Erskine College - Arrow Yearbook (Due West, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1988 volume:

Erskine College Due West, South Carolina 29639 Volume 69 Title 1 The Towers are a symbol of Erskine tradition. Capt. Pete Pierce enjoys his work on the ROTC Tri Beta maintenance hike to the Foothills Trail. Dedicationzse2..4.. eee vb bear hake oy 4 Student Life Academics Classes Organizations Advertisements While relaxing in her room, Myra Cabe reviews some class notes. 2 Opening Only The Faces Have Changed Erskine’s tradition at times seems paradoxical. The more things change, the more they stay the same. The more things stay the same, the more they change. It seems like every week we, as students, are pounded with changes that may affect the rest of our lives. These changes on the outside make profound changes inside us as well. As members of the Erskine family, we all open ourselves to other people—friends, professors, even - our parents. That opening creates in every Erskine student the ability to change. Through conversations at the dinner table, on the swing at the circle, or in our classrooms, everyone is affected by the ideas and dreams of others. Although the inward and outward changes seem radical at times, the founding principles of the College remain the same. It seems that only the faces change; that the tradition remains constant. Yet the tradition changes all of us, and when we leave Due West, we are stronger for the changes we have experienced. The tradition will remain with each one of us as each one of us makes his mark on Erskine. The faces may change, but the tradition of excellence, quality and perseverance remains in each one of us as well as in Erskine. Tammy Garrett and her teammates show excitement after scoring a point against Coker. Claire Donnelly and Kim Kellison pause after the Signing of the Book reception sponsored by the Philo Women and Chi Little Sisters. Kent Stone and Linda Sherer enjoy food and fellowship at the Tri Beta cookout. Opening 3 Dedication 1988 When Dot Carter first arrived in Due West, little did she realize that she would have such a great effect on so many students over the next twenty years. Beginning in 1967, Dot was introduced to the Erskine family as secretary to the Admissions Office, then headed by Bill Lesesne. Her former boss remarked that “one of her best attributes is her genuine caring for students and their parents.”’ She upholds the Erskine tradition of caring and excellence. After taking time off to raise a family, Dot returned to Erskine to head the Financial Aid Office. Through her expertise and commitment, Dot has enabled students to attend Erskine. The students aren't the only ones to recognize and appreciate Dot’s hard work. Respected in both regional and national financial aid organizations, Dot was elected last year as president of the South Carolina Association of Financial Aid Directors. Dot’s caring for people extends to other areas of her life as well. ‘‘Miss Dot” teaches the two-year-old Sunday School class at the Due West A.R.P. Church. Her pupils as well as her friends love her smile and encouraging words, which she shares freely. Dot is married to Tracy Carter, principal of Dixie High School. The Carters have two children, Shannon and 1; Dot Carter is one of the faces that help Erskine excel. Because of her commitment to Erskine, its ideals and its students, we proudly dedicate the 1988 Arrow to Dorothy Jamison Carter. Dot Carter keeps busy with phone calls from incoming students. Dot Carter talks with senior Nancy Hamilton in the Financial Aid Office. 4 Dedication be A t 7 Dorothy Jamison Carter Dedication 5 Student Life 6 Student Life Divider Student Life Divider 7 Tying a bandana around Joe Sprouse’s neck, freshman Kimberly Chinn prepares for the upcoming country hoedown. Freshman and their parents enjoy the President's Reception. 8 Freshmen Freshmen Begin A New Life The freshmen arrived at Erskine on August 31 to begin their years here. The members of the SCA Cabinet were on hand to carry, to tote, and to unpack the boxes and boxes of freshman belongings. No sooner were the freshmen unpacked than they were whisked off to meeting after meeting. Eventually, the freshmen and their parents were reunited at Grampian Hill for a reception hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Ezell. They enjoyed the last few moments with their parents while mingling with the other new faces at Erskine. After the parents left for home, the freshmen were alone to adjust to their new lives. With no time to rest, each one dressed for the soiree. As they began making lasting friendships, they enjoyed the meal and dance sponsored by the SCA. The next few days were filled with the freshman follies, the traditional Signing of the Book for the women, and dozens of meetings. However, the freshmen soon had to give up the special attention and settle into their new lives at Erskine. Getting help from some SCA Cabinet members, Susan Linderman unpacks her many belongings at Carnegie. Taking the pledge of an Erskine woman, the freshmen and senior leaders participate in the Signing of the Book ceremony. Freshmen 9 College Opens 149th Year After unloading all their worldly possessions in their respective dorms, Erskine students gathered at Belk Hall to weave through the registration line. Here, students greeted their professors and friends and filled out endless forms. The Financial Aid Office needed proof of identity, while other campus and non-campus organizations offered goods and services at little or no cost. From Belk students travelled to the book store to stand in yet another line. Yes, the school year had begun. The Formal Opening of the College was held during convocation on Wednesday, September 9. The faculty donned their academic regalia and joined in procession. Rev. Bell, Moderator of the General Synod of the A.R. Presbyterian Church, spoke to the students on priorities. Formally and informally, the college opened its doors to old and new faces alike. re ¥ royr sen be sone ee ee ee oe et : . SS me eee - Dr. Dennis Erickson places the Great Mace of the College in its stand Rev. Bell addresses the student body during the Formal Opening of the College. Senior Adrienne Graham looks on as Kay Bullock signs the book in the tradition of Erskine women. ’ 10 Opening) air r. Harry Stille serves as Crucifier during the academic procession at the ormal Opening of the College. arcy Evans takes a moment to relax after moving into her room in onner Hall. — Some freshman and transfer men check into Grier Hall on orientation day. Opening of the College 11 Students enjoy a bonfire pep rally before the Erskine vs. Clemson Club Football game. Tyree Todd and Lynn McKinney help pair up the freshmen at the annual SCA-sponsored soiree. Andy Byrd finds the new rocking chairs on the porch of Watkins Student Center an excellent place to study. John Adams takes time to shoot a game of pool between classes. 12 Candids Joey Basso concentrates on his books in his room in Robinson. — Angie Jones tries her hand at rappelling. mde Stille enjoys the reception following the Signing of : Book ceremony. Candids 13 Students Excel in Sports The fall of 1987 was a time of transition for several of the sports teams. The men’s soccer team welcomed Ricky Wright as coach, while Brett Teach assumed coaching duties for the women’s team. Also, the Lady Fleet volleyball team greeted Gid Alston as head coach. Through this time of transition and new faces, the Fleet continued the tradition of producing highly competitive teams. Intramurals gave all students the opportunity to participate in sports. Under the direction of Mike Fogarty, the intramural program took on new excitement in the fall of 1987. The competition between halls promoted hall unity and spirit as well as provided a much needed outlet from studying. R-II runs offense in an intramural game. Erskine battles Clemson in the first home Club Football game. Tracy Newton concentrates on her next serve. 14 Sports Erskine fans show their support during the Club Football game against Clemson. The men’s soccer team celebrates after scoring a goal against Presbyterian. III plans strategy during practice for intramural football. a ee a Np wir A de 6 eee Sports 15 Chip Smith, Wendy Herrmann, and Lisa McWatters find convocation amusing. Dennis Quinn, a volunteer nurse, Robin Smith, and John Sloan participate in the Chi-sponsored blood drive. David Richie takes his phone call very seriously. 16 Candids Flying High with Tradition Homecoming Weekend began Friday, November 13, 1987, with the fourth annual Fleet-o-Rama. Each class, as well as various campus organizations, gathered on the intramural field to work on floats for the Homecoming Parade. Early in the evening, the cheerleaders hosted a pep rally and bonfire to boost Erskine spirit. The evening ended with a fireworks display, although float building continued into early Saturday morning. Sat urday morning brought no rain, as in years past, and the Homecoming Parade. Alumni, students, and faculty lined Main Street to watch the procession of Homecoming representatives. Taking first place in the float competition was the junior class, followed by the Philo men and women and the freshman class. Halftime activities during the men’s basketball game with Piedmont climaxed the weekend’s festivities. The 1986 Homecoming Queen Cindy Shelton congratulated runners-up Jennifer Ramsey, Elizabeth Rogers and Cynthia Collins, then crowned Donna Hughes the 1987 Homecoming Queen. Allen Hancock pilots his biplane in the Homecoming Parade. BRA Ass Bs , OOK sone, | 1; Shelton, 1986 Homecoming Queen, Dr. Ezell, 1987 Queen Donna Hughes, and Chris Hughes pause moments after the | 3 ’ sr@) 1ing. ul Homecoming 17 Basketball cheerleaders Jeff Land, John Brawley, Jill Hopkins, and Tracy Magnus incite spirit at a pep rally. 1987 Homecoming Court: fourth runner- up Cynthia Collins, Ben Collins; first runner-up Jennifer Ramsey, Jamie Gettys; 1986 Homecoming Queen Cindy Shelton; Dr. Ezell; 1987 Homecoming Queen Donna Hughes, Chris Hughes; third runner-up Elizabeth Rogers, Warren Rogers. Juniors Jamie White and Mike Bitzer work hard o n their class float, which took first place in the Homecoming Parade. 18 Homecoming ROLLE LED DPE DRAB AE DEAR Mike Bitzer introduces the Homecoming contestants to an enthusiastic crowd. During a time out, the Erskine men plan their strategy against Piedmont. (above) Cindy Shelton relinquishes her crown to the 1987 Homecoming Queen Donna Hughes, escorted by her brother Chris Hughes. (below) Kim Nad] and Nancy Hamilton get by with a little help from their friends Tony McKie, Gina Timmerman, Lewis Jones and Neil Crotts. Homecoming 19 C.B. Moore relaxes on the mall. Kevin Lewis shows what the pressures of college life can do to a freshman. Tamara Rellis and Mike Bitzer take a few minutes with Dr. Tooley’s son, Austin. 20 Candids Catherine Lee and Alice Tobias chat for a few minutes on their way to class. Stephanie Jenkins and Susan Morris vie for the use of C-II’s hall phone. _ Vivian GayLord, Melissa Langford, and Melissa Brandon enjoy an Erskine dance in the rocki offatt Ballroom. Gaye Sprott and Sandra Grogan get into the traditional Halloween spirit at the annual Masquerade Ball. Court Fisher greets students at Epicure’s special Halloween dinner. ie Fi, pip Eric Moore, C.B. Moore, and Lewis one dance floor as the groovin’ Californi. Halloween Spirits Rise Ghosts, goblins and other creatures of the night invaded Erskine’s campus during Halloween week. On Thursday, October 29, the Epicure staff decorated the cafeteria and dressed in costume to serve dinner. For those interested, there was a fortune-teller on hand as well as a costume contest. On Saturday evening, Halloween night, the SCA sponsored the Masquerade Ball. Students’ faces turned into those of witches and vampires as well as T.V. personalities. Through the use of palm reading, the ‘Mystical Margie” tells Suzanne Smith her fortune. Shuler Burton and Jenni Jones show their Halloween spirit by dressing for dinner. Mike Bitzer enjoys the SCA Masquerade Ball as Groucho Marx. Halloween 23 Under the direction of Dr. Bruce Carlock, the Erskine Players presented an excellent production of Inherit the Wind by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. Two sophomores, Amy Merrill and Rhonda Kay, assisted Dr. Carlock in directing. Port raying major characters were David Broshar as Matthew Harrison Brady, Allen McCarley as Henry Drummone, and Matt Fulton as Bertram Cates. The drama is based on the 1925 Scopes “monkey trials.” The trial pitted famous lawyers Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan against one another. Inherit the Wind follows the trial of Bertram Cates, who has been arrested for teaching evolution in his biology class in Hillsboro, Tennessee. BR ie oa Before the trial, Rachel Brown (Elizabeth Rogers) pleads with her boyfriend Bertram Cates (Matt Fulton) to give in to the town’s ideas. Drummone (Allen McCarley) argues with the mayor of Hillsboro (Jeff Osborne). Rev. Jeremiah Brown (Jamie White) preaches to the crowd at a rally to put down evolution. 24 Theatre The entire cast awaits the verdict of the judge (Kent Stonefat the conclusion of the trial. Lawyers Brady (David Broshar) and Drummone (Allen McCarley) face off as Tom Davenport (John Brawley), Cates (Matt Fulton), and members of the jury look on. Theatre 25 Lana Phillips, Jackie Jordan, Chip Smith, and Amy Merrill enjoy the refreshments at the SCA Christmas Gathering. The SGA hosts a Christmas party for the De La Howe children Andy Byrd enjoys the De La Howe Christmas party with his “‘little brother and the students who acted as their big brothers and sisters. | 26 Christmas | ristmas Comes to Erskine The Christmas season opened with the Mixed Chorus-Choraleer Concert at the A.R.P. Church. Children from the De La Howe Children’s Home came to Due West for the annual Christmas Parade and the party with students who acted as their big brothers and sisters. The SCA presented the third annual Live Nativity Scene depicting the Christmas story. After the performance, the SCA hosted the Christmas Gathering for students and faculty. In Carnegie and Bonner, angels left surprises for their mortals. They revealed themselves at the angel- mortal party. As usual, the Christmas season at Erskine ended with exams and carollers from the A.R.P. Church, including faculty members. Joseph (Stacy Walker) and Mary (Jackie Jordan) look on as the three kings present their gifts to the Christ child. Santa (Darryl Pierce) reads his naughty and nice list at the SCA Christmas Gathering. Susan Humphreys, Gena Boggs, Lynn Rosser, and Addrian Wilson perform a quartet during the Mixed Chorus-Choraleer concert. Christmas 27 Who’s Who Among American Colleges Mie silenced STAC ier ie Sean te TAN _ Erskine’ College School forthe Mentally Gifted Seventeen outstanding Erskine seniors were selected for Who’s Who Among American Colleges and Universities. These students, selected by a faculty committee, demonstrated leadership capability and scholastic achievement in their various fields and in college in general. These are the faces we looked to for leadership. (left) Vivian GayLord (below) Andy Byrd 28 Who's Who (left) James Patrick (below) Crystal McLaughlin {icror Suzanne Brawley Who's Who 29 (right) Elaina Hinkle (below) Marcy Evans Chip Smith and Jeff Land 30 Who's Who Who's Who 31 (left) Elizabeth Rogers (above) Sally Creel (left) John Foote A TA RR NNT PLS RATE RR TRAIT TNT TN TU ANAT ANNA Lynn McKinney ) (below) Keith Dunn (right 32 Who's Who (left) David Agnew ates ace ce (above) Kathy Hipp (left) Donna Hughes Who’s Who 33 Academics Academic Divider 35 36 Music Music Students of music underwent an often grueling but always rewarding course of study in both music theory and application. Under the careful direction of dedicated professors, students improved their abilities in areas such as piano, organ, voice, and conducting. Their combination of hardwork and talent paid off in a number of successful recitals. The music department also provided extracurricular activities for students not majoring in music. Students could participate in the Wind Ensemble as well as the Mixed Chorus and Choraleers. SHIRLEY CHANDLER LAMPTON (1965) Associate Professor of Music B.M., Cincinnati Conservatory of Music; M.M., Oberlin Conservatory of Music. CORTLANDT MORPER KOONTS (1951, 1970) Associate Professor of Music B.M., M.M., Florida State University. The Mixed Chorus performs a Christmas concert under the direction of Tony Dunlap. —— ‘ ANTHONY LEOPARD DUNLAP (1981) Assistant Professor of Music A.B., Erskine College; M.M.E., Winthrop College; Doctoral Candidate, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. JOHN GRAY BRAWLEY, JR. (1960) Professor of Music A.B., Erskine College; M.M., Indiana University: Ph.D., Yale University. j - English Professors in the English Department helped Erskine students improve their knowledge of the English language. The courses offered extended across a wide range of subjects. Freshmen concentrated on grammar and composition. Upperclassmen focused on the works of Shakespeare, among other things. Some even attempted to write their own short stories in Creative Writing. Many students of English were introduced to the new Macintosh Word Processing System installed this year. The lab became a second home for quite a few students busy on term papers and essays. J SRS eet a iene o ot sats sien, 6b WIE . i at =; ® mit r ® w 3 i B: = cima ian sisi WILLIAM BRYAN CRENSHAW (1976) Professor of English A.B., Wofford College; M.A., Ph.D., University of South Carolina. _ JOAN ELIZABETH LITTLE (1976) Professor of English | A.B., Agnes Scott College; M.A., Ph.D., University of Illinois. JOHN BRUCE CARLOCK, JR. (1973) Professor of English B.A., Wesleyan University; Ph.D., University of South Carolina. _ RICHARD HEUSS HALDEMAN (1961) | Instructor in Journalism B.A., Rollins College; M.A., George Peabody College of Vanderbilt WILBUR HAZEL REAMES, JR. (1973) University. Professor of English A.B., Wofford College; M.A., Ph.D., University of Georgia. English 37 Business Under the guidance of Dr. Erickson, Mr. Bittinger, and Dr. Spearman, Business majors and minors undertook an often grueling course of study. Accounting and finance were always a challenge under Mr. Bittinger. Dr. Erickson kept students busy with economics while Dr. Spearman directed studies on management. A real sense of accomplishment and good job prospects were rewards for those who made it through the Business curriculum. Ask Chip Smith. DENNIS ERICKSON (1972) Professor of Economics B.A., North Park College; A.M., University of Illinois; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. JAMES EDWARD SPEARMAN (1986) Visiting Assistant Professor of Business and Economics B.S., Pennsylvania State University; M.B.A., University of Virginia; Ph.D., West Virginia University. HAROLD BITTINGER (1974) Professor of Business and Economics B.S., Western Kentucky; M.B.A., University of South Carolina; Certified Public Accountant. % . Math ) at ematics WILLIAM FRANKLIN MITCHELL, JR. (1978) Freshmen fulfilled their general requirement by _ Instructor in Mathematics taking college math or calculus. For an entire A.B., Erskine College; M.Ed., Clemson University. semester juniors wondered if something were linearly independent. In differential equations ANN FOWLER BOWE (1980) sophomores were bewildered to learn that math Rees ee of ARE MGu ’ ae fac nani nee thee hed thought ahetie .B., Salem College; M.S., University of South Carolina; Ph.D., University of y Kentucky. Bowe required them to guess at answers. Students put in long hours in the computer room where they swore the computer had a personality and will of its own. 38 Business and Math Education Dr. Hollingsworth, Dr. Koonts, Mrs. Chandler, and Mrs. Cates worked hard to prepare future teachers with commitment and dedication to their field. Students in the department studied methods and philosophy of teaching and got field experience at area schools. Dr. Hollingsworth said, =e ma . “The Department of Education is a caring group of oe people who enjoy working with students, but it’s also a place where we get down to the business of teaching people how to teach.” HENRY HOLLINGSWORTH (1987) Professor of Education B.S., M.S., Clemson University; Ed.D., University of South Carolina. KATHERINE BAKER CHANDLER (1974) Associate Professor of Education B.A., Erskine College; M.Ed., Clemson University. JONES CALVIN KOONTS (1949) Professor of Education A.B., Catawba College; M.A., Ph.D., George Peabody College of Vanderbilt University; Lit. D., Catawba College. JAMES JAY BOWE (1979) Professor of Mathematics B.S., University of Florida; M.A., University of South Carolina; Ph.D., University of Kentucky. WILLIAM BENNET BEVERLY (1986) Associate Professor of Mathematics and Physics B.S., Lincoln Memorial University; M.S., Ph.D., University of Virginia. ZELDA GAMBRELL OATES (1962) Associate Professor of Education A.B., Erskine College; M.A., Furman University. Education 39 40 History History The History and Government Department welcomed a newcomer, Dr. Hunt Tooley, who kept history students hopping in his Recent European class. Old hands at keeping Erskine students busy, Dr. Gettys directed a class on the Civil War while Dr. Nancy Erickson lectured on the socio-economic and political aspects of modern Russia. The department is characterized by a close relationship between the professors and students as evidenced by some of its activities. Under the History Department, Phi Alpha Theta was also active in bringing History majors and minors together with their annual History Bowl for area high schools. The department sponsored its annual fall and spring picnics for students of History. JAMES WYLIE GETTYS, JR. (1965) Professor of History A.B., Erskine College; M.A., Ph.D., University of South Carolina. NANCY LOU DAWSON ERICKSON (1974) Professor of History B.S., Kent State University; A.M., University of Illinois; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. t (middle right) WILLIAM HENRY FRAZER KUYKENDALL (1963) Professor of History A.B., Davidson College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. ‘ i TERRY HUNT TOOLEY (1987) Assistant Professor of History B.A., M.A., Texas A M University; Ph.D., University of Virginia. PONY EXPR a r] toni ee! bares cori, sana TELEGRA! MARGARET VIRGINIA CUBINE (1961) Professor of Bible A.B., LaGrange College; M.A., University of North Carolina; B.D., Garrett Biblical Institute; M.A., Ph.D., Northwestern University. BENJAMIN WIRT FARLEY (1974) Professor of Bible, Religion, and Philosophy B.A., Davidson College; B.D., Th.M., Ph.D., Union Theological Seminary (Va.). Bible, Religion and Philosophy Whether working on a Bible and Religion major or Philosophy minor or just completing general curriculum requirements, students labored under the supervision of Dr. Benjamin Farley, Dr. Margaret Cubine, Dr. Hans. Engler, and Professor Donald Bowling. In the words of Dr. Farley, students undertook the study of the Bible ‘‘in light of modern research, searching for ways to support faith in God, and ... the meaning of ethics.” With a little hard work and Divine Inspiration, these students made it through courses such as Advanced New Testament, Youth Ministry, Basic Christian Beliefs, and Ethics. HANS GERHARD ENGLER (1967) Professor of Bible and Religion Th.M., Th.D., Union Theological Seminary (Va.); M.A., Doctoral Candidate, University of North Carolina. (not pictured) DONALD LEE BOWLING (1987) Assistant Professor of Christian Education A.B., Presbyterian College; M.A., Presbyterian School of Christian Education; M.Div., Columbia Theological Seminary. Bible and Religion 41 Chemistry and Physics Atomic theory and structure, chemical formulas and equations, and the Periodic Chart became familiar additions to the vocabulary of Chemistry majors. Organic Chemistry was a popular course for the hard core chemistry student. Majors worked under the direction of professors Thomas, Beverly, Hanna, and Lowry. Physics also provided a challenge. General Physics covered such topics as kinetics, magnetism, and wave motion. Physics majors endured 28 hours of courses under the patient supervision of their mentor, Dr. Junkin. r Labs were an important feature in these two sciences. They provided students with the opportunity to see concepts in action. HOWARD EDWARD THOMAS (1976) Professor of Chemistry B.Sc., Ph.D., University of Bristol, England. Pe Ae Coe WILLIAM BENNET BEVERLY (1986) Associate Professor of Mathematics and Physics WILLIAM FRANCIS JUNKIN, III (1974) B.S., Lincoln Memorial University; M.S., Ph.D., University of Virgi Professor of Physics and Mathematics B.A., King College; Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology. JAMES MYRON HANNA (1986) Assistant Professor of Chemistry BRIGHT ANDERSON LOWRY, III (1974) B.S., Clemson University; Ph.D., University of California, San Diego. Professor of Chemistry B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Ph.D., University of Chicago. 42 Chemistry and Physics Biology For an unsuspecting freshman, laboratory work that lasted for three hours came as a shock to the system. Most overcame the initial shock, however, and got down to the business of learning. Under the direction of Mrs. Haldeman, Dr. Facey, and Dr. Gowan, students studied principles of human physiology, genetics, behavior, and ecology. Sophomores got a semester’s worth of information on Mendel and his studies in genetics. Molecular Biology and Cellular Physiology was the ultimate trial for the Biology major. Juniors taking ecology enjoyed a field trip to Charleston where they caught and ate their own shrimp. At the end of their years of study at Erskine, students made their first attempt to research a biological concept in their senior seminar. JANICE HAMILTON HALDEMAN (1967) Associate Professor of Biology B.S., Rollins College; M.A., George Peabody College of Vanderbilt University; Doctoral Candidate, Clemson University. THOMAS DAVID GOWAN (1987) Assistant Professor of Biology B.S., Georgia Southwestern College; M.S., Georgia Southern College; Ph.D., University of Florida. {middle left) DOUGLAS EDWARD FACEY (1987) Assistant Professor of Biology B.S., University of Maine; M.S., University of Vermont; Ph.D., University of Georgia. Peter Rambo and Michelle Adamson work through the afternoon hours in lab. Biology 43 Foreign Language The Foreign Language Department welcomed a new face, Dr. Chad Helms, among their ranks. 1987 also saw the return of Dr. Betty Berrios. Students seeking a Bachelor of Arts degree completed four semesters of a foreign language. Bachelor of Science candidates could also choose ¢ foreign language to complete their general curriculum requirements. Language majors went beyond the basics as they studied composition and literature in French, Spanish and German. LEE BURMAN GARCIA (1986) Associate Professor of Modern Languages B.A., Furman University; M.A., Ph.D., University of Tennessee. HANS GERHARD ENGLER (1967) Professor of German Th.M., Th.D., Union Theological Seminary (Va.); M.A., Doctoral Candidate, University of North Carolina. CHAD WILSON HELMS (1987) Assistant Professor of Modern Languages B.A., College of Charleston; M.A., University of South Carolina; Ph.D., University of Virginia. 44 Foreign Language Psychology and Sociology Under professors Showalter, Gorry, Norrell, and Piercy, students were introduced to such varied topics as perception, thinking, motivation, and social factors involved in psychology. The department offered General Psychology or Sociology to fulfill the general curriculum requirement. Group Processes proved a popular course in which students learned about themselves and others through small group interactions. The Human Sxuality class was also a popular course although some students were disappointed to find out there really were no labs. “Besides academic theories and scholarly facts, our graduates learned much about interacting and communicating with people and with families, the influence of society on the individual, and research methods used in sociology,” according to Dr. Norrell. ay SS JOHN ROGER SHOWALTER (1974) JOANNA ELIZABETH MILLER NORRELL (1985) Professor of Psychology Assistant Professor of Sociology and Psychology B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute; M.S., Ph.D., Purdue University. _B.A., Furman University; M.S. Winthrop College; Ph.D., University of Georgia. THOMAS HENRY GORRY (1983) r Professor of Psychelogy (not pictured) B.A., M.A., City College of New York; Ph.D., Purdue University. KATHLEEN WALSH PIERCY (1985) Assistant Professor of Social Work B.A., St. Louis University; M.S.W., Tulane University. Psychology and Sociology 45 Physical Education Dr. Stille, Dr. Alston, Dr. Andrews and Coach Powers introduced Physical Education majors to a variety of subjects. Students worked on techniques and skills to teach and officiate such team sports as soccer, speedball, and flag football. Gymnastics proved an interesting course as majors went through the rigors of calisthenics, tumbling, and pyramid building. Those not majoring in Physical Education were still required to take four semesters of a physical activity. Students could be seen learning to swing a golf club, to dodge a racquetball, or to keep up with Sally Creel in her aerobics class. WILLIAM GIDEON ALSTON (1987) Associate Professor of Physical Education and Health B.S., Atlantic Christian College; B.S., University of North Carolina at Wilmington; M.A.T., Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. HARRY CARL STILLE, JR. (1957) Professor of Physical Education and Health A.B., M.A., University of Kentucky; Ed.D., University of Alabama. (middle right) STANLEY COOPER ANDREWS (1987) Associate Professor of Physical Education and Health B.S., M.Ed., Mississippi State University; Ed.D., University of Mississippi. JOHNNY DON POWERS (1984) Instructor in Physical Education and Science Basketball and Golf Coach B.S., Appalachian State University, M.S. Candidate, University of South Carolina. 46 Physical Education Military Science The Department of Military Science, under the direction of Capt. Pierce and Sgt. Ortiz, provided students with opportunities for challenge and excitement. Courses on basic and advanced levels offered instruction in such areas as military justice, war tactics, and first aid. Fall and spring rappelling trips and the SCUBA and backpacking interim course gave all students a chance to take advantage of programs offered by the department. In its attempt to prepare students for the future, the program emphasized the development of leadership skills. According to Lisa Maly, a senior in the ROTC program, “You do a lot of things you never thought you could do—or never thought of doing.” Art WALTER E. PIERCE, III (1985) Assistant Professor of Military Science MARGARET WELBORN ADAMS (1987) B.S., The Citadel; Captain, U.S. Army. Assistant Professor of Art B.A., Wesleyan College; M.A., University of Georgia. JUAN ORTIZ, JR. (1986) Senior Drill Instructor (not pictured) Sargeant First Class, U.S. Army. BARBARA MICKELSEN ERVIN (1983, 1986) Instructor in Art B.A., M.A., University of South Carolina. Military Science Art 47 48 Staff JOHN G. BRAWLEY, JR. Associate Dean and Director of the Interim A.B., Erskine College; M.M., Indiana University; Ph.D., Yale University. J. PAUL BELL Director of Admissions A.B., Erskine College. LUCY ANNE MCCLUER L. CHARLENE HAYNES rskine College Registrar Secretary, Academic Office B.M., Lindenwood College; M.M., W. RICKY WRIGHT a Indiana University. PENELOPE J. THOMAS Associate Director of Admissions Director of Academic Counseling Services B.S., Erskine College. .A.M.M., Bristol, England. JAMES W. GETTYS, JR. N.A.M.M., Bristol, Eng Director of Institutional Research ROBYN L. ROPER i A.B., Erskine College; M.A., Ph.D., JEAN B. JACKSON Assistant Director of Admissions University of South Carolina. Secretary, Academic Office B.S., Erskine College. Lee gets S209 oe gece WILLIAM 8S. HALL ROSA LILLIAN HUFFMAN ' Comptroller Admissions Counselor sa B.S., Erskine College; M.B.A., Winthrop A.B., Erskine College. KATHY HAWTHORNE College; Certified Public Accountant. Secretary Computer Operator, Admissions Office W. FRANKLIN MITCHELL, JR. Director of Computer Services ALEXANDER ORR V Admissions Counselor DOROTHY J. CARTER ‘ B.S., Erskine College. Director of Financial Aid tec as aaa rail KATHY DORR JUDY B. SMITH ie ’ MARTHA M. Admissions Counselor Secretary, Financial Aid Office Cashier Ene B.A., Grove City College. Staff 4 9 50 Staff BRETT TEACH Women’s Soccer Coach B.A., King College. ELMER M. GOLEY Women’s Basketball Coach B.S., Erskine College; M.Ed., Winthrop College. JAMES M. BELL Chaplain A.B., Erskine College; M. Div., Erskine Theological Seminary; D.D., Erskine College. H. VARDON COX Director of Student Center A.B., Erskine College. ELIZABETH HAWTHORNE Secretary to the Director of the Student Center B.S., Erskine College. SARAH M. CLARK Bookkeeper JUDITH A. BURTS Administrative Assistant, President's Office LUCILLE H. LATIMER Administ rative Assistant, Alumni Office BOBBIE S. GORDON Belk Hall Supply Clerk R. MONTY WOOLEY Director of Alumni Affairs A.B., Erskine College. ANN HAWTHORNE Secretary, Alumni Office CAROL H. MATTISON Secretary, Business Office SUSAN M. FLEMING Supervisor, Permit Mailing GAIL GAMBRELL Secretary, Development Office RICHARD H. HALDEMAN Director of Media Relations and Publications B.A., Rollins College; M.A., George Peabody College. MARGARET G. JUNKIN Dean of Students B.A., King College. SANDRA R. HAGAN Secretary, Student Services Office P. MARK WILSON Assistant Director of Media Relations, Director of Sports Information B.S., Erskine College. Staff 51 Infirmary: Reba Stille (nurse), Linda Kwon (student worker), Robert S. Clarke (college physician). ‘ti Maintenance: Jack Downs, James Aiken, James Belcher, Ruby Robinson, Joyce Campbell, Mary Latimer, A.T. McCombs, Robby Bell; row 2: Ray Aiken, Gene McKenzie, Robert Stone, Charles Aiken, Alfred Jones, Margaret Valentine, Reynolds Valentine, Gladys Aiken, Jimmy Mays, Chris Franks, Johnny Davis. Library: Roxanne Spencer, Helen Hall, Alice Haddon, Deborah Arrowood, John Wilde, Edith Brawley. 52 Staff Infirmary assistants: Marc and Norma McDowell. Student Life Council: Suzanne Brawley, Gerald Ellis, Tammy McCutcheon; row 2: Jay West, Bill Lesesne, Rachel Locker, Beth Elledge, Elaina Hinkle, Jill Zeman, Mildred Vaughn, Laura Keisler, Crystal McLaughlin, Mary Weems, Peggy Junkin; row 3: David Coyne, John Adams, John Foote, Butch Morris, George Bullock, Fran Miller, Van Bowers, Mike Fogarty, Skip Goley, Brian Haynes, Weyling White, Richard Porcher. Canteen: Geneva Young. Staff 53 Erskine Theologica seminary The Erskine Theological Seminary strived to include not only its students but also the college students in its activities. With an increase in students and a wide variety of programs offered, the seminary tried to gear activities to its many different students. ‘‘We take pride in the fact that although we are an A.R.P. seminary, there is a great diversity in the student body,” said seminary student body president David Walkup. The seminary included many college organizations, such as A.R.P. Student Union and Campus Ministries, in events like the Christmas Gala. Also, it invited special guests to speak on a variety of topics from speech to church growth. j JOHN L. CARSON A.B., Erskine College; M. Div., Reformed Theological Seminary; Ph.D. Candidate, University of Aberdeen. g Z g 4 cA x Z zg s ROBERT GeHALL DAVID W. VAN GELDER Associate Professor of Preaching and Worship Associate Professor of Pastoral Care and Counseling B.A., Presbyterian College; B.D., Union Theological Seminary (VA); A.B., Calvin College; M. Div., Th.M., Calvin Theological Seminary; Ph.D., University of Edinburgh. Ph.D., Claremont School of Theology. 54 Seminary RAY AIKEN KING Associate Professor of Church History A.B., Erskine College; B.D., Erskine Theological Seminary: Th. M., Austin Presbyterian Seminary; Graduate Study, University of Edinburgh; Doctoral Candidate, Candler School of Theology, Emory: University. WILLIAM HENRY FRAZER KUYKENDALL Professor of Old Testament A.B., Davidson College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University; Graduate Study, Union Theological Seminary (VA). ass MERWYN S. JOHNSON Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology B.A., University of Virginia; B.D. and Th.M., Union Theological Seminary (VA); D. Theol., University of Basel. JOHN M. BLUMENSTEIN Assistant Professor of New Testament A.B., University of North Carolina; M.Div., Erskine Theological Seminary; Ph.D. Candidate, Union Theological Seminary (VA). Seminary 55 Seniors Seniors: Athon Arant, Sammy Jackson, Richard Burton, Hal White, Delores Henderson, Steven Stone, David Walkup, Charles Fuller; row 2: Jeff Kindle, Jim Osteen, Forest Mixon, Steven Clyborne, Mike Perry, Alex Miller. Middlers Middlers: Steve Patterson, Don Fairbairn, Randy Greene, Billie Scruggs, Tim Williamson; row 2: Delcinia Jamison, Eddie Spencer, Kevin Cooley, Steve Reynolds, Donnie Bowker, Samuel Neely, Peter Waid; row 3: Jim Still, Phillip Washington, Martin De Jong, Jim Loughner, Court Fisher, Truett Leveritt, Neely Gaston, Marc McDowell, John Dorr, Samuel Sparks. 56 Seminary i. ¥ ’ Juniors Juniors: Andrew Basham, James Cokley, Robby DeWitt, Holly Hughes; row 2: Barry Sanders, Shirley Rogers, Tim Farmer, James Hering; row 3: Carl Geisik, Eddie Howard, Ron Layne, Mark Tankersley, Trey Kuhne, Fred Armfield, Wade Everett, Webb Belangia, Mike Watson. Spee adrienne cemben Eddie Spencer heads for his next class. SRRY B. MARTIN stary to the Dean Seminary 57 58 Vice Presidents W.W. LESESNE Vice President for Student Affairs and Athletics A.B., Erskine College; M.Ed., Clemson University. LEE W. LOGAN Vice President for Development B.S., Erskine College; M.Ed., University of Georgia. JIMMY ALDON KNIGHT Vice President and Dean of the College A.B., Erskine College; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. RANDALL T. RUBLE Vice President and Dean, Erskine Theological Seminary A.B., Erskine College; B.D., Erskine Theological Seminary; Th.M., Princeton Theological Seminary; Ph.D., University of Edinburgh, Scotland. CHARLES H. CARLISLE Vice President for Business and Finance B.S., Newberry College; M.A., University of South Carolina; L.L.D., Newberry College. President WILLIAM BRUCE EZELL, JR. B.S., Lander College; M.S., Ph.D., Clemson University. President 59 60 Class Divider ail Class Divider 61 Amanda Elaine Adams Pickens, South Carolina BS Physical Education John William Adams Laurens, South Carolina BS Business Administration David Pruitt Agnew Anderson, South Carolina AB English, AB History Dirk Michael Armstrong St. Petersburg, Florida BS Biology Jan Denean Banister Belton, South Carolina BS Behavioral Science Paula Marie Bigby Honea Path, South Carolina BS Elementary Education 62 Seniors igh aeepasror esc, on iion 1 ED st Tonic maar is f BeOS AM Matin reads See ii iti 8 i a iiiesuradition Lives On... Class of 1088 Amanda Ann Blair Anderson, South Carolina AB Christian Education Mary Elizabeth Boggs Anderson, South Carolina BS Early Childhood Education Carl Van Bowers Travelers Rest, South Carolina BS Physical Education Melissa Jane Brandon Gastonia, North Carolina BS Physical Education Seniors 63 64 Seniors Mary Suzanne Brawley Gastonia, North Carolina AB Psychology Christinia Lynn Brock Belton, South Carolina AB Psychology David McDonald Broshar Atlanta, Georgia AB English Donna Sue Brown Iva, South Carolina BS Elementary Education Sara Lee Brown Anderson, South Carolina AB English George Burns Bullock Marion, South Carolina BS Biology Emma Beth Burdette Elizabeth Ann Burke Mark Robert Burton Wyndell Andrew Byrc Belton, South Carolina Gray Court, South Carolina Summerville, South Carolina Belton, South Carolina BS Early Childhood Education AB Psychology BS Physical Education AB Psychology Myra Ann Cabe Abbeville, South Carolina BS Early Childhood Education Shirl Denise Carter Dillon, South Carolina BS Physical Education Debbie Lynn Cartledge Abbeville, South Carolina AB English Anna Frances Christmas Anderson, South Carolina BS Early Childhood Education Curtis Wade Collins Sumter, South Carolina AB Behaviorial Science Mark David Corbitt Greenville, South Carolina BS Business Administration Sheryl Cowan Sally Burke Creel Joy Denise Crenshaw Heather Elizabeth | Due West, South Carolina Doraville, Georgia Greenville, South Carolina Crowley | AB Behavioral Science AB History BS Early Childhood Education Kings Mountain, North Carolina AB English Seniors 65 Elizabeth Irene Culbertson Laurens, South Carolina AB Chemistry Reba Nannette Culbertson Pelzer, South Carolina AB Behavioral Science Andrew Bailey Dabney, III Ft. Mill, South Carolina AB English Monica Denise Davis Honea Path, South Carolina BS Physical Education Jack Randolph Eades Doraville, Georgia AB History Marcy Lynne Evans Orangeburg, South Carolina AB English — Michael Gerald Fogarty Howell, New Jersey Vivian Sharp GayLord Sandy Springs, South Carolina John Hemenway Foote Atlanta, Georgia Tammy Ruth Garrett Laurens, South Carolina BS Business Administration 6 6 Seniors BS Physical Education AB English, AB History Polly Anne Hellams Juntain Inn, South Carolina AB English Lori Laine George Piedmont, South Carolina AB History Adrienne Marie Graham Columbia, South Carolina AB Behavioral Science Susan Lee Hallman Rock Hill, South Carolina BS Early Childhood Education Nancy Irene Hamilton Easley, South Carolina AB English Donald Wilson Harper Rock Hill, South Carolina BS Chemistry Styleen Hasbrouck Anderson, South Carolina AB Behavioral Science Collins Alexander Spivey Hood Myrtle Beach, South Carolina BS Business A dministration Elaina Beth Hinkle Kathy Anita Dickerson Covington, Virginia Hipp AB Mathematics Anderson, South Carolina AB Biology Seniors 67 Senior Class Officers: Jackie Jordan, Secretary Treasurer; Adrienne Graham, Vice-President; Jeff Land, President. Donna Jo Hughes Laurens, South Carolina AB Mathematics Crystal Michelle Isgett Clinton, South Carolina AB Behavioral Science Tripp Jackson Myrtle Beach, South Carolina BS Early Childhood Education Barry Scott Jones Sara Jacquelyn Jordan Laura Annette Keisler Gina Dawn King | Easley, South Carolina Rock Hill, South Carolina Lexington, South Carolina Covington, Virginia | BS Physical Education BS Early Childhood Education AB English BS Early Childhood Educatio! | 68 Seniors Ray Aiken King Due West, South Carolina BS Social Services Jeffrey Tyrus Land Pendleton, South Carolina AB English, AB History Melissa Ann Langford Ruskin, Florida AB Behavioral Science Philip John Lord Summerville, South Carolina AB English Teresa Lynn Loveland Gray Court, South Carolina AB Psychology Lisa Hannah Maly Columbia, South Carolina BS Physical Education Andrew Duncan McCullough |{t. Pleasant, South Carolina ; AB History Jacqueline Tammy Elizabeth Lynn Crystal Yvonne McCutcheon McKinney McLaughlin North Charleston, South Anderson, South Carolina Charlotte, North Carolina Carolina BS Biology AB Behavioral Science BS Elementary Education Seniors 69 Peter Alan Meunier Greenville, South Carolina AB History Susan Louise Milford Abbeville, South Carolina BS Early Childhood Education Frances Arant Miller Winnsboro, South Carolina BS Elementary Education Mark Byron Minor Decatur, Georgia BS Business Administration Paula Morrison Moore Farmville, Virginia AB History Daniel Holbet Myers , Conyers, Georgia AB History Tracy Renee Newton Melanie Jean Oates Mary Lee Owens Er ic John Pederson Columbia, South Carolina Pottsville, Arkansas Barnwell, South Carolina Seymour, Connecticut AB Behavioral Science BS Business Administration AB Biology BS Physical Education 70 Seniors Anthony Shane Phillips Williamston, South Carolina BS Physical Education Patricia Ann Pierce Due West, South Carolina AB English Richard Earl Porcher Rembert, South Carolina BS Business Administration Kelly Lynn Rice Marion, South Carolina AB Behavioral Science David Thomas Richie Anderson, South Carolina BS Business Administration Elizabeth Ann Rogers Charlotte, North Carolina BS Business Admin. AB Psychology Scott Martin Rover Kristy Rene Saxon Marcus Aurelind Scott Perita La’Nell Shumate Jackson, New Jersey Fountain Inn, South Carolina Anderson, South Carolina Piedmont, South Carolina 3S Business Administration BS Chemistry AB Behavioral Science BS Business Administration Seniors 71 Ashley Alexander Smith Williamston, South Carolina AB Behavioral Science Guy Hudson Smith, III Lancaster, South Carolina BS Business Administration Robin Lynn Smith Myrtle Beach, South Carolina AB Chemistry Sophie Elizabeth Snoddy Greenwood, South Carolina BS Early Childhood Education Fronde Davis Stille Due West, South Carolina AB Behavioral Science Gregory Michael Stone ; Miami, Florida BS Physical Education a ip y” sf ‘ Sonya Lynn Strickland Piedmont, South Carolina BS Business Admin. AB Behavioral Science 72 Seniors Richard Timothy Swafford Simpsonville, South Carolina AB Psychology Tyree Lee Todd Greenville, South Carolina BS Early Childhood Education — Bruce Edward Thompson Pawnee, Illinois AB History Astrid Unland Towson, Maryland AB Behavioral Science Anna Walters Anderson, South Carolina BS Elementary Education Sheila Elizabeth Watford Andrews, South Carolina BS Physical Education Mitzi Ann Watson Anderson, South Carolina BS Business Administration John Christopher Wells Pickens, South Carolina BS Business Administration William Howard Wheeler Stone Mountain, Georgia AB Mathematics A Weyling Heath White John Timothy Wooten Cory Parrish Young Jill Renee Zeman Ahoskie, North Carolina Greenville, South Carolina Athens, Georgia Spartanburg, South Carolina _| BS Business Administration AB History BS Physical Education AB English Seniors 73 We Are Tradition The 150th Class Anne Adams Evelyn Albertson Murray Allen Mary Beth Arant Beverly Beard Russel Balchin Aileene Bell Mike Bitzer Gena Boggs Greg Blair Tena Boles Susie Bolt 74 Juniors Clases of 1989 Renea Bradberry Jeff Bramblett Jenni Brice Marty Brown Patricia Brown Marie Candler Robin Coffey Sherri Cole Tim Collins Jeff Craft Jamie Craigie Jimmy Daniels Kim Diver Paula Durham Bob Elliott Gerald Ellis Pierette Gibert Robbie Glenn Lewis Goldbourne Tammy Jo Hill Juniors 75 Junior Class Officers: Carol Linderman, Secretary Treasurer; Bob Elliott, President; Susan Humphreys, Vice President. “As members of Erskine’s 150th graduating class, we are living testimony that her ideas and tradition can withstand the test of time.” Bob Elliott Melanie Holt Paula Howker Susan Humphreys Lanette Hunter Ricky Jackson Sherry Johnson Teresa Johnson Angie Jones Kristi Kay Kim Kellison Margaret Kenny Lisa King 76 Juniors Carol Linderman Rachel Locker Wes McAllister Allen McCarley Beth McCarter Sherri McCoy Jon McDowell Ginger McElmurray Margaret McGill Ronald Mattox Pam Melton Anna Miller Eric Moore Kim Moore Butch Morris Elizabeth Oates Jeff Osborne Diana Palecek Julie Patterson Lynn Perry Juniors 77 On her way to class one morning, Patricia Brown finds her car has been the target of the late night mischief of Mike Bitzer, Bob Elliott, and Lynn Perry. Lana Phillips Mickie Phillips Mandy Pitts Karen Pritchard Steve Pruitt Angela Quarles Peter Rambo Scott Redeker Tamara Rellis Lynn Rosser Monica Rowland David Shannon 78 Juniors Todd Stewart Chip Sherer Linda Sherer Mary Lynn Smith Kent Stone Crystal Swann Ha rrison Tucker Mary Weems Marsha Tumblin Stacy Williams Jamie White Bobbi Wood Ronald Wood Keeping up with their winning tradition, the junior class once again took top honors in the float contest during the Homecoming festivities. Carrying the junior class banner are Lynn Rosser, Mike Bitzer, Carol Linderman, and Mickie Phillips. Juniors 79 80 Sophomores The Tradition Continues... Class of 1990 Joey Anthony John Anthony Lee Atkinson John Ayers Christa Barton Missie Beardsley Jamie Beasley Lori Bigby Bryan Burnett Joey Burrows Angela Burton Shuler Burton Tessa Butler Nancy Butts Lisa Carroll Leianne Clements Kim Cook James Daniels George Deitz Claire Donnelly Millie Elledge Derek Ellington Dan Frye Matt Fulton Mike Garofalo Larry Gooch Phillip Haddox Allen Hancock Lisa Harrigan Lara Hegler Wendy Herrmann Kelli Holland Sophomores 81 “Tradition at Erskine is the friendly atmosphere and excellent reputation set by the people there before you, and doing your part to make sure it is carried on to the people here after you.” Allen Hancock aeSe eee ee Sophomore Class Officers: Aldon Knight, Vice President; Allen Hancock, President; Gaye Sprott, Secretary Treasurer. Patricia Holloman Mary James Wendy Janda Kelly Jewett Chris Jones Lewis Jones Rhonda Kay Paige King Aldon Knight Bobby Laemmel Jamie Lewis Kari Line 82 Sophomores David Lucido Jerry McClung Lisa McWatters Lisa Mallory Elizabeth Martin Mike Martin Amy Merrill Cindy Milford Donna Miller Karrie Miller Robby Molony Stacye Moore Gail Mullen J.R. Nocera Bryan O'Dell Elizabeth Patrick Andrea Penland Garth Pollonais Chris Pugh Philip Rembert Sophomores 83 “Tradition at Erskine College is a time for experiencing the old and creating the new.” Stacy Walker Tom Turpin and Christine Willingham enjoy visitation privileges on a Sunday afternoon. Chris Terry LaTrell Stroupe Gaye Sprott Suzanne Smith Sharon Smith Janice Self Mark Segee Michelle Sanders Jessica Rudd Nancy Roper Kani Robinson Robin Roberts 84 Sophomores ees —_—— al il al — — nl —_— nl ll al eel mel een —_—— eel eT CAA, | esieeeaieeeanaemmmeneeD See connnemeeaenieeeneeeememmememmmnametiel rrr errr RR ee ema renner « | 1G Catherine Tillman Gina Timmerman Tom Turpin Dana Uldrick Stacy Walker Kathryn Whitmire Carla Wilson Gina Wilson Libby Wilson Allen Hancock flies aboard the sophomore class biplane piloted by Aldon Knight. With this outstanding float, the sophomores placed second in the Homecoming Parade. isandsencsemrrntea | seperate eneaL OEE Sophomores 85 Scott Adams David Allison James Anderson Lucy Andrews Christie Bankes Robby Bartless James Bowman Jonathan Breazeale Kevin Brock Kay Bullock Kevin Burrell Stan Butler Bruce Cannada Kim Chamberlain Kimberly Chinn Marite Clifford Andrea Cohenour Cynthia Collins Julie Cooper Amy Cunningham 86 r| The Tradition is just beginning. Anne Forrest Curran Matthew Curry Joy Dean Carla Dickson Mindy Douglas Chris Drose Lee Duffy Emily Eich Kim Eller David Evatt Nancy Ezell Loretta Ferguson 87 Freshman Class Officers: Susan Morris, Vice President; Darryl Pierce, President; Vicki Weir, Secretary Treasurer. Elena Furnari John Gettys Edward Gibson Todd Harms Anna Hayes Mark Hester Jill Hopkins Skip Hopkins Phillip Hopper Jeri Houston Scott Hudson Stephanie Jenkins Karen Johnson Andrea Jones Jenni Jones Janna Justice Evie Kalisky Jason Karp Linda Kwon Catherine Lee Gene Lesley Kevin Lewis Susan Lewis Susan Linderman Jane Love Martha Love Tony McKie Tracy Magnus Travis Mauldin Wayne Miles Ben Miller Kim Miller 89 90 Christy Moore C.B. Moore Susan Morris Billy Moultrie Lauren Mullinax Talithia Norman Brent Pack Candace Parker Joseph Payton Wendy Pigate Lisa Prince David Pritt Jennifer Ramsey Jennifer Ray Michelle Richie Stephanie Richie Kelly Rogers Jenifer Roney Carolyn Senn Traci Simmons Steph Smellie Jarrell Smith Vangie Smith Kim Taylor Greg Thompson Alice Tobias Susan Tribble Jane Tucker Pablo Unda Katy Underwood Lee Viall Anjeanette Warr Lisette Weathersbee Vicki Weir John White Ann Woodson Donnie Wooten 91 Sports Divider 93 Bump, Set, Spike The 1987 volleyball team was led by first-year coach Gid Alston, who led the team to a 23-22 record. This record gave the team an eighth place finish in NAIA District Six. The team captains were seniors Dee Davis and Tammy Garrett and junior Mickie Phillips. Other seniors are Shirl Carter and Tracy Newton. The season was highlighted by a second place finish in the Lady Terrier Invitational and a second place finish in the Wofford Invitational. Tracy Newton and Mickie Phillips were selected to the All-Star team and played in the first All-Star game where the North beat the South. Tracy Newton was also named to All-District. Junior Ginger McElmurray anticipates the return after she serves. The team pauses for a pre-game pep talk and a prayer before the match against Presbyterian College. 94 Volleyball Senior Tracy Newton recovers from a dig and waits for the referee’s call on her return in the match against Wofford. as Above: As her teammates back her up, Tracy Newton spikes the ball to score against PC. Left: Before serving to the opposing team, Tracy Newton concentrates on a powerful overhead smash. Volleyball 95 EC players Mickie Phillips, Dee Davis, Tracy Newton, and Tammy Garrett yell encouragement to their teammates as they await the serve of the Coker opponents. Above: Senior Tammy Garrett and junior Marsha Tumblin come down from a block against a Converse spike. Right: Junior Marsha Tumblin spikes the ball into the PC court as Mickie Phillips covers behind the spike. 96 Volleyball rskine Soccer: A Winning Tradition Although the men’s soccer team failed to return to the NAIA National Tournament, the team posted a 10-8-3 record under new coach Ricky Wright, a former Erskine player himself. High points of the season included a 1-0 victory over Lander and a 3-2 win over College of Charleston, coached by former Fleet mentor Ralph Lundy. Erskine led UNC 1-0 until the final minutes of the game before losing 3-1. The Fleet defeated PC 6-1 in the first round of the district play-offs before falling to USC-S. The Fleet added two freshmen starters, sweeper back Semming Austin and midfielder Eugene Jackson. Other freshmen include Russ Riley and Thomas Faulds. Al]- American strikers Brian Haynes and Garth Pollonais again had brilliant seasons. Haynes was selected first team All- American. Senior Lewis Goldbourne was excellent defenisvely and contributed four goals and two assists. Midfielder Ricky Jackson had an impressive eight goals and give assists. Junior Greg Blair had three goals and four assists, and Eugene Jackson had one goal and three assists. Sophomore Joey Basso stepped into the starting goalkeeper position and contributed several fine performances. Senior Greg Stone joined Robby Molony and Gerald Ellis to complete the corps of backs in front of Basso. Sophomore Chris Pugh races a Carolina defender to get control of the ball. ue All-American Brian Haynes dashes toward the goal asa Carolina player chases in hot pursuit. sf er cheerleaders: Julie Cooper, Kay Bullock, Jill Elliotte. Row 2: Jennifer R@ sey, Heather Crowley, Leianne Clemments. Men’s Soccer 97 Sophomore Robbie Malone concentrates on catching a pass before heading down field in the game against Rollins. The Fleet is led by coach Ricky Wright, co-captains Brian Haynes and Greg Stone, and assistant coach Alex Orr. Junior Gerald Ellis dribbles down field in In the first half of the Carolina game senior captain Greg Stone stretches out to steal the the benefit game against PC. ball. 98 Men's Soccer 1987 Soccer team: Coaches Ricky Wright and Alex Orr. Row 2: Garth Pollonais, Greg Stone, Brian Haynes. Row 3: Jack Eades, Lewis Goldbourne, Robbie Malone. Row 4: Joey Basso, Greg Blair, David Lucido. Row 5: Eugene Jackson, Gerald Ellis, Ricky Jackson. Row 6: Russell Riley, Chris Pugh, Semming Austin. Row 7: Thomas Faulds, Damon Daniels, Trey Smith. te is st oa At the Lander game Garth Pollonais searches for a free man before making an inbounds pass. shman Semming Austin pursues a Carolina player in the first half of the USC game. Men's Soccer 99 Erskine Hosts National Tournament In a landmark season, the 1987 women’s soccer team pet. finished second in the nation in the NAIA, the highest 3 national finish ever attained by an Erskine team. The Lady Fleet was host for the first national tournament ever held at Erskine and was winner in one of the most exciting games ever played at the college. Erskine defeated the University of Puget Sound in the opening round of the Women’s Championships, winning the 90-minute game and four 10-minute overtimes. Paula Howker hit the winning penalty kick. Although the tired Lady Fleet dropped a 1-0 decision to Berry College for the national title, the game was not decided until Erskine missed a shot in the last ten seconds of the game. The loss closed a 14-5-1 season in which Erskine was ranked in the national top 10 all year. High mark of the season was a 1-0 win over Elon, who eliminated Erskine from the play-offs last season. Two Erskine players, sweeper Karrie Miller and striker Jeri Houston, made All-East. Five players made All- National Tournament: Karrie Miller, Jeri Houston, Paula Howker, Perita Shumate, and Kathryn Whitmire, who was named Most Valuable Defensive Player in the tournament. Leading scorers for the second straight season were Stacye Moore, with 15 goals and 8 assists, and Jeri Houston, with 13 goals and 6 assists. Paula Howker had 18 assists. Other members of the team included Mary Weems, Melissa Brandon, Melissa Langford, Lisa Maly, Colleen Tagner, Michelle Adamson, Anne Forrest Curran, Evie Kalisky, Kim Taylor, Stephanie Jenkins, and Tracy Magnus. Coach Brett Teach displays the NAIA Runner-up Trophy after the finals of the National . Championship. ta Se “iol Lady Fleet Soccer Team: Michelle Adamson, Colleen Tagner, Melissa Brandon, Melissa Langford, Lisa Maly, Perita Shumate, Jeri Houston, Mary Weems Row 2: Anne Forrest Curran, Stephanie Jenkins, Kathryn Whitmire, Tracy Magnus, Stacye Moore, Evie Kalisky, Jessica Rudd, Karrie Miller, Paula Howker. 100 Women’s Soccer Sophomore Kathryn Whitmire receives the tournament award of Best Defensive Player after playing fantastic games against Puget Sound and Berry College. Below left: In the first half of the National Finals, the Erskine defense blocks a corner kick. During the regular season game against Berry College, midfielder Paula Howker and striker Kim Taylor set up a breakaway in order to increase their one point lead. The Erskine fans spend an exciting Saturday afternoon rooting for the host team of the National Championship Tournament. Women's Soccer 101 Right: Co-captains Melissa Langford, Mary Weems and Paula Howker pose with President Ezell at the banquet honoring the finalists of the National Tournament. The team pauses to pray before taking the field against Berry College in the NAIA National Tournament. Junior Paula Howker receives an All-Tournament Award after the National Finals Game. Freshman Anne Forrest Curran defends the goal as Perita Shumate heads the ball in an effort to keep the ball from the Berry opponents. 102 Women’s Soccer Flying High with Men’s Basketball The Erskine Men’s Basketball team under the guidance of Coach John Powers accumulated a winning record early in the season. The Fleet won their season opener against Piedmont, the Homecoming game in which Erskine scored over 100 points. Also, the team had strong showings against three Division One schools: Davidson, Furman, and East Tennessee State University. Over Christmas break the Fleet finished third in the fourth annual Catawba Tournament. With the entire 1986-87 squad returning for the season, experience was the key for the Fleet. The veteran squad included six seniors: co-captains Curt Collins and Weyling White, forwards Marcus Scott, Richard Porcher, and Mike Fogarty, and post Chris Wells. These seniors saw much playing time, four as starters. The remaining starter was junior forward Chip Sherer, a pure shooter. During the second half of the Homecoming game, a contest in which the Fleet scored over one hundred points, senior Chris Wells goes up to block a shot while Mark Ingle and Mike Fogarty set up to rebound. Sophomore Derek Ellington drives past Presbyterian College defe nders to make a lay-up and increase the Erskine lead. The Flying Fleet warms up before the Lander game. Men’s Basketball 103 Sasa senile Right: Fleet players Mike Fogarty, Derek Ellington, Weyling White, and Teo Caymol close off the lane in the contest with Limestone College. Below: Senior Marcus Scott goes up against the Presbyterian defense during the early minutes of the game. Middle Right: During a time-out in the Claflin game, Coach John Powers advises the Fleet on playing a tighter defense. Right: In the first half of the Presbyterian game, senior Mike Fogarty drives in and shoots over the Blue Hose defense. 104 Men’s Basketball A — The Fleet is cheered on by one of the largest ever Erskine cheerleading squads, which included men for the first time in Erskine history. Below: During the Limestone contest, Sophomore Derek Ellington prepares to shoot a foul shot after being fouled on a lay-up. Middle left: Flying Fleet: Curt Collins (captain), Weyling White (captain) Row 2: Richard Porcher, Chris Wells, Marcus Scott, Mike Fogarty Row 3: Coach John Powers, Mike Coyne (trainer), Joe Sprouse, John Aye rs, Chip Sherer, Derek Ellington, Mark Ingle, Teo Caymol, Allen Hancock, Tim Ellis (manager). Far left: As a Presbyterian defender closes in, sophomore guard John Ayers shoots for two. Left: Senior co-captain Curt Collins presses a Blue Hose opponent as he tries to cross half-court. Men’s Basketball 105 In the PC game, freshman guard Elena Furnari brings the ball down court and sets up an Erskine offensive play. Senior Fran Miller goes up for Erskine at the tip-off in the game against Gardner-Webb. As the Columbia College defense closes the lane, Beth Watford drives in and scores two points for the Lady Fleet. During a time out, the Lady Fleet listen to Coach Goley as he advises them how to break a tough PC press. 106 Women’s Basketball | Lady Fleet Basketball—F lying The 1987 season for the Lady Fleet basketball team was a difficult one due to a tough schedule and a variety of injuries. Led by senior tri-captains Dee Davis, Fran Miller, and Beth Watford, the Lady Fleet opened their season on November 24 with an unfortunate loss to Gardner-Webb. The first win of the season was over Columbia College. Next, the team played a series of NCAA teams before starting district play in January. In the first district game, the Lady Fleet made a strong showing against Limestone in overtime. Captains Fran Miller and Beth Watford led the team with double-figure scoring. Dee Davis, an aggressive guard, and junior Kim Moore, a strong offensive player, consistently added points per game. At guard seniors Melissa Brandon and Perita Shumate and freshman Christy Moore made strong defensive contributions. Showing much improvement, sophomore Donna Miller added depth as center. The 1987 season saw the addition of freshman guard Elena Furnari, a heady playmaker. After a two-year absence, senior Amanda Adams returned to the court at forward. Senior guard Lisa Maly, a long- range shooter, and sophomore guard Kari Line also saw playing time. In the Lady Fleet’s season opener, Fran Miller and Kim Moore go up hard for a rebound. Lady Fleet: Dee Davis (captain), Fran Miller (captain), Beth Watford (captain) Row 2: Lisa Maly, Kari Line, Amanda Adams, Donna Miller, Kim Moore, Melissa Brandon, Perita Shumate Row 3: Monica Rowland (statistician), Elena Furnari, Vangie Smith, Christy Moore, Lucy Andrews, David Coyne (trainer), Skip Goley (coach). Not pictured: Kani Robinson (manager). Women’s Basketball 107 Seniors Melissa Brandon and Beth Watford await a pass as they prepare to run an offensive play to combat a tough Gardner-Webb defense. After being fouled by a Converse player, senior Fran Miller shoots two from the foul line. In their first home game, Lady Fleet players Melissa Brandon, Dee Davis, and Kim Moore set up to play defense against a Columbia College offensive attack. The Lady Fleet practice shooting before the game against Columbia College, a game in which the Fleet dominates. 108 Women's Basketball Football Revived at Erskine The first Erskine Flying Fleet Club Football season was one of both joy and disappointment. The Erskine students were overwhelmed to have such a team on the football field. It began last spring in three games against this past year’s opponents— Coastal Carolina, Clemson, and Appalachian State. Junior Bob Elliot stated that “‘this year was a growing and enlightening year, but with commitment we should improve in the year to come.” This year’s team put much hard work into both the games and the practices, which lit up the back of Robinson Dormitory every night this fall. Before the Coastal Carolina game, football players Ronald Mattox, Steve Arsenault, Stacy Williams, Eric Pederson, and Tripp Jackson roast marshmallows at the pep rally on “Robinson Terraces.” On third down and short yardage, the EC offense lines up against a tough Coastal Carolina defense. The Erskine players await the results of the coin toss before they take the field against Clemson. Coach Dan Cobb hurriedly adjusts senior David Coyne’s pads so he can retake the field in the game against Clemson. In the first-ever girls’ cross country race, Lisa Maly, Vangie Smith, and Anne Forrest Curran lead the runners from Anderson and Wofford as they head to the finish line. Erskine runners Peter Rambo and Jeff Land are stride for stride as they race on a tough Warren Wilson course. eee meen ermme - Before the district tournament race held at Francis Marion College, the Erskine team gets some advice and words of encouragement from Coach Floyd White. Freshman Scott Adams does extensive stretching before the district race in order to avoid injury while running. 110 Cross Country The 1987-1988 cross country team had the best overall record in the team’s history. During the season, the team scored two impressive wins over larger colleges. On October 3, the team defended the title of winner of the Warren Wilson Invitational by defeating Warren Wilson, Gardner-Webb, and Anderson College. The team held their only home meet on October 30, when they hosted Wofford and Anderson College. The Fleet came close to sweeping the meet with a perfect score. Only one opponent was able to place in the top six finishers. Runners on the first women’s cross country team are Lisa Maly, Anne Forrest Curran, Vangie Smith, Kim Moore, and Martha Love. Above left: In the meet against Wofford and Anderson College, the Erskine runners take warm-up laps. Above: In the Warren Wilson Invitational, Phillip Lord strains to cross the finish line to place in the top ten and receive a medal. Left: Cross country team: Scott Adams, Jeff Land Row 2: Gerald Ellis, Phillip Lord, Chris Jones, Peter Rambo. Cross country 111 1001S Organizat 112 Organizations Divider Organizations Divider 113 Leadership Say Senate: Elizabeth Patrick, Nancy Ezell, Kelly Rice, Debbie Cartledge, Ann Woodson. Row 2: Crystal McLaughlin, Darrell Pierce, Allen Hancock, Dr. Bill Crenshaw, Jeff Land, Bobby Elliott, Patricia Brown. Row 3: Mike Fogarty, Lewis Jones, Derrick Pierce, Stacy Walker, John Brawley, David Agnew, Lori George, Mike Bitzer, James Anderson, Andy Byrd, Adrienne Graham, Wes McAllister, Gerald Ellis, Shuler Burton. SGA Officers: Patricia Brown (Corresponding Secretary}, Crystal McLaughlin (Treasurer). Row 2: Andy Byrd (President), Elizabeth Patrick (Recording Secretary), Wes McAllister (Vice- President). Mike Bitzer, Shane Phillips, and Jill Elliotte are a few of the students who enjoyed the bonfire pep rally sponsored by SGA. 114 SGA (Left) SCA Officers: Marcy Evans (President), Lynn McKinney (Vice- President). Row 2: Sharon Smith (Secretary), Chip Smith (Treasurer). (Below): Heather Crowley hangs streamers in the cafeteria for the annual Soiree sponsored by the SCA to welcome the freshmen. os tabinet: Anna Miller, Nancy Roper, Wendy Herrmann, Angie Jones, Suzanne Brawley, Tyree Todd, Donna Hughes, Suzanne Smith. Row 2: Anne dams, Sherri McCoy, Margaret McGill, Renea Bradberry, Marcy Evans, C.B. Moore, Lynn McKinney. Row 3: Kim Moore, Jill Zeman, Chip mith, James Anderson, Chris Terry, Vivian GayLord, Jackie Jordan, Eric Moore, George Bullock, David Coyne. SCA 115 Erskine Media erskint @irror The Mirror: James Patrick (editor) Row 2: Amy Merrill, Nancy Hamilton, Susanna Grant, Mindy Douglas, Elizabeth Rogers Row 3: Dirk Armstrong, Paige King, Elizabeth Patrick, Neil Crotts, Bailey Dabney, Murray Allen. The Arrow: Ronald Wood, Vivian Gaylord, Brent Pack, George Bullock, Elaina Hinkle (editor), Marcy Evans, Lynn McKinney, Loretta Ferguson, Joey Anthony Row 2: Donnie Wooten, Evelyn Albertson, Jill Zeman, Lanette Hunter, Margaret McGill, Renea Bradberry, Kelly Rogers. 116 Media phomore Lewis Jones asks for volunteer help at an organizational meeting of Erskine’s new television station, WEBS. e Review: Phillip Lord (editor), Tammy McCutcheon, Diana Palecek, Nancy Hamilton, Libby Wilson, Angela Quarles, Phillip Haddox w 2: Tamara Rellis, Kevin Lewis, Jenni Jones, Michelle Richey, Kim Divver, Shuler Burton. Media 117 Philomathean and Philomelean Literary Societies (Above) Philo Men: Eric Moore (Treasurer), Chip Harper (Vice- President), Dr. Jay Hanna (Advisor), Spivey Hood (President), John Brawley (Recording Secretary), Jamie White (Corresponding Secretary). Row 2: Mark Minor, James Patrick, Lee Hyder, Jamie Craigie, David “C.B.”” Moore, Bobby Laemmell, Tripp Jackson, Dirk Armstrong, Chris Terry, Bailey Dabney. Row 3: Neil Crotts, John Adams, George Bullock, Stacy Walker, Kent Stone, Keith Jones, Lee Atkinson, David Broshar. Philo Woman Jackie Jordan sells pretzels in Carnegie Dorm to freshman Vicki Weir. 118 Philomathean The Philo Men and Women participate in the Homecoming Parade. The float depicting Philo traditions took third place in the competition. hilo Women: Paula Moore (President), Heather Crowley, Jill Zeman, Robin Smith, Polly Hellams, Jackie Jordan, Lynn McKinney, Donna Hughes 5ecretary), Crystal McLaughlin, Suzanne Brawley. Row 2: Mary Beth Arant, Tammy Hill, Anna Miller, Patricia Brown. Row 3: Gina Timmerman, }2nni Brice (Treasurer), Paige King, Mary James (Vice President), Gail Mullen. Row 4: Suzanne Smith, Beverly Beard, Kim Cook, Mandy Pitts, |Jancy Butts, Claire Donnely. Row 5: Lynn Perry, Margaret Kenny, Paula Durham, Elizabeth Oates, Jill Elliotte, Tena Boles. Philomelean 119 Chi Lambda Sigma Chi Men: Greg Blair, Jody Styron, Kevin White. Row 2: Mike Garofalo, Scott Moore, Jerry McClung, Bob Paturzo (President), Dennis Quinn (Vice-President), Bruce Thompson (Treasurer), Drew McCullough (Secretary), Todd Messier, Andy Helton, Mike Sellers, Wes McAllister, Russell Balchin. Row 3: Gary Gauss, Brian Smith, Ralph Dalton, Chris Wells, Chris Johnson, Todd Stewart. Fe iy £ ¥ te ak ae oe Chi lil’ Sisters: Karrie Miller, Kelly Rice, Adrienne Graham, Joy Crenshaw, Debbie Cartledge, Jessica Rudd, Pierette Gibert, Wanda Miller. Row 2: Gina Wilson, Kathryn Whitmire, Fronde Stille (Vice President), Ashley Smith (President), Reba Culbertson (Secretary), Sally Creel (Treasurer), Stacye Moore, Katherine Tillman. 120 Chi Chi Women: Kari Line, Beth McCarter, Wendy Janda, Dawn King, Sandra Grogran, Lisa Mallory. Row 2: Gaye Sprott, Michelle Sanders, Crystal Swann, Lisa Harrigan, Teresa Johnson, Missie Beardsley, Perita Shumate, Monica Rolland. Row 3: Fran Miller, Donna Miller, Kelli Holland, Vangie Smith. Fall Rush brings new looks to the Erskine Campus as Chi Women Rushees, Sandra Grogan, Michelle Sanders, Vangie Smith, Lisa Mallory, Kari Line, and Teresa Johnson, pose _for a picture before their vote night. Chi Men Brian Smith and Ralph Dalton enjoy a little tree golf during the SGA tournament. Chi 121 uphemean and Athenian Literary Societies Euphemean Men: Gerald Ellis, Steve Pruitt, Kevin Parker, David Shannon Row 2: Robin Roberts, Jamie Bowman, Phil Rembert, John Gettys, Phillip Hopper, John Seawright, Scott Redeker, Peter Rambo, Scott Adams. Euphie Little Sisters: Tamara Rellis, Aileene Bell, Sherri McCoy, Pam Melton, Nancy Hamilton, Susanna Grant Row 2: Angie Jones, Mary Owens, Diana Palecek, Laura Keisler. 122 Euphemean The Euphies’ float in the Homecoming Parade illustrates the Homecoming theme “Sailing With Athenian Women: Jenni Jones, Kim Divver, Crystal Isgett, Christine Willingham Row 2: Christina Brock, Ginger McElmurray, Lisa Prince, Evelyn Albertson, Liz Burke, Teresa Loveland, Kristi Kay. Athenian 123 Organizations for Fellowshi Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Darrell Pierce, Susan Morris, Suzanne Brawley, Margaret McGill. Row 2: Kim Moore, Diana Palecek, Sherri McCoy, Beth McCarter, Tyree Todd, Renea Bradberry, Crystal Isgett. Row 3: Jeff Land, Tom Dendy, Marcy Evans, James Anderson, Mindy Douglas. ARP Student Union: Donnie Bowker. Row 2: Nancy Ezell, Lannette Hunter, Renea Bradberry, Margaret McGill, Elizabeth Patrick, Chris Terry, James Anderson. Row 3: Pablo Unda, Nancy Roper, Susan Linderman, Jane Love, Martha Love, Wendy Herrmann, Styleen Hasbrouck, Frederick Holcombe, Ray Herring. Row 4: Susam Morris, Darrell Pierce, Wes McAllister, Sharon Smith, Chip Smith, Lewis Jones, Lee Duffie, Matthew Curry. 124 Fellowship Campus Ministries: Libby Wilson, Crystal Isgett, Kim Moore, Diana Palecek, Pam | Melton, Margaret McGill, | i Tamara Rellis. Row 2: | i Melanie Holt, Lana Phillips, | foo Linda Kwon, Lori Bigby, Lisa McWatters, Nancy Roper, Sherri McCoy. Row 3: Don Fairbairn, Donnie Bowker, Ray Herring, Chris Jones, Pablo Unda, John Anthony, Eric Moore, John White. | Nesley Foundation: Teresa Johnson, Donnie Wooten. Row 2: Joey Anthony, Murray Allen, Ronald Wood, Kim | ivver, Jamie White, Angela Quarles. Row 3: Gaye Sprott, Sandra Grogan. Fellowship 125 That’s Entertainment Entertainment Board: Dirk Armstrong (Chairman), Ashley Smith (Vice Chairman), Lara Hegler. Row 2: Beth Foxworth, Carla Dickson, Phil Rembert, George Bullock, Spivey Hood, Reba Culbertson, Fronde Stille, Gina Wilson, Jill Zeman. Row 3: Lynn Perry, Margaret Kenny (Treasurer) Emily Eich, Robin Roberts, Jamie White, Jamie Craigie, Gina Timmerman. Wind Ensemble: Keith Dunn, Chris Terry. Row 2: Kristi Kay, Diana Palecek, Dr. Tooley, Marite Clifford. Row 3: Jane Love, Martha Love, Wanda Miller, Emily Eich, Mindy Douglas, Dr. John Brawley. Row 4: C.B. Moore, Tom Turpin, Crystal Swann, Eric Moore, Dr. James Bowe, Jamie, Dr. Bill Junkin, Steph Smellie, Lee Hyder. Choraleers: Lara Hegler, Chip Smith, Wendy Herrmann, Tony Dunlap, Lauren Mullinax, Larry Gooch, Polly Hellams, Mindy Douglas, John White, Mary Boggs. Row 2: Vivian GayLord, C.B. Moore, Janna Justice, Addrian Wilson, Sharon Smith, Susan Mooris, Darrell Pierce, Nancy Ezell, Susan Humphreys, Dan Frye, Lynn Rosser, Paula Durham, Brian Smith, Gina Wilson, Marite Clifford, Aldon Knight, Elizabeth Martin, Neil Crotts, Elaina Hinkle. 126 Entertainment Erskine Players: Dr. Bruce Carlock. Row 2: Angela Burton, Amy Merrill. Row 3: Pam Melton, Polly Hellams, Sherri McCoy, Astrid Unland, Andrea Jones, Catherine Lee, Susan Lewis, Alice Tobias, Fran Miller, Teresa Johnson, Diana Palecek. Row 4: James Patrick, Anjeanette Ware, Brent Pack, C.B. Moore, Marite Clifford, Kim Diver, Angela Quarles, Jane Love, Murray Allen, Karen Pritchard, Kim Eller, Michelle Richey. Row 5: Lana Phillips, Jennifer Ray, Candace Parker, Kelly Rogers, Loretta Ferguson, Linda Sherer, Robbie Bartless, Lisette Weathersbee, Lisa Prince, Pablo Unda. Row 6: Marie Candler, Jenni Jones, Christine Willingham, Jeff Osborne, Rhonda Kay, Tom Turpin, Allen McCarley, Tamara Rellis, Gus Vickery, Tony McKie, Phillip Hooper, Martha Love, Kevin Lewis. Row 7: John Brawley, George Bullock, Mike Bitzer, Michelle Sanders, Suzanne Brawley, Suzanne Smith, Sharon Smith, Renea Bradberry. Row 8: Elizabeth Rogers, Kim Chin, Nancy Ezell, Joe Payton, Matt Fulton, Shuler Burton, Lee Viall, Kent Stone. Alpha Psi Omega: Karen Pritchard, Kim Diver, Jeff Osborne, Pam Melton, Sherri McCoy, Marie Candler, Dr. Bruce Carlock. Row 2: Alan McCarley, Kent Stone, Polly Hellams, Linda Sherer. The Erskine players present “Inherit the Wind” as their fall production. David Broshar is cast as the prosecuting attorney and Allen McCarley as the defense for ‘‘Bert Cates,” played by Matt Fulton. The prosecutions’ case is presented as the town people look on. Entertainment 127 Honor and Responsibility Omicron Delta Kappa: George Bullock, Lynn McKinney, Susan Humphreys, Elizabeth Rogers, Vivian GayLord Row 2: Dr. Bill Junkin, Dr. Bill Crenshaw, Kathy Hipp, David Agnew, Chip Smith, Marcy Evans, Keith Dunn, Sally Creel, Jeff Land, Elaina Hinkle, Dr. James Bowe. Handing out convocation cards is one responsibility of ODK member Keith Dunn. 128 Honor and Responsibility ODK Officers: Sally Creel (Treasurer), Kathy Hipp (Vice-President), Chip Smith (President), Dr. Bill Junkin (Faculty Secretary). ei a eS TE Garnet Circle: Diana Palecek, Amy Merrill, Michelle Sanders, Nancy Hamilton, Tammy McCutcheon, Sherri McCoy, Wendy Herrmann, Kim Kellison, Nancy Roper Row 2: Lynn Rosser, Lanette Hunter, Lisa McWatters, Paula Howker, Marcy Evans, Elaina Hinkle, Vivian GayLord, Elizabeth Patrick, Elizabeth Rogers, Kim Moore, Chris Terry, Howard Wheeler, Jack Eades, Allen McCarley, John Brawley, John Anthony. Judicial Council Officers: Donna Hughes (Chairman), Tim Wooten (Vice- Chairman), Susan Milford (Secretary). Judicial Council: Susan Milford, Vivian GayLord, Donna Hughes Row 2: Tim Wooten, Angie Jones, Dr. Jim Gettys, Suzanne Smith Row 3: Eric Moore, Kim Kellison, Gaye Sprott. Honor and Responsibility 129 Tri Beta Biological Society At a cytotechnology seminar, Tri- Beta President John Foote introduces the speaker, Dr. Douglas King. Tri Beta: Angie Jones, Beth Culbertson, Mary Owens, Kelly Jewett, Wendy Janda, Lynn McKinney Row 2: Anna Miller, Jamie Craigie, Karen Pritchard, Lanette Hunter, John Foote (President), Doug Facey (Advisor) Row 3: Rachel Locker, Kim Divver, Rhonda Kay, Andrea Cohenour, Angela Burton, George Bullock, Kent Stone, Joey Anthony, Lisa Harrigan, Michelle Sanders, Monica Rowland, Sherry Johnson Row 4: Jeff Osborne, Robby Bartless, Jack Eades, Kevin White, Jamie White, John Brawley, Peter Rambo, Dr. Gowan, Bryan O'Dell, Bryan Burnett. 130 Major-related Physics and Chemical Societies Physics Society: Lara Hegler, Mickie Phillips, Monica Rowland, Lisa McWatters Row 2: Mike Sellers, Chris Terry, Sandra Grogan, Evelyn Albertson, Emily Eich, Phillip Hopper Row 3: Kim Moore, Lewis Jones, Dr. Bill Junkin, James Daniels, Allen McCarley, Lee Viall. _) American Chemical Society: Michelle Adamson, Stacy Walker, Robin Smith, Jeff Bramblett, Michelle Richey Row 2: Kevin Burrell, _ara Hegler, Lauren Mullinax, Mickie Phillips, Dr. Jay Hanna, Tammy Hill Row 3: Dr. Bill Junkin, Shuler Burton, Chip Harper, ohn Sloan, Lee Duffie, Linda Sherer, Dr. Howard Thomas, Kent Stone. | Major-related 131 Societies of History and Englis ein ed , Prone x ee sa pe aad Phi Alpha Theta: Kim Kellison, Nancy Hamilton, Tena Boles Row 2: Jeff Land, Vivian GayLord. Sigma Tau Delta: Laura Keisler, Jill Zeman, Dr. Joan Little, Vivian GayLord (President), Nancy Hamilton Row 2: Diana Palecek, Tammy McCutcheon, Lana Phillips, Debbie Cartledge, Renea Bradberry Row 3: David Agnew, Patty Pierce, Sherri Cole, Kim Kellison, Polly Hellams, Marcy Evans, Tamara Rellis, Jeff Land. 132 Major-related Societies of Education Epsilon Sigma Tau: Mrs. Zelda Oates (advisor), Dawn King, Tammy McCutcheon, Marcy Evans, Susan Humphreys, Tyree Todd Row 2: Kim Cook, Mandy Pitts, Sharon Smith, Jimmy Daniels Row 3: Shane Phillips, Myra Cabe, Beth McCarter, Debbie Cartledge, Jackie Jordan, Paula Bigby. - Omicron Psi Omega: Tammy Garrett, Van Bowers, Kathy Hipp Row 2: Mark Burton, Scott Jones, Dee Davis, Greta Smith, Shane Phillips, Shirl Carter, Lisa Maly Row 3: Coach Andrews, Eric Pederson, Cory Young, Amanda Adams, Butch Morris, Melissa Brandon, Brian Haynes, Beth Watford. Major-related 133 Advertisements Sa AS LD A PID SS LTE EE LEELA ES a i PT SES PR Ma 2S Be ER EET IN 134 Ads nO wi sdipiitjiogy, Ads 135 The Campus Shop School Supplies ¢ Gifts « Records Contemporary Cards Sweat Shirts Watkins Student Center 136 Ads The Commercial Bank Offices at Due West and Donalds Head Office: Honea Path Member FDIC Congratulations Class of 1988! We'll Miss You! Compliments of Kennedy’s Exxon service Center Main Street EXON 379-2365 Plaxco’s Pharmacy Ads 137 Congratulations Class of 1988 Belmont Don A Day to Remember Come in and discuss your paper trousseau Invitations ¢ Informals « Etc. On the square Court Square Abbeville aR : ry i = = = = ar - ! 8 x Ae pe § i an) is ait me S . pe: “6 ‘eft, LY 4 ae a is eo a Ny Se See it iH ON, eR NO Compliments of McDill’s Due West Supply Company Thanks for your patronage 379-2195 Erskine—Due West—Abbeville Co. by Oscar Velasquez $90 in full color, from Oscar’s book, only 10 of each available. 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Student Services Office Bill Peggy Sandra DECORATiNG HOUSE ATTIC ANTIQUE MALL COURT SQUARE, ABBEVILLE, SC - 803 459 - 5222 Ly Te Compliments of B-II Ads 145 County of Abbeville The Abbeville County Council Welcomes You to Historic Abbeville County! Frances B. Williams, Chairperson Samuel B. Cann, Vice-Chairperson Logan Burton Ed Crawford Sam Ferguson Barney Gambrell George McMahan Compliments of We hope your visits to Historic Abbeville May encourage you to visit and One day reside in our city 146 Ads Almost Frozen In Time Only The Faces Have Changed The very word conservative means that we conserve all that is good, that we reject all that is bad, and we must use our intelligence, our intellect, our training for the purpose of determining what we shall reject and what we shall conserve and retain. —R.B. Bennett Closing 147 Colophon Volume 69 of The Arrow, Erskine College's yearbook, was printed by Inter-Collegiate Press in Shawnee Mission, Kansas. The paper stock is 80 pound enamel, using offset lithography. Cover material was antique plum shoegrain with silver ink. Terrell Photography in Spartanburg took all class pictures. Body copy is 10 pt. Ballardvale; captions, page numbers, and folio tabs are in 8 pt. Ballardvale; headlines are 36 pt. Ballardvale. The Arrow had a press run of 535 copies. A 24 page spring supplement will be distributed after fall term registration, 1988. The Arrow is a member of the collegiate division of the South Carolina Press Association. Comments Because you were part of the Erskine family this year, her tradition is a little different. You made your mark. Likewise, Erskine has touched your life. Her ideals have influenced you and I would like to express my appreciation to the student body, faculty, and staff for their support, especially to Mr. Dick Haldeman for his a assistance. Also, thanks to Ronald Wood and his your beliefs. Erskine’s tradition lies within Erskine people, Erskine faces. Although the faces here change from year to year, the tradition stays in her and in us. Strive to keep the tradition and high ideals alive in you. Ideals are like stars; you will not succeed in touching them with your hands, but like a seafaring man on the desert of waters, you choose them as your guides, and following them you reach your destiny. —Carl Schurz 148 Colophon photography staff for their hard work developing and printing pictures and to Margaret McGill for the excellent job keeping our books. My deepest appreciation goes to Mrs. Diane Crenshaw for her guidance as our advisor. A special thanks to Marcy Evans, Lynn McKinney, and Vivian GayLord who helped me pull the pieces together and kept me sane during the final countdown. To:the Arrow staff and everyone who had a part in putting this book together—thanks ya'll! Sincerely, Elaina Hinkle Editor-in-chief Business Manager Junior Business Manager Head Photographer Copy Editor Student Life Academics Elaina Hinkle Margaret McGill Janna Justice Ronald Wood George Bullock Brent Pack Renea Bradberry Vivian GayLord Debbie Cartledge Teresa Johnson Chris Terry Lanette Hunter Anna Miller Kelly Rogers Sharon Smith Jill Zeman Marcy Evans Evelyn Albertson Monica Rowland Organizations Contributing Photographers Cover Design Cover Artwork ICP Sales Representative Advisor Lynn McKinney James Anderson Susan Lewis Brent Pack Lisette Weathersbee Evelyn Albertson Joey Anthony George Bullock Kim Divver Adrienne Graham Catherine Lee Lynn McKinney Donnie Wooten Mike Bitzer Lynn McKinney Marcy Evans Jill Zeman George Bullock Vivian GayLord Gary French Diane Crenshaw Arrow officers: Margaret McGill, business manager; Ronald Wood, head photographer; Elaina Hinkle, editor. End 149 150 Student Directory | Amanda Elaine Adams, 88 RUZ boxe Zoo Pickens, SC 29671 Anne Ellis Adams, ’89 Rt. 5, 100 Sweetgum St. Laurens, SC 29360 John William Adams, ’88 Rt. 5, 100 Sweetgum St. Laurens, SC 29360 Mary Lynn Adams, ’91 1440 Diamondhead Cir. Decatur, GA 30033 Scott Allen Adams, ’91 PO Box 668 Melbourne Beach, FL 32951 Michelle Elise Adamson, ’89 4025 S. Date Pl. Broken Arrow, OK 74001 David Pruitt Agnew, ’88 2809 Bellview Rd. Anderson, SC 29621 Evelyn Kimberly Albertson, ’89 1321 Mundy Dr. Jacksonville, FL 32207 William Murray Allen, ’89 458 Brightwaters Dr. Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 David Kennedy Allison, ’91 Rt. 5, Box 398 Pickens, SC 29671 Spencer James Anderson, ’91 1140 Evergreen Cir. Rock Hill, SC 29730 L ucy Shawn Andrews, ’91 2237 N.E. Lakeview Dr. Sebring, FL 33870 Joey Lee Anthony, ’90 50 Quinlan Dr. Greenville, SC 29611 John Cleveland Anthony, ’90 201 S. Blackstock Rd. Landrum, SC 29356 Mary Elizabeth Arant, ’89 326 St. Andrews Dr. Orangeburg, SC 29115 Arvind Aravindhan, ’90 2000 Burton Dr., 270 Austin, TX 78741 Dirk Michael Armstrong, '88 1531 21st Ave., North St. Petersburg, FL 33704 Steven Leo Arsenault, ’91 Rt. 1, Box 139 Ware Shoals, SC 29692 Leroy Marvin Atkinson, ’90 515 Upland Ave. Marion, SC 29571 Semming Austin, ’91 2686 Lom, Norway John David Ayers, ’90 Rt. 3, Box 341 Galax, VA 24333 Russell Jay Balchin, ’90 2511 Knightdale Dr. Graham, NC 27253 Jan Denean Banister, ’88 Rt. 1, Box 246 Belton, SC 29627 Christie Karen Bankes, ’91 109 Stradford Rd. Greenville, SC 29605 Kenneth Barnhart, ’90 321 Kelso Dr., SW Atlanta, GA 30311 Robert Lankford Bartless, Jr., ’91 124 Greenbrair Rd. Greenwood, SC 29646 Christa Joy Barton, ’90 Rt. 1, Box 345C Belton, SC 29627 Joseph Michael Basso, ’ 90 Rt. 2, Box 415 Easley, SC 29640 Beverly Nelle Beard, 89 3132 Grace Hill Rd. Columbia, SC 29204 Mary Elizabeth Beardsley, ’90 1087 Bromley Ave. Teaneck, NJ 07666 Jamie Ray Beasley, ’90 13236 84th Terr., N. Seminole, FL 33542 Yuvette Aileene Bell, 89 100 Grant St. Laurens, SC 29360 Philip Haxall Noland Bell, ’89 446 Peachtree Battle NW Atlanta, GA 30305 Lori Anne Bigby, ’90 Rt. 1, Hwy 178 Honea Path, SC 29654 ) Paula Marie Bigby, ’88 Rt. 1, Hwy 178 Honea Path, SC 29654 Jason Michael Bitzer, ’89 PO Box 1231 Clemson, SC 29633 Amanda Ann Blair, ’88 610 W. Fredericks St. Anderson, SC 29621 Gregory Brooks Blair, ’90 8 Brookhaven Dr. | Atlanta, GA 30319 | Gena Lynn Bagwell Boggs, ’89 105 Diane Ct. Greenwood, SC 29646 Mary Elizabeth Boggs, ’88 Rt. 6, Box 424 Anderson, SC 29624 Tena Frances Boles, ’89 1101 Woodward Rd. Rock Hill, SC 29730 Jantzen Suzanne Bolt, ’89 Rt. 1, Victoria Way Piedmont, SC 29673 Carl Van Bowers, ’88 Rt. 2 Travelers Rest, SC 29690 James Frederick Bowman, Jr. '91 314 Grady Dr. Rock Hill, SC 29730 Elizabeth Renea Bradberry, ’89 Rt. 1, Box 5 Fair Play, SC 29643 Jeffrey Wayne Bramblett, ’89 330 Barmount Dr. Columbia, SC 29210 Melissa Jane Brandon, ’88 3028 Mt. Vernon Dr. Gastonia, NC 28054 John Gray Brawley, III, ’89 PO Box 385 Due West, SC 29639 Mary Suzanne Brawley, ’88 1329 Midwood Dr. Gastonia, NC 28052 Jonathon Warren Breazeale, ’91 Rte box 224 Piedmont, SC 29673 Jennifer Elizabeth Brice, ’89 Rt. 4, West Manor Lancaster, SC 29720 Christinia Lynn Brock, ’88 141 Pine St. Belton, SC 29627 Kevin Thomas Brock, ’91 122 Avondale Rd. Anderson, SC 29624 David McDonald Broshar, ’88 1997 Tall Tree Dr. Atlanta, GA 30324 Donna Sue Brown, ‘88 Rta3. Box 33 Iva, SC 29655 Martin Keith Brown, ’89 Tanglewood Apts. 40B Anderson, SC 29621 Patricia Ann Brown, ’89 PO Box 238 Troutman, NC 28166 Sara Lee Ford Brown, ’88 200 Fox Creek Rd. Anderson, SC 29621 George Burns Bullock, ’88 916 N. Hampton St. Marion, SC 29571 Jonna Kay Bullock, ’91 916 N. Hampton St. Marion, SC 29571 Emma Beth Burdette, ’88 Rt. 5, Box 136 Belton, SC 29627 Elizabeth Ann Burke, ’88 Hellams Rd. Gray Court, SC 29645 Bryan Allan Burnett, ’90 PO Box 70 Hilda, SC 29813 Kevin Lynn Burrell, ’91 120 Devine St. Stanley, NC 28164 Joe William Burrows, Jr., ’90 7116 Claudia Dr. Columbia, SC 29223 Angela Lynn Nogai Burton, ’90 PO Box 399 Dearing, GA 30808 Mark Robert Burton, ’88 109 Hamlet Lane Ladson, SC 29456 LaGarr Shuler Burton, II, 90 PO Box 15 Monetta, SC 29105 Stanley David Butler, ’91 PO Box 2174 Anderson, SC 29622 Teresa Gail Bobo Butler, ’90 Rt. 8, Box 409 Anderson, SC 29621 Nancy Rebecca Butts, 90 1167 Hermitage Rd. Rock Hill, SC 29730 Wyndell Andrew Byrd, ’88 215 Palmetto Pkwy Belton, SC 29627 Myra Ann Cabe, ’88 Rt. 1 Abbeville, SC 29620 Timothy Christopher Caldwell, ’89 215 Timber Lane Anderson, SC 29621 Eva Marie Candler, ’89 103 Oak Forest Dr. Greenwood, SC 29646 Bruce Gantt Cannada, ’91 Rt. 3, Box 474 Greer, SC 29651 Lisa Michelle Carroll, ’90 54 North St. Anderson, SC 29621 Shirl Denise Carter, ’88 403 Coker St. Dillon, SC 29536 Debbie Lynn Cartledge, ’88 Rt. 5, Noble Dr. Abbeville, SC 29620 Mateo Keith Caymol, ’90 121 Foxborough Rd. Goose Creek, SC 29445 Kimberly Diane Chamberlain, ’91 Rt. 1, Box 234 Hodges, SC 29653 Manoj Ashok Chandani, ’90 4 Aart Apt 1st St. Haddws Madras T.N., India 600006 David Hall Chapman, ’88 1203 Dunvegan Rd. Florence, SC 29501 Paula Kerr Cheshire, ’90 edi is evap yl Belton, SC 29627 Kimberly Ann Chinn, ’91 2211 Virginia PI. Atlanta, GA 30305 Anna Frances Christmas, ’88 500 E. Fredericks St. Anderson, SC 29621 Andrew Cleveland Clark, ’89 807 W. Main St. Chesterfield, SC 29709 Leianne Ashley Clements, '90 4651 Ridgeland Dr. Lilburn, GA 30247 Marite Faye Clifford, ’91 147 Armstrong Dr. Hampton, VA 23669 Robin Elaine Martin Coffey, ’89 415 Stevens Ave. Greenwood, SC 29646 151 Andrea Robin Cohenour, 91 2112 Powdersville Rd. Easley, SC 29640 Sherri Campbell Cole, ’89 15 Bruce St. Williamston, SC 29697 Curtis Wade Collins, ’88 502 Loring St. Sumter, SC 29150 Cynthia Lynn Collins, ’91 1119 E. Howe Springs Florence, SC 29501 Timothy Brian Collins, ’89 301 Marshall Ave. Abbeville, SC 29620 Frances Kimberly Cook, ’90 231 Country Lane Clinton, SC 29325 Julie Lynn Cooper, ’91 Rt. 11, Box 361 Lancaster, SC 29720 Lois Susanne Cooper, ’89 Rt. 6, Huntington Rd. Greenville, SC 29607 Mark David Corbitt, ’88 215 Chateau Dr. Greenville, SC 29615 Christopher Wayne Cothran, 91 Rt. 1, Box 112AA Ware Shoals, SC 29692 Sheryl Cowan, ’88 PO Box 71 Due West, SC 29639 Carol Phillipe Cox, ’89 203 Lancaster Dr. Anderson, SC 29621 David Patrick Coyne, ’89 500 E. Johnson Ave. Lake Wales, FL 33853 Jeffrey Eric Craft, ’89 PO Box 342 Iva, SC 29655 James Ernest Craigie, '89 PO Box 756 Loris, SC 29569 Damon Scott Crain, ’89 Rt. 3, Box 231 Ridgeland, SC 29936 Sally Burke Creel, ’88 3637 Stewart Rd. Doraville, GA 30340 Joy Denise Crenshaw, ’88 220 Maxie Ave. Greenville, SC 29611 Neal Adrian Crotts, ’89 110 Owing St. Laurens, SC 29360 Richard Wayman Crowe, Jr., 91 Rt. 1, Box 384 Donalds, SC 29638 Heather Elizabeth Crowley, ’88 307 N. Roxford Rd. Kings Mountain, NC 28086 Elizabeth Irene Culbertson, ’88 Rt. 3, Box 563 Laurens, SC 29360 Reba Nanette Culbertson, ’88 Rt; 2, -Boxr362 Pelzer, SC 29669 Amy Elizabeth Cunningham, ’91 Rt. 1, Box 454 Clinton, SC 29325 Anne Forrest Curran, ’91 127 Tupper Lane Summerville, SC 29483 Matthew Webster Curry, ’91 Box A48, Bonclarken Flat Rock , NC 28731 Andrew Bailey Dabney III, ’88 119 W. Close St. Ft. Mill, SC 29715 Ralph Dalton PO Box 552 Due West, SC 29639 Damon Daniels, ’90 3455 Spring Valley Rd. Decatur, GA 30032 James Harrison Daniels, Jr., ’90 Rt. 5 Murray, KY 42071 James Carlton Daniels, Jr., ’89 Rt. 2, Box 1011 Manning, SC 29102 Monica Denise Davis, ’88 113 Samuel Rd. Honea Path, SC 29654 April Joy Dean, ’91 1401 Hammond Ave. Williamston, SC 29697 George Ashby Deitz, II, ’90 Rte2,11192nd sot Lewisburg, WV 24901 Robert William Derrick, ’88 58 Smith St. Ware Shoals, SC 29692 Carla Marie Dickson, ’91 Rt. 11, Box 47 Lancaster, SC 29720 Kelvin Bryant Dinkens, ’90 65-16 Thursby Ave. Arverne, NY 11692 Kim Elizabeth Divver, ’89 2706 Little Creek Dr. Anderson, SC 29621 Claire Bouton Donnelly, ’90 1421 Hilltop Dr. Anderson, SC 29621 Mindy Louise Douglas, ’91 10 Biltmore Dr. Pickens, SC 29671 John Christopher Drose, ’91 310 Franklin Ave. Marion, SC 29571 Edwin Lee Duffie, ’91 Rt. 1, Box 158 Newberry, SC 29108 Stanley Keith Dunn, ’88 2958 Kleeman Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45211 Paula Marie Durham, ’89 6226 Rosecommon Dr. Norcross, GA 30092 Richard Thomas Dyar, ’89 308 Rhodehaven Dr. Anderson, SC 29621 Jack Randolph Eades, ’88 2511 Cherry Hill Lane Atlanta, GA 30360 Emily Patricia Eich, 91 3535 Keith Dr. Charlot te, NC 28213 Susan Millicent Elledge, ’90 Rt. 1, Box 126A Ware Shoals, SC 29692 Kimberly Renea Eller, ’91 4 Camelia Cir. Williamston, SC 29697 Derek Wayne Ellington, '90 330 Arrowood St. Lenior, SC 28645 Robert Beeler Elliot, III, ’89 1921 Ann St. Gastonia, NC 28052 Jill Marie Elliotte, ’90 855 Lila St. Bartow, FL 33830 Gerald Levi Ellis, ’89 Rt. 2, Box 260 Donalds, SC 29638 Marcy Lynne Evans, ’88 2266 Griffith Dr. Orangeburg, SC 29115 David Bradley Evatt, ’91 Rt--1, Box 72A Central, SC 29630 Nancy Summer Ezell, ’91 PO Box 536 Due West, SC 29639 Thomas Michael Faulds, ’91 312 W. Springs Rd. Columbia, SC 29223 Loretta Sue Ferguson, ’91 Rt. 1, Box 199 Pottsville, AR 72858 Michael Gerard Fogarty, ’88 12 Spicey Pond Rd. Howell, NJ 07731 John Hemenway Foote, ’88 416 S. Broad St. Gastonia, NC 28054 Deborah Alice Bryant Fowler, ’89 112 Princess Ave. Anderson, SC 29621 Elizabeth Fleming Foxworth, ’89 912 Allen Dr. Marion, SC 29571 Brian Ross Franck, ’88 PO Box 441 Due West, SC 29639 Daniel Badger Frye ’90 Due West, SC 29639 Robert Matthew Fulton, ’90 2650 Riverfork Rd. Clover, SC 29710 Elena Michelle Furnari, ’91 106 Van Buren Ave. Ladson, SC 29456 Michael Carl Garafolo, ’90 4262 Collie Ct. Lilburn, GA 30247 Harold Edwin Garrett, ’91 1601 North Blvd. Anderson, SC 29621 Tammy Ruth Garrett, ’88 103 Montgomery St. Laurens, SC 29360 Vivian Sharp GayLord, ’88 298 GayLord Lane Anderson, SC 29621 Lori Laine George, ’88 Rt. 3, Box 407 Piedmont, SC 29673 James Wylie Gettys, 90 PO Box 354 Due West, SC 29639 John Pressly Gettys, Jr., ’91 Rt. 8, Box 125B Rock Hill, SC 29730 Anna Pierette Gibert, ’89 302 Edgewood Cir. Woodruff, SC 29388 Carl Edward Gibson, III, ’91 25 Hagood Ct. Spartanburg, SC 29302 Homer Jackson Gilmer, ’88 9 Green St. Honea Path, SC 29654 William Robinson Glenn, III, ’89 Rtp5. Boxs177, Lancaster, SC 29720 Lewis Martin Goldbourne, ’89 7000 Shakespeare Columbia, SC 29224 Michael Lawrence Gooch, ’90 Rt. 1, Box 333 Fort Lawn, SC 29714 Gary Bowen Goss, Jr., ’90 Sunset Blvd. Clinton, SC 29325 Adrienne Marie Graham, ’88 116 Press Lindler Rd. Columbia, SC 29212 Susanna Leigh Grant, ’89 33 N. Greenwood Ave. Ware Shoals, SC 29692 Sandra Marie Grogan, ’90 3531 Applewood Terr N B Pinelis Park, FL 34665 Phillip Lindsay Haddox, ’90 Rt. 1, Box 346 Fort Lawn, SC 29714 Susan Lee Hallman, ’88 Box 2367, Lesslie Hwy Rock Hill, SC 29730 Nancy Irene Hamilton, ’88 200 Augusta St. Easley, SC 29640 Edwin Allen Hancock, Jr., 90 432 Southlake Rd. Columbia, SC 29223 Robert Lennis Haney, ’88 243 Banbury Rd. Columbia, SC 29210 Richard Kyle Hardin, ’90 Rt. 2, Box 51 Salem, SC 29676 Christopher Todd Harms, ’91 154 Merribrook Ln. Lancaster, SC 29720 153 154 Donald Wilson Harper, Jr., '88 1100 Pinecrest Dr. Rock Hill, SC 29730 Lisa Marie Harrigan, ‘90 255 Morgan Ave. South Amboy, NJ 08879 Styleen Hasbrouck, ’89 607 Summitt Ave. Anderson, SC 29621 Charles Harrison Hawkins, ’90 Rt. 2, Box 205A Bishopville, SC 29010 Anna Elizabeth Hayes ’91 708 Highland Dr. Laurinburg, NC 28352 Brian Stanislaus Haynes, ’89 3 Rivulet Rd. Brchn Castl Couva, Trinidad Lara Elizabeth Hegler, ’90 1318 Westmoreland Dr. Lancaster, SC 29720 Polly Anne Hellams, ’88 18 Nash St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 David Andrew Helton, ’90 5016 Hugh Howell Rd. Stone Mountain, GA 30087 Wendy Lynn Herrmann, ’90 2805 Welch Rd. Columbia, SC 29223 Stephan Mark Hester, 91 14 Plano Dr. Greenville, SC 29609 Tammy Jo Hill, ’89 PO Box 255 Bartow, FL 33830 Elaina Beth Hinkle, ’88 325 Gilliam St. Covington, VA 24426 Kathy Anita Dickerson Hipp, 88 105 King’s Ct. Anderson, SC 29621 Frederick Douglas Holcombe, ’90 507 W. “D” Ave. Easley, SC 29640 Kelli Leigh Holland, ’90 614 W 5th Ave. Gastonia, NC 28052 Patricia Ann Holloman, ’90 Rt. 2, Box 540 Lynchburg, SC 29080 Melanie Lee Holt, ’89 212 Heather Dr. Spartanburg, SC 29301 Collins Alexander Spivey Hood, ’88 4801 Pine Lakes Dr. Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 James William Hopkins, III, ’91 PO Box 505 Pelzer, SC 29669 Gloria Jill Hopkins, ’91 PO Box 456 Pelzer, SC 29669 James Phillip Hopper, ’91 1925 Echo Lane Gastonia, NC 28052 Jeri Michele Houston, ’91 104 Manigault Dr. Summerville, SC 29483 Paula Verne Howker, ’89 Due West, SC 29639 Kevin Scott Hudson, ’91 Rt. 1, Box 138 Donalds, SC 29638 Donna Jo Hughes, ’88 14 Woodlawn Dr. Ware Shoals, SC 29692 Susan Michelle Humphreys, ’89 604 N. Almond Dr. Simpsonville, SC 29681 Edith Lanette Hunter, ’89 R22 Boxed 11 Heath Springs, SC 29058 Lee Champion Hyder, ’89 407 Longforest Cir. Anderson, SC 29621 Mark Brady Ingel, ’90 410 Oak St. Winnsboro, SC 29180 Crystal Michelle Isgett, ’88 PO Box 526 Clinton, SC 29325 Eugene Clifford Jackson, ’91 746 Point Dr. Sumter, SC 29150 James Blakeney Jackson, III, '88 1305 Prince William Rd. North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582 Ricardo Anthony Jackson, ’89 746 Point Dr. Sumter, SC 29150 Mary Elizabeth James, '90 Rt. 4, Box 340 Loris, SC 29569 Wendy Ann Janda, ’90 320-30th St., Ocean Marathon, FL 33050 Stephanie Lynn Jenkins, ’91 304 Woodland Dr. Summerville, SC 29483 Kelly Ann Jewett, ’90 6205 N. Hills Dr., E Raleigh, NC 27609 Christopher Wayne Johnson, ’90 Rt. 1, Box 33 Dillon, SC 29536 Karen Ann Johnson, ’91 545 Savannah St. Calhoun Falls, SC 29628 Sherry Lynn Johnson, ’89 545 Savannah St. Calhoun Falls, SC 29628 Teresa Ann Johnson, ’89 Rt. 7, Box 155 Lancaster, SC 29720 Andrea Denise Jones, '91 331 Acker Rd. Belton, SC 29627 Angela Karen Jones, ’89 1252 Pine Dr. Piedmont, SC 29673 Christopher Todd Jones, ’90 Rt. 20, Box 728 Lexington, NC 27292 Jennifer Lynne Jones, 91 508 Maple Ave. Reidsville, NC 27320 Keith Joseph Jones, ’88 312 Brookforest Dr. Anderson, SC 29621 Lewis Alexander Jones, ’90 15 Belair Rd. Wellesley, MA 02181 Barry Scott Jones, ’88 228 Rusty Lane Easley, SC 29640 Sara Jacquelyn Jordan, ’88 Rie DOXe2 17 Rock Hill, SC 29730 Janna Carol Justice, ’91 PO Box 702 Abbeville, SC 29620 Evaline Etta Kalisky, ’91 1240 Gilmore Rd. Charleston, SC 29407 Jason Lawrence Karp, ’91 1446 Piedmont Ave., N.E. Atlanta, GA 30309 Kristi Maureen Kay, ’89 738 Tanglewood Drive Seneca, SC 29678 Rhonda Carol Kay, ’90 738 Tanglewood Drive Seneca, SC 29678 Rickey Lynn Keener, 91 143 Highland Dr. Greenwood, SC 29646 Laura Annette Keisler, ’88 119 Slater Hill Dr. Lexington, SC 29072 Kimberly Rae Kellison, ’89 1316 Dixie Trail Raleigh, NC 27607 Odell Kennedy, Jr., ’90 608 Wilmette Rd. Columbia, SC 29203 Margaret Lee Kenny, ’89 4652 Montauk Lilburn, GA 30247 Gina Dawn King, ’88 Pine Valley Covington, VA 24426 Lisa Mia King, ’89 2224 Swansea Rd. Swansea, SC 29160 Ray Aiken King, Jr., ’88 PO Box 177 Due West, SC 29639 Tara Paige King, ’90 3707 Brandywine Greensboro, NC 27410 John Scott Kitchens, ’91 315 Brickton PI. North Augusta, SC 29841 David Aldon Knight, ’90 PO Box 248 Due West, SC 29639 Linda EunShil Kwon, ’91 6619 Collier Way Riverdale, GA 30296 Robert Arnold Laemmel, II, ’90 903 Fargo St. Mauldin, SC 29662 Jeffrey Tyrus Land, ’88 Swaney Lane Pendleton, SC 29670 Melissa Anne Langford, ’88 252412 24th St., SE Ruskin, FL 33570 Catherine Emma Lee, ’91 6812 Welborn Rd. Columbia, SC 29209 Robert Eugene Lesley, ’91 2940 Westside Dr. Chattanooga, TN 37404 James Newton Lewis, III, ’90 1651 Northlake Springs Ct. Decatur, GA 30033 Kevin Lamorris Lewis, ’91 Riel Box 230 Rembert, SC 29128 Susan Adele Lewis, ’91 112 Lee Cir. Dillon, SC 29536 Carol Blakely Linderman, ’89 Rt. 1, Box 146A Stony Point, NC 28678 Susan Elizabeth Linderman, ’91 Rt. 1, Box 146A Stony Point, NC 28678 Kari Elizabeth Line, ’90 208 Mill St. St. Matthews, SC 29135 Rachel Elizabeth Locker, ’90 Rt. 13, Box 398 Florence, AL 35630 Philip John Lord, ’88 137 White Blvd. Summerville, SC 29483 Jane Alice Love, ’91 617 Carolina Ave. Gastonia, NC 28052 Martha Wilson Love, 91 617 Carolina Ave. Gastonia, NC 28052 Teresa Lynn Loveland, ’88 Rt. 2, Box 278 Gray Court, SC 29645 David Paul Lucido, ’90 5052 Shady Lake Lane Lakeland, FL 33813 Kimberly Kay Madl, ’89 42 Hillbrook Ave. Zephyrhills, FL 34248 Tracy Sue Magnus, ’91 1886 Trumbull Dr. Dunwoody, GA 30338 Elizabeth Grace Mallory, ’90 Rt. 4, Box 312 Inman, SC 29349 Lisa Hannah Maly, ’88 1834 Neptune Dr. Columbia, SC 29209 Daniel Thomas Manson, ’90 1902 Cottage PI. Wall, NJ 07719 Joan Elizabeth Martin ’90 Rt. 5, Box 92 Abbeville, SC 29620 155 156 Laura Ruth Martin, ’91 211 Robin Dr. Anderson, SC 29621 Michael Lee Martin, ’90 105 Belgium Cir. North Augusta, SC 29841 Ronald Anthony Mattox, ’89 Rt. 6, Box 153 Seneca, SC 29678 Sherrie Melisa Mauldin, ’88 PO Box 111 Iva, SC 29655 Richard Travis Mauldin, ’91 129 Glassy Mountain Hwy. Pickens, SC 29671 Westley Darrell McAllister, ’89 PO Box 230 Mt. Carmel, SC 29840 Andrew Allen McCarley, ’89 105 McCall St. Clover, SC 29710 Mary Elizabeth McCarter, ’89 Rt. 1, Box 408 Laurens, SC 29360 Jerrold Lee McClung, ’90 Rt. 4, Box 441-21 Cordele, GA 31015 Sherri Lynn McCoy, ’89 205 W. Turner St. Summerville, SC 29483 Roy Allan McCuen, ’88 218 Kaye Dr. Greenwood, SC 29646 Andrew Duncan McCullough, ’88 1352 Pocahontas St. Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 Jacqueline Tammy McCutcheon, ’88 4186 S. Rhett Ave. North Charleston, SC 29405 Jonathan Wayne McDowell, ’89 913 Azalea Dr. Indian Lakes Estates, FL 33855 Norma Gaye Ford McDowell, '88 PO Box 415 Due West, SC 29639 Lillian Virginia McElmurray, ’89 Rt. 1, Box 56 Jackson, SC 29831 Margaret Ruth McGill, ’89 Rt. 1, Box 108 York, SC 29745 Patricia Diane Hamby McGuffin, ’90 112 Beaver Creek Rd. Anderson, SC 29624 Henry Anthony McKie, ’91 804 Hillside Dr. North Augusta, SC 29841 Elizabeth Lynn McKinney, ‘88 Rt. 12, Marsha Lane Anderson, SC 29621 Crystal Yvonne McLaughlin, '88 2700 Juniper Dr. Charlotte, NC 28213 Anthony Keith McNeill, ’88 PO Box 503 Abbeville, SC 29620 Lisa Renee McWatters, 90 Riaseuboxeas Chester, SC 29706 Pamela Ruth Melton, ’90 2107 Sunrise Blvd. Ft. Myers, FL 33907 Amy Camille Merrill, ’90 10407 North Blvd. Tampa, FL 33612 Charles Todd Messier, '91 3209 Rowan Lane Tampa, FL 33618 Peter Alan Meunier, ’88 9 Cape Charles Dr. Greenville, SC 29615 Leslie Wayne Miles, ’91 PO Box 1158 Langley, SC 29834 Cynthia Lynn Milford, ’90 Rt. 4 Abbeville, SC 29620 Susan Louise Milford, ’88 Rt. 4 Abbeville, SC 29620 Anna Dozier Miller, ’89 620 Walnut Grove Rd. Roebuck, SC 29376 Benjamin Franklin Miller, III, 91 | Rt. 3, Box 1838 Laurens, SC 29360 Donna Carol Miller, ’90 PO Box 55 Winnsboro, SC 29180 Frances Arant Miller, ’88 PO Box 55 Winnsboro, SC 29180 Karrie Elizabeth Miller, ’90 112 Spring Forest Dr. Greenville, SC 29615 Kimberly Felicia Miller, ’91 PO Box 3563 CRS Rock Hill, SC 29730 Wanda Michelle Jones Miller, ’89 | 6D Pecan Grove Apts. Abbeville, SC 29620 Mark Byron Minor, ’88 2256 Sagamore Hills Dr. Decatur, GA 30033 Daniel Robert Molony, Jr., ’90 2403 Waterway Blvd. Isle of Palms, SC 29451 Carl Bradley Moore, ’91 62 Mapledale Avenue Succasunna, NJ 07876 Christy Renee Moore, '91 221 Polaris St. Anderson, SC 29621 David Iram Moore, ’89 PO Box 273 Yemassee, SC 29945 Eric Alexander Moore, '89 62 Mapledale Avenue Succasunna, NJ 07876 Susan Kimberly Moore, ’89 PO Box 107 Hindman, KY 41822 Paula Morrison Moore, ’88 Rt. 3, Box HS60 Farmville, VA 23901 Robert Scott Moore, ’88 219 Lydia St. Rock Hill, SC 29730 Stacye Michelle Moore, ’90 154 Wampee Curve Summerville, SC 29483 Earle Elias Morris, III, ’89 Rt. 6, Box 179 Pickens, SC 29671 Susan Elizabeth Morris, ’91 3622 Castaway Ct. Chamblee, GA 30341 William Edward Moultrie, ’91 175 Covered Bridge Dr. Smyrna, GA 30080 Gail Roxanne Mullen, ’90 4968 Ocean Pines Berlin, MD 21811 Lauren Elizabeth Mullinax, ’91 3120 Apache Dr. Columbus, GA 31909 David Forrest Musselman, ’90 3095 Greenwood Rd. Rock Hill, SC 29730 Daniel Holbert Myers, ’89 1160 Brookside Drive Conyers, GA 30207 Peggy Ann Neel, ’89 14 Stone St. Williamston, SC 29697 Barry Glenn New, ’90 102 Tow Hee Trail Anderson, SC 29621 Tracy Renee Newton, ’88 549 Westlawn Rd. Columbia, SC 29210 John Robert Nocera, ’90 938 4th Ave., N. Naples, FL 33940 Talithia Bertrille L. Norman, ’91 2961 Rollingwood Dr. Augusta, GA 30906 Jacqueline Elizabeth Oates, ’89 311 E. Stuart St. Bartow, FL 33830 Melanie Jean Oates, ’89 PO Box 117 Pottsville, AR 72858 Bryan Patrick O’Dell, ’90 Rt. 11, 208 Riverview Dr. Greenville, SC 29611 Jeffrey Eugene Osborne, ’89 ‘Rt. 45, Box 15 Jamestown, SC 29453 Mary Lee Owens, ’88 Rt. 2, Box 471 Barnwell, SC 29812 Brent Lee Pack, ’91 Rt. 3, Box 59A Mars Hill, NC 28754 Diana Renee Palecek, ’89 Star Rt., Box 202 Swansea, SC 29160 Candace Rene Parker, ’91 Rt. 1, Box 248D Blacksburg, SC 29702 Thomas Kevin Parker, ’89 930 Oriole Dr. Rock Hill, SC 29730 James Archie Patrick, III, ’88 PO Box 326 Edgefield, SC 29824 Laura Elizabeth Patrick, ’90 PO Box 3044 Greenwood, SC 29646 Julie Ann Strickland Patterson, ’89 104 Aycock Dr. Anderson, SC 29621 Joseph Mackey Payton, ’91 PO Box 2331 Greenville, SC 29602 Eric John Pederson, ’88 208 W. Church St. Seymour, CT 06483 Andrea Kae Penland, ’90 Rt. 1, Box 4A3 Honea Path, SC 29654 Cynthia Lynn Perry, ’89 1804 Kendrick Rd. Gastonia, NC 28054 Lana Carol Phillips, ’89 Rt. 6, Box 52A Lancaster, SC 29720 Anthony Shane Phillips, ’88 5705 Bethelview Rd. Cummings, GA 30130 Toni Michelle Phillips, ’89 Rt. 4, Box 82B Greenwood, SC 29646 Darryl Jason Pierce, ’91 PO Box 1656 Spartanburg, SC 29304 Derrick Alan Pierce, ’90 PO Box 1656 Spartanburg, SC 29304 Patricia Ann Pierce, ’88 PO Box 484 Due West, SC 29639 Wendy Melissa Pigate, ’91 2007 Bagpipe Cir. Florence, SC 29501 Jacqueline Amanda Pitts, ’89 Rigoeboxel 5 22 Laurens, SC 29360 Garth Apolonius Pollonais, ’90 316 Maloney Gardens D’abadie, Trinidad Kenneth Shingler Pooser, ’90 PO Box 668 Melbourne Beach, FL 32951 Richard Earl Porcher, ’88 Rt. 2, Box 52 Rembert, SC 29128 Francis Hunter Pressly, ’90 PO Box 92 Due West, SC 29639 Lisa Danette Prince, ’91 Rt. 2, Box 622 Donalds, SC 29638 Molly Karen Pritchard, '89 366 Janell Dr. Orange Park, FL 32073 David Brainerd Pritt, 91 127 W. Washington Ave. Covington, TN 38019 157 158 Steven Michael Pruitt, ’89 209 Eskew Cir. Anderson, SC 29621 Christopher Herman Pugh, ’90 Cor John Henry Sts. Montrose Chag., Trinidad Angela Leone Quarles, ’89 Regie Boxe167, Johnston, SC 29832 Dennis Michael Quinn, ’90 43 43rd St. Islip, NY 11751 Peter Gunnar Rambo, ’89 Rt. 1, Box 208B Winnsboro, SC 29180 Jennifer JoAnn Ramsey, ’91 703 Wormley Creek Rd. Yorktown, VA 23690 Jennifer Lynn Ray, ’91 Rt. 1, Box 333-1 Andrews, SC 29510 Kasandra Carol Rearden, ’89 Rt. 2, Box 57 Hodges, SC 29653 Scott Timothy Redeker, ’89 4248 Indian Manor Dr. Stone Mountain, GA 30083 Tamara Joy Rellis, ’89 900 Crestview Rd. Easley, SC 29640 Philip Gaillard Rembert, ’90 PO Box 721 Sumter, SC 29151 Kelly Lynn Rice, 88 PO Box 266 Marion, SC 29571 Susan Michelle Richey, ’91 Rt. 2, Box 360 Pendleton, SC 29670 David Thomas Richie, ’88 2007 College Ave. Anderson, SC 29621 Stephanie Vandiver Richie, ’91 2007 College Ave. Anderson, SC 29621 Claude Russell Riley, ’91 121 Crowfield Rd. Knoxville, TN 37922 Robin Wayne Roberts, ’90 Rt. 3, Box 174B Woodruff, SC 29388 Tasha Kani Robinson, ’90 2713 Bendemeer Dr. Columbia, SC 29209 Elizabeth Ann Rogers, ’88 4336 Idlewild Rd., North Charlotte, NC 28212 Kelly Anne Rogers, ’91 189 Palmetto Dr Shaw AFB, SC 29152 Jason Kyle Rogers, ’89 1390 Parkshore Dr. Charleston, SC 29407 Jenifer Lynn Roney, ’91 180 Worthington Dr. Marietta, GA 30067 Nancy Caroline Roper, ’90 1721 Terrace View Dr. West Columbia, SC 29169 Lynn Marie Rosser, ’89 4234 Palm Springs, Dr. East Point, GA 30344 Scott Martin Rover, ’88 130 Filbert Run Freehold, NJ 07728 Monica Ann Rowland, ’90 202 Clark Stream Dr. Anderson, SC 29621 Jessica Rudd, ’90 913 Roderigo Ave. Coral Gables, FL 33134 Elizabeth Michelle Sanders, ’90 Rt. 6, 604 Buckingham Rd. Easley, SC 29640 Kristy Rene Saxon, ’88 Rite boxed. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 Marcus Aureulind Scott, 88 Rt. 8, Carol Cir. Anderson, SC 29621 John Michael Seawright, ’89 Rt. 2, Box 713 Donalds, SC 29638 Mark Alan Segee, ’90 215 Fairview Dr. Greenville, SC 29609 Janice Marie Self, ’90 1408 Aragon Beach Rd. Rock Hill, SC 29730 Michael DeWitt Sellers, ’91 2078 Poinsett Dr. Rock Hill, SC 29730 Carolyn Rose Senn, ’91 107 Brandon St. Union, SC 29379 David Neil Shannon, ’89 109 Ridgemont Rd. Johnson City, TN 37601 Joseph Harvey Sherer, Jr., ’89 Rt. 1, Box 506 Starr, SC 29684 ) Linda Janette Sherer, ’89 Rt. 1 Sharon, SC 29742 Perita La’Nell Shumate, ’88 12 Crooked Creek Rd. Piedmont, SC 29673 Stephen Lewis Simmons, ’91 PO Box 399 Abbeville, SC 29620 Traci Brooke Simmons, ’90 PO Box 128 Lugoff, SC 29078 John Willis Sloan, ’88 PO Box 221 Fountain Inn, SC 29644 Stephen Courtney Smellie, ’91 3950 Estey Ave. Naples, FL 33942 Ashley Alexander Smith, ’88 101 Pelzer Ave. Williamston, SC 29697 Brian Pressley Smith, ’89 | PO Box 28 Barium Springs, NC 28010 Evangeline Denise Smith, '91 910 Old Liberty Rd. Easley, SC 29640 Greta Lynn Smith, ’89 Rt. 2, Box 560 Donalds, SC 29638 Guy Hudson Smith, III, ’88 Rt. 5, Box 165 Lancaster, SC 29720 Stanley Jarrell Smith, ’91 Rt. 3, Box 150 Gilbert, SC 29054 Mary Lynn Smith, ’90 104 Hillcrest Dr. Abbeville, SC 29620 Robert Tre Smith, ’91 9360 Northlake Dr. Roswell, GA 30076 Robin Lynn Smith, ’88 PO Box 447 North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582 Sharon Elizabeth Smith, ’90 Rt. 5, Box 165 Lancaster, SC 29720 Suzanne Renee Smith, ’90 3844 Lake Dr. Smyrna, GA 30080 Sophie Elizabeth Snoddy, ’88 102 Crescent Dr. Greenwood, SC 29646 Kenneth Mearl Spate, ’90 PO Box 186 Due West, SC 29639 Janet Gaye Sprott, ’90 1016 Jackson Ave. Florence, SC 29501 Joseph Paul Sprouse, ’91 3845 Champion Rd. Rock Hill, SC 29730 James Todd Stewart, ’90 102 Gum St. Clinton, SC 29325 Robert Brice Stidham, ’90 200 Cathcart Cir. Winnsboro, SC 29180 Fronde Davis Stille, ’88 PO Box 203 Due West, SC 29639 Gregory Michael Stone, ’88 10951 S.W. 98rd Ct. Miami, FL 33176 Kent Eugene Stone, ’89 ANE ale}, lefeye GW Statesville, NC 28677 Sonya Lynn Strickland, ’88 601 Old Pelzer Rd. Piedmont, SC 29673 Jennifer LaTrell Stroupe, ’90 3173 Woodland Hills Dr. Clover, SC 29710 Joseph Ross Lamont Styron, ’89 Back Acres Farm Elgin, SC 29045 Richard Timothy Swafford, ’88 336 Brown Dr. Simpsonville, SC 29681 Crystal Elizabeth Swann, '89 3E Oakland Apts, VA Dr. Abbeville, SC 29620 Colleen Katherine Tagner, ’89 830 Woodland Ave. West Palm Beach, FL 33415 Kimberly Ellen Taylor, ’91 Rt. 3, Box 145 Kingsport, TN 37664 James Randall Temple, ’91 Rt. 4, Box 271 Abbeville, SC 29620 Christopher Alan Terry, ’90 1117 Yarnell Ave. Lake Wales, FL 33853 Bruce Edward Thompson, ’88 PO Box 713 Pawnee, IL 62558 Gregory Edward Thompson, ’91 Rte Boxats Ware Shoals, SC 29692 Barry Wayne Threadgill, ’91 Rt. 2, Box 486 Spartanburg, SC 29302 Catherine McRae Tillman, ’90 952 Campbell Ave. Lake Wales, FL 33853 Gina Winn Timmerman, ’90 2908 Waterway Blvd. Isle of Palms, SC 29451 Mary Alice Tobias, ’91 Rt. 1, Box 309A Alcolu, SC 29001 Tyree Lee Todd, ’88 3-D Goldfinch Cir. Greer, SC 29651 Susan Marie Tribble, 91 205 Crosby St. Anderson, SC 29621 Harrison Tucker, III, ’89 7 Foster Rd. Williamston, SC 29697 Harriette Jane Tucker, ’91 7 Foster Rd. Williamston, SC 29697 Marsha Ann Tumblin, ’89 Rt. 3, Box 297 Fountain Inn, SC 29644 Thomas Broadus Turpin, ’90 Rt. 1, Box 82 Mountain Rest, SC 29664 Dana Suzanne Uldrick, ’90 Rt. 2, Box 105 Abbeville, SC 29620 Pablo Victor Unda A., ’91 Huitz. 104 I Avi Sec Ret San Luis Potosi SLP, Mexico Katherine Emily Underwood, ’91 378 Rolling Ridge Rd. Rock Hill, SC 29730 Astrid Unland, ’88 1101 Kenilworth Dr. Towson, MD 21204 Lee Robert Viall, ’91 6 Dillinger Ave. Charleston, SC 29418 David Augustus Vickery, ’91 4130 Brookview Dr Atlanta, GA 30339 159 160 Stacy Walker, ’90 Rt. 2, Box 82 Leesville, SC 29070 Anna Christian Walters, ’88 603 Westchester Dr. Anderson, SC 29621 Sheila Young Ware, ’90 Rt. 3, Box 66 Abbeville, SC 29620 Anjeanette Suzanne Warr, '91 1683 Langford Rd. Baltimore, MD 21207 Shelia Elizabeth Watford, ’88 Rt. 1, Box 46 Andrews, SC 29510 Mitzi Ann Watson, ’89 126 Carling Dr. Anderson, SC 29621 Lisa Renee Weathersbee, ’91 8715 Winnsboro Rd. Blythewood, SC 29016 Mary Dee Weems, ’89 4374 Briarcliff Rd. Atlanta, GA 30345 Victoria Leigh Weir, ’91 PO Box 1574 Davidson, NC 28036 John Christopher Wells, ’88 Rt. 4, Backsnake Rd. Pickens, SC 29671 William Howard Wheeler, Jr., 88 3985 Inca Ct. Stone Mountain, GA 30083 David Kevin White, ’89 Rt. 6, Box 576 Piedmont, SC 29673 James Charles White, ’89 506 Dekle Rd. Lake Wales, FL 33853 John David White, ’91 5629 Laurel Lane Lilburn, GA 30247 Weyling Heath White, ’88 Rt. 3, Box 230% Ahoskie, NC 27910 Cory Parrish Young, '88 220 Pine Forest Dr. Athens, GA 30606 Julia Kathryn Whitmire, ’90 315 Lodge Dr. Greenwood, SC 29646 Stacy Len Williams, ’89 105 Pinecrest Dr. Greer, SC 29651 Jill Renee Zeman, '88 144 W. Forest Dr. Spartanburg, SC 29301 Hartwell Anthony Williamson, ’89 Rt. 1, Box 227 Hodges, SC 29653 Christine Rae Willingham, '90 Ried Fountain Inn, SC 29644 Addrian Theodore Wilson, ’89 PO Box 924 Iva, SC 29655 Carla Renee Wilson, ’90 towel Belton, SC 29627 Mary Elizabeth Wilson, ’90 Rt. 3, Box 522 Blacksburg, SC 29702 Gina Michelle Wilson, ’90 8759 Brierwood Rd. Jacksonville, FL 32217 Bobbi Sue Wood, ’89 29 Brabham Dr. Dalzell, SC 29040 James Ronald Wood, ’89 205 Hellams Rd. Gray Court, SC 29645 Ann Higdon Woodson, ’91 PO Box 86 Camden, AL 36726 Julia Wallace Payne Wooley, ’88 PO Box 444 Due West, SC 29639 Donnie Leon Wooten, ’91 116 Lake View Dr. Greenville, SC 29611 Olivia Nell Dodgens Wooten, ’89 204 Brook Forest Dr. Anderson, SC 29621 John Timothy Wooten, ’88 11 Sagamore Lane Greenville, SC 29607 st . . +: . i a a : OT, or . . A 5 - ‘ . 2 i . -