Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1981 volume:

CONTENTS People 7 Campus Life Part I 68 Clubs 98 Sports 142 Campus Life Part II 150 Graduation 194 Directory 206 It ' s the little unexpected things that make life inter- esting. Take for instance, becoming yearbook editor and then having last year ' s book dropped in your lap. I suppose, however, that it takes experiences like this to make life complete. I mean think of how bored my staff would have been at the beginning of this semes- ter if they had not have had last year ' s book to play with! Nonetheless, we, the 81-82 staff, take no responsibility for this book. We are )ust glad as you are that it finally arrived. We did the best with what we had (which wasn ' t much). I would like to thank my staff for helping me. They have proved the old saying, that you know who your real friends are when the chips are down . Special thanks to Loretta Sams for the endless typing hours she put in. Special thanks to the GC Community for being so patient. We ' re looking forward to a much better year this year. Hope you are too! Judy Jackson Editor, 81-82 Do you ever get the urge to skate ' I used to until I made a habit of cracking my bones everytime I put on the wheels. Anyway, lots of us did take the plunge this year and you can check it out on page 148. Can you imagine a Halloween without a keg party at Mens ' Neither can N We almost had to imagine it, but somehow the men came through, and we got our costume keg party! Not many ol us left sober, to check it out turn to page 92 We had our share of pageantry this year what with both the Miss Ms. G.C. pageants Beautiful and talented Jackie Brown took the title of Miss G.C and iohnita Williamson stole the crown from Donna Smith and Robin Robbins. For a hilarious update on the Ms. G.C. see page 76 Thats me and my assistant editor Barbara Stickley posing tor an old fashioned portrait, photo courtesy Phyliss Case of Lord and Case She came to photograph the reciepiants of Who ' s Who and made a killing with the rest of the students To see more of her work, turn to page 27 A friend took me to the Homecoming Dance this year and it was, as ever, wild and wonderful Jeanette Beaudry set up all the plans as usual and it was a smash ' It was the social event of the school year and |ust about everyone who was anyone attended Page 186 Don ' t forget the Spring Dance where LaUnah Cutty was crowned may Queen. Page 180. Office The last social event of the season was the Beach Party Sand was brought in, shoes were kicked oft, blankets and towels arrived, music pumped in and food provided. It was a blast ' See page 150 The special spread on Dungeons and Dragons is worth a few gold pieces to look into. It tries to give a little insight into the college fantasy game which is sweeping the country It also tries to convince you to play, alter all, you should try anything once, twice it you like it! Do a little adventuring on page 170. It you theatre thrills you as much as it does me, I think you ' ll en)oy the spot on it on page 121 This page means alot to me tor it is my page-a page to rant rave on or |ust be glad its finally over Everyone who came in contact with me this year heard something about YEARBOOK ' It was always on my mind I wanted it to be the best the best that I could achieve with my limited experience I believe that I have done that. I entered this |ob with NO experience, but I believe that I have left it with much A yearbook is not |ust what you see here the finished product, it is so much more For |ust one page you have to make 3 layouts, 3 copysheets, crop every picture and label it, index all people, place in an envelope and mail Think of the work tor 208! This was a hard |ob, but I enioyed every minute, every hour, every day that I was editor (really because I got my own office!) Well, all I have left to say is that you hold the final result in your hands, it is yours to condemn or to condone Accept it as it IS, tor as Ellyn Tucker once said Did you help ' A.J.S. Editor Jeanne Stanley Assistant Editor Barbara Stickley People Editor Kathy Cox Art Editor Barbara Stickley Picture Editor Jeanne Stanley Copy Ctiief Deb Williams Advisors Jeanette Beaudry Edward Coleman Art Assistants Torn Hite, Tim Hamrick, Holly Kuenley Editorial Copy Assistants Tom Vick, Andy Austin, Linda Mellon, Kathy Cox, Barbara Stickley. Graphics Gary Russell, Dennis Straub, Mark Gentry, Billie Armstrong, Kathy Cox, Nappy Boykin, Jeanne Stanley, Barbara Stickley Photographers Jeanne Stanley, Barbara Stickley, Cindy Harris, Linda Mellon, Marcia Call, Leslie Macko, Carl Shatley, Phillip Thomas, Mark Gentry, Paul Cordts Developers Carolina Camera Company Publisher Jostens American Yearbook Company Publishing Consultant Harry Thomas All rights to this publication are reserved by the Publications Board of Greensboro College. All opinions expressed in this book through photographs, copy, and artwork are solely those of the editors and do not necessarily represent those of the student body or administration of the college. The Echo is the yearbook of the Student Government Association and is funded by the Student Body of Greensboro College, Greensboro, North Carolina. A kTOUHEY ON TH( ROCKS The PEOPLE Section contains the Seniors, the Juniors, the Sophomores, the Freshmen, Dedication, Faculty and Administration-in other words, all of the people who make up GC, Being a Senior holds many connotations. It is a time of anticipation and a time of nostalgia. A Senior looks forward to entering a |ob. getting married or continuing his or her education. A Senior also realizes that college life will soon be past and looks back at all those experiences from earlier years. Tfie Class of 1981 has certainly made its contribution to G.C m its own special way. So, it is with pride that we introduce our Senior section which is concluded by a segment of our most outstanding Seniors. SENIORS Marsfia Allen Leslie Jo Andrews Recreation Special Education Gastonia. N.C Astieboro, NC Edward C. Apy, Jr. Music Fair Haven, NJ Helen Elaine Barber James Craig Bazen Special Education Music Salisbury, NC Fort Myers, FL Mary Kay Bednarsky Elizabeth H. Bemis Special Education Special Education Severna Park, MD Severna Park, MD Michael Evan Black Special Education Piney Creek, NC Donna L. Burnett Religion Roanohe, VA Steven Jay Brewer Pinehufst, NC Business Administration Greta Allison Burris Radiology Hillsborough, NC John Matthew Burton Carol Lee Cartisano Music Elementary Education Greensboro, NC Julian. NC Yvette L. Clark Sheri Dawn Coates Pre Medical Greensboro, NC New York, NY Elementary Education 49 Mark Anthony Conrad LaUnah Shamaine Cuffy Music Recreation Winston Salem. NC Oxon Hill, MD Irene R. Donnell Darlene East Elemenlary Education Business Administration Santord, NC Jacksonville, NC Commissioned as 2nd lieutenant in US, Air Force Lori Mae Ebinger William J. Evans Special Education Music Sliver Spring. MD Point Pleasant, NJ Carol Lynn Fenton Tammy Gregory Fields Biology Greensboro, NC Newport News, VA Robert David Friedman Mark Kalei Gardner Biology Mathematics Freetiold. NJ lacksonville, NC Hardee Christian Service Award Winner Karen Rutfi Genaway Betty Jane Guest Christian Education Special Education Burlington. NC Greensboro. NC Special Education Award Winner Hardee Christian Service Award Winner Sandra Leigh Hampton Special Education Greensboro. NC Cindy Perry Harris Business Elizabeth City. NC Jeannie Lynn Harris Cheryl Marie Hayes Education Special Education Yadkinville, NC Cume, NC Mark Howard Hill Thomas Wayne Hires Music Education Music Education High Point, NC Elkton, MD Hermetta Olivia Hudson Sarah P. Hughes Special Education Speecti Drama Snowtiill, MD Greensboro, NC Alpha Chi Award Winner Charles Edward Johnson Barbara Michelle Jones Music Education Biology Crewe, VA West Point, VA Cheryl Jeannine Lund Detrece Alana McMillon Recreation Political Science Long Meadow, MD Durtiam, NC SGA President William Mark McNeil Rick Asberry Melton Business Administration Business Hebron, CT Bostic, NC Angela Jan Moore Claudia Jane Moore Special Education Biology Seagrove. NC Fredenca. DE Wall Street Journal Award Winner Senior Class Vice President Ethel Elizabeth O ' Briant Curt Scott Parmer Elm City, NC Accounting Special Education East Petersburg, PA Teri Star Peddycord Bob Touhey, the senior class Recreation tor Special Populations President, checks out the latest Winston Salem, NC „„, r -j . A .: Starra Merfise Phipps Norman Leslie Ramsey, Biology Religion Philadelphia, PA Madisonville, VA Judy Lynn Ransom Robert Alan Robbins Music Piano Biology Woodbine. MD Winston Salem, NC American Bible Society Award for Excellence in Greek Biology Award Winner Anisia Gonzalez Foreign Language Award Winner Lilian Leonor Rodriguez Sarah Paisley Scott Business Special Education Monroe. NC Mebane, NC Cyntliia Jane Slierrill Cheryl L. Shumate Special Education Legal Administration Red Springs. NC Martinsville. VA Wanda Kay Smith Charlotte LeAnn Snyder Special Education Special Education Greensboro, NC Winston Salem, NC Virginia Starling June OI ' Trice Stewart Music Business Cuttibert, GA Wastiington, DC Barbara Lynn Stickley Robert Franklin Stuart, Clara Doughery Brown Art Award Sculpture Business Administration inng|- Harrisonburg, VA Fairmont, NC Darry Wayne Toier Robert Joseph Touhey History Business Durtiam, NC Oclacoke, NC Senior Class President Senior Class Treasurer John A. Tricoli, III Ellyn Jeanette Tucker Business English Harold H. Hutson Award Winner Chester, VA Fort Smith, AK jhelma D. Taylor Religion Award Winner Lisa Ann Vaden Linda Warren Business Administration Biology Greensboro, NC Philadelphia, PA Lynn Waugaman Jill Louise Westerhoff Business Psychology Greensberg, PA Durham, NC Cute John Tricoli looks as if he may tiptoe through the | g||y g Whalen tulips at any moment while competing tor Ms. G.C. History Durham, NC Elaine Carol Wilkins Michael Alan Williams Music Accounting Mooresville, NC Vienna. VA Eric Van Wilson Pamela Ann Wyrick Music Recreation Mount Holly, NC West Jefterson, NC Who ' s Who Not Pictured: Barbara Hawks, Sarah Hughes, Charles Johnson, Lihan Rodriguez. Ellyn Tucker-Collegian 1, 2, 4; Echo 1; SCF 1, 2, 3; Echo Editor 2, 3; CMTF 3; FCA 4; Frugal Bugal 3, 4; Alpha Chi 4; Junior Marshal 3; Harold H. Hudson Award 4. Mark McNeil-Swim Team 1; SGA Treasurer 2, 3: Ombudsmon Staff 3; Social Rules Com. 3; SGA VP President 4; Lifeguard 1 2, 3, 4. 6 , CRAIG BAZENSwim Team 1; Wind Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2; SGA Rep. 3; Jazz Band Mirage 3 4; Lifeguard 1, 2, 3, 4; Deans List 1, 2, 3, ' 4. June Stewart-Academic Welfare 2; Dorm Council 2, 3; SGA 2, 4; FAB 3, 4; Lyre 3; Gospel Choir 3; UAAS 3; AKO 4. Rick Melton -NCSL 1, 2; AMS 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4: Junior Marshal 3: Senior Class VP 4; SGA Rep. 4. Rob Robbins-Tennis 1, 2; Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology 2; Junior Marshal 3; AMS 4; Dorm Council 4; SGA Rep. 4; Deans List 2, 3, 4. Lori Ebinger-SCEL 3, 4: Social Life 3, 4; Echo 3; SNEA 3, 4; SGA Rep. 4; English 4; Dorm Cou. Alt. 4; Hall Mem. Sch. 3; Alpha Kappa Omega, Alpha Chi, Alpha Delta Kappa. Matthew Burton-SCF 1; Concert Choir 3, 4; Campus Ministry 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Student Counselor 2, 3, 4. Sandy Hampton-Campus Bible Study 3; SCF 3, 4; SGA Rep. 4; Campus Ministry 4; FCA 4; Deans List 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert Touhey NMUN 1; Soccer 2, 3; Social Lite 3: AMS 3, 4; RA 4; SGA Rep. 4; Senior Class President 4; Campus Honor Court 4; FAB 4. Damon ForneyBasketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Valuable Freshman Player 1; All-American Nominee 4; Captain Greensboro Hornets Basketball Team 4. f JUNIORS One of the |oys of being a Junior is knowing ttiat tfiere is only one more year after ttiis one. In tfie meantime, these Juniors are enioying GC ' s backcampus. Steve Cooper, Ed Arter and Laurel Zeiss ham it up after the pig-pickin ' (above). Photo by Barb Stickley. Linda Stager, Marcia Call, Paula (Nappy) Boykin and Deb Williams ponder a backgammon move (right) Photo by Barb Stickley. Alice Alcorn Lynn Arrington Edward Arter Ruffin, NC Tavares, FL Laurelton, NY Sequin Angelique Baker Kathi Barker Jacqueline Bass Hendersonville, NC Warrensville, NC Durham, NC Laura Bessent Paula Boykin Emily Bracy Salisbury, NC Kenly, NC Aberdeen, NC 7T 4 4 )i ' ric Bredesen Ben Bridgeman Lynn Bryson Marcia Call Frank Cimino Weston, VA McCall, SC Ashville, NC Nortti Wilkesboro, NC Milville, NJ (aren Clawson Dottie Clem Steve Cooper Myra Faye Diggs Pamela Donaldson eynoldsburg, OH Staunton, VA Greensboro, NC Florence, SC Charlotte, NC esus Fandino Missy Fogle Jody Gilliam Joan Golec Lucille Gray orth Miami, FL Charlotte, NC Greensboro, NC New Bern, NC Richmond, VA H Fall brings picnics and new friends. Randy Kanipe gets to know Junior transfer Kale McCracken. Ellen Greenbaum Don Guy Kathy Hadfield Lee Hall Elizabeth Harding St. Petersburg, FL Calypso, NC Califon, NJ Wmston-Salem, NC Belmont, NC Terry Healy Ram Hinson Jennifer Hinton Torri Hite Jenny Holladay Point Pleasant, NJ Lumberton, NC Rocky Mount, NC Old Greenwich, CT Frankiinville, NC . Karen Holton Katrina Hoyle Flora Johnson Kristy Johnson Linda Johnson ' Birmingtiam, AL Shelby, NC Shallotte, NC Germantown, NC Rosehill, NC Walking softly, Jesus Fandino carries a big stick ' W Phyllis Jones Lexington, NC Leslie Macko Marlton, NJ Teresa Mayo Greensboro, NC Randy Kanipe Hendersonville, NC Andrea Martin Charlotte, NC Linda Mellon Winchester, VA Lee Ketchum Daniel Lauricella Greensboro, NC Pennington, NJ Ann Martin Marcia Massay Radford, VA Dade City, FL Joey Moore Robert Sandy Morse Rural Hall, NC Stuart, VA Lisha Loubriel Carolina, P.R. Paul Maynard Staunton, VA Peggy Mudd Orange Park, FL Jody Gilliam is always coopera picture taken. Photo by Kathy 1 tive about having her Cox. Janet H. Mullis Russ Meyers Carlton Parker Sheri Pennell Angle Roland Greensboro, NC Richmond, IND Bridgeville, DE Creston, NC Warrensville, NC Barbara Schrank Mary Silvis Donald Smith Linda Stager Jeanne Stanley Colts Neck, NJ Bellamy, VA Concord, NC Raleigh, NC Winston-Salem, NC Patricia Sullivan Deanna Swaim Swanson, K.G. Susan Valentine Thomas Vick Lansing, NC Hamptonville, NC Greensboro, NC Dobbs Ferry, NY Melbourne, FL The New Women ' s Dorm Christmas party provides a break before exams for Elizabeth Harding. Photo by J. Stanley Debbie Walker Reidsville, NC Paula Webster Mt. Airy, NC Deborah Williford Roxboro, NC Drew Walker Dobson, NC Susan Wheeler Manteo, NC Laurel Zeiss Harrisonburg, VA Marietta Walker Mt. Olive, NC Deborah Williams Leola, PA With thoughts of impending spring, jovial Juniors Raymienne Hobbs, Frank Cimino and Katherine Mills would probably like to abandon Journalism class to enjoy front campus (far left). Photo by K. Cox. Outside, new Junior Henry Stone spots the camera on his way to dinner (bottom right). Photo by Jeanne Stanley. Finally, Barbara Shrank is eager to get away-a common sentiment among Juniors (below). Photo by Jeanne Stanley. 1982 Xoclad Bissells. Perfumers since 1960, Gayle Allred Randleman, NC Amy Benton Charlotte, NC Karen Clark Key West, FL Billie Armstrong Columbia, NC Naima Bousmaha Tangier, Morocco Sheila Clayton Roxboro, NC Debbie Barker Milton, NC Tracey Burnett Wilmington, NC Tse ' Lane Coe Fayetteville, NC Sandra Crump, Cheryl Wiegert and Robin Matte spread the Christmas spirit at the New Women ' s Dorm Christmas party, below left. Photo by J. Stanley. Elizabeth Mackey is lost in thought as she leaves the post office, below. Photo by J. Stanley. SOPHOMORES Paul Cordts Katherine Cox Charia Creekmore Sandra Crump Amy Durr Durham, NC Greensboro, NC Greensboro, NC Hudson, NC Charleston, SC Julia East Jamie Fadel Brian Fox Ada Free man Maria Gearheart Churchville, VA Charlotte, NC Burlmgton, NJ Mt. Olive, NC Greensboro, NC Carol Glover Rachel Gwyn Sandy Hamblin Linda Lee Hamrick Wanda Hemphill Oxford, NC Durham, NC Georgetown, DE Alexandria, VA Bishopville, MD Hanan ElBakry seems a little camera shy. ■ft T ' j uan Herrera t, Lauderdale, FL lebecca Jones )lin, NC Iharlene Martin ioxboro, NC John Hort Fayetteville, NC Darlene Kennedy Merritt Island, FL Robin Matte Wayne, NJ Judy Jackson Sanford, NC Michelle Kohler Carlisle, PA Ellen McAdams Greensboro, NC Judy Johnson Rosehill, NC Pamela Love Durham, NC Sharon Patton Amherst, VA Susan Jolly Rockville, MD Elizabeth Mackey Richmond, VA Terri Poole Leesburg, VA Laura Moog gives Dee Kennedy a lift. Photo by K. Cox.  n Liz Powell Granby, CT Kelly Schurr Liberty, NC Vicky Smith Rockville, MD Vallerie Pringle Fayetteville, NC Terr! Searcy Belews Creek, NC Angela Sorrels Buena Vista, VA Kim Rainey Wilmington, DE Debbie Shannon Monassas, VA Loraine Spencer HopewelL NJ Shelia Reeves Camelot, VA Carl Shatley North Wilkesboro, NC Carol Stone Thomasville, NC Lori Robinson Wastiington, DC Carlita Shumete Oxon HiH, MD Cindy Sutton Maggie Valley, NC Grenada Barnes and Rachel Gwyn return from surveying ttie parties m Men ' s Dorm. Ptioto by Susan Tarlton Tracy Turner Darryl Waller Hickory, NC Seminole, FL Newport News, VA Cheryl Wiegert Jeffrey Williams John Williamson Chester, VA Pennsauken, NJ Hopewell, VA Mary Ellen Wolff Clare Woodley Georgia Worley Pleasantville, NY Richmond, VA Smithfield, NC 1983 Ada Freeman, Liz Powell and Kathy Coleman munch down during a study break, left. Photo by J. Stanley Georgia Worley practices hug therapy with a furry friend, above. Photo by K. Cox. I 1 ' ' ik Freshmen Mary, Thorn Jones, Steve Jobe, upper classman C.K. and his friend Karen relax after the pig- pickin ' , below left. Photo by B. Stickley. Bev Condon and Cameron Finer share a tender moment. Photo by J. Stanley. mm Anthony Austin Monroe, NC Reine Blackwell Eden, NC Libby Braswell Taylors, SC Kim Allen Oxford, NC Ramona Ball Vinton, VA Pam Boston Springlake, NC Cindy Antle Pmehurst, NC Stuart Beach Rockingham, NC Lynn Brady Greensboro, NC : i ,-A FRESHMEN Tina Caldwell Susan Campbell Cindy Clapp Waynesboro, VA McLean, VA Haw River, NC Sally Conner Karen Cooke Judi Crocker Manassas, VA Marion, NC Ahseville, NC Felicia Flowe Connie Futch Mark Gentry Charlotte, NC High Point, NC Stony Point, NC Sally Cole Cranston, Rl Debbie De Gonge Convent Station, NJ Aneilia Glenn Waxhavi , NC Bev Conklon Suffren, NY Mike Flint Crugers, NY Myron Goode Sutherlin, VA Freshmen Mark Gentry and Philip Thomas |oin Sophomores Georgia W orley and Kathy Cox for a friendly picnic Photo by B Stickley ibj : ■ w ■■ ' a T ; Carol Gray Beth Groome Julie Hammond Beth Hayes Kathy Hepler Monroe, NC Thomasville, NC New Port, NC Hickory, NC Greensboro, NC Jay Hilbinger Alan Howard Jane Hudson Michelle Jackson Sharon Johnson Fallston, MD Spartanburg, SC Ayden, NC Washington DC Charlotte, NC Mandy Jones Thorn Jones Kellie KIstler Iris Lash Barbara Lewis Greensboro, NC Greensboro, NC Rocky Mount, VA Winston-Salem, NC Lawndale, NC 7 Robert munches on barbeque during a GC picnic. Photo • . . by To rri Hite d Sue Mappus Ella McBride Baltimore. MD Eden, NC Kelley Mills Winter Park, FL Wanda Pope Wadesboro, NC Lisa Milton Salem, Va Mike Rhodes Gastonia, NC Betsy McCann Edgewater, MD Lindsey Morris Daytona Beacti Yvette Roberts Kings Mountain, NC FL Raymond Miller Elkins Park, PA Sharon Padgett Gratiam, NC Fern Robinson Raleigti, NC Sherry Milliser Waynesboro, VA Jamie Perkins Yadkinville, NC Donna Salvato Norwalk, CT Judi Crocker and Thorn Jones experience a GC dance Ptioto by J. Stanley ■M ' - H wm 46 bkSi ii ' Donna Shatley Allison Simes Carol Simpson Twana Smoot Mark Southard North Wilkesboro. NC Winston-Salem, NC Wilmington, NC Mocksville, NC Shelby, NC Dena Souther Terri Starnes Kim Stephenson Everett Still Dennis Straub Salisbury, NC Conover, NC Forrest Hill, MD Gastonia, NC Kinston, NC Susan Tekosky Philip Thomas Gloria Torres Gray Troxler Kim Walker Amityville, NY Weaverville, NC Ponce, Puerto Rico Concord, NC Naples, FL Tina Caldwell and her friends munched out at the Pij Pickin ' Sallie G. McLarfy and Mary Duncan check the crystal ball to discover many beautiful people: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones (top right) Mr. Fred Jones and his secretary Ms. Roberta M. Fox with Sallie G. McLarty and Mary Duncan of the Alumni Office (center right) Mr. Bontrager and Mr. Kowski of the Art Dept. (bottom right James M. Tucker, Jr., Sandy Pulliam, Martha Foster, Gail Murphy, Ellen Jones, Carol Stearns, Kay Burns and Lynn Sessions, of the Admissions Office (above FACULTY June McCuiston-secretary of A S Building Polly Bowman-secretary to the Dean of Student Affairs. Ramona Bullock- Cowans secretary. Rebecca Blumgren of Special Ed. Barbara Rodgers of Special Ed AND RDmiNISTRRTION 1 1 M ' m IwM la § L ' B L The Business Office looks over some figures, (not Kattiys!) (top left) Tfie Business Office secretaries-Jean Jobe, Jessie Pope, Isabel D. Forrest, and Ann P. Lojoko. Steve Boone, Kathy Holbrook and Curtis Bradbrook of ttie Business Office Dr. Parks beside fiis favorite cat calendar. Dr. Parks and Mr. Frazier of the Business Department. Donna Shatley converses with Mrs. Oliver. Bobbie Norton checks her files D.W. Watson, Ada Richardson, Chris Morton, Virginia Benton, Robert Felder, Debra Grossnickle, Carol Williams, and Phyliss Boyd of the cafeteria. Mr. Coleman, Mrs. Sellars, Mr. Baker, Mrs. Vanderwerf, Dr. Bunn, and Dr. Wilson make up the English Department. Mr. James Locke. Bobbie Norton, and Katharine Oliver of the Financial Aid Office Senora Sanchez of the Foreign Language Department. Dr. Hoy stiows off her brand new car. Our Housekeeping Staff (1st shift) Dorothy Perry, Parline McCoy, Sally Edwards, Charles Perry, John Pace, Ruth Ellis, John Pittard, James Man on the hall Slappy, Heath Godfrey. Dr. Glenn Grayson, Mrs. Carolyn Beyer, and Dr. Hodge of the History Department, Our House keeping Staff (2nd shift) J.H. Pace, James Austin, Clarence Harris, Praline McCoy, Jerome Phillips, Tony Barnen, Cofeen Isley, Kim Barnen, Brenda Martin, and Elsie Burkes. i FP  r fT xJ 1 r tV—a. HJ - ■ nm r 1 ■ft 1 •as] I J Hi. Dr. Kitty Spivak, Lawanna Robinson, and Sandra Tatum of the Infirmary. Tfie maintenance crew-Robert Powers, Gary Bradbroolt, Cecil Oaks, Ed Ramey, and Dave Phillips, Jeanette Beaudry, tfie Greensboro Dorm Director Director of tfie Student Center. Gail Murphy, Admissions Counsellor. Bobbie Cuthburtson handles an old bag ... What Darlene Stanley really does behind closed doors. Dr. Reichard, Myrtis Davis, and Mrs. Steed of the Math Department. Dean Medlin. Our Music Department stands at attention. Kay Haliburton, secretary of the gym. Coach Edens and Coach Frank. Coacties: Bill Owensby (also New Womens Dorm Director), John Locke, Bob Edens, Nancy Frank and Milton Reece. Darlene Stanley of tfie Post Office. A W-M m PI 1 u rp r L ' iV% Wt ' Mrs. Divitci hangs in there ' till Friday Janice Wren straightens her sweaters President Wilkinson and his secretary Barbara Gillespie. Janice Wren and Bobbie Cuthburtson tend to the College Bookstore, Carol Thomas, Charlotte Divitci, and Frances Schofeild take care of our transcripts at the Registrars Office, Jeanette Beaudry has her own burden to bear. James Locke and Caria Pullen swing their pardner ' round and ' round! Of the Rehgion Department we have Rabbi Task, Dr. James Hull, Monsignor Dolan, Terry Matthews and Barnes Tatum. Mrs. Allen Is our College Operator. V Dr. Callahan, Dr. Kadunce, Dr. Van Pelt of the Science Dept. Dr. Hoy teaching ' uno ' to Dr. Misenhimer, and Dr. latum. The Dean of Student Affairs Howard ' Butch ' Sherrill. Randy Paine, Ed Humble, Barney ' Al ' Fife, Bob Carroll, and Heath Godfrey of the Security Staff Roberta Hoover of the Special Ed. Dept. Dr. Bunn smiles for the camera. Ramona Bullock and Darlene Stanley hard at work. Dean Medlins right hand Connie Robinson. Mr. Murray and Mr. Murray again with Dr. Powell of the Social Work Department. frkf Ml m Linda Roth, chaplain. Mary Kit Dunn and Peggy Mudd discuss the days events. Mr. Hart of the Speech and Drama Department. Mary Kit Dunn, director of Career Planning Placement and Experimental Leanring. Joanne Davis, counsellor. DEDICATION The lives of all Greensboro College students have been touched by Myrtis Davis. Through her willingness to serve the GC Community, her abilities to teach and advise, the students have responded in performance, with respect and sincerity. Miss Davis has left GC with a lasting memory. Her years here have always been influential. It is with sincere affection that we dedicate this edition of Echo to her-Miss Myrtis Davis. Greensboro College Goes Hollywood! (Almost!) I the Carolinas. Suppli Splurge. You ' ll be surprised how good it makes you feel. Nothing else feels like real gold. I ¥ Ask for it by name. 14 Karat Gold Jewelry. JEWELERS OF NORTH CAROLINA. Marty Bear -In Concert- D Williams. M. Call, and L Mellon try to get close Does Randy Kanipe always have thai backgammon set with him ' This Wednesday evening. Sept 24 seems lo be no exception! Yes! We ' re the members of the Marty Bear Fan Club. So what of It? WUl M • Come on!! Let ' s go talk to Marty Bear in person, and don ' t you dare say you are chicken! Marty Bear? We thought this was the Third Annual Meeting of the Preps for Power Club! Back To Campus Life Clockwise from top: Jay Hilbinger seems intense on what must be someone else ' s math. Those must be the Volleyball Fiends who escaped from the Gym. (Tracy Butler Gigi Lamorte) Where ' s the P.J,? snarls Sassy Conners. I wasn ' t looking but somehow you found me. (Ellyn Tucker) All photos by J. Stanley. 1 i ! r 1 A v 1 m J g 1 fk i Kate and Paul Cox enjoy the sun before those cold rainy winter days arrive. Nappy Boykin will murder if another camera flashes at her. Sharon Finger must go to class, she has a notebook and pen! Dah ... K.G. Swanson wonders about BooBoo Kitty (a stuffed pet friend) Barbara Shrank has a friend close at hand. Mikey Black can lean on Barbara. Mr Hart tells Frank what he did wrong, and Jay Hilbinger(who was floored by the criticism he recently got) can laugh now. Ellen McAdams. Face the camera! Julia East is not quite sure if she wants to leave or stay. David Hyduke and Marcia Call talk about Camelot Wednesday night. Donna Shatley may find studying in such a neck breaking position appropriate for ttie class, but it IS doubtfull to help the thinking processes. Steve Monsen has just finished another one of those great G.C. meal of starch. Barbara Stickley smiles as usual at goodness knows what. Rob Robbins heads on down to the cafeteria after the trek from Men ' s dorm. Yes, Deb Williams can read Playgirl in Greek! K.G. Swanson can be so coordinated to talk on ttie telephone and sock the air at the same time. So, Julie Ansell, do you actually expect us to believe that your |ob in the real world will make you that rich?? The window watchers emerge from dorms so often. E2S Those at G.C. with cars are proud of the useful mobility machines. Donna Shatley is one such proud owner of a car. We can go out on shopping sprees and get lots of stuff in our cars, or in those of our friends. We can go home, or visit good friends with a car on the weekends. We can meet people in our cars, or in their cars. But without a car we can dream and look toward fun and excitement at Men ' s dorm. o Mq x[ i clmL.. Long, lean, all-white, tasteful. Man 100s. Warning The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health HIGH NERGr FOOLS BT The Sophomore Class sponsored a womanless beauty pageant on Nov. 14. Their Ms. G.C. Pageant was a laughing success for the entire campus as well as for the 14 women their male escorts. With borrowed dresses, nightgowns, flip-flops, bras, balloons to fill them with, make-up ribbons the contest ants decked themselves out. beautifully. Drs. Parks Davis Darlene Stanley judged the raving beauties. Joe Blue (Janet Allen) Marilyn Bardow (Dave Phillips) M.C. the ceremonies . . . BARBARA STICKLEY SALLY SPLINTERS (Cameron Piner) Measurements: 40-18-40 Major: Modeling Hobbies: Feather Dusting, Walking at night, picking up people. FARCEMANN CHERYL LAID (Brian Keene) Measurements: 36-30-34 Major: Underwater Bathtub Photography. Hobbies: Scuba diving in the nude, attending Carolinas football games, punk rocking, hippo hunting in the Artie. Fantasy: Winning Miss Preppy in the Universe contest. HADDIE GOODTIME: (Thom Jones) Measurements: 40-21-46 Major: Advanced Social Procedures Hobbies: Shaves twice a day, her legs once a week, prefers raw meat over vegetables, nude mud wrestling, drooling, gang dates and French everything. Titles: Miss Deep Breathmg of 1979. MODELS PRINCESS CUMON- ALWANALELYA (Bob Touhey) Measurements: 40-34-43 Major: Horizontal Recreation Hobbies: Men, island hopping. Breaking coconuts between her legs, lying around, keeping the sailors healthy happy. FRANCIS CHEWME (Frank DiNatle) Measurements: 48-29-44 Major: Orgasmic Chemistry Hobbies: Banging, ganging, being an all around easy date. GRETTA GITCHASUM (John Kinmon) Measurements: 1-2-3 Major: Anatomy by Braille with a minor in Group Games Hobbies: Nude volleyball, spreading, collecting creating social diseases. Clubs: Community Copulations Club, Little Sister of I Phelta Thee Fraternity. m SILOCON SUE (Juan Herrara) Measurements: 38-29-32 Major: Home Economics Hobbies: Swimming and sleeping and not necessarily in that order! ANYTIME ANNIE (Mark McNeil) Measurements: 38V4-29- 36 ' 2 Major: French Games Hobbies: Miller, Bud, enjoys the nightlife at Camelot 54, and giving out her phone number DOROTHY (Tom Halfacker) Measurements: 44-33-38 Major: Voice Deep Throat Hobbies: Underwater basketweaving, and singing Somewhere Over The Rainbow CONNIE LINGUS (Snake Smith) Measurements: 42-30-41 Major: Premarital Sex Advice Hobbies: Washing cars opening doors at the Hilton with her tongue, mackmg advances toward 90 yr. old men, being a Communist Workers Party Member getting my butt shot off by the KKK. ANITA MANN (John Williams) Measurements: 42-28-31 Va Major: Hostology Hobbies: Rock climbing, skunk chasing, parachuting in the Artie, and rowing her canoe across the Atlantic Ocean i.B. EASY (Jesus Fandino) Measurements: 48-52-50 Major: Sex Administration Hobbies: Playing nurse with Italian sailors. Keeping a snapshot collection of famous hemmorroidds (Pres. Carter George Brett), wants to cure the overpopulation proble m in India using a pair of scissors 3 tons of Q- Tips. MARIA GOHALOnA (John Tricoli) Measurements: 42V2-28- 451 4 Major: Legal Fornication Carnal Experimentation Hobbies: Sexual encounters of the closest kind, prophylactic collections Clubs: Toxic Shock Society, Greater Harlots of Greensboro, Preservation of the TROJAN BLACK CAT cultures. BERTHA BUn (Rob Robbins) Measurements: 54DD-24-42 Major: Inverted Sexual Tech. Hobbies: Spending quiet nights with my inflatible stud, picking warts off of bullfrogs while submerged in vasoline. (right) OK you slack backstage hands, where is the music? (bottom) Every Beauty Pageant must have one dog. Joe Blue and Marilyn Bardow MC the pageant. The three judges thought hard to decide on the most talented, coordinated beauty present. Two of our gay fauns dance around the stage for their talent. Hey end of the line, the MCs said for us all to turn Ya (left) Anita Mann becomes the Ms. G.C. (below) Pride shows in first runner-up Connie Lingus. Sadness is in Bertha Butt ' s face maybe because she should have won first. C Bye now, maybe see ya ' ll next year! ' there is that half turn finally! Around campus this year, we showed our faces. Libby Braswell and two friends decorated themselves up after an unusual Friday night. Rachel Gwen peaked out of her room. Holly Harrison, Dottle Clem, Lisa Tarlton faced the camera. Betsy O ' Briant Joanie Osteen looked at the coliseum schedule for a good concert or flea market. Gordie Steadman made a very rare appearance down at breakfast and even on a Saturday!!! ON THE SCENE Our green and orange cafeteria did not change very mucti. The food was starch; the meat a mystery, and we still ate there. But, what else was new? The stage band gave us music to dine by on several occasions. SGA plagued us with an over abundance of campaign speeches. Mice and cockroaches entertained us during the other meals. J N !l :m M-.1 S!l r rn (Just above) The trombone section plays their part. (Top left) Elaine Barber thinks over last night ' s activity! (Top right) Tom Mines on his baritone while Craig Bazen takes a breather. (Center right) Brian Keane finds such shocking news in the paper that LeAnn Snyder can ' t believe it, and his friend nearly ch okes! (Bottom right) This trumpeter follows the tradition of louis Arm- strong. All photos by B. Stickley. (left) The gravy is congealing! Nancy Sellin can ' t believe it and her hospitality guest just laughs, (below ) Chip Noviiack looks excited about his food. (left) Jill Westerhoff closes her eyes, opens her mouth, and is ready for the big taste test, (center left) Peggy Mudd w onders if the meal is w orth it. While (above) Lucille Gray, Fern Robinson, Granada Barns, and Myron Goode ]ust eat their food. Yes, G.C., there was a New Women ' s Christmas party! Some people did not think there would be a party due to the change in R.D,, but he pulled it off with great success, (top left) Janet Allen snowed the mirror. Karia Pullen (top right) added her fancy bird to the sheet everyone got to sign. Bill (center left) decided what else needed to be decorated with snow. Sandra Crump Jamie decided how to start decorating the lobby. The tree was decorated by ornaments the girls made. Angela Moore sat back after adding her John Hancock. (top left) Robin Matte, Ctieryl Wiegert, Angela Moore, and Linda Stager sit around the sheet while Billie Armstrong oversees the work, (top right) Elaine Wllkins had some ot the hot chocolate and cookies that were served at the party. Jill Weterhoff added her electrifing sparkle to the atmosphere. Keith, Rene Wigfall, Robin Pruit, Sandra Waters socialized on the steps at the party. The November Pig Pickin ' was a hoop hollerin ' occasion on campus. We stood in line (bottom left) for the picnic style lunch. Not quite in true pig pickin ' fashion, we picked the pork from the large hunks of roast pig with the help of knives, forks, and spoons (bottom right). Baked beans, cole slaw, potato salad, brownies, and soft drinks were also on the menu. We ate in groups (center right: Marcia Massey, Wanda Pope, Lynn Arrington) or we ate by ourselves (below: Dennis Straub). After eating, quite a number of backgammon sets were spread out, (right Rachel Gwen and Naima Bousmaha) Leslie Macko works to get rid of red eyes after waitressing for a cfiampagne party (left). Pfioto by B. Stickley. Carol Glover works ttie front desk wfiile her friend keeps her company (center left). Photo by B. Stickley. Jean Minor sits in the sun on a fine Autumn day (below). Photo by Leslie Macko. Julia East sits with the ever lit cigarette after a Taco Bell run. Photo by J. Stanley. And somebody on third floo r of Men ' s Dorm has nothing else to do but shoot a moon. At least we all do something! GREENSBORO DORfTI CHRISTfTlflS PARTY Greensboro Dorm had a party this year that was of quite a different note than New Womens. The furniture was moved aside, the stereo speakers moved in, food baked, punch brewed, and Johnathan Bates struck up the music. People filtered in to boogie on down to the beat. Tracy Turner had a willful Keith Saine m hand Paula Mann, Lori Robinson, Wanda Collins were pretty wallflowers until they graced the dancefloor Brian Fox, Renee Wigfall, Rochelle Smith, Jeff Williams got down Heywood Evans and Mike Drummond held up the wall before asking someone to dance. All photos by Barbara Stickley. CANDLELIGHT SERVICE The Festival of Seven Lessons and Carols, better known around campus as the Christmas Candlehght Service, was gorgeous this year. Seven Biblical lessons were read by different students, Staff members, faculty members. Between each lesson were the beautiful sounds of the Burlington Boys Choir, and the G.C. Concert Choir. The Christ Candlelight passed from candle to candle among those attending from the campus and community. The many little flames lighted the crowded chapel and then moved out to surround the fountain before retiring into the Lea Center for a reception given by the Alumni for the Burlington Boys Choir, (starting top left) The G.C. Choir, Carol Fenton, Dean Medlin, Carol Thomas, President Wilkinson, Donna Burnette, and Rick Melton all attended. Photos by B. Stickley Around the campus there is time to think, work, socialize, and |ust shoot the moon. Donna Shatley (right) |ust gazes into space as do Woggy Waugaman and Curt Overington (below). Robert Kostszycki (center right) sits comfortably in his chair shaking a finger at any who disturb him. Ada Freeman, Liz Powell, Kathy Coleman, Taffy McLean, Kim Rainy, and Wanda Hempliill (bottom) get together for a study break party. Tom Vick walks over to New Women ' s Dorm to call ' for someone (bottom right). Photos taken by J. Stanley D. Smith. Also after the pig, etc., the Blue Grass Band from Asheville struck up the fiddle, ban|o, electric guitar, and guitar for a little dancin ' ! They had played for us during the meal. Then we had some square dancin ' to do for them. We swang our partner round an ' round (bottom left), went under London Bridge (below). The rest watched, kept time, and went back for seconds (bottom right). The largest campus came to eat too (center left). Some down by the patio got into the music with a little clogin ' (left). All photos by B. Stickley. On some warm October nights (29th-31st) m 1980, all manner of strange creatures, animals, objects, people, and miscellaneous whatevers were let loose on our campus. On the 29th during a festive buffet banquet, Death and the Cat walked down in our midst. Miss Mattie , last years N.W. Dorm Director, revisited us (Dottie Clem). She was assisted down the steps and across the floor by the Roller Derby Queen (Janet Allen). We were plagued by a Clone (Karia Pullen) of this years first S.G.A ' s President, J. David Fandino. The Ayatollah Khomeni (Mike Black) instructs his military student (Rob Wilson) He points - 7 ' ' m(i . i . ' 41 H fk.M}, li The Jolly Greer Giant and his Little Tomato (Snake Smith and Robin Matte) came to visit us, but they left Little Sprout at home. Even Elvis Presley (Terri Poole) was resurrected from the dead to do one last concert performance for GO. An adorable Baby Hughy drank his supper (Mike Rhodes). The joker (Cheryl Wiegert) was good for a laugh. Then the Wolfman (Everet Steele) ran out from the strange crowd, around the tables, and was seen by most all before he escaped back among the strange They seize hostage (Kathie Eckard) She screams; Day One. Not only was David Fandino cloned, but our very own Dr. Hodge (Caria Kim) played an unknowing part in ttie duplication. Raggedy Ann Andy came out of their storybook to entertain us. The Ayatollah Khomeni and one of his militant students (Mike Black Rob) started a 2- man invasion from Iran. A Saturday Night at G.C. (James Eller) haunted the cafeteria. The Wounded Soldier portrayed by Tom Nemo stumbled in then out. Butch Sherrill, Darlene Stanley, Jeanette Beaudry judged both the strange characters and the members of the pumpkin patch. The Jolly Green Giant his tomato came m 1st place, Mrs. Matty came in 2nd place, Ayatollah Khomeni won 3rd. Of the pumpkins Miss Piggy was first The Rose was second. On October 31st, strange things (continued on page 95) ' W appeared. A giant sized Rely tampon was accompanied by Toxic Shocl(. A tuxedoed Barbara Shrank awaited a companion to ttie Ball. A Roman (Ada Freeman) a tiousewife (Carol Fenton) ate in our cafeteria. Kathy Holbrook, a lone witch, was out on ttie sidewalks in the early afternoon. John Presley and a cowgirl attended the famous Mens Dorm party as did the Greek concubine Barbara Stickley. Picture Credits: left to right from top: Linda Stager, Jeanne Stanley, Linda Stager, next two Jeanne Stanley, last two by Philip Thomas. Preceeding pages (92, 93, 94) Pictures by Jeanne Stanley. Page 96: clockwise from top left: Philip Thomas first four and last one by Jeanne Stanley. I dream of (Jeanne Stanley) blinked herself one of the Shahs hare (Linda Mellon) to the party. Naima Bousmaha smiles for the camera. The bookstore ladies Connie join in the fun. Taffy McLean, Susan Jolly, LeAnn Snyder, Susan Mooney just dance! Qine t Nothing Comes Betwee|i Calvin And Left to right: Andy Auston and Sherry Pennel. Joey Moore and Jesus Fandino. WE ' RE JUST Left to right: SNEA. North Carolina Student Legislation; Paula Webster, Joey Moore, Jesus Fandino. Band: Carlton Parker, Anthony Brown, Chip Simmons, Mark Southern. Front row; Andy Austin, Sherri Pennel, Donna Sees, Ed Apy. Left to right: Susan Wheeler and Leslie Macko; Anthony Crown, Chip Simmons, Mark Southern, Donna See, and Ed Apy. CLUBING AROUND! H ]k -- ■ ' ' ■ Biology Club: Back row-left to right; Mark Gentry, Rob Friedman, Claudia Moore, Paula Webster, Joey Moore. Middle row; Tony Henson, Carol Gray, Darryl Whittmgton, Valarie Pringle. Front row; Rob Robbins, Carol Fenton, Don Guy, Susan Wheeler, Leslie Macko, Kim Ramey. Above and far left: Student Christian Fellowship; Back row; Vicky Smith, Wanda Pope, Lynn Arington, Jamie Fadel, Becky Jones, Ellen McAdams. Middle row; Alice Royal, Missy Fogle, Lmda Roth, Amy Benton, Ginger Starling. Front row; Judy Gilliany, Kathy Kirkpatric, Derick Johnson, Terry Poole, Laura Moog. SCCC: Back row; Janet Allen, Jeanette Beaudry, Karia Pullen, Bob Touhey. Front row; Libby Beaswell, Ginger Bodford, Tim Eller. Sittmg around; Mike Abshur, Tracy Butler and Skip Taylor. Robin Watte, Alpha Chi Induction, Dr. Wilkinson, Dr. Hoy, Mr. Coleman and Ellen Tucker. Left to right: Jaycees; Collegian staff Ben Wilson, Alice Royal!, Cheryl Wiegert, Karen Holten; and Sophomore Class Officers from left to right; Amy Durr, Treasurer; John Williamson, President; and Vicky Smith, Secretary. Far left and counter-clockwise: Cheryl Wiegert, Charles Johnson, Luritz Carter, Myra Diggs, Sylvia Bamseur, Michelle Watts, Katherine Mills, Sandra Crump, Charles Johnson and Jacky Brown. Lyre Back row; Cheryl Wiegert, Felicia Roach, Robin Matte. Front row; Steve Copper. Clockwise; Karen Holten and Ellen Tucker are hard at work. Naima Boushmaka. Fran Rothwell is really getting into school. The entire gang is all smiles. Ill ' ? ' f M ' Left to right: Frugal Bugal; Fran Rothwell, Dr. Wilson, Katherine Mius, Mane Baker, Karen Holten, Ellen Tucker. UAAS (United Afro American Society). Left to right: Gloria Torres, Elizabeth Mackey, Kathy Kirkpatric, Lori Ebinger, Gos- pel Choir. Gospel Choir Left to right: Elizabeth Mackey, John Wil- liamson, Jody Gilliman and Kathy Kirkpatric. Left to right: FCA. Back row; Lisa Mil- ton, Donna Burnette, Rick , Melton, Cameron Pmer, Tom Hal- faker, Front row: Sue Mappis, Katfiy Kirk- patric, Lynn Arrington, Ellen Ticker, Elise Carey. AMS, Back row; Russ Myers, Erie Bredesen, Rob Robbins, Bob Martinelli. Middle row; John Kimman, Angie Roland, John Williamson, Dr. Frazier, Melvin Thompson. Front row; LIsha Loubriel, Wanda Hemphill, John Tricoli, Mack McNeil, Rick Melton. GC Players, Back row; Juan Herrera, Tom Vick, John Williamson. Middle row; Andy Austin, Elizabeth Mackey, Sally Cole, Sarah Hughes, Cheryl Wigent. Front row; Beth Hayes, Betsy Harding, Tricia Robbinson. 5 V '  - y-. ■■■, ■cr ' ■ '  ' w f mt- 6- SGA Mark McNeil, our second SGA President, took over where our first president left off. David Fandino resigned in November of 1980. Deb ' Web ' Williams took on ttie |ob of secretary in September of 1980. Darry Toler stepped in as vice-president when mark resigned to take over the presidency. Juan Herrera was voted SGA treasurer. Strong Hair Is M Balsa Beautiful Hair. 1 -Laura Bessent And Now, Wella Balsa Instant Cj?(nditionec.. A Beautiful New h For Wella Balsa beautiful hair, look for the original Wella Balsa Instant Condi- tioner-in a beautiful new Wella Balsa Instant Conditioner actually helps build new strength into your hair. Be- twMtejhampoos, Wete Balsa protects yoiMalr and helps prevent further damage. your Just sU nd it ' s virtually oil-freej never feels or looks gr tmuncy, healthy, and j to touch. ' for the new Wella your hair. Candidly Speaking! D jropte Ksm ©f thm ( I ' NEWS BREAK: After 444 days held hostage, the 52 American Hostages were freed from Iran on Jan, 20, 1981. President Carter signed the release agreement with Iran as one last act before his end of office. But, Ronald Reagan was sworn into the office of President before the actual release of the long awaited event. The USA went wild!! Mobs of people Nation wide praised God for the release. Over a year ago, most of us here at G,C. wore white armbands in honor of the hostages. Later after one of the hostages ' wives put a yellow ribbon around an oak tree in her front yard. It became the fashion to use the yellow ribbons to celebrate the return. Yellow balloons and ribbons were abundant everywhere. Greensboro College gathered around the flag pole and sent off many yellow balloons into the misty gray air of the day. Incidently, has anyone noticed that our flag pole actually has a USA flag flying from it daily? We can thank 2 of our Army ROTC guys for that fine service done every morning and night. Captivity When You Feel This Irrestible, Anything Can Happen! jungle. orJcix IScKe Let it tiappen to you at your favorite cosmetics counter. The message in this play is truly a simple one. It deals, as a good play should, with the theme of lite: our every day decisions and how to make them. Peter Ott. Avis Mary are faced with great decisions. Peter has to chose between Mary (who is carrying his child and Avis (the woman he truly loves). Avis is faced with the problem of loving a man she can ' t have Mary has to decide whether or not she will give the child up for adoption. Peter shows up at Avis ' house where Mary is spending the summer in seclu- sion. One can imagine the turmoil this action causes! He takes a |ob with Avis is able to convince Mary to marry him. However. Peter is shown another side of Avis, one he likes tremendously and one he eventually falls in love with. Avis, in the mean- time, has come to the same conclu- sion and IS baffled by what to do. Marys ' parents arrive on the scene Mary (unaware of the situation be- tween Avis Peter) tells them of her man. Peter Ott. Peter then arrives drunk as a sot. The liquor gives him the courage to say that he doesn ' t want to marry their daughter and that he loves Avis. This causes an uproar that you wouldn ' t believe! Avis gives up her tiny resort business by telling Harry to shove it up his seat business and takes Peter. Mary gives the baby up for adoption and Peter has his Avis. The message being that only you can make the decisions in your life, you and no one else. . . . Andy Austin Avis Sarah Hughes Mary Judi Crocker Peter Andy Austin Harry Nat Hanuer Marsha Elizabeth Mackey Photo Ciedils left to right Lett to right Sarah Hughes, Sarah again, Judi Crocker, Andy Austin, Sarah, and Andy again This page Mr Hart Nat Hammer, Andy Judi lodi Andy, Elizabeth Mackey. Lizzie again, and Nat Hammer When the father of two sister dies, they start competing for the choice items among his belongings. Only one thing goes wrong with their little schemes, he is not dead Grandpa (their father) learns of their petty ways and has a new will drawn jp which excludes his loving daughters. He then decides to marry his secret love and leave everything to her. Betsy Harding chose this light play for her directing recital Tom Vick Left to right: Betsy Harding Don Smith, Paula Webster Teresa Deatley, Richard Pierrie, Beth Hayes, Teresa Deatley, Randy Kanipe, Richard Pierrie, The Cast, Beth Hayes Tom Vick, Photo Credits: Backstage photo by Don Smith, the rest by Jeanne Stanley, Page 125: All photos by Barbara Stickley The Dearly Departed Was a murder about to be committed m the empty theater How could ttie memories of an old actor ' s lost love help a young mans own loss of the one he lovesi ' What are the symptoms of love ' Its cycles ' And most of all, how do you cure it ' These questions were answered in this play which Sarah Hughes chose as her directory recital. Cheryl Wiegert acted as Sarahs assistant director. . . . Tom Vick Tom Vick, Nat Hammer, Paula Webster, Teresa Deatley ate their meal on the empty stage. Paula smiles knowingly as Teresa tells of her love problems with the emotional Nat, Nat is asked to run down to the corner store by Paula. Teresa got the love bug that Nat had for her. She says Mario, Mario never seems to know I ' m alive . . . . Tom Vick What Do You Think Of G.C.? The Plexus Mime Theatre On January 29, 1981 the Plexus Mime Theatre came to G.C. brmgmg with them laughter drama. Jyl Hewston, Robert Morse, Joe Mori were our entertamers for the evening. However, they did enlist some help from the G.C. audience who helped to make the evening memorable for us all. Randy Knipe Jeanne Stanley were the stars for the night. Randy por- trayed an elephant on stage Jeanne took ' Natashas ' place for a few moments during a |ugglmg sequence. The best-liked performance of the whole show was the Kurlytov Family Circus, in which they talked (in foreign language) to the re- sponsive audience. After the pettormance. Robert Morse Gary Russell lalk about CRUMPS ' (part of ttie stiow) as Jeanne Stanley eavesdrops in ttie background Randy Kanipe takes a crasti course in juggling Jyl Hewston ex plains tier art to Randy Kanipe Paul Maynard. loe Mori being mobbed by Cheryl Weigert an over zealous triend Dennis Straub speaks intellectually with Robert Morse. Familiar Faces • ' aL T ' A? A Fe nce BuiMcrs All MDA photos taken by Cindy Hams J. ' ?i Sassy Conners sang her heart out tor MDA. Judy played a mean piano tor all who would sing, although some did prefer to accompany themselves. Some ot the prize-givers didn ' t want to let go! Tom Halfacker looks happy that he has won a prize. Laura Moog is only too glad to give it a way. While Moogie sorts the entries. John Williamson digs into the prizes. Snake Smith notices the ring around the collar on the give- away . Dave Phillips. Caria Pullen and Janet Allen. Gary Russell. Ardent spectators. Ms. G.C. Johnita Williamson! A gDEbEINE y QNO Make Eyes With Madeleine Mano Use Madeleine Mano cosmetics and make the most of your most valuable asset, your eyes. AvaAaWcaV bloom ingdole ' s N.C.A.I.A.W. Tournament Top row Stielia Clayton, Debbie Barber, Darlene Kennedy, Tracy Butler. Donna Shatley, Sherry Chapel, Gigi La Morte, Coach frank (Kneeling) Chaflene Martin, Nappy Boykm, Teresa Locklear. Ann Martin. Karia Pullin, Katti Snyder Amy Durr MiWW Greensboro College hosted the N.CA.I A W. Tournament this year. The Athletic Department went through quite a bit of preparation before the November 7th weekend. When the day finally arrived, there were some excited players here at G.C. While our team warmed up played volleyball, the students came out supported the team. Georgia Worley was one Jo Williamson another, (opp. pg.) Some students calmly awaited the outcome of the games, while others like Carol Fenfon actively supported the team. Coach Frank Rob Freidman watch from the sidelines, was a close game between G.C. St. Andrews. We were tied for 2nd place with them, but they proved to be the better team and we lost. Needless to say, there were a lot of disapomted players in the G.C. locker room. Teresa Locklear hid her disapointment standing at the water fountain. G.C. SWIM TEAM: They are Dangerous When Wet !! Above and left to right: Swim Team, Susan Jolly and Kevin Carter. Pam Harrison and Judi Crocker. Donny Davis and Kevin Carter. Judi Crocker, Jotin Hoyt and Kevin Carter. Golf Team Back row; Andy McMurray, Pat Hayes, David Hyduke. Dino DeAngelis, Pete Hayes. Brian Thomas, Keith McChntock, Keith Sane, Kirk Rothrock, Jim Locke. Front row; Tripp Herndon, Richard Stjckly. Jeff Nichols. Golf Soccer M Soccer Team Back row; Coach Edens, Thom Jones, Rick Melton, Cateron Piner, Rob Robbins, Steve Monson, Tom Helfacker. Front row; ' Scrapp ' , John Horte, James Filer, Eddie Fergson, Robert Dunlap, Gordy Steadmen. Cecil Young, Terry Allen, Drew Walker, Coach Carter, Ken Jordan, Darry Toler and Sandy Morse. Tennis Coach Bill Owensby, Gigi LaMorte, Lucile DeThomaso, Ellen McAdams, Deb DeGonge, Donna Thomas, Telfair Bowen and Beth Groome. bO) Starra Phipps parties down. Lonely shoes wait tor ttieir masters. Cameron Piner looks lost and lonely but Nappy Boykin shows off for everyone. Kurt Rothrock sneaks up on Linda Mellon. Juan Herrara does the beginners skate, arms outstretched. Eric Bredeson does t he slightly more advanced skate, arms closer together. Brian Keene however is the epitomy of the speed skater, more daring than brains! To the right now we see Nancy Sellin and Ernie Lissabet doing the roller boogie. Lisa Gibson, well, we all try! John Presley basks in the sun. Ellyn Tucker explains life with a frown to Mark Conrad. Mark Gardner, Paul Maynard, Ellen McAdams, and friends. Holly Harrison. Thorn Jones and Everett Stille lei around. Kim Rainey, Susan Valentine and Susan Jolly wonder whether or not they should )Oin in the festivities, Cecil Young, Darry Toler, i Sandy Morris look thrilled over their food. Paul Cordts and Kelly Whalen speak m hushed tones. Dino Di Anglis. Bob Touhey displays his shirt for us. This young man doesn ' t seem too tiapp y about tiaving to wait for his food. Naima Boustimaha stuffs her face. Nafe Troxler dancing ' Well this looks to be your basic boring crowd! Wanda Smith, Karen Clark, Marcia Call, Angela Sorrells, and Barbara Sfickley. God, Am I sleepy. Clap your hands together! Ellyn Tucker helps herself to some vittles. Starra Phipps starts out the dancing of the day. I ' m sorry I took your picture! Dave Negron and Randy Kanipe check out the situation. Gordie Steadman and friend |ust take in the suns rays. Rob Wilson caught in the act of goodness knows what! John Thomas and friend munch out for the camera. Theres nothing like dancing to beach music! Taffy McLean and John Kinmon love beach music! Preceeding page: Dave Negron and Laura Moog party hardy! Gloria Torres moves in for the kill. G.C. ' S quietest ' couple Hanan Elbakary and Jeff ' Doc ' Safley. Is Jeanette Beaudry always eating ' This beach party was quite a success what with all the food, music and yes, even banana splits! Everyone got up to boogie down to Paul Cordis portable (by car) beach music. Jeanette Beaudry and her staff handed out the leis at the beginning of the afternoon so that everyone could get in the lazy beach type of mood. Of course, we all did, what else can one do when they are stuffed full of food and they are leiing in the sun? It was tough to drag ourselves up to get the banana splits but somehow we made it! Jeanne Stanley beats Jim O ' Conner once again at 5 card stud. It |ust wasn ' t Jims night! Ernie Lisabet shows Dave Negron the game of Craps. A.J. Garcia places his bet at the Roulette Wheel. Look at the mega-bucks we won! snickers Linda Mellon (the hat) to Nappy Boykin. Next Page: Ernie Lisabet rakes in the dice. Billy Evans must have something other than Coke in that cup! Beth Hayes plays a cool hand. Katharine Mills smiles seductivly for Randy Kanipe, who nervously coughs away her womans wiles. (Either that or he ' s afraid he will lose his 125,000 that he bet on Broken Elevator in the fifth race!) Cecil Young shows his poker face to Gary Russell. In the background Jim O ' Conner is still losing to Jeanne Stanley. All photos by Barbara Stickley. - !il? CO Parity raids at G.C. are wild affairs. Wtien tfie men get into ttie girls dorm they usually find that the girls are waiting for them, armed with baby powder, baby oil, shampoo, water bal- loons, shaving cream and anything else that they can get their hands on. If for some reason they can ' t get in (guards waiting by the door) they always turn on some unsuspecting mem- ber of their group. (Look at the bottom of the page) Top left: Jim O ' Conner, Mark Gentry, Henry Stone, Snake Smith, John Williamson, Frank DiNatle, Dan Lauricella, Thom Jones, Everett Stille. Center left: Randy Kanipe, Ever- ett Stille, Jim O ' Conner, Henry Stone, James Eller, Snake Smith, John Williamson, Dave Ne- gron, Dan Lauricella, Tom Vic, Thom Jones. Most of our men adorn themselves in robes and ties. John Williamson throws a water bal- loon. Darryl Cagel pleads with the girls to come out. Can you guess what man has been at- tacked? 9911 K__i l -■ SKl J 1 EM ' ' C 1 ' HBs K l BS. r. ■ ' - If HH When the first rays of summer sunshine beat down upon Greensboro College, a strange thing happens girls start coming from everywhere to collect on the sunroof. Deb ' Aeb ' Williams and Marcia Call are some of the sun worshippers. Of course, Sassy Conners likes it too. You can always tell the time of day because ever five minutes someone will ask. If it is getting late in the day you can tell because of the scarcity of people. But a few die hards will always be soaking up the last drops of sunshine. C3 On two Thursday nights during the school year. Student Activities planned a skating party at the nnk in Carolina Circle Mall. They both were gliding successes. The whole nnk was |ust for G.C. students to walk m and pick up their skates. Among those at the second party, Carol Fenton, laced up her skates, anxious to hit the ice where others wobbled. We all had our spills (and thrills), but there were people to pick you up when you fell. As the evening progressed, so did everyones sureness on the ice. Tom Nemo made faces while tightening his skates. Mr. Small, the new Foods Director, got some help from Gary Russell to put some blood mto the tired feet. Some practiced fancy moves like pairs skating, turns, skips, lumps, and spins. Beginners worked at |ust getting the hang of the ice, stopping, turning, and even the basic backwards. The intermediate speedsters dodged in and out between everyone. By the very last of the evening, Tom Hines and Janice Wren did some very gracefull movements on the ice. R e s e r V e f f i c e r T r a i n i n g C r P s Army MSG Tom Gilbreath and Cadet Boy- kin. John Thomas slides down a fence. The best side of Cameron Finer. Debbie Shannon looks tfirilled with the idea. Cadet Stan- ley after the Rappelling Tower. Nappy Boykin before the tower! I Can ' t Seem To Forget You. Your Swan Song Stays On My Mind. ( QfanSGnd Perfume by Tchaickosvy Gary Russell holds his own private talk with a friend. Barbara Stickley and Kelly Whalen cavort in the Parks paddle boats. Juan Herrara, Kathie Eckard and James Eller lay around the Park. Photos by Photo I class Jeanne Stanley. Hi ft. SI, f . J UV ' lP v ' M S myit i skakKS r iaiii ! i§f Photo I class guests munch out on hot dogs other goodies Eric Bredeson tells his buddies to get happy! Nappy Boykin at the Jaycee Park. (Lett to right: Will Moor, Rob Freidman, crams her mouth with the ever-present hot dog that one finds Ellen Greenbaum. 2cd row, Everett Still, Barbara Stickley, at a typical picnic. Photos by Photo I class and Jeanne Tamela Williams, Kelly Whalen behind Merry Moor Winnett Stanley, (the instructor), Bob Touhey, Dedra Wallace, John Kinman Claudia Newell. Frank DiNatle, James Eller, Steve Munson serve themselves at this picnic. Jeanette Beaudry caught in a moment of panic! Where are the hot dogs ' Jeanne Stanley displays a wine bottle? Shame, shame! Wow! y v 1 Could ' av Had A V-3! V-3, all natural vegetable juice, the indescribible taste of tomato, celery and string beans. Have one today. Available at all leading supermarkets. VeadaJbjLu Model: C.K. Ferguson Photographer: Jeanne Stanley Our new queen, Jackie Brown. Last years queen readies herself for her last walk as queen. Lynn Flickinger waits In the wings. Jackie Brown shows off her trophy. Two contestants wait their turn to go on stage. SPOT CHECK Dungeons And Dragons 0 f Dungeons Dragons, the fantasy college game, tiit GX with the arrival of Juan Hertara in 1979 fuan interested students m the game acted as the Dungeon Mastei (DM) when they played Others then developed the sfiills worlds ' associated with being a DM A DM makes up a world ' , he populates it with non-player characters, designs dungeons castles, cities towns in which the characters live 8 play Its filled with monsters, dragons, orks, hobgoblins, assassins, gold, magic, the all important ADVENTUREi The DMs at G C are hian Hetraia. Tom Vicli, Craig Bazen, Ert)le Lnabet. Eddie Fer(usen, Jeff Safley, Dennis Straub. The compoments of the game include 4. 6. 8. 10, 12, 20 sided dice, lead figures, and lots of graph paper ' The game is ideally for smaller groups of 3 to 7 players but we have had up to 15 players at a lime The regular part- time players are Craig Baitn, Tom VM, Eddie ' CK ' Ferguson, James Hymie ' Ellet, Cameron Finer. Jeff Doc ' Safley. Barbara Slicliley. Jeanne Stanley. Everett Still. Tom Halfalier. Dennis Straub. Judi docket. Ernie Lisabet, Rob Wilson, Mike Rhoades. luan Herrara. Mark McNeil. Thomas Homaid, These people playing have rolled rolled ' up characters using dice to determine strength, intelligence, wisdom, constitution, dexterity, charisma on a scale from 3 to 18 They have diflerent occupationsdhief, fighter, cleric, magic user ) different races(human. dwarf, elf. half-ork ) i different moral i philosophical ethics (alignment) Instead of being C K . Cameron, lames, Dennis, Tom H , Tom H , Tom V.. Everet, Barbara, Craig leanne all the time They become (for a few hours anyway) Sargon the tighter, Bartholomew, the ranger, Hellraiser the tighter, Therrond the tighter, St Tom the cleric. Rannult the ranger. Ompure the ranger, Ornon the fighter magic-user. Falstaft the magic-user. Llia the cleric tighler magic user in Doc ' s World Some interesting phrases have originated on the D D game board, such as You bitc l bile (you missed your opponent). Bite me(disgust with another player). Another one bites the dust (your player got killed). Lets nail If (lets kill it). You ' re mamas an Ork (Orks arc the bad guys). Raise a little hell (sell explanatory!) Roll an 8 sided (the die used to determine how much damage or wounding that you did to an opponent). ALL RIGHT! (means you nailed it big time ' ) Whats your charisma ' (leannes asking how good looking you are again ' ) If this totally confuses you GO PLAY ' leanne Stanley Barbara Stickley All photos by Jeanne Stanley. Stuart Beach sings for his supper as does Andy McMurray.(opp. pg.) Rick Melton gives the camera a wink for posterity. Two tables of couples pose for their pictures while Susan Valentine looks as if she could run from it. Bob Touhey lady love Claudia Newell are caught by surprise. Nate Troxler Nates date seem comfy entwined in each others arms. Bill Deal the Rhondells played for the festive occasion. Russ Meyers ' date seems entranced by the band. All Photos by Don ' Snake ' Smith. Point Of Interest: Raku Workshops Three weekends late in the tirst semester were spent by those who participated in a Raku Workshop. The first 2 Saturdays, Corrine Pifer and Debbie Rodgers learned that cleaning up can be as messy as working on the potter ' s wheels. Cece Wright, hand-built several free organic shapes Barbara Sticitley sent a whole day constructing that egg shape. On the first Saturday of December, the bisque fired works were glazed to be raku fired. Leslie Maciti and Chip Symonds turned artist. Torri Hite and Corrine Pfifer exersize their abilities. Unfortunately, the fall semester ' s firing was unsuccessful as the kiln did not reach the right temperature. But all had fun romping in the leaves, eating popcorn, and cracking walnuts. The spring semester ' s firing was sucessfull though. -photos by Barb Stickley and Corrine Piter. CO boo CO Preceeding page; Ellen Tucker accepts the Thelma Dixon Taylor Religion Award. Don Smith gives out the SGA Awards. Matthew Burton plays a selection tor his fellow students. The chorus also gives a selection. This , page: Don Smith gives the honarary gavel to both of this years SGA presidents Mark McNeil and David Fandmo. Alpha Chi President gives a surprise award to President Wilkinson. SGA President Don Smith honors Dr. Parks. Clockwise from top: Dr. latum gives ttie American Bible Society Award for excellance in Greek to Norman Ramsey, Rob Robbins receives ttie Biology Award from Dr. Van Pelt. Alptia Chi. Dr. Hoy gives the Anisa Gonzalez Foreign Language Award to Lillian Rodriguez President Wilkinson receives a present from the college for his years of service. | B|j|Hj Ca; rl Hr m 4 ' w Counterclockwise from top: Cap and gowners ready ttiemselves. Our Marstialls: First row; Katrina Hoyle, Stiaron Finger, Susan Wtieeler, Leslie Macko, Ann Martin, Angela Rowland, and Kattierine Barker. Back row: Don Smith, Carl- ton Parker, Don Guy, Mark Oldtiam, Terry Al- len, Robert Morse. President Wilkinson and Don Hanson. The Homecoming Dance 1981 was a smashing success for all who went. The turnout was surprisingly large! Members of both sexes went stag, and many others went paired together for that Valentine ' s Day evening at the Royal Villa. The 4 member band Sugarcreek played for those who crowded the dance floor. At some times in the evening, the hard surfaced dance floor was so full, people were dancing all over the carpeted floor. While the band played and the people danced, anybody ' s hunger and thirst were satistied at the huge loaded food tables. Punch was there in large bowls. (Some say it got an unplanned for liquid ingredient that we shall not mention here). The refreshments consisted of delicious little meatballs, hotdogs, sandwiches, and chicken legs, as well as dip and potato chips. . i gWi tiu . J ■ ■ ■ EP N K l C :::7 r 1 In the pictures on the facing page: John Kimman couldn ' t part with his UVA cup even when he was out with Wanda Hemphill, James Eller and C.K. Fergeson showed their grinning faces. Ernie Lisabet danced half the night away. In fact, about everybody danced that night! Kim Rainey fluffed her hair before hitting the dance floor. Tom Vick |ust stayed on the floor. On this page: The Animal (Carl Shalley) got wild at the table, so Dave Negron protected Beth Groome. Linda Mellon sat with (Or on ) her boyfriend Scott. Doc Safley and Hanan ElBakry Ignored this crowd. Jeanne Stanley looked sophisticated, prim, and proper here with Kevin, but really, she was the one hopping up and down off the chairs surprising people with the Echo camera and flash. Homecoming Queen June Stewart her escort Glenn Harris seem happy about the outcome of the evenmg. Oh, my God! I made it! The senior representatives were Wanda Smith hpr escort John Hort. Carol Fenton her escort Drew Walker. The |unior representatives were Susan Wheeler her escort Dave Phillips. Linda Johnson her escort Tom Beroth. The sophomore representatives were Telfair Bowen her escort David Fandino. Susan Patton her escort Sammy Massey. The freshman representatives were Gena Studevent her escort Ken Jordan. Lisa Milton her escort Tom McGee. All photos this page by Leslie Macko. ■J f « if ' n ■ K «u She Has Something To Make You Feel Like A Queen, Too. -Miss Greensboro College Jackie Brown Clockwise: May Queen, Launah Cuffey and guest; Janet Allen escorted by Darryl Rumpel; Lisa Foster escorted by Pat Sansing; June Stewart escorted by Don Smith: and Ellen McAdams escorted by Mark Conrad. Photos by Jeanne Stanley. May Court Queen: Clockwise from top left: Angle Roland escorted by John Williamson; June Stewart crowning Launah Cuffy; Gloria Torres escorted by Andy Austin; Sandra Crump and escort; and Pam Wyrick and escort. Ptiotos by Jeanne Stanley. Launah Cuffy Spring Dance Our May Queen and her date seem to be enjoying the dance Dino D ' Anglis and Karen Clark are holding their own conversation in the middle of the dance floor. Mike Drummond seems to have his ovi n private )oke. John Kinmon and his woman, well, well! Lynn Bicknell tries to decide who will be her next dance partner. No, I ' m not a wife-beater but she is! says Billy Evans. C.C. doesn ' t know what to say. A.J. Garcia contemplates the intellectual high of freshmen English during the bands intermission. Eric Bredeson smiles at an unseen friend. What do you mean you left the shower running in our suite? You ' d never believe plain ' punch could taste so good! Just get me out of here before the raid, and I don ' t mean bug spray! Everyone boogies down to the music. Frank DeNatale and Gigi LaMorte seem to be followmg Laura Moog. Two lovers pose tor a portrait. A.J. Garcia holds a hushed conversation with Lee Ann Snyder while Dino DeAngelis listens in. Another spy seems to be coming in from the rear. Practice Shisaido It Gives Great Pleasure To Your Skin UH A DO cs CO Awaiting the big moment are Matthew Burton, Ed Apy, Blair Pethel, Ed Apy, Blair Pethel, and Barbara Stickley. Blair Pethel looks very happy! Nancy Bolen talks to Miriam Herin. This page: The graduates to be walk down the ailse. President Wilkinson introduces Paul Simon. Paul Simon is a four term U.S. Democratic Congressman from the state of Illinois, He has received the Best Legislator of Inde- pendent Voters of Illinois seven times, more than any other state legislator. He is the author of five books and holds seven honorary doctorate degrees. President Wilkinson. Dr. Laws Parks. Margret Taylor Harper receiving an honorary doctorate degree. Margret Harper, Paul Simon, President Wilkinson. Don Guy, Darryl Whittington. fM p t Rabbi Task, Dr. Hu Monsignor Dolan give the closing prayer. The faculty. Are these preceedings so sleep inducing ' (No, they are not praying with the clergymen! Dean Medlin. Ben Wilson. Rabbi Task and Monsignor D olan. ■■ ■■ ;:J ' Autographs Autographs Autographs f • '