Lees McRae College - Ontaroga Yearbook (Banner Elk, NC)

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r' 'A I+' li' 5 se- 2 ag. Q., 4 SULLIVAN AWARD WINNERS FIDELITY MEDAL WINNER The dedication of the 1986 Ontaroga lyearbookl was presented to Dr. Janet Barton Carroll and the Performing Arts Department. Dr. Bradford L. Crain, Lees-McRae President, presented the following service awards: 5 years, Phil Evaul, Sam Bartlett, Dick Kellar, and Larry Welsh, 10 years, Debbie Gidney and Wayne Johnson, 15 years, Virginia Teagarden and Grace Woody. Sullivan Awards lnational awards given to individuals who possess a marked degree of helpfulness, an awareness of the beauty and value of the intangible elements of lifej were presented by Dr. Crain to Richard Jackson, Alex Caraway, Maggie Haguewood, Mark Musick, and Rebecca Brown. The H. C. Evans, Jr. Fidelity Award, given to the sopho- more considered the best all-around student, was present- ed to Kenneth Southerland by President Crain. PERFORMING ARTS AWARDS ll-rl: Bryan Musgrave, Performing Artsi Missy Richter. Theatre: Brent Honeycutt, Clogging: Rebecca Brown, Singers: Steve Tallent, Clogging. fi ' fi ACADEMIC AWARDS ll-ri: Monica Shomaker, Natural Science, Maria Braswell, English, Alberico Menozzi, Math, Rebecca Brown, Sophomore Math: Andy Morris, Military Science, Robin Wiseman Spanish: Robert Floyd, French and Social Science. Nikki Baker receives MVP tennis award. 160 Honors and Awards L W.,

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A D AWARDS PROGRAM AS SOUTHERLAND TAKES TOP HONOR The Vickie Weaver Friendship Award was given to Steve Eger by Mr. Dick Weaver who established the award in memory of his daughter. Dr. Carroll emcees program. The Student Government Association presented a special recognition award to Roy Biggers, Director, Epicure Food Service: the Order of the Tower pre- sented Alice Crain with an appreciation award for her many contributions to the college. Carlisle Hos- tetter was recognized for his directing the men's bas- ketball team to the 1986 WCJCC championship. The Phi Theta Kappa Outstanding Educator Award was presented to Lewis Hall, and Edgar Tufts Awards for Teaching Excellence went to Joan Wil- liams and Glen Johnson. Kenneth Southerland, winner of the Fidelity Award, poses with Dr. Crain. Carlisle Hostetter presents Dr, Crain with WCJCC champi- onship trophy won by the mens basketball team. SULLIVAN AWARDS KL Rl Rebecca Brown Maaqie Haque ,,,-

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RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS ACTIVE AT LEES-MQRAE The Reserve Officer's Training Corps has had an excep- tionally active year at Lees-McRae. Over 75 students at- tended two freshman classes and one sophomore class. In the classroom, freshmen received a basic orientation on the Army to include leadership and tactics. Sophomore classes received instruction on Military History, first aid and land navigation. Throughout the year the ROTC classes participated in adventure training. ln the fall semester, students partici- pated in a canoe trip on the New River, rappelling, water survival and wilderness survival training, and rifle marks- manship training. The fall semester was highlighted by a day hike on Boone Fork Trail in the Moses Cone Park. In addition to hiking students had the opportunity to sample the Meal Ready to Eat, the Army's field ration. Ax 4 I L- ix ,.,, , 5, me g - p C, gl - IE li '1 X V, ive. .. 5.1-...M Y Preston Sizemore and Scott Parker shown on New River canoe trip. ROTC 161