Mars Hill College - Laurel Yearbook (Mars Hill, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1968 volume:

f2iqllu.l:xALl!l.llliACI.lMll1'zl:l-llAl'i1- -'I' ' f - - '-'- '-' - -'- - J E F if In IN i J 3 4 1 4 1 I I 3 3 1 jx I 1 I w P ! F I ll V F ii 5 I I n li n I '. v -1 Y- -nv ww-- s -.5111--6 -,. Nglgryix 'yr .,.fr.-.v -J aff,--ni A uv! ui ai Arai! ii ini gl -1:5 P We have journeyed a year of midnights with coffee and cigarettesg Scraping the plane of conversation we have planted the rose. Escaping through fields of straw we have joined in the pursuit of butterflies Building castles in the sand we have challenged the two-mile limit. After chewing the cud of old books we have set free the mindg By sounding the depths, we know the way blindfolded. I .E ...Q-'V g A .Ar - , JSA ' p .49-'Y ' . .5 , , '-. ..., favs., ,. .1-5- '91f'!P S' .Lg ,Yf'fsG? Q-rss The year begins just like any other year - smoky smells, crunches under foot, and a chill, brisk air. Friends renew acquaintances, classes begin, new worries sprout. But here too, begin the challenges of the year, challenges both personal and universal, which the student must accept. Sometimes he fails. Sometimes he succeeds. Always he grows. 2 'rl ' - L. 1 .. ' . . ' . 'W T fl 7 1l'IH.Ti .L . Q. 1962? Q. Nw .1 - 'fi ff ii. tex .2 -:Ning 'Q-'Q A A.-' mg an.:fvf..c -1:1111iz , 2 -1-, au 1521 -r.'f1:g1.,ffJ1.1Cif.. :Ab x :1gt.i5 qi AQ, 'fue ,mF.a2mxuf grg-mx Z. .V - MARS HILL COLLEGE Mars Hiil, North Carolina The Year . ...., ........ Dedication ................... Administration and Faculty ....... Organizations ............ . . . Music ................ Features ....... Special Events . . . Sports ........ Classes ........ Reflections ........ Student Directory . . , ..4 .18 .21 .36 .72 64 .96 104 132, 196 206 3 If HW 9 1 , N vw' 1 'Hin gf, I 4 HHH. Q. , ei-.rx lx ,nag ,sg 4 I F' iii 5 4 A , v N' yz. .4- f-.ggg vm,- I 'M .- -u - 5 ,. fv ir, is-S9 . .7 :Xl W Yu ' R 1 v 91' Jn ?' -f, nf , w,, mi. 2 wt 5. ia 5 J. I w gl j-pp ' ww-5 .Q .frlp , 'VB 'A A. 30- 'Q 9 N, .,4:y, 3 ,.uywi,suigi'3u ui. ii i H31-ini! Hakim k 'TTT 7 N 'url 3 X- 1 x K w JJ-Y ' 7 Vx Q, Q if-, 21 if D' 5 w KT V 1 Q Q T Jixwg NyAwi,gfxXQg -Falk 'N Y fi' + UK Lk'lr'..,:r.Th I X., X A 'VKX kk xv, L41 , , wjxgr' ly kijrf kg, mln. R -A . .vw 5 .WMF , JP- 13 Mg, Q' . Qi i ufgiy 1,114 44 T Ewa! H.,.eQ2 '..a 1 Jr., V ri-6 WWI 4 - fx Q 3 . u 'N. A 1iw'f:m- s I+ -.nv-nu.-.V - Upon entering college the student becomes aware that he must mold himself into an individual. A student may look like one hundred others, but his beliefs, ideas, goals, and ideals must be decidedly his ovvn. The college student also learns that he must be much more than an individual - he must be an individual who can function successfully as a cog in his circle of friends, his society, and his world. Dedication Dean Ralph M. Lee Academic Dean , P u p -,- 5 , xg 3-hifH:f!.3,i3i 1.51.1-ifil if if tn' E ii' ii :Ji -is 1 'Q-Q-1 I' ,N -,Qu f-15' -A-X The 1968 Laurel is dedicated to a man very famil- iar to all members of the lVlars Hill campus and com- munity. Since joining the faculty in 1926, he has accepted many responsibilities and duties willingly and has seen them through to the end with a dedication that never stops. He joined the campus as a teacher of economics and government, but through his willingness to work for a college he loves, has achieved the role of academic dean. It has been a long road and not always an easy road, but his strong convictions and dedication to Mars Hill as an institution of education and a home for many individual students, have brought him to a posi- tion well deserving such a man. Although he shall be leaving us soon, we will not soon forget him. In sincere appreciation for service well rendered, we, the students, gratefully dedicate the 1968 Laurel to Dean Ralph lVI. Lee. J .J F1 'Z' ni -7-J .qi , . ...I 'FY 4? Q-5 -1 I I I U I. :ld Admmlstratmn and Faculty 4 Administration Dr. Fred B. Bentley President 22 From the beginning Mars Hill College has striven to keep within the vanguard of educa- tional progress in its area. lt began as a junior college in 1921 and in 1962, after approval of the North Carolina Baptist State Convention, became a senior college. Following five years of dedicated work, lVlars Hill received its senior college accreditation during the fall semester. lVlars Hill will now be able to devote full time to its new program of expansion, instituted by President Bentley, Emphasis on Excellence. This year the faculty and administration adopted a revision of the core curriculum for next year. The system will group the freshmen and sophomores in the same fundamental courses while many repetitious courses will be cut. This will provide more emphasis on courses necessary for the foundation of more advanced study. Each academic department will set forth the requirements for a major in the department. T Frances IVI. Snelson Assistant to the President Ralph Nl. Lee Dean of Academic Affairs William L. Lynch Dean of Students Mary Logan Dean Of Women Robert Chapman Registrar Edith Swann Bursar Walter P. Smith Director of Public Information James F. Wyatt Librarian Robert Albert Melvin Chaplain ,I - ' I -fx 4 faq ,, .451 , x 1 ,Q ,yr-vu f' f i ' s-1' 4? V-f'9 .wc- Fil 'Z w-0 15- English, Speech, and Drama L-an Joseph P. Schubert M.A Edwin R. Cheek Ph. D Betty S. Cox Ph. D Charles W. Cox Ph. D Lucille S. Godwin lVI.A Betty F. Hughes M.A Noel J. Kinnamon NIA Paul M. Sorrells lVI.A James W. Thomas M.A Elizabeth W. Watson lVI.A. 24 The Department is vital in purpose for it helps alle- viate one of the pressing needs of man, the need for communication. This year with the addition of two new professors, lVIrs. Lucille S. Godwin and Joseph P. Shubert, this purpose is more nearly met. X as 1 ? r ,4- hp- ps xx Mathematics The professors in Math and Physics teach for those students who plan to use their studies in science or industry or government, for those who plan to teach, and for those who do not plan to use them, but study them for their beauty and logical structure or because of their important part in today's world. Two new mem- bers were welcomed to the staff this year: lVlrs. Bobby Jean Rice and lVlr. George E, Britt. I1 -- ww Q TWG IQ, I 'kv- fy cf X x... x fit A i li 'V A N QC. I, 63 1- i FL -faith ,fin I F. :I Jones V. Howell MA. George Britt lVl.A, Sam L. Buckner NI A Wilbur R. McBride M.Ed. Nancy Medford lVl4A. William F. Pegg IVI A Bobby J. Rice lVl,A. Emmett S. Sams MA, Authur E. Wood IVI S DIES 'C A Religlon and Philosophy Classical languages For each student in the area of classical lan- guages, the program offered provides a choice from several meaningful combinations of courses. The stu- dent contemplating graduate study has been kept in mind also in the preparation of the offerings. 13- 'C -,J -.1 M. H. Kendall Th. M. J. Raymond Nelson Ph.D. 26 Religion and philosophy, two of man's most an- cient fields of study, enable the student to search for knowledge and truth. It is the purpose of the department to provide a point of reverence for the college where we may together seek to determine for education and for religion what Christian educa- tion might be, and some conception of meaning in the application of Christianity to the problems of the day. 5.1 James D. Jordan Ph.D. Page Lee Th.D. Robert A. Melvin Th. M 4-.rf Biology Courses in biology help to develop a better under- standing of the world of living things and to provide a foundation for further study. Students majoring in biology may prepare for graduate study, for teaching, for professional study in medicine, dentistry,medical technology, nursing, physical therapy, forestry, and re- source management. Dr, Fred H. Diercks and lVlr. Norman E. Garrison are the new professors in the department. life- ' K 3 -., .J , 1 R - iii V '-t.S,.. . .. Chemistry The Chemistry Department affords the student study of the fundamental laws and theories of chemistry as well as more concentrated study in the areas of organic, physical, and analytical chemistry. til 1 ,,,, L. Nl. Outten Ph.D. F. H. Dierks D.Sc. J. R. Taylor Ed.D, N. E. Garrison lVl.A. C, A. Serota lVl.S. J. T. Pyle Ph. o. G. W. Adams NLS. A. W. Edye NLS. D. E. Richardson Th. D Physical Education The Department of Physical Education is contin- ually striving to improve facilities and course offer- ings both for required courses and for majors and minors. This year with the aid of the new Chambers Gym and Harrell Pool the department has been able to offer a more varied program which will aid the student's physical development and will contribute to his total health and well-being as he makes prepa- ration forthe future. W. P. Walker Ph.D. R. K. Bromley lVl.S. V. Hart lVl.A. D. J. Henderson, lVI.A. A. M. Tyler NI.S. H. Wood lVl.A. Not pictured: C. F. Phillips M.Ed. ., Music l pg John P. Adams M.Mus. May Jo Ford BA Q, Anne C. Hall M.Mus. xr, Anna M. l-lines M.Mus. Carolyn l-l. Lamberson M.Mus. E. Wayne Pressley MA Mollie S. Rich M.Mus, Robert C. Rich M.Mus. 9-v Dale A, Roberts M.Mus. Y- 5 Dorothy VV. Roberts M.S.M, bs Donna N. Robertson M.Mus. Robert C. Schwuchow M.Mus. R. Douglas Therrell M.A. Mildred F. Thomas M.A. Not pictured-A. K. Whitman Mars Hill's Department of Music, now joined by a new faculty member, Robert C. Schwuchow, contin- ues to offer music students the best in training in the various music fields. The department owns a full complement of band and orchestra instruments, which are available to students for private study and for partic- ipation in the band and orchestra. The department was accredited during 1967-68 by the National Associa- tion ot Schools of Music. Ari The Art Department seeks to stimulate natural 4? .F 4 , talent and expose creativity in lVlars Hill students. The , A J ,E A department has brought varied displays to the campus A fi 1 xl ' W ' and has displayed the work of many of ourown students ' ' -- t , in the Fine Arts Gallery. The ,departments purpose y -.ix is to offer opportunity for participation in creative stu- , E257 Ax 4.2: dio work as well as studies directed to the rich, cultural 53? . :V i patterns of art history. J. C. Robertson lVl.F.A, R. K, Haycraft lVl.A, W. S. Wing M.A. W Modem languages ln many cases the knowledge of a foreign language is a pre-requisite to effective living in our times. The department instructs students in reading, speaking, and comprehending French, German, and Spanish. TT G. P. Fish M.A. R. R. Kramer M.A. M. A. Tisdale M.A. Not Pictured- P. S. Smith M.A. ff R. J. Carner Ph.D. -'J' J. H. Sutton M.A. gi L N 'Xi X FJ l. A, E. Jenkins Th.D. if if Not pictured: :I In lf: at D. Knisley MA. .' . if .1 51 . .mf 4 .- . ' , n - ::i1S1'r:.fg H. -cf J E. Undenivood Ph.D. R. L. Hoffman lvl.A. B. C. Jolley lVI.A. H. E. Jolley Ph.D. 1, r.'. swf' i. 1 1 , 9 .QV-o 'g-, 'i , 4.554 , Q '-rf. -r-9 I 1 H 4.30. 5 '5 r . , V ,, ' te.:-j '10 i 19234 f. .'l'.'54' History and Political Science The progress of history and political science is designed to lead students in the study of human affairs, to provide a foundation for various occupae tions, and to prepare graduates for advanced study. Home Economics Courses in the Department of Home Economics are planned to meet the needs of those who desire the practical and cultural value of homemaking edu- cation in secondary schools, for those who plan to enter some other phase of home economics as a profession, and for those who wish to prepare for graduate study in home economics at other colleges and universities. M. N. Howell lVl.A. W. D. Bierbaum lVl.Ed. C. E. Kendall lVl.S. Q l l l i I . -l is . Education An important function of the college is the prepa- ration of teachers for public school teaching. This de- partment gives professional courses and provides an opportunity for students to practice modern teaching methods through student teaching. Three new profes- sors have been added to the department since last year, Mrs. Mabel Y. Moser, Mr. David E. Walker, and Mr. Joseph Godwin. . -N John M. Hough Ed.D. Worth G. Booth M.A. Sidney Crowder M.Ed. Joseph Godwin M.Ed. Mabel Y. Moser M.A. David E. Walker Ed.D. Not Pictured- Lou B. Therrell M.A. 32 an vi' J fi 10 M. L. Bingham M.B.A. R. H. Cox M.Ed. R. S. Gorski Ph.D. R. Wood M.A. 'fine' is ,-40 R. lVl. Chapman lVl.Ed. R. R. Chapman M.S. C. Frederick ll M.A. M.A. Gibbs B.S. R. Nl. Lee M.A. C C. Narron lVl.A. Not pictured- G. R. Donnell Ll.M., C.P.A. Business Administration Business Administration and Economics combine their forces to prepare many lVlars Hill students to deal actively in the nation's economy in years to come. Four new professors, George R. Donnell, Nathan Casey Frederick, lVlrs. lVlary Ann Gibbs, and Roy Wood, are helping the program afford many students with the opportunity of becoming instrumental leaders in the world of economic affairs. A,.. W. r-r-...,,A, 1. R .Vi .1-.1 'Fill 'Fl i i General Stall d.,4 '--1. Bryson H. Tilson Director of Campus Planning X' Without the help ofthe general staff the functions of the college would be carried out much less efficiently. With its aid, the offices, library, infirmary, cafeteria, and dorms are kept running for a smoother working of the college. The general staff may appear to be in the back- ground, but it plays the part of backbone for lVlars Hill College. ji' xl, 'V ii Xl fl'LZ..i 3. E. Anderson R. R. Alexander M. Arnette J. G. Bridgers B. Brown H. L. Brown ,il K Y S, .C Q 45' r. f- ff fy TA.- has fr,-sl ,QW 1 NJ V HQ, ' ha. 9 I : ,N f -J 'Y fi frww 5 YJ f N1 O 7 -1 545. . fr. if L ' . i ml' I- ' if. ' C' f' i '37 .- l l 7' w I' fo ,xx 'YD' ix -i ,. P4 'av I . xt.. I IE, ff it G -A v-1 ,M X i. 'X.,1 P i J l. N1 1 is 2 4 ,4 :sf T71 ' 'f K K if ai -9 .:' plll' X -I X L I, Q. 4 ,n , i Z sf' f 1 V+- . I Margaret M. Bryant Don Caldwell, Jr Don Caldwell, Sr. Nellie Carson Jean Cauble Martha J. Clark Mary F. Chapman Addie Mae Cooke Ethel Cox Elizabeth Deans William Deans Dr. W. O. Duck Lila Ervrne James M. Fish Maxine Fulcher Charlene Gabe Martha Gault Frances Grigg Violette Henderson Dena Hodge .lo l-lurnpston Katrina V. Hunter Vienna Mitchell Hunter Nona Faye Lynch David Mathews Mary McQuinn Sylvia M. Murphey Dr. Charles Powell Dr. Ernest Powell, Jr. Ernest Powell Myrtle Richardson W, B. Riddle Eula Robinson Lillie Mae Rogers Lela Mae Rotan Kathy Stroupe Elsie T. Teague Julia Tilson Harriet Toms Kathleen N. Wallin S. Kathleen Wallin Faye Wimberly 35 36 n:,wp'-- .,-lpbi -.X iu my f . ., -,- y,,fYjfnf.-.rflljflj :Ji Q Urganizations Honor Clubs The Honor Clubs of Mars Hill are one of the most vital extracurricular activities on campus. Mem- bership is by invitation only aftera student has acquired at least a B average in the subject the club represents. Another qualification is a grade of no lower than a C in any other course. The aim of these clubs is to encour- age a deeper understanding in the special interest field of the student. This insight is induced by off-campus field trips and the lectures of outstanding speakers. Science Club - SEATED: Ruff Wheliss, Jack Gaines, June Bullard, Fran Austin, Tommy Methias, Earlene Radford, Cindy Miller, Susan Barnette, STANDING: Lynn Magann, Sarah Lunsford, Norman Garrison, Dr. Joe Taylor, L. M. Outten, Mickey Waters, Lee Forrest, Mickey Jenkens, Steve Taylor, Wilson Laney, Howard Lane, Gordon Plum- blee, Diane Cowan, Mavis Dowdle, Linda Alt. '38 The Science Club has been organized to help promote a wider student interest in new areas of scien- tific research and development. The monthly meetings consist of programs presented by guest speakers or students. Under the direction of Dr. Outten a few of the club's activities have been to provide chapel speak- ers and visitors in the field of science. Business Club The Business Honor Club is composed of students in the Business Department who have shown superior scholarship. ln addition, club members are to show Christian character, promise of future attainment, pleasing personality, and integrity. One activity of this club is the preparation of a Christmas mailing list of students and faculty for International Relations Club Understanding Through Participation - This has been the goal of l.R.C. this year. It has sought to acquaint its members with the complexities found in the world community of nations. Although designed as an honor club for those with a major in history, l.R.C. welcomes any student having achieved a B in some history course given at lVlars Hill. Each member gains a deeper understanding of international relations through participation in the club's seminars and semester projects. FIRST ROW: Pat Davis, Julia Greene, Teresa Metcalf, Nancy Coats, Karen Jones. SECOND ROW: Dr. Evelyn Underwood, lVlrs. J. Walsh Watts, Ron Aldridge, Alfred Snipes, Dorothy Thompson, Willie Cox. THIRD ROW: John Britton, Jerry Carroll, John Carpenter, Kathy Till- man, John Hamrick, sale to the student body. During the spring semester a field trip to a leading industrial plant is taken. The most important activity is the annual Business Club Alumni Association banquet which former club mem- bers attend. At this banquet the Mildred Bingham Scholarship and the BCAA medal are presented to de- serving students. FIRST ROW: Judy Whitlow, Nlaxie Rayford, .lohn Stancil, David Bunn, Kathy Spells, Sandra Coston, Bill Thompson. SECOND tb'- IS ROW: Pat Hodge, Bob Pegg, Kenneth Yates. Eddie Way, Wayne Hawkins, Bill Lewis. l 39 Scrihlerus Club The Scriblerus Club, the oldest honor or- ganization at Mars Hill College, was established by members of the English Department in the early 192O's. The purpose of Scriblerus is to stimulate interest in literature, recognize out- standing achievements in English, and encour- age creative expression. Club activities include creative writing sessions, guest lecturers, and occasional trips to Asheville. Members are also encouraged to contribute to Cadenza, student literary magazine. SEATED: Gail McCoy, Marion Stubbins, Kitty Fisher, Frances Rice, Charen Dibert, Becky Sluder. FIRST ROW, STANDING: Dixie Barnett, Sandra Klser, Leslie Cook, Maureen Finnigan, Beth Foster, Nancy Black, Cecilia Butler, Susan Lyday, Faye Williams. SECOND ROW: Becky Bergen, Virginia Laney, Brenda Wilson, Linda Lawing, Martha Morris, Jim Smith, Paul Sorrells, Myra Dickson. llrphenn Club SEATED: Linda Kimball. STANDING: Clara Lynn Green, James Richardson, Nancy Powell, Joel Reed, Mary Ann Smith, Charles DuRant, Pat Jarvis, Mary Ann Fentress, Ann '.Vard, Nancy Phillips, Roger Williams, Peggy Robinson, J. Carlton Wilkes. The Orpheon Honor Club is to promote an active interest in music by the demonstration of various instru- ments, with voices, and with band and choral material. A member must have a B average in all music courses and a C average in all other courses. 40 lugothia Club SEATED: Carolyn Spence, Jean Dunn, Nlarie Fortenberry, Beth Douglass, Cheryl Pendry. STANDING: Dr. Raymond Nelson, Ro- bert Evans, Page Lee, Greg Caldwell, Paul Welch, Joy Lowe, Logothia is the religion honor club. The club's meetings consist of programs either by the members or by guest speakers. Page Lee and Dr. Nelson are the advisors of Logothia. l Spanish Club The Nameofthe Spanish Club is LaTertulia. The purpose of the club is to promote the ---5 C practice of Spanish and the familiarization of the members with the customs, the literature, and the Spanish and Latin American arts in order to increase the friendship between those countries and our own. An important objective for this year has been to have a number of the meetings open to interested students other than just the mem- bers. SEATED: Brenda Cole, Judi Justice, Kay Peppers. STANDING: John Scott, Cindy Byler, Diane Eubanks, Helen Roper, Denise Kornegay, Thetis Henry, Mrs, Gwyn Fish, Nlr. Jack Sutton Wilbur Parrott, Glenn Graves, Terry Kenny, Pam Culler, Nancy Phillips, Sybil Fain, This year Logothia enjoyed various activities, one of which was helping a needy family during the Christ- ITIBS SSBSOH. 4l 4 College Marshals 7 C, FIRST ROW: Britton. SECOND ROW: Dave Smith, Steve Walker, Wilson Laney, John R. Hamrick, Ronald G. Aldridge. The college marshal holds prehaps the most dis- tinguished honor a student can receive at lVlars Hill. The honor is awarded to sixteen students, eight men and eight women, selected each year by the Academic Standards Committee of the faculty. Selections are carefully checked and approved by the full faculty. One-year terms are fulfilled in ushering at graduation, recitals, seminars, movies and other activities on cam- pus. 42 James Claude Richardson, Leslie Cook, Brenda Wilson, Becky Bergen, Ida Hearn, Cindy Byler, i i l Denise Kornegay, John K l . History llluh The History Club has used its pro- grams this year to stress the current historical events and the importance that they have on each of us. These have been slides on Expo '67, their cele- bration of the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 and panels on the current trends in American presidential campaigns. These programs are designed to include all areas of history as it is made and to encourage all students to take a closer look at the world in which they live and the history that is being made. SEATED: Robbie Robbins, Laura Woerner, Betty Painter, Jeanne Morgan, Nancy Coates, Cathy Tilghman. STANDING: Dr. Harley Jolley, Zell Taylor, Pat Webb, Ronald Aldridge, Howard Lane, Terry Parker, Jerry Carroll. NOT PICTURED: Alfred Snipes, Mary Simcox, John Hamerick. Math Club The Math Club is an organization for those who are especially interested in mathematics. The member- ship is open and no qualifications are necessary. This Cneryl Pendry, Jeanne Dunn, Earlene Radford, Margaret Hardin, Ellen Horton, Cathy Martin. STANDING: Jim Bell, Bill Bruce, club sponsors speakers who lecture on various aspects of math as used in the professional world. Filmstrips are also shown as another means of information. Marie Fortenberry, Nancy Sasser, Joyce Snipes, Fred Day, Steve Sellstrom, James Carroll, John Scott, Leland Oxendine. Alpha Psi llmega Eta Delta, campus chapter ofthe national drama fraternity, Alpha Psi Omega, was organized in the spring of 1966. This organization recognizes the ability of an individual in acting, directing, and staging produc- tions vvhich the drama department sponsors. Members this year have participated in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, The Sub- ject Was Roses, lVIacbird, and The Odd Couple. They also were active in the summer theatre workshop. l 44 Y ' fl-5:5 SEATED: Ann Cantrell, Katie Swofford, Pat Scarborough. STANDING: Perry White, Andy Biro, Ray Michie, Wayne Slagle, Dr. Charles Cox. -.--rf 7' Alpha Psi Umega 46 SNEA Illticers 1 P A - Beverly Cansler, president: Martha Morris, first vice president, Kitty Haigh, secretary, Kathy Martin, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Judy Justice, publicity chairman: Kay Peppers, chapling Ron The Student National Education Association con- sists of the college's education majors. This organiza- tion attempts to reveal to its members the importance of the teaching profession through its programs of SAM The Society for Advancement of Management unitesbusinessexecutivesandstudents,whoare preparing to go into business. This organization also serves as an effective medium for the ex- change and distribution of information on prob- lems and techniques of industry and manage- ment through guest speakers and field trips. SAM provides students with the opportunity to participate in the advancement of the art and science of management. FIRST ROW: Stan Sellstrom, Sandra Duck, Linda Morri- son, Phyllis Cooper, Russ Lancaster, Barbara Whitehart, Judy Whitlow, John Stancil, SECOND ROW: Michael Jackson, Kenneth Yates, Stan Waldrop, Chuck Penley, Charles Chang, Nick Judkins, Bill Henderson, Richard . Brown, David Chang, Steve Sellstrom, John Gilreath. l Aldridge, second vice president, Betty Wise, social chairman, Madeline Davis, co-publicity chairman. guest speakers and discussions. A member of SNEA realizes the consequences of his future profession through the experiences of his membership. 47 Art Club To instill a deeper appreciation of beauty on the Mars Hill campus, to encourage student participation in fields of art, to give art students a chance to display their productions-these are the goals of the newly-found art club. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Robert Haycraft, the club has already made efforts to attain these goals. John Brower, Shirley Honeycutt, Ann Goforth, Linda Gillis, Gail Atkinson, Jeannie Jackson, Marcia Gaye, Diane Brown, Heather Brose. SECOND ROW: Robert Bradley, Kent Murray, Dale Haley, Mary Pollock, Ronnie Cox, Tommy Martin. Home Economics Club The Mars Hill Home Economics Chapter, an inte- gral part of the North Carolina Home Economics Asso- ciation, is the organization to which all majors in this field are welcome. The chapter programs are oriented toward exposure to the many careers available in this FIRST ROW: Imogene Pegg, Sally Spalding, Sylvia Fulbright, Dianne Cowan, Ann Kirby, Ann Wise, Carolyn Kinsley, Brenda Cummings, Winona Bierbaum, Carol Kendall. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mary Howell, Jane Pipkin, Bee Mayo, Martha Bruce, Lynette Vaughn, Claudette Cooper, Sandra Carter, Linda Shepherd, Sandy DUUCBUI Jean Gafvy, Martha Armstrong,Linda Spencer, Lavonda L ll area of study. In addition the members learn by working together on projects which implement the total college home economics curriculum. It is anticipated that the college chapter will help prepare its members for membership in professional organizations. Thomas, Elizabeth Wilson, Pat Scarborough. THIRD ROW: Nancy Clements, Beth Douglas, Diane Costner, Fran Austin, Judy Cabe, Pat Letterman, Patsy Lazenbv, Diane Mahon, Vickie Brannom, Sara Crabtree, Doris Snyder, Katie Cathy, Ginger Eddleman, Ann Wilson. International Club ,ff , 3521 I FIRST ROW: Grace Huang, David Chang, Mary Carol Harris, Ham' tragoon, Miss Frances Snelson, Pramot Juthapan, Dr. Roman Cavalaris, Mrs. Roman Gorski, Miss Mildred Bingham. SECOND Gorski, Harvey Martin, Prida Chaisiri, Charles Chang. ROW: Margaret Kirk, Fernando Downs, Alice Oliver, Nikom Mat- Pi Sigma Phi Uilicers SEATED: Beverly Keller. STANDING: Jerry Blevins, Bill Dyar, Larry Clark. Religious llrganizations Religious organizations are another important aspect in the student life of Mars Hill. They enable the students to create a close fellovvhip in Christian senfice. Most are Baptist, but other denominatins have formed active groups on campus. These organizations include Baptist Student Union, Ministerial Conference, Young Women's Auxilary, Volunteers for Christ, Mission Council, and the Methodist Student Movement. ,A :' -'Mi 50 ti i 'f 'i ,elf i..... i FIRST ROW: Diane Costner, Lynette Vaughan, Sally Spaulding, Bobbie Miller. SECOND ROW: Allen Lane, Rick Gas- kin, Jim Richardson, Jim Smith. ' B S U Council The Baptist Student Union serves as the co-or- dinating body for all campus religious activities. Through the work of its Executive and Greater Councils, its provides opportunities for student involvement in missions, worship services, social action, forums, and monthly supper meetings. With these activities it seeks to encourage students in responsible relationships, to stimulate personal growth, to train for Christian leadership, and with the life of Christ as a guide, to aid students in developing love for their fellovvman. 51 Young llIuman's Auxiliary The Mars Hill College Y.W.A. is an organization for young women through which they may participate in mission activities. The programs deal with topics of foreign and home mission work, summer mission work, and local or area mission work. Programs are monthly and all women are invited. Special activities during the year include choosing a family at Thanksgiving and Christmas and giving them a helping hand during the holidays, going Christmas caroling, presenting gift Bibles to girls who are engaged to be married, and attending conferences and conventions in the state. l SEATED: Dianne Costner, Melaine Williams, Jeannie McDuffie, Judy Short, Lou Farrow, Jan Batchlor, Judy Justice, Margaret Knight, Sharon Bell, Darlene Swisher, Judy Hunter, Cindy Boyd, Mary Harris FIRST ROW, STANDING: Carol n S encer B k - Y D . EC Y Sluder, Mike Rice, Dora Snider, Judy Cash, Carol Woody, Lou Ann Long, ldella Harrin, Sharon White, Jean Morgan, Kay Green, Debbie Richie, Sandy Willis, Brenda Cole, Karen Jones, Charan Dibert, Kris Nickles. SECOND ROW, STANDING: Vickie Smith, Elaine Baldwin, Nancy Ann Clements, Dianne Eubanks, Delois Ashe, Patsy Dye, Shirley Brazil, Linda Morrison, Brenda Blanton, Susan Breedlove, Laura Woerner, Glenna Huff, Linda Baldwin, Pat Kariker, Linda Campfield. 52 Volunteers Ministerial Bunterence 11vn I The Oscar E. Sams Ministerial ia' Conference is composed of any male student of Mars Hill College who is rec- ognized as a ministerial candidate. This organization strives to prepare its mem- bers for the ministry of the Gospel by working in harmony with the Christian students of the College and the people of the surrounding area. FIRST ROW: Ray Truett, Michael Kirby, Bill Johnson, Bob Evans, Michael Higgins, Darrell Floyd, Edward Methenay, Butch Townsend, Tommy Hullett. SECOND ROW: David Atwater, Don McCaskill, Page Lee, Wilbur Parrott, Ker- mit Gray, Alfred Snipes, Van Pigate, Bob Phil- lips, Bill Williams, Marvin Burnette. Among the many members of the college family are those who participate in Volunteers for Christ, an organization composed of men and women who seek to do God's will in their respective vocations. Meeting once a month, Volunteers present through their pro- grams various ways in which the college student may serve God and His people in an ever-changing world. Volunteers feel that any vocation can be a Christ-center- ed calling for service. Volunteers for Christ is part of the Mars Hill College Baptist Student Union. FIRST ROW: J. Arrowood, S. Gwaltney, J. Justice, J. Lowe, J. Greene, M. Kirk, M. Williams, K. Green, N. Mayo, C. Henderson, L. F. Turner, A, Baker, L. Farrow, M. Fountain, D. Swisher. SEC- OND ROW: P. Davis, D. Eubanks, T. Byerley, T. Swicegood, R. Aldridge, K. Rickett, J. Hamrick, J. Rawlinson, A. Buckner, S. Dellinger, L. Turner, A. Oliver, B. Boyd, C. Boyd, J. Hunter. 53 BSU Basketball This year's BSU Basketball team, under the direction of coach David Costner of Raleigh, was very successful in the state BSU roundball conference. Playing such teams as Appalachian, Western Carolina, Duke, East Carolina, Wake Forest and North Carolina State, the team did exceptionally well in the state tournament in Greensboro. Leading the team with their outstanding play were Larry Clark, Tommy Nix, Don Jones and Bob White. The team defeated the faculty and Newland High School, which featured a 7-foot sophomore. F 5 I sw! w-,yqnh kg . Ns, . knh- iq .- . KNEELING: Willie Shelton, Tommy Nix, Mike Tolley, Jim Smith, Steve Walker, Lynn Turner, Gary Ward, Larry Clark. STANDING: Coach David Costner, Don Patrick, Don Jones, Art Hawkins, Bob White, David Rich, Andy Lawler, managers David McFee and Mike Daniels. 54 MSM SEATED: Judy Price, Charan Dibert, Nancy Long, Ann McLeod, Nora Ann D'Amico. STANDING: Michael Kirby. James B. Richard- son, John C. Parker, Nancy Phillips, Susan Breedlove, John Scott, Howard Lane, Rev. James B. Long, Jr. FIRST ROW: Clark, Blevins tpresidentl, Liles, McFee, Barrett, Stephens tsec. 81 treas.l, Kosma, Fox. SECOND ROW: Douglas, Adams, Boudman, Caldwell, Owen, Gault, Warford, Sloan, Shook lvice-pres.J, Moore. THIRD ROW: Laughter, Wood, Dyar, Sweat- lock, Howard, Ellis, Purser, Wood, Draughon. FOURTH ROW: Ward, Costner, Daniels. 1535223242 Methodist Student Movement stimulates its members to realize their relationships to themselves and their world. The organization meets every Sunday evening at Mars Hill Methodist Church, where fellow- ship is created through an informal meal before each business and program session. Films and discussions are central to their program. Monogram Club 55 Student Urganizatiuns The Student Organizations include all social-serve ice clubs, and all governing bodies of the SGA. They regulate the activities and main projects undertaken on campus and give everyone an opportunity to partic- ipate. Also, the SGA has given the students a definite interest in themselves and the general welfare of the Treasurer: Robert Stanley Davis eq .ef tvs Secretary: Diane Elizabeth Eubanks 56 school. These organizations provide a special spirit of competition and cause the students to realize they can be responsible workers. Activities such as Rush Week and elections supply memorable experiences. These groups promote a more united and organized campus. X President: Carroll Anderson Reed Vice President: Russell Jay Flippin Jr. , t 'Vis x. i xx fi wt l v . Student Government The student government works to promote the emphasis on each student by allowing him to govern himself. Through co-operation with the faculty and administration, the student government attempts to handle student affairs effectively. The success of the SGA is determined by the amount of responsibility that each student places on himself. This year the student government published a very muchly needed Freshmen Directory. The organiza- tion also sponsored a dance to highlight the first week of school. Other activities of the SGA include Rat Week, the Maryville train trip, the Furman bus trip and a proud welcoming committee to greet Dean Lee on his return trip from the accreditation committee at the convention in Dallas. F? Attorney General: Perry White. Assistants to the Attorney Gen- tense Attorney: Paul Early. Assistants to the Defense Attorney: eral: Martha Morris, Ed Griffin, John Foster, David Smith. De- David Brookshire. 57 l Court and Senate The court tries all infractions of rules and regulations at lVlars Hill College. Thefts, breach of moral conduct, and cheating are among the cases taken into this court. It is composed of members of the Senate and representatives chosen by the Senate. The Student Senate attempts to serve all students by discussions and passing of bills and resolutions. The Senate serves as a sound- ing board for the student body by listening to complaints and suggestions. Projects are undertaken that may benefit both college and community. Committees are vital part of the Senate since they look into various phases of student life to find flaws, and hopefully, to improve the communications between faculty and students. 'ia LEFT TO RIGHT: Sam James, Bobby Miller, Robert Davis, Becky C Bergen, Joel Reed. l i i i 1 l FIRST ROW: Joel Reed, Robert Davis, Janet Lester, Johnny Dianne Eubanks, Allen Lane, Wayne Hunt. FOURTH ROW: Cathy Lamb. SECOND ROW: Chuck Miracle, Janis Elam, Carroll Reed, Martin, Morris White, Danny Lunsford, Terry Parker, Jay Flippin. Ruff Wheless. THIRD ROW: David Brookshire, John Carpenter, 58 Commission itz! 'f ' an. x... SEATED, FIRST ROW1 Mike Rice, Betty Smith, Betty Wise, SEC- OND ROW: Jean Dunn, Dainne Costner, Norman Eller. THIRD ROW: Idella Herrin, Judy Justice, Wilbur Parrott. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Knight, Ida Hearn, Ken Peacock. FIFTH ROW: AI .Lv ' ,ij rv.-.4i- Dean William L. Lynch Dean Mary Logan Dr. James Jordan Q-1 Snipes, Robert Davis, Joyce Sorrells. SIXTH ROW: Pat Webb, Gary Sturgis, Carlton Wilkes. STANDING: Jay Flippin, Tom Mer' rill, Dean Lynch, Van Pigate, Ben Broadway, Torn Reese, Dave Bunn, Mike Cogdill. The Commission is responsible for relating to the Senate any policy dealing with the citizenship and general welfare of the students. The Commission can serve as an appelate court for any lower judicial bodyg also, the Commission can be a court for minor actions against campus regulations. Representatives from the house councils and commuting students compose the Commission. 59 Hilltop HILLTOP STAFF Editor-in Chief .... Assistant Editor . . . Advertising Mangers Copy Editor-Proofreader . . . Photographers .... Reporters . . . Advisor: Walter Smith . . . . . . . .John Stancil Nicholas .ludkins . . . . .Lee lVlullis Tom Hullett . .Linda Baldwin . . .Ted Ellmore Jack Sanders .....Bee Mayo Patricia Horton Wayne Staples Penny Roberts Tim Ellmore Allen Lane Clarence Young Carolyn Hall Carolyn Downey ,, I g ., G l.J 60 A in '41 F l Wa' l KZIIXEW 1965 '-1 W1 1' SEATED: Linda Sheppard, Sally Spaulding, Mike Swaim, Recca Higgins, Nancy Collis, Janet f Lester. STANDING: Ted Ellmore, Linda Morrison, Sandy Sellers, Pat McCrosky, Linda Lane, Judy ' Pait, John Stancil, Allen Lane. l Editor ,..,... . Assistant Editor . Copy Editor ., ., Photographers ,... Organization Editors Class Editors . . Music Editors , , . Sports Editors ,... Typists ...,,, Advisor , , , . . . . .Mike Swaim Linda Sheppard . . Sally Spaulding ... .Ted Ellmore Jack Sanders Mary Belle Lawton Recca Higgins Maria Hunt , . ,Pat McCrosky Nancy Collis Janet Lester Linda Lane ,,,,,Allen Lane Ted Cassels Suzanne Bussey ,,.,.,.Bill Dyar John Stancil , , .Linda Morrison Sandy Sellers Judy Pait . . ,Walter Smith 1E W' c l -ded V A 'ix' f 457 l: JN F l 1 I 159 N l QESN i ABOVE: Linda and Sally take five. TOP RIGHT: Mike looks over pictures to be used in the Features section. LOWER RIGHT: Ted shoots Jack amid the beautiful surroundings of the photo ab. Sigma Alpha Chi Among the various activities that Sigma Alpha Chi participated in this past year was the annual Miss America Pageant, the selling of corsages for home- coming, preparing various items for needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and keeping Mars Hill Public Library in order. The members strive for a closer relationship among themselves and participate actively in the Inter- Club Council. By selecting fifteen new members this past semester the goals of service, achievement and charity are more nearly met. FIRST ROW: Heather Brose, Martha Bruce, Kip Caldwell, Beverly Cansler, Katy Cathey, Bonnie Chiles. SECOND ROW: Diane Cowan, Ginger Eddleman, Janis Elam, Beth Foster, Kitty Haigh, Margaret Harden. THIRD ROW: Judy Hirschberg, Georgia Howard, Shirley Hunneycutt, Maria Hunt, Linda Lawing, Janice McCrary. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Moon, Charlotte Oakley, Ann Peebles, Mary Shepard. Brenda Smith. 62 Y, , vi gp ,eff xr 'F an ,E ' ' Q X xgjf X N Heather Brose, Recording Secretary, Margaret Harden, Corresponding Secretary, Georgia Howard, President, Diane Cowan Sams, Vice-President. Not Pictured: Martha Bruce, Treasurer. l .2 ,I 7 ,ef rv if ,,.,-f' X Q9 SEATED: Lydia Taylor, Sherry Fain, Cheryl Buchanan, Suzanne Wagoner, Sandra Brown, Marion Stubbins. STANDING: glad? Greene, Lynette Broadwell, Martha Taylor, Marcia Gay, Linda Brose, Ann Friedell, Debbie Jones, Myra mi . Sigma Kappa lambda T mu , A ., 'gi ,., 502' i Ag , 1 lk FIRST ROW: Eddie Baskerville, Harold Boger, Lynn Cheek, Phil Clark, Tom Dolinger. SECOND ROW: Jack Frederick, Bill Harrell, Rick Holbrook, Doug Hoy, Les Keyes. THIRD ROW: Terry King, Skip Liles, John Mclntosh, Bob MclVlanus, Jerry Moore. Roger Fox, Gary Dale, Brad Steele, David Rich, Charles Adams, Bob Chenman, Tom Gibbs, Darwin Mclntyre. 64 1 i gh-4 ,....lT.1Ql ..fl.2 W ...J Sigma Kappa Lambda Sweetheart: Gail Atkinson FIRST ROW: Wayne Parker, Bruce Robinson, David Rollins, Tom Smith, Bill Thompson. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Toms, Butch Trent, Eddie Way, Ruff Wheless, Ray Winebrenner. 44 . ...-- --- --.. -. -- --7.------.--- - --Ar.-:xr SEATED: Wilma Hunter Ravonda Morrow, Sandy, Altizer, Janet Lester, STANDING: Sharon Young, Vicki Freeman, Diane Capps, Brenda Hollifield, Susan Weeks. NOT PIC- TURED: Ann Cely, Barbara Whisnant. Delta Phi Zeta av' T? kv ry -Q-4 FIRST ROW: Cornelia Akers, Dixie Barnett, Judy Burgess, Becky Cochran, Debbie Compton, Phyliss Cooper. SECOND ROW: Madelyn Davis, Delores Deal, Eleanor Duckett, Jean Dunn, Mary Ann Fentress, Marie Forten- berry. THIRD ROW: Beth Foster, Waynette Garland, Trudy Kitchen, Russ Lancaster, Mary Belle Lawton, Lynn Magann. FOURTH ROW: Cathy Martin, Kay Peppers, Maxie Rayford, Brenda Robbins, Jeffery Sharon, Becky Sluder. FIFTH ROW: Melba Smith, Cinda Talley, Lynn Truell, Mary Underwood, Lynette Vaughn, Donna Williams. 3 Delta Phi Zeta is a young club who's activities are centered around its motto - Growth through love, promise, and service. One of the main services of the club is visiting the orthopedic hospital in Asheville every other week. Delta Phi Zeta also had its moments of fun. It sponsored a Homecoming Dance for the student body and ended the first semester by taking part in a semi- formal dance with the other clubs at Grove Park Inn in Asheville. IJJ Lf SN., I ,,, ., .gf ' Russ Lancaster, President, Mary Belle Lawton, Vice-President Becky Sluder, Corresponding Secretaryg lvlaxie Rayford, Tre-as urer. NOT PICTURED: Mary Ann Fentress, Recording Secretary. I 67 5 if fffx r' ,, , 2, It L4 P fe 1 LL- f--f - - rr- -I-,,,,,Y ..-..--2- Alpha Phi llmega Alpha Phi Omega was founded in 1925 at Lafay- ette College, Easton, Pennsylvania. A national service fraternity for college and university men, its purpose is to develop Leadership, to promote Friendship, to provide Service to humanity, and to further Freedom that is our national, educational, and intellectual herit- age. Mars Hill College chapter Sigma Zeta has felt its responsibility and role in the new Mars Hill Col- lege and its Emphasis on Excellence by having sup- ported and promoted cultural, social, and service proj- ects during the year. Sweetheart: Janis Elam in lf 1 X .f . f S . I I I Y X1 Q--Q... .f I I . l 5 '- FIRST ROW: Marvin Arrington, Dan Beachum, Andy Biro. SEC- OND ROW: David Brookshire, Harry Cavalaris, Les Childers. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Cox, Robert Davis, Bob Drake. FOURTH ROW: Paul Early, Steve Eib, Jay Flippin. FIFTH ROW: Ed Griffin, Ken Head, Sam James. SIXTH ROW: Bill Kilgore, Steve King, Hal Kirk. SEVENTH ROW: David Loveland, Les McGuire, Mike Mills. EIGHTH ROW: Don Morris. ,ggi . '! Mi 4, yx.. Y-w Q 6-' ,1 6? TRN SEATED: Johnny Coffee, Jim Cravvford, Steve Hartzoge. Mike Miracle. Ron Hamby, Jim Mifflin, Danny Foster, Jim Wikle, Lake Ellis. STANDING: Lindsay Foster, Johnny Lamb, Beecher Horton, Julian Roper, Allen Lane, Joe Huff, David Douglas, Sammy Parker, Mike Gillespie, Mike Webb, Butch Townsend, Bob Peterson, Mat Graham. John Childers, Mike Swaim, Ford West. . 'Q Wgxxx gl! FIRST ROW: Harvey Martin, Ronnie Pulliam, Jim Priester, SEO OND ROW: Terry Parker, Jim Roberts, Terry Roberson. THIRD ROW: Carroll Reed, Gary Sturgis, Gary Voss, FOURTH ROW: Pete Wilkin, Perry White, Butch Young. 69 r Kappa Phi Theta 'c ,-.5 9 David Cress Eddue Hoffmeyer David Golper Johnny Draughon Gordon Bowlung Tom Reece IG! 'J' . w 1 v H ,- , . 'bf '4 If ,W , . Q, v I. 1 .V- Kappa Phi Theta, lVlars HiII's third social service club, was approved in the spring of 1967. First semester this year the men of Kappa Phi Theta were active in several projects including deco- rating for the home football games, working with the activity school sponsored by the BSF and taking part in the lntra-Club dance. Second semester Kappa Phi Theta's activities included rush, more work with the activity school and other social and service activities. fi 13' FIRST ROW: Wayne Barber, Robert Bradley, John Brower, Richard Brown. SECOND ROW: Charlie Farmer, Sam Glass, Beecher Horton, Sammy Parker. THIRD ROW: Stephen Hull Peeler, Chuck Penley, Wayne Staples. Sweetheart: Kathy Miller f ws hs' x A I -x I -u '1 'Q ' f 'S ', of 396' sw 'g I 'x 'ii' 'L ri ,O - in I - usic Touring Choir The Touring Choir completed one of their most successful, and one of the longest tour seasons this year. A mini-tour in the fall carried them to Virginia and to Greensboro, where they were enthusiastically acclaimed as one of the best acapella choirs in the state by the Music Educators National Conference con- vention. They were equally well accepted by the State Baptist Convention in Asheville. The Spring Tour car- ried them to Atlanta, Georgia, Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, and other parts in North Florida, to Columbia, South Carolina, and back to Asheville. lVlr. Robert Rich, the director, made several changes in the choir. The size of the choir was increased to fifty-one, a tour record was cut, and blazers were added to the wardrobe. ' .4!...'fg , PW 6 'S 5 FIRST ROW: Kathy Gray, James Claude Richardson, Lynette Lawson, Carroll Reed, Mary Rome Rector, Jim Turner, Terry Kenny, Roger Williams, Beth Foster, Bill Christmas, Delores Waters, Gary Sturgis. SECOND ROW: Joel Reed, Sandra Cannon, Bud Kirby, Mary Ann Smith, Jerry Ables, Trish Rhodes, Bill Gard- ner, Corny Akers, Bill Thomas, Sara Spicer, Wayne Hunt, Susie Dillingham. THIRD ROW: Charles Watkins, Ruth Goodwin, Allen 119 A . Jai, Lane, Peggy Robinson, Jim Hays, Ann Cantrell, David Foster, Marian Stubbins, Bob Sparks, Nancy Powell, Mike Joyner, Pam Culler. FOURTH ROW: Perry White, Mary Ann Fontress, Jay Flip- pin, Marlene Hall, John Foster, Virginia Brassell, Micky Garrison, Pat McCresky, Darryl Reed, Jan Boydston, Ken Goble, Wilma Jackson, Mike Williams, Arlene Oliver. 75 . ' f,' ' fff' 5:7 Af'r ' D -, 'ff' p , 5 I Q 'pl .la .pp . , 5 I' A 'pl QQ. ' ,ff A Lipfb 5,4 xg ' ffkm 5 nf A 'J b ' 'l ng 5 btlfba '0O4 . 0 A I 5 'H of o 905g AAQAQOA mi 65.54, 5,9 9-uw 0' 2 , y-vc a- 4 -n' '2-'lf a-'-'f- n H U-gi o E W- -F P51-1E',E ,Z o bxtgwgcvwom-U: ..- g ww Q: C555 ' 52532 52 N353 -as R s,iEiE:ESg35?'535 fgnog M 1- if .2 I - I CITYOFASHEVILLE No 41828 POLICE COURT ' Q 5 Q ,A 5 - f if Xe .... .,N, ....... . . 1 AV I ,, I f' Received of ..-4.---.--.-N- ........... ,. L5 ,. . ,ff ....... ,...... s -..-..-. ..... -...-.-..-.. ............... ..- ..... ..., ............,..... ..-- .......... - .............. - ...... -...DoUa1-s wr NF. T 'CITY LIQA 531 nm IN Fvu. s Sr!! B, f ' PAID ON AULT, Iu... Q ,xsxgx x xi xv-sw X 11- ' y Z recum tb 4 E-3' MMM. 'MQFPIIYIOPL -- Q .0 PY ': -I .gg Clerk ol Pal?-'xx 5 Q 5 l Ma- ' ' -1.-wg? College Chorus FIRST ROW: Trudi Powers, Susan Weeks, Pat McNeil, Cindy Paine, Ken Yates, Ann Ward, Ken Bell, Pat Edwards, Wayne Strickler, Mary Ann Smith, J. Theo Cassels, Vicki Kirby, Rose Mary lngle, Pianist, Ron Chalker, Nancy Phillips, Bill Johnson, Linda Kimball, Bonnie Chiles, Royce Walsh, Jane Wooten. SEC- OND ROW: Susan Ramsey, Cheryl Moon, Carolyn Stamey, Bobbie Kelley, Judy Short, Marty Phillips, Kitty Kendall, Freddy Wim- berly, Becky Rabb, Bruce Hartgrove, Jackie Putnam, Johnny Settle, Bee Holland, Gaither Bumgardner, Kay Stalvey, Steve Dellinger, Pat Jarvis, Clara Green, Judy Price, Jean Dunn. THIRD ROW: Catherine Bartles, Debbie Compton, Suzanne Aycock, Cindy Dixon, Gayle Stepp, Connie Parker, Cathey Smith, Danny Locklair, Glenda Martin, Ron Glass, Suzanne McGuirt, Tony Testino, Brenda Seagroves, Ron Slaughter, Susan Hensley, Mor- ris White, Alice Oliver, Alan Buckner, Myra Dickenson, Joe Cec- cine, Nora D'Amico, Lou Lane, Susan Sewers, Myra Smith, Marcia Fountain. The College Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Robert Rich serves the campus by providing special music for chapel, as well as two concert programs, one at Christmas and one in the Spring. They combined with the Touring Choir to give Stringfield's cantata Peace , and Mendelssohn's can- tata Elijah , Director ofthe Touring Choir and the College Chorus: Mr. Robert Rich 77 F l l l l l l i i l l i i l Marching Band A - AH- Drum Major: Paul Penninger. Majorettes: Janis Elam, Ann Peeb- les iChiefl, Jeffrey Sharon, Cheryl Buchanan. FIRST ROW: Moody, Johnson, Edwards, Wagoner, Reed, Peach, DuRant. SEC- OND ROW: Reece, Love, Wilkes, McCall, Blanchard, Brown. THIRD ROW: Price, Dillingham, Williams, Sholar, Smith, Buddin. FOURTH ROW: Starner, Gillespie, Suttenfield, Mills, Ruth, Ball, Thomas. FIFTH ROW: O'Donnell, Burleson, Trask, Bradman Henry, Brown. SIXTH ROW: Deal. Sasser, Ridings, Goff, Brown, Slaughter. SEVENTH ROW: Pulliam, Nichols, Funderbunk, DiNa- poli, Oxendine, Shores, Pons. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Schwuchow, the marching band became, forthe first time, a pageant band. Many hours were spent on the practice field to perfect routines that were presented at halftime during football season. The band also performed several other distinctive functions. They marched in the Asheville Christmas Parade, gave chapel performances, and were at the Asheville airport to help greet Dean Lee as he returned to Mars Hill with accreditation from the Southern Asso- ciation. 78 Fi: - Mr. Robert Shwuchow, director of the Marching Band xfvffex. ,WU Lib if vii SM fi,-H., .gn l 'kv I Ka .J i X' 44 KPN 1 Nlr. Wayne Pressley, director of the Stage Band, talks with one of his trumpet students, Stage Band The Stage Band is a new music organization on campus this year. lt consists of musicians who are interested in making the Big Band sound. Under the direction of lVlr. E. W. Pressley, it filled the need of a mood band by playing the Miss Laurel pageant, and presenting several concerts. lVIany times they were invited to perform off campus. ln the spring the group attended a clinic for stage bands at the University of Tennessee. , if syn., FIRST ROW: Jay Flippin, Bill Brown, David Chiles, David Funder- ROW: Bob Suttenfield, E. W, Pressley, Fred lVlcCaIl, George burk, Carlton Wilkes, Mickey Garrison, Don Peach, Bob lVIcNeil. Brown, James Ball, David Buddin, Tony DiNapoli. SECOND ROW: Darrell Reed, Randy Henry, Bill Pons. THIRD 79 Majnrettes 80 5 x Ann Peebles Janis Elam XA rl W XX ff rw Cheryl Buchannan Jeffrey Sharon American Guild ot llrganists Music Educators National Conference SEATED: Mrs. Donna Robert- son, Becky Rabb, Ruth Good- win, Wilma Jackson, Nancy Po- well, STANDING: James C. Richardson, Hal Kirk, Danny Locklair, Catherine Bartles, C. A, Kirby, Betty Holland, lVIrke Williams, Bill Christmas, Ron Glass, Tony Testrno. FIRST ROW: Joel Reed, Cynthia Dixon, Jackie Putman, Deloris grove, Royce Walsh, Ann Cantrell, Charles DuRant, Linda Kim- Waters, Ruth Goodwin, Sarah Spicer, Nancy Harrison, Suzanne ball, William Pons, Don Peach, Jan Boydston, Catherine Bartles, Wagoner, Rose Mary lngle, Suzanne Bussey, Alice Oliver. SEC- Pat Edwards, Ted Cassels, Cheryl Moon. OND ROW: Mr. Robert Schwuchow, Darrell Reed, Butch Hart- 81 FIRST ROW: Tim Aydlett, James Ball, Joe Bingham, Andy Biro, George Brown. SEC- OND ROW: Jim Brown, Bill Brown, Dave Buddin, Tony DiNapeli, Charles Davis. THIRD ROW: Charles DuRant, Jay Flippin, Eddie Gainey, Bill Gardner, Mickey Garri- son. FOURTH ROW: Kin Goble, Wayne Hunt, Bill Johnson, Mike Joyner, Allen Lane. FIRST ROW David Shores Paul Sholar Marty Phillips Jin'- Turner Tony Testino Carroll Aldridge SECOND ROW Bob Sparks Fred McCall Wayne Staples Jerry Bradmon Mike Williams Charles Watkins Gaither Bumgardner 82 1861: so FIRST ROW: Bill Laney, Don Peach, Joel Reed. SECOND ROW: Bill Thomas, Carlton Wilkes, Roger Wil- liams. THIRD ROW: Dale Roberts, advisor, Robert Rich, advisor. NOT PICTURED: Randy Henry. Pi Rho chapter of Phi lVlu Alpha Sin- fonia, a professional music fraternity, was chartered on January 7, 1967. The fraternity sponsored several cam- pus events during 1967-1968. Among them were the overtime party after the Asheville-Biltmore basketball game, a victory dance, and the annual spring con- cert of American music. The fraternity also provided a pep band for all of our home basketball games. SWEETHEART: Ann Cantrell. 83 1 1 i + l l I v 1 E Features .A K... 4 1 m x n A x , f , R - 1 x :H x , f 1 4 1 P 1 xi 12 W J 1 I x K , W K ...w -x ,.Y'5 , . H, 5. . ,F ' ,v . 1, 5 I ' Ls . , . :a 9 'H l 'bfi S.. L GX 'Q' O' 5 ' . X? .sqm ix xg 'wx 1 5 , 0 15. , Bs' . ,..x ,A 1 B6 Miss laurel Miss Cornelia Brooks Akers from Stuart, Virginia, was chosen Miss Laurel, 1968 in the annual campus beauty pageant. The poise and talent of the new queen captivated the audience and judges as she sang With a Song in My Heart and It's a Grand Night for Sing- ing. The dark-haired sophomore was crowned by her immediate predecessor, Beverly Canseler. A A Finalists Nancy Maria Hunt FIRST-RUNNER UP Sophomores Virginia Celeste Eddleman MISS CONGENIALITY Seniors Janis I . fn f.,-1 - ,I f-'In :, jwxw' I-'L JZ 1 'X ,-'pJ x,- 1' 4 I JK - I, W,,,x x -1 '- sucvv., Am , . rl 4' K , r ,, K, , X 'PK -A .N '- , 'Q ,W Y ,.., : I 5 Lucille Elam Martha Sue Morris Seniors Fox f .f X, .... x xx E 1 , 31 V 1 A. 3 . Y l 1' 1, i: 3 sw'-1 v wi QQ. - :K 93 .X ..,.z'xw vx .A A LM ' . -S -X. 'X N ,.x z.-:Q w 1: ,- - :-va , W' .,,v Liu.: , Miss laurel Pageant The Impossible Dream began. Fifteen talented and attractive contestants were selected to represent the various classes and dormitories. Three judges were chosen to combine their judgments in selecting MISS LAUREL OF 1968. The judges were Mrs. Wallace Hyde, Mr. Bill Christopher, and Mrs. Tuck Gudger, all of Asheville. Finally the night arrived and the stage was set with an exquisite chandelier and special runway into the audience. Following the splendid array of talent the judges chose five finalists: Janis Elam, Martha Morris, Maria Hunt, Cornelia Akers, and Ginger Eddleman. As tension mounted each of the finalists was asked two questions, one serious and the other humorous. All answered their questions with a sense of individuality. Then the decision of the judges was announced. Ginger was named Miss Congeniality, and Maria was identified as first runner-up. Then, while everyone held his breath, Master of Ceremonies Bill Gardner announced the name of the new Miss Laurel, Corney Akers. Much of the success of the pageant can be at- tributed to the efforts of Mike Swaim. His hard work of planning and preparing was climaxed in a beautiful and exciting evening. i 1 l i 42 Homecoming llueen Rebecca Ann Sluder 1 ': . 44931, I , fy- , 4, - 1.4 ji -15, 5. - '25-' -f ' 5' 61-34 r, N f 1 92 i i 1 i i -ji Homecoming Attendants Q. N, Ruth Annette Swafford Juniors til ,ifh-D-H-f .isivxvb biur, ' 2 ,--- . .'V'! - 271- W. 'E' zP'd. ' N S X Q91 ,iwni 7'-, I , . , ' J v Virginia Celeste Eddteman Seniors It L 'i It i it E it in L 1l Q Q Homecoming Attendants 94 -1, Kathy Sue Miller Freshmen Football Ilueen , f :l-If' Y Pamela Bernardine Murray 9 i A sL N , -Q 5' ,gs-:n I Q., fha fm Q' li L s' ki Q, W 1 Special Events X 1' was ,A Ar Lyceum The Lyceum Series gained popularity by including the terrific sound of the famous Platters during the Homecoming celebration. For the culturally refined, however, there were a variety of events to attend. Benjamin Butler's Curlew River aroused an interest in an exciting and different contribution to the world of music. Styled after an English medieval religious drama and based on an ancient Japenese play, the story itself was a moving tab about a distraught mother in search of her lost child. For the lover of dance, there was the American Choreographic Company, one of the first companies to combine both classical and modern dance technique. Marilyn Burris, Singer of the Year for 1967, demonstrated a rare combination of acting competence and world power in a repertoire of songs including those in Spanish, Latin, and Italian. And last, the famous Norman Lubolf Choir offered a variety of excellently performed sectarian and reli- gious music. .A,, . ,- . K - ,. 1 X-4 f . ' ii 4' w . 'E-45 Q, il li ' 3, V' ,N xl : XR X K-h h kr- 1, Q h ' Q ,.r- , 5. . , -- , ' t, r,' b A. it., --. 1 17 L ' -XX 11' year' r r 4 . - f I X X ' 'I '- V A,:, ' f 5' A ll rf AEXJX Wu VJ V' . ' ' .X ix, V I X fr V 'lil' N x V v h +I 'kc X Q 4 Aux . P A In h X 3' ' ' X r 2 . 2 xg r 4' , V X v 'Q K' L , R: h , 4 , k W 1 . . . ' 5 - . V . . .K 5 , V. v l ks ?'n v Y , . if 5- I ff' Ui Symposium The United States in 1968 was the theme for this year's spring symposium, Headed by the noted ABC commentator Edward P. Morgan, the panel of speakers included Kenneth Crawford, Washington col- umnist tor Newsweek, Michael Katz, assistant profes- sor of law at UNC at Chapel Hill, Dr. John Strange of the North Carolina Fund, Dr. Emanuel Carlson, ex- ecutive director of the Baptist Joint Committee on Public Affairs, Dr. Nevitt Sanford, director of the lnsti- tute for the study of human problems, and Dr. G, IVI. Gilbert, internationally known psychologist from Long Island University. These men shared their insight and knowledge on such timely topics as the American crisis as a result of the war in Viet Nam, church-state relations, political issues of the coming election, education dur- ing the sixties, cities and their problems, and the youth of America. 5 Ii Ng-R fix- r Hurd.- , FF D '1 99 rf ' t l ,Q Focus Week 1 1 M gr S Christian Focus Week aroused a spirit rarely seen on the Mars Hill campus. Under the direction of Bill Dyar and Martha Morris, the spirit began with two unusual and stimulating chapel programs centered around the theme What's it all about? These were followed by a night of raising music by the Avante-Garde and a week of heated seminars and meaningful services led by Dr. Sherrill, Mrs. Owen Herring, Mr. Charles Allen, Mr. Allan Buzbee, Rev. Martin England, Dr. Claude Broach, Mr. Bill Stanley, and Father Tom O'DonnelI. All the speakers had their own particular view of what it's all about and were able to give the students insight concerning themselves and the world ln which they live. The week was one of the most successful of the Christian Focus Weeks in Mars Hill's history. Q .Q W3 Pt -Tai lamar Stringtield Day A day of tribute to the memory of a gifted North Carolinian, composer-flutist Lamar Stringfield, was celebrated November 4, among the Blue Ridge Peaks where Stringfield spent his boyhood. Among String- field's many achievements were his receiving a Pulitzer Prize for his orchestral suite, From the Southern Mountains, his direction of the Charlotte Symphony from 1948-1949, and the composition of the musical score for Le Gette Blythe's musical drama Short Free- dom. In memory of such a successful Mars Hill Alumnus a dinner was held on the campus followed by a mixed chorus of IVIHC students performing StringfieId's can- tata Peace, Other ceremonies included a mid-after- noon program featuring the N. C. String Quartet. I - K., . g -4 f- ,A-fb. 101 19 fr- F Rat Week Rat Week, known this year as Freshman Apprecia- tion Week, was anything but that. Freshmen were re- quired to wear gold and blue beanies, perform in the cafeteria, carry books, in short to follow the orders of the upperclassmen. Sloppy Day was followed by Dress Up Day, and Dress Up Day by days of good-na- tured fun to encourage upperclassmen to meet and appreciate the future leaders of the campus. 102 Rat Queen: Donna Long Ill v I' .Z 0.4 r Harrell Pool, and Chambers Gym llerlrcatrons A highlight of the Homecoming-Founders Day Celebration on October 7 was the formal opening of a complex of new facilities for physical education, athletics and recreation. Several hundred persons gathered in the stadium for the ceremonies. Large gold ribbons connected the speakers stand with the two new buildings and with a handsome marker desig- nating the outdoor facilities as lVleare's Athletic Field. Although the wind played havoc with the ribbon, the men for whom the facilities are named symbolically clipped them and Dr. Elmer West offered an appropriate prayer. The grandchildren of Nlr. Harrell initiated the pool afterward. N LQQ! I GN Nia' 7- x 9 Q A X x X! ' 3 . V ,xg 2 . Q I -I g A M Q wQl'f ' a In ak Q 4 .q V xxxz. xx xg xg gy, W '-xx P' ' Vi v 'J Mx., sy -Qin f ?s K-K swnx W '1,.- QNX-A xx Q, fr K w- R- Wm- tl M3 41. px 1 'fwtlf' N5 Xl' 'q?.x'a'Xf.A 'W ' ' 13001: WQL' fnxf Q- ifkwn' 'if ' -3. .4 y-SKY' vw: fa. if 5 :gif ,Q -M rw 4 X.. 3 X X K hx fx 5 VN, lx X-JO . 1' C ws wx X5, X 4 x .X fiQiv5l x-gi.-3f 'iX ' X W 175. X X - M -uS'1-.- A- W S xliwf FN 7' Sfxv ix. N ' I , --f '- tw' xx x ,Q X 71' pf , ,. -,Y S ,A 6' Q -..-H' 4. 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H. s Q I, -J-:4 , I- 1,3xN.,Q S A 425, wfg X -wrfYqQ.fgQ,Qazf?- .X 1 Y, - ' vzaiplf., ' ' D - rfb., N , , 4 'X ls 25.2, ,H 9: 1 .. .Eb 'V' , A9 ' ,X ' 'AA yi h X I A - f 1 -- 1 X- 1. N. 5. vfx.,r' fif -Xg:1.j,,1YW X,,fi,Q7iE-gf ' X A sl xt Q ' f nrts i , gg-- 1-- Football FIRST ROW: Brooks, Boudman, Shook, Blevins, Wood, Fox, Wofford, Castelloe, West. SECOND ROW: Wilbanks, Perchinski, Teague, Balcome, Purser, Palmer, Cousart, Kyker. THIRD ROW: Gilford, Ellis, Phillips, Pegg, Lawing, Dyar, Bible, Owen, Ward, Hendricks, lVlcCaskell. FOURTH ROW: Hendrix, Clark, Thomason, lVIoss, Howard, Nix, Shatzer, Stephens, Dudley, Ward, Kozma. FIFTH ROW: Managers Laughter, Gault and Warfford, IVlilner, Wells, McFee, Smith, Chapman, Coaches Ron Bromley and Don Henderson, 106 With the knowledge that the school planned to drop football from its intercollegiate athletic program at the end of the season, the 1967 gridders took the field for their opening game against a powerful Furman University eleven. The Lions were outclassed, however, and Furman walked away with a 42-O victory. 107 xx, x t e-'J - : The following week the Lions, coached by Don Henderson and Ron Bromley, faced another stern road game. Although every man on the squad fought his hardest the Catawba Indians pulled out a 28-O win. After a week layoff the gridders traveled to Nlary- ville to do battle with the Scotties. In the first quarter the Scots pushed across a score and held on for the rest of the game to sneak a 7-O victory. The next game was homecoming for the Lions. It was a charged-up team that took the field to battle with the Eagles of Carson-Newman. C-N took a 14-O lead before Felton Stephens put the Lions back in the ball game with two field goals. Dan Balcome later scampered seven yards for a TD, but the try for the two-point conversion failed, and the Lions took their fourth loss, 14-12. ' he 'irwsqf rf-1-wmm x l' I . . , .. , 'yviffv' ' afar:-,Q-. lift Lffiaie - 1 E.?,.w: -' gzgiv-gli' l X- 1 Y, 'iii' hx. . 4, . r- .- I f'l -V F' C v-, A g? 'Q v 'ers -if -.522 mn F 17 Shi i -,5 I' ' . L W-I eff. X 1 I .X A' Y -v .11 Vw vi: E' fi 8 E .i I 'Y' x V Z 14: ,!, 2 3,15 ew .ff -xy FIB JB ' rn- M 'X' '. TOP ROW, Tri-Captain Bill Dyar, back, Tri-Captain Felton Stephens, end, Tri-Captain Rick Dudley, tackle, Ford West, back. SECOND ROW, Larry Clark, back, Bob Pegg, tackle, Tom Ellis, center, Bob Wood, back. THIRD ROW: Eddie Castelloe, back, Jerry Blevins, back, Danny Shook, back, Tommy Moss, tackle. FOURTH ROW: Charlie Phillips, center, Tommie Purser, tackle, Dan Balcome, back, Eddie Kyker, guard. The following week nationallysranked Concord came to town. Once again the Lions fought hard, but simply did not have enough as the West Virginia team earned a 30-7 victory. The Emory and Henry Wasps were Mars Hill's opponents in our last home football game. The Lions jumped into a quick 14-8 lead in the first quarter but the Wasp passing game proved to be too much for the Lions as E8tH won 37-21. ln this game end Felton Stephens caught 6 passes for 106 yards, a school record. The next game found the Lions at Cullowhee for a scrap with the Western Carolina Catamounts. On the first play from scrimmage Dan Balcome ran 76 yards to put lVlars Hill ahead 6-O. The lead was short lived, however, as the Cats poured it on relentlessly and emerged with a 56-12 win. Balcome set a school record for rushing yardage in a single game, breaking his own record set against Carson-Newman. 110 QI! 1? In the final game of the season lVlars Hill topped Frederick College everywhere except on the scoreboard, and the Lions took their eighth loss of the season 7-6. Despite the dismal O-8 season, several school records were set. Dan Shook ran up a total offense of 611 yards to top his old mark of 410. Shook also broke his own mark for passing yardage in a season. Bill Dyar, in a close battle with Balcome, took the rushing record with 324 yards. In the pass-receiving department two records were set. Stephens and Bal- come tied for yards gained passing with 184 each. Jerry Blevins caught a record 18 passes. Statistically the 1967 Lions were an improvement over the team of the previous season. This time, how- ever, there is no wait'll next year. Football has left Nlars Hill College. Will it ever return? Basketball FIRST ROW: Eddie Nliller, Mike Hoover, Skip Liles, Bob Peterson, Alan Briggs, Bill Kenney, Rick Holbrook, Gary Brown. SEC- OND ROW: Rudy Reeves, Larry Goodwin, Mike Silver, George Poston, Lyndon Clayton, Alex Farkas, Sammy Parker, Jerry lVIoore, l 112 The 1967-68 basketball season was one of the rebuilding for the Lions under the direction of Harrell Wood. The season marked the beginning of a new era in lVlars Hill College Basketball. Chambers Gymnasium was used for the first time, ridding us of the cramped, crowded Crackerbox. The schedule, especially at the beginning of the season, was tough for any team. The slow start could be partially attributed to the fact that four freshmen were filling starting roles: Eddie lVliller, Larry Goodwin, Bob Peterson, and Mike Hoover. The big problem for the team, however, was lack of height. The tallest man on the squad was only 6-3, much too short for consistent rebounding advan- tages. La , 5 V, ... - ry- ' - w , ..'-1: we k s: ,.,.f- - fe jj -an --f - .....-..... gifs' I V In-.,g,,,, - . - ' fi' . M- f 'Q-7 ,,,,:2:'5f,:fg'f4 ....a..,......,,., 1- :wa ,. V A s-, -Q V--411 Q. v-- ,gsv-fw if .. '23 gal , 1 X I i, i , 'Z 3 ' i -, ' Q .-n ' lll 'T -. ' ...-.ff V' S. ,Q ,f--sv ,, N ,.,.----' A i . I I Xi ,!...n 37 T A V i c 4 113 L., ' K 3'- 1504 f-'Q -5, FIRST ROW: Captain Jerry Moore, Skip Liles, Bob Peterson. SECOND ROW: Rick Holbrook, Larry Goodwin, Alan Briggs. THIRD ROW: Mike Hoover, Rudy Reeves, Sam Parker. FOURTH ROW: Don Suggs, Eddie Miller, Alex Farkas. The Lions opened the season with their first game in Chambers gym, facing powerful Augusta College. Augusta proved to be much superior to the Lions and took an 84-61 win. The following two days saw the Lions at Asheville- Biltmore for the A-B Tournament. ln the tournament Nlars Hill gained a split losing 86-72 and defeating Milligan 80-65. Larry Goodwin received the sports- manship award forthe tournament. Following the tournament the roundballers re- turned home for a weekend against Campbell and Pembroke Colleges. Twice more the Lions were denied victory in Chambers, as the visitors topped us, 107-96 and 94-69. The cagers then took to the road for a nine-game road stand. In the first of these games a charged up Wofford College topped the Lions 105-84. In the next game, the Lions faced Asheville-Biltmore again and lost 103-73. After that followed losses to Erskine i68- 5OJ and Tusculum C88-829, then the Woodmen took a much needed break for exams. The Lions resumed action in the Newberry Tour- nament, January 1-2. ln the opening round a red-hot Newberry five overwhelmed the Lionmen 115-86. On the next night Erskine was forced to fight all the way for a 73-66 win. '19 14 -' :ff if '. Civ X00 4314 6 1, ,fififif .Nw 141 P . JN! . W ,I 4 I -. X f J .V 12. 4 Q ' ,., , in , 5 jvqgf. 5 'flu-1 V4 I, 'I fl:-5 12' Jigga. .- 'f 1 Basketball 4 -In ,X iff 71 . ,f 1.x .v -I .1 1 -- ' -- fl l ln the next game, the Lions pulled the upset of the year for Mars Hillians. They invaded the friendly confines of Pembroke College and snapped a 30-game home win streak for the superior Braves. The score was 71-70. Two nights later the Lions faced Campbell College once more, and forced the Campbell crew to hustle to pull out a 85-78 victory. For the final road game of the present stand, the Woodmen traveled to Washington 81 Lee University where they met defeat 79-55. Returning home after nearly two months, the Lions hungered for a win and were not to be denied. The Lions completely dominated the game as Tusculum was soundly defeated 94-74 for our first win in the spacious new gym. The Lions played two more home games, but were unable to come up with another victory. They were defeated 90-72 by Wofford, and 89-81 by Newberry. The cagers took to the road for two more and were still unable to come up with a win. King College dominated the entire second half after a close first half, and toppled the Lions, 104-80. In a trip to Mary- ville the Lions came out cold and had to play catch-up ball but were unable to do it successfully and Maryville 81 Co. had a 78-76 triumph. Returning home, the Lions were angry and ready for a win. Once again Milligan fell victim to the Lions by the same 15 point margin. The score was 90-75. For their next game the Lions traveled to Milligan and were defeated 94-85. 117 Baseball ai H Ne l Cs X ' -Eiga ,. x, ,, I . - 'r . 1 1 J? ujfs- :ff- A ,exft ,' 'w. . ' P'.- H 1-A-1 ' -1. :wc -1 . N--5. ' Q, 118 .Q - wr,N.,u is . .. . -as-Q - 4- -.Q .',.,X,5f5-.yt V- . ,xi Y rf em? . av------ -.Q The Lion baseballers began the 1968 season without a home field, and as a result, were forced to play home games on the North Buncombe High School field. For this reason the schedule was not as strong as Coach Don Henderson had hoped for. Coach Henderson hoped to improve on last year's fine 10-5 record with several players back. Expected to lead the team were .400 hitter Jerry Gault and pitchers Tommy Chapman and Jim Warfford. Several new prospects were on hand to fill holes vacated by graduates such as Jim Jackson, Ken lVlaynor, David Webster, and Bobby Franklin. ln four years of senior college play, the lion base- ballers have compiled a 37-15 record. itll li Q , CULLEBF ff R ,.f, f The returning lettermen ltop photol are Jerry Gault, Jim Warf- ford, Harold Boger, Tommy Chapman, Tommy Nix, Dennis Adams, Sammy Sloan. The new men flower photog are David Sperling, Terrell Scruggs, Richard Bowman, Jim Crawford, John Kozma, . 1 i W gi 5 , ...M 0'-'19 . 3 is 7 -rf . A :NM num fl Q' i K. X Dennis Martin, and Larry Greeng Kneeling: Charles Carter, Martin Quesenberry. Gary Ward, Paul Pinkston, Larw Miller, Ronnie Hendrix. April April April April April April April April April 1968 Schedule 6... ......... Baseball Coach: Don Henderson. .Tusculum l2l Emory St Henry ...Milligan T27 Belmont Abbey Belmont Abbey . . .Milligan C27 .Tusculum T25 . . .Wofford C25 Western Carolina H9 John Sweatlock, Bob Wood, Danny Shook, Mike Wood. 120 Cross Country The 1967 cross country team finished with a 4-6 record, an improvement over the 5-8 record of the previous year. The harriers took victories over Wofford twice, lVlontreat-Anderson, and Western Carolina. The team was aided considerably by new legs. Leading runner for Coach Phillips' crew was Russell Barrett, a transfer from North Greenville Junior Col- lege. Despite the tact that his record was below the .500 mark, Phillips was optimistic about the future. He will have several men returning next year, and hopes to get some more talent for the 1968 team. KNEELING: Russell Barrett, Johnny Draughan, David Douglass. STANDING: Mike Daniels, David Costner, Bob Wall. Track Jim Hooker, Stan Mock, Eddie Castelloe, George Brown, Marty Phillips, Russell Barrett. r 'se uf' ' sift ft' W P 1 4 L ' K..QA ' 1 l X. , v 21 Allen Watson, Rick Garrison, Morris White, Johnny Draughon, Gary Lawing. Prospects for the 1968 track squad looked the best they had in several seasons with new faces and much experience back from the last year's team. Coach Charles Phillips was optimistic about the season and fully expected to improve on the 1-7-1 record compiled in 1967. He expected to be strongest in the field events, such as javelin, shot put, broad jump, triple jump, and discus. The weak points were expected to be the track events. A big boost to the track team was junior Russell Barrett, a distance man capable of setting school records in the two-mile, mile, and half-mile. February 17 .... .... T ennessee Relayslindoorl March 22 . . ................ Wofford March 23 . . . . , .News Piedmont Relays April 3 . . . ..............., St. Andrews April 6 . . ...........,.. Carson-Newman April 8 A . . .... Campbell and Western Carolina April 10 . . . .....,..... Appalachian State April 15 .. .. .......... Milligan April 20 . , .... Davidson Relays April 22 .. ,.............. Milligan April 23 . . ,.,...,. Montreat Anderson April 25 . . .... Wofford and Presbyterian April 27 .. .,.............. Guilford J roP PICTURE: coach Phillips ranks with two of the track standouts, Mike Wood and Bill Dyar. BOTTOM PICTURE: Gene Wilkins, Dyar, Nick Bennett, Eddie ,, Hoffmeyer. 7 4 121 Tennis The tennis team began its 1968 schedule under a new coach, William Deans. With five men returning from last year's squad, which compiled a record of 5-5, optimism was high. The schedule was moderately rough, including teams such as Western Carolina, Mil- ligan, Tusculum, Montreat-Anderson, and Emory and Henry. KNEELING: Manager, Bob Brown, Joel Reed, Carroll Reed, Johnny Coffee, Scott Samuels. STANDING: Perry White, John Foster, Eddit Way, Tony Carver. F Tennis lntosh April April April April April April April April April April coach, Bill Dean, talks with team member Johnny Mc- 4 6 9 11 13 16 19 24 25 26 Montreat Anderson .. ......... Tusculum .. . .......... Milligan . .Western Carolina . . .Emory 81 Henry . .Western Carolina . , .......... Milligan . Montreat Anderson ,......Tusculum . . .Emory 81 Henry l ,., nun-Q... ..... No Extramurals Extramurals was a new dimension added to the Physical Education Department this year. This group of girls participated both on and off campus in volleyball and basketball with other colleges. The new program, under the direction of Miss Hart, has greatly improved the girls' ability and understanding of these competitive sports. lt is hoped that many more will become aware of this program and will participate in it. -.- -v .. 4, -,-- it 5 A 1+ sf ' 'F ' , k rc V... RY' gg I ' ' '- 5 x V .Q .L ' ' vs.. , X, - x 7 -1' fl ,. A . N, ' .,, 4 gf . y , ff C' x J ' X Pl ' fe ' ' ' ' - 4 1 L? . . P i 1 K P , A ' K- L 1 2 5 i' 3 . I ' in is ' x. Q , XX ' -N lf M - j' h evra.: . ', ' ' ' 5 ' L' ' 511-L.: . . f f wh-Q, ,iv .Lf-A - i I 5 I 3' 63,5 3 r If ,f ' T Qirlixl h 3 ,4 '- Q ifsm ,ti gi- ii. ir 5 ' 'Y8if9P'L-..1A.j.' z X ,lJX!1 f!1.7-am: J' if r, ? i'2 ' - . 4b'A51Ha9Asva.aa' wwf-4 - -, A - '-- -fr: i . -1:-tv t- -'--if--Em, ' re f -- ,ev .y ' ' l ::. .Q!C, v-' M.,-1 1 F U, JZ - , :- ,s r vi mga.-A ,u57u,. V,14',x..3g ff. .1,u :sa!.g,',p , 7 Q 1 - I t Vg'-hw , r ,Z FIRST ROW: Rose Parsekian, Joy Hawkins, Donna Cathey, Nancy Collis, Pat Horton, Lee Lowder. SECOND ROW: Nlorty Roe, Joanie Farell, Beth Rentz, Beverly Keller, Nancy Taylor, Mavis Dowdle, Ann Cely, Robbin Gilman. 123 Gull March April April April April April April April 20 April 22 April 23 April 25 April 27 April 29 . .Montreat-Anderson . . . .ETSU 84 Milligan . . . .Mitchell College . . Montreat-Anderson Tusculum Western Piedmont ... Milligan 81 King . . . . . . .Appalachian . . . .Milligan 8. El'SU Mitchell College 81 AB . .Appalachian 81 ACC .........Tusculum . . . .Western Carolina . . . .Western Carolina Eric Hoover, Tom Dollinger, Danny Hedgepath, Lionel Caldwell, Fred Day, Skip Li les, Tommy Moss, Rick Hutchison The 1968 season could be termed as a rebuilding year for the Mars Hill golfers. Number one man Mar- K shall Fall needed to be replaced before another strong team could be fielded. The '68 schedule was not as strong as the one of the previous year, but had its share of strong competitors. 124 Golf Coach: Ron Bromley. Intramurals 5 KNEELING: Carroll Reed, Dave Edwards, Earl Eller, Tommy Smith, Steve Sellstrom. STANDING: Johnny Maclntosh, Bruce Robinson, Joel Reed, Wayne Staples, Ruff Wheliss, Lionel Cald- well, Mickey Waters. Intramurals were expanded this year and under the direction of Dennis Adams, student director, and Mr. Charles Phillips, faculty advisor, many more men participated than in any other previous period. Compe- tition was in football, basketball, ping-pong, horse- shoes, tennis, badminton, and softball. In early November, Myers ll football team won the football championship in a thrilling game over the commuters. The team was led by Bruce Robinson, Tommy Smith, and Earl Eller. lla G -1 l, 5 1 P w 4 I1 K 5 li V U 'l n g 1 A K 5 W A .. Y 1 W 1 I W 1 1 'S N D 126 4 , I I W7 ' 1 fffiiffivf 0 V--.,... ,. , N ,..s,r- Aa- fmf, -'I y.f--M..M,1 Z J' 1. 1.2 4 f- f' .ma , , ' J 22,145.6 t, A,., , I - 1 . 4 - , . me .6 ' - 1 X ' . 4- '3f' LQL.L'iI1f5h2Jg7- - ' , ' ,f .gg , r . Y , ' '- - . , .gen ,Q f'f' I ' ' gi ,L I' ..- I 1',' , 2 54 n I. ,' 1 if 4,1417 af , . ,,39glff,:jQ I ' ' I. -1 'Q ' -ffm. 1 , 1. -J, V1 fu I 1. 1. 3,01 I hgkt, Q, Q inf' Lf L' 1 'i - ' . -' Yfrvf' Aj - v i . 4 ,fj- 127 Cheerleaders KNEELING: Cathy Gray, Lynn Magann, Linda Alt. STANDING: Donna Long, Kitty Kendall, Brenda Pittman, Doris Hall. t , ,,,. ff. 'W 1' . 6,13 -av , -Q-f,,,.a,,,,,,,,,, a .MQ of 128 :a, es ,- 3 Women's Recreation Association . CI.- , CD Q0 KNEELING: Recording Secretary, Joy I-lawkinsg Secretary, Mavis Dowdle, President, Robin Gilman, Vice-President, Beverly Kellerg Treasurer, Jean Dunn. STANDING: Miss Tyler, Linda Alt, Kitty Fisher, Lee Lowder, Jeannie Britt, Coleen Jamerson, Joanie Far- rell, Britt Brittle, Diane Mason, Carol Bray, Maria Hunt, Mor- ty Roe, Rose Parsekian. The Women's Recreation Association sponsors the women's intramural program. Every woman enrolled at Mars Hill is automatically a member of the Women's Recreation Association. By joining one of the clubs or participating on an intramural team, a student be- comes an active member. The activities are provided for the enjoyment and recreation, and it is hoped that each woman will parti- cipate in as many activities as possible. The non-skilled as well as the skilled are welcome to join in wholesome recreation with friends and take advantage of the chance to make new acquaintances, develop skills, enjoy relaxation through recreation, and develop the right attitude toward good sportsmanship and fair play. Dorm intramural teams compete in volleyball, baseball, softball, badminton, tennis, table tennis, and swimming. The clubs participate in archery, crafts, gymnastics, slimnastics, fencing, and co-recreation. 129 CD mg 5.15-ag I l i The volleyball championship was won by Moore's Girls. They include Jeanie Britt, club chairmang Pat Merrill, Britt Brittle, team captain and dorm representative: Beverly Keller, Pat Hor- ton, and Ingrid Young. Although not a WRA-sponsored activity, fencing was an addition to sports at MHC in 1967-68. 130 if ' I l 1 g x, L, 26 ,,f .--4' Mellaine Williams, Pat Letterman, Maria Hunt, Kay Caldwell, and Pat Mc- Croskey. I gg' Z Ann Peebles lleftl, Sally Spaulding, Mrs. Raymond Nelson, Dean of Women Mary Logan, Lynn Truell, and Sylvia Fulbright. Hidden behind Sylvia is Mrs. George Donnell. as :EEE 3 1 'Q 1- , M c-an Z1 910-- . f x4 ff, Classes -al Y-J-v ,JJ s Ia H. Senior Blass llliicers J. .-qgs in Cheryl Moon - Treasurer John Ruffin Wheless - President l James Norman Eller - Vice President Katy Cathey Bolton - Secretary Seniors -Q 4 I vm 1 rx,, ,X -'X rv v. A4 7 at 415 --r 'Q N1, 6? .. ,1 l-X7 K 4-as Ronald Gene Aldridge Charlotte. N.C. B A. History James Raymond Averette Zebulon, N.C. BA. Religion Barbara Fox Bacon Burnsville, NC. BA. French Roger Clarence Barbee Burlington, NC. B.S. Biology Wayne Allen Barber Roanoke, Va. BA. Religion Dixie Jean Barnett Asheville, NC. BA. English Mary Susan Barnette Lrncolnton, NC. BA. Elementary Education Catherine Ann Bartles Union lVlrIls, NC. B.lVl,E, Organ James William Bell, Jr. Asheville, NC. BS. Math Kenneth Lee Bell Brrdgeton, NJ. BME. lVlusrc Education Rebecca Caroline Bergen Allentown, Pa, BA. English Joe Brock Bingham Miami, Fla. BS. Biology Daniel Jackson Bishop Waynesville, NC. B.S. Business Administration Nancy Lofton Black Winston Salem, NC. BA. Elementary Education Jerry Dean Blevins Chrlhovvre, Va. BS. Physical Education William Jacob Boudman Raleigh, NC, BS. Brology Gordon Kyle Bowling Stuart, Va. BS, Business Administration Charles Hugh Boykin Halifax, NC. BS. Biology Ronald Everett Bradley Asheville, NC. BA. Religion George Hines Bridges Raleigh, NC. BS, Biology 135 1.,...... -r-- ... .-. It ..--.-----le-.- ---------V--ntl..-.-1 .,, -H-All l Jean Heather Brose River Edge, N.J. B.A. Art Education Barry Lewis Brown Spartanburg, S.C. BA. English Linda Dean Brown Weaverville, N.C. B.S, Business Education Richard Ford Brown Hamlet, N.C. B.S. Business Education Wanda Jane Brown Woodleaf, N.C. B.A. English Marian Cecelia Butler Shelby, N.C. B.A. Elementary Education Thomas Michael Byerly Jacksonville, Fla. B.A. Classical Language Judith Ann Cabe Horse Shoe, N.C. B.S. Home Economics Eugenia Kipling Caldwell West Palm Beach, Fla. B.A. Elementary Education Sandra Kaye Cannon Valdese, N.C. B.lVl.E. Piano Beverly Carroll Cansler Newton, N.C. B.A. English Ann Rogers Cantrell Fort Nlill, S.C. B.M.E. Piano Jo Ellen Carpenter Landis, N.C. B.A. English John Stewart Carpenter Mt. Holly, N.C. B.A. History Ronald Hubert Carpenter Asheville, N.C. B.S. Math James Edward Carroll Forest City, N.C. B.S. lVlath Katy Lou Cathey Waynesville, N.C. B.S. Home Economics Harry Thomas Cavalaris Charlotte, N.C. B.S. Economics Charles Hodai Chang Hong Kong B.S. Business Administration David H-Kwok Chang Hong Kong B.S. Business Administration Elli0I'S 'av-, F A -4- 4 X., ,. Q--v 'X V? 136 l - 4,. ,I ,. .,- ,As ,. i- .'-j'v1! 4 .'.,1-wir u,:' uv. '.,L1,-Tv11i'.fl.J'., 1 Leslie Howard Childers Heath Springs, S.C. BS. Biology Terry Devonell Childers Statesville, N,C. B.lVl.E. Voice Donald Settle Chiles lVlars Hill, N,C. B.S. Business Administration Larry Victow Clark Nlars Hill, N.C. B.S. Physical Education Nancy Ann Clements Union lVlills, N.C. BS. Home Economics Ruth Annete Clyde Clemson, SC. B.A. Elementary Education Cillia Brenda Cole Arden, N.C. BA. Elementary Education Robert William Collins Candler, NC, BS, Physical Education 137 Willy Guy Cox, Jr. Raleigh, N.C. B.A. History Madelyn Shermer Davis Winston Salem, N.C. B.A, English Robert Stanley Davis Greenville, S.C. B.S. Accounting Fred Newton Day, lV Wilmington, N.C. B.S. lVlath Hilda Joan Decker Murphy, N.C. B.A, Elementary Education Charan Marie Dibert Greenville, S.C. B.A. Elementanf Education Donald Randall Dolan Atlanta, Ga. B.S. Economics Hazel Elizabeth Douglass Raleigh, Nc. B.S. Home Economics Sandra Lea Duck Asheville, NC. BS. Business Education Charles Blanding DuRant Sumter, SC. B.lVl.E. Tuba William Lee Dyar Cartersville, Ga. BS. Physical Education Paul Davis Early, Jr. Greensboro, NC, BS. Math Virginia Celeste Eddleman Decatur, Ga, B.S. Home Economics David Warren Edwards Burnsville, N.C, B.S. Business Mary Edyth Edwards Marshall, N.C. BS. Secretarial Administration Phyllis Patricia Edwards Hartsville, S.C. B.lVl.E. Voice Steven Dwight Eib Chester, Va. BS. Business Janis Lucille Elam lVlars Hill, N,C. B.A. Elementary Education James Norman Eller Wilkesboro, N.C. BS. Biology Ruby Ramsey English Mars Hill, N.C. B.A. Elementary Education Robert Baker Evans, Jr. lVlars Hill, N.C. BA. Religion Sybil Marie Fain Campobello, S.C. B.A. English Joan Carol Farrell Richmond, Va. BS. Physical Education Russell Jay Flippin Stuart, Va, B.lVl. Piano Lee Crawford Forrest Falls Church, Va. BS. Biology Sylvia Jean Fulbright Lake Junaluska, N.C. BS. Home Economics Monnie Gail Gahagan Marshall, N.C, B.A. English Gene Allen Garris Columbia, S.C. BA Economics Richard Allen Gaskin Lancaster, S.C. B.A. History Linda Gail Gillis Raleigh, N.C. BS. Home Economics Eva Roberta Gilman Spartanburg, S.C. BS. Physical Education Janet D'Ette Goff Asheville, N.C. B.lVl.E. Piano Ann Bean Gofonh Grover, N.C. B.A. Art Sharon Ruth Goodwin High Point, N.C. B.lVl.E. Organ Sylvia Rivers Gore Tabor City, N.C. B.A, Elementary Education Geraldine Greene Shelby, N.C. B.A. Elementary Education Julia Alice Green Granite Falls, N.C. B.A. Elementary Education Michael VonRoth Grace Winston Salem, N.C. B.S. Business Rebecca Darlene Gurley Hackensack, N.J. B.S. Business Administration Kitty Jo Haigh Concord, N.C. B.A. Elementary Education Efstratia Hanzas Asheville, N.C. B.A. Elementary Education Margaret Lee Harden Eastman, Ga. B.S. lVlath Jane Haerle Weaverville, N.C. B.A. Elementary Education William Clarence Harrell Asheville, N.C. B.S. Math Elaine Marie Harris Shelby, N.C. B.lVl.E. Piano Carolyn Ann Henderson Brevard, N.C. B.A. English -:llIl3lTl Carlton Henderson, Jr. Mebane, N.C. B.S. Business Administration Gary Brevard Henry Maiden, S.C. B.S. Physical Education 40 Seniors IU' g-L. Kr! ,- TY' xx'-5' Karen Ann Hensley Jonesboro, Ga, B.A. Art Judy Elaine Henson Canton, NC. B.lVI.E. Trombone Cyril Bruce Herman HlCkOW, N.C. James Adger Hodge, Ill Asheville, N.C. 'Q Richard Milton Holbrook Danville, Va. B.S, Physical Education Paul Lacks Houston Asheville, N.C. B.S, Math 53' Georgia Kaye Howard Raleigh, N.C. B.S. Biology Ronald Lee Howard Albemarle, N.C. B.S. Physical Education XM 55 A 4 53' .1-4 .- -:'::-V: . - 4, Myra Malone Hoyle '- Shelby, N.C. Q O B.A. Elementary Education e, L, Grace Huimei Huang ' Taiwan B.S. Nursing BS. Business Administration B,S. Business Administration Larry Allen Huls Andrews, N.C. B.A. History William Michael Jackson Lyman, S.C. B.S. Business Administration Jerry Michael Jenkins Rutherfordton, N.C. B.S. Physical Education William Martin Johnson Sparta, Ga. B.A. Religion Joseph Clyde Johnston Statesville, N.C. B.S. Math David Leslie Jones Asheville, N.C. B.A. Dramatics Karen Lee Jones Florence, S.C. B.A. Elementary Education Michael Marion Joyner Hampton, Va. B.A. Voice Henry Nicholas Judkins Surry, Va. B.S. Business Administration Judith Ann Justice Marion, N.C. B.A. Elementary Education David Joel Keith Mars Hill, N.C. B.S. Math Janet Slusher Keith Mars Hill, N.C. B.A. English T? +. :fxksr fc-. . ' Leslie Earl Keyes, Jr. Mars Hill, N.C. BS. Business Administration Carolyn Ann Kinsland Franklin, N.C. BS. Horne Economics Ann Gwynn Kirby Asheville, N.C. B.S. Home Economics Clarence Aubrey Kirby, III Shelby, N.C. BM, Organ Karen Lynnette Lambert Burlington, N.C. B.A. Elementary Education Ann Russell Lancaster Roanoke Rapids, N.C. BS. Business Wayne Franklin Laughter Kings Mountain, N.C. BS. Physical Education Peggy York Ledford Burnsville, N.C. BS. Home Economics James Millard Little, Ill Charlotte, N.C. BS. Business Administration Nancy Joyce Lowe Highlands, N.C. B.A. Religion Ralph Anderson Magee, Jr. Richmond, Va. B.A. History Ernest Kyle Mann, Jr. Swan Quarter, N.C. BS. Accounting Catherine Elizabeth Martin Asheville, N.C. BS, Math Diane Yvonne Mason Silver Spring, Md. B.A. Elementaw Education Frances Bee Mayo Kinston, N.C. BS. Home Economics John Thomas Mclntosh Mount Holly, N.C. BS. Business Administration Kathryn Marie ivici.ennan Asheville, N.C. B.A. Elementary Education Robert Ussery McManus, Jr. Midland, N.C. BS. Business Administration Judith Ann Meadows Leicester, N.C. B.A. English Charles Eugene Miracle Mars Hill, N.C. B.A. History 143 Stanley 0'Neil Mock Lewisville, N,C. B.A. Religion Cheryl Moon Taylors, S.C. B.M.E. Piano Henry Taylor Moon Mars Hill, N.C. B.S, Economics Jerald Moore Homestead, Fla. BS. Physical Education Martha Sue Morris Mount Airy, N.C. B.A. English Charles Clinton Myers Brevard. N.C. B.S. Business Administration Andrew Leon Norris, Jr. Mars Hill, N.C. B.S. Business Administration Harold Eugene Owen Mars Hill, N.C. B.S. Physical Education Patricia Kaye Parker Spruce Pine, N.C. B.A. English Carolyn Ann Peebles Candler, N.C. B.A. Elementary Education Robert J. Peigler, Jr. Orangeburg, SC. B.S. Business Administration Linda Kay Peppers Marion, N.C. B.A. Elementary Education William Edwin Perry, Jr. Roebuck, S.C. B.S. Business Administration Van Arthur Pigate Olanta, S.C. B.A. Religion Patricia Ann Powell Marion, N.C. B.S. Chemistry Julia Caroline Price Cramerton, N.C. B.M.E. Piano Charles Ronald Proffitt Burnsville, N.C. BS. Biology Jacqueline A. Putnam Shelby, N.C. B.M.E. Piano Joanne Rawlinson Winnsboro, S.C. B.A. Religion Maxie Ann Rayford Charlotte, N.C. B.S. Secretarial Administration in it l i 144 ' .,VA. ,.,,,. .v...,..- .-.,..-..,7.t,,, ,-, gt,t,4, ,y ,. 2. 1r. f?, 'IP rv Carroll Anderson Reed Union, S.C, BA English Joel Frances Reed Union, SC. B.IVl.E, Voice James Brinson Richardson Huntersville, N.C. BA. History James Claude Richardson Stuart, Va. B.IVI. Church lvlusnc Oscar Ray Roach Mars Hill, NC. B,A. Religion Brenda Kay Robbins Forest City, N.C, B.A, Elementary Education Bruce Gregg Robinson Atlanta, Ga. BS. Business Administration Mary Ellen Saunders Wilmington, N,C. B.A. Elementary Education Alvin Eugene Scott Asheville, N.C, B.S. Math Joseph William Secondine Canton, N.C. B.A, Religion eniurs William Atkinson Seel Greenville, S.C. B.S. Business Administration Stephen Howard Sellstrom Asheville, N.C. B.S. lVIath Kenneth Lee Sessoms Norfolk, Va. B.S. Business Administration Joyce Hunter Shook lVIars Hill, N.C. 8.5. Home Economics Mary Eugenia Simcox Shouns, Tenn. B.A. History Lloyd Wayne Slagle, Jr. Marshall, N.C. B.A. Drama f l P 'ff revs, Ronald Carson Slaughter Asheville, N.C. B.lVl.E. Music James Eugene Smith Asheville, N.C. B.A. English i I James Maurice Smith Greenville, S.C. BS. Business Administration Alfred Donald Snipes Nlars Hill, N.C. B.A. History f L' f fi fx: pf!! 51 i ' r I 'ii v g R Joyce Berry Snipes lVl.ns Hill, N I, BA,Eli-rin--irt.1rylilnrntinn John Luther Stancil Asheville, N IQ. B 5 I-Xilntlllllln' Rheta Kay Swicegood Salisbury, N C BA. English Charles Zell Taylor, lll Winston Salem, N ll BS lVl3il'l Stephen Hamrick Taylor Colen1anFalls, Va. BS. Biology Edwin Latta Terry, Jr. Durham, NC. BS. Business Aclminlstration William Davis Thomas, Jr. Rock Hill, SC. BIVI. Voice Dorothy Jane Thompson Forest City, NC. BA History William Redding Thompson Waynesville, NC. BS. Business Administration Catherine Bertie Tilghman Kinslon, NC BA. History Margaret Jarvis Tilson lVlars l-lull, N.C. B.lVl.E. Piano Lloyd Maniford Toms, Jr. lVIars Hill, NC. BS. Economics Myra Lynn Truell Lexington, NC. B.A. Elementary Education Louis Harrison Turner lVlars l-lull, NC. BS. Economics Gary Dwight Voss Colfax, NC. BS. Biology Patricia Hale Waldrop Marshall, N.C. BS, lVlath Sara Faye Wallace Fort lVlill, SC. BA, English Royce Walsh Elk Park, NC, B.lVl.E, Voice Kenneth Chris Ward Jacksonville, Fla. BS. Economics Richard Edward Ward Cary, NC. B.A. Business Adnnnistratron 1 7 James Franklin Warfford Siler City, N.C. B.S. Physical Education David Michael Waters Caroleen, N.C. B.S. Physical Education Charles Alan Watkins Wilmington, Del. B.A. History John Edward Way Morristown, Tenn. B.S. Accounting Richard Lee Welch Greensboro, N.C. B.S. Math John Ruffin Wheless Reidsville, N.C. B.S. Biology Perry Claude White Richmond, Va. B.S. Biology Frances Carol Whitfield Hurdle lVlills, N.C. B.S. Home Economics Judy Louise Whitlow Charlotte, N.C. B.S. Business Education Sylvia Jean Williams Wake Forest, N.C. B.S. Secretarial Administration Frederick Platt Wimberly Asheville, N.C. B.lVl.E. Voice Betty Jean Wise Salisbury, N,C. B.S. Home Economics Brenda Kay Withers Newton, N,C. B.S. Math Nan Earle Woods Hudson, N.C. B.A. English Willa Plemmons Wyatt Lincolnton, N.C. B.S. Math Elizabeth Anne Young Arden, N.C. B.A. Elementary Education Roy Vincent Young Weaverville, N,C. B.A. Religion Thomas Edward Yount Newton, NC, B.S. Business Administrati 148 Oli , l BIlI0l'S ,-. Q? new 'FD' 15 xs,.f 25 V7 -...-J William Lee Dyar I J-' gf.: U --- ni' i --- . .. f . .. ,'.,.--1'. Whn'S Who Nominated by a secret student-faculty committee, all twenty-six students were selected to appear in this national publication, The nominees vary in majors and interests, All rank high academically, and all are active on campus. VVho's Who recognizes the abilities of outstanding students and their promise of attainment after gradua- tion. qg 1.1! 7 f. Ann Russell Lancaster lVlaxie Ann Rayford B Qi s 1- 0, i 15-. Paul Davis Early J 149 John Ruffin Wheless 42 fi. WI Rebecca Caroline Bergen Richard Allen Gaskin An n Rogers Cantrell 150 Ronald Gene Aldridge Judy Louise Whitlovv l I 2 X I ll ll' , e , gf ly I Catherine Elizabeth lVlartln ll Ill I David Leslie Jones M.-.e .2 B.. 6 Nlary Ann Smith KG!-,. l l 4, l - .' l , , ,va ,ff , vb? wwf-zf fw- x Carroll Anderson Reed James Eugene Smith 151 .-g l 63 - 44 .5 5 s ,, w - M gf. -,-. , ,ff 1 1 f I .J I -.Fi .- ,l I : , S, ' a X ,.,. . .Ur .c gg: -1 .435 -' I ,nw-. --::..l:44 V -.j..c..x.LEi' -.gg,,.. . . Q Frances Bee Mayo f lf' Martha Sue Morris Joel Francis Reed Janis Lucille Elam Clarence Ervin Young Russell Jay Flippin, Jr. Perry Claude White 1- X,-A .F ,d - ff ., s 'Q 4 ' ,A L Sylvia Jean Fulbright ' Q if-iz 'Jw' -21 2 '! James Claude Richardson if 0 Beverly Cansler Hawkins . 1 Charan Marie Dibert Iunior Blass Ufficers Q in Jean Arnold Dunn, Vice-President David Bruce Smith, President su.-K ' - 16' X v'-w . , ,.L ' David Bruce Bunn, Treasurer i i Martha Roberta Bruce, Secretary 154 r ar .4 'lg rv vs A lr I l -- fr' N4 fX Wanda Evelyn Alirer ri romre Prckens, SC Jerry Lee Ahles Honea Path, SC. Dennrs Sl9I'llllg Adams Rockyrlle, Conn. Carroll Lee Aldrrdge Reldsyrlle, N C. Katherine Gall Alexander Gastonra, N.C, Rebecca Elarne Allen Barnardsyrlle, N.C. Lrnda lVlarre Alt Rrchburg, SC, George Lee Anderson, Jr, Elkrn, N.C. Nellre Delors Ashe Cullowhee, N.C. Larry Baxter Atwell Boone, N.C. Trmothy Love Aydlett Elrzabeth Crty, N.C. Nancy Ellzabeth Baker Vrnton, Va. James Maynard Ball Castle-wood, Va. Frederrck Preston Ballard Oteen, N,C, Phrllrp Nrcholas Bennett Asheyrlle, N.C. Elrzabeth lVIarre Berry Winston-Salem, N.C. Gary Yates Brggs Newland, N,C. Ronnle Rex Black Greenvrlle, SC. Wrlliam E. Bolton, Ill Ralergh, N,C. Jamce Aretha Boydston Candler, N.C. Robert Lawrence Bradley Augusta, Ga. Vrctorra Gean Brannan Ralergh, N.C. Vrrgrnra l-lrnson Brassell Greenvrlle, S.C, Shrrley June Brazeal W. Pelzer, S.C, Benramrn Fayette Broadway Hamlet, N.C. John Frederrck Brower Arlrrrgton, Va. George Edward Brown Leicester. N.C. Howard Robert Brown Andrews, N.C, James Paul Brown Rlver Edge, NJ. William Howard Brown Sumter, S. C Martha Roberta Bruce Inman, S. C. William T. Bruce Greenville, S. C. Glenn David Buddin New Zion, S. C. June Ray Bullard Winston-Salem,N. C, David Bruce Bunn Charlotte, N. C. Michael Eugene Burch Candler, N. C. Judith Marie Burgess -Lenoir, N. C. Sam Lytle Burgin Asheville, N. C. Marvin Bradley Burnette Canton, N. C. Suzanne Bussey Spartanburg, S. C. Susan Gudger Cable Asheville, N. C. Marion Edison Caldwell Lodge, S. C. John Howard Campbell Statesville, N. C. ,D 1:-1 J' vfr 6' 4 Ii rx 10 1. Q. Y tx , X 4 Aly .ro f nw ' I. -. -Q .. .N 1 0 J lt Ai E is iilxll 47 ' 'Z ,-. If -- '1' YT 'S' l 'CI Larry Danny Carnpbell Taylors, NC, Duane Marne Capps Prsgah Forest, N C Jerry Reed Carroll Cary, NC, Charles Davrcl Carter Hendersonville, NC. Sandra Kay Carter Fletcher, NC. Judy Lee Cash Spartanburg, SC. John Theodore Cassels Valdese, NC, Stuart Maxwell Caudrll Wrnston-Salem, NC. Gllrner Lyn Cheek Greensboro, NC. Nancy Carol Chrlders Taylorsvrlle, N.C. James Earl Clayton Asheville, N.C. Nancy Beth Coates Landrum, SC. Thomas Grant Cole Ashevllle, NC. Rebecca Ann Comer Union Grove, NC. Kenneth Wayne Conard Clyde, NC. Nancy Claudette Cooper Burnsville, NC. Phyllrs Anne Cooper Easley, SC Duane Lynn Costner Raleigh, NC. Elrzabeth Duane Cowan Macon, Ga. Francrs Wrlson Cox Roanoke Rapids, NC. Martha Ann Crarn Atlanta, Ga. Pamela Gayle Culler Hlgh Point, NC. Brenda El rzabeth Cumrnrngs Elkm, NC. John Nelson Daniel Jr, Asheville, NC. Jerry Ronald Davrs Burnsville, NC. Patrrcra Ann Davrs Taylorsvrlle, NC. Sara Elrzabeth Davrs Atlanta, Ga. Kenneth Cohn Dawson Wrnston-Salem, NC. Charles Wrllsam Day Franklrnton, NC, Myra Ahce Drckson Lenorr, NC. uniors Cynthia Ann Dixon Vernon Hill, Va. Mavis Ann Dowdle Franklin, N.C. Melvin Bennie Dowdy, Jr. Norfolk, Va. William Robert Drake Ware Shoals, SC. Jean Arnold Dunn Suffolk, Va. Patsy Lorraine Dye Belton, S.C. Earl Thomas Eller Millers Creek, N.C. John Thomas Ellington Asheville, N,C. Martha English Mars Hill, N.C. William Hurt Ervine, Jr. Mars Hill, N.C. Diane Elizabeth Eubanks Raleigh, N.C. Stephen Farkas Mars Hill, N.C. Charles Patrick Farmer Kernersville, N,C. Betty Lou Farrow Fountain Inn, S.C. Kathryn Fisher Greenville, S.C. Truman Allen Fisher Weavervrlle, NC William Darrell Floyd Marion, N.C. Marie Eunia Foitenbeiry Hickory, N.C. John W. Foster Columbia, SC. Roger Woodrow Fox Hickory, NC. Sue Ellen Fuller Leaksville. N.C. David Ellison Funderburk Matthews, NC. Thomas Eugene Gardner Charlotte, N.C. William Edgar Gardner, Jr Burke, Va. Gerald Oecan Gault Mars Hill, N.C. Don Rufus Gilreath Charlotte, NC. Linda Ann Goforth Grover, NC. Kermit Lewis Gray Cycle, NC. Mary Ellen Hagan Asheville, N.C. Doris Lee Hall Asheville, N.C. Marlene Anola Hall West Columbia, SC. William McKinley Hall Marion, NC, Ruth Helen Hammett Greer, S.C. John Robert Hamrick Matthews, N.C. Willian Augusta Hankins, Danville, Va. John Charles Harding Mocksville, N.C. Betty Ann Harrell Waynesville, N.C. Nancy Carolyn Harrison Durham, N.C. David Keith Hart Gastonia, N.C. Margaret Lois Hartsell Cleveland, N.C. Madeline Joy Hawkins Roxboro, N.C. Ralph Wayne Hawkins Weaverville, N.C. Robert Marian Haynes Colorado Springs, Col. Ida Elizabeth Hearn Key West, Fla. William Thomas Henderso Greenville, S.C. Ralph Michael Hendricks Central, S.C. Ronald Monroe Hendrix Gilkey, N.C. Nonzal Edwin Hensley Swannanoa, N.C. Betty Jean Holland Lynchburg, Va. Brenda Sue Hollifield Caroleen, N.C. Geraldine Hollifield Asheville, N.C. James Lawrence Hooker Piedmont, S.C. Ellen Louise Horton Asheville, S.C. Ward Beecher Horton, Jr. Heath Springs, S.C. Glenna Marie Huff Faith, N.C. Sharon Louise Hughes Micaville, N.C. Wayne Philip Hunt Baltimore, Md. Rose Mary Ingle Asheville, N.C. 160 -4 . is 's ,gl ml.- uninrs 5 of ir xl rf -r- 1 QA 7 M - yclkq- I Q.. -we -1 ,cs fs. 4 f ff Rose Dean Jackson Fingerville, SC. Wilma Sue Jackson Concord, N.C. Frieda Coleen Jamerson Weaverville, N.C. Jimmy Ray Jarvis Nlars Hill, N.C. Rebecca Jenkins Mars Hill, N.C. Ronald Duane Johnson Baltimore, lVld. Frank William Jones, Jr. Jacksonville, Fla. Ginger Carole Jones Kinston, N.C. Nlarylin Annette Jones Etovvah, N.C. Beverly Richey Keller Taylorsville, N.C. Sandra Gail Killough Marion, N.C. Harold Fred Kimball Taylors, SC. Linda lVlorene Kimball Greensboro, N.C. Michael Roy Kirby Granite Falls. N.C. Sandra Diane Kiser Shelby, N.C. Gary Edward Land Lenoir, N.C. Allen Walker Lane Charlotte, N.C, Virginia Jolley Laney lVlars Hill, N.C. William James Laney Nlars Hill, N.C. Brenda Ann Lee Brookneal, Va. Joan Ellen Leich Durham, N.C. William Sidney Lewis, .lr Towson, lVld. Lowell Fulghum Liles, Jr Statesville, N.C. Wanda L. Lingafelt Nlorganton, N.C. David S. Loveland, lll Wilmington, Del. Dannie Gay Lunsford lVlars Hill, N.C. Sarah White Lunsford Mars Hill, N,C. Cynthia Diane Lynch Franklin, N.C. Linda Marie Nlagann Lancaster, Pa, Phyllis Dianne Nlahon Coalfield, Tenn, K 0 F n 'B Ni' '5 tax J , 's an J 'X ...- nn ,- Q4 'E' ,ar ...AQ hp vw R , K . r Donald Gene Morrls Wllmlngton, Del. Pete Mullls Mann Hickory, NC. Frank Wllllam Martln, Jr. Roanoke, Va. James Harvey Martln,lll Falls Church, Va. Paul Edward Matheny, Jr Bamberg, S. C. Nancy Lee Mayo Farmvllle, N. C. Helen Gall McCoy Salisbury, N, C. Janice Elalne McCrary Lenolr, N. C. Peggy Ann Mclntosh Bald Creek, N. C. James Darvvln Mclntyre Bayboro, N, C. Raymond M. Mlchre, Jr Nevvoorl Nevvs, Va. Irma Celeste Muller Burnsville, N. C Michael Edward Mlracle Mars Hull, N. C. Patrrcua Murray Mlracle Mars Hrll, N. C. Joseph Launre Moody Burnsvllle, N. C. Wanda Jeanne Morgan Dowaglac, Mlch. Lrnda Lucnlle Morrrson Hendersonville, N. C. Lester Isaiah Murphey Old Fon, N. C. Thomas Fleet Nrx Marshall, N. C. Leland Dale Oxendine Pembroke, N.C. Terry Copeland Parker Pittsboro. NC, Wayne Bloodworth Parleir Wentworth, N.C. Rose Veronica Parsekian Bethpage, N.Y. Don Steven Patrick Apopka, Fla, Stephen Hull Peeler Lincolnton, N.C. Claude D. Pendergraft Chapel Hill, N.C, Cheryl Gaye Pendry Lenoir, N.C. Charles Kermit Penley Asheville, N.C. Judy Frances Phillips Matthews. N,C. Roberts Lewis Phillips Greenville, S.C. William Martin Phillips Hickoqf, N.C. Charles Wesley Pike lvlarehall, N.C. Jane Nlarie Pipkin Mooresboro. N.C. Gordon Wendall Plumblee Burlington, N.C, Mary Stanley Pollock Lincolnton, N.C. Danny Wilton Powell Spartanburg, S.C. George Elliot Powell Waynesville, N.C. Michael Huggins Pressley Hendersonville, N.C. Selma Elizabeth Price Hot Springs, N.C. Charlotte Rebecca Rabb lVlarion, N.C. Cynthia Jane Raby Hickow, N.C. Thomas Allen Rannie Waynesville, Va. Maw Rome Rector Asheville, N.C. Leslie Odell Renigar, Jr. Walkertown, N.C. Gary Dan Reynolds N. Wilkesboro, N.C. James Reynolds Pinewood, S.C. Bobby Rice Mars Hill, N.C. Frances Mulloy Rice Spartanburg, S.C. Carole Bruce Riddle Mars Hill, N.C. 4: l -F1 .--1l ll IN N-gl ?,..: , .I I -, --'fi '-.v ,Q - . 'f r --9 Y7 ,- -7-w .we Wanda J, Rnddle Burnsvllle, NC Robble Ann Robblns Hugh Polnt, NC. James Herbert Roberts Rock H1II,S.C. Scovllle Caswell Roberts, Ashevalle, N.C. Jerry Wayne Roblnson Weavervllle, NC, Peggy Anne Roblnson Lancaster, NC. Charles Leland Rodgers Travelers Rest, SC, Martha A. Roe Greenvrlle, S.C. David Michael Rolllns Central Falls, N.C. Helen Frances Roper Six lVlrle, SC, Scott Alexander Samuels Lynchburg, Va. Jack London Sanders Charleston, Tenn, Roger Dale Saunders Roxboro, N.C, Patrlcla Ann Scarborough Ashevllle. N,C. John Winslow Scott, Jr. Statesvulle, N.C. J luniors Stanley Richard Sellstrom Asheville, N.C. Johnny Norman Settle Elkin, N.C. lVlary Hamilton Shepard Goldsboro, N.C. Linda Ann Shepherd lVlars Hill, N.C. Linda Elaine Sheppard Herdon, Va. Samuel Hardin Sloan Simpsonville, S.C, Rebecca Ann Sluder Asheville, N.C. Joseph F. Smathers, Jr. Mars Hill, N.C. Barney Douglas Smith N. Charleston, SC Brenda Gail Smith Forest City, N.C, David Bruce Smith Greer, S.C. Thomas Gordon Smith Greer, S.C. Vicki Diane Smith Belmont, N.C. Dorothy Gail Sparks Erwin, Tenn. Robert Glenn Sparks Rutherfordton, N.C. Sally Belle Spaulding Cary, N.C. Carolyn Jannette Spence Suffolk, Va. Sandra Ellen Spencer Newton, N.C. Donald Wayne Staples Fairfax, Va, Paul Sonny Stevenson Relief, N.C. QQ J --1 Q... :rr Q E' Frallt,vwlVl.1vll,rrl irtlrlllnrlm Glwfllslnllln, N IQ Rolirvrt L1.5Lrttr'rltrvltl. lll C.1nlnn,Nl, Hlltll Anlrrftlw 'nwlfrrlrrl lfr3rrkllr1,NC Mntlmel No1r'ls.'sl.x,1lll1 Tlrornasynlle, N L, lxatlwnrre bull 'uwottnrtl lv'lattl'lews, N lf, Judy Lynn Taylor RLltllL'l'fOlCllOll, N C JaQlneSantorr1Teapue Gvanlte Falls, N C Harrlet Lynne Tessore Valdese, NC. Lee Edward Thomason, Jr Taylors, SC. lVlary Ann Trlson Marsl1all,NC Trm Holmes Tovvery Sumter, SC. Cullen Brant Turner, Jr. Kernersyrlle. NC Llnda Fay Turner Greenyllle, SC. Thomas Clayton Tvyrlley Wrlrnnngton. Del. Norma Lynette Vaughn Gral1am,N.C, Wrllram Steven Vla Belmont, NC. Suzanne Wagoner Rerclsvrlle, NC. lvlarsna ElrZabetl1WaIlxer Black Nlountaan, NC. Jeffrey James Wallrn Sumter, SC Janet Rae Wamsley Orlando, Fla. Alice Glenda Ward Bladenboro. NC, Gary Roger Ward Easley, SC. Delorns Annette Waters Rutnerfordton, NC. Patrrck Roney Webb Roanoke Raprds. NC. George Warren West, lll Greenyrlle, SC, Kathy Dranne West Sprung Lake, NC. Samuel James West Ralengl1,N,C. Clrffovd Roy Wlnelward Stokes, N.C. Barbara Faye Wnrtenart Efland, NC Sandra Jean Wlntesrde Asneyllle. N.C. Donna Jean Wild Marshall, N. C. Sandra Garland Wiles Burnsville, N. C. Mary Sue Wilkerson Marion, N. C. James Carlton Wilkes Bassett, Va. Beverly Anne Wilson Highlands, N. C. Brenda Lee Wilson Weldon, N. C. Elizabeth Ann Wilson Weaverville, N. C. Ronald Oscar Wilson Fairfax, Va. Laura Melinda Woerner Greenville, S. C. ' Bob Arthur Wood Mars Hill, N. C. Early Josiah Wood, Jr. Martinsville, Va. Michael Bragg Wood Alexandria, Va. Susan Avery Woodall Gastonia, N. C. Weldon Ellis Woodruff Dobson, N. C. Nancy Carole Woody Asheville, N. C, Sarah Jane Wooten Statesville, N. C. Kenneth Manly Yates Enfield, N. C. H. Fields Young, lll Shelby, N. C, uniors 1:1 oi- 1 V Q. fr ', Da 'K in 1 +I I7 .-.THR shin Qs: I! 31 Hi 91: M! 1 YI' 'll 1 '. .Y 222 'H ,iw - na r 1 --11: NI I T57 I-1 I 1 25 U ' ' ,ag ' ' 9, 1: In qw 'gi-. rl IN ll HI ' I uv I Q? Sophomore Class llfficors I NYG ., Q fe- H I mg' 1 I f W w-.WY a Barbara Sears Miller, Vice-President JOhl'1 David BFOOKSWFSY President 170 .V ENG? X HN BN . ,e M' , as wal, 'N Mary Beth Foster, Secretary Judy Frances Hirschberg, Treasurer -4 xi. ,- n 4 f K r ' t Q. Charles Thomas Adams Roland, N.C. Jerry Keith Adams Marshall, N.C. Cornerla Brooke Akers Stuart, Va. Gary Kent Aldrrdge Yanceyvrlle, N.C. Mary Ann Anthony Davldson, N.C, Sayge Hardrn Anthony Greenville, S.C, Stanley Benson Apple Prrnceton, NJ, Martha Catherrne Armstrong Greensboro, N.C. Marvin Grey Arrlngton Hillcrest Herghts, Md. Janlce blame Arrovvood Ashevrlle, NC. Susan Elarne Arrowood Spruce Pune, N.C, Jefferson Davrd Atwater Chapel Hrll, N.C. Frances Bravvley Austln Oakton, Va. Danny Woodson Ayers Burnsvllle, N.C. Danrel Hugh Balcome S1mpsonvllIe,S.C. Freda Elarne Baldvvrn Franklin, N.C. Jewel! Anne Ball Marshall, N.C, Beverly Ann Balzer Colonral Herghts, Va. Charles Russell Barrett Greenville, SC. George Edward Baskervrlle Ashvrlle, N.C. Janrce Stone Batchelor Nashville, N.C. Trulre Deborah Bauer Ft. Myers, Fla. Danrel Parker Beachum Bethlehem, Pa, Larry Stuart Beaman Jacksonvrlle, Fla. Gary Steven Beard Hlckonf, N,C. Sharon Lynn Bell Pleasant Garden, N.C. Susan Marie Benham Greenville, S.C, Andrew Kirkland Biro Coral Gables, Fla. Carol Irene Blankership Asheville, N.C. Harold Clarence Boger, ll Alexanderia, Va. Nancy Bernice Boggs Hillsborough, N.C. Mack Boone, Jr. Mars Hill, N.C. Thomas Myers Brandon Yadkinville, N.C. Catherine Carol Bray Elizabeth City, N.C, Susan Adams Breedlove Chevy Chase, Md. Linda Sue Briggs Marshall, N.C. Ralph Alan Briggs Mars Hill, N.C. Jeannie Rose Britt Raleigh, N.C. John Alvin Britton Marion, Va. John David Brookshire Thomasville, N,C. Dorothy Diane Brown Marietta, Ga. Gaay Mark Brown andler, N.C. Robert Herdon Brown China Grove, N.C. Cheryl Lynn Buchanan Newland, N.C. Billy Ray Burleson Spruce Pine, N.C. Martha Lou Burleson Mars Hill, N.C. Virginia Lynn Burnett Bessemer City, N.C. Cynthia Jean Byler Hickory, N.C. Kathy Sarah Byrd Relief, N.C. Carol Jane Cagle Biscoe, N.C. Charles Gregow Caldwell Maiden, N.C, Kay Frances Caldwell Charlotte, N.C. Lionel Ralph Caldwell, Jr. West Lawn, Penn. Catherine Anna Cansler Newton, N.C. Myra Ruth Carpenter Lawndale, N.C. Tony Floyd Carver .Wilkesboro, N.C. Ronald Clark Chalker Mars Hill, N.C. Robert Kirk Chappell Winston-Salem, N.C. David Buck Cherry Burnsville, N.C, P 4-Y-in .7,.3 2' - . ... 4.1 1, 9-.. , Z William Earl Christmas Charlotte, N.C. Rebecca Ann Cochran Charlotte, N,C. William Thomas Coggins, Jr. Greer, S.C. Loren Fletcher Cole Palm Beach, Fla. Deborah Faye Compton Greer, SC. Leslie Ann Cook Euclid, Ohio David Lee Costner Raleigh, N.C. Sandra Carol Coston Hendersonville, NC, Ronald Edward Cox Belton, S.C. Sarah Ann Crabtree Carthage, N.C, Cynthia Jane Cree Hendersonville, N,C. Phillip Edward Crowe Marshall, N.C. Rachel Ellen Culver Delmar, Deleware Paul Mike Dale Spruce Pine, N.C. Nora Ann D'Amico Concord, N.C. Cynthia Nadine Daniels Arden, N.C. Clarence Redmon Davis Marshall, N.C, Patsy Kay Davis Newton, N.C. Thomas Eugene Davis Winston-Salem, N.C. Delores Marie Deal Statesville, NC. 1 L K Ei , f . P 1 ii. ti s, 'J fa:- if JW 'fo 2 -'Y ,,i .. J. '-1 4 N r A Sophomores Linda Jeanne Deyton Burnsville, N.C. g Q Anthony Ralph Dinapoli 0 5- .. 1. T Passaie, NJD . , ,l A hornas Lloyd olinger rv-N F1 9 ' I fav , Oxon Hill,Md. Q ' 4 . Edith Fay Dowis l Asheville, N.C. ' Carolyn Sue Downey Asheville, N.C. 4- Fernando Garcia Downs, Jr. lVlars Hill, N.C, Linda Joyce Duck 4- Q Mars Hill, N.C. Ruth Eleanor Duckett Q7 Vienna, Va. Sandra Francine Duncan Lindenwold, N.J. Thomas Rivers Ellis Wilmington, Del. Q- Theodore Lee Ellmore Blacksburg, Va. David Lyles Engerbretson Greenville, S.C. William Martin Ewing Hopewell, Va, Sherry Lynn Fain Asheville, N.C. Cassandra Anne Felkel Asheville, N.C. 4- 'I74 Mary Ann Fentress Anton. Va, Erwln Mrchael FllllxbE'llll3l Laurens, S C Cynthia Ruth Floyd Hickory, N C Forrest Russell Floyd Lumoertonr N.C, Daylcl Mlchael Foster N. Wllkesliroro, NC, Dlanne Ellzaoeth Foster Vllllkesboro, N C, James Byron Foster Dlllon, SC Mary Beth Foster Hlllsborotlgh, NC, Thomas Llnosay Foster Wllk6SDOlO. N C. Barbara Anne Fowler Matthews, NC Marlene FIGCK Ashevllle, N.C Robert Jackson Freclenck Rose l-lrll, NC, Otrs Jay Freeman Kannapolls, N.C Charlene Frances Gabe Mars l-llll, N.C, Jack Arthur Games Jr, Asheyllle, N,C. Carl Eddie Galney. Jr. Rock Hull, SC, John Garrett Gardner, Ill Mars l-lull, N.C, Joyce Waynette Garland Ashevllle, N.C, Thomas Mltchell Garrlson Pledmont. SC. Marcla Lucllle Gay V1enna,Va. Thomas Watson Glbbs Svvannanoa, N.C. Patrlcla Ann Gunn Travelers Rest. SC. John Samuel Glass, Ill Lynchburg, Va, Klndall Roy Goble Cllnton, NJ. Marshall John Goodman, Jr Fayetteyrlle, N.C. Rodney Vvrnlfrecl Gosnell Ashevllle, N.C. Malcolm Glenn Graves Statesvrlle, N.C. Cathy Ann Gray Mars Hull, NC, James Alan Greathouse Speed, Ind. Charles Larry Green Greenvllle, SC. Clara Lynn Green Sylva, N.C. Gladys Svvlnson Greene Fayetteyllle, N.C. Patrlcla Ellen Gregg Ashevllle, N.C. Robert Harvey Gregory Chersavv, SC, Dolores Irene Gnffln Mars l-lull, N.C. Suphnmores I N' R7 Ben Eric Hoover Virginia Beach, Va. Linda Joy Houghton Adamont, Vt, Linda Marie Howell Suffolk, Va. Douglas Richard Hoy Charleston, W. Va. Shirley Ann Honeycutt Valdese, N.C. Nancy Maria Hunt Startex, S.C. Wanda Mae Huskey Thomasville, N.C. Gloria Kaye Hutto Rocky Mount, N.C. Eugene Johnston Irvin Concord, N.C. Reba Theresa Ivey E. Flat Rock, N.C. Samuel Reid James Asheville, N.C. Patricia June Jarvis Leicester, N.C. Larry Douglas Johnston Statesville, N.C. Judith Sue Jones Deerfield Beach, Fla David Harris Keefer Pittsburgh, Pa. Ralph Warren Kelley McLean, Va. Roberta Lee Kelley Richmond, Va. Theresa Love Kenny Myrtule Beach, S.C. William Marion Kilgore Warrenton, N.C. Stephen Charles King Marlton, N.J. Edwin Lowe Griffin Jr Raleigh N C Elizabeth Ann Griffin Gainesville Va Sandra Lee Gwaltney Colonial Heights Va Alice Idella Harrin Asheville N C Conrad Stephen Hartzoge Salisbury N C James Sumner Healy Wheeling W Va Leonard Dennis Hefner Spruce Pine N C Richard Douglas Henderson Spartanburg S C Robert Pinkerton Henley Sewanee Tenn Charles Ronald Hester Weaverville N C Michael Von Hig ins Burnsville N Reeca Sue Higgins Winston Salem N C Marshall Allen Hill Asheville N C Roy Garland Hill lll Lexington N C Judy Frances Hirschberg Richmond Va I Ln, 7174: if '23 -, i , ....:,:,,,. , 1Q'f?1 531021 H.. 'af .2 T4 - ' r ear .. ., l ? f ,, .1 . LA 17 -'-.neg xa . r-A -'I-'V' 14 Q 4 D I L- l FEI E QW rj i pf: l x ,A iq Q. , .. , ya 5 J xkfi 'fiqkil X Terry David Kung Greenvllle, SC Cora Margaret lurk Salvador, Bra. Hal Wade Krrk Kernersvrlle, NC, Trudy Gall Krtclnn Atlanta, Ga. Margaret Knight AS.l1evlIIe,NC. Judy Ann Koch Glen Cove, NY. Denise Ann Kornegay Mt, Olrve, NC. Helen Jean Kugley Cl1arleston,S.C Howard Davrd Lane Morganton, NC. Read Wrlson Laney Sarasota, Fla. Alma Wlmfred Lantz Falmouth, Va. Llnda Gayle Lawrng Winston-Salem, NC. Sue Lynette Lawson Moncks Corner. SC. Mary Belle Lawton Greenwood. SC. Patrlcla Ann Lazenby Charlotte, NC. Loss Elrzabetn Leonhardt Morganton, NC, Patrlcua Letterman Green Mountaln, NC. Reade Rawlrngs Long Lawrenceville, Va, Marrlyn Jo Lonon Marlon, NC, Clara Lee Lowder Tampa, Fla. Algie Flake Martin, Jr. Hamlet, N.C. Carol Anne Martin Asheville, N.C. Dennis King Martin Arafat. Va. John Thomas Martin Charleston, S.C. Walter Thomas Mathias Virginia Beach, Va. Frederick Henry McCall Victor, N.Y. Vrenda Carol McCall Boomer, N.C. Patricia Louise McCrosk Charlotte, N.C. Danny Frank McCurry Micaville, N.C. Robert Mills McGirt Rowland, N.C. Leslie Bryon McGuire Asheville, N.C. Allen Gale McKinney Burnsville, N.C. Carolyn Linda McKinney Spruce Pine, N.C. Frances Anne McLeod Hendersonville, N.C. Patricia Lynn McNeil Wilkesboro, N.C. William Robert McNeil Winston-Salem, N.C. Thomas Wayne Merrill Hendersonville, N.C. Doris Mildred Nlesser Asheville, N.C. Barbara Sears Miller McLean, Va. Cynthia Lois Miller Charlotte, N,C. ey Sophumures v-1 ff T 1..' ::,. . x Ii ' if r I - 'Q,., ' C, ' Q fy' wh' .- 3 i - I J N' 'l I X iw' T if - A f A. ,AMI , It . A' gy tr ' U . I 1 r it ' r , , . lvl' gffwif r I7 'V . 'f -63 JA ,uf .-gv V7 Donald Edward Peach Reidsville, N.C. Kenneth Edward Peacock Rocky Mount, N,C. Emma Jean Pegg Mars Hill, N.C. Michael Edward Penland Candler, N.C, Martha Becton Person Fuquay-Varrna, Va. Charles Balous Phillips Woodruff, S.C, Nancy Carole Phillips Horse Shoe, N.C. Ronald Webb Phillips Richmond, Va, Sidney Roy Pickett Greenville, S,C. William Francis Pons, Jr. Valdese, N.C. Nancy Lee Powell Franklin, N.C. Gale Dean Price Asheville, N.C. Walter Scott Price, Ill Canton, N.C. James Robert Priester, Jr Wilkesboro, N.C. Patricia Carol Proffitt Asheville, N.C. 1 Michael Barry Mills Greensboro, NC Terry lkawanna Milner A Canton, N C. ,V t ' ' Wiley Monroe Mock Lewisville, N C Larry Dee Moore Marshall, N.C, Stephen Dale Moore Red Oak, NJC, N Tommy Frank Moss l-lonea Path, SC. -'Q W All Nl ll rx vb ayne en u .,-I A, Frances Lee Mullis - , ' .f Hamptonvrlle. N.C. Pamela Bernadine Murray Charlotte, NC Wallace Kent Murray Elland, N.C. f fa l-lrckory, N.C. 2 r . . Michael Kennedy Norton Hickory, N.C. Mary Charlotte Oakley South Hill, Va. Alice Virginia Oliver Carthage N C Betty Josephine Painter Sylva N C Phillip Prescott Parham Kingsport Tenn A ' John Charles Parker Columbia, SC. ,X John Wayne Parker r Lenoir, N.C. -' Samuel Riley Parker st! Greensboro, N,C. Christine Louise Payne Tucker, Ga. of I if '5 it Q , ff . f- Q T, 5 J i ' --1 - 1 J IA Pisgah Forest, N.C. Wilbur Lavoisra Parrott, lll If Sophomores 4 -F' 9- AA Ann Catherine Serota Asheville, N.C. Jeffrey Ann Sharon Chambler, Ga. Everette Aaron Shelton Hot Springs, N.C. Gary Lee Shockey Marion, N.C. Judy Brenda Sinclair Hendersonville, N.C, Betty Joyce Smith Woodruff, S.C. Melba Fern Smith Shelby, N.C. Lonnie Thomas Snider Robbinsville, NAC. Dora Mae Snyder Elkin, N.C. Joyce Jeannette Sorrells Marshall, N.C. Nancy Jeanne Spaulding Brunswick, Ga. Kathryn Eloise Spells Oxon Hill, Md. David Wayne Sperling Hickory, N.C, Sara Louise Spicer Millers Creek, N.C. Charles Francis Sprinkle Weaverville, N.C. Dianne Lee Starner Marietta, S.C. Bradley Pearce Steele Smyrna, Del. Donald LeRoy Stevens Mars Hill, N.C. Mitchell L. Strickland Tabor City, N.C. William Gary Sturgis Rock Hill, S.C. V7 Ronald Lee Pulliam Greenville, S.C. Earlene Lucille Radford Mars Hill, N.C. Boyce Ramsey Weaverville, N.C. Jo Neil Ramsey Asheville, N.C. Patricia Ann Reavis Wilbar, N.C. Darryl Meredith Reed Whitmire, S.C. Dorothy Elizabeth Rentz Woodruff, S.C. Charles Donald Reynolds Charlotte, N.C. Michael Boyd Rice Asheville, N.C. Randall Keith Ridings Maryville, Tenn. Glenn Nye Roberson Asheville, N.C. Penelope Kay Roberts Asheville, N.C. John William Ruth New Castle, Del. Emily Carolyn Sanders Charleston, Tenn. Nancy Gayle Sasser Greensboro, N.C. Gary Wade Styers Yadklnvllle, NC, Vlrgll Lee Styles Burnsville, N.C, Donald Lee Suggs Bladenboro, NC. John Walter Sweatloclx Ramsey. NJ. James Clyde Swofford Matthews, NC. Cynthla Ann Talley Chatsworth, Ga. Lydia Rose Taylor East Bend, N.C. Nelda Ka Tomllnson Y Connelly Sprlngs, Md Sheila Ann Trlplett Lenoir, N.C. Raymond Llston Truett. Jr Hlaleah, Fla. Larry Wayne Tucker Lexlngton, NC. Mary Helen Underwood St. Pauls, NC. Bobble Utley New Bern, N.C. Aubrey Garland Venable, ll Rustburg, Va. Robert Steven Walker Richmond, Va. Martha Ann Ward Statesville, N.C. Robert Harris Watson Lenoir, N.C. Ronald Douglas Webb Burnsville, N.C. Paul Michael Welch Greensboro, N.C. Dennis Caye Wells Canton, N.C. James Richard Wells Leicester, N.C. Ford Bruce West Marble, N.C. Robert Swanson White Elkin, N.C. Betty Lee Wilde Marshall, N.C. Gary Truman Wilde Marshall, N.C. Walter Eugene Wilkins Winston-Salem, N.C. Daphe Millaine Williams Weaverville, N.C. Donna Lee Williams Dania, Fla. Douglas Michael Williams Salem, Va. Garland Brown Williams, Jr. Hendersonville, N.C. Roger Rooks Williams Durham, N.C. Sandra Sue Williams Akron, Ohio Joseph Levi Williard High Point, N.C. Edward Daniel Wilson, Jr. Burnsville, N.C. Harold Johnson Wilson Bakersville, N.C. Linda Sandra Wilson Falls Church, Va. Carlton Ray Winebrenner Staunton, Va. Brad Daniel Wofford, lll Garland, N.C. Shelda Marie Woody Burnsville, N.C. Helen Elizabeth Wright Potomac, Md. Paul Lee Wright Sumter, S.C. Shing-Ming Yen Hong-Kong Lucy Anita Young Burnsville, N.C. Sophomores Memoriam V -.--+5--' I ..3'f d ' w f , XL , ' ' - .. - ' , Y . -,'- 117 fg, f- I 1 ' A J V :-3,4 K, J 51. -V JM ' 3 'U - 4 ,I ' HYJ'-f,A M An: -ff K ,A J .juxqd A x 1x.- .ww Q '. - , gr . 9 5' ffif' Q , Elf, ..1. 'X-'f 3 .1'. ' .L .-.J-ff - ' .' ,f-f --W: ev , -' .-1. --. 14,415 5:1-AQ-Jg.z,' 'L ,' J., -,X . , h , ,vw v -2,535.54-,Y,-.,,13,, ..,-'fy L-L -4, ig 3, ,A 1 , 'c-Q N, , -I-1 ,f , , 1 .' X f U 1 .1 -... A YY, .1157 P V , Nm- v-3,3-VY A, 'iff .A?4l,, - .4 -. 4, V ,I , . Q.. , - - ---Arg ,like I-P, 5. - - - .fb-.112 4. 1 V ., -KN-i-:ggi 1 Y , ..,..b: , i. . L Q53 4-r ,le f . 3 -.Talk 'V T-jhxrx Xfvif,--N Y -.. ,r 1 11- . ' 'A 'V 1. 2 figfi y-S1 'N rr ' 3 J E jr' .X 1 , 1., . Y, 51' .U -.z - , V NVQ -L V ,5R? Tiff: ' 4- X Q41 - 15153 i - -as x.,,,bi, if 34,2 3 'A ' ' ,Q A A, if. Freshman Class Ufficers f 'i Nancy IVIageI Collis, Vice President Johnnie Gordon Lamb, President o.,e. .. Qooe My o If ,U PX 'p .:,: .. ' -is 5 ,fr AMI ' 1 -,JU ' Patricia Ann Horton, Secretary Sandra Kaye Altizer, Treasurer re4 'F 2 1-L IL. .. R' .- p., Frerda Annette Alien Nlarshall, NC Danny KevlnA1t Rrchburg. S C Sandra Kaye Altrzer Chrrstrarrourr Va B e. f Carolyn Elizabeth Andersr Klngsport, Tenn Gaul Anrta Atkrnson Oakton, Va. Suzanne Elorse Aycock Charlotte, NC Darlene Gall Baker Southgate, lvlrch Lrnda Carol Baldwrn Rarrtan, N.J. Samuel Gerald Ball Burnsvrlle, NC Grace Elalne Barrett Franklrn, NC. lvlrcahel Woodrow Bible Nlrdway, Tenn. Deborah Lynn Brckham Charlottesvrlle, Va, Larry Thomas Blanchard Leaksvrlle, NC, Brenda Carol Blanton Forest City, NC. Donna Lynn Boone Clyde, N.C. Carolyn Sue Booth Hendersonvrlle, NC. Rrchard Alan Bowman Newark, Del. Betty Jane Boyd Simpsonville, SC. Cynthra Ellen Boyd East Bend. NC. Wlllram Gerald Bradman Rerdsvrlle. NC. Susan Eldrrdge Bradsher Ralergh, NC. Robert' Jerome Brady Inman. SC Trmothy Albert Bramlett Clyde. NC. Jane Stuart Brrggs East Flat Rock, NC. Steven Lloyd Brrggs Duncannon, Penn, Ivlrchael Edward Brrsson St. Pauls, NC. Nancy Jarvrs Brrttle Klnston, NC, Lynette Moore Broadwell Knrghtdale, NC, Lrnda Gall Brose River Edge. NJ. Carolyn Lee Brower Arlrngton, Va. Sandra Kay Brown Clinton, NC. Doris Gail Brownd Raleigh, NC. Charles Paul Brozuski Rockaway, NJ, Edwrn Preston Bnfant Thomasville, NC. Arnold Graham Buckner, Swannanoa, N.C. James Alan Buckner Weavervrlle, NC. George Woodrow Bullard Glennsrde, Penn. Garther Ray Burngardner Krngs lvlountarn, N C. John Maxwell Bunn Troutvrlle. Va. Evelyn Louise Burrell Weavervrlle, NC. Pamela Lynn Bush Westover AFB, Maryland Linda Anita Campfield Swannanoa, N.C. Mary Grace Carter Weaverville, N.C. Donna Joy Cathey Asheville, N.C. Bruce Grover Cauble Asheville, N.C. Joseph R. Cecchine Manville, N.J. Mary Ann Cely Easley, S.C. Prida Chaisiri Mars Hill, N.C. Carol Adair Chandler Greenville, S.C. Robert Edward Chenman Virginia Beach, Va. John Thomas Childers Heath Springs, S.C. David Walden Chiles Coral Gables, Fla. Martha Jean Clayton Miami, Fla. Jerry William Coates Weaverville, N.C. Benjamin Thomas Cochran Miami, Fla. Johny Snow Coffee Lynchburg, Va. Mic ael Glenn Cogdill Inman, S,C. Nancy Magel Collis Chase City, Va. Walter Edward Combs Roanoke, Va. Wanda Jeanette Connell Matthews, N.C. John Cyril Cowart Bedford, Va. David Preston Coward Raleigh, N.C. Jane Hope Cox Kannapolis, N.C. James Henry Crawford Highlands, N.C, Cl de Anderson Cunshaw, Jr. Y Gastonia, N.C. David Hewitt Cress Kingsport, Tenn. Patricia Suzette Crisp Waynesville, N.C. Patricia Annette Culbreth Matthews, N.C. Wayne Franklin Culpepper Suffolk, Va. Gary Donald Dale Marion, N.C. Michael Alvin Dalton Hendersonville, N.C. Janis Ann Davis Asheville, N.C. Marcy Connell Davis Wilming1on,N.C. Sue Arlene Davis Waynesville, N.C. Blair Steven Dellinger Gastonia, N.C. Freshmen SZ' lil E1 i -vw 'XT 'Q' i 'hrs Q. T? 'x xy HO V j t', 'F' : 'JIT 4. .. , ' ' XJ X4 IL! Eg. fl ,,,- 2 UAS Myra Suzanne Dllllngharrl Weavervllle, NC. Davld Franklln Douglas Charlotte. NC. John A. Draughon Ashevllle, NC. Mlchael Brevard Dubols Jacksonvllle, Fla. Joanne Dukes Greenvrlle, SC. Lake Eugene Ellls, Jr. Greenvllle, SC. Carllsa Ann Everhart Thomasville, NC. Mary Blackwell Fagan Forest Cnty, NC. Leonard John Forsythe Mount Arllngton. N.J. Dan Mllton Foster Wlnston-Salem, NC. Marcia Clarre Fountaln Publls, Ga. Marlon Yvonne Fowler Matthews, NC, Ellzabeth Suzanne Fox Hudson, N.C. Ronald Steven Franck Llberty, NC. Vlckl Leona Freeman l-lendersonvxlle, NC. Myrtle Ann Freedell College Park, Ga. Gary Worth Frink Ashevllle, NC. Marllyn Theresa Fullam Arden, NC. Gary Arthur Galloway Waynesvllle, NC, Rlchard Gordon Garrlson Berqfvllle, Va. Jean Maclay Gawey Arllngton. Va. Davld Aaron Ge-lber Fayettevllle, NC, Kathleen Teresa George Salusbury, Md. Susan Duane Gllbert Ashevrlle, NC, Margaret Jane Gllllsple Ralelgh, N.C. lvlike Zebedee Gillispie Dobson, N.C. Ronald Neil Glass Danville, Va. Monroe Hayes Goodwin Myrtle Beach, S.C. James Larry Goodwin Canton, N.C. Michael Richard Gordon Creedmoor, N.C. Matthew Stephen Graham Bakersville, N.C. Kathryn Elizabeth Greene Columbia, S.C, Frank Maynard Gresham Simpsonville, S.C. Boyce Powell Griggs, Jr, Lincolnton, N.C. Winifred Beth Gruits Alexandria, Va. Percy Lee Guthrie Asheville, N.C, Robert Dale Hailey Kannapolis, N.C. Steven Royce Hall Micaville, N.C. Ronald Lee Hamby Greenville, S.C. Joseph George Hancock, Jr. Greenville, S.C. Robert Wayne Hanson N. Charleston, S.C. Ann Rogers Harkey Marion, N.C. Eleanor Jane Harris Southern Pines, N.C. Mary Carol Harris Devonshire, Bermuda Bruce Norman Hartgrove Greensboro, N.C. Susan Marie Hawk Kingsport, Tenn. Charles Arthur Hawkins Barnardsville, N,C. David Olis Hawkins Leicester, N.C. James Hinton Hayes Hillsborough, N.C. Lillian Elaine Hearn Key West, Fla. Milton Hu h Helms Clio, SE. Constance Ann Henderson Greenville, S.C. Candace Marie Hendry Alexandria, Va. Susan Elizabeth Hensley Burnsville, N.C. Paul Dean Hicks Newdale, N.C. Charles Austin Henshaw Thomasville, N.C. Clyde Gerald Hipps Weaverville, N.C. Kathy Marie Hodges Baltimore, Md. Leeta Ann Hoke Skyland, N.C. Sandra Kay Holbrook Winchester, Va. Freshmen Vx an ,A ,. -.1 un. , f . wr-' i hi 2 ff rv -. R e N fu 'Y I ,L ' 1 J 'bf X 'J 1 Qx --s Q.. 244 Jean Annette Holcombe Burnsville, N.C. Myra Sue Honeycutt Concord, N.C. Michael Lee Hoover Burnsville, NC. Patricia Ann Horton Concord, N.C. Shelia Caldwell Horton Heath Springs, S.C. Martha Ree Houghton Fort Myers, Fla. Joseph Crandall Huff Roanoke Rapids, N.C, Joanna Ruth Huggins Hartsville, SC. Thomas William Hullette Burnsville, N.C. Joann Deloris Hunter Marshall, N.C. Judith Gertrude Hunter Lake City, Fla. Wilma Jean Hunter Arden, N.C. John Henry Hutchins, lll Clemmons, SC Richard Burge Hutchinson Fort Mill, S.C. Lawrence E. lngold Jr. Mt, Gilead, N.C. Imogene Thaise Jackson Wilmington, Del. Robert Collier Jenkins Florence, S.C. Britta Ann Johnson Coral Gables, Fla. William Arthur Johnson Hendersonville, N.C, William Mack Johnson Marion, Va. James Hill Johnstone, lll Brevard, N.C, Deborah Jones Charlotte, N.C. John Hal Jones Hickory, N.C. Donald Wayne Jones Lenoir City, Tenn. John Samuel Justice Yonkers, N,Y. Pramot Juthapan Thailand Mary Elizabeth Keller Granite Falls, N.C. Konette Elizabeth Kendall Charlotte, N.C, Larry Gilbert Kennedy Raleigh, N,C, John Mitchell Kerce Greenville, SC Kathryn Roberta Killian Phllomath, Ore. Ben Harrison Kincaid, Jr. Lenoir, N.C. James Edward Kyker Niota, Tenn. Johnnie Gordon Lamb Miami, Fla. Robert Hout Lampley, Jr. Rockville, Md. Freshmen Kathleen Landrum Greensboro, N.C. Linda Louise Lane Charlotte, N.C. Gary William Lawing Fayetteville, N.C. Sidney Anderson Lawler, ll Forest, Va. Janet Parrish Lester Christiansburg, Va. Paula Kay Lester Red Springs, N.C. Alma Faye Letterman Burnsville, N,C. William Edward Lewis Niagara Falls, N.Y. Danny Steven Locklair Charlotte, N.C. Carol Ann Long Pulaski, Va. Donna Faye Long Nashville, Tenn. Lou Ann Long Andrews, N.C. Rachel Woodard Long Murphreesboro, N.C. George Edward Love, Ill Richmond, Va. Melinda Leigh Love Cashiers, N.C. Paula Ann Maley Thomasville, N.C. Martha Roxann Mann Harmony, N.C. James Perry Marsh, Jr. Boone, N.C. Glenda Cheryl Martin Gainesville, Ga, Nikom Matragoon Thailand Donald Edward McCaskill Biscoe, N.C. Betty Ann McClure Stuart, Fla. Susan Myers McCurry Annandale, Va. James Robert McDonald Wilmington, Del. Jeanie Elizabeth McDuffie Bennettsville, S.C. 3 J c-sf do Q . A'f,,vil - .L ILA' wh 3 4.1 rx f? A .5 l , x i ' 3 .x v 9 .' 'FFL I ,Q . . - A -5, -I 1 x X 'V , I 1 y t . I X . X. X ' , -xi' -1 V it . dfihkw 'A in if' an S-.7 '3 4 15 fx x , -, ,J 1 ,. X . vi' J I -Q y. ,Q ' ,V :- , C 5.5 1-z 4 .J -f-1 David Ferguson Mc Fee Asheville, NC. Suzanne McGuirt Charlotte, NC. David Keith McLean Greensboro, NC. Norma Christine McNeil Knightsdale, NC. Malcolm Fowler McPherson Cheraw, S.C. Laura Fleming Melton Haywood, Va, Patsy Sue Merrill Weaverville, N.C. Randall Dewitt Metcalf Mars Hill, NC. Richard Lawrence Metcalf Mars Hill, NC. James Davis Mifflin Wilmington, Del, Eddie Lee Miller Canton, NC. Kathy Sue Miller McLean, Va. Rebecca Lynne Miller Charlotte, NC. Martha Elaine Mills Asheville, N.C. Kenneth Alan Moody Fayetteville, NC. Larry Regan Moody Charlottesville, Va. Nancy Ophelia Morrow Campobello, S.C. Revonda Gail Morrow Asheville, N.C. Sandra Lee Motley Raleigh, NC. Judith Ann Myers Greer, SC. Kristalena Nichols Hartsville, S.C. Judith Carol Nickels Orlando, Fla. Susan Lorraine Norman Petersburg, Va. Eugene Charles Ochsenreit Asheville, NC. James Alton O'DonnelI Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Henretta Arlene Oliver Connelly Springs, NC. Keith Woodley Overton East Chesapeake, Va. Judy Carolyn Pait Dublin, NC. Thomas Edward Palmer Sandy Springs, S.C. William F. Pegg, Jr. Mars l-lill, NC, Bernard Henry Perchinski Martinez, Ga, Janet Kathryn Peters Hamden, Conn, Robert Lee Peterson Bakersville, N.C. Paul Grady Pinkston Ill Augusta, Ga. Brenda Kay Pittman Newland, NC. El' Ronald Lawrence Plemmons Asheville, NC. Sandra Lynn Plemmons Marshall, N.C. James Ray Potts Stanley, NC. Trudy Montzee Powers Milton, Fla. Elizabeth Ann Pressle Hendersonville, NCY Anthony Frank Prunetti Lambertville, N.C. Tommie Edward Purser Fayetteville, N.C. Frances Coleen Query Concord, N,C. William Quesenberry, Jr Belmont, N.C, Harry Vernon Quiett Asheville, N.C. Jack Stafford Ramsey Boone, N.C. Susan Juanita Ramsey Old Fort, N,C. Robert Kirk Randleman Jonesville, N,C. Danny Keith Ray Waynesville, N.C. David Cecil Redman Swannanoa, N.C. Thomas Case Reece Hickory, N.C. Patricia Elaine Rhodes Tryon, N.C. David Davenport Rich Fairmont, N.C. Deborah Ellen Richey Greensboro, N.C. Kenneth Lee Rickett Andrews, N,C. l:lBSlllllEIl Margaret Louise Riddle Burnsville, N.C. Thelma Ann Riddle Waynesville, N.C. Frances Margaret Roach Bowden, Ga. Robert Terry Roberson Asheville, N.C. James Edward Roberts Asheville, N.C. Mary Darlene Roberts Asheville, N.C. Julia Gall Robertson Ridgeway, Va, Jane Hensley Robinson Mars Hill, N.C. Julian Daniel Roper Six Mile Creek, S,C. Lester Erle Scott Lynchburg, Va. Terrill Leon Scruggs Brevard, N.C. Brenda Gaye Seagroves Apex, N.C. Robert Neal Sellers Sylvia, N.C. Sandra Able Sellers Kingstree, SC. Sandra Marie Sharp Maiden, N.C. if 1 .3 .. l 1 T Q.-4 , - -4 f s S It-H34 J ef, , F fv-fy W, 1 3 IA-J -'S i Gary Deweese Sharpe Leicester, N. C, Lloyd Ansel Sheets Glade Spring Va. Thomas Ernest Shelton Marshall, N. C. John Charles Sherrill Hickory, N. C, Paul Pernell Sholar, Jr. Jacksonville, Fla. David Ellis Shores Salisbury, N. C. Judy Annette Short Concord, N, C, Douglas Michael Silver Burnsville, N. C. James Randolph Sims Orlando, Fla. Elizabeth Darien Sinclair East Flat Rock, N. C. Gary Glenlowe Singleton Canton, N. C. Beverly Franklin Smith Welcome, N. C. John Russell Smith Martinez, Ga. Kathleen Ann Smith Enka, N. C. Linda Kay Smith State Road, N. C. Myra Rose Smith Clinton, N. C. .. -'Mum ' AW- -4d A Richard Talmadge Sneed Winston-Salem, N.C. Susan Elizabeth Sowers Springfield, Va. Linda Louise Spencer Newton, N.C. Linda Kay Stalvey Belmont, N.C. Eva Carolyn Starney Canton, N.C. Deborah Kay Stanley Whiteville, N.C. Brenda Gayle Stepp E. Flat Rock, N.C. Terry Lewis Stevenson Greensboro, N.C. Mildred Vicki Stewart Matthews, N.C, Anna Catherine Stradley Asheville, N,C. Alex Alvin Sutton Clyde, N.C. Becky Lynn Swinney Springfield, N.C. Darlene Agnes Swisher Crozet, Va. Iris Diane Tatham Sanford, Fla. Eric Andrew Taylor Asheville, N.C. Martha Lillian Taylor Hendersonville, N.C. Nancy .lo Taylor Forest City, N.C. Rebecca Jean Taylor Goldsboro, N.C. Steven Darrell Taylor Burnsville. N.C. Anthony L. Testino High Point, N.C. Gene Edward Thomas Spruce Pine, N.C. Nancy Florence Thomas St. Petersburg, Fla. Clyde Wilkerson Tilson, Jr. Asheville, N.C. Clarence Vernell Townsend Albemarle, N.C. Kim Daniel Trask Charlotte, N.C. Patrlcla Kay Tullls Brldgeton, N,J. James Ray Turner, Jr. Florence. SC. lvlnchael Clark Turner Wllrnlngton, Del, Hal Lewls Tyslnger Sanford, N.C, Davld lllllchael Vlrts Sllver Sprung, lVld Robert Wzlson Wall. Jr. Durham, N,C, lVlary Joann Ward Hendersonyllle. N.C. Charles Jonnle Watklns, Ill Henrretta, N.C. Charles Allan Watson lVllan1l, Fla. Clark Nllchael Webb lVlarlon, N.C. Susan Rose Weeks Scotland Neck, N.C. Barbara Layada Whlsnant Salusbury, N.C. lVlorrls Lee Whlte Ralelgh, N.C. Sharon Darlene Whrte Bostlc, N.C. MlCl1aelSarT1 Whltesrde Ashevllle, N.C. Patrlcla Louuse Whltson Mars Hill, N.C. James Rlchard Wlkle Wlnston'Salern, N.C. Larry Edward Wllbanks Ashevllle, NC, Dorothy Lile Wrlllams Sherman Oaks, Cal. Sandra Faye Willlarns Prlnce George, Va. Sandra Kay Wrllls Spruce Pune. N.C. Patrlcla Elalne Worsham Waynesvllle, N C. Mary Gleyn Wrlght lVlacon. Ga. lngrrd Chrlstlne Young Asheville, N.C. Sharon Lee Young Burnsv1lle,N.C, rxnA.n1ns.mx:.ni-,. Reflections . N I ' .xi x 4 I 1 'K .H 8 I W -- K2 if i.. ,,-v...::-'-..-Y - . ' ffm -mgqeg N Lxaxl-I V I , i' ,-.,i- .. 'I I V' .I ' I ' I I u ' ' 1' 1 1 ,, . , . Wi, J. 1 fl I I 4 ' 1 'J 0 . I f ' Q 4 1 'ln , A I f Q 'fn' 4 ' sl vt D I Q I C4 1 4 f I 1 I 'nl q ' I uv, C.. P ,: , , lv I 1.1.85 ', I ' .i AN , ' Y ,.' fl Q 1 'imp' !- U. ,' J in I rua., :Z . l L.. ., f. I , rl r I. 4 ,.- ' ' 'J - 1 B 'pffgfv JS n vs? N ' 4 4' 5 .Q n gf, ' x. Lrg, .. ' '- iq -1 f- 'J ' ,...-' , -in .Q . ' V- 0- ,, 9' 'g ,L un' .M I' if gtg da p 'A fl.: .5 .K-11 ' mb' Lg .I-.fi .:....hfm..'. 1 .. ' ' ' ' . o I -G '-3.,'avJ :M .gf i-9 'qi at ' if fm-1-f.-v -.--9 ff .. wt. . fs, . Upgigr. .x , QQ,-:ff ',. 9' fa? axx. I .5 5 'S' I O : 3 .Q s51'. '.rq'v't l f n 'YP' f QL l Iv, 1 V.. lv EX Q - Y,.--- --..T1:- --la ai- ---.L-11117.-flgngtgnl F-T-. -.- ,-,.,.y--.-Kgf--- -f -1- 2--' l l We come. . .alone With a kaleidoscope of Caverns to be filled. Reasoning and choosing, We join and participate, Absorb and observe, Converse and decide. ,'-,K on r ,X Y 'V or ci S e ,.,,, ,i 1-1- :LV hh Q0 A 'Hs f f?riad:. .,1 Q .4 84 . 'BTC flrgm ? '-R t tn- Q 201 - -ll EIN? .,..,f ' ' ru PARKING LOADING Z 0 N E l X -1 -3 EAST Conclusion Like any other yearbook staff, we have striven to make this yearbook better than the ones before it. In our plans we wanted to make this book more personal and we designed it with one thought in mind, you, the students of Mars Hill College. This year we wanted to let the student decide the main theme of the book and we meant to make this yearbook more meaningful to you by doing so. We hope that we have caught the true spirit of our campus in just these few pages. I hope that in years to come, you will pick up your Laurel and remember some of the scenes that have been captured in it. To the Seniors, I wish you the best of luck, and to the Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen, The end ofthe beginning is near. Mike Swaim Editor, 1968 Laurel 204 We leave With a fullness that reserves one hollow Room to grow. .510 i Q ' 'T I QY 'x 49 9 dk-S L 'aixwl' Bent Brown Boyd Cabe, Judith A. 48, 136 A Abercrombie, Wanda E. 155 Ables, Jerry L. 75, 155 Adams, Charles T. 64, 171 Adams, Dennis S. 55, 155 Adams, Jerry K. 171 Akers, Cornelia B. 66, 75, 86, 87, 171 Aldridge, Carroll L. 82, 155 Aldridge, Gary K. 171 Aldridge, Ronald G. 39, 42, 53, 150 Alexander, Katherine G. 155 Aliferis, Spiro H. NP Allen, Freida A. 185 Allen, Rebecca E. 155 Alt, Daniel K. 38, 185 Alt, Linda M. 128, 129, 155 Altizer, Sandra K. 66, 184, 185 Ammons, Doyle W. NP Ammons, Oakley D. NP Anderson, Carolyn E. 185 Anderson, George L. Jr. 155 Anglin, Edgar NP Anthony, Mary Ann 171 Anthony, Sayge H. NP Apple, Stanley B. 171 Argersinger, Michael L. NP Arledge, Elizabeth A. NP Armstrong, Martha C. 48, 171 Arrington, Marvin G. 68, 171 Arrowood, Janice E. 53, 171 Arrowood, Susan E. 171 Ashe, James E. Jr. NP Ashe, Nellis D. 52, 155 Atkins, Marrietta NP Atkinson, Gail A. 48, 65, 185 Atwater, J. David 53, 171 Atwell, Larry B. 155 Austin, Frances B. 38, 48, 171 Averett, James R. 135 Aycock, Suzanne E. 6, 185 Aydlett, Timothy L. 82, 155 Ayers, Danny W. 171 Bacon, Barbara F. 135 Bailey, Soyna D. NP Baker, Darlene G. 185 Baker, Nancy E. 155 Balcome, Daniel H. 106, 109, 171 Baldwin, Linda C. 52, 60, 185 Baldwin, Freida E. 52, 171 Ball, James M. 78, 79, 82, 155 Ball, Jewel A. 171 Ball, Samuel G. 185 Ballard, Frederick P. 155 Balzer, Beverly A. 171 Banks, Robert K. NP Barbee, Roger C. 135 Barber, Wayne A. 71, 135 Barnett, Dixie J. 40, 66, 135 Barnette, Mary S. 38, 135 Barrett, Russell C. 55, 120, 171 Barrett, Grace C. 185 Bartles, Catherine A. Baskerville, George Jr. 64, 171 Bass, Samuel M. Jr. Batchelor, Janice S. 52, 171 206 47, 135, Student Directory Bauer, Trulie D. 171 Beachum, Daniel P. 68, 171 Beachy, Vincent R. NP Beaman, Larry S. 171 Beard, Gary S. 171 Beckham, Sandra K. NP Briggs, Linda S. 172 Briggs, Paul P. NP Briggs, Ralph A. 112, 114, 172 Steven L. 185 Briggs, Brisson, Michael E. 185 Bristol, James E., Jr. NP Bell, James W., Jr. 135, 143 Bell, Bell, Kenneth L. 76, 135 Sharon L. 52, 172 Benham, Susan M. 172 Bennet, Barbara D. NP Bennett, Phillip N. 155 Bennett, Stephen D. NP hall, David H. NP Britt, Jeannie R. 129, 172 Brittle, Nancy J. 129, 185 Britton, John A. 39, 42, 172 Broadway, Annette S. 93, 167 Broadway, Benjamin F., Jr. 59, 155 Broadwell, Lynette M. 63, 185 Brooks, Frank L. 106 Brookshire, John D. 57, 58, 68, 170, 172 Bergen, Rebecca C. 40, 42, 58, 135, 150 Berry, Elizabeth M. 155 Bible, Michael W. 106, 185 Bickham, Deborah L. 185 Bigger, Betty J. NP Biggs, Gary Y. 155 Bingham, Joe B. 82, 135 Biro, Andrew K. 45, 68, 82, 172 Bishop, Daniel J. 135 Black, Nancy L. 40, 135 Black, Ronnie R. 155 Blackwood, Wayne H. NP Blanchard, Larry T. 78, 185 Blankenship, Carol I. 172 Blanton, Brenda C. 52, 185 Blevins, Jerry D. 49, 55, 106, 109, 135 Boger, Harold C., ll 64, 172 Brose, Jean H. 62, 63, 48, 136 Brose, Linda G. 63, 185 Brower, Carolyn L. 185 Brower, John F. 48, 71, 155 Brown, Barry L. 136 Brown, Dorothy Diane 48, 172 Brown, Gary M. 112, 172 Brown Brown Brown , George E. 78, 79, 82, 120, 155 Howard R. 1 55 : James P. 78, 82, 155 Brown, Linda Dean 136 Brown, Richard F. 47, 71, 136 Brown, Robert H. 172 Brown, Sandra K. 63, 185 Brown, Wanda J. 136 Brown, William H. 78, 79, 155 d, Doris G. 185 Boggs, Nancy B. 172 Bolton, William E., lll 155 Boone, Mack, Jr. 172 Boone, Russell W. NP Boone, Walker E. NP Boot h, Carolyn S. 185 Boudman, William J. 55, 106, 135 Brozuski, Charles P. 185 Bruce, Martha R. 48, 62, 154, 156 Bruce, William T. 43, 156 Bryant. Edwin P. 185 Bryson, Philip M. NP Buchanan, Cheryl L. 63, 78, 80, 172 Buckner, Arnold G., Jr. 185 Bowen, John L. NP Bowling, Gordon K. 70, 135 Bowman, F. Jeanne NP Bowman, Richard A. 185 Buckner, Dinah W. NP Buckner, Frances L. NP Buckner, James A. 53, 76, 185 Buckner, Sandra G. NP Boyd, Ann M. NP Boyd, Betty J. 53, 185 Boyd, Cynthia E. 52, 53, 185 Boyd, Lester C. NP Boyd, Marsha W. NP ston, Janice A.75,81,155 Boykin, Charles H., Jr. 135 Bradley, Boyce R. NP Bradley, Robert L. 48, 71, 155 Bradley, Ronald E. 135 Bradmon, William G. 78, 82, 185 Bradsher, Susan E. 185 Brady, Robert J. 185 Brake, Jerry R. NP Bramlett, Timothy A. 185 Brandon, Thomas M. 172 Brannan, Victoria G. 48, 155 Brassell, Virginia H. 75, 155 Bray, Catherine C. 129, 172 Brazeal, Shirley J. 52, 155 Breedlove, Susan A. NP Bridgers, Judy G. NP Bridgers, Mary V. NP Bridges, George H. 135 Briggs, Clarence W. NP Briggs, Debbie M. NP Briggs, Harry F. NP Briggs, Jane S. 185 Buddin, Glenn D. 78, 79, 82, 156 Bullard, George W., Jr. 185 Bullard, June R. 38, 156 Bumgardner, Gaither R. 76, 82, 185 Bunn, David B. 39, 59, 154, 156 Bunn, John M. 185 Burch, Michael E. 156 Burgess, Judith M. 66, 156 Burgin, Sam L. 156 Burleson, Billy R. 172 Burleson, Martha L. 78, 172 Burnett, Virginia L. 172 Burnette, Marvin B. 53, 156 Burrell, Evelyn L. 185 Burrows, William F. NP Bush, Pamela L. 186 Bussey, Suzanne 61, 81, 156 Butler, Marian Ceclia 40, 136 Byerly, Thomas M. 53, 136 Byler, Cynthia J. 41, 42, 172 Byrd, Kathy S. 172 C Cable, Susan G. 156 Cagle, Carol J. 172 Caldwell, Charles G. 41, 172 Caldwell, Eugenia K. 62, 136 Caldwell, Kay Frances 172 Caldwell, Lionel R., Jr. 55, 125, 172 Caldwell, Marion E. 156 Campbell, John H. 156 Campbell, Larry D. 157 Campfield, Linda A. 52, 186 Cannon, Sandra K. 75, 136 Cansler, Catherine Ann 172 Cantrell, Ann R. 45, 81, 136, 150 Capps, Dianne M. 66, 157 Carpenter, Elvira A. NP Carpenter, Jo E. 136 Carpenter, John S., Jr. 39, 58, 136 Carpenter, Myra Ruth 172 Carpenter, Ronald H. 136 Carroll, James E. 43, 136 Carroll, Jerry R. 39, 157 Carter, Charles D. 157 Carter, Mary G. 186 Carter, Sandra K. 48, 157 Carver, Tony F. 172 Cash, Judy L. 52, 157 Cassels, John T. 61, 76, 81, 157 Castelloe, Edward M. 106, 109, 12 Cathey, Brenda B. NP Cathey, Donna J. 103, 186 Cathey, Katy L. 48, 62, 134, 136 Cauble, Bruce G. 186 Cauble, Jean M. NP Cauoill, Stuart M. 157 Cavalaris, Harry T. 49, 68, 136 Cecchine, Joseph R. 76, 186 Cely, Mary 123, 186 Chaisiri, Pnda 49, 186 Chalker, Ronald C. 76, 172 Chandler, Carol A. 186 Chang, Charles H. 47, 49, 136 Chang, David H. 47, 49, 136 Chapman, Tommy T. 106 Chappell, Robert K. 172 Cheek, Gilmer L., Jr. 64, 157 Cheek, Wilma H. NP Chenman, Robert E. 64, 186 Cherry, David B. 172 Childers, John T. 69, 186 Childers, Leslie H. 68, 137 Childers, Nancy C. 157 Childers, Terry D. 137 Chiles, Bonnie H. 62, 76 Chiles, David W. 79 Chiles, Donald S. 137 Christmas, William E. 75, 81, 173 Clark, Larry V. 49, 54, 55, 106, 109 Clark, Philip 0.64 Collis, Nancy Magel 61, 123,184,186 Combs, Walter E. 186 Comer, Rebecca A. 157 Compton, Deborah F. 66, 76, 173 Conard, Kenneth W. 157 Connell, Wanda J. 186 Cook, Leslie A. 40, 42, 173 Cooper, Nancy C. 48, 157 Cooper, Phyllis A. 47, 66, 157 Costner, David L. 54, 55, 120, 173 Costner, Dianne L. 48, 51, 52, 59, 157 Coston, Sandra C. 39, 173 Cothran, Anne F. NP Cousart, John C. 106, 186 Coward, David P. 186 Cox, Francis W., Jr. 157 Cox, Jane H. 186 Cox, Ronald E. 48, 68, 173 Cox, Willie G., Jr. 39, 138 Crabtree, Sara A. 48, 173 Crain, Martha A. 157 Crawford, James H., Jr. 69, 186 Cree, Cynthia J. 173 Crenshaw, Clyde A. 186 Cress, David H. 30, 186 Crisp, Patricia S. 186 Crowe, Phillip E. 173 Culbreth, Patricia A. 186 Culler, Pamela G. 41, 75, 157 Culpepper, Wayne F. 186 Culver, Rachel E. 173 Cummings, Brenda E. 48, 157 D Dale, Gary D. 64, 186 Dale, Paul M. 173 Dalton, Michael A. 186 Damico, Nora A. 55, 76, 173 Daniel, John N., Jr. 157 Donnell, Margaret l. NP Douglas, David F. 55, 69, 120, 187 Douglass, Hazel E. 41, 48, 138 Dowdle, Mavis A. 38, 123,129,158 Dowdy, Dowis, Melvin B. 158 Edith F. 174 Downey, Carolyn S. 60, 174 Downs, Dozier, Drake, Fernando G., Jr. 49, 174 Danny NP William R. 68, 158 Draughon, John G., Jr. 55, 70, 120, 187 Dubois, Herbert S. NP Dubois, Michael B. NP Duck, Linda J. 174 Duck, Sandra L. 47, 139 Duckett, Ruth E. 66, 174 Dudley, Frederick E., Jr. 106, 109 Dukes, Joanne 187 Duncan, Sandra F. 48, 174 Dunivan, Mary Pape NP Dunn, Jean A. 41, 43, 59, 66, 76, 81, 129 158 Durant, Charles B. 40, 78, 81, 82, 139 Durham, Toni C. NP Dyar, William L. 49, 55, 61, 106, 109 Dye, Patsy L. 52, 158 E Early, Paul D., Jr. 57, 68, 139, 149 Eddleman, Virginia C. 48, 62, 88, 93, 139 Edwards, Bergin W. NP Edwards, David Warren 125, 139 Edwards, Mary E. 139 Edwards, Phyllis P. 76, 78, 81, 139 Efird, David S. NP Eib, David S. NP Elam, Janis L. 58, 62, 70, 78, 89, 139 152 Eller, Earl T. 125, 158 Daniels, Cynthia N. 173 Daniels, Jesse M. 54, 55, 12 Davis, Charles B. 82 Davis Clarence R. 173 Davis Janis A. 186 Davis, Jerry R. 157 Davis Madelyn S. 47, 66, 138 Davis Marcy C. 186 Davis Patricia A. 39, 157 Robert S. 56, 58, 59, 68, 138 Davis Patsy K. 53, 173 Davis Ray NP Davis Davis Sara F. 157 Davis Sue A. 186 Davis, Thomas E. 173 Clayton, Charles L. 112 Clayton, James E. 157 Clayton, Martha J. 186 Clyde, Ruth A. 137 Clements, Nancy A. 48, 52, 137 Clontz, Martha J. NP Coates, Jerry W. 186 Coates, Nancy B. 39, 43, 157 Coates, Thomas E. NP Cochran, Benjamin T. 186 Cochran, Rebecca A. 66, 173 Coffee, Johnny S. 69, 186 Cogdill, Michael Glenn 59, 186 Coggins, William T. 173 Cole, Cilla B.41,52,137 Cole, Loren F., Jr. 173 Cole, Rex NP Cole, Thomas G. 157 Collier, Wayne E. NP Collins, Robert W. 137 Dawson, Kenneth C. 157 Day, Charles W. 157 Day, Fred N., IV 43, 138 Deal, Delores M. 66, 78, 173 Decker, Hilda J. 138 Deese, Barbara J. NP Degolyer, Henry A., Jr. NP Dellinger, Blair 5.53, 76, 186 Deweese, Larry B. NP Deyton, Linda J. 174 Deyton, Ronnie E. NP Dibert, Charan M. 43, 52, 55, 138, 153 Dickson, Myra A. 40, 76, 157 Dillingham, Myra S. 75, 78, 187 Dillingham, Richard S. NP Dinapoli, Anthony R. 78, 79, 82, 174 Dixon, Cynthia A. 76, 81, 158 Dolan, Donald R. 138 Dolinger, Thomas L. 64, 174 Eller, James N. 59, 134, 139 Ellington, John T. 158 Ellis, Lake E., Jr. 69, 187 Ellis, Thomas R. 55, 106, 109, 174 Ellmore, Theodore L. 60, 61, 174 Ellmore, Timothy K. 60 Engebretson, David L. 174 English, Martha E. 158 English, Ruby R. 139 Ensley, George E. NP Ervine, William H., Jr. 158 Eskridge, William M. NP Eubanks, Diane E.41,52,53,56,58,158 Evans, Robert B., Jr. 41, 53, 139 Everhart, Carlisa A. 187 Ewing, William M.174 F Fagan, Mary B. 187 Fain, Sherry L. 63, 174 Fain, Sybil M. 41, 139 Farkas, Alexander 112, 114 Farkas, Stephen 158 Farkas, Susan NP Farmer, Charles P. 71, 158 Farrell, .loan C.123,129,139 Farrow, Betty L. 52, 53, 158 Felkel, Cassandra A. 174 Fender, Dixie NP Fentress, Mary A. 40, 66, 75, 175 Finkbeiner, Ervin M. 175 Finnegan, Maureen A. 40 Fisher, David Blair NP 207 Gabe, Charlene Frances 175 Fisher, Fisher, , Tommy E. NP Fisher, Fisher Kathryn 40, 129, 158 Marilyn K. NP Truman A. 159 Fletcher, Samuel K. NP Flippin, Russell J., Jr. 57, 58, 82, 139, 153 Floyd, Cynthia R. 175 Floyd, Forrest R. 175 Floyd, Ruby J. NP Floyd, William D. 22, 53, 159 Fore, Ralph E. NP Forrest, Lee C. 38, 139 Forsythe, Leonard J. 187 Fortenberry, Marie E. 41, 43, 66, Foster, Dan M. 69, 187 Foster, David M. 75, 175 Foster, Diane E. 40, 62, 175 Foster, James B. 175 Foster, John W., Jr. 57, 75, 159 Foster, Mary B. 66, 75, 170, 175 Foster, Thomas L. 69, 175 Fountain, Marcia C. 53, 76, 187 Fowler, Barbara A. 175 Fowler, Marian Y. 187 Fox, Elizabeth S. 55, 187 Fox, Roger W. 64, 159 Frank, Ronald 187 Freck, Marlene 175 Frederick, Joyce'NP Frederick, Robert J., ll 64, 175 Freeman, Otis J. 175 Freeman, Vicki L. 66, 187 Friedell, Myrtle A. 63, 187 Frink, Gary W. 187 59, 68, 75, 159 Fulbright, Sylvia J. 114, 139, 148, 153 Fullam, Marilyn T. 187 Fuller, Dorothy E. NP Fuller, Sue E. 159 Funderburk, David E. 78, 79, 159 G Gahagan, Monnie Gayle 139 Gaines, Jack A., Jr. 38, 175 Gainey, Carl E. 82, 175 Galloway, Gary A. 187 Gardner, Annie L. NP Gardner, John G. 175 Gardner, Linda M. NP Gardner, Thomas E. 159 Gardner, William E., Jr. 75, 82, 1 Garland, Joyce W. 66, 175 Garris, Gene A. 139 Garrison, Benjamin M. NP Garrison, Lanny B. NP Garrison, Richard G. NP Garrison, Rose M. NP Garrison, Thomas M. 75, 79, 82, Garvey, Jean 48, 187 Gaskin, Richard A. 51, 140, 150 Gault, Gerald 0.55, 106,159 Gay, Marcia L. 48, 63, 175 Gelber, David A. 70, 187 George, Kathleen T. 187 Gibbs, Thomas W. 64, 175 Gilbert, Susan D. 187 Giles, Dorothy L. NP Gillis, Linda G. 48, 140 Gillispie, David L. NP Gillispie, Margaret J. 78, 187 Gillispie, Mike Z. 69, 188 Gilman, Eva R. 123, 129, 140 208 59 175 Gilreath, Donald R. 42, 159 Ginn, Patricia A. 175 Glass, John S., lll 71, 175 Glass, Ronald N. 76, 81, 188 Goble, Kindall R. 75, 82, 175 Goff, Janet D. 78, 140 Goforth, Ann B. 48, 140 Goforth, Linda A. 159 Goodman, Marshall J., Jr. 175 Goodrum, Lloyd S., Jr. NP Goodrum, Monroe H. 188 Goodwin, James L. 112,114, 188 Goodwin, Sharon R. 75, 81, 140 Gordon, Michael R. 188 Gore, Sylvia R. 140 Gosnell, Rodney W. 175 Graham, Matthew S. 69, 188 Graves, Malcolm G. 41, 175 Gray, Cathy A. 75, 128, 175 Gray, Kermit L. 53, 159 Greathouse, James A. 175 Green, Charles L. 175 Green, Clara L. 40, 76, 175 Greene, Geraldine 140 Greene, Gladys S. 63, 175 Greene, Julia A. 39, 53, 140 Greene, Kathryn E. 52, 53, 188 Gregg, Patricia E. 175 Gregory, Robert Harvey 175 Gresham, Frank M. 188 Griffin, Dolores l. 175 Griffin, Edwin L., Jr. 57, 68, 176 Griffin, James F. NP Griffith, Elizabeth A. 176 Hart, David K. 159 Hartgrove, Bruce N. 76, 81, 88 Hartsell, Margaret L. 159 Hartzoge, Conrad S. 69, 176 Hawk, Joseph H. NP Hawk, Susan M. NP Hawkins, Beverly C. 47, 62, 136, 153 Hawkins, Charles A. 54, 188 Hawkins, David O. 188 Hawkins, Madeline J. 123, 129, 159 Hawkins, Ralph W. 39, 159 Hayes, Daniel E. NP Hayes, James H. 75, 188 Haynes, Robert M, 159 Hazelrigg, Howard D. NP Head, Kenneth L. 68 Healy, James S. 176 Hearn, Ida E. 42, 59, 160 Hearn, Lillian E. 188 Hedgepath, E. Daniel 123 Hefner, Leonard D. 176 Helms, Milton H. 188 Helms, Sue E. NP Henderson, Carolyn A. 53, 140 Henderson, Constance A. 188 Henderson, Douglas C. NP Henderson, Richard D. 176 Henderson, William C. 47, 140 Henderson, William T., Ill 160 Hendricks, Ralph M. 106, 160 Griggs Groce, Groce, , Boyce P., Jr. 188 Brenda W. 148 Michael V. 140 Gruits, Winifred B. 188 Guerry, Arthur L. NP Gurley, Rebecca D. 140 Guthrie, Percy L., Jr. 188 Gwaltney, Sandra L. 53, 176 H Haerle, Jane S. 140 Hagan, Mary E. 159 Haigh, Kitty Jo 47, 62, 140 Hailey, Robert D. 48, 188 Hall, Carolyn L. NP Hall, Doris L. 128, 159 Hall, Marlene A. 75, 159 Hall, Steven R. 188 Hall, William M.159 Hamby, Ronald L. 69, 188 Hammett, Jane P. 159 Hamrick, Jane P. NP Hamrick, John R. 39, 42, 53, 159 Hancock, Joseph G., Jr. 188 Hancock, Richard D. NP Hankins, William A. 159 Hanson, Robert W. 188 Hanzas, Efstratia 140 Harden, Margaret L. 43, 62, 63, 140 Harding, John C. 159 Harkey, Ann R. 188 Harrell, Betty A. 159 Harrell, William C. 64, 140 Ha rri n, Harris, Harris, Alice I. 52, 59, 176 Elaine Marie 140 Eleanor J. 188 Hendrix, Ronald M. 106, 160 Hendry, Candance M. 188 Henley, Betty K. NP Henley, Robert P. 176 Henry, Gary B. 140 Henry, Randall G. 78, 79,83 Henry, Thetis I. 41 Hensley, Karen A. 141 Hensley, Norval E. 160 Hensley, Susan E. 76, 188 Henson, Judy E. 141 Herman, Cyril R. 176 Hester, Charles R. 176 Hicks, Kenneth R. NP Hicks, Linda D. NP Hicks, Paul D. 188 Higgins, Michael V. 53, 176 Higgins, Reeca 8.61, 176 Hill, Marshall A. 176 Hill, Garland, Ill 176 Hinshaw, Charles A. 188 Hinson, Philip S. NP Hipps, Clyde G. 188 Hipps, Ray A. NP Hirschberg, Judy F. 62, 170, 176 Hodge, Pat 39, 141 Hodges, Kathay M. 188 Hoffman, Jeanne T. NP Hoffmeyer, M. Edward NP Hoke, Leeta A. 188 Holbrook, Richard M. 64, 112, 114, 141 Holbrook, Sandra K. 188 Holcombe, Harold D. NP Holcombe, Jean A. 189 Holden, Marsha E. NP Holland, Betty J. 76, 81, 16 Hollifield, Brenda S. 66, 160 Hollifield, Geraldine 160 Holman, James R. NP Honeycutt, Myra S. 189 Harris, James B. NP Harris, Judy Carolyn NP Harris, Mary C. 48, 52, 188 Harrison, Nancy C. 81, 159 Hooker, Hoover, Hoover, Horton, James L. 120, 160 Ben E. 123, 176 Michael L. 112, 114,189 Ellen L. 43, 160 Horton, Patricia A. 60, 123, 128, Horton, Sheila C. 189 Horton, Ward B., Jr. 69, 71, 160 Hough, Beverly N. NP Houghton, Linda J. 176 Houghton, Martha R. 189 Houston, Paul L. 141 Howard, Georgia K. 62, 67, 141 Howard, Ronald L. 55, 106, 141 Howard, Tina V. NP Howell, Linda M. 176 Hoy, Douglas R. 64, 176 Hoyle, Myra M. 141 Huang, Grace H. 49, 141 Huff, Glenna M. 52, 160 Huff, Joseph C. 69, 189 Huggins, Joanna R. 189 Hughes, Sharon L. 160 Mason Hullett, Thomas W. 53, 189 Huls, Larry A. 142 Huneycutt, Shirley A. 48, 62, 176 Hunt, N. Maria 61, 62, 88, 94, 176 Hunt, Wayne P. 58, 75, 82, 160 Hunter, Joann D. 189 Hunter, Judith G. 52, 53, 189 Hunter, Vienna M. NP Hunter, Wilma J. 66, 189 Huskey, Wanda M. 176 Husni, Judy S. NP Hutchins, John H., Ill 189 Hutchinson, Richard B. 189 Hutto, Gloria K. 176 Hylemon, Larry V. NP Hylemon, Lavonne M. NP Hysong, Sarah E. NP lngle, Rose Mary 76, 81, 160 lngold, Lawerence E. 189 Irvin, Eugene J. 176 Ivey, Reba T. 176 J Jackson, Imogene T. 48, 189 Jackson, Rose D. 161 Jackson, William M.47, 142 Jackson, Wilma S. 75, 81, 161 Jamerson, Freida C. 129, 161 James, Samuel R. 58, 68, 176 Jamison, Frank N. NP Jarvis, Beverly J. NP Jarvis, Delora D. NP Jarvis, Jimmy R. 161 Jarvis, John 0. NP Jarvis, Patricia J. 40, 76, 176 180,189 129, 130. Jenkins, Jerry M. 38, 142 Jenkins, Rebecca 161 Jenkins, Robert C. 189 Johnson, Britta A. 189 Johnson Ronald D. 161 Johnson, Sandra H. NP Johnson, William A. 189 Johnson, William M. 189 Johnson, William Martin 53, 76, 142 Johnston, Joseph C. 142 Johnston, Larry D. 176 Johnstone, James H., lll 189 Jones, David L. 142, 151 Jones, Deborah 63, 189 Jones, Donald W. 54, 189 Jones, Frank W., Jr. 161 Jones, Ginger C. 161 Jones John H. 189 Jones, Judith S. 176 Jones Jones Karen L. 39, 52, 142 Marilyn A. 161 Joyner, Michael M. 75, 82, 142 Judkins, Henry N., Jr. 47, 60, 142 Justice, John S. 189 Justice, Judith A. 41, 47, 52, 53, 142 Juthapan, Pramot 49, 189 K Karriker, Patricia C. 52 Keefer, David H. 176 Keith, David J. 142 Keith, Janet S. 142 Lawing, Linda G. 40, 62, 177 Lawler, Sidney A., Ill 54, 190 Lawson, S. Lynette 75, 177 Lawton, Mary B.61.66,67,177 Lazenby, Patricia A. 48, 177 Leake, Robert J. NP Ledford, Peggy Y. 143 Lee, Brenda A. 162 Lehrer, Timothy A. NP Leich, Joan E. 162 Leonhardt, Lois E. 177 Lester, Janet P. 58, 61, 67, 190 Lester, Paula K. 190 Letterman, Alma F. 190 Letterman, Patricia 48, 177 Lewis, Robert J., Jr. NP Lewis, William E. 190 Lewis, William S., Jr. 39, 162 78, 82. Keller, Beverly R. 49, 123,129,161 Keller, Mary E. 189 Kelley, Ralph W. 176 Kelley, Roberta L. 76, 176 Kendall, Konette E.76,128, 189 Kennedy, Larry G. 189 Kenney, William J. 112 Kenny, Theresa L. 41, 75, 176 Kerce, John M. 189 Keyes, Leslie E., Jr. 64, 143 Kilgore, William M. 68, 176 Killian, Kathryn R. 189 Killough, Sandra G. 161 Kimball, Harold F. 161 Kimball, Linda M. 40, 76, 81, 161 Kincaid, Ben H., Jr. 189 King, Stephen C. 68, 176 King, Terry D.64,177 Kinsland, Carolyn A. 48, 143 Kirby, Ann G. 48, 143 Kirby, Clarence A., Ill 75, 81, 143 Kirby, Michael R. 53, 55, 161 Kirby, Vicki S. 76, 194 Kirk, C. Margaret 49, 53, 177 Kirk, Hal Wade 68,81,177 Kirkley, James M. NP Kirksey, Carol A. NP Kiser, Sandra D. 40, 161 Kitchin, Trudy G. 66, 177 Knight, Margaret 52, 59, 177 Koch, Judy A. 177 Kornegay, Denise A. 41, 42, 177 Kozma, John J. 55, 106 Kugley, Helen J. 177 Kyker, James E. 106, 109, 189 L Lackey, Glenda S. NP Lamb, Johnnie G. 58, 69, 184, 189 Lambert, Karen L. 143 Lampley, Robert H., Jr. 189 Lancaster, Ann R. 47, 66, 67, 143, 149 Land, Gary E. 162 Landrum, Kathleen 190 Lane, Allen W. 51, 58, 60, 61, 69, 75, 82, 162 Lane, Howard D. 38, 55, 177 Lane, Linda L. 61, 76, 190 Laney, Reid W. 38, 42, 177 Liles, Lowell F., Jr. 55, 112, 114, 162 Linder, Mary R. NP Lingafelt, Wanda L. 162 Lipsey, Patricia L. NP Little, James M., Ill 143 Locklair, Danny S. 76, 81, 190 Long, Carol A. 190 Long, Donna F. 102, 128, 190 Long, Lou A. 52, 190 Long, Rachel W. 190 Long, Reade R. 177 Lonon, Marilyn J. 177 Love, George E. 190 Love, Malinda L. 178, 190 Loveland, David S., Ill 68, 162 Lowder, Clara L. 123, 129, 177 Lowe, NancyJ.53, 141,143 Lunsford, Dannie G. 58, 162 Lunsford, Sarah W. 38, 162 Lyday, Susan Y. 40 Lynch, Cynthia D. 162 Lytle, Phyllis M. NP M Mace, Glenn F., Jr. NP Magann, Linda M.38,66,128,162 Magee Mahon Maley, Mann, Mann, Mann, Marsh, Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin ,Ralph A., Jr. 143 ,Phyllis D. 48, 162 Paula A. 190 Ernest K., Jr. 143 Martha R. 190 Pete M. 163 James P., Jr. 190 ,Algie F., Jr. 178 ,Carol A. 178 ,Catherine E. 47, 58,66 ,Dennis K.178 ,Frank W., Jr. 163 ,143,151 Martin, Glenda C. 76, 190 Martin, James H.,lll49,69,163 Martin, John T. 48, 178 ,Diane Y. 129,143 Matheny, Paul E., Jr. 53, 163 Mathias, Waller T. 38 Matragoon, Nikom 49, 190 Mayo, Francis B. 48, 60, 143, 152 Mayo, Nancy L. 52, 163 McCall, Frederic H. 78, 79, 82, 178 Laney, Virginia M.40,162 Laney, William J. 83, 162 Lantz, Alma W. 177 Lau, Winston W. NP Laughter, Wayne F. 55, 106, 143 Lawing, Gary W. 106, 19 McCall, Vrenda C. 178 McCaskill, Donald E. 53, 106, 190 McClure, Betty A. 190 McCollum, Robert W. NP McCoy, Helen G. 40, 163 McCrary, Janice E. 62, 163 McCraw, Barry G. NP McCroskey, Patricia L. 61, 75, 178 McCurry, Danny F. 178 McCurry, Susan Myers 190 McDonald, James R. 190 McDuffie, Jeanie E. 52, 190 McFee, David F. 54, 55, 106, 191 McGirt, Robert M. 178 McGuire, Leslie B. 68, 178 McGuirt, Suzanne 76, 191 Mclntosh David R. NP Mclntosh, John T. 64, 125, 143 Mclntosh, Peggy A. 163 Mclntosh, Reece L., Jr. NP Mclntyre, James D. 64, 163 Mclntyre, Ronald R. NP McKinney, Allen G. 178 McKinney, Carolyn L. 178 McLean, David K. 191 McLennan, Kathryn M. 143 McLeod, Frances A. 55, 178 McManus, Robert U., Jr. 64, 143 McNeil, Patricia L. 76, 178 McNeil, William R. 79, 178 McNeill, Norma C. 191 McPherson, Malcolm F. 191 Meadows, Judith A. 143 Miller, Barbara S. 51, 58, 170, 178 Melton, Merrell, Merrill, Merrill, Messer, Metcalf, Metcalf Laura F. 191 Thomas W. 59, 178 George R. NP Patsy S. 191 Doris M. 178 Fred C. NP Randall D. 191 Metcalf, Richard L. 191 Metcalf, Michie, Theresa G. 39 Raymond M., Jr. 45, 163 Middaugh, Douglas P. NP Miffl in, James D. 69, 191 Miller, Cynthia L. 38, 178 Miller, Eddie L.112,114,191 Miller, Frederick L. NP Miller, l rma C. 163 Miller, Kathy S. 94, 191 Miller, Rebecca L. 191 Mills, Martha E. 191 Mills, Michael B. 68, 78, 179 Milner, Terry K. 106, 179 Miracle, Charles E. 58, 143 Miracle, Michael E. 69, 163 Miracle, Patricia M. 163 Mock, Stanley O. 120, 144 Mock, Wiley M. 179 Murray, Pamela B. 95, 179 Murray, Wallace K. 48, 163 Myers, Charles C. 144 Myers, Judith A. 191 N Nichols, Kristalena 52, 78, 191 Nickels, Judith C. 191 Nix, Thomas F. 54, 106, 163 Norman, Susan L. 191 Norris, Andrew L., Jr. 144 Norton, Michael K. 179 0 Oakley, Mary C. 62, 179 Ochsenreiter, Eugene C., lll 191 Odonnell, James A. 78, 191 Oliver, Alice V. 49, 53, 81, 179 Oliver, Henrietta A. 75, 191 Overton, Keith W. 191 Owen, Harold E. 55, 106, 144 Oxendine, Leland D. 78, 143, 164 P Painter, Betty J. 43,1179 Pait, Judy C. 61, 191 Palmer, Thomas E. 106, 191 Parham, Philip P. 179 Parker, Connie L. 76 Pittman, Roger L. NP Pitts, Linda F. NP Plemmons, Betty L. NP Plemmons, Ronald L. 191 Plemmons, Sandra L. 191 Plumblee, Gordon W. 38, 164 Pollard, William B., Ill NP Pollock, Mary S. 48, 164 Pons, William F., Jr. 78, 79, 179 Poston, George H. 112 Potts, James R. 191 Powell, Danny W. 164 Powell, Frances C. NP Powell, George E. 164 Powell, Nancy L. 40, 75, 81, 179 Parker, John C. 55, 179 Parker, John W. 65, 179 Parker, Patricia K. 144 Parker, Samuel R. 69, 71, 112, 114, 179 Parker, Terry C. 58, 69, 164 Parleir, Wayne B. 164 Parrott, Wilbur L., lll 41, 53, 59, 179 Parsekian, Rose V. 123, 129, 164 Powell, Patricia A. 144 Powers, Trudy M. 76, 191 Pressley, Elizabeth A. 191 Pressley, Lynne B. 185 Pressley, Michael H. 164 Price, Gale D. 179 Price, Julia C. 55, 76, 78, 144 Price, Selma E. 164 Price, Walter S., Ill 179 Priester, James R., Jr. 69, 179 Pritchard, Mary E. NP Proffitt, Charles R. 144 Proffitt, Patricia C. 179 Prunetti, Anthony F. 192 Pryor, A. Jane NP Pulliam, Ronald L. 69, 78, 180 Purser, Tommie E. 55, 106, 109, 192 Putnam, Jacquelyn A. 76, 81, 144 Cl Quesenberry, William M., Jr. 192 Quiett, Harry V. 192 Moody, Joseph L. 163 Moody, Kenneth A. 191 Moody, Larry R. 78, 191 Moon, Cheryl 62, 76, 134, 144 Moon, Henry T. 144 Moore, Jerald A. 55, 64, 112, 114, 144 Moore, Larry D. 179 Moore, Stephen D. 179 Morgan, Wanda J. 43, 52, 163 Morris, Donald G. 68, 163 Morris, Martha S. 40, 47, 57, 89, 144, 152 Morrison, Linda L. 47, 52, 61, 163 Morrow, Nancy O. 191 Morrow, Revonda G. 66, 191 Moss, Tommy F. 106, 109, 179 Motley, Sandra L. 191 Moyer, Budd C. NP Mull, Wayne A. 178 Mullis, Francis L. 60, 179 Murphey, Lester l. 163 210 Patrick, Don S. 54, 164 Payne, Christine L. 76, 179 Peach, Donald E. 78, 79, 81, 179 Peacock, Kenneth E. 59, 179 Peebles, C. Ann 62, 78, 144 Peeler, Stephen H. 71, 164 Pegg, Emma J. 48, 179 Pegg, Robert M. 39, 106, 109 Pegg, William F., Jr. 191 Peigler, Robert J., Jr. 144 Pendergraft, Claude D. 164 Pendry, Cheryl G. 41, 43, 164 Peninger, Paul E. 78 Penland, Michael E. 179 Penley, Charles K. 47, 164 Peppers, Linda K. 41, 47, 66, 144 Perchinski, Bernhard H. 106, 191 Perry, William E., Jr. 144 Person, Martha B. 179 Peters, Janet K. 191 Peterson, Robert L. 69, 112, 114, 191 Phillips, Charles B. 106, 109, 179 Rabb, C. Rebecca 76, 81, 164 Raby, Cynthia J. 164 Radcliff, Kathleen H. NP Radford, Earlene L. 38, 43, 180 Ramsey, Boyce 180 Ramsey, Donnie L. NP Ramsey Harry L. NP Ramsey: Jack S. 192 Ramsey, Jo N. 180 Ramsey, Randlem Susan J. 76, 192 an, Robert K. 192 Rannie, Thomas A. 164 Rawlinson, Joanne 53, 144 Phillips, Gary C. NP Phillips, Judy F.164 Phillips, Nancy C. 40, 41, 55, 179 Phillips, Robert L. 53, 164 Phillips, Ronald W. 179 Phillips, William M.76,82,120,164 Pickett, Sidney R. 179 Pigate, Van A. 53, 59, 144 Pike, Charles W. 164 Pinkston, Paul G., Ill 191 Pipkin, Jane M. 48, 164 Pittman, Brenda K. 128, 191 Ray, Danny K. 192 Ray, Jacqueline M. NP Rayford, Maxie A. 39, 66, 67, 144, 148 Reavis, Patricia A. 180 Rector, Mary R. 75, 164 Redmon, David C. 192 Reece, Thomas C. 59, 70, 78, 192 Reed, Carroll A. 56, 58, 69, 75, 125 145 151 Reed, Darryl M. 75, 78, 79, 81, 180 Reed, Joel F. 40, 58, 75, 81, 83, 125 145 152 Reed, Ronald R. NP Reeves, Rudy C. 112, 114 Renigar, Leslie O., Jr. 164 Rentz, Dorothy E. 123, 180 Reynolds, Charles D. 180 Reynolds, Gary D. 164 Reynolds, James L. 164 Rhodes, Patricia E. 192 Rice, Bobby 164 Rice, Frances M. 48, 52, 59. 164 Rice, Kathryn P. NP Rice, M ichael B. 59, 180 Rice, Ralph T. NP Rich, David D. 54, 64, 192 Richard Richard son, Eugene D. NP son, James B. 51, 55, 145 Richardson, James C. 40, 42, 75, 153 Richey, Deborah E. 52, 192 Rickett, Kenneth L. 53, 192 Riddle, Carole B. 164 Riddle, Margaret L. 192 Riddle, Thelma A. 192 Riddle. Wanda J. 165 Ridenhour, George S., Jr. NP Ridgeway, Ralph R. NP Ridings, Randall K. 78, 180 Roach, Frances M. 192 Roach, Oscar R. 145 Robbins, Brenda K. 145 Robbins, Robbie A. 43, 66, 165 Roberson, Glen N. 180 Roberson, Robert T. 69, 192 Roberts Roberts ,James E. 192 ,James H. 69 Roberts, Mary D. 192 Roberts, Penelope K. 60, 180 Roberts, Scoville C., Jr. 165 Robertson, Julia G. 192 Robinson, Bruce G. 65, 125, 145 Robinson, Eddie R. NP Robinson, Jane H. 192 Robinson, Jerry W. 165 Robinson, Peggy A. 75, 140, 165 Rodgers, Charles L. 165 Roe, Martha A. 123, 129, 165 Rogers, Ernest P. NP Rogers, Jane NP Rohrer, Ralph P. NP Rollins, David M. 65, 165 Roper, Helen F. 41, 165 Roper, Julian D. 69, 192 Row, Leslie H. NP Russell, Hamilton E., Jr. NP Ruth, John W. 78, 180 S 79, 145. Sams, Diane C. 38, 48, 62, 63, 157 Samuels, Scott S. 165 Sanders, Emily C. 180 Sanders, Jack L. 60, 165 Sasser, Nancy G. 43, 78, 180 Saunders, Mary E. 145 Saunders, Roger D. 165 Saunders, Thomas D. NP Scarborough, Patricia 45, 48, 165 Scott, Alvin E. 145 Scott, John W., Jr. 41, 43, 55, Scott, Lester E. 192 165 Sperlin Scruggs, Terrell L. 192 Seagroves, Brenda G. 76, 192. Secondine, Joseph W. 145 Seel, William A. 146 Sellers, Robert N. 192 Sellers, Sandra A. 61, 192 Sellstrom, Stanley R. 47, 166 Sellstrom, Stephen H. 43, 47, 146 Serota, Anne C. 180 Sessoms, Kenneth L. 146 Settle, Johnny N. 76, 166 Sharon, Jeffrey A. 66, 78, 80, 180 Sharp, Sandra M. 192 Sharpe, Gary D. 193 Shatzer, Bernard R., Jr. 106 Sheets, Lloyd A. 193 Shelton, Everette A. 54, 180 Shelton, Thomas E. 193 Shepard, Mary H. 62, 166 Shepherd, Linda A. 48, 166 Sheppard, Linda E. 61, 166 Sherrill, John C. 193 Shetley, William G. NP Shirley, Norma J. NP Shockey, Gary L. 180 Sholar, Paul P., Jr. 78, 82, 193 Shook, Danny W. 55, 106, 109, 120 Shook, Joyce H. 146 Shook, Larry D. NP Shores, David E. 78, 82, 193 Short, Judy A. 52, 76, 193 Silver, Claudia H. NP Silver, Douglas M. 112, 193 Silvers, Sharon L. NP Simcox, Mary E. 146 Simpson, Manning D. NP Sims, James R. 193 Sinclair, Elizabeth D. 193 Sinclair, Judy B. 180 Singleton, Gary G. 193 Slagle, Lloyd W., Jr. 45, 146 Slaughter, Ronald C. 76, 78, 146 Sloan, Samuel H., Jr. 55, 166 Sluder, Joyce B. NP Sluder, Rebecca A. 40, 52, 66, 67, 92, 166 Smathers, Joseph F., Jr. 166 Smith, Barney D. 166 Smith, Betty Joyce 59, 180 Staples, Donald W. 60, 71, 82, 125, 166 Starner, Dianne 78, 180 Steele, Bradley P. 64, 180 Stephens, James F. 55, 106. 109 Stepp, Brenda G. 76, 194 Stevens, Donald L. 180 Stevenson. Paul S. 166 Stevenson, Terry L. 194 Stradley, Anna C. 194 Strickland, Mitchell L. 180 Strickler, Wayne C. 76 Stubbins, Frances M. 40, 63, 75, 167 Sturgis, William G. 59, 69, 75, 180 Styers, Gary W. 181 Styles, Virgil L. 181 Suggs, Donald L. 114, 181 Sutherland, Stuart L. NP Suttenfield, Robert, Ill 78, 79, 167 Sutton, Alex A. 194 Swaim, Michael N. 60, 61, 69, 167, 205 Sweatlock, John W. 55, 120, 181 Swicegood, Rheta K. 53, 147 Swinney, Becky L. 194 Swisher, Darlene A. 52, 53, 194 Swofford, James C. 181 Swofford, Katherine S. 45, 167 Smith Beverly F., Jr. 78, 193 Smith, Brenda G. 62, 166 Smith, David B. 42, 51, 154, 166 Smith, James E. 40, 51, 54, 146, 151 Smith, James M. 146 Smith, John R.106,193 Smith, Kathleen A. 76, 193 Smith, Linda K. 193 Smith, Mary A. 40, 76, 151 Smith, Melba F. 66, 180 Smith, Myra R. 63, 76, 193 Smith, Pat J. NP Thomas G., Jr. 65, 125, 166 Smith. Smith, Vicki D. 52, 166 Sneed, Richard T. 194 Snider, Lonnie T. 180 Snipes, Alfred D. 39, 53, 59, 146 Snipes, Joyce B. 43, 147 Snyder ,Dora Nl. 48, 52, 180 Sorrells, Joyce J. 59, 180 Sowers, Susan E. 76, 194 Sparks, Sparks, Dorothy G. 166 Robert G. 75, 82, 166 Talley, T Cynthia A. 66, 181 Tatham, lris D. 194 Taylor Charles Z., Ill 43, 147 Taylor Eric A. 194 Taylor, Frances Q. 192 Taylor, Judy L. 167 Taylor Lydia R.63,181 Taylor, Martha L. 63, 194 Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Nancy Jo123,194 Rebecca J. 194 Stephen H. 38, 147 Taylor, Steven D. 194 Teague, John B. NP Teague, Jackie Sanford 106, 167 Terry, Edwin L., Jr. 147 Tessore Harriet L. 167 Testino, Anthony R., Jr. 76, 81, 82, 194 Thomas, Gene E. 78, 194 Thomas Lavonda K. 48 Thomas, Nancy F. 194 Thomas, Paul E. NP Thomas, William D., Jr. 75, 83, 147 Thomason, Lee E., Jr. 106, 167 Thomerson, Homer D. NP Thompson, Dorothy J. 39, 147 Thompson, Stuart A. NP Thompson, William R. 39, 65, 147 Tilghman, Catherine B. 39, 43, 147 Tilley, Charles E., Jr. NP Tilson, Clyde W. 194 Spaulding, Nancy J. 61, 180 Spaulding, Sally B. 48, 57, 166 Spells, Kathryn E. 39, 180 Spence, Carolyn J. 41, 52, 166 Tilson Tilson , Margaret J. 147 , Mary A. 167 Tolley, Charles M. 54 Spencer, Linda L. 48, 194 Spencer, Richard A. NP Spencer, Sandra E. 166 g, David w. 180 Spicer, Sara 75, 81, 180 Sprinkle, Charles F. 180 Stalvey, Linda K. 76, 194 Stamey, Eva C. 76, 194 Stancil, John L. 39, 47, 60, 61, 147 Stanely, Deborah K. NP Stanley, Sharon J. 194 Tomilinson, Nelda K. 181 Toms, Lloyd M. 65, 147 Towery, Tim H. 167 Townsend, Clarence V., Jr. 53, 69, 194 Trask, Kim D. 78, 194 Trent, George W., Jr. 65 Triplett, Sheila A. 181 Tmell, Myra L. 66, 147 Truett, Raymond L., Jr. 53, 181 Tucker, Larry W. 181 Tullis, Patricia K. 195 Turner, Cullen B., Jr. 167 , Beverly A. 48, 168 Turner, James R., Jr. 75, 82, 195 Turner, Louis H. 53, 147 Turner Lynda, F. 53, 167 Turner, Michael C. 54, 195 Twilley, Thomas C. 167 Wooten, Sarah J. 76, 168 Tyner, Benson L. NP Tysinger, Hal L. 195 U Underwood, Mary H. 66, 181 Utley, Bobbie 181 V Van Benthuysen, Richard NP Vann, Richard T., Jr. NP Van Proyen, Janet NP Vaughn, Norma L. 48, 51, 66, 167 Venable, Aubrey G., ll 182 Via, William S. 167 Virts, David M. 195 Voss, Gary D. 69, 147 W Wagoner, Suzanne 63, 78, 81, 167 Waldrop, Patricia H. 147 Waldrup, Harry S. 47 Walker, Marsha E. 167 Walker, Robert S. 42, 54, 182 Wall, Robert W., Jr. 120, 195 Wallace, Joshua E. NP Wallace, Sara F. 147 Wallin, Jeffrey J. 167 Walsh, Royce 76, 81, 147 Wamsley, Janet R. 167 Ward, Alice G. 167 Ward, Gary R. 54, 55, 167 Ward, Kenneth C. 147 Ward, Martha A. 40, 76, 182 Ward, Mary J. 195 Ward, Richard E. 147 Ward, Ronald L. 106 Warfford, James F. 55, 106, 148 Warner, Carolyn P. NP Waters, David M. 38, 125, 148 Waters, Delores A. 75, 81, 167 Watkins, Charles A. 148 Watkins, Charles J. ll 75, 82, 195 212 Watson, Charles A. 195 Watson, Robert H. 182 Watts, Michael H. NP Way, John E. 39, 65, 148 Webb, Clark M. 69, 195 Webb, Harold R. NP Webb, Patrick R. 59, 167 Webb, Phyllis D. NP Webb, Ronnie D. 182 Weeks, Susan R. 66, 76, 195 Welch, Paul M. 41, 182 Welch, Richard L. 148 Wells, Dennis C. 106, 182 Wells, James R. 182 West, Ford B. 69, 106, 109, 182 West, George W. lll 167 West, Kathy D. 167 West, Samuel J. 167 Wheless, 149 John R. 38, 58, 65, 134, 148, Whichard, Clifford R. 167 Whisnant, Barbara L. 195 White, Morris L. 58, 76, 195 White, Perry C. 57, 69, 75, 145, 148, 153 White, Robert S. 54, 57, 182 White, Sharon D. 52, 195 Whitehart, Barbara F. 47, 167 Whiteside, Michael S. 195 Whiteside, Sandra J. 167 Whitfield, Frances C. 148 Whitlow, Judy L. 39, 47, 148, 150 Whitson, Patricia L. 195 Whitted, Steven M. NP Wikle, James R. 69, 195 Wilbanks, Larry D. 106, 195 Wild, Donna J. 168 Wilde, Betty L. 182 Wilde, Gary T. 185 Wiles, Sandra G. 168 Wilkerson, Mary S. 168 Wilkes, James C. 40, 59, 78, 79, 168 Wilkins, Walter E. 69, 182 Williams, Daphne M. 52, 57, 78, 182 Williams, Donna L. 66, 182 Williams, Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Dorothy L. 195 Douglas M. 75, 81, 82, 182 Garland B., Jr. 53, 182 Roger R. 40, 75, 83, 182 Sandra F. 40, 195 , Sandra S. 182 Editor's note: Numbers indicate pages on which the individual's picture appears, NP- not pictured. Williams, Sylvia J. 148 Williard, Joseph L. 182 Willis, Sandra K. 52, 195 Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilso Wilso Wilso Wilso , Brenda L. 40, 42, 168 , Edward D. 182 , Elizabeth A. 48, 168 , Harold J. 182 Kenneth NP Linda S. 182 Rona ld O. 168 Tl, Fl, n, Richard W. NP D. Wimberly, Frederick P. 76, 148 Winebrenner, Carlton R. 65, 182 Wise, Betty J. 47, 48, 59, 148 Woerner, Laura M. 43, 52, 168 Woffor d, Brad D., lll 106,182 Wood, Arthur B. 55, 106, 120, 168 Wood, Betty M. NP Wood, Early J., Jr. 168 Wood, Michael B. 55, 120, 168 Woodall, Susan A. 168 Woodruff, Weldon E. 168 Woods, Nan E. 148 Wood Nancy C. 52, 168 Wood Y. y, Shelda M. 182 Worsham, Patricia E. 195 Wright, Helen E. 182 Wright, Mary G. 195 Wright, Paul L. 182 Wyatt, Doris F. NP Wyatt, Morris L. NP Wyatt, Willa Ann P. 148 Ya rbo Yates Y rough, Kenneth L. NP , Kenneth M. 39, 47, 76, 168 Yen, Shing-Ming 182 Young, Clarence E. 60, 152 Young, Elizabeth A. 148 Young, H. Fields, lll69,168 Young, Ingrid C. 195 Young, Young, Young, Young, Young, Yount, Kirk L. NP Lucy A. 182 Roger L. NP Roy V. 148 Sharon L. 67, 195 Thomas E. 148 B- w , lu L . is 1 ,- L n ,S -'U -4. , 4' X 'N . 121 . -.5 xx! - 4' ,gt U! P. .ALT A- . -A 4 W ., 4 -2 ' 3 1 7 551 Lx-Y '11 253, 5 -gg ' n . v . fs . 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