Coastal Carolina University - Atheneum Yearbook (Conway, SC)
- Class of 1975
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USCCC 2 Mr. Pete Magann uses various tactics to recruit new students: billboards, radio announce- ments, and appearances at ,, . 4.15 . .12 ..,... 5. W , 'Q : ...., . I D ' , --5-.'5.I-:Ji- .-F -- '+ 2:5-:-:fE ' ,INN , 'f54:,'.i. .fifglsiaf.-fi:-li-'.x2S3: 1'f'iEi:'-if5P':2f 3?I.'?:F1i f-if f i - si Q: ji Qi 1: tx em, :Pix s, l ., .. - -A-' 1 . A V V. 1 f'- my '1 32 ' e -br-H 421: tr - :f :Q5,15gig::.gfg:ffai:g--1:-, c 5 P L1 .el 5.5: '25 ,:-'-'-f. :- Q9 3-:sv-I - 5' ff2-'-'f:':z-:5:3: :.'- -:fx E. :sind .- 'wv.'N sl +2 2+ sssm:21f:Q :gels-1.1.-.,,..:f.-4-s.--.-.2a::'.-.4-.,-swan.-Q,a-W...-wt:-, Y v, . Qs . h :' Ii' -. - '- ff- - E-s . 12 :::f::Sf-ss-.' 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An invita- tion is extended to visit the campus and any mail from those interested is answered the same day. Pin yur mg. in an Tusbcsn. you can Q ,I ,jitfzggl 2 Q- t M ff if 1 1 H UN ,. f x KH' 2 1 l Ever wondered what happened to your transcript? It can't believe it ate the whole thing! DVENTURE ARNING Us H Q Wife Q F C QS 1' if f :QQ Q 4 -4 Q .'f.'M-4 4 1 .1 1 V , QI Q' ITD, '35 AN ' f-'72 Dirk: '29 ,J V . ..... .. .,.. . . 1. -ww M 'Si-7 JV LA 5 5CGf5f ' Horn as 1 if Q ' ,V my M I' V V vg, ,, I 1 Y5nal V Check . M mf5HaiKMw f7Z , fs all Where Do I Go Next ? 3 YZ .-.W Q I .I P' .Ak 5 . V. f-, af : ' n .ff 'V Nl. 'I 'H 4 ,,... 2 S . I' 1 K' ,n H., P A Six! ' ll 1 955? .Q M-gd' X lx at : N? 'J -- ,, ' N f-42 - H, 1 nl .. 1 ry A' lx!! Ll. A 1 1 5, n 58,1 ,Li 5 4 I 1 ' ,A7-Q, ,ni 537, ,-1, L. ' X ' Sf Q ,, ' 39 E ,N ' 'W 1 :Q 9' 0 A A 601, go fi sxvrx -Mr' gms ew 'B-QM amp! ' --1-sf teyyplolg - 1Jg.!fl3f4-ug gi? -i 'img - M , ' if When am I supposed to be at school? Two hours ago?!? What do you mean Hist 101 is filled? How about 102? Oh, I gotta have 101 first? What about ZOO? 201? 351? Well, what's left?!? How come 1 havta fill out five of these cards and she's only gotta do one?!? Why isn't there a course on how to read the catalog? Registra- tion is a good time for all the guys to check out the . new freshmen. Freshwom- en?? 5 .M may Jw-,-2. 1 -'ll 11 iid' v 041,51 'N Need small objects for 9 7 5 tokens and one dice SIL! Vet S Club Made a lot of children happy at Christmas party Got hung up on Roberts' Rules of Koastal Klowns Appeared in many parades Gamma Slgma International Club Alpha . . Had a good time at the Your g1rl was lst runner-up 1n the Miss Coastal Pageant' OKTQBERFEST Flshmg Club Sigma Delta Got Se asickl I Didn't sell your quota of stationary PEA! CLUB Made money by hosting TOURNAMENTS! ! ' ! ! German Club Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Atheneum TCHIUS Club French Club Got your pix taken with another girl Taught 3 new Student how to P1aY Parlivous francais? and your girlfriend is MAD! and She beat You! . Sailing Club Chanticleer Fell overb o a Complained about the newspaper and r i the editor blasted you in the next d issue! ! 2 II u 6 Alpha Mu Gamma You are on probation Archarlos Had trouble getting material for magazine but finished product - GREAT Alpha Beta Alpha Had a good time at Bob's Afro-Am Music at meetings drew more students Buslness Club ancing books Helped a local businessman by bal- Student Nurses Assoclatlon First patient broke 12 bones' HISIOIY Club Beat local pool pro at Branharn house Compass Club Skip this space Due to inaction Coastal Concert Choir Marshmallow Girls made a it! Peaceful communions held under the dome SCM Handbook went over great! ! I 1 You Got Conned Into Helplng Planned all the dances Socratlc Club Campus Discussed various philosophies Union C1no Splfll Club Young Democrats Got a rooster from new student and Got Jenfette to Speak on Campus got big crowds to games I .4 I If f-X f if ff f f i I 1 J , 1 if i L. ll f i-KL -' Q ff 4 v K ,f,,p .-.- 1 ff v Y , ' . ,- d if 5 -W df ga? .d 1 , A' W Dr. Lackey addresses S G A. ,WM ,A fwkv . may 2 VVhat's the discussion? Robert's rules again? ! ? 1 M er G on 5 5- X Q DJ 61' W 'U '5 il wgxi gf, '-. f, In my 4 W. 153 ,. fy, ,,,.... I. UL' J 312- ...f-fg .. ' , 'ff-'.:', - . :ff L. H' :' -1. , 1 qv' -tg , . . r -, :fi 73 .- .,, .-r . A 'V V 4 f'1,.ff , U 4 , .4 . 5 ,. ,-v 'f I ., f'....,..:.,, M. M ,....- , 4.7. fum, --V ... J A23 ,gi ,Q-snr' .un-nn 'oil ' 'Q 'uf' Mt' w Q- sux 1 all all 1 U, .ff ff- .3-'-, 1 .Q , ,, -.. .r h ,,. - ,fr- Man? .. V ,..vf 7' ii 7 s '1 94:11 x X ,.a.-4aXa..A.-x4.p..u-Maammsu-swim: ' ' ' ' ' ' f 15hi!kS'.. Ili ...z.-tN,HX PWD . 3 v-D 11 round Campus Sleep... Sleep SLEEP' Sing. . . . l if , 5 ' . ,., , f A' M- l V Skate Board. . . W'1tCl1 thc Tub 12 Wu Talk. I I 355' v as - Well, they're NOT studying! I! , .1 Frustration! 2 Spades anyone? What is it?!! A little music. What a hand! U! Ll ou Can o Anything K1 ff' ' 1 ,. V' V f-92.1-'2Z.' , '4 -.li ziulxs un. '-1.319 ? '- Ig- -.1 , , E 5 . K . U A I 1' M' .Sc Parking has always been a prob- lem and even Visitors to the campus get frustrated in their efforts to find a parking space. So a place was created for visitors and woe be it to the student who parks there! As for smoking in class: The main campus says no i,' the SGA says yes , and there's still heated discussion about the matter. 14 y f- ' - 4' - ' 'N' .' 1' ,:n.' -, ' Y, 'f,j'.S'.Q'. .Vi , fl .ss- if . -wifi' -:'? f:3,2i l 1 ., 1, 24, ,,, . , .A .. ff, ,,,,.-2:1 5 ,,.gV -:Ez-1 ., q+4e,.:w 45:1- gfg. .f ' .?f2a's:i': . , ,I ' -L5 5-V'ff'7 V' -'L If . .' ' A522321-i:y11,.4f ' 5' tw f ,p V V' .V ' ' ' Z . P5 '? fsgrjii iftij V - vi ' ' 'V . -V '4 '1 ,Ji I ' I , V- -. 1- iipj?Qii?yg,,i':'- V. fgyz,-Q ' f ' J 1, n,f'1,,?'fMff!qa1Q, 4' , - V3 iw- I . . ,,5,::V4-E,p,, , :k'.,,,. W V ., The Student Lounge is for all students but, if left in such a mess, it might be closed. 'is 51 W1 or our ddcd . . . or inconvenience! A new registration system can be a lot of headache for students with last names beginning with W or Y. By the time they get to the head of the line, all the classes they Want are closed, except for the favored seniors. The new classrooms are much better than the windowless ones in the Williams-Brice Building. And the additional space in the new offices is really appreciated now that Coastal is a four-year institu- tion. The Student Union and Adminis tration Buildings got a face-lift this fall to keep up with the new building. B H. :- ILM Q Z C X ' r Y ...J , i TE 1 f 5 ' 31 535 L Y ' ,?' f xl f,.?5iq ag - ' :F I y gr H A f it I 3 W 2 SRU 3' a 1 ' 4fifi5if'??Qi Fikiffi-I. 1 if AX J W -'93 . f .'-A L ffkfifj Qi, Xerox machines are a God-send for students and instructors. No more messy carbons or stencils. An elevator is a great help to a student heavy laden with books and late for class or just tired of climbing stairs. These unique students pictured on this page get the privilege of going to school twice a day - as a student and as a teacher. Coastal now has a program for student teachers where they can do their practice teaching in l-lorry County closer to their homes. After attending school in regular classes on methods and directed teaching, these practice teachers go out and Student Teachers ilthnlnuuummq X face the students as teachers on their own rights. Leading this double life does have the advantage of helping the prac- tice teachers understand their own professors. xl 1' ff'-',+,'v ll ' 83' ' -- A 4 4 K 5 S, .i .yi E A' gf 5 Q 1 I ' 3 E 'PZ ii. 1' 'W 3 if ' ' 6 l Q f 5 2 ' bp 'H ig 2 lv hw 2 1 ' ' ' 1 ,.,,,.a October 20, 1974--Coastal Carolina opens its doors to the public. With a new Academic Build- ing, exhibits, a performance of THE PAJAMA GAME, a musical program presented by the Coastal Choir, and even old time square dancing, USCCC has a reason to be proud. People from all over Horry County came to enjoy the afternoon. I 354 PV l , ' in ', y ja f W 1 fi l 'mf fm f Q4 O ll S l pen l 1 i 3 3 Consul Cmuun 'HEAT RE Pntsswvs ii nie fl WMA T 2 QMWE The f- --n 1 '? E, :, li 'OM Q f T3 fame z,af?:y5aqf,,Q X w v a.2'.,, 53713 , aj ama 5 2. 5. U3 I STAL ARULI ZIIHC ci, v KE? , FS ,. 13, ,. THE PAJAMA GAME has to be considered a success! All four nights it played, the Lecture Hall was packed. The play itself was about intermingled lives of the employees of a Pajama factory. The plot centers around the growing love affair of Sid and Babe. Their affair is shattered when they take opposite sides in a labor union dispute and Sid is forced to fire Babe. But in the end they get back together again and everybody lives happily ever after . 18 .SQ- Q' 52 K s .bf - 1 L Mx Fas? . Lf? 114 x J -1 GAMMA RAYS won not only the Pulitzer Prize, but also the Obie Award, and the New York Drama Critics Circle Award as the Best American Play of the Season. lt was one of off-Broadway's great- est successes in the past five years. lt proved something beautiful and full of promise can emerge from even the most barren, afflicted soil. This was the timeless lesson of the play, and the root of its moving power and truth. 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' F - ,sw A gif , . .. M J? mmf? CQ.. W V f , 1 ff! .Q'M,1i.ll! 3 I L M Afimemefunm rfb 1 X ii?-4 ,gzgggg . 1- 2 2' ls. 'A YV Unvolvement - what is it? Need you ask? Unattended class meetings, unattended committee meetings, SGA roll call covered with little X's, finding out in the middle of the year that Coastal does have a basketball team, baseball team, and almost any club you could want to join, dances held at least once a month that some people skip and realize later that the chance comes only once. Yes, Virginia, Coastal does have some students who care. The only problem is finding them. I'l1 be damned if I walk another mile to l get to my car. Why should I? It's in a ditch anyway. PLET Coastal students are so nmovative that nMW nven DELETED 1- fa 2 r 1 4 .I . ' ' 145: W., , ':f F'?'l U... .0-U 1 W- --'nm-A . v 4, f W A pci 'Lx xg w . .41 .x . 8-..aV If students really cared about some of the conditions around here, they should do something about it. 28 34'-pa-, .,- uyqg 5 ,H . v L1 ,cn ' 4. 5 'JJ' A drink machine on the blink - finally on the students' side! Once upon a time, Coastal was visited by a strange little wee person. When he arrived, he tried to find a place to park his little saucer. But, lo and be- hold, the only place left was on top of the Williams Brice Building in Slot 34C. After squeezing in the lot, he decided to visit the lovely building call- ed the library. Maybe he could find some books on this planet to read on the habits of the earth people. But the library had no materials on earthmen. Well, the man was hungry so he went to Cino's Roost to eat. But again, space was a problem. There was no place left to put his food - even after paying all the money he had to his name. Looking around, he realized that the custom here on earth was to leave your food lying on the tables, in some sort of pop art form. But it had to be done in the right manner. He placed his french fries in his tea and then painstakingly brushed his cigarette ashes onto his plate. Finally, he placed his gum in his catsup and sprinkled pepper 'U K -ff wat, ' ae? Wav, 'rl AX. A 4 14'-1-15. HAMBURGER 55HOT DOG e CINOQURGER 100 WITH SLAW CHEESEBURGER 65 Boioonm oouaus BuRcEmo5 SAUSAGEDOG BREASTUCHICK e5HAnvu Fssnwvcu 55 HAM Esc STEAK OR PORK EGG SAUSAGESEGG BARWBWO o all over it. Satisfied that his mess was as good as any he had seen, he decided to take a little stroll. On the way out, he saw some girls kicking and yelling at a machine. All of a sudden, five drinks came rol- ling out. Ahh --- money evidently meant nothing to ma- chines here on earth, only hand contact meant somethin g, The little man was now tired and ready to go home and think over all he had seen. 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V , , I K, , A , , f A.A, 1 g his a r ri ed Greg as Ruth Ellen Hardee u d t S 'l2aw..f i ,. , 1 Beth Nolan A Being a married student at Coastal seems to work out very well for most people. As stated by Dixie Maxwell I was scared until I saw ' ' so many other older married students . Beth Nolan and her husband, jim, use Coastal's library for studying. jim teaches at it Myrtle Beach High and takes graduate courses at night. Marshall Brogden, whose wife is a school teacher, is studying to become a school teacher also. Greg and Ruth Ellen I-Iardee plan on graduating together this Spring. Ruth Ellen has attended Coastal for four years while Greg transferred from Clemson his sophomore year. Dixi - 'uf ' A l if ' A A ' ,L - . . ' MQQ4.. 30 I A V X 2 VV ,v.y V V VV I IVV !V.Gy I VV 1 V , f VV rlvy A537 3 -.1 -I 7 th V A WV lg: . ,- . V VV 2 V A .,,A , 4 V ,.-- VAVQVVL f-.,,,-I.-V 'VbV,, - , 1 V V' ,VV V V . 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H59-.Q if 'V ..,, .f I Little signs hanging on money monsters that say, Sorry Out of Order - Maybe Next Year?, Please sign your name below if this machine takes your money! fWith about 25 names followingj, and Sorry girls, better luck next time. Telephones that don 't get you - the operator, pay phones that take your money, a nice little phone under the pine trees that lacks one simple minute item - a dial. A historic place in Horry Coun ty - Coastal's Library where a copy machine has had the same Out of Order sign on it for two years. Finally, they got a new one. Even the bathrooms have had out of order signs on them - the water was to be off for three hours. What is next? USCCC out of order? L I:'s Never 100 hate Af L in , , j 3. I ,-AA,, V 'L my ' ' , . . v M? f 'x f Marial iff 4, ' f 1 ' if A,- 1 I wi . n 5 -ii an ,A 3 1 gm 'Mfg Ly K , A , 'ff if -A 1 H f ., V,, f 71 sa..- af' ,iii - , i ' . 3 S, . X 2 , ba . F' f -...,,.,,gI.- 1 5. ...gi it iv ,L . i Liston Barfield, LEFT, has been at Coastal for four years. A senior major- ing in P.E., Liston helps with all kinds of sports - whether it be working by selling tickets, participating in the games as scorekeeper, or being a team member. Evelyn Snider, RIGHT, was an English and Bible teacher at Conway High before coming to Coastal. A very active person, she is now attending Coastal as a fellow student of many young people she taught in high school. She has participated as guest lecturer in several English and History classes. Coastal has a new policy this year where students over 65 years of age can enroll for free. This has increased attendance in some respects. However, there are still many older students, not yet 65, who attend Coastal and greatly add to the activities. Franklin Holt, PICTURED ABOVE, is a senior majoring in Accounting. Although he is an assistant manager in a chain store, he finds time to attend classes. Frank Pop Alexander is a familiar face around campus. A theatre major, he can usually be found in the Little Theatre, where he tirelessly works day after day. Pop is also interested in ce- ramics and other forms of art. fiiiifff v.:7ff-ff,-wi F X-ff-,Q xxx - .+ 'T ..'-f -Q.: H' 9'-f , - l Q , ,,..........-.----n---- ,,,,,,.....------ Am ...1-- ,, 1, s ' 'Q Q .,2.,,ynw V 'S . I ' ' l ll E .--fb -. , w. I '. Q ' ,Vf 515 '-x xx. lf., .1 715' ,fi -1: ' H-7?:'1s.Tr'5 xxx wat- .S ,,4N,,,, t . 'I-1 M' ' 1-'Z2' M USCCC has many activities that are not included with the reg- ular academic load of classes and homework. This fall, Sen- ator john Jenrette came and ' toured our campus and had a question and answer period. Governor jim Edwards and several other political office holders also came for ques- tioning periods. We also par- ticipated in the Convention Center's Open House - sending cheerleaders, clowns, beauty queens, and various exhibitions Conway High School's Honor Society visited our campus. And, as usual, we did have classes to attend regularly. But, as evidenced above left, some ingenuity still exists in the classroom. 35 From the east and from the West, from the north and from the south, on bicycles, over bridges, in pick-up trucks, on motor bikes, in Rolls-Volks, by way of thumb, in car pools, in a van, in jeeps, over dirt roads, over by - passes, over turning bridges fDarn, there goes that Socastee bridge a- gainlb, and in red VWs, in blue VWS, in White VWS, in Orange VWS, in yellow VWS ..... ,Q A 1 'I' L -', , . 5 Y Q- Q. 'W X as W w , X 4 5 , ' wb'-s:-F-Q --Sfetsxw ,Q ww 1--. 'e:ff-::E:.:- 2- -. 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Although they had to learn to cook, budget money, study in a madhouse, and decorate in Early American junk, these guys would not exchange their dorm life for even one home cooked meal. l r v - f . 37 SI EI Sl? A 'Sig tw + I , I ' 53? it in f' as M0 EY Part-time jobs, full-time jobs, and spare-moment jobs -- any kind of work that helps pay the way through Coastal is accept- ed by USCCC students. On this page, clockwise, Susie Her- rington stocking the shelves at a local drugstore, john Wilson pruning trees at a beach motel, Danny Stevens spending time as night-manager at a motel, Donna Smoak working at a doctor's office, and Bonita Hardee writing a receipt at a clothing store. On the opposite page, clockwise, Simon Spain selling photography equipment, Debbie Roberts clerking at a department store, Mike Cannon checking blood pressure, and Craig Smith operating his own shoe store. M--1'- '.' to-is 7 'ff' -'W ,gif we ,LW Y ff I gtk lf ,I Y in , 1 ,., i i yn t M , '53 ' 3 , . 'K A li -.. 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Anything and everything that keeps that money in your pockets and fuel in your car. 6 NEY fm ffizkzf Mm! M f WM .ay -vc.. ., T ' AL 41 ,dak 40 jfgffzz ' zfr 'fu f , 1 5' , ,Af -.... , v V. 5 , :Q r , ' , '-1za1ffwf- V V V -, ,, ,wsafl 1fZ'f4'g F zzz f y ,gl 1 1? ,5'f-F525 ,2'52'z ' ' x ,. 4 , ' Q. 1 .. , ,, M., . JV , rf' - L7 ,,,,l, Q . ,, -h3,., 1, ,, ,,, ,, , E f wi 'lx Y nfs ff sf Neff. Q SX ' Br i f R6 X af N s x 1 +- efb in fu .vs silzzvx s EH 'il 2:1 ,, - . .-.., , it X X HES? Your C0-511 OTHIN6 BUT -fresh .' Free. C1dm'.HanCe +0 'i'Oh'a in'i.5 game, wal-is 5+f,-dei' IDD. or 'l:e.c. Ctiscssmervl' Card .ff SP-00 Fm. - 6'-Qm 8883 i 88 EH EEE 1 UR ww new i 'f'-5553 YPCFJINCE-5 INTEEEST Tv? f . f c ' 'L+-21,3 -fl I' 4-uf Ly ' ' 4 gy T 'Zu iw f Lf? as , ,giunffin fikiif mf UP we Signs what would a Coastal student do without them? Since there 15 no public address system or any other means of communication, the signs are number one The bulletin boards are loaded with news, lost and found, club meetlngs new , news paper clippings, car pool 1nfo, departmental news, newspaper clippings, and the awe inspiring grade reports. Thanks to the Campus Union, there is some order among the disorder. At least the signs are dated and hung only in certain places. Where the Students Come to Roost A place to eat, drink, and be merry. I-Iave a seat, play the jukebox, stand around in line, just walk to the door and look in to see who s there order the regular of chicken breast fries and tea or mingle with the lucky ones who are eating the special of the day Thanks to Mr Al Oliver Jeannie Cook Wimberly Cino s Roost pro vides a place to relax between classes QI-Iappy Birthday Eunice I 9 I 9 1 0 . , . Eunice Graham, and Karen . , . , - ' D o o v v Q no v of Q of who. ov fo ov on oo Q4 1. as owoov W5 40000409400 oooo Qeo o4Qov+ovoo 44o+ooQ.4oo ovovoooooov oooonvoono The Beginning, Halloween, Miss Coastal Pageant, Christ- mas, Homecoming, Spring, The End - great occasions for were sometimes cut short and sometimes held at the wrong g great dances. Even though they 0690 0 OO MH? Q oo 6 0 4 009000 time, Coastal s dances were never unattended. Partying, drinking, dancing, talking, laughing, flirting, loving, foxing - what could be better? .. . ',:. - ,,, . W '.YtT1w ,., tn as wwf vi 4 ' WMM N f K Q - . l 'x 43 i Kaii With the ever growing attention on martial arts, Coastal has many students enrolling in Karate, including several girls attending the classes taught by Dennis Miller, a black belt in the style of Tang Soo Do Moo Duk Kwan. In addition to the 44 course in beginning Karate, Miller's Karate Studio offers classes leading on up to the various belts. State tourna- ments have been held in which Coastal students participated and won several place titles. E i -- 1 - ,K 3? f Q., jf .ami Y , i x 'M' , 5. 55 ,l 3,1 J , gg, tgp. V A 'V ,V Il,,,,,,,mmnm-:W 'if ihifi, K J X e. V ' . ,fa N---M .q-,.,,.f-n'..:.w1- ' fr , A, '-1 .' - fe 'V' .3 f- f at W R -fi 4 1 ' mance: ,.. . fi? E Q Rl M ! : ,Y .f E3 inf! 1' ! be Q ' vt , 2 Y X 1 B .mai , qzvcz 1 93 X + , cWff??'f e 'Q 4 is sf., Pa ,f f. ,.w.5'1f.k- X V , V .--wwf-W-...,,-t M N 91:31 24 ' ,l Q . f r , ' : ,G Q g ,ffffrd l : 56' :lg ' Ax ,Yr .-..., 1 4' . Qs- v Q -1Y.Z 3211: Q if Ni. '- Q 3 Q 5 -:, ,.,, Arr fi' is if .ww f X ff' X,,- - T ,..j ,ir V, V ,, p . ':. . 1,1 HQ 'Y ' ,fl K ' he Behind the Scene The people behind the scenes who make the scenes, headed by George Rewis, are a group of the friendliest, nicest, and sweetest people at USCCC. Always working to keep Coastal clean and neat, they are not always appreciated. The Athe- neurn would like to publicly thank them for their hard work and smiling faces. 45 TU H' f f1:1fL4i1'-wygygm tlilllflll H y iumfigii t gmlllilim 2 t 'llllilfli a 1. f .fx , fc' ' no-4-w W.. , .-.s-an-W If tw ,Q X , P ' ' . my l, - 4' --.ru 46 'runs' LVI-IAT EL E . Oh, no! It's that time of the year again. EXAMS are here. No Watching johnny Carson or Monday Night Football. It's catch a bite in Cino's While studying, copy notes that were given in a class you cut, study in the library, and study by recording your notes and play- ing them back on the long trip to school, spend your time by making the world's smallest cheatsheet. Then, zero hour is here! All the class is quiet for a change as the papers are passed out. For one solid hour, all you hear is the scratching of heads and pens. Finally, it's over. But again, there is terrible waiting until grades are posted. Then, you come to school at odd hours hoping to catch a door unlocked so you can sneak in alone and see your intellect laid naked to the world in the guise of a small letter attached to a social security number. Ahh, here it is CNCS don't count against you anyway. J At last, rest for another year from the harrow- ing experience of exams. TUBH' TLIH' ' J zffff T vi., A group of students, profes- sors, and non-students who fill the roles of actors, ac- tresses, stagehands, narrator, director, costume designer, set designer, lights crew, and make-up artist without any problem. Sewing on costumes until three in the morning, spending the night in the lecture hall to work on sets, rehearsals until odd hours at night, spend- ing all free time working on the next production - all this is dedication to the art theatre. Coastal is proud to have such a talented group of hard-working people who enthralliaudiences production after production with a repertoire of musicals, tragedies, comedies, and ex- perimental plays. iw! K i--'1' . I '- .f fu- .D Z . fx . f' ' 'Lf , 4 gf-15. ,, . g- I L . .aft -A-. Pr 5' Q' ti l--- f , . fl f, ,. , , . ,f 5 it . ' Af, A ' 4. 11.5 'it-ff, r 3' ' C' Qc- . ,. U wwf. L. f x fi g, . ff , Y, 1 1? r 35 fx '1 . , , -1. ,Aff - ' - wg? 5 'if fp-A fgdz? V, Fi' is ,Li ' 3- -Mir' V 1 --fr-ay: ' an-.ff-, 1 1,24 -, ga V, ::,41,3:,i -1444? rg: 45, 1551 15? Z' HN, J, 5 --V , , , , - .,.. ,, 5:E1 l'.4'Z fg ffalgrp-,, 1 ml I . . f 'I , 1 fl ff- . i :,,. .,,. f5?5Y?F A-Yfffssweff Y X NA? ff!-AW 5 IQ 4 9 'J ws l i5i,E3 ,sipfr 1 W K . , rs- - :I : .,... 1 ' .- - f 'H ' Y Q' -- sv 1 Y t, , , , 5 , X 5 .f l , 1 X 4 gf is, . V If . I X ,af 5, . .. - ,Q-1 V . . 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Clark washed, dried, and packed the uniforms, loaded the bus, gassed up the bus, drove the bus, broke down the bus, repaired the bus, and got us all home safe and sound. Thank God We had Clark. He never lost his temper. Well, almost never. And he always hung in there. Sometimes his day started at 6:00 and he might get home by 2:00 in the morning, if We happened to have a game that particular night. What Would We do Without you, Clark? QBy the Way, the whites need Washing.J 403' Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. 4 6:30 10 6:30 15 7:00 18 7:00 22 5:00 29 6:30 1 6:00 ll 5:00 l'2 6:00 College of Charleston Benedict College UNC Willington Pembroke College of Charleston UNC Wilmington Francis Marion College Coker College Benedict College Coker College Francis Marion College Coker College College of Charleston State Tournament Third Week in November Away Home Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Deni nerette. . M- - - - - --:N fn- - -W V f Coach Violet Meade Q C 2: N xcwn ,V ,n.xt A ll W wks X xg QQ X QR 1 QS wg W : 'Q' Nmq K., 5 , KQQXI .. ' l A QRS- WW wwwwywkxh. 356 ' -im a 1-N , ' YQ ..Xkff'5 ,M it fl:XuQi'W -get liiiziv kg, wFiQ'v-rbi'-', Q' ef N -'wr' E k . ' MX X' fam G 5 -Q Pi . Y' . r . , , my fy X . ' wt- cc.. aww C X Ao- L, 3 Y Kay Barnhill 1 av.. s- V A QA . '.,W4g,515.K,. . M ill Aghelljyl X ' l meeloezll Charlie J' 'A 1 M'- V. 1 Ay, f 5 .Xiu f L Eddie Euchler ja--uma, si , 2 11' . -1' Q42 S 5? 'Y ,gg . CX? , . . 3' Is.. . ', . I-f'f 'f 4 R4?M'-3?-.g-QlQ.- - ,-g..,nrz2-: 1.51-f, 'f .M ' W Steve Williams 4- an-,J , 33,3 I ig Steve Taylor : V- Ricky A in X USC - COASTAL CAROLINA 1975 BASEBALL SCHEDULE HEAD COACH - JOHN VROOMAN DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME FQBJ7 UNC-WILMINGTON Name 100 Mar. I METHODIST COLLEGE '2 gamu Name I 00 Mar. 4 MORRIS COLLEGE 7 gamas Home 2 00 Mm. 6 BAPTIST COLLEGE Nami 300 Mm. 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' A lf F , Pat Singleton Walt Richardson Meet the guy that repre- sents YOU - Coastal Caro- lina students in being the most ardent fan of Chan- ticleer basketball. As a means of introduction, he is a business major, and at times, is the only voice in the crowd yelling Give 'em hell Chants . We are speaking of Fred Haith- cock, a senior who has seen his last game as a USCCC student. However, he has p vowed continued support Steve Taylor-Sports Information Director for the Chanucleers' TWO - - - - Othier loyal Spectaitors are Sherry Strait-Stat1st1c1an Pat Singleton and Walt Bis -r cuit Richardson, Whoattend every game - home oraway. f M., . W ', ' 1-47 x ' ,L ', efwwmff f '94 i fi 5' 1 .I 1 v-'-.V :, i f 1 if 62 Marcia Wells- Scorekeeper Ruthie Vaught- Tickets Norm a Mills- St ati stic ian -Q a rms-sf-'NYNM -. iii. . , W X xygaa 'str WPI X . ' s t . . ,,. . , . , ,RA IZ 75 For Coastal Carolina athletics, it has been a year of firsts, with new faces and new sports showing up on the scene. An extensive recruiting by Coach John Vrooman brought a lot of new faces to the baseball team. Randy Owens, a pitcher, and Steve Pearson, a third baseman, joined the team from Spartanburg Junior College. From Virginia came Al jose Anch, a sleek fielding shortstop, and Steve Foltz. Ed Euchler, Keith Yankee Holmok, and Joe Stethers left New York to join the squad along with Blake King and Ricky Avins from USC.. Sumter. Additional new faces were becoming part of the team for the Spring baseball season. Girls' Volleyball entered its first season at Coastal in the fall. It was a rough and rocky initial year for the girls as they managed one victory, which came in their final game. Coastal hosted the girls' State Volleyball Tournament which won acclaim as an overwhelming success. Miss Violet Meade coaching volleyball and basketball marked her first year at Coastal after nine years of heading the Women's Program at USC. For the first time, the basketball team played all four year competition. In the second game of the season, team captain Lonnie Chestnut's Chanticleers sent panic across the state when they upset Newberry, 96- 94, in overtime. Newberry was pre-season pick to win the NAIA District - 6 Title. The team traveled all over the state in their bid for a top seat in NAIA. Girls' basketball entered its second season under the new leadership of Miss Meade. Team captain Cathy Nance's forces were in great hopes of a bright future, although win- ning against established teams proved hard to do. Golf and Tennis under the leadership of Dr. Sullivan and Dr. Dame, respectively, were on the upswing. Established veterans were painting a rosy picture as the teams tuned up for the spring run with only one big question- Will it rain all Spring? Another first at Coastal in the form of a girl's team is the tennis team, making its debut under the able coaching of Violet Meade. An eight game schedule was planned for their first season. Intramurals, with Howard White directing, got new life at Coastal Carolina. Coed volleyball started it off, followed by men's basketball which, as usual, was a big success. Although the win column was lacking for this season, Coastal is growing and improving each year and the teams will soon come into their own and lead our school to victory. -Steve Taylor Sports Information f X y Kenny Houston Chuck Siceloff N lnlail.. . Bob Booth I ,1 9 Q I 'f fi 0 r I G Mike Pinson Eddie Salley Ron Baker 99 A 3,3 1 g 3 X , iffE:1?1::Zsf-5 152- ICR CLASS 1975 QUTSTANDING Reneb jackson john 0'Doherty Biology English I r r i l 1 ,Q ,. 4 X , .HBR k' ,ZFX , Y 1 Craig Smith Ruth E. Hardee Stuart Stevens Math History Marine Science Before the age of two a child learns to make his desires and feelings known through speech and is able to comprehend the people around him. This is a natural process which comes about because of a desire to understand others. The process of learning a foreign language could be just as simple if we were taught to under- stand the importance of human relationships. This does not mean that we would study foreign languages so that we could talk to foreigners or teach a foreign language, or work as a trans- lator or visit in a foreign country. Rather, we would want to understand the people, their language, customs, problems, desires, and beliefs. We would also better understand our roles in the world and our own society as well as our relationship to other people of the world. Foreign Language-Pam Patino The Division of Education would like to utilize this space to honor ALL of our graduating seniors in Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education. We believe that they are very special people because of their desire to enter a profession which demands that they give much of themselves in order to benefit others. Whether they work with children and adolescents in South Carolina or elsewhere, we know that they will always do their utmost to provide to their students the quality of learning that will enrich both the present and future for all of us. EDUCATION SENIORS, WE SALUTE YOU! Mrs. Patsy Candal Dr. Eleanor Lester Dr. Betsy Puskar Dr. james H. Rex Dr. Roy Russell Mr. Stewart Strothers Dr. Henry G. Walding Dr. Dennis Wiseman Mr. Horace Wood 67 Educ ation Department Larry Allen-Physical Education N 1 Fred I-Iaithcock-Business Administration Eddie Benton-Psychology O I 4 'Y r' Y C Q f I of 5, ,N kk ' , g, ,,,- f A I Q4 . M 7 4 K. QR .ad President: Pat Singleton Rep. Mike Floyd CLASS , R 9 1 , r .,. 3 1. .in 1.1 Rep. Diane Goldstein Rep. Wayne Nobles Rep. Ruthie Vaught Linda Bratcher Member of Alpha Mu Gamma, Higher I Michael Floyd Member of Alpha Mu Gamma, I-lorry The Who's Who award has ac- quired national value because it serves to motivate and in- spire students to continue to seek new challenges and ex- plore new paths of oppor- tunity as they embark on their chosen careers. These Coastal students selected to serve on Who's Who have demonstrated wise leader- ship and an ability to ac- cept awesome responsibility. National recognition by the Who's Who program marks a pinnacle of scholastic achieve- ment. Education Commission Scholar, 2nd runner-up in May Court 1974, Campus Union Coordinator, member of Afro- Am, Compass Club, SGA, Young Democrats, S Pep Club. Frances Miltonette Clardy Member of PEM, BSU Secretary, Sec- retary of PEM, member of Coastal Carolina Concert Choir, member of Compass Club G a participant in the Miss Coastal Carolina pageant 1973. County Higher Education Commission Scholar, Editor of the CHANTICLEER for 1972, President of BSU 8 a member for two years, member of Coastal Carolina Concert Choir G Ensemble, member of Coastal Carolina Little Theater and of Gamma Sigma Alpha Fraternity, Senior Class Representative. Anita Renee Jackson Member of Sigma Delta Phi, BSU, Junior Class Representative, Coastal Carolina Concert Choir, Compass Club, jtmior Marshall for Graduation 1973, K-Ettes, ARCHARIOS, ATHE- NEUM, Miss Coastal Carolina 1972- 73, Sophomore Class Representative, French Club, Student President for Faculty Reception. Francis Wayne Nobles Freshman Class Representative, Sopho- more Class President, Senior Class Re- presentative, Member of SGA, member of Alpha Mu Gamma, member of French Club. President of Gamma Sigma Alpha Fraternity, member of Student Affairs Committee, Higher Education Commission Scholar for 3 years, George C. Rogers Award for Outstanding Student 1974, Business Manager, Ads Editor, and Senior Class Co-Editor of ATHENEUM. Nellie I. Smith Recipient of Kimbel Scholarship in junior year, 1974 George C. Rogers Outstanding Student Award- co- ordina- tor of Clean-up Coastal Week and co- ordinator of the Faculty Auction, President of the first junior class, re- presented Coastal on the Ed Young Stu- dent in Congress Committee, President of the SGA in 1974-75, member of Atheneum and Chanticleer staff, Koastal Klowns, BSU, Compass Club. and an honorary member of the Afro- Am Club. Member of Student Affairs Committee, Open House Committee, Student Union, Graduation Committee, and Distinguished Teacher Award Committee. Founder of the SGA Scholarship. Patricia Ann Singleton 1974 Faculty Award for General Excel- lence, Vice-President of the Student Body, membership coordinator of Com- pass Club, Senior Class President, sports editor of the ATI-IENEUM 1974 and co-editor of Senior Section 1974, member of Coastal Carolina Concert Choir and Ensemble, member of Afro- Am, Young Democrats, Campus Union, 2nd runner-up in 1971 Miss Coastal Carolina, 1st runner-up in 1974 Homecoming Court, 1973 May Queen, member of THE CHANTICLEER for 2 years, member of Sigma Dlta Phi, Koastal Klowns, and PEM Club. Stuart Albro Stevens Member of Alpha Mu Gamma, Secre- tary Treasurer of the Society of the Undersea World, assigned to Computer Room in conjunction with an indepen- dent study being conducted at Baruch by USC, Karate Ki of the 4th Gup degree. D elind a jane T odd Recipient of the William A. Kimbel and Georgia-Pacific Scholarships Mem- ber of the Alpha Mu Gamma, K-ettes, Sigma Delta Phi, BSU, Coastal Choir, May Court '73, Homecoming Court '74, and Miss Coastal Pageant '74, junior Marshal at '74 graduation, recipient of the Faculty Award for General Excel- lence, member of the President's Honor Roll. Emma Ruth Vaught Recipient of the Conway Lion's Club Scholarship for three years, member of Atheneum staH for three years - Facul- ty Co-editor last year and Editor this year, member of'BSU for three years - represented BSU in Miss Coastal Pag- eant, member of Tennis Club, Koastal Klowns, and SGA as Senior Class Re- presentative, Freshman Orientation Leader for Fall '74, Glamour Magazine's College Representative, member of Graduation Committee, Homecoming Queen 1974-1975. W ' 431,75 Larry Eugene Allen Marilyn Allsbrook Liston Douglas Barfield PhYSiCa1 Educ 1ti0T1 Early Childhood Education Physical Education Conway North Myrtle Beach Aynor Jeffrey N. Bayer Loretta Benton Science Education Secondary Educa1:ion Myrtle Beach Myrtle Beach Thomas L. Brady Linda Bratcher Sylvia JL Bullock Business Adrninistration Elem. Education Secondary Education Myrtle Be ach C onw ay L oris 1 o 1 n ' if X fwmw Sandra P. Causey Frances Mitonette Clardy Education Physical Education Conway Conway 1 5. . Nl, V Im M' R it :ffl M' H W HM M M av' :Nz 5 Rebecca Davis Leslie Dawes Elem. Education Foreign Language Myrtle Beach Myrtle 1369.011 -'. N F in 'M ix Ann Elliot Linda Floyd Elem. Education History North Myrtle Beach Surfside ,,,,. ' 'fin' . ,iwfrff draw Norma Frances Cooler Elem. Education Myrtle Beach Lucinda Jean Dunn Early Childhood Education Conway E' ll W l' , A AMW. ., M 15' . VM Michael Eric Floyd Elem. Education Nichols 75 Q, 'I 4:31 ,Arjun Paul E. Gerstemeier Pam Graham Fred I-Iaithcock Marine Science Early Childhood Education Accounting Myrtle Beach -Ayngr Conway Jeanne Jenkins I-Iardee Ashley D. 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'L ' I IL 4 r -nvx A h, f. 1 V x , ' 4 'J' . 1 ,,::, 2 X3 , V2 ' I , :Z -f V Qt - 'M2Za -3 li P il W'-L.fx gli' Q? 102 The CHANTICLEER, established in 1962, is thv student Ai .. Michae'Gasque . . . . Skip Opalko . . . Danny Wilson Charlone Lambert Tommy Riksnbaker Michael Flanagan Shelly Ridout D0r0thy Galloway Davine Meridith TYPISTS . . . ..... Doris Hamilton Brenda Galloway The Opinions in the CHANTICLEER are those of the author. 3 Q' S 91: x X ii l The German and French Clubs, due to Waning interest and lack of par- ticipation, joined and became one - the International Club. Together, they had an exciting Oktoberfest, parties, and interesting meetings under the leadership of Mr. Nagle and Dr. I-Iall. i J, x W N53 6 Q, ff, a 'ri ,s ' if CCOAS Al CCA! CUHLIINA F , 3, , .- K' , , , r- 3-' S 8 X I -1-1-1 K - Q., I ' Q 4 . N . .4,iiWz:,,A y ? Affew, 1 g ,S A 1.f6?5 'Q f . 'x , Q 3 5 X 1 I X , I 4 , 1 az:-1-sp ::,g5g:g, 21,5322 '- - 53:1 SY' 'SSW z5:.: ' - , W y X5 V, , , ws, . 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V DU V 5 VYI W YV! IIJL 5 107 ,, ,T fi 3 1 1 Z s ,irq Y. I ASSOC. NURSES STUDENT BAPTIST STUDENT UNION in Baptist Student Union- -a place Where you feel that everyone cares, loves, and understands. Through prayer and communication with Christ on a personal and group level, BSU grew, flourished, and reached out to all to share the joy of knowing Christ jesus. STUDENT CHRISTIAN MOVEMENT Xkkiixk' Henry Parsely, assistant minister at Trinity Episcopal in Myrtle Beach, reading scripture during a regualr Tuesday Communion Service. E35 t.,.:,x - 'sq-A Vx 3 Q? x Agp k QS if E 15 N W 5 al' fwvzfrux 'X ' xr-. Q f 'T 'X' , 5 5- Q if xx Q , 55 8 A-'A -,. Xa... , .- . . S 3 is ' . ,. ., 2? 5 Q -A X ,,, y Q . .V Y , ' M fe Q XY W sa' 'F' if. Y' w . 1.-:- 5 ,, 'P , DHPKN I ' 'iff T it S f t1 4' 1 S 5 rf Aurc 7 Lfif X . :.X j Efii. 5 iff' , 'Q . A X ' ., Q , p , '- . - ifgrglj -' A 't'1 's -:'. r f I , 'lk I',,: . 5 ' ,1' 1't 4 slt s 2 -sg. ,N :, A y ,V ww H t,sQ, 5 M af ' ,TQ-1 3 V' ,A V .: SCM members at Angel Oak, john's Island, South Carolina, on a weekend retreat at Seabrook. Q W4 nw., , .,,, E in J 'TX , .1 , ',.' -E s T t s E E E AZ? V 1 'gg 3 MV 'T y i T T ,QT s1 Cyl a , ' -- ' in SCM members in silent prayer before Communion. . X .W gr e. Members gather under the Philosopher s Dome. T p W , f x i Q I K T Z w I P N x I -X, Us A' Q! fxig, ' -, ., :QM - ' - ' H 9' 'X :- .I .,,.f . ' 4 i ' if ? if '- iff Wu Gr? D ff? J Cf For the second year in a row, the Coastal Carolina Fishing Club was the first team to accept an invitation to the Coastal Carolina Invitational, a tournament which combines intercollegiate sport fishing and a seminar on fishing. The late spring match brings Yale and the University of Western Ontario to Myrtle Beach for the competition. Last fall, Coastal club of- ficials Skip Opalko and Mignon White initiated intercollegiate sport fishing in the Carolinas by arranging a match with up- state rival Francis Marion. Mignon and Tim Schoen took individual honors. VZ 'EAN' 1 Dr. Richard Moore, Tim Schoen, Skip Opalko, Mignon White, Dr. Donald Millus, and john DeMe1is. 110 I X i P ,QX ww hp awww.-W-www ,N ..N.,. - , .em-my x.-fm. ,G aj...-..... , 5, --Q-.--.......,, f X x-f fl .41 5 ?f'f'-'.:?Nw x ' .KX ,gif 5 xsgxawifwvw-lgiwfkf' ' ' wa-is. V .,,. 1 -if A. 1 ' - ' 1 A ' , Q ' gf 1 ' ' Q' . six. ' ' F E' f 4 ' ' X , . l 1 X A X . ' L . X Y 2 3 , ,- - 9 V . 3 - -5-v ,.., 1 , :' ' 1 K A X , ' A ,F h- , '3' y .M '41 IUSIIINJESS GLU! This year, USCCC Business l Administration majors took interest in the Industry Fields Studies Program. On a week long trip to Atlanta, Georgia, they visited and discussed as- pects of business with top ex- ecutives from various banks and companies. The Business Administration Institute, new this year, is a group of related programs de- , ,gi signed to stimulate learning experiences. Major guest p K? speakers representing busi- nesses such as Finance, Ac- counting Economics, and Management attend the meet- ings. 5 Qi 41, ' ',,. 7 if Q , 7 1 K ji. V! ' fn 'v V gf ' ,ll f' .. q ll ' fx.-QNX 2 ff x , . 'dk x Q 1 fd? 112 'cm ,avr , Q, ,1 ,i,'4'v ff fps,-4' ' nf-Wlhilesapf ., A4 , 4 , . 1 I., ,A :ii ny ,' ., -. . 1 11. P' .. fvm- .Q 'o ,V ,VV V, W -v . .I ,, , .. ,-,Mg-, x , Q ' .ig + - , - A ' , -- Y: -G .1 2 nm , I V. r V-5:.?,hM2 'am 114.-.Q 3 -- , Tay, 13 uf .' J ' ' ' ' , fv,j'. I , ,,,-9, .. '- -' ae .fir .,A I, :.'f,'-,Q , . 9 'zflj'-g, .Q ff , ...Q , ' .L - ' L ' y SL ' 'Y K., ,..W::,.. , gy' , .45 - v :.- , .. . f. , 4.-51' ' . ' .fsgff ,- ' .' 3 ,. Y . WV? . . . , 4, .5 . ' 1 , V 'j:,,.'. 5 fwnfv .L yy , A , Y... A v ,.c'3',Q 1 'A 1 A 11 '- A I' , .1 . -fi. ,- E -V , . uf: wa.. ' ' I . If 1.--31 zf ,' 1' f V 7.3. 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'van' 119' W' Sherrel Richardson, Assistant M3615 Neita B. Inabmt Director of Business Affairs John M. Graves 115 Sue Gerrald, Assistant Brenda Sawyer, Assistant Director of Admissions and Registration John W. Magann, IV f', I . wr. K 5. 'J' x I f-fi Sarah MacDonald, A ssistant Coordinator of Financial Aid Thomas G. Boyd 116 Director of Graduate Programs Dr. Marshall E. Parker Diane Watson, Assistant Athletic Director Dan Selwa Supervisor of Maintenance John Hicks Bookstore Manager Robert lington r k5' f sr W , ' ...JV - weep ay wgfzi 5,1- ,fQ452w,y'2,faf, Y',pd2f4,ja.j:.y:f1'?1:2 'li 6 ffm, ' ,M 2 , V U . ,M ,, Q'.3fyf,5, -4 'cw - f:5,g:y4Qr4g- M Z2 1:1w 74' 'V , A 4,4 .,,,- mrmavf.: 5 1 118 wht-,vm ,, lf. Q af s Martha McCray, Assistant 1 ' ' 7. QF' are ' -3 -if 'V J V . , :fm 2 r f ...f sss- A ff- -, I , ....,, ,. up-V ' .,,.. .... inn Louise Love, Switchboard Operator Sonia Mishoe, Secretary If V A Student Affairs - where every- one is welcome. With caring people like Dr. Ron Lackey, Gayle Baker, Robert Living- ston, and Mother jean Casey, this small corner of offices has become one of the biggest gathering places for students. They really are interested in putting students first at USCCC. Playing basketball, helping with the VET's Christmas Par- ty, sponsoring a drop-in, par- ticipating at all dances and school affairs, and just being there whenever you needed them is what OUR Student Affairs is all about. 1 I ,.,ai fsi!'KN m V ' ,,. W 'N gs gg? f K yi f ,N gc - - --.. 3, it H if 5 Q Q gig- N ff1f..53.f, . 5 R ,. X i ' 16111: Z .- 'YQ' -' . .X '. V 1 . sf-Lisa-:51::.,' gg, X 21- ,. - ., ,UNK .L ,WZ N 'cm-aff 2.1 .ar fzil fxf? -,-cf - - 3.5 .1,,s.,,,-I . Ycvaaw,-,N b- fx.,-rxzv,---, M' f M- W'fy,MN ,. ,. . K in 'S' LQ , .J .Rfk K X I I 119 I l 3335355 N N F a culty Communication is one of the build- ing blocks of Art and Letters, one of Coastal's biggest divisions. The English Department helps the stu- dent express himself through litera- ture, the spoken word, and study' of the classics. The need for com- munication is very important as the World seems to grow smaller and smaller and all people are coming in closer contact with each other. The Foreign Language De- partment has adapted to meet this need. Through Religion and Philoso- phy, man begins to communicate with the all important beings - God and himself. The Theatre Depart- ment interests students in com- municating to others through the medium of the stage. Learning to express one's self through art and music is also important in en- abling a student to communicate with himself and with others in his world. 1 . Mack Proctor - English and Sociology 2. Dr. Alvin Hall, German 3. QSEATEDJ English - Glenda Bruton, Dr. Gerald Groves, QSTANDINGJ Dr. Donald Millus - English, Linda Schwartz - English, Steve Nagle - French, Joyce Parker - English, Dr. Thomas Trout - English 4. Dr. Carl Compton, Herbert Hash - Religion 5. Dede Mavris, Martha Thomas - Art 6. Dr. j.T.I-I. Mize, Music 7. Dr. Robert Robinson - Philosophy 8. james Ravoira QKNEELINGJ - Art 9. Dr. Randal Wells, Dr. Thomas D. Kelly -English 10. Dr. John Durrell - Chairman of Arts and Letters 11. Dr. Janie Jones, james R. Cox - Theatre 12. jack Austin, Carolyn Cox - Music ..f':Q. Ewa i93 -.xv ' 'F' ' V X ,. Q , . N -, .AW W3 2 , 3 .6 X, F. ' 4, . ' x r S s p 5. . Aff 493 ' L l 4 4 . ' . 1 A 4 f J ' , . -fu . ia , -' ,f 'Q , ' '-v . . -. A 'f . V 4 , 9-F A r 4 A :F if 2 in W . I 1 V4 1? W' 'MQ V N, A ,Y . i i ' ' 0 0 ,f J . . 1 v 14,4 A - fld . V up -f fw- - f:f- :iw A, .Q ' 1' . 's ' -f -1' , -1' -fs 8 H 5 1' 6 . S - ,,,,, V V.: ,. 'f -'ff-25 K., S'N '39 M QQ? wk 44 .ef KW , ...-1 we-nv' PARTM EN Good things are happening in Education this year. Many new faculty and staff members have joined the Education Dept. and the Physical Education Dept. Beginning with the Freshman year, students are gaining experience in the public schools thereby receiving a more re- alistic picture of the teaching profession. Through micro-teaching, the use of video-tape equipment, exposure to team -teaching and a variety of other experiences, the Division of Education is attempting to give students experiences which are both interesting and rewarding. 1. Violet Meade, Physical Education 2. Janice Loud, Physical Education 3. Education - QSEATEDQ Patsy Candal, Dr. Roy Russell, Dr. Eleanor Lester, Dr. Henry Walding, QSTANDINGJ Pete Magann, Horace Wood, Dr. Elizabeth Puskar, Dr. Dennis Wise- man, Dr. James Rex - Chairman of Division 4. Beth Thomas, Secretary 5. Dr. Stu Struthers, Education 6. Walter I-Iambrick, Physical Education ' A . Alf .. ' , is w 1 r .pi sf .WV aw' 2, ' 5 X. L'-.19 - ....,..4 v .fab M, .. ,. ' . .z,:.,1c we gqunnssv-2-W-W' -' , W ,gi .5 xi 9 x V-A T. M,...H 5 140 IXVIZYTAMT 0 Business Administration is one of Coastal's fastest growing divisions. There are many students majoring in Business Administration. ln fact, there is one class that is composed entirely of seniors who will graduate this year. F or an entire week, several Business Administration majors journeyed to Atlanta, Georgia, where they viewed many big corporations at work. This furthers B.A. 's aim of developing a student's unique abilities, interests, and attitudes to the limits of his capacity in order that he may be of maximum service to a changing society which is shaping our American ., way of life. 45 l. Ralph Stroman 2. Dr. L.H. Gilles, Jr., Dr. Wilbur cariand, 1-off-,I-v 4 ,O Dr. Gerald Boyles - Chairman, Richard Peterson, Dr. Darcy Carr 3. Charles L. Watson sg? . f , '52 - 4 - -' 'I' Q I. , ...yi 99 ggi-H V 1 'Msg w,,,,,,: . ?: -7 -:Y 2 . 22 - A633591 , V - - i - . ILQ Q . L' . 2. ' . 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' f awww --M -lf wa 'U x I3 KE , , A bu The Math and Science Division is continuously moving forward The smiling Mickey Mouse face wel- comes everyone to the Computer Room where there are always inter- ested students working with the various machines, either creating new printout faces or working problems The Marine Science Department has two new acquisitions -the jack W Nelson Marine Science Lab and a new boat With the tory, Coastal s Marine Science Dept is quickly becoming the first in its field in the entire Southeast The biology and chemistry labs are 2 still in full swing Students are still f filling the labs to overflow as they try to learn the art of dissecting T or the art of balancing equations. f Faculty Dr. Douglas Nelson, Marine Science Dr. Wallace Edgar McNew, Dr. john Eberwein - Chemistry Dr. Ballou Skinner - Physics Math - Dr. Warren Karstedt, Dr. Subhash Saxena, Frederick Cole, Gene Collins, Albert Cannon Dr. Richard Dame - Chairman, Dr. Douglas Nelson Dr. Carl Freeman - Biology, Dr. Richard Moore - Zoology, Biology - Dr. Coleen Lohr, Patricia Rogers, Dr. Lester Whitley, Dr. joseph Pinson continuing use of the Baruch Labora- . . . . . . E . . 5 -62. , ' , . 2 is , . 3 X A .qw 1. Nu, E 7 x 3 5 :Q 'QQ' 4099 gi i I S av- tl VJ... ,3 , . C, . M 1 'f . 2 1 f V., V .. ,, ., 4, ,L . A ta .,.,1. wx'-A 1. avi, 5 --' i H-.pm 4. . ,, 1 K W 51 , -4 ,gf vA,,Affy:ff:iL , if , . :gi Q 2 Q . ...ai sous cies The Social and Behavioral Science Division gives students an opportunity to investigate and analyze conflicts in their own world and Worlds past, and to suggest to them the traditional values by which we as a society have attempted to resolve our past conflicts and dilemmas. The study of the human mind and an individual's reaction as a member of a social, econo- mic, and political system seems to further this study The Anthropology Division has had many such studies this year, the main one being the excavation at DeBordieu Colony of a prehistoric settlement, dating back to A,D. 500-1000. Faculty 1. Daniel Selwa, Geography 2. Newell Wright, Anthropology 3. Tom Boyd, Psychology 4. Bernard A. Albiniak, Psychology S. Dr. Cornelius D. Sullivan, Political Science 6. Dr. Martha Thomasko, Psychology 7. Dr. Reinhold Engelmayer, Anthropology 8. QSEATEDJ Dr. Josephi Wightman - Chairman, History, james Bran ham - History QSTANDINGQ Dr. James Farsolas, History, Dr. Bruno Guj er, History fa 4' iffy , :.' I ..n,l' I 'l .:,n - I 2 4.1 'n Q F R as A 'rf 5 ef ff yr, f' '..:2-IL .1 Y ,,f Yi, ,w..'?f.-1 o 'MQ 4 ..,,4 . -. Vg,-fn-3 ,ww wan GP' , I 1 iw 2 X 4 ,N r 'Q wg. 3 9 1 ,. x-H. -NWN wwf' v W ,,v- x :,' S, .x.1 , ' - r Jes, , W .' ,, . Akxtg, Practicums at the hospital, classes at school, putting on the surgical mask and gloves, learning bone structures, muscles, diseases, long rnedi cal terms, carrying heavy and expensive Ioooks around, keep- ing the journals on various pa- tients Qat 2:15 the patient was resting easy, and learning the correct dosage, studying, studying, and studying - it all leads to the satisfaction of Wearing that cap and pin. Faculty STANDING - Phyliss Ratliff, Patty Sue Hickman, Doris Cole, Jean Roberts - Chairman SITTING - Sada Cox Buck, Patricia Kirkland F' Q, F :Ii si? 4, K '1 I E Vi L Af f ,I 1' - I 7, 51,1135 ,, , 5 9 5514 .mb warg , QMS' 73 I eff: f -I MM ' 7 4 . 1.. iw! 'rjp ML V Mi , ,,-,W 'Wi 1 ,1 ' ,ww - V , , . w.,1',i., 15,1 ,fir I ?' ai7Wi','?'3- N39 ' 1 49gxeaWQ'f9.,: 'M ff-,fi . ' 2921572-f 'I 'i 1:95-5 if N , ,i,E'?,53w'+.ffLMQfr ' '- Q ' V 'Zi is ., ,, Z , que 5 ' ' ' 1',9,.:fe4,?1g::5f5g,,f 5 I 174. ,. f:'iv-J, It f V - '.-,'41.s,: - ,,.f44iz,.i:,-41.97 wwmh-Q 41- . 1iQ5.:f1f9If,'5f -' 'fi 1 Zkigfgtgzggg , . ,,fvI:5?:-!,v A, -4, y Aj 'T,11i:LFCr A h, iffy' ' ,, ,, fp'-1 .. 1 ,J - ye. i t 4 , ' A f - '3-'-1 ,'wfjffev,.,,f, f ,r ' . .v-A : 1 V ff I ,, , I 2- . wan- 1322? If , ,a -. 21: ' 31 Q:.ff.f' 'V-:JA 1 12. , 'ffm-i .,,-ws.. ,, f - 2 f - A wfff' HH' .. A ' , ,,,f W, . - 1, jj , ' ,if , ' 2 ' 2 E ' - .- , ig ff 'ch' ' ii' ' ' 2 as .4 2 . A Aix Ai: hu, 54 Sss Ich.. Coastal Carolina's library - an ever growing institution. There are plans for a new library that will better house all of our references and students, and provide for all of the new mate- rials ordered. Mr. Dove and his staff have rearranged the library, making it more suit- able for research and studying. Library Staff 1. Edna Bellamy, Library Clerk 2. Doris Hamilton, Library Clerk 3. Mary Morgan, Assistant Librarian 4. Lynn Todd, Library Clerk s .D ,. 1, l F Y .1 Y Paul Dove - Chief Librarian L. .:-:.a. Ev? 5 Y g A, A: . ' ,ji :zb 3 V , 5 ., , N., 'ibiza alll! 165241 if 4 PQJWKF Z' .,,,.,4,.g,,.,,,.f..,2 ,,.. f 6 ,. , Av 5, , N , ,, ., M rig ,. fi .4 - fir?-,E U Q. :yang . S .,::,:+. -,xv ,-55.1 . .az is :5wfk1Ay,Q?:'?g35, ,. if fi fi . 'L-'--S '73 ,ii-vi . W, Q.. , ,Q-- 4 ,23j3,iQ,, .,.. ,mga ,.4 xI' RZ,acZ.i5fQjg .4 4 3 W, QI. .. .. 'X A ,.,,, , 'Q 23 ,. r:b. Q Y g fra gf, 1 , K 5 A U FCI oz mf Q limi: 2 fl , fA.-, ', . L ,,,,, N G aluafe S! Jie Dr. Marshall Parker, Director of Continuing Education, and his able staff are now firmly ensconced in their bright and cheery new offices in the Ed- ucation Building. The Graduate Programs conducted its own spring registration due to the growing numers enrolling in Continuing Education. There are apploximately 345 students at the present time. - f 4, Q65 og k v A f V QQ f - J., Qx ff XJ i 1 ,f f All RTISEMENTS ia pa. in ' Q Wg: GQ as Q 'Qi fm LQ 9+ 3 J CCG, I ..- Q Q l A 133 I III:- e ry OF CONWAY CONWAY'S HOME TOWN DEPARTMENT STORE Fabrics Hardware Shoes Home Furnishings MGH'S Wear Appliances HOME OF RED Gifts Art Supplies SHIELD STAMPS HOUSGWHIGS Infants 81 Childrens Wear Ladies Ready - to - Wear Fuels , CONWAY SPORTING GOODS Telephone 2492227 Main Street Conway, S. C. 1610 4th Avenue Myrtle Beach 448-6051 Compliments of A after you see '15 .pg ,, your docto r, 0555 x -4 I if ',e- -1 v.leQ bring your A O prescription to PLATT PHARMACY Coastal Mall x ,.,,: MAIN STREET Hwy 501 and 16th Ave. Q 4 CONWAY can Conway I PIZZA INN AMERICA'S Mosr POPULAR PIZZA A fn Y y Where you'd' be lrgbix I proud to bring 5 f your family or in your date I z5,:'l i Open 7 Days a 909 Norman Avenue Conway, S.C. Xie?1Z1geD6Ef In Congratulations S V BOB BURROUGHS Real Estate Company 418 Main Street C Y AS JM 'et . o It - 2, anno , 11 pu uv-u 1 annum. 00 X XR fozsugusl Y Q12 x sg QQ? M agrath Insurance Agency 501 Main Street Con y S C PEGPLES Saving 8: Loan Association Your Savings Headquarters OFFICES: 501 Main Street, Conway, S.C. 29526 - Tel. 248-4226 1701 Highmarket Street, Georgetown, S.C. 29440 - Tel. 546-2122 4242 Main Street, Loris, S.C. 29569 - Tel. 357-3000 17th Avenue North and Oak Street, Myrtle Beach, S.C. 29577 - Tel. 448-3534 U.S. Highway 17 South, North Myrtle Beach, S.C. 29582 - Tel. 272-5367 U.S. Highway 17 South, Surfside Beach, S.C. 29577 - Tel. 236-7777 Ralph Cooke Pontiac MC AMC - Jeep Loris, S.C. W. F. COX COMPANY, INC. Furniture, Farm Implements, Electric Appliances, Floor Coverings, Hard- ware, Building Materials, Sapolin Paints, Wholesale Plumbing Supplies Loris, S.C. 29569 Phone 357 - 3514 357 - 3544 G- H INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 1600 Oak Street 1129 3rd Ave. Suite 102 Conway, SC 29526 Myrtle Beach, SC 248-2204 29577 ' 448-2346 Auto-Home-Life-Health-Business One Stop Shopping Center For Your Insurance Needs Protect Your Life's Voyage Insure-Invest With Confidence Ready 325 Main Compliments of CAROLINA FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishers Service - Quality - Satisfaction Phone 357-3800 Loris South Carolina LORIS DRUG STORE Four Registered Pharmicists Troy Sims Wayne Deal Mike Thompson Douglas B. Bailey - Owner Operator We Care About You Prescriptions Filled Properly and Accurately Dependable Phone 248-2 -nu.. W- X Q Conwa Motor nn Restaurant 8L Motel US 501 at Hospital Mr. 81 Mrs. Furnie Bell - Owners gl Mgrs. .tc 0 N' A noromsihil .,uL.L-MM.i-ew..,.i!r- - ' - ' 2 ,,lF0i21-RISTAURANT P at t'1-t 1 ww- RESTAURANT- g fi ' - at . 11 IM ,QAM ' mx I t '1-' LQUNTRYKHCMEN 1 M me gg M- - 3 . ,M . -N 4' U . A - M wuz' ww-T.,. 'sit' 1'3u-WM M to M o ' ' J ' -- 139 PEOPLES U DERWRITERS NSURANCE Philip Thompson, President Charles P. CChuckJ Mayers, Vice President 400 Main Street, P.O. Box 446, Conway, S.C. Telephone: 248-2788 The Agency With PERSONAL Service Compliments of V Your Happy Shopping Store T 1 O 2 Coastal Mall Hwy 501 gl 16th Avenue Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Conway S . Open Mon. - Sat. 10 til 9 ports Mlnded Because You Are almetto Chevrolet Conway, S. C . SAVE HT Conway COASTAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Marion, S.C. 29571 Compliments of HUCKS AND WASHINGTON FURNITURE CO. Conway, S. C. Compliments of HORRY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Loris and Little River, S. C. 142 goldrinch . oil, inc. JAMES B. GOLDFINCH Box 498 Conway, S. C. Phones 347-3442 gl 347-3443 BUYING A HOME IS A MAJOR INVESTMENT! You can depend on the many years of experi- 4 ence of our fully qualified staff of Home Counselors. We are proud of our reputation established by the families we have served in the past. l Serving Horry and Georgetown Counties In All Phases of Real Estate PAUL REALTY 8a CONSTRUCTION 1422 4th Avenue Conway, S.C. 248-9129 248-4036 gm ini? Piggly Wiggly 1511 4th Avenue Conway, SC JOSTENS We are proud to be the Official jeweler for Coastal Carolina graduation services, invi- tations, personal cards, caps and gowns, trophies, medals, awards, and diplomas josten Representative - Tommy L. Eady P.O. Box 6227 Columbia, S.C. 29260 Phone 787-8205 p ackie's Feminine Fashions ' L with Quality f 1809 P k V' Rd xx N th Er iew . f or onway gh I Tl, i Shopping Center C 3' , Phone 248-9012 PRINCE CHEVROLET COMPANY INC. Serving the Coastal Carolinas for 40 years. Loris, S.C. 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GOODYEAR TIRE CENTER GORE'S STYLE AND BARBER CENTER ATIIENEU M 1974 - 1975 E 1ii7ifou F 45,1 Sherry Strait Elaine Dusenbury ,4 ,,., 'f X if 1 fn1qv---- john Wilson 5 1 Pat Singleton Jeff Swaney In Wayne Nobles Clifton Roberts 159 The 1974-75 Atheneum consists of time, work, dedication, and planning. This issue originated early in the summer of 1974 with workshops, meetings, and ad and subscription sales, with Mr. Charles L. Watson, a Conway attorney, buying the first edition. Many businessmen listened pa- tiently to sales pitches and then eagerly bought space when they realized that this Atheneum would represent Coastal's four year status and its first senior class. Without this help from our local merchants, this issue would never have fulfilled its purpose. Many new effects that were tried worked, while others did not. Even though the class beauty pic- tures were sent to Peter Columbo Falk, he never acknowledged them. Therefore, the girls were chosen by your popular vote. The senior section is in color, the sports section is in color, and the opening section of the book is different. I hope that you will think the Atheneum truly tells the story of the 74-75 year at Coastal Carolina. I realize that there are things that may have been omitted. I would like to thank the people who were always there by me - jim Beaty who finally found room for the staff, and Jean Casey - this book could never have been printed without her. She kept the staff going with her smile, ideas, money management, and reminders of deadlines. Nellie Smith sold nearly half of our ads, and if you could hear her' sales pitch you would understand why. Karen Yar- borough acted as the Business Manager until October, keeping the books straight. And I am sure all of you have seen Rick Wall sneaking around with his camera - the annual could not have existed without him and his dedication. And lastly, our representative Fred Bostrom with his fantastic ideas fwhen he could make ith, and my Blue Jean King H13 who kept me going! Thanks to all of you. K:I2L15UfN'Si- 160
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