Emory and Henry College - Sphinx Yearbook (Emory, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1974 volume:

THE SPHINX 1974 Emory and Henry College Editor Carol Luther Assistant Editor Debbie Donnell Contents Faculty....... Classes ...... Sports........ Greeks........ Organizations Honors........ Features ..... Patrons .20 .40 .84 122 144 164 186 200 3 4 I woke to my alarm clock buzzing in my ear and groaned. I thought it was going to be another one of those grey drizzly days that seem too frequent here, but it was only the wind in the trees. It was a beautiful day, blue sky, sun, and clouds. 8 Faces in the crowd how many stories could you tell? Someone once said that there is a novel in each of our lives. How many twists and turns of the plot lay in yours or yours or yours? I ask the faces that pass me as we speak. Hi.” Hello. 9 At last I am in class. I take notes, but my mind wanders especially on a beautiful day like today. I remember football and falling leaves, trying to keep my balance on the hill in the snow, and people, riding bikes, playing tennis and just sitting around. And there is always the sound of the train, shaking the dorm and interrupting classes. 10 11 12 Those arc vague words I sometimes think. But why am I here? To find the meaning those words have in my life. And that meaning is the hope of the future. 17 This year the Sphinx is dedicated to a person that has gained from others and taught others. From a small town such as Damascus to an intercity school in New Jersey, she has learned and in turn passed her experiences on to others. Respected in the classroom as a first class professor and as a coach by all those who play under her, she passes on her vitality to all those around her. Since coming to Emory in 1964, she has enlarged and has improved the college in many sports areas. All the students join in this tribute, as the 1974 Sphinx dedicates this yearbook to Eleanor Hutton. Eleanor Hutton — wmm V ..-.: .v i ippSK lie :; terS ' ■ ?•- v WJtmm. FACULTY LuAnne McGaha Editor Dr. and Mr� . Thoman F. Chilcotc 22 Dr. Thomas F. Chilcote came to Emory and Henry with a background centering largely around the Methodist Church. The son of a Methodist minister, Dr. Chilcote pastored Methodist churches in Pennsylva- nia, Massachusetts, and Tennessee, after having received his B.A. degree from the University of Pittsburgh. After enrolling at Boston University School of Theology, he earned a Master of Divinity degree in 1943, and, in 1955, he was awarded an honorary degree. Doctor of Divinity, at the University of Chattanooga. His career has included serving as news editor of The Christian Advocate, as the managing editor of The New Life Magazine, and as a delegate to various Methodist Conferences. Dr. Chil- cote has travelled extensively in the Middle East, Canada, and the continental United States, and has authored several books, the most recent. Creation and Liberation, to be available this year. Dr. Chilcote now directs his attention to serving the Emory and Henry College com- munity, and in this new involvement, he notes with evident pride that ... at no time in its history has the College more eagerly fostered efforts to accord worthful- ncss to each person ...” 23 The Administration Samir IS. Saliba Dean of the College Gcorgcanna Driver Dean of Women William C. Mason Dean of Students Ronald G. Dunbar Dean of Men 24 V. Thomas Graybcal ssociate Academic Dean ... a group of widely diversified peo- ple acting as guides and leaders as they per- form their daily duties and obligations that allow the college community to exist. Their composite efforts serve to unite a multitude of individuals into one unique body. Henry C. Dawson, Jr. Director of Admissions . L. Mitchell egistrar Bobby Burchette Director of Financial Aid 25 The Faculty ... a group of men and women who differ as much as the range of backgrounds from which they come and the wide variety of beliefs they hold. Emory and Henry pro- vides the opportunity for these individuals to share a common interest — accepting the challenge to join eager, unfolding minds in a quest for knowledge. James O. Benedict, Ph.D. Psychology Ruth Biggers, M.A. Mathematics Edgar Bingham, Ph.D. Geography 26 .ucille Bleni, M.A. nglish harlcH W. Byrd, Ph.D. jnguagcs Ifredo Castellanos, J.D. nguages George R. Chavatel, M.F.A. Art Douglas W. Boyce, Ph.D. Sociology Bruce C. Carruth, Ph.D. Psychology 27 Lmt Ruth C. Crouse, Ph.D. Languages Mary B. Cox, Ph.D. Psychology Turner N. Ciinard, Ph.D. English T. Edward Darner, Ph.D. Religion and Philosophy Hyun Sik Chung, Ph.D. Economics Charles R. Davis, Ph.D. Music Robert D. Denham, Ph.D. English 28 Frederic R. Kellogg, Ph.D. Religion and Philosophy Charles C. King, Ph.D. Economics Daniel G. Lcidig, Ph.D. English 31 iVi Roycc L. B. Morri� , M.A. Languages J. Allen Neal, M.A. History Cecil M. Nelson, Ph.D. Physics Richard A. O’Neil, Ph.D. Religion and Philosophy 32 . Alan Pickrell, M.A.T. nglish. Drama [uey Pledger, Jr., Ph.D. hemistry Susan A. Platt, M.A. Health and P.E. ewis M. Purifoy, Ph.D. istory Eugene 1« Rasor, Ph.D. History 33 Ludwick S. Sikorwki, M.Mus. Music R. LaMarr Smith, M.A. English George A. Smalling, M.A. Education C. Raymond Spell, Ph.D. Chemistry ieorge J. Stevenson, Ph.D. listory William S. Stewart, Ph.D. Political Science 35 Service Personnel . . . persons who contribute an invalua- ble supply of essential services to the col- lege community. Their presence adds com- fort, direction, and meaning to the lives of others. • • • J. W. Ashworth College Physician Robert Coniglio and David St. Clair Assistants in Admissions Virginia Cox College Nurse G. C. Culberson Executive Assistant 36 'red Entler ilumni Affairs ouise A. Fachilla ibrarian Gordon I. Inge Cafeteria Manager Wilbur Keener Coordinator of Traffic Safety oward M. Moore isincss Affairs Gerald Mustard Campus Minister 37 Wanda Rhudy Recorder — Academic Affairs Bill Rhudy Bookstore Manager Patricia Trollingcr Director of Services and Placement Robert A. Wallace Physical Plant Supervisor Richard Trollinger Office of Student Recruitment Thomas Webb Director of Student Activities 38 )USEMOTHERS: Seated, Lucile Armbrister, Ethel Robinson, Dorris Jemigan. Standing, Jean Sintic, Marianna Barnette. 'URITY OFFICERS: Front row, John P. Scamorc, Bob Blevins. Second row, Vernie D. Ryan, Wilbur Keener. 39 CLASSES Meg Hathaway Editor 41 Lowell Carlin Abbott Kingsport. Tennessee History Lucile M. Agee Richmond, Virginia Religion and Psychology Jay Erwin Archer Nashville. Tennessee Religion David H. Atkinson Kingsport, Tennessee Business and Economics Rosemary Sue Bailey Winchester, Virginia Elementary Education James B. Bullard Norfolk, Virginia Classical Languages and English Mary Jo Barnes Blountville, Tennessee Interdisciplinary Education Rebecca S. Barton Marion, Virginia Religion Bruce Robert Bcahm Norfolk, Virginia Biology 42 I.ynnda Sue Beaver Roanoke, Virginia English Joyce Carol Belcher Blucfield, Virginia Elementary Education Nikki Dale Bennett Falls Mills, Virginia Biology Steven Kelly Berry Chilhowie, Virginia Political Science Mack S. Blevins Chilhowie, Virginia Biology Richard Dale Bolick Hudson, North Carolina Business and Economics Jerry L. Bradley Waynesboro, Virginia English Allen H. Brugue Dallas, Pennsylvania Business and Economics Richard A. Bratton Radford, Virginia Biology 43 Robert N. Bristow McLean, Virginia Biology and Geology Jennifer D. Bruce Roanoke, Virginia Social Recreation Martin R. Burks Washington. D.C Sociology and Psychology Doris A. Campbell Abington, Virginia English and French Peggy Anne Cartwright Bristol, Virginia History Fred G. Childress, Jr. Norris, Tennessee Economics Charles R. Chitwood Petersburg. Virginia Psychology Joseph H. Clear Rich Valley, Virginia Economics and Business Melinda A. Craft Annandale, Virginia Government and Social Science 44 David Patrick Craig Wytheville, Virginia Social Recreation Nancy Jane Culberson Emory, Virginia Health and Physical Education Bruce M. Culmer McLean, Virginia Art Yvonne C. Cyphers Suzanne Marie DeLawter Dawn Staton Dickinson Richlands, Virginia Charlottesville, Virginia Buena Vista, Virginia Psychology English English Robert Cole Dickinson Buena Vista, Virginia Business and Economics Cathy A. Dill man Marion, Virginia Elementary Education Michael G. Dilion Roanoke, Virginia Religion and Sociology 45 Joseph Samuel DiPietro Portsmouth, Virginia Biology Deborah K. Donnell Petersburg, Virginia English Wesley E. Driskill, Jr. Jack Michael Eades Rustburg, Virginia Bristol, Virginia Greek ami Latin Geography John W. Kmi� on Richmond, Virginia Economics and Business Georgianne Farley Sterling, Virginia Political Science Byron C. Doom Gauley Bridge. West Virginia Psychology James R. Eller Clifton Forge, Virginia History Michael A. Fath Sterling, Virginia Physical Education 46 Cynthia Lynn Gibson Joanne Gonzales Joseph A. Groscclosc Covington, Kentucky Springfield, Virginia Kingsport, Tennessee Elementary Education Sociology Economics and Business Daniel M. Grubb Pulaski. Virginia Economics and Business John Edward Hammer Roanoke, Virginia Biology Judy E. Harding Ashburn, Virginia Recreation Mary E. Harrison Loudon, Tennessee Religion Gregory L. Harvey Marion, Virginia Business and Economics Harry Richard Haynes Roanoke, Virginia Chemistry 47 Michael W. Heater Marion, Virginia History Robert J. Hicks Chilhowie, Virginia Health and Physical Education Tracy Alan Hazlett Waynesboro, Virginia Political Science and History Albert Earl Horrocks, Jr. Crozct, Virginia Economics and Business Eng-Kek Ben Huang Taiwan Chemistry Richard Earl Hudson Richmond. Virginia Biology William Mitchell Hylton, Jr. Roanoke, Virginia Economics and Business Carolee Jackson Chesapeake, Virginia Elementary Education Carolyn J. Junson Abingdon, Virginia Art 48 Steve D. Johnston Richard Martin Jones Bluff City, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Biology Physics and Music Anne B. Karison Arlington, Virginia Spanish and French Rhonda Kay Kitts Bastian, Virginia Psychology Janet P. Knisely Pulaski, Virginia Elementary Education John L. Lambert Sterling Park, Virginia Economics Belinda Gail Lane Richmond, Virginia Biology James N. Langford Falls Church, Virginia Economics and Business Martin G. Lee Marion, Virginia Psychology 49 William Wayne Lee Colonial Heights, Virginia Economics and Business Joseph K. Lineberry Buena Vista. Virginia History Elizabeth I Litton Norton. Virginia Elementary Education Michael L. Lyle Roanoke. Virginia English William F. Marshall Charlottesville. Virginia Political Science Kay R. Martin Roanoke, Virginia Elementary Education Dan C. Muthews Abingdon, Virginia Political Science Temple F. Mellingcr Emory, Virginia English Carolyn C. Meredith Blacksburg, Virginia Interdisciplinary — English. Physical Education and Sociology 4 50 P S?¥f Michael D. Milam Jeffrey A. Miller Vickie L. Mitchell Harrisonburg, Virginia Waynesboro, Virginia Spotsylvania. Virginia Interdisciplinary English Health and Physical Education Elementary Education Harry T. Morris Anne K. Murphy Marsha Jane Musselwhite Galax, Virginia Nashville, Tennessee Roanoke, Virginia Math Education Psychology and Sociology Martin F. McCarthy McLean, Virginia Sociology Sandra G. McBride Galax, Virginia Biology Darlene IN'aggic Welch, West Virginia Sociology- Si William F. Neely Everett M. Neese, Jr. Suzanne Newman Spotsylvania, Virginia Bristol, Virginia Cate City, Virginia Sociology and English History Elementary Education Sheila J. Nuckolls Virginia Anne Oglesby Thomas G. Palmer Bristol, Tennessee Richmond, Virginia Nassawadox, Virginia Elementary Education Music and Voice History Virginia Patterson Crozet, Virginia Geology William B. Patterson, Jr. Waynesboro, Virginia History Dudley M. Pattie Madison. Virginia ‘ Political Science, Business and Economics 52 Lewanna Ann Perigen Elizabeth M. Phillip Kay E. Quisenberry Roanoke. Virginia Christiansbuig, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia Elementary Education Interdisciplinary — Art History Rebecca Jane Raines Robyn P. Reid Lynn E. Reinicker Surgoinsville, Tennessee Roanoke, Virginia Richmond, Virginia German Social Recreation Physical Education John Charles Retinger, Jr. Roanoke, Virginia Political Science Jeannette Marguerite Reynolds Alton, Illinois Elementary Education James William Reynolds, III Arlington, Virginia Psychology 53 Suzanne Richie Fries, Virginia Elementary Education John William Roberts Bristol, Virginia Geology Ruth Ann Richardson Galax, Virginia Psychology Sandra C. Ruff Boones Mill, Virginia Elementary Education Mary Susan Sewell Normal. Illinois Political Science Patricia Scott Lexington, Virginia Sociology Thomas C. Shank Alexandria, Virginia Economics Lawrence E. Smead Radford, Virginia English Wayne H. Smith Lumbcrton, New Jersey Biology 54 Caldcr C. Smoot McLean, Virginia Political Science and English Jeffrey A. Sontag Beach Haven, New Jersey History Sharon Sue Statzer Bristol, Virginia Spanish Isabelle M. Sterrett Raphine, Virginia Social Recreation William L. Strong Tazewell, Virginia Health and Physical Education Anne E. St. Clair Oak Ridge, Tennessee Religion Susan D. Tarplcy Salem, Virginia History Jane Ann Tatum Cedar Bluff, Virginia Elementary Education Barbara Z. Tuck Roanoke, Virginia Elementary Education 55 Nathaniel Ray Tuck Roanoke, Virginia Biology Thomas S. Turner, III Norfolk, Viiginia English Carolyn Harvey Urquhart Roanoke, Virginia Elementary Education CharlcA Earl Van Deear, Jr. Arvada, Colorado Political Science — History Vivian Dianne Vaught Roanoke. Virginia Greek and Latin Brenda C. Vestal Abingdon, Virginia Political Science David E. Wade Galax. Virginia Physical Education Joyce Kay Wagg Mouth of Wilson, Viiginia Elementary Education Joyce A. Wampler Harrisonburg, Virginia Sociology — Psychology — Physical Eduoatioi 56 Donna M. Ware James Joseph Watkins Linda M. Webb Roanoke. Virginia Kingsport. Tennessee Abingdon. Virginia Interdisciplinary History Business and Economics Elementary Education Steven Lee Wheeler Robert M. Whetael Patricia A. Williams Narrows, Virginia Kingsport. Tennessee Abingdon, Virginia Biology Political Science English Andrea Kay Wilson Big Stone Cap. Virginia Elementary Education Robert William Wilson Charlottesville, Virginia Elementary Education Richard Dougles Wingate Independance, Virginia Health and Physical Education Andrew S. Wright Damascus, Virginia Interdisciplinary English, Religion, Philosophy Senior Directory L. CARLIN ABBOTT: Phi Gamma Phi, Sgt. at Arms, Pledgcmastcr, Young Republicans Club; Intramurals; Karate Club. LUCY AGEE: CORA; Chi Club; Tutor at Lodi; Student Academic Committee; Academic Committee for EMPHASIS; Religion Dept. Representative; Sigma Mu; Self Study; Faculty Committee. JAY ERWIN ARCHER: Tennis; Rainmaker, Country Wife, Wizard of Oz, Death of a Salesman; Outstanding Senior DAVID ATKINSON: Sigma Iota, Treasurer; Golf. ROSEMARY BAILEY: Kappa Phi Alpha, Secretary. Athletic Direc- tor; Sphinx Staff, Intramurals. JAMES BALLARD: Phi Gamma Phi, Treasurer; Football. MARY JO BARNES REBECCA S. BARTON: Concert Choir, Section Head; Oratorio Choir; Chapel Choir; Delta Omicron Pi, Rush Chairman, Spirit Co- ordinator; Pan-Hel Pledgemaster. BRUCE BEAHM: Theta Chi Epsilon, President, Secretary; Greeks Council; Tri-Beta, President. LYNNDA SUE BEAVERS: Inaugural Ball Decoration Committee; Junior Class Secretary, Treasurer; New Student Day Committee; Alpha Beta Chi, Historian, Reporter; Pan-Hellenic Council, Secre- tary, Treasurer; Intramurals. JOYCE CAROL BELCHER: Alpha Beta Chi, President, Vice Presi- dent, Secretary; Wiley House Co-ordinator, Secretary-Treasurer WSA; Pan-Hellenic Council; Cardinal Key. NIKKI DALE BENNETT: Alpha Beta Chi, Treasurer; Financial Sel Study Committee. STEVEN K. BERRY MACK BLEVINS RICHARD DALE BOLICK: Football, Tri Captain; Phi Gamma Phi Secretary; IFC; Varsity Club; Intramurals. JERRY L. BRADLEY: Blue Key; MRHA; ACEP Co-ordinator, Sti dent Academic Committee; Concert Choir; Chambers Singers A; Or torio Choir; Carmen-, Alpha Psi Omega: Readers Theatre; Our Ton The Lesson, Lovers, Waltz of the Toreadors, Rainmaker, Countr Wife, The Wizard of Oz; Dean’s List; Honor Roll; Death of a Sale: man. ALLEN H. BRAGUE: Theta Chi Epsilon, Recording Secretary, Sf at Arms; Soccer Team, Co-Captain. DICKIE BRATTON: Sigma Iota. ROB BRISTOW JENNIFER BRUCE: Varsity Basketball, Softball; WAA; Kappa P Alpha, Pledgemaster, Historian, Athletic Director; Intramurals. MARTIN R. BURKS DORIS A. CAMPBELL 58 PEGGY ANNE CARTWRIGHT: Kappa Phi Alpha, President, Social Chairman; Student Council; Young Democrats; Sphinx Busi- ness Manager; Pan-Hellenic Council; ACEP Committee; Ad Hoc Committee on Student Government; Intramurals; Honor Roll; Fresh- GEORGIANNE FARLEY: Alpha Beta Chi; Head Resident Advisor; Self Study Committee; Cardinal Key; Academic Standards Commit- tee; English Club; Outstanding Senior. man Orientation. MICHAEL FATH: Beta Lambda Zeta; IFC; Varsity Basketball. FRED G. CHILDRESS, JR.: Student Council Phi Pi Alpha. Presi- dent; IFC; Intramurals; MRHA; Concert Choir, Section Head; EMPHASIS 74. CYNTHIA LYNN GIBSON: Judicial Board; Student Life Commit- tee; Academic Standards Committee; Traffic Committee Chapel Choir; Parents Day Committee. CHARLES R. CHITWOOD: MRHA; Secretary; Theta Chi Epsilon, Plcdgcmasler, Treasurer, Projects Chairman; Baseball; Blue Key; JOANNE GONZALES: Student Council; Freshman Orientation. Sphinx Section Head; Publications Board. JOE GROSECLOSE: Sigma Iota. JOE CLEAR: Phi Gamma Phi. MINDI CRAFT: Government and Social Sciences; Resident Advisor; DANIEL M. GRUBB: Sigma Iota, President; Varsity Cheerleader; Greeks Council. Student Council; SAC Board of Directors, Chairman; Housing Com- mittee; Women’s Center; Theta Chi Epsilon Sweetheart. JOHN EDWARD HAMMER: Phi Gamma Phi; Varsity Football. DAVID PATRICK CRAIG: Sigma Iota. JUDY HARDING: WAA; Judicial Board, Secretary; Volleyball; Bas- ketball; Intramurals; Judicial Co-ordinator, Wiley Jackson. NANCY JANE CULBERSON: Varsity and J.V. Cheerleader; Varsity Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, Softball; Intramurals; WAA. MARY E. HARRISON BRUCE CULMER GREG HARVEY: Varsity Football, Baseball. YVONNE C. CYPHERS RICK HAYNES: Iron Mountain Grotto. SUZANNE MARIE DELAWTER: Kappa Phi Alpha, Vice President, Secretary, Reporter; Junior Class President. TRACY ALAN HAZLETT: Freshman Basketball; Golf Team; Beta Lambda Zeta; IFC, Corresponding Secretary; Personal Self Study; Alpha Phi Omega; Intramurals. DAWN STATON DICKINSON ROBERT COLE DICKINSON CATHY DILLMAN: Sigma Mu. MICHAEL HESTER: Alpha Phi Omega, Secretary. President; Stu- dent Council Finance Committee; Executive Committee of MRHA; History Dept. Self Study; Blue Key; Dean’s List; Honor Roll; Sigma Mu. MICHAEL G. DILLON ROBERT J. HICKS: Varsity Basketball. JOSEPH SAMUEL D1PIETRO: Tri-Beta, Secretary; MRHA, Secre- ALBERT EARL HORROCKS, JR.: Varsity Basketball. tary. Chairman; Theta Chi Epsilon, Historian, Chaplain; Lab Instruc- tor; ACPA Conference Representative; Smyth County Science Fair BEN HUANG Judge; Blue Key. DEBORAH K. DONNELL: Kappa Phi Alpha; Chadwick Scholarship Chairman; Pan-Hellenic Council, President, Representative; Sphinx Section Editor, Assistant Editor; Food Service Committee; Dorm RICK HUDSON: Freshman Class President; Tri-Beta, Vice Presi- dent; Blue Key; Sigma Alpha Kappa; EMPHASIS 74; Iron Moun- tain Grotto; Presidents Inaugural Committee; Student Usher Head; Lab Assistant. Judicial Council; House Council, Alternate; Intramurals. WILLIAM MITCHELL HYLTON, JR. BYRON C. DOOM WES DRISKELL: Sigma Iota; Varsity Football; Sigma Mu. CAROLEE JACKSON: Beta Lambda Zeta Sweetheart; Prism Art Exlitor; Student Council Publicity Committee; WSA Publicity Com- mittee. JACK MICHAEL EADES CAROLYN JANSON: Alpha Psi Omega. JAMES R. ELLER: Intramurals. STEVE D. JOHNSTON JOHN W. EMISON: Phi Pi Alpha. RICHARD MARTIN JONES: Concert Choir; English Speaking Union Award; Sigma Mu; Blue Key. 59 ANNE B KARISON: Resident Advisor; Women’s Center; Intramu- rals. RHONDA KAY KITTS JANET KNISELY: Varsity Cheerleader, Co-Captain; Kappa Phi Alpha, Treasurer, Pledgemaster; Cardinal Key, Vice President; Judi- cial Board; WAA; Young Republicans; Intramurals; Dean’s List; Honor Roll; Phi Theta Kappa; Freshman Orientation. JOHN LAMBERT BELINDA GAIL LANE: Alpha Beta Chi, Pledgemaster, Historian, Secretary; Sphinx Staff, Prism Staff; Wiley Jackson House Council; Weaver House Council. ' JAMES N. LANGFORD MARTIN LEE: Bristol Mental Health Center Counselor; Varsity Football. WILLIAM WAYNE LEE: Sigma Iota. JOE LINEBERRY: Football. BETSY LITTON MICHAEL L. LYLE: Theta Chi Epsilon. WILLIAM F. MARSHALL: SAC Board, Secretary; History Dept. Self Study; Political Science Dept. Student Representative. KAY MARTIN: Sweetheart Court; Intramurals. DAN MATHEWS: Phi Gamma Phi. Vice President, Treasurer, Social Chairman; IFC; Football; Basketball, Track. TEMPLE F. MELLINGER: Sigma Mu Freshman Award; Student Handbook Editor; Sphinx Staff; Dean’s List. CAROLYN C. MEREDITH: Concert Choir, Section Head; Delta Omicron Pi, Secretary, Social Chairman, Assistant Rush Chairman; EMPHASIS ’74; Phi Pi Alpha Sweetheart; President of Sophomore Class; Intramurals. MIKE MILAM: Sigma Iota, Chaplain, Alumni Secretary, Social Chairman; Chapel Choir; Concert Choir; Alpha Psi Omega, Presi- dent, Vice President; Class Vice President; The American Dream, Before the Wall, Lovers, Waltz of the Toreadors, Rainmaker, Royal Gambit, The Country Wife, Director of Wizard of Oz, Death of a Salesman. JEFFREY A. MILLER: Phi Gamma Phi, Chaplain, Pledgemaster; Varsity Baseball; Karage Club; Intramurals. VICKIE L. MITCHELL: Sigma Alpha Kappa Sweetheart; Art Guild; Residence Council. HARRY MORRIS: Phi Pi Alpha; Freshman Basketball; Geology Club; Mathematics Club. KATY MURPHY: Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer; Sophomor Class Vice President; May Court; Outstanding Freshman Girl Aware Cardinal Key; Sigma Alpha Kappa Sweetheart; Resident Advisoi Traffic Committee, Chairman; Elections Committee; Academic Committee. MARSHA JANE MUSSELWHITE: Alpha Beta Chi, Historian, Prc jects Chairman; Prism Staff; Students for Byrd. SANDY MCBRIDE: Sphinx Staff; Chapel Choir; Women’s Choii Oratorio Choir; Pan-Hel, Vice President, Pledgemaster; Delta Rh Delta. Vice President, Pledgemaster; Women’s Center; Tri-BeU Intramurals. MARTIN F. MCCARTHY: Resident Advisor; Blue Key; Theta Cl Epsilon; EMPHASIS; Judicial Board; Intramurals; Policies Revisio Committee; Student Finance Committee; Self Study Committee. DARLENE NAGGIE: Alpha Bela Chi, Secretary, Pledgemaster, Hi: torian; Honor Roll. BILL NEELY: Sigma Alpha Kappa, Vice President, Treasurer; Res dent Advisor; Housing Committee; Intramurals. EVERETT NEESE, JR.: Statistician; Phi Gamma Phi. Treasure Football; Baseball, All-State. SUZANNE NEWMAN: J.V. Cheerleader; Kappa Phi Alpha. Vic President. Pledgemaster, Alumni Secretary, Rush Chairman, Wa and Means Chairman; WAA; Young Republicans; Intramurals. SHEILA NUCKOLLS: Resident Advisor; Concert Choir; WRH May Court. VIRGINIA ANNE OGLESBY: Cardinal Key; Delta Omicron P Chaplain; Pan-Hel; Varsity and J.V. Cheerleader; Alpha Psi Omegi Sphinx Staff; ACEP Committee, Secretary; Varsity Volleybal Chapel Choir. Concert Choir; Agragett Youth Recruitment Team. TOMMY PALMER: Theta Chi Epsilon. VIRGINIA PATTERSON: Geology Club, President, Sccrctary-Tre surer; ACEP Committee. WILLIAM B. PATTERSON, JR.: Theta Chi Epsilon; Blue Kc Sigma Mu. DUDLEY M. PATTIE: Greeks Council, Chairman; Sigma lot Intramurals. LEWANNA ANN PERIGEN: Sigma Mu. ELIZABETH M. PHILLIPS KAY QUISENBERRY: Kappa Phi Alpha, Athletic Director. Pledg master. Historian; Young Republicans; Intramurals. REBECCA JANE RAINES: Intramurals; Kappa Phi Alpha; Sphin Staff. ROBYN REID: Kappa Phi Alpha, Alumni Secretary, Reporter; Var ity Cheerleader; Intramurals; WAA; Sphinx Staff; Self Study Com- littcc. ,YNN E. REINICKER: Kappa Phi Alpha, Social Chairman; WAA. resident; Tennis; Basketball; Volleyball; Intramurals; Intramural Hrector. OHN C. RETINGER, JR.: Sigma Iota; Greeks Council; Dorm Coun- il. SANNETTE MARGUERITE REYNOLDS: Freshman Dorm Presi- ent; WRHA; Student Council, Secretary, Assistant Manager; May ourt; Beta Lambda Zeta Sweetheart; Resident Advisor; Sphinx taff. WILLIAM REYNOLDS, III: Concert Choir; Beta Lambda Zeta, ice President, Treasurer, Secretary, Social Chairman; Intramurals; esident Advisor. UTH ANN RICHARDSON LIZANNE RICHIE: Kappa Phi Alpha; Cheerleader; Phi Gamma hi Sweetheart; Homecoming Court; Campus Judicial Board; Wiley .ckson Judicial Board; WAA. )HN WILLIAM ROBERTS: Football; Geology Club; Intramurals. NDRA C. RUFF: Sigma Mu; Chapel Choir; Oratorio Choir. JSIE SEWELL: Student Council, Secretary; Library Committee; rceum Committee; Publicity Committee; Special Studies on Worn- i’s Regulations, Co-Chairman; Special Studies Committee on Dorm sitation; Cardinal Key; Freshman Orientation Leader. VTRICIA SCOTT: Sigma Mu. JOMAS C. SHANK: Varsity Football; Sigma Iota. RRY SMEAD: Theta Chi Epsilon; Greeks Council; Wizard of Oz. AYNE SMITH: Alpha Phi Omega. ILDER SMOOT: Sounding Board; EMPHASIS 72; Whitctopper; dPHASIS 74; Publications Board; Finance Committee; Ad Hoc mmittee; Political Science Dept. Student Representative; urchcs in Action. FFREY A. SONTAG IARON SUE STATZER: Alpha Beta Chi, Secretary, Rush Chair- ,n; Pan-Hellenic Council; Intramurals. f BELLE STERRETT: Student Council, Secretary; Cardinal Key, cretary; Concert Choir; Chapel Choir; SAC Board; Publicity Com- ttec. Chairman; Intramurals; Freshman Dorm Secretary. LL STRONG: Phi Gamma Phi; Football; Baseball. Concert Choir; EMPHASIS 74, Secretary; Elections Committee, Chairman; Freshman Representative to Student Council; Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer, House Council, Secretary. Treasurer, Hall Co-ordinator. SUSAN TARPLEY: House Council. JANE ANN TATUM: House Coordination Council, Secretary; Honor Roll. BARBARA Z. TUCK NATHANIEL RAY TUCK: Tri-Beta, Treasurer. THOMAS S. TURNER, III: Beta Lambda Zeta. CAROLYN HARVEY URQUHART: Alpha Beta Chi. Corresponding Secretary, Rush Chairman; Chapel Choir; Concert Choir, Section Head; Carmen; Wizard of Oz; Resident Advisor. CHARLES EARL VANDECAR. JR.: Alpha Phi Omega; Whitctop- per; Young Republicans; Young Democrats. DIANNE VAUGHT: Pan-Hcl; Delta Rho Delta, President, Historian; Intramurals; Study in Rome; Basketball; Softball. BRENDA VESTAL: Political Science Club; Young Democrats. DAVID E. WADE: Theta Chi Epsilon; Head Resident, Projects Chairman. JOYCE KAY WAGG: Flag Football; Softball; Volleyball; Kickball. JOYCE WAMPLER: Alpha Beta Chi, Pledgemaster, Athletic Direc- tor; Intramurals; Varsity Tennis; Bookstore. DONNA WARE JAMES JOSEPH WATKINS: Sigma Iota, Pledgemaster, Athletic Director; Varsity Football. LINDA WEBB: Honor Roll. LEE WHEELER: Tri-Beta, Vice President; Theta Chi Epsilon, Recording Secretary, Social Chairman; Intramurals. BOB WHETSEL: Varsity Football, Captain; Phi Gamma Phi, Presi- dent; IFC, President; Golf Team. PATRICIA WILLIAMS ANDREA KAYE WILSON: Concert Choir. 'JNE E. ST. CLAIR: Alpha Beta Chi, Pledgemaster, Projects Chair- tn, Sgt. at Arms; Chapel Choir; Women’s Chorus; Oratorio Choir; Suzanne Ddawter. President: Anne St. Clair. Sec.-Treasurer. Judy Harding. Vice President. Senior Class Officers Underclass Officers Back Row: William Booth, Lola Jean Suminar. Donna Rom.-, Barbara Lee. Walter Westbrook. Front Row: Linda Belton, Janie Anderson, Luei Wilson. Carolyn Snider. 63 Rob Ackley (S) Lynchburg, Va. Charlie Adams (J) Chattanooga, Tcnn. Jan Adams (S) Charlottesville, Va. Nan Adams (S) Charlottesville, Va. Debbie Afflerbach (S) Lynchburg, Va. Ernie Allen (S) Alexandria, Va. Sarah Allison (J) Draper, Va. Nancy Altizer (F) Abingdon. Va. Mark Asbury (S) Saltvillc, Va. Wayne Austin (F) Saltvillc. Va. Donna Bailey (F) Crozct, Va. Stan Bailey (F) Stanleytown, Va. Robert Baker (S) Roanoke, Va. Charles Bateman (S) Norton, Va. Patricia Beasley (F) Yorictown, Va. Jan Bellamy (J) Gate City. Va. Delores Berry (S) Roanoke, Va. Steve Best (J) Sterling, Va. Freda Bisc (J) Saltvillc, Va. Judy Blevins (J) Abingdon, Va. 64 Jeff Bodenhorst (J) Lexington, Va. Ann Boggcss (S) Beford, Va. Murill Boitnott (J) Roanoke, Va. David Bondurant (F) Radford, Va. Elizabeth Bondurant (F) Lebanon, Va. Donna Boult (S) Pulaski, Va. Winnie Bowen (S) Front Royal, Va. Nancy Bradford (J) Richmond, Va. David Bradley (S) Clifton Forge, Va. Michael Braswell (F) Bristol, Tenn. Rick Buchanan (F) Glade Spring, Va. Patricia Buddin (S) St. Petersburg, Fla. Micky Burris (S) Independence, Va. Bea Callahan (J) Damcstown. Md. Panic Campbell (S) Roscland. Va. Debbie Canty (J) Sterling, Va. 65 Eileen Canty (F) Sterling. Va. Becky Carper (F) Winchester, Va. Jodi Carroll (S) Alexandria. Va. Robert Cash (F) Alexandria. Va. Alcta Catron (F) Marion. Va. Michael Caudill (S) Atkins. Va. Janet Clark (J) Fairfax. Va. Michael Clark (J) Clearwater, Fla. Mike Clark (F) Bristol. Tcnn. Mary Clemons (S) Castlewood, Va. Susan Cline (J) New Castle, Del. John Cofer (S) Alexandria, Va. Cindy Coleman (F) Norfolk, Va. Truman Combiths (J) Pulaski, Va. Martha Combs (J) Richmond, Va. Carol Conley (S) Staunton, Va. 66 Sally Cook (S) Hickory, N.C. Diann Cramer (J) Winston-Salem, N.C. Scarlet Cramer (F) Winston-Salem, N.C. David Crowder (F) Daleville, Va. Brooks Crumpton (F) Oak wood, Va. Nan Davenport (J) Charlottesville. Va. Margaret Davis (J) Kingsport, Tcnn. Mindy Davis (J) Lynchburg, Va. Sharon DcBord (J) Chilhowie, Va. Trilla DcFricce (F) Mcadowvicw. Va. Mary Dinkins (F) Chilhowie, Va. Janet Dixon (J) Chattanooga, Tcnn. Linda Donnelly (F) New York, N.Y. Steve Drinkard (F) Glade Spring, Va. Mark Driscoll (J) Richmond, Va. Ruth Driver (F) Highland, Md. Judy Dugger(S) Virginia Beach, Va. Sue Dye (S) Marion, Va. Roger Eanes (J) Pilot, Va. Connie Eastridgc (J) Glade Spring, Va. 67 Judy Elam (J) Kingsport. Tcnn Maria Ely (J) Joncsville, Va. Becky Ernst (S) Lenoir City. Tenn. Clinton Elsies (F) Barboursvillc, Va. Susan Etheridge (F) Greer, S.C. Joey Fagan (S) Roanoke, Va. Belli Earley (S) Finksburg, Md. Sandy Filer (S) Lexington, Va. Cathy Finigan (J) Raleigh, N.C. Beverly Finney (F) Lebanon. Va. John Fisher (J) Midlothian, Va. Priscilla Florkowski (F) Neptune City, N.J. Boh Fones (J) Fairfax, Va. Viola Forrest (J) Bedford, Va. Ann E'ox (J) Richmond, Va. Steven Franks (F) Galax, Va. Ray Frear (F) Alexandria, Va. Judy Frctwell (S) Radford, Va. David Fulp (F) Chesapeake, Va. Martha Fultz (S) Staunton, Va‘. 68 Thomas Gentry (F) Emory, Va. Anne Gerard (S) Falls Church, Va. Dale Gilbert (J) Dryden, Va. James Gillenwatcr (S) Chilhowic. Va. Ann Gilmer (F) Lebanon, Va. John Gitara (S) Nairobi, Kenya Gretchen Godsey (F). Bethesda, Md. Ginger Godwin (F) Crozet. Va. Marilyn Goode (S) McLean, Va. Marianne Gooding (S) Hagerstown, Md. Barbara Gousha (S) Annandale, Va. Betsy Graham (J) Pulaski. Va. Nancy Graham (J) Orange, Va. Katherine Greer (F) Marion, Va. Cal Grissom (J) Emory, Va. Sarah Hagan (S) Fairfax. Va. 69 Robert Hale (F) Winston-Salem, N.C. Cam Hall (S) McLean, Va. Jay Hall (F) Castle wood, Va. Jerry Hamilton (S) Pound, Va. Page Hanson (S) Richmond, Va. Gary Harper (S) Roanoke, Va. Dianne Harrison (S) Elnora, N.Y. Steve Hartman (S) Medford Lakes, N.J. Meg Hathaway (S) Chesapeake, Va. William Hatley (F) Bristol, Tcnn. Debbie Hayes (F) Norfolk, Va. Nancy Hcaly (J) Abingdon, Va. Philip Helm (F) Remington. Va. Ginny Helwig (J) Richmond, Va. Jane Hester (F) Fries, Va. Cora Higgins (F) Ennice, N.C. 70 Jerry Hill (J) Glade Spring, Va. Sarah Hill (S) Glade Spring, Va. Pam Hite (S) Kingsport, Tenn. Jan Holt (S) Alexandria, Va. David Howard (F) Springfield, Va. Kay Howard (J) Honakcr, Va. Jane Hughes (F) Arlington, Va. Betty Hunter (S) Marion, Va. Arthur Hutton (S) Glade Spring, Va. Suzanne Hyder (S) Kingsport, Tenn. Gordon Hylton (J) Covington, Va. Geoff Jackson (S) Great Falls, Va. Colynn Jenkins (F) Montross, Va. Tom Jenkins (S) Campsprings, Md. James Jessee (F) Clinchport, Va. Kathy Jewett (J) Richmond, Va. David Johnson (F) Culpeper, Va. Patricia Johnson (J) Cripple Creek, Va. Anne Jones (F) Beckley. W. Va. Ella Keese (J) Saltville. Va. 71 Kyra Keglcy (F) Chilhowic, Va. Kim Keith (F) Fredericksburg, Va. Kathryn Kemper (F) Manchester, Tcnn. Ayuko Kimura (S) Chiba-Kcn, Japan John Kuczko (S) Norton, Va. Judy Laird (J) Princess Anne, Md. Christopher Lane (S) Kingsport, Tcnn. Pamela Lane (F) Gate City, Va. Diane LaVoic (S) Roanoke, Va. Joe Lawson (J) Charlottesville, Va. Kelly Lawson (S) Max Meadows, Va. Cindy Legard (S) Chilhowic. Va. Judy Lcmastcr (J) Fishersville, Va. Gary lister (J) Glade Spring, Va. Frank Lewis (S) Petersburg, Va. Joseph Lewis (F) - Richmond, Va. Teresa Little (F) Atkins, Va. Dowc Littleton (F) Auburn, Ala. Bob Litton (J) Wytheville. Va. Carolyn Looney (S) Vansant, Va. 72 Carol Luther (J) Maryville, Tenn. Dean Lyles (S) Richmond, Va. Gregory Lynch (S) Morristown, Tenn. LuAnne MeGaha (J) Catawba, Va. John MeSherry (S) Fairfax. Va. Linda Maddra (F) Petersburg, Va. Lisa Marley (F) Fort Sill. Okla. Susan Maxey (J) Arlington, Va. Thomas Maxwell (J) Independence, Va. Linda McFarlanc (S) Lebanon. Va. Deborah Mellingcr (F) Emory, Va. Bill Mercer (S) Roanoke. Va. Betsy Meyerhoff (S) Atlanta. Ga. Steve Miller (F) Christiansburg, Va. Larry Mitchell (S) Lebanon, Va. Becky Moore (J) Meadowview, Va. 73 Jeff Mucnsler (S) Warrcnton, Va. Michael Munn (F) Alexandria, Va. Judy Musick (F) Abingdon, Va. James Nebletl (F) Pulaski, Va. Jean Necsc (S) Bristol. Va. Shirley Nelson (S) Carlisle, Pa. Halcott Newman (F) Danville, Va. Vicki Oldford (F) Old San Juan, Puerto Rico Robert Oliver (F) Wood bridge. Va. Roger Osborne (J Saltville, Va. Megan Owen (F) Woodbridge. Va. Walton Owen (F) Alexandria, Va. Mary Ellen Ownes (S) Abingdon, Va. Reggie Palmer (S) Chilhowie, Va. Pam Palmer (S) Sarasota, Fla. Vicki Payne (F) Petersburg, Va. 74 Glenn Poston (S) Winchester, Va. Greta Powers (J) Salem, Va. Nancy Pratt (S) Saltvillc, Va. Joan Pratt (F) Saltvillc, Va. Martha Jo Price (J) Glade Spring, Va. Tom Price (J) Lynchburg, Va. John Radford (J) Blacksburg, Va. Rcbccca Ratliffe (F) Clintwood, Va. Don Rawlings (F) Frcdricksburg, Va. Claude Reedy (S) Clintwood, Va. Julie Reid (J) Roanoke, Va. Reza Reza (S) Miami, Fla. Joan Rice (J) Manassas, Va. Fran Richardson (S) Salem, Va. Laura Rickard (F) Williamsburg, Va. Cynthia Ringley (S) Bristol, Tcnn. Charlotte Robertson (S) Chilhowie, Va. Jan Robinson (F) Joncsvillc, Va. Steven Robinson (F) Bristol, Va. Susan Robinson (F) Springfield, Va. 75 Susan Romero (S) Fieldale, Va. Sharon Rooks (J) Pulaski. Va. Cliff Roop (S) Alexandria. Va. Dare Rose (F) Meadowvicw, Va. Donna Rose (J) Lebanon. Va. Mar - Rosenbaum (F) Glade Spring. Va. Mary Ryan (F) Akron, Ohio Carol Schell (S) Asheville, N.C. Donald Schrader (F) Galax. Va. Donna Schuster (J) Richmond. Va. Bill Severance (S) Knoxville. Tenn. Banc Shamburger (S) Doswcll, Va. Howard Shapiro (F) Falls Church. Va. Frederick Shaw (F) Lenoir, N.C. Doris Sheffield (S) Glade Spring, Va. Reed Shell (J) Athens, Tenn. Neil Shifflet (F) Charlottesville, Va. Randy Shipley (J) Kingsport. Tenn. Roger Shirley (F) Sullvillc, Va. Mary Sjostrom (J) Fort Defiance. Va. 76 Hi Mark Slagle (F) Dandridge. Tenn. Charles Slate (J) Saltville, Va. Debra Smith (F) Roanoke, Va. Donna Jo Smith (S) Anchorage, Alaska Kathy Smith (S) Fincastlc, Va. Carolyn Snider (F) Marion, Va. Pam Soden (S) Frcdricksburg, Va. lohn Sparger (J) Marion, Va. Veronica Stallard (F) Coebum, Va. Jill Stapleton (J) Gate City. Va. Chuck Starks (S) Bastian, Va. Vicki Starnes (S) Honaker, Va. Jana Steppe (F) Dahlgrcn, Va. Stewart Stout (F) Knoxville, Tenn. Carolyn Suddarth (J) Marion, Va. Lola Jean Summar (J) Kingsport, Tenn. 77 Pam Surratt (S) Clintwood, Va. Ronald Sussman (F) McLean, Va. James Sutherland (S) Trammel, Va. James Swan (F) Culpeper, Va. Becky Sweet (J) Richmond, Va. John Thompson (S) Marion Va. Mary Alice Thornhill (S) Salem, Va. Louise Thornton (F) Fredericksburg, Va. Karen Tilley (J) Spartanburg, S.C. Benny Tolley (F) Glade Spring, Va. Jeannie Tolliver (J) Fayetteville, W. Va. Lynctte Townsend (J) Roanoke, Va. Joe Trice (S) Charlottesville, Va. Mary BethTurkington (F) Winchester, Ky. Carolyn Umstott (F) Mclean, Va. Susanna Van Dyke (S) Honaker, Va. 78 Patricia Vannoy (F) Austinvillc. Va. Harry Varn (F) Martinsville, Va. Mark Varncll (S) Knoxville, Tenn. Hugh Vaughan (F-) Petersburg, Va. Nathan Vestal (S) East Quoque, N.Y. Bernard Via (S) Arlington, Va. Steve Vickers (F) Bristol, Va. Dianne Vinsh (F) Alexandria, Va. Beth Walker (S) Sterling. Va. Carter Wampler (F) Bassett, Va. Rebecca Ward (F) Durham, N.C. Janet Warman (J) Richmond, Va. James Weigand (F) Buena Vista. Va. Rob Wcisfcld (S) Abingdon, Va. Libba West (S) Nashville, Tenn. Walter Westbrook (F) Nashua. N.H. Karen Westerfield (S) Wheaton, Md. Judy Wheeler (F) Radford, Va. Betsy White (S) Bassett, Va. John Whitney (S) Vienna, Va. 79 Janet Widener (J) Marion, Va. Joyce Widener (J) Marion, Va. Sally Wilkinson (S) Richmond, Va. Steve Wilhauck (F) Bedford. Mass. Aril Williams (J) Nigeria Jcsscc Williams (J) Marion, Va. Katherine Williams (S) Radford. Va. Stan Williams (F) Emory, Va. Robert Wilson (F) Lynchburg. Va. Andrea Winesett (J) Glade Spring, Va. Betsy Winston (J) Petersburg, Va. Paul Wood (F) Roanoke, Va. Ellen Woods (S) Johnson City. Tenn. Ann Worley (F) Rural Retreat. Va. Myra Worsham (S) Chattanooga, Tenn. Margaret Zachcry (J) Galax, Va. Rachel Zachcry (F) Galax, Va. Bonny Arnett (F) Castle wood, Va. Randy Campbell (F) Bristol. Va. Eddie Edminston (J) Chilhowie, Va. 80 81 83 'VV- f 11� v '• •• ' : -. W : • •' : . ;-• ■ y- --— T——-T- SPORTS Charlie Chitwood Editor 85 86 A defender for Mare Hill draws a 15 yard penalty for face-masking Dennis Hill. Football Under the direction of Coach Jimmy Hughes and his assistant, Fred Sclfc, the Wasps brought home the Virginia College Athletic Association championship. Coach Hughes was named Coach of the Year, while members of the team also received honors. Making first team all-state were Greg Harvey, Martin Lee, Dale Bolick, John Bar- tee, and Bob Whetsel. Second team mem- bers were Jim Ballard, Jeff Stanley, and Doug Wingate. Honorable mention went to Bill Strong, Steve Carter, Dennis Hill, Jed Hammer, Roger Osborne, Truman Com- biths. Bob Pippin, Dan Matthews, Kermit Crockett, and Reggie Palmer. Kermit Crockett follows Jeff Stan- ley on a punt return. m Mabry exhibits good form in stopping a runner from Hampden Sydney. 87 Jeff Stanley gains some tough yardage against Newberry. 88 sR Row 1: J. Kuczko, L. Neesc. J. Hugh� , B. Crumpton, J. Lambert. D. Hill, K. Crockett, R. Smith. J. Blevins, D. Bolick, B. Zimmerman, B. Oliver. Row 2: Coach Hughes, J. iamilton, B. Mercer. B. Pippin. W. Driskill, J. Bauman, B. Via. J. Stanley, M. Austin, D. Matthews, N. Johnson, D. Ryan, G. Clark. R. St. Clair. M. Driscoll. R. Mabry. J. Wallace. k ach Selfe. Row3: S. Johnson, J. Lineberry. R. Hughes, K. Garret. B. Whetsc). M. Braswell. T. Combiths, M. Lee, C. Harvey, J. Caudill. S. Carter, K. Drumwright, J. Williams. B. Ingle . J. Barter. T. Shank. Row 4: J. Hammer, M. Payne. J. Ballard, R. Holloway, R. Osborne, T. Hill, T. Norris, G. Lester, J. Henderson, F. Burks. D. Wingate. B. Catron. K. limy. 89 Dale Bolick was a standout at his guard position. Quarterback Greg Harvey heads down field behind the blocking of Dennis Hill. Martin Lee makes a touch- down catch against Ran- dolph Macon. IENTAl TRAILWAYS 90 -State 1973 Defensive captain WhcUcI and Coach Hughes discuss defensive strategy. E H OPP. 26 Newberry 19 13 Guilford 12 3 Carson-Newman 55 7 Catawba 15 12 Mars Hill 35 28 Maryville 12 53 Randolph Macon 21 17 Hampden Sydney 14 53 Bluefield State 12 3 Georgetown 7 91 Bartce eye a hole in the defense. Kent Garret eyes paydirt as he heads up field behind Bill Bird Eye Strong. Jim Ballard was second team all-state tackle. Doug Wingate was second team all-state defensive tackle. Jeff Stanley was second team all-state running back. A Hampden Sydney runner is slopped cold by Ron Mabry. Row I. I. to R: J. McShcrry, R. Saliba, J. Citara, W. Karago, D. Bat� -� , D. Wade. (1 Gri.vtom. Row 2, L to R: S. Bert, M. Claytor, C. Kccble. A. Camblin. A. Brogue. R. Frear. Newman. J. Sam. M. Craddock, R. Talib, K. Colling� . R. Su sman, B. Soulhworlh, Sponsor L Smith. Ken Coiling� fakes an opponent on his way toward the goal. Ken Coiling� avoids a King player. Soccer Soccer is the fastest growing sport at Emory and Henry. With the hard work of some interested students and the sponsor- ship of Lamarr Smith a team was organized and matches played in the fall of 1973. There are plans for a better playing field, better equipment, and increased schedule in the next few years. 97 LioR: Jay Hall. C. Canty, L. Eppcrly, J. Hall. S. Thomason. M. Clarke, J. Stover. C. Davis. J. Whitney. B. Horrocks, S. Jacobs. Coach Arnold Mellingcr looks for- ward to the season with co-captains Bert Horrocks and Larry Eppcrly. 98 Lio R: N. Carden. P. Greene. C. Wampler, Coach Mcllingcr, J. Bndcll, M. Milam. J. Miller. 100 Steve Thompson Ups a rebound up an l in. 101 Craig Davis soars high as he drives in on a lay up. 102 Emory’s basketball team struggled through a difficult year. Lacking a consist- ent big” scorer and the real good big man the Wasps were beaten often and by large margins. Although having a losing sea- son the team did have its bright spots. Jim Hall came into his own as a college player and averaged in double figures. Bert Hor- rocks played the inside well and Coach Arnold Mcllingcr could always count on lots hustle and tough defense from Jay Hall and Mike Clark. Bert Horrocks will be the only starter lost to graduation and with some good young talent coming back, the team looks forward to a successful season in 1974-75. Bert Horrock plays a deter- mined defense. Bobby Hanks strains for a jump ball. 103 104 105 Sieve Jacobs rejects a shot. Jay Hall passes to Bobby Hanks looking for the open pass. Baseball The baseball program at Emory and Henry is growing under the direction of Coach Arnold Mellinger. The team showed much improvement in all phases of the game in the spring of 1973. James Pharis and Phil McCall captained the team, and were both able leaders. Everett Neese led the team offensively and Charlie Chitwood proved to be the defensive standout. 1974 looks like a good year with the team losing only three seniors. With better defense, pitching, and more consistent offense, the team will go for a winning year. L-R Row I: J. Phari . D. Bradley, B. Blevins. D. Lane, E. Neese. R. Wheeler, G. Lowe. R. White. J. Hall. Row 2: Coach Mellinger. P. McCall. G. Harvey. J. Miller, C. Chitwood. D Pennington. T. Hill. K. Garret. J. Spencer. N. Carden. 106 Rick Rhudy hits a fore- hand volley. Tennis Tennis has been the number one winn of all of Emory's intercollegiate athleti teams over the past few years. Under tf direction of Coach Bill Rhudy it has grow constantly in the last five years. This year the team returns only two le termen, Rick Rhudy and Bill Maxcy. Coat- Rhudy looks to transfer students and fresl men to fill the void caused by graduatio and academic losses. Though lacking i experience there is an optimistic attituc among the players that will carry on tf winning tradition. 108 Kneeling, L to R: R. Rhudy, B. McLaurin. K. Brown. StantUng, Lto R: W. Rankin, R. Osborne. J. Haughney. L Hubbard, B. Maxey. 109 Coach Hill Rliudy and lei- icrmcn Rick Rhudy (1) ami Hill Maxcy. 110 Ill Cheerleaders The vanity basketball cheerleaders get excited in a game against Concord. ARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Bottom: Jane Culberson. Debbie Canty, Janet Knisely, Linda Belton. Top: Jean Neese. Mary Ellen Owens, William Booth. Robyn Reid. 113 Jan Limh. Robyn, and Mary Ellen get the crowd excited at Homecoming. i'ARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: I. lo R: Mary Ellen Owens Jane Culbertson, Sandy Whilcscarver, Jean Newc, Linda Bel- on. Debbie Canty. J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Lto R: Carol Wilson. Eileen Canty. Ten Harvey, Debbie Stacy. Becky Ratliffe. Carolyn Snider. 115 Ron 1. Lio R: i. Ayers, D. Miller, C. Powers, K. Smith. T Haney, B. Henderson. Row2, L to R: Coach E. Hutton, B. Meyerhoff, N. Belew. J. Culberson, B. Graham. D. Afflerbac D. Canty, L West. 116 The women’s Volleyball team had an excellent year in 1973. With Betsy Hender- son, Julie Ayers, and Betsy Meyerhoff spik- ing the sets of Sunshine Smith and Donna Miller the team posted a 17-4 record. Mrs. Eleanor Hutton, head of women’s athletics, is looking forward to next year when she returns her entire team. The hope of the coach and the entire team is that they will improve on their third place finish in the state tournament. Betsy Henderson get high in the air for a spike. 117 Sunshine Smith shows how an overhand serve should he done. Jan Robinson sets to throw a pass. Women's Basketball The 1974 edition of women’s basketball at Emory and Henry is graced with a mix- ture of veterans and newcomers. With expe- rienced players Sunshine Smith. Betsy Henderson, and Cathy Powers combining with new arrivals Vera Austin, Teri Harvey, and Jan Robinson, Emory has one of its best teams ever, finishing second in the state tournament. Vera Austin passes the ball out front to set up an offensive play. 118 Lio R: Coach EL Hutton. J. Robinson, C. Powers, K. Smith, E. Canty, V. Austin,T. Haney. D. Canty, B. Henderson, B. Graham, B. Hunter, J. Culberson, D. Miller. Betsy Graham and Tcri Harvey apply defensive pressure. Cathy Powers traps an East Tennessee State player in the corner. 119 Women's Tennis Women’s tennis is just getting its start at Emory and Henry. In the last two or three years it has grown from a few unorganized women to a full intercollegiate team. Again, under the direction of Eleanor Hutton, this program is fast reaching the standards her other teams have set in volleyball and basket- ball. Ellin Smith picks up a low- shot. Lto R: D. Miller, J. Wampler. L Rickard. V. Austin, T. Harvey. E. Smith, B. Henderson. B. Walker. M. Sjostrum. 120 .ETTERWOMEN WITH COACH HUTTON: Kneeling: J. Wampler. D. Miller. Standing: B. Henderson. E. Smith. M. Sjostrum. B. Walker. Coach Hutton with her players. Joyce Wampler shows per feet form on her backhand. Betsy Henderson with a lob. GREEKS Jane Raines and Rosemary Bailey Editors 123 Delta Omicron Pi 1. Becky Barton 2. Janet Warman 3. Luci Wilson 4. Jan Holt 5. Judy Blevins 6. Terri Jones 7. Cynthia Martin 8. Lenisse Porte 9. Glenda Delk 10. Barbara Gousha 11. Cathy Powers 12. Joyce Gilkey 13. Cathy Finigan 14. Carolyn Meredith 15. Debbie Canty 16. Donna Rose 17. Beth Walker 18. Julie Reid 19. Anne Oglesby 1. Julie Ayers 2. Anne St. Clair 3. Belinda Lane 4. Lynnda Beavers 5. Andrea Wilson 6. Patti Campbell 7. Carolyn Urquhart 8. Janie Anderson 9. Joyce Belcher 10. Joyce Wampler 11. Gcorgianne Farley 12. Marsha Mussclwhitc 13. Nikki Bennett 14. Mrs. Eleanor Hutton 15. Sue Statzer 16. Martha Jo Price 17. Meg Hathaway 18. Lola Jean Summar 127 Kappa Phi Alpha 1. Robyn Reid 2. Jane Raines 3. Jeanie Tolliver 4. Janet Knisely 5. Fran Richardson 6. Ellen Ditto” Richardson 7. Connie Sydcr 8. Bonnie McCoy 9. Peggy Cartwright 10. Debbie Donnell 11. Judy Laird 12. Kay Quiscnbcrry 13. Betsy Mycrhoff 14. Suzanne DcLawter 15. Jennifer Bruce 16. Rosemary Bailey 17. Suzanne Thompson 18. Ava Slaughter 19. Ellen Smith INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL; Left to Riqht: Birdeye Strong. Bob Whctsel. Fred Childrens. Harry Morn� . Ed Bagby. Jeff BodcnhorM. 130 CREEKS COUNCIL: Left to Right: Mark Asbury. Bruce Bcahm. Danny Grubb, I-re Hubbard, Rick Bearden, Larry Smead. Ed Long. Dudley Patty. Pan-Hellenic Council, left to right: Ellen Smith, Georgianne Farley, Becky Barton, Debbie Donnell, President; Ava Slaughter, Lynnda Beavers. Cathy Finigan, Donna Rose, Peggy Cartwright, Joyce Belcher, Sue Statzer. Delta Rho Delta Diane Vaught, Sandy McBride 131 Beta Lambda Zeta 1. Frilz Fricsen 2. Eddie Bagby 3. Steve Hartmann 4. Bill Reynolds 5. Ernie Allen 6. Jeannette Reynolds 7. Jeff Bodcnhorst 8. Mike Fath 9. Charles Canty 10. Mitch Herndon 11. Cliff Roop 132 Phi Gamma Phi 1. Dan Mathews 2. Steve Johnston 3. Joe Clear 4. Jim Ballard 5. Bob Hatch 6. Vance Henderson 7. Marc Payne 8. Joe Huff 9. Roger Osborne 10. Buck Buchanan 11. Radar Henderson 12. Bob Whetscl 13. Everett Neese 14. Dale Bolick 15. Jeff Miller 16. Birdeye” Strong 135 Sigma Alpha Kappa 1. Neal Hatcher 2. Dale Gilbert 3. Greg Lowe 4. Steve Carter 5. Lee Hubbard 6. Mike Doom 7. Dean Lyles 8. Dave Bradley 9. Charles Dickenson 10. Mike Williams 11. Ken Wilhoit 12. Joey Fagan 13. Jeff Williams 14. Tim Trent 15. Bill Neely 16. Vicki Mitchell 17. Rick Bearden 18. Chuck Riedel 139 Theta Chi Epsilon 1. Eddie Parrel 2. Guy Kitchens 3. Bruce Kitchens 4. David Wade 5. Bob Fones 6. K. W. Lawson 7. Charlie Chitwood 8. Tommy Palmer 9. Ed Long 10. Steve Hintzc 11. Bob Youell 12. Mike Dillon 13. Tom Rusher 14. Alan Bragg 15. Dee Drinkard 16. Joe Dipietro 17. William Booth 18. Bill Patterson 19. Bruce Beahm 20. Jim Langford 21. Dennis Pennington 22. Bob Wilson 23. Tommy Sain 24. Lee Wheeler 25. Marty McCarthy 26. Larry Sinead 27. David Wiggins 28. Claude Brank K-X Sigma Iota 1. Dale Whetsel 2. David Compton 3. Roger Eancs 4. Danny Grubb 5. George Dubois 6. Wayne Lee 7. Mark Asbury 8. John Relingcr 9. Tom Shank 10. David Atkinson 11. Julie Ayers 12. Jim Watkins 13. John Fisher 14. David Craig 15. Joe Groseclose 16. Ramzi Saliba 17. Mike Milam 18. Buzz Southworth 19. Byron Breedlove 20. Wes Driskill 21. Jim Eller 22. Dicky Bratton 23. Dudley Patty 24. Jim Sparger ORGANIZATIONS Janet Dixon Editor 145 First Row: Marva Wheeler, Becky Barton, Anne St. Clair, Joyce Gilkey, Jean Wimmer, Jodi Carroll, Katherine Richardson, Judy Laird. Caroly Meredith, Karen Tilley, Gail Ware, Carol Conley, Sarah Allison, Andrea Wilson, Becky Ernst. Second Row: Sheila Nuckolls, Isabelle Stcrret Viola Forrest. Martha Jo Price, Vicki Starnes, Linnic Herron, Nancy Graham, Evalin Teilmann, Donna Rose, Carolyn Urquhart, Cindy Chi dress, Jill Stapleton, Anne Oglesby, Diann Cramer. Third Row: Reed Shell, Martin Jones, Joe Trice, Brian Lowe, Ray Dollins, Roger Eanes, Bi Reynolds. Jerry Bradley. Mike Clark, Mike Milam. Fourth Row: Jerry Hill, Henry Smiley. Jim Cirillo, Claude Brank, John Whitney, Brian Fo William Booth. Jeff Draper. Fred Childress, Jeff Mucnstcr, David Wiggins. 146 Concert Choir Under the direction of Dr. Charles L. Davis, the Concert Choir has ulfilicd a long tradition of excellence by performing for appreciative udiences all over the world. During the tour last year to Rome, laly, they performed in the 1972 International Choral Festival, bhcre they received top honors in competition with choirs from all ver Europe. This year’s tour took the choir to Disncyworld in Florida. They Iso shared their concert music ranging from sacred to secular with ocal audiences, taking several week-end tours. clion Head� : Carolyn Meredith, Fred Childrens, Becky Barton. Henry Smiley, Marlin Jones. Anne Oglesby, Carolyn llrquhart, and Brian ivrc. Chapel Choir Serving as a training choir for the Concert Choir, the Chapel Cho is open to all students interested in singing. The quality of mus produced and high performance levels prove this choir to be one the best Chapel Choirs to date. Performances include Sunday se vices at Emory Chapel and other local places. Every year, the Chapel Choir and the Concert Choir join togctlx to produce a great choral work. This year’s production was Bach Magnificat, given in concert to the community at Christmas. First Row: Vicki Oldford, Linda Donnelly, Nan Waters, Lenisse Porte. Marilyn Goode. Ann Boggess. Patty Powell. Banc Shamburgcr, Janet Dixon. O.-olyn Suddarth, Donna Schi ter. Kathy Jewett. Nancy Honig, Pam Soden. Second Row: Anne Gerard, Marianne Gooding. Janet Clark. Cam Hall. Judy Wheeler. Sandy Ruff. Joyce Widencr. Kathy John. I Beasley, Vicki Payne, Effic Etheridge, Mary Ryan. Gina Greer. Third Row: Dean Lyles. Ccrald Morton. Nathan Vestal, Garret Oglesby, Bernard Via. Jane Hughes. Karen West field. Lina Alton. Nancy Allizcr, Cindy Coleman, Barbara Gousha, Pris Florkowski, Stan Williams, Larry McFarland. Bob Nace. Walt Westbrook, Clint Estes. Fourth Row: Char Maynard. Nick Cardin, Ken Bauman, Steve Drinkard. Geoff Jackson, and Mark Slagle. 148 Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Psi Omega is a national honor society for students inter- ested in dramatics. To obtain membership, students must take part in stage productions by playing a role and being familiar with the technical duties. Each year. Alpha Psi Omega sponsors a major play, this year’s play being The Wizard of OZ.” They also participate in other stage productions sponsored by the college, and were involved in a play directing seminar in conjunction with the Drama Depart- ment. Members: Jay Archer. Gail Ware. Donna Schuster. 2nd Row: Janet Clark, Carolyn Janson, Jerry Bradley. Pam Evans. Carol Luther. Bob Coniglio. Marianne Gooding, Gerald Mor- ion. and Jackie White. Back Row: Ellie Pickrcll, H. Alan Pick roll, advisor. Mike Milam, Rob Weisfcld. and Jill Stapleton. Not Pictured: Jeff Morgan. Anne Oglesby, David St. Clair. U9 Front Row: Cerald Morton, Wayne Smith, Jeff Sontag. Nathan Vestal. Chuck VanDccar. Back Row: Jim Cirillo. Jim Kinnaird. Roy Anderson, Cynthia Gibson. Brian Fox. Karl Kranz. Ray Hancock, advisor. Mike Hester, president. Bruce Culmer. Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity for men. Among other projects they have sponsored the remodeling of the old train station into a coffeehouse for student meetings. 150 Karate Club One of the newer interest clubs on campus. The Karate Club has tddcd a new dimension to E H life. Members work out together, earning the basic movements of self-defense, under the instruction f Mark Bradley, Brown Belt. Sessions include warm-up exercises, neditation, individual drill, and supervised matches. The club also ittends national and regional competitions, and several members iave earned advanced status. Carlin Abbott, .Mark Bradley, instructor; Jim Ballard. Bob Hatch, Mike Fath. David Grace. Jeff Miller, Bruce McCoy, Rich Murray, Cinni Richards. Front Row, Isfl to Right: Greg Holloman. Sandy McBride. Betsy Winston, Greta Powers, ami Mike Williams. Back Rote, Left to Right: Beth Farley. Dr. Treadwell. Dr. Wicht. Bra Rohinson. Dr. Jones. Joint Spenser. Bruce Beall in. Lee Wheeler. Joe DiPictro. Beta Beta Beta The Tri-Beta Club is a departmental interest club for biology dents. With Bruce Beahm as president and Dr. Treadwell and Wicht as sponsors, Tri-Beta tries to promote excellence and resea in the field of biology. Frequent meetings include speakers, dis sions, and experiments. 152 Mathematics Association The Mathematics Association provides an opportunity for all stu- dents interested in mathematics to hear talks and discussions on selected topics. Speakers from other schools have shared their knowl- edge as well as students here. Field trips such as the one to Crown- Data Corporation this year allow members to see some applications of mathematics in the real world. «ft to Right: Dr. Hancock. James Jcsw. Judy Wheeler, LuAnnc McCaha, Julie Reid. Pam Surratt, Harry Morn , and Bill Lauzon. 153 Members: Gerald Mustard, advisor. Karen Tilley. Joe Trice. Charles Maynard, Anne Gerard. Reed Shell, Janet Dixon. Larry McFarland. Dean Lyles, and Walt Westbrook. Church-Related Vocations Club The Church Related Vocations Club is open to all students consid- ering a church vocation. Through a variety of activities, the club tries to help prepare interested students for their life’s work, and to pro- vide fellowship and opportunities for service. Programs included guest speakers, films, panels, and short trips. A picnic at Backbone Rock and a community Christmas caroling party offered fellowship and service. A discussion on the future of women in the church, including a panel of women ministers and spe- cialists highlighted the season. 154 Steering Committee: Joe Trice, Janet Dixon. Karen Tilley, convener: Reed Shell. International Club The International Club is open to all E H students from other countries and any other students who are interested in foreign rela- tions. The club provides fellowship for students who may be in a strange country for the first time. A major project was an Interna- tional Dinner open to the student body with foreign dishes and enter- tainment. The club also sponsored an ACEP discussion in connec- tion with Emphasis on international views of personhood and sex- ism. Mtmbers: Dean Lyle . William Booth. Wawcm Karago, Kvalin Teilnunn, Donna Ware. Ramzi Saliba. R«a Tclcb. John GiUra. Ben Huang. John McSherry. amt Akira Gamblin, 155 Left to Right: Peggy Cartwright. Randy Kelly. Joanne Gonzales. Rob Ackley. Byron Breedlove, Ramzi Saliba. Cuy Kitchens manager. Pat Beasley, Larry Harley. Mindi Craft. Isa lielle Sterrett, Jeannette Reynolds. Dean Mason. Student Council The governing body of ihe E H student body is the Student Court cil. Representative members are elected from each class, and will the member-at-large appoint the Council Manager and secretaries The Student Council seeks to represent student interests and act as liason between students and faculty. Most of the work of the Counci is done through committees, and numerous students are appointee to various committees. 156 WS A and MRHA Qockuise From Front: Ginny Helwig, Joyce Belcher, Karen Tilley, Jan Holt, Nancy Graham, and Kathy John. The student housing associations arc the largest organizations on cam- pus, since every student on campus is a member. The Women’s Student Association provides a representative government for all women and helps them benefit more fully from college life. Representatives arc elected to the Coordinating Committee from each house. The Men’s Residence Hall Associ- ation is composed of executive, legis- lative, and judicial bodies elected by the students. The Executive Commit- tee is most important in carrying out interests of residence hall students. 157 Charlie Chitwood, Fred Childress. Frank Yclinck. and Joe DiPietro. Bill Severance, John Cofer. Byron Breedlove, Walt Westbrook, Janet Clark, Mark Asbury, Ellen Wood� , Percy Greene. Ken Colling� , Rob Hale, and Roger Shirley. Not Pictun Larry Patton, Dave Kelly. Steve Enpuc, Rusty Boswell, Jean-Max Sam. Mark Slagle and Freda. WLRC WLRC, the college radio station, has made staggering advances i the past year. With the new amps installed in the station, located i the basement of Wiley Hall, the broadcasts can be picked up almos all over the campus. The station has also moved up to ten hou broadcasting day, seven days a week. Special programs provided b the station are devoted to jazz, and blues, progressive rock, Christia rock, and the American College Radio Network. Another new servic provided by WLRC is Zodiac News, which is geared to the colleg audience. 158 Emphasis The Emphasis committee is made up of interested students and faculty who have come together to coordinate and direct activities relating to Emphasis ’74. Ever)1 two years the committee chooses a topic of general social concern, and attempts to explore this area. This year’s Emphasis is on Pcrsonhood and Sexism. A variety of seminars and speakers have contributed, and the Emphasis ’74 con- cludes with a weekend session in the spring. 159 ohn Doc. Dr. Stephen Fisher, (sponsor). Kathy Jewett, (chairman). Kenny Shuman. Dr. Edward Darner, (sponsor). Karen Westerficld. Second Rote: Claude Brank, Nancy Brad- ®rd, Carrot Oglesby, Anno St. Clair, (secretary). Caldor Smoot. Dean I.ylos, and Becky Ernst. Not Pictured: Elaine Miller and Rick Hudson. Front Row: Larry Mitchdl, editor; Gerald Morton. assistant editor. Back Row: Jim Sutherland. Ron Sussman, Clint Estes. Vicki Oldford. Whitetopper The Whitetopper is the E H newspaper. Coverage is given to cam pus events, sports, and community and national events of interest tc the college. All students interested in journalism are encouraged it join and contribute. This year, the Whitetopper moved to a biweekh printing schedule, and due to the newsprint shortage, started using : better grade paper. These and other improvements make the White topper the most widely read publication on campus. 160 Temple Mellingrr and Dean Lyles. Handbook editors. Handbook and Prism The student handbook, distributed at the beginning of each year, is a valuable guide to Emory and Henry. It contains rules and regula- tions, information on student affairs and organizations, and directo- ries of students and campus phone numbers. The Prism staff publishes the school literary magazine every spring. All contributions arc reviewed by the staff and selected on the basis of originality and literary skill. PRISM STAFF: Front Ron: Vicki Oldford. Effic Etheridge. Suwn Matthis. editor. Becky Sweet. Janet Wurman. Second Row: Becky Horne. Debbie Dunlap. Li Phillip . Michael Clark. Third Row: Bruce Culmer. Carolee Jackson. On Ladder: Debbie Butler. Winnie Bowen, Bill Hatley. 161 162 Staff: Janet Dixon. Dean Lyles. LuAnnc McCaha, Betsy Winston. Nancy Graham. Charlie Chitwood. Peggy Cartwright. Carolyn Looney, Ann Boggess. Temple Mcllingcr, Martha Fultz, Meg Hathaway, Rosemary Bailey, Jane Raines, Beth Farley, and Sandy McBride. Sphinx Assistant Editor: Debbie Donnell. Business Managers: Carolyn Looney and Peggy Cartwright. 163 HONORS Betsy Winston Editor Theta Chi Epsilon Sweetheart Miss Mindi Craft 166 Phi Gamma Phi Sweetheart Miss Michele Preusser 168 Phi Pi Alpha Sweetheart Miss Carolyn Meredith 169 Sigma Iota Sweetheart Miss Julie Ayers Beta Lambda Zeta Sweetheart Miss Jeannette Reynolds 170 Sigma Alpha Kappa Sweetheart Miss Vicki Mitchell 171 Homecoming Queen Miss Michele Preusser 1.10 R: Mi� Sheila Quinn. Homocoming Queen 1972; Mike Foster, escort; Mi� Michele Preusser. Homecoming Queen 1973; Dr. Thomas Chileot president of the college. 172 Outstanding Seniors Georgianne Farley Jay Archer Anne St. Clair Georgianne Farley 174 Joe Huff Jay Archer juy Kitchens Mindi Craft Karen Tilley Larry Harley 175 Jeannette Reynolds Cardinal Key Cardinal Key National Honor Sororit) was founded at Emory and Henry in th« spring of 1942. The membership is selec live and limited to members of the junioi and senior classes, who have shown leader ship in service to the college communit) and also in their academic pursuits. Even year Cardinal Key awards the Cardinal Ke) Cup to the senior woman who has made ; significant contribution during her fou: years in leadership, scholarship, and sen- ice to the College. Members may be seci assisting at convocation, or decorating fo Christmas. Row I: Joyce Belcher. Nancy Bradford. Carol Luther. Susie Sewell, Isabelle Sterrctl. Trcas.; Ccorgiannr Farley. Pres.; Ann St. Clair. Lu Ann McGaha. Row 2: Becky Horne. Bet Fisher, advisor; Anne Oglesby, Peggy Cartwright Janet Knisely. Andy Wilson. Karen Tilley. 'rom L to R.: Marlin Jonc . Mikc Hester. Mike Milam, Jay Archer. Claude Brank, Mike Clark. Marty McCarthy. Pres.; Larry Harley, See.; Reed Shell, Byron Breedlove, Cuy Cite hen� , Bruce Bcahm. Charlie Chitwood. Blue Key Honor Fraternity had its begin- ings in 1924 at the University of Florida, t was a group of college men who were Dined together to organize and facilitate the nactmcnt of student programs. Its success •as evident and soon mirrored on other ampuscs, including Emory and Henry in 928. Today it is the nation's largest honor raternity. Admittance is based on campus ivolvcment, demonstrated leadership qual- ies, and overall academic competence. Blue Key 177 L to R: Lucy Agw, Prw.; Martin Jones V-Pres.; Pat Scott. Sandy Ruff. Lewanna Perigen. Andy Wright. Bruce Bcahm. Ben Huang. Mike Hester, We Driskill. I Daniel Leidig. Advisor. Not Pictured: Jay Archer, Bill Patterson, Cathy Dillman. Sigma Mu The Sigma Mu Scholarship Society w; founded at Emory and Henry College 1936 for the purpose of providing appr priatc recognition for scholarly attainmen The Alpha Chapter is comprised of sti dents who rank in the highest one-tenth • the senior class and the highest onc-fi teenth of the junior class. In addition to i recognition of outstanding academ achievement in these classes, the Socie contributes to the annual Sigma Mu Fres man Award. This Scholarship provides grant of up to S300 to the student wl attains the highest academic average for h freshman year at Emory and Henry. May Queen Miss Jeannette Reynolds 179 Maids of Honor Miss Judy Harding May Court Miss Karen Tilley Miss Cathy Finigan 181 182 Miss Kim Keith Miss Cynthia Ringley Miss Debbie Canty Miss Dianne Vinsh Miss Sandy Whitescarver 184 Miss Mary Lynn Dinkins Miss Julie Ayers Miss Teri Harvey 185 FEATURES Carol Luther and Debbie Donnell Editors 187 The W izard of Oz Always a favorite. Vie Wizard of Oz, a student production directed by Michael Milam, played to standing room only crowds for its three performances. The cast included Gail Ware as Dorothy, Jay Archer as the Scarecrow, Gerald Morton as the Tin Woodman, Jerry Bradley as the Cowardly Lion, Donna Schuster as Glenda, and Jill Stapleton as the Wicked Witch. Other cast members were Larry McFarland, Jeff Morgan, Carol Luther, Bob Fones. Rob Weisfeld, Vicki Old- ford, Panic Campbell, Nancy Graham, Cindy Coleman, Pam Evans, Dianne Vinsh, Janet Clark. Terry Davidson, Bea Callahan, Sally Cook. Beth Via, Carolyn Janson, Jackie White, Ginny Hclwig, Mike Clark, Jim Weigand, Carolyn Urquhart, Pat Beasley. Marianne Good- ing, and Larry Smead. The Mayor of Munchkin prepares to give some advice. The Wizard appoint� the Scarecrow to govern in hi absence. 188 Trembling with (car the Lion, the Tin Woodman, the Scarecrow and Dorothv face the Wizard. The Wicked Witch plot to get the ruby dipper . In addition to the regular series of plays a festival of one acts and excerpts were presented at the coffeehouse by students in a mini-term directing course. The plays and their directors were Plaza Suite — Michael Milam, This Property Is Condemned — Clark Hancock, A Florentine Tragedy — Pam Evans, 27 Wagons Full of Cotton” — Jill Stapleton, Sorry, Wrong Number” — Rob Wcisfcld, The Star Spangled Girl — Bob Fones, The Love of Don Pcrlimplin and Belisa in the Garden” — Jerry Bradley, Private Lives — Jackie White, No Exit” — Gail Ware. 189 Death of a Salesman Arthur Miller’s Death of a Sales- man is the tense and moving tragedy of an ordinary man’s disintegration. The play centers around Willy Loman’s inability to achieve the American Dream and his failure to sec the emptiness of that dream. The cast included Jay Archer as Willy Loman, Carol Luther as Linda, John Cofer as Biff, Ron Sussman as Happy, Frank Lewis as Bernard, Martha Jo Price as the Woman, Jerry Bradley as Charley, Jim Weigand as Howard, Michael Milam as Uncle Ben, Jackie White as Jenny, Charlie Adams as Stanley. Janet Clark as Miss Forsythe, and Marianne Good- ing as Letta. The play was directed by H. Alan Pickrcll, assisted by Vicki Oldford. Willy ha� been seeing another woman. 190 Willy dreams of the old days as 1 inda tries to soothe him. .. Willy is fired by his boss. Howard Wagner. The Emory and Henry Players presented two plays spring term. The first was The Alchemist, a comedy by Ben Jonson. Its cast included Jerry Bradley as Subtle, Rob Weisfeld as Face, Carol Luther as Dol Common, Frank Lewis as Dapper, Greg Lowe as Abel Drugger, Mike Clark as Lovewit, Gerald Morton as Sir Epi- cure Mammon, Bob Fones as Surly, Jay Archer as Tribulation Whole- some, Bill Hatley as Ananias, Dean Lyles as Kaslril, Jill Stapleton as Dame Pliant, and Vicki Oldford, Donna Schuster, Marianne Gooding, Pam Evans, Jackie White, and Mar- tha Jo Price as the Neighbors. The play was directed by H. Alan Pick- rell, assisted by Cindy Coleman. The final play of the year was Angel Street, a Victorian thriller. 191 193 Intramurals ACEP This year’s Academic and Cultural Enrichment Program despite groans about required attendance (at only five events per term) offered enough variety in several fields for almost everyone. Musical events ran from Gene Cotton and the Southern Mountain Music Festival to the Highlands Chamber Orchestra con- certs and the Oratorio Choir’s Performance of Bach’s Magnificat.” Speakers on this year’s program included' Dr. Maurice Brooks speaking on the Appalachians, Dr. Kurt Lcidcckcr on Buddhism, and David H. C. Read, the Sta- ley Distinguished Christian Scholar Lec- turer. John Simon, New York drama and film critic spoke on film criticism as this year’s Reynolds Lecturer in conjunc- tion with a Midwinter Film Festival featuring film of Truffaut. Fellini. Bergman, and Wexlcr. The Southern Mountain Music Festival 194 Rosemary Ructher spoke on “Liberation Theology. Poets Dabney Stuart (above) and Jonathan Williams visited the campus reading their works and talking with stu- dents. The African Heritage Dancers were a contrast to the performances of the Sullins and Hollins dance troupes. Among the visiting drama groups were Norman and Sandra Dietz doing original material, the Alpha-Omega Players with Saint Joan and The Diary of Adam and Eve, the Wing, an improvisational group, and the Barter Theater Intern Ensemble doing an original presentation of Greek myths. Movies encompassed a range of emo- tions, styles and depths with Stop the World, I Want to Get Off”, Inherit the Wind”, Henry V”, The Phantom of the Opera”, The Wild Child , The Red Bal- loon . Marat Sadc , Phaedra , and Women in Love” among others. 195 Emphasis '74 The EMPHASIS '74 symposium weekend, April 5, 6, and 7, 1974, was the culmination of two years of study and involvement incorporating speakers, films, debates and additions to the academic curriculum. Open discussions, library resources and drama were also incorporated. This the fifth of the biennial student initiated sym- posia, was focused on the theme of Porsonhood-Scxism. Dr. Scott spoke on Women in History.” Lighter moments were provided by folksinger Richard Leigh (above) and by the Barter Player� , who presented Shaw s Candida. 196 'LORENCE HOWE i a teacher and writer at the State University of N.Y. College at 01 ! Westbury. Ms. Howe was Chairperson. Commission on the ■talus of Women in the Professions, MLA; President. The Feminist Press; Editorial Board, Women's Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal; and author of umerous books, essays, monographs and recordings. Ms. Howe spoke on The Socialization Process.” ndy Wright (above) and Kenny Shuman debated with Susie Sewell and Donna Ware n the Equal Rights Amendment. Personhood-Sexism deals with how a person’s capacity to develop his her capabilities fully is determined by his her gender. Due to the concern about the manner in which those qualities have been perpetuated through societal systems, EMPHASIS ’74 was formed to examine our personhood.” Personhood and Sexism 197 Examination and research involved lectures by Ann F. Scott and Rosemary Ruether (sponsored by Rcl. and Phil. Dept.); films such as Women in Love,” films on alternative lifestyles, films on biological and social implications; a presentation by the International Club on the international scope of Person- hood-Sexism; a debate on the Equal Rights Amendment; and curriculum revisions and additions. IflKi FRANCES T. FARENTHOLD, an attorney on the Texas Bar Association, current Chairperson of the National Women’s Politi- cal Caucus, Vice-Chairperson of the National Coalition for Human Needs and Budget Priorities, and Who’s Who of Ameri- can Women, spoke to the college on organizational change and legal and social problems. She was the first woman in the U.S. to have her name placed in nomination for the Vice-President of the United States. ELIZABETH JANEWAY, author of Man's World— Woman Place, is a Berkeley Fellow at Yale, a member of the internation writers’ organization of The Civil Liberties Journal and the Execute Woman. During EMPHASIS weekend she shared her ideas on at tude changes that arc necessary to facilitate role change. Emphasis '74 iEORGE GILDER is a full time editor and writer, founder and edi- r of ADVANCE, an associate editor of the NEW LEADER, and ditor of RIPON FORUM. He is co-author, with Bruce K. Chapman f The Party That Lost Its Head and author of Sexual Suicide. He has :cturcd and conducted seminars on social and political issues. Mr. iilder’s EMPHASIS lecture was on the danger of depolarization of ex roles and the male role in society. ROLLO MAY is an author and lecturer and maintains a psy- chotherapeutic practice in New York City. Dr. May is a Train- ing and Supervisory Analyst at the William Alanson White Institute of Psychiatry. Psychoanalysis and Psychology. He began his work in Vienna and studied in Poland and Greece, completed his doctorate in Psychology and his psychoanalytic work in New York. Dr. May attended Union Theological Semi- nary in New York. He has taught at both Harvard and Yale. He is the author of such well known books as Meaning and Anxiety, Love and Will, and Power and Innocence. Dr. May spoke on the consequences of socioscxual change. On Sunday morning Urban Tigner Holmes conducted the EMPHASIS Weekend worship service. Dr. Holmes is an author and pastoral counsellor. He is the author of The Sexual Person, and The Future Shape of Ministry, and such articles as The Christian as Humanist”, Sexuality and the Christian Man”, A Theology of Gender”, A Theology of Sex”, and Sexuality and Asexuality.” 199 PATRONS Peggy Cartwright and Carolyn Looney Business Managers 201 Compliments of CLINCHFIELD COAL CO. Dante, Virginia Congratulations to the Entire Class of 1974 from ARA FOOD SERVICES CO. Marion, Virginia 202 Few things in life worry a Volkswagen. Rising gas prices worry a Volkswagen? The VW Beetle gets about 25 miles to a gallon. So it costs its owner a lot less per mile than big cars do. Even if the price of gas does go up, a Beetle won't develop an expensive drinking hobit. • O' m� or •� «« •. «. Authorized Dealer SOUTHERA MOTORS INCORPORATED Phone 669-7161 BRISTOL, VIRGINIA 203 DeVAULT's, INC. Athletic Equipment Sporting Goods Phone 669-7521 14 Lee Street Bristol, Va. SHILOH Jloicje. 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SUMMERSON, Manager Ph. 628-3161 MOUNT ROGERS INN Color Cable All Major TV Credit Cards Heated Pool Waterbeds On Exit 13 — 1-81 6 Miles East of Emory CLOSEST AND BEST FOR EMORY Direct Dial Phones Free Reservations Coast to Coast ALSO Gas Haus — Budget Gas 1 and 2 On Exit 13 — Interstate 81 And on U.S. 11 SALINA MOTEL RESTAURANT 211 Downtown Dick Sturgill Saltville, Va. Student Index Abbott. LourII C. 42 Ackley, Roliert 64.156 Adams, diaries 61 Adams. Jan 64 Adains. Nan 64 Afflcrbach, Deborah 64. 116 Agee. Lucile 42, 178 Allen. Ernest. 64. 132 Allison, Sarah 64, 146 Allizcr. Nancy 64. 148 Alton. Lina 148 Anderson. Barbara 64, 127 Anderson, Roy 150 Angles. Bobby 89 Archer. Jay 42.149.173.174.177.178 Arnett. Bonny 80 Asbury, Mark 64.143. 158 Atkinson. David 42,143 Austin. James 89 Austin. Wayne 64 Austin. Vera 118.119. 120 Ayers. Julie 116.127.143.169.185 Bagby. Edward 130.132 Bailey. Donna 64 Bailey. Rosemary 42, 129.162 Bailey. Stanley 64 Baker. Robert 64 Ballard. James 42.89.92.135 Barnes, Mary 42 Barter. John 88. 89.91 Barton. Rebecca 42.125.131.146.147 Bateman. Charles 64 Bates. David % Bauman. John 89. 148 Bcahm, Bruce 42.141.152.177.178 Bearden, Richard 139 Beasley, Patricia 64. 148. 156 Beavers. Lynnda 43.127,131 Bedell, Michael 99 Belcher. Joyce 43.127,131,157,176 Belcw, Norma 116 Bellamy. Jan 64 Belton. Linda 63.113. 114.115 Bennett, Nikki 43,127 Berry, Delores 64 Berry, Steven 43 Best, Stephen 61.96 Bisc. Freda 64 Blevins. Judy 64 Blevins, Judy L. 125 Blevins, Mack '13 Blevins, Robert 106 Bodcnhorst. Jeoffrey 65. 130. 132 Boggcss. Maeie 65. 148. 162 Boitnott, Murrill 65 Bolick. Richard 43.89.90.135 Bondurant, David 65 Bondurant, Kli abcth 65 Bondurant, Thomas 136 Booth. William 63.113. 114.141,146.155 Boult, Donna 65 Bowen. Elizabeth 65 Bradford. Nancy 65.159.176 Bradley. David 65.106.139 Bradley. Jerry 43.146. 149 Brogue, Allen 43.96.141 Brank. Claude 141.146. 159. 177 Braswell, Michael 65.89 Bratton, Richard 43.143 Breedlove. William 143.156.158.177 Bristow, Robert 43 Brown. Keith 109. Ill Bruce. Jennifer 44. 129 Buchanan, Richard 65, 135 Buddin, Patricia 65 Burks, Martin 44.89 Burris. Tommy 65 Callahan. Beatrice 65 Campbell, Doris 44 Campbell, Patricia 65. 127 Campbell, Randy 80 Canty, Charles 98.104. 132 Canty. Deborah 65.112. 113. 115.116.119. 125.184 Canty. Eileen 66.115.119 Carden. Alfred 99. 106.148 Carper, Rebecca 66 Carroll, Jodi 66. 146 Carter. Stephen 89, 139 Cartwright. Peggy 44.129. 131. 156. 161.163. 176 Cash, Robert 66 Catron. Alcta 66 Catron. Gary 89 Caudill, Joseph 89 Caudill, Michael 66 Childress, Cynthia 146 Childress. Fred 44.130.136.146.147.157 Chitwood. Charles 44.106.107. 141.157.162. 177 Clark. Janet 66.148.149.158 Clark. Mike 66. 89.98. 177 Clark. Mike 102.146 Claytor, Rudolph % Clear, Joseph 44, 135 Clemons, Mary 66 Cline, Susan 66 Cofer, John 66. 158 Coleman, Cynthia 66.148 Collings, Kenneth 96.158 Combiths, Truman 66. 89 Combs, Martha 66 Compton. David 143 Conley. Carol 66.146 Cook. Sarah 67 Craddock, Montie % Craft. Melinda 44. 156. 166,175. 181 Craig, David 45.143 Cramer. Nancy 67. 146 Cramer. Scarlet 67 Crockett. Kermit 8. 87 Crowder, David 67 Crumpton, Brooks 8.67 Culberson. Nancy 1,45.114,115.116,119 Culmcr, Bruce 45, 150 Cyphers, Yvonne 45 Davenport. Nan 67 Davis, Craig 98. 101 Davis, Margaret 67 Davis, Mindy 67,183 DcBord. Sharon 67 DcFricce, Trilla67 DeLawter. Suzanne 45,62,129 Dclk. Glenda 125 Dickenson. Charles 139 Dickinson. Dawn 45 Dickinson. Robert 45 Dillman. Cathy 45. 178 Dillon, Michael 45. 141 Dinkins, Mary 67.185 DiPietro, Joseph 46.141.152,157 Dixon, Janet 67,148,154.162 Dollins, Phillip 146 Donnell. Deborah 46. 129. 131. 163 Donnelly, Linda 67.148 Doom, Byron 46 Doom. Mike 139 Draper. Jeffrey 136,146 Drinkard. DeWitt 141 Drinkard, Stephen 67, 148 Driscoll. Mark 67.89 Driskill. Wesley 46.89.143.178 Driver. Ruth 67 Drumwright, Steven 89 DuBois, George 143 Dudley. Kelly 136 Dugger, Judith 67 Dye, Eva 67 Eades. Jack 46 Eanes, Roger 143, 146 Eastridge. Connie 67 Edminston. Edward 80 Elam, Judith 68 Eller, James 46.143 Ely. Maria 68 Emison. John 46 Eppcrly, Larry 98. 104 Ernst. Rcbekach 68. 146.159 Estes. Clinton 68. 148 Etheridge. Susan 68. 148 Evans, Pamela 149 Fagan, Joseph 68.139 Farley. Elizabeth 68.152.162 Farley. Gcorgiannc46.127.131,173,174,17 Fath, Michael 46.132 Fifer. Sandra 68 Finigan, Catherine 68. 125. 131.181 212 Finney, Beverly 68 Fisher, John 68.143 Florkowski, Priscilla 68, 148 Foncs. Robert 68, 141 Forrest, Viola 68. 146 Fox, Ann 68 Fox, Brian 146.150 Franks, Steven 68 Frear. Ray 68. % Frctwell, Judith 68 Friesen, Frit . 132 Fulp, David 68 Fultz. Martha 68. 162 Camblin, Akira 96.155 Garrett, Harry 89.92,106 Gentry. William 69 Gerard, Anne 69. 148. 154 Gibson, Cynthia 47.150 Gilbert, Dale 69, 139 Gilkey, Joyce 125.146 Gillcnwatcr. James 69 Gilmer, Martha 69 Gitara, John 69.96.155 Godscy. Gretchcn 69 Godwin. Ginger 69 Gonzales, JoAnne 47.156 Goode, Marilyn 69.148 Gooding, Dorothy 69. 148.149 Gousha, Barbara 69. 125. 148 Graham. Elizabeth 69. 116.119 Graham. Nancy 69,146, 157, 162 Greene, Anthony 99.158 Greer. Katherine 69 Grissom, Calvin 69. % Groscclosc, Joseph 47,143 Grubb, Daniel 47, 143 Hagan. Sarah 69 Hale. Robert 70.158 Hall. Anne 70.148 Hall. James 70.98.100.102.106.107 Hall. Jerald 98.102.105 Hamilton. Jerry 70.89 Hammer, John 47.89.93.94 Hanks, Robert 103 Hanson, Page 70 Harding, Judy 47,62, 180 Harley. Larry 156.175,177 Harper, Gary 70 Harrison, Dianne 70 Harrison, Mary 47 Hartman, David 70,132 Harvey, Gregory 47,86, 89,90,94,106 Harvey, Kim 89 Haney, Tcri 115.116.119.120.185 Hatch. Robert 135 Hatcher. Heal 139 Hathaway. Margaret 127, 162 Hatley. William 70 Haughney, James 109,110 Hayes, Deborah 70 Haynes. Harry 47 Hazlctt, Tracy 48 Healy, Nancy 70 Henderson. Elizabeth 53.116.119.120.121 Henderson, Jerry 89.135 Henderson. Vance 135 Helm. Philip 70 Helwig, Virginia 70, 157 Herndon, Phillip 132 Herron, Linnic 146 Hester. Jane 70 Hester. Michael 48.150.177.178 Hicks, Robert 48 Higgins, Cora 70 Hill. Dennis 87,89,90 Hill. Jerry. 71.146 Hill. Sarah 71 Hill. Thomas 89.106 Hintze, Steve 141 Hite. Pamela 71 Holloman, Grtg 152 Holloway. Robert 89 Holt, Janet 71.125.157 Honig, Nancy 148 Horne, Rebecca 176 Horrocks. Albert 48.98. 100. 103 Houseman, Gary 81 Howard, David 71 Howard, Janice 71 Huang, Eng-Kek Ben 48.155,178 Hubbard, Howard 109, 139 Hudson, Richard 48 Huff. Joseph 135,174 Hughes, Jane 71, 148 Hughes, Thomas 89 Hunter, Sarah 71, 119 Hutton, Arthur 71 Hyder, Suzanne 71 Hylton, Gordon 71 Hylton. William 48 Jackson, Carolcc 48 Jackson, Geoffrey 71,148 Jacobs. Steve 98. 105 Janson. Carolyn 48. 149 Jenkins, Colynn 71 Jenkins, Thomas 71 Jcsscc, James 71,153 Jewett, Mary 71, 148, 159 John. Kathy 148,157 Johnson, David 71 Johnson. Neddy 89 Johnson. Patricia 71 Johnston, Steve 49. 135 Jones, Anne 71 Jones, Richard 49.146,147,177,178 Jones, Terry 125 Karago, Waweru 96,97,155 Karison, Anne 49 Kccble, Christopher 96.97 Keese, Ella 71 Keglcy, Kyra 72 Keith. Kimberly 72.182 Kelly, David 156 Kemper, Kathryn 72 Kimura. Ayuko 72 Kitchens, Bruce 141 Kitchens. Guy 141.156.175,177 Kitts, Rhonda 49 Knislcy, Janet 49.113, 129,176,183 Kranz, Karl 150 Kuezko, John 72,89 Laird, Judy 72, 129,146 Lambert, John 49. 89 Lane, Belinda 49, 129 Lane, Christopher 72 Lane, Pamela 72 Langford, James 49,141 Lauzon, William 153 LaVoic, Diane 72 Lawson, Joseph 72 Lawson, Kelly 141 Lee. Barbara 63 Lee, Martin 49.86.89.90 Lee, William 50.143 Legard, Cynthia 72 Lemaster, Judy 72 Lester, Gary 72.89 Lewis, Frank 72 Lewis, Joseph 72 Lineberry, Joseph 50,89 Little, Teresa 72 Littleton. Dowc 72 Litton. Elizabeth 50 Litton, Robert 72 Long. Edward 141 Looney. Carolyn 72.162. 163 Lowe, Brian 146.147 Lowe. Raymond 106, 139 Luther, Carol 73.149.162,176 Lyle, Michael 50 Lyles, Dean 73.139,148,154,155.159.162 Lynch. Gregory 73 McBride. Sandra 51.131.152.162 McCarthy. Martin 51.141.177 McConnell, Brenda 81 McCoy, Yvonne 129 McFarland, William 148, 154 McFarlane, Linda 73 MeGaha, LuAnne 73.153,162,176 McLaurin, Robert 109. Ill MeSherry. John 73.96. 155 Mabry. Ronald 87.89.93 Maddra, Linda 73 Marlcy. Lisa 73 Marshall. William 50 Martin, Cynthia 125, 182 Martin, Kay 50 Matthews, Dan 50.89. 135 Maxey. Susan 73 Maxey. William 109,110. Ill Maxwell. Thomas 73 Maynard, Charles 148, 154 Mcllinger, Deborah 73 Mcllingcr. Temple. 50, 162 Mercer, William 73.89 Meredith, Carolyn 50. 125, 146.147, 168 Meyerhoff. Mary 73.116, 129 Milam, Michael 51,99,143,146,149.177 Miller. Donna 116, 117,119,120,121 Miller, Jeffrey 51.99,106.135 Miller, Steven 73 Mitchell, Larry 73 Mitchell, Vickie 51.139.171 Moore, Rebecca 73 Morris. Harry 51, 130, 136. 153 Morton. Gerald 148.149. 150 Muenster, Jeffrey 74 Munn, Michael 74 Murphy, Anne 51 Musick, Judith 74 Musselwhite, Marsha 51,127 Nace, Robert 148 Naggie, Darlene 51 Neblctt, James 74 Neely. William 52.139 Ncesc, Everett 52.106.135 Neese, Larry 89 Ncesc. Norma 74.113,115 Nelson, Shirley 74 Newman, Halcoll 74.96 Newman, Suzanne 52 Norris. Terrance 89,94 Nuckolls, Sheila 52. 146, 180 Oglesby. Garrett 148, 159 Oglesby, Viiginia 52.125.146.147,176 Oldford, Vicki 74. 148 Oliver, Robert 74.89 Osborne, Roger 74,89. 109, 111, 135 Owen, Megan 74 Owen. Walton 74 Owens. Mary 74. 113. 114,115 Pairct. Lawrence 141 Palmer, John 74, 89 Palmer, Pamela 74 Palmer, Thomas 52. 141 Patterson. Virginia 52 Patterson. William 52. 141, 178 Panic, Dudley 52,143 Payne. Phillip 89.135 Payne, Vickie 74. 148 Pennington, James 106, 141 Perigen, Lewanna 53.178 Phillips, Elizabeth 53 Pickrell, Ellic 149 Pippin, Robert 89 Porte, Lenisse 125, 148 Poston, Glenn 75 Powell, Patty 148 Powers, Catherine 116, 119. 125 Powers. Greta 75.152 Pratt. Nancy 75 Preusser, Michele 167.172.182 Price, Martha 75. 127. 146 Price, Thomas 75 Quisenberry, Kay 53. 129 Radford. John 75 Raines. Rebecca 53. 129. 162 Rambo. Shirley 81 Rankin, Howard 109 Ratliffe, Rebecca 75, 115 Rawlings, Donovan 75 Reedy. Claude 75 Reid. Juliana 75.125. 153 Reid. Robyn53.113.114.129 Rettinger, John 53.143 Reynolds, James 53.132. 146 Reynolds, Jeannette 53.132.156.170.175. 179 Rhudy. Richard 108.109.110 Rice, Joan 75 Richardson. Katherine 146 Richardson. Larna 129 Richardson, Margaret 75. 129 Richardson, Ruth 54 Richard. Laura 75.120 Riedel, Charles 139 Ririglcy, Cynthia 75. 184 Roberts, John 54 Robertson. Charlotte 75 Robinson, Brad 152 Robinson, Janet 75.118, 119 Robinson, Steven 75 Robinson, Susan 75 Romero, Susan 76 Rooks. Sharon 76 Roop. Cliff 76,132 Rose, Dare 76 Rose, Donna 63.76.125.131.146 Rosenbaum. Mary 76 Ruff. Sandra 54. 148. 178 Ruscher, Thomas 141 Ryan. David 89 Ryan, Mary 76. 148 St. Clair. Anne 55,62.127,146.159.174.176 St. Clair, Robert 89 Sain. Thomas 141 Saliba. Ramzi 96.143. 155.156 Sam, John Mac 96 Schell, Carol 76 Schadcr, Donald 76 Schuster. Donna 76. 148,149 Scott. Patricia 54. 178 Severance. William 76.158 Sewell, Mary 54, 176 hamburger, Elizabeth 76,148 Shank, Thomas 5 1.89. 143 Shapiro, Howard 76 Shaw, Fredrick 76 Sheffield. Doris 76 Shell, Reed 76.146.154.177 Shifflett, Neil 76 Shipley. James 76 Shirley, Roger 76. 158 Shuman, Kenny 159 Sjostrom, Mary 76.120, 121 Slagle, Mark 77. 148 Slate, Charles 77 Slaughter. Ava 129. 131 Smead, Lawrence 54, 141 Smiley, Henry 146. 147 Smith, Debra 77 Smith, Donna 77 Smith. Ellen 120, 121. 129.131 Smith. Kathy 77, 116,117.119 Smith. Ricky 89 Smith, Wayne 54. 150 Smoot. Caldcr 55.159 Snider, Carolyn 63. 77. 115 Snyder. Constance 129 Sodcn. Pamela 77. 148 Sontag. Jeffrey 55. 150 Southworth. Rea 91. 143 Sparger, John 77 Spencer. John 106,152 Stacy, Debra 115 Stallard, Veronica 77 Stanley. Jeffrey 87.88.89.92,94 Stapleton, Susan 77,146. 149 Starks. Charles 77. 136 Starnes. Vicki 77, 146 itatzer, Sharon 55, 127, 131 Steppe, Jana 77 Stcrrctl. Isabelle 55, 146, 156, 176, 183 Stout. Stewart 77 Stover, Jeffrey 98 Strong, William 55,92.130,135 Suddarth, Carolyn 77,148 Summar. Lola 63, 77.127 Surratt, Pamela 78, 153 Sussman, Ronald 78,96 Sutherland, James 78 Swan. James 78 Sweet, Rebecca 78 Swope, Thomas 136 Taleb, Roza 75.96.155 Tarpley, Susan 55 Tatum. Jane 55 Tcilmann, Evalin 146, 155 Thompson. John 78 Thompson, Stephen 98,101 Thompson. Suzanne 54,129 Thornhill, Mary 78 Thorton, Louise 78 Tilley. Karen 78.146,157,175.176.181 Tolley. Benny 78 Tolliver. Jcanie 78, 129 Townsend, Lynette 78 Trent, Timothy 139 Trice. Joseph 78.146,154 Tuck, Barbara 55 Tuck, Nathaniel 56 Turkington. Mary 78 Turner, Thomas 56 Umstotl, Carolyn 78 Urquhart, Carolyn 56. 127. 146.147 Van Decar, Charles 56. 150 Van Dyke, Susanna 78 Vannoy. Patricia 79 Varn. Harry 79 Varncll, Samuel 79 Vaughn. Hugh 79 Vaught, Vivian 56, 131 Vestal, Brenda 56 Vestal, Nathan 79.148. 150 Via, Bernard 79.89.148 Vickers, Steve 79 Vinsh. Dianne 79. 184 Wade. David 56.96.141 Wagg, Joyce 56 Walker. Lucy 79.120. 121,125 Wallace. James 89 Wampler, Carter 79.99 Wampler, Joyce 56.120. 121.127 Ward, Rebecca 79 Ware, Donna 57, 155 Ware. Cail 146. 149 Warman. Janet 79, 125 Waters, Nancillc 148 Watkins, James 57. 143 Wcigand, James 79 Webb. Linda 57 Wcisfcld. Charles 79, 139 West, Elizabeth 79, 116 Westbrook. Walter 63.79.148.154.158 Westerficld, Karen 79, 148,159 Wheeler. Judith 79.148.153 Wheeler. Marva 146 Wheeler. Russell 106, 107.141 Wheeler, Steve 57,152 Whetsel. Dale 143 Whctscll, Robert 57.86.89.130.135 White, Elizabeth 79 White. Jackie 149 Whitescarver, Sandra 115,184 Whitney. John 79.98.146 Widncr, Joyce 79,148 Widcncr. Janet 80 Wiggins, David 141, 146 Wilhoit, Kenneth 139 Wilkinson, Sarah 80 Willhauck, Stephen 80 Williams. Arit 80 Williams. Jeffrey 89. 139 Williams, Jcsscek 80 Williams, Katherine 80 Williams, Michael 139 Williams. Patricia 57 Williams. Stanley 80, 148 Wilson, Andrea 57,127.146.176 Wilson, Carol 115 Wilson. Luci 63,125 Wilson, Robert 80 Wilson, Robert W. 57.141 Wimmcr, Jean 146 Wincsett, Andrea 80 Wingate, Richard 8,57,92.93 Winston, Betsy 80.152.162 Wood, Paul 80 Worsham, Myra 80 Woods, Ellen 80. 158 Worley, Ann 80 Wright, Andrew 58, 178,197 Yclinek, Frank 157 Yowcll, Robert 141 Zachcry, Margaret 80 Zachery, Rachel 80 Zimmerman. William 89 I suppose I should say something inspiring on the last page. Per- haps it should be poetic since the book began that way. However, all I feel right now is a great sense of relief and disbelief — we’ve actu- ally finished the book! Let me say that the opinions and attitudes expressed in this yearbook are entirely those of the staff. Somehow or the other the most important people who worked on this book never managed to get themselves together for a picture. Probably that’s because they were too busy at the other end of the camera. I’d like to thank Jeff Morgan, Frank Lewis, Charles Slate, and especially Hugh Vaughan, for putting up with our last minute requests and making this book possible; my thanks to Claude Dean for football shots and class pictures; my thanks also to Debbie Don- nell who kept assuring me that we icouldget the book done. May the sun shine at Emory! Carol Photo of Dr. Luker on page 31 by Ted Rosen Photo of Frances Farcnthold on page 198 by Carolyn Litowich 216 •