Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Dedication Beyond The Call Of Duty! Dean Sherrill with wife. Marion and daughter. Adri- This year ' s dedication of the ECHO goes to Howard Dean Butch Sherrill. Dean of Student Affairs and Admissions, who cares greatly and works hard for the Greensboro College community. He is devoted to his profession and is willing to sacrifice his own personal time for us, his students, offering inspiration and a listening ear when we come to him with problems and complaints. Perhaps his most special quality is being able to enjoy friendly conversation with us when the problems and complaints die down. His job requires that he must often discipline G.C. students, but even so. he still somehow manages to be our friend. Billie Armstrong checks to make sure Dean Sherrill is comfortable while he gives blood at the Sept blood drive. At a supper buffet, held Sept. 23rd. Dean Sherrill listens while Tony Tilley explains the implement at hand.

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New Faces, Activities, Ideas Not Just The Same G.C, The 1981 ECHO has been designed to portray in words and pictures our life at Greensboro College this year. In its pages we have tried to capture the progress and changes of our college and the highlights of student life. There are pictures of drudgery and hard work, play and excite- ment, success and. yes. even some failure: but after all. it is a combination of these things that have made up this year. We hope that even in the years to come, you will smile at the remembrances that return each time this book is opened. What a year it has been! With orienta- tion we found some old faces in new places. Tim Hamrick is the new postmaster since Darlene Stanley-Lewis moved to Ad- missions. Gail Murphy became the new Admissions Director when Jimmy Tucker left us last year. Wayne Stegall has added to his duties the responsibility of the cam- pus clubs since Dean Sherrill received ad- mission duties. Miss Tina moved from the snack bar to the cafeteria and Dorothy Richardson became Greensboro Dorm ' s director. The biggest change was Dr. Med- lin becoming the head of the Education Department and Dr. Tatum becoming the new Academic Dean in January. To capture those remembrances, several changes have been made in the book it- self. It has more pages and color than any previous G.C. yearbook. The senior sec- tion is last this year, leading up to Gradu- ation 1983. The organizations section has been revised. Emphasis has been placed on the activities of the clubs. Go ahead — flip through! he pages. See if you agree that this was not just another ECHO and not just another year! ' Elizabeth Mackey may not be a new addition to G.C. ' s campus but her little friend. Adolf, has been adopted as the campus pet. Chuck Franks serves as n Prime Rib Supper Club i r first Mrs. Dorothy Richardson is the new dorm director of Robin Matte, a Sr this year, makes a new face tor O ' boro Dorm and as a joke, this sign was placed out the photographer on the evening of the Stu Opening in front of the dorm in August.