Coastal Carolina University - Atheneum Yearbook (Conway, SC)
- Class of 1985
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Each club is allowed to set up a table or booth in order to provide information on their membership requirements and the activities that they sponsor and participate in. For example, the Society of the Undersea World lSUWl set up a table displaying certain scuba equipment that their club uses. Students were able to mingle among themselves, enjoy free hotdogs and Cokes, and sign up for the clubs that they were interested in. Thanks to Activities Day students are able to become better acquainted with the extracurricular activities here at Coastal! if V- EWHEFSY ?ff':?fl41Wf1'5 i ff ffi' ' 'J I I , t f +5 ,Q , U if ' A 4, ,asf 1 L A. , 4' ' mind ' zmffffsy f pf , ,,, QW. 51411, V, . Q: '. 5 , , 'fbMfL'1'y , ,, gt 5 .ffl , fill M w,,,,,w,,, 14. ,. ,tsl :- , gs ,.. ,l W5 -V , ,y 'E ti yt . I J 1 'fs ,Q Deciding whether or not to dance can sometimes be a difficult decision. Students mingle and discuss the upcoming school S6IT16St8I'. The Campus Union started the Fall 1984 semester off in style by sponsoring a Welcome Back dance for all students and faculty here at Coastal Carolina. They pro- vided fifty-cent draft and wine, along with other refreshments. The feature entertain- ment was Dance Limited, who provided a wide variety of music for everyone to enjoy. After a brief time and with some encourage- ment from the D.I., couples gradually made their way to the dance floor. As the sounds of Dance Limited filled the ballroom of the Landmark, everyone seemed to forget all but ther moment. Certainly, the Welcome Back Dance proved to be quite a success! fa -wr 1 .,- 7: i While taking a break from the evenings activities, these students become reacquainted with old friends. Editha Beck and Steve Lawson show off Lilly Pond and Step 'N Style fashions. Wfmwfw aamm Show Some Style The Coastal Carolina Art Department, along with The Lilly Pond, Step 'N Style, Mi Lady and Formal Wear held a fashion show at 2001 to raise money for the school's club. Many of Coastal's students participated, and it was thought to be a big success. Coastal student and director Ioey McColluch worked diligently with the art students as well as the volunteer models to get the show off the ground. Neon Fashions, the baggy look as well as some breathtaking for- mal wear were featured. The stores were generous to provide door prizes and entertainment. It was a night to remember and thanks to the great art depart- ment the show was a big success. , I f ,f if ,fc , J 1 Ngo? Qqfyi zfivwzqa y d wa' .Q V? s ..,..- . + Wg'm Q W 1 ,Ns . Robin shows off more than this impressive tuxedo from Formal Wear! Michael Duke embraces Renee Meyers who is wearing the newest in stirrup pants from the Lilly Pond. 1 l 1 1 4 l l 1 1 i 1 l 1 Christmas Festivities A 'A ' 2' . Situated just off of Ocean Boulevard, the Landmark Hotel vibrated with the rocking beat of popular music on December 7, 1984. As couples entered the dimly-lit hall, the sounds of Inn-O- Vation' magically put them in the danc- ing mood. The Campus Union used their talents to transform the hotel ballroom into a glamorous setting for the annual Christmas dance. Free beer, wine, and hors d'oevers were served to keep the spirits high. As the activities came to a halt around 1 a.m., the students de- parting all agreed that the evening had been a great success! The music provided by Inn-O-Vation ' is-li' kept the partygoers merry. Campus Union members carefully checked student I.D.'s before admitting them. These students catch up on the latest gossip during the band's intermission. The South Carolina Philharmonic Or- chestra performed at the Wheelwright Auditorium on November 27, 1984. Eina Anderson, a graduate of both Stanford and Harvard conducted the orchestra. Robert Pruzin, a faculty member at USC-Columbia, was the featured soloist. Sid Ceasar, a legend in the world of comedy, presented a special lecture at USC-Coastal Carolina on October 16, 1984. He discussed his television program, The Show of Shows, as well as the basics of comedy. He also gave a performance of a few of his most famous routines. af ,ibm On Valentine's Day, USC.-Coastal presented some of North Carolina's most gifted dancers and musicians. Chuck Davis used his N.C. ,heritage and much ex- perience with African, Caribbean, and American dance to create this exciting troupe. v- aw' e NOW SW a X Gwygaie gas fo C Psa, 5 FJ P56030 SC P v. Natchez Portraii ol Bw: P otfffetfbl of Wfv Dan Wagoner 8: Dancers X, hflharfn A PX I .Omega af Dan Wagoner and Dancers per- formed at USC-Coastal Carolina March 7, 1985. Wagoner likes to contradict musicg he creates both feelings of tension and humor. Their form of dancing has given Dan Wagoner and Dancers the op- portunity to appear all over the world. They are a universal talent. i 1 I I 1 1 P 2 r . 5 V 5 A, X Orch051,a X CBQOXKN 13 6 C035 4 090 ' x93A lay Thompson's Pocketful of Wry, a musical revue consisting of sixteen to twenty songs and dances performed by light players, was presented on March 19, 1985. The songs in Pocketful of Wry are everything from bright sophistication to unabashed sen- timentallity. The overall effect was delightfully satisfying. wvje -' ' KZ,!5!Qr4+11 H1 . f--lf 2 JJ435 ' 4-L .622 ,datwt-i ' ,,'v3:i:W . f as .-sf, 41, EP4 I' A' 7 V' . ,' ' : ' 15 'I . 4 . 4 A' 1 'il ' N15 ' ' M '25 4 V 4. Q ,.L'r,+'-Af X pi, X t wi 'V Q 1 OT' sbp fwii rigid l ' 5 ' H .1 ' ' ' , -4 ' If, ,Ph lf it -+ 1 Sim Ht 1 it H ft, Lwfiiga s . f master 1 . wit-s , , mm- V 2 ' L . ..... in , Mi. , ,sf ef, ,. T -was .'21'fQ544l'9:f5,rV '1.f -ffl' - - 4Big2i'l ' ,- G'-,x1 1'. 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These photographs tell of a large communi- ty of free blacks before the Civil War and after. l 2 1 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 1984-1985 Mlohuel Lehouck aura Meyer Mlke Mong I I v Teralena Haymond Sherri Iohnson Herbert tffackjt folly Members of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges are elected by the Student Affairs Committee each year. Their election is a tribute to their excellent achievement in both academics and extracurricular activities at Coastal. This honor is shared with a relatively small group of students throughout the natifln. Congratulations! Not Pictured: Larry Brady, Cindy Holmes, Iames Kinsey, Virginia P. Looper, Ginny Page, Elizabeth Smith, Ioyce Yedlosky. . 3' 5: V ,, ,t if 1. 1, , ' at -- . Y- ,f,g..-g.q.g5g 624, 1,39 1' s- - 1fE1E121Z5E.,:,.,f.,.3:sfz- N, ' - ' .G Y f i 1 'Q ' 'Ifff?','-' , T. aj: I , ' -.1 ., A I A :Q I . :X ' 3,5 -Q f52'5:.'25.' Y M 'Nj , . ffl, if - . S' , , h ll 5-4 O CD fp. O D I-P CD I3 CD OU 3 O N-I CD v-vu Ph 'U DJ J 77 CD S 71 DD FF 13 CD E. D CD EE. D.- CD 1 I-V' F! .a- vfl Spare Time It is 1:00 pm: The Student Center T.V. Room is filled with students and faculty. What are they doing? Wat- ching soaps, of course: others are next door shooting pool and playing video gamesg some just sit and talkg and a small number try to study. These are only a few of the many ways USC-Coastal students spend their spare time. Others enjoy participating in intramurals, attending club meetings and athletic events, and eating the new food in the cafeteria. . ,.,vwWW'W u..,....wfW An aerobics class encouraged many students to shape-up during their spare time. O.K., what's the latest gossip being spread on the Stu- dent Center front steps??? ..fa-fi .,,, After a grueling day in math class, good food revives and prepares one for the next class. 'ii , X. 1 ' 3 ' - , 3? --H-4 24 l With his wild antics, attire, and hilarious jokes, Steve Hudson kept the action moving as emcee. Defying the norm, Greg Tyler and David Ma- jewski present their video version of Pavarotti Putting on the Hits The latest craze that seems to be sweeping the nation is popularly referred to as Lip Sync. More ac- curately, lip sync is the process in which a person sings along syn- chronically with a recording. In keep- ing with the times, Campus Union presented its very own lip sync con- test. Sheila Clardy, Gwen Vereen, and Roberta Ziegler walker away S300 richer after winning lst place: Ebbie Gore took 2nd place and S200 with i'Don't Stand Another Chance by Ianet Iacksong Michael lackson's Beat It brought S100 to Stilin Woodberry as she captured 3rd place. Sheila Clardy and Roberta Ziegler reminisce of Modern Love took on a new meaning when por- earlier days with their rendition of Do Wah trayed by Andreas VeDung, Declan Cunningham and Diddy. Ron Porkorny. HOMECGMI G 198 Tabitha Bowens CCC Choir A! B. I. Christian Coastal Carolina Chapter of Student Nurses Nancy Cice oml Randee Goldsmith Terry Ha mond SCA Senior Class Busi Y ness Club Deborah Anne Hucks Coastal Carolina Cheerleaders Diana Parker Sigma Phi Epsilon Freshman Class Lisa Patty Meg Taylor Sheila YGFGGH . Coastal Carolina Ensemble Alpha Phl Omega 7 5 1 Terri Vick D Campus Union Pam Walters SUW QQ mecommg Qu e W an .. s M, Q' mg xii' ,... 0 28 J Q ,, I ,A an any-,..,.u-0 w,,m, ,f gg Yu! A , I is -I 9' ' U J-.- , ff.. mf 'F 5 2.9 Q ,,,, ff' ,f Yew: A, . Y A , ,4 M. .fx J ,, f I 5,9 ff 1, nw 5 , ,M ,W if ,WSW HP i , .aw ,B ,,f 1' W asf U , ,W ad' 'A fm' A FWWGM ,, , D a :aw-oiaiiiiiiw 7 , ::,f:4il5! e,wf:f.'1f'::Q.5:vf' f 1 ' ,, yy 'X hun 'M 1. . ,M Q 'v Z 'Hag' fw W., , A4., ' S , mf A W '- ff I 'f' '19 ' rv. 'ls ' '50 x was we 2 4 fy x 1 iicm u 2 r U C 3' f . 'W ,, g ' ff L it i .fl Q1 ul! 3 ' Q f, 2 S E, 'T W if , -if I K if it U p, W A, ,, B ii nfs W Q ' ' f ' xx Q' 3 n' 4 ' n '-.vb Q-x S is 1 X l D Deadline Blues if In the summer of 1984 the 1984-85 Atheneum was just an idea, yet members of the staff were already anxiously antici- pating the final completion. The actual work began soon after- wards: ads had to be sold and more plans had to be made. The staff spent many days walking up and down the streets of Con- way and Myrtle Beach, visiting stores and businesses to sell ads. The tempo soon quickened around the Atheneum office as photographs, layouts, copy, cap- During registration, Steve Neeves and Whitney Shaindlin diligently sell year- books to all interested students. tions, and headlines were needed for each page. Each staff member was responsible for various sections in the book. As deadlines were slowly met, the Atheneum began to take shape. After the final deadline, the waiting began. The staff was filled with apprehension and hope. Finally the completed edition arrived. The goal had been attained! Qi -nv 1 Editor, Melissa Blakley carefully proofreads copy and captions for the 1984-85 Atheneum. 1 1 T 4 R ll I l gl . , ..,. , uns- - - ' 1 ll I l 1 w I t 5 z l 1 t I .s -fr .Q -154' NHS- p, Typing copy on quad-packs is just one of 5 Paula Richardson's duties. X.. Melissa Blakley . Paula Richardson Gayle Roccia ..... Mosley Hardy . . Terry Haymond N r i E 1 A 1984-85 Staff .........Editor . Asst. Editor .Copy Editor Photo. Editor ......Clubs l 9' nav' , x 1-A Ioy Owens ..... Toni Warren ..... Kevin Werner . . lim Phillips ..... Bill Edmonds . . . Veronica Davis . . . . Activities . . , . Business Photography Photography Photography . . . . Advisor Yearbook sales are a vital part of the success of the staff. Editor Blakley meets regularly with advisor Veronica Davis for progress reports. Black Culture The Afro-American Society is student minority group that is presently attempting to reestablish itself at Coastal. The purpose of the organization is to provide cultural enrichment, education, and overall information about minority relations. Presently, the group is trying to establish a Big Brother-Big Sister organization, tutorial services, and sponsor various cultural events here at Coastal Carolina. Afro-Am. expects much growth in their future. William Canty gives Christine Laws Afro-Am. proudly presents their col- a helping hand up the steps. lege of the history of their ancestors. I f U t . 1' 1. rs ,js-513 I fi r,.,,. 15. tw' .,, ' ' . f,, , -M Bing 1 '22-A .gf . a 1 fi 1984-85 members Craig Campbell - Pres. Cathy Core - V. Pres. Michael Iohnson - V. Pres. Leona Lewis - Sec. Denise Armour - Treas. Gina Woodbury Kevin Drake Sonya Iohnson loslyn Lewis Myra Hunt William Canty William Gerald Leona lackson Chris lackson Ebby Core Cynthia Greer Sherry lohnson Anthony Forde Christine Laws E Windell Hemingway Marylyn Prengle Carlotta Floyd Rolinda Owens 32 , QW ik, 1 J . gpm! .,r?'A,,4w, . 5 1 L ,T .1 .W-waemsk -Llp' Q ., Y ,lf Marlyn Pringle gives Windell Hemingway a bit of advice u about meeting attendance. William Gerald and Craig Campbell discuss possibilities for upcoming events. 'N ,A . Fig-it ii i 51 2 L to R: Iackie Kilcrease, Wade Smith, Kelly Iones, Iason Spankle, Kathy Ridenour, An- son Coffey, Ellen Grimsley, Robert Harrelson, Dr. T. B. lAdvisorl, Clay Green, Shelia Vereen, Ron Romano, Tom Iones, Tim Carlisle. First in Service Alphi Phi Omega is a national service fraternity dedicated to serving the community, campus, nation and the members themselves. As a coed fraternity, APO allows all of its interested members the right to office and, of course, all the rights and benefits to the chapter. The APO Chapter here at Coastal has, in the past, accom- plished many goals: fund-raising for charity, Fall and Spring blood drives. APO also participates in many co-sponsored activities and the Special Olympics, along with other aids to the Handicapped. Along with these goals, Alpha Phi Omega's chief concern is to promote leadership, friendship and service. fi JP ,M A 4 ws.. , - 4. . .P ,- ,. N xi.. . . A.P.O. OFFICERS - L to R: Wade Smith, Tim Carli- sle, Iackie Kilcrease, Shelia Vereen, Ellen Grimsley, Ron Romano. During Activity Day, these fraternity members try to round-up new recruits. A.P.O.'s blood drive for the Red Cross proved to be a tremendous success. Works of Art The Archurios is our campus outlet for creative and ar- tistic students. They elicit contributions of poetry, prose, art, and photography from people on campus and then select what they estimate to be the superior items and in- clude them in the magazine published in the spring. The staff receives a broad spectrum of types of literary entries, so they always have a large variety to choose fromg and their choices always produce a magazine of excellence and quality. Roy Whetnall searches desperately for contributions to The Archarios. ARCHARIOS VKCHVKIO2 K. L. Bugs Hill Business Manager D. Iameson Hill Assistant Editor Roy Whetnall Editor Virginia Patterson lnot picturedl Typist L 'Www QF TL. 9 1 K '1 f' V' it QQQGY X95 Q 4 'W' ., - The orld of Business 1984-85 Members Terry Haymond Gerald A. Matthews Elizabeth Iordon Gary Powell Karen Hilburn Andy Hendricks - Advisor Kelly Risinger Leslie Todd Terri Vick Lyn Wright Sherry Kronjaeger Richard Hagudorn Iames Edwards Bill Marsh Scott Harrelson Louanne Moore lim Eason - Advisor Barbara Driver - Advisor These club members prepare for their Valen- tine's Day Rose sale. 1984-85 Officers Terri Vick - President A Lyn Wright - Sec.-Treasurer Elizabeth Floyd - V. Pres. Sherry Kronjaeger - V.P. Mem. Karen Hilburn - V.P. Projects The Business Club is a very active group. They sponsor a great number of activities on campus. Each semester they put together a Student-Faculty Mixer, and once a month they have business leaders in the surrounding communities speak at their meetings. They also sponsor the Valentines Rose sale, bake sales, pizza parties and a Spring Banquet. Besides their activities on campus, they are involved in the community. They are active with the Horry County Big Brother Big Sister Program. R fit XX jdll' wmwmwm Students Working for Students Campus Union often goes unrecognized, but without this energetic group Coastal would be funless.', Among other things, Campus Union has provided us with some great parties, the Welcome Back dance, Halloween Party, Student Mixer, Christmas Dance, Lip Sync Contest, Homecoming Dance and the unforgettable CINO Day. Thanks to Coastal's Campus Union our year has been filled with a lot of unforgettable memories and loads of good times! '2K55 1f?f J' 'Q' iw , ..,,,,, ,, .. ,. ,.,,.-,.,,,,,,,m4,, Sue Bennett and Sharon Williams look over menu the Homecoming Dance ideas for These were just a few of the characters who showed up at Campus Union's Halloween Party at the Student Center. The Christmas Dance was another big suc- cess thanks to Campus Union. 1 I I i 1 The 1984-85 Campus Union staff from left to right: Sue Bennett, Scott Hill, Donna Flannagan, lackie Kilcrease, Kevin Werner, Sharon Williams, and Rick Bedser. sf s if Scott Hill poses with Chanty, showing off his Halloween attire to all of his friends. With the ease of a pro, Sue Bennett presents the Lip-Sync host, comedian, Steve Hudson. By donating blood, Kelly hopes to encourage her fellow classmates to follow suit. A' 45 fa., ..... A, , ,A ,.. lill Pack and Michael Lehouck work diligently in figuring the costs for the Senior Class's gift to the college. t 'Mfg v-:v .A , . ., .t,..,...,.....,,,,,:,:,. - .v., .. . V 1 A f H ' V A , '---' f'f 11f1 -s- '-. - , 'I' -' - . ..-.. ,. fc, -v .-.. -f ' 2' 1, -' fr f. -f-:t- -', , ?s:..5:'z'1:1',,,: ' .'.. . 1 ' r 3125.204 .limi ,V gf.: ' ,- --v-.,,,. W A I Kelly Williams and Michael Lehouck discuss an upcoming S.G.A. meeting i 2 Class Leaders Coastal's class president's play an integral part in student relations. They attend SGA meetings and other important events to voice the needs and wants of the student majority. Your class president is your representative - let himfher hear from you. -4 1 s ., ,,t. sg Kelly Williams Iohn Coates Freshman Class President Sophomore Class President ' - ,Q N t Q 'X P A Z' Q 34 Ienny Martin Michael Lehouck Iunior Class President Senior Class President 4 Hot Off the Press The Chonticleer, Coastal's new and improved newspaper, has proven to be quite infor- mative this year. The articles are of interest to ally academics, sports events, and many other extracurricular activities are covered in each issue. The Chonticleer also informs students and faculty of upcom- ing events. The newspaper was established in 1962, and was printed every other week: it is now a weekly publication. Editor Tyler prides himself on his photography expertise. fs , ,f 5. af ' bw fa 1 f . ' , Q fl x U .,2,..,q,c' , ,frf-Ca, te ' Z . . f V f 1 1' iw. f af. W, - .fr - ,.- , fi J 'uf' - f .gfeff 5 dw T 'vdfnw ffl e. -' ff' ,vamp ff, 19 I .1 ' ' ' f -' f fzlf ,r f , Mfr, ,l sf - , 4311 V , A. , A 3, A f,7 I 1 I .V wi 'A T it - ' Q ' W4 in f. ,A ff , ,r Q... ',4f..,.. in if ,fy fp , , jf , ,. ,.5.1M,f1 . ,Mf ' J ' 4? f '. A .3 513 - if I f jf: i 'Z' '. u 1. L Q . ...- is-. l pf W 14 Q ,. .74 ,-+2 ' fi .MN Mika .Qi if Weekend Conferences proved to be both educational and entertaining. H154 1.1. . . W l t Working long hours in the darkroom is just one of Scott Koverman's jobs. Greg Tyler Editor Dawn Flowers Business Manager Scott Koverman Photography Editor Kevin Werner Photographer! Writer Lisa Rhue Staff Writer Pat Taylor Staff Writer Chuck Wallace Staff Writer Ieff Parker Staff Writer Lisa Kline Staff Writer Iulie Dixon Staff Writer Ira Hertzoff Sports Writer Linda Schwartz Faculty Advisor lim Housand Consultant The management of Chanticleer money is often the topic of conversation between ,fy f 45? Mb' Sfms 'Y V? .aw A:,, i jill : A f 'ufiiiififs W' Elise Qllimttiil A-asriffaigg 'PVI --i-- it . Af a WM' 1934-85 Choir 3 . 4 -' 1 -a gf A n Ii 'a A , 3 'X 1 i 1. ! . N, .K 1 x 11 12 1 Let There T1e Music In Once Upon a Mattress the choir zestfully joins in the dance. 1 Nu um Wllllm1VQIj,llfS'-lhlllhlS W Isl nulyn C ox ' 1 41 42 l 1 4 l l t r A 1984-85 Ensemble Choir Officers President - Sally Purcell Vice President - Kim Lewis Secretary-Treasurer - Iames Green S.G.A. Representative - Renee Kotsoros Ensemble Members Renee Ard Randy Atwood Tony Bellamy Nicolette Chance Dave Feaser Carlotta Floyd Edward Givens Iames Green Kim Holt Gerald Hunt ' J' Renee Kotsovos George Latimer Sharyn McNair Pamela Muise Robin Sheffield Iason Sprankle Meg Taylor Charles Williams Kelly Williams The Coastal Carolina Concert Choir is one of the busiest organiza- tions on campus. They have perform- ed at many churches along the Grand Strand, and at many special events. They performed at Myrtle Square Mall during Christmas and again during Can-Am Days, In addition to those performances, they put on two major musicals: Once Upon A Mat- tress and H.M.S, Pinaforef' The Ensemble participates in all of these activities, but also performs at many civic functions. Ensemble Officers President - Kim Holt Vice President - Tony Bellamy Secretary-Treasurer - Pam Muise S.G.A. Representative - Renee Ard Choir Members Helen Alexander Angela Altman Mary Lynn Boggs Tabitha Bowens Wayne Davis Robin Edwards Donna Elliott Donovan Elmore Eddie Goldfinch Lewis Gregg Iennifer Hughes Robin Iames Sonya Iohnson Dean Lackey Tracy Lang Christine Laws Kim Lewis loslyn Lewis lim Meadows Sally Purcell Miriam Richardson Virginia Richardson Clayton Sellers loe Shoman Renee Small Bob Tidwell Gayle Young 1 43 I T Christian Athletes By merely reading the name of this group, one reads specialization. However, confirmed Christinity nor athletic ability are membership requirements. Coaches, players, and other facul- ty and students meet at least once a month for a bible study. They also get together to play volleyball or basketball or to listen to special guests who have been invited. Officers: Iohn Kay - Vice President, Ken Thompson - President, lack Iolly - Assis- tant Vice President. Back IL to Rl: Larry Brady, Iohn Kay, Q Ken Thompson, Lindsey Inman. Front F lL to Rl: Leslie Todd, Tony Morris, Lou Anne Moore, lack Iolly. 3 :ZS 1 Ga? ':' 3:05 111 sg V. mera - , 2,31 gig 1 ' 1 -f 2 '5 fa v. , xr fy, ,, ,, iyy my g.i ? g 4i .,., V ,I I t it PM W, , , Qig ff ff t fr ' tl T fi r. K T fi . 1 is '1 1 5: T EQVYV MH ggigiltgi , 'W ee Q.: NLZg:,,, . 5 ,Tw ' 'A 4.3 .- AVR' vw-Q. WI!! 6 , , K IX J' wr nf 4 is is -1 - ,ff n s if 5? Tl.. Y Xt '54 N -s its I if .X Past, Present, and From Left to Right: Prof. lim Branham, Prof. Bruno Guyer, Paul Gumm, Gregg Booth, Danny Ashby, Prof. Roy Tabert, Prof. Richard Collin, Ken Pratt, Larry Kent, Evelyn Booth, Lloyd Burroughs, and lim Phillips. Not Pictured: Donna Flanagan, Prof. Paul Peterson, and Prof. Iames Farsolas. new-w..-,f. V. Future If such issues as abortion, capital punishment, and E.R.A. interest you, join the History Club! Each month, this group gathers at Professor Roy Talberts home for dinner and stimulating con- versation. In addition to these monthly meetings, the History Club sponsors weekly coffee hours on Tuesdays from 9:30 until 10:30. While this organization seems to attract mostly history majors and professors, all students are en- couraged to attend and enjoy good, scholarly debate and discussion. .l.' 'WW V At their weekly coffee hour, the History Club discusses another important issue. l Another orld The International Club has been in existence since 1974 on the Coastal campus. From a handful of members, it has grown to nearly forty participants in 1984. The majority of members are not of international origins, but have an interest in getting to know the international students on campus. Each spring the club helps out at CINO day and participates in the Spring Art Cala by featuring exotic Middle Eastern belly dancers and international foods. The IC has become more than a clubg it is a group of friends helping each other and working together. LR.. . Wife' ,f I M f ,ur B5 7 ifkkj, ,, 4 f at ,,, ,f vi E, ,i,5a3,gg4t.,,u:f ' lose Montenegro arrives at the camp-out filled with anticipation. After dinner, these students relax and recall the days activities. ' 'Ex 3 W E 2 32? it .ff t. 7 . , - rf' 1 'A 1 l 'a'?s' 41- .. f 4. E - x K 2 as S T in Nl' '11 - .2 f ,-9 52 +9 52:15 jj?-Q-tgfizigv 59. - ' QS ' -E ' g -qs., I Q 4 A y. 12,3 wg t ' ,4 6 ,f it, T , 4 my ei N A , ra i t if Q 'eww if , it . i Y' ft ' f w s-v f x 2 ' , t . : - ar.-t.'f 55-A H gi ei g ,:H.,,,,1 , fl,Kg: gN - A , x 'l L, tif'-' .. N N ' ' Q it 'Jw' V ,MJ A N ,V S ,ggi V ,A 9 Q4 -1 if ew? f' rf, if e Ju vf,gkt,,gjb N 3. 4 1, ,ga il ,K if 4 x i 3, ' -1, gl i r an 1984-85 Members Roy Whetnall Daniel Hoffman Iackie Kilcrease Lori Pickett Cile Voute . Andreas Ve Dung Arvid Wahlgreen Gareth Iohnston leanne Kane Nancy Cicero Terry Haymond Dr. Saxena Dr. Bruno Gujer Matt Neapolitano Greg Urbine Not Pictured: lose Montenegro Ricardo Cerda Martha Parrotta Aline Rodrigues Honorable ention 1 I 1 I O.D.K. meets often to discuss business and make Each fall and spring, O.D.K., inducts selected T plans. members. 1 l 1 Omicron Delta Kappa, a National Leadership Honor Society, was founded Dec. 3, 1914 at Washington and Lee University in Virginia. In the tradition of the idealism and leader- ship of George Washington and Robert E. Lee, the founders for- mulated the idea that leadership of exceptional quality and versatility in college should be recognized and should cooperate in worthwhile endeavor on a basis of mutual in- terest, understanding, and helpfulness. Special functions and activities of O.D.K. include an in- stallation luncheon each semester, honoring of an underclass leader, service as ushers at Honors Convoca- tion and Commencement. The group also sponsors and co-sponsors speakers, seminars, and conferences within the college and surrounding community in behalf of leadership education. 1984-85 Members Teresa Bennani Claudia Beverly Melissa Blakley B. I. Christian Nancy Cicero Donna Collins Valerie Collins Kimberly Duncan Donna Elliot Nanette Giannamore Teralena Haymond Demora Huggins Rob Iavins Sherri Iohnson Herbert Iohnson Rebecca lowers Lisa Kline Michael Lehouck Iennifer Martin Ioe Martin Laura Meyer Michael Mongeon lose Montenegro Iohn Opalko Melinda Peavy Donald Purcell Sally Purcell Kathy Rion Ronald Romano David Sage Robin Sheffield lean Slabaugh Gregory Turner Katherine Weidert Sharon Williams Ioyce Yedlosky Terry Barnett Mary Bull Ioe Cicero Gene Collins Iohn Durrell Sally Hare Fred Hicks Ron Lackey Colleen Lohr Elinor Miller In the Beglnmng The Orlgen Club IS a source of outreach and mformatlon on theologlcal perspectlve ln today s soclety Thelr goal IS to educate peo ple ln order for them to have correct lnformatlon and allow them to mam ta1n a scholarly outlook toward theology Toward th1s end they have two meetrngs per week to dlscuss lssues In the fall they have a Day of Chrlstlan fellowshlp where they have guest speakers often scholars from thls and other campuses and have a paper presented Walter Haynes and Walter Dlnklns l 5 if 'B' Special Societies I ay .,.,. ,. Members: Tami Camamo, Dr. Iohn Durrell, Nanette Giannamore, Dr. Charles Gidney lAdvisorl, Dr. Alvin Hall, Patsy Holmes, Rob lavins, Rebecca lowers, Laura Meyre, Elizabeth Moody, Sally Purcell, Trudy Sauvageau, lean Slabough, Kathy Weidert, Patricia West. Officers: Nanette Giannamore - President, Elizabeth Moody - Vice-President, Sally Purcell - Secretary-Treasurer. ' . Members: Iim Petit lPresidentl, Claudia Cleary, Mike Mongeon lVice-Presidentl, Trudy Sauvageau ISecretary-Treasurerl, Sally Purcell, Walter Dinkins, Deborah Kordello, lose Montenegro. ALPHA MU GAMMA is the national collegiate foreign language honor society of the United States. The primary purpose of Alpha Mu Gam- ma is to honor students for outstan- ding achievement in the study of foreign language. New members are invited to join Alpha Mu Gamma each Spring Semester. PHI SIGMA TAU, an honor society that works to promote scholastic ex- cellence in philosophy, encourages philosophical applications to all disciplines of life. In order to stimulate thought, Phi Sigma Tau sponsors late-night interlocutory sessions, often featuring speakers from outside the Coastal area. All students are invited and encouraged to attend these interesting and infor- mative sessions. Working with limited props, Upstage Co. often improvises on scenery. Upstage Co. all gather around the bird, Whom they imitate. B . 1984-85 members: lLeft to Rightl Kathy Sauvageau Robert Harrelson Lori Cooke David Millard Trudy Sauvageau Gerald Hunt Claudia Cleary Heads: Robin Edwards Ray Amarell Upstage Company, Coastal's drama club, was formed to organize and cordinate the efforts of students and faculty who are interested in working in the theater. Upstage Co. serves as a support group for all theater eventsg they also perform. They sponsor trips to experience theatre on other campuses, such as the College of Charleston. Upstage Co. members participated in regional lAtlantal and National ITampa, Fla.1 workshops and conventions. The Diary of Adam and Eve, was performed by Upstage for the Spring Arts Festival, as well as other one act playsg they also sponsored Improvisational Workshops. 50 l , ,A , Ui'kH?W9YFi65f '5 '14, .W 2 55 . , ,H vga 1 ., . fbi 1 5 - W I , 1 L... Qrk.lS,a,. fL..,,.. , ,, , cvs A gg . s - 4 ...,,,, , KW , at 5 1 M, . Q 3 , 1.....f 'i rm ,,.,...- ?.,.,,..,.i..,,.... 4 I ' new my ' MD -ruse, .' 1 .ww-K W L. E t U 6fS2?5Q5i 45359 as y mm ,MEMBERS - Susan McNeill, Vonna Baiden, Donella Brigman, Michael Lehouck, Diane Roemer, lewel Faggart, 'Harold Brown, Ieff Parker, Ava Carter, Rich Cote, Lisa Burroughs, Lori Leonard, Patricia Durant, Patricia Hudson, Gary Both, Richard Langston, lean Marie Grady, lanes Kirkpatrick, Angela Roberts, Ricardo Cerda, Robert Melish, Fran Clark, Michelle Taylor, Iacqueline Moore, Matt Neapolitano, Ron Romano, Ann Marie Clennan. Psyc'd Out The Psychology Club was established to encourage, stimulate, and enhance the educa- tional experience of the individual members in all fields, particularly psychology. These goals become a reality through such projects as stress management seminars, ser- vice trips, and tutoring services. The club also sponsored various bake sales and recruitment parties throughout the year. ' During the fall semester, the Psychology Club members held lj parties to enlist new members, 3 1, lt OFFICERS: Q Ioyce Yedlosky - President I Demora Huggins - Vice President Robyn Roberts - Secretary! Treasurer I it Q. . ,..', 4 ,frwl eg, ,flvt f' . r' V- ,sf 'fag 5 , Good food and interesting conversation seems to keep these members happy. For A Good Time, Call . . . 1 Mike Austin Kevin Byrd Iohn Drew Bob Greer Tom Hawkins Scott Hill Alan Hilton Mike Howell lay Kirby Scott Laughinghouse 1979 1985 Mike Mongeon Matt Neopolitano Tom Patrick Gary Purinton Rick Shapinsky Mike Shepard Steve Vereen Edward Waldorf Eddie White Phil Finlayson Sigma Phi Epsilon became the first national social fraternity chartered at Coastal Carolina College: efforts culminated with installation on November 10, 1979. From the time of colonization, the Sig Ep's have made their mark on campus. They have established themselves as being the most active group on campus. Some of Sig Ep's activities this year include their annual camp-out, oyster roasts, a Halloween party, a road trip to Colum- bia and to the Francis Marion Sig Ep house, a pre-game bonfire, a chili dinner and mixer, and their traditional Homecoming parade and party. The purpose of Sigma Phi Epsilon is to help young men develop their characters through the brotherhood of the fraterni- ty, and to help bring out the stronger qualities these young men DOSSBSS. Little Sisters Golden Hearts Carla Baxley Page Boggs Cindy Bohn Cathy Callaham Nancy Cicero Sheila Clardy lan Howard Debbie Hucks Demora Huggins Donna Keller Ienny Martin Angela McDowell lulie Nelson Diana Parker Paula Richardson Anita Max Stratton Kelly Williams Roberta Zeigler 1984-85 Brothers The Sig Ep's led the Homecoming Parade with the Stroh's beer can car and the chapter flag. S s 5 X ani l Q i During one of their man Socials Zack She ard and Scott Lau hin hous i Y - P 8 8 9 U' dulge in a hot bowl of chili. Uh---0 -...X ' memos law, iii it ECE H In order to identify each guest, Mike Shepard provides name tags and gives a warm welcome. Sigma Phi Epsilon ...sic EPS Ever spirited, Sig Eps cheer the Chanticleers on during Homecoming. l Scott Hill, Ga1'y Puritan, and Rick Shopinski simply cannot resist the chance to be in pictures. 1 53 Kathy Foreman uses paper mache to form the legs Creativel Inclined of her manneqin. In its second year of existence, the art club has worked to stimulate and promote an interest in all forms of art at Coastal. As a group, art students are able to work on projects, as well as attend workshops to increase their talents. The art club also sponsors several shows each year. Mary Ann Stoffell rushes to com- plete her person iff-W .,.,. . ,, '47 le- if 'Eff' M o fi 1984-85 ART CLUB MEMBERS Timmy Badurski Iulia Barker Elaine Bigelow Ellen Calhoun Phyliss Crumpler Kevin Culler Sue Driggers Kathy Foreman Tammy Franklin Cheryl Holliday Patricia Holt lay lones Scott Kennedy Donna Matney Tolula Mclnville Ianet Powers Don Purcell Mary Ann Stoffel Pam Tindall Mandy Upton Herbert Weigand Andrew Wilson Zdzislaw Sikora - Advisor With only the bottom half to finish, this club member awaits completion. 54 ' Snow Wanted When the ski club decided to take a trip, they obviously weren't expecting what happened! The trip seemed doomed from the start due to lack of snow, but just before the big day the weather changed. The destination was Snow Shoe, West Virginia. It became very obvious that CCC was near the beach and not near any slopes! The old phrase break a leg didn't help Martha much - she did just that on her very first day. Other than that, the trip was a great success! X 4 2 Z ',- Q E . paw. dlli VA 4 , i J Nj 'w I , , . N I If Q i t A if ta' f i ...V er A-.5 , On a recent ski trip, Debbie Hucks, Martha Easterly, and promenade in the hallway of the ski .'?: X . lodge. . ' 1 N iw 4 , t' ' X , 3' f , -1-, Edd Patterson Hennett Turner Whitney Mathews Martha Easterling Sherri Kline Lisa Kline Nancy Cicero Phil Lassen Ioe Laub Page Boggs Debbie Hucks Donnie Perry Tracy Acres Glenn Leigh Diana Parker 1984-1985 Members President Vice-President Secretary Ski Instructor Ski Patrol Treasurer Historian Advisor Always loving, these club members huddle together for a group shot. Stud Under the Sea an 4,4 l' ,mag 3 X - X ' , M , fig! I 1984-85 Officers Rob Iavins - President Shannon Stone - Vice President Darlene Beverly - Secretary George Myers - Treasurer Regular members Vince Sherman Sue Dew Pam Walters Iames Bryant Robert Mitchum Kim Mamayek David Collins Vince Rya vid' The Society of the Undersea World lS.U.W.1 was formed in the spring of 1975 at C.C.C. The purpose of the club is to en- courage an overall appreciation of the marine environment. As the popularity of scuba diving has increased in recent years, the club's interests and activities have become centered more and more around diving. The membership now consists almost entirely of scuba divers. S.U.W. is presently the only university scuba club to belong to D.A.N. lDivers Alert Net- workl, a non-profit organization dedicated to diving safety. S.U.W. annually supports D.A.N. by donating a part of all its proceeds raised throughout the year. Yearly events include lectures and films on diving and marine science, trips to local marine science facilities, dive trips to local sites, and many more funfilled activities. The Art of Philosoph V S5 cZ,tqi,ilN ,vt Cf 3 M filfmo l 1 sigh: 1 1 Members: Top IL to Rl: Iames Kirkpatrick lvice-presidentl, Pat Withers, Iill Zachary, Robert Topping, Wayne Halduven lPresident1. Bottom IL to Rl: Lori Picket, Walter Dinkins, Walter Haynes, Dr. Robinson ladvisorl. Not Pictured: Dal Wright Isergeant at armsl, Connie Vermont lsecretary-treasurerl, Lloyd Burroughs. The Socratic Club is one of Coastal's oldest clubs. This group is made up of people who enjoy getting together for fellowship and philosophic reflection. They gather each month for this purpose and often host speakers who discuss the place that philosophy should take in one's life. At every meeting the next month's meting topic is announced so that members i may research and prepare for discussion. Coastal's modern day philosophers rest on the Philosophers Rock, which is sup- The unexamined life is not worth living. l posed to be a place where one sits and thinks. - Socrates I l Young Politicians The South Carolina State Stu- dent Legislature is a group of outstanding men and women from the student bodies of all the public and private colleges and universities in the State. In the fall, they go to the State capital where legislation is pass- ed to be forwarded to the SC. General Assembly and in- troduced for consideration. Fre- quently their suggestions pass through both houses and are signed into law. All in all, S.C.S.S.L. is a prime training ground for our States future leadership. 1984-85 Delegates Ianice Williams Steven Neeves Sue Bennett Mike Mongeon Donna Flanagan Paul Gumm Paris Pope William Gerald Lindsey Inman Whitney Shaindlin Dr. Terry Barnett - Advisor at it ,L ,X ....-Y ol RJ' t - - 4 e.,1 l ',,, X 5.. M, 3? A X: , Y' M ...J I if All S ll S.C.S.S.L. meets to discuss ideas for new bills to submit in the spring, . , .5 .4 C vw gy' .:. x 5 X Q Q Q - . . ..- C ' A ' till' 7' . it ' M ,,, W ' H A ss - ' 'X X, V W,-1 V gk ix i ' , Before leaving for Fall session in Columbia, the Dr. Barnett gives helpful advice delegates pose for a group shot. parliamentary procedure. va 'rw Paul Cumm, lim Phillips, and Craig Campbell Work on a few final touches for a bill to be submitted. i i Leading parliamentary procedure is an lmpor- tant part of S.C.S.S.L. N ,111 43700- Mike Mongeon glances over his notes before Monday night's meeting. Foreign Business Several members of the International Marketing class experimented with German Cuisine on a recent trip. The International Marketing class is one of the most interesting classes of- fered at Coastal. They study the cultural aspects of international marketing, in- cluding the langauge religion, laws, politics, education, and values of various countries to better understand why different products succeed in dif- ferent areas of the world. Speakers representing many different countries and companies have come to speak to these classes about their respective businesses. Students taking this class all agree that they feel better prepared to face the world of business after taking International Marketing. WW Air We-Lt i 1 It 4, ,, 6 f' W' f -A Rs? FF'-1 The Student Nurses Association, active at Coastal for the past 11 years, has participated in many health fairs, blood pressure screenings, seminars on health care problems, and has assisted with blood drives here at Coastal. The purpose of SNA is to help upgrade the basic medicalfhealth care of Coastal's students, Horry County citizens, and the people of South Carolina. SNA's major goal for this year is to work with SCSNA, The League of Nurses, and other medical professionals to screen for hypertension. The P.E.P. Halloween party has become an annual event that each S.N.A. Cindy Marsh and Yvonne Hearl relax on their ter- member takes particular delight in. page at S,N,A. Convention, While at S.N.A. convention, Barbara McElwee confirms the day's agenda. 1984-'85 Officers Yvonne Hearl - President Bonnie Sintes - Vice President B.I. Christian - Secretary Melva Cibear - Treasurer Rosemary Kenney - S.G.A. Rep. Country definitely describes this pair of student nurses. The Voice of the Student Bod The primary purpose of S.C.A. is to look after the interests of the students and campus issues. The majority of their time is spent solving student problems and engaging in debate, discussion, and resolution over important aspects of our campus life. In the past year, many hours have been devoted to the questions of Coastal's mascot and the seemingly ever- changing alcohol policy: when it can be served and where. The S.G.A. also spon- 1984-85 Officers Scott Hill - President Bruce Bacon - V. President lean Slalbaugh - Secretary Nancy Cicero - Treasurer sors a number of activities on campus. They are in charge of the Freshman Mix- er every September, the Service and School Spirit Award, and the reception after the Honors Convocation awards. Last semester they started what they hope will become a tradition, serving coffee and donuts for students in the Student Center during examinations. Certainly S.G.A. is a direct line from the students to the faculty and administration. Sometimes the stress becomes too much for lean and Bruce. .,.,,,,, .-' -' -5, .If .1 ,Q -At WH , ..M,hhw-'gm'-bvhw-M Z J X X .xg M- e..- .. ,I 1 4 wa' Dr. Hicks and Dr. Squatriglia congratulate the 1984-85 S.C.A. officers upon their Swearing in. 'ff T J' Between classes Bruce Bacon and Scott Hill often meet to discuss important issues. Q Nw President Scott Hill presides over each S.G.A. meeting. Save the Atheneum was the theme behind this S.G.A. sponsored car wash. In support of Dr. Hicks, Bruce Bacon, Scott Hill, and Paul Gumm watch the Taping of the D'ANTONI show 4 The S.G.A. officers work closely with one another to ensure a good job. CO ST AN GLERS N. . ' . 1 it '--1 fi .1 . V Professor Millus and Rod H Q ,P W 'X Cross show their un- 5, ' 'C' - W gi .5 j hooking skills. 7 if V- 'A A5 ' A' xii: .',', 1 ZQA ,. . la 'ik uflj 'Lf,,,,,.,E A :::: l , 5 ' X' :gf ' . ' X ' X V x .3 :sv XX f f Q, K - if. .1 fffoqx -'tw-1' F' 'sso s . V .V ' .sf as ,lvggw-Q-33' NV ' .- ' , fx.. D-94 .P . M19! V Ettfgni -8 V . ,h,. - , '-,f gs-,fw fef .'f' . 4 ' ' ' C r f V at f ,srr Q , ig: fy' 'J I fraught? ,, P.-V V , - VI ., ,M-W. l ' , -,,...i,: Hw. . 'gf 1- 0 Qian' '., , 71, -' I V V 'f'fs- .pf . . 'aw-,,,,,,,,l .m,, 1 v i f '- ,f ,, 3 WL ,gwvmb f' ' W W imma. ,I my ff-V ' 'Q V . ' f '. .wwf ' ,- ..,.,y:,, . J-lr my ,W ,QE .Q.- ,, V . MV 1 ,N -1-.at f mg, 23... Coastal Captain Walter Dinkins puts his righteous rod to work. For 12 years the fishing club at Coastal has run an intercollegiate fishing match and seminar held at Springmaid Pier and out on the Atlantic. Coastal edged Clemson and UNC-Wilmington in two days of fishing competition. The fishing club has been featured in major magazines and has brought much attention to the fishing opportunities in the surrounding areas. Ray Storms hangs a beauty to feed the youngsters at the I-lorry County shelter home. Dr. Moore is an all-time official judge. 3 C C, EFF. ' :,.,,fV: lag 'X ww. in an if s- V W1 'gg JT . 3 V 5 . .: x NM vazzfv- V 1 raw .Va .tt I W .M f . , t .,., V , ,gym - V .0-w-791-W. .,.... ,I . .V.5f t lv was Q- .4 ward' ,nik Md, ,.V,. V ,KT A , V . , Q . ' 'A' ',V V V , .,,. 'vf 1f,4W . J ' vuvl is 1.. .Tj ylliqv X .1 D vw--:V , V.-- V -,K-54 V.VVi t' V.V - ' J .V V,. ag. - vb-+V :mst DUDE Mtgmt C V MURRELLS Nt Stuclarnls, coaclies, and judges relax after their first day in the lilevmilli Annual 'l'ournama:nt. Nl. N t. . ,,.., ,-g.k3...- , . -:i'?Tf:f'Q'ssF'f - . 5 l Catholic 11? xi bfi ff iflkli 2 223. f 1 6 .2 orkshop The Coastal Carolina College Catholic Campus Workshop meets informally once a week to discuss per- tinent social and religious topics suggested by the workshop members. They have an occasional Mass and Stations of the Cross. Headed by Father Donnelly, the C.C.W. is for any Coastal student who would like to have religious discussions and socialize with other interested students. Members: Alan Parham, Kathy Saurageau, Trudy Sauvageau, Nancy Cicero, Rudy Iohnson, Bill Thompson, Colleen Lohr, Claudia Cleary, Renee Kostokos, Father Donnelly. At the beginning of the service Father Donnelly assigns each member a station. Alan Parham reads scriptures aloud. During Lent, the group prays together in the ceremony, Stations of the Cross. ...mimi WW ,I-g.. !l ..,,,,.,,m, Foul-Ups and B n d e I S Unfortunately, Alfa Phi Omega could not seem to be able to Due to problems beyond our control, certain pictures did not turn out as well as ex- pected. However, because of our commitment to the public to present all of the facts, we felt obligated to print these pictures for your information. is .M K Catholic Workshop has problems with wet io. floors and composure. b RL. V, iz px tm-v ,ew D Na ix l I f U uw, .. 4. .95 QS' ...,. I f ? A v x ' 4 fi, ., '? r . 5.1 V Q 1 , r .RN wifi, .35 5 'fy 21,1-ff l ,f,, ,f T ear '. f .lm -Ju f as i4:,, '. fl 7 I gg I 435 -5? 1 gt' f J 1 -e el. V f ' 4 'ga U-143 wmg' is The Psychology Club could not seem to make Dr. Baird behave. The Art Club can not seem to get everyone to stand still. This would be a great picture of the Business Club if everyone pictured were members. .X .Alex L, ,A rx,-19' ,. Cm mi X 3 xv. 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Back Row, L to R: Paul Banta - Coach, Dan Potter - Assis- tant Coach, Paul Barrington, Adrian Winter, Sean Minahan, Paul DeLotte, Andreas VeDung, Patrick Nolan, Ken Pellatero, Greg Sambrano, Siggy Sveinbjornsson, Anthony Forde, Fernando Arce - Field and Equipment Manager, Ira Hertsoff - Statistician. GAME -BY GAME RESULTS DATE OPPONENT SCORE DATE OPPONENT 9-1 at Campbell 0-1 10-15 W BIRMINGHAM SOUTH. 9-9 LIMESTONE 13-0 10-17 W Baptist 9-14 at Presbyterian 0-2 10-20 L at Winthrop 9-15 at Lander 2-0 10-24 L COL. OF CHARLESTON 9-19 at Coker 5-0 10-27 W at Belmont Abbey 9-21 FRANCIS MARION 3-0 10-28 L at USC-Spartanburg 9-22 GEORGIA COLLEGE 2-1 10-30 W PRESBYTERIAN 9-26 at Citadel 1-2 11-1 L AT USC-Spartanburg 10-4 GREENSBORO COLLEGE 9-0 11-3 W at Armstrong State 10-6 at Baptist 7-1 BIG SOUTH TOURNEY 10-10 at Wofford 2-1 11-8 W Armstrong State 10-11 at Georgia College 2-0 11-9 L Campbell SCORE 7-0 2-0 1 -2 2-3 1 -0 0-4 5-1 0-6 7-1 6-3 3-6 p and Coming Hmm s AQ s it A. X1 vm.-:Q Y gym 1 .. -J h im Q -J. 5+ . Aff f J ft' s A if I' W' s 5 Q 4 M' a. Q .1 AN, V lx' vs Q? 3 MZ? Aix I A I :ga .f-W'.f55', W -fx Q fi .gr tj? Q - 3. iff, .,v,.-gig 'Q Riagg .M 1fQ2'f 'i' 'W . if '4' vs M -ffl 5 'Q L A .Af ' vw, i . ff as f 4 ' 1, . 5, , QA, ,Qt 1'-f' l VT.: . f fm' .gg ff, N , . sm --seas as .fix .1 V i i ...s i ' v 3, if 5 4 . :wi e 55.51 li A ' ' ...sw . 3 . x V: 't -5 5 Rf -Q l B In H N an - After a period of dormancy, soccer has once again returned to Coastal Carolina's athletic program. With an overall record of 14-7, the new soccer team as- tounded Coastal fans with its success. Much credit can be attributed to the leadership of coach Paul Ban- ta, who demanded the very best performance from each of his players. Also, Coach Banta recruited players from as far away as Iceland and Australia and as local as Myrtle Beach. The combined efforts of all team members led to the Big South Tournament in West Virginia, where they finished with a record of 1-1. Overall, Coastal's soccer team ranked third in the Big South Conference and fourth in District IV. Goalie Patrick Bourgeacq blocks score attempt by an opposing soccer team. rigorous practice session. my .-fx.. U of ..,,, l A ml l Team members warm-up for another Lad Spikers With an overall record of 13-6 this year, the Coastal Carolina Women's Volleyball team proved that hard work and determination can make a successful season. Under the watchful guidance of Coach Gayle Spencer, the team excelled in all aspects of the game. Returning players, Holly Holland, Melissa Campbell, and Rita Kostal, provided the element of experience necessary to win, while top recruits added both strength and vitality to the promising young team. After such an impressive season, Coastal Carolina fans will certainly have much to look forward to in the 1985 season. In a match against Converse College, Karen Olgesby, H13 attempts a block. ' ' -W X.. l Before a match against Baptist College, team members plan their strategy. 1984 Coastal Carolina College Womens Volleyball Results I49 matchesl Overall record: 36-13 Home: 15-2 Away: 8-6 Neutral: 13-5 In Games: 81 Wins 36 Losses Points: Coastal 1634 Opponents 1296 Congratulations on a great Season! Holly Holland sets a point for Lisa Laird in their match against Converse College. 6 V x-I 'X , x Cx 'lt X Ta. This Lady Chant makes an extra effort in a serve against their opponent. Holly Holland uses all her strength to gain a point from this spike. L to R: Holly Holland, Beth Thornpkins, Karen Oglesby, Wynona Newman, Lynda Abel, Lisa Laird, Tamie McCaudy, Diane Chaisson. Middle: Iohanna Watson, Emma johnson. Head Coach: Gayle Spencer. Assistant Coach: Gina Raley. wf,.e,f:.f.,mgsg ash'-1:2131 ge, 6 ,,2,y5 'l V9lv viba'WuwW wpnawmw QW Adrif- A4-1141 , , ,... ,.,., , r. W GROUP PICTURE - Opposite Page: Top, L to R: Sonya Taylor,Debbie Hucks, Cathy Callaham, Martha Easterling - Co-Captian, Diana Parker. Bottom: Lisa Kline - Captain, Paige Boggs, Sherri Kline, Sherri Hickey. Coastal's cheerleaders returned from summer camp prepared to make the 1984-85 school year the best yet! While there, they won First Runner-Up in All Around Competition, four blue ribbons, and a spirit stick. In addi- tion, each individual cheerleader won a blue ribbon. Despite several injuries and illnesses, the Coastal cheerleaders continuously amused the Chanticleer Basket- ball fans with their stunts, cheers, and school spirit! Go Chants! During a time-out, Coastal cheerleaders delight the crowd with one of their incredible, acrobatic stunts. Showing off their new uniforms, our cheerleaders pose with Chanty! On the sidelines, Sonya Taylor helps liven up Coastal fans. K9 Q 7 l v z l L SPRE DI GSPIRIT Lovable Chanty! ,J . ,ev 5 fy E Always a gentlemen, Chanty takes every opportunity to help the cheerleaders. Q l 75 Signs of Success Coastal's men are shaping into a fine basketball team under the leadership of Coach Russ Bergman. Many players have been recruited this year from all along the East Coast and around the nation. William Calvin, Scott Kiele and Gregory Moody are three such people who have worked hard at improving Coastal's team this year. There have been disappointments as well as tri- umphs, but overall the team has been growing in uni- ty, pride, and ability. V . .-1 'M-s v ,. wvwwav Douglas Bell successfully blocks a pass attempt by this Randolf Macon player. At the start of the game, Mike Smith reaches for control. After a successful offensive drive, Greg Moody stretches to score. NAME POSITION CLASS HOMETOWN Mike Smith Guard Freshman Roselle, N.I. Greg Moody Guard Freshman Roselle, N.I. Brian Black Guard Senior Montgomery, West V.A Sonny Matin Guard Freshman Murrell's Inlet, S.C. Scott Kiehle Center Iunior Sycaruse, N.Y. Sam Cole Forward Freshman Roselle, NJ. William Calvin Forward Freshman Alcolu, S.C. Douglas Bell Center Sophomore Vienna, Georgia Wayne Davis Center Senior Columbia, S.C. Bob Tidwell Center Freshman Newberry, S.C. Willie Ferguson Forward Freshman Blackville, S.C. Ieff Norman Forward Senior Fayettville, S.C. Ch nt's top r was Greg Moody, who averaged 13.1 points per game. William Calvin, Sam Cole, and Bryan Bl lx h d over 11 p ' t per game, with Calvin boasting a 6.5 rebounds per game record. Striving an Along with Coach Bergman, the Chants carefully Goal 9 X A watch their teammates. 4 P During a contest with Randolf Macon, Greg Moody perfects his lay-up for two points. l 4 l l l 4 fi 5 ,. leff Norman skies above all defenders to 'com- plete this shot. h. Trying to beat the defensive press, Brian Black sear- ches for an opening. flags Ybbx Sis nw-W 5, anna! V I G arp- 41 it USUN: 'P sh X g .. ,gi ,hi Coach Russ Bergman stresses the importance of concentration during prac tice and games, William Calvin slides through the air against an opponent 101 two points. Sam Cole impresses Coastal fans with his jumpshot. Fr tw Nw' Man-to-man strategy seem Chanticleers this season. Lad Coach Steve Tayolor studies the game, while Assistant Coach, Mike Hopkins gives Francine Iordan a few pointers on defense. s to be working successfully for the Lady ts- After an unsuccessful score attempt by the F.M.C. Lady Patriots, DeWitt penetrates to recover the ball. awww-wv Kr 1- tw ff wif' , V ft ,, M, , -V M myffl I L: ,, ? . 5, , ,. ,, 35334 t 42 L ' ff, W H Y' n s-...X X Chants on the ove E 3, W, k. 4 1 80 1 ,',r, ., Connie Horner puts up a shot that gives her a chance for a three-point play. After an unusually frustrating season last year the Lady Chants rebounded and amazed Coastal Carolina basketball fans! With only two returning players, Ianice DeWitt and Lisa Barnhill, the team utilized both time and hard work to create what has turned out to be Coastal's best success story yet. Under the leadership of Coach Steve Taylor and Assistant Coach Mike Hopkins, the Lady Chants have proved that perserverence and practice pay off! With the greatest of ease, DeWitt puts up another of her patented jump shots. Horner, avoiding the defensive player, looks across the court for an open teammate. WM 1' Hard Work Pays Off NO. NAME POSITION CLASS HOMETOWN 20 Stilin Woodberry Forward SophomoreMullins, S.C. 21 Pam Bryant Guard! Forward Freshman Summerville, S.C. 23 Pam Williams Guard Iunior Plant City, Fla. 24 Tammy Iones Forward Iunior Friendville, Tenn. 25 Lisa Barnhill Guard Iunior Aynor, S.C. 30 Connie Horner Guard Iunior Townsend, Tenn. 32 Helene Piel Guard Senior East Greenbush, N.Y. 33 Ianice DeWitt Center SophomoreConway, S.C. ' 40 Francine Iordan Guard Freshman Conway, S.C. 43 Carol Pewarski Forward SophomoreWindham, N.Y. 44 Beverly Marlowe Forward Freshman Conway, S.C. The Lady Chant's most outstanding player, Ianice DeWitt averaged 21 points per game and 13.5 rebounds per game. Tam- my Iones averaged 14 p.p.g.g Pam Williams, i10p.p.g.1 Lisa Barnhill, 8 p.p.g.g and Connie Horner averaged 7 p.p.g., with an as- ounding 97 assists. T V.-V , W3 A 'ilz 45 Q 7 awww:-'N'. 'Q v 1 . After takin careful aim anice DeWitt watches closely as the ball S 1 I soars through the air for two points. 'F it 'ts 'il i With opponents close behind, Pam Williams rushes to com- plete a lay-up. mural' A COASTAL CAROLI A d HOME or THE A ' FIGHTING CHANTICLEERS Q. f Thi s missed shot creates a mass struggle for the loose Q i etit ball. Amidst P.C. opponents, Pam Bryant waits anxiously to retrieve the basketball. is ' 'ls if-U Love . With a completely new Top 6, the Men's Tennis team had a rough year. 1985 was a season for rebuilding, a year for pulling together and strengthening. The schedule was more than tough with opponents like Lander, Furman, and Clemson. The newness may have hurt Coastal this year, but the ex- perience was important. Everyone expects 1986 to be a great year for Chanticleer Tennis. Coach Tessier talks over game strategy with Footloose Ashok Dinakarah. cwzglifl Cx lLeft to Rightlz Coach Ralph Tessier, Kevin Con- nolly, Iody Hyden, Iimmy Dew, Cam Crawford Berry Allison, Mike Hoffman, Steve Davis, Richard I-Iagedorn, Ashok Dinakarah. CUASTAL CAROLINA MEN'S TENIS SCHEDULE 1985 Feb. 9 Lander Feb. 12 Clemson Feb. 13 Furman Feb. 13 Andersn IC Feb. 22 Winthrop Feb. 25 Francis Marion Feb. 27 South Carolina Mar. 2 Presbyterian Mar. 3 Radford Mar 12 Randolph-Macon Mar. 15 West Chestser Mar. 19 Lakeland IC Mar. 20 Baptist Mar. 21 Christopher-Newport Mar 22 Col. of Charleston Mar 23 Lander Mar 24 Presbyterian Mar 25 Col. of Charleston Mar 28 Winthrop Mar 29 Limestone Apr, 1 Francis Marion Apr. 4 UNC-Wilmington Apr, 5 Limestone Another great backhand for the Chanticleers. Lady Netters Coastal's Lady Netters were led this season by Roberta Ziegler, who with support of her team- During practice Roberta Ziegler prepares to return a volley. mates, was able to make this season one of ex- citement. The schedule was tough: Coastal had many hard matches, but the Lady Chants never stopped making us proud of them. With such dedication and determination, how can the up- coming season be anything but a success? Right in stride Laura Hennessey shows off her perfect forehand. lLeft to Rightlt Coach Max Davis, Milly Carroll, Cindy Sims, Cile Vouk, Roberta Ziegler, Laura Hen nessey, Iulie Nelson, Dina Knesel. Not Pictured: Karen Riegle. WOMEN S TENNIS 1985 SCHEDULE Feb 22 Feb 26 Feb 28 Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Francis Marion Pembroke UNC Wilmington Baptist Campbell Atlantic Christ Coker Christ Newport Baptist Lander Winthrop Francis Marion Presbyterian Lander UNC-Wilmington Erskine Col. of Charleston Columbia USC-COASTAL CAROLINA . 1 ' Mar. 6 Winthrop . 8 . 9 ' ' . . 15 . 19 ' . 20 ' 22 27 Z9 30 1 3 5 9 11 Strike Three - You're W Even though USC-Coastal's women's softball team has been together for only a short time, they had an outstanding season. The highlight of the year came when they recorded the first win a Coastal softball team has ever had against Francis Marion College. Although they ended with a record of 17 and 18, the softball team has next season to look forward to as their potential and experience increases. Even after a fall, Lisa Ibbetson makes the play at home plate for the 'V ball. E fi --ssl-5-' :gi Gut! I . . W.. - - Lisa Barnhill takes a full swing and receives a base hit for her effort - it m ' 'Q N .. After intense concentration, Lisa Ibbetson winds up for a successful pitch. an W. , .- fm H ai! ,ml As she releases the ball, she, along with the crowd, knows it is a perfect pitch. fl 5 5 'bf W '21 U Q 'll s fm, 'i I . W Q ' iff! 'KM in ,, it is , S -, , I A 97, ' -s,s : if Now the team is ready to play a three up-three The ritualistic pre-inning meeting boosts the down inning' moral of each player, 1 Debbie Spatholt reaches for the ball to make the play at second. 3'ff2!4',,'1 1311 . ,, . 1 egg 1 7 f ,Al ,,, Z, l, , .,0 f ' -. MW., , V N... , , yay. M, as 'I' f .I .ff xl V es-.gd ' H -1 ' 4 After the catch, Debbie swings around to check her position on the bag. -1 1 , .f - W v ' 4 we As she realizes the runner is safe, Debbie can now reposition herself. :AS X I-.J V l. ,,.w1- ' 4 .wo N. . l I , i L 'I' QQ NUMBER H17 ii 8 H11 1120 11 9 1114 11 3 1116 1115 11512 1110 11 1 1124 'ffwv 36 L53 COASTAL CAROLINA COLLEGE WOMEN'S SOFTBALL ROSTER NAME Lisa Barnhill Pam Bryant Carol Camnitz Sue Cooper Gay Dailey Mandy Clover Angie Hall Lisa Ibbetson Laurie Iacksons Ioy Owens Ierry Roberson Debbie Spatholt Iohanna Watson Coach - Steve Taylor Manager - D'Ann Seddinger Assistant Coach - Donna Edgison POSITION Shortstop First Base Catcher First Base Outfield Outfield Third Base Pitcher Outfield Pitcher Outfield Second Base Outfield ew ddition When Coastal Carolina decides to do something, they do it in a big way - and the new addition to the Williams-Brice building is certainly no exception. The new part of the building includes a very im- pressive Olympic size swimming pool, raquetball courts, an enlarged weight room, sauna, and much if more. The new facilities will enable Coastal to com- pete in new collegiate sports such as swimming. Hopefully, the building will be complete in fall 85. U A a 491 , if f fe' li fl' 1 K The drawings and designs form the natatorium promise to add more ver- satility to C.C.C. While work seemed slow going at first, pro- gress soon became evident. 'i1...- .1 1 M .f fy' 3 Month after it's start, the project began to take a little more shape. After ground-breaking, the projected natatorium seemed like only a dream. mv. n , we ' WW me .. . mm. uv. ,, Wlwftfi -uv ua f U ummm mi .m..,1- ,U ,i ,,.-' wi.. n. P , it , ., fl 4-:wrt 1 x ll While playing with the New York Yankees, Bobby Richardson was selected seven times as an American League All-Star and was a winner of the Golden Glove Award on five separate occasions. Richardson was MVP of the 1960 World Series and set two records that still stand today! Most hits and most runs batted in for a World Series. After retiring from pro- fessional baseball, Bobby Richardson began coaching at USC, where he led his team to finish second in the College World Series of 1975. Active in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Richardson is now the president of the Baseball Chapel. A native of Sumter, South Carolina, he and his wife, Betsy presently reside in Quail Creek, Con- way, S.C. Former Yankee to Coach at Coastal At age 19, Richardson began his career. . X X t 'e'a2 ri' .,,..,,.. ,.,. .,,,... a o v.xXx.Xw., , , jj ,Q .,,.,.,,,, ,,,., , , , . - .,., i f f ?1'1?f2' f l-iifzfiff ii ! Q Sf A 'Z Y -'x K 1 9 The name Coastal Carolina stands proudly over our baseball field. Taking careful aim, Robert Conrad stretches, ready to fire. .B The Sultans of Swing Assistant Coach less Donnelly watches over his from the side. .., , i 1 r i I i l i 2 team L Qs it Wg Ny,-x-.,. NX XA B X Vi x..:-.1-, :isgv -V ' , av K, N ug, s f , . s. Q.. 'Ax' t ,gm During pre-game warm-ups this Chanticleer practices his long throw. The 1983-84 season proved to be extremely successful for the Chanticleer baseball team. With an overall record of 39 wins and 16 losses, the Chanticleers astounded their fans who crowded the bleachers. The team finished off their season by winning 1st place in the NAIA District 6 Tournament. They next captured 1st place in the Area 7 Tournament in Bluefield, West Virginia. From there, the Chanticleers went to Lewiston, Idaho where they came in 4th in the nation. '..lE7., . '2?',,, ' .N , . Q ,f -nnlif' A Getting ready for a game is an important part of the winning process for our Chanticleers. While warming up his arms, Rick Murray fires the ball. fl, l sa- Q 'N X '4 ? x. 4 2' 5'- i-L' 'vm N 1 f'f:1jZ?1'- f' A qff?, in ,y . 1' -5 JJ , 'f inning Tradition Coastal's 1985 team was ranked in a tie with USC-Aiken in the pre- season Poll of Coaches in District 6, and Coach Bobby Richardson pro- mises an exciting team that will run well and play good defense. The real key to a successful season, though, will be pitching. Assistant Coach Iess Dannelly, who works with the pit- chers feels that we have the offense to produce more than 5 runs per game, and if our pitchers can play defensively, the season will be a suc- cessful one! GO hants mi. Qggs A1,W',t4 A' 59:2-3.1, , .,,,, , s m ' ' U if '51 i ,.i, . W 'E ' . :uae-. Before their exciting matchup with Francis Marion, the Chanticleers carefully concentrate on their performance. Wim. , G gawk! Pre-game stretching and exercises are par- hcularlylmpoftant' Bob Buckley crouches in anticipation of the practice infield ground-ba ll. . Y if Q 0- H , ' 1, . . ' '51 ' Q' ,F 4, 'A A .AA' ' U 1,35 - ' x , ' x it vvv' S ' F . 2 .1 --., .., - ff I I, ' 'J' fl? K gmqv-41011169 f 3, Kirt Menwaring confers with the umpire in between plays. 111 Bobby Richardson .... J-14 Bobby Myrick ..... 1113 less Dannelly ... H2 H3 115 116 117 H8 119 H10 1111 121512 P514 17515 P516 1117 1118 H19 H20 H21 H22 H23 1124 H25 H26 i-T27 H29 30530 if-'31 Scott Fowler Chip Russell Iohn Kay Bobby Morgan lack Iolly Tom Sutryk Darryl Morhardt Fred Scheer Rick Murray Iohn Charboneau Iohn Heck Larry Brady Doug Ames Bob Buckley Larry Farley Mike Prochaska Chuck Perry Paul Mende Art Smith Mike Brewer Iohn Pilatich Ray Storms Kirt Manwaring Denny Woods Scott McKinley David Pastors Robert Conrade Running Coastal's first cross-country team was introduced this year. Under the guidance of Coach Ed Cerny, the team participated in four events: the Winthrop Invitational, the FMC In- vitational, the Citadel Invitational, and the Big South Invitational at Bap- tist College in Charleston. Although they did not win any of these events, they met their goal: to start and finish every race. The cross-country run- ners were Gregg High, Dwayne Altman, Rodney Cannon and Richard Hagedorn. 1 1 - 1 , M aw- 1 -' We U Q x 45-ifl' 4 5 R ' 5 Y,, 9? - . x5'2?'f Q 4' X 4 s. I 1 f ! .ff4:qgz,1, ...-7' 1 K ' .f i E v Coatal's cross-country team often runs between 5 and 10 miles per day. E, p. 'das fb... .M....g,, , -bf ww. W A . -L45 . ,b Mia I. ...-,,1l,,.l. On. : 2 iv:v:f' ' N TT, . lx- -la . :W , gi A ,- X , XA- Yli '5 71 'X -A'!'.'w:-5 ,, ,' WML ne' V. T-w',.- . M, 1 '44, ,L X11 f ,. 5 u , ,f,....- M, A fr!! n ' W-1 ' is -Y A v f ,,, 9 -if: Fi I in X S 1-' I r Nr x I X EM' .,, 10 .. ,,.-I ,vm ,mn 5- a ..s F -'S tl - . 'Q.'2'.3- Q' 'Sa fa ?' 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A-30 4' yBf 1 .ff . fl Ox ' 12' - A ,fa N413 ami' 'Qu' fs: N JAN, hmm M 'sl' iw U in J .,,, , '75 fg..1, :g:.'f ,J if: 1 ' ' F K . Q, Wm L N af, I , , if M Q am, '91 A. .V 'L -Y 'fa 'gn ku fbi if. 'gg A 'M 4 W if , ,. 5 ,nf W BE by. 3 vu ,Le gy! K 1' '25 S A574555-r Yv 2' Y' Chancellor in Action! Now in his second year at USC - Coastal Carolina College, Dr. Fred W. Hicks seems to have adjusted to his new position as Chancellor exceedingly well. Dr. Hicks succeeded Dr. Edward M. Singleton on Iuly 1, 1983. Since that time he has set many goals for himself and Coastal Carolina that include increased community involvement, expanded computer courses, and off -campus housing for students. In addition, on-campus dormitories are being planned. These programs will hopefully improve the educational standards at Coastal. Dr. Hicks, a native of Detroit, Michigan, holds a Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration, an M.A. in History, and an A.B. in History from the University of Michigan. He also holds an M.S. in Criminal Iustice and an L.H.D. from Rollins College. Prior to assuming the Presidency of Wesleyan College, Dr. Hicks was Executive Vice-President of Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida, where he also served for a period as acting president. In 1964 he came to Rollins College as Director of Student Affairs and as a professor of History. , In the early 1960's, he served as Director of Financial Aid at the University of Michigan and as Assistant to the Vice-President for Public Relations and Development at the University of Michigan. Dr. Hicks also served on the Board of Directors of the American Red Cross of Macong on the Board of Trustees of the Macon Historic Preservation Heritage Foundation, and as Director of the Sun First National Bank of Winter Park. Also added to his credentials are the position of Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Winter Park Public Library, Chairman of the Civil Service Board of Winter Park and member of the Board of Trustees of the Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Coastal Educational Foundation Board of Directors Luke Benson, Vice President Novie Nelson Iames P. Blanton Edward L. Proctor lDr.1 Clay D. Brittain, Ir., Treasurer Rodney Propps, President Iames M. Devers, Ir. Robert Sansbury Hugh Godefroy lDr.j Grant Singleton W David Gravely C. Foster Smith E. W. Ierdon R. Cathcart Smith fDr.1 Iames I. Iohnson Craig Wall, Ir. y Paul Malone Frank M. Watts Horry County 4 O O C C , H1 gher Educatlon Commission l William H. Alford Ruth S. Kearns I. Keith Blanton Sumter L. Langston Eugene H. Carmichael Richard M. Lovelace, Ir. H Iohn W. Dawsey George N. Megrath Hubert G. Gibson Donald A. Moore Edward M. Henry Philip N. Render I. C. Hipp Ernest F. Southern Hal B. Holmes, Ir. 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Kings Hwy. 448 7053 Myrtle Beach next to Kelly's Photo . r - in- CONGRATULATIUNS GRADUATES Best of Luck! from the 1984-'85 Atheneum Staff i ogg? it stunts el UE Jrnwrrstty ot South Cerotuna -A Coastal Ceroluna College PO, Box 1954, Coow , For good, intelligent discussion on exciting contemporary issues. loin the History Club The Business Club Wants You' All lnterested should contact Ed Cerny iuu u s su Congratulatlons to all O D K lnductees Thank You Yvonne' From everyone In S N A D1n1ng Experlenee Prlme R1b Temptmg Steaks Barbecued R1bS Kmg Crab Legs Monday Sunday 18th Ave North - H1ghWHy 17 from 5 00 p m 626 3611 Best WlShBS from The Chanticleer .5 Je 941 - HELP WANTED YG ' The 1985 88 Atheneum needs your help' All persons lnterested IH preservlng a Coastal trad1t1on should report to Mehssa Blakley at the Atheneum offloe KSC 203Cj or call 347 oredlt may be reoerved for part1o1pat1on We need typ1sts ad salespersons layout art1sts photographers copy wr1ters or people w1ll1ngto learn these talents I 3181 or 448-1481 text. 23321. One English CAMPUS U IC YOU CAN DECIDE THE ANSWERS TCP THESE QUESTIGNS YGU CAN TRAVEL MEET GREAT ENTERTAINERS 0 When is Cino Day? Where is the Welcome Back Dance going to be? What band will be playing? Will we serve beer? What time? What will it cost? Campus Union went to Ashville, N.C.g Birm- ingham, Ala.g Nashville, Tenn., Savannah, Ca., Boston, Mass .... During conventions you will meet famous entertainers from T.V., such as from Iohnny Carson, Saturday Night. . . . .QSM N C You Are Already A Member, So Speak Up! COASTAL'S PROGRAMMING B0 RD Campus Union deals with agents and You can get Real World businesses throughout the United States. experience while at Coastal. Meet new and old students and faculty - at the . . Have fun and meet people same time enjoy yourselves. Part of your tuition goes to Campus Union. Ap- Decide where your money proximately 317,000 per semester is allowed. goes ,V ,, 1'9 x, , 0, ,V f -wx .anmfw f 'U vaginal! 5. - iF ,f jf , ,,,.,f 'W4 CA PUS U IO Studen s Working For Students! 1 f 1-s:wxx 'v M ,W wx M XS Tig N ww, A f W' s Q 'F' xg ,Qi X S Xu N M www ..-.f-..,, S.G. . eWork for ou! W' we-'ff ,-5 2fTSlQL.s-f :Lf w xx 3.5: 'XIX A swf N . hgmce AVE CASH DONATION suv nmmsn ms. , I1-I fl1'l l'l1'l' 'IIW JECH! PRI UNIV DKKINI HRW A ' j YE! FIM PL-1 S.tudent G.o ernment Association af 3 PATRO Bill Baxley Phillip Lasson Best Friends Michael Lehouck Richard Bond Dr. Elenor Miller The Business Club Student Government Association Campus Union Pat Singleton Paul Cumm Pat Sizemore Sally Hare Student Nurses Association The History Club Dr. Robert Squatriglia Omicron Delta Kappa I. P. Stevens Glenda Sweet Thank ou for our support - i Armzm-:uma E I i ! I E I J 1 v it Can We Talk? ,if , Dr. Fred Hicks and certain faculty members are asked various ad- ministrative questions on the D'Antoni show. Nfl Ni fm I With the style of a T.V. expert, Dr. Hicks provides viewers with a better understanding of C.C.C. War' ' In response to a national survey, this student merely inquires Why She likes Coke. Q R gin W 55 QT! ' .rw .keg ,','Qv.'-att Q 'gain mi .v., z Mull The Choir's H.M.S. Pinafore crew all gather round to select an egg. 'Y Coach Russ Bergman calmly reminds his team of the gravity of the final minutes of the basketball game. gtgimp ,,,.,, ,. ., fd, ww ' ' ' 'fm QQ 4' fi f I ff! , 2,951.39 V '.ei . i 'Q vii? Lili If 'fi ff W 0 kv 5 .ww The bright sunshine of spring forces a confession from these Sig Ep members. By, v hz ,V-fe I . annu- 7 1 ,,,. W, Caught 113i 'F e, l -t l AQ Q ' A' ,gZ,,x Q , I ' Q Q -f ee, . As aerobics sweep the country, C.C.C. keeps right in stride with its own aerobics class for all interested students. The Phys-Ed department's folk dance class has become one of the most popular elective classes for non-major students, lllllll W H p W., 55 All O t I 'f 9 ' 1 LW ' ' , f - y V- . V A .1 4 3 V lf' i A ' lm I an V use s g A .',' as ,Q x ,, ,www Service practice requries a great deal of pa tience of each player. 75 ' t 1... - '- X' J Y? .. ,. ' a M .V 1, Q J 1 r -,'v V l g' i N Us ,b,- W ' M ,XX Ki! 5 Mx 9 ...atflsf W. 'N' Wy? ' ' -we '5 . Y-fs. M rs- lt. Guarding the soccer goal is sometimes a bit painful as is A The C.C.C. cheerleaders show their absolute delight The Lady Netters guard the front line carefully in as ... ' ...i QQ' .1 x t 2' g N A A t it Nm, ,fr 'eu g A t , obvious here. Q . bxxx' N e- .Q S V ' X -3 , ' ,.: -' 163521. r i - l i sz l N R: , v. 5. +R qw .W X, A J- ' M pw Ywammfraf .tw Ma. N -- ji- . X it if. X ,.,. K k k ,...' , QS: i lx if t ,L ,QQA H N 4, Q i A .. 2 A,.', K K kk Xb .RSS Q ' - ' , Yr .ft lg' N' t if' A over a recent goal. this match with State. ' 'il' r .' 1'iw-iw 'Nh 2, 2 , gg., yn ' ' ' awwvffww f 4 il 1 , is 1 avwnn as, t My A ck . ,. ,A 1. I ,Qfg - V hun we www ff'e1t1t'f421w'f2'ifff'ffT? f4v 1?T??IWfi42hF ,, I A V - ' ' ' ff V W' ' , Vu Q. f.3:f'eg3.i,lQl 1: jpg: Q fa ? A f-ww Q, f H ' ' , Z . , . V . T-uf A ,-,:5,W.a.4.x:h. Aw., V. Avivrkew' V. V, A ' , 'x5k,3Qi5: 55.53.5- - 4:55-5 ' A, ., fizgjij 'QQ .1l -.wg . 1 I, V. I . .Ne ,. ' 1 V 5 ffv gzftf' , :ggi - ,Q .. 2 Si . .-gg gb? M Q if - ' fa ' ..,.. ' . Q ' ,t , Eftgu Qu Q . ,:,. 5 I .-.-.. A .:55::gEf5, 1f- :jf ff ll in a days work As a special treat the Fellowship of Christian Athletes learn to handle a basketball. 33' Wy ' q qw, .,,i. -V, Going to classes is just a routine event for some of Coastal's students. Classes often meet under the Atheneum hoping to partake of its wisdom. am LIG17 I Professors Collin and Peterson relax and talk about their classes. Mike Mongeon presents the raffle winner with this prize - a gold coin. ARM, Raman 13 l .sa r 4 .5 L. murky! 2 mann,-ww.-.,,,,, fxffiff i x Zh- 524:- 05 mfyffa ' N W tmvf Scott Hill, Sharon Williams, and Donna Flanagan wait patiently for Homecoming festivities to begin. The end of the semester brings with it a rush of final term papers and last minute studying. 1'- W? ff! X Professor Power t 'Y f .,..,.-.-W 'E 4 t it .AQ QQ. Prof. Paul Peterson lectures his political philosophy classes on Prof. Ed Cerny enjoys a good bike ride to his morning tithe most pleasurable life , classes. Director of Student Activities, Pat Singleton enjoy a cool drink at the Rare mini-concert. Certainly one of the most unique attributes of Coastal is its high caliber of faculty. Of all the faculty on campus 80 hold their Ph.D.'s, 49 hold their M.A.'s and 4 have their B.A.'s. One of the most noticeable characteristics of the C.C.C. faculty is obvious con- cern for their students, both academically and per- sonally. Each one of them will always find time to listen to whatever problems their students may have. Without a doubt, this attention is greatly appreciated by each student. -4- Bookstore Security is a major concern for Iimmy Soles and Phillip Dekunzzi. .4 In a flash, David Maiewski rushes for- ward for a volley. fam V sz. is K lt 1 what Guarding Art exhibits is tiring work for the security guards. Dr. Trout proves once again that professors can be athletic too. With the finess of a pro Dr. Gerald Groves perfects his forehand. 18 ..s,-a,,y,E..1 ,A me 'A K . ' '19 fi' W as T -eV- - On the Serious Side H , Qfnfwa' I M during class 4 14' Recrultmg blood donors was not an easy task for Xa A , f i flf 4 .cf A r K 1 s -. . ., , -N .,. 1' . ,Z - 'W 3 V ga? ,jx ' WX ' x C.C.C. students had the opportunity to view Ar- thur Miller's All My Sons an intense drama. 4,ig.s.1g.f.ase.:w-M s - -, by . Each student volunteer is Check- ed at various nurse's stations. w fl 11 H 3 M' af- , , vo 'L 4 1 '84 QL It J S 2 Q5 A- 2 t is 15, si t 'W l y Q trowiigjmgp 1 Haig!! Lk N3 L.. ft Vw sw Q .b .,t:,k, l g QU K Q 4v'A, HIM Abllv. 2 N ,J A . i iliif t'xti 'i 'if t , f I Q- - M if: .'.- ' A ,',, Q - X M :A Rid ,ki xiii: 1 ' 1 'Q -if Y 521' -'- -sf' i f 'I - f' w-at P .- 3 . 6 qu-ss5f'xswf..,,' - Wk ,V Q , , W V apt- up ., t 195535 1' 1 X WW ,Q .sr it s 'i ' -Q3 xxx-,. X ws , The C.C.C. banner waves proudly by the E. M. Singleton Administration Building. it Swan . n the Spot Q 4 K an at if Anita Stratton takes a moment to read the latest issue of the Chanticleer. Scott Hill is caught on target with a popsicle in hand. it ft' QA , zbll , tb l ..1 , A mf H ' f if if lb o ' ..:. -,'A ,,'-' I 'l,' A .,:.' wil . -, -- ' '94 4 ' 'lg' :ll whgxssw. ' .,.-: A .yi , 7,3 --'-.--. Atl: 1 , ,Q vig '4 N,k4,,, -A ' Full of confidence, Mary Vickman cam- ,ZHVQ V 'M' ft f 1 I' paigns for C.U. coordinator. , ' at 1 9 1' 'B ,.,,,ihle--w QYUN l .M - if ' 3 , 6, ,. li. ,l f'7,?e' , - -if ,sy 4- . is dx' --at V, 2 , 5 ' 1 M 53 ,,,'Q ' 'Tiif' 5. 3 Q K , l ,emi-fvg ',,, 1 Avz, . 5 A ,. X, ,gt Et if' ' After classes, Whitney Shaindlin takes a moment to reflect on the day. This Red Cross nurse checks the needle for proper flow. . . .Six -Nl--Xffskll .mvtafwzieixs wr A quick hello and good-bye is all these two students have time for. Donna Flanagan waits impatient- ly for the Campus Union cam- paign results. 204 Ni The Facts of Life Paul Gumam imparts to Don- l :'A . ' i na Flanagan a little campaign strategy. 'B K, ,Wg 7' 3 , , 'Y , new Ha Wg, W V W is T ww 13 2 S 4 2 .,.,,, 11 These philosophy students hope to gain some wisdom about life in class in JY! IN. if Taking a break between classes gives these students time to talk. W , ,Q 1 ' .- ii? fd x i qi is W We, 3: ' af aa- mf QL..-in BlOl0gy students learn about llfe by studying nature and ltS IH 5 MWYM Opp. Page: Michael Lehouck chose the information desk to launch his sales campaign. l Looking over the banister, Iosalyn Lewis spots her 0 t t E n t 1 G n friends talking nearby. eedrffftn e A Sinn-5'.!1.. A - 1 5, .,.- ' In maxi m , .-'31 ....,..-.,.,...-nn-:www The cafeteria also provides a great place to meet friends, eat lunch, and gossip all at Once' The Student Center provides a central location for S.G.A. elections 4 . :wiv fn X Z H I O t- .f.,.-TM..-,2.t, In the ick of Time Students rush from building to building every hour. .,,. if These two, however, do not seem to be in a very big hurry. ' X SX 455 . ee-e Sew-' .W Q ' if ' :L 'Y' Q v .N ,, , 3 V Al ' M 'N X' Q -Q , bfi? 2 ' ., ,. U If I 5 A Q f f , N ,A mc +if.afiw T. ' 'iii' W Sh - Vik ' X ' im N A f . .ef . Q 3 , , 2 A e Q . 'S ,gm Qi? 5 t sg? ,.:.,::.3:-, tg ,qw f A . .M .X M ,::4.A-41 A Q ,tai , , , X35 ,LMIQA we f, , 'ew N f Q fs V T 1 Finding ai nearby parking space is often a problem as these three discover. 8 ,,, ,M-A Q ,asf The walk between classes gives everyone a chance to see friends along the way. ga.. . -K Q pn-I ,A 3,4 fy. Q. ai Q, . V N sr 'lQiiS7 H .,. ' -:1v. L 5 . is ,,., :.. ' V 1 Zb' ' . . l . - sr' W nal '-11l1 i Catching a quick snack between classes is only possible if you are a fast drinker. W1 s X v 16.5. 45.1 Nmgsans These students take advantage of the ten minute break to relax outside. YF' .14 5 , else The Student Center steps seem to be the busiest in- between classes. a K, xx ps Ali YE. N 1 a. X. 1 A s1 '1 r -I X o More Beer? As the S.C. legislature raised the legal drinking age for beer and wine to 20, questions were raised as to how the new law would affect student functions. The Panel of Presidents and S.G.A. both met to determine what Coastal's new alcohol policy would be. Basically, nothing changed. Coastal wil abide by all state and federal laws concerning alcohol. Therefore no one under 20 will be allowed to consume alcohol at any school function. For now at least the matter seems settled. However, as the drinking age goes up to 21, questions will certainly arise as to whether or not Coastal should allow alcohol at all. if gg., ...C .4 Z Z5 l. gl. Wrist bands are used to identify students Many officials feel that the new law will encourage who are old enough to consume alcohol. underage students to stay away from functions serv- ing alcohol. This student seems to be indifferent about being unable to consume alcohol. The new alcohol policy requires that functions serv- ing alcohol must provide food for at least 75'!fi of those attending. lust for the Fun of It With all the activities that the various clubs and organizations plan for Coastal students, it seems amazing that they find time to attend classes. In addi- tion to the competitive athletic programs, students can par- ticipate in intermural sports. Ioining one of the many clubs is another way to meet people and have a good time. Renee Kotsovos and Scott Hill share a good laugh at a recent mini-concert. These two students take time to just relax and enjoy the scenery. M. Playing catch between classes seems to have become a favorite of these Sig Eps. H :firm-' i E. X 9: z 'i A N:-X if a s 'fr-'2 - 5 ,I on 1- .sg eff Q s ' - 0 ' Jw ir' vw' 'Q . - .. av mx: . straw: ,fi ' v :.,fm,.- ,Ll MEL sw .i ,..af 'M51f9 N .Q ' 521, f +fef'g:'vvl.gsi 4' , ,1,,'--..I-.-' an-I Q ' ,-.-. - fa: V ' . Q 1, gif '- -flue '-fA5+Y . ' 'ref .5 7 ' g -- 5 -me 'X . 4, ' 2 . ' A. rms- . ', ', Sunning in the courtyard provides ex- The Business Club takes time cellent relaxation. for fun on wheels. 1 As Campus Union checks Id's, students anxiously await the start of the homecom- ing dance. The Rare entertains guests at a Campus Union mini-concert. 1 6 tr I 1 214 Taking notes and listening to lectures incorporates the majority of classtime. arieties of Stud Q f , M1 nf- , ff li 9 ff.. ,QL r, 2 2 - 2 lhififk 2 Q- '7?f W7 X 7 in in ZZ- Q, dj, w ,, 7 fi ,, W . Q., 224' 57,25 ff? L 1' , A: ,,-g,,,,w 72 ' 4 '.,, 'ff,f I ff' ff f fi ff ' ff ,Vyf W , m f , , M71 fzl if '.f f f M W ,N -X ws , M15 G 1 .Q 2 , 1 9 ,' . 6 -, '.. is 1 P ,p Q, 1. n ,w :5:,7'j,i,v 5 Performing experiments takes up much time of chemistry students. Marine Biology, a popular major at Coastal, is taught by Dr. Richard Dame. Fortunately for students, Coastal Carolina provides an ex- tensive curriculum and degree program, ranging from Early Childhood Education, to Business, to Marine Biology. Such a selection has enabled students to finish their four year degrees here rather than transferring to the Columbia cam- pus. Hopefully, the near future will find the college with an even better schedule of courses to offer prospective students. '- ' ff fffcwf- tavern 'tf y , -C V vcd' 'wfff V rf? 'Q' iw: x V if I ,sf 1' '- ., w 7 , f W 'ff , lf f V. ' :ya ,Egg-,Q . N 1' ff .nd ll N . -P t f Jaffa if NK 1 cf my ,,, f W f ' 5 f 2 2 ff ,. With the arrival of spring, many classes moved outdoors. The Student Center is often a study-around for last many phys-ed classes. minute cramming. Beginner Tennis is just one of the Philosophy classes have produced many would-be philosophers on campus. it-'???G k:.:kL . V 2 'V . 9' X ' ' .NCC T: ,, xg 3' ,- Z- Q- 4. if-.gf t ' f t W it QM.. .M-..,,9,,., ,, , , ? , -'v Quai- A -S V. ..,., M, N W. . . . X 1 ,xg 'P' . -5,-:1--gi- - 1i . .- . ..,..-A N M '-. N : .v: x1:lv: .si , vt:-M. I ' ' . . st' an A . , i Save the thene As funds were desperately needed for the yearbook budget, S.G.A. decided to sponsor a car wash on Sat. March 2nd in both Conway and Surfside. The response was encouraging as 1 .,. 7 students from various clubs and organizations volunteered their services. The car wash com- mittee made posters and distributed flyers around campus to round up business. Finally the big day arrived. Through the help of local radio stations, word soon spread. A total of 55425.00 was raised. Teamwork glowed at the Surfside car cash location. lay Kirby and Rice Shapinsky tackle the vacuum detail. at ai, Q ,Q Lf Kevin, Scott, and Lloyd rush to complete Renee Kotosovos diligently scrubs tires E A H ,mg 5 V V' . wi 455' . 5.- . 1 S . . it 1 V-1 ,.,. ,. ,,,. U . gi 1' V g . H lair. , ?..,. ..l. 4.. ,g Q V A . g Q. 2 3 5, V f A . ,,, gy , IAEI at 35 M kv in ,i if J, 5 'bln 'kung 'ii This team never missed a spot on this Mercedes. ' if .fl Z' X.. Scott Hill soon discovered that the cars The .Conway Crewn even Cleaned and were not the only thing beingwashed. shined a Rolls Royce Dry towels were scarce as they were used to dry cars. vs if X - fre K After much hard work, everyone cheered as the posters burned. i 217 2 Students in Action The major problem of the day for these four is where to eat lunch. Confusion often occurs in choosing the best Moments before class, this stu- dent takes time to relax. viva? QQ' route to class. V ulnswlv' The Student Center steps provide an excellent place to visit with friends. 18 l 'Q' 5-Civ Coastal Carolina Feature Attractions College Once Upon A Mattress gave CCC students a chance to perform, as well as be entertained. F.C.A. f....,,,-W Throughout the 1984-85 school year, Coastal was honored to present several well- known actors, actresses and artists. Many of these guests were sponsored by the Kimbal Distinguished Lecture Series. Thanks to this program, CCC students and the surrounding communities are given the chance to par- ticipate in culturally enriching programs. In March CCC students were able to view Arthur Miller's All My Sons. Sid Ceasar captured everyone's attention with his amusing anecdotes. sponsored Tanya Crevier, an amaz- ing ballhandler. 22 Signs of the Season It's always obvious that spring has arrived at Coastal Carolina. All around campus, lawns are covered with bare-backed bodies, and bare legs that have been in hibernation all winter. Music can be heard blasting from cassettes everywhere, as if lauding the coming of spring. Even the birds notice the change as they glide through the trees. This magical time seems to infect everyone as they impa- tiently await summer vacation. Coastal is finally com- ing alive with the change of the season. On her lunch break, Ian Howard takes ad- vantage ofthe warm weather. A a 2 at Q sv. I - N 4' Q., 5 Z6 5 2 2 gl if .ffff ff 4,0217 ' f Q A Qt f -V f 4 ' , 1 4 1' , ' c ' W at 4-,W ' ,ig . ' qi' ' f , . 'W , f Ls ' - 54 0' .- 3 1 , f fan . 4 , . M fa , '- 5 5- -.4 73, '51 -, 6 W ff' A 'V .- f ' 27 4 . - - I 1 M, ll Vg- he ., fy, Q A 4 f Qvufjl . 1 j , . A , I ,f , ., , ft H wwf f f - X, wwwmww, t,f t tfWZ 'aww'r Y. J f ' aulfswyf f X , ,fy - 'Q ffm, V 'ff - ,, I ' A . , . Q6 W , .. xg sg. W -xx 'Vs' '4 -XS! 45,1 w Frequent and often unannounced spring showers keep students ready at all times. 4' f I ggi? www? .M ld, ms '2.,,5,,,f4,fiM ? 1. .. . . 1 1 3 Z 1 1 . 1 - -'., g 'T' My ' .Q 2 2 4 tt. Q ' ' M he , , 3 -. 1 , - w N. ' ' - - - ' lf, . sis ' S' ' , K X A'-. . Mi- . f . .N - ,at 7 .:Q1I-'EQ-.gi F tw wi., .e s f ' ik Sy- .s K:.':s-P ... - - '- f X X rf Sim' P' 31' 3' .-:-::a'3'f'-'. mf. -31. J N: el A' CNE 'X :Y . 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Sunglasses and loose shirts appear like magic. Students love to gather outdoors to enjoy the season. M11 .....,,,W. a I l 221 22 Good Times was a big success. K 1. Q f ff, X It A Few of Our Favorite Things Much to our amazement, college can ac- tually be fun at times. Coastal Carolina, for many of us, is a great place to play, as well as learn. So often, the best things happen when we least expect it and so often this happens at Coastal. It seems that there is always something going on around campus and it is usually easy to find someone to share a laugh with. Chanty rides proudly in the Homecoming Parade. The Business Club's Student Faculty Mixer at 1.2 I 41 Above all else, the emblem C.C.C. is certainly a campus wide favorite with all at In the American way, baseball is still an all time favorite. Coastal. And Then There Was Friendship Every imaginable variety of life has come together here at Coastal. Some students traveled for thousands of miles by all means of transporta- tion, while others who grew up nearby simply walked. Regardless of the miles, the friendships that have been formed because paths have crossed will always be close in heart. Coastal has provided students and faculty with a nurturing ground for new relationships. Sig Eps, a tight circle of brothers, em- phasize the importance of fellowship. Lunch break is always a good time for A Warm hug is always ap- CarolAbnerandAnn Calhountotalk, preciated from friends. V I f , .- Q . I Qin Gm , Q.- l.!V' , , ft x f r S1 13 ,Q 1- 1' Kelly Williams takes advantage of her friends for ideas for S.G.A. Some good buddies are always ready with amusing jokes. The uniqueness of this special college can best be seen in the people who are a part of it. While life will go on and our separate roads will lengthen, the friendships that have been made at this educa- tional turning point will forever be with everyone - always. 223 Against the Wind The 1984-85 academic year proved to be a year of great struggle for the Atheneum. Faced at the onset with an unstable tradition, staff members set out to improve the image and reputation of the yearbook. Yet it was not an easy task. After many planning and deadline problems combined with low book sales, it seemed that all might be lost. It was at this point that the issue was raised that perhaps the students and faculty did not really want a yearbook. The answer came in the first few weeks of March. During a successful campaign by Student Government Association to Save the Yearbook, money was raised through book sales, ad sales, donations, and even a car wash. The time, effort, and money that was donated by everyone was greatly appreciated. After such an overwhelming response, par- ticularly by student leaders, the yearbook staff was able to continue. Certainly this project began Against The Wind. Thankfully failure did not occur. The hard work and dedication of each staff member has resulted in a book in which each and every student and faculty member can be proud of. I would like to thank each one of these individuals for their help. Also, I would like to thank each of the S.G.A. officers, especially Scott Hill, for their effort and support to ensure the publication of the 1984-85 yearbook. Special thanks goes to Greg Tyler, editor of the Chonticleer. His help in putting out a special edition of Chonticleer generated numerous book sales. And finally, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to my advisor, Veronica Davis, and to Pat Singleton and Dr. Robert Squatriglia. The success of this project Y .,,Qf'V , as f C I ' vV ,' l 8, 1 Melissa Blakley, Editor would have never occurred without the support, confidence and dedication of these three pelople. It is, therefore, with great pride and pleasure that I present this 1984-85 edition of Atheneum to the student body. My hope is to establish, with the help of students and faculty, an ongoing tradition and permanent structure of a yearbook here at Coastal Carolina. Respectfully, Melissa Blakley I 22 .N gtg? T . i Q 2 9 Q S 1, X E - A Q Q as 1, QQ? Q -Q ug., f 1 T, H ' 9 A f :X w ff, s K W ' 1 Y gglzfgg 'Q Ur X , , g 53 .F W Z ' K .1 g f?3'bJ, If 'A fx -3 ed ' , kg , x f 1+ ' - ., A: H .4 . g f-'V' ' A. If n' I , , 1- . 43,95 ...gi 'v.g . HY it ,Q 2 I' I! Sgaskwl 1 gf 'ff to 1 ' ' in-1 5' , , A .kk I 4. .Elf 'i1 227 11- ' . Q, g Siifiiifi ' E ,KE Y E' 2 fi' Va 'i v agiii E: , J 9 ,, I, ff 5 E217 f - is ' 9 L V Fi efgz 5,:ggi?,I , 'Q' Ti fi? h ij: fs i-7 f ig. , 93: L Y 335,-' 23 - j, r-- 2,3 . 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