Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1984 volume:

D 2131 D2fl3ab5 fl , . . «fe ' t -y jtfi -1- THE QUAKER ' 84 Guilford College Greensboro, North Carolina Eric Locklear, Editor Dana Auditorium Archdale Hall 3 -gvwT P 1 N-i . 1 ■ IJ-f - E s M  ' v • ' ' ' |W:;.i.- r- ' • ' ; W Tw ' •. .- ■ _ = j: .==- ■ ■• ' r - ; ' ; ' 31 ==3 1 r- - ' • ' -I fe 3SS ? s — .—   rwrw t- Nk- 5 Ef ' xt -iH SM r — -_„.— _ - ri ■ f — _f Duke Memorial Hall New Garden Hall ' r lf King Hall Ragan-Brown Field House Library Mary Hobbs Hall Founders Hall Center For Continuing Education ' ' ' ' ' IHIf ' Tlt BTIfflHfl ' nHSIHi BtlE HI ik_.t.. . u- jhH mKQB mIP IIBwK •s-, : M |H| m m KTiinr i l ; ' au UJj- J ■ ■ It M, 1 , 1 mm w ' - ' — • njsr . ,. JJ 1 JJI LJIU 1 II _ Hege-Cox Hall Ragsdale House FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION William Rogers, President Bruce Stewart, Provost Sam Schuman. Academic Dean Fran Cook, Dean Of Admissions and Financial Aid Ann Johnson, Director Of Continuing Education Richard Coe, Business Manager Floyd Reynolds. Re.yistr BUSINESS OFFICE Reubene Brown, Debra Bollinger, Linda Clark, Richard Coe, Andrea Hall, Vernera Hodgin, Anna McLemore, Patsy Osborne, Kathleen Ward REGISTRAR € jKt - l - -. ' i IS 1L ' Lois Coleman, Doris Kimmel, Norma Middleton, Floyd Reynolds, Mary Jean Smith COMPUTER SERVICES Paula Barnes, Pamela Larkms, Charles White, PatrKia W.irren FINANCIAL AID Anthony Gurley, Dianne Harrison ADMISSIONS AND CENTER FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION Ann Johnson, Dianna Lebaube, Cathy West, Thomas West, Carol KiUian, Susan Aubuchon, John Bell, Melanie Bodie, Sara Bohn, June Chambliss, Frances Cook, Peter Freyburg, Susan Freyberg, Jo Ellen Grubbs, Sandra Pearman, Beth Shope, Anona Smith, Frankhn Zirkle FROM THE DESK OF THE EDITOR I regret that each and every individual associated with the Guilford College community can not be pictured in the 1 984 edition of THE QUAKER. I feel that everyone involved with Guilford College serves to better the whole of the institution in whatever capacity he or she may perform. I have chosen to list the names of all administrators and staff picturing those with whom all students at Guilco interact on a regular basis. As a small token of gratitude from the entire student body and in recognition of a job well-done, I dedicate the following poem to the faculty, staff, and administration at Guilford College IF If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you. If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, But make allowance for their doubting you: If you can wait and not be tired by waiting. Or being lied about, don ' t deal in lies, Or being hated, don ' t give way to hating, And yet don ' t look too good, nor talk too tvise: If you can dream — and not make dreams your master: If you can think — and not make thoughts your aim: If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two imposters just the same: If you can bear to hear the truth you ' ve spoken Twisted by knives to make a trap for fools. Or watch the things you gave your life to. broken. And stoop and build ' em up with worn-out tools: If you can make on heap of all you winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss. And lose, and start again at your beginnings And never breathe a word about your loss: If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone. And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the Will ivhich says to them: Hold on If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue. Or walk with Kings — nor lose the common touch. If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you. If all men count with you, but none too much: If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds ' worth of distance run. Yours is the Earth and everything that ' s in it. And — which is more — you ' ll be a Man, my son. Rudyard Kipling ACADEMIC SKILLS CENTER — Claire Helgeson ATHLETIC S — Ray Alley, Herbert Appenzeller. Mary Broos, Gayle Currie. David Dowd, Millie Dunkel, Judith Flynn. Charles Forbes, Stuart Maynard, Geoffrey Miller, Thomas Saunders, Steven Skinner, David Owens, Fred Oliver, David Bowman, Jerald Hawkins, Joyce Clark, John Jensen, Bambi Andrews, Devona Roche, Dan Dun- kel, Woody Edwards, Debbie Gray, Sam Kennedy, Ann Wambach BOOKSTORE AND MAILROOM — Gertrude Cloutier, Barbara Sue Cuthbertson, Delores Desanto, Donna Hicks, Mildred Marietta, Josephine Moore CORRESPONDENCE CENTER — Fran Andreas, Anita Arwood, Jean Glenn, Mildred Redmond, Alex Barker, Brant Gallimore, Sharon Campbell DEVELOPMENT — Andrew Bell, Helen Bartis, Janette Earl, Binford Farlow, Anne Jones, Christel Lee, Eleanor McGinty, George Ralls, David Stanfield, Stephanie Walker, Corene Wilson EPICURE — Douglas Gilmer, Shirley House, Ellen Parker FACULTY DEVELOPMENT — Carol Stoneburner FINANCIAL AFFAIRS — Marie Foxworth, James Newlin FRIENDS ASSOCIATION FOR HIGHER EDUCATION — Nate Shope, Anne Shope FRIENDS CENTER — Judith Harvey HOUSEKEEPING — Bessie Carter, Judy Carter, Sheila Cooke, Jesse Degraffinried, Harvey Ellis, Clarence Galling, George Hagood, Georgia Hairston, Evelyn Hall, Phyllis Hen- drick, Dorothy Hill, Emmajames, Ed Johnson, Ronnie Johnson, Colombus Lowe, Mary Lowe, Ruth Lowe, Peggy Marshall, James Martin, Mary Minor, Julius Moore, Sallie Moore, Daisy Sides, Charles Taylor, Elaine Taylor, Wesley Taylor, Vera Waddell, Thurl Williams INTER-LINK — Rita Freud, Robert Freud, Mary Schultz, Ahad Shahbaz, Sue Siler LIBRARY — Gertrude Beal, Claudine Daniel, James Payne, Elizabeth Place-Beary, Herbert Poole, Elizabeth Rich, Nancy Seism, Deborah Shaw, Marion Thorpe, Rebecca Vail. MAINTENANCE — Hampton Alston, Russell Babb, George Blaikie, Carlton Bryant, Doug Curtis, Bobby Falls, Robert Flinchum, Barbara Hill, Henry Hill, Sharon Jones, Julian Lewis, John Lindstrom, Jeffery Lough, Harold Mitchell, Henry Passmore, James Richardson, Marion Sapp, William Scott, Ernest Tinnin OFFICES OF THE PRESIDENT. DEAN. AND PROVOST — Betty Marbert, Nancy Settiemyre, Helen Sizemore, Catherine Tate OFF-CAMPUS PROGRAMS — Miriam Collins PERSONNEL — Helen Thomas PHOTON - Daniel McGehee PUBLIC RELATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS — Jo Anne Jennings, Darst McNairy, Jeanene Williams STUDENT SERVICES — Mary Beth Alexander, Lucy Barden, Cristin Council Flynt, Olive Jenkins, James F. Keith, Dick Dyer, Audrey Horney, Frank Issac, Robert White, Claudette Frank- lin, Jane Godard Caris, M. James Donathan, Dan Fredericks, Linda Jessee, Jan Prillaman, Ken Schwab, Hugh Stohler, Paula Swonguer, Denise Nugent, Elsie Bryant SURF-N-SOUND — Cordell Baum, Ellis Flinchum ACCOUNTING V Members of Department — William Grubbs, Bob M. Keeny, Ralph Frey, Cynthia Caudell, Garland Granger, Bob Jackson, Edward Roach ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE Members ot D(.partment — John Grice, Barton Parks, Richard Kama (not pictured) ART Members of Department — Adele Wayman, Roy Nydorf, James McMillan, Jerry Bontager (not pictured) BIOLOGY Members of Department — William Fulcher, Lynn Moseley, Jacqueline Ludel, Robert Bryden, Frank Keegan. CHEMISTRY Members ot Department — Ted Bentey (pictured), Dave Maclnnes, Lawrence Gains CLASSICS € ¥ r ; 1 ■0 Ann Deagon DRAMA AND SPEECH Members of Department — DonalJ Deagon. Joan Zubl, Peggy King ECONOMICS Members of Department — Scott Gassier, Carol Clark, Robert Williams EDUCATION Members of Department — Pa tricia Schwab, Gwen Reddeck, Barbara Dreyer ENGLISH Members ot Department — Lee Johnson, Jane Bengel, , Ellen O ' Brien, (not pictured): Elizabeth Kt Rudolph Behar, Carter Delafield, James Outsell, Richard Morton, Rebecca DeHaven, John Lamiman, . Cochran, Tom Huey, Sue Keith iser, anet FOREIGN LAN GUAG E 4 Members of Department — James McNab, Claude Chauvigne, Marcy Thompson, Kim Viviviam, Anne Rampolia, Maritza Almeida, Ligia D. Hunt GEOLOGY Members of Department — Cyril Harvey (pictured), Charles Almy, Jay Van Tassell HISTORY Members of Department — Martha Cooley, Alex Stoesen, Henry Hood, Dorothy Borei, Sarah Mahno, Adrienne Manns MANAGEMENT Members of Department — William Stevens (pictured), Edwin Caudill, Fred Courtney, Mary Lmd, Catherine Holderness, Sally Bowman, Chuck Carter, Beth Crabtree, Arnon Hurwitz, Michael Joseph, Charles Kroen, David Moff MATHEMATICS Members of Department — Elwood Parker, lima Manduley, James BiiyJ, Kenneth Walker, G. Rudolph Gordh MUSIC Members ot Department — Carol Burnett (pictured), Ed Lowe, David Pinnix PHILOSOPHY PHYSICS Members of Department — Jonathan Malino, Grimsley Hobbs, William Biedler, Donald Millholland (pictured) Members of Department — Rex Adelberger, Sheridan Simon POLITICAL SCIENCE IN CHAMBERS Members of Department — Louis Fike, William Burris, Margaret Thatcher , William Carroll, William Schmickle PSYCHOLOGY Members of Department — Kathryn Adams, Hunnctta Franl lin, Jerry GoJard, Jacqueline Ludel, Claire Morse, Richard Zweigenhaft RELIGIOUS STUDIES Members ot Department — John Stoneburner, Mel Keiser, FloyJ Moore, Joseph Groves SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY Members of Department — Paul Zopf (pictured), Cyrus Johnson, Vernie Davis SENIORS The Class Of 1984 Adale Abel Tammy Strickland Gene Mirken Karen Austen 5ill Meade and Mark Gurley Brian Seabrook Bob Assfalg Sophie Tait Susan Rosen ;j Tyrone Garces Sam Monroe and Rob Summers Linda Thur DeeDee Cogpin Tripp Pittman and Ernesto Calderon Jimmy Wilson tH l rf H H I mm -%• ■■■riBH - l Cat Hodgin and Andy Davis Lyn Beasley Greg Baker Walt Carter and David Hood Joy Opaleski S Curt Marshall June Carpenter Dan Schabacker Tom Shahady r - 1 r V ,4 tUflllltttir ' ■ . .: - -™..r ' _ ' -t.ai Mike Reardon John Hoarty Lindsey Nicklas 0, « ' • -V ' i Linda Young Wendy Barkley Sam Monroe John Mottcrn Ellen Gilmorc Vivian Smith Hk . 3 l ' , 49 John Wilcox Susan Anderson Victoria Scott i ? •v Tracey Ladson JoAnne Chase Cindy Smith - •. - v RHIw ' •i„rMj E ' ' fefl ? -.4. f Wendy Pierce Bill Holland Gayle Coppock h I Kellie Hymes Scott Livengood Edna Johnston Kevin Britt John Fulchcr Friends David Wekesa Undergraduate Linda Swerdlow Bess McMichael Ms. Peddywinkles ' School For Young Ladies Feel My Anatomy Joe Stud ' s School Ot The Arts Ouch. That Smarts Presidential Stroll Louise Perry Mogomotsi Lentsoe Mimi Penney Kelli Wise Alice George Linda Swerdlow and Lori Bragg The Class Of ' 84 In Verse Sorrow preys upon its solitude. The busy have no time for tears. Byron Submitted by — Dennis Blue Education is something tar too important to be taken seriously. J.C. Grice Submitted by — Jimmy Wilson The greatest joy in lite is to achieve what others say you cannot. Unknown Submitted by — Lyn Beasley But, Lord Crist. Whan that it remembreth me Upon my yowthe, and on my lolitee. It tikleth me aboute myn herte roote. Unto this day it dooth myn herte boote That I have had my world as in my time. Wife Ot Bath, Canterbury Tales Submitted by — Kimberly Willis 1 have learned that to be with those Hike is enough. Walt Whitman Though we travel the world over To tind the beautiful. We must carry it with us Ore we will Find it not. Emerson My love is like grasses hidden in the deep mountain; though Its abundance increases, there is none that knows. The present is the hvinu sum total of the whole past. Carlyle Remember this also, and be well persuaded ot its truth: the future is not in the hands of fate, but in ours. Jules Jusserand JChat lies behind us f nd what lies before us re tiny matters compared to O hat lies within us. Emerson If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or faraway. Thoreau Never look down to test the ground before taking your next step; anly he who keeps his eye fixed on the far horizon will tind his right road. Dag Hammarskiold Friendship is the Inexpressible comfort Of feeling safe with A person having neither To weigh thoughts Nor measure words. George Eliot You can dream but you can never go back the way you came. Jackson Browne To accomplish great things we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe. A. France Holdfast to dreams, for it dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. L. Hughes We do not come to believe in ourselves until someone reveals that deep inside us something is valuable worth listening to worthy of our trust sacred to our touch. Edwin M. McMahon I see much, I say little, and do less. Life is short and we have Not too much time gladdening The hearts of those who are Traveling the dark way with us Oh be swift to love. Make haste to be kind. Henri Amiel Every man has his Bethlehem where new possibilities and hopes are born. Where his history is invaded by novelty and the potency tor new action. At such times, the tyranny of the past and the terror ot the future give way betore a new time of open possibility — the vibrant present. TO A DANCING GOD Submitted by — Mogomotsi Lentsoe In Memoriam Of Charlotte Degroot Born — February 17, 1963 Died — August 25, 1983 We do not cry when we think ot people we love; we smile. We smile because knowing them makes us a part of something that can be felt but cannot be seen or touched , yet we know it to have more value than any possession we could ever own. Charlotte gave us a ready smile and encouragement for tomorrow. When we think of her, we think of all she gave and all that we have to remember and love and cherish. Each of Charlotte ' s friends must deal with their loss in an individual way. My counsel to those who knew her is taken from reflection upon the Charlotte that I knew. Have the wisdom to love, to live, to take what fate the gods may give. Hold your face to the sun and be inspired by her warmth. t- • t i i hric Locklear John McFall Caroline Bagby David Bradley W Sara S. Low Sara Low Emily Ballus Mac Herring and Lynn Summenil Betsy Hunt Hope Dixon Tim Harris and Mary Ann TuUey Rich Diodato • . Don Howie Lindy Young and Jill Bohman Janice Lynch and Elizabeth Johnson Mm--. fm} ilk A i Megan Fitzgerald Eric Tyrone Webster Chris Ellen Forloines Billv Holland Howard Holden Kim Pearson David Cummingham tz.:m Michael Barker James Hess Amy Bliven Jonathan Heard Ginger Gaffney Brenna Galvin and Sarah Brachman Alican Horan Chuck Veith Rjchard (King) Malmberg Jane Capin Chip Hunnings Elizabeth Ellen Denny i Megan Fitzgerald Charlotte Warren Mary Edith Alexander Susan Harvey Brenna Galvin Sarah Brachman fri: ' Kent Crooks, Dan Madden, and Rob Clark Ginger Gaffney and Rachel Purpel Mimi Penney Tina Stites Kelly Wise Alice George GONE AND FORGOTTEN With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Submitted by: Sally Goodwin Desiderata In Memorium To Jerome James Jim Fingeroff Life is a series of unexpected circumstances. Each of us must at one time or another fail victim to its ploy and act upon the cards which are dealt to us. Often we must play our hand in the shadow of another ' s misfortune. The game is one having little pity on its players. It is designed to offer each of us alternatives, but in the end, we make our own decisions. The participants decide for themselves whether or not they shall benefit from the fates of others. The loss of a fellow player must be felt and grief must be dealt with but, in respect to those fallen, we must not allow ourselves to martyr such a loss. UNDERCLASSMEN From humble beginnings Sandra Bodenheimer, Beth Howard John Lenartowitz Beverly Horney, Wendy Brown, Diana Wurster S. MELLS — Travelling Incognito Georgia Kreuter, Louise Jordan, Dawn Seymour, Dana Cooper, Mary Jo Lindley, Amy Mahan Helen Norfleet, Marnie Baum Lili Levay, Paula Delmestri ' The hand is quicker than the lens. ' Tom Smith and Thurston Spaulding Emily Bonkers Bonk . ■ • ■■ ' iv K j l ■-•: - •- jii mg ;3t j| k.Hi-r V I. A ' 1 tl %. ' ' M k H ' 4:. i ;1- M. |J[  ;j£i J ¥h HHp ■ A. 9ffiQL £i$8 BP ' J. ti . J fw 1 ■r ' ' Jm M r ■ x«r P ' Theresa West, Dixon Holhs The Magnificent Eleven Ride Again ' 77 Tumble For You Laura Vila ' Geis, Marie-Joel Landrau, Jessica Liebmann, Alberto Ramirez De Arellano. Fabienne DAutricourt Linda Brown, Daisy Ritsema, Donna Baker, Nancy Baker South Carolina Girls — Amy and Jan Montgomery Kelley Little, Laura Park Rachel Purpel, Greg Hastings Carol Rivera, Gretchen Rada Jay Gilbert, Alan Gene Riggs Dillard, Todd Shuping Foley, f ' %«a a ; ' t  i? Wendy Brown, Diana Wurster Lynn Coleman, Johnnie Hamby, Becky Charles, Irene Borbas Johnnie Hamby, Becky Charles We ' re gonna get you . = ' .No you ' re not. Jean, Rachel, Louise The Guilco Sisters Steve Linvill and Jay Van Tassel Steve Williams Taimi Olsen, Steve Sihton, Dana Werner, Linda Nagel Dave Tomlin and Charles Merritt Asgede Bereket Selassie Ann Williams, Nicole Arena Karen Bursch, Mimi Penney Elizabeth Humes Susan Price, James Kahn Keith McCuUough What next. Coach P Get out of my way, jerk. Roberto and friend. Bo, Todd, Jim, Donna, Cathy, Becky, Laura, and Tom ' Y,. - Pam Ferris, Beth Pruden, Laura Davis, Lois Hass And now, live from Guilford College . When in doubt, daydream Hay I want to look at the pretty pictures too. What you feel like the day after. Togetherness Bobby Jones 10 for 2 Chris Lambert I know this one ' s an ace. Carl Caudle, David D.B. ) Bradley, John McFall, Erich Witzel Now if we could just catch one for dinner. J ' Haven ' t I seen these guys somewhere before. SHSSSB KSH H s Dumb American Invention Is this what I came to college for? Watch It sister. ' mi v Watch the paws, mister. Mark Latham Who let Mark on the field? ' :•: Darryl Dozier, Coach was right, dance class does help. The One And Only Flash- Brittany Snee Plaut, Peer Plaut, Lynn Coleman Laura Ervin, Sallie Gross, J7M, Kenlyn Riggs, Helen BijiiMt Rollins im K ■■m7 1 i B H W: ■ : H. Kathy Jessup, Susan Harvey, Adele Harrison, Denise Davis, Denise Moore, Donna Horton, Patti WiUiard, Susan Manes, Libby Enos Beauty doesn ' t necessarily mean brains. This is called doing it the hard way Hamilton Tyler This one ' s for you mom. Do you have any Alka-Seltzer, please? fln% Owners and Coordinators of The Pope House Restaurant — Open nightly Never has Guilford looked so good. Jane Adams, Denise Davis, Denise Moore, Libby Enos, Patti Willard, Susan Manes, Adele Harrison Lynwood Clinton Winslow, III Wendy Woo Hood Kim Muffy Willis Susanna Suzy Terrell Neil Nicky Davis Do you drink responsibly? Or are you responsible for the drinking? All of this, just for a Stroh ' s Maybe he doesn ' t know that it spins automatically. Dear Mom: Send money. ' Friends Make The World Go Round You with the camera, get out of here. I ' vi -r ' ji ' .! Quit clowning around. ' Happiness The Ghost Of Dana (But what about the shoes?) It ' s you Carlos. God, I hope the professor doesn ' t show. Kitty Hubbard, Jenni Mclnnes, Stephen Spaulding, Ira Schussel Jo Anne Chase, Jam Montgomery, Betsy Hunt, Sarah James, Wendy Pierce, Their Date , Lmda Thur David Dee Keller, John Rocko Balance, Paul Ackerman, Bill Bunton, Aaron Daywit, Mike Ronco, Willard Clark, John Alexander, Dave Lytle, Jim Fingerotf Parker Turpin Gwen Andrews, Kathy Boardman, Kerry McKay, and Joanna Burnett Melissa Gladney CHEESE Kelly Bowden Samantha Moore Jamie Beere B.S. — Campus Tens We ' re awesome, and we know it. Do you want to say that again? Okay, I take it back. Is this necessary Bo? Shut-up Sam and smile. ' Spasmatic ,-v.-  • ' ' Some guys have all the luck. v; ' -- ' r Is it contagious Becky? fs i - Roy Stottler and Daryl Law You ' re gonna do what with my camera, Roy? Jill Gregg, Missy Collins, Jane McCallum, Laurie Meehan Karen Hemmer and Frank Belton The Phantom Of The Darts Donna it ' s too cold to go manhunting? Daryl Law, John Schley, Richard Malmberg, Dennis (The Menace) Gore, Chris Kimmel, Chris Otten, Jimmy Lockhart, Jeff Wornstaff The George White Guys ■ w w -m ' m m- ' w m % Jay Norvell, Aaron Adams, Tom Hill, Loring Mortenson, Bill Slopey, Dan Kaplan, Steve McKenzie, Tim Savidge, George Starwridge, Matt Burns, Pat Holder, John Anderson, Doug Grieco j 4 Dan and Debbie of The Photon 7- ' Lucia Goffigon, Renee Godard, Barbara Ruby, and Carrie Sorrell Michael Penney and Charles Veith Tim Dorian and Pete Ward Peter Roth and Cat Page Natalie Keeton, Kathy Jessup, Dana Drapeau, and Anita Patel Chris Konvalinka, Bartley Calder, Nick Brown and Jamie Kirkpatrkk • «■ Nassar and Friends from Inter-Link Lisa Barnes and Amy Ardison Chip Harsham and Pals Brenna, Linda, Marcia, Ann and kt . , Alberto Martha Barnect and Melanie Bischoff Martha Jean Hayworth, Courtney Collier, and Deborah Sandier .a2; assire isariji ; igfe- ; Jennifer Roberts and Susan Hawley Robby Bass and Paul Wilson CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Working together with a common cause Community Senate 4 Dennis Blue, President Kenlyn Riggs, Secretary Jayne Mardock, Vice-President The Community Senate as a whole. A vague group of people wouldn ' t you say: Psychology Club Sallie Gross, Kenlyn Riftss, Maryann Tully, Toni A. Pyle, Becky Spencer, Susan Harvey, Brian Seabrook, Heather D. Bernath, Luke Van Wagner, Philip Polo, Deborah Dunn, Donna Baker, Barbara Ruby, Dana Drapeau, Paige Hogen, Steve Rubinstein, Lucia Goffigon, Liane Jacobs, Renee Godard, Carrie Sorrell Student Union Amy Montgomery, Sean Murray, Rick Watson, Natalie Dolan, Barbara Ruby, Neil Davis, Curt Marshall, Lucia Gottigon, Susanna Terrell, Wendy Hood, Lyn Beasley International Relations Club Names of participants unavailable at press time SWAT Dunna Balcer, Amy Bell, Jill Bohman, Irene Borbas, Courtney Collier, Neil Davis, Linda Dixun, Natalie Dolan, Douglas Drotman, John Fulcher, Teri Gainey, Dennis Granzen, Susan Harvey, Ralph Herring, Donna Horton, Kelley Hymes, Liane Jacobs, Frank BJ Joyner, Derek Maingot, Kimberly Marcus, Jayne Mardock, Bo Markley, Susan Marks, Jennie Montgomery, Linda Nagel, Rob Newton, Jay Norvell, Todd Reitzel, Daisy Ritsema, Helen Rollins, Barbara Ruby, Adele Schuster, Brian Seabrook, Cindy Smith, Teresa Sweeney, Virginia Thomas, John Whisnant, Laura Zwadyk The Guilfordian Statf The names have been withheld to protect the not-so-innocent. Women ' s Center Lhzabcth Juhiiion iwiili Anna BcivucI), LJna Jnhnston, Ginticr Gattncy, janiLc LiiRli. MilHuIu Lyn h, Susan Harvey, Louise Parks, Jane Bengel, Ellen Gilmore, Sarah Anne Stark 163 91-FM L ) STEREO Women ' s Soccer Club Biofile iNanic-s unavailablf at prt-is time. Names unavailable at press time. 165 Guilford College Clubs And Organizations Community Senate Student Union Afro American Cultural Society Revelers Choir Quaker Concerns Intramurals International Relations Club Nuclear Arms Awareness Group Sailing Club Guilco Christian Fellowship WQFS Women ' s Soccer Chess Club Piper The Quaker Hillel Strategic Games Club Student NC Association Of Educators Women ' s Center The Guiltordian Websterian Law Club German Club Student Affairs Committee Center For Continuing Education Psychology Club Biophile Club Philologists Chowder Marching Society Phi Alpha Theta Pi Gamma Mu Beta Beta Beta Biological Society French Club Spanish Club Big Brothers Sisters Women ' s Lacrosse SWAT Judicial Board Day Student Organization SPORTS The Quakers as they excel 167 Baseball 1984 Schedule February 28 Duke March 1 Wake Forest March 15 Wingate March 16 Pembroke State March 17 Case Western Reserve March 18 High Point March 20 Catawba March 22 Wake Forest March 23 Salem March : 24 Salem March 27 Catawba March 29 St. Augustine ' s March 31 Atlantic Christian April 3 Elon April 5 Wingate ft M ,AA High Point y Z n April 7 April 9 Pfeilfer ' April 1 V 10 Elon April 12 Pembroke State April 14 Lenoir-Rhyne April 16 Pfeiffer April 18-22 Carolinas Conference Tournament April 25 Shaw May 4-6 NAIA District 26 Tournament Home Games Roster Jonathan Alexander Alexander Brogan Greg Campbell Ken Cornelison Bradley Duncan Jay Gilbert John Goodwin Daniel Graham Thomas Hill John Holdorf Chip Runnings Keith Ingling Neil Keller Thomas Kelly Jerry Kidd Steve Kidd Chad Kirk David Knight Aldine Payne Wayne Phillips Mike Pickard Todd Roberts Wade Shannon Mike Smith Scott Stewart Jay White Barry Whitlock John Wise COACH; Stuart Mavnard N,- Men ' s Basketball November November ' November November December December December January January January January January •January •January January February February February February February February February February Home Games COACH: Jack Jensen 1984 Schedule 18 Muskingum 19 Adrian 22 Longwood 29 IMars Hill 2-3 Quaker Invitational 6 Lenoir-Rhyne 10 High Point 5 Amherst 7 Elon 11 Wingate 14 Pembroke State 17 Pfeiffer 21 Atlantic Christian 25 Catawba 28 Pembroke State 1 Lenoir-Rhyne 4 Averett 8 Atlantic Christian 11 High Pomt 15 Wmgate 18 Elon 22 Pfeiffer 25 Catawba Roster Mike Apple Lee Davis Darryl Dozier Jerry Greenwood A.B. Henley Tommy Irvin Bobby Jones Keith King Chris Lambert Eric Webster W ' ASSISTANT COACH: David Bowman November November November December December ' December December January ' January January •January January •January January January February February February February February ' February February Home Games Women ' s Basketball 1984 Schedule 19 UNC-Greensboro 21-22 H R Block Tournament 29 Gardner Webb 1 Elon 3 Wingate 5 Pfeiffer 10 High Point 1 1 Longwood 14 Pembroke State 17 Pfeiffer 21 Atlantic Christian 23 Gardner Webb 25 Catawba 28 Pembroke State 31 UNC-Greensboro 2 Lenoir-Rhyne 4 Atlantic Christian 6 Catawba 1 1 High Poiiil 1 5 Wingate 18 Elon 23-25 Carolinas Conterence Tournament COACH: Judv Flynn Football ■ ' 1984 Sched ule September 3 Lenoir-Rhvne September 17 Elon September 24 Fayetteville State October 1 Emory And Henry October 8 Davidson October 15 Bridge-water October 22 Hampden-Sydney October 29 Salisbury State November 5 Catawba November 12 Concord Home Games Roster Chip Allman Sam Jones Rob Aplington Scott Jones Robert Assfalg Terry Jones Mike Azzarita Scott Kendrick Greg Baker Doug Kenworthy Nancy Bazzle Charles Kepley Jim Bethea Kirk Knight Ken Bethea Keith Lankford Randy Blackburn Carlton Lewis Lamar Boykin John Losey Alex Brogan Tony McMillan Kieran Byrne John Montgomery Walter Carter Matt Moore Earl Clinton Joe Motsay David CunninghaiT 1 Scott O ' Kelley Karl Durr Reggie Peace Joe Engleby Frank Peacock Tim Everhardt Mike Reardon Alan Foley Eric Scott Matt Gautschi Tom Shahady Ron Gilkerson Todd Shuping Buddy Halbert Billy Smith Chip Harshaw Joel Snodgrass Ashely Hassard Jim Spivey Charlie Heard Mark Stowe Matty Hemric Cliff Tatum A.B. Henley Trent Tucker Jeff Henson Rex Tuggle Johnny Hines Mark Walker Billy Holland Greg Weaver Patrick Hunt Bryan Wilson Jesse James Harvey Woods Pernell Jefferson HEAD COACH: Charles Forbes ASSISTANT COACHES: Tommy Saunders, DavidoSwd Golf 1984 Schedule September 15-16 Aubrey Apple Invitational Greensboro, NC September 30- James Madison Invitational Laurel Fork, VA October 2 October 13-15 John Ryan Memorial Duke October 17-19 Hargrove Davis Memorial Campbell November 3-4 Guilford College Invitational The Cardinal Club Greensboro, NC Roster Charles Bradshaw Dave Deverall Steve Harwell Mark Infalt Richard Kincaid Keith King Dave Smallwood HEAD COACH: Jack Jensen 4 Men ' s Lacrosse • ' ' March- March March • March March March Mar 4 Aprif •April •April April •April April Home Games 1984 Schedul. 14 17 19 21 24 27 31 1 4 11 14 18. ' 20 Roster Wally Cook Kevin Courtney Kent Crooks Tim Diamond Carey Donovan Jim Duncan Peter Hiygins Ashby Horner Dan Kaplan Kyle Kesselring Daryl Law inthony Lo Ricco Dave Lytle John Mancoll Keith McCullough John Mclntyre John Merritt Rich Metz Joe Miazga John Motta Scott Nixon Jack O ' Donnell Chris Pohanka Grant Reed Tim Reynolds George Rioseco Michael Ronco Peter Roth Ken Sanchez Joe Savarese Robert Schmidt Tom Schoendorf Jay Shipowitz Robert Taylor Anthony Traad Hamilton Tyler Chip Valle Chip Vanreenan Harvey Woods Radford Ohio Wesleyan Wooster Union Randolph-Macon Washington and Lee Salisbury State St. Mary ' s Lynchburu Roanoke Hampden-Svdnty Pfeiffer Duke COACH: Geoffrey Miller Women ' s Lacrosse 1984 Schedule (Unavailable at Press Time) W f Roster Vicky Aubinoe Kathy Ball Donna Beclcer Emily Bonk Lone Bragg Janet Cathey Kathy Chang Dakota Durkee Tina Gallo Jessica Liebow Jane Lloyd Susan Marks Gretchen Rada Ruth Tanham Charlotte Warren Allison Wheeler Lindy Young COACH: Patrick Manzella Soccer 198-1 Schedule September ' i Catawba September 7 UNC-Greensboro ' September 10 Davidson September 1 3 UNC-AsheviUe ' September 1 7 Barber-Scotia ' September 19 Pfeiffer September 2 1 Liberty Baptist ' September 26 Pembroke State September 29 Wake Forest October 2 Belmont Abbey October 5 UNC-Chapei Hill October 8 Atlantic Christian ' October 1 1 Elon October 13 Wingate October 26 High Point October 29 Campbell Roster Brian Braswell Marco Batres Wally Cook Tim Dorion TJ. Faherty Paul Gurspan Bo Haederle Todd Henry David Hood Cliff Ira Mike Jeglinski Martin Kerr Mark Kramer Mark Latham John Lenartowicz Charles Lomax Hal Mortenson Tom O ' Connell Will O ' Connell Steve Olson Jeff Polinchock Philip Polo Mark Roberts Steve Rubenstein Roberto Sa Jim Schmutz David Spencer Nate Swan Colin Vallence-Owen Luke Van Wagner Peter Wood Chris Zirrith % . HEAD COACH: Steve Skinner -m Women ' s Softball ' March •March March March ' March ' March ' March March March • April April April ' April ' April ' Home Games 1984 Schedule 15 17 19 21 23 77 28 30 31 2 4 6 10 11 Duke Duke A T State St. Augustine ' s Meredith Winston-Salem State Barber-Scotia Atlantic Christian Shaw Elon Wingate Pembroke State Catawba Pfeiffer Roster Karen Austen Kelly Carlton Dana Cooper Kim Keyser Mary Jo Lindiey Kelley Little Suzanne Lowe Amy Mahan Helen Norfleet Amy Parnsh Mimi Penny Debbie Phillips Beth Pruden Kris Schoolfield Tina Stites Lois Wright HEAD COACH: David Dowd Men ' s Tennis 1984 Schedule (Unavaijafcle At Press Time) %A .■ Roster Mitch Adler Jay Andrews Patricio Apey David Barr Nick Demetriades Adam Neilly Markku Salokannel Ashley Veloso Mark Wirt William Yancey Women ' s Tennis l ' ;84 Schedule March 3 CoUe.yc of Charleston, SC March 5 Flagler March 6 Stetson March 7 University oi Central Florida March 8 Rollins March l4 Elon •March 13 Wingate March 17 Mars HiU • March 20 Catawba March 22 1 i Pembroke March March -J 26 Presbyterian Pfeiffer March 28 Harvard •March 29 UNC-Charlotte April 2 Atlantic Christian M April 6 10 East Carolina H April Campbell I S April 11 Davidson April 13 -14 Carolinas Conference Tournament April 18 Radford April z j j Home Games NAIA District 26 iournainent Roster t.]or„f. n,crUn(f Clnrl,, Rrar„:rr,rT,K Becky Callahan Lili Carpenter Tracey Clark Kimberly Eastman Jennifer Friend Nancy Heller Claudia Mauhart Lisa Miller Erin Reidy Tammy Strickland Julie Tupper HEAD COACH: Gayle Currie Women ' s Volley 1984 Schedule mi September 9 Pembroke State, UNC-Wilmington September 13 St. Andrews, Pembroke State September 13 Elon, Greensboro September 16 Winston-Salem State September 20 Shaw Sepbember 22 St. Augustine ' s, Atlantic Christian September 26 Mars Hill, High Point September 28 NC Wesleyan, UNC-Greensboro September 30 East Tennessee Invitational •October 4 Wake Forest ' October 5 Catawba, NC Central October 11 Winston-Salem State, High Point October 13 Wingate, Pfeiffer October 26 UNC-Asheville, Gardner Webb October 2 i Lenoir-Rhyne October 29 Carolinas Conference Tournament November 1 A T State November 4-5 NAIA District 26 Tournament November 12 NAIA Tri-Distnct Tournament Home Games Roster Kathy Ball Kelly Carlton Dana Cooper Suzanne Lowe Cindy Mayz Amy Parrish Kim Pearson Nicole Ronan Kris Schoolfield Marilyn Shapiro Lisa Tucker Sharon Vanis M ary Beth Wright HEAD COACH: Gavle Curne Intramural Flag Football Champions — English Hall mum ' pi {;: M ■ 1 ' I (51)! ' DjviJ Bradlty (D.B.), Mark Gates, Brian Furlow, John McFall, Carl Caudle, Dave Tomlin, Rob Packard, l:ridi W iial Intramural Soccer Champions — Day Hobbs I QUAKER BASKETBALL BASEBALL % iSM LADIES ' TENNIS VOLLEYBALL Amy Parrish All-Conterence AU-District Sharon Vanis Dana Cooper All-Conference igj All-District LADIES ' BASKETBALL rw ' «r Y m M - p ■ : ' - _ .. lir S- i i ' tI H GOLF FOOTBALL V 4 ' David Dowd, Charles Forbt-s, Ti)mmy Saunders TRAINERS English Wahoos Student North Carohna Association ot Educators si :- • ■ J ' fil! fT .r— v -yr Which coach has a spht-personahty? Which team had a Halloween party in ' 83? Whose Flag Football Champions wahooed in New Orleans? A Semester Abroad i- ■ ' ' i 4tM •5. m U M m-l b ' H l THE STAFF OF THE QUAKER ' 84 Eric Locklear, Editor Daryl Law Holly Hobbs Roy Stottler Todd Reitzel I have thought agreat deal about what concluding comments to make in this edition of THE QUAKER. First, in the capacity of editor of THE 1984 QUAKER, I should like to speak to those circumstances which precipitated my diverting from the tradition of the Guilford College yearbook being issued in the fall upon completion of the preceding year. For reasons unknown to me in entirety, the QUAKER preceding the 1984 edition failed to reach the hands of the students at Guilford College during the course of the 1 983 year and at the time at which I am writing this piece, the book remains in limbo. A yearbook is an object of importance to those whose memories are recorded in its pages and, like a fine burgundy, its value increases with age. Its significance must not be allowed to decline as it is a source ot morale and an uplifting force to the spirits of those whom it serves. My staff and I recognized that the plight of the issue preceding ours might prove detrimental to the student-body morale and thus blemish all future editions of THE QUAKER including the 1 984 edition. We felt that under the precarious and extraordinary circumstances surrounding the publishing of THE 1983 QUAKER, the 1984 edition and the student body might best be served hy issuing the book during the course of the same year — thus necessitating a spring delivery date and a February completion date. All activities occuring in the spring of 1984 which have not been covered in this portion of THE QUAKER will be covered in a supplement to the book wh ich will be given to the student body (or shipped ti i the graduating seniors) in the fall of 1984. The supplement will fit into the original hook and become a permanent fixture of the publication. My staff and I have worked diligently in obtaining this goal and in some cases, because ot the short time sp.in involved in our production of the book, style and format have been altered in our endeavors to serve our fellow students. We trust though that this will enhance the uniqueness of THE 1984 QUAKER. On another note, as a student observer on the Guilco campus and as a connoisseur omie-lJ iftarts principals upon which this institution is forged, I would like to comment on the 1984 Syndrome originating with George Orwell. Orwell ' s futuristic narrative is not so much a prophesizing of Big Brother but rather a negative statement suggesting that mankind ' s individualism will degenerate to a prototype organism and a society will evolve in which this archetype is robotized. In the shadow of the micro-chip and the apparent dependancy upon it to solve all crises, the reality of such a concept is not beyond the sphere of plausibility. As a optimist and a humanist, I believe that we, the students of the hberal arts, are inclined to pride ourselves on the abihty to arrive at independent conclusions drawn from a wide area of resources such as the sciences, the ans, etc. This quality, indigenous to our genre, preserves individuality in the face of the frightening flux of apathy whiL h has come to dominate our society. Oddly enough, this compulsion to conform seems to stem from the youth of today whose unwillingness to utilize the innate freedom of youth (to experience and explore new prospects) is a moral and intellectual betrayal of one of its most treasured bastions. I remain firm in the conviction that we, as upholders of the liberal arts will, even as a minority of the populus, continue to upset the seas of apathy which engulf our civilization and thus forever postpone the threat of Orwell ' s 1984 . My assurance of this lies in the character of the Class of 1 984 to whom I wish the best of success and the richest of futures. Thank you for allowing me to have served you. Eric Locklear MV A -t ' 4 S0 ' 1 i ' • ■■■■ , ' l