Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1982 volume:

ECHO Greensboro College, Greensboro, North Carolina 1982 ECHO STAFF Judy Jackson — Editor-in-chief Judy Johnson — Business Manager John Williamson — Marketing Manager Academic Editor — Karen Clark Art Editor — Dean Jones Class Editor — Myra Diggs Copy Editor — Loretta Sams Index Editor — Robin Matte Photography Co-edtiors — Rob Freidman and John Kimman Social Life Co-editors — Ginger Bodford and Daryl Whittington Sports Editor — Kelly Erwin STAFF Ginny Barrett Libby Braswell Diana Bo wen Mary K. Buie Marcic Call Ruth Clisson David Fandino Brian Fisher Mark Gentry Sherry Harvel Ken losue Sharon Jackson Nancy Spencer Susan Spivey Jo Williamson Louisa Wood «t Life at Greensboro College, from orientation week in August to graduation in May, cannot possibly be captured completely between the covers of one simple book. For each individual here, the story is different and the outlook is varied. But some things will always be familiar to each of us basketball games, meals in Tilley ' s Diner , trips to Ham ' s, vigils in Men ' s Dorm. The 1 982 ECHO has tried to recapture a few of these familiar moments to you, hoping that they will help you to recall at least a part of the spirit of G.C., helping your memories to be one step closer to your heart. lis teflf 1 BH BB .■ m gmAT - ri  |M jl J SSiM M f% $ M rl 7 X wLmm ■ - pn jJL u m wH L Iw O . ' ' Mjol 1 1 • ' 7 9Ba. BwiBfeiik- W mi Hi Tomorrow does not stand apart, A shining, all new day; Tomorrow is a thing slow-built Of hours passed away. .- - It ' s made of dreams your heart has stored, And dreams discarded, too; Advisor — Edward Coleman It ' s made of all the joys and tears The years have brought to you. It ' s made of lessons you have learned, The friends you ' ve known, — the foes; As each of our Todays is bent, So our Tomorrow grows. It ' s made of sweat and toil and pain And song and love and laughter; Each minute of Today helps build The day that follows after. Dedication Because: You initiate in us an interest in values which will remain with us. You work tirelessly at all times to present to others Greensboro College at it ' s best. You contribute your time and patience above and beyond the call of duty to organize student life at G C. You possess admirable traits which you recognize and develop in students. Most of all, you understand the ways of students. It is because of your belief in G.C., and our belief in you, that we dedicate the 1982 issue of the ECHO to you, Wayne Stegail. The Coach The Person Tomorrow does not spring full-built With some new dawn ' s bright rays — Tomorrow is a slow-building thing Made up of Yesterdays. j] ocember 4, 906 t arrirknaqrow, Jflack JLion County Caen, 6171J ZD (Jtfttemoer 26, 1981 yrlaru iela J ursina Jlcme Jfrah ?einl,3 crlh Carolina lJ.J.% Monsignor Hugh J. Dolan s spiritual impact was felt strongly through the many years he served as Adjunct Professor of Reli- gion at Greensboro College. The smile on his face and the warmth of his heart will be among the most cherished memories we will have of the Monsignor. May we remember his faithfulness as we pay tribute and memorialize his tenure at Greensboro College. For his many years of dedication and service to the college community we honor Dr. S. Laws Parks, whose contributions to the school are much appreciated. The Echo Staff would like to take this opportunity to thank and honor him. We will always remember him as an honorable professor, but most importantly as a friend. ONE STEP CLOSER TO: STUDENT GOVERNMENT STUDENT GOVERNMENT STUDENT HORNETS HANDY HORNETS HANDY HORNETS S.G.A. John A. Williamson Vice-President Don Smith President Officers Juan Herrera Treasurer Deborah Williams Secretary Student Government NCSL This year the Greensboro College Delegation of the North Carolina Student Legislature was very active. The body grew in size and increased their activities. They attended many Interum Councils at other schools. This year for the first time ever, G. C hosted an IC on campus. Under the direction of Jesus Fandino and Loraine Spencer, the IC was a huge success. Student Government 23 Publications Board Left to Right: Gloria Torres. Cheryl Wiegert, Judy Jackson, Dr. Coleman. Second row: Dr. Wilson, Robin Matte, Teresa DeAtley, and Lori Robinson. Academic Honor Court Left to right: Don Guy, Judy Jackson, Don Smith, standing: John Williamson. Dorm Council Left to Right: Tony Hinson, Don Guy, Tina Baines, Jackie Mitchell, Lorie Portzaline, Judy Johnson. Mary Rainy. Attorney General And Staff Jesus Fandino and Everett Still Student Government 25 Senate Left to right: Jackie Mitchell, Sheri Pennell, Robin Matte, Terry Healy, Judy Jackson; Second row — Everette Still, Jackie Brown, Brian Fisher, LuBeth Ridenhour, Elise Carey; Third row — Jay Hibinger, Tom Halfaker, Don Guy, John Kimman, Danny Shaeffer, Debbie Barker. Parliamentarian, Jesus Fandino Public Defender, Tom Halfaker And Staff, Ruth Rifkin Student Government 27 V Student Government Changes Hands . . . The beginning of a new era. In March the SGA elections were held. Three people ran for the office of president, currently held by Don Smith. John Williamson, Ralph Bry- ant, and Juan Herrera vied for the position. On March 23, the ballots were counted and revealed that John Williamson had won by an overwhelming margin. He began his of- fice in April. His cabinet is made up of: Elise Carey — Vice President, Pam Harrison — Secretary, and Cheryl Wiegert — Treasur- m ONE STEP CLOSER TO: STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS HORNETS HOPEFUL HORNETS HOPEFUL • HORNETS SENIORS Officers Janet Aiken Morehead City, NC Music Education, Voice Terry Allen Pinnacle, NC Accounting Lynn Johnson Arrington Tavares, FL. Special Education Edward M. Arter Laurelton, NY Music, Organ Katherine D. Barker Warrensville, NC Accounting Linda Johnson Beroth Rose Hill, NC Accounting Class Of 1982 31 Laura Lisa Bessent Salisbury, NC Music Education, Viola Susan Lenore Bissell Maywood, NJ English Carolyn Denise Bland Suitland, MD Biology Emily Jo Bracey Aberdeen, NC Special Education Marlene Donna Brady Greensboro, NC Intermediate Education Eric Tod Bredesen Reston, VA Recreation Marcia Dawn Call North Wilesboro, NC Business Legal Administration Karen M. Clawson Reynoldsburg, OH Accounting Legal Administration Class Of 1982 33 Bruce Wayne Cook Greensboro, NC Music, Piano James Steven Cooper Greensboro, NC Church Music Myra Faye Diggs Florence, SC Music, Flute Jesus David Fandino North Miami, FL History Sharon J. Finger Lincolnton, NC Special Education Kenneth Mark Fisher Stanley, NC Virgina M. Fogle Charlotte, NC Religion Philosophy Lisa L. Foster Ellenboro, NC Accounting Class of 1982 Robert D. Friedman Freehold, NJ Business Administration Jo Ellen George Greensboro, NC Jody O Gilliam Greensboro, NC Religion Philosophy James A Galato Bowie, MD Business Administration Mary Lou Gossman Woodridge, VA Music Education, Voice Ellen Lynn Greenbaum St. Petersburg, FL Special Education Gail Guilford Richland, NJ Special Education Donnell Wilbur Guy, Jr. Calypso, NC Biology Class Of 1982 37 Lee S. Hall Elisabeth McNeill Harding Winston-Salem, NC Belmont, NC Biology Speech Drama Teresa Ann Healy Thomas Wayne Hines Point Pleasant, NJ Elkton, MD Sociology Social Work Music re Torrina Jean Hite Old Greenwhich, CT Art Karen Ann Holton Birmingham, AL English Education Flora Rosette Johnson Shallotte, NC English Randolph W. Kanipe Hendersonville, NC Business Administration Class Of 1982 39 Frederick Lee Ketchum Greensboro, NC Business Administration John W. Kimman HI Fredericksburg, VA Business Legal Administration Holly V. Kuehnle Gaithersburg, MD History Lisha Cay Loubriel Carolina, PR Business Legal Administration Leslie A Macko Philadelphia, PA Biology Paula C. Mann Brookln, NY Mental Health Ann M Martin Radford, VA Sociology Social Work Sandra A Mauney Shelby, NC Special Education Class Of 1982 41 Teresa Lynn Mayo Greensboro, NC Special Education Majorie Elda McGinn Greensboro, NC English Linda D. Mellon Winchester, VA Business Administration Katherine M. Mills Greensboro, NC English Kathy Vanessa Mills Salisbury, NC Political Science Paula Webster Moore Greensboro, NC Biology Robert Sandy Morse Stuart, VA Math Education Margaret Ann Mudd Orange Park, FL Special Education Class Ol 1982 43 Steve Monsen Charleston, SC Accounting Susan Yabum Natter Greensboro, NC Special Education Carlton H. Parker Bridgviile, DE Music Education, Trombone Sheri L. Pennell Creston, NC Accounting Janet Gail Petty Greensboro, NC Special Education Ricky Glenn Richardson Greensboro, NC Business Administration Angela G Roland Warrensville, NC Accounting Mary E. Silvis Ballamy, VA Elementary Education Class Of 19S2 45 Donald R. Smith Concord, NC Biology Loraine C. Spencer Hopewell, NJ Patricia A. Sullivan Lansing, NC Special Education Deanna C. Swain Hamptonville, NC Special Education Susan J. Valentine Dobbs Ferry, NY Deborah Deanne Walker Reidsville, NC Accounting Jackson Andrew Walker Dobson, NC Biology Jill Louise Westerhoff Durham, NC Psychology Class Of 1982 47 Susan Wynne Wheeler Manteo, NC Biology Debra Lynn White Greensboro, NC Special Education Deborah A. Williams Leola, PA Religion Philosophy Phyllis Fulk Williams Greensboro, NC Special Education Deborah Long Williford Roxboro, NC Special Education Laurel E. Zeiss Harrisonburg, VA Music, Voice Rev. Charles H. Wilson Reidsville, NC Business Administration Religion Philosophy Class Of 19S2 4 Who ' s Who At Greensboro College Charles Henry Wilson Randolph Wayne Kanipe Donald Ray Smith Class Of 1982 51 Who ' s Who At Greensboro College Angela Roland Class Of I .5: ' 1 i 1 ) ■ 1- -M 1 i 1 I ■■ Mary Louise Gossman 1111 1 j Tt lomas Wax ne Mines C ass O io«r5J Who ' s Who At Greensboro College Carlton Henry Parker Donna Marlene Brady Donnell Wilbur Guy, Jr. Class Oi 19S2 55 Not Pictured: Paul Warren Ann Marie Martin JUNIORS Officers unable to be pictured are; Deb Barker, Amy Durr, Robin Matte, and Kathy Eckard. Alice Alcorn Ruffin, NC Gayle Allred Randleman, NC Nanci Baldwin Sarasota, FL Deborah Barker Milton, NC Tina Baynes Adelphi, MD Amy Benton Charlotte, NC Herman Best Clinton, NC Ralph Bryant, Jr. Newport, NC Karen Clark Key West, Fl Kathy Crosby Shelby, NC Kathy Eckard Cary, NC Elizabeth Gardner Nashville, Tenn Lisa Gibson Greensboro, NC Rachel Gwyn Durham, NC Jamie Fadel Charlotte, NC Ricky Hambright Gaffney, SC Lisa Hundley Lexington, NC Judy Jackson Sanford, NC Judy Johnson Rose Hill, NC Michelle Kohler Elizabeth Mackey Carlisle, PA Richmond, VA Krista Marr Durham, NC Becky Jones Olin, NC Charlene Martin Roxboro, NC Robin Matte Alpharetta, GA Tom McGhee Greensboro, NC Taffy McLean Gastonia, NC Robin Matte shares a special week with a special friend. Jackie Mitchell Rocky Mount, NC Class Of 1983 59 Twanda Mitchell Greensboro, NC Laura Moog Feicester, NC John Morascini Greensboro, NC Terri Poole Leesburg, VA Valerie Pringle Fayetteville, NC Karla Pullen Highstown, NJ Danny Shaeffer St. Cloud, FL Vicky Smith Rockville, MD Carol Stone Thomasville, NC James O ' Conner Manomet, MA Lori Robinson Washington, DC Lisa Tarlton Hickory, NC Hey, Tom 1 think we ' ve finally got it! Darryl Waller Newport News, VA Mary Ellen Wolf Pleasantville, NY Cheryl Wiegert Jeff Williams Chester, VA Pennsauken, NJ John Williamson Hopewell, VA Clare Woodley Richmond, VA Debra Woods Shelby, NC Georgia Worley Smithfield, NC Has anyone heard that J. W. ' $ going to France? Loretta Wray Shelby, NC Ceci Wright Greensboro, NC Class Ol 1983 fl SOPHOMORES 9 — ■ A-° ' It)  HT JL «i  Officers Lisa Allred Elon College, NC Kathy Almond Sanford, NC Cindy Antle Pinehurst, NC Anthony Austin Monroe, NC Romona Ball Vinton, VA Ginger Bodford Pamela Boston Elizabeth Braswell Winston-Salem, NC Spring Lake, NC Taylors, SC t 3 a. Wendy Brown Mary Kathryn Buie Sharon Cambell Greensboro, NC Fayetteville, NC Clarendon, Jam. Teresa DeAtley Forestville, MD Debbie DeGonge Convent Stat., NJ Kelly Erwin Milford, NJ Felicia Flowe Charlotte, NC Micheal Flint Greensboro, NC Beth and Mark deep in thought?? Class Of 1984 63 Mark Gentry Stony Point, NC Aneilia Glenn Waxhaw, NC Myron Goode Sutherlin, VA Carol Gray Monroe, NC Beth Groome Troy, VA Tracey Harris Thomasville, NC Pam Harrison Charlotte, NC Beth Hayes Hickory, NC 4MI A n T 0 ' 1 Ft ' kfi ' John Hilbinger Berlin, MD Tony Hinson Albemarle, NC Sharon Jackson Jocelynn Jones Capitol Heights, MD Durham, NC Iff [Mc tffit Eating at Tony ' s. Thorn Jones Greensboro, NC Iris Lash Winston-Salem, NC Dan Latta Suffolk, VA Barbara Lewis Shelby, NC Susan Mappus Baltimore, MD Perry McLeod Fuquay-Varina, NC Kelly Mills Winter Park, FL Lisa Milton Salem, VA Jeanai Mitchell New York, NY Thomas Nimmo Succasunna, NJ Sally Conner Manassas, Va Kay Pearson Morganton, NC Nimmo likes to take it easy. Class Of 1984 65 Jamie Perkins Yadkin ville, NC Fern Robinson Greensboro, NC Dennis Straub Kinston, NC Wanda Pope Wadesboro, NC Troy Raines Fuquay-Varina, NC Dorothy J. Richardson Greensboro, NC Donna Shatley North Wilkesboro, NC Allison Simes Winston-Salem, NC Everett Still Gastonia, NC Gina Studevent Kimberly Taylor Mocksville, NC La Plata, MD Gloria Torres Ponce, PR Cynthia Trost Pleasant Gdn., NC Brooks Weaver Greensboro, NC Daryl Whittington Millers Creek, NC Jo Williamson Crimora, VA How much longer do we have to sit here? Does anyone want to go out to eat? CVas? Of 1984 67 FRESHMEN j ' lfcgwSSfi Officers rrfrU Imy Adelman Seminole, FL Victor Agbu Angie Anderson Greensboro, NC Winston-Salem, NC Dale Arnette Broadway, NC Susan Baldwin Sarasota, FL Virginia Barrett Greensboro, NC David Beddard Mansfield, OH Geroge Bokker Lenioir, NC Diana Bo wen Richmond, VA Merri Byrd Burnsville, NC Cara Jo Carico Bill Chaison Max Meadows, VA Jefferson, NC Elise Clarke Lynchburg, VA Tonya Bennett Madison, NC 1 t Renee Call Gastonia, NC Paula Clay Durham, NC 4 sample of the freshmen ' ' men ' C ass Of 1985 69 Ruth Clisson Charlotte, NC Gayle Coble Greensboro, NC Cindy Cox Grifton, NC Greg Drew Lexington, VA Lynnette Erwin Lenoir, NC Jennifer Fallin Madison, NC Giovanni Davis Wyandanch, NY Steve Fersiot Baltimore, MD Caro Jo at the piano - as always! ft,a Morris Hayes Lynchburg, VA Amy Kays Vienna, VA Janet Levy Jamestown, NC Bonnie Keir Wanamassa, NJ Kerry K oh beck Poquoson, VA George Ling Georgetown, DE David Lyles Ft. Bragg, NC Deborah Holland Pam Holt Charles Inniss High Point, NC Greensboro, NC White Plains, NY Laura Lawrence Wilmington, NC Richard Mailing Chapel Hill, NC Elaine and her guitar — a famil- iar sight on campus. Class Of 1985 71 Jennifer Mann Jerry Martin, III Jennifer McCollun Johanna McEntire Wilmington, NC Whitsett, NC Salem, VA Gastonia, NC Enoch McNeill Cerro Gorclo, NC Manuel Medina Kimberly Melton Deanne Meningall Brooklyn, NY Rutherfordton, NC Brooklyn, NY WW ' ! ' m M Ronald Mills Snow Hill, MD Marion Morris Penleton, NC David Mullis Patricia O ' Briant Wiikesboro, NC Plesant Garden, NC SSSi Dale, Beth and Robert — don ' t mind posing for the Echo camera. Lisa Prillaman Greensboro, NC Surlina Robinson Ft. Washington, MD Mary Rainey Durham, NC Ruth Rifkin Pennsauken, NJ Robin Roberts Reisville, NC Loretta Sams Starr, NC Kimberley Shoemaker Eden, NC Leigh Ann Smith Fayettville, TN Glenn always has time to philosophize! Class Of 1985 73 Lisa Smith Mt. Airy, NC Cheryl Stamper Greensboro, NC Nancy Spencer Brookhaven, PA Susan Spivey Sanford, NC Kathy Springs Mt. Holly, NC Robert Stanley Raleigh, NC Tommie Starnes Charlotte, NC Kimberly Steed Greensboro, NC Karen Stovall Waynesville, NC Dale Tomblin Spindale, NC Karen Tootle Morehead, NC Laura Tucker Mooresville, NC The things Dean will do to get a pic- ture! Craig Vander Vennet Wanda Wall Newport News, VA Rockingham, NC Patricia Whitaker Louisa Wood Thomasville, NC Kings Mountain, NC Terry Wat ling ton Durham, NC Margret Weiss Chapel Hill, NC It looks easier when Mom does If HI Class Of 1985 y, ONE STEP CLOSER TO: FACULTY STAFF p m A FACULTY STAFF FACULTY %,, HORNETS HEAD HORNETS HEAD HORNETS Dr. James S. Barrett President With the opening of the 1982 school year, the Greensboro College Community found that it had received not only a new President, but a new friend. Dr. James Barrett came to G.C in 1982 from Tennessee. He brought with him many new ideas for the college. It seems that he also brought with him a new air of comradeship and a stronger sense of closeness for the college community. Dr. Barrett has made himself available to the students. He has supported athletic, musical, drama, and other events and has encouraged others to do the same. He enjoys reading, French food and talking to people. If you have ever been in his office you know that he dislikes big desks because they separate him from the students. The Echo would like to take this time to officially welcome Dr. Barrett to our community. He has certainly he lped to make our campus life a step closer to togetherness. Super! Faculty And Staff 79 Dean Ted Medlh One Step Closer To: Dean Ted Medlin has been with GC for quite a while. He is our Academic Dean. He ' s the one who can always be found surrounded by a crowd of weary students on registration day. He has been in charge of our orientation week program for our freshmen which has been very successful. «i s$ Dean Howard Sherrill One Step Closer To: Dean Howard ( Butch ) Sherrill is our Dean of Students. It wasn ' t many years ago that he himself was a student here. His fa- vorite thing to do besides keeping us stu- dents on our toes, is spending time with his wife and daughter (Baby Dean). He also en- joys jogging and gardening. He can quite often be heard saying See Curt! in answer to one of our questions. Of course Curt always says, See Dean Sherrill!! Faculty and Staff 81 Admissions Ron Mikels, Carol Stearns, Kay Burns, Gail Murphy, Lynn Sessions, and Jimmy Tucker. Bookstore Janice Wren and Bobbie Cuthburtson Business Office ir% M Isabel Forrest, Jean Jobe, Ann Lojko, Jessie Pope, Curt Bradbrook. Mack ] Scott ' I Registrar Library Staff: Maxine Earmhardt, David Kostenko, Michael LaCroix, Eisabeth Roderick, James Jarrell Charlotte and Carol Faculty And Stall 83 Student Services Student Union Coordinating Board Mrs. Polly Bowman Mary Kit Dunn Joanne Davis Dr. Kitty Spivak Financial Aid Faculty And Stall 85 I f 77m Hamerick Moma Liz Thurston (We ' re Gonna Miss You, Liz!) Mrs. Florence Allen Darlene Stanley U8¥ g|| Chaplain Roth Cafeteria Staff Maintenance - i ' ' r fn ♦ f Faculty And Stall 87 Fred Jones And Bobby Fox G.C. Secretaries IT M ■ Blanche Morgan Kay Halliburton Muriel Martinek Mary Duncan Anne Branson Faculty And Stall 89 G.C. Secretaries Romona Bullock Kathy Hoi brook One Step Closer To: Dr. Barnes Tatum, Dr. Tatum teaches in our Religion De- partment. He quotes his favorite saying from the Bible, Like the dog that returns to his vomit is the fool that repeats his folly. (Proverbs 26:11) His favorite things to do include read- ing and talking (using mind and mouth). He probably wishes that his freshmen religion students would do the same! Departments Of Art, Drama And Religion % ■ 1L $ Father Clemems. Rabbi Task and Dr. Hull A Step Closer To: Dr. Barbara Rogers, Dr. Rogers teaches in our Sociology and Behavioral Science Departments. She just recently com- pleted her doctorate work. She enjoys her work and you can rarely catch her without a smile. Not pictured: Dr. Gordan Chamberland Corrinne Royster Departments of Education, Sociology, and Behavioral Science A Step Closer to Dr. Helen Misenheimer. Dr. Misenheimer teaches in our Foreign Language Department. She has just recently moved into a new home and is enjoying decorating it. She has also just recently published a book on Rousseau on the education of women. She also enjoys traveling. Not pictured: Whitney Vaderwerff Departments Of English And Foreign Languages A Closer Look at: Mr. E.L. Williams. Mr. Williams teaches in our music depart- ment. He has been with G C. for many years. In past years he has taken G C. concert choirs on tour in Europe. He not only works with music majors but with other majors who struggle through his music appreciation class! He enjoys operating a campground at Cape Haterus. Department Of Music One Step Closer To: Mr. Don Hansen. Mr. Hansen teaches in our Music Depart- ment. He is also Chairman of the department. He enjoys playing a number of instruments, including the violin and trumpet. If you have ever had the pleasure of going to his house, you probably have been introduced to his enormous record collection. His wife, Mrs. Jo Plum Hansen, also teaches at the college. They enjoy traveling. Department Of Music Not pictured: Dr David Pinnix Don Baker Richard Morgan Faculty And Staff 95 A Closer Look at: Dr. Milton Reece. Dr. Reece teaches in our Recreation and PE Departments. He is the Athletic Director. Dr. Reece shows an interest in all of our sports and encourages everyone to be good athletic supporters His favorite pastime is fishing. Departments Of Physical Education And Recreation Not pictured: Louise Chatfield Joanne Westbrook A Closer Look At: Dr. Kemper Callahan. Dr. Callahan teaches in our Biology Department. He enjoys his science very much. This year he was chosen as the Moore Professor for 1982. Departments Of Science And Math mum • Grace Tennis ft Not pictured: Rosalind Reichard Maria Vandenberg Faculty And Slafl 97 A Closer Look at: Dr. John Hodge. Dr. Hodge teaches in our History Depart- ment. He can often be seen zipping in and out on his bike. He enjoys biking very much. Another love of his is the opera. Departments Of Business, History, And Political Science ONE STEP CLOSER TO: SOCIAL LIFE SOCIAL LIFE SOCIAL HAPPENINGS HORNET HAPPENINGS HORNET HAPPENINGS What is Greensboro College? It is a place inhabited by students. What are G.C. students? They are a unique brand of individuals that indulge in: Pac-Manning and Omega Racing; Class cutting and Class Strutting; Formal Dancing and Hat and Tie Partying; Panty Raiding and Visitation Violating; Playing Passout and Passing Out Playing; Quartering and Roadtripping; Clown Ministering and Student Counciling; Hornet Cheering and ' Momma and Baby ' Rock Painting ' Odell Recitaling and Parlor Theatre Acting; Disco Dancing and Soul Jamming; Test Cramming and Last Minute Term Paper Writing; Two A.M. J. Gelling and Twilight Zone Howling; Final Exam Week Studying and ALL NIGHT THINKING; Cameloting and Dominoing; T.K. Tripping and HAMing it up at the Happy Hour. All in All, Greensboro College is a place where one obtains an identity and where a personality blossoms in its pursuit of fulfillment. Social Life 101 Senior Outakes Ik .-r | : Il3 9 v. A J  ■ J ■ ' ' ■ ' 1 : ' l ' __ ' I LOVE BEACH MUSIC ial Life 105 A DAY IN THE STU Social Lite 107 Student Life He 109 GREENSBORO DORM: GOIN ' CRAZY Get on up there girls! EVERYBODY BOOGIES WITH GREENSBORO DORM! Paul Cordis - 1 D.J. Social Life 1 1 1 ill The G.C. Players Present Taffy McLean, Nancy Spencer, Dean Jones, and Ruth Rifkin do a fine performance for The Chalk Garden Ginny Barrett, Beth Hayes, Elizabeth Mackey, and Taffy McLean rehearse to get it right. Laura Laurence, Ruth, and Taffy spend unending minutes perfecting makeup. What makes a GC play su ccessful? It takes hard work and dedication. To be able to turn a group of disorganized college students into serious actors takes the likes of Mr. Len Hart. He is willing and giving of his time and money to put forth a truly first rate performance Thank you for a job well done. Dean Jones stars in Death Takes a Holiday Jackie Brown makes the final touches. Social L, e 113 Betsy Harding makes the final adjustments before cur tain call. m . David Hargrave greys his beard for the play. Tarn Hafaker portrays the concerned family man in Death Takes a Holiday. Miss Greensboro College 1982 — Charla Creekmore GREENSBORO DORM ' S CHRISTMAS PARTY Lynn Flickinger happily helps Santa shape up his beard. Judy Johnson works hard making chains for the special occa- sion. Debbie DeGonge works on a fireplace while Kim Melton supervises the Jo Williamson and Judy look on — trying to think job. of other ways to decorate. NEW WOMEN ' S CHRISTMAS PARTY Frances Ftothwell and Denise Bland watch as the party continues. Competition is heavy, as New Women ' s celebrate by having a doughnut contest. Carol Cray and Nina Glenn show their Christmas spirit by decorating their door. Social life 117 Homecoming Queen — Angle Roland May Queen — Sheri Pennell , The 1982 Womanless Beauty Pageant Contestants Hope Eascoming Sharon Herpes - May I Lickerslit Roberta Willdoit ley Marian Freeplay Ginger Freeplay acher Gretta Goodnight Ophelias Tilth — ton — Rich Pierre - James Eller - Andy Austin - Robert Stan- - Juan Herrera - Tom Half- - Rob Robbins Daryl Whitting- Social Life 121 Ms. C.C. for 1982 — Ophelia Til tie — displays for the crowd what ' s in with punk. Last year ' s Ms. G.C ' ., Anite Mann (alias John Williamson) does one last routine while the judges make their final decisions. The Junior Class Presents Ms. G.C. Once again the Jr. class sponsored another fund raising event with the Ms. G.C pageant. Ms. G.C gives the class of 1 983 the opportunity to raise mon- ey towards graduation while at the same time gives everyone lots of laughs. Each contestant was judged on talent and dress Along with tight fitting dresses, wobbly shoes, plenty of make up, assorted jewelry, and even a safety pin, the guys showed the feminine physic to the exaggerated max . MC Dave Phillips The crowd awaits the Social Lite 123 Bloodmobile visits Greensboro College The Mentors sponsered two visits from the Red Cross this past year to collect the life precious fluid from students, faculty and staff. Each visit was a marked success for both the Red Cross and the Mentors. A large total of pints was collected and even more people tried to give. We would all like to show our appreciation for all those who gave and those who supported the event otherwise. 1. I pro mise it won ' t hurt a bit. 2. Students are checked out by the nurse before giving. 3. Student patiently waits to be stuck! 4. I can ' t believe I went through all that just for a cookie and a coke With Love From Greensboro College The Superdance was a Dance-a-thon to help raise money for Muscular Dystrophy. Laura Moog (top right) was in charge of getting the dance together and she did a marvelous job. Debbie DeGonge (Middle right) headed the fi- nance committee along with others who worked extremely hard in making the dance a success. Entertainment was provided while the danc- ers rested. During one of these, Don Snake Smith (bottom right) demonstrated his expertise in Karate by breaking 50 boards. The G.C. Superdancers (bottom left) raised over $1300.00. Gloris Torres and Robin Matte were the top money raisers. Gloria with $200. 00 and Robin with $111.00 all with love from G.C. Social Life 125 1 Lisa Milton boogies with a smile. 2 Ralph Bryant gets in the groove. 3 Snake Smith and David Margraves rock to the beat. 4 Terri Healy comes through with great singing entertainment and Dan Latta accompanies her 5 David Negron tells Travolta Eat your heart out . 6 Judy Johnson and Don Guy collapse in exhaustion. 7 Sue Mappus gets down. 8 Tom McCee and Sue Baldwin watch as the Uanceathon money increases 9 Sherri Pennel and Craig Vander Vennit Celebrate riood times ' ' . Social Life 127 Homecoming 1982 Men ' s Finally Comes Through THE PANTY RAID Men ' s Rush New Women ' s Raise the drawbridge Party? We mean business! Women celebrate smokey, but happy victory in New Women ' s Dorm! Social Life 129 Cups anyone? r -r % Some of the girls try to get the hang of Pam s latest dance. m 9 M g£%jf i Sue and Robin just do their own thing 1 I Social Life 131 Raven entertains the crowd. Elaine Penn and Tracy Harriss sing If Happy People. ' •• ' r:- XIL. . ■■§ Liz Thurston looks out onto the crowd. Wish I could catch a lrizbee that well! Taking it easy at the coffee house. Jkwr Social Life 133 Pig Picking 82 On Reading Day we were treated to a real pig picking on back campus. It was our last chance to stuff before we had to cram for exams. Both stu- dents and faculty enjoyed the feast. Many students hung around after they had finished eating and lis- tened to the music while a few ventured off on their own to study or practice. 6 -. ■.■!• ' PIG LEMONADE J£ BANANA SPLITS AND FUN! Car Wash, Anyone? Guest Speakers Social Life 139 ONE STEP CLOSER TO G.C. ART I ! Soaal Life 141 I.I May Court 1982 Social Life 143 Familiar Sites: A Place For Everyone OT 4 j Outstanding People SGA — Best Committee Teresa DeAtley SGA - Best Rep. John Williamson Awards Ceremony 1982 Music Darryl Waller Music Cara Jo Carico Juan Herrera April ' s Fools On Us! s Day this year we were treated by Mr. Tony Tilley to a very delightful April ' s Foo entering the kitchen, we found that we were to be served by an assortment of faculty and staff membe. These new workers were appropriately garbed in white. They served us with a smile and we enjoyed the service. The best part of the night was the meal itself . . we feasted on steak and all the trimmings. It surely was an April ' s Fool day we will not quickly forget! A Sure Sign Of Summer! With Exams and graduation comes the chore of returning rented SGA refrigerators. Some lucky people had friends who were persuaded to help. The newly elected SGA officers enjoy one of their first duties. ONE STEP CL OSER TO: n SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS HORNETS NEST HORNETS NEST HORNETS NEST CROSS COUNTRY ON THE RUN £ P , Ziz p ija ' fc-v::. fv- !£J SET! Back row: Coach Nancy Frank, Asst. Coach, Jean Lojko, Kathy Coyle, Sherry Chappell, Tracy Butler, Donna Shatley, Lisa Prillaman. Lee Hadlock, Statisticians: Amy Durr, Charlene Martin. Front row: Paula Boykin, Ann Martin, Bea Brown. Gigi Lamorte, Laura Tucker, Elaine Penn. WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL jf.i II a WE WANT TWO! Back row: Manager, Lisa Prillaman, Bea Brown, Debra Woods, Kathy Crosby, Tracy Butler, Manager, Melissa Rowe, Coach Jean Lojko. Front row: Paula Boykin, Terri Shearcy, Carolyn Stephens, Ann Martin, Elaine Penn, Tracy Harris. WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL LOVE THEM HORNETS! Back row: Coach Ron Mikels, Asst. Coach Bert Beik, Calvin Hunt, Russ Bendian, Jeff King, Max Jones, Dan VanHorn, Skip Taylor, Stattisticians: Kelly Erwin, Nanci Baldwin Front row: Trainer; Rob Freidman, Tyrone Kelly, Todd Petteway, Haywood Evans, Earl Craig, Lauren Burris, Ron Jerman, Manager: Bill Chaisson. MEN ' S BASKETBALL COLISEUM GAMES f aSS i  ' S ' i • C WE ' VE GOT SPIRIT ' Nor Hart, Gina Studevent, Sue Baldwin, Pam Harrison, Karen Stovall, Barbie Laufersweiler, Linda Melon, and Bonnie Keir. G.C. CHEERLEADERS fe «J Sports 163 DANGEROUS WHEN WET Rob Robbins, Bill Dameron (standing). Coach Liz Thurston, Eric Bredesen. Not pictured: Thom Jones and Louisa Wood G.C. SWIMMERS Golf Asst. Coach: Pat Hayes, Andy McMurry, Dino DeAngelis, Kenny Smythe, Keith McClintock, Tim Searcy, Anthony Caughey, Bernie Garruppo, Jeff Nichols, Coach Locke Not pictured: Glenn Shurts, Ricky Hambright, James Fitzgerald. « 3P ET J P W il ! aW A . ■ V IkJI ta W - Women ' s Tennis Men ' s Tennis 40 - LOVE Back row, Ken Jordan, Paul Staurelle, Mike Yarborough, Jim O ' Conner, Doug Martin, and Coach Giles Carter. Front row: Terry Allen, Ricky Richardson, Drew Walker, and Sandy Morse. m MEN ' S TENNIS Sports Awards Banquet Honoring Our Most Outstanding Athletes Sports Banquet . . . The Winners Men ' s Basketball Most Valuable Player — Earl Craig Best Shooting Percentage — Max Jones Best Free Throw Percentage — Russ Bendian Most Outstanding Defensive Player — Calvin Hunt Most Charges Taken — Calvin Hunt Most Outstanding Rebounder — Calvin Hunt Most Season Assists — Haywood Evans Service Award — Rob Friedman Women ' s Basketball Most Valuable Player — Carolyn Stevens Coaches Award — Tracey Harris Most Improved — Deborah Woods Swimming Most Valuable Player — Rob Robbins Most Improved — Eric Bredesen Volleyball Most Valuable Player — Gigi LaMorte DIAC - Bea Brown Coaches Award - Bea Brown Best Offensive — Sherry Chappell Best Defensive — Ann Martin Cross Country Most Valuable Player - Bill Chaison Golf Most Valuable Player - Jeff Nichols Most Improved — Jim Fitzgerald Women ' s Tennis Most Valuable Player — Debbie DeGonge Most Improved — Lucille DeTommasso Men ' s Tennis Most Valuable Player — Terry Allen Most Improved ■ Drew Walker Conference Sportsmanship — Drew Walker Cheerleaders Best School Spirit — Gina Studevant Most Improved — Linda Mellon IM Sports Winners V P 3 9 2f ? y?i «W Sporfs J 75 The IM Softball Craze! Annual Trustees ' Meeting This year for the first time ever, students were invited to attend the annual meeting of the trustees of Greensboro College. A select group of student leaders were invited to the meeting to meet and talk with the trustees. The students mingled with faculty and trustees discussing various aspects of college life. This idea proved to a be a learning experience for both the students and the trustees. The evening was a success. ONE STEP CLOSER TO: CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS mm ■ . • S v. M . J? HABITS HORNET HABITS HORNET HABITS Mentors Left to right: Kathy Kirkpatrick, Andrea Martin, Jerry Harrell, Jackie Bass, Laura Moog, Ann Martin, Teresa Mayo, Claire Woodley, Charlene Martin; Second row; Peggy Mudd, Jamie Fadel, Billie Armstrong, Linda Hamrick; Third row; Dean Sherrill. Carol Gray, Missy Fogel, Lynn Arrington, Emily Bracey, Deanna Swain; Fourth row; Mike Black, Joanie Osteen, Judy Johnson, Pam Donaldson, Amy Benton, Judy Jackson; Fifth row; Tina Baines, Daryl Whittington, Tricia Robinson, Paula Cox, Kathie Eckard, Jennifer LeCrande; Sixth row; Eric Bredesen, Ed Arter, Tom Hines, Juan Herrera, Randy Kanipe, Tom Halfaker Not pictured; Paul Warren, John Williamson. Mentor Officers Missy Fogel, Laura Moog, Peggy Mudd, and Mike Black. Mentors work hard to fill care packages. FCA Front row: Doug Hampton, Mary Rainey, Becky Jones, Linda Roth. Back row: Ken Vandergriff, Elise Carey, Tom Halfaker, Cindy Antle. RE. Club Front row: Ricky Hambright, Mike Absher, Paula Boykin, Skip Taylor. Second row: Donna Shatley, Tracey Butler, Kerry Kohlbeck. Third row: Cliff Craven, Jeff King. Not pictured: Kenny Hunter, Calvin Hunt, Lee Hadlock, Mike Yarborough, Kenneth Garrison. 4fc 1 , B ti8§ M m m JH  l Lyre Front row: Robin Matte, Cheryl Wiegert, Laurel Zeiss, Back row: Andy Austin. Not pictured: Ruth Clisson. Hornet Seated: Dani Worthy, Romona Ball, Gloria Torres. Standing: Dorothy Richardson, Richard Richardson, Teresa DeAtley. Not pictured: Tim Hamrick. Dean Sherrill. % v :x ' i Gospel Choir Front row: Loretta Wray, Wanda Wall, Lerita Carter, Deidra Morton. Second row: Jackie Bass, Patricia Whitaker, Annette Robbs, Jell Harris, KenYatta Carrington. Third row: Jackey Brown, Robert Baylor, Deidra Littljohn, Jocelyn Jones, Ralph Bryant, Robert Lee, Myron Goode, Tomie Starnes. Not pictured: Tina Baynes, Denise Bland, Paula Clay, Lucille Gray, Lyndsry Morris, Burlina Robertson, Paul Warren, Terri Watlington. Floor: Annette Robbs. Front row: Jackie Mitchell, Lerita Carter, Myron Goode, Jackie Bass, Pam Donaldson, Loretta Wray, Jackey Brown. Second row: Jeff Harris, Jocelyn Jones, Henrietta Chapman, Iris Lash, Carlita Shumate, KenYatta Carrington. Third row: Tina Baynes, Tomie Starnes, Deanne Meningall, Ralph Bryant, Fourth row: Karen Garland, Perry McLeod. SCF Jody Gilliam, Lisa Smith, Kim Taylor, Linda Roth, Jamie Fadel, Elizabeth Gardner, Frank Howard, Terri Poole. Not pictured: Lynn Arrington, Grerge Ling, Ron Mills, Ken Vandergrilf, Kathy Almond. String Ensemble Laura Bessent, Loraine Spencer, Felicia Flowe, Don Hansen, Myra Diggs, Jerry Martin, Jo Plum Hansen, Tom Nimon. Not pictured: Judy Jackson, Lisa Kellar. AKO Gloria Torres, Laurel Zeiss, Marlene Brady, Pat Sullivan, Angie Roland, Sharon Finger, Cathy Eckerd, Lisa Gibson, Vicki Smith, Kim Taylor, Linda Hamrick, Cheryl Wiegert, Becky Jones, Amy Durr, Susan Wheeler, Deb Barker, Judy Jackson, Elizabeth Gardner, Georgia Worley, Charlene Martin, Ann Martin, Carol Stone, Lesa Robinson, Beth Groome. Not pictured: Leslie Macko, Mary Lou Gossman. ROTC Jeff Williams, Valeria Pringle, Cameron Piner, John Thomas. Not pictured: Kathy Coyle. Concert Choir Ed Arter, Steve Cooper. Darryl Waller, David Margraves, John Moras- cini, Janet Aiken, Amy Benton, Paula Clay, Becky Jones, Elizabeth Mackey, Linda Powers, Alice Royall, Loretta Sams, Dale Arnette, Lynn Flickinger, Gayle Coble, Cindy Cox, Kelly Erwin, Lynn Brady. Jennifer Mann, Deirdra Morton, Allison Simes, Leigh Ann Smith, Cindy Trost, Laurel Zeiss. Alpha Chi Mark Oldham, Dr Tatum, Steve Cooper, Mr. Coleman, Katrina Hoyle, Debbie Barker, Georgia Worley, Dr. Hoy, Charlene Martin, Patricia Sullivan, Laurel Zeiss, Angle Roland. SNEA Pat Sullivan, Linda Stager, Gloria Torres, Beth Groome, Dale Ar- nette, Cheryl Wiegert, Georgia Worley, Kathy Eckerd, Janet Petty, Mary Silvis, Marlene Brady, Linda Hamrick, Cindy Trost, Robert Stan- ley, Joannie Osteen, Alice Royall, Peggy Mudd, Lisa Pike, Vicki Smith. Spanish Club Gloria Torres, Manuel Mandina, Eric Bredesen, Missy Fogal, Hooly Harrison, Dr. Hoy, Robin Matte. Pep Club Collegian Staff Romona Ball, Flora Johnson, Lori Robinson, Gloria Torres, Karen Garland, Susan Bissell, Broughton Clapp, Teresa DeAtley, Alice Royall. Robin Roberts, Dr Wilson, Marjorie, McGinn. Echo ' s Foundation ... •ffl ' J -. ..) . ■: • ' . ■:. • ...... Dear Son . . . Study Hard! This year on each Rading Day ' , the Mentors past out care packages that they had put together the night before to each student whose parents had replied to the Mentor ' s offer. Students found fruit, munchies, pens, gum, and various other surprises along with a note of encouragement from their par- ents. This was a new idea to the G.C. campus and another success for the Mentors. Care Packages A special thanks to the Mentors. Cap And Gown Ceremony 1982 Cap and Gown was held on Saturday, May 8 in Odell. This year a few things were changed. The seniors were hooded as well as capped by their class advisor, Dr. Carolyn Beyer. The ECHO dedication was presented in public for the first time ever. The senior class presented their class gift. Then various awards were giv- en. Mr. Jimmy Tucker won the SGA Faculty Award. Seniors were capped by a person of their choice, received their hoods, and awaited their graduation day. I . By CANDIDATES FOR HONORS SUMMA CUM LAUDE aiherine Denise Barker Ka.rina Rd «i Hoyle James Sieven Cooper Angela Call Roland MACNA CUM LAUDE Donna Mairlene Brady Ul ' « A M  ck ° Toni Lynn Cook Ann M  ' Mlrtin Carolyn Portia Dem Nancy Owens McLean Mary Louise Cossman Anne Apple Whue Cina Michelle Hepler La ™ ' Elmbeih Zeiss Lynn Harrison Hum assasWaSvSm CUM LAUDE Terry Dean Allen Susan Unuiead Long Bruce Wayne Cook R ' « Marie McMullen Donnell Wilbur Cuy J n « Cail Pcm Jennifer Ann Hinion Lou«   VVi % J ALPHA CHI Ka.hennefcni rkerm ,- P Cina Michelle rllplel Donna Marlene Brady «W T Ka.rina Rebecca Hoyfi Toni Lynn Cook Angela Gail Roland James Steven Cooper 4 g Anne A||kJ)!hile Carolyn Porlu Denl LaU|s«! th Zeus % Mary Louise Cossman AWARDS w D ,ldR„Sm,,h ' Kainns Rebecca Hoyle MphaChi Award ... fW- ■■■ H ' ■ Susan Wynne Wheeler Jr njrer Ann H.r - a Gunislet Spanish Awar J ardec Christian Service fl Katriiu Rebecca Hoyle Angcl C. Roland Donna Marlene Brady Donna Marlene Brady „.a r ,o, Religion A.aid l iK R.„.r. Wi„,.r.s Angela C Roland WHO ' S WH( Ms Angel, [lei Mi Donald Ra M , K ,„. An „ Molion Mr. Paul Lee Warren n Cooper M naren nnn nwiun . cowman M ' Randolph Wayne Ican.pe Mr Cha-le Henr W.Uon 1L e- i Mr Carlton Henry Parker Mi Laurtyrtiuabeth Zeis SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ver(t r JUNIOR MARSHALLS C.harlene M ari.n-t ..r Juan Herrera Debbie Barker A UUtant Chief Judy Jackson Donnie DavU Vicky Smith Amy Durr Carol Stone Lisa Gibson Darryl Waller Linda Hamrick Georgia Worlcy Buhup Dwight E. Loder it the resident bishop of the Ohio Writ Area of ihe Untied Methodist Church A A native of Waverly. Nebraska. Bishop Loder completed h. undergraduate work at (he University of Nebraska where he  u a Mmt) baakc ball player Alier studying law with hnrton for a year, he transferred to Boston University School of Theology where he prepared f.ji ihe nuotttn b) nrDhlg Hk S 1 B degree tllats Buhop Loder ha served tn churche in Massachusetts. Pennsylvania, and Minnesota, In 195S he became president of Carfeu Theological Seminary in E vanston Illinois He was elected buhop in The United Method m Church tn 19 4. and wai assigned to the Mk higan Area where he served for twelte eart Bishop Loder ha tendered outstanding service on many boards and commissions of 1 he United Mcthoditt Church He is pail president of ihe Council of Bishops: ihe General Council on Ministries, ihe United Methodist Board of Missions. National Divmon. the United Methodist Com mission on Chaplains and Relaied Mini irie : and the Amen, an Set noti of the World Method isi Council While resident bishop of the Mk higan Area he served on The Governor i Crime Commission. 1 he Governor ' s Moral and Ethical Panel and was Chairman of the Committee on Equal Opportunity for the City of Detroit In rentgniiiun of hit i hutch and civic leadership. Buhop Lode I has received honorar v lix lor ate degrees from seven schools and universnies at well at ilir Distinguished Alumni Award from Boston University School of Theology Commencement And Baccalaureate 1982 On May 9, at 11:00 a combination of commencement and baccalaurate ceremony took place on front campus. The Senior Class proceeded in from Market Street up the long sidewalk to their seats. Lynn Flickinger performed for the hugh crowd. Senior Class President, John Kimman introduced the class speaker, David Fandino. After Fandino gave a Mother ' s Day welcome to all and a special I love you to his mother, he address his fellow classmates and guests. Wt What Did You Say When You Received Your Diploma? Entertainment by Terry Healy and friends. Kim Steed accompanies on piano. Chairman of the Board of Trusttees. Happy Seniors. Graduation 197 When it was all over — when the last chair was down and the last car had driven away — the memories were still there — for they will al- ways remain with us. The class of 1982 have gone their separate ways but they have left a lasting imprint with Greensboro College. They were a special part of G.C. and always will be. The end of an era. m Graduation 199 All rights to this publication are reserved by the Publications Board of Greensboro College All opinions expressed in this book through copy, art work, and photographs are solely those of the editors and do not necessarily represent those 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. Poems Tomorrow and Aim for a Star are by Helen Lowrie Marshall and used by permission. Publisher — Jostens American Yearbook Company Publishing Consul- tant - Harry Thomas ' ECHO Volume 144, 1982. Well, I was right! At the beginning of this book I said that it would be impossible to completely capture everything that happens in one school year — it was. However, some events that were covered and should be here are not because of spoiled or lost film — for that I am sorry. When I began to write this, I sat down and read over some past editorials. They all seemed to be a place to complain or to make excuses. Believe it or not, I ' ve decided not to do that. I believe that a yearbook is the result of a combination of efforts made by individuals. Each individual can only expect out of something what he has put in it — whether through actual work, cooperation, or suggesting ideas. There are many people who have helped to make this book a reality. Finally the ECHO has become a group effort again. Thanks to all of those staff members who stuck it out to the end. You were all lifesavers! Special thanks to JW for always finding the time to listen to me — whether I was ecstatically happy or hysterically upset. Thanks to Sue, Lisa, John, and Melissa for taking pictures graduation weekend. Thanks also go to Dean Sherrill for his help this summer. This is your book. These are your memories. If the 1982 ECHO helps you to remember some of your hopes, dreams, and achievements from your G.C. days, then we have been successful. A poem by Helen Lowrie Marshall sums up the mood of this year ' s ECHO staff: Aim For A Star Aim for a star! Never be satisfied With a life that is less than the best, Failure lies only in not having tried — In keeping the soul suppressed. Aim for a star! Look up and away, And follow its beckoning beam. Make each Tomorrow a better Today — And don ' t be afraid to dream. Aim for a star, and keep your sights high! With a heartful of faith within, Your feet on the ground, and your eyes on the sky, Some day you are bound to win! May we all someday reach our own star! your editor, Judy ONE STEP CLOSER TO: HS Kodak ? 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Don, John, Deb, and Juan Best Wishes and Congratulations from the Echo Staff Advertisements 205 BEST WISHES from the Greensboro College Bookstore Carolina Travel ' Nobody Sells Travel for Less ' Complete Travel Service No charge for our service ARTA 621-9000 149-A Carolina Circle Mall OF GREENSBORO N C The Only Club You ' ll Ever Need We offer a variety of music Ladies Lock-Up 292-8196 Wed. and Sun. 3404 High Point Rd. 7:30-9:00 p.m. All ABC Permits Free Suds i i r ' AMERICA ' S FRESHEST ICE CREAM Camelot Tavern College Night — Every Wednesday 706 W. Market Pitchers all kinds $2.50 Regularly $3 a pitcher Happy Hour from 4-7 $2.75 (919) 274-5252 Fackrell Print (Shop Printers of the LYRE ' 1012 East Lindsay Street Greensboro, N.C. 27405 STAKES TIRE AUTOMOTIVE KINGTOBACCOVILLE HD.. KlfSlG. 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M . - : fe •t2 ' lit u l. ; ij - 1 mart ■ itjs sr -flew? pS u ■ ■ £  -• ■ ramr • 5 -•,. .; Student Services Supports the Echo Congra tula tions to the Class of 1982 from Green Ford of Greensboro To all of my very special senior friends . . . Congratulations and best wishes always. I love you. Judy Jack Advertisements 213 Absher. Mike 182 Adelman. Amy 68 Agbu. Victor 68 Aiken, Janet 30. 188 Alcorn. Alice 57 Allen. Terry 30. 170. 171. 174 Allred. Gayle 57 Allred. Lisa 62 Almond. Kathy 62 Anderson. Angie 68 Antle. Cindy 62. 100. 182 Arington. Lynn 31. 103. 180 Armstrong. Billie 180 Arnette, Dale 68 Arter. Ed 31. 180. 188 Austin. Andy 62. 121. 183 Baldwin. Nancy 57. 158 Baldwin. Sue 76. 162. 163 Ball. Ramona 63, 183 Barrett. Virginia 69. 137 Barker. Debbie 26. 57. 187 Barker. Kathy 31, 52. 76 Bass, Jackie 184, 185 Baynes, Tina 8. 25, 58. 180. 185 Baylor. Robert 184 Beddard. Dave 69 Bendian. Russ 158. 159. 174 Bennett, Tonya 69 Benton. Amy 58. 142. 180 Beroth. Linda J 31. 102, 142 Bessett, Laura 32. 186 Best. Herman 58 Beyer, Carolyn 98 Beyer, Frederick 94 Bissel. Susan 32, 103 Black. Mike 180. 181 Bland. Carolyn 32 Blomgren. Rebecca 92 Bodford. Ginger 63. 189 Booker. George 69 Bontrager, Jerry 91 Boston. Pam 63 Hon Du. 69 Boykin. Paula 154. 156. 157. 182 Bracey. Emiley 32, 180 Brady, Marlene 33, 55, 187 Braswell, Elizabeth 63, 189 Bredesen, Eric 33. 100. 138. 164. 180 Brown. Bea 154. 156 Brown. Jackie 26. 184. 185 Brown. Wendy 63. 101. 108 Bryant. Ralph 58. 184. 185 Buie. Mary 63 Bunn. Olena 93 Burris. Lauren 158 Butler. Tracey 12. 107. 154. 156. 157. 182 Byrd. Merri 69 Call. Marcia 10. 33, 130 Call. Renee 69 Carey. Ellse 8. 19. 26. 61. 130. 182 Carico. Cara Jo 69. 70. 146 Carpenter, George 91 Carrington, Ken-Yalta 184. 185 Carter. Lerita 184. 185 Chaisson. Bill 69. 101. 108. 146. 158 Chapell. Sherry 154 Chapman. Henrietta 185 Clark. Elise 4. 69 Clark, Karen 7. 10. 13, 58 Clawson, Karen 33 Clay, Paula 14, 68. 69 Clemmons, Father Thorn 91 Clisson. Ruth 70 Coble. Gayle 70 Coleman. Edward 24, 93 Coleman, Kathy 128 Connor, Sally 100, 130 Conrad, Mark 76 Cooke. Bruce 34 Cooper. Steve 34. 56. 105 Cordis. Paul 10 Cox, Cindy 70 Cox, Paula 180 Coyle, Kathy 154 Craig. Earl 158. 174 Craven. Cliff 182 Creekmore. Charla 115 Crosby. Kathy 10. 58. 156 Darner on. Bill 142. 164 Davis, Gino 70 Day. Tim 101. 108 DeAtley. Teresa 24. 63. 67. 146, 183 DeGonge. Debbie 63. 168 DeTommaso. Lucille 142. 168. 174 Diggs. Myra 34. 186 Dolan. Hugh J. 17 Donaldson. Pam 180. 187 Drew. Greg 70 Durr, Amy 154. 187 Eckerd. Kathie 58. 180. 187 Eller. James 105. 120 Erwin. Kelly 158. 189 Erwin, Lynette 70 Evans, Haywood 158 Fadel, Jamie 58. 180. 186 Fallin. Jennifer 70 Fandino. Jesus David 10. 12. 25. 27. 34, 105 Ferciot, Steve 70. 134 Finger, Sharon 35, 187 Fisher. Brian 26. 68. 70. 106. 109 Fisher. Mark 35 Flickinger. Lynn 9. 13 Flowe. Felicia 63. 186 Fogal. Missy 35. 180. 181 Foster. Lisa 13. 35. 76 Freidman. Rob 9, 12, 36, 158, 174, 189 Funt, Michael 63 Gardner. Elizabeth 58. 186. 187 Garland. Karen 185 Gentry. Mark 63. 64 George. Jo Ellen 36 Gerber. Patty 4. 70 Gibson, Lisa 8. 58. 187 Gilliam. Jody 36. 186 Glenn. Nina 7. 64. 105. 128. 131 Golato. Jim 36 Goode. Myron 8. 64. 184. 185 Gossman, Mary Lou 13. 37, 53 Gray, Carol 64. 105. 180. 168 Grayson. Glenn 98 Greenbaum, Ellen 37 Groome. Beth 7. 64. 168. 187 Guilford, Gail 37 Guy. Don 24. 25. 26. 37. 55. 76 Gwynn. Rachel 58 Hadlock, Lee 154 Halfacher. Tom 26. 27. 100. 120. 180. 182 Gall, Lee 38. 103 Hambright. Ricky 58. 182 Hampton. Doug 182 Hamrick. Linda 180. 187 Hansen. Don 95. 186 Hansen. Jo Plum 94, 186 Harding, Betsy 39, 100, 109 Harrell, Jerry 180 Harris, Jeff 184, 185 Harris. Marcla 70 Harris. Tracey 64. 131. 151 Harrison. Holly 100. 109 Harrison. Pam 7, 64. 101. 108. 131. 162 Hart, Leonard 91 Hart, Nor 70. 104. 162 Hayes. Beth 64. 131 Hayes. Morris 71 Healy. Terry 26. 39, 128 Herrera, Juan 21, 120. 146, 180 Hillblnger. Jay 26. 64 Hines, Tom 39. 53. 180 Hinson, Tony 25. 64 Hite. Torrlna 39 Hodge. John 98 Holland. Debbie 71 Holt. Pamela 71 Holton. Karen 39, 50, 67 Hoover, Bobbie 92 Howard. Frank 186. 190 Hoy. Camilla 93 Hull. James 91 Hundley. Lisa 58. 67 Hunt. Calvin 158. 174 Hunt. Lisa 4 Inniss, Charles 71 Jackson. Judy 10. 24. 26. 59. 76. 107. 180, 187. 189 Jackson, Sharon 64 Jerman. Ron 158 Johnson. Judy 25, 59. 67. 142. 180 Jones. Becky 59. 104. 128. 182. 187 Jones. Dean 74 Jones. Jacylyn 64. 184. 185 Jones. Thorn 65 Jordan. Ken 1 70 Kanlpe. Randy 39, 51. 180 Kays, Amy 71 Keir. Bonnie 71. 104. 162. 163 Kelly, Tyrone 107, 158 Ketchum, Frederick 40 Kimman. John 10. 12. 26. 40, 102, 105, 130 King, Jeff 13. 158. 182 Kirkpatrick. Kathy 180 Kohlbeck. Kerry 68. 71. 182 Kohler. Michelle 59, 101 Kowski. Robert 91 Kuehnle. Holly 40 Lamorte, Gigi 154, 174 Lash, Irish 65, 185 Latta, Dan 7, 65 Laufersweiler, Barbie 162. 163 Lawrence, Laura 71 Lee. Robert 184 LeGrande. Jennifer 180 Levy. Janet 71 Lewis. Barbara 65 Ling, George 71 Littlejohn, Deidra 184 Lojko. Jean 96 Lyles, David 71 Lubriel. Lisha 40 Mackey, Elizabeth 59 Macko. Leslie 41 Mailing. Richard 71 Mann. Jennifer 72 Mann. Paula 41 Mappus, Sue 65, 131 Man, Krista 59 Martin, Andrea 180 Martin, Ann 41. 56, 154. 156. 187 Martin. Charlene 59, 154, 180. 187 Martin. Doug 170 Martin. Jerry 72. 186 Martinelli. Bob 76 Matte. Robin 5. 24. 26. 59, 106, 131, 183 Mauney, Sandra 41 Mayo. Teresa 42. 180 Medina, Manuel 72 Mellon. Linda 10. 13. 42, 130. 162 Melton. Kim 72 Meningall, Deanne 72. 76. 107, 185 Mills, Katherlne 42 Mills, Kathy 43 Mills, Kelly 65 Mills. Ron 72 Milton. Lisa 13, 65. 128 Mitchell. Jackie 25. 26. 59. 185 Mitchell, Jeanni 65 Mitchell. Twanda 60 Misenheimer. Helen 93 Moos. Laura 60. 101. 180. 181 Moore. Paula W 43 Morascini. John 60 Morris, Marion 72 Morrison, Amy 13 Morse. Sandy 43. 1 70 Morton. Deirdra 184 Mudd. Peggy 43. 180. 181. 191 Mullis. David 72 Munson, Steve 44 McCloud. Perry 65. 105. 185 McCollum, Jenny 10, 72 McDonald. Garreth 94 McEntyre. Johanna 72 McGhee. Tom 59 McGinn. Marjorie 42 McLean. Taffy 5. 59 McNeill. Enoch 72 Nimmo, Tom 65, 186 O ' Brian. Pat 72 O ' Connor. Jim 12, 60. 170 O ' Connor, Sally 65 Osteen. Joanie 180 Pace, Paula 73 Parker, Carlton 44, 54 Parks, Laws 18 Paschal. Greg 23 Paulsell. Stephanie 73 Pearson, Kay 65 Perm, Elaine 71, 73, 131, 154, 156 Pennell, Sherri 26, 44, 76, 119, 142, 143 Perkins, Jamie 66 Peteway. Todd 158 Petty, Janet 45 Pierre. Richard 120 Piner. Cameron 187 Poole. Terri 60, 186 Pope, Wanda 66 Purtzline, Lauri 73 Powell. Isabel 92 Prillaman. Lisa 73. 156. 159 Pringle. Valerie 60. 187 Pullen. Karla 60 Raines, Troy 7, 66 Ralney, Mary 25, 73, 182 Richardso n, Dorothy 66, 183 Richardson, Ricky 45, 1 70, 183 Rldenhour. Lubeth 26. 76. 109 Rifkin. Ruth 27, 73. 104 Robbs. Annette 184. 185 Roberts. Robin 73 Robbins. Rob 120, 164, 174 Robinson, Lesa 187 Robinson, Lori 24, 60 Robinson, Surlina 73 Robinson, Tricia 180 Robers, Barbara 92 Roland, Angle 9, 45, 52. 76, 118. 128. 187 Rowe, Melissa 76, 156 Rude, Richie 68 Sams. Loretta 10, 73 Sellers. Patricia 93 Shaefier. Danny 26. 60 Shateley, Donna 66. 154, 182 Shearcy, Terry 156 Sherrill, Dean Howard 81, 180 Shoemaker, Kim 73, 76 Shumate. Carlita 185 Shurts. Glenn 136 Silvis, Mary 45 Simes. Allison 66 Spencer. Loraine 9. 46. 186 Spencer, Nancy 74 Spivey, Susan 74 Springs, Kathy 74 Spruill, Tina 106 Smart. Beth 63 Smith. Don 5, 20. 24. 28. 46. 101. 105. 119 Smith. Leigh Ann 73 Smith. Lisa 74 Smith. Rochelle 134 Smith. Vickie 60. 187 Southard. Mark 190 Souther. Dena 8 Stamper. Cheryl 74 Stanley. Robert 74. 120 Starnes, Tommie 74. 184. 185 Steed. Kim 74. 142 Stergall, Wayne 14. 15, 96, 106 Stephen, Carolyn 156 Still. Everett 25, 26, 66 Stone. Carol 60. 187 Stovall. Karen 74, 162 Straub, Dennis 66 Studevant. Gina 66, 76, 142, 162. 174 Sullivan. Pat 46. 187 Swainn. Deanna 180 Task. Rabbi Arnold 91 Taulton. Lisa 60. 100. 109 Tatum, Barnes 91 Taylor. Kimberly 66. 186, 187 Taylor, Skip 158, 159, 182 Tennis, Grace 97 Thomas. Donna 6. 168 Thomas. John 187 Tumblin. Dale 74 Tilley. Tony 9, 15. 106. 107 Tootle. Karen 71 Torres. Gloria 24. 66. 183. 187 Trost, Cindy 67 Troxler, Nate 76 Tucker. Laura 74. 154 Valentine, Susan 47 Van dergriff, Ken 182 Vander Vennet, Craig 75 VanHorn, Dan 158 Walker, Drew 47, 170, 174 Wall. Wanda 75. 184 Waller. Darryl 19. 61, 142, 146 Ward. Angela 5. 76 Warren. Paul 180 Watlington, Terry 75 Weaver. Brooks 67 Weiss. Meg 12. 75 Westerhoff. Jill 4. 47 Wheeler, Susan 48, 102, 128, 187 White, Debbie 48 White, Michelle 76 Whittaker, Patricia 75, 184 Whittington. Daryl 67, 120, 121, 180, 189 Wiegert. Cheryl 24. 61, 106, 120, 183. 187 Williams. Deb 8. 19. 21. 48 Williams. EL. 94 Williams. Jeff 61. 76, 187 Williams, Phyllis 48 Williamson, Jo 67 Williamson, John 8, 12. 20. 24. 28. 61. 76. 120, 146, 180 Willlford. Deb 49 Wilson. Ben 24. 93 Wilson. Charles 49. 50 Wise. Arthur 95 Wolfe. Mary Ellen 61 Woolmstey. Pete 7 Wood. Louisa 75 Woodley. Clare 23. 61 Woodley. Teresa 180 Woods. Debra 61. 156, 174 Woodward, Anne 95 Worley. Georgia 61. 187 Wray. Loretta 61. 184. 185 Wright. Ceci 61 Yarborough. Mike 151. 170, 171, 173 Zeiss. Laurel 49. 54. 183. 187