Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1980 volume:

ami T)ream... (above, left to right) Janice Ball gets a kiss. The Slug Trail Gang is reminiscing. (Julie Ansell. Manssa Saunders, Karen Holton) Tim Hamnch and Paula Webster get funky. A typical freshman after his first Dr. Grayson test. (above and left) The Big Apple Wooshl the dark — the blackout of 77. Memories haunt my mind of our early years, This time that seemed so long ago — So many, many years. The things that are in the past Have helped to shape our lives. It seems to me an endless struggle: For perfection we all strive. All the friends that I have made Have touched me deep inside. When I think of yesterday And the things I should have done, I know there is today. And things have just begun. '  Today is such a simple word. One often taken for granted, But to me it is a time For seeds to be planted. There are many things to do. So many places to go. And before we know it Friendships start to grow. Growing isn ' t easy — No one said it was. Just pull your chin up. And keep on trucking And all the finest things in life Are the ones that you won ' t miss. So today if I forgot to walk In someone else ' s shoes. To laugh with them in joy. And help them when they ' re blue. To smile at someone or hug a loving friend. Then I can be sure that there ' s a tomorrow For remembering again. I (left and below, left to right) Are my dentures on straight? (Debbie Shannon) Did someone say party? (Robin Matt) You mean this isn ' t a costume party? (Julia Bast, Laureen Moretz) Bottoms up. boysl (Daryl Rumple. Mike Schilling. Joey Morris) We ' re the hood ornaments. (Julie Ansell. Lori Ebinger) ' € jRo. ifl ' V V . M My life rushes on ahead of me. There is so much left to see. So many things to do, So much left for me. I want to explore, to be To laugh, to cry. There is so much more above me Than just the bright blue sky. I have really had some good times, But there will be more, For my goal is not the sun and moon, I ' m reaching for the stars. — Laura Moog The 1979-80 Echo is dedicated to Dr. John H. Long who has given years of service to Greensboro College and its students. Through his love for Shakespeare, Milton, Chaucer, and life we have gained many insights into ourselves. m As the prospective members of G.C. ' s Class of 1980 are approaching their high school graduation ceremonies, Premier Chou En-lai dies in China, an earthquake kills 22,000 in Guatemala, kidnap vic- tim Patricia Hearst is convicted of bank robbery, and President Gerald Ford signs a bill for the mass immunization against swine flu. In Boston thou- sands march to protest antibusing violence. One Flew Over the Cuckoo ' s Nest is the winner of four Academy Awards. Soon after high school is out, Fidel Castro agrees to withdraw Cuban troops from Angola (newly liberated from Portugal). The British-French Con- corde supersonic jet begins flights to Dulles Air- port in Washington. D.C. Earthquakes next hit China, killing hundreds of thousands of people . . . During an exciting summer, bloody rioting in Soweto, South Africa, erupts on the same day that the U.S. Ambassador is killed in Lebanon. Israeli commandos rescue 103 hostages from Palestinian guerrillas at Uganda ' s Entebbe Airport . . . The United States climaxes its celebration of its 300th birthday with a Parade of Tall Ships in New York Harbor and a visit from Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain. Montreal hosts the Summer Olym- pics. Vikings I and 2 send pictures from the sur- face of Mars. A mystery illness kills 29 Legion- naires in Philadelphia. President Ford narrowly defeats Ronald Reagan for the Republican presi- dential nomination. The death of Mao Tse-tung introduces a new era in China. The Cincinnati Reds defeat the N.Y. Yankees to take their second World Series in a row. North and South Vietnam officially reunite after years of war. Jimmy Carter is elected President of the United States. Syria ' s peacekeeping troops occupy Lebanon, ending a civil war between Moslems and Christians. OPEC announces an oil price hike. Chicago ' s Mayor Da- ley dies of a heart attack. m Episcopalians begin the year 1977 by ordaining their first woman priest. Gary Gilmore is the first criminal to be executed in the U.S. in 10 years. President Carter meets with Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo. and Canadian Prime Minister Elliott Trudeau addresses the U.S. Congress. The use of the artificial sweetener saccharin is banned by the Food and Drug Administration. Before the Class of 1980 enters its sophomore year at G.C., Carter begins withdrawal of troops from South Korea, Leonid I. Brezhnev is elected president of the U.S.S.R.. Menachem Begin be- comes Prime Minister of Israel. Rosalynn Carter tours Latin America, the trans-Alaska pipeline opens, and the Koreagate investigation begins. Canada ' s Province of Quebec makes French its prime language. U.S. pact with Panamanians gives them control of the Canal by the year 3000. Presi- dent Carter addresses the U.N. General Assembly on disarmament and nuclear control, and accuses the oil industries of capitalizing on the energy crisis. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat makes a first-ever trip to Israel, causing six Arab leaders to charge high treason. In Washington, D.C., farmers demonstrate against low prices for crops. Indira Gandhi resigns as prime minister of India. U.S. Senate adopts a strict code of ethics. The Department of Energy is created, the 12th Cabinet post. U.S. steel industry is ailing. The deaths of rock-and-roll superstar Elvis Pres- ley, crooner Bing Crosby, and comedian Charlie Chaplin shock the nation. Kiss — an outrageously costumed, heavy-rock group — produces three top-selling albums with million dollar electronic equipment. Fleetwood Mac. composed of both Britons and Americans, and Donna Summer, who started her career in Germany, also are big stars. The space extravaganza Star Wars promises to break Jaws ' attendance record at theaters. Rocky, story of a boxer, wins best-picture Oscar. Dallas defeats Denver, 27-10, for the National Football Conference ' s first Super Bowl triumph since Dallas beat Miami in 1972. m Radioactive debris from a Russian satellite is found in Canada. The Midwest and New England are buried by raging blizzards. Senator Hubert Humphrey dies of cancer. Demonstrators delay opening of the Tokyo airport. China signs a five- year trade pact with the European Common Mar- ket. U.S. retirement age is raised from 65 to 70. Cambodia is the worst violator of human rights in the world, says Carter. Riots sweep Iran as Muslims protest the Shah ' s modernization poli- cies. First class postage rises from 13 to 15 cents. U.S. readies a spacecraft to orbit Venus. Atlantic City, N.J., opens a legal gambling casino. Summer records two firsts: A baby conceived in a test-tube is born in England, and three Americans make transatlantic balloon crossing. Camp David summit talks between Carter, Sadat, and Begin lead to a treaty ending 31 years of war in the Mideast. Sadat and Begin are awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Muhammad Ali defeats Leon Spinks to gain his third heavyweight championship. After two Popes die suddenly, John Paul II, a Pole, is elected. U.S. Senate extends deadline for ratifi- cation of the Equal Rights Amendment until 1981 China invades Vietnam, and later Vietnam in- vades Cambodia. Firestone Rubber Co. recall 13 million tire . U.S. Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel produce platinum Rep. Leo J. Ryan is killed in Guyana by member of albums (one million copie ). President Carter the People ' Temple cult, 911 then die in a ma sponsors a history of jazz concert with 30 artists suicide-murder. San Francisco ' s mayor and a city on the White House lawn, supervisor are assassinated. Golda Meir dies ir Israel. A motion picture set in a disco palace. Saturday Night Fever, receives top earnings for the year, while Animal House spoofs college vulgarities of the 1960 ' s. The Deer Hunter, about the Vietnam war. wins an Oscar as the best picture. The Bee Gees are the most successful pop musicians. irffc V k ; i i Claudia Blackburn. Wilson. NC. Early Childhood Keith Carroll. Reidsville. NC. Religion Shelley Braswell. Las Cruces. NM, Art Education Ellen Carter, Liberty. NC. Psychology Nancy Davis. Morganton. NC. Hislory Susan Davis. Shelby. NC. Sociology Bruce DeHart, Mount Airy. NC. History Dan Dobbins. Boonville. NC. Recreation i t l t • st - ■• y ' (I M s X ! .-w Gary Gore. Longwood, NC. English Kay Vass. Charlotte. NC. Art Greg Watson, Purlear, NC. Biology 1 l -J Ron Waters. Bel Air. MD. Business Sherrill Williams. Newport. NC. Special Education Marionette Williamson. Mebane. NC. Elementary Education Brad Eaton, Greensboro. NC, Sociology Social Work Bet Yancey. Raleigh. NC. Political Science faculty, Administration, And Staff (left to right) Father Rich Biega. Religion Mr. Jerry Bontrager. Art Mrs. Polly Bowman, Student Services faculty, Administration, And Staff faculty, Administration, And Staff (lefl lo right) I Ms. Nancy Frank. Physical Education Ms. Debbie Edney. Student Services Mrs. Mary Kit Dunn. Student Services, and Dr. Willie Taylor. Physical Education faculty, Administration, And Staff Ml 3 n. (left to right) Dr. Glenn Grayson. History Mrs. Gladys Goodrum and Mrs. Gloria Shinn. Resident Dk Mr William Frazier. Business Vacuity, Administration, And Staff (left 10 right) Dr. Jim Hull. Religion Mr. Lenn Hart, Speech and Drama Dr Ray Kaduncei Chemistry 4 faculty, Administration, And Staff (left to right) Dr. John Long. English Ms. Salhe McLartv. Alumni Affairs, and Ms Gail Murphy. Adn Dr. Laws Parks. Business faculty, Administration, And Staff (left to right ) Mr Dave Phillips. Maintenance Dr. Milt Reece. Athletic Director Ms. Lynn Sessions. Admissions Mr Howard Shemll. Dean of Student Affairs i ' I ' — faculty, Administration, And Staff (left to right) Rabbi Arnold Task. Religion Or Arnold Van Pelt. Biology Dr. Ben Wilson. English Jamiliar Sights Student Government Association 1L • S.Q-A. Officers Libby Lopez — Secretary. Mark McNiel — Treasurer. Patty Nece — Vice-President. Glen Viers — President Cheerleaders HJj fe United Afro-American Society Stage Band i 1 Administrative Management Society Student Recruitment Committee EYTF Qospel Choir Alpha Chi familiar Actions — S.Q.A- Sponsors %uffoon a tkon Q£. Players Present One Acts To the Lovely Margaret By Pearl and Thatcher Allred home on Faculty Ro Lynn Flickinge Cheryl Wieger Diego Higgins Sarah Hughe Tony Sportie Hobs Talb. 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Retreat ftlends Ceaming With dun il • v ft I Cynii Jlickinger Crowned Miss Qreensboro College 1 ; Ml - M 1 H 1 j IT. ' J ■ hI . UJm i. A fcjH hx B a 1 a 3K ♦ ; N C Pro-American Rally Displays Patriotism S her rill Williams Crowned Momeeoming Queen « HIM I Students Pig-Out At Pig Pickings u -efit- u {Julian Kond Addresses Students Political Jorum Wrings Maureen Reagan And Bobby Kennedy, ifr. Zo Campus Mr. Condi ' s % annua Splits Arc Popular May T ay festivities Celebrated; Zootie Blackburn ;-•-. Reigns As May Queen Queen, Zootie ftlackbum ]l Uil I familiar Actions Golf Schedule for Fall Methodist College Tournament G.C. Fall DIAC Invitational Elon College Tournament Ferrum College Tournament William Mary Tournament Schedule for Spring Coastal Carolina Classic Christopher-Newport. UNC-G St. Andrews Averett Pembroke State University Tournament Hampden Sydney Elon Tournament UNC-G, N.C. Wesleyan N.C. Wesleyan. Va. Wesleyan. Methodis Averett. Methodist Belmont Abbey Tournament DIAC Tournament Team Members Daryl Rumple Curt Parmer Mike Gillis Joe Max John Stickle David Hyduke Matt Auen Peter Hayes Pat Hayes Tim Searcy Andy McMurray Keith Same Trip Herndon Keith McClintock Kirk Rothrock Dino DeAngehs Jim Locke. Coach f v t t £_ «rf d l 1 - A If Greensboro Daily fiews Stanislaus 1st QC 5th DES MOINES, Iowa — California-Stanislaus won the NCAA Division HI golf championship Fri- day by 21 shots, but the champs weren ' t the only winners in the final of four rounds. Greensboro College, ninth entering the final round, sizzled to an even-par 288 team total for the day and breezed from ninth to a fifth-place windup with a four-day total of 1,200, 44 back. Ramapo finished second with a 1,177 total, 10 ahead of Allegheny, while Capital finished at 1,196, four ahead of GC. We ' re on Cloud Nine, said Coach Jim Locke happily. Just tickled pink. It ' s an honor not only for our golf team but our school and the community. After Thursday ' s third round, the HomeU got together with Locke and promised they would do better than they had previously. They said they were going to shoot a par round, but I figured they were just blowing smoke, the coach said. But they weren ' t. Pat Hayes and Andy McMur- ray shot two-under-par 70s; Tim Searcy shot 71 and Dino DeAngelis shot a 77. The fifth team member, Keith McClintock, shot a non-counting 79. For his efforts, McMurray was selected to the Division Ill ' s second team. His 293 total left him sev- en shots off the winning total of 286 turned in bv Stanislaus ' Mike Bender, who shot 70—286. That beat by three strokes Ramapo ' s Jeff Thomas. Sam Martin of Lynchburg and Mike McEntee of Stanis- laus tied for ' third at 290. Swimming Team Members Schedule J.C. Smith J.C. Smith Invl UNC-G Ferrum Milhgan J.C. Smith Regionals (Wo Milhgan Rob Robbins Donnie Davis Eric Bredesen Glnny Murphy Cheryl Lund Chris Washam Mary Ellen Wolff Krista Marr Susan Jolly Pam Wynck Bob Edens. Coach Men ' s Basketball Schedule vport Lenoir Rhyne Cougar Classu Coker Va. Wesleyan Christopher- Guilford St Andrews Cumberland Double Header Averett N.C. Wesleyan Coker Longwood Methodist Roanoke St. Andrews Methodist UNC-G N.C. Wesleyan Va. Wesleyan Christopher- Newport Averett Longwood UNC-G DIAC Quarter Finals DIAC Finals Team Members Steve Brewer Darrell Cagle Damon Forney Brian Fox Ken Hunter Brian keane Robbie Mansfield George Mitchell Ricky Parker Ron Waters Steve Vacendak. Head Coach Ron Mikels, Assistant Coach Rob Friedman. Trainer H RlflMI f JB Qr Women ' s basketball Schedule St. Mary ' s Guilford Averett Bennett Meredith Coker Methodist UNC-G Christopher- Newport Davidson Co. Comm. College St. Andrews Meredith Methodist St. Andrews N.C. Wesleyan Gardner-Webb Davidson Co. Comm. College Bennett Gardner Webb UNC-G Coker Team Members Avis Anthony Bea Brown Tracey Butler Kathie Eckard Pattie Hunt Barbara Jones Teresa Locklear Ann Martin. Captain Kim Rainey Terri Searcy Nancy Frank. Head Coach Meg Elmore. Assistant Coach Kim Colegrove, Manager 1 1 m C M I H : ell Bik| B ■ V lfc. J ; ' ' Schedule te UNC charlotte N.C. A T Meredith Elizabeth City State Methodist UNC-Wilmington N.C. Wesleyan Bennett Coker Brevard Queens Winston-Salei N.C. A £ T Chowan Wingate Bennett Methodist N.C. Wesleyan Bennett Elizabeth City State Queens St. Andrews Methodist Wingate N.C. A T St. Andrews State Tournament Team Members Beatrice Brown. Co c Tracey Butler Jenny Green Pattie Hunt Teresa Locklear Ann Martin, Co-capta k .11 h Pullen Sheila Reeves Odette See Nancy Erank. Coach Volleyball Team Members Soccer Schedule High Point Eton Methodist UNC-G Longwood Va. Wesleyan N.C. Wesleyan St. Andrews Christopher- Newport Guilford Averett Kenny Barnwell Scot Tysinger Michael LaRussa Michael Santaloci Rick Mellon John Arnold Robert Touhey Rob Robbins Lee Hall Robert Rahn Charlie Kelly Eddie Ferguson Don Smith Ernie Lissabet Robert Brewer Men ' s Zmnis Schedule Virginia Tech Elon Lenoir Rhyne A % T State Winston-Salem Slate Elon East Carolina N.C. Wesleyan Pfeiffer Averett Cornell Winston-Salem State Va. Wesleyan Christopher Newport St. Andrews Guilford Methodist UNC-G Lenoir Rhyne A % T State Team Members Robert Kostazycki Sandy Morse John Thore Darry Toler Cecil Young John Hort Willie Luffman Ken Jordan r I 3? V !■■■■■■ S j j wm ' m Women ' s Zennis Schedule Salem UNC-G Methodist Sand Hills Comm. College Methodist Meredith Salem Sand Hills Comm. College Methodist Sand Hills Team Members Telfair Bowen Teresa Locklear Eleanor McAdams Shern Pardue Mary Silvis kathryn Swanson Susan Tarlton Pam Wyrick familiar Actions The U.S. opens diplomatic relations with China. John W. Gacy, Jr. is implicated in the murders of 33 young men in a Chicago suburb. Evidence links cigarette smoking to cancer and other diseases, says the Surgeon General. Record blizzards strike the Midwest. After Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi leaves Iran on vacation, Ayatollah Ruhallah Kho- meini assumes power under the law of Islam. Voy- ager I sends back pictures of Jupiter. A nuclear accident at Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania arouses fears of radiation. Jane M. Byrne is elect- ed mayor of Chicago. Dictator Idi Amin is thrown out of Uganda. Bill Rodgers wins his second straight Boston Marathon. Zimbabwe Rhodesia elects its first black prime minister. Margaret Thatcher becomes the first woman prime minister of Great Britain. California rations gasoline on an odd-even license plate plan. Floods of refugees pour out of the Indochin- ese countries. America ' s worst air disaster occurs as a DC-IO jet crashes in Chicago, killing 274. Israel withdraws from the Sinai Peninsula. Sandin- ista rebels seize power in Nicaragua. Irish Republi- can Army kills British war hero Lord Mountbatten and others in a boat bombing. The flight of Pio- neer II discovers two more rings around Saturn. H.E.W. becomes the Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services. Mother Teresa of India wins the Nobel Peace Prize. U.S. oil industry reports huge profits. South Korea ' s President Park is assassinated. Iranian militants seize the U.S. Embassy in Tehran and take 66 Americans hostage; thirteen are later re- leased. Mobs burn U.S. embassies in Pakistan and Libya. Eleven rock fans are crushed in a stampede at a Cincinnati concert. The price of gold tops $600 per troy ounce. After the Russians invade Afghanistan, President Carter calls for a boycott of the Summer Olympics in Moscow. U.S. banks raise the prime lending rate to almost 20%. Huge government loans keep Chrysler Corporation from bankruptcy. Shortly after the Class of 1980 receives diplomas and goes into the cold, cruel world, Republi- cans choose Ronald Reagan as their presidential candidate, and President Carter and Senator Ted Kennedy vie for the Democratic nomination, with John Anderson running on an independent ticket. In Washington state many people are buried as Mt. St. Helens scatters volcanic ash over several states. Death takes the heads of two nations. Ohira of Japan and Tito of Yugoslavia. Over 125,000 refugees flee from Cuba to the U.S. in a search for freedom. In the movie industry Starting Over and Kramer vs. Kramer deal with the devastating effects of divorce, while Breaking Away shows the problems of adolescence. Favorite non-human stars are Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog in The Muppet Movie. Three Russian ballet dancers defect to the U.S. Hard rockers Led Zeppelin turn out eighth bestselling album. Americans mourn the death of Arthur Fiedler, delightful conductor of the Boston Pops concerts for almost 50 years. Grease be- comes the longest-running Broadway show in his- tory. m Why Are Zhese People Smiling? I Jfs because Zkey Are graduating (Hommrnrrmfttt ®sra s® (Srppttsborn (JnlUgr Simian, ay 4.1980 ®n -tl|irtg o ' fflork Howard C. Wilkinson, A.B., M. Div., D.D., presiding President, Greensboro College •PROCESSIONAL - Pomp and Circumstance Elgar Matthew Burton. Trumpet Mark Conrad. Piano •INVOCATION W. Barnes Tatum. A.B.. B.D.. Ph.D. INTRODUCTION OF CLASS PRESIDENT Helen Evans Misenheimer. A.B . M.A.Ed.D. INTRODUCTION OF CLASS AND STUDENT SPEAKER Bet Yancey STUDENT ADDRESS Hugh Montgomery SOLO The Lord ' s Prayer Arrangement by Michele Alley Susan Shuping. Soprano Michele Alley. Piano RECOGNITION OF THE RETIREMENT OF DR. JOHN LONG President Wilkinson ANNOUNCEMENT OFJEFFERSON PILOT PROFESSORSHIP. MOORE PROFESSORSHIP. AND MOORE AWARD PROFESSORSHIP President Wilkinson INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER President Wilkinson ADDRESS The Honorable Shirley Chisholm ENSEMBLE - The Road Not Taken Randall Thompson CONFERRING OF HONORARY DOCTORAL DEGREE CONFERRING OF BACCALAUREATE DEGREES Presentation of Candidates Y.L Medlin, A.B.. M.Ed., Ph.D. Dean of the College Awarding of Diplomas President Wilkinson •THE COLLEGE ALMA MATER To thee. C.C. we lift our praise We ' ll cherish thee through countless days From knowledge gained and friends we ' ve made Well enter life, our foundation laid Our thoughts of thee will always be Among our fondest memories. Our hopes and dreams inspired by you Will lead us on our whole life through . Reflections of the years gone by Created these, our ambitions high. Our thoughts of thee will always be Among our fondest memories. •BENEDICTION IN HEBREW Rabbi Arnold S. Task, A.B. . B.A.H.L., M.A.H.L. IN LATIN Father RichardBiega.C.S. P., B.A.. M.Div. IN ENGLISH James E. Hull, A.B., B.D., Ph.D. •RECESSIONAL - War March of the Priest Mendelssohn ' Congregation will stand -5: r 5 s 4- - v kj 14 : ! ' ■■ I Junior Marshals: front row. left [o righl — Elaine Barber. Deb Price. Wanda Smilh. Ellyn Tucker. Marianne Lamprecht. Sarah Hughes, back row. lefi to right — Rick Melton. Bob Touhey. Craig Bazen. Rob Robbins CANDIDATES FOR HONORS el DcHart ol Jeffrey SLMMACLM LAUDE MAGNA CUM LAUDE Elmer Keith Carroll Cindy Maria |ohnson Cindy Leigh McCollorr Amy Michele Alley Nancy Lynn Davis GregoryJ Ferenchak Joy McCurry Gums Robin Bell Newnam ]o Larry Dale Lindsey Karen Sue Lowe CUM LAUDE William Monroe Owensby Linda Carol Richardson Gregory Rober t Watson Patricia M Nece Kimberly Ann Peters Donald Wayne Robertson Sonja Gail Palmer Joem D Phillips Jeffrey Norman Pierce Billiejo Pulliam Cynthia Jean Rogers Richard Russell Spivey Sharon Kay Vass Walter Glenn Viers Elmer Keith Carroll Bruce Joel DeHart Lisa Carol Jeffrey Cindy Maria Johnson Cindy Leigh McCollom Linda Carol Richardson AWARDS Kimberlv Ann Peter: Joem D Phillips Jeffrey Norman Pier, . Patricia M. Nece Gregory Robert Watson HAROLD H HL ' TSON AWARD BIOLOGY AWARD CLARA DOUGHERTY BROWN ART AWARD ANISIA GONZALEZ FOREIGN LANGUAGE AWARD ... Lisa Carol Jeffiey G.C.JAYCEES COLLEGE COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD Robert IrvinTalbert Sherrill Ann Williams HARDEE CHRISTIAN SERVICE AWARD Cynthia Rose Preddy LUELLA PUGH KNOTT MUSIC AWARD Amy Michele Alley ELDA C. PEMBERTON EDUCATION AWARD Claudia Susan Blackburn THELMA DIXON TAYLOR RELIGION AWARD William Monroe Owensby WALL STREET JOURNAL AWARD Lisa Carol Jeffrey Amy Michele Alley William Kenneth Barnwell David Lynn Dull Timmons Hicks Hamrick. II Nancy Anne Hardy WHO ' S WHO Sybil Ellen Hurley rlaria Elizabeth Lopez Patricia May Nece illiam Monroe Owensby Anita Louise Riggins Anthony Sportiello Sharon Kay Vass Walter Glenn Viers Gregory Robert Watson Betty Lael Yancey SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Betty Lael Yancey President Nancy Anne Hardy Vice President Lisa Renee Holler Treasurer Sybil Ellen Hurley Secretary Dr. Helen Evans Misenheimer Class Advisor MARSHALS Sarah HughesC iie Bob Touhey- Assistant Chief Elaine Barber Craig Bazen Marianne Lamprecht Mark McNeil Rick Melton Ricky Parker Dr. Will • Wood ■ Taylor-Facu y Marshal evard Assistant Faculty Marshal Deb Price Rob Robbins Lilian Rodriguez Wanda Smith Luana Stewart Ellyn Tucker The Honorable Shirley Chisholm is the senior Democratic woman in the U.S. House of Representatives, She is the only woman — and only Black American — to sit on the powerful House Rules Committee. Mrs. Chisholm is a specialist in early childhood education and child welfare who entered public service in 1964, when she ran successfully for the New York State Assembly In 1971, Mrs. Chisholm won a spot on ntlya ranking! i for Pr. ideals, and her the House Education and Labor Committee, where she served for six ber of the prestigious and powerful House Rules Committee. In 1972, CongTesswoman Shirley Chisholm took another step and i man to seek the nation ' s highest office. Although she lost, her nan became imbedded in America ' s consciousness. She earned a B.A. degree (Cum Laude) and both an MA. in Education and diploma in Admii from Columbia University She is a member of the League of Women Voters, NAACP. National Associa tion of College Women, and the National Advisory Council for the Institute for Studies in Education, among others. The Senior Class wishes to express its appreciation to Dr Helen Misenheimer, the Commencement Committee, and other faculty members, administrators, and students who contributed their time and aking this graduation ceremony possible. 1980 GRADUATION CLASS DOCTOR OF DIVINITY Charles Edward Roy BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Clay Rwina Forney. Art Kather Sharon Kay Vass. Sludio Art. Painting BACHELOR OF MUSIC Amy Michele Alley. Piano •Woodson Earl Faulkner. II, Organ. Church Music Timothy J Fuhrman. Music History Literature Linda Diane Hovis. Church Music. Voice. Conducting Linda Carol Richardson. Piano Timothy Fred Shoaf. Organ. Church Music Susan Blanche Shuping. Voice Performance BACHELOR OF ARTS William Craig Bigham.Jr . Religion Philosophy Shelley Jean Braswell. Art Education Elmer Keith Carroll. Religion Philosophy Margaret Ellen Carter. Psychology Nancy Lynn Davis. History Bruce Joel DeHart. History Laurajill Edwards. Religion Philosophy Frances Stacy Enrwistle. Religion Si Philosophy •Heidi Walker Freeman. History Timmons Hicks Hamnck. III. English. Psychology Margaret Currie Hatchett, Early Childhood Educati James Lee Higgins, Spanish Sybil Ellen Hurley. Religion 8t Philosophy Lisa Carol Jeffrey. Spanish. Business Adminislralior Cindy Maria Johnson. Recreation Betty Lael Yancey. Political Sci Maria Elizabeth Lopez. Intermediate Education Cindy Leigh McCollom, Special Education Claudia Zalcne Newell. Special Education William Monroe Owensby. Religion Philosophy. Cynthia LeAnn Pegram. History Julie Anne Pope. Elementary Education Cynthia Rose Preddy, Religion Philosophy Donnell Quinitchette. Art Education David Allen Reaves, Political Science. Business Adi Jane Morgan Sellars. Speech Si Drama Anthony Sportiello. Drama. English Robert Irvin Talbert, Speech Drama Walter Clenn Viers. Business Administration. Polil Starlenejimettc Villareal. Psychology. Spanish i Regina Wilder. Political Science Bu sAdn BACHELOR OF SCIENCE rly Childhood Edu business Adminislr rial Education s Administration •Carolyn Anderson Ammons, Biology Janice Ruth Ball. Special Education William K. Barnwell. Chemistry. Biology Cynthia Bass. Special Education •Deborah K Bauert. Biology Claudia Susan Blackburn. E; James Barney Boseman, Jr. . t •Charlotte Ann Bozovich. Spe Bambi Lou Brown. Biology David Harris Brown. Busines •John Harold Brown. Biology •Linda W Brown. Biology Pamela Sue Brown. Biology Wanda Valane Brown. Psychology Albert Allen Case. Special Education Cynthia Jean Colcinos. Special Education Glenn Dcnorris Conrad. Business Administrator ' Benjy Charles Creasman. Special Education •Karen A. Cribbin. Elementary Education Susan Lynn Davis. Sociology, Social Work David L Dull. Business Administration Katherine Elaine Earp. Special Education William Bradley Eaton. Sociology, Social Work GregoryJ. Ferenchak, Biology Yolande Fairine Flippin, Special Education Sanford Stmts Frazier, Recreation Ginger Hilliard Fulp, Interme diate Education Jennifer Arden Green. Physical Education Rebecca Ann Cribble, Special Education Lynn Mary Groves. Biology Joy McCurry Gums. Early Childhood Education KathyT. Haith. Special Education Nancy Anne Hardy. Business Administration Darlene Sue Harris. Business Administration Cassandra Johnson Herbin, Sociology Mary Lavinia Hill. Recreation Kathy Lynn Holland. Biology Lisa Renee Holler. Sociology. Social Work Sheila Rudolph Hovey. Businei Laura Lynn Hudson. Biology Pattie Mae Hunt. Physical Edu Helen Monica Hunter. Social Work. Sociology Trudy Denise Jeffries. Special Education •Steven Lester Johnson, Business Administration Robin Bell Newnam Jones, Biology Paul Bagby Joyce. Sociology Larry D Lindsey. Special Education •Karen Sue Lowe. Special Education •Willie Clarence Luffman, Jr . Physical Education •Robert Wayne Mansfield. Physical Education Joseph Alan Max. Chemistry Hugh Reid Montgomery. Jr. Business Administrate •Robert Andrew Morphis. Recreation Elizabeth Anne Moss. Elementary Education •Charles Gilbert Murphy. Recreation Virginia Adele Murphy. Recreation Patricia M. Nece. Legal Administration David Carter Nichols. Recreation Christopher Gannon O Brien. Business Legal Adn Patricia Leigh Pacocha. Special Education Sonja Gail Palmer. Special Education Katherine Helene Pappachnston. Elementary Educi Kimberly Ann Peters. Special Education Joem D Phillips, Biology •Jeffrey Norman Pierce. Biology Billiejo Pulham. Biology Myra Kathryn Reeves, Legal Administration •Cynthia Sue Ringgold. Special Education Jennie Lynn Roach. Special Education •Donald Wayne Robertson, Biology •Cynthia Jean Rogers. Biology Joyce Ann Smith, Elementary Education •Melissa Ann Smith, Early Childhood Education TerriCarlyne Snider, Psychology Richard Russell Spivey, Biology •Deborah S Strickland. Special Education Deborah Lee Taylor. Biology Scot Lee Tysinger, Biology John Allen Veach. Business Administration •Ron Daniel Waters. Business Administration Gregory Robert Watson. Biology Jana Fay Wayne. Legal Administration •Betty Kaleel White, Biology Sherrill Ann Williams. Special Education Marionette Williamson. Elementary Education Angela Dawn Yarbrough. Biology CERTIFICATE IN LEGAL ADMINISTRATION ' Deborah Ann Daniel ' Mary Maude Kirkn •Jo Ann Schute •Degree granted in absentia. Oak Ridge. NC Biology Rocky Mount, NC Economics cial Education Mike Black ?y Creek. NC al t ducal an Blackv Yanceyville. NC Bioloov Steve Bre Class Of 1981 High Point. NC Music Em Karen Hilton Greensboro. NC Jm v Music I— . ' -Jk. Tom Hines Elkton. MD Music yyp Sarah Hughes Crane. IN eech and Drama a? B Charles Johnson flfl M Crewe. VA Wm wm Music %r Angelo Kontoulas L«« Greensboro, NC jPsflB Smk Biology f l P ianne Lamprecht : ' T ' :--P Baltimore. MD ' ■ ' - W-S 8 X eech and Drama Class Of 1981 ider. Logan Canton. NC Biology Barbara Lucas -- h isy O ' Br Elm City. NC air Class Of 1981 Julie Fairfax. VA Political Science Laura Austin Boone, NC Special Education Theresa Barnes Elm City, NC Sociology Laura Bessent Salisbury, NC Music Beth Bonnet Vienna, VA Psychology Karen Bowyer Fairfax, VA Business Marcia Call N. Wilkesboro, NC Business Steve Cooper Greensboro. NC Music Kenneth Cunningham Charlotte, NC Business Mary Dones Reidsville. NC Accounting iMll Debbie Ericksson Flanders, NJ Music Jesus Fandino North Miami. FL History and Political Science on Finger Lincolnton. NC Special Education Carol Fiynt Winston-Salem, NC Legal Administration Jody Gilliam Greensboro, NC Religion Joan Golec New Bern, NC Business Mary Lou Gossman Woodbridge, VA Music Lucille Gray Richmond. VA Special Education Ellen Greenbaum St. Petersburg, FL Special Education Gail Guilford Richland, NJ Special Education Don Guy Calypso, NC Biology Betsy Harding Belmont, NC Speech and Drama Larry Harris Canaan, NH Biology Terry Healy Point Pleasant, NJ Biology Tracy Hotden Kinston. NC Religion Karen Holton Birmingham, Al English Flora Johnson Shatlotte, NC English Kristy Johnson Germanton, NC English John Kimman Fredericksburg. VA Business Lisha Loubriet Santurce, PR Business Ann Martin Radford. VA Social Work Sandy Mauney Shelby. NC Special Education Liz McKellar Nanuet. NY Art Linda Mellon Winchester. VA Business (Catherine Mills Greensboro, NC Biology Joey Moore Rural Hall. NC History Sandy Morse Stuart. VA Mathematics Patricia Morton Roxboro, NC English Russ Myers Richmond. IN Business Sherri Pardue Elkin, NC Biology Kayren Reynolds Lincolnton. NC Special Education Marissa Saunders Palm Beach Gardens. FL Special Education Laurie Shoffner Burlington. NC Nursing Mary Silvis Bellamy. VA Special Education Mike Southern AltaVista, VA Biology Ann Stanley Winston-Salem. NC History Deanna Swaim Hamptonville, NC Special Education Larry Thomas Robbins, NC Music Melvin Thompson Wilmington, NC Accounting Tom Vick West Melbourne. FL Physician ' s Assistant Class Of 1982 Debbie Walker Reidsville. NC Accounting Manetta Walker Mount Olive, NC Special Education Paula Webster Mount Airy, NC Biology Susan Wheeler Manteo, NC Biology familiar People familiar Sights im 1983 Gayle Allied Randleman, NC Music Michele Ames Norge. VA Psychology Bitlte Armstrong Columbia. NC Undeclared Debbie Barker Millon, NC Legal Administration Kathryn Baxter Washington. DC Psychology Tina Baynes Adelphi. MD Legal Administration Amy Benton Charlotte. NC Music Telfair Bowen Ponte Vedra Beach. FL Physical Education Class Of 1983 Paul Brown Roosevelt. NY Music Tract Burnett Wilmington. NC Undeclared Ralph Bryant Newport. NC Biology Herlanna Burrell W. Hyattsville. MD Accounting Darrell Cagle Asheboro, NC Undeclared Sheila Clayton Roxboro, NC Business Tselane Coe Fayetteville, NC Art Kim Colegrove Forest Hill. MD Accounting Kathy Coleman Greensboro, NC Sociology Cindy Cook Norfolk. MA Special Education Angela Couch Burlington, NC Physical Education Kathy Cox Greensboro. NC English Sandra Crump Hudson. NC Biology Valerie Currence Winston-Salem, NC Political Science Byron Diggs Fuquay-Varina, NC History Amy Durr Charleston. SC Special Education Kathie Eckard Cary, NC Special Education Jamie Fadel Charlotte. NC Special Education Brian Fox Burlington, NJ Accounting Jamie Foxx Mt. Holly, NC Accounting Gay Garrett Roxboro. NC Legal Administration Maria Gearhart Greensboro. NC Sociology Carol Glover Oxford. NC Psychology Bonita Goforth Candor. NC Undeclared Rachel Gwyn Durham. NC Undeclared Sandy Hamblin Georgetown, DE Special Education Linda Hamrick Alexandria. VA Special Education Lynn Harrison Greensboro. NC Recreation Jennifer Hinton Rocky Mount, NC Business Judy Jackson Sanford, NC Music Judy Johnson Rose Hill, NC Undeclared Becky Jones Olin. NC Music Darlene Kennedy Holly Hill, FL Social Work Anne Kierstead Columbia. MD Education Cindy Cook relaxes outside on a warm Fall day. Michelle Kohler Carlisle, PA French Jennifer LeGrand Mt. Gilead, NC Social Work Lisa Lewis Walkertown. NC Biology Elizabeth Mackey Richmond, VA Special Education Charlene Martin Roxboro. NC Accounting Robin Matte Wayne. NJ Spanish Ellen McAdams Greensboro. NC Christian Education Taffy McLean Gastonia. NC Speech and Drama Class Of 1983 Sharon Patton Amherst, VA Music Patty Perham Upper Marlboro, MD Accounting Liz Powell Granby, CT Special Education Jeanne Minor Gaithersburg. MD Biology Jackie Mitchell Rocky Mount, VA Legal Administration Regina Mouw Spring Hill. FL Art Tom Nimmo Succasunna, NJ Music Vallerie Pringle Fayetteville. NC Biology Karla Pulten Hightstown. NJ Physical Education Kim Rainey Wilmington. DE Radiology Sylvia Ramseur Shelby, NC Special Education Felecia Roach Liberty. NC Biology Lesa Robinson Yorktown, VA French Keith Saine Lincolnton, NC Undeclared Deborah Shannon Manassas. VA Business Roger Shaw Washington. DC English Carlita Shumate Oxon Hill. MD Physical Education Loraine Spencer Hopewell. NJ Biology Linda Stager Raleigh. NC Special Education Carol Stone Thomasville, NC Special Education Lisha Sturgill Darlington. MD Special Education Lisa Tarlton Hickory. NC Business Julie Tucker Boca Raton. FL Elementary Education Tracy Turner Seminole. FL Undeclared Peter Voorbrood Heerlen. Netherlands Pre-Medicine Dedra Wallace Smithtown. NY Art Darryl Waller Newport News, VA Music Cheryl Wiegert Chester. VA Special Education John Williamson Hopewell. VA Education Kelly Winstead Henderson, NC Undeclared Mary Ellen Wolff Pleasantville. NY Undeclared Class Of 1983 . Laura Moog smiles for a caterpillar and the camera. Clare Woodley Richmond, VA Legal Administrate Georgia Worley Smithfield. NC Special Education Cecilia Wright Greensboro. NC Art Jill Wynkoop Purcellville, VA Business -z i i jT B I K ' M 4 m ■i familiar People In Memoriam of Regina Ann Mouw. freshman art major. who died tragically on May 6. 1980 Index Allen, Janet Sue 170 Allen, Kenneth Jefferson 36 Allen, Marsha 170 Alley, Amy Michele 36 Allred, Saundra Gayle 190 Amos, June Michele 190 Andrews, Deborah 170 Ansell, Julie Jeannine 4, 9, 10, 13, 180 Anthony, Avis Debra 139 Apy, Edward 170 Armstrong, Billie Leigh 12, 190, 208 Arnold, John Francis 142 Auen, Matthew 130 Austin, Laura Susan 180 Ball, Janice Ruth 4, 36 Barber, Helen Elaine 165, 170 Barbot, Laura Anne 170 Barker, Deborah Louise 190 Barnes, Theresa 180 Barnwell, William K. 142 Bass, Cynthia Alice 36 Battle, Barbara Jean 170 Baxter, Kathryn II, 190 Baynes, Tina Elaine 190 Bazen, James Craig 80, 165, 170 Bednarsky, Mary Kay 170 Benton, Amelia Gene 190 Bessent, Laura Lisa 180 Biega, Father Rich 54 Black, Michael Evans 170 Blackburn, Claudia 37 Blackwell, Mary Susan 170 Bonnet, Beth Susan 180 Bontrager, Mr. Jerry 54 Bowen, Telfair Stockton 147, 190 Bowman, Mrs. Polly 54 Bowyer, Karen 180, 208 Bracey, Lisa Delores 80, 81 Braswell, Shelley 37 Bredesen, Eric 135 Brewer, Robert Stacy II, 142 Brewer, Steven Jay 136, 170 Brown, Beatrice 139, 141 Brown, Jacqueline II Brown, Paul Alexander 190 Bryant, Ralph Thomas 190 Bullock, Mrs. Ramona 55 Burnett, Traci Deaton 190 Burrell, Herlanna Renee 190 Burton, John Matthew 170 Butler, Tracey 139, 141 Cagle, Darrell Randall 136, 191 Call, Marcia Dawn 180 Callahan, Dr. Kemper 55 Carroll, Elmer Keith 37 Carter, Margaret Ellen 37 Carter, Theodore 170 Case, Albert Allen II, 38 Cashwell, John Franklin i8 Clayton, Sheila Faye 191 Coe, Tselane 191 Cokinos, Cynthia Jean 38 Colegrove, Kimberly Ann 139, 191 Coleman, Kathy Marie 191 Conrad, Glenn Denorris 38 Conrad, Mark Anthony 170 Cook, Cindy Ann II, 81, 191, 192 Cooper, James Steven 180 Index Couch, Angela Diane 191 Cox, Katherine 191 Crump, Sandra Jeanne 191 Cuffy, LaUnah Shamaine 170 Cunningham, Kenneth Edward 180 Currence, Valerie Lynne 191 Cuthbertson, Mrs. Bobbie 55 Davis, Donald Binford 135 Davis, Nancy Lynn 39 Davis, Susan Lynn 39 DeAngelis, Dino Anthony 130, 208 DeHart, Bruce Joel 39 Dent, Carolyn Portia 171 Diggs, Byron Kenneth 191 DiNatale, Frank 3 Dobbins, Daniel Gray 39 Doll, Andrew Morgan 171 Dones, Mary Elizabeth 180 Donnell, Irene 171 Dull, David Lynn 10, 40 Dunn, Mrs. Mary Kit 56 Durr, Amy 191 East, Julia 13 Eaton, William Bradley 53 Ebinger, Lori Mae 13 Eckard, Kathie Anita 139, 191 Edens, Mr. Bob 135 Edney, Ms. Debbie 56 Elmore, Meg 139 Ericksson, Debra II, 180 Fadel, Jamelia Margaret 191 Fandino, Jesus David 180, 182, 208 Fenton, Carol Lynn 9, 171 Ferguson, Charles Edward 142 Finger, Sharon Juanita 8, 181 Flickinger, Lynn 80 Flippen, Yolande Fairine 40 Flynt, Lynn Carol 181 Forney, Clay Reetina 40, 208 Forney, Damon Louise 136, 171 Fox, Brian Lenard 136, 191 Fox, Sue Ellen 171 Foxx, Jamie Lee 191 Frank, Ms. Nancy 56, 139, 141 Frazier, Mr. William 57 Freeman, Heidi Walker 40 Friedman, Robert David 136, 171, 208 Fuhrman, Timothy 41 Gardner, Mark Kalei 171 Garrett, Varendee Gay 192 Gearhart, Maria Louise 192 Gilliam, Jody Ordelta 3, 181 Gillis, Michael Craig 130 Glover, Carol Denise 192 Goforth, Bonita Gail 192 Golato, James Anthony 171 Golec, Joan 181 Goodrum, Mrs. Gladys 57 Gore, Gary Reed 41 Gossman, Mary Louise 181 Gray, Lucille Zenophia 181 Grayson, Dr. Glenn 57 Green, Jennifer 141 Greenbaum, Ellen Lynn 181 Gregory, Tammy Darlene 171 Guilford, Gail 181 Gums, Joy McCurry 41 Guy, Donnell Wilbur 9. 181 Index Gwyn, Rachel Ellen 192 Hall, Lee Sterling 142 Hamblin, Sandra Lynn 192 Hamrick, Linda Lee 192 Hamrick, Tim 4 Harding, Elizabeth Mcneill 181 Hardy, Nancy Anne 9, II, 41 Harris, Darlene Sue 42 Harris, Jeannie Lynn 171 Harris, Jeffery 10 Harris, Laurence Allen 181 Harrison, Mary Lynn 192 Hart, Mr. Lenn 58 Hatchett, Margaret Currie 42 Hayes, Cheryl Marie 9, 171 Hayes, Patrick Kerwin 130 Hayes, Peter 130 Healy, Teresa Ann 12, 181 Heath, Cynthia 172 Hedrick, Martha Hollyday 42 Herbin, Cassandra Johnson 42 Herndon, Edgar Weldon 130 Higgins, James Lee 80 Hill, Mark Howard 172 Hill, Mary Lavinia 43 Hilton, Karen 172 Hines, Thomas Wayne 172 Hinton, Jennifer Ann 192 Holden, Tracy Robin 181 Holler, Lisa Renee 43 Holton, Karen Ann 4, 180, 181 Hort, John 143 Hovis, Linda Diane 43 Hudson, Hermetta Olivia 172 Hudson, Laura Lynn 43 Hughes, Sarah 80. 165, 172 Hull, Dr. James 58 Hunt, Pattie Mae 139, 141 Hunter, Albert Kenneth 136 Hunter, Helen Monica 44 Hurley, Sybil Ellen 44 Hyduke, David 130 Jackson, Judith Ann 192 Jeffrey, Lisa Carol 44 Jeffries, Trudy Denise 44 Johnson, Charles Edward 172 Johnson, Cindy Maria 45 Johnson, Flora Rosette 181 Johnson, Judy Ann 192 Johnson. Kristy Sue 181 Jolly, Susan 135 Jones, Anne Moir 45 Jones, Barbara Michelle 139 Jones, Rebecca Edna 192 Jordan, William Kenneth 143 Kadunce, Dr. Ray 58 Keane, Brian 136 Kelly. Charles 142 Kennedy, Darlene Marie 192 Kierstead, Anne Lenelle 192 Kimman, John William 182 Kohler, Michelle 193 Kontoulas, Angelo 172 Kostszycki, Robert 143 Lamprecht, Marianne 9, 80, 165, 172 LaRussa, Michael Anthony 142 LeGrand, Jennifer Louise 193 Lewis, Lisa Gaye 193 Index Lissabet, Ernest Frances 142 Locke, Mr. Jim 130 Locklear, Teresa 139, 141, 147 Logan, Leander Eugene 172 Long, Dr. John 17, 59 Lopez, Maria Elizabeth 45, 65 Loubriel, Lisha Cay 182 Lucas, Barbara Marie 172 Luffman, Willie 143 Lund, Cheryl Jeannine 135, 172 Mackey, Elizabeth Frances 193 Mansfield, Robert Wayne 136 Marr, Krista Beryl 135 Martin, Ann Marie 139, 141, 182 Martin, Charlene Yvonne 193 Martz, Steven John II Matacia, Mrs. Katharine 12 Matte, Robin Lee 13, 193 Mauney, Sandra Ann 182 Max, Joseph Alan 130 McAdams, Eleanor Howard 147, 193 McClintock, Robert Keith 130 McCollom, Cindy 45 McKellar, Elizabeth Ann 182 McLarty, Ms. Sallie 59 McLean, Taffy Jo 190, 193 McMillon, Detrece Alana 172 McMurry, Andrew Nathan 130 McNiel, William Mark 65 Mellon, Linda Dane 182 Melton, Rick Asberry 142; 165, 173 Mikels, Ron 136 Mills, Katherine Marie 182 Mills, Kathy Vanessa 173 Minor, Jeanne Allyn 193 Mitchell, George Leon 136 Mitchell, Jacqueline 193 Moog, Laura 8, 16, 81, 195 Moore, Angela Jan 173 Moore, Claudia Jane 173 Moore, Joey Madison 13, 182 Moretz, Laureen Ann 13 Morse, Robert Sandy 143. 182 Morton, Patricia Anne 182 Moss, Elizabeth Anne 46 Mouw, Regina Ann 193, 198 Murphy, Ms. Gail 59 Murphy, Virginia Adele 46, 135 Myers, Russ 182 Nece, Patricia May 10, 46, 65 Newell, Claudia Zalene 46 Nichols, David Carter 47 Nimmo, Tom 193 Norman, Catherine Jean 173 O ' Briant, Ethel Elizabeth 173 O ' Hara, Shawn 47 Owensby, William Monroe 47, 208 Pacocha, Patricia Leigh 47 Padgett, Cynthia Lynette 10, 173 Page, Patty 12 Pardue, Sherri Lynn 147, 182 Parker, Ricky Gene 136 Parks, Dr. Laws 59 Parmer, Curt Scott 130, 173 Patton, Sharon Yvonne 193 Peddycord, Teri Star 173 Index Pegram, Cynthia LeAnn 48 Perham, Patricia Ann 193 Peters, Kimberly Ann 48 Phillips, Mr. Dave 60 Pope, Julie Anne 48 Powell, Elizabeth Jane 193 Preddy, Cynthia Rose 48 Price, Debbie Lynn 165 Pringle, Vallerie Jean 194 Pullen, Karla Marie 141, 194 Pyott, Katherine Lamar 49 Rahn, Robert 142 Rainey, Kimberly 139, 194 Ramseur, Sylvia Lynne 194 Ramsey, Norman 173 Ransom, Judy Lynn II, 173 Reece, Dr. Milt 60 Reeves, Myra Kathryn 49 Reeves, Shelia 141 Reynolds, Patricia Kayren 182 Richardson, Linda Carol 49 Roach, Felecia Lynne 194 Robbins, Robert Alan 135. 142, 165 Robinson, Lesa Arnelle 194 Robinson, Patricia Louise 80 Rodriguez, Lilian 173 Rothrock, Kirk Anthony 130 Rothwell, Frances Odell 173 Rumple, Daryl Hayden 13, 130 Saine, Keith William 130, 194 Sanders, Ellen Marie 49 Santaloci, Michael Joseph 142 Saunders, Marissa Jo 4, 182 Scott, Sarah Paisley 173 Searcy, Terrinthia 139 Searcy, Timothy Ray 130 See, Odette Gay 141 Sellars, Jane Morgan 50, 80 Sessions, Ms. Lynn 60 Shannon, Deborah 13, 194 Shaw, Roger Anthony 194 Sherrill, Cynthia Jane 173 Sherrill, Mr. Howard 60 Shinn, Mrs. Gloria 57 Shoaf, Timothy Fred 50 Shoffner, Laurie Jamie 183 Shumate, Carlita 194 Shumate, Cheryl 173 Shuping, Susan Blanche 50 Silvis, Mary 147, 183 Smith, Donald Ray 142 Smith, Joyce Ann 50 Smith, Mary Kay 12 Smith, Wanda Kay 165, 174 Snider, Terri Carlyne 51 Snyder, Charlotte LeAnn 174 Southern, Michael David 183 Spencer, Loraine 194 Sportiello, Tony 80 Stager, Linda Sue 12, 194, 208 Stanley, Ann Jeanette 183, 208 Stewart, June OI ' Trice 9, II, 174 Stickle, John Ray 130 Stickley, Barbara Lynn 174, 208 Stone, Carol Ann 194, 208 Sturgill, Lisha Denise 194 Index Swaim, Deanna 183 Swanson, Kathryn Gail 147, 174 Talbert, Robert Irvin 51, 80, 81 Tarlton, Susan 147, 194 Task, Rabbi Arnold 61 Tatum, Dr. Barnes 8 Taylor, Deborah Lee 51 Taylor, Dr. Willie 56 Thomas, Larry 183 Thompson, Melvin 183 Thore, John Wayne 143 Tice, Tammy Lee 174 Toler, Darry Wayne 143 Touhey, Robert Joseph II, 142, 165, 174 Tucker, Ellyn 165, 174, 208 Tucker, Julie Lynn 12, 194 Turner, Tracy Lugene 195 Tysinger, Scot Lee 51, 142 Vacendak, Mr. Steve 136 Van Pelt, Dr. Arnold 61 Vass, Sharon Kay 52, 208 Vick, Thomas Dewayne 10, 183 Viers, Walter Glenn 65 Voorbrood, Peter 195 Walker, Deborah DeAnne 183 Walker, Manetta Edwina 183 Wallace, Dedra Ann 195 Waller, George Darryl 195 Waltrip, David Allen 80 Warren, Linda Gail 174 Washam, Christine Lee 135 Waters, Ron Daniel 52, 136 Watson, Gregory Robert 52 Webster, Paula Jane 4, 80, 183 Westerhoff, Jill Louise 174 Whalen, Kelly Anne 174 Wheeler, Susan Wynne 183 Wiegert, Cheryl Anne 80, 195 Wilkins, Elaine Carol 174 Williams, Sherrill Ann 8, 9, 52 Williams, Timothy Alan 81 Williamson, John 195 Williamson, Marionette 53 Wilson, Dr. Ben 61 Wilson, Eric Van 183 Wilson, Gloria Denise 183 Wilson, Karen 10 Winstead, Kelly Dianne 195 Wolff, Mary Ellen 135, 195. Woodard, Sheila Lynn 174 Woodley, Clare Lorraine 195 Worley, Georgia Elizabeth 195 Wrenn, Mrs. Janice 55 Wright, Cecilia Perry 195 Wynkoop, Betty Jill 12, 195 Wyrick, Pamela Ann 135, 147, 174 Yancey, Betty Lael 8, 53 Young, Cecil George 143, 174 Ze ltner, Barbara Jean 9, 183 Editor ' $ flote With the close of the 1979-80 school year comes the publication of another Echo and yet another comment from the editor. (And since said editor is tired, she will be brief and to the point.) The year was a good one, it passed quickly, and this book could not do justice to G.C. ' s many highs and lows. For that shortcoming I apologize) but somehow we managed to survive late nights in the office drawing layouts, long hours in the darkroom processing film, spoiled photographs, missed deadlines — all of the desperate, frustrat- ing moments — in order to see our way clear to the productive, final moments. I may not know until several years from now whether or not this undertaking was worthwhile) regardless, I can state that I have learned unforgettable lessons about people in general and about myself. I am grateful for that opportunity. So, students, reflect, ponder, and cherish the memories of G.C. which are spread before you on these pages. After all, you are the college — her past, her present, and her future. Remember, live, and dream with her in mind. Ellyn J. Tucker Editor Special Zkanks Although this book was largely one person ' s responsibility, its completion is due in part to the efforts of a handful of invaluable people. The editor wishes to extend special thanks to: Harry Thomas of Josten ' s American Yearbook Company for his constant support, advice, and wisdom) Craig Smith of Carolina Camera for speedy, efficient service and friendship! Jessie Pope. Steve Boone, and Curt Bradbrook of G.C. ' s Business Office for assistance with bills, receipts, keys, and camera storage-, Darlene Stanley for going above and beyond the call of duty in sorting and mailing numerous items for the Echoi Florence Allen for help in placing many long-distance phone calls-, Al Thurston and Yearbook Associates for photographic services rendered; Deb Price for her photograph used on page 16-, Sarah Hughes and Bet Yancey for their patience with people inquiring about yearbook stuff; Laura Moog, Jesus Fandino, and Rob Friedman for their assistance during critical mo- ments) and Mary Louise Deal and Betty Tucker for immeasurable and unwa- vering confidence and belief. echo Staff Ellyn Tucker, Editor-in-chief Bill Owensby. Business Manager Rob Friedman, Photographer Jesus Fandino, Photographer Barbara Stickley, Art Editor Dino DeAngelis, Sports Editor Kay Vass Billie Armstrong Carol Stone Jeanne Stanley Karen Bowyer Linda Stager Clay Forney All rights to this publication are reserved by the Publications Board of Greensboro Col- lege. The 1979-80 Echo was published by Josten ' s American Yearbook Company in Clarksville, Tennessee. The production of the 1979-80 Echo is a limited 750 copies. Additional specifications are available upon request. All opinions expressed in this book through photographs, copy, and artwork are solely those of the editor and staff and do not necessarily represent those of the college. Wi, ' ii :