Ferrum College - Beacon Yearbook (Ferrum, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1980 volume:

PET Ps Ral srtee 2 oe ae pei Soha aly pea ea caer TABLE OF CONTENTS Building Together Individually Emotionally Physically Mentally Reaching for the quality of Life So Even Though There’s No Disco In Rocky Mount, You Haven’t Departed From The Global Village By Coming To Ferrum. - Dr. Douglas Foard cA AY ANE ie itritien The roads of the world take us through many changes in our lives. Sometimes life is peaceful and quiet, but at other times it is dark and gray. We learn about ourselves and the world as we each go down our own roads. All roads lead to a world of new people and friends. Each road will take us through new experiences, preparing us to live and work in the global village. We have been given the chance to look down these roads through our ‘Insight’ programs and ‘‘Project Quill’, both of which offer alternative directions our lives may take. The solar winds blow, bringing to us their glow of light and heat. The rain falls giving us life and providing streams for all to enjoy. We find the world about us full of great and gentle beauty. In our communities, we find this same beauty. Each person becomes his or her own different shade of emotion, coming together to seek the good in our neighbors and to learn from one another. When we meet with each other, the different shades of emotion blend and form that beautiful creation we call mankind. Just as the sun rises or the streams flow, mankind moves together, reaching toward the global village. As individuals, we are given the chance to decide which roads we will travel. We are free to make our own decisions, but we must remember that there are those in other parts of the world that do not share our freedom. Even though we find these people different, we must remember that they are a vital part of our global village. For without different ideas and cultures to stimulate us, we could not appreciate the freedom we enjoy. We can be ourselves, as well as a part of the community. To What Do I Owe To what do I owe this honor This honor that makes me glow To what do | owe this pleasure This music moves me so To what do | owe my attention The attention that makes me grow To what do I owe to friends Those that | care for so To what do I owe To what do I owe - Bill Thomas 11 AS herenean ogee aieimmentante seroowmemmeerm ange REACH OUT Reach out to win Reach out to go Reach out to capture Reach out to grow Reach out — Bill Thomas 13 14 ae Hurry up! You're late! I’ve got a paper due today! How many times have we all heard these statements? Day after day, week after week, we sit in class and absorb mountains of information to prepare us for our individual place in the global village. ATEY Spt Ef pL lreAt z 15 ey ae : “err? TT = £ a Py i 16k aaa 0 es : rae wie Poe: g Perhaps There Is Among You A Geoffrey Chaucer, A Petrarca, A Boccaccio, Eager To Search For New Values, New Alternative Ways Of Finding Truth And Fulfillment In Life. - Dr. Douglas Foard INDIVIDGALLY 18 SENIORS William Edward Ameen John Anderson a we 2 SL OR AE Oe ER MMe OE 8 Jesse Lee Bales Jeff Bridgman Barry Chelton Burcher Jae C. Carpenter Robyn Elizabeth Cecil Susan Compton | bra Ann Corbin Lynn Dawson Elmer L. Glover Kay Goodpasture | lbmas E. Hening John Herritt Ben Johnson Charles Kenneth Johnson 19 Donna L. Joyce Brenda Gail King Kevin Barrett Laine Ann McClanahan Debra D. Martin Mark Clark is a Sophomore from Middleburg, Va. majoring in Mass Communications. Mark felt that his most memorable moment at Ferrum was “Meeting Brenda’”’. Lisa Meador aa Anita Lee Mott Charles Peloquin Barbara Lynn Phillips Steven M. Poland 20 Sally Jane Rutherford Mary Jane Shaughnessy ° Kathy Stone William Thomas liam Thrasher II John W. Turner Amanda Walker Russell Baker Woodruff 21 No N JGNIORS Garth Adams Keith E. Atkins Melinda Bell Bianca Berger Leah G. Blackwell ¢ Fan eg Daniel Blasche ae Coming to Ferrum from Jordan, is Rafat Rihani. Rafat is a Sophomore who came to Ferrum to study engineering. Kirk V. Brammer Kathy M. Burtner John P. Carter William D. Carter aith Faris Darlene M. Cox Jane Dalton Janice C. Deldon Carl M. Dennis Leslie Allen Draper Hey! Cut it out! Karen J. France . Rebecca L. Glover David Green 23 24 Wilhelmina P. Kinzer Fredrick Stephen Lark Cassandra Cordelia Jones Eddie Lau Marsha Jones Jeanette Lawler Susan M. Jones Robert M. Lawler Berkley M. Mitchell Ann McClanahan speaks out. Forest Andre Parker Leeland R. Pugh Alton M. Quinn Ill Linda S. Range Dennis D. Ruffin 25 26 Nickolas Sapounakes Shirley Turner Brad Shinault Lauri G. Stennett Dave Treen Marla Gaye Turpin Mary Lynn Sink Gary N. Thomas Antoinette Tucker Catherine S. Walsack Melissa Jo Smith Richard Wimmer iT WA) hi bey SENIOR DIVISION OFFIC ERS from left: Debra Martin Vice-President, Gary Dean President, L ; ent, Lynn ‘“‘Q-Tip’’ Dawson | Ss 28 SOPHOMORES Sherry Barber Fletcher McKim Beale Rose Marie Angell Reginald B. Arrington Rita Fay Atwell Scott Benedict Karen Bishop Lynn Blackwell Sandy L. Bryant Barbara Cable Cynthia Carr : Rebecca Carr Sharon Carter Mary Yvonne Camper 29 30 Linda Cash Terry Cook William Costoplos ‘ a Billy Catron Jeannie Chilton OF FRIENDS Memories stay as moments fade, The thoughts of friends remain Forever and a day. Good times and bad help friends to grow, Love between them takes time to flow. Difference adds to the color of their relationship, As does likeness add to the flavor of their fellowship. Friends go on as time passes by for in this type of fellowship their happiness never dies. Friends bond in their own special ways, For I say again these types of friends remain forever and a day. Carol Creech Ellen Cregger Allen Crowder Wr. ieee Kenny Culpepper cS Robert Cusack Bruce Dixon Denise Duncan Debbie Elliott ‘imberly Downey Nancy K. Duke 31 David Feron Karen Evans ead f Micereg ih wae Nellie Fisher Patti Evans Page Featherston Michael Ferguson Charles Fleming Sheree Flowers Ralph P. Floyd James Flynn Elaine Ford A. Dean Fulton ’ Joe Gooden Teri Gracey susan L. Grammer Teresa K. Granger George Lamb Buist Roger Gulick Grinnan 33 34 Barry Hall Donna Hall Steve Hall a 2 aa, aoe « ot eee a“ - 2 7 Ee ped Be . — Charles R. Harrell Jane Hartman Charlene Hibson Mary Hicks Rex Hodgson t | | | David Huffman Carlton Hopkins Robert Hopkins John Houser | ee, | ] | John Hunt Pat Hurley Jean Isgrig - | | Ve bes A i. f i | | Kim Johnson Raymond Johnson Edward Jones Joanne Jordon 35 36 Verna Jones Cheryl Laing Mie Yoshi Kawa Rodney P. Leech Laura Kesterson Barbara E. Knight Connie Kuder Delois Lee Jo Ann Lindsey Lynn Liskey tharles E. Mason ote a. Theu K Mai Gwen Martin Debra Mayes Scott G. Marshall Right this way! Dawn Martin James McCoy 37 38 William Miller L d Elizabeth Moncure Kevin McMicheal Mary Susan Murphy Lorrie McCloskey Marion Naff Left: Enjoying another beautiful day in the sunshine. Above: Even though it may be beautiful outside, it’s still great fun to sit and watch a friendly game of pickup basketball. ’ 3 Candi Nichols Jeanette Nolin Right: Shirley Muncey on the way to take another group picture. Below: | wonder if the geese enjoy having water in Adams Lake again? Laurie Olsen Kathyrn Norton Anders Osborne Dale Overfelt Chris Nuckols Samuel G. Oakey Patricia Olson Keith D. Owen 39 40 Franklin W. Pace Bruce Pearson Robin Peay Wendy Pifer Patrice M. Powell Dee Dee Pratt Janice Pressley Lisa Quinn Darlene Randolph ——— Joseph E. Schodt Bridget Reilly D. Lynn Robertson Robert Gregory Robinson Melanee Gay Scott Glen Richardson Gee Mom, wish you were here. Tracey Sellers 4) Michael B. Silverstein Shirley Smetts Lori A. Smith You're going to turn in this paper to Dr. Crow? Sarah A. Smith ei . . se 3 pe bak’ o,f if 3's “33 Estes Edward Snead Steve Snuffer Ted Spangler Chanda Sponaugle | Robert Stanley Mavis Stone Elizabeth Swisher Mark Switzer During a break between classes Mike lannuzzi takes time to Frisbee’ with friends. ’ Rosemary L. Steele Kelly Stigall Cynthia Stinson Mark John Tantillo 44 Donna Tatum Denise Trescott Donna Trimble Jacqueline Tucker Pamela Anne Tuttle Hope C. Vandegrift Robert L. Wade Harold E. Wainwright Keith Walden T. John Tasselli Katherine R. Walker Susan D. Walker Robert F. Ward Pamela A. Wasknock Susan Watson Linda Webb Brenda Webb Kathyrn Sue Williams Elizabeth C. Wilson j ode. wasesase, 44 reas MD 550%, Joan E. Wilson Suzy Whitaker Sandra M. White ickie L. Woodward Robert Cleveland — George T. Young Joan Ziglar Wright 45 FRESHMEN Nancy J. Albert Robin May Albright Scott Alexander Karl A. Allen Patricia A. Allen Audia Andy Mark Ansell J.B. Atkinson 46 Pam Aleason Tod Attkison Chris Babb Jack Bailey David Emory Bales Ronald Baker Mary Anne Barnes Jarry E. Batts John Beall Jeffrey A. Belcher Barry Belle Edward R. Bevis, Jr. Donna Boudoin Bruce Brown Melinda Jo Brubaker Charles Bryant Don Budynas Chip Butner Kimberley K. Byrum David Campbell Jane Campbell 48 Sharon Anne Campbell Michael Chestnutt Patricia Childs la Alan Carson Lisa Clark Susan Cart Robert Catron Beatrice Clayborne 49 i Sari Claybrook Deidre Cochran Kathy Cole Lenora Compton | Kimberly S. Crannis - | Nadeeda J. Dajani David Davis Kay D. Deshazo Lee Dunbar Nanette Duncan avid Lee Franklin Myron Fallen Frank Douglas Fowlkes II Rhonda L. Francis Brenda Free Willis N. Fleshman That’s cool man. Ben Garett Salina Foreman Timothy Garner 51 52 } is . a Karla Jo Gerner Stewart Gillespie 7 Wayne Gilley Pam Gleason Rosetta M. Goad Trevor Goddard Lori Gray } l-eresa L. Healy Earl Green Donna Henley ‘Vine Karl Herrmann Patricia Ann Hilton 53 54 Kathy Hockman Ernie Jackson Pricilla May Holmes L. Dee Joyner Bobby Hogg James Huffman Jonathan Irons Kelly Keating i RS Shelby Irving Lance Kendall Toni A. Koger Susan Kornegay Terry Lynn Knight Robert Reed Landis Denise Lauck And for this I left OZ? ‘Sharon Lawson Deborah Leake © Juliet M. Lee Scott Lee 55 56 Sarah Ann Leech Howard Childrey Love Tammy Madagan Kemelee Mallory Selina M. Lewis Cheryl Marcus Christopher Long Janet Marshall Mt, Chuck Mateer Betsy McClellan | ! | Catherine Miles homas Miles Kevin Miller Eleta Milner Julia Mitchell 57 58 Harlon Neal . Martin Nixon Douglas L. Moore Elizabeth Gail Munden Charlie Neal Janet O’Hallahan Donald Osborne Michelle Patrick Susan Osborne Dean Pace Doris Parker Randi Perrone He thinks he can fool notebook. Shari Phelps everyone by borrowing her Buddy Phillips 59 60 Margaret Roache Garland D. Pittard Carol Rivara Susan Pollard Mark Roberson 61 Yn 5 2 12 ) = S fe) 3 = ao i = 3 z g ra S 5 5 5 o (= f g : ae) 0) re ie) ae) fas Q im e) v S = ra) m a = , wn i= O) 5 8 e a E = ae FP ) ES = = WY c Odbnhdddhados c S nef fe 2 TEREF. 0 A ve iapunneed, posits rsigea Fics im - i BHATT SHETT Hf] beaetegs sate TET TEM waa! oeee 38 z hg iii ‘ (a ae . . 5 s o) 5 o) Z Y) 9 g {e) o 5 (= c Se os se G = 2 = 7) - ee g o Q (o) o WY bs =) s a 3 UO oO = = a Gary Smith Susan A. Smith Michael A. Snead Gregory Sprouse Mark Lisa Stofko Darrell Stewart Peter Sweetland Dorathy Tensen Mary Esther Thomas Amy Tiernan iregory C. Waddell ] ) Gwendolyn R. Turner Susan Wallerstein Sharone Ward James Monroe Warren 63 William Washington David F. Watson Scott Weakland Nathan Wiles Jackie Williams John Wilson Donna Ross Woody Diane Wright Beverly Yeatts Sharon Y. Wells Elizabeth Wilkinson Roanne Woolard Lori Yirsa EMOTIONALLY 66 “Better To Wear Out Than To Rust Out.’ Bishop Cumberland | expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that | can do, or any kindness that | can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it, for | shall not pass this way again. Anonymous ‘For a man seldom thinks with more earnestness of anything than does of his own dinner.’’ Samuel Johnson 67 68 Honor students sitting on their porch at Scotts Apartment. S44 LEELE AULD ‘ 3 ; : 70 Student Government Association Executive Council, left to right: Cleve Wright - President, Karen Bishop - Treasurer, Selina Elswick - 2nd Vice President, Laura Kesterson - Secretary, Keith Harman - Ist Vice-President Robert Cleve Wright, S. G. A. President Senator James Abourezk, lecturer � Mike Williams, Story-Teller Sasho Ito, Japanese Dancer Mike Cross, Picks And Grins 71 72 Melinda Bell, Junior, 1979 Homecoming Court Mitzi Miluis, Sophomore, 1979 Homecoming Court 1979 Homecoming Queen Freda Mays; Madison Heights VA. Major: Social Work, Junior, Escort Forrest Parker Laura Kesterson, Sophomore, 1979 Homecoming Court Sandy Whitley, Sophomore, 1979 Homecoming Court 73 Rcd Ae as , Cleve Wright, , Keith Harman Professor Hurt 74 hve BY € ¢ As) 76 Ferrum College Student Life Staff Friend, Counselor, Disciplinarian, Programmer Hillcrest: Bill Thomas, Susan Davis, Chip Phillips, Susan Smith, Laura Holman. Foster Aurringer Susannah Wesley: Freda Mays, Mrs. Stultz, Brenda King, Kim Berry, Pam Washnock, Faith Farris Bassett: Betsy Joseph, Willis Flechman, Lisa Smith, Terri Gracey, Chip Quinn, Barb Lynn Sink, Kathy Orr, Keith Owen, Shirley Turner, Teresa Granger, Caroly Riddick: Chuck Harrell, Donald Dollins, Dennis Riffin, Pete Thornhill, Jeff Hahn. ara Knight, Mark Dixon, Dave Branson, Mark Creech, Carl Dennis, Mary nne Pratt. 77 78 Chapman: David Walkup, Tony Whitt, Jeff Bridgeman, Steve Hall, Mike Lampman, Bill Mauney, Garth Adams, Brian Hedrick, Carter Robertson Hall Directors: Resident Assistants: Chip Phillips, Hillcrest; Wayne Wolfe, Scotts Apts.; Ollie Stultz, Lynn Dawson, Wayne Wolfe, Bill Thomas, Garth Adams, Susannah Wesley; Donald Dollins, Riddick; Lynn Dawson, Chuck Harrell, Kathy Orr, Freda Mays, Mark Creech Alumni; Bill Mauney, Chapman; Dennis Gregory, Director; Betsy Joseph, Bassett. Seg “ye 79 80 ‘As We Advance In Life, We Learn The Limits Of Our Abilities.’’ Froude. Clockwise from top: Paul Lynch, Jane Driscoll, Theu Kim Mai, Pete Thornhill, Randy Hodson Counterclockwise from top: David Feron, Denise Duncan, Robert Stanley, Shirley Johnson, Robin Cecil. 81 Pram | TT Harn Raabeaeahicieet! didi die 04 bed bo in a+ eit ms Apo poten Ferrum College covered by a blanket of snow 82 Jay Windsor and Dr, Sam Lisa Johnson, typesetter Iron Blade, For The Students, By The Students. Lamont Johnson, Reporter 83 84 wf li. Ferrum College Cheerleaders: Front: Elaine Ford, Verna Jones, Susan Griggs; Second Row: Wilma Philpott, Sharon Carter, Kelly Stigall - CoCaptain; Third Row: Austin Bond, Pete Thornhill , Willis Fleshman - Co-Captain. RECREATION CLdB | Ce LOLA LL ENTE AD i Wena oweitigoanctitn. le ibe ro eat cto i CAROL NS NOES SSSI DED A ROS ISSIR Dennis Ruffin, Jerry Caldwell, Eddie Ford, Dave Green, Austin Bond, Rusty Woodruff, Mary Lynn Sink, Warren Agee, Kathy Orr, Tom Hickman, Wayne Wolfe. Clark Childers, Jane Dalton, Laura Humm, Kris Holliday, Dan Falon, Steve Bland, Lee Pugh, Troy Kelley, Wally Richardson, Kenny Hicks, Mike Moreno, Brad Shinalut, Forrest Parker ERB. ot 85 86 “Language, As Well As The Faculty Of Speech, Was The Immediate Gift Of God.”’ Noah Webster LA TERTALIA ‘ Le Cercle Francais +8 Ser Russian Students Perform For Foreign Language Week 87 BLACK STGUDENT UNION Yvonne Scott, President; Charles Bryant, Vice President. Voices of Hope Debra Martin, Director; Forrest Parker and Karen France, As- sistant Directors. 88 89 90 RIDING CLCB Cleve Wright and Keith Harman with Mr. Abourezk BAS so 91 92 Public Affairs And Administration Bruce Powell, Brooke Miller, Kirk Brammer; Officers Can you help me find the Library? Young Republicans 93 Student Christian Fellowship 94 0 ie i oO ¢ AS [= =] - i 7) re D c p=) Nc 0 Circle K Members serve d i special guest vis' 95 Conservation The Environment, American Chemical Society, Fellowship Of Science, Business Administration, Young Democrats, : Social Work, Psychology, Special Services, FF ; Art Club. a oe fi Sls 3 te, a | a ae ae CLUBS NOT PICTCRE. Student Congress, Beacon, Radio Station, President’s Aides, Alpha Mu Gamma, Phi Beta Lamba, Delta Psi Omega, Dance Club, High Mountain Assoc., Forest Fire Fighting Club 98 “S wei xe x Ze Ferrum’s never seen it this Selina Lewis, from Lexington, Va, Miss Black Ferrum, 99 100 Eek oma count ac oo ste A. 3 Sy PS, Pat ie x sapiens Ce Bebe tet debe no , ne ip with ae oi ee ee 2 ARR ase: gente 101 Friends Are Always There. : 102 Dorm Champions in the Backgammon Tournament 103 biti ti Li ;. ee i SER SRERRE i wapegrane 4 seasneaer’ i caggnetas Hi itn Tra et . % gtesgea 2 2 wacwnas ii ND a8 £ ww MED Bug 4 44 ree 7 3 _s eat SSN aie aaa bi Sestag t 104 AO SAE RN RA aR SARIN SRR we oe 105 ‘4 A Bie noe Fire In Downtown 7) = o A=) Og ae) Ore D loa) ra}, mV) QO 3 VY) ml FI 5 Oe 5 Of 3 0 e Students and faculty members help put out fire. Scene from the B.S.U. Pageant, Refest Spencer 10 9 (EP BE LSE ORAS MOLI LRT AE 108 WE WORK AND PLAY TOGETHER TO ACHIEVE GOALS. 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They did it again! Ready or not here it comes . 118 OK. I’m going for it. | broke the tackle! TOUCHDOWN! 119 ee Sy “We don’t want no black eyed peas, we don’t want no collard ” greens. 21 — Ze 4 H ‘ 3 fone de. 124 PANTHERS END SEASON WITH 26-5 RECORD | De Ist Row: (left to right) - Bobby James, Kenny Thompson, Karon Henderson, Micky Hardy, Ernie Smith, Doug Smith, Tom Shamblin 2nd Row (left to right) - Coach Hudson, Barry Smith, Ezelle Stewart, James McCray, John Eggleston, Tommy Wright, Reggie Long, Ilvey Cook, Assistant Coach Pullen. Not pictured: Harold Taylor 25 A JERR, eX 126 127 Brother, Leap! another one just like that one!”’ 128 129 ee Dance later ! Taylor , Take it to the hoop Get the bail In Ferrum vs. NBC 53-49 it! No! Don’t go in with Independent Championship Trophy. Championship Game 130 EE STATE AC? foal Cc 5:5 PERIOD 132 MEN’S BASEBALL Wy Ee. 4 ¥ ty a ae Sn a a; 2p errs 4 3 panacea All American Right Handed .. . ... Ray Perkins oe 133 134 “ ponent $i ea eee eam ‘ ; ae i re att Jets age $: - ses = ee ae aa eee sig . reich . . 5 ee : . — rH Haag Fees ® ae a ‘ ; gts, ta se 2 By : ae = peri a 4 ty ‘ 3 am he Peres a ; ; ai = si eae 135 136 HRzms HM 22m Rodney Malone, John Hetzer, Brooks Hill, Jim Gilbert, Bruce Harrison, Robbie Catron, Coach Bailey, Luke Foster, Mike Colley, Bobby Davis, John Thompson, Allen Cannaday, Kevin Burnett, Coach Skeens 8 4 Mics pags fe} oF % ie Ye 4 | Win “ Vn Wy) e sy | bias Ty | 1S ac ae if t 4 t t + | | + = ee } ] | ES Bee | ae ee ha ig s Sere 137 ae Rock the boat! Get the season started 138 WOMEN’S TENNIS Front Row (L - R) Dana Adams, Janet Taylor, Michelle Rogers, Susan Smith, Second Row (L - R) Donna Bowsoin, Dorothy Tensen, Wendy Adcock, Coach Ross Ferguson o Fy % os 2 vs SAN Sarena’ eA oy eeenee ° ee 4 Atte ; we y : gt S. + i ‘ ie Bidens vy 2 en ey D8 ve hn te ee APPS TE noite Re Rg BAR OO eS ; Wise 139 TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY Back Row (L - R) Rick Pichler, Mark Arnold, Osborne Wheaton, Greg Hardy, Jack Barley, Rick Bradley, Gilly Clough, James Flynn, Todd Atkinson, Jim Hoffman, Earl Green. Second Row (L - R) Bill Miller, Bill Corn, Chris Long, Fred Miles, Gerald Crum, Martin Nixon, Ron Brower, Lenny Tyler, Raymond Johnson, Third Row (L - R) Butch Williams, Keith Oliveria, Anthony Wright, Bill Mougher, Cornell Howard, Glen Richardson, James McQueen, Mike Atkins, Assistant Coach Budwiser Miles, Co-captains - Frank Pace, Reggie Hayes, Coach Phil Elmassion 140 Es 141 SOFTBALL SWIM TEAM beeideictiteamaes cee Connie Pergerson recieves 1st place medal at Regionals Diver Shirley Muncey, Regionals, Sweet Briar College In their third year, Ferrum College Men’s and Women’s Swim Team enjoyed an exciting year of firsts. The one most noticed by the spectators was the addition of both male and female divers. Sophomore diver Rex Hodgson also served as Diving Coach. First year member Connie Pergerson set a first by always taking the top spot in every individual event that she swam, including four at Regionals. For the men’s team, the first was participation in the NJCAA National Swim Meet in Florida. Leon Hodge, Jesse Riggan, Jeff Nesbitt, and Jim Goode spent the first week of March at IRCC’s outdoor pool. Coach Nancy Casner was assisted all season by Wes Benbow. Above: Backstroker Margie Scott, Regionals. Below: Connie Pergerson at J.C. Smith Univ. Invitational, Charlotte, N.C. 143 Ist Row (left to right) - Mark Stegon, Buster Hall, Jon Copp, Stan Adams, Scott Alexandria 2nd Row (left to right) - Wayne Carner, Stewart Gilispie, John Bealle, Jim Peterson, Mark Ansell = en Beaten Ar: oon a ae 144 145 146 vit ee BE ae oe ition And thats the way it was. 147 INTRAMGRALS “Take this.”’ 148 149 pe “Man! Did you see that Throw the ball chump! 150 4 | course I’m 151 INDIVIDGALITY VISITOR i | == ce ies oo a “ec BENS Pig i os or a : OR a re 3 152 153 154 Proud Winners Number 1! COACHES OF THE YEAR Ray Warlick - All Around Coach Zernhelt - Football 155 156 Baseball Coach Doonan - Women’s Sports Assistant Coach Fridley - Baseball Head Coach Hank Norton - Football Coach Elmassian - Track, Football MENTALLY Dr. James Davis, Dean Dr. Douglas Foard, Associate Dean 159 FACALTY 5 et Clockwise from top: Norris Beam, Dr. Jack Corvin, Faye Wood, M elvin Maxey, Dr. Wesley Inge, Dr. Richard Nelson RELIGION 5 d 160 Clockwise from top: Regina Evans, Beverly Thornton, James McConnell, Jane Stogner, Gary Evans, Erma Rose, Rex Stephenson. FINE ARTS 161 Dr. Ben Divers, Dr. Corron, Carolyn Thomas, Ronald Stephens, Edward Thornton Math Science “MEN LEARN WHAT 162 Dr. Joe Brown, Samuel Litton, Dr. John Leffler, Richard Milam shots 4 i it i 1 bas i if : { p Gt ta 4 : { Fs it SN $HORT EE RN 163 164 + “ Clockwise from top: Dr. David Johnson, Dr. Bob Pohlad, Anthony Giesen, Dr. Joseph Stogner, Wesley Terry 165 © — ae) = fest Ves ae Ons ame @ ae () nage Sie Eec=a Cc Sscx Sie Ss Daa se =e 1 oYuss O9°OocE Gj (®, cz EG Sahat htbsd nob ETE? SOCIAL SCIENCE ay 166 Clockwise from top: Dr. Samuel Payne, Earl Skeens, Dr. Charles Wall, Dr. Douglas Foard, Jackie Bowler, Carolyn Pillow Clockwise from top: Ira Colby, DeRoy Campbell, Ellis Karr, Dr. Margaret Nuckols | LOOKING BACKWARDS” - SCHLEGEL 167 Clockwise from top: English Language Dr. Peter Crow, Dr. Daniel Gribbon, Kathleen Holt, Dr. Martha Goode, Mary Finch — “GRAMMAR IS THE LOGIC - 168 Clockwise from top Jody Brown, Larry ddie, James Andrews, Walker Holt, Shirley Dinwi Angle OF SPEECH” - TRENCH 169 170 Phys. Ed Rec Health Clockwise from top: Sally Flieger, John Zernhelt, Grant Hudson, Dr. Coulbourn Tyler, Car- ol Sandidge, Laverne Bailey Se SEAS zal Business Clockwise from top: Joan Litton, Dr. Steve Mosher, Chester Roberts, James Bailey Hii i ae ruin) 657) ; % Neticeniaaene” Went ie MT | ] | , | } i | i Clockwise from top: i] | Dr. Bruce Mattox, Betty Mahan, | Arthur Owens, Claude Slate | 173 Library Ralph Wimmer, Tony Powell, Peggie Barker, Virginia Goodwin ; Hy i L Wesley Nelson itchell, Lucie Wolfe, Joe M 175 ADMINISTRATION :s Clockwise from top: Roddy Moore - Direc- tor of Blue Ridge Institute, Clark Manor - Controller, Dennis Gregory - Director of Campus Affairs, Carolyn Smith - Director of Alumni Affairs 176 Clockwise from top: Pete Hartman - Director of Planned Giving, Doug Patterson - Director of Campus Programs, M.G. Goodpasture - Director of Program Support, Keith Hilton - Director of Special Services, Bill Bowen - Vice President of College Relations. 177 Clockwise from top: Patricia Crawley Director of Health Center, Sybill Winesett - Director of Financial Aid, Carroll Rabon - Vice President for Business Affairs, John Carter - Direc- tor of Admissions John Wesley Hall, Administration Building 180 Saal a Clockwise from top: Phyllis Davis - Special Ser- vices Counselor, Ross Ferguson - Assistant Di- rector of Admissions, Herbert Hobbs - Chaplain, Gail Hudson - Director of Public Relations, Bobby Thompson - Business Manager ‘aig anne pvc, itn ibang alti ip . Clockwise from top: Don Dollins - Assistant Di- rector of Campus Programs, Bob Bailey - Assis- tant Director of Admissions, Temple Turner - Secretary in Campus Programs, Sarah Beck - Accountant 181 182 yf 7 wh Oy a ade Ald Clockwise from top: Martha Boyer - Accountant, Freeda Watson - Registrar, Chip Phillips - Direc- tor of Traffic and Parking, Martha Phillips - Stu- dent Relations Assistant j 2 ; ' } z ‘ Gas = gt Clockwise from top: Chris Bailey - Cashier; Ray Mull - Coordinator of Housing; Edith Handy, Judy Johnson Margaret Smith - Computor Center Staff; Joyce Jones - Secretary for Athletics. 183 Pid ail. Zoe Ireton - Hewitt - Director of Food Services 184 85 ] Katherine Shiell - Manager of Bookstore 186 “es 187 Tie fate (aarend dn! 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A day in which we receive gratification for all our hard work. Suddenly we get a scary feeling that we might fail our dreams. Just as quickly, we forget and start looking forward to our part in the world. RTT SE acai 203 ‘ ee % ae ve) oO ™N A time to reflect on friends, classes, and the campus that has become such a part of our lives. A time to look at the achievements we have made. But mostly, a time to look ahead, to reach for the quality of life. 207 208 BEACON STAFF Editor-in-chief - Wayne Wolfe lilding Physically - Freda Building , wale _ Hah ist grapher.- Jef ho x Photographer - Jesse R NU Photographer - eo Rain? part = fo.Cathy F on wg 4 a4 cane U ease tay i ch | oo