High Point University - Zenith Yearbook (High Point, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1980 volume:

One generation passeth away, and another generation cometh, but the Earth abideth torever. The sun also riseth, and the sun goeth down, and hasteth to this place where he arose. ECCLESIASTES 1, 4-5 BmB H EflBBHHI ZENITH High Point College Volume LIV President Patton Speaks . . . As I extend greetings and best wishes to the graduating class and as you enter the decade of the 1980 ' s, I quote from Martin Luther who said, The human heart is like a millstone in a mill. When you put wheat into it, it turns and grinds the wheat to flour. If you put no wheat into it, it still grinds on but then ' tis itself it grinds against and wears away. It is our hope and our prayers that your experience at High Point College has provided the wheat for the mill of your life and that you will draw from these experiences as long as you live. Even though no one can predict what the coming decade holds for us, we do know that it will be an exciting adventure — a journey and not a destination! If you are not equipped for this journey, we have failed. You must first scale the mountain if you would view the plain — so begin now to scale your mountain. May God Bless You! Wendell Patton Dr. Patlon and Dean Cole alter a (acuity meeting. i A Long Awaited Reward Top Left: Ted Cleary (lexes for a weekend. Above: High Point College student lounges outside Belk Dorm. Top Right: Cindy Burbage catches forty winks during her Communications Lab time. Bottom Right: Kornhead muses on the Panthers ' struggles for victory. m ROLLER ACTION MARDI CRAS HIGH POINT STYLE MOUNTAIN MEAN? B C FRIED APPLE PIE BAND Homecoming — Nancy, A Queen Homecoming 1980 was a mixture of floats, banners, good times, alumni, a parade, queens and snow! February 8 brought the traditional Homecoming Dance held at the Village Green in Greensboro. Saturday, February 9 brought snow and a victory for High Point Panthers as they defeated the Catawba Indians. Due to the snow storm, the Homecoming Court was presented on February 12. Nancy Houlberg was crowned queen. Janell Welsh was first runner-up and Debbie Baunchalk received second runner-up. Homecoming Parade was held February 17 where the floats were judged. The Black Unification Movement float took first place with the Lambda Chi Alpha Float placing second. Even though the weekend was disrupted by the snow storm, the activities turned out alright and we shall long remember the 1980 Homecoming . . . Nancy Houlberg Sponsored by Lambda Chi Alpha t MW Janell Welsh Sponsored by the Sophomore Class Debbie Baunchalk Sponsored by Pi Kappa Alpha Homecoming Brought Smiles Old Friends And Good Times Top 1. Gary and Heidi dance the night away 2. Dancing takes much con- centration as exemplified by |immy Purcell. Middle 3. Vanda and Steve take a break. Middle 4. What ' s that step again? Glen Jones asks his date. Bottom 5. Alumni Wendy Monagus and Donald Bowles get caught in the mood. Janet Spaulding — Secretary French Bolen — President Mike Taylor — Vice President Jill Beam — Treasurer Donna Ann Adams B.A. Social Studies Winnie Lynn Adkins B.S. Biology Chip Aldridge B.S. Trans-Disciplinary Danny Anderson B.S. Physical Education Children Of Yesterday Rhonda Lynn Banther B.A. Education ' ' Bob Clegg B.S. Biology .: . Sharon Ann Billings B.A. History and Political Science - m Greg Clark B.A. English •4 V ' ■A- - - ._ - ' - ' Lynne Thea Cobb B.A. Art Kathryn J. Connelly B.S. Biology Pre-Med Heirs Of Tomorrow Betty lean Cornatzer B.S. Accounting Kimberly Kay Cox B.A. Human Relations Roxanna Leigh Oouse B.S. Physical Education Leslie Davis B.A. Communications lames Scott DeRosa B.S. Business Administration David ). Douglas B.A. Behavioral Science 10 Masters Of Destiny Are We . . . Henry Ray Duckett B.A. Art Education ... ..; - • i- Terry L. Gardella B.A. Communications m Donna Maria Fiorvanti B.S. Business Administration David Allen Gladden B.S. Political Science Phyllis D. Griffin B.A. Communications James Donald Groseclose, Jr. B.A. History and Political Science 11 Destinies That Make Us Donna Day Gutshall B.A. Early Childhood Education ■ Douglas Hall B.A. English |ohn Charles Hallis B.A. Communications David Sumner Hardison B.S. Physical Education 1 locelyn Kahn Hart B.A. Human Relations Pamela Kay Henline B.S. Physical Education 12 Brothers As We Walk 4 i 4 t tfl I Marianne Hickman Smith B.A. Christian Education Charles Webster Hill B.S. Business Administration Susan Kayvon Hill B.S. Business Administration Robert C. Hovey B.S. Recreation Penny Johnston B.S. Business Administration Kevin lones B.S. Bus iness Administration 13 Life ' s Path Together. ■ Suzanne Karppinen B.A. Communications ■ V Carol Ann Labosky B.S. Mathematics I Barbara Lyles B.S. Business Administralion Charles Tracy Lyons B.S. Physical Education I Mary Lyons B.A. Art Robert Daniel Mclver B.S. Business Administration 14 Fame, Fortune And Love Mary Kathryn Macomber B.S. Business Administration Teresa Lynn Martin B.A. English Edythe M. Mentesana B.A. Communications Blaise Miller, III B.S. Business Administration Karen Monroe B.S. Business Administration Larry Morris B.S. Physical Education is On Our Footsteps Wait. Carolyn Murphy B.S. Business Administration Elizabeth Christian Needham B.A. Art Craig Neild B.A. Business Administration Mark Norwine B.A. Theatre  ,- «• • l i: (if ' -Of ! - • . . . - ' ton- v wr l n «, 5 Therese Marie Nowak B.A. Communications David L. Olson B.S. Chemistry, Business Administration 16 We Know That Melissa Lee Patton B.A. Theatre George A. Phillips B.A. Business Administration Phillip C. Ponder B.S. History and Political Science loseph C. Prestwood B.S. Business Administration )an Lee Reid B.S. Business Administration lohnny Allen Roberts B.S. Business Administration 17 We Shall Not Pass Walter ). Roe B.S. Accounting John Gilbert Roland, Jr. B.A. Psychology Deborah L. Russell B.A. Human Relations Debbie M. Saie B.S. Physical Education QQ1 A Mitchell M. Sears B.S. Biology Cynthia L. Sink B.S. Business Administration This Way Again, Therefore Robin Sue Slate B.S. Physical Education Donna Susan Smith B.S. Physical Education i Janet Marie Spaulding B.A. Communications Susan Louise Spaulding B.A. Communications Cathy Steinheimer B.A. Art Stephen T. Stultz B.S. Business Administration 19 Let Us Seek, Ponder BBidLo Karen Thrailk ill B.A. Business Education Jenny D. Tucker B.S. Business Administration tm ■ ■ .9 Michael James Taylor B.A. Business Administration Mark Walling B.S. Accounting and Spanish Marybeth Weber B.S. Biology Raymond V. Wilhoit B.A. Business Administration JO m Inquire, Plan •%. Alyson Jeanne Wilk B.S. Physical Education and Health Vicki S. Williams B.S. Physical Education Ginny A. Williams B.A. English Ward Ames Wilson, III B.S. Natural Science K Jacqueline Womack B.A. History and Political Science Donna Lynn Wright B.A. Intermediate Education 21 Aspire And . . . Dream That Lisa Ann York B.A. Special Education Sharlia Kathryn York B.A. Elementary Education Cheryl Ann Younts B.A. Special Education William J. Yow, ]r. B.A. Religion Left: Suzanne Beatty B.S. Business Administration Right: Maryanne Pisano B.S. Biology Left: William Ross King B.A. History and Political Science Right: William B. Reisenweaver B.S. Human Relations 22 Departing, We May Leave Diane Bednarcik A.B. Political Science Mark Kevin Joram B.S. Business Administration Left: Marc Joseph Dupont B.S. Accounting Right: Thomas Edward Trice B.A. Physical Education William N. Price B.S. Accounting Sara St. Thomas B.A. English Left: Mark Harrison Poore B.S. Accounting Right: William K. Booth B.S. Business Administration Left: Timothy Bailey B.S. Accounting Right: Daryl E. Garner B.S. Business Administration Left: Mike Rogers A.B. Human Relations Right: French R. Bolen B.S. Business Administration - ' i Footprints On The Sands Of Time Left: Mylene Fisher 8. A. Behavioral Science Right: Najd M. Khayyat B.A. Behavioral Science Left: (ill Ann Beam B.S. Business Administration Center: Sabrina Pearson B.S. Business Administration Right: Char-Lee Venuto B.A. Early Childhood Education f-mifM ' Left: Natalie Arnita Harris B.A. Art Education Center: Marcella V. Randall B.A. Special Education Right: Sharon E. Manns B.A. Special Education Left: William DeGroot B.S. Chemistry Center: Bud Frega B.S. Business Administration Right: lames Brunner Hunt B.A. Business Administration Left: Vickie Lee McLean B.S. Physical Education Left Center: Kimberly Anne Hall B.S. Physical Education Right Center: Sylvia Chambers B.S. Physical Education Right: Marie Riley B.S. Physical Education 24 Steven Wayne Asbury Stephen Kent Barney B.S. Business Administration B.S. Accounting Derry Ray Barnhardt, Jr. B.S. Accounting Elizabeth Ann Boone A.B. Psychology Donna Layne Brown B.S. Physical Education Samuel L. Casley B.S. Biology Kathy Green Cline Kimberly Boswell Craver B.S. Mathematics Education B.A. Intermediate Education !t -::. ' f ' . - ■ , I Kathy Davis B.S. Biology Mark H. Davis B.S. Business Administration )anice E. Dunkelberger B.S. Medical Technology Catherine Sykes Everhart B.A. Early Childhood Education John O. Callman Steven Farlow Garner B.S. Business Administration B.S. Biology Deborah Holcomb B.S. Chemistry — Pre-Med. Woodford McDowell Garrigus III B.S. Chemistry — Business Robin Lorrie Grey B.S. Sociology MiiM- Steven Malcomb Hill Tamara Sue Hodges B.S. Accounting Business B.A. English Administration • • i Hans Christian Hohnhold Allahyar Eslam Khajuand B.A. Business Administration B.S. Biology Elizabeth A. King A.B. Early Childhood Education Gregory W. Norris B.S. Business Administration Phillip ). Parrish B.S. Biology Phys. Ed. Frederick A. Patterson B.A. Human Relations Gurnie Winfred Pendry |r. B.A. Sociology Frederick Persing B.A. Behavioral Science Susan Ann Pooley B.A. Human Relations Albert Hondley Seymour B.S. Biology Wendy Sue Stewart B.A. Christian Ed. Janice S. Sutphin David N. Teahan B.S. Accounting Business B.S. Accounting Administration George William Wolfe B.S. Business Administration The Golden Gopher ot High Point College Edythe Mentesana, WWIH Radio Station 26 David Lawrence Bobbin B.S. Business Administration Michelle K. Borland B.A. Elementary Education Michael C. Bradley B.S. Biology Political Science Cindy )ane Briggs B.A. Communications Laura Burdette B.S. Sociology Psychology Susan J. Burditt B.S. Biology Patricia Burns B.A. Special Education Linda L. Cain B.A. English John Robert Caldwell B.A. Business Administration Ellen Leslie Carmine B.S. Business Administration _ • Larry Eugene Chilton B.A. Political Science Ed Mullis, judiciary Laurie Hoover, Secretary Tammy Garrison, Treasurer Keith Chance, Vice President Carol Amundson ' 81 Sandra I Ba on ' 81 Tena Barney ' 81 Colleen Blackney ' 81 Jerry Keith Blackwell ' 81 Michelle Boyce ' 81 Robert Lee Brownlow ' 81 Cindy Burbage ' 81 28 Steven Burton ' 81 Karen Caudle ' 81 Keith Chance ' 81 Susanna Claar ' 81 Vickie Cockerham ' 81 Kathy L. Covert ' 81 Katherine S. Crane ' 81 Barry Kevin Curry ' 81 Dan Darden ' 81 Kim Dorsctt ' 81 Jimmy Pureed ' 81 Regina Kelley Eckart ' 81 Vince Espada ' 81 Sherri L. Fleshman ' 81 David Flory ' 81 Gina Gaines ' 81 Robert Gates ' 81 Valeria Gramby ' 81 Karen M. Graupensperger ' 81 Millie Greene ' 81 29 Robert Harley ' 81 Rusty Hawes ' 81 Jackie Graham Hendrix ' 81 Robin Henson ' 81 Stephanie Higgins Roddie Hobbs Laurie M. Hoover Ava L. House ' 81 ' 81 ' 81 ' 81 Elaine Johnson Stan Johnson Sharon A. Kaler Anne Keiser ' 81 ' 81 ' 81 ' 81 Dana Ketchum ' 81 Tina Lynch ' 81 Susan Nanette Lytton ' 81 Gina L. Marlette ' 81 Renee Mauka ' 81 Betty G. Maynor ' 81 Patsy McEnery ' 81 Laura McLean ' 81 Ralph McMurray ' 81 Rita McNeely ' 81 Alisa (Lisa) Mickey ' 81 Tom Miller ' 81 id Kristi Mills ' 81 Michael E. Moran ' 81 Sara Nau ' 81 Kathy Neblett ' 81 n Jean Small ' 81 Ellen M. Smith ' 81 Linda K. Steele ' 81 Mark ). Snyder ' 81 Kenneth Swanson ' 81 Tracy Layne Taylor ' 81 Monica Traini ' 81 Diana Thomas ' 81 Linda Thompson ' 81 Patricia Lynn Thompson ' 81 Susan Elaine Wall ' 81 lane Walsh ' 81 lohn H. Walters ' 81 Lynn Warlick ' 81 Timothy C. Wheatley ' 81 Ann Wheeless ' 81 Teresa Gail Williams ' 81 Vicky Williams ' 81 lames Wolfe ' 81 Dave Worland ' 81 32 Nancy Houlberg, Legislature Patty Forbes, Legislature Brian Christian, Legislature Jan Harrison, Vice President Karen Magill, President Ralph P. Barnes ' 82 Debbie Baunchalk ' 82 Deborah Beane ' 82 Cyndi Bingham ' 82 Bettie L. Bolen ' 82 Debbie Bouldin ' 82 Paul D. Boyles ' 82 George T. Brandt ' 82 M Elizabeth Brock ' 82 lames Michael Byrd ' 82 April J. Callahan ' 82 Brian D. Campbell ' 82 Betsy Can upp ' 82 Marcus Carter ' 82 Lisa Cecil ' 82 Larry Corson ' 82 Karen L. Craver ' 82 Ray W. Daniel ' 82 Kim Darden ' 82 Bev Darr ' 82 Leslie Anne Delderfield ' 82 Sandra L. Doub ' 82 David |. Eckart ' 82 Cherri Fletcher ' 82 Lori A. Forman ' 82 Patty Fortus ' 82 Renee Cobel ' 82 Sheila C. Gore ' 82 35 Timothy L. Cray ' 82 Katherine E. Hanson ' 82 Thomas E. Harlan ' 82 Jan Harrison ' 82 Micheal Hennis ' 82 Delberl Hickman ' 82 Cheryl Holmes ' 82 Nancy J. Houlberg ' 82 Lamar C. Howell ' 82 Rick Hughes ' 82 Susan W. Ingram ' 82 Lauren Jackson ' 82 Deborah A. Jones ' 82 Michael Jones ' 82 Jay Timothy Juven ' 82 Nancy Kear ' 82 H. Scott Killian ' 82 Jeffrey A. Koehler ' 82 Anne Marie Ludwigson ' 82 Sharon Kay Litchford ' 82 Susan Luppino ' 82 Page McNees ' 82 Karen Magill ' 82 Mark Messick ' 82 16 Craig Messner ' 82 Roxann Moody ' 82 Karla A. Morrison ' 82 Robert A. Moss ' 82 Kevin O ' Connell ' 82 Warren Neal Owens ' 82 Anthony Parrish ' 82 Karen S. Patterson ' 82 Monique Peyser ' 82 Anthony O. Piatt ' 82 Dawn Jeannette Poole ' 82 Ray Marcus Quick ' 82 Patricia A. Reavis ' 82 Thomas Reddeck ' 82 Ron Rogers ' 82 Rebecca G. Royal ' 82 Diana Scottan ' 82 Lena B. Scriven ' 82 Teresa C. Sellers ' 82 Kathy Shields ' 82 Sandra Suzanne Smith ' 82 Daniel Spainhour ' 82 J7 H. Dean Sleelman ' 82 Beth Surtatt ' 82 Audrey Leigh Tester ' 82 Leroy Tillery ' 82 Nell Torain ' 82 Dennis R. Tuttle ' 82 Linda Tyler ' 82 Kim Vaughn ' 82 Martha Vink ' 82 Alisa Ann Walker ' 82 Vanda Watkins ' 82 Kim Wall ' 82 Gail B. Wehner ' 82 lanneli Welsh ' 82 Catherine C. Wilhoit ' 82 Kenneth DeLee Williams ' 82 Donna M. Wilson ' 82 Kathy Wilson ' 82 Tara Wine ' 82 Tracy Wright ' 82 (8 Tracy Yarborough, President Mandy McCuirt, Secretary-Treasurer Debbie Hutter, Legislature Joanne E. Alston ' 83 Allison A. Allairey ' 83 Karen Ashley ' 83 Vicki Barnes ' 83 Eloise Bartell ' 83 Michael Bartholomew ' 83 Amy Bass ' 83 Auburn Bell ' 83 40 Kitty Bell ' 83 Mario R. Benolcazor ' 83 Joyce Bacik ' 83 Cordon R. Bowen ' 83 Foncia A. Bowman ' 83 Teresa Brown ' 83 Laura M. Canrobert ' 83 Louise Canrobert ' 83 Brian Caskie ' 83 Debbie Chaffe ' 83 Sherry ). Cheek ' 83 Warren L. Clapp ' 83 Carolyn Caggiano ' 83 Claire M. Carruthers ' 83 William D. Costella ' 83 Kevin Cowan ' 83 Corrine Cuba ' 83 Roger L. Dameron ' 83 limmy L. Davis ' 83 Sally E. Davis ' 83 41 Ken Douglas ' 83 Sharon L. Dukes ' 83 Rachel Eldridge ' 83 Vicki Entsminger ' 83 Cynthia M. Fenyak ' 83 Josh Fowler ' 83 Alexander W. Fox ' 83 Gregory Fox ' 83 Keith Fraley ' 83 Robert Garrison ' 83 Pete Gibson ' 83 Suzy Giddens ' 83 Dana B. Gilbert ' 83 Andrew J. Grabis |r. ' 83 )ane E. Greenleaf ' 83 Pamela Lynn George ' 83 Janet L. Grocki ' 83 Carol Hanna ' 83 Eric Hanson ' 83 Sharon Harper ' 83 Lillia S. Harris ' 83 Mary Hina ' 83 John Van Horn ' 83 Gloria A. Howard ' 83 42 Mary Vonell Hunter ' 83 Yvonne E. Hurley ' 83 Debbie Hutter ' 83 Carolyn Huzzen ' 83 Cheryl Jacobsen ' 83 Salla A. |eng ' 83 Anthony E. Jenkins ' 83 Steve Juzefyk ' 83 Mike Keaton ' 83 Beverly D. Kerr ' 83 Susan Kerr ' 83 Greg Lakaszazyk ' 83 Barrie Liebler ' 83 Mark Lambert ' 83 Trey Little ' 83 Dee Dee Macdonald ' 83 John C. McDonald ' 83 Becky McCown ' 83 Amanda Lynn McGuirt ' 83 Denise Machamer ' 83 One of the ' better ' times at HPC 43 The Who are No. 1! Annelle Santa Maria ' 83 Ivette Martinez ' 83 Melanie M nard ' 83 Roherl A. Mil ree ' 83 Craig Mock ' 83 Lisa K. Morgan ' 83 Sabrina Morris ' 83 Beth Myers ' 83 Tabbie Nance ' 83 leff Norris ' 83 lohn Norton ' 83 Helen O ' Brien ' 83 Suzi Olmsted ' 83 Deborah C. Osborne ' 83 Susan A. Parker ' 83 Tana Parker ' 83 Edgar F. Pepper, III ' 83 Susan Pierce ' 83 Susan I. Pierce ' 83 Marshall G. Ponder ' 83 44 Michael Porter ' 83 Laura Powell ' 83 Artis W. Prillaman ' 83 lanet Riley ' 83 Nancy ). Robilotta ' 83 Carol Rogers ' 83 Fran Rooker ' 83 Mel Rose ' 83 Donna Joanne Rowe ' 83 Karen Rudd ' 83 Suzanne Ruddock ' 83 Waller Sanderson ' 83 William P. Seay ' 83 Kathleen Schaefer ' 83 Donna Seawell ' 83 Lisa Setzer ' 83 Chan Shaver ' 83 Deborah Lynn Shaver ' 83 Carolyn Shughrue ' 83 Nancy Siersted ' 83 Amy L. Smith ' 83 Ann Smith ' 83 Reid Smith, III ' 83 Bob Spangler ' 83 45 Theresa Spinel ' 83 Lisa Ann Spaugh ' 83 Susan D. Stevens ' 83 Melinda Stone ' 83 Lou Ellen Taylor ' 83 Valerie E. Tedder ' 83 Gideon I. Uke ' 83 Mike Vogler ' 83 Denise Ward ' 83 Marilee Warren ' 83 Paul Weidner ' 83 Sharon Williams ' 83 Tracie Willis ' 83 Viveca Wingfield ' 83 Nancy Woodward ' 83 Teresa Wright ' 83 Tammy Lorena Wrye ' 83 Art Yates ' 83 Tracy Yarbrough ' 83 Barbra Yeager ' 83 41. Soccer — District Finalists Team Members include: Mike UTorre, George Nobre, Paul Lessard, Waller Roe, Greg Partridge, Je(f Sloan, Coach Mahler, Pepe Perrone, Mike Showalter, Dave Geusch, Ralph Barnes, Larry Morris, Rory Walton, Mark Chesnick, Phil Rees, Mario Benalcazar, Mike Moran, Chris Honhold, Scott Tomsie, Jeff Koehler, Ricky Klier, Coach Woody Gibson. Not Pictured — Toby Tobin Jeff Smith — ready for the play. Capt. Walter Roe smashes the ball. -i- tffc2 ■ .. m .r I ■? — ... -  l t j. jo m ' xsf HPC player to the defense. 4,H Men ' s Tennis Team Members include: Phil Parrish, Griff Thompson, Scott McFarland, Dave Burgess, Jim Holleran, Chris Hohnhold, Tom Willoughby. Women ' s Tennis Team Members include: Kinta Otterman, Monique Peyser, Kathy Neblett, Vickie Williams, Marion Shriver, Second row: Kitty Steele, Helen O ' Brien, Carolyn Coggiano. Vickie Williams — Ready for the Return. 49 Field Hockey Post Season Record; 9-6 Team members include: Jan Harrison, Allison Wilke, Leann Parkinson, Anne Ludwigson, Lisa Kendall, Second Row: Patty Fortus, Mary Hena, Robin Slate, Vicki Williams, Third Row: Stephanie Higgins, Lou Ann Taylor, Sharon Khaler, Kim Hall. 50 Volleyball Coach Little discusses tactics. Lena Scriven makes a play. Team Members include: Lena Scriven, Teresa Holt, Debra Jones, Viveca Wingfield, Annette Bowers, Standing: Dee Dee Wardlaw, Coach Nancy Little, Vickie McLean, Sylvia Chambers, Marie Riley. The High Point College Ladies ' Volleyball Team won their fifth consecutive Carolinas Conference volleyball championship. Leading the flying netters were All-Tourney selections (seniors) Marie Riley, a four year all-conference veteran and Sylvia Chambers. The lady volleyballers rallied for three consecutive matches to trounce Guilford College. Another key player for High Point was All-Conference Marie Flippin. The team traveled to the state District II Playoffs as they have done in the past 3 years. 51 Golf Coach Woody Gibson, Larry Corsin, Bob Aydelelte, Craig Mock, Jan Reid, Mike Dambrowski, Derrin Dunzweiler, French Bolen, Craig Baldwin, Not pictured: John Caldwell, George Phillips. French Bolen blasts out of the sandtrap. Track Team Members include: Dave Flory, Eric Hanson, Second Row: Bob Davidson, Sallye Ledford, Ralph Barnes, Charles Dennis, Jeff Norris, Mike Duffy, Don Wilber, Keith Chance. Third Row: Brian Campbell, Doug Glenn, Rick Callicutt, John Richardson, Allen McClean, Bill McCowan, Brian Caskie. Not Pictured — Tracy Lyons, Jeff Koehler, Dave Gladden, Rod Couick, Richard Arning. Right: Track team practices for a meet. 52 ■ ' ••-:■ ' . «._.- t • . ' .. - Baseball - . • 53 Women ' s Basketball Team Members include: Lisa Setzer, Teresa Holt, Roxanne Moody, Elaine Crocker, Second Row: Viveca Wingfield, Pam Henline, Vickie McLean, Deborah Jones, Third Row: Coach Little, Sylvia Chambers, Lena Scriven, Marie Riley. Coach Little looks on from the Sideline. Right: HPC player goes for the rebound. Marie Riley receives Carolinas Conference Athlete of the Year Award from Commissioner Murphy Osborne. S4 The High Point College Lady Panthers finished their Regular Conference season with an undefeated record of 7 wins and losses. In tournament play the Panthers lost to Lenoir Rhyne for the NCAIAW State Championship; South Carolina State and Atlantic Christian in the Conference Tournament. Injuries and internal problems of the team presented the Lady Panthers from continuing their reign as the national Small College Champions. Unable to make the trip to the nationals, the Panthers finished fifth in the Regionals. Marie Riley tries to get out of a tight spot. Lady Panthers run to grab the rebound. Right: Lena Scriven shoots for two. 55 Mens Basketball Bottom left: ferry Steele looks on with intensity Bottom right: Bruce Floyd tips the ball. St, Team Members include: Roger Dameron, Mario Watson, Joey Yow, Danny Anderson, Johnny McQueen, Second Row: Roosevelt Brunson, Robert Boney, Anthony Parrish, Bruce Floyd, Kevin Cowan, Third Row: Coach Steele, Jeff Anderson, Butch Bowser, Steve Wheless, Bob Hovey, Mike Clover. -,.•• HPC CAGERS TRIED TO MAKE CONFERENCE HISTORY THIS YEAR BY BECOMING THE FIRST TEAM EVER TO WIN THREE STRAIGHT CONFERENCE TITLES, BUT THE PANTHERS FELL TO CATAWBA 10-9 IN THE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP. ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTION BRUCE FLOYD LED THE PANTHERS TO THE NAIA DISTRICT 26 PLAYOFFS WHERE THEY FELL TO BELMONT-ABBEY IN THE FIRST ROUND. THE TEAM WILL LOSE FOUR SENIORS TO GRADUATION, BUT EIGHT PLAYERS WILL RETURN, INCLUDING LEADING SCORER AND REBOUNDER FLOYD. THE PANTHERS AVERAGED 65.5 POINTS PER GAME THIS YEAR, WHILE LIMITING OPPONENTS TO JUST 56.2 POINTS PER GAME. Danny Anderson tries to break through the defense. 57 Cheerleaders Greg Norris, Belly Maynor, Natalie Harris, Cynthia Fenyak, Jocelyn Hart, Beth Belk, Sharon Litchford, Steph Vukovic, Teri Scarchello, Bettie Bolen (Not pictured: Ion Richardson, Jeff Norris) THE CHEERLEADING SQUAD GOT A LITTLE ADDED STRENGTH THIS YEAR FROM THE ADDITION OF THREE MALE CHEERLEADERS. THESE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN INSPIRED SPECTATORS TO SHOW THEIR SPIRIT AT PANTHER SPORTING EVENTS. 58 Student Government The Student Gover nment-Association of High Point College is divided into three branches — the Executive Council, the Legislature, and the Judicial Committee. The Executive Council is the coordinating body for the other branches. It presents cases of violation to the Judiciary Committee, and reviews legislation. The Legislature acts on proposals brought before them. They have Standing Committees that deal with issues of special interest. The Judicial Committee tries cases of violations of regulations, and enforces punishment if guilt is determined. The SGA is an effective, efficient body. However, it takes a strong student interest to keep it that way. Executive Council — sealed, Millie Greene, Bettie Bolen, Kathy Connelly. Standing, )acky Hendrix, Bill Reisenweaver, Mike Showalter, Steve Burton Legislature — K. Magill, S. Burton, B. Bolen, M. Showalter, ). Powell, F. Bolen, D. Olson, M. Greene, B. Christion, W. Adkins, J. Tucker, T. Martin, N. Houl- berg, T. Garrison, L . Preston, ) Hendrix Judiciary Committee — Anne Bostrom Sabrina Morris Eddie Mullis Phil Ponder — Chief Justice Nancy Rankin Mr. Cope Dr. Head Dr. Karmel Dr. Patterson 60 Student Union Bruce Tingle Millie Green Ginny Williamson Tammy Garrison Steve Burton Nancy Houlberg Mike Showalter Mark Snyder Lori Forman Karen Magill Laurie Hoover STUDENT UNION IS A GROUP OF STUDENTS INTERESTED IN MAKING LIFE ON CAMPUS A BIT MORE LIVEABLE. THESE ENERGETIC STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR A MAJORITY OF THE SOCIAL EVENTS INCLUDING CAMPUS MOVIES, ICE CREAM SOCIALS, COFFEE HOUSE ' S, LECTURES, STUDENT UNION DANCES, HOMECOMING PARADE, SKI TRIPS, WH ' TE WATER RAFTING, AND OTHER RECREATIONAL EVENTS. 61 Hi-Po Working for a better informed campus. This slogan, which belongs to High Point College ' s newspaper, the Hi- Po, reflects the dedication of the editors and staff. The 1979-80 Hi-Po was the best that the college has seen in years. The excellence of the paper was epitomized by the honor of placing second overall in a competition sponsored by the Columbia Press Association. The award was based on the Hi-Po ' s excellence in layout, on the spot coverage, and sports. This the first press award the Hi-Po has received since 1967. Society Of Collegiate Journalists Lisa Mickey President Linda Cain Vice-President The Society for Collegiate Journalists reorganized this year. Composed of all students interested in responsible journalism, it inducted its first class of 13 full members into the national organization by President Lisa Mickey, Advisor Dr. DeLeeuw. Membership is based on work and interest in the campus publications: Hi-Po, Radio Station, Zenith, Apogee. Scott Hance Historian Leslie Davis Reporter 62 Zenith The 1979-1980 Zenith, High Point College ' s annual, has had a long, hard climb this year but has finally come out on top. Even though it was faced with the possibility of cancellation, the Zenith pulled through. The Zenith can once again be a viable student yearbook with student support and help. WWIH This is 90.5 FM, WWIH, High Point. The familiar sound of the campus radio station, WWIH, was music to everyone ' s ears. WWIH was founded two years ago as an educational, non- commercial station. It is licensed by the FCC and the DJ ' s must have an FCC Third Class License to operate from the top of Roberts Hall Tower, the location of the station. WWIH is trying to work its way up from 10 watts to 100 watts by next fall, thus increasing its transmission radius and its listening audience. Mario Watson, Susan Stephens, Sharon Kaler, Lisa Mickey, Stephanie Higgins, Dennis Tuttle, Teresa Brown, Sally Davis, Marisa Firpi, Susan Parker, Jilian Peeke, Greg Lukaszczyk, Roger Dameron, Ann Wheeless, Scott Hance, Kim Darden, Sharon Litchtord, Monique Peyser, Tommy Reddeck, Cindy Roberts, lerry Blackwell 63 Apogee ' dF jt Dr. John Moehlmann, Advisor, Apogee Ms. Shirley Rawley, Advisor Phoenix Literary Festival Remnants Supported by white linen, wine glasses stood drained next to four china cups. None were alike. Each spotted with blood-drop flowers. Coffee? No thank you. I ' ll just drink wine. Scraping spaghetti sauce from the plates, the table looked lovely we said. Our hostess, playing house. And us — playing company. Permitted to use the fancy bathroom Next to the door that leads to the basement Subjectless conversation made us thirsty for more wine and we drank because the kitchen clock called obscenities to us. Our hostess said when she was little Her mother used to have parties. She was always afraid. She was always serving wine. Down in the basement her mother hung herself. Once. No blood left behind. Just some odd pieces of china. This poem written by Laura Whitesel, won first place in the Phoenix Litery Festival IX, on November 16, 1979. 64 Alpha Delta Theta Alpha Delta Theta Women planning to enter church-related vocations organized this sorority in 1945. The guiding principles of Alpha Delta Theta are leadership, friendship, and service as sisters in the service of God. Alpha Phi Omega As America ' s largest Creek letter fraternity, Alpha Phi Omega crosses all lines of other campus organizations including social and honorary fraternities. Dedicated to the principles of leadership, friendship, and service, Alpha Phi Omega, National Service Fraternity, performs a variety of services to the students, faculty, and com- munity. Alpha Phi Omega is a co-ed fraternity. 8S Alpha Chi The Alpha Chi Honor Society Alpha Chi Honor Society was formally char- tered during the Spring, 1978 semester. Its purpose is to recognize and encourage out- standing scholarship on the High Point Col- lege campus. Members are selected annually from the (unior and Senior classes, and the formal induction ceremony is held yearly. Sigma Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi Diane Essick — President Lee Ann Williams — Vice President Cynthia Orman — Secretary Betty Myers — Treasurer Patricia Burns Roxanna Crouse Donna Gutshall Beth King Karen Thrailkill Vickie Cocherham Linda Combs Kim Craver Julie Curtis Alan Dorsett Carolyn Elliot Don Croseclose Charles Harmon Rebecca Honeycutt Elaine Johnson Renee Majka Nancy Reichle Robin Slate Diana Thomas Faculty Members: Dr. Wendell M. Patton Dr. Fred Hill — Advisor Mrs. Nancy Shelton — Advisor Dr. J. Allen Thacker Dr. LB. Pope Dr. David Cole Dr. John E. Ward Order Of The Lighted Lamp hh Tower Players THE TOWER PLAYERS OF HIGH POINT COLLEGE IS THE DRAMA ORGANIZATION ON CAMPUS. ANY STUDENTS INTERESTED IN THE THEATER, WHETHER IT BE ACTING, LIGHTING, MAKE-UP, STAGE WORK, OR ADVERTISING ARE ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP. lames Forster, David Douglas, Ken Swanson, Teresa McAllister, Chip Aldridge, Susan Parker, David Applelon. Anne Keiser, Cindy Briggs, Melissa Patlon, Peggy Pesce, Barb Yeager, Craig Mesner, April Callahan. Robin Henson, Art Prillaman, Ed Mullis, Rhonda Carlman. ALPHA PS1 OMEGA IS A NATIONAL HONORARY DRAMATIC FRATERNITY WITH HIGH POINT COLLEGE HOLDING THE UPSILON XI CHAPTER. MEMBERS ARE SELECTED FROM THOSE STUDENTS WHO HAVE ACQUIRED AT LEAST 50 ALPHA PSI POINTS BY WORKING ON ANY ON-CAMPUS THEATRICAL ACTIVITY, AND ARE CHOSEN ON THE BASIS OF OUTSTANDING ABILITY AND CONTRIBUTION TO HIGH POINT COLLEGE THEATRE. David Douglas, Melissa Patlon, Chip Aldridge, Cindy Briggs, Rhonda Carlman, Robin Henson, Eddie Mullis 67 HPC Association of Star Gazers American Chemical Society , i - i History-Political Science Club SNEA Society For Advancement Ot Management P.E. Majors Club Steve Hill — President Sharon Kaler — Vice President lenny Tucker — Secretary |an Reid — Treasurer Robert Mclver Patty Thompson lanis Bently Mary Lyles George Wolfe Mark Walling Chris Zieg Tammy Garrison Tommy Reddeck Carolyn Harder lanis Sutphin )oni Powell James Hunt Mary Harris Randy Wilhoit Charles Hill Laurie Hoover Steve Asbury Michael Staley Rick Callicutt David Garner Renee Majka Michael Taylor Rita McNeely Betty Cornatzer David Burgess Penny lohnston 68 Day Students Black Unification Day Student Organization The Day Student Organization ' s purpose is to promote campus involve- ment and provide leadership opportunities tor day students. All day stu- dents are encouraged to join. Inter-Varsity 1)W ' i Will] Choir Baptist Student Union ! High Point College Singers Ann Bullard Dan Darden Jan Harrison Page McNees Craig Messner Arlene Petrea Jill Robyn Sue Tendell Dave Schaller Martha Vink Cathy Wilhoit Teresa Williams David Douglas Debbie Jenkins 69 Who ' s Who Outstanding College Students mi -■f i - - ■ — i French Bolen Business Administration mm • ' -■ •: William D. Aldridge Interdisciplinary Sharon Billings History and Political Science Cindy Briggs Communications Susan Burditt Biology 70 .5 • - ••-  4 Patricia Burns Education y s cmt Ellen Carmine Business Administration Katherine Connelly Pre-Med David Douglas Behavioral Science Tammy Garrison Business Administration Deborah Holcomb Chemistry William Reisenweaver Human Relations ' . • Elizabeth King Political Science William Ross King Political Science Michael Rogers Human Relations Mark Walling Accounting 72 Greeks f f V 73 Pan Hellenic Council SB 74 Alpha Gamma Delta Members include: Cherie Jacobsen, Connie Davis, Char-Lee Venulo, Sabrina Pearson, lean Madert, Pally Krivka, Peggy Pesce, Carol Shorl, Terry Scarchello, Cindy Miller, |ill Beam, Therese Nowak, Penny Johnston, Penny Johnston, Sabrina Morgan, Mandy MrGirt, Ann Bullard, Tammy Summers, Terry Brunnell, Paige Hess, Carol Hanna, Areshia Blankenship, lanet Spaulding, Susan Wooten, Bonnie Wilson, Diane Bednarcik, Marcella Bullard, Marion Shriver, Carolyn Huzzen, Claudia Bryan, loanne Coolcy, Nancy Chipman, Jackie Lefbre, Karen Ashley, Kelly Anderson, Susan Spaulding, Suzanne Karppinen, Susan Stevens, Denise Carter, Cynthia Fenyak, Stephanie Vukovic, Colleen Blackney. Delta Sigma Phi Members include: Rich Muir, Mike Pisano, Bob Bednarcik, Donnie Croscclose, lames Hunt, Rusty Hawes, )im DeRosa, Scott Hance, lohnny McDonald, Bill Costello, Barry Curry, Dave Morse, Joe Grabis, Birnie Miller, Bud Frega, Dave Strong, Greg Fox, Charlie Gross, Kent Spencer, Mark Poore, Mickey Powers. S Kappa Delta Lambda Chi Alpha 76 Phi Mu Pi Kappa Alpha 77 Zeta Tau Alpha Members include: Ann Leonard, Krista Ellis, Karen Monroe, Donna Adams, Mylene Fisher, jenny Tucker, Tammy Garrison, Pam Aiken, Rosanne Terrell, Kathy Steinheimer, Susan Pierce. Second row: Sharon Litchford, Debbie Baunchalk, Majd Khayak, Anne Wheeless, Debbie Shaver, Tina Lynch, Barbara Yeager, Winnie Adkins, Tracy Taylor, Nancy Houlberg. Third row: Ginny Williamson, Pally Fortus, Jill Yarborough, Jan Harrison, Ellen Smith, Cindy Sink, Carolyn Shugrue, Kathy Wilson, Kim Darden, Karen Graupensperger, Elaine Johnson. Back: Kalhy Schaeler, Janet Grocki, Barrie Liebler, Ann Bostrom, Connie McDaniel, Debbie Bouldin, Lynn Warlick, Julie Giddons, Betty Maynor, Foncia Bowman, Marcy Randall, Sue Luppino, Cindy Burbage, Audrey Tester, Eloise Bartell, Pam Sanchez. Not Pictured, Terry Gardella. Theta Chi Members include: Ted Cleary, Mike Taylor, Ken Douglas, Ken Douglas, Ken Gray, Curt Ewing, John Macheski, Mike Duffy. Second Row: Jim Lombardi, Chris Graney, Jeff Smith, Todd Miller, John Richardson, Brian Caskie. Third Row: Ricky Klier, John Money, Mike Deppy, Scott McFarland. Top: Mark Mason, Alex Fox. -8 1 I ' 1 1 J , ■ i i Dr. Wendell Pallon, President HO Mr. David Holt, Registrar Dr. Owen Weatherly, Head, Humanities Division Head Dr. Richard Bennington, Head, Business Administration Dr. E. Roy Epperson, Head, Physical and Natural Sciences Ms. Shirley Rawley, Coordinator, Continuing Education Mr. Larry Keesee, Head Librarian Mrs. Carol Brantley, Librarian Ms. Shelia Bailey, Librarian 81 Mr. Earle Dalbey, Vice-President Financial Affairs Mr. Kenny Bulla, Assistant Business Manager v r ? ' -V Vj « I I . Mrs. Ethylene Charnock Secretary to Mr. Dalbey Secretaries, Business Office 8. ' Bookstore: Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Webb — Manager, Mrs. Osborne Mrs. Ann Parks Mimeograph Room Ms. Louise Adams Post Office - fe, ■v J K r+ - Jm Wr i ■ - J A ' ' •-. ' - 1 -31 1 Mrs. Fredda Hobbs Secretary, P.E. Dept. Maintenance at work 63 Dr. Murphy Osborne Vice-President, Student Affairs V i0W Mr. Al Hassell, Director of Admissions Mr. Michael McDuffie Admissions Counselor Ms. Marigene Witten Admission Counselor 84 Mr. Bob Lowdermilk, Dean of Students Ms. Diane Hanson, Associate Dean of Students Mr. Bruce Tingle Assistant Dean of Students Mrs. Martha Blake, Secretary, Student Personnel Dr. Vance Davis, College Chaplain . M I 8 ; . .MUm. 1 Mr. Clete Kruyer, Vice-President, College Affairs Mrs. Peggy Ingram, Secretary to Mr. Petrea Mr. Pete Petrea, Director, Informational Services Mr. Bob Williams, Alumni Affairs 86 88 n A Teacher ' s Work 40 Dr. Fred Hill — Education I ' k Dr. Frances Hoch — L Modern Foreign Languages i % 91 92 94 95 CHARLES LESLIE KEARNS MAY 5, 1910-AUGUST 22, 1979 Holt McPherson December 1, 1906-August 10, 1979 MARK QUIGLEY SEPT. 1, 1959- DECEMBER, 1979 I N M E M O R I A M ¥« 3 96 The Zenith Staff would like to recognize Mr. Carter. Without him, our campus would not look as beautiful as it does now. Mr. Carter has exemplified outstanding service to the college and for this reason, the Zenith Staff dedicates the 1980 Zenith to him. 97 Epiloque What Is Left But To Push Forward Together 98 - We Must Hitch Our Wagon To The Star Of Harmony, Peace And Brotherhood! 99 , F ™ H V S v ( ' | ikf i The Ultimate Goal Of Togetherness Cannot Be Attained Unless We Jointly Strive Towards Its Realization . . . 100 FOUNDATIONS FOR THE FUTURE High Point College AMERICAN HUMANICS PURPOSE: American Humanics is a not-for-profit voluntary corpo- ration providing college level education to those seeking careers as youth agency administrators. On eleven cam- puses across the United States, American Humanics strives to prepare selected students through their college career, their career planning and placement upon graduation. HISTORY: American Humanics at High Point College was first in- stituted in 1965. The first Resident Administrator, the late L.E. Moody, was instrumental in beginning a most suc- cessful program. In 1967, the college was visited by H. Roe Bartle, founder of American Humanics. This proved a treat for the students to have a chance to meet the Chief. L.E. Moody retired in 1973 and was replaced by James Roberts. At the same time, Harold E. Fuller was hired as a Professor of Human Relations. Terry Dunn joined the program in 1976, followed by Mr. Earnest Price, Jr. American Humanics has grown from a few in 1965 to its present sixty member organization. 1979-1980 AT A GLANCE WORKSHOPS: Recruiting Volunteers Work Scheduling Your Time Serving Urban America 4-H and Youth Development Field Trips: Winter Term, Estes Park, College Raleigh, N.C. Boone, N.C. Nashville, Tenn. Washington, D.C. Danville, Va. Atlanta, Ga. A LITTLE BIT ABOUT: Mr. Earnest Price Jr. Chairman, Human Relations Depart- ment 1977 . . . Joined the H.R. Department after 37 years with the Young Men ' s Christian Association. Education: Master of Arts, Columbia University Bachelor of Science, Mississippi State Univer- sity Graduate Study, Union Theological Seminary Mr. Terrance H. Dunn, Resident Administrator 1976 . . . Accepts R.A. position after 5 years with the Firelands BSA Council Education: Master of Arts, Bowling Green State University Bachelor of Arts, Salem College 102 1123 E. Lexington High Point, N.C. Compliments of: Cloverleaf PILOT LIFE INSURANCE — Locally Owned and Operated 665 N. MAIN STREET Westchester Mall Ph. 882-0721 2020 S. Main College Village Shopping Center Compliments Of: Jimmy ' s Pizza House Sechrest Funeral Service 1 203 North Main Street High Point, N.C. 883-9810 1 CM YOUR CHEVY CONNECTION FOR NUMBER 1 CAR IN THE WORLD LYLES CHEVROLET 1600 N. Main Street HIGH POINT, N.C Ph. 885-5171 A N D COMPANY - X -vi. 727 North Main Street 883-6161 HIGH POINT, N.C. An outstanding store for men and women clothing • shoes • gifts • accessories Compliments Of: Kepley ' s Barbeque 1304 N. Main Street Kepley ' s Barn 105 College Village Exxon 1 100 E. Lexington WZSOl phone 889-7043 P ffijM Service on American and Imported cars flood Service Available . h i i SPllii III liJLLL Toyota High Point H| 271 OS. Main St. 885-9016 j Italian foods at their best restaurant 115 E. Main St. Jamestown, N.C. 27282 919-454-1714 Compliments Of: North State Telephone Company | Compliments Of: Wachovia Bank and Trust Main Office — 200 N. Main North Office — 1700 N. Main South Office — 1800 S. Main High Point, North Carolina Compliments Of: High Point Enterprise Compliments Of: First Union Compliments Of: Dependable Refrigeration 10 , Compliments Of: Triad Sporting Center High Point Thomasville Lexington HIGH POINT-JAMESTOWN HARDWARE 239 S. Main Forestdale Plaza High Point Jamestown PONTIAC FIAT HONDA VANN YORK INC Corner of Montlieu And North Main HIGH POINT, N.C. Ph. 885-2183 100 OLD WINSTON RD. HIGH POINT, N.C. Ph. 869-2181 Compliments Of: Scarlett O ' Hara ' s vOF .jzr _ MERCURY LINCOLN Where you can get a better deal 2431 N. Main Street High Point, N.C. Ph. 869-0171 Kdif a - ■  -...- •• ■ Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Student Life Editor Business Manager Greek Editor Classes Editor Head Photographers Lay-Out Editor Acting Advisor ■J fpjk? t • + ■ .ff- ' W tf  Mt£ 2 £ I V: .• • Phyllis Griffin Art Prillaman Yvonne Hurley Larry Chilton Marcy Randall Sharon Manns Tommy Reddick Kim Cox - Betsy Canupp ir. William L. DeLeeuv Jrff Putting together a yearbook is no easy task. We ' ve faced many problems this year, but we pulled through. Thanks to everyone who pushed to get the yearbook together, Art Prillaman, Carol Rogers, Yvonne Hurley, Larry Chilton, Dr. Osborne, Dean Lowdermilk, Donna Adams ... A special thanks to Dr. DeLeeuw, who pulled the Zenith back on its way again, and to everyone who in one way or another wrote copy, laid out pages and ran errands. The Zenith is a tradition of HPC and we should never let it go. The name ' Zenith ' means ' High Point ' and I believe this is what we have achieved the High Point of working together to make this book a reality. im m I Phyllis Griffin Editor-in-Chief f — ! A fl I f w il 5 r 108