Mars Hill College - Laurel Yearbook (Mars Hill, NC)
- Class of 1970
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Thus, he in- stigated the Community Development Institute and gave Mars Hillians a chance to share themselves through tutoring and working in the community. Eleven years he has given to us, so to him, our man, the Mars Hill man - Dr. Richard Lee Hoffman - we give our dedication. b 'Til l 0 W N 1 M. dz ..x.1 .82 -rwik X-. h A - ,,x'.,x f Q. ' 'T .x'. 1 ? S' 1 h m . ii , P I 4 w v 5 4 -' Y -' ' V'-- f --fm-:-HLJIHL'-4ffQ1flrsQ Lv1t25.r1s1n::,1-.sfgffgjqgjiwi F l 1 ' wif f f 'dxf wy vt'f5 .1-f if-1 W 2, Q .6 .s?v'ff',ga'?Qgii?? 5 ' 1 - i 'H ' , 5 'T' .-1 gff:.1.Lvy,' ' -3- 1 fm A' may 1 rl rv ,. ,gal Msn, 5, oy? 754. ' q , s 161 Q ,ff , f J-1 . r I rig' 4 Q r 'Q . 1,9 4f , ' i56Z9 f'-f'Sii4f'q':'i,: V , A r lg 7 f f gf! V-.rr ' 1 Q M m ' ul? i I V 4 i I I 4 w l Y 1, 1 P H al NY i if I 11 a i i 1 5 5 if r , A .1-.ANZ 34 Y 'WR - R i Q3i??35ME,f?H5Y?E55f'L!r'1f95fWS3'?f?'W5??54??QW,'5f'n'F5?1?-5f-w?Ff'WT .,. 5f. .k ,', f . 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Maria Hunt Homecoming Queen 11 V- i an. 15w:+f I?7 'cTr,,- 1xififiii' KT2315Ei'TZi1w:TQffgwggwi59:1-1g1g7:1L5:5yfZ3g-Ejg X 'J-,M vdgimxggqg,qir731q11:,:5g9g5'55jlg'232,15 ,Q1:-'31-q5gggngg1p5::gj,5g3: - 'rf-1 1 .., -- ff- A3 I ,V V Susan Murray Football Queen L A J ' 2.2.22-EZi.T 'Q-' . ' ..- E., 'rf 'fa M sim Janet Lester Football Team Representative 4 ,ggi Debbie Daniels Junior Class Representative 44 ' -' 'm 'm' f ' 125435152325fgirgsqqgsgggf,-'gigLp'-I15::13Myz-gQ '4 f 'Z .v ...L i A .. .J .. .......... Q... I l -4 3 J? Beth Bennett Sophomore Class Representative P-lu 's 10 an Q il'i,v, i Debbie Hutchison I . 56522 .V Freshman Class Representative e 1 IN 1 1 f gr 1 Y ! . i in fx F U N 1 W Wa fr If if N lj if j Ii yi in L U .iy 1 N I 1 i W1 4, 1 i 1 'Nr 31 w .r , 4 I' m,eLefm,',:i:',, .,1 if,:r.i,,rw351aM1 spmnq fest: al count -'QI Maria Hunt 1970 Spring Festival Queen 46 Janet Lester Maid Of Honor WW W Li fii2Wfi'r,1i 'fffii 'fIfii1r::'i'Pi1i w-inir.fr5cs.fif? W3BW v'f I 15 ,WWW W-- ,,,., ,. -- L. QITII' 'N ' 1 ,...x 1 1 Pam Murray Senior Class Representative I 4 'lu 4 . '1 144' X 4 ,vi al, ' , X 'if Debby Compton Sensor Class Representative Linda Duck Sensor Class Representatuve N- 5 Ili 'Zu f--Y. H ' MMU' -- ''-fnwaiffevlfeyk-u5rf9etJ5?f1 Lhfv'f2Q-lW2,1Kn2kfHL!'a..:1a.i'- li ' 9 :i!'i1'Jff:i:::f- ff 'Y .' 'X' -' A-5,.1'f3,i'5'.ii zu ,' Q ' .. , 'fifsi .iff- Mi'.-N iw: . 114r5 ,'ff'sg45-ai-.f fix 5 . A 9 , -, :L -:JU-mf, x ' nz-2 -. :xt 5. f- Q 9 i-Rv. - -ff,'.f:,wr.Eiif ww i.-15, 1 V' +5 y f 'fr , j aw.: I fwfr -if . -'- 'Z 4- 55 ,- ' 5455.-r 5 ft ,.,1?'t3SE ,r .-3:31 A . ,. I. cf?-A 5:'f,1,,,: Lf Q:!fE3'i35?! 734 i, V ,-- 4, ' J y 'Ht 'ri' Martha Taylor Junior Class Representative Patricia Worsham Junior Class Representative 48 wfmmnwimaiizafwinvniwnwmf i - f' ' 1 5?J'!51?Jm1AirEtl,'h'A3a 4 '1E2'ig?-m5iz52:I!sa7l1i1?!!ti9ii:,iI,:-55,3532fgifq-5,3-'y? 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Eta-,N X- I' a ' 1 3 K- a QV A 2 . ink I .H I I ' - ' .. .., W M H6 . 1 Q 1 .195 ,- if . A f' .' ' , 21' S4 . ':'f11-Q'- 'k'fxa H' . 9 - - , .ii12ssi'31 i'2? ' ' A L N: ,,, , - - fflil? 1 - . .. , - 4' 52 W WS. '?:t'!?:Y3l- 2iYx?2.i'5iE'Y5Y i!9?f3i5YiiviIb'iLi?!fi5Zi'PFS?535' G7W5i2!55'5:S5Y?35W555x: 'E2?6.25''Fi1i!l:?553TFEl?EM'S5f3 12TS'.34ff21'I'h-Qi .'? J' ' ' ' ' A' .' 5 ' ,' Am ,, JQCKS -.,..5L.,.2....,,.,..,M.....,,,,,,mmMmmMa.'q,-wv..f,mf,,,1-3 as 4- 'Aw 'ifh1G2fJ.i!:'fM-':i-'--4' Football Returns Reprieved from the death sentence by loud sup- port from students, alumni, trustees and other fans MHC football made its comeback in 1969 with de- termination backed by a year of planning and recruit- ing and by a seemingly endless supply of enthusi asm. The results fully justified the reprieve. Coach Dal Shealy and his assistant, Harold Taylor, were overwhelmed by a turnout of about 120 candi dates for the team. Their first big task was to ap- praise each man then try to decide where each play- er could best contribute to the squad and to trim the roster to a manageable total of about 80. ln the three weeks before the first game they had to overcome problems created by the year's layoff and to try to mold four score individuals into a team. At first the drills were three times a day, then they tapered to twice and, finally, to one. The fact that most players reported in good physical condition helped. Gradually the squad began rounding into shape. Former junior college All-American Marvin Parrot won the quarterback job, veteran Bernie Perchinski nailed down an outside linebacker's spot and headed up a fast-developing defense. Right cornerback Gary Findley, free safety Gerald Whitley and strong safety Gerald Price started looking good. Parrot began throwing with accuracy and the receivers began running their patterns smoothlyg timing improved and the Lions - the new Lions - took shape for the Sept. 13 opener in Meares Stadium against Glenville State of West Virginia. The Lions drew first blood in the second quarter as Whitley picked off a Glenville pass and romped 35 yards for the score. Another veteran, David McFee, booted the first of many extra pointsg and the players and fans went wild with joy. The visitors proved, however, that experience is importantg and they clawed their way back with two TD's and a field goal to hand the Lion hopes a tem- porary setback, 7-17. The play of the Lions in the opener did give a good hint of things to come. Defensive end Gene Radford recovered two fumbles, and halfback Robert Griffin gained 58 yards in 18 carries. Parrot connected on 9 of 17 passes, four of them to end Danny Phillips. The performance of the new Lions evoked a newspaper comment that they had been beaten on the scoreboard but not in spirit Coach Shealy pre ducted l think we II see a victory from these boys next week His boys made him a prophet They whopped a Catawba JV team loaded with varsity players 28 2 McFee booted field goals or 29 35 and 33 yards and linebacker Strlb Barton intercepted a pass re covered a fumble and made 14 tackles A light drizzle failed to dampen the enthusiasm of Lion fans as they celebrated the team s first victory and Coach Shealy rewarded the players with a light workout the following Monday 1 , ' 1 . , , , . . . I - , , . . 54 vsflfgiltifix- lEWl -R WWI!! '1lifittillldllfiilhl'CWM-ET.':l'f33'-57?3i'ilff3t'f'5 '7 ' f' ' 7' 'f -Y A fi ' Q in ..--- . ' an Q .-gun --v uc? ,,, .um I -kr, Qfv-'vilw' P44 '41 5. T v 11 N if K L EN 7 i Q 'J ' ' Q!!! S!!! - -.1 S!!! Q li 1117 uf uf- ' 'uw i? lF! ' 1-7! 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Still flying high and surprising their critics, the Lions made it 3-1 with a 21 -2 rout of the Appalachian junior varsity in Meares Stadium on Oct. 3, a Friday afternoon contest and a late addition to the schedule. Parrot engineered a 96-yard scoring drive on the second series of downs. Griffin had 55 yards in the drive and capped it with the TD plunge. Price recovered a fumble on the ASU 37 to set up the second score. Walker Hodges guided the team at QB, and halfback Terry Dease covered 22 of the 37 yards. The final score came on a 30-yard run by Finley with an intercepted pass. Thus, the 1969 Lions came to homecoming with a winning record and high hopes against a big, explosive team from Bluefield State. It was a beautiful day for football with a large crowd of alumni back for the day's events. Bluefield scored first but the Lions came right back with a touchdown drive capped by Griffin's TD dive. The Lions defense proved the team's greatest as- set as the two squads battled on even terms. The lcontinued on Page 58l 1 -avg, . -sn' ' 1,5awu':w'4 '-- , 8.4 x' . ,,eA.- J-qv-' -v.- 'I V. --.- -1,-serv 1.4--v ' 57 .Ji ,Milli aug., ,F ,RTX I' U ,dx .Is -.QA -4 .fc-.-, Ku! .3 .', .4 A.: 'N 'yx b-B'-VxAl,,,, 'f. 4. A . 4 ,, l,cx,',.L Y 4 ,Q N X. . t ,S . Q -ll. . , .an- -J-X'f f5'?n 41? , 'f 5's-FN' Q L'.' xfgt-.xtf :wir 'rg -- 1k'T'? , T.. lb-.4 .- at .- ,g...N , ,ht v'ih15fZ t3V .,'i A ':f.X'- ', ' -- . L A -'-'f ... v.f.T::.a..,.g,E,J-.--.5.N... ,.wa, g.,wW U.--V. , , 58 -r um. .. 5 i i , an exciting season blue and gold squad was led by Bill Martin, Joe Hyatt, Fi. L. Lail, Ronnie lVlcDaniels and Tom Purser. In the fourth quarter McFee kicked a 33-yard field goal for the margin of victory, but again the defense had to save the day. Surace made a key play at the Lion 3, hitting a Bluefield runner so hard he fumbled and Williams recovered his second loose ball of the day. A Georgetown fKy.J team which had been averag- ing 347 yards per game total offense and 31 points was held to only 124 yards by the rugged Lion de- fense: but the visitors tacked a TD and field goal on the scoreboard and handed the Lions their second defeat, 0-10, and only shutout. Parrott set a school record with 115 yards rushing, including one 63-yard run on a busted pass play. Despite the fact that Coach Shealy pronounced his offense the sharpest it has been all season just before the game at Newberry fS.C.i on Oct. 25, the Lions suffered their third defeat, 6-14. A fumbled punt and a blocked field goal attempt proved the undoing of the Lions. November rolled around as Gardner-Webb, an old Baptist junior college rival, came to the campus to renew the rivalry. lt was Haywood County Night and 'Parents Night for the parents of Mars Hill players. The Lions offense exploded for 27 points and the defense held firm all the way. The Lions roared to 412 yards total offense and the defense held the Bulldogs to a measley safety. Ftich Harris scored twice on passes from Parrot and Alan McCracken caught a 2-point conversion pass in the fourth quar- ter. McDaniels had 11 tackles and a fumble recovery, and Barton pounced on two fumbles. Dennis Hefner also proved a demon on defense. Enthused over their 5-3 record and eager to make it 7-3, the Lions faced the two final games on the road with optimism. Despite the fact that the West Virginia Tech team average 241 pounds per man - far bigger than the Lions - Shealy's charges played nose-to-nose. McFee broke the scoring ice with a 31-yard field goal in the second periodg then, stymied on the ground the Lions took to the air. Parrot completed 10 of 38 passes for 206 yards and the lone TD. A minute before the half McDaniels recovered a fumble on the Tech 36. Parrot threw for 18 to Harris and for 17 to Dease and the score. Findley ran for 2 points to chalk up the final score, 11-0. The defense intercepted two Tech passes and re- covered three fumbles. Hefner batted down several fcontinuted on Page 613 amqraziiswsswcmrsmv. .iimm -va.'iP:-Jiwimiu, .wwMi225lMiF4lfK3li'2.ti2lll ..Srfi1ffaBliE2iiSTttJxQi:mstefv 3 giaI:23ag,3q1I2f?af:zg--''fff q-llA , ,,,, ,W i , I1 ll I .. 'W + .4 x 1 .. ,.,.J.-. K . x X X I., W-I .. 6 4.5-1- iqrai J-4? 3, f 0 ' 1 4 ' 49 ff? fb-f1!1?f' , 73 J Jr - f M- .64 1' . g A . A . , , ,,, 5 , ' MV, rg , h V - -A... - A -Z-, r, G ' -V ' F 04 45 V ' .wi k ' f. wa -- ' - - ,r- 1 Q w if fa -1 4' ff M f g A 9 +V '.b, ' nun... .- Ho -4 7 I ' Q -. .-.Nw . eq' lf we-L2:ww.-.f N .ff 'Of 4,.' M 4M -' 'r' 'f ' W wk: '9 -su . ...,,,,,,,,Q, I 1 X Y I V N w E 1 K E if 'SQQ .? ' Q if Ji ax l 4 . ,At-N passes, and Williams set a school record with 17 tackles. Zack Pinner, a demon on the line, suffered a broken rib and was out for the season. Now it was 6-3 and the Lions wanted that seventh win at the expense of Hampton-Sydney. H-S took the lead in the second quarter by smoth- ering Parrot in the end zone for a safety. Then in the third quarter Griffin ran 16 yards for a TD. After that, however, the Lion offense never got inside the H-S 35. A short MHC punt in the fourth quarter gave the home team good position and they punched across the winning touchdown with only 1:45 left in the game. Even in defeat Parrot passed the 1,000-yard mark in passing yardage to rank himself third in passing in NAIA District 6 and fourth in total offense. Not surprisingly, the Lion defense grabbed top defensive honors in the district, allowing only 205.6 yards per game. When it was time for the post-season laurels, Ftad- ford was named the Most Valuable Player. Wil- liams and Parrot were cited best on defense and of- fense, and Drew Plemmons was named the best blocker. Soupy Campbell got the special spirit trophyg and Danny Balcome and West shared the Marion Powell Award for displaying most outstanding sportsmanship. Barton had won the tackling honors: and Whitley, Parrot and West were named tri-cap- tains. 61 l l l l . Cheerleaders Hagee Kugley, head cheerleader Susie Murray, Becky Sams, Donna Long, Kathy Smith, Cathy Robinson, the happy Lion, Janet Lester t'SouI Women . . . Whomp 'em up, side the head .. .our mascot- The Entertainer . . . Six vivacious gals supporting their guys through thick and thin ... Give 'em hell, Lions! H -i I if-9.5.4-A W were 1-4. ..,,,. . 7, 1 t't fti2i:n wan ' 'gui 'iff -.. eff,-Zag 62 N41 , I II II I I I I, JI II 1 I IL -+'2 'Y ? fb ' .- N I 'TN 5 I I I I BASKETBALL '69 - '70 W Y 1 i lla, H ,MCM -5 Looking for the best season ever . , . a stronger bench than in 1968-69 . . . missing Rudy Reeves but counting on Capt. Jim Wil- moth, Rodney Johnson, Dick Mazoyer and Eddie Miller . . . 6-6 Mike Smith should be able to help . , . freshman Gary Reeves, also 6-6, will be a tremendous asset to our pro- gram . . . Jim Medford, a reserve counted on to give the Lions a strong bench for the first time . . . Bob Peterson, who missed 68- 69 with a broken hand and mono , is hale and hearty again . . . practice begins earlier than usual . . . the crop of freshmen looks good . . . towering Chris Crowell 16-10l adds hope even though he won't be eligible until second semester . . . the longest, hardest schedule in Lion history begins . . . we're playing defense more as a team . . . ball stealing and the fast break are our secret weapons . . . if we can stay away from injuries that will help. 9 l 141 1 1 1 l , 'J ,-L: ,i 1 l il 1 fy 'E lf, , 4 A V- ig, 1, , D 1 44 2 U'-1,6 l ll l l 1 1. 1 l 1 1 1 il 1 V T 1 The Lions got off to a good start by beating Tusculum 89-67. Wil- moth previewed his season with 19 points. The good start continued as Mil- ligan fell 105-92 in Chambers Gym. Wilmoth and Mazoyer had 25 points apiece, and Bob Peterson chipped in 17 more. King College of Bristol, Va., al- ways tough for the Lions, started the Woodmen on a downward spin with an 86-74 licking. Four quick baskets by Reeves late in the sec- ond quarter gave the Lions a half- time lead, but they blew it in the second half. High scoring Lion was Mazoyer with 23. Opening the Tip-Off Tournament in the UNC-A gym on the night after Thanksgiving, the Lions ran into a red-hot Gardner-Webb. The Bull- dogs' great all-American candi- date, George Adams, blazed for 45 points. Despite good ball handling by Miller, who had 16 points, and 19-point and 17-point efforts by Wilmoth and Mazoyer, the Lions came out on the short end of a 95- 82 score. '1 -,,vnsx:m:1h1ix5N:3!!Ni!'f10!1Hl- ff winl ff' 'w' . ' lwiiiilmliiwifl 'f5GPHZR??fFf?5iCEl3lQl5Q3?ffT 145-14,55 I ' ' ' , ' g ' .. . .9 5 nl YN ..- .. A .. r H v V 'FS I' '4 N X I 'HR , if. ,?' , . ti ' 3 ,..,, 1253 E .Y- ,la E!! 67 LI I H fi .......l-L-2---.--m The following night the Lions were completely cold and dropped a dull game to Berry College, 70-85. Wilmoth had 19. Next came a two-game road trip to South Caro- lina in which the Lions were edged by Erskine, 80-83, and clipped by Augusta, 79-100. Wilmoth hit a new high of 32 points in the first game, and lvlazoyer had 26 against Augusta, led by its 7-foot center George Sch rapen. Next the Lions journeyed to Boiling Springs for a regular-season tilt with Gardner-Webb. Reeves and Wilmoth controlled the backboards with 17 and 13 rebounds3 Mazoyer bagged 30 points and Wilmoth had 26 as the Lions socked it to 'em, 104- 94. The loss was the first for the Bulldogs on their home court since February 1966. The exhilaration of the victory was short-lived as the Lions dropped an 83-95 decision to New- berry in Chambers Gym, the beginning of an 9- game losing streak. The tailspin included a 94-101 loss to Erskine and Asheville Holiday Classic losses to the University of Tennessee at Chatta- nooga, 88-1093 Western Carolina, 83-90, and Ten- nessee Wesleyan, 63-74. The other losses included Wofford, 75-87, a special contest with G-W at Canton, 101-106, Newberry, 84-911 and Presbyterian, 81-88. Finally, in the first home game of the second semester, the jinx was broken as the Lions clob- bered Milligan, 105-85, and began a win streak. N.- 68 1 -.s:'-.c-.sv--.sur :wz.a:ar.s:cvr,fusm::zieas2svmvnmtaflviizsfmsziviit-Sm 3,-gt 3111,,i'fmS-B-zmgiimm- ' i'3?!1:I?l? l 1 l l First they socked Milligan 105-85, and then they pulled the upset of the season by beating Western Carolina 85-76. Next they routed Maryville 109-90. They were temporarily derailed by nationally ranked Augusta, 83-99: but they bounced back with a 93-79 win over Presbyterian. Wilmoth's 30 points gave him 480 for the season, breaking the old mark of 476 set last year by Rudy Reeves. ' ASL, ti.: ' I 'A 5 Next came a 101-91 victory over Tusculum fol- lowed by a 72-89 upset at the hands of UNC-A. Then came a moment of truthg the Bulldogs of Gardner-Webb were in Chambers Gym to see if they could avenge that previous loss at Boiling Springs. It was Wilmoth and Nlazoyer Night, a perfect oc- casion for the tribute since the two came to Mars Hill from Gardner-Webb. As it turned out. this was their night. Jim and Dickie helped guide the Lions to one of their most satisfying wins, 82-77. The big gun, scoring wise, was Johnson, who pumped in 30 points and, along with Wilmoth, hauled down 17 re- bounds, Just to prove their new-found effectiveness wasn't a fluke, the Lions came back on VaIentine's night and pinned an 87-79 loss on the Washington 81 Lee Generals, who had previously beaten Navy. Mazoyer and Wilmoth shared scoring honors with 22 each. Perhaps the victory was too heady, for the Lions responded by dropping a lop-sided 70-100 game to Maryville. Then, they jumped back into the win col- umn with a nifty 82-71 win over Wofford. Wilmoth's 21 points broke the school scoring record for a ca- reer. A return match with Western proved to be a fiasco as the referees called five technicals on the Lions to aid the Catamounts to an 85-80 decision. The ex- perience apparently discouraged the Lions so much that they played one of their poorest games of the season in the finale against UNC-A, losing 67-87. One of the bright spots of the year was the record- breaking of Wilmoth. He set new marks in single- game, season and career rebounding totals, and he hung up new records in rebounding averages for a season and for a career. His 1108 points in two years is also a new goal for future Mars Hill cagers to shoot at in their careers. 69 JL. .,- e w A , n Q I V6 Q T? 'MM-.,J 52 iff .v 151' hh M X Y S 1.51. hh l '- 2 4 154 2 . fm? ni' M , ,r ,f 3 Ill Q xi I As ff ,,,, W7 , ,7,,,,,A,., , ,, A - Y W AY, Y 4... :Q-S. 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' A , ' ' M- :. 1 . . , , 1 .-...........-..,.,..,,,.,,,, ,, .,, , Y. , , , ,, ,W 4 Y LA.- '-154' 1 - 1 4. -' L 4. f ' - ' ' - - -- -1 'w ' :'1 f'-w------M... .1 - ---- W- Y, .........., ,.-.... -- N-. 1 ....-,,... ...-- ...... ,.,..,....... .,,.,,.-im-uf all ,df 'J J E l ' l l .15 l Goir .A ' i i l i i, 1 1 ll 1 I l l N if I l Glenn Dunville, Cary Taylor, Glen Roberson, Tom Tatham, Jim Sykes, Rick Chiles. l GOLF SCHEDULE 1 March 17 Erskine March 19 Tusculum ' March 26 Landers l I April 3814 Furman Tournament l l April 10 King 2 April 13 Tusculum 5 Q April 16 Western Carolina, 1 Appalachian State l, April 20 Gardner-Webb, Landers April 23 Western Carolina 1 April 27 Erskine, King lx April 28 Milligan April 30 Carson-Newman ,g May 1 U.N.C.-Asheville, i Milligan 1 May 4 U.N.C.-Asheville 1 1 . . , . ' ' ' May 188 9 .TOC not 6 Veteran Tom Dolinger gives new comers to the team some pointers. l l 74 l 'H 'JW'-1 -'lit'PNiG 'fW'4iP'WW1'5, ' 'lkiimi-'9' nT9i0?-5-fl35ibl!5EFf9:7Jffil ll45lF'Ah'iYl!iifJlll .ul31 S5 i'J5!:WrlPEl?W2H'5YEiW5S'-' '-'fi'f!3i.l5.5iilfFrIf15'2'Qi i5?'3343! ' 5 A ' f , ' I ' , A A 1 ' l i .III l -gif Coach Jones gives Bob some helpful tips. f :wg- uliewn AWG 'YYY . in I .rp-j.j . 9'- . nr I -Al . N. '. X David Teague. Bob Brown, Bill PGQQ, Ollie Overton 1' nk TENNIS April April April April April April April April April April April April April April May May May 7 8 10 11 13 14 15 17 18 20 22 25 27 30 1 2 15-16 Wofford Milligan U.N.C.-Asheville Gardner-Webb Milligan Western Carolina Tusculum Erskine Wofford Western Carolina U.N.C.-Asheville Emory 81 Henry Tusculum Erskine Emory 81 Henry Gardner-Webb District Matches Mg ,. ff than I X ,fx 75 .....-,........Y.. ,I-.-. J., , ,,,J 1 BASEBALL March March March March April April April April April April April April April April April May May 76 Newberry Erskine Catawba L.M.U. Baptist College Wofford Tusculum W.C.U. L.M.U. Appalachian Milligan Appalachian Wofford Milligan Tusculum Erskine W.C.U. There There There There Here Here Here Here Here There Here Here There There There Here There . 4' '-A -1 'J' if '1 '.'m1,.- ' xf X UZ., 0 , -1 i :T ,fffffefff-by r-1 Nr 9,1 ' ' ,.. sA . ,.i TU . L I j l a 1 1 , V W- f 1 I I ...nf ..,.,,,.,,.., mm, ,.L..,,.1,.:,M, 1. .-,. '- Q1.. ,Lag A . g,,i.,'. , Env, ,..dhW.o1 -vu-.Tq I . l Q 1 1 lg ' 1 W 11 , r W EXTRAMURALS 3 5 1 Lee shoots for rwo more. 78 ,,,. -aww--rv, , ,,5, ::xi'5I-5, -.,.k.H,. 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N ..,., Q A 1 V Q Y Y l 6 iq f E Wayne Pressley N :Ei Music , fi il H 1 f h wi W I L. M 1 T Y Joe Schubert English 555 V Bob Kramer German .f S mf'- 'af y, . .a15l ,nf ' 'A f , lin 5 David Jones Physical Education 3 :U Ai Harold Taylor Physucal Educatuon -.QL Betty Hughes Ed Shuelds Engllsh Physical Educatuon 'A E, , ,, gs' gf-?f ',,n' A Q, ,WI , :J fG2,34K4f,L4LfiEij'1l'E,fcQ.f. '5i. fl W AT 'VW f Bobby Jean Race L. M. Outten Biology 76-Q, .,, -. Physical Plant Staff: James Fish. W, B, Puddle, Kathy Stroupe, Zeola Hogan ' 'f ' ' V W WfvlW+Yf1w1',1 1 Ii0PP-A wmv-eaunef:sa:mx.fal:m!:ii!F2'fi1eLQ'L':4n1:m .11 Llbrary Staff Katherine Yau Joy Bridges, Eula Robinson, Vienna Hunter, Jean Cauble, Jean Hoffman, Ann Lee Not Plctured Admlnnstratuve Secretarles: Mary Chapman, Katnna Hunter, and Nona Faye Lynch lf 009 'WN h eatedl Mary McQuinn Fox' Margaret Bryant Huffman' Lela Mae Flotan, Stroupg Lillie Rogers, Melrose Housemot ers: is , , , , lstandingj Marlon Arnette, Spilmang Elsie Teague, Edna Moore: Ruby Alexander, Brown. Business Office staff: Violette Henderson, Kathy Hunt, Sharon Shook and lseatedl Edith Swann. ffl , 5 K, 1 v. , X x . ,,. ,-.--,.,, ,f,-.f-,v,,, , .... ,,,.- ,,.1.,.,,a , . .. , , ,.,, .Twp , , :A , 3,.2,:,.qvn, Vt, t',. ,,.-7,33 if . ,-7-1. . Q 'mm ' .-Af -9- - I ' - -V -if? t fzltliil. f Publlc Information Staff-Russ Henley, Jack Wlllus, and Kathy Wallun N l ,l l 1 I l Cafeterla and Student Center Staff-Don Caldwell, Sr., Kathleen Wallun, , Betty Thomas, Don Caldwell, Jr., Judy Brldges, Edlth Suitt, and Julla I Tllson l l l l ov l Fleglstrafs Staff-David Mathews. Pat Smith, Claudia Sliver, and Ethel Cox W 109 ' ' '- ' ' A ' T :If 'g '7TT'! K G9 8-x. m,Ww.wf,m.2 ,., - ' ,L I 4. J , ' 1 J4 +. :l.id2f., :M?Sea!35?42E.'w? lv f I N Y . , xy I XQA, QW .xl X' 5. m!0Ux L HOU Bi 'we 'mir-.'.-:-ff-.rwg-' 12 -:T :l'2 ' t'fs ,' ' ' . . A g ' X. , X O . Q v ' Q 1, it FCDR WHAT IT'S WGRTH 4,,,, Y Y K?Y Y SGA 1' A Q 1 r f H2513 A A V i X is Jim Wikle Vice-President . -.', is Nancy Collis Secretary Davud Sperlmg Treasurer 112 qi?- LLl.., ,M-- . n uve' f P NTS ' Q 5 fi ,ae '93 Senate K' ls, Qw- i I' s Court Commission 'l WWA W ,W K ,, .,..,.,l-, A .- , . sv. H-----wif-1w..w5 f f--,1gvt..g.z.a:Q:.g,.,!cgI1h2.1:.ii'f's7.gg,gf1,ljiA-,Er1. -If - 'Cfilf,if '1Qf:f-5' I Wi! -4.-.v 'il Ju. COLLEGE MARSHALSI the highest academic honor Elaine Barrett Bob Bridges John Britton John Bunn Cindy Byler Delores Griffin Bruce Hartgrove Martha Jones a student can receive Suzanne Locklair Larry Pfaff Ron Plemmons Nan Richards Tom Robbins Kathy Robinson Patti Whitson Bill Williams V- NV-' v ' , wr -, - 'W -',yi5me1ir1,r r1-1 ix-1:t wr1n1'.5aug. Qymqi '11 ' Till,- '1' la I L' ' ill il' CADENZA: a literary publication Linda Baldwin Greg Caldwell Elaine Hearn Katha Hodges Ed Lynch Thomas Martin Gary Singleton Judy Tallman Sponsor: Betty Hughes H5 ,v27mgW V Y- Y----- --.A-iff-----gm . V ev. - f- 1, . -. lf, -4.4-.-, .,i. 6ni.1w.-'YQI,:k-.5 ::1if1'f+,1ffiia+?2Qf:.-1:'mt , ' THE HILLTOP This year under the leadership of editor Linda Baldwin, the Hilltop incorporated many new ideas. Because of an expanded budget she was able to print more six page editions. The Landslide was made an annual publica- tion. New features were included in the pa- per, such as File 34, and a student-drawn cartoon. Linda Baldwin, Terry Kuykendall, Sam Wallace, John Berry, Gary Singleton, Carolyn Stamey, Connie Cauble, Ken Stephens, Chris Pierce, Frank Farrell, Patsy Davis, Karen Cummings, Jim Hayes, Dana Hale, Fred Spitzoff, Ed Robinson, David Shores, Nancy Harrison, Harry Quiett, Richard Sparkman, Steve Morris, Jim Ewart K l H6 l I l 15 YA 117 C..'.g4.'Z: -4. .::'5:'.::11.f:': 'Ewen' THE LAUREL This year under the leadership of editor Hayes Goodrum, the Laurel took on a whole new look. The length of the book was ex- panded by forty-eight pages and many new photographic techniques were used. With its theme of impressions, the staff tried to publish a book that would leave a long-lasting impression on the students and anyone else who read it. Hayes Goodrum Diane Brown Judy Talman Tillie Taylor Betty Moss Lois Ann Browning Ann Brown Linda Olive Ken Stephens Joe Franklin Donna Arrowood Dean Hicks Phyllis Dorn Donna Vaughn gf? Q 'J . l ,ng -f -,5 wkflvfl: i 1 Q. - '75 wk V ,-y.,.,v 5 , --,W , ,559 5 5 if I ,tl Y .N .t 1 ,. -. '-M' .1.,L,v.. ., '.fcs1:.ts.- 1 42:1 -5 , .-if 'D 'wa Q33 7:54 ? at Q-iam gi: Jn' .1 ttf. iv X ,-ek, i Www? 9..- Qi IT'-UU ly -.1 4 Nr, .f V, .fr Q 0 -I-:IT- bo 41. Y 6 X l 1 F QB as BNA B- - ,ee l B U: baptist student union i Glen Graves Cindy Boyd Ben Cochran Mr. Melvin Richard Sparkman Allen Buckner Don McCaskiII Patsy Davis Morris White 1 FOCUS: fellowship of Christians united in service d Betty Boyd Cindy Boyd George Bullard Evelyn Burrell Cynthia Carver Bill Chapman Eddie Combs Marsha Fountain Gayla Green Kay Greene Ben Kincaid Don McCaskiII Shirley Mclntosh Faye Outlaw Richard Sparkma Darlene Swisher Jo Thompson Teenie Weikel Ilene White Fl MSM methodist student movement iq, A ,- , f' if--' f'--' 'f'., '. X, , Brenda Allen Annette Caither Linda Ritchie Rebecca Taylor I 1 Britt Brlttle Bull Johnson Twauna Casstwens Rev. Jum Long Terry Kuykendall Thad Hamilton FCAZ fellowship of christian athletes SAMS MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE: David Atwater John Barry George Bullard John Bussard Mike Cogdill Ed Cones Dalter Dood Eugene Edwards Tommy Furr Ken Gregory Thad Hamilton Bill Johnson Joe Lear Don McCaskill Allen McKinney Steve Morris Ed Robinson Richard Sparkma Chuck Sparks Butch Townsend Roy Truett Sammy Wallace Johnnie Weaver Fl Thomas Willingham V:-..:....:....,-,,,,.,...,,.'.wagamw.,itmmgxwt'a.ipA'wzs1w , 19: D ,1. u f' -5 , -iiaat.Leila:o:,tl'g11,'.:.2'?'f:?' ' - 2 Dan Balcombe Strib Barton Charles Baxter Gregg Brenner Bill Britton Larry Brock Bill Burleson Mack Byrd Soupy Campbell Dave Clark Terry Dease Dean Edwards Ken Ferguson Joe Funderburk Mike Gillispie Robert Griffin Richard Harris Mike Hearn Walter Hodges Butch Hopkins Harold Huffman Joe Hyatt Richard Kohler David McFee Eddie Miller for men interested in the ministry 'ULII i 1 ll i Y W A: young women's auxillaly Donna McClure Jo Ann Pace KryG MyMb Canterbury: organization for episcopalian students ,Jr- Ed K B D C g N Y ' L M 1'- Cf' Vv'L:1 Wiffcrmn ll ti. T 'M Du! Wake Ui in fu-.iii-. Lugz -V. ti nam , ' - F' ATR- Y, -,,,:-f,.T.,IM,,M..,.,,,,,a,1a.Qe.iQ,5m,,L1mgaa.wQQ:sawA Qsf?i:1mPWfHf!ELWM? 'rua-,Lm.Li.32 1 ' F ., ' 'fi Fx 'cras---f TRI BETA: a national science honor society Doyle Ammons Ben Garrison Carol Martin Wayne Price John Bunn Dave Gilber Bobby Miller Sandy Sharpe Bill Burleson Denise Kornegay Faye Outlaw Nancy Taylor Don Cox Wilson Laney Ron Plemmons Sandy Williams SCIENCE CLUB: a science honor club Sandy Williams Sandy Sharpe Faye Outlaw Jo Thompson Denise Kornegay Dr. Outton Dr. Taylor Ben Garrison Bob Brown Carol Martin Jim Pollard Mary Ann Hazel Mike Sigma Diane Starner Wilson Laney Flon Plemmons Martha Taylor Kathy Kelley Lee Lowder Delores Griffen Nan Richards Robert Jenkins David Gelber Cynthia Horner Mackie Johnson Joyce Franklin John Givens Jerry Bradman Matt Graham Doyle Ammons John Bunn G in 5 't E r I H SPANISH CLUB. a spanish honor club FRENCH CLUB: a french honor club Ga I B o 1 Ruth Gelle stedt Sh Ia Pe land Gwe dola F sh La me Ga dne Anna OI e Kare Caldw Il M sa B ooks Kay G een Ja et Leste Cynth a Byle Gretchen Mayo Faye Letterman Judy Nichols ,M - f ,iw :Nfl . ,, .,,.w.,,m,n1y.4..LLLig,14L.-QLJ::r.L1sL.zJea-23g,LLj?i'u.E1::gZJ32S.7,'1331531 21 ?fifff?.3,',,W, fY.l3i9P:2bl5d1 'lU'l' SCRIBLERUSI an english honor club Scriblerus roster: Susie Arrowood, Betty Boyd, Cindy Boyd, Robert Bridges, Lois Ann Browning, Jane Cagle, Greg Caldwell Wanda Connell, Karen Commings, Linda Duck, Barbara Fowler, Jane Gillispie, Glen Graves, Maria Hunt, Pat Horton, Martha Jones Gretchen Mayo, Gary Singleton, Marilyn Talley, Millaine Williams, Tom Willingham, Laura Workman. LOGOTH IA I a religion honor clu b 126 David Atwater Roger Aycock Cathy Bowen Cynthis Carver Mike Cogdill Eddie Combs Bruce Hartgrove Bill Johnson Don McCaskill Alan McKinney Jo Ann Pace Wilbur Parrott Larry Pfaff Ken Ftickett Darlene Swisher Paul Welch .. ,, ...- ..,..-.,..... .. .. .. .... 1- -ww:-uw ui v v ,r wpwg- . ..eyq,-,iwvqgf:ss:im,quysm1.T:-fx,-gwav-,gfffx: 1- .- .' ' ' ' , . j ' Ll' gr A 41' :- SAM2 Society for the Advancement of Management With the future of business as demanding as it is, mem- bership in the S.A.lVl. chapter at lvlars Hill College provides the opportunity to broaden professional horizons and to become involved in the emerging profession of man- agement. Members of S.A.lVl, have the opportunity for broader development in the field of management, not only by taking what the Society has to offer, but also by contribut- ing ideas. BUSINESS HONOR CLUB: Honor Club for Students The Mars Hill College Bus- iness Club, established in 1935, holds as its express purpose the improvement and advancement of its members. The programs and projects initiated during the past year are business oriented and re- flect the true interests of the organization. Sponsoring trips to various business concerns, inviting guest speakers, and hosting the annual Business Club Alumni Association con- stitute the major projects of this club. The BCAA, orga- nized in 1939, is composed of all former members of the Business Club. In addition to several other important pro- jects, it provides a S200 scholarship each year to a member ofthe Business Club. Excelling in Business 127 lnternationational Club Teddy Cassels Agnes Cedjoe Annis Howard Anna Hughey Rector Isola Margaret Kirk Sella Lam Claude McSwain Peggy May Margaret Mein Milibet Mein Larry Moody Anna Oliver Cindy Seaberg Steve Tong Sponsors: Roman Gorski Coletta Gorski Mildred Bingham Francis Snelson Veteran's Club Owen Aycock Charles Barger Jr. John Berry Russell Boone John Bussard Boyce Bradley Clyde Campbell Kenneth Cooper Richard DeWeese Stevie Davis Tomie England John Forehand Jerome Fowler Benjamin Garrison Arthu r Gipple Marshal Goodman Joseph Harding Donald Harrell Robert Henley Richard Henson Harvey Jones Thomas Kirk Charles Lang Ray Martin Melvin Mathias Alan McCracken Reece Mclntosh Robbin Morris Oliver Overton Roy Pike Zack Pinner David Ramsey Donnie Ramsey Ralph Rice Leslie Flow Roger Smith Dennis Stokes Gary Styers Harry Waldrup Harry Walker James Wright Joseph Baynard U .nu Q 5 4 phi, ,--,A, W, A HOME ECONOMICS CLUB EA: Student Education Association l l l l W 6 W l, V5-A li ll l Officers ol SEA. Betty Smith, Maria Hunt, Sandra Gwaltney, Wanda Connell, Glen Graves, 'I Emma Jean Pegg, Bobbie Kelly, Shelia Penland, Greg Caldwell, Nancy Boggs The Home Economics Club is associated with the state and national association. Having regular meetings twice a month, the club centers its programs around various subjects such as careers in home economics, textiles. clothing, and family and child care. Some of the girls are now participating in the community development pro- gram. The association is a pro- fessional branch of the Na- tional Education Association. which helps to prepare edu- cation majors for the teaching profession. The group has attended several conferences such as Southeastern Regional Con- ference in New Orleans, where their main topic was Student Voice in Curriculum Planning. At the local realm, the club is attempting to work with the Juvenile Rehabilita- tion Center in Swannanoa. 129 i. l W M H C campus communication Pi Sigma Phi organization for physical education majors Pi Sigma Phi the club for h sical education ma v p y ' jors, is one on the largest organizations on campus. One of the big events of their calendar is the annual Christmas party. Phi Sigma Phi is headed by Robbie Henley, presidentg Peggy Roach, vice president: Pat Horton, secretaryg and Don Balcome, treasurer. SIJI R . i 'i l l . I The Math Club, which is comprised of students excelling in mathmatics, is made up by the following members: Danny Foster, Ann Phillips, Glenn Robert- son, Bob Bridges, Paul Pinkston, Mackie Johnson, David Cherry, Beth Bennett, Jack Frederick, Frankie Hough, Mat Graham and Robert Morgan. Math Club Commuters Club The Commuters Club is composed of all the day students. The club has regu' lar meetings and participates in various activities such as the building ofa prize- winning float in the Homecoming parade and making preparations for a new commuters lounge. The members are under the leadership of Lester Boyd, president: Buddy Cox, vice president, and Delores Griffen, sec.-treasurer, 131 I 5 K 1 l 1 I I , 2 , , 1 f-,f.xb:.g:fLH . . - :::r4,:g:-A 1,- .r-LE... ,V 1 - rfikqgf, if ' wifi? Y A - A .Q gg ' Jig 'ix .9 5 . +' 'A in -, x 4, W ., . y. f xx -., -.L xi -Q , g q : x.,..1.Es V . Q A 1 ' H- I L , Q43 , . Q2 Y, Eb:-V' V' V 5 .f-fig! pg lx- Q:-x , f, ' V A ia. .Qi - 2 Mg ' ,B 4+ , ' nmigg 11 2 SE? , 1 , ? 2 V 53511 I J l Q , N L xNX H 'X j ! l I ' r ,v jf N I l K 1 S k A-7 4 'qi N 1 7 I I l i Duane Addison, Sherry Baker, Allen Buckner, Gaither Bumgardner, Ted Cassels, Tawana Casstevens, Bill Christmas, David Collins, Jeannie Culler. Steve Dellinger, Mary Ann Fentress, Marcia Fountain, Mickey Garrison, Ken Goble, Bruce Hartgrove, Jim Hayes, Susan Hensley, Pat Jarvis, Bill Kilgore, Robert Lail fR.L.l, Pat Laney, Lynette Lawson, Suzanne Locklair, Sammy Lucas, Glenda Martin, Suzanne McGuirt, Jim O'Donnell, Arlene Oliver, Martha O'Neal, Connie Parker, Ron Plemmons, Nancy Powell, Ron Pullium, Sandy Raborn, Darryl Reed, Delores Reed, Trish Rhodes, Paul Richardson, Mike Rickman, Becky Robinson, Kathy Smith, Jim Turner, Ann Ward, Jean Warsham, Teenie Weikel, Mike Williams, Roger Williams TOURI G CHOIR I A -A ' , The Touring Choir is a group ot 48 selected , singers with the express purpose of touring North Carolina and the surrounding areas. Each student has to pass a private audition 1 , to be selected for the choir. The choir has sung before the Baptist State Convention and for many other colleges, churches, etc. '7 134 --- - ---4--.rv E-1-..--.-..-ew -. ., - .' ' A : 1 - Vwfewmirnmffmiemumwwraff'f'v'n'.V-nr: ,gill-1 'i ' ' , . Q' ' , . W CHORUS Nina Elizabeth Abrams, Steve Allen, Jennifer Blythe, Kenneth Byerly, Nancy Cooley, Donna Dudley, Nancye Duncan, Betty Jane Ferguson, Sheryl Fowler, Lina Franklin, Maletta Freeze. Clara Lynn Green, Danny W, Hardin, Hilda Hardy, Gloria Hartis, Barbara Hord, Floy Dennis Hunt, Rachael Jones, Hal Kirk, Danny Locklair, Linda Mabe, Susan Marshall, Janiee Mash, Edgar Newton, Nancy Phillips, Alice Oliver, Hugh O'Shields, C. Rebecca Flabb, J. La Verne Ftagans. Karen Flussell, Vicki Roberts, Sara Spicer, Gloria Sullins, Iva Shumate. Goerge Stone, Jenni Sims, David Smith, James Sykes, Cynthia Salyer, Jennifer Stevens, Donna Talley, Be- becca Teeter, Philip Wagoner, Terry Williams, Brenda Wilson r,, T' is l V l Z iii lb 135 This year the stage band, under the direc- tion of Wayne Pressley, has had a very busy A Bill Christmas, Joe Franklin, David Moore, Chip Culbenson, Bill Schedule' Besldes two Chapel programs and Meadow, Bill Pons, Pete Graham, Tony DiNapoli, Joe Lear, Dwayne Addison, Don Peach, John Huff, Paul Sholar, Patty providing music for the Miss Laurel pag- eant, they have been invited to play at several Fiaulerson, Nathan Corbitt, Darrel Reed, Mickey Garrison high schools in the area. The stage band will also be on the program for the 1970 com- mencement exercises. STAGE BAND V Y -- -if -F--Y.-.sw-.v .W---V.----we -, A -ff.. -Ar wi-nrauvv-.wg v - .A -V ,,use1.,,..g,4-44iPrx:lwm.,,,:, 4,9-1-1-Qj -5-,g ,,, -- ' , l J' ' I CONCERT BA D Don Peach Paul Sholar Tony Di Napoli Paul Wright Nathan Corbitt Mike Sigmon Steve Scruggs Clifford Hay Ed Crissman Charles Stoker Tommy Furr Jerry Bradmon Stan Pegram Ken Gregory Jim O'DonneIl Bill Pons Mickey Garriso Joe Lear Walter Wood John Gideon D Chip Culbertson Don Huff Bill Meador Gary Curtis Fred McCall David Moore Darryl Fleed Pat: Raulerson Chere Flevis Rebecca Lawson Beth Moore Jane Wright Patty Ward Gaye Akins Debby Howard Julie Cox Susan Marshall Ilene White Jane Gillespie Margaret Mein r 137 xi' -vwi --M-H wuww-'nm.aaf.2mqgf,m,,gg,q,gzm,4mgga4ss: 'N W .a 1 , lr W itw1 fi2aAki.SeiiC:k'a':b2a.2 24.541 F ' t , in I 'wa I YH uh 'V Don Peach, Paul Sholer, Tony Di-Napoli, Paul Wright, Nathan Corbitt, Mike Sigmon, Steve Scruggs, Clifford Hay, Ed Crissman, Charles Stoker, Tommy Furr, Jerry Bradmon, Stan Pegram. Ken Gregory, Jim O'Donnell, Bill Pons, Mickey Garrison, Joe Lear, Walter Wood, John Gideon, Chip Culbertson, Don Huff, Bill Meador, Gary Curtis, Fred McCall, David Moore, Darryl Reed, Pati Raulerson, Chere Flevis, Rebecca Lawson, Beth Moore, Jane Wright, Patty Ward, Gaye Akins, Debby Howard, Julie Cox, Susan Marshall, Ilene White, Jane Gillespie, Margaret Mein MARCHI G BA D Majorettes: Cheryl Buchanan, Norma McNeil Julie Cox, Debbie Howard, Nancy Edwards , ..., ....,. -..- ...s . -,. .,. ...M , . ,,.,. .,... .,,.... -...L . 4,,.,,. .,,, -,4.,,.,,,,.-m,,,v, ,,,,,,,,'1, 1.5. , , I A -. - W I. f fihll r i v i i Y 1 I F fri' ,AK DRAMA 9 DRAMA :11f,,,4., fa''a'z:,L:f:fZ-,,-fLzi?:21aoE.f3LL'fE2jSl2UzlZ5I9-9'f17fEf'?E2'f!'5.ff? 'I l1iQ'kU! if as - I -:- ,111 .gg X' .- . iw H ll ,, 1 har? 'f .f'Y'? it 1 5? Us III ' wxli A lb xi W ix. .yli3: 5 . x-1 v, In addrtlon Io the llne pellorrnances by the college dramateers, the students were prlvlleged Io see an excellent productlon of Klng Lear by Natlonal Players. '. A C Yv x I is ' YS I My . , wg I if w A , J .I i rg-1 NS I u AQ? I 5. .. V -'xl' Q Q ,A 1' V T N 3 . ga. 5, if-ilk ' 'fffw'-gif, , . qlmx. , QS JM I f N wi' :J , f 6'g. ' ' , ., Q. 1 ,, 409. .ji 4 V 1 ,N --L v iew!! ,, , . A d i ..!. ' l . ylff A 'ff 1' 'A ' XXV ' - ' f ,A . g xnd . fyb fmgsxj Q gfs ' , Y' ,1 ' 'X5X. 631 ' Q av. . 'Nj , -. I ' g'. ' 16.54 ' N sd, is A 6 -v 'H i?,...X 13 4 4 QA .. KW pgf-5.41: 1 Q - - J, ' w as 'L' f Q19 . 1afffei'l ,- A ' -s -. , ' ,Wh ,Qkgsqss .V ...I X in . QQ MQ 1 AL ,fi . , f XY.QQKX YY? ' 11- . . Q' ' 7' Q, W 9' Q5'Q:,KP .,Qx.-ASSMS gk I- . .. , 'VSSXXX abyss QQKX-,be rnti1X4y,?S ' , ' Q,-vwi A 'wg W Q-www x 19073 9 q,4XQw+wfNf- . - N .uw CN- K W. wpsxkwa SM Q-xxiovm X ,Fr smxmw- X' ' ywsgz , .595 -.-,xQwHF '9'X . 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Karen Cummings June Ammons Glenda Styles Becky McGeorge Wilma Hunter Glen Wright Sharon Young Melba Smith Nan Richards Phyllis Dorn Ann Cole Donna Vaughn Mary Underwood Becky Swinney Ellen Ezzle Pat Culbreth Annis Howard Sally Sleigh Donna Arrowwood fx I6 I I8 la . mf. fa g2gp,.u,fgm...gAa . .aa.,..,a Pat Horton Ann Friedell Marcia Gay Sherry Fain Cheryl Buchanan Martha Taylor Maria Hunt Betty Ann Moore Charlotte Oakley Diane Brown Jane Barbary Tillie Taylor Martha Strider Cindy Sayler Myra Smith Marilyn Fullam Lou Ann Long Brenda Seagro Donna Long V93 Sigma Alpha Chi David Douglas Jim Crawford Mike Parrot Ronnie Cox Robert Chappell Bill Early Les McGuire Ed Griffen Jim Mifflin Johnny Coffee Pete Graham Bill Kilgore I l 12 1 3 5 1 m ll 9 in... A-x .go kg- 5. 1 .-,V - x,'l , -mir J is .1 A . -4 --Qrkii' - - . ' -A X HUD-fm, X J X ' ' if ., R4 gw,,AJ k ' Ll ' ' --1 - K- -k 11 -an 2- M.. 5 K 'Y a - 'C f', v. 'wi , +1 Q .-4.4.1,--jg in W W , V ! 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D555 C309 1 Mr. Terry Sanford SPRI G YMPCJSIUM In an historical period when many are struggling valiantly for individual rights, it seems appropriate for the college campus to be the place where the balancing responsibi- lities are also considered. This year's sym- posium was an attempt to focus attention not only on legitimate demands made on the so- ciety but also on the obligation for contribu- tion to the society. Dr. Eugene Callender Mr. Bruce Henderson 'F ll -4.1 Dr. Robert Shaffer Bernard Elsrnann Dr. G M Gilbert 16 '67 f fa' .ff C N ' ' .. -5 ,. v - 'li 14 4 . . I . al ,An ,ra J' NS F iv --Q ezyf A ., ., 4, ,,, ,I .nb-tg?-T 'I I V' V if if - '-7 lg , Q ., .n V W Qu. 4.' '-'A I if A aj' DERBY DAY '69 What a messy dayl' '... a chance to let yourself go . . . to do your own thing, to do anything . . . pies, pies and more pies , . . the challenge of a greased pole . . . dirty faces, dirty people, but lots of fun and laughter! 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'1'L' 3 vw ,gp ww V L..-, ' U SEN I0 R5 5:13222 IN lx Ei? 1 If I I m a - w I Maria Hunt Waynette Garland Linda Duck Woe-President Secretary Treasurer 174 Charles Thomas Adams B.S., Business Administration Mars Hill, N.C. K5 'if' Doyle Willard Ammons B.S., Biology Mars Hill, N.C. -C' Roger Henry Aycock B.A., Religion Lilesville, N.C. Phillip Nicholas Bennett B.S., Biology Asheville, N.C. 4--. 4? Carroll Lee Aldridge B.S., Math Yanceyville, N.C. Martha Catherine Armstrong B.S., Home Economics Greensboro, N.C. , lax ings 1' Daniel Hugh Balcome B.S., Physical Education Simpsonville, S.C. A Nancy Bernice Boggs B.A., Education Hillsborough, N.C. 1. A 'fb Gary Kent Aldridge B.A,, Education Mars Hill, N.C. ,vu.,.--' is 'v of-s . 1' i X ff' Susan Elaine Arrowood B.A., English Spruce Pine, N.C. Stribling Smith Barton B.S., Physical Education Mars Hill, N.C, Cathy Elizabeth Bowen B.A., Religion Shelby, N.C. lsr, 7 - . 4- Leroy Franklin Amerson B.A., Religion Terra Cena, Fla. Jefferson David Atwater B.A., Religion Chapel Hill, N.C. Susan Marie Benham B.S., Secretarial Administratio Greenville, S.C. Ni Q X -rr I Marsha Wallin Boyd B.A., Education Mars Hill, N,C. I1 ,,,,,-,fi,,, ,4..: ..A:.,Q , r,. 'f l an ' I l 'i wt' l Boyce Raymond Bradley B.S., Math Mars Hill, N.C. Y r A' i X. r F X John Alvin Britton B.A,, Education Marion, Va. Gary Mark Brown B.S., Physical Education Candler, N.C. Hilda Ernestine Brucke B.A., Education Seneca, S.C. Linda Sue Briggs B.S., Home Economics Marshall, N.C. is I 135 A .1-J A Dorothy Diane Brown B.A., Art Marietta, Ga. Robert Herndon Brown B.S., Biology China Grove, N.C. xt i K 'I n ,--. V , ,115 cf' , VN 45. Cheryl Lynn Buchanan B.A., Education Newland, N.C. U1 if 4' ' -' ' 'U I ull' . 1 --vIri'1l'H'W!l ' r--fsvmimN uil19o1'n1' Cynthia Jean Byler B.A., Education Hickory, N,C. .tu-5 1 C'- 'LR Catherine Anna Cansler B.S., Home Economics Newton, N.C. , A H-Eb X' X X 1 t. t it I P X , J 4- t X I Tawana Lee Casstevens B.M.E., Music High Point, N.C. William Carlton Chapman, Jr B.A., History Franklin, Va. Kathy Sarah Byrd B,A., Education Relief, N.C. nav Myra Ruth Carpenter B.A., Education Lawndale, N.C. Carol Jane Cagle B.A., Education Biscoe, N,C, .-f' Jr' 'gn -1 1. ., .X X t ,H ' Charles Gregory Caldwell B.A., Education Maiden, N.C. . 01,4 k 'Q' fo: 4 1 . , li. lj- I Tony Floyd Carver John Theodore Cassels B.S,, Math B.A., Music North Wilkesboro, N.C, Valdese, N.C. 4. , is tt Mary Ann Cely B,S., Physical Education Martinez, Ga, Flobert Kirk Chappell B.S., Business Administration Winston-Salem, N.C. Carol Adair Chandler B.A., Art Greenville, S.C. of 59' ,fp William Thomas Coggins, Jr. B.S., Business Administration Greer, S.C. 459 Sand ra Carol Coston B.S., Secretarial Administration B.A., English Hendersonville, N.C. Wx .1 'xx ' l , 1 l NP fl E 7 ff.-ai U fa,-W ' 1 W - fur - ' -,f,:?f' f 1-if David Buck Cherry William Earl Christmas B S Math E Music Burnsville N C Charlotte N C 400 , F 5 ,aw- .- 'irx , Walter Edward Combs B.A., Religion Roanoke, Va. Deborah Faye Compton B.A., Drama Greer, S.C. 'CI- in Ronald Edmond Cox Sara Ann Crabtree B.S., Home Economics Belton, S.C. Carthage, N.C. . ,. ,.i. ' 1 ? 'M . Rm, ' 4, Anita Kathleen Coggin B.A., Education Charlotte, N.C. David Lee Costner B.S., Physical Education Raleigh, N.C. Martha Ann Crain B.A., Education Atlanta, Ga. Philip Edward Crowe Nora Ann D Amico B S Education B A Education Marshall N C Swannanoa N C l E .LJ I Delores Marie Deal Barbara Jean Deese B.A., Education B.A., Education Statesville. N.C. Charlotte, N.C. if x F 1 Cynthia Nadine Daniels BA., Education Arden, N. C. eu- .'. Linda Jeanne Deyton B.A., Education Burnsville, N.C. vt . lf? ' up ge-1. Thomas Lloyd Dolinger B.S. Business Administration Oxon Hill, Md, Linda Joyce Duck B.A,, Drama Mars Hill, N.C. ' f'-w 4 1. . Exo A 4 Patsy Kay Davis B.A., Education Newton, N.C. Anthony Ralph Dinapoli B.M.E., Education Passaic, N.J. Q-3 Melvin Bennie Dowdy, Jr. B.S., Math Raleigh. N.C. 19'- 5 4 . Ruth Eleanor Duckett B.A., History Vienna, Va. .,..1.--...-,.,,....-.-,.-W-.-,1-...v fri -us, 4-..-, Eugene Leonard Edwards B.A., Religion Mars Hill, N.C. Thomas Burl Ellis B.S., Business Administration Plant City, Fla. -an-,, Thomas Lindsay Foster B.S., Biology Wilkesboro, N.C. Barbara Anne Fowler B.A,, Education Matthews, N.C. P9 'ful' Joyce Waynette Garland Benjamin Martin Garrison B.A., Education B.S., Biology Asheville, N.C. Mars Hill, N.C. Briscoe John Givens, Jr. Kindall Ftoy Goble B.S., Education B.M., Music Bostic, N.C. Clinton, N.J. Sherry Lynn Fain B.A., Business Administration Asheville, N.C. Nancy Sasser Franklin B.S., Math Greensboro, N.C. 'i,,',, Thomas Mitchell Garrison B.M.E., Music Piedmont, S.C. Linda Gail Goins B.S., Education Asheville. N.C. Mary Anne Fentress B.M., Music Axton, Va. Robert Jackson Frederick, ll B.S., Math Rose Hill, N.C. Marcia Lucille Gay B.A., Art Vienna, Va. Marshal John Goodman, Jr. B.A., Religion Weaverville, N.C. IQ KU Rosemary Goodwin B S Home Economics B.A., Religion Chantilly Va fl if Delores Irene Griftin B.S., Education Mars Hill, N.C. 1 , 4 I I PP Malcolm Glenn Graves Clara Lynn Green B,M.E., Music Statesville, N.C. Sylva, N.C. Edwin Lowe Griffin, Jr. Sandra Lee Gwaltney B.S., Business Administration B.A., Education Raleigh, N.C. Colonial Heights, Va. A ct. n-Q Robert Harvey Gregory B.S., Biology Mars Hill, N.C. QD Carolyn Lucille Hall B.A,, Education Chesterton, Ind. Donna Lynn Hardes B.A., Education Kings Mountain, N.C. Robert Pinkerton Henley B.S., Education Mars Hill, N.C. ui? Roy Garland Hill, Ill B.S., Education Lexington, N.C. Myra Lynn Hoots B.A., Education Hendersonville, N.C. l 182 ,tg-,pw-4.11114 5:-aa-L-gan:-L.. ' - :,z-J,:a:-Mfg:-:.5 e1i'LQT1.?.i.fE'L':5U,:pJ-?1 . ' . do-1:iLb,vs. an , l 4'3- Flichard Douglas Henderson B.A., Business Administration Ronald Monroe Hendrix B.S., Education Spartanburg, S.C. Gilkey, N.C. 11 , c, 4+ -el Charles Ronald Hester Michael Von Higgins B.A., Religion Burnsville, N.C. B.S., Education Morganton, N.C. 'EL' Philip Stephen Hinson B.A., Education Landis, N.C. Dennis Adger Hiott B.S., Business Administration Greenville, S.C. --r Ben Eric Hoover Charles Dillard Howell B.S., Education B.S., Business Administration Virginia Beach, Va. Waynesville, N.C. Q '1' -J -L- X 70X 'LM- J ,ld 4 Marilyn Fisher Howell B.A., Education Asheville, N.C. --,-va. uf' Patricia June Jarvis B.M.E., Music Leicester, N.C. Gd' Qi 'Q Ralph Warren Kelley B.S., Business Administration McLean, Va. I 4469 ' .IQ William Marion Kilgore B.S,, Business Administration Warrenton, N.C. G32 ..,s Douglas Richard Hoy B.A., History Charleston, W. Va. Robert Carey Johnson B.S,, Business Administration Wellford, S.C. A Roberta Lee Kelley B.A., Education Richmond, Va. no-ft' Stephen Charles King B.S., Business Administration Marlton, N,J. sf-.. 1 f-ol Nancy Maria Hunt B,A., English Startex, S.C. F'- Y s. ,ws i Frank Nichols Jamison BS.. Business Administration Mars Hill, N.C. A-4. -Q' Y., Harvey Olen Jones Business Administration Lenoir City, Tenn. Judith Sue Jones ELA., Education Deerfield Beach, Fla, 183 A FN' .gg-5. Cora Margaret Kirk Hal Wade Kirk Nancye Anne Knight B.A., Education B.A., Music B.S., Business Administration Knoxville, Tenn. Kernersville, N.C. South Miami, Fla. g wi W. Denise Ann Kornegay B.S., Chemistry Mt. Olive, N.C. Helen Jean Kugley Diana Frances Lancaster Reid Wilson Laney William James Laney B.S., Home Economics B.A., Education B.S., Biology B.S., Business Administration Charleston, S.C, Albany, Ga. Sarasota, Fla. Mars Hill, N.C. 4 Alma Winifred Lantz ELS., Home Economics Falmouth, Va. Sue Lynette Lawson BME., Music Moncks Corner, S.C. 9 'R :- Sl ' va' ' Fleade Rawlings Long Marilyn Jo Lonon B.S,, Math B.A., Education Lawrenceville, Va. Marion, N.C. Carol Anne Martin B,S., Math Asheville, N.C. Dennis King Martin B.S., Physical Education Ararat, Va. Patricia Louise McCroskey B.S., Secretarial Administration Danny Frank McCurry B.S., Biology Charlotte, N.C. Mars Hill, N.C. Lois Elizabeth Leonhardt B.A., Education Morganton, N.C. Patricia Letterman B.S., Home Economics Green Mountain, N.C. 1 Clara Lee Lowder B.S., Physical Education Tampa, Fla. Algie Flake Martin, Jr. B.S., Business Administration Mars Hill, N.C. Carol McCall BS Biology Boomer N C 1 David Ferguson McFee B.S., Physical Education Asheville, N.C. Frederic Henry McCall B M E Music Victor N Y - fi Rebecca Gay McGeorge B,S., Home Economics Roanoke, Va. vi Leslie Bryan McGuire B.S., Business Administration Asheville, N.C. .nv Marlene Freck Meeker B.S., Home Economics Asheville. N.C. t Y , Robert Lindsey Morgan B.S., Math Bakersville, N.C. -A aa Ronald Richard Mclntyre B.S., Biology Jacksonville, Fla. r N 'Z Doris Mildred Messer B.S., Biology Asheville, N.C. Tommy Frank Moss B.S., Business Administration Honea Path, S.C. L Mary Charlotte Oakley B,A., Education South Hill, Va. Alice Virginia Oliver B.M.E., Music Mars Hill, N.C. 4' Allen Gale McKinney B.A., Religion Burnsville, N.C. Carolyn Linda McKinney B.A., History Spruce Pine, N.C. Barbara Sears Miller B.S., Education Warrenton, Va. Pamela Bernardine Murray B.A., Education Charlotte, N.C. Carol Ann Pace B.A., Drama Clarkesville, Va. Larry Dee Moore B.S., Biology Marshall, N.C. Derrick Brent Nappier B.S,, Business Administration North Augusta, S.C. Jo Ann Pace B.A., Education Pisgah Forest, N.C. 1 Wilbur Lavosia Parrott Ill B A Religion Greensboro N C Q 19' 1 a 1'w,' 7 Stanley Flay Pegram B.M.E., Music Spindale, N,C. Sr: hr' U 5.-'44, .A 4 . V. i ' , .1 'T!'f . Donald Edward Peach B.M.E., Music Reidsville, N.C. Michael Edward Penland B,S., Business Administration Candler, N.C. A. 1 '9' Kenneth Edward Peacock B.S., Business Administration Flocky Mount, N.C. Emma Jean Carter Pegg B,S., Home Economics Fletcher, N.C, Sheila Triplett Penland Nancy Carole Phillips B,A., Education B.M.E., Education Lenoir, N.C. Horse Shoe, N.C. 1 I .4 we .' 4' I 'T I 1 I I I I I I , I III I I 'I II I II I: III ,I ,I I .qu I ,I IA, I!' ,I I I I I I 4 I II II II I I I Il I I II I 'bbq-u ri-s I Ii' I 'f , -I f: I' VY, William Mart-in Phillips B,M.E., Education Hickory, N.C. lm- Joyce Franklin Plemmons B.A., Education Marshall, N.C. nr Sidney Roy Pickett, Jr. B.S., Business Administration Greenville, S.C. Roger Lewis Pittman Linda Faye Pitts B-A-I Education B.S., Physical Education Spruce Pine. N.C. Asheville, N.C. Nancy Lee Powell B.M., Music Franklin, N.C. Gale Dean Price Wayne Clifton Price B.S., Math B.S., Biology Asheville, N.C. Mars Hill, N.C. E ' ' T 'Q ' 'T'17 ' Iii ,-f'u'l -' I. - 'I ' 1 'I if .:,17:v'-r'- ww-4: Aiwa- 1- fi 7 Hg-f, I -. '12 --f':g'-,- f. Walter Scott Price, Ill B.S., Business Administration Canton, N.C. Delores Waters Reed B.M.E., Education Mars Hill, N.C. ff? 0-c '7 Glen Nye Roberson B.A., Math Asheville, N.C. 'Ji' Charles Leland Rodgers B.A.. Education Travelers Rest, S.C, if Ronald Lee Pulliam B.A., Drama Greenville, S.C. B.M,E., Music Marion. N.C. , . Q . V' We -r 'bv X. -AIN 4-fr Ralph Thad Rice B.S., Economics Marshall, N,C. Randall Keith Ridings B.S., Biology Mars Hill, N.C. Kea' ff: Penelope Kay Roberts B.S., Education Asheville, N.C. James Edward Roberts B.A.. Drama Asheville, N.C. Wanda FluthxFlogers Kitty Rollman B,A., Education B.A., Education Greenville, S.C. Asheville, N,C. Charlotte Rebecca Rabb Darryl Meredith Reed B.M,E,, Education Mars Hill, N.C. Robbie Ann Robbins B.A,, Education High Point, N.C. Julia Gail Robertson B,A., Education Ridgeway, Va. Q f Emily Carolyn Sanders B.S., Home Economics Charleston, Tenn. H nr,.1LL1n Q w g,:..iW1.EQuLfJ' ' 'I1fz,fll'3I: 1,?ff5'L7!,3'.'9f1'Xbk2n,ii...,4 . sl, Swish 1 A bk- Jill. i-Ma ,tai 1 N, ,L,:.,v-... F .9-E Wi J A .4 Iva Marie Shumate B.M.E., Music North Wilkesboro, N.C. Betty Joyce Smith B.A., Education Woodruff, S.C. 431 'L if Melba Ferne Smith B.A., Education Shelby, N,C. Richard Lyle Smith BS., Business Administration Weaverville, N.C. --Y---'willy Patricia Tullis Shelton B.A., Education Bridgeton, N.J. Gary Lee Shockey B.S., Biology Copper Hill, Va. David Gaston Smith B.S., Business Administration Southmont, N.C. f ff X Q32 'L ,fi i Dorothy Gail Sparks B.S., Home Economics Erwin, Tenn. ,xi 1 Q. K Mary Lynn Smith B.A., Education Weaverville, N.C. Kathryn Eloise Spells B.S., Secretarial Administration Oxon Hill, Md. 'VTVZVI' TW- N-il91:'lllDl!l43i-'RFI KJZPIO' UWSIIPYI .1 fr' .'-1utiLV!'!Bl Xil'7'Y3!'.7,lF.lh!rn1ri1:g55 j 'i3'b.5,iy,- 4-.g Y. 4 'i ' - 1 Q I ' J ' ' : , qAjs ,,x ,-+-any -B A .. L Sara Louise Spicer B,M.E,, Music Millers Creek, N.C. David Wayne Sperling B.S., Business Administration Hickory, N.C. Dianne Lee Starner B.S., Biology Marietta, S.C. George McDuffie Stone B.M.E., Music Manning, S.C. Mitchell Larue Strickland B,S., Biology Tabor City, N.C. David Flay Stultz B.S., Biology Mars Hill, N.C. Gary Wade Styers Virgil Lee Styles B.S., Business Administration B.S., Chemistry Yadkinville, N.C. Burnsville, N.C. film, Charles Francis Sprinkle Paul Michael Stanley ! B.S,, Biology B.S., Physical Education Weaverville, N,C. Mars Hill, N.C. '- - 2 4 1 I l i l l 191 F i fff. it-JU' Daniel Hufford Surface, Jr. B.S., Biology Mars Hill, N.C. .l Lydia Rose Taylor B.A., Education East Bend, N. C. Mary Helen Underwood B.S., Home Economics St. Pauls, N.C. .0 ,Y 'I . ' V G.. hi' Q' 1 Judy Hirschberg Suttenfield B.A., Education Richmond, Va, David Cornwell Teague B.S., Physical Education Landis, N.C. Jack Barger Veit, Jr. B.A., Education Pfafftown, N.C. Harry Stanley Waldrup B.S,, Business Administration Asheville, N.C. Leslie Cook Walker B.A., Education Euclid, Ohio T' Larry Tatem B.S., Business Administration Chesapeake, Va. James Clyde Swofford B.S., Math Matthews, N.C. -at Raymond Liston Truett, Jr. Thomas Clayton Twilley B.S., Education Wilmington, Del. B.A., Religion Hialeah, Fla. 4. Q lf ' 2 Aubrey Garland Venable, ll David Michael Virts B.A., French B.A., History Rustbu rg, Va. Silver Spring, Md. Marsha Elizabeth Walker Robert Steven Walker B.S., Biology B.A., History Black Mountain, N.C. Richmond, Va. Martha Ann Ward B.M.E., Education Statesville. N.C. Marion Randall Weatherford B.S., Business Administration Greenville. SC. N-..17' Paul Michael Welch Dennis Caye Wells B.A., Religion BS., Biology Claudette Cooper Webster B.S., Education Burnsville, N.C. Edna Irene Weikel B.M,, Music Charlotte, N.C. 43.85 55- -fl Ford Bruce West Robert Swanson White B-Su 5'0l0QY B.S., Physical Education Greensboro, N.C. Canton, N,C. Marble, N.C. Elkin, N,C, 19 4 Daphne Millaine Williams BAA., English Weaverville. N.C. Harold Johnson Wilson B.S., Business Administration Bakersville, N.C. Patricia Gregg Winebrenner B.A., Education Mars Hill, N.C. Doris Cantrell Wyatt B.A., Education Marshall, N.C. lv Douglas Michael Williams B.M., Music Salem, Va. Lucy Young Wilson B.S., Home Economics Burnsville, N.C. . F e 5 Walter Edwin Wood, Jr. B.A., Religion Mars Hill, N.C. Kenneth Lyle Yarborough B.S., Business Administration Mars Hill, N.C. l Garland Brown Williams, Jr. B.A., History Hendersonville, N.C. Richard Woodrow Wilson B.S., Business Administration Abbeville, S.C. Roger Rooks Williams B.M.E., Music Durham, N.C. Carlton Ray Winebrenner B.A., History Mars Hill, N.C. Shelda Marie Woody B.A., Education Burnsville, N.C. Roger Lee Young B.S., Chemistry Burnsville, N.C. Paul Lee Wright B.S., Business Administration Sumter, S.C. , . man will find living a little more pleasant if he uses these three principles as his guidelines of life: Everything happens for the best, there is good in everything, and no matter what, be happy. WHO'S WHO I97O Ed Griffin David Atwater 'll have been forced to change many of my opinions, but I have also leaned a lot about myself. l have not answered all my questions, but I am learning how to find the answers. Q' Mars Hill College, as life itself, offers boundless opportunities if one will be- come sincerely involved, seeking always wisdom and strength through our Lord. Bobbie Miller ,, as ga . Throughout the chal- lenges of life we must al- ways strive for the best to leave our posterity a better world in which to live. John Britton I bm- fig Ford West . . we will look back on Mars Hill and say that Mars Hill might -just might - be a very spe- in Barbara Fowler . , not only an institute dedi- cated to learning, but as a com- munity of people eager to achieve better personal relationships. This desire has been expressed in a smile to a stranger, hours spent in Projects of the Community Devel- opment Institute, in student-teacher relationships, and in cooperative dorm living. cial place, where some of the best days of our lives took place. Be aware - be understanding be loved. K 196 N Qt ' 'I , , xv 'A .X A' 'ix' Y I I-ff' ' 5 -C ' . 'P'--fs -'-f A '1 ' i il' l :M ' . I I Q -1. ' VV fl I g-Q-J+?'f5v I 1 1 ff. -,ex 4 xcQ-- ' 'I , .ng -4' V .-5 'Q lf-,Q Bill Pons My position as Student Government President has really con- tributed to the Whole make-up of my personality. I have become more tolerant of others and take them tor what they are, not what they say or do or act. FEB' Cindy Byler Four years at Mars Hill College have made me aware that lite is relating not only person to person, but also experience to ex- perience. Without such relationships, devel- opment is stifled and life soon becomes .17-'- -f - a.l, Margaret Kirk 'tl am also grateful for the academic chal- V lenge which was thrown out to me. There were I many times when I had to stretch to meet these standards, but l usually found it to be worth the effort. ' Kathy Bowen Bill Williams member chooses to follow. meaningless. . Win' As long as you stay in the middle of the road, you can take the curves whatever way they go. The quality and worth of our institution has been and will continue to be judged by the lives of all in the community and the direction which each 197 Mary Belle Lawton Between the fun of being a freshman and the re- ality of becoming a senior, I realized that Mars Hill is a diminutive part of a small world - a world big enough for us all, but not so small that we can ignore it 5' -' lo.---1. . X. -ifofl-za j 91-4- .f, 9 fs i.s-wfnib ,-,ye 7 ' f 1 rr-fehvrv-' 9 7 :lui uf-Am fx' Greg Caldwell I-as---...........,,,, Linda Duck 'Sunshine reflects from dew filled daisies While memory's dreams give sigh. Tomorrow I will go away, but never say Goodbye. Living, the idyllic state of life, begins with toler- ance, love, and peace -it ends with prejudice, hate, and war. -6' PQI,- , F l Nl will ii l 'xx ln. Q r' W' Bill Kilgore Life can be full, but only if you fill it. ilk Glen Graves Life is meaningful only if you are willing to live it. In order to live life you must be able to laugh, for laughter is the voice ol the spirit reaching a moment of passion. Life is funny, but only for people who are willing to laugh at themselves. Life is tragic for those who cannot laugh. College is a place where a person can find out who he is. When he discovers his real self and sticks to being himself, he will gradually acquire his place in life. W9 WhiIe at Mars Hill I have had some of the happiest days of my life and some of the saddest days of my life. I love Nlars Hill and it will always be a special part of me. . J! ' I lj Waynette Garland I., I 1 , If i pi ' - I . - 1 . . . questions are more important t an , f y 'N answers, people, more important than legal- ' 5 I ismsg and freedom, more important than I bondage to dead ideas. ' ' IX, I -K I ,I , I I . i Wilson Laney Wilbur Parrot 1 I ' I V . P . El . . most difficult . . . was to learn to ac- 7 I 1 . A 1 3 . Aw X. 's..a.- . t fs, . -I, a 'I ., Gres cept individuals as themselves, and not as what I thought they should be. Under close scrutiny, the old prejudices just wouIdn't stand up, so they were discarded along the way, like the excess baggage they really were, and replaced, I trust, with more realis- tic ideals. Understanding is a two way street. , I I I ,-S Judy Suttenfield 'My thoughts about Mars Hill are that it is a great institution, but it is much more than an institution. It is full of opportunities in all areas. I suppose that it is one of the greatest things that has ever hap- pened in my life. Qgw 'vs Ay O I if . , V X.: G .,,.,,..vu..,Q.,11w . -f'. Y :Al-5:.g,AA5.3V,3, if L ,u.L'!l51U:Yi if , rl X' fr, S KPN X Betty Boyd Vice-President JU IDRS 202 in x' 5 Pat Horton Secretary Mike Cogdill President Wanda Connell Treasurer Brenda Adarr Allen Conway, S C ki? x Joanna Huggrns Atwell Mars Hull, N C 6 5 Ye. N I , Deborah Key Bass Fayettevrlle, N C l I Carolyn Sue Booth Henclersonvrlle. N C Francls Alan Brandon Ashevrlle, N C, J -N I f Fresda Annette Allen Malshally N C John Scott Band Mars Hall, N C una? l in Rrchard Armond Beaver Salem, Va Betty Jane Boyd Srmlisonvrlle. S C, Jean Muller Brrggs Mars HIII, N C 2'3 Danrel Kevrn All Fitchburg, S C Darlene Gaul Baker Southgate, Much i L. . 'xi 4Q B. Ronald Byrd Bennett Ashevrlle, N C Cynthra Ellen Boyd East Bend, N C Nancy Jarvis Brnttle Kanston, N C, X A WI I x K ,.... .A. Sandra Kaye Allrzer Chnsllansburg, Va txxv, Llnda Carol Baldwrn West Columbra. S C ,- Mack Boone, Jr Mars Hull, N C 1' , Q Fleldsvulle, N C v Wllllam Gerald Bradman I Dons Gall Brown Ralergh, N C Cleo Pearson Andrews, lll Fletcher, N C Q, J I -J Grace Elasne Barrett Franklrn, N C 'r -on Russell Wayne Boone Burnsvrlle, N C W? .5- Floberl Jerome Brady Inman, S C f X , K txxw -'X l Q 9' .f n ex Sandra Kay Brown Clanton, N C r K A Lunda Camplneld Buckner Swannanoa, N C r 6 X 7 ' t Evelyn Lourse Burrell Weavervrlle, N C. g ' 'Ny ' -15- Jerry Wrllram Coates Ashevnlle. N C ,A ,f . N Nancy Magel Collus Chase City, Va S, -'N' JA- ,I t .Q . fl ' f ' -A James Henry Crawford Highlands. N C , X 1' Ji. 1 r, A George Woodrow Bullard, Jr Glensrde, Pa, Clyde Frank Campbell, Ill Mars Hull, N C. .I EJ' 'EIL' N. Benpamun Thomas Cochran Mtamr, Fla Wanda Jeannette Connell Charlotte, N C Q S- ., ,, S Randall Crarg Crawlord Seneca, S C Q- ,I S' 1 XX Gartner Ray Bumgaroner Knngs Mountaun, N.C. , , Howard Pnmrose Carpenter, Jr. New Bern, N C li rf C es: Johnny Snow Collee Lynchburg. Va. fe 1' Kenneth Macarthur Cooper Mount Ranler, Md. Q3 BX . -X11 r. , 32. Q , i f t. sin' M ., . Clyde Anderson Crenshaw. Jr Gaslonra, N C H : - I 'C -'fs' si' John Maxwell Bunn Troutville. Va. ., 9 3 John Thomas Chllders Heath Spnngs, S.C 4 t :Su r . 5' Mnchael Glenn Cogdrll Inman, S C. , I-1 if g 4f!1 I r- gi' W2 Gm ITD? WKD F5 CD z: OO -o 3 'L-JH: - . xx C X we ik. ' J , 4 X 4 , X9 Patncla Annette Culbrelh Matthews. N C. Roger Dale Burleson Spruce Pine. N.C. ,5- ,v -1 . X U : ' X: X ' Martha Jean Clayton Miaml, Fla. .fi ' ' diff 'w Wayne Everette Collier Asheville, N.C. ll .. Q ! - .1 Jane Hope Cox Kannapolns, N.C Gary Donald Dale Marlon, N,C, 'vs Mrchael Alvrn Dalton Hendersonvllle N C -13 -L Davud Franklrn Douglas Mars Hull, N C I Ari.. 1 Q 1 Q:-rx x -0 4 A Sara Ellen Ezzelle Waxhaw, N C . 5 N.-. t Dan Mrlton Foster Wmston Salem, N C fgl r . 'r -.. Gary Worth Frank Ashevrlle, N C Q6 : V 1 Xi .ff Deborah Ann Danlel Ashevtlle N C M CC W 14 - : ff 6 Rachel Long Douglas Mars Hull, N C gt fv- xr fin-4 Sandra Lynn Farnarn Ashevrlle, N C Marcla Claare Founlaln Dublin, Ga Marrlyn Theresa Fullam Arden, N C y Ei t-X Sue Arlene Dams Waynesvnlle, N C 36' Q -nai- , 3 Mtchael Brevard Dubots Jacksonvnlle. Fla ,J ge -W v Clyde Vrncenl Fenton Bradenton Fla t .- . . l Marlan Yvonne Fowler Matthews, N C in ., ,,s . vin? Luncla Annette Gartner Greensboro, N C Blarr Steven De-lllnger Gastonra N C Q' -nv' Lake Eugene Ellrs, Jr Greenvntle, S C Tun' l Wrlluam Kenneth Ferguson Lynchburg, Va 'x G- '. . ,, 5, , x t Ellzabeth Suzanne Fox Hudson, N C 46 0 's Mary Jannelte Gartner Greensboro, N C Rnnnre Edward Deyl Burnsville N C 4 James Beckel Ewart He-ndersonvtlle N C. David Blau Frsher Ashevrlle. N C Sandra Faye Fox Burnsvtlte, N C V k t., Rncnard Gordon Garrrson Berryvulle, Va 205 on O6 Jean Maclay Garvey Arlrngton Va ge-,el if - 3' P Mlke Zebedee Grllespue Dobson. N C .V Z Z' f' t Q Robert E Lee Gaskey, Jr Shelby N C Patncua Reavts Gulreath Wllbar. N.C I I 'o f I Margle Graban Matthew Stephen Graham Mrddletown Ohuo Elakersvllle, N C Robert Dale Halley Hulcla Elaune Hardy Newell, N C Suloan, N C Charles Arthur Hawkrns James Htnton Hayes Banavdsvllle. N C. Durham, N C Davao Aaron Gelber Fayettevnlle. N C Ronald Nell Glass Danvrlle, Va Kathryn Elizabeth Greene Columbua, S C James Ruchard Harelson Sumter, S C Llllvan Elame Hearn North Wnlkesboro N C Davud Lynn Gnllespue Mncavllle, N C Monroe Hayes Goodrum Myrtle Beach, S C. v Arthur Leonard Guerry Mars Hlll, N C. , -. lf U ft Ee , ' Ann Rogers Harkey Marlon, N C. l-. ' V1 Leonard Dennis Helner Spruce Pune, N C , A I 3, if 1 , XX X l ix Margaret Jane Gtllespne Raleigh. N.C. 2 Mtchael Flncharo Gordon Mars Hull, N C, 4- 4: A Percy Lee Guthne, Jr. Ashevtlle, N.C. Bruce Norman Hartgrove Greensboro, N.C. Ftalph Mnchael Hendrucks Central, S C. 4 . '4 1.9- Susan Eluzabeth Hensley Burnsville, N C ,f Jean Annette Holcombe Burnsvulle, N C K A Y X Wilma Jean Hunter Arden, N C Sz, 405' 'Nix Y Robert Colluer Jenkms Florence. S C. L XX N X N Dorothy wnllnams Lamb Weavervnlle, N C 'Se l xx , ,x,,. x t Paul Dean Hacks Newdale, N C , Patrlcla Ann Horton Concord, N C, Richard Bur FOR Mill, S C. ge Hutchison Q 5 I, wx Wllllam Arthur Johnson Hendersonville, N C. John Gordon Lamb R f l I N Eluzabeth Ann Pressley Hendersonville, N C -5 f b , - , 13-v Shella Caldwell Horton Heath Sprmgs, S C Joseph Moody Hyall Canton, N C, 3 t f t Wnlliam Mack Johnson Marlon, Va oben Hoyt Lampley Weavervnlle, N C, Flockvulle, Md -s -..I x x Hull Charles Austln Hmshaw Thomasville, N C 2 -J .l ,cy Lnncla Marne Howell Suflolk, Va f,,,-I 'M f 1 Reba Theresa Ivey Ypsilanti, Much f- , 1. 4, fl, , W. ' Moms Drake Jordan Greenvllle, S C, Gary Wullnam Lawlng Fayetteville, N C, ,G I x 'N Kathay Marla Hodges Balllmore, Md ,- Judvlh Gertrude Hunter Lake Cnty Fla 6: Rebecca Jane Jarvis Leicester, N C . 2 V ! le- . E' u Ben Harrlson Kuncald, Jr Lenolr, N C. Martha Elarne Lawson Ashevnlle, N C 207 Y .9-x, ,, -.f 41 J fp -L Janet Parrish Lester Christiansburg, Va. . l r ' 5 ., sf' 94 . l 1 Carol Ann Long Pulaski, Va. . t, L. Glenda Cheryl Martin Gainesville, Ga. 2 x. E. X 9 Norma Christine McNeill Kr1lgl'ltdale.N.C. Q Michael Ralph Middleton Jefferson, S.C. 208 Alma Faye Letterman Burnsville, N.C. Donna Faye Long Nashville, Tenn. wJ' . ? ,. William Elliott Martin Summerton. S.C. 5 Nl ,L fe- L Claude Cleveland McSwain Albany N,Y. In me I Rum James Davis Mifflin Wilmington, Del. William Edward Lewis Niagara Falls, N.Y. - ' 1:49 X QF x fx, Lou Ann Long Andrews, N.C. F 1 we -av ,.. , , i 'i Donald Edward McCaskill Biscoe, N.C. William Alan McTheny Wilmington, Del. Eddie Lee Miller Canton, N.C. 6. v J 55- 1 Je Danny Steven Locklair Charlotte, N.C. Melinda Leigh Love Cashiers, N.C. anie Elizabeth McDuflie Bennettsville, S.C. Patsy Sue Merrill Weaverville, N.C. I 4 I , Larry Regan Moody Charlottesville, Va. I-01. - Y f' ' 1 Suzanne Aycock Locklair Charlotte, N,C. Paula Ann Maley Thomasville, N.C. Suzanne McGuirl Charlotte, N.C. Randall Dewitt Metcalf Mars Hill, N,C. : 95- f ' nl ll . ' 'W 'Inj e-,E I ij? i Fredrick Wayne Morgan Rockingham, N.C. V' x Nancy Ophelna Morrow Campobello, S C S Henrnetta Arlene Olrver Connelly Sprrngs, N C, Herbert Clyde Peek, Jr, Charlotte, N C. Ronald Lawrence Plemmons Ashevllle, N.C, Danny Kelth Ray waynesvrlle, N C 69 ' 'G A Wayne Allen Mull Huckory, N C 'Q X 5. , s Deborah Sue Myers Princeton, W Va . - ss ' an V-. ' ' 1 -I -1 I V . -. Oliver Earl Overton, II Judy Carolyn Pant Roanoke Flapuds, N C Dublun, N C I 4 S' 1 7 Q an 1 : A Wrlluam Foster Pegg, Jr. Bernhard Henry Perchunsku Mars Hull, N C, Martunez, Ga Z1 ' H k 4 1 Anthony Frank Prunettn Lambertvllle, N J. xp ' ' q tn U Y -' 4 1 '-. 'x:. ,,. nun NRI, X-jr, ..-H .5311 Z, XEIQ' 1,3 Davrd Cece! Fledmon Swannanoa, N C Tommue Edward Purser Fayettevnlle, N C, Patrrcua Elame Rhodes Tryon, N C 4,3 1 Judith Carol Nrckels Orlando, Fla M F Butch Palmer, HI Salem, Va t Q x ' 'f Robert Lee Peterson Bakersvllle, N C Juanlta Laverne Ragans Madison, Fla. Mnchael Boyd Rtce Ashevwtle N C 'vt. gf: Susan Lorraune Norman Petersburg, Va Conme Lorranne Parker Lnnthucurn, Md sl, Q. ' A Paul Grady Plnkston, III Augusta, Ga Donnne Lane Ramsey Marshall, N C 2 -A is 4 t 1 Jack Carlton Rrchards, Jr Gastoma, N C 9 lic. ,- Qt fir r- Q... t l. ' Kenneth Lee Rickett Andrews, N.C. Y,-:Pk ' .q' , , 4 lr Q. A Hazel Wilbur Robinson Rock Hill, S.C. Brenda Gaye Seagroves Apex, N.C. x .. H v L Sharon Lee Silvers Brevard, N.C. k --.0 L ' .li L Archie Poe Stevens Loris, S C K .,-Q. -. -if 'Q ' 1' f, .gr ,i t , John Leland Riddle Spruce Pine, N.C. 4 Q s in Julian Daniel Roper Six Mile, S.C. 1 A i I X ei? Sandra Marie Sharp Madison, N.C. NIS i 1, A. Kathleen Ann Smith Enka, N.C, Donald Leroy Stevens Mars Hill, N,C. Alice Marie Rivenbark Willard, N.C. 6 .u 'L Y f x Deborah Jo Sams Pinnacle, N.C. Paul Pernell Sholar, Jr. JaCks0nviIIe, Fla. 1?,.f i - L ,Af I f Linda Kathy Smith Columbia, S.C. James Hagood Stevens, Jr. Halifax, Va. Frances Margaret Ro Bowden, Ga. Lester Erie Scott Lynchburg, Va, ach I 1 1 ' ,z 1. Rf: David Ellis Shores Salisbury, N.C. ' .ee si X six Myra Rose Smith Clinton, N.C. Bonnie Dale Story Cowpens, S.C. 'vii T 5f I f K X Mary Darlene Roberts Asheville, N.C, Terrell Leon Scruggs Brevard, N.C. N sf--1 .2 req, wi ,y Q t ' 1 Victoria Minette Sibert Miami, Fla. Linda Louise Spencer Newton, N.C. x x. -,, . ,F Thomas Michael Stnver Roanoke, Va. Rte! Stuarl Lee Sutherland Mars Hull, N C f, ' .l fs. tl 45 Martha Lllluan Taylor Hendersonvnlle. N C ' SW Mnchael Greenwood TruSSQIl Roanoke, Va. ra. , 3 A' N Mary Joann Ward Hendersonvnlle, N C. 'T Q . G., 'ff' .I Moms Lee Whute Flalalgh, N C, ff Qvi 'Z' El.-'ffl Alex Alvln Sutton Clysie, N C 17' my Nancy Jo Taylor Forest Cnty, N C X 3 PI? ,VK -1 A James Flay Turner, Jr. Florence, S C l li, F, Johnme Ray Weaver, Jr Chester, Va, Becky Lynn Swnnney Carthage, N C Q 4 li Rebecca Jean Taylor Wulmlngton, N C ' sr q , Q .LI Garry Vaughn Turprn Travelers Flest. S C 7 1, b 'X X , P l'W , fv f' X Amelua Stephen Wells Wallace, N C. 3 l. ll, f'- - NN X , X .1 ' ' ' X451 X: 1 A K S . Mrcnael Sam Whuteslde Gerald McClarn Whitley Ashevrlle, N C. Albemarle, N C as 1 v 'I . rv, . i f . Darlene Agnes Swlsher Crozel, Va .-as fn 1-0 L PZ 0- Jellrery Paul Thompson Sparta, N .l ZR, 6. ,s fb-' Q Qi Evelyn Johnson Verduln Ashevllle, N C. Barbara Lavada Whnsnant Salusbury, N C xx. Patrlcla Loulse Whltson Mars Hull. N C ,t ff ,f 5' 'Os ,,,l -r-w X r Irvs Dlanne Talharn Waynesvulle N C '29 N 4,4 . 'U Clarence Vernell Townsend Mars Hull, N C r Ma li fi . UZ Sammy Lee Wallace Acworlh, Ga 1 CTT' l A4 Rebecca Lynne Wlntaker Hendersonville, N C 4:4 Steven Muchael Whutted Canton, N C . J as ,M CJ P' 4. 'anvil ,lil 'swf K James Richard Wikle Winston-Salem, N C rfffe 6 . Ftoy Irving Wood, Ill Fl Mead. Md. 'r ' 1 il 1' ' f' ,Q 1 - 5 , 1 ra 1.1, 7,...., Sandra Faye Williams Prince George. Va. J. A i f . in x Patricia Elaine Worsham Waynesville, N C, 3 X-3 'L Joseph Levi Williard High Point, N,C. Mary Gleyn Wright Macon, Ga. B G A I a J 1 Thomas Burton Willingham Chesnee, S.C .n ,ri , ..- lngrid Christine Young Asheville, N.C. Brenda Carole Wilson Charlotte, N.C. 'Rug Sharon Lee Young Burnsville, N.C. ,, ,E 1 .....-J+i.. fri? . J- J'-N., 4- .f ff -.--ff.. w A . ,.- -'-N '-- - ' ' N-,. . .4-5-. 'W' 4 M . . X Y ':..c-' ,'.gv- jf, x:,:j,:f3,z-?5i'-QQ ' kr 3.11. ' ,--' - , gf, ,' 1 ,A ua 15: , 1 'fax' f , V' ,. ' - -..,1- wa N, sy'-ff '- 1 fi, L' 'K-. . .'Vh1:1fE5fQk'5::.j.2.: , . tv '.a,.1:- 1:,'Q X. if l I w I W, rn. , , , , -..w,.r-H- --vf-v.. .W-y Ruth Pres 214 Gellerstedt ident Y ,if . jr, I-.1 f ' 1' 1 ,-.J 1- J. f. 1 wi QW 5 Z 4. X .4 X 11 r 1 5-,.. Q .lg K av QTSUBYRMU9 1 2 S19 'E . 3545 5 4 , ffiilff' - b, , 15? j -D:.'iQ..gJ3'f Ken Lovette Vice-President Betty Moss Secretary . -.X ' vt? r E 2' SOPHOMGRES Diane Green Treasurer -V.-.mr - rw- nn- ww.: m s ' - 1- vr.-wwlf-,-- W vw 'fl 'x H--' -:ff H.-,v 11- .- : V.---iq , rg . v 1 ' 1 4 4 . R 1 Nma Elnzabeth Abrams Flutherlordlcn, N C John Welluam Anderson Greenwood, S C Q 3.1 'J um.. 32.511 Mary Annelle Barefoot Charleston Herghts, S C ' .9 11 Nancy .lo Brazell Gastonia. N C, t Z3 Ki In , -eff Loss Ann Browmn Weavervllle, N C Duane Angel Adduson Durham, N C 6 x 2 v DOTIFIB Jane AYFOWOOC Weavervrlle, N C ,. -. ,we v. is. v X.-4 B fin? 2 4 46' 5 Charles Rulus Barger Asheville, N C 1 :A Robert Loren Bridges Honolulu, Ha, .. - Q Q -- 1 '35 Mnchael Joe Allen Paula Metcalf Ammons Marshall,NC Mars HulI,NC 1 Y 1 C ff-1' A q-n w Owen Eugene Aycock Leicester, N C vs Elnzabeth Mane Bennett Fhchmond, Va -1 -rw' V 'yu I. Musa Ernelle Brooks Cary, N C , 4- 1. we 1. 'Qi 'U n Arnold Graham Buckn I Margaret Ethel Buchana Q . Spruce Pune, N C. Swannanoa, N C, y Sharon Lynn Baker North Mlamn Beach, Fla Dana Ann Bishop Greenvnlle. S C .A,. '.,,-.- N Mary Ann Brown Weavervulle, N C er Dorothy Ann Bullard Wrnston-Salem, N C LL' Phyllls June Arnmons Ftanklln, N C -.-o Jane Ellza beth Barbary Sumpsonvllle, S C 55 sn- Mnchael Allen Blanton Longs, S C 3 5. .A -v W- ,A Prnsculla Ann Brown Brlslol, Conn ,, ff lr 6 ' ef ve y ., . i x ', .f. rg if Robert Lawrence Bullard Wsnston-Salem, N C Keith Furman Burns Piedmont, SC, Henry Arthur Chandler FDI1 Union, Va. Michael Earl Conard Swannanoa, N.C. F9- . A4 Y f w A l 5 tn.T .1.- , X 'S Donna Jean Culler High Point, N.C. Gary Wayne Dove Trouiville, Va. Margarel Estelle Butt Bakersville, N.C. Benjamin David Clark Johnston. S.C. 'L-, S? John Nathan Corbitt Fairview. N.C. Q are Jeffrey Blair Cunningham Woodsbury Heights. N.J. William Brentwood Do er Hazelwood, N,C, ,..- K A , vt. L y' Karen Leah Caldwell Murphy, N.C. Bradford Lynn Coe Durham, N,C. Janice Lorraine Coston Hendersonville, N,C. f , QV x -X, 'X U' Richard Andrew Deweese Asheville, N.C, , I JV. l ,O .554 ,V 4 Q . V X if X me sf. Donna Sue Dudley Roanoke. Va. Judy Marie Capps Marshall, N.C. fl I ff L Gloria Frankalyn Colburn Hudson, N.C, Donald Maynard Cox Mars Hill, N.C. -- Phyllis Ann Dorn Hollywood. Fla. Wallace Bryce Dunn Norfolk, Va. l 4 Q. th-I' -nv- I L Cynthia Dawn Carver Red Springs. N.C, 9 Y . 2 K l Sylvia Ann Cole Forest City, N.C. Edwin Lionel Crawford Robbinsville, N.C. r. ,, 9. Q .Ar N .. ,I lx Bonnie Lynn Doughlie Portsmoulh, Va. Glenn Emerson Dunvilla Roanoke, Va. Wllllam Bryant Early, Jr. Old Fort, N C. ,vi Judy Carol Elrod Pledmonl, S,C E ! Sheryl Ann Fowler Jacksonvrlle, Fla 5' na' e'9' Katre Margaret Galvrn New Bern, N,C. Martha Ellen Glbson Huntersvllle, N,C, px 1 t . Sharon Teresa Echerd Gaslonla, N C . ,' Y.. 1 fd Betty Jane Ferguson West Ashevllle, N C, Stephen Arthur Francls Charlotte, N,C. x 7 f r -4 Annre Laune Gardner Carlisle, Ohio Cllltorl O'Brlan Edwards. Jr. Mt Gilead, N C L Rlchard Burt Flncher Hugh Pcunt, N C Q -3 Joyce Faye Franklrn Newland, N C, I 5 ' e0 Ronald Bruce Gasperson Arden, N.C 4 l John Carlton Gldeon, Jr. Betty Elaine Gladson Greensboro, N.C, Murphy, N,C in ,i-N T' QQ. lf ,',, Nancy Hathcock Edwards Charlotte, N C :,4 . John Reeves Fisher Marshall, N C lv? Patrlcla Lynn Fulk Greensboro, N C 6. ' s Janlce Anne Gellak Cherry Hull, N J i x Wrllram Lee Glover Wake Forest, N C, xv' Rlchard Page Ellls Ashevllle, N C QC? ...- Jerome Arnolo Fowler Hartsvllle, S C 0 - 1 l 5 i' K P 1 X Ann Melllssa Funderburk Matthews, N C Mary Ruth Gellersledt Easl Polnt, Ga Sldney Clark Godlrey Durham N C E, , x ': LX, i Linda Jane Golorth Statesville, N,C. -iq Q, if 'AX Kathryn Lee Green Winston-Salem, N,C. fx xg R it Richard Gary Harris Flemington, N.J. 4-In Douglas Kenneth Hensley Burnsville, N.C. A 571 4' gf 4 'J 6-ry 32- ---w - 3 15. L 1 a t 'r X out Q5 Q xi Billy Arthur Golding Salem. Va. t ,L YA. we .ip 1 -J' t X X Vicki Diane Green Easley, S.C. X I 'SRG- l Flobert Lee Hartsell Norristown, Penn. 1.-Q., Q 'P Richard Neal Henson Canton, N,C. -ev' X h. . Fi-':.'- X James Roger Hopkins Cynthia Reeves Horner Seneca, S.C. 218 Charlotte, N,C. .N '1 15, Murphy, N.C. N . W., . 'fig' Q... Q . -me , ,Qtr ,,.::, ---tg 'es am. William Thaddeus Hamilton Colonial Heights, Va, f. - . Clillcrd Samuel Hay Hickory, N.C. ,Gal X ' N K m V Patricia Gayle Graham Katherine Wright Granger Piedmont, S.C. Terry Flay Hamrick Forest City, N.C. 'Q 3 'B' . ,QA Q Harold Eugene Hayes Gastonia, N.C. Mary Jane Gray Taylors, S.C. 4 xi . kt ,N 'A William Dan Hardin Clyde. N,C. Mary Ann Hazel Vero Beach, Fla. Russell Keith Henson Norris Ray Higgins Janet Catherine Hobbs Alexandria, Va. Burnsville, N.C. Marion, N.C. A Raymond Franklin Hough, Ill Mary Annis Howard Don Edward Huff Salem, Va. Colorado Springs, Colo. Portsmouth, Va. f IN . , nc. Roy Dennrs Hunt Mars Hull, N C S xlx X Harriet Jane Jeter Ware Shoals, S C 'B I t Martha Allen Jones Belmont, N C An' .QN ,- - X l l Flrchard Allred Kohler Jacksonvllle, N C C -:- .Q L iv' . f 1 a' It 1 Y ,,J, S rx V 1. Wlllram Hall Hun! JoAnn Delorrs Hunter Flalelgh, N C Marshall, N C X .u X, 4 an ., f N,-, -sl .1 X if Deana Rose .Jrnnette Goldsboro, N C - E 6q: Thomas Michael Keever Hrckory, N C 644' t 1 .1 .C-1 x X 'x Sandra Gaye Landers Marshall, N C Gerald Eugene Lonon Kenneth Maurice Lovelte Marlon, N C Lumberton, N C Flodney Lynn Johnson Asheville, N C v Q . , N N Kathleen Karolyn Kelley Sparlanburg, S C 1 ni Patrrcra Ethel Laney Sarasota, Fla, Sammy Lewrs Lucas Lamar, S C pm ao, 1 , .,4 1--v I Fl3rldall Wllllam Hyatt Ashevllle, N C 3 ' I 5 mv' .NX ,Q- Wlllram Carey Johnson St Pauls, N C Q I H.. YT Steven Fredric Kung Forest Clly, N C l Leonard Walter Leedy, I Tampa, Fla lf-Q 3-3-. ,'k'J , 1 6 N Flobrn Lorrarne Inscore N Wllkesboro, N C -3 If I . dui N Bellle Vlrglnla Jones Cary, N C .I ' if .i 3 415 Beverly Krnqulst Jacksonville, Fla Duane Garl Leonhardt Morganlon, N C 1 . in .-5 Flobert Waldemar Luebke Harold Alan Lusk Greensboro, N c Mramu, Fla Edward Larkin Lynch Mars Hull, N C ,,,1:.. , qv. Y Sherry Leah McAIlster Launnburg, N C. fw- James Michael Medford Asheville, N.C. - t Betty Lou Moss Durham, N C, ,K Q. . vw:-' 'Nd'- 'kx N Martha Gay O'NeaI Blenheim, S C 4 E Flay Earl Manin, Jr. Leicester, N C. David Preston McCray Salem, Va. .1 4 L Margaret Fluth Mein Recile, Brazil Susan Anita Murray Mars Hill, N.C. Charles Russell Orr, Jr. Great Falls, S C. Mary Margaret Mashburn Waynesville, N.C. .-is 'YY F4- 3 .-x ,N 1' Roger David McGowan Laurens. S.C. Luanna Gail Miller Candler, N,C. Delores Ethel Nordan Cayce, S C. Wanda Faye Outlaw Ml. Olive, N.C. George Willard Maynard Simpsonville, S C, is f Q.. 9 U . W' Shirley Ann Mclntosh Weavervllle, N.C. I4 Fy 'V ,. k - '. Betty Ann Moore Mount Holly, N.C, -'O' td' Mary Lynda Olive Charlotte, N.C. Q.. W0 Joseph Michael Parrott Pickens, S.C. 5 Gretchen Blair Mayo Krnston, N.C. lf 4l Q N .ff G-'wr XV A William Crosby Meador Hendersonville, N.C. wr' fe If A 1 .nx ' cw Y' l. Merry Lee Moorman Fort Lauderdale. Fla. 4' ,,: Anna Joyce Oliver Mars Hill, N.C. 1' x H t .rf it l 5: .Yf ' 1 Marlene Gertrude Paeler Ashburn, Va, , -. th r 3 N Cecrl Glenn Perry Ashevrlle, N C. . y UF A x . Sandra Mae Phllllps Greenvrlle, 5 C. John Spurgeon Pnmm Greensboro, N C. Y. .L 4 S9 t - X Nancy Irmeth Richards Atlanta, Ga, Thomas Carroll Robbrns Apex, N C. 'l Susan Ellzabeth Person Fuquay-Varuna, N C -yo Willuarn Gordon Phllllps Morrisville, N C Carmen Anthony Prunettn, Jr Lambertvllle, N J. Howard Ronald Richardson Ashevrlle, N.C. Carolyn Sarah Robrnson Weavervllle. N C. Qv . 'rr Jesse Lawrence Plall Winston Salem, N C Xrlnn -i X Chrrstme Anne Plerce Hamas Cnty, Fla N-'Yu' Nm' . X Sandra Lynn Raborn Huntersville, N C 3' ' 1 Michael Lee Rtckman Asheville, N C ..- tu 1' ' :HZ ' . 'uv' 'S 'x , , ff. Kathy Ellen Flobrnson Mars Hull, N.C ,li . P. Elizabeth Ann Phlllnps Mars Hull, N C X ,- A X 6.4 I James Earle Pollard Mtamr, Fla Elrzabeth Ann Reed Concord, Tenn t 62 ? 4 E. . Barbara Lourse Riddle ga l :'f -ee-Y 1 Randal Gary Phllluos Farmvrlle, Va ich., Gerald Dean Presnell Burnsvalle, N C, 3, Hal Mellachamp Reeves Blythewood. S C, X Lrnda Grace Flltchle Arlington, Va, Barnardsvllle, N C . In - -. 1!1',,1 ., , , , . f , l 1 ' S 1 ? M J . 1- Q Mark Stetlen Robmson Rebecca Lou Robmson Knoxvnlle, N C. Ashevrlle, N,C 221 it E ka 1 Roger Waylon Robinson Burnsville, N.C. ..,-f, jk ' fe- nw V' L- , F s ,-' Irene Martha Sherrill Lincolnton, N.C. pg Michael Gordon Smith Gastonia, N.C, i fir: K, Glenda Mae Stiles Burnsville, N.C. Marilyn Dale Swoflord Matthews, N.C. 222 St , I i t a. 1 if: 1, ,f is-M -,Q 1 gl, - ., , -- Il il: ' 1 :fyifta 1,1 X Cynthia Nan Salyer Burlington, N.C. t 1 Rebecca Kay Shirley Greenville, S.C. Q- -' vw if Roger Edward Smith Weaverville, N.C. Stephanie Stimpert James Richard Sykes Burlington, N.C, . Petersburg Beach, Fla. if . - ....,iiiQ,,x, f. A - .4 ' .Lv 1 Paul Stephen Scruggs Forest City, N.C. Michael Cecil Sigmon Hickory, N,C, g i h I 'S' 11.11, M- .-, ,i l' fa, 4 Richard Dewitte Sparkman Charleston, S.C. v' ' ff' 2 1- v ,., t :,, i J , I J tl Mary Janice Stockinger Asheville, N.C. Donna Kay Talley Arden, N,C. :Sv if 4 -ik if Cynthia Susan Seaberg Greensboro, N.C, - -f fe l Carol Ann Simpson Greensboro, N.C. Wi , x Lucius Perry Springfield Greenville, S.C, 6 . 55' S Martha Sue Strider Hendersonville, N.C. Lois Marilyn Talley Titusville, Fla. R- .La x Q' Robert Neal Sellers Sylva, N.C. ,-' - ' ' . tT'z 8 - : G 1X Sally Evans Sligh Greer, S.C. fbi. f L Susan Hathaway Stacks Mars Hill, N.C. ? . Q ' P I K nt, l ik ff-P? -A , X Sharon Dawn Suggs Carthage, N.C. In:-I fy W ' Ralph Hamilton Taylor Morganton, N.C. Rebecca Angeline Teeter Concord, N C .. Q. ll R- x.-v V I Freclerlck Lee Tappet! Durham, N C Q. 6 ,, . 'x Wllllam Michael Wallace Franklln, N C 2 --4 , ...V 1 1 45 Ilene Ruth Whale Hockessln, Del. Terry Paul Wulluams Malden, N C, ,L -1 M Rzchard Cameron Te Durham, N C w 5 , Farrey Slevens Varner Robbnnsvllle, N C Michael Hayne Warts Asheville, N C Rachel Mane Whnlson Weavervllle, N C if -- 1:-v k .ludllh Lynn Wlllls Cleveland Helghls, Oh 6- .ya cf' N NHDCV RUN? Tl'lClVT'l3S M315 Hnl N ll 63 .,,, 1 Donna Gall Vaughn Burllnglon, N C Susan Rebecca Watts Slalesvnlle, N C, S. ' .'--r X Joann Alma Whltled Flat Rock, N C Mnchael Thomas Wulson Pensacola, N C ,rg .Z .,' ,'r v Iv Nangy Flgrffrnilg Thomas sl Fwleraburg Fla Q , Bryant McClure Wallace Franklin, N C ., e- an gi A Clark Muchael Webb Marlon, N C 8 Chrlstre Ann Wllllams Wllllstcn, Fla 1 Q Mary Meglone Woodward Charlotle, N C K' f X... 1 Martha Jo Thompson Vero Beach, Fla r Bw A 5 Nadene Wallace Flalelgh, N C ' X 4' 31 f0 t Q? A Kenneth Alan Wells Lelcesler, N C X Myra Coleen Wllllams Weavervulle, N C 1 Pamela Jean Woolwlne Mlnneola, Fla 223 James Anrvuf wnghr, Jr Ronald Charles Yelton ASHBVIIIE. N C Fares! CIW' N C V 0, -v ...l- llllllllllllllllf liilll' .- iwlbff .-v A P gi ,iz 21' net a YQ. if im Ed Vincent Vice-President FRESHME Dick Morgan 1 President Pkwy' Pat White Secretary 'x Nancy Fussell Treasu rer F John Alben Adeumy Hamlet, N C .X W K 'L Alrce Lee Arndt Gastoma, N C. .- l Llnda Carol Bell Greer, S C. I. Julia Katherine Blake Duncan, S.C. Kent Todd Brandon Yadklnvrlle, N.C. i x Cynthla Gaye Akuns Harrrsburg, N C 'F '-:- N Judy Annette Arthurs Salusbury, NC. 6? C X 1 Betty Duane Bennett Asl1evllle,N C, 3 Mrllord Va 1 vd Julian James Blanton, Jr. l Steve Leon Allen Wmston-Salem, N C. 3 4 6. '5 N 'Y X Lou Anna Bagwell Nashvllle. Tenn John Waller Berry Baltumore, Md 4 l , . 'l . Jennller Jo Blythe Hunlersvrlle, N C. Thaddeaus Wrnlred Brendle Gregg Kemp Brenner Drexel, N,C. Woodbrne, Ga James Donald Andrews Fletcher N C -L any-..- Q-.. 1 Gym 4 Charles Edward Baxter Erwln, Tenn Clayton Allen Betts Herndon, Va Us xg--1 .I Ellzabeth Langlrt Apple Prlnceton, N J Joseph Grady Elaynard Hendersonvllle, N C -'L Q. Thomas Erick Beyer Flemrngton, N J ,lift ' 2 , Lester Homer Boone Mars Hull, N C. l , N 'I j s ' nf l. Jeanne Bowen Shelby, N C Carolyn Gaul Bnggs Melvrn Roland Bun, ll Mars Hrll, N C Fayetteville, N C William Thomas Britton Erwin, Tenn. v.-. . Roy Mitchel Burns Simpsonville, S.C, gs WU, Willie Mack Byrd, Jr, Fayetteville, N.C. it 'Ve A-cr Thomas William Carter Hendersonville, N,C, Terry Don Chenoweth Greensboro, N.C. 228 James Lawrence Brock, lll Knoxville, Tenn. ... -N 'S -f ... ,J ,rf W, Nancy Louise Bush Butner, N.C. s Vp h -5, 'fx Nancy Elaine Calloway Knoxville, Tenn. Constance Marie Cauble Asheville, N C. Alfred Thomas Clark Asheville, N,C. 5- - 4:- ,.. .4 X'.. Joyce Marie Brookshire Moravian Falls, N.C. -K-1 John Edward Bussard Annapolis, Md. 'S' Jesse Paul Campbell Candor, N,C. Gary Lawrence Cauthen Heath Springs, S.C. Glenn Gordon Coats Flemington, N,J, JA Janet Arlene Buckner Franklin, N,C. C ,FJ LL Fd ...- Glen Howard Butler Washington. D.C. Scott Whalen Carroll Roanoke, Va, vu Alton Lane Bullard. Jr Winston-Salem, N.C. , .af 2- YP Kenneth Flobert Byerly Jacksonville, Fla, Marshall Eugene Carter Canton, N.C. v -4 ,.. 7711 ik 1, af .,, xt '- Raymond Vandiver Chandler Dora Grace Charlton Greenville, S.C. , , . if-f, , .,.j:3, N ' .-atti'rs--2+-sfzfa--1i.'fiffa Agnes Kessie Codjoe Mars Hill, N.C. Reston, Va. David Forrest Cole Anderson, S,C. ' a Uv' 'K I x .N x Flebecca Ruth Compton Greenvlller S C l l Julle Ann Cox Weavervllle, N C Richard Lawrence David Washington, D,C 5 . 3 David Henderson Dltt Marlon, N C Harold Dean Edwards Sparta, N C, 1, 1' l l Q 1 x Palncla Elizabeth Cone Charleston. S C 'i Q- Steven Grant Crews Lake Wales, Fla, 5-1 Gene Thomas Davns Flat Flock, N C -fo , 11' .xr - , Debra Kay Drxon Flaelord, N C Joanna Alden Erb Ftlchrnond, Va 1- Kennelh Bowman Conrad Wrlmlngton, Del b , s o Walter Edgar Crrssman, Jr Hugh Pornt, N C in-I Stevle Gene Davrs Mars Hull, N C --55' X 1 x X X Susan Kay Drxon Aurora, N C Eulalre Rrvers Ellington Easley, S C 1 t .s - 1. r W r E Susan Bedlord Cook Baltlmore, Mc! ..ur' f l James Ftay Croxton Wrnnsboro, S C Terry Donald Dease Bartow, Fla Q' 5 f ..- 'Q Nancye Laurlce Duncan Norm Wllkesboro, N C 4 x S . I , Patrlcla Loulse Engllsh Mars Hull, N C, in 'is , ' 'h yf--, Nancy Lee Cooley Hrckory, N C 3 Lawrence Terrence Czarny Falrlax, Va -. J 1 ,g QL , Margaret Ann Drercks Mars Hull, N C I Theresa Dean Edsall Mars Hull, N C ,f:.' Q 'O ' Yr Nixon James Berne Eptrng Flock Hull, S C .. 4 ' 1 as - Q 3 ' , A . A Q. f ' K' 5 .' 5' 1! 1f -et. . 4 14 ' Q a:r?Ei:?l?1:2 ' , . ' w Larry Wayne Estep Richmond, Va. R' Ai Graham Carrow Fort Kxnston, N.C. Joe Harold Funderburk Lancaster, S.C. - .22 I Barbara Jean Gentry Sparta. N.C. rQ 5 5' f . Kathy Ruth Graham Marshall, N.C. David McCullough Farrell Millington, NJ Joseph Warren Franklin Asheville, N.C. Tommy Leburn Furr Concord, N.C. N. P' 4 A T i! ' ti , f- Betty Maxine Gillespie Alexander, N.C. Frank Stanley Farrell Richmond, Va. Lina Lee Franklin Louisville, Ky. ..f.v, Nancy Lynn Fussell Clinton, N.C. Sam Thomas Goin Farmville. Va, rock 'E 1 Debra Lee Ferguson Mars Hill, N,C. Q Maletta Lynne Freeze Kannapolis, N.C. 0 v' Ly if - 'w Cathy Susan Garrett Laurens. S.C. Joyce Gail Gosnell Marshall, N.C. , 4 , Norman William Graham Kenneth Allen Gray Gayla Maxine Green Asheville, N C, Weldon, N.C. Dallas, N.C. 3 :BL ,Q l John Martin Forehand, Jr. Charlotte, N.C. Gail Elizabeth Frye Knoxville, Tenn. L Cathy Ann Gault Gastonia, N.C. Id' L , Marcia Elaine Gosnell Greenville, S.C. Robert Wayne Green Mauldin, S.C. I Q, 17:7 '-I Kenneth Marlun Gregory Greenvnllel S C Joseph Henry Harding Mocksvllle. N C 7 MlCttaeIPlt1mar1 Hanlvard Apex, N C. Alan Lee Henderson Lagrange, Ga. I N 1 I Frances Mae Hull Tuxedo, N C J'- 1 f 1 4 N-.1 .f' Wllllarn Marlrn Gregory Brevard, N C Donald Fred Harrell Mars Hull. N C 'N Marcra Duane Hawklns Weavervllle, N C I, Deborah Susan Henderson Leonard Ray Grundstall Burnsvrlle. N C -1 yt:--v Nancy Jane Hansson Rocky Mount, N C -vp ' E? Wnllard Eugene Hayes Greenvllle, S C Lou Anne Hendrlcks Chesnee, S C Ralengh, N C I 1 3 A x sg X x Joe Lee Hull Joanne Eleanor Hodge Hartwell, Ga Sumter. S C, -1 XJ Dana Lynn Hale Wlnston-Salem, N C f Q! -c'-v .1 Glorla Marne Hams Charlotte, N C rx 'x . 1 9 Q,-1' P Patrlcla Ann Head Greenvllle, S C 9 i Debra Suzanne Henry Bradenton Fla - 3 I. .l 1: il Walker Doyle Hodges Knoxvulle. Tenn .. 'Wax 4:3 Dorothy Lynn Hall Alexarrdrla, Va 1 L 1 Vuvran Lee Hartsoe Weldony N C i 'nw R X 4 . x - Wllllam Mlcnael Hearn Chattanooga, Tenn Kenneth Lee Hrcks Newdale N C 3 in 9, 32? Takeela Lee Holland Winston Salem, N C l l 32 William Heffner Hoover Lincolnton, N.C. .-Q. Timothy Nelson Howard Seneca, S C. Danny Lee Huskey New Market, Tenn. William Stuart Jackson Chester, Va S ,.',g Rachael Leigh Jones Mooresville, N C. John Wesley Hopkins Woolwine, Va. Harold Blaine Huffman Wilbar, N C Debra Ellen Hutchtson RaIeigh,NC. F , , If rig. is ' T , I 1 I Richard Neil Jaquet Wilmington. Del tl' ,,' , Mary Elizabeth Jusltce Chimney Rock, N C Xu t Barbara Spake Hord Kings Mountain, N.C. 6. ' x Marsha Kay Huffman Hickory, N C. r ' . X . t Emily Anne Irwin Atlanta, Ga. Fticky Gerald Jenkins Mars Hill, N C Michael Kent Justice Abingdon, Va, 'R r, . J 1 9' i John Robert Houston, Jr. Fairfax, Va. Michael Edward Huls Andrews, N.C. K I f l Pearl Jane Irwin Sparta, N C. IV .-4 Stephen Lloyd Johnston Roanoke. Va. Robert Burns Kelly Wilmington, Del, .X Debby Ann Howard Seneca, S.C. Flobert Stewart Hunter Mount Holly, N,J. Judy Kay lsrael Asheville, N.C. A . .- X . . Benjamin Joseph Jolley Mars Hill, N.C. Qi QQ Emily Jean Kennedy Greenville. S.C. Thomas Allen Krrk Roanoke, Va ass.-'L' I ,Wa Donna Chrlstlna Lamb Ellzabethlown, N C 35 f Herbert Stewart Ledlord Mars Hull, N C L e Rebecca Jane Lowe Wllkesboro, N C, Rrchard Alan Marshall Rock Hull, S C Francrs Joseph Kruk Emerson, N J Kenneth Fleed Lawlng Malden, N C X Jennle Duane Lee Mars Hill, N C 5. I 8 Chena Yvette LyIeS Ashevrlle, N C l x .X A N , Susan Lynn Marshall Pocomoke Clty, Md Terrell James Kuykendall Rlchmond, Va I. . ir it Rebecca Flulh Lawson Butlalo, S C, lf ,L , ,' f Llnda Marne Leonard Lumberton. N C Llnda Elizabeth Mabe Mount Holly, N C ,W Glenme Flose Lall Taylorsvllle, N C Wlllvam Joseph Lear Crown Poml, Ind Flothse Lynn Bell Leonard HrghPornt, N C fa 1- Roger Neal Maney Barnardsvrlle, N C Robert Lewls Lall Hlckory, N C Charles Dame! Leatherman Franklrny N C I ' 1 Cathenne Vlrgrnla Long Knoxvllle, Tenn 4 ' Mahlon Wade Marsh Millers Creek, N C 1 Mary Jane Mash Brenda Faye Massle John Ellloll Mauney Tallahassee. Fla Appomaltox, Va Lmcolnton, N C l I 34 Nancy Kale McAIisler Travelers Resl. S.C, Paul Vestal McGuirl Charlotte. N,C. 11 ,T If w Louana Christine Mobley Spartanburg, S,C, .X , Mary Elizabeth Morgan Spencer. N,C. I George Howard Neese Llthonia, Ga. V Ld iigl 1 s fs. Donna Carolyn McClure Hazelwood, N C. Claude Turner McKinney, Jr, Greensboro, N.C. David Lee Moore Spruce Pine, N.C. - Jv f i 4 Stephen Keith Morris Greenville. S.C. T Edgar Mangan Newton Pennsville. N.J. 2 Ronald Wayne McCracken Sophia, N.C. 1 -1 9 -up E Paul Allen McKinnon Hickory, N.C. Q. ab- Elizabeth Irene Moor Edenton, N.C. 5, s Dennis Myers Brasstown, N.C. i Gary Glenn Nichols Millers Creek, N.C. E Susan Myers McCurry Mars Hills, N.C. i 'L I Mildred Elizabeth Mein Recife, Brazil David Wallace Morgan Spartanburg, S,C. 4- 1 l Janice Kay Nash Burlington, N.C. Joseph Dewey Nix, Jr. Marshall, N.C. ,ff i Mary Ruth McGaha Waynesville, N.C. ii in i Debra Susan Mitchell Asheville, N.C. Fred Wayne Morgan Weaverville, N.C. if ' ili N Susan Jane Neely Wilmington, Del. Roger Wayne Olup McLean, Va. if Mrchael Davvs Orr Anderson, S C Patrtcra Gaul Patterson Fttcnmona, Va , 3 Y X x Sarah Margaret Pendley Spruce Pune, N C. Barbara Reed Preston Flaletgh, N.C. '11 ,S mf' qt 4 Q Frankye Eltzabeth Osborne Sparta, N C ff ' l t ff Y , Phyllis Nannette Payne Mount Holly, N J f rf' 'rr get Cectl Glenn Perry Ashevtlle, N C. 9 Pamela June Prtester Wtlkesboro, N C DaV'd Kem FVBWWSEY Davtd Len Rathbone Marshall, N C Clyde. N C Ellord Hugh Oshtelds. Ill Landrum, S C Robert Arnold Peck Stuart, Fla 1 43' , If fav Dantel Doyle Phelltps Farmvtlle, Va Susan Irene Prtverte Troutman, N C, Patrtcta Ann Raulerson Black Mountatn, N C lu Av? VI A .1 f . Judith Parlunson Htckory, N C Y bb, A . S tt, , ,Xu Cauley Jellerson Peek Whtteman Arr Force Base, Mo G' . Francts Gerald Plurnley Lyman, S C t lf fi, Davtd Roland Purser Inman, S C Fred Wrlltarn Flay, Jr Marshall, N C me 11-Q , .,... Grtbert Lane Parson Westrr1:nster,S C Charlotte Jane Peeler Ashburn, Va 'S' 1 Q.. Pnyllrs Diane Powers Mooresvalle, N C. ,lx 1 ac' ld '3 Kenneth Jackson Radford Mars Htll, N C Charles Edwm Revrs Faurtax Station, Va 235 Linda Ann Reynolds Edgewood, Md. jf ,0- Susan Victoria Ricketts Darien, Conn. .Qi Lanny Michael Robinson Marshall, N.C. an av'- ,, fl -x Rebecca Ann Sams Mars Hill, N.C. F .YQ Frances Greene Sellers Chicago, Ill. Joyce Elaine Rhodes Gerton, N.C. ,x , lk 1 9 Linda Jane Riley Goldsboro, N,C. Margaret Ann Ftockett Lancaster, Cal. L . it 1 rg, Alan Bryan Rice Weaverville, N.C. Ernest Wayne Robbins Randleman. N.C. Vernon Paul Rood Charlottesville, Va. William Pace Saunders Samuel Davies Scott, Ill Enka. N.C. Greensboro, N.C. ?Y John Gary Shaw Kenneth George Sherrill Pittsboro. N,C, Gastonia, N.C. i 1 ,1 -L ..i N Beverly Ann Richards Gastonia, N.C, 4- X Vicki Lane Roberts Simpsonville, S.C, , x Barbara Denise Rudisill Marshall, N,C. Forrest Wade Sealey Fairmont, N,C. I N-x Sarah Katherine Sherrill Hickory, N.C, Wu Walter Daniel Richards, Jr Lake City, Tenn, Edward Littleton Robinson Richmond, Va. 7 Karen Lorraine Russell Asheville. N.C. William John Sedgeman Rockaway. N.J. William Barry Shape Weaverville, N.C. G.. l 19 Jonathan Eagle Shores Salusbury, N C Q lf vt vw' ' - .Q .,.N, Ronald Albert Slnk Salem, Va ..- 5 a --1 1 t Charlotte Jean Smnth Whltesburg, Ky We on 1-0 up Louns Burton Stanford Ashevllle, N,C. pf- -. Tnmothy Fred Stumpert St. Petersburg Beach. Fla. JD ,t fui xi' Charles Mnchael Short Fort Mull, S C John Robert Small New Orleans, La. Charles Herman Sparks Knngs Mountarn, N C, Kenneth Harold Stephens Beltsville, Md. ei Lawrence Charles Stoker Asheville, N.C. , ' ' k-:Y f , Lots Josephlne Sldes Bel Arr, Md Loretta Smathers Canton, N C Jan Carol Sparks Tltusvalle, Fla Wendell Colvert Stephens Lumberton, N C. -sa :Q-P K -nv Melissa Jane Simmons Pilot Mountaln, N C 'f Beverly Jane Smnth Whltesburg, Ky, Fredenck Matthew Spntzhotl Prtnceton, N J, I. gl.. , N Jennller Mae Stevens Fayettevnlle, N C. .A - bn! X Jennlter Lynn Sums Orlando, Fla ig Charles Glusson Smnth Lumberton. N C f! fs V 1 James Howard Stancnl Ashevllle, N C, Johnny Douglas Stevens Mars Hull, N C. Dennus Oluver Stokes Samuel Thaddeus Strom Stephen Edward Suutt Derlmgton, S C. Union. S,C. Mars Hull, N.C, 'S ' 'iso gt' , . .lx Gloria Dawn Sullins Black Mountain, N.C. o 'UN , N . :- s J Thomas Roy Tatham Waynesville. N.C. Ronald Wayne Turner Franklin, Va. Marlon Edward Vincent Spencer. N,C. -'sg' rf' ', PN Patricia Colleen Ward Weaverville. N,C. Benita Anne Summers Charlotte, N.C. if f za. . ,, 4' 9 Douglas Moor Thomas, Jr, Petersburg. Va, l I ,Y I Ruth Denise Tumer Florence, S.C. 3 s John Daniel Vines Madeira Beach, Va. Sandra Lynn Ward Jefferson, N,C. I x P N Rebecca Ann Swain Greenville, S.C. 1 1 C Neal Gerald Thomas Charleston, S.C. lj Elizabeth Fielding Underwood St. Pauls, N.C. Ollrn Baines Sykes Raleigh, N.C. Q - - 1 Martha Peek Thomasson South Boston, Va. Tony Flay Varnadore East Flat Rock, N.C. ff, Judy Dianne Tallman Maysville, N.C. Andrew Robert Tintle Midland Park, N.J. Michael John Vaughn Hendersonville, N.C. v V. 5 1 1 R ev I ,..,, Philip Michael Wagoner Julia May Waldroup Gary Lynn Walthall Winston-Salem, N.C. Douglas, Ga. Salem, Va. . if X John Wharton Warlick Herbert Chandler Wamer Debra Kay Watson Hickory, N.C. Asheville, N.C. Bryson City, N.C. -1 ...4 Peggy Lynn Watts Slatesvrlle, N C l Hassell Kenlh Whitfield Winston-Salem, N C Q x 'Y Nike? Wlllnam Bethel! Williamson Ashevllle, N C 1 TT l: Jean Mane Worsham Waynesvllle. N C, Q.. - ,wr fn 9 . x , tx-v 1 n 1. KV L Robert Lee Webb Marlon, N C 43. 10713 , . i X. Lnnda Frances Whitt Asheville, N C '. mv l Deborah Louise Wilson Weavervalle. N C W, - YF . ' ' s Alma Jane Wright Canaler, N C Donald Lee West Wllmlngton, N C .0 -,, -v - .J t .v Verna Dean Wilde Marshall, N C -4 o Evelyn Elaine Wilson Elizabethtown, N C SZ' David Alan Yarborougn For! Mull, S C Q .,. Q J x AP, :N I 7 '15 Palrlcla Calherrrle Whlle Elkln N C Deborah Anne Wlllnams Gastonla, N C John Flandall Wrlson Ashevnlle, N C -1 'rffqr Mary Frank Yates Wllbar, N C , v9 X X Q'-fri 5 X Teresa Joy Wlms- Wunslnn-Salem N C, , . 1-K nfl'- x't':f-r ml' Ted Alan WllIlal'YlS Krrfixvllle, Tenn Bruce Eowan Woody Dallas, N C P? ,- 4...- ' TL Thomas Steven Young Marlon, N C 9 4 A true kaleidoscope of emotions - bearing de- pression and grinding one's teeth in I must go on. The joy of growing in intellect and maturity - know- ing each mistake is an inner lesson, Belonging - talking it over with a friend yet finding contentment in solitude. Y .tw ,..f- Tk-M'-' '. .f V, -rf g, , . f -f ' - - .f . ' - , Q' ie- at Aff., Q , Q7 'Q 4 '- ' :ws fi .egg , Q A of ' ti ' ' We . 6 if .1 . Q,-'Y '- M as -- V n.,'- ..5. , geigrq12'Zz552f: r 40' - ifidgt 'C ' - .I ' mf ff w,'I2, --It .gdxw 4 . . e 4 5 F4 - ,' 1 1 ? xA .,iv ,q'r2'Tif' ri -, '-it P -R xx S if If s. g,,':r:fN - f' ' ,fi 5. V n El H 1 N I -A :W ' '- .n.... -+- V! r i i 1 N. W VH F 1 ff! in l xy N 3' e n iw! wi x, l YV PV wp' U A ll' M V ,W U1 hiv il 4+ ir M fa M Wi w Q1 22 a i f , . , 4 ,, ,f W V V 1 I Being ready to share a part of humanity and wanting to reach out - to absorb and attain the seemingly impossible. Accepting the ways of God. sr ,- -'ali' l' 535 . it r , V-1 243 X '. 244 ,F This, a conglomeration of the good and the bad, is a challenge of the col- lege complex but primarily a resolu- tion toward happiness - our way - the Mars Hill way. fi? PK Jr ,QC cv E E L-L O GR SIDE GI? Oh 1Zh6 01Zh But lat , 'J I 7 3 cn-1.2 CDi-'U UUE Q6 Egg 'Liga P.-a 33.2 3149 Nz Q QQ pC. Q3 Q90 Q-2 CD 95 O3 ua E3 Q0 QQ, QQQA LD 2? 4-'C 3 . o -o 48 ' 3 igllivfwl-Q.. ..,N.f V- ,..,. epilooue i lla 5 'X l THE CONCEPTION OF THIS YEAR - one year of labor out of the way. We saw the shame of war, but the need for involve- ment, the heartbreak of poverty, the clashes of student rebellion and racism. We watched as our human existence was jeopardized by disease, pollution, and crime. We watched at a distance in security. We sought to abolish the fears which abound within us. We glorified in sunshine for it was a means of enlightment and of accepting today and tomorrow. For, we are impressionists. As impressionists, we shall always have jobs. This was our job!! None could have been more hellacious! QU- dried ug Qfane I R I 1 J A . l 1 l W I 1 I K -mf L
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