Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1977 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening Furman Life Athletics Organizations People Advertisements Congratulations to Seniors F iFTiTiT’ r i t ii I I •■■III r t � � Furman — a beautiful place to spend four years, and so much knowledge to gain. The task was to learn from our past and find answers for our future. In the face of these building academic pressures, students found diversion in a wide variety of activities. Vi . The knowledge we gained here was important, but it only encompassed a fraction of the Furman experience. For we came to understand people and through them, life and how to cope in the challenging and ever-changing world of today. Fountains in the moonlight, an oak-lined avenue A place that once-upon-a-time was new Colors in the autumn, the rain at winter time It's like living in a picture, it's like living in a rhyme. A quiet lake at sunset, the bells chime out the hour And roses are a very special kind of flower Looking back on memories of moments spent with you Dreaming of the future, learning what we have to do. Fountains in the moonlight, waters of wisdom that we desire The bell chimes — a tradition that we most admire Echoes of a glorious past, the present lights the way To build a brighter future where the heart can always stay. And my home is in the shade of Paris Mountain In a valley where the heart can only see And when time takes me away, in my heart there’ll always stay The shade of Paris Mountain and the thought of you and me. — F. Jane Swindler - FURMAN AGAIN !!! School Opens: Frustration with a capital F (better get used to the letter) — Permits, people, and planning — What did you do this summer? (a rhetorical question commonly accepted as hello) — A chance to reorient yourself from freedom to futility Enjoy those first few free minutes ... They're probably going to be your last. 18 19 20 21 Field Day: Remember when ... Male — you ended up tied to a girl who was labeled by your hall as Miss Clearasil — you won the tug of war contest and haven’t been that close to a girl since — you get slapped for trying to jump in the same potato sack with Thunder thighs Female — you wondered why the guy you were tied to undid the knot before the race was over — you thought that tug of war contest was the most intimate moment of mix week — you wished that guy was jumping into your potato sack Both — you took that unexpected and unwanted dip in the lake 23 A PROCLAMATION Hear ye! Hear ye! Hear ye! Be if known to all and sundry to whom these presents may come! The day of OCTOBER 12, 1976, is hereby proclaimed os FESTIVAL DAY for the students and faculty of FURMAN UNIVERSITY Upon this day—until the hour of 4:00 p.m.--there will be no dosses, labs, or other such drudgery, and the time will be spent in play, games, and kindred other festivities and frivolities. Duly ond properly signed and sealed by me upon this 11th doy of October 1976. on ot pans being beaten, and paper being slipped under Tins paper pronounced the of all classes and labs, and an to join in a day of festivities, mg activities included fnsbee throwing, softball, a hike on Pans Mountain, relay races, a picnic lunch, and extra sleep to some. A biuegrass band played in the parking lot of McAlister Auditorium that afternoon and the coach' led participants through various folk and square dances Refreshments were not forgotten - bushels of apples were pressed into ole fashioned apple cider. th the desire for secrecy had failed, the be remembered as a Furman experience not have to spend THE$T 'IYCK • sm M P ' . 29 FOREIGN STUDIES England On Monday. September 6.1 greeted familiar Furman faces in New York’s Kennedy Airport, and together we embarked on a three-month exploration of England — and ourselves. On the beginning tour of Ireland, we evidenced the effects of the severe summer drought and began to quench our own thirsts for new sights and ideas. Somethirst-quenching activities including drinking meade in a medieval castle, enjoying the first pub party in Galway, climbing 2.000 feet of Yeats' Ben Bulben. and reading anti-war graffiti in Dublin. The rest of tour was spent in England and Scotland, stopping to see the colleges of Cambridge. York's Minster and Shambles, the Royal Mile of Edinburgh, the Lake District near Kesswick. and the Roman ruins at Bath. We gradually became used to the famous British accent and reserve, and by the time we reached Hadrian s Wall and Stonehenge, we had become professional student tourists. When we slowed down to settle in London, we were ready for organized study to help us arrange the myriad of images we had experienced. Home was the Ivanhoe Hotel and school was Birkbeck College. In the evenings, the tube” could transport us to any play, concert, pub, opera, or restaurant within minuies. However, at the end of the five-week resident study, there were still sights left unseen. After a Halloween masquerade party, we left in small groups for two weeks of independent travel in Europe. Some decided to hop-skip-and-jump across six or seven countries while others spent their days in only two or three cities. After Amsterdam's red light district and a peek at the Pope, we regrouped for a month-long Shakespeare course in Stratford-upon-Avon. Dr. John Crabtree guided us through fifteen plays and eight stage performances by the Royal Shakespeare Company. Frost and cold guesthouses signalled the approach of the anticipated homecoming, and on December 9. we returned to New York. Though we still had Shakespeare exams and journals to complete, our foremost thoughts centered around the successful integration of two worlds and the silent, private memories. — Annamarie Saliba 30 31 The eight students participating in the Versailles' program lived with French families and acquired an appreciation for the flavor of runny Camembert cheese and mellow red wines. They also learned to meet the challenge of expressing English thoughts in French words, especially when justifying American customs, such as the custom of a daily bath. Classes continued the lessons in French lifestyles with visits to the morning markets in Versailles, tours of L'Opera, the Senat in Paris, and visits to professors' homes. With a student rail pass, Versailles became a home base for travel to other parts of Europe. There were all-night train trips to Nice, the Cote d' Azure, and the French Alps. Long weekends and independent travel time in December made it possible to visit Amsterdam, Munich, and Florence. Students learned the language and life of France in a way that no classroom lecture can equal. Participants in the Versailles' program experienced an unforgettable, total education environment. 32 Well, what was it like in Vienna?” Ask any of the eleven students who were there this fall and you'll get at least twelve different responses. If you do wager the question, however, be prepared for a lengthy, confusing reply. In any case, don't ask two or more Vienna students together, for they will ramble incomprehensibly. The memories are rich and numerous. From the moment our Air India jumbo lifted off from JFK in New York on September 6th until it touched down again December 9th. we were inundated by vivid impressions and exciting experiences. How can you recall them all in a few short phrases? The ten day trip through Germany to Vienna in our Mercedes bus — what a way to start a semester ( follow that steamer! — Where's Banka? — Haben Sie Apfelsaft? — Furman carved for posterity at Sepl's — Big Mac — Walter and his roses — skipping stones at the foot of the Zugspitze — Charlie, checks out that disco!” — Ludwig must have been mad to build a castle way up there! — Where's Pease?”) When we finally did arrive in Vienna, the city and its landladies welcomed us with open arms. Bill Earle and Frau Durrmayer got carried away! Sharing our experiences made them doubly rewarding. Will Faith Cox ever get over meeting Lloyd Bridges at the Vienna Hilton, or will we? What if the heat did go out and the johns did flood at Neuer Markt — what do you expect of 300 year old Baroque? Even classes were fun sometimes — really! ( Now, class, why is this madonna standing so peculiarly? ) Hearing Charlie Horton's peals of laughter in the Akademietheater” made it worthwhile struggling through Kleist. You just haven't lived until you've sung 30 stanzas of My Bonnie lies over the Ocean over brown suds in a Czech keller or supper on Geselchtes” at the student Mensa. By the way, where is Josi? ..ZWEILAGENREINESRIN DFLEISCHSPEZIALSflUC esalatessiggurkekA SEZWIEBELNINEINEMGETOASTE TENSESAMBROTCHENMCDONA LD’SBIGIVlAC 33 During the twelve hour flight from San Francisco to Tokyo we learned how to count and how to say excuse me in Japanese. The counting was not immediately relevant. However, when we bumped into the masses, (yes, Japan really is crowded) carrying our forty-pound suitcases and shoulder bags, our only salvation was to hesitantly mutter excuse me and hope that a small space would clear and we could move another step closer to the exit; or what we thought was the exit. We couldn 't read the sign. This was our introduction to Japan. We couldn’t read, write, or speak. We walked on the wrong side of the street, tried to get at the front of the busses, (the Japanese board at the back), got cramps in our hands fumbling through ourfirst meal with chopsticks, tried toshake hands when we should have bowed, walked into rooms with our shoes on before we realized that our guest slippers had been placed neatly at the entrance for us. weren't quite sure how to use the Japanese toilet, lost any sense of modesty we had after one night at the public bath house, and tried desperately to associate innumerable new names and faces. Unfortunately, all the names sounded familiar and everyone looked alike. To say that we did not have a clue as to what Japan was about is an understatement. Living with a Japanese family, learning todeal with tradition, attending a Japanese university, living in houses with no heat, trying to communicate and eventually to speak a new language, and building new friendships are just a few of the experiences offered to those of us who were crazy enough to just get up and go without knowing a whole lot about where we were going. There were numerous ti mes when we looked around, frustrated by one thing or another, and thought, What are we doing here? But without a doubt, we would all do it again. We know what we did in Japan added new depth to our understanding of people and has given us insight into a part of the world that, although different, can teach us a lot. 34 MIDDLE EAST How would you like to spend seven weeks away from Furman? Nineteen students decided to give it a try a few weeks ago. or was it years ago. The experience will live with us forever. I am sure Drs. T. Price and N. Jones will not forget it either. Besides visiting the Middle East, we literally whistle-stopped across Europe. For three weeks, we climbed, crawled, jumped, and walked through the ancient ruins of Israel. Jordan, and Egypt. Caesarea, on the Mediterranean Coast, was one of our favorite places. Then suddenly a plane trip changed our location, and we were in Rome. For the last four weeks we visited the cultural spots of Europe. We learned a great deal and return with memories that will be conversation pieces for a long time to come. 35 36 REGISTRATION WINTER WONDERLAND Snowlll... After four years, it has finally snowed, maybe there's something to that prayer business ... Look at that snowball those guys are rolling down that hill — what snowball, that's my car... Oh!!... I don’t see why the dining hall is so upset about their trays, this is the most business they've had all year... You know. I thought that finally I would get to miss my classes, but I saw Brewer snowmobiling in about 8 o'clock... I knew my preppy facade would catch up with me. top siders are just not suited for this weather... Isn't that your professor ice skating on the lake — yeah, find a heavy brick!... I had no idea Floridians could be so juvenile ... Holidays — Halloween — a time for some to go out all dressed up ... and for others to go out in their normal garb The big break — Christmas The culmination of a term at Furman ... Finally a rest from studying!! The bicentennial brought with it a July 4th that all Summer School students will remember — speakers, fireworks, et al. Students continually look for an escape from the drudgery of books, classes, and study halls — Whether it is a calendar holiday or a surprise holiday one day can break the monotony and bring a much needed break. 41 RUSH WEEK Fraternities at Furman offer a much needed social outlet as well as a chance to develop friendships, sponsor community projects, and emerge as personalities that are intrinsically part of campus life. By sponsoring charities such as muscular distrophy and the Cancer Fund, the Furman fraternities are recognized leaders in civic projects. This year the fraternities gained national acclaim by winning first prize in a national cleanup campaign. Perhapsthe most vital part of any fraternity is rush. Co-ordinated by the Inter-Fraternity Council, the four social organizations help fight the winter term monotony with a varied program of activities designed to aid in choosing which fraternity to pledge. Smokers in the fall and again at the end of January are informal gatherings to inform prospective brothers of fraternity purposes, pledging procedures, and financial obligations. Rush girl parties provide an opportunity for freshman girls to meet the brothers and decide what fraternity to rush. Closed night, a more formal affair sponsored by the rush girls and the brothers, is open to freshman men by invitation only. The annual mountain party is an all day affair held at the end of January. Bid night serves as the culmination of Rush Week activities as bids for the different fraternities are received and pledges begin their tasks of endless shoe polishing, midnight food runs and weekly laundry chores. 42 43 SUMMER SCHOOL Days spent basking in the summer sun ... nights spent at Capri’s, the bow” — ... Where is Campobello? Pine trees, pine trees, pine trees .. You’re kidding? The night before exams and you’re all going to IHOP?? — Wait for me! Watch it! The cheerleaders are forming multiple human pyramids on the dining hall tables! Look at those Atlanta Falcons eat! They dribble twice as much as the basketball campers! Anyone for a set of tennis? You mean the guys and girls live in the same dorms? ... at Furman University! — You must admit we had a great time. 44 41 SOCIAL BOARD Furman's Social Board operates to provide entertainment, diversion, release and or escape for Furman students, through a broad range of activities. This year the Board sponsored several trips away from Furman: A camping trip to Boone. N.C.; an ice skating trip to Charlotte, and. quite popularly, a ski trip to Wolf Laurel. A series of mini-concerts of Cabarets several times during each term have been quite successful and have featured different types of performers and music — the Hard Times Jazz Band, Josh White and Gritz — to name a few. The traditional Social Board movies this year have run the gamut from old favorites such as The Wizard of Oz and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid to such controversial films as The Exorcist and Groove Tube. Social Board also cooperated in the planning of debate parties and an election night party. Working within the confines of a limited budget, the Social Board attempts to meet as best as possible the interests of most students. 46 20th GENlURY-fOX fttSEMS BUTCH CASSIDY ANDTHE SUNDANCE KID PAN A VISION COLOfi by D£ LUXE • [GPj =s=- CLOCKWISE: Gritz. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Sweet Tooth, and the Hard Times Jazz Band. 47 WILLIAM PETER BLATTYS THE EXORCIST twbyWHliAM FRIEDKW ELLEN 8L8SIYNMMVCN SVEX X'L£Ei0068 unywMN jac mkGOmwn j-asqn mueiu, . imew. w,muAM peter ewfy te NOE. W8HAii w.WJAM PETERR iTTV “L' :w inr 3c. O; LrvCimMcnCt xr- o Rj-TZrr- CLOCKWISE; Advertisement for The Exorcist, one of several movies Social Board brought to Furman; Coach Cottingham calling one of several square dances sponsored by Social Board; the Homecoming Dance and the midnight breakfast which followed it; Dan Brown performing in Burgiss Lounge; another step in square dancing, a form of entertainment enjoyed by a majority of Furman students. 48 49 INTRAMURALS Intramurals at Furman University have the primary aim of providing all Furman students with the opportunity to participate in a variety of recreational athletic activities. More than twenty sports activities make up the intramural schedule, of which football, basketball, track, softball, tennis and bowling are just a few. The participation on the part of students and faculty is outstanding. Over eighty percent of the dormitory men and forty percent of the women participate in the events. The intramural director. Walter Cottingham. began this year with the hope of having even a larger program and expected the participation to increase. From the overall outcome, it appears that this has definitely been the best year for intramurals at Furman. 51 CLP The Cultural Life Program is designed to supplement the educational experience offered at Furman. This is a very controversial aspect of Furman life. Some enjoy the many varied events — as operas, plays, religion-in-life speakers and movies. Others feel this pre-diploma requirement is a pain in the neck (or...). Attending the ten events in each of the wing terms may become tiresome, but the education you receive fills the cultural void in your life. 56 57 f Ur Vvi4M 7t at � + Trsfuffy HUMPHRY INGAlO have ’•■u nil MODI 56 CLOCKWISE: Marilyn Home, Casablanca. Dr. Foy Valentine. Concert Choir and their Christmas program, students attending one of the Religion-in-Life programs, the play presented by Furman Theatre Guild during tall term. 59 60 CESC Collegiate Educational Service Corps is a volunteer service organization run by Furman student. CESC was begun in 1966 as a part of the Watkins Student Center program with 75 students working in 18 agencies and has grown to include this year approximately 70 programs in a variety of agencies, such as churches, hospitals, schools, nursing homes, prisons, and parks in and around Greenville. As Furman students, we find it easy to insulate ourselves from the needs of those who live in the Greenville community; we become complacent, comfortable, and unconcerned. Service Corps is one way to escape that isolation by being involved in the lives of people less fortunate than ourselves. CECS exists because there are people who are concerned about the fact that a child in the sixth grade can't tell time, or that an old woman in a nursing home never has anyone come to visit, or that one of the men on the maintenance crew can’t read the newspaper. Service Corps exists because there are people who want to change those facts and who honestly think that there is something they can do to help change them. We believe that each person has something valuable to give and is therefore, important and unique. No matter whether you tutor in an elementary school, play the guitar for some children in a hospital, work with the handicapped, or play games with the kids in a mini-park, you help to make someone else's life better by being his neighbor. 61 62 63 STUDENT TEACHING Winter term was originally designed to provide an opportunity for students to experience different classes and subjects as opposed to their regular curriculum. However, for close to fifty Furman students, winter term is an opportunity to practice their teaching skills in the Greenville area. These students are experiencing a unique chance to use their cumulative Furman education in the outside world before graduation. Both elementary and secondary education majors are assigned to Greenville area public schools for the length of winter term in hopes of exposing them to the problems, techniques, and realities of teaching. However, the assignment involves more than teaching. These practice teachers are expected to Plan class lessons, compile tests, and define the student-teacher relationship. 64 65 66 ELECTION 76 As November 2nd rolled around, the post office was swamped with absentee ballots being mailed in order that Furman Students could voice an opinion in the election of 1976 an election that saw a peanut farmer from Georgia (Jimmy Carter) beat the incumbent president (Gerald Ford). Forthe majority of the Furman family their first chance to vote in a Presidential race was an exciting chance. Two equally qualified candidates presented one of the closest races ever held. With the election came months of campaigning (too many), conventions, promises, debates among candidates about the issues, and arguments among friends about which candidate was the best. Jack Carter honored Furman with a stop while campaigning through South Carolina for his father. With each convention, debate and the grand finale (the election), Burgiss Lounge was the scene of a party sponsored by Social Board. Program Board, and AFS. As a capacity crowd sat in Burgiss Lounge eating sandwiches and potato chips and watching the returns on television. Jimmy Carter was announced the winner and the American people began the countdown to the inauguration of the thirty-ninth President of the United States. 67 VOLUNTEER CHAPLAINS Seven ministers in the community, either appointed by their denomination or selected by their campus group and approved by the Chaplains, serve as Volunteer Chaplains. These Greenville area ministers, besides advising their particular campus religious organization, are available to the total academic community as pastoral counselors and resource persons. Representing a diverse and ecumenical approach to ministry, the Volunteer Chaplains are ordained and theologically trained ministers. Working closely with the University Chaplains. L. D. Johnson and Jim Pitts, the Volunteer Chaplains participate in dorm Rap sessions, seminars and personal growth groups. In conjunction with the Religious Council, they sponsor specific ecumenical projects and retreats. Weekly, they are on campus relating to Furman students in both informal and structured experiences. CLOCKWISE: Reverend Peter Ouzts, Rabbi Fred Raskind. Reverend Robert Piephoff. Reverend Jack Causey. Pastor Robert Coon. Reverend John Freeman, and Father Eric Carpine 68 0 L 72 73 74 75 PAPERBACK BOOKS NOT RETURNABLE RETURNS MUST BE MADE WITHIN THREE DAYS NO REFUNDS or EXCHANGES H IPJf 1 76 WATKINS STUDENT CENTER Watkins Center: aggregate activities The central nerve of student life ... — Post Office, PalaDen, pooltables, ping pong tables, Paladin and pinball — Campus Worship, CESC. Conference Room, and Chaplins — Bonhomie, Bank. Burgiss, Betty, Betty's Betty, and Bookstore. On the positiveside, think of all the ratings, movies, people. and activities you’ve enjoyed here. On the negative side, think of all the air mail, stomach aches. and spending you’ve experienced here. On the definite side, think of all the memories. 77 THE LAST MEETING OF THE KNIGHTS OF THE WHITE MAGNOLIA by Preston Jones TV by Jean-Claude van Italie ADAPTATION by Elaine May ROSENCRANTZ AND GILDENSTERN ARE DEAD by Tom Stoppard YOU CAN T TAKE IT WITH YOU by Kaufman and Hart 78 FURMAN THEATRE GUILD Dr. and Mrs. Johns are an experienced, coordinated team working affectionately with one another to establish their place in Furman life. Through such efforts, both of them hope to support a stable development of Furman's academic program and reputation, its physical plant, and. most importantly, the lives of its students. Their approach to such a role reflects the wisdom, foresight, and understanding which both have gained through their years of work on the college campus and in civic organizations. For example, both Dr. Johns and his wife. Martha, emphasize the necessity of a strong set of personal valuesand standards which providethe fulcrum for weighing and balancing one's views and actions on various issues. Although both support this similar philosophy in their team role. Dr. Johns and Martha are, by necessity, individually required to fulfill separate responsibilities. In response to this situation, they have expressed opinions on certain topics with differing, yet complementary, emphasis. When discussing Furman with regard to his position here. Dr. Johns is thoughtfully candid. He states that although Furman had a good academic program when he attended, it now has highly reputable academics. He emphasizes that he would like to continue to upgrade the academics by continuing to build as good a faculty as is in any school our size, anywhere in the nation. Additionally. Dr. Johns states that another of his goals is a scholarship drive which would create monies enabling Furman to attract highly qualified students regardless of need. With such funds available. Dr. Johns hopes that students whose families have an income in the middle class range can attend Furman without causing difficulties for their families. Dr. Johns also has a goal for expansion which includes the physical plant. Hestates that he would like to see a chapel built on campus, as well as a visual arts center and additional dormitory space. On the topic of his involvement with students. Dr. Johns states that Our normal lifestyle includes participation with the students, not only in receptions and the like ... I thoroughly enjoy visiting with them in the student union building, the library or in the dining hall. He states that he supports informal contact between the president and the student body. However. Dr. Johns emphasizes that he has not made as much contact with the students as he would prefer simply because of a lack of time. He states, Very candidly, this first year. I've had to travel so much to meetings of all types because I have to get known as the President of Furman because it does Furman good. He hopes that through these travels he can establish relationships such that people with whom he must be in contact will be familiar with him as Furman's representative. He plans much more extensive involvement with students as the first year's business of settling in draws to a close. As Dr. Johns laughingly stated, Relax, give me time to get my feet wet! While Dr. Johns is busy getting his feet wet. Mrs. Johns is assisting him in numerous ways. Martha Johns emphasizes the fact that she enjoys the excitement of being involved in university life, but admits that she too has a full schedule as a 24-hour public-relations person. She sees her role as supportive to her husband and hopes to reflect the pride in the institution that both she and her husband represent. As she says regarding her role. I enjoy every aspect of it and I’ve always enjoyed being a part of my husband's work ... It’s always been a very rewarding experience. From these statements one might get the impression that Mrs. Johns has been the stereotypical wife who stayed at home for years waiting for guests to drop in. Nothing could be further from the truth. Martha Johns is an attractive, intelligent, vivacious woman who has been involved in numerous civic organizations such as a vice-president of the Democratic Women's Organization. She analytically discusses the role of women today and she has followed such figures as Betty Fredan of NOW (National Organization of Women). She has analyzed the feminist movement from the traditional feminine role to radical feminist antics and seems pleased with the balance that has now developed. As she says, she's glad that women now have opportunities to expand careers and lifestyles, yet can still choose to be a wife and mother. Mrs. Johns has blended many of these opportunities into her past with the result being an alert, caring, involved person who is content with her present lifestyle. Looking again at these two people as husband and wife as well as co-workers, it is obvious that Dr. and Mrs. Johns rely on one another for strength and support. Their comments and personalities lead one to the conclusion that both are satisfied with their work and happy to be of service to Furman. The impression that they give is that they would like to serve Furman to the best of their abilities but would like to do so in an informal manner. In such a situation a minimal degree of hierarchical tensions would be produced and interpersonal relationships could blossom. With their various goals being carried out in such an atmosphere, it looks as though Dr. and Mrs. John E. Johns have a productive life ahead of them at Furman University. DR. AND MRS. JOHN E. JOHNS 81 DR. JUDITH T. GATLIN Judy Gatlin is energetic. And this energy pervades her office on the second floor of McCallister as she intently questions another Furman woman who is trying to decide where her values are. and where her real desires are for her future. The questions are non-stop for over an hour, and as the young woman hears herself answer them she usually learns a surprising amount about herself. Some of the questions: “What did you really enjoy the most your senior year in high school? Your freshman year here?” What subjects really excited you in high school? Why? What course at Furman has been the best so far? “How important is money to you? Do you want to go to graduate school? Do you plan to get married when you leave Furman? Do you plan to get married within a year after you leave Furman? Two years? What makes you happiest, working with people, ideas or numbers? But Judy Gatlin's real job is to help faculty members help young women decide what it is they want to do. As Director of Women's Career Placement on the Mellon Grant ($100,000 for 30 months for the entire Furman program). Judy Gatlin is the Director of the only Faculty enrichment program In the country in women s career placement counseling. Sounds impressive? It is. Through the Mellon Grant Drs. Parsell. Edwards. Sharp, and Crantford were released during Winter Term 77 to study and explore options, possibilities, and developments in women's careers. During the summer of 77. Dr. Fairbanks will study allied health careers for women. Dr. Gatlin publishes a monthly newsletter. Futures, which details what's going on” in careers, the job market, and women's career placement and opportunities in various fields. Futures is distributed to administration and faculty as well as over 100 individuals outside the university. Gatlin asserts her purpose is to make the Furman community more aware of non-traditional career options for women and further asserts: Traditional career options have developed into a female ghetto. By traditional career options I mean the options of nurse, teacher, social worker, secretary. By ghetto I mean these fields, as valuable and as important as they might be. are dead-end. There is no advancement: once you become a first grade teacher, ten years later you are a first grade teacher with ten year's experience. The problems with these fields are numerous. These fields are drying up. They are overcrowded. A great supply means little demand: little demand means little pay. Thus women on the average make 3 5 the salary that men do. Finally, these traditional career options are non-threatening and non-competitive for. and to. men. Dr. Gatlin thus strongly encourages women in the sciences and in math as they come to her for counselling if they have any interests in these fields whatsoever. She encourages juniors and seniors to consider non-traditional graduate programs which may stem from traditional liberal arts majors. Such non-traditional graduate programs include Communications Research (for English majors). International Business (for language majors). Opthalmic Technicians (for Biology Majors). At Furman women contemplating careers of any kind fall into two general categories, according to what I've observed so far. First, there is the vary career-oriented, extremely bright, extremely motivated young woman who is willing to make a real commitment to her career. About 20% of the women I have counselled fall into this category. The other 80% are generally traditionally motivated, want to have a career as a fill-in for non-married or non-mother years. This woman wants a career to be 1) convenient and 2) not a threat to her husband. Dr. Gatlin continues ... There are loads of openings for women! Our society can't afford to continue to waste 51% of its talent, and women can't afford not to use what they have either. What has Dr. Gatlin observed as especially unique about Furman women? After she thought awhile. Dr. Gatlin answered ... Furman women are generally brighter academically ... extremely able. But combined with this real ability is a lack of decision-making skill, so that many as seniors are still waffling around, finding it easy to follow the beaten track. There is a noticeably traditional view of family, roles, careers here. But my door is open every afternoon, and they've been coming in droves. Five yesterday afternoon, six this afternoon ... and my appointment book is never blank! And the future of women's career placement? Gatlin claims that it's going to be increasingly more important as society increases pressure on women to work. Its going to be more difficult to be a woman in the '80 s because of this pressure to work and to take one's place in society. But it is important that increased women's employment leads to a re-vitalization of family life as well. I don't think that the E.R.A. or women's employment destory the family but rather hope that through a career a woman might take a more equal share or the responsibility in the family. I guess I just like being a woman and think being a woman is tremendously exciting because of the options available. — Charlotte Lassiter 82 A refreshing change occurred in the men's residence halls this year: a woman became the men's resident advisor. Frances Saus is a welcome addition to Furman. She is a graduate of Berry college and is soon to finish her master’s degree in student personnel services in higher education at the University of Georgia. Frances came to Furman last summer, so she had an introduction to college life Furman style before fall term commenced. Although she found the atmosphere much more relaxed in the summer, it prepared her to deal with the academic pressure felt by many Furman studets. When asked about what she thinks are Furman's strong points, she indicated that she is ‘‘impressed by the caliber of Furman Students, not only academically, but by their general behavior and responsibility level. Furman has a lot of students not only willing to become involved, but to become extremely involved. I think Furman does a lot to develop leadership potential. She indicated CESC and the R.A. system as signs of the willingness of some students to take initiative. Her other duties include advising the Social Board: was active in organizing the winter term skiing and ice-skating trips. She is also serving as an advisor to CESC's Partners program and is a volunteer with Crisis Intervention. While not exactly becoming one of the guys. Frances has found a nich at Furman — hopefully onethat she will fill for quite a while. FRANCES SAUS ANNE TODD Anne Todd, a 76-77 addition to the Residential Living staff, has brought concern, experience, and enthusiasm to the position of Resident Advisor and Counselor in the women’s dorms. Commenting on her position on the residential staff. Anne says: This is really an ideal position for me. The school is small: my responsibilities are varied: the caliber of the staff is excellent: they are really a cohesive bunch of professionals. They cooperate and they help each other. Anne’s responsibilities are varied. Anne is chief of the RA's, is in charge of room assignments, serves as a counselor, assists Charles Cort. and is responsible for discipline, the part which she admits she likes the least. Anne states. I feel like having to fool with discipline is a waste of my time and a waste of the students . It is childish, but it's necessary, since the students don't police' themselves, so to speak. Why does Anne want to work with students as a Resident Counsellor? While I was at Clemson. where I received my B.A. in Education. I was president of my sorority. I enjoyed working with a large group of women then, so I went to graduate school to receive my master's in Student Personnel Services at South Carolina. I had the time of my life in school, and the reason I wanted this job was so that I could help other students have the fun that I did in school. Anne enjoys golf, swimming, raquet ball, her plants, and gourmet cooking. She especially enjoys the Furman campus and the golf course as fringe benefits of her job. but asserts that the aspect that she really has enjoyed the most has been her involvement with the students, staff, and faculty of Furman. 83 ssg yvw mmm FOOTBALL Football 1976; a season of promise and disappointment. The Paladins got off to a flying start by defeating the Wolfpack of North Carolina State on September 5th at Raleigh. Followed by wins against Tennessee Tech and Presbyterian. When the new school year began students were discussing a potential bowl bid for the post season. Hopes turned into frustration when the Paladin squad began a losing streak with the Southern Conference teams. Why did the team who Purpled the Pack lose to VMI. who hadn't won any previous games? The Paladins seemed jinxed. Individually, their performances were good, but for some mysterious reason the Paladins had lost their early season momentum. Furman went on to finish the season 6—4—1, a winning season. Where did the magic go?... Speculation could only conjure up hopes for an improved and experienced team to be reckoned with next year. Hi . Mr No Name Pot Ht. Wt. a. Hometown 7 Sutitk McWhorlttc FL GO 165 So Atlanta. 6a 10 Jimmy Kiser QB 510 170 So. Rock Hill. S. C. 11 Rick Perry DB 69 170 Jr. Stone Mountain. Ga, 12 David Henderson OB 6-1 175 Fr. Atlanta, Ga. 15 David Whitehurst OB 62 205 Sr Oecatur, 6a. 19 Many UPfwJc OB 61 190 Jr Jacksonville. Fla 20 Mark Bowers DB 59 165 Jr Greenville, S. C. 21 Mark Stowes FB 510 180 So Tucker. Ga. 22 David Kelly T8FL 511 185 So Union. S. C 23 Tommy Southard FL 6 10 170 Jr Decatur. Ga 24 Russell Gambrell DB 511 160 So. Pendleton, S, C 25 Steve Patton DB 511 185 Sc Oneonta. Ala 26 Larry Nocdllngw OB 59 160 Sr. Plantation, Fla. 77 Mike Fisher DB 61 175 Fr. Jacksonville, Fla. 28 Mark Gordon DB 59 185 Sr. Nevada, Mo. 30 Beach Foster DB 511 190 Jr. Greenville, S. C 31 Larry Robinson T8 510 180 S� Hogantville, Ga 32 Kirby Pack OE 511 200 Sr. Cotumbra. S. C. 33 Kent Worrner F8 63 215 So. Jonesboro, Ga. 34 Iko Simpson F8 60 710 Sr. Greenville, S C 35 Anrfy Goss FLK 511 180 Sc Silver Spring. MO 38 Marry King T8 61 205 Sr. Athens, Ga. 40 David Shepherd DB 510 170 Sr. Oeerlietd Beach. Fla. 41 Steve Baker SE 511 175 Sr. So. Glens Falls, N.Y 42 Angus Poole SE 61 717 Sc Orangeburg. S C. 43 Bill Freeman P 64 180 Jr. Montgomery, Ala 44 John White L8 511 205 So Ashland. Va 45 D.wid Glover TE 61 210 So Atlanta. Ga. 46 Brian Messclhne LB 62 705 So Charleston. S. C 50 Jimmy Neal L8 5 11 200 Jr. Camden. S. C. 51 Larry Anderson LB 511 210 Sr Greenwood. S. C. 5? Frank Moses NG 510 210 Jr Sumter, S C. 53 J:rn Keenan C 63 215 Sr Steubenville, Ohio 54 Joe Holt OT 65 720 So Orlando. Fla. 55 Greg Fucche DE 60 190 Jr Johntonville. S. C 56 Steve Mitchell LB 61 205 Fr. Rome. Ga 60 Steve Williams OG 64 230 So Savannah. Ga 61 Joltn Graham C 62 215 S� Moncks Corner. S C. 62 Mike Gibbs OT 60 240 Sr. Bay Musette. Ain. 63 Dolphin Carter DE 61 210 Sr. Oillon. S C. 64 Oliver CootKi or 63 720 Jf. Atlanta, G 65 Scott Seller OG 60 700 So Dalton. Ga. 66 Rickoy Young C 62 225 So Gainesville. Ga 6 Donnie Byorty OG 60 205 Sr. Atlanta. Ga. 68 Rodney Htlnti NG 62 235 Fr. Wmtei Haven. FI 70 Bobby Church DT 511 210 Jr. Chattanooga. Tcnn 71 HaJ Westlake OT 62 740 So Charlotte. N C 72 John Baker OG 64 770 Jr Atlanta. Ga 73 Ken Cadle OG 63 740 Jr. LaGrange. Ga 74 Mike Sandors OT 63 228 Jr. Tucker. Ga, 76 Tony Co OT 61 240 Sr Laurens. S. C 76 Larry Stewart OT 61 720 Sr Bay Minette. Ala. 77 Jell Holcomb OT 67 725 Sr Hixson. Term 78 Bruce Williamson DT 64 225 Sr Momoe. Ga 80 Steve Botkm DT 65 240 So Ft. Laudeidale, Fla. 81 Tommy Marshall DB 60 180 Sr Atlanta. Ga 82 Bruce Lancaster DE 64 210 So Ahovku . N C 83 Richard Broomlteld OE 52 200 So. Martin. S C 81 Greg Laetsch SE 64 212 So Asheville, N. C. 85 Tom Kupsxrn SE 80 190 Jr Otar lesion, S. C 89 Sept. 4 North Carolina 11 Tennessee Tech 18 Presbyterian 25 The Citadel Oct. 2 VMI 9 Appalachian State 16 S.W. Louisiana 23 Richmond 30 William and Mary Nov. 13 East Carolina 20 Wofford — Homecoming 90 Leslie Branch Fr. Jamie Carey Fr. Janet Cone Jr. Anne Corley Fr. Diane Duda Fr. Pam Duda Fr. Ellen Jones Jr. Mimi Jones Jr. Roxanne Jordan Fr. Carrie Lord Fr. Sally McArthur So. Mary McGoldrick Fr. Nancy Nagele Jr. Heath Phillips Jr. Darlene Pipkin Jr. Dee Dee White Jr. Shebra Wortherly Sr. WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY Despite the fact that over half of the members of this year's women’s field hockey team had never held a hockey stick before this season, the ladies managed to make a respectable showing in all of their endeavors with a 3-7-2 record. Led by the experience of team captain Shebra Wortherly. the team displayed marked improvement throughout the season, much to the pleasure of coach Barbara Berry. Team players Carrie Lord. Nancy Nagele, and Shebra Wortherly were honored by being selected to play in the Trials of the Deep South Tournament at East Carolina University, with Ms. Wortherly being chosen to play as a representative of the Deep South Association. With so many returning underclassmen, next year's season looks promising. 92 SOCCER The 1976 Soccer schedule proved to be too ambitious for the young Paladins. The team played five of the top ten teams in the South along with Clemson who finished No. 4 in the Nation. Support wise the booters had enthusiastic crowds at all of their games but needed a little more experience and depth to keep up with the opposition. Five of the final seven games went into overtime. Coach Scarpa's remark at the seasons end was that his team didn’t get a lucky break until the final fifteen seconds of the final game. He also had words of praise for the younger players on the team as well as for co-captain Bill Wedemeyer, Dari Davidson, Jeff Gingrich, cocaptain Bill Evans, and cocaptain and first team All State Brad Westmoreland. No. 0 Andy Ironside 1 Craig Ross 3 Dave Strassner 4 Randy Cullon 5 Brian Lynn 6 Jeff Gingrich 7 Harvey Kirkpatrick 8 Mark MacCoy 9 Matt Reveille 10 Mark Massey 12 Bill Evans IS Sam Stack 17 Brad Westmoroland 18 Bill Wedemeyer 19 Tony Hux 20 Jim Maher 24 Oarl Davidson 25 Cliff McCormick G Stu Magcnhelmer G Hank Rosen G Dave Dickons 94 95 CROSS COUNTRY For ten years the Furman Cross Country Team had started the season talking about winning the Southern Conference Championship. Furman Won in 1965. Since then it has been William and Mary on top every year. Last year only Chris Borch kept William and Mary from a perfect score in the Championship meet. But in 1976, William and Mary's last year in the Southern Conference, the Paladins gave them a going away present of second place. Led by five juniors, it was the depth of the Paladins that won the championship for them. The Paladins compiled a winning record on their way to the conference title. They won the prestigious Stone Mountain Invitational and regained the state title which they lost to Clemson last year. Furman hosted the NCAA District III meet in which David Branch missed qualifying for the NCAA national meet by one second. None of the seventeen runners on this year's team will graduate, so the Paladins look forward to another good season next fall. 97 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 98 Susan Blair Jr. Debbie Durant Fr. Abby Kennedy Fr. Lynn Looney Fr. Carey Lord Fr. Pam Moss Fr. Karen Nolen So. Darlene Pipkin Jr. Chris Scott Fr. Tricia Toole Jr. Jenny White So. Allison Williams Fr. Susan Pressley Jr. 99 100 WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS 101 BASKETBALL The dunk, one of the most exciting plays in the game of basketball, came back to college basketball in 1976 after a lengthy leave of absence. And as the dunk came, so came the 1976 Paladins. Coach Joe Williams possessed potentially the finest team ever to matriculate at Furman. They turned 1975's record (9-18) around to 18-9 and claimed a tie for 1st place conference with VMI. The talents of the experienced, Jim Strickland. Ronnie Smith, and John Cottingham combined with the outstanding freshman Jonathon Moore and returning Junior Bruce Grimm gave the starting five a clear-cut edge over most opponents. Reserves supplied excellent depth when foul trouble plagued the big men. The regular season ended with the televised defeat of Coach Frank McGuire s South Carolina team. Moore and Grimm were 1st team picks in the Southern Conference and Strickland claimed a spot on the second team. Going into the tournament. Furman once again had hopes of capturing the Southern Conference championship and continuing to the NCAA playoffs. UflMfl j 12 k Jim Strickland So. Ronnie Smith Jr. John Cottingham Sr. Jonathan Moore Fr. Bruce Grimm Jr. Stanley Woods Fr. David Dredger Fr. Rick McKinney Fr. Rick Harness Sr. Don Harris Jr. Artie Knight So. Andy Means Jr. Reggie Parker Fr. 104 Nov. 27 Presbyterian Dec. 1 Clemson 4 Wofford 15 Georgia 18 South Carolina 28 Poinsettia Classic 29 (Columbia. Navy. Citadel) Jan. 4 Pennsylvania 6 Jacksonville 8 Davidson 12 Appalachian State 15 The Citadel 22 William and Mary 24 East Carolina 26 Clemson 29 Western Carolina 31 VMI Feb. 4 N.C. State 5 North Carolina 7 New Orleans 12 The Citadel 14 Appalachian State 16 East Carolina 19 Davidson 21 South Carolina 26 Southern Conference Tournament First Round Mar. 1 Southern Conference 2 Tournament MEN'S SWIMMING The men s swimming team looked to better last year's banner season in which all school records were broken and the team placed second in the Southern Conference Championships. The team showed remarkable progress in its first three years and Coach Peter Andersen counted heavily on sophomores Bill Rutsch. Furman's first conference champion, and Jeff Evens, holder of six school records in freestyle; senior co-captains Dennis Toth and Peter Thompson; and returning lettermen Jim Callaway. Alan Austin. Joe Judge, and Chris Ranck to lead the Paladin tankers this winter. In addition, some outstanding freshmen joined the squad to give Furman a strong nucleus. Robert Chrushch, Bob Hopke. and Rich Dunham all figured heavily in Coach Andersen s plans for the future. The season started in September with workouts twice a day. The duel meet season began in November and culminated in February with the Conference championships. 109 Alan Austin Sr. Jim Callaway Sr. Peter Thompson Sr. Dennis Toth Sr. Trey Carson Jr. Jeff Clark Jr. Jeff Evans So. Joe Judge So. Chris Ranck So. Bill Rutsch So. Robert Crushch Fr. Rich Dunham Fr. Jack Haire Fr. Bob Hopke Fr. Paul Miller Fr. Diane Wedgeworth Jr. Marci Bradley So. Cissy Devine So. Denise Spangler So. Ann Barllet Fr. Nancy Bauchle Fr. Felicia Farrell Fr. Laurie Johnson Fr. Kathie McNeil Fr. Lucia Miler Fr. Connie Peterson Fr. Tracy Rucker Fr. Ill WOMEN'S SWIMMING The women's swim team, coming off its best year, needed outstanding performances from this year’s incoming freshmen to improve on last year's season which saw two individuals and one relay qualify for the A.I.A.W. nationals. Leading this year's squad were junior captain Diane Wedgeworth and sophomore Cissy Devine, both returning national qualifiers. Top recruits for the Lady Paladins included Ann Bartlett and Th6r6sa Rucker, both A.A.U. national qualifiers and outstanding high school performers from Pennsylavnia. Also included in this year's freshmen hopefuls were Laurie Johnson from Wisconsin, who will be counted on as a top point-getter and Connie Peterson, a strong sprinter from Virginia. Kathy McNeil, a diver from Miami, will add much to the potential of the team. With this group. Coach Andersen looked forward to the chance that the team would be among the top twenty college teams in the nation this year. ► !• • - a 113 114 ■ 1 TRACK The Furman Track team was led by a strong group of six seniors that hold at least twelve school records between them, have won numerous conference championships, and have scored a lot of points in their four years at Furman. Carl Anderson, David Anderson, Brad Hiles. Mont Linkenauger, Kenny Middleton. David Shepherd make up this list of fine seniors. Long distance runners were Chris Borch, John Cole, David Barker, and Buddy Coleman. Middle distance runners included Phil Barker, David Branch. Wayne Coley, and Mickey McCauley. The Paladins were well represented from New York City to Gainesville, Florida to Wichita, Kansas. With the Leadership of captains David Anderson and Kenny Middleton the year turned out to be successful for the Paladins on the track. 115 BASEBALL According to coach Tom Wall, the 1977 Paladins were capable of winning the Southern Conference Championship, if the inexperienced players would adjust quickly to the caliber of the competition. This adjustment came mainly in the area of catching; pitching was covered well by five returning let-termen and four newcomers, infield was described as strong especially at short and second, and outfield was questionable with only one returning letterman. The experienced players included Billy Barbee, Artie Dowd. Jerry Fadem, Chris Mensing, Jeff Roberts. Russell Lee, Ronnie Smith, Brad Mitchum, Randy Howell, and Everette Smith. Newcomers Bill Butler. Timmy Lee, Steve Jamroz, David Propper, and Sam Joyner, added the depth needed for an outstanding season. 116 MEN'S TENNIS Gone from the 1977 Paladin squad were two great players in Jeff Maddox, No. 1 Conference champion, and Jerry Robinson, No. 4 champion. But the 1977 team proved to be among the top three in Furman history. Five members of this squad helped clinch the 1976 championship. The Paladin schedule this year was second to none playing all the conference foes, most all the ACC teams, the top SEC teams and strong Ivy League opponents. Furman went against eight of the nation's best in Alabama, Ohio State, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Harvard, N. C. State and Tennessee. ..vjfcVf Coach Scarpa had nothing but praise for the play of sopho-mores Hap Core (Georgia-Carolina Men's Champion), Jimmy Wynn, Jack Jones (Conference No. 2 champion), Langdon Brockinton (No. 1 in South Carolina’s 21 and under bracket) and David Woods. Juniors Phil Hammond and Mark Stone, along with freshmen Rick Lovett (North Carolina State High School Champion) and John Cleary (No. 3 ranked New England Junior), played vital roles. The goal for 1977 was the Southern Conference Crown as the Paladins showed their Purple Power 118 Hap Coro Jack Jones Rick Lovett Jimmy Wynn Langdon Brockinton David Wood Chuck Duggan John Cleary Dave Croslan Keith Collins Greg Glover Mark Stono Phil Hammond Hank Salter 119 WOMEN'S TENNIS Furman’s women s tennis team, after a good fall practice season, looked forward to an even better spring. During the fall, the lady netters hosted several visiting teams for a week-end of team matches. Although they lost to the visitors, the team played well and would have won all the team matches had a few close individual matches gone Furman s way. Furman's top player, senior Mary Ellis Nicholson, went undefeated for the week-end. Other team members also played well, including freshman Beckey Cox at No. 2; senior Darelyn Moore at No. 4; Freshman Abby Kennedy at No. 5; and Sue Houck at No. 6. If all the team members continue to improve as they did during the fall, the team should again be the top team in the state. During the spring break, the team traveled to Tallahassee, Florida, to begin the spring season with a tough tournament at Florida State University. That tournament hosted the best teams in the South and Florida. After the Florida competition, the team began a full schedule of eighteen matches with the best teams in the Georgia-Carolinas-Tennessee area. The season concluded with the SCAIAW State Tournament at Clemson University, the regional tournament in Chapel Hill. North Carolina, and the national tournament in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. 120 msm mmmm . w.w. WOMEN'S GOLF Gary Meredith started his second season as coach of the Lady Paladins after leading them to the position of defending National Champions last year. With the return of five players. Beth Daniel, Betsy King. Sherri Turner. Holly Hunt, and Leigh Coulter, and the addition of three freshmen Nancy Maunder. Jill Tillman, and Page Kenedy, the prospect of defending this position looks excellent. Meredith summed up the possibility as entirely possible with such good leadership, talent, and team unity. adding, this year s schedule will be even tougher than last year's. Among the good leadership was Beth Daniel, No. 2 U.S. women's amateur champion, a member of the U.S. team that entered the Curtis Cup — a prestigious tournament consisting of the best amateurs from Great Britain and the U.S. She led the team to victory by winning all four of her individual matches. Bot6y King Sherri Turner 80th Daniel Nancy Maunder Leigh Coulter Jill Tillman Holly Hunt Page Kennedy 122 123 MEN'S GOLF The men’s golf team fielded another top notch squad and expected a banner year once again. The well experienced Paladin golfers won the Southern Conference the past two years and returned the nucleus of that team for the 1976-77 season. This senior oriented team included two-time Southern Conference player of the year. Ken Ezell, who is considered one of the best college players in the South. Joining Ezell are 1976 all Southern Conference players, Bobby Bumgardner. Ken Wiland and Tom Carlton. Bobby Burmgardner Sr. Kenny Ezell Sr. Gerald Weathers Sr. Allen Dacus Sr. Jay Huff Sr. Mark Miller Sr. Tom Sluiter Jr. Ken Wiland Jr. Scott Davenport Jr. Bront Freeman Jr. Tom Carlton So. Tim Moser So. Keith Storms Fr. 125 127 SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL PHYSICS DEPARTMENT 130 WHO'S WHO Outstanding Seniors at Furman Tommy Marshall Martha Kingston 132 Kathy Harder Lisa Kyle Trudy Moody Ken Ries Val Eppes Fred Fmbrogno 133 Curry King Paul Nix Cyndi Martin Faye Burgiss Donald Griggs Shebra Wortherly Rob Hendrickson Gene Cook Val Enlow Beth Medlin Phillip Underwood 134 Stacy Sauls Mary June Grimes Carol Cam bra Patti Harmon Sam Hodges David Cotey Kit Richardson Candy Carter Bob Hall 135 HONORARIES BETA CHI CHI BETA PHI Paul Botzan Alice Ownby Candy Carter Cary Coutant Carolyn Dodda Brad JoNHI Beth Foimar Kathy Galloway Cindy Gibeon Julie McMillan Judy Haile David Cotey Cindy Hemphill Thomas Putney Rajae Janho Steve Rodberg Beth Ann Kenney Karen Goodlet Jean Klausner David Mears Ed Lombard Nancy Rice Nancy Rice David Lineberger Carol Robinson Maria Vargas Michael Rowlands Moffie Hills Sherri Sellers Judy Haile Mike Southgate Mike Southgate Rob Speir Roger Jones Mac Thomason Candy Carter Chet Williamson Sally Arnold Martha Larson Gene Olmi Maria Walker BLUE KEY Glenn Boone Candy Carter Anne Emerson Mary June Grimes Patti Harmon Sam Hodges Trudy Moody Paul Nix Ken Ries Stacy Sauls Mike Southgate She bra Wortherty QUARTERN! ON Ken Ries Bob Hudson Stacy Sauls Paul Nix SENIOR ORDER Faye Burgess Card Cambra Candy Carter Anne Emerson Kathy Galloway Mary June Grimes Trudy Moody Patti Harmon Betsy King Cyndi Martin Beth Medlin Mary Ellis Nlchdson % Zan Peters Kit Richardson Shebra Wortherly ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Mack Bonner Candy Carter Gene Cook Jeff Dreyer Bob Hall Bob Kerr Julie McMillan William Pryor Jeff Rakes Mike Southgate Ann Sowell Barry Swiger Mac Thomason Mike Thomason Cynthia Wheat Kathy Galloway Grayson Evans Judy Haile Steven Bennet James Caldwell Jeff Deal Carolyn Dodds Jerry Fadem Kathleen Flint Mary Folmar Jeff Holcomb Malcolm Horry Bob Hudson Barry Huey Ed Lombard Robert Mockrish David Sloan Marshall Williams PHI SIGMA IOTA Debra Walsh Pamela Upton Teri Crocker Kristiane Martini AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY David Cotey Grayson Evans Maria Walker William Pryor Richard Ackerman David Baldwin Chris Bennett Steve Bennett Tony Disher Linda Flewellan Jane Gretsch John Hallock Malcolm Horry Harriett Ling Herman Materson Rebecca Monroe Jeff Rakes Robert Saleeby Susan Smart Anne Sowell Barry Swiger Steve Williams Marcus Wise KAPPA DELTA EPSILON • Gilda Alexander Jane Kubler Wilda Armstrong Tara Mann Carol Cambra Donna McCorkle Cindy Creech Beth Medlin Val Enlow Sherry Swanson Jean Fulmer Pat Thomas Mary June Grimes Sandy Warmels Patti Harmon Celeste Wingard Leslie Keith Ann Woodfin Beverly Kennedy Martha Kingston Kris Martine ART STUDENTS LEAGUE Debbie Anderson Sue Beaten bough Pam Brannon Kathy Brinson Zane Brock Cathy Casteel Elaine Donnan Larke Driggers Marcia Hart Janet Heinrich Gwen Johnston Stephanie McLain Kathy McNeil Miriam Mitchell Alex Roebuck Debbie Smith Sheri Taylor Anna Thode Ann Warwick Tony Waters Bill Welch Laura Wineland COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN Carol Cambra Jan Reynolds Cindy Watson Laura Kendrick Patti Harmon Barbara Burton Debbie Brown Johnnie Sue Dodenhoff Sandy Cervera Kaye Leslie Carol Simms NanSy Arrington Myra Eason Martha Davidson Gale Thomas . Mary West Lisa Kyle Keren Roper Valerie Howell Julie Revis Becky Burns Jane Ashcraft Ren6e Coates Mary Brown PHI BETA KAPPA 1977 Spring Inductees Seniors: Celeste Wingard Brad Jolliff Stacy Sauls Brad Westmoreland Julie McMillan Ken Ries Mike Thomason Jeff Holcomb Maria Vargas Jerry Fadem Paula Swope Mike Southgate Deborah Reed Fred Imbrogno Beth Ann Kenney David Cotey William H. Dreyer Linda Price Mac Thomason Miriam Mitchell Jane Bryant Anne Emerson Lynda Douglas Bob Hudson Paul Nix Barry Swiger Donald Brantley Paul Bolzan Debbie Malac Trudy Moody Richard Watkins David Trone Ann Woodfin Carlos Rodriguez Kathy Galloway Richard Robbins Tomi Fish Juniors: Robert Steele Joe Hames Marc Knight Edward Lombard Margaret Zechiel Tom Stephenson Gwendolyn Garrett Alumnus Member: George B. Tendall, Class of 1942 President: Kenneth J. Ries Vice President: Paul B. Nix, Jr. Secretary: Johnnie Sue Dodenhotf Treasurer: Malcolm M. Trevillian Sr. Cl. Pres.: Terry Freeman Sr. Cl. Reps.: 1. David Cotey 2. Curry King Jr. Cl. Pres.: Pam Pinkston Jr. Cl. Reps.: 1. David Brittain 2. Thomas Martin 3. Mike Armistead Soph. Cl. Pres.: Mark Kaiser Association Furman 140 Above: Ken Ries Left: Johnnie Sue Dodenhotf Soph. Cl. Reps.: 1. Lizanne Thomas 2. Priscilla Waters 3. Mike Guest Fr. Cl. Pres.: Phil Cantrell Fr. Cl. Reps.: 1. Monte Dutton 2. Nell Dopson 3. George Murphy Day Student Reps.: 1. Robert LaGarde 2. Renee Coates MDC Rep.: Jaime Lanier WDC Rep.: Lisa Liebtag Paladin Rep.: Carlos Rodriquez President's Advisory Council Ken J. Ries. Paul Nix. Johnnie Sue Dodenhoff. Mike Norris. Malcolm Trevillian. Red Walters. Catherine Clark, Terry Freeman. Pam Pinkston, Mark Kaiser. Phillip Cantrell. David Brittain. Bob LaGarde. R nee Coates. Cyndi Martin. Gwen Sims. Cindy Rash. Phil Underwood. Anne Emerson, Beth Kelly. Bill Prevost. Robin Hiott. Sharon Kruschwitz. Cindy Scott. Shep Parsons. Robert Hancock. Sherry Swanson. Kathy Harder. Elections Board Cindy Rash — Chairman Donald Griggs Barbie Hamilton Alzira Carvalho Amy Thompson Richard Mauney Glen Price David Herder 142 Discipline Committee Brent Burry Pat Dennis Tom Hoferer Jim Ewel Scott Williams Bob Raymond Tommy Reynolds Lee Spinks Cyndi Martin Dr. Charles Alford Dr. Charles Arrington Dr. Thomas Buford Dr. J. Clayton Dr. James B. Leavell Dr. Roy Lindahl Dr. Duncan McArthur Mrs. Brenda McCutcheon Mr. Benny Sellers Student Arbitration Board Cyndi Martin — Chairman Scott Williams Tommy Reynolds Bob Raymond Lee Spinks Brent Burry Pat Dennis Jim Ewel Tom Hoferer Traffic Board Lydia Lowe — Chairman Marc Jones Ken Ries Barbara Burton Carl McNair Carol Fiske James Fuller Nick Montaney Bryan Williams Coach Bob King Dr. Ashey Dr. Coker Dr. Kerstetter Wayne Weaver Mr. Dankel 143 Catherine Clark Ruth Thiedke Kathleen Hoy Edie Moore Meredith Allen Kim Ezill Randy Brannon Toni Thompson Marianne Williams Melinda Conu Cynthia Lawrence Barbara Ketvington Susan Story Melinda Furch Debra McLendon Chris Martini Cindy Gross Sharon Till Mary Brown Tricia Barnes Roberta Laughlin Sharon Crawley Melanie Cash Carol Weyer Julie Perry Karen Spell Jane Stouffer Donna Smith Kathy Harder Sherry Swanson Cynthia Nichols Lisa Liebtag WOMEN'S DORMITORY COUNCIL Waddy Francis Al Childers Lee Mitchell Chuck Bundy Dave Tolbert Kurt Stephany George Singleton Monte Dutton Mark Spittel Mark Hall Paul Sullivan Elliott Rosselet David Heller Red Walters. President Frances Saus. Advisor MEN'S DORMITORY COUNCIL 144 ADVISOR PROCTORS Kathy Harder Sherry Swanson Marci Bradley Pam Catoe Karen Crisope Laurie Dellinger Cheri Egger Nancy Finney Alice Flynt Cathy Haas Beverly Harrell Kindy Kirtland Charlotte Lassiter Susan Lawrence Harriet Ling Janet Moseley Laurie Moseley Dot Sharpe Allyson Sipple Karen Smith Lizanne Thomas Susan Watt Priscilla Waters Cindy Watson ARGONAUTS Robert Hancock Ray Alexander Charles Boyd Jim Bozard Dave Brittain Brent Burry Scott Caraway Tom Dabbs Pat Dennis Tom Donovan Vernon Duty Mark Elliot Lou Escalante Tim Fraylick Lou Imbrogno Ward Keeney Bob LaRue Joe Lyles Terry Massey Glen Newberry Shep Parsons Dave Pate Mark Porter Paul Quiros Ken P. Ries Scott Sellers Jimbo Simpkins Tom Stephenson Rick Vermillion J. R. Walters Richard Walters 145 Resident Advisors Susan McCullough Beth Ann Kenney Leigh Scott Jean Klausner Martha Kingston Linda Price Gregg Howie Anne Jackson Cyndi Campsen Kathy Mclnvaille Val Enlow Patti Harmon Jane Kiebler Donna McCorkle Audriene Taylor Val Epps Beth Medlin Jill Hennessey Carol Cambra Cyndi Martin Sherry Swanson Kathy Harder Missy Silver Carol Robinson Leslie Keith Henry Deneen Mark Knight Coleman Robinson Bob Kerr Danny Stewart Rob Blumer Mark Caldwell Blake Poole Red Walters Charles Hussung Hunter Pugh Tom Hoferer Jim Powell Vic Thomas Ray MacKay Brett Simmons Glen Adkins Mickey Hodges Steve Dover Carl McNair Rob Hendrickson Mark Powers Tony Salvatore Tommy Marshall Trey Carson 146 Pershing Rifles Wade Lipsey. John Simonsen. Sharon Middleton. Chuck Stowe. Brad Jolliff. Pete Sitero. Kevin House. Kevin Curry. Pedro Guerrero. Eddie Gwock. Carla McDonald. Kathy Edwards SCPIRG Pat Patten Chairman Anna Thode Vice Chairman Sharon Douglas Manager Georgeanne Jones Secretary Caroline Long Treasurer Nelle James Substitute 147 WFRN Beth Kelly — Station Mgr. Chuck Gillespie Kelly Stewart Mike Luovigsen Dave Emmel Chip Tolleson Kevin King Lee Coogle Gary James Bill Martin Chelsa Snelgrove Lynn Sumnee Ken Ries Bobbie Benson Bo Brabham Dave Wernick Jeff Gatter Chris Romanek Joe Bodmer Karen Kell Marthe Davidson Charlie Munson Phil Kilby Tom Richardson Al Childers Sydney Wood Cathy Ray Page Beall Richard Galloway Fran Warwick Debbie Hughes John Martini Wally Bullock Phil Reeves Howard Perry Student Board of Communications Members: Chelsea Snelgrove Bonnie DeLong Gary Bond Maureen O'Rourke Dr. Wade H. 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Chaplain. Martha Larson, Linda Fiewellan. Frances Hale. Bobett Gillum. Beth Davis. JawahnoSihra. Carol Styles. Sarah Nichols. Kim McCahan. Paul Wood. Kathie Cain. Howard Perry. Prakash Sihra. and Charlie Evans. INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: Mike Armistead (President). Rob Suggs. Janet Moseley. Barbi Crompton. Lynn McKnight. Emily Hester, Sherrie Bridges. Paula Norton. Leigh Scott. Curtis Dubose. Billy Allen. Hugh Jones. Sam Joyner. Brian McGreevy. Elliot Rosselet. David Herder. Doug Roberts. Cyndi Rash. Barbi Hamilton. Edie Moore. Catherine Clark. Mark Stone. Laurie Moseley. Alice Flynt. Vernon Duty. Robert Pendergrast. Sam Pendergrast, George Griffin. Kevin Gourley. Faye Burgiss. Susan Watt. Cyndi Creech. Sharon Kruschwit2. Mary Ann Anderson. Jaime Lanier. John McTyre. Mike Hilliard. Marion Clark, Mary Lynn Asbury. Ruth Anne Gable. Palmer Turnburke. Rhonda Edge. Nancy Ramsdell. 156 NEWMAN OPOSTALATE Jamie Lanier Kerry Lord Gary Yunker Jeanie Pfleger Nora Groh Debboo Whitted Beth Kelly Cyndy Ward Sharon Fox Laura Prevost Kip Frohlich Denise Andrews Julie Peeples Rom Hoferer Jim Cervera Dave Baldwin Tom Martin Cindy Martin Paul Ryan Cathy Spence Joe Judge Artie Dowd David Woods Mark Laskowski Jim Bert Dan McDonald Cathy Mariscotti Bob Kerr Mary Ann Anderson Jack Jones CANTERBURY: Dallas Reeves. Brian McGreevey. Malcom Trevillian. Cathenne. Carol Cline. Leigh Scott. Jay Forio. Cindy Maners. Nance Hejl. Mark Weston. Becky McKindrick, Friar Peter Ouzts. C. K. Russell. Gi Gi Mills. Crystal Scholly. Carol King. Vicky Dover. LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION. LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Barber. Barbara Putney. Nancy Nagele. JoAnne Gutekunst. Paul Bolzan (President). Pastor Robert Coon. Julia Williamson. Wendy Burris. Lois Park. Kathy Culp. Karen Kell. Carol Wayer, Philip Emanuel. Kevin King. Kevin Curry. Nancy Bauchle. Fred Van Swearington. John Van Swearington. Dave Greinke. Craig Ross. Anna Thode. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION WESTMINISTER 158 CAMPUS CRUSADE FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES CHURCH RELATED VOCATIONS 159 FURMAN SINGERS Sopranos Sandy Warmels Trudy Moody Larry Stone Sandra Aho Priscilla Waters Susan Moore Scott Thorton Nancy Arrington Diane Williams Janet Moseley Scott Wilson Helen Baden Peggy Wilson Julie Peeples Paul Wood Sarah Bell Linda Price Faye Burgess Altos Gigi Pryues Basses Candy Combs Sheri Armitage Jean Sansone Glen Adkins Denise DeFoor Mary Lynn Asbury Carol Simms Willie Bradley Cindy Gossett Leslee Bates Joy Slice Mark Caldwell Joyce Greene Cheryl Branham Karen Smith Nat Chandler Lynn Grimsley Sherrie Bridges Mary Jo Smith Fred Childers Liliane Heller Mary Jo Brockman Donna Stroud Jim Church Janet Hood Karen Brown Susan Talley David Corbitt Cindy Jamieson Julie Burke Martha Tinsley Fred DeFoor Beverly Kennedy Bonnie Burkett Kathy Wall Philip Emanuel Vivian Lacy Carolyn Copeland Cynthia Ward Rick Fudge Roberta Laughlin Rebecca Corbitt Helen Watkins Gene Golding Debbie Melton Claire DeFoor Vicki Will Don Griggs Kathy Mdnvaille Melissa DuPuy Deanne Williams Phillip Hare Joy Mclnvale Val Enlow David Herder Karen McKown Val Epps Tenors Mitch Hunter Deboran McLendon Judy Feasel David Belcher Darrell Johnson Kimberly McLeod Taryn Gordon Charles Boyd Mark Jones Anne Miller Emily Hester David Castleberry John Landrum DeEtte Morgan Margaret Hicks David Cole Richard Mauney Libby Powers Mottie Hills Barry Hall Tom Moore Becky Purvis Janice Hines David Hulme John Pruitt Bonnie Rabon Beverly Holder Tommy Jordan Jim Riley Debbie Reed Cathy Horner Pat McCormick Paul Sims Debbie Rice Julie Joiner Vens McCoy David Sloan Cathy Rish Rita Landrum Shawn McGee Tim Sloan Jeanine Skinner Catherine Maddox David McKown Hal Southern Susan Smart Tara Mann Mark Powers Marshall Thomason Sabrina Stevenson Sharon McGuirt Alan Ray Jacob Will Mary Beth Streett Lynn McKnight Rusk Reeder Dan Williams Jane Swindler Cathy McQueen Ted Robb Becky Taylor Miriam Mitchell Pat Rowell CHAMBER SINGERS Sopranos Libby Powers Jane Swindler Sabrina Stevenson Roberta Laughlin Alto Julie Joiner Mary Lynn Asbury Lynn McKnight Vicki Will Tenor Ted Robb Scott Wilson David Castleberry CONCERT CHOIR Sopranos Darla Bandy Cindy Egg I Druid Hamrick Anita Megee Laune Moseley Pam Phillips Belinda Reynolds Cheryl Rices Debbie Smith Laura Sutton Sandra Truitt Altos Lynn Brown Pam Creasman Katherine Devenny Harriet Ling Libby Millinnix Julie Skelton Audriene Taylor Lynn Wartsbaugh Tenors Jim Bearden Wendell Cothran Tim Fitzgerald Rob Flint Jim Gibson Keith Jones Robert Pendergrast David Sweet Don Williams Basses Billy Allen Richard Baumgarner Robert Cuttino Brian Gill Chuck Hussung Kenneth Lee Kevin McDowell Kevin Miller Von Reynolds Kenneth Wilbanks Bass Rick Fudge Nat Chandler Paul Sims Jacob Will Fred DeFoor Accompanist Rebecca Corbitt Director Dr. Bingham Vick 161 ORCHESTRA Violin 1 Cello Nancy Rice Kathy Galloway Anna Barbrey Danny Baldwin Lynn Nichol Mark Devon Gwen Garrett Mark Bryan Mary Irwin Elaine Boda Pam Turnburke Richard Maag Allen Hendricks Beth Anne Kenny Bass Alan Boda John Cell Beth Schwab Steve Mulkey Robert Dunaway Violin II Karan Gill Flute Lynda Williams Cyndy Powell Jenny Ruth Batson Jennifer Sharpe Karen Chrisope Sharon Blair Dean Curry Nancy Dartnal! Carolina Heddin Karon Goodlett Oboe Cynthia Ling Nancy Finney Margaret Lindahl Alice Flynt Steve Garrett Viola Pat Major English Horn Marilyn Boone Alice Flynt Thea DeGano Ruth Lindahl Lori Smith Clarinet Trombone Debbie Burr Fred Hall Gary Gray Rick Evans Rick Kalk Bass Clarinet Gary Gray Jim Van Swearington Tuba Basson Kathy Gleim John Holloway David Hamilton Horn Timpani Hugh Pace Tommy Dabbs Celeste Chuck Murff Anna Heatherington Jo Beth Miller Alice Blackwell Trumpet Keith Ellis Don Van Blaricom Curt Matthews Harp Julie Breland 162 MARCHING BAND Sharon Blair Cindy Huggins Nancy Dartnall Sarah Watson Bianca Roberts Fred Van Swearingen Sandra Numberg Suzanna McFaddon Jenny Sharpe Ruth Ann Blind Ann McFarland Jim Stroman Beth Huggins Cecil Gaffney Jo Beth Miller Mike Seay Marianne Williams Tony Martin Kathy Anderegg James Martin Beth Arnold Tony Disher Martin Royaards Rick Crittenden Gary Gray Carlos Ellis Karen Wilson Bruce Herard Paul Ehrlich Rhonda Edge Debbie Burr Stacy Schuman Mark Scarborough Bev Walker Cathy Hand Tommy Dabbs Melinda Harp Paul Huffman Jackie Hurd Ann Heatherington Jan Moody Chuck Murff Danny Holloday Alan Meritt Woody Dixon Johnny Olson Jeanie Edwards Curtis Dubose Marie Walker Curt Matthews Sheila Neal J. R. Walters David Smith Keith Ellis Ozella Brandyburg Ellis Batson Alice Flynt Donald Van Blairicon David Heller Ronnie DuBose Brad McCarson John Van Swearingen Gary Benjamin John Garrett Mark Weston Larry Summy Gregg Wentzell Leigh Fogle Steve Adams Jerome Thomas Steve Marks Clyde Beaugrand Jimmy Hawkins Don Harris Jimmy Haynes Eric Goforth Danny Caddell Robert Dunaway Neil Keith John Holloway Jody Tyree Dennis Parlier Louise Rogers Dan Davis Susan Peterman Rick Kalk Margaret Rice Michele Bowser Stan Harlow Bob Rook Ellis Bradley Dave Brittain Angie McClendon Ward Keeney Rick Henderson Robert Session Fred Hall Hugh Pace Phil McIntyre Lou Imbrogno Ricky Evans Wayne Bagwell David Hamilton Scott Holtzclaw Jim Boyd Stove Garrett Pam Moss John Edington Jim Wood Keith Barnes Dana Phillips Nancy Finney Alvin Hulsey Charlie Corn Dan Williamson Tabby Hughey. Drum Major 163 MAJORETTES Julia McLarty Coyann Gray Vivian McLarty Marybeth Bunting Jan Hunt Mary Mallard Carolyn Peck Debbie Coggins PALADETTES Linda Edwards Sharon Williams Carter Wooten Wanda Thomas Tomi Fish Jan Griffin Mandy Hughes Cindy McLear Genie Welch Debbie Malac Teh Crocker Kim Beamer Lori Cooley Susan Myrick Lisa Neal Sharon Fox 164 JAZZ ENSEMBLE Saxophones Rick Crittendon Mark Scarbrough Carios Ellis Bruce Herard Jim Stroman Trumpets Curt Matthews Carl Powell Ellis Batson J. R. Walters Mark Weston Keith Ellis Trombones Jim Boyd Fred Hall David Hamilton Rick Evans John Cells John Halloway Rhythm Bianca Roberts William Martin Jim Pratt Bob Rook Scott Holtzclaw 165 Mu Phi Epsilon Val Epps — President Beth Arnold Mary Lynn Asbury Shelley Barclay Ruth Ann Blind Faye Burgess Julia Burke Becky Bowers Judy Feasel Nancy Finney Kathy Gloim Taryn Gordon Punkin Harvie Margaret Hicks Beverly Holder Kathy Mclnvaille Debbie Melton Laurie Moseley Nancy Patterson Cyndy Powell Nancy Rice Debbie Rice Biance Robert Louise Rogers Margaret Roper Mary Beth Street Jane Swindler Audriene Taylor Sandy Warmols Deanne Williams 166 Phi Mu Alpha Rob Hendrickson - President John Halloway Robert Dunaway Rick Kalk Jeff Wieler James Martin Craig Ross Kurt Matthews Steve Adams Ricky Evans Mark Powers Paul Wood Tom Moore Rob Currence David Brittain Charles Boyd John Edington Rick Crittenden Tabby Hughey Larry Summey Jim Stroman Phil McIntyre Mike Seay Rick Fudge Larry Stone John Landrum Fred Childers Hal Southern Lou Imbrogno Mark Devon Ellis Bradley Paul Ehrlich James Boyd Brmgham Vick - Faculty Advisor Val Enlow - Sweetheart 167 RECREATION COMMITTEE Rob Hancock — Chairman Molinda Furcht Dargan Flowers Doug Dodson Gary James Amy Sanders Lynn Sanders Ted Anders Dr. David Parsell Dr. Doug McDonald Dr. Jim Leaved MUSIC COMMITTEE 8ob LaGarde Pat Dennis Tom Lammons Craig Dubose FILM ARTS COMMITTEE Merrie Koester Kim Ezell Mark Gaby Bill Ballantine John Jopling 168 INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Bill Prevost President Alan Altman Treasurer Margueriete Chiles Advisor Mike Southgate Dave Blakely Bob Raymond Jon Greer Blake Poole Ken Suddreth Larry Russell SOCIAL BOARD Sharon Kruschwitz President Mabry Binnicker Treasurer Dee Sheehan Secretary Jeanne Brandes Vice-President Carol Robinson Barry Satterfield Susan Bruce Leslie Bates Mary Dodd Bud Smyrl Vicki Sorglni Beverly Walker Maria Walker Joel Williams Debbie Malac Howard Perry 169 The Knights Eternal Brad Mitchum Larry Swanson Walter Grace Steve Perry Langdon Brockington Don Lewis Bobby Behr Neil Hance John McTear Ron Smith Roger Aston John Cottingham Thad LaVance Trey Carson Dean Mitchell Jim Bigler Charlie Rogers Dave Woods Jack Jones Bob LaRue Tony Disher Mark Rhodes Dave Emmel John Alford Vernon Duty Kurt Hollar Phil Hammond Malcom Trevillian Steve Botkin Danny Stewart Larry Blood Tom Siler Vic Thomas Benny Walker Mike Winters Richard Nidds Chuck Bundy Bill Prevost Scott Williams Mike Southgate Marc Smith John White Brian Goerke Steve Rodberg Luke White John Holder Tom Daniels Jeff Dreyer Robyn Switzer Sweetheart 170 Star and Lamp Jon Acker Howard Lineberger Kyle Anderson Tom Lott Jurt Ardaman Thom Martin Paul Ballou’ Bo May Stu Bonner Chuck McGill Rusty Brown Mac Mitchell Chip Buddin Larry Pittman Jeff Clark Mike Poe Gary Clonts Ray Porter Doug DiPrima Doug Roberts Jeff Gatter Mike Ryon John Green Jon St. Pierre Bicky Godbold Ken Suddreth Mike Hagler Dave Taylor Ted Hoffmann Bill Tuggle Kevin House Bob Wood Edward Kennedy Joel Williams Bob Kerr Dave Holleday Phil Kilby Charlie Horton Jay Leone Rick Poe 171 Emma Ruth Helms — Sweetheart Linda Edwards. Sweetheart Dave Huddleston Jay Huff Guy Lichty Mark MacCoy Dan McDonald Gene Olmi Johnny Pruitt Paul Quiros Tommy Reynolds Crawford Rippy Mike Royster Scott Rybun Bill Schilling Lee Spinks Gary Smith Mark Taylor Bill Welch Hal Westlake Ken Wiland John Jenkins Guy Cochran Gordan Ford Martin Foster Mark Laskowski Jim Maher Joe Judge Centaur Bob Raymond Alan Altman Jimmy Baker Steve Baker Bobby Bumgardner Bill Butler Donnie Byerty Hap Core Bill Cranford Dari Davidson Dave Ellis Ken Ezell Jerry Fadem Brigg Foster Lee Fowler Terry Freeman Hank Glass Greg Glover Andrew Goss Gary Gramkow Fred Grant Braxton Green Jon Greer Jeff Hanauer Tom Hart Ray Horton 172 R. E. L Blake Poole — President Mark Austin — Vice President Andy Lopez — Secretary Mike Haygood — Treasurer Cher Burkart — Sweetheart Richard Goodpaster Beach Foster Tony Cox Ken Cadle Jim Keenan Vic Grout Red Smith John Graham Robbie Caldwell Bruce Williamson Angus Poole Norman Barker Paul Carapellotti Rick Scotson Chris Mensing Willie Freeman Tim Kennedy Jeff Holcomb Tom Kuppens Andy Means John Baker Rob McLaughlin Forrest Sweat Buddy Darby Oliver Cooper DeForest Spencer Mark Boychuk David Shepherd Greg Furches Mike Williamson Tom Boswell Mark Bowers 173 mmmm KINSMEN Larry Russell John Humphries Rick Gay Carter Lynch Dave Copland Jeff Shaner Russ Stapleton Steve Gavin Pat Patten James Vaught Denny Smith 174 Teri Crocker. Sweetheart Administration Dr. John E. Johns President Dr. Francis W. Bonner Vice President and Provost R. Wayne Weaver Vice President (or Business Affairs Walter M. Kendrick Vice President for Developement Dr. O. Suthern Sims. Jr. Vice President for Student Affairs 176 Margaral E Abarcrombt Batty J. Ahraraon � � ul Manry And r� on Bwbw A. Barry Charlaa Edward Brock Edna M Carlton Jana R Carla Marguerite Moor Chile Robert 6 Chrwanberry Or Donald Hanry Clayton Or. Carl Thom a Cloar. Jr. John S. Coinar Or. Char las C. Con John B Oankai Or Judith T Gal lin Dorothy Gantry RoOart Gray Or Hazel Harr a Marguanta Hay� Harold Pag RoOart Eugana Hindman. Jr Or. Charlaa Stuan Pattaraon 177 Or MatvtoHippe Or L 0 Johnson John M Kmg Or Loott Edwin Phillip Or. Jam M Pm Jumm G R«vor� Tom Scott Harry B Shock or J� m a H. Sman Jama R Stewart. Jr. Ann Todd Dr. Robert C. Tockar Joo Andrew Robert Franco Sau Or Max O Smith Robert Spink I mo Tumblln Benny H Walker Art holi Warner John C Weal Or Norman E Whanant Or Philip Connor Win Mead Carolyn Worley 178 Faculty Of. Donald P ADr Charles L Alford. M Political Sconce EBA. Chairman Of. Peter A Andersen Dr. Charles A . Arrington. Jr MPE Chemistry. Chairman Or. Peter J Ashy Computer Science Actmg Chairman Or Lane Bateman Or Rudolph O. Bates Drama. Acting Chapman English Mr John S Back ford Music Or Arthur F Before EBA Or James M Bell Or Beth Biorklund Or Alpert L. Blackwell Mathematic Modern Foreign Languagea Religion Mrs Dons A Bister Or John M Block Education History Or OemeiBoda Muse Or Wiiuam M Brantley o� Charles U Brewer Dr M Ms horn Brown U Col Thomas F Bryan Mr Rhett Bryson Physics. Chairman Psychology. Chairman English Miktary Science PMS Drama 179 Dr. Thomas O Buford Me Martha K . Carr Dr. Robert C Chasebro Or. Un Chan Mr C. Maurice Cherry Philosophy. Cha rman Geology Muse Political Soanca Modarn Foreign Languages Dr. Paul M Cook. II Mr. WaRar L. Cottlngham Or Jamas Dan Cover Mr, Jarry L. Cox Or. John H Crabtraa. Jr. Mathematics MPE Sociology Modarn Foreign Languagss English. Chairman Dr. Car ay S Crantford Dr Stanlay J Crowe St H. W Cumby Or. Ouon C Cunningham Capt Edward G. OaVoa Modarn Foraign Languages. English Military Soanca EBA MiVtary Soanca Chairman Dr. J. Carlyle Elian Dr Philip L. Elliott M' Da Ellis Dr Gilbert W. Fairbanks Dr WaNace C. Fabaw EBA English Biology Geology. Chairman 180 Or OonaM H Clanton Mathematics. Chairman Or Robert w Crapps Religion Or Jamas C Edaards Philosophy Or Ramon Farnandax-Rubio Modarn Foraign Languages Mr Thomas E Flowors Ms Sad I. Franks Dr Robert D. Frey Or David A Gibson Dr DonaM Gordon Dr. S«l!« J. Grant Art. Chairman Modern Forolgn Language . Mathematics Music Political Scienco Education Dr. James L. Gulh Dr Michael E. Hammett Dr. Ernest E. Harnil Dr. Gary R. Harris Or. Wilam C. Harris Ms. Barbara S. Heusel Political Science Mathematics Political Science. Education Chemistry English Chairman Dr. Philip G. HIB Dr. Ftoyd N Hodges Or. John W. Hoskins Mr Glen E. Howerton Dr Archie V. Hull. Jr. Or. R. Reed Hunt Df8m Geology Soaology An History. Chairman Psychology Dr Eu ne M Johnson Mr James W Johnson Or. g,jwar l 8 Jones t r. Newton B. Jones Dr Ramon Kyser Or Noel Kane-Maouire SOCtC'°9y E8A «,story History Music Ch n ,ry 181 Dr. Myron L Kocher Or. Lon B. Knight. Jr Mr Merle C. Krueger Dr. Robert W Kelly Or. Rex E. Keretotter Or. Joe M Modern Fore-go Languages Chemistry Modern Foreign Languages Biology. Chairman Biology Re gion Or. Richard R. Maag Or. Douglas M Macdonald Or. W Duncan McArthur. Jr Dr. Gerda P. McCahan Ms Brenda McCutchen Or. Ruby Morgan Music Phrfoeophy English Psychology HPE Music Dr. Edgar V. McKnight Or. Sandor Molnsr Dr. Ray N. Moses Or. Ronald A. MolJl Or. T Ray Nsnney Dr. EUln C. Nocks Religion HPE Physics Physics Computer Science Psychology 182 U Col. Arthur J. OLoary Or DavxJ B Parsed Capt M.cnael J Pasquarett Dr F. WIBard Pat Or With am P Pi ton Military Science Modern Foreign Languages Military Science Enc� tfi 8io(09y Or. John T Pool Mathematics Dr. Frank M Powell Dr S M.ibum Pnoo. Jr. Or. Theron 0 Pno Dr David C. Pulley Dr Oougtas Rail Dr William F Reagan HPE Music. Chairman Religion. Chairman Education Mathematic Modern Foreign Languages Or. Benny R R c Or A. Ruth Raid Or Alexander Ritch. Or Ray C. Robert Dr. C. Leland Rodgers Dr. Will.am E Roger Classical Language MPE. Chairman Geology E8A Biology English Or. Albert N Sanders Or. Kenneth A Sargent Mr T. Benton Sailers. Jr Ms Ann � arp Miss Gayle Sheard Or Wade Hampton Sherard History Geology E8A English Music Math emails 183 Of Thom Shcy Dr Scott Slmmerman Ms Chariotio R. Smith Dr. David A Smith Of Garmon B Smith Dr 6 01 c Smith Sociology Psychology Music Religion Education Biology Of. W Lmds y Smith Dr. Taylor C Smith Ma Judith T. Snidar Or John A Snyd r Or. 8 nny Soldano Or. Albert B Somers Music Religion Drama Biology Physic Education Mr. 8mgham L. Vicfc. Jr. Ms Carolyn 0 Walkn Or Ernest j Walters. Jr. Ms Marjorie Watson Or. Thome A White Mr. 8 Perry Woodside. Ml Mu lc HPE Political Science Modern Foreign Language Physics EBA 184 In Memoriam ... Dale A. Schonmeyer February 22. 1955 - June 12. 1976 I lift up my eyes to the hills. From whence does my help come? My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth. 185 Psalms 121:1-2. Senior Larry Abrams. P« zor Religion Carlton Allan. Wrens. Ga English Jerry Allen. Greenville Psychology Meredith Allen. Richmond. Va Urban Studio Dabble Anderson. Maxwell AFB. Ala Art Theodore David Anderson. St Paul. Minn. ESA Cheryl Andrews, Macon. Ga English Leslie Hamilton Armstrong, Greenviiio Political Science Wilda Grace Armstrong. Son oca Elemontary Education Beth Arnold. Greonvilio Music Education Sally C. Arnold. Atlanta. Ga. Biology Nancy Arrington. GamesviHo. Fla Elementary Education Jean M. Ashley. Spartanburg Political Scionco Alan 0. Austin. Greenville E8A Steven F. Baker, South Glen Fall . N Y Physical Education David A. Baldwin. Atxngdon. Va Chemistry Bill 8aMant.no, Fort Meyers. Fla Religion Mary Ballenger, Spartanburg PoM ca« Sc onco Billy Barbee. 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Florence Computer Science A Math Pat Patten, Charlotte. N C. Philosophy Sue Patterson, Greenville Elementary Education Frank Steven Patton, Onconte. Fla History • Social Science Samuel L. Pendergrast. At'ania. Ga English 2an Peters, Columbia Economics Pam Klllan Philips. Travelers Rest Elementary Education 192 •eth Plowden. Annandale, Pa. History Sandra Pollard. Albomaria, N C EngUtft Angua Tillman Pod . Orangeburg Physical Education WlUlam 8. Posey, Florence Bovnoss Administration Cynthia Lee Powell, Charleston Flute Pert or man co F. Carl Powell III. OroenvSIe Accounting Jim Powell, Chattanooga. Tn EBA Mark Powers, Columbia Music Theory WlUlam P. Provost. GreenvSle EBA Jane Price. Travelers Rest Accounting Linda Dianne Price. West Columtha ICP 193 William W. Pryor jf„ StmpsooviMa Chemistry Renny F. Oueen. Greenville Ration Roger Paty Rabey. Ciemeoo ICP Jeff A. Rake . Huntsville. Ala Chemistry Robert W. Raymond. Birmingham. M h Political Science Deborah Reed. Stamford. Ct English Jan Reynold . Spartanburg Special Education Tommy Reynold . Bum-ogham. Ala Political Science Deborah Eodne Rice. Greenville Music Education Nancy Laura Rice. Greenwood Biology 194 Kit Richardson. Simpsonville Sociology Kenneth J. Rios. Greonsboro. H C Poetical Scionco Crawford O. Rlppy. Anderson History Richard Robbins. Greenville History Oary Suo Roberts. Charlotta. N.C. • History Carol Robinson. Columbia Biology Sloven J. Rodborg. Rale gh N C. Chemistry Carlos A. Rodrlguax. Ft. Lauderdale. Fla Political Science Cheryl Anne Rowland. Lake Toxaway. N.C. Elemontary Education Michael Leslie John Rowlands. Greenville Biology Michael R. Royster. Shelby. N.C. Business Administration Larry D. Russell. Union English Wolford Barry Satterfield. Fountain Inn Orama 8harrl Ann Sellers. Atlanta. Ga Biology Charles Shaw, Groenvillo English J. O. ShlfleL Anderson Religion Jawena S.Y. Sihra. Salters French Carol Ann Simms. Greer Special Education John Charles Simon sen. Rochester. NY. Accounting Karen Simpson. Travelers Rest Special Education David Sloan. Groenvillo Chemistry Angela Smith, Augusta. Ga Religion Oebbie L. Smith, Greenville English Deborah Ann Smith. Greenville Stud� 0 Art Kem R. Smith. Greenville Merc Smith. Myrtle Beach Mathematics Hugh Jennings Smyrt. Jr. Sociology William Michael Southgate. Ft Thomas. Ky Biology Anne Sowell, veto Beach. Fla Chamistry Robert E. Spelr Jr.. Ho-hO-ku . N J Biology Lee A. Spinks. Columbia Political Science Fair Stewart. Spartanburg Education Nancy Louise Stewart. Pickens English Donnie Sdlwelt. Greenwood English Susan Storey. Spartanburg Elementary Education 195 Philip Underwood. Campobeiio Mathematics Ron Underwood. Greenville Religion Pamela Upton. Asheville. N. C History Russell Grey Vance. Clinton French Frederick L. Van Swearingen, Clearwater. Fia Physics Marla Vargas, Garrett Park. Md Mathematics Claude Olenn Vasay, Gattney Sociology Wilbur Slater Vincent. Greenville EGA Ryan Wade. Spartanburg Psychology Hilton Red' Walters. McLean. Va Biology Sandy Warmele, Doravillo. Ga Music Education Rick Watkins, Atlanta. Ga Mathematics Wiliam Kirby Wedemeyer, Potomac. Md Religion BIH Welch. Spartanburg Art John Wells. Camden EBA Brad Westmoreland. Charlotte. N C. Mathematics C3ndy Wheat. Sumter Chenwtiy Laura Lynn White, Dover. Dei English Luther w. White IV. Ajhtand. Va Political Science Kenneth P. Wilend. Aiken E8A Vicki Will, Harts wile Muvc Education Deanna Williams. Homestead. Fla Muvc Education Lynda Williams. Clem son MutiC Scott C. Wiliams, Oak Ridge. Term Political Science William S. Wilson, Greenville Muvc Steve Homer Wilson. Gainesville. Ga Buvnoss Celeste Wingard. Columbia History Michael Burke Winters. Crotton. Md Religion BUI Williams EBA Paul A. Wood. Jr.. Camden ICP Robert P. Wood. Camden Pokticd Science Ann Woodfln. Inman English Shebra Geva Worthed , Sumter Phyvcai Education Scott C. Wright. Gainesville. Fla History Joseph J. Zabriskle. Fair Lawn. N J Elementary Education 197 Junior Steve Adam . Hon Path Kim Anderton, Atlantic Beach. Fla. Michael AnMttead. Atlanta. Oa Shan La Armitag . Manana. Ga Jan Bracken A hcr en. Chartotta. N C Jaanni So BaWmor . OraanvHi Phrt Barker, Vmcaon . In. Theta Bamaa. Chad � ton Richard Barr. Tal h M a. Fla Ford BaaUn, Decatur. Oa Jannla Ruth 8 non. Spartanburg Slav Bannatt Ro� w a. Ga. Joay Barkowitr. Graorwiie Jama F. Bari. WirTvnglon, Oa Don Blakaty. GraanvtB David Blalock. Green viB Kim Bkodaoa, Green. « Laurence Blood. Jr.. Naw Hampton. N.M. George a Booey. Jr- Pickens 0 vid Branch. Rock Hill On oil Brand yburg. Orangeburg Judy Brockman. Graonvilla Datxa Brook. Macon. Ga Richard E. Brook . Wn«on-Sal m. N C Jama Anthony Bryan, GraanviB Juia Burk . Bristol Term Bonnie Burkett. Greenv .lo ll a A Burnett. Greenv 198 ?13 . ifrill ??i 5 . ' I 3 3 If If; li mi! i i if ZS! S pp Iffllf II!Hi Smjf 3 •« Hittf m i i 3) _ « 5 s Karen Larteea Goodlett. KKxye Teryn Gordon, Murrefce inlet Cynthia E. Gossan. Greenville Lorte Orundman, St Petersburg. Fla Jo Anna Gutakunat. Gwynedd. Pa Eddie J. Owocfc. Greenville Cathy Haaa, Decatur. Oa Joseph R. Hamaa, Union Edward Harold Hammatt. Greenville PhU Hammond. Frederic . Md Juliana Hancock. N Chartaaton Pamala A. Hard am an, QreenvtBe Phtllp Hara. Qraanvilla Thomaa HarMna, Taegu. Korea Debbie Hatched. Ware Shoals Dabble Hawfclna, Signal Mountain. Term Janet L. Hawfclna, Greenville Nancy Hap. Boca Raton. Fla Emily Healer. Nor cross. Qa Linda Hoadley. Largo. Fla Vu Hoang. Qraanvilta Mickey Hodges. East Point. Qa John Holcombe, Columbia Malcom H. Horry, Qraanvilla Kathleen Hoy. Mt Pleasant Paul W. Huffman, Anderson Jan Hunt. Travelers Rest Anna Jacfcaon. Ridgecrest. N C Gary R. Jamaa. Anderson Jana Jennlnge, Greenv.Ha Ellen Jonaa. Qraanvilla Robert R. Jonaa. Taylors Tommy Jordan, Effingham Mona Jowers, FoBy Beach Fotlnl Kara slot os. Greenville Ward Raymond Keeney, Anderson Bath KaMy. Cocoa. Fla C Edward Kennedy, Jr. Greenville CM chi Kant. Herndon. Va. Nancy Kirk, Greenville Manta Koeetar, Columbia Sharon L. Kruechwttz. Tampa. Fla Bob LaQarda. Greenville Denied Lander a. River dale. Qa Deborah L. Landes. Greenville Martha A. Larson, Knoxville. Tann Janet Laurtuen. Taylors Mary Katherine Lawrence, Lookout Mountain. Leurltien. Term 200 Susan Loe. Atlanta. Ga Art Leighton. McLean, va. Jay Leona. Pompano Bench, Fla Doanld C. Lauda. Jacksonville. Fla Margaret London. Blacksburg Carter M. Lynch, Jacksonville. Fla. 201 202 8 CM un mi? 55 n % § 5 ! -o B I 4 § .2 If m fill! Ml 3ai ► 5 '•8 f | its.fi 1t £° hli2| ihi?! | 5 5 5 « ': j i- a Hill! s?s 5 5 5 iiiii HSI HHlll A. 8� vec, TigorYiHo JimM H. Srmklna. Jr_ GroenviUe Amelia Sima. Gree«v.«0 Gwofi Sima. Athena. Ga Kathleen Suae. Washington. D C M. Jeenine SWnoer, Anderaoo Katharine R. Sion ak or, W.ncheator. Va Ben Smith, Taltahaaoeo. Fla. Tommie W. Smith. Oil ton Thomn R. Snader. Berwyn. Pa LeRoy Snead. Camp Spnngt. Md Chelaea SnelgroYe. Lewv.tlo Vicky Sorgim. Worth. Fta Steve Spence. Atlanta. Ga Robert Michael Steele. Spartanburg Tom Stephenaon. Chartotte. N.C Sabrina Stovonion, Greer Danny Stewart Ratoigh, N.C. Ernoat Char tea S tinea. Canton. N.C Tim Stood. Otridaon. N.C. Carol J. Stytea, Hickory. N.C Robert Y. Suggs. Atlanta. Ga Albion Swain. Marietta. Ga. Sherri Taylor. Tucker. Ga. Anna Thode. Oemton Wanda Thomaa. Greennao Sharon Marie TUI. Saluda Martha Tinsley, Groenwood Chip ToHeaon. Colombia Patricia Amu Toole. Logoff Brad Tornwall. St. Petersburg. Fla Malcolm McEachorn TreviHan. Clemaon KaViy Lynn Trout. Chaanee WUiam C. Toggle. BemardsviKe. N.J 204 Paul William Amedtut Valla. Old Greenwich. Ct. Greg Veal. Augusta. Ga Marla L. Walker. McCormick Chlpp Waltera, Chapel Hill. N.C Jan Warwick, Greenvlllo LesKo Anna Watkins. Germantown. Tann Jan Weatherly. High Point. N.C Diana Wadgworth. Batio Glade. Fta Patricia M. Whelan. Travelers Best Dae Dae Whlta. Dover. Del Jeffrey H. Wlalcr. Groenvlile Kay Wlgloy, Langley Bryan Crawford Wllllama. Taylors Lai Wllllama, Greenville Marshall Williams. Anniston. Al. Chat A. Williamson, Conway Cathy Wilson, GreenviHo Russell H. Wise. Greenville Kan Wright, Lyman Maggie Zechlel. Payton. Ohio 205 Sophomore Jon Ackar, Gratnvilla Richard J. Ackarmann. Sumtar Jama A. Alexander. Sanaca John M. Alford. Tallahassee. Fla. Rhonda Allan. Cayca Katharine Ann Andaragg. Sullivan l� land Kyi Anderson, Spartanburg Mary Ann Andaraon. LaOnng . 6a Kurt A daman. W G. Fla. Lynda Armstrong. Columbus. Ga Billy Arrington. Graanvlll Roger Aston. Elbert on. Ga Oaoft Atkina. Graar Heian Badan. Miami Shore . Fla. Dianna Bakar. Now Zion Darla Alan Bandy. Groanvillo Anna Barbray.Graanville Stawart B. Bartlald. Macon. Ga Uta Baroody. Floronca Laalaa Bata . GroanviUe Rick Baumgamar. Woe! Urn on Kim Baamar. Atlanta. Ga David O. Belcher. BarneO Chris Bennett, Valparaiso. Fla. Oana Benson. Graar Ronald Stavan Blackaton. Groanvillo Marshall Blalock, Charleston Mary BoawaH. Bathesda. Md John B. Boardan. Greer Becky Bowers, Columbia Michele Bowser, Jacksonville Beach. Fla W. Chart Boyd. Jr.. Decatur. Ga Jamas D. Bozard. Jr.. Jacksonville. Fla Bo Bradham. Conway John Brannan, Tampa. Fla Jane 8rttton. Manning David Ruasad Brown. Greenville Debbie Brown, Landrum Lynn Brown. Spartanburg Mary Brown. East Point. Ga. Susan Bruca, Kingsport. Tann. Patty Buc . Barnardsvill . N. J. Norman P. Buddin, III, Sumter Jo Busker. Ft Lauderdale. Fla. Branl Burry. HartsviNa Wiliam M. Butler. Atlanta. Ga. Alalra A. Carvalho. Now York. N. Y Pamela Catoa. Kingstreo 206 Edle Chambtos . Hamilton. Ga Michael A. Charron. Jacksonville. Fla Elalna Chile . Piedmont Karen Chritop . Decatur. Ga Pamela Clriot. OeLand. Fta Gary Clonla, Chattanooga. Tenn Guy Shelton Cochran, Dublin. Ga J. David Cole. Hopkins Karen Coleman, Tampa. Fla Rut Collin , Spartanburg Forrest W. Compton. Charleston K. Lee Coogle. Atlanta. Ga Laurie Cooley, Tampa. Fla. David Gorden Copland. Charleston June Cothran, Mt Rest Nancy Cottingham. G ««nvilio Brenda Crain. Grecnvillo Philip Crabb, HopkinsviUo. Ky. Barb! Crompton. Maim. Fla Rob Curreoce. Concord. Toon Kevin Curry, Ballwin. Mo Tom Dabbs, Sumter Martha Davidson. Ft. Lauderdale. Fla JeNery A. Davit. Taylors Laurie D ttmger, Marietta. Ga Patrick H, Dennis, Charleston Cathy Di(worth. Concord. Tenn Doug OiPrlme. Scarsdate. N Y Tony Dish or. North Mary Harwood Dodd. Tallahassee. Fla Tom Donovan. Jacksonville. Fla Carlyle Driver. M sm . Fla Lucy F. Dulaney. Atlanta. Ga Jamie OuRant. (Manta Dawn OuVall. Edison. Ga. Vernon Duty. Brandon, Fla Myra Kaye Eaton. Florence Jeannle Edwards, Clearwater. Fla. Chert Egger, East Pont, Ga Tracy Lynn Eggleston. Rock Hill Paul Ehrlich. Logon Lynn Hop Elliott, Greenville Men Elliott. Chester David Russell Ellis, Columbia David 8. Emmet. Gainesville. Fla Ricky Dale Evana, Greenwood Alice Flynt, Atlanta. Ga Leigh Fogle, Pelion 207 Mark A. Kaisar, Tampa. Fla. John Kehoe. Charlotte. N C Barbara Ketvlngton. Atlanta. Go Laura Kendrick. G'oenvilio Bobbye Ketchie, Charleston Kavln M. King. La Plata. Md Kindy Kirtland. M-aml. Fla Karl Kononchuk. Pacific Palisades. CaM. John Landrum. Tryon. N C Jamaa Lanier. Miami. Fla Bob LaRua. Dunwoody. Ga. Cynthia Lawrence, Spartanburg Russell P. Laa. North Augusta Sharon LeGrand. Cola Shari Leonard. Greenville Angle Lethco, North Augusta Ann Lanas, New Orleans. La. Lisa Uebteg. Jacksonville. Fla Harriet E Ling. Moncks Corner Nancy Logan, St Petersburg, Fla Tom Lott. Macon. Ga Lydia F. Lowe, 8radenton. Fla Joseph Sloan Lyles, Winnsboro Cathlyn Marlacott). Ptulade«ph«a. Pa. 209 Kay M� r� den. Atlanta. Ga R. Blako Marshall. Bermuda Jamai N. Martin. Pendleton Tony Ray Martin, Andorton Sul an Martora. Greenville Richard Steadman Maunay. Forest C ty. N C. William May, Tayfon Mary Maytank. Charleston Nancy McAlpIn, Stone Mtn.. Ga Amy McArthur. Bartow. Fla. Sally McArthur, Groenvillo Angola McClendon. Groenv.lle Chrtitopher McConnol. Murphy. N C Anthony Wilton McOada. Union Daniil J. McDonald III. Groaov.Ho Slavo C. J. McDougall. Mt Ploasant. N C Chuck McGill. Sumter Edna A. McGInnli. Ziroconla. N. C Backy McKlttrlck. rr.pionv.lto Lynn McKnlght. Greenville David S. McKown. Groor Vivian McLarty, Oocolur. Ga. LJnda M. McRaa, Charlotte. N C. John McTyra. Altanu. Ga Bruca C. Mayor, CornwaU-on-Hudson. N Y Oavid MlHar. Charlotte. N C-Judith MHiaapi. Ft. Lauderdale. Fla Dean Mitchell. Jacksonville. Fla. Mac Mitchell. Honea Path Marlene Moody, Greenville 210 Edi� Moor . Chattanooga. Tern K r n Lynn Moor . Greenville Tom Moore, Winston-Salem, n C Janet Moseley. Atlanta. Ga Laurie Moseley. Atlanta. Ga WUilam Timothy Moser. Stanley. N C. Susan Myrick. Columbus, Ga Glenn Newberry. Columbus. Ga Cindy L. Newton. Columbia Cynthia Nichols. Jacksonville. Fla Bob Noble, Radnor. Pa John C. Northcutt. III. Greer Gsnlou Page, Talbotton. Ga Laura Page. Pine Mountain. Ga. Debbie Parsons, McConnells David Pat . St Petersburg. Fla Karen Patrick. York Julie Peeples, Charleston Ricky Pendleton. Union Winifred E. Peter . Greenv «e Cindy Petri . Galena. Ohio Eluabeth Pierce. Richmond. Va Terri Plalr. Mt Peasant Mark Porter, Columbus. Ga. Pamela L. Power. Mauldin Laura Prevost. Greenville Glenn A. Price, Potomac. Md Julie Pulliam, Atlanta. Ga Becky Purvis. Umon Paul A. Oulros, Atlanta. Ga. Cindy Rash. Berlin. Germany Rusk Reeder, Vestevia Hilts, Ala Dallas Reeves. Blythewood Caroline Rlcherdson, Simpsonville Bianca Roberta. Greenville Nell Robison. Atlanta. Ga Charles G. Rogers. Atlanta. Ga. Louise Rogers. Columbia Craig Ross. North Babylon. N Y. Okan J. Rothtuss. Greenville Eydio Runnels. Lovingion. N. Mex K. C. Russell. Waverly. Ga Bill Rutsch. Chevy Chase. Md Robert Saleeby, Taytort Davlda L. Schuits, Chaster Jett Scruggs. Biuetield. W Va Jetlrey A. Shatter, Easton, Pa Dot Sharp. New Whitetand. in 211 CM CM Bob Stroud. Greer Leura Sutton. Hendersonville. N. C Forroet Sweat, Valdosta. Ga Sun Swlger, Gfccov.tie Susan Tallay. Greer Audriana Denise Taytor, Columbia Mark E. Taylor. Oroanvillo Uxanna Thomaa, Ocala. Fla Amy Thompson. Chaster Toni P. Thompson, East Point. Ga Lynn Thornhill. BeeMey. W. Va. Sally Trust. Birmingham. Ala Reginald Turner. Landrum Sherri Turner, Greenville Cindy Tyler, Wagoner Susan Valentina, Stone Mountan, Ga. Kurt VanZyt, Altamonte Springs, Fla Ronald 0. Vaughan. Groonville Bev Walker, Anderson J. R. Walters, McLean. Va. Richard K. Walters, Chapd Hdl, N. C. Russell Ware, Oftando. Fla Priscilla Waters. Charleston Cindy Watson, Six M-le Sarah 8. Watson, Columbia Susan Watt, Falls Church. Va Bill Webb. College Park. Ga Carol Wedemeyer, Balboa. Canal Zono Katherine Welbom. Pickens Thomas Weasel, Groonville Mark Weston, Coral Gables. Fla Jennifer L. White, Ware Shoals Jewell D. White, Dover. Del Stephen R. Whltescanrer, North Brunswick, N. J. Jacob Will, Kartsvillo Daniel M. Williams, West Cola Don Williams, GroonviBe Joel Williams, Jacksonville, Fla. Marianne WIBIams, Jacksonville. Fla Sharon Williams, Deoatur. Ga Julia Williamson, A ken Peggy WUson, Columbia Melissa Wlngard, Columbia Susan Wolfe, Greensboro. N C. Devld Woods. Barrington. R. I Katherine F. Wright. York Carmen Young, Kowloon. Hong Kong Klc ey 0. Young. GaneeviUe. Ga 213 ro Wally Bullock, Groenvrfla Marybeth Bunting. Greenville John Thompson Gurgess. Fans Church. V« Douglas A. Byars, Mauldin Oanny Caddtfl. Greenville Kathla Cain, Toccoa. Ga Lisa Ann Cain, Ft Mitchell. Ky. Scott CampbeN. Orchard Lake Mich Phil Cantrall, Spartanburg Jamia T. Caray, Louisville. Kentucky Slana Carman. Thomasviile. Ga Walter Clamant Carpenter. Hendersonville. N C Daniel Casey, Pompano Beach. Fla Malania Audrey Cash, Jacksonville. Fla Steven Cessans, Ft Pierce, Fla Elizabeth E� en Canter. Fort Pierce. Fla Nat Chandler. Greenwood Deck Cheatham. Orangeburg Al Childers, Miami. Fla Kevin Elizabeth Clarkson. New Orleans. La Nancy Clements. Coral Gables. Fla. Karla CIMe. Rulherlordton. N C Debra Melane Cochran. Dalton. Ga Julie Cochran. Bova Raton. Fla James M. Cockmsn II, Matthews. N C Debra L. Coggins, Greenville Buddy Coleman, Atlanta. Ga Candy Combs. Franklin. N C. Carol Frances Comstock. Atlanta Ga Pam Conner, Tampa. Fla Bui Conrad. Troy. Ala Pata Conroy, Asheville, N. C Michate Cooper. Winter Park. Fla 215 Carolyn Copeland, Greer Anna Cortay. Marietta. Ga Charles M. Corn, Jr., Spartanburg Cindy Cothran. WiO.amston Becky Co . Atlanu. Ga Sharon Crawley. Columt a Pam Craaaman, GreenviRe David B. Croeland. Concord. N C Kathy Culp. Greenville Jama Daan Curry. Anderson Tom Darr. Ft. Laudardala. Fla Nancy Dartnall. Charlotte. N. C. Bath Darla, Virginia Beach. V Dan Davla. Wtii.amaton Ekaiabath A. Davla. Chartoaton Suaan Daavor, Brevard, N. C. Bonnie Delong. Stone Mountain. Ga Katherine 8. DeVenny, Piedmont Wendy DtcUneon. Atlanbc Beach. Fla Mark M. Diion. Salisbury. N C Woody Dixon. Camden Angie Dodd. West Columbia Nell Dopaon. Stone Mountain. Ga. View Dover. Ma.dand. Fla. David John Dredger. Crofton. Md. Lerka Dogger . Pisgah Forest. N. C Uaa Oh coll. Brevard. N C. Curtis DuBote. Dillon Ronnie A. Du Bos . Darlington Diana Du da. Bette Glade. Fla Pamela Suaan Du da. Ortan Oviedo. Fla. Chuck Duggan. Macon. Ga Richard Ounham. North Palm Beach. Fla Melleee Oupuy, Greenville Dabble OuRant. Olanta Beth Ebenev, Eaaley Rhonda Jayne Edge. Hixon. Tn. Ashley Edwards. Rosweo. Ga Chuck D. Edwards. Ashev.H . N C Cynthia Jan Eggl. Cando. N D John Frederick Mlddem Eludes. Chester. Va Carlos Elks, Chartaaton Oavld Ella. Groenv.Ho Keith Ella, Greenville Claudia Ertceon, Augusta. Ga Charlie Evans. Eaat Point. Ga Den lea Everett. Columbia Robert Keith Farmer, Anderson 216 Felicia Farrell, Br«jgewate� n. N J Frank Flschetti. Saddle River. N. J Timothy Patrick Fitzgerald. Taylors Linda Nell FtewoHan. Ft. Laudardala. Fla Rob Flint. Pulaski. Vs David Flood, Durham, N C. Edgar j. Forlo, Marietta. Ga Oall Fowler, Columbia Neal Freeman, Stone Mountan. Ga Helen French, Atlanta. Ga Barbara Friend, Roswell. Ga Mike Fronsoe, Dorray Beach. Fla Cynthia Gad GabreH, Spartanburg James Vernon Garrett, Patter Ron GHbort, Orlando. Fla Jean Gladden. High Point. N C E lc Goforth, Camden Yvonne Goodlett. Decatur Ga Kevin Goutlay, Ashw.lie. N C Stephen M. Grant, Paramus. N J. Dave Greinke, Annandale. Va Barbara Lynn Griffin, Melbourne. Fla. George W. Griffin, Jr., Birmingham. Ala Nancy Grogan, Columbus. Ga Nora Groh, Aiken Nancy Graham Halle. Orlando. Fla. Jack Wended Halre. Dun woody. Ga Louisa AUlaon Halle. St Pulaski. Va Lucy Anne Hallford. Sautoe-Nacoochoe. Ga Druid Hamrick, Charleston Cethy A. Hand. Honoa Pain Stan Harlowe, Baltimore. Md Melinda M. Harp. Augusta. Ga. Dixon Harm, Fairfax, Va Jimmy Hawkins. Hones Path Timothy 0. Hayea, Marietta. Ga Glein Osll Haynes. Dorchester Ann Louise Heathertngton. Orlando. Fla Rick Henderson. Wmston-Saiom. N C. Allen Hendricks. Pick on s Karen Hennlngson. Clemtoo Bruce R. Herard, Greensboro. N C Heidi Housel. Greenville Jay Hill. Simsbury, Conn. Oayle Hoffmeyar. Columbia Joe Hodges. Anderson Jim Holti . Yorktown Hts , N Y Barbara Alice Hopklnson. Smoke Rise. N J 217 Oebi Howell, Orlando. Fla Sally Ann Hubbard. Spartanburg Lea Hudson, Plantation, Fla David Hulme. Elbert on Ga Kevun Hummel. Ft Lauderdale. Fla. Julie Hunter. Atlanta. Ga Larry Hunter. Orangeburg Andrea Sharon Hutchings. Macon. Ga Tony Hu . Newport News. Ve. Mary C. Irwin. Spartanburg Randy Ivey. Neptune. N. J Elizabeth Jessee. Tampa. Fla Elaine Johnson. Greenville Laurie Johnson. Mad-son. Wise. Philip Johnson. Mauldin Randall Hayden Johnson. Charleston Sue Johnson. Umon Ju«e Joiner. Winston-Salem, N C. Debbie L. Jones. Orlando. Fla Hugh Jones. Greensboro. N C John Mark Jones. Fountain Inn Nancy L. Jones, Atlanta. Ga Robert A. Jones, White boro. N Y Roxanne F. Jordan. Cola Kay Joyner, Florence Sam Joyner. Greensboro. N C. John Kesrns, Tucker. Ga Nerll Keith, Ormond Beach. Fla Karen Kell. Atlanta. Ga Karen S. Kemp. Lettingtown. N Y 218 o cvj S 8 1 •H P? in i flu1. s | II 5 U-H 1 | . Si?3|3 ish Uh. lillli f2 • ? s • s Ififif icjiU I i St II y 5 s ! | | s = 6 I JE 3 1 f 3 ? «• 2 5 5 • £ £ • € S i c 1! J min i?I : 2 e x liiiil t j u. 5 r 5 0 ii --So Illl-a Sybil Peters. Columbia Connie Pete ton. Arlington, Va Carroll Peter ton. Atlanta. Ga. Jeanie PHeger. Coral GatXet. Fla Robert 0. Philip. Cola Dee Pi ter el to. Metairie. La Ann Ormand Plonk. Charlotte. N C Ann Polk. Ft Lauderdale. Fla Carol Anne Powell. Greenville Libby Powert. Simptonv.lle Jamet F. Pratt. McLean. Va Jay Prince. Taylors G gi Pryiet. Atlanta. Ga Janet Puckett. Reittartown, Md Bonnie Jo Rabon. Cola Joteph 0. Radovanlc. Charlotte. N C Janene Sutan Rakea, Huntsville. Ala. Nancy A. Ramadan. Miami, Fla Cathy Ray. Coral Gablet. Fla. Uea Ann Ream. Orlando. Fla Arthur Raeee. Greonwiie Joan E. Reovet. Freenviile John M. Reilly, Cold Spring Harbor, N V R. Matthew Reveille. Towton. Md Von Reynolds. Simptonville Debbie Rice. Oak Ridge. 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Open — a first for you and for Furman. May there be many more. 253 INDEX A Abrams. Larry. 186 Abercrombe. Margaret E.. 177. Acker. Jon. 171.206. Ackermann. Richard J.. 152. 206. Adams. Steve. 163. 167. 198. Addis. Howard D. Adkins. Glen. 146. 160. Advisory Council 142. Aho. Sandra. 160. 214. Aiesi. Dr. Donald P.. 179-Akel. Fred. 214. Alexander. James A.. 206. Alford. Ann. 214. Alford. Dr. Charles L.. III. 143. 179. Alford. John M.. 170. 206. Allen. Carlton. 186. Allen. Jerry. 186. Allen. Meredith. 144. 186. Allen. Rhonda. 206. Allen. William Thomas. 161. 214. All University Court 143. Altman. Alan. 169. 172. Alverson. Betty J., 155. 177. Anderegg. Katherine Ann. 163. 206. Anders. Ted. 168. Andersen. Dr. Peter A., 179. Anderson. Debbie. 150. 186. Anderson. Karen, 214. Anderson. Kim. 198. Anderson. Kyle. 171. 206. Anderson. Mary Anne. 206. Anderson. Paul Henry, 177. Anderson. Theodore David. 186. Andrews. Cheryl. 149. 186. Andrews. Denise. 214. Apgar. Lois. 214. Ardaman, Kurt. 152. 171. 206. Argonauts 145. Armistead. Michael. 140. 198. Armitage, Sheri Lea. 160. 198. Armstrong, Leslie Hamilton. 186. Armstrong. Lynda. 152. 206. Armstrong. Robert J.. 214. Armstrong. Wilda Grace. 186. Arnold. Beth. 163. 166. 186. Arnold. Sally Curb. 149. 150. 186. Arrington. Billy. 206. Arrington. Dr. Charles A.. Jr.. 143. 179. Arrington. 160. 186. Asbury. Mary Lynn. 160. 161. 166 Ashcraft. Jane Bracken. 198. Ashely. Jean M.. 186. Ashy. Dr. Peter J.. 143. 179. Association of Furman Students 140. Aston. Roger. 170. 206. Atkins. Geoff. 206. Austin. Alan D.. 110. 186. Austin. Mark. 173. B Baden. Helen. 160. 206. Bagwell. Wayne. 163. Baird. Ed. 153. 214 Baker. Dianne. 206. Baker. Jimmy. 172. Baker. John. 173. Baker. Steven. 172. 186. Baldwin. Danny. 162. 214. Baldwin. David A.. 186. Ball. Arden A.. 214. Ballantme. Bill. 168. 186. Ballenger. Mary. 186. Ballew. Mark E.. 214. Ballou. Paul. 171. Baltimore. Jeannie Sue. 198. Bandy. Darla Alane. 161. 206. Banka. John Richard. 225. Barbee. Billy. 186. Barber. Cristy. 214. Barbrey. Anna. 162. 206. Barclay. Shelley. 166. 225. Barfield. Stewart B., 150. 206. Barker. David. 214. Barker. Norman. 173. Barker. Phil. 198. Barnes. Keith. 163. Barnes. Tricia. 144, 198 Barnett. Doug. 214. Baroody. Lisa. 206. Barr. Richard. 149. 198. Barrett. Jeff. 214. Barry. Carey. 186. Bartlett. Ann. 211. 214. Baskin. Ford. 198. Baskin. John. 186. Bateman. Dr. Lane. 179. Bates. Leslee. 160. 169. 206. Bates. Dr. Rudolph D.. 179. Batson. Jennie Ruth. 162. 198. Batson. L. Ellis. Jr.. 163. 165. 214 Bauchle. Nancy. 111. 214. Baumgarner. Rick. 161. 206. Baxter. Craig Bayless. Cathy. 214. Beall. Page. 148. 150. 152. 214. Beamer. Kim, 206. Bearden. Jim. 161. 186. Beaugrand. Clyde. 163. 214. Becht. Edward. 224. Becker. Bill. 214. Beckford. Mr. John S.. 179. Behr, Bobby. 170. Belcher. David O.. 160. 206. Belew. Belle. 186. Bell. Dr. James. 179. Bell. Sarah Virginia. 160. 187. Belote. Dr. Arthur F., 179. Bendin, Tim. 214. Benjamin. Gary. 163. Bennett. Carolyn. 101. 187. Bennett. Chris. 206. Bennett. James D., Jr.. 187. Bennett. Steve. 198. Benson. Bobbie. 148. Benson. Dana. 206. Berkowitz. Joey. 198. Berl. James F.. 198. Berry. Barbara A.. 177. Berry. Cindy. 214. Beverly. Marie. 214. Bigler. Jim. 170. Bmdewald. Chuck. 214. Binnicker. Mabry. 152. 169. Binmcker. Mitzi. 214. Bjorklund. Dr. Beth. 179. Black. Cindy. 214. Black. Kathy. 224. Blackston. Ronald Steven. 206. Blackstone. Rip. 214. Blackwell. Dr. Albert L.. 179. Blackwell. Alice L.. 152. 162. 187. Blair, Lynne Allyson. 187. Blair. Sharon. 162. 163. Blair. Susan. 99. Blakely. Dan. 198. Blakely. Dave. 169. Blalock. David. 198. Blalock. Marshall. 206. Blakenship. Arthur Eugene. 214. Blazer. Mrs. Doris A.. 179. Bledsoe. Kim 198. Blind. Ruth Ann. 163. 166 Blissit, Coralyn. 187. Block. Dr. John M.. 179. Blood, Laurence. Jr.. 170. 198. Blumer. Robert Joseph. 146. 187. Boda. Alan. 162. Boda. Dr. Daniel. 179. Boda. Elaine. 162. Bodmer. Joe. 148. 150. Boersig. Christy. 214. Boland. Lisa. 214. Bolzan. Paul Michael. 187. Bond. Gary Bondy. George C.. Jr.. 198. Bonhomie 149. Bonner. Dr. Francis. W.. 176. Bonner. Stuart. Jr.. 171. 187. Boone. Glenn. 224. Boone. Marilyn, 162. Bosin, Tammy. 214. Boswell. Mary. 206. Boswell. Tom. 173. Botkin. Stephen. 170. Bounds. Stephen. 150. 187. Bowden. John B.. 206. Bowers. Becky. 166. 206. Bowers. Mark. 173. Bowers. V. Scott. 214. Bowser. Michele. 163. 206. Boychuk. Mark. 173. Boyd. James. 163. 165. 167. Boyd. Charles. Jr.. 154. 160. 167. 206. Bozard. James D.. Jr.. 206. Bozeman. Nancy. 187. Bradham. Bo. 148. 206. Bradley. Ellis. 163. Bradley. Marci. 111. 145. Bradley. Willie. 154. 160. 167. Braid. Susan M.. 214. Branch. David. 198. Branch. Leslie E.. 92. 214. Brandes. Jeanne. 169. Brandyburg. Orzella. 154, 163. 198. Branham. Cheryl. 160. 214. Branham. Marsha. 214. Brannan. John. 206. Brannon. Pam. 149, 187. Brannon. Randalyn. 144. 187. Brantley. Donald. 187. Brantley. Dr. William. 179. Breland. Julie L.. 162. 214. 8renneman, Mark Ellis. 214. Brewer. Dr. Charles L.. 179. 254 Bridges. Sherrie. 160. Bridges. William Marshall. III. 214 Bridwell. Charles J.. 187. Brittain. David. 140. 142. 152. 163. 167. Britton. Jane. 152. 206. Broadway. Jane. 187. Brock. Charles Edward, 177. Brock. Cheryl, 187. Brock. Susan. 224. Brockington. Langdon. 118. 170 Brockman. Judy. 198. 8rockman. Mary Jo. 160. 214. Brook. Debra. 150. 198. Brooks. Richard E., 198. Brown. David Russell. 171, 206. Brown, Debbie. 206. Brown. Dr. H. Malvern. 179. Brown. Karen, 160. Brown. Lynn. 161. 206. Brown. Mary. 144. 149. 206. Brown. Pamela, 214. Bruce, Susan, 169. 206 Brueckner. James. 214. Bryan. James Anthony. 198. Bryan. Mark. 162. Bryan. Lt. Col. Thomas F., 179. Bryan, Pam, 187. Bryant. David Alan. 214. Bryant. Randy. 214. Bryson. Mr. Rhett, 179. Bucy. Patty. 206. Budalick. Richard G.. 214. Buddin. Norman P.. III. 171. 206. Bueker. Jo, 206. Buford. Dr. Thomas O.. 143. 180. Bullock. Wally. 148. 215. Bumgardner. Bobby. 144. 172. 187. Bundy. Charles A.. 144. 153. 170. 187. Bunting. Marybeth. 215. Burgess. Faye. 134. 160. 166. 180. Burgess. John T. (Jack). 215. Burkart, Cheryl A.. 173. 187. Burke. Julia, 160. 166. 198. Burkett. Bonnie. 160. 198. Burnett. Lisa A.. 198. Burns. Rebecca Lynne. 187. Burr, Debbie. 163. Burriss. Wyndie J.. 199. Burry. Brent. 143. 206. Burton. Barbara. 143. Butler. Lethea. 154, 199. Butler. William M.. 152. 172. 206. Byars. Douglas A.. 215. Byerly. Don. 172, 188. C Caddell, Danny. 163. 215. Cadle. Ken. 173. Cain. Kathie. 215. Cain. Lisa Ann. 152. 215. Cain. Naomi Caldwell. Robbie. 173. Caldwell. Mark. 146. 188. 160. Callaway. Jim. 110. Cambra. Carol Ann. 135. 146. 188. Campbell. Scott. 215. Campsen. Cyndi. 146. 199. Cantrell. Phil. 140. 142. 215. Canupp. Joni. 225. Capoll. Cydney. 150. 188. Carapellotti. Paul. 173. Caraway. Scott. 150. 199. Carey. Jane T.. 92. 215. Carlton. Edna M., 177. Carlton. Tom. 124. Carman. Diana, 215. Carpenter. David. 188. Carter. Candace Eloise. 224. Carpenter. Walter Clement. 215. Carr. Martha K.. 180. Carson. Trey. 110. 146. 170. 199. Carter. Jane R.. 177. Carter, Candy. 135. Carvalho. Alzira. 142, 206. Casey. Daniel. 215. Cash, Melanie Audrey. 144. 215. Cassens. Steven. 215. Casteel. Cathy, 199. Castleberry. David. 160. 161. Cates. Martha Jane. 199. Catoe. Pamola. 145. 206. Cell. John. 162. 165. Centaur 172. Center. Elizabeth Ellen. 215. Cervera, Sandy. 188. CESC 155. Chambless. Edie. 207. Chamber Singers 161. Chandler. Mary Beth. 199. Chandler. Nat. 160. 161. 215. Chapman. John E.. 199. Charron, Michael A., 207. Cheatham. Deck. 215. Chen. Dr. Lin. 180. Cheney. Stephen Cherry. Maurice C.. 180. Chesebro. Robert C.. 180. Childers. Al. 144. 148. 215. Childers. Fred. 160. 167. Chiles. Elaine. 207. Chiles. Ms. Marguerite Moore. 169. 177. Chrismon. Susan E.. 188. Chrisope. Karen. 145. 162. 207. Christenberry. Robert E.. 177. Chrushel. Robert. 110. Church. Jim. 160. 199. Ciriot. Pamela. 207. Clanton. Dr. Donald H.. 180. Clark. Catherine. 142. 144. 152. 199. Clark. Jeff. 110. 171. 199. Clarkson. Kevin Elizabeth. 101. 215. Clayton. Dr. Donald Henry. 177. Clayton, Dr. J.. 143. Cleary. John, 118. Clements. Nancy. 215. Cline. Carol E.. 188. Cline. Karla. 215. Cloer, Dr. Carl Thomas. Jr., 177. Clonts. Gary. 171. 207. Coates. Renee. 140. 142. 188. Coble. Carol Ann. 188. Cochran. Debra Melane. 150. 215. Cochran. Guy Shelton. 172. 207. Cochran. Julie. 152. 215. Cockman. James M.. II. 215. Coggins. Debra L.. 152. 215. Coggins. James Michael. 188. Comer. John S.. 177. Coker. Dr.. 143. Cole. J. David. 160. 207. Cole, T. Stanley. 188. Coleman. Buddy. 215. Coleman. Karen. 207. Coley. Wayne. 199. Collins. Keith. 118 Collins. Russ. 207. Combs. Candy. 160. 215 Compton. Forrest W.. 207. Comstock. Carol Frances. 215 Concert Choir 161. Cone. Janet. 92. 199. Conits. Faye. 199. Conn. Melinda. 144. 199. Conner. Pam. 215. Conrad. Bill. 215. Conroy. Pete. 215. Coogle. K. Lee. 148. 207. Cook. Gene. 134. 188. Cook. Dr. Paul M.. II. 180. Cook. Sam Gene. 188. Cook. Steven R.. 188. Cooley. Laurie. 207. Cooper, Michele. 215. Cooper. Oliver. 152. 173. Copeland. Carolyn. 160. 216. Copland. David Gorden. 174. 207. Corbitt. Dave. 160. 199 Corbitt, Rebecca. 160. 161. Core. Hap. 118. 172. Corley. Anne. 92. 216. Corn. Charles M.. Jr.. 163. 216. Cornelius. Sheri. 199. Cort, Dr. Charles C.. 177. Cotey. David E.. 135. 140. 188 Cothran. Cindy. 216. Cothran. June. 207. Cothran. Wendell. 161. Cottingham, John A . 140. 170.188. Cottingham. Nancy. 207. Cottingham. Mr. Walter L.. 180. Coulter. Leigh. 122. 150. Coutant. Cary Allen. 188. Cover. Dr. James Dan. 180. Cox. Becky. 216. Cox. Faith. 225. Cox. Mr. Jerry L.. 180. Cox. Tony. 173. Crabb. Phillip. 207. Crabtree. Dr. John H.. Jr., 180. Craig. Linda. 149. Crain. Brenda. 207. Crain. Stephen. 199. Crame. Melodie. 150. 152. 199. Cranford. Bill. 172. Crantford. Dr. Carey S.. 180. Crapps. Dr. Robert W.. 180. Crawley. Sharon. 144. 216. Creasman. Pam, 161. 216. Creech. Cindy. 155. 199. Crittenden. Rick. 163. 165. 167. 188 Crocker. Teri. 174. 188. Crompton. Barbi. 207. Crosland. David B.. 118. 216. Crowe. Dr. Stanley J.. 180. Culcleasure. Frederick Douglas. 154. 188. Cullen. Randy. 94. Culp. Kathy. 216. Cumby. Sgt. H. W.. 180. Cunningham. Dr. Dixon C.. 180. Currenco. Rob. 149. 167, 207. Curry. James Dean. 162. 216. 255 DuBose. Craig. 155. 168. DuBose. Curtis, 163. 216. DuBose. Ronnie A.. 154. 163. 216. Duda. Diane. 216. Duda. Pamela Susan. 92. 216. Duggan, Chuck. 118. 216. Delaney. Lucy F.. 207. Dunaway. James Robert. 162. 163. 167. 188. Dunham. Richard. 110. 216. DuPuy, Melissa. 160. 216. DuRant. Debbie. 99. 216. DuRant. Jamie. 207. Durham. Danny L.. 188. Durham. Deion. 188. Dutton. Monte. 140.144. 152. Duty. Vernon. 170. 207. DuVall. Dawn. 207. Curry. Kevin. 147. 152. 207. Cuttino. Jr.. 133. 161. 188 D Dabbs. Tom. 162. 163. 207. Dacus. Allen. 124. D Adamo, Michael. 199. Daniel. Beth. 122. Daniel. Debbie. 199. Daniels. Tom. 170. Dankel. John B . 143. 177. Darby. Brian P. Darby. Buddy. 173. Darr. Tom. 216. Dartnall. Nancy. 162. 163. 216. Daughtry. Jed. Davenport. Scott, 124. 199. Davidson. Dari. 94. 172. Davidson. Martha. 148. 207. Davis. Annette C.. 199. Davis. Beth. 216. Davis. Dan. 163. 216. Davis. Elizabeth A.. 216. Davis. Jeffery A.. 207. Davis. Melinda. 199. Day. Susan. 199. Deavor. Susan. 216. DeFoor. Claire. 160. DeFoor. Denise. 160. DeFoor. M Fred. Jr.. 160. 161. 188 DeGano. Thea. 162. Dellinger. Laurie. 145. 207. DeLong. Audrey DeLong, Bonnie. 148. 216. Deneen. Henry. 146. Dennis. Patrick H.. 143. 168. 207. Devenny. Katherine S.. 161. 216. Devine. Cissy, 14. DeVos. Capt. Edward G.. 180. Devon. Mark. 162. 167. Dickens. E. David. 94. Dickerson. Marilyn. 154. Dickinson. Wendy. 216. Dillard. Jacqueline Oliviz. 154. 199. Dilworth. Cathy. 207. DiPrima. Doug. 171. 207. Disher, Tony. 163. 179. 207. Dixon. Mark M.. 216. Dixon. Woody. 163. 216. Dodd. Angie. 216. Dodd. Mary Harwood. 169. 207. Dodds. Carolyn. 199. Dodenhoff. Johnnie Sue. 140. 142. 199. Dodson. Douglas A.. 168. 188. Dominguez. Jose Lvis. Donnan. Elaine. 153. 199. Donovan. Tom. 207. Dopson. Nell. 140. 216. Dotts. Randall James. 188. Doty. Don. 188. Douglas. Sharon. 147, 188. Dover. Steve. 146. Dover. Vicki. 150. 216. Doyle. Susan. 199. Dredger. David John. 104. 216. Dreyer. William J„ 170. 188. Driggers. Larke. 216. Driscoll. Lisa. 216. Driver. Carlyle. 207. E Earle. Bill. 225 Eason. Myra Kaye. 207. Eboner. Beth. 216. Edge. Rhonda J.. 152. 216. 163. Edington. John. 163. 167. 199. Edwards. Ashley. 216. Edwards. Charles. 216. Edwards. James C.. 180. Edwards. Jeannie. 163. 207. Edwards. Kathy. 147. Edwards. Linda W.. 152. 188. Egger. Cheri. 145. 207. Eggl. Cynthia Jan. 161. 216. Eggleston. Tracy Lynn. 207. Ehrlich. Paul. 163. 167. 207. Eliades. John F. M.. 216. Ellet. J. Carlyle. 180. Elliott. Lynn Hope. 207. Elliott. J. Mark. 150. 199. Elliott. Matt. 207. Elliott. Pholip L.. 180. Ellis. Carlos. 154. 163. 165. 216. Ellis. Dan A.. 180. Ellis. David. 172. 216. Ellis. David R.. 207. 207. Ellis. Keith. 162. 163. 165. 216. Ellison. Marianne. 199. Elvington. Frank. 152. Emanuel. Philip G.. 160. 199. Emerson. Anne. 133. 142. 148. 188. Emmel. David B.. 148. 170. 107. Enlow. Val. 134. 146. 160. 188. Epps. Valerie J.. 132. 146. 160. 166. Ericson. Claudia. 216. Espy. Ellen. 224. Evans. Bill. 94. 189. Evans. Charlie. 216. Evans. Jeff. 110. Evans. Kathy. 189. Evans. M. Grayson. 189. Evans. Ricky Kale. 162. 162. 165. 167. 207. Everett. Denise. 154. 216. Ewol. Jim. 143. 150. Ezell. Ken. 124. 189. 172. Ezell. Kim. 144. 167. 189. F Fadem. Jerry. 172. Fairbanks. Dr Gilbert W.. 180. Fallaw. Dr. Wallace C.. 180. Farmer. Robert Keith. 216. Farrell. Felicia. 111. 217. Feasel. Judy. 160. 166. 199. Ferguson. Carol G.. 101. 199. Fernandez-Rubio. Dr. Raymon. 180. Film Arts 168. Finney. Nancy. 145. 162. 163. 166. Fischetti. Frank. 217. Fish. Tomi. 89. Fiske. Carol. 143. 199. Fitzgerald. Timothy P.. 161. 221. Flanagan. Beverly. 199. Flewellen. Linda Nell. 152. 217. Flint. Rob. 161. 217. Flowers. Dargan. 168. 189. Flowers. Jay Flowers. Dr. Thomas E.. 181. Floyd. David. 217. Flynt. Alice. 145. 162. 163. 107. Flynt. Joyce. 225. Fogle. 163. 207. Fohner. Tom, 199. Folmar. Beth. 199. Folmar, Kay, 208. Forio III. Edgar J.. 216. Ford. Claudia. 225. Ford. Gordon. 172. Foster. Beach. 173. Foster. Briggs. 172. 199. Foster. Martin. 172, 208. Fowler. Gail. 217. Fowler, Lee. 172. Fox. Sharon. 152. Foxworlh. Mickey. 189. Francis Jr.. Warren W.. 144. Franks. Sadie L.. 181. Fray. Dr. Robert D., 181. Fraylick. Tim, 149. 199. Freeman. Brant. 189. Freeman. Brent. 124. Freeman. Neal. 217. Freeman. Terry. 140, 142. 172, 189. Freeman. Willie. 173. French. Helen. 217. Frey. John. 208. Friend. Barbara. 217. Frohlich. Kipp. 208. Fronsoe. Mike. 217. Fudge. Cheryl. 208. Fudge. Rick. 160. 161. 167. 189 Fuller. James. 143. Fulmer. Hean. 189. Furches. Greg. 173. Furcht. Melinda J.. 144. 168. 208. Furman Singers. 160. G Gable. Ruthanne L.. 189. Gabrels. Cynthia G.. 217. Gaby. Markm L. 152. 168. 208. Gaddy. Betty. 99. Gaffney. Cecil. 163. Galloway. Katherine Ann. 162. 189. Galloway. Richard. Gambrell. Russell. 208. Garren. Robert Edward. 199. Garrett. Gwen. 162. 256 Garrett. James Vernon. 217. Garrett. Jon. 163. Garrett. Steve. 162. 163. Gatlin. Or. Judith D.. 177. Gatter. Jeff. 148. 171. Gavin. Steve, 174. Gay. Roderick. 174. 189. Gentry. Dorothy. 177. Gibbons. Nancy. 208. Gibson. Cynthia Elaine. 189. Gibson. Dr. David A.. 181. Gibson Jr.. Jamos B.. 161. 189. Gilbert. Ron. 217. Gill. Brian, 161. Gill. Karan. 162. Gillespie. Joseph E. Gillespie. Miriam Rose. 189. Gillum. Bobette Lynn. 150. 189. Gilreath. Jacque. 208. Gingrich. Jeffrey Nissley. 94. 189. Glass. Hank. 172. Glwm. Kathy. 162. 166. 199. Glover. Greg. 118. 172. 208. Godbold. Eugene. 171. 189. Goerke. Brian E.. 170. 199. Goforht. Eric. 163. 217. Golding. Gene. 160. Goodlett. Karen L.. 154. 162. 200. Goodlett. Yvonne. 217. Goodpaster. Richard. 173. Gorden. Dr. Donald. 181. Gordon. Taryn. 160. 166. 200. Goss. Andrew P.. 172. 189. Gossett. Cynthia E.. 160. 200. Gourley. Kevin. 217. Gower. Tom. Grace. Walter. 170. 208. Graham. John. 173. Gramkow. Gary W.. 172. 189. Grant. Fred J.. 172, 189. Grant. Dr. Sallie J.. 181. Grant. Stephen. 217. Gray. Coyann. 189. Gray. Gary. 163. Gray. Robert. 177. Green. Hugh Braxton. Jr.. 172, 189. Green. John S.. 171. 208. 217. Green. Leigh. 208. Green. Lou. 208. Greene. Joyce. 160. Greene. Ross. 189. Greer. Anne B.. 150. 152. 208. Greer. James H.. 208. Greer. Jon Davis. 169. 172. 189. Greinke. Dave, 217. Greneker. Lalla. 224. Gresham. John L.. Jr.. 208. Gretsch. Jane Elizabeth. 152. 208. Griffin. Barbara Lynn. 152. 217. Griffin. Bill. 189. Griffin. George W.. Jr.. 217. Griggs. Donald. 134, 142. 160. Grills. James M.. 189. Grimes. Mary June. 135. 189. Grimm. Bruce. 104. Grimsley. Lynn. 160. 208. Grogan. Nancy. 152. 217. Groh. Nora. 217. Gross. Cindy. 144. 208. Gross. Laura J. Grout. Vic. 73. Grundman. Lone. 200. Guerroto. Pedro. 147. Guest. Mike. 140. 152. 208. Gunter. Richard A.. 189. Gutekunst. Jo Anne. 152. 200. Guth. Dr. James L.. 181. Gwinn. Victor. 208. Gwock. Eddie J.. 147. 200. H Haas. Cathy. 145. 155. 200. Hagler. Mike. 171. Haile. Nancy Graham. 152. 217. Haire. Jack Wendell. Jr.. 110. 217. Hall. Barry. 160. 208. Hall. Bob. 135. 189. Hall. Fred. 162. 163. 165. Hall. Mark. 144. Haller. Louise Allison. 217. Hallford. Lucy Anne. 217. Halloway. John, 165. Hames. Joseph R.. 200. Hamilton. Barbie. 142. 208. Hamilton. David. 162. 163. 165. Hammett. Edward Harold. 200. Hammett. Dr. Michael E.. 181. Hammond. Phil. 118, 170. 200. Hamrick. Druid. 161. 217. Hanauer. Jeff. 172. Ha nee. Neil. 170. Hancock, Juliana. 200. Hancock, Robert. 142, 149. 168. Hand. Cathy A.. 163. 217. Hardeman. Pamela A.. 200. Harder. Katherine Marie. 132, 144. 146. 149, 189. Hardon. Chuck. Hare. Phillip. 160. 200. Harkins. Thomas. 200. Harley. Anne. 224. Harlow. Stan. 163. 217. Harmon. Patti. 135. 146. 189. Harness. Rick. 104. Harp. Melinda M.. 163. 217. Harrell. Beverly. 145. 208. Harrill. Dixon. 152. 217. Harrill. Dr. Ernest E.. 181. Harris. Don. 104. 163. Harris. Gary R., 181. Harris. Dr. Hazel. 177. Harris. Dr. William C.. 181. Hart. Thomas A.. III. 140. 150. 172. Harvie. Sarah. 166, 208. Harvin. Rebecca. 153. Hassiotis. Athena. 152. 190. Hatchell. Debbie. 200. Hawkins. Debbie. 200. Hawkins. Janet L.. 200. Hawkins. Jimmy. 163. 217. Hayes. Timothy G.. 217. Haygood. Mike. 173. Haynes. Glain Dell. 154. 217. Haynes. Jimmy. 163. Hays. Marguerite. 177. Hays. Tommy. 148. 190. Heatherington. Ann Louise. 162. 163. 217. Heddin. Carolina. 162. Heidelborg. Annie Laurie. 224. Heinrich. Janet. 225. Heijl. Nancy. 200. Heller. David Alan. 144. 163. Heller. Liliane. 160. Helms. Emma Ruth. 171. 190. Hemphill. Cindy. 190. Henderson. Kathy Anne. 208. Henderson. Rick. 217. Hendricks. Allen, 162. 217. Hendrickson. Rob. 134. 146, 167, 190. Hennessey. Jill. 146. 190. Henningson. Karen. 217. Herard. Bruce R.. 163. 165. 217. Herder. David. 142. 160. 208. Hester. Emily. 160. 200. Heusel. Ms. Barbara S.. 181. Heusel. Heidi. 217. Hicks. Elizabeth. 208. Hicks. Margaret Watt. 160. 166. 190. Higgins. Pamela Royce. 190. Hiles. Brad S.. 190. Hill. Jay. 217. Hill. Dr. Philip G.. 181. Hilliard. Mickael. 208. Hills. Moffie. 160. Hindman. Robert Eugene. Jr.. 177. Hines. Janice. 160. 208. Hiott. Robin, 142. 190. Hipps. Dr. Melvin. 177. Hoadley. Linda. 200. Hoang. Vu. 200. Hodges. Dr. Floyd N.. 181. Hodges. Joe. 217. Hodges. Mickey. 146. 200. Hodges. Sam. 135. Hoferer. Tom. 143. 146. Hoffman. Larry. 150. Hoffmann. Theodore H.. 171. 208. Hoffmeyer. Gayle. 217. Holcombe. Jeff. 173. Holcombe. John. 200. Holder. Beverly Anne. 160. 166. 190. Holder. John R.. 170. 190. Hollar. Kurt Randall. 170. 190. Holliday. Danny. 163. Holliday. David. 171. 224. Holliday. Susan. 190. Hollis. Jim. 217. Holloway. John Robert. 162. 163. 167. 190. Holtzclaw. Scott. 163. 165. Honoraries 136. Hood. Janet. 160. Hooper. Robby. 208. Hopke. 110. Hopkinson. Barbara Alice. 217. Horman. Shirley. 208. Horner. Catherine. 160. 208. Horry. Malcohn H., 200. Horton. Charlie. 225. Horton. Ray. 172. Horton, Robert C.. 190. Horton. Charlie. 171. Hoskins. Dr. John W.. 181. House. Kevin Addison. 147. 171, 190. Houston. Betty. 155. Howell. Debi. 218. Howerton. Mr. Glen E.. 181. Howie. Gregg. 146. Hoy. Kathleen. 144. 149. 152. 200. Hubbard. Sally Ann. 218. Huddleston. David L.. 172. 190 Hudson. Clay. 208. 257 Hudson. Lee. 218. Huff. Dr. ARchie V.. Jr.. 181. Huff. Jay. 144. 172. 190. Huffman. Paul W.. 163. 200. Huggins. Beth. 163. Huggins. Cindy. 163. Hughes. Debbie. 148. Hughey. Tabby. 163. 167. Hulme, David. 160. 218. Hulsey. Alvin. 163. Hummel. Kevin. 218. Humphries. John C.. 174. 190. Hunt. Holly. 122. 208. Hunt. Jan. 200. Hunt. Dr. R. Reed. 181. Hunter. Julie. 153. 218. Hunter. Larry, 152. 218. Hunter. Mitch. 160. 208. Hurd. Francis Jackson. 163, 208. Hussung. Chuck. 146, 161. 190. Hutchings, Andrea Sharon. 154. 218. Hux, Tony. 94, 218. Hyatt. John W.. 208. Hyde. Beth. 208. Hyman. Richard E.. 190. I Imbrogno. Fred. 132, 167. 191. Imbrogno. Lou. 163. Ironside. Andy. 94. Irwin. Mary C.. 152. 162. 218. Ivey. Randy. 218. J Jackson. Anne. 146. 200. James. Gary R.. 148, 168, 200. James. Nelle S., 147. 152. 191. Jamieson. Cindy. 160. Janho. Rajae A., 191. Jazz Band 165. Jefford. Clayton N.. 191. Jenkins. John. 172. Jennings. Jane. 200. Jennings. Julie Elaine. 191. Jessee. Elizabeth. 218. Johns. Dr. John E., 142. 176. Johnson. Elaine. 218. Johnson. Dr. Eugene M., 181. Johnson. Mr. James W.. 181. Johnson. Laurie. 111. 218. Johnson. Dr. L. D., 177. Johnson. Phillip. 218. Johnson. Randall Hayden. 152. 218. Johnson. Sue. 218. Joiner. Julie. 160. 161. 218. Jolliff. Brad. 147.191. Jones. David. 208. Jones. Debbie L.. 218. Jones. Dr. Edward B.. 181. Jones. Ellen. 92. 200. Jones. Georgeanne Masden. 147, 152. 208. Jones. Hugh. 218. Jones. Jack. 118. 170. 208. Jones. John Mark. 143, 160. 218. Jones. Keith. 161. Jones. Michael. 191. Jones. Mimi. 92. Jones. Nancy L.. 218. Jones. Dr. Newton B.. 181. Jones. Ray Glenn. III. 208. Jones. Robert A.. 218. Jones. Robert R.. 200. Jones. Roger. 191. Jopling. John D.t 168. 208. Jordan. Roxanne F.. 92. 218. Jordan. Tommy. 160. 200. Jowers. Mona. 200. Joyner. Kay. 218. Joyner. Sam. 218. Judge. Joe. III. 110.172. 208. K Kaiser. Mark A.. 140. 142. 209. Kalk, Richard D.. 163. 167. 191. Kane-Maquire. Dr. Noel. 181. Karasiotos. Fontini. 152. 200. Kearns. John, 218. Keenan. Jim. 173. Keeney. Ward Raymond. 163. 200. Kehoe. John. 209. Keith. Leslie. 146. Keith. Neill. 163. 218. Kell. Karen. 148. 218. Kelly. Beth. 142. 148. 200. Kelly. Dr. Robert W.. 182. Kelvington. Barbara. 144. 209. Kemp. Karen S.. 150. 218. Kendrick. Laura. 209. Kendrick. Walter M„ 176. Kennedy. Abby H.. 99. 219. Kennedy. Beverly Ann. 160. 191. Kennedy. C. Edward. Jr.. 171, 200. Kennedy. Page. 122. 219. Kennedy. Shirley L.. 219. Kennedy. Tim, 173. Kenney. Beth Ann. 146. 162. 191. Kenney. Susan. 152. 191. Kent. Chichi. 200. Kerr. Robert C.. 146. 171. 191. Kerstetter. Dr. Rex E.. 143, 182. Ketchie. Bobbye. 209. Ketter. Jim. 152. Key. Robert R.. 219. Khrushwitz. Sharon. 142. Kiani. Khalid N.. 219. Kiebler. Jane. 146, 191. Kilby. Phil. 148. 150. 171. Kilgove. Karen Lynn. 191. King. Betsy. 122. 191. King. Coach Bob. 143. King. Curry. 133. 140. 191. King. Mr. Harry. 191. King. Dr. Joe M.. 182. King. John M.. 177. King. Kelly. 219. King. Kevin M.. 148, 209. Kingston. Martha Ann. 132. 146, 191. Kinsmen 174. Kirby, Susan. 225. Kirk. Linda Drew. 191. Kirk. Nancy. 200. Kirkpatrick. Harvey T.. Jr.. 219. Kirtland. Kindy. 145. 209. Klausner. Jean Marie. 133, 146. 191. Kline. Richard Mahlon. Jr.. 219-Kline. Steve. 219. Knight. Artie. 104. Knight. Dr. Lon B.. Jr.. 182. Knight. Mark. 146. Kocher. Dr. Myron L.. 182. Koester. Merrie. 168. 200. Kononchuk. Karl. 209. Koppang. Jean. 219. Kreid. Deborah A.. 219. Krueger. Mr. Merle C.. 182. Krushchwitz. Sharon L.. 152. 169. 200. Kubler. Dr. Donald G.. 182. Kuppens. Tom. 173. Kyle. Lisa Ann. 132. 155. 191. Kyser. Dr. Ramon. 181. L Lacy. Viv. 160, 219. Laetsch. Greg LaGarde. Bob. 140.142. 150. 158. 200. Lamm. Cpt., Fred M.. 182. Lammons. Tom. 168. Landers. Daniel. 200. Landes. Deborah L.. 200. Landrum. John. 160. 167. 209. Landrum. Rita. 160. 191. Lanier. James. 140. 209. Lanius. Patrick. 219. LaPrade. Martin. 191. Larson. Marthe A.. 200. LaRue. Bob. 170. 209. Lassiter. Charlotte. 145. Laskowski. Mark. 172. Laughlin. Martin. 144, 161. 160. 219. Lauritzen. Janet. 200. LaVance. Ted. 170. Lavery, Dr. William J.. 182. Lawrence. Cynthia. 144. 209. Lawrence Mary Katherine. 101. 200. Lawrence. Susan. 145.152. Lawson. Paul. 191. Layson. Deborah. 191. League. Bruce S.. 191. Leavell. Dr. James B.. 143. 168. 182. Lee. Bill. 219. Lee. Kenneth Alba. 161, 191. Lee. Russell P.. 209. Lee. Susan. 201. LeGrand. Susan. 201. Leighton. Art. 201. Leonard. Sheri. 209. Leone. Sheri. 171. 201. Leopard. Herman Carroll. 191. Lethco. Angie. 209. Leverette. Dr. William J.. 182. Lewis. Ann. 209. Lewis. Donald C.. 170. 201. Lewis. Marcia. 219. Lewis. Mary Katherine. 219. Lichty. Guy. 172. 191. Liebtag. Lisa. 140. 144. 209. Lindahl. Margaret. Lindahl. Dr. Roy E.. 143. 182. Lindahl. Ruth. 162. Lineburger. Howard. 171. Ling. Cynthia. 162. 219. Ling. Harriet. E.. 145. 161. 209. 258 Ling. Larry. 219. Lipsey. Wade. 147. Litzqnberg. Elizabeth. 219. Logan. Donna Elizabeth, 149, 191. Logan. Nancy. 209. Lombard. Edward. 224. London. Margaret. 201. Long. Caroline. 224. Longo. Richard. 219. Looney. Lynn. 99. 219. Lopez. Andy. 173. Lord. Carrie Eleanor. 92. 99. 219. Lott. Tom. 171. 209. Lovett. James F., Jr.. 118, 219. Lowe. Lydia F.. 143. 109. Lucas. John. 219. Ludvigsen. Stig Michael. 148. 191. Lyles. Joseph Sloan. 145. 209. Lynch, Carter H.. 174. 201. Lynn. Brian W.. 94. 219. M Maag. Dr. Richard R.. 182. MacCoy. Mark. 94. 172. 202. Macdonald. Dr. Douglas. 182. MacKay. Raymond E.. 146. 202. Maddox. Catherine Ann. 160. 219. Maddox. Cordell. 219. Maddox. Roma. 202. Madrazo. Lynn. 219. Magenheimer. Stewart. 94. 219. Magg. Richard. 162. Maher. Jim. 94. 172. Mahoney. Maura. 219. Major. Mark Carlyle. 219. Major. Pat. 162. Major. Sid. Malac. Deborah R., 149. 152. 169. 191. Mallard. Mary. 153. 202. Manors. Cindy. 219. Manigo. Louvenis, 219. Mann. Tara Jane. 155. 160. Mariscotti, Cathlyn. 209. Marks. Sandy. 202. Marks. Steve. 163, 219. Marsden, Kay. 210. Marshall. Paul R.. 224. Marshall. R. Blake. 210. Marshall. Tom. 132. 146.191. Martin. Cynthia. 133. 142. 143. 146. 191. Martin. Greg. 192. Martin. James N.. 154, 163. 167. 210. Marlin. Thom. 140. 152. 171. 202. Martin. Tony Ray. 163. 210. Martin. William. 148. 165. 202. Martin. John L.. Jr.. 148. 219. Martini. Kristiane. 144. 192. Martore. Susan. 210. Mason. Bruce W.. 219. Mason. Susan. 202. Massey. Mark. 94. Massey. Terry. 145. Matherson. Herman. 154. Matthews. Curtis D.. 162. 163. 165. 167. 192. Maunder. Nancy. 122. 219. Mauney. Richard Steadman. 142. 160. 210. May, William. 171, 210. Maybank. Mary. 210. McAlpin. Nancy. 210. McCarson. Brad. 163. McArthur. Amy. 210. McArthur. Sally. 92. 210. McArthur. Dr. W. Duncan. Jr.. 143. 182. McCahan. Dr. Gerda. 182. McCahan. Kim Roberta. 219. McChesney. James Thomas. 219. McClellan. Dennis. 152. 219. McClendon. Angela. 163. 210. McClure. Mary Anne. 152, 219. McConnell. Bill. 219. McConnell. Christopher. 210. McCorkle. Donna. 146. 192. McCorkle. Jim. 219. McCormick. Cliff. 94. McCormick. Patrick. 160. 219. McCoy. Uens. 160. 219. McCree. Laura. 219. McCrorey, Carol Anne, 219. McCullough. Susan E.. 146. 202. McCutchen, Ms. Brenda. 143. 182. McDade. Anthony Wilton. 210. McDonald. Carla. 147. 154. McDonald. Daniel J.. III. 172. 210. McDonald. Dr. Doug. 168. McDonald. Jimmy. 154. McDougall. Steve C. J.. 210. McDowell. Kevin J.. 161. 192. McFadden. Suzanna. 163. McFarland. Ann D.. 163. 220. McGarity. Lisa. 192. McGee. Shawn Reid. 160. 220. McGill. Chuck. 171. 210. McGinnis. Edna A.. 210. McGinnis, Shelley. 192. McGoldrick, Mary Stuart. 92. 220. McGreevy. Brian Kenneth. 202. McGuirt. Sharon. 160, 192. Mdnvain. W.. III. 220. McIntyre. Phil. 163. 167. 192. Mclnvaille. Kathy. 146. 160. 166. 202. Mclnvale. Joy. 160. 220. McKinney. Rick. 104. McKittrick. Becky. 210. McKmght. Dr. Edgar V.. 182. McKnight. Lynn. 160. 161. 210. McKown, David S.. 160, 210. McKown. Karen. 160. 192. McLarty, Julia. 192. McLarty. Vivian. 210. McLaughlin. Rob, 173. McLendon. Deborah. 144. 160. 202. McLeod. Kim. 160. 220. McMillan. Julie. 192. McNair. Carl W.. Jr.. 143. 146. 152. 202. McNeil. Kathie. 111. 220. McQueen. Catherine J.. 160. 220. McRae. Linda M.. 210. McTyre. John. 153. 210. Mears. David Brian. 202. Mears. Carey David. 220. Means. Andy. 104. 173. Medlin. Sarah Elizabeth. 134. 146. 192. Megee. Anita Rose. 161. 202. Melton. Debbie. 160. 166. Mensing, Chris. 173. Meritt. Michael Alan. 163. 220. Merkel. Lyda. 220. Merline. David. 220. Merritt. James A.. 202. Meyer. Bruce C.. 210. Middleton. Kenny. 154. Middleton. Sharon. 147. Miler. Lucia L.. 111.220. Miller. Anne. 160. 202. Miller. David. 210. Miller. Debra. 220. Miller. Eveline F.. (Mrs.), 192. Miller. J. Beth. 162. 163. Miller. Kevin. 161. 220. Miller. Mark H.. 144,192. Miller. Paul Andrew. 110. 220. Mills. GiGi. 220. Millsaps. Judith. 210. Milton. Tom. 220. Misskelly. Elizabeth. 220. Mitchell. Dean. 170. 210. 259 Mitchell. Glenn. 220. Mitchell. Lee. 144. 192. Mitchell. Mac. 171. 210. Mitchell. Miriam. 160. 202. Mitchell. Miriam Elizabeth. 192. Mitchum. Brad. 170. 202. Mixson. Robert D.. 220. Mobley. John. 202. Molnar. Dr. Sandor. 182. Monroe. Rebecca, 220. Montaney. Nick. 143. Monteith. Hazel P.. 202. Moody. Jan. 152. 163. 220. Moody. Marlene. 210. Moody. Trudy. 132. 155. 160. 192. Mooney. Karen. 220. Moore. Darelyn. 192. Moore. Edie. 144, 211. Moore. Jane. 202. Moore. Jonathan. 104. Moore. Karen Lynn, 211. Moore. Michael W.. 220. Moore. Susan Ena. 160. 192. Moore. Tom. 160. 211. Moore. Tony Lynn. 220. Morgan. Ronald. 220. Morgan. DeEtte. 160. Morgan. Dr. Ruby. 182. Morgan. Terri. 202. Moseley. Janet. 145. 160. 211. Moseley. Laurie. 145. 161. 166. 211. Moser, William Timothy. 124. 211. Moses. Dr. Ray N.. 182. Moss. Pamela L.. 99. 163. Mosteller. Rick. 202. Motill. Dr. Ronald A.. 182. Mulkey. Steve. 162. Mullinnix. Mary Elizabeth. 161. 192. Munson. Charlie. 148. 220. Mu Phi Epsilon 166. Murff. Chuck. 162. 163. 220. Murphy. George. 140. 220. Myers. John, 150. Myrick. Susan. 211. N Nagele. Nancy Joyce. 92. 203. Nanney. Lynn. 203. Nanney. Dr. T. Ray. 182. Neal. Lisa. 192. Neal. Sheila Jean. 163. 220. Neely. Lynn. 203. Nelson, Betsy. 155. 203. Newberry. Glenn. 145. 211. Newton. Cindy L.. 211. Nichol. Lynn. 162. Nichols. Adelyn, 203. Nichols. Cynthia. 144. 211. Nichols. Sara Lisbeth. 220. Nicholson. Mary Ellis. 133. 152. 192. Nidds. Richard. 170. Nix. Paul Berlin. Jr.. 133. 140. 142. 192. Noble. Bob. 211. Nocks. Dr. Elaine C.. 182. Nolen. Karen. 99. Nordlinger. Larry. 192. Norrell. Tom. 152. 203. Norris. Michael A.. 142. 150. 203. Northcutt. John C.. HI. 211. Nunnery. David A., Jr.. 152. 192. Nurnberg. Sandra. 163. 220. 0 Oakland. David Mark. 220. O Brien. Michael. 220. Odom. Taylor. 220 O'Donnell. Suzanne Eileen. 150. 203. Ofte. Nancy. 220. O'Hallaron. Maureen. 152. 220. O'Leary. Lt. Col. Arthur J.. 183. Olmi. Eugene J.. III. 172. 192. Olson. Johnny. 163. Olson. Linda C.. 220. O'Rourke. Maureen. 148. 192. Osborne. Margaret. 220. Owen. James Marvin. 192. Ozmint. Catherine H.. 224. P Pace. Hugh. 162. 163. 220. Pace. Robyn. 220. Page. Garilou, 211. Page. Harold. 177. Page. Laura. 211. Pair. Sarah. 149. 203. Paladin 150. Parker. Betty Lenora. 203 Parker. Reginald. 104. Parlier. Dennis. 163. Parsell. Dr. David B.. 168. 183. Parsons. Charlotte E. (Betsy). 220. Parsons. Debbie. 211. Parsons. Shepard A.. 142, 145, 155. 203. Pasquarett. Capt. Michael J., 183. Pate. David. 145. 211. Pate. Dr. F. Willard. 183. Patrick. Johnny. 203. Patrick. Karen. 211. Patten. Pat. 147. 174. 192. Patterson. Dr. Charles Stuart. 177. Patterson. Nancy. 166. 224. Patterson. Sue. 192. Patton. Frank Steven. 192. Payne. Leslie Anne. 225. Payne. Maggie. 203. Payne. Phil. 203. Peacock. Melissa. 220. Pease. Ann. 225. Peck. Carolyn. 203. Peeples. Julie. 155. 160. 211. Pence. Sallye. 220. Pendergrast. Robert A.. Jr.. 161. 203. Pendergrast. Samuel L.. 192. Pendleton. Ricky. 211. Perlit. Rosemary. 220. Perry. Howard. 148. 169. 224. Perry. Julie. 144. 220. Perry. Steve. 170. Peterman. Susan. 163. Peters. Sybil. 221. Peters. Winifred E.. 153. 211. Peters. Zan. 192. Peterson. Connie. 111. 221. Peterson. Carroll. 221. Petrie. Cindy. 211. Pfleger. Jeanie. 221. Phillips. Dana. 163. Phillips. Heath C.. 92. 203. Phillips. Dr. Louis Edwin. 178. Phillips. Pam Killian. 161. 192. Philp. Robert D.. 221. Phi Mu Alpha 167. Pierce. Elizabeth. 211. Pieton. William P.. 183. Pinkston. Pam. 140, 142. 149. 203. Pipkin. Darlene. 92. 99. 203. Pisarello. Dee. 221. Pittman. Larry J.. 171. 203. Pittman. Linda Plumley. 203. Pitts. Ikey. 203. Pitts. Dr. James M.. 178. Plair. Terri. 211. Plonk. Ann Ormand. 221. Plowden. Beth, 193. Poe. Mike. 171. Poe. Rick. 171. 224. Polk. Ann. 221. Pollard. Sandra. 193. Poole. Angus Tillman. 173. 193. Poole. Blake. 146.152. 169. 173. 203. Poole. Dr. John T.. 183. Porter. Mark. 145. 211. Porter. Ray. 171. Portlock. Sam. 203. Posey. William B.. 193. Powell. Carol Anne. 221. Powell. Cynthia Lee. 162. 166. 193. Powell. F. Carl. III. 165. 193. Powell. Dr. Frank M.. 183. Powell. Helen Ruth. 203. Powell. Jim. 146. 193. Power, Pamela L.. 211. Powers. David E.. 203. Powers. Libby. 160. 161. 221. Powers. Lynn. 150. 203. Powers. Mark. 146, 160. 167. 193. Pratt. James F.. 152. 165. 221. Pressley. Susan. 99. Prevost. Laura. 211. 260 Prevost. William P.. 133. 142. 169. 170. 193. Price. Charles M.. III. 203. Price. Glenn A.. 142. 211. Price. Jane. 193. Price. Joan. 224. Price. Linda Oianne. 146. 160. 193. Price. Dr. S. Milburn. Jr.. 183. Price. Dr. Theron D., 183. Prince. Jay. 221. Pruitt. John. 160. 172. 203. Pryor. William W.. Jr.. 194. Pryles, Gigi. 160. 221. Puckett. Janet. 152. 221. Puckett. Keith. 154. Pugh. Hunter. 146. 203. Pulley. Dr. David C.. 183. Pulliam. Julie. 152. 211. Purvis. Becky. 160. 211. Q Queen. Ranny F.t 194. Quiros. Paul A,. 145. 172. 211. R Rabey. Roger Paty. 194. Rabon. Bonnie. Jr.. 160, 221. Radovanic. Joseph D.. 221. Rakes. Janene Susan. 221. Rakes. Jeff A.. 194. Rail. Dr. Douglas. 183. Ramsdell, Nancy A., 221. Ramseur. Pamela. 203. Ramsey. Eddie E.. 203. Ranck, Chris. 110. Rash. Cindy. 142. 211. Ray. Alan. 160. 203. Ray. Cathy. 148.153. 221. Raymond. Robert W.. 143. 169. 172. 194. Reagan. Dr. William F.. 183. Ream. Lisa Ann. 221. Reece. Dr. Benny R., 183. Reed. Deborah. 150. 160. 194. Reed. Robert. 203. Reeder. Rusti. 160. 211. Reese. Arthur. 221. Reeves. Dallas. 211. Reeves. Joan E.. 221. Reeves. Phil E.. 148. 224. Reid. Dr. A. Ruth. 183. Reid. Jacquelyn Annette. 211. Reilly. John M.. 221. Religious Organizations 156. Reveiue. R. Matthew. 94. 221. Revels. James G.. 178. Revis. Julie. 203. Reynolds. Anne. 225. Reynolds. Belinda J.. 161. 203. Reynolds. Jan. 194. Reynolds. Lester L.. 203. Reynolds. Tommy. 172, 194. Reynolds. Von. 161. 221. Rhodes. Mark. 170. Rice. Debbie. 221. Rice. L. Margaret. 163, 203. Rice. Nancy Laura. 149. 162. 166. 194. Rice. Deborah Eoline. 160. 166. 194. Rices. Cheryl. 161. Richardson. Caroline. 152. 211. Richardson. Kit. 135. 155. 195. Richardson. Tom. 148, Ries. Kenneth J.. 132.140.142.143. 145.148. 150. 195. Riley. Jim, 160. 221. Rimer. Chip. 221. Ring. Terri. 221. Rippy. Crawford G.. 172. 195. Rish. Cathy. 160. 221. Ritchie. Dr. Alexander. 183. Ritzenthaler. Rachel. 221. Rivers. Cam. 221. Rivers. Susan, 221. Robb. Ted. 160. 161. Robbins. Richard. 195. Robert E. Lee 173. Roberts. Bianca. 163. 165. 166. 211. Roberts. Douglas. 171. 203. Roberts. Jeff. Roberts. Gary Sue. 195. Roberts. Joe Andrew. 178. Roberts. Dr. Ray C.. 183. Robinson. Carol, 146. 152, 169. 195. Robinson. Coleman. 146. 203. Robison. Nolle. 211. Rodberg. Steven J.. 170. 195. Rodgers. Dr. C. Leland, 183. Rodriguez. Carlos A., 140. 150. 195. Roebuck. Alex. 221. Rogers, Charles G.. 170. 211. Rogers. Jon. 221. Rogers. Louise. 163. 166. 211. Rogers. Dr. William E.. 183. Rollins. John S.. 221. Romanek. Christopher Scott. 148, 221. Rook. Bob. 163. 165. 221. Roper. Keren. 155. 203. Roper. Margaret. 166. 203. Rosen. Hank, 94. 221. Ross. Craig. 94. 167. 211. Rosselet. Elliott. 144. 221. Rothfuss. Diane J., 211. Rowell. Patrick N.. 160.221. Rowland. Cheryl Anne. 195. Rowlands. Michael Leslie John. 195. Royaards. Martin Eric. 163. 221. Royster. Michael R.. 172. 195. Rucker, Therese J.. Ill, 221. Runnels. Eydie. 211. Runion. Jack. 221. Runyan. Caroline. 224. Russell. KC. 211. Russell. Larry D.. 169. 174. 195. Russell. Patricia Ann. 221. Rutsch. Bill. 110. 211. Ryon. Mike. 171. Rybun. Scott. 172. S Sailing Club 153. Saleeby. Robert. 211. Saliba, Annamarie. 224. Salmon. Bernard Harold. 221. Salter. Hank. 118. Salvatore. Tony. 146. Sander. Amy. 225. Sanders. Dr. Albert N.. 148. 183. Sanders. Lynn. 168. Sanders. Susan. 168. 203. Sansone. Jean, 160. Sargent. Dr. Kenneth A.. 183. Satterfield. Wofford Barry. 169. 195. Sauls. Stacy. 135. 224. Saus. Frances. 144. 178. Scarbrough. Mark. 163. 165. 221. Schilling. Bill. 172. Schneider, Emily. 221. Scholly. Christel. 222. Schroeder. Amy. 222. Schultz. 211. Schuman. Stacy. 163. 222. Schwab. Beth. 162. Scott. Cindy. 142, 155. 203. Scotson. Rick. 173. Scott. Chris. 99. Scott. Leigh. 146, 203. Scott. Tom, 178. Scruggs. P. Jeff. 211. Sezvy. Pam. 152. 203. Seay. Mike. 163. 167. Sellers. Scott. 145. Sellers. Sherri Ann. 195. Sellers. Mr. T. Benton. Jr.. 143. 183. Sells. Mike. 203. Session. Robert. 163. Shaner, Jeffrey A.. 274. 111. Sharp. Ms. Ann. 183. Sharp. Dot. 145, 211. Sharp. Kathy. 150. 212. Sharpe. Jennifer. 162. 163. Shaver. Dave. 222. Shaw. Charles. 195. Sheard. Miss Gayle. 183. Shepherd. David. 173. Sherard. Dr. Wade H.. 148. 183. Sheehan. Dee. 169. 203. Shey. Dr. Thomas. 184. Shiflet. J. D.. 195. Sihra, Jawana S. Y.. 195. Shine. John Desmond. 222. Shipman. Gary Mack. Jr.. 222. Short. Dean H.. 222. Shucker. Harry B., 178. Shultz. Nancy. 212. Sigmund. 222. Sihra. Prakash. 203. Siler. Tom. 170. Sillars, Cameron. 222. Silver. Melissa A.. 146. 204. Simkins. James H.. Jr.. 204. Simmerman. Dr. Scott. 184. Simmons. Brett. 146. Simms. Carol Ann. 160. 195. Simonsen. John Charles. 147, 195. Simpson. Karen. 195. Simpson. Robin. 222. Sims. Amelia. 204. Sims. Gwen. 142. 154. 204. Sims. Dr. O. Suthern. Jr.. 176. Sims. Paul. 161. Singeltary. Patricia S.. 222. Singleton. George. III. 144. 152. 222. Sipple. Allyson. 145. 212. Sires. Beth. 212. 261 Sitero. Pete. 147. Sites. Kathleen. 204. Skelton. Julie. 161.212. Skinner. M. Jeanine. 160. 204. Skolfield. Sandy. 222. SLBC 154. Slice. Joy. 160. 212. Sloan. David. 160. 195. Sloan. Tim. 160. 212. Slonaker. Katherine R.. 152. 204. Sluiter. Tom. 124. Smart. James H.. 178. Smart. Susan. 160. Smith. Angela. 195. Smith. Ben. 204. Smith. Carl. 212. Smith. Carolyn. 212. Smith. Ms. Charlotte R.. 184. Smith. David. 163. Smith. Dr. David A.. 184. Smith. Debbie L.. 195. Smith. Deborah Ann. 161. 195. Smith. Dennis H.. 174, 212. Smith. Donna. 144. 222. Smith. Dr. Gamon B.. 184. Smith. Gary. 172. Smith. Dr. Gary C.. 184. Smith. J. David. 222. Smith. Jim. 222. Smith. Joseph Daniel. 222. Smith. Karen. 145. 160. 212. Smith. Kern R.. 154. 195. Smith. Lori. 162. Smith. Marc. 170. 195. Smith. Mary Jo. 160. Smith. Dr. Max G.. 178. Smith. Red. 173. Smith. Ron. 104. 170. Smith, Dr. Taylor C.. 184. Smith. Tommie W., 204. Smith, Dr. W. Lindsay. 184. Smyrl. High Jennings. Jr.. 150. 169. 195. Snader. Thomas R.. 204. Smead. LeRoy. 204. Snelgrove. Chelsea. 148. 204. Snider. Ms. Judith T., 184. Snipes. David. 222. Snyder. Dr. John A., 184. Social Board 169. Soldano. Dr. Benny, 184. Somers. Dr. Albert B. Sorenson. Mr. Richard O.. 184. Sorgini. Vicky. 169. 204. Southern. Hal. 160. 167. 212. Southgate. William Michael. 169. 170. 195. Sowell. Anne. 195. Spangler. Denise, 111. Speir, Robert E.. Jr.. 195. Spell. Karen M.. 144. 222. Spence. Cathy. 212. Spence. Steve. 204. Spencer. DeForest. 173. Spigner, Carroll. 222. Spinks. Lee A.. 143. 172. 195. Spinks. Robert. 178. Spittel. Mark. 144. Spradling. Karen. 212. Sprigle. Pam. 212. Stack. Sam. 94. Stackhouse. Andrea. 154. Stanley. Stan. 222. Stapleton. Russell K.. 174. 212. Star and Lamp 171. Steele. Robert Michael. 204. Steffen. Mr. Richard L.. 184. Stephany. Kurt. 144, 222. Stephenson. Tom. 145. 204. Stevens. Mary Teresa. 150, 222. Stevenson. Sabrina. 160. 161, 204. Stewart. Dale. 222. Stewart. Danny, 146. 170. 204. Stewart. Fair. 195. Stewart. James R.. Jr.. 178. Stewart. Dr. James T.. 184. Stewart. Jimmy. 222. Stewart. Kelly. 148. Stewart. Nancy Louise. 195. Stilwell. Donnie. 195. Stines. Ernest Charles. 204. Stone. Larry. 160. 167. 212. Stone. Mark. 118. Storey. Susan. 144, 195. Storms. Keith. 124. 222. Stoudemayer. Tully. 222. Stouffer. Jane. 144. 150. 152. 222. Stowe. Chuck. 147, 212. St. Pierre. Jon. 171. Strassner. David B.. 94. 222. Straton. Dr. Lewis P.. 184. Street. Mary Elizabeth, 160. 166, 196. Strickland. Jim. 104. Stroman. James E.. 163. 165. 167. 196. Stroud. Bob. 213. Stroud. Donna. 160. 222. Stroud, Tim. 204. Stull. Synthia. 222. Stull. Richard Jeffrey. 222. Styles. Carol J.. 204. Suddreth. Kenneth S.. 169. 171. 196. Sugg. Celette. 152. 222. Suggs. Robert Y.. 150. 204. Sullivan. Paul W.. 144. 222. Sullivan. Thomas Martin. 150. 196. Summey. Larry. 163. 167, 196. Sumnee. Lynn. 148. Sutton. Laura. 161. 213. Swain. Allison. 204. Swan. Mr. Eric. 184. Swann. Janet M.. 222. Swanson. Cheryl Ann. 133.142.144.145.146. 148. 196. Swanson. Larry. 170. Sweat. Forrest. 173. 213. Sweet. David Louis. 161. 196. Swiger. Barry. 196. Swiger. Suzi. 213. Swindler. Frances Jane. 160.161, 166. 196. Switzer. Robyn. 170. 196. Swope. Paula Jean. 149. 196. T Takis. Susan. 222. Talley. Susan. 160. 213. Taylor. Audriene. Denise. 146. 154. 161. 166. 213. Taylor. Becky. 160. Taylor. David H., 171. 196. Taylor. Mark E.. 172. 213. Taylor. Richard M.. 222. Taylor. Sheri. 204. Teat. Ten. 225. Templeman. Samuel Huntington. III. 222. Tester. Robin. 150. 152. 222. The Knlghta Eternal 170. Thiedke. Ruth. 144. Thode. Anna. 147. 204. Thomas. Gale. 196. Thomas. James C., 224. Thomas. Jerome. Thomas. Lizanne. 140. 145. 213. Thomas. Patricia Anne. 196. Thomas. Victor W.. 146. 170. 196. Thomas. Wanda. 204. Thomason. Mack. 196. Thomason. Marshall. 160. 222. Thomason. Mike. 196. Thompson. Amy. 142. 213. Thompson. Bill. 222. Thompson. Peter. 110. Thompson. Toni P.. 144. 213. Thornhill. Lynn. 213. Thorntow. R. Scott. 222. Thorpe. Anne. 222. Thorton. Scott. 160. Till. Sharon Marie. 144. 204. Tillman. Jill. 122. Tinsley. 160. 204. Todd. Ann. 178. Todd. Stephen Randolph. 222. Tolbert. Dave. 144. Tolleson. Chip. 148. 204. Toole. Patricia Anita. 99. 204. Tornwall. Brad. 204. Toth. Dennis. 110. 196. Trevillian. Malcolm McEachern, 140.142.170. 204. Trinkner. Terri. 222. Troemner. Susan. 222. Trone. David. 149. 152. 196. Trout. Kathy Lynn. 204. Truitt. William Scott. 222. Truitt. Sandra. 161. Truss. Sally. 213. Trzupek. Dr. Larry. 184. Trucker. Robert C.. 178. Tuggle. William C.. 171. 204. Tumblin. Imo. 178. Tumblin, Sarah. 222. Tumbin, Lynn. 223. Turnburke. Pam. 162. Turner. John A.. 223. Turner. Reginald. 213. Turner, Sherri, 122, 213. Turner. Stephen. 152. Tuttle. Wendy. 225. Tyler. Cindy. 213. Tyner. Joy. 196. Tyree. Jody. 163. 223. U Ullman. David C.. 223. Underwood. Philip. 134. 142. 148. 149. 197. Underwood. Ron. 197. Upton. Pamela. 197. 262 V Valentino. Susan, 213. Valle. Paul William Amedeus, 205. Van Blairicom. Donald. 162. 163. Vance. Russell Gray. 197. Van Swearingen. Frederick L.. 163. 197. Van Swearingen. John. 163. Van Swearington. Jim. 162. Van Zyl. Kristy. 223. Vawzyl. Kurt. 213. Vargas. Maria. 150. 154. 197. Vassey. Claudia Glenn. 197. Vaughon. Ronald D.. 213. Vaught. James. 174. Veal. Greg. 205. Vermillion. Rick. 145. Verner. Jamie. 223. Vick. Dr. Bingham L.. Jr., 161. 167, 184. Villareal. Holly. 223. Vincent. Wilbur Slater. 197. W Wade. Ryan. 197. Wagner. Mary Cathleen. 223. Waitt, Tommy. Walker. Benny H.. 170. 178. Walker. Bev. 150. 163. 169. 213. Walker. Lee. 152. Walker, Maria L.. 163. 169. 205. Walker. Robert L.. 223. Wall. Kathy. 160. Wallace. Richard S.. Jr.. 223. Wallin. Ms. Carolyn D.. 184. Walters. Chipp. 205. Walters. Dr. Ernest J.. Jr., 184. Walters. Hilton Red'. 142. 144. 146. 197. Walters. J. R.. 145. 163. 165. 213. Walters. Richard K.. 145. 213. Walukewicz. Victoria. 225. Wanamaker. Bruce. 223. Ward. Cynthia Ann. 160. 223. Ware, Russell. 213. Warmels. Sandy. 149. 160. 166. 197. Warner. Arthelia. 178. Wartsbaugh. Lynn. 161. Warwick. Anne. 223. Warwick. Fran. 148. 223. Warwick. Jan. 205. Waters, Levi Anthony (Tony). 223. Waters. Priscilla. 140. 160. 213. Watkins. Helen. 160. Watkins. Leslie Anne. 205. Watkins. Rick. 197. Watson. Cindy. 213. Watson. Lisa Carol. 223. Watson. Ms. Marjorie. 184. Watson. Sarah B.. 163. 213. Watt. Susan, 213. Wayer. Carol. 223. Weatherly. Jan. 205. Weathers. Gerald. 124. Weaver. R. Wayne. 143. 176. Webb. Bill. 213. Weber. Lori. 223. Wedemeyer. Carol. 213. Wedemeyer. William Kirby. 94. 197. Wedgworth. Diane. 111. 205. Wein. Deborah Sharon. 223. Welbom. Katherine. 213. Welch. Bill. 172. 197. Welch, Nancy. 223. Wells. John. 197. Wentzell. 163. Wernick. Dave. 148. Wessel. Thomas. 213. West. David W.. 223. West. John C.. 178. Westlake. Hal. 172. Westmoreland. Brad. 94. 197. Weston. Mark. 163. 165. 213. Weyer. Carol. 144. WFRN 148. Wheat. Cindy. 197. Wheeler. Cathy L.. 223. Whelan. Patricia M.. 205. Whisnant. Dr. Norman E.. 148.178. White. DeeDee. 92. 205. White. Jennifer L.. 99. 213. White. Jewell D.. 213. White. John. 170. White. Laura Lynn. 197. White. Luther W.. IV. 170. 197. White. Dr. Thomas A.. 184. Whited. Debbie. 223. Whitescarver. Stephen R.. 213. Whitten. Steve. 225. Wieler. Jeffrey. 167. 205. Who’s Who 132. Wiggins. Beverly Anita, 223. Wigley. Kay. 205. Wiland. Kenneth P.. 144. 172. 197. Wilbacks. Kenneth. 161. 223. Will. Jacob. 160. 161. 213. Will. Vicki. 160. 161. 197. Williams. Allison. 99. 223. Williams. Bryan Crawford. 143. 205. Williams. Christy. 223. Williams. Daniel M.. 160. 213. Williams. Deanne. 160. 166. Williams. Diane. 160. 223. Williams. Don. 161. 213. Williams. G. Stephen. 223. Williams. Joel. 152. 169. 171. 213. Williams. Lei. 149. 205. Williams. Lynda. 162. 197. Williams. Marianne. 144. 163. 213. Williams. Marshall. 205. Williams. Peanne. 197. Williams. Richard. 223. Williams. Scott C.. 143. 170. 197. Williams. Sharon. 213. Williamson. Chet A.. 205. Williamson. Bruce. 173. Williamson. Daniel. 163. 223. Williamson. Julia. 213. Williamson. Mike. 173. 224. Wilsey. David F.. 223. Wilson. Cathy. 205. Wilson. Karen. 163. Wilson. Margaret Anne. 223. Wilson. Peggy. 160. 213. Wilson. Steve Homer. 197. Wilson. William Scott. 160. 161. 197. Wingard. Celeste. 197. Wingard. Melissa. 213. Winstead. Dr. Philip Connor. 178. Winters. Michael Burke. 170. 197. Wise. Ken. 223. Wise. Russell H.. 205. Wolfe. Susan. 213. Wood. Jim. 163. Wood. Paul A.. Jr.. 160. 167. 197. Wood. Robert P.. 171.197. Wood. Sydney Duvall. 148. 223. Woodfin. Ann. 197. Woods. David. 118. 170. 213. Woods. Stanley. 104. Woodside. Mr. B. Perry. III. 184. Worley. Carolyn. 178. Wortherly. Shebra Geva. 92. 134. 154. 197. Wray. Nancy. 149. 223. Wright. Katherine F.. 213. Wright. Ken. 205. Wright. Scott C.. 197. Wynn. Jimmy, 118. Y Young. Carmen. 213. Young. Rickey D.. 213. Z Zabriskie. Joseph J.. 197. Zechiel. Maggie. 205. 263 264 265 266 IrMraatrs cm fo© %■ � —5 yjutftMam-maMtf n- nyw IHNn«Mn« ir !VKM;«WM iiu« n TH� A darnel tanuMjo ra K� a g«eng bee ' v mx «« M( ree. eo J dna i i � a r«� ixnoc-cn 6.«tc� ’AM Sxrrpe' o. o� j c o'«« w ra um ? } ttf a] ran m-i i ra nxjfc'j m-o vui m n gr m - cf ♦ k Yo itai M« � cjyT ner � xj 0 , hV'CfKOyacnKl 0u-wit' ' rwa'iraiMSea |a n9iraaucr nou awA)' u n) u n r� n yvs« WO • KS TCTC c C4 ra Man -1. ydj m� , c n (HM� n loo u� y « 267 268 Dear Students. With another year almost behind us the Bonhomie staff has once again presented you with a history of the previous year at Furman. The demanding job of editor increased with the reduction we faced in our budget. The struggle to stay within our biidget required making many from previous years; however. ;wg eKwe have still presented all facets bf-TtirThan life. 'I would like to take this opportunity to special thanks to Ms. Frances use of several of her color plqftj e p2kto Ms. Pam Brannon for the ajtyyprk throughout the book and on the c5yer. k$ puld also like to thank those by coming when I called and vtCfrhose who helped by staying out of the way when I called. After all is over, it has not been a bad year and it is my wish that you get much enjoyment out of this book. Philip Underwood Editor 270 T he 1977 edition of the Bonhomie was composed by the Bonhomie staff of Furman University and published by Furman University. The Book was printed and bound by Keys Printing Company, Greenville. South Carolina. The 272 pages of the book were printed on 80 pound paper. Body copy used was Helvetica Roman. Press run was 2000 copies. Class portraits were by Stevens' Studios. Bangor. Maine. Copy Contribution Debbie Malac. Sarah Pair. Ted Anders. Robert Hancock. Merle Kruogor, Anna Mario Saliba. David Trono. Tim Fraylick. Goorgeanne Jones. 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