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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1974 volume:

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I f w x f' I Y Q' ? ' I I X 1 1 1-tk 'jk a J 1 20 X Iniroductlon ,QB Q, J! Full of wisdom .' 4'-. fx, jx, A . A Y, -Nam if .,f- J. i ,L ,z f! J 5 5 If f if , Af! 4 Introduction X 21 Living '--.4-...XX six ! I L , Q I 221 Introduction 5 'mf H -H19 ia -,. ' W.. vf X .fn .1 .4 .' Ny.: .- X - x 'Gul N 5 I 5 4 I 5 1 Jv- ml' 5?-t?V-5' 5' fn fi I .iw .X, tv' ' w u .5kf' , V Table of Contents Introduction ..,.,..,.. Activities . Athletics. People ..... ,...., Features, . Index .....,..,.,. ,..,..... . , . Conclusion ,........... , .,., , ...'1-23 . .24-63 , ,64-95 .96-199 200-231 232-237 .238-248 Introductuon! 23 Activities U 5 i E 5 E X R . Q . 5 Q 3 5 I u 25 1 Social Goals Give Basis for Change Gpen forums, Senate meetings, conferences with the administration -- these are only a few of the activities that go on behind the scenes in the Student Government Association of Mars Hill College. Trying to build an effective line of communication between students and administration as well as building a more efficient government were only two of the goals of the '73-'74 SGA. Writing of a new constitution, working for the passage of the social goals to give the college a basis for change, and checking the effect of the equal rights amendment on women's hours and other restrictions -- these were only a few of the issues faced during a swiftly moving year of change for the 1973-1974 Student Government Association. ff 'Oxxx f ABOVE Senators for 1973-1974 include tstandlngl Steve Yacobi David Qualls Mike Snyder Martha Gray Dan Nicoll John McNutt Keith Wlglesworth Mickey McLaughlin Pam Peterson Steve McAIister Seated Top Row Mark Grimes Sarah Huff Gary Cnsmond tparliamen tarlanl Priscilla Canupp Susan Benjamin Valerie McNabb Seated Bottom Row Susan Carscaddon David Robinson Barbara Neal Paula Carter Pam Watterson Dan Christian Carol Stultz and Bob Wheless 26 I Student Government Association f fl, . if t , Uv AI 4 if , , -3' . V s , B F J' A A m ,f av, ogy' XL A X rgr T 1 , , I 1 pl fl f 'f -X N! N ,ff ' I 1 I ll , 7 i l rl , I ' l ,fa of UPPER RIGHT: S.G.A. officers include: Vice President Ken Chamlee, President, Larry Pike and Treasurer, Susan Perry. LOWER RIGHT: Newly elected freshmen Senators Susan Carscaddon and Dan Nicoll show intense interest during their first Senate meeting. LEFT: Vice President Chamlee makes a point while presiding over a Senate meeting. P i S. uc .ff l jW'Zw:,,,,,,,-V, H Student Government Association X 27 Rick West New Chief justice in Spring judicial Council functions primarily to maintain guided judicial procedures as stated in the constitution of the SCA and in Gateway, the student handbook. judicial Council helps the Student Court operate in the most efficient manner. Members of the council include the faculty advisor to Student Court, the Chief justice, a Senate representative, the SCA President, and the Attorney General. RIGHT: Frog Howes, fall semester Chief Justice, and Rick West, spring semester Chief Justice. BELOW: Judicial Council members are Larry Pike, Howes, Dr. Page Lee, Steve McAlister, and Bill Lockaby. 28 1 Judicial Council House Council Writes Constitution The House Council of MHC is composed of all students living in campus residence halls. The purpose of this council is to promote student leadership and effective government among hall residents. House Council is involved in planning various activities for students living on campus. The council urges dormitory students to participate enthusiastically in campus living. This year the governing body of the residence halls has undergone some structural changes. A new constitution was written creating for the first time a workable, legal basis for dorm government. 5 LEFT: Speaker of Women's Council, Anita Russell, checks to find the right word for use in the new constitution. Student Affairs Passes Social Goals T- ' ' Composed of faculty, admin- istration and student leaders, the Student Affairs Council is one of the most important ,N legislative bodies on campus. All student proposals and SCA legislation must pass through this council before reaching the President. Members learn to see proposals from both the administration and the student viewpoints. Members include Academic Dean, Dean of Student Development, Associate Dean of Student Development, Student Court Advisor, Student Senate Advis- or, Student Senate Advisor, Chaplain, Faculty Representa- tive, SGA President, Vice- President, Secretary, Treasurer, Chief justice, and Speakers of -i Men's and Women's Councils. LEFT: Student Affairs Council members Anita Russell. Jane Hol- combe. Don Gehring, Larry Pike, Susan Perry and Ken Chamlee x Qu search for their copies ol MHC's N71 - new social goals. 'x X House Council and Student Affairs Council X 29 Board Efforts Make Union a Success To help all phases of campus communications work to- gether for a better awareness of what's going on this is the purpose of the communica- tions board. The board encom- passes all campus communica- tion media and works to create a better understanding be- tween the media thus pro- viding better and more com- plete coverage of campus news. Members represent all interests including faculty, administration, students as well as those persons working directly with the Hilltop, WMHC, Cadenza and Laurel. RIGHT: tst Row: Walter Smith: 2nd Row: Priscilla Canupp, Ken Chamlee. Susan Carscaddon. Mrs. Betty Hughes: 3rd Row: Larry Pike, Eric Garner, John Campbell, Richard Cryder. To make free time activities a cooperative factor with study and education is the purpose of the College Union. As part of its purpose the College Union Board strives to execute the meaning implied by the word union, by centralizing college community efforts and activities, guiding students to a realistic understanding of life. lt provides moral, social and educational exper- iences that will stimulate the growth of students into well- rounded individuals and sensi- tize students to an awareness of themselves. LEFT: 1st Row: Sarah Traylor, Mickey McLaughlin, Jim Manchester. 2nd Row: Robert Kramer, Jean Barton, Phil Weast, Mac Williams, Charlie Mason, Tom Hodges, 3rd Row: Gene Holdway, Robert Melvin, Ken Chamlee Walter Smith. Media Strive to ork Together yi.:-Egg..-.lfxrg .V -I I . if az'-1-:'1'.E 'pi7t it I mf I V ' 1 aw V ' 6 i K 1' 4- f L' sd' ,L f x l 30 I College Union Board and Communication Board .,ff' Members Visit Oteen Ever Sunda Al lr 'll . A r + Facult Utilized as Resource People -x .., Membership in the Ministerial Conference is open to anyone going into any type of church- related ministry. Conference members offer devotion sing- ing every Sunday at Oteen Veterans Hospital in Asheville. Discussions on preparing ser- mons, helping MHC and wit- nessing are only a few mini- sterial conference activities. Rap sessions, open to all students, are also planned to help students with their quest- ions concerning religion. LEFT: Members areg 1st rowg Jackie Gentry, Ricky Slate. Greg Goodman, Judy Bates, Sarah Aldrich. Jerry Fish Hutchinson. 2nd rowg Rusty Corham, Ken Chauncey, Terry Wilson. Fred McCormick, Bill Harris. Logothia is an honor club composed of religion majors who Logothia members utilize the sponsoring faculty members maintain an overall B average The club is sponsored by the as resource people in helping them find the answers to members of the faculty of the religion department their questions concerning the religions of the world. ABOVE 1st row B Causby C Allen T Wilson J Hutchinson 2nd row Fl Godby C Hathcock, K, Mease, S, Aldrich. A. PhiIlips,S George, Mr Kendall 3rd row J Gentry B Harris V Bradford J Young G Crismond G Boatwright R. Corham, 4th rowg D Elister, F McCormick. Logolhia and Ministerial Conference! 31 S.A.M. - From Campus to Career S.A. M., the Society for the Advancement of Management, It serves as a bridge between college training and the is a national, professional organization for students involved business world. Activities include plant tours and guest in business professions. Speakers, ABOVE: 1st row, L. Yandell, D. Mumpower, D. Day, A. Murdock, P. Clayton, R. Sarasophana, C. Bennett. 2nd row, G. Biggs, B. Chapel, T. Brown, M. Smith, B, Scruggs, T. Sakis, J. Francese. Promise of Future Attainment Club Requirement Membership in the Business Honor Club is achieved through The Club, begun by Miss Mildred Bingham, f9ClUlI'9S 515 high academic standards in business courses and is open to m6fT1b9FS to l'laV9 ClWfl5Tlan Characteristics, SUp9ri0f business majors only. scholarship and other qualities. C: ABOVE: 1st row, B. Cutshall, K. Bennett, K. Hutchison, D. Day. 2nd rowg M. Rice, M. Lewis. J. Spitzhoft, A. Murdock, B. Hodge, Ft. Carpenter. 3rd row, L. Anderson, G. Stirewalt, G. Pender, Fi. Tedder, B. Hughes, T. Brown. 32 l S A M and Business Honor Club Interns Gain Experience from Year of Teaching Internship is an opportunity tor elementary education mayors Both campus and ott campus internships are possible. to experience teaching for a year while still taking classes lnterning is a method ot gaining practical knowledge A professional organiza- tion for those interested in physical education, health and recreation, Pi Sigma Phi has monthly meetings with topical programs. Activities for this year included a picnic for children from the juvenile Rehabilitation Center at Swannanoa and a careers night panel discussion, Council members include Pat Reid, Debbie Miller, Ken Williams, Susan Blakely, Cheryl Hines, Mark Dickerson, Kathy Fisher and advisor, Miss Virginia Hart. LEFTL 1stFlow1 Deborah Young, Betty Shook, Debbie Miller, Susan Stafford. Sheila Mott, Virginia Hart, 2nd Flow: WP Walker. Debbie Whither. Cheryl Hines. Pat Reid, Sally Grant, Jackie Allen. Susan Blakely. Dan Haselden. Interns and Pi Sigma Phi 133 Membership in the Spanish Club is open to those who have an interest in the language and the culture. Bi-monthly meetings include discussions and presentations of different topics and study of foreign customs. Sigma Delta Pi is the national honor society for honor students. Delta Pi members are also part ofthe club. Sigma Delta Pi members must have 18 hours in Spanish and a 3.5 average. Honor students are recognized in the club by a special initiation in the spring. RIGHT: 1st Row: Mrs. Fish, Becky Stone, Pura Munoz, Kathy Daven- port, Cheryl Thomas. 2nd Row: Frieda Blackwell, Larry Edmonds Ben Liverman. Ruben Orengue Sigma Delta Pi Initiation in Spring 'I' j , French Meal Highlight of Year An interest club, the French Club is open to all students Monthly meetings stress learning about customs and interested in French culture. language. Dinner meetings are a favorite. ABOVE: Frieda Blackwell, Becky Arrowood, Diane King, Sue Miller, Ronald Turner, Tanya Abdulah, Joelle Carpertier, visiting teacher, Dr. Richard Knapp, Ruben Orengo, Mrs. Marian Tisdale. 34 ! French Club and Spanish Club H E Coal to Help with Local Child Care Program Founded in 1909, the American Home Economics Asso- MHC student AHLA has among its goals: to become in- ciation works to improve the quality and standards of volved in local child care programs and to explore job individual and family life through education, research, possibilities in home economics. cooperative programs and public information. For the Y . 1. Q ABOVE: 1st Row: Mrs, B, Spence, B. Henderson, D. Hogg, T. Allen, A. Russell. 2nd Row: Guest Speaker, J. Frederick, R. Bradford, M. lv1cAnear, D Wilson, M. Chapman, and J. Echols, Interest and Academic Excellence Displayed Membership in the Science Honor Club is open to any The club also serves as an interest club for persons in- student having taken one semester of science and making terested in science. a certain grade. ABOVE lst Flow: N. Johnston, K. Roberts, K. Mease, D. Barrette. G. Walker, J, Echols, V. Dye, P. Bailey. 2nd Row' J. Robinson, D Henson, B. Scalzo, B. Wheless, S. McAIister. C. Hathcock, J McFleynoIds. L Bailey, Dr. L M. Outten. 3rd Row: T. Glatzau, D. Miller, J. Watts, J. Ftenfro. D Cole, M Wilson, J. Fuller- ton. G. Crtsmond, L. Holmes, D. Mauney. Science Honor Club and Home Economics Honor Club l 35 Poetry Reading Highlights Year's Meetings ln 1971-1972 the Scriblerus Club became an interest club, not just an English honor club. This idea was again part of the 1973-1974 Scrib Club. Members were those people interested in English-related activities or just interested in enjoying a lot of fun. Activities included an evening of improvisational theatre begun with a lasagne supper, a poetry reading and a play performed by a visiting group. Meetings took place in the homes of English professors giving the students an opportunity to get to know their professors 'and giving the professors an opportunity to be themselves, not just English professors. TOP LEFT: Jean Barton and Ed Sams rehearse a scene from Miss Julie. TOP RIGHT: After the slap comes the kiss. RIGHT: Scrib Club members are: tstandingl T. Pigg, E. Sams, L. Fallin, J. Barton, D. Flivers, S. Hill, B. Lockaby, F. Blackwell, L. Davis, B. Taylor. Seated: Mrs. Watson, Dr. Verhulst, P. Canupp. J. McLean and E. Abernathy. Mars Hill's touring choir, directed by loel Stegall, performed many concerts both on the campus and on the road. The choir worked hard to prepare various anthems and choral arrangements to be sung in both church services and at official ceremonies of the college. Many long hours of practice were necessary in order for the choir to make the best possible joyful noise. MHC Choir Makes joyful Noise College Touring Choir: tFirst rowy S. Poovey, P. Ashley, M. Kinsey, J. Blanton, S. Huff, C. Sinclair L. Williams, E. Henderson, S. George, A. Cox, J. Hicks, Second Row: J. Stokes, Causby, L. Miller G. Turner, M. Franz, Ft. Bennett, D. Taylor, S. Munden, C. Caldwell, H. Flasar, Third Row: T. Walker C. Swartz, E. Jenkins, H. Morris, P. Polk, N. St. Clair, B. Morris, M. Holt, L. Moss, M. Martin, S. Shelley 361 Scrib Club - Choir Fourth Row: J. Deal. J. Edwards, Ft. Turner, D. Covington, M. Sherman, J. O'Briant, W. Pearson Fl. Boyette, D. Hill and K. Wilson, D. Tipton Induction Takes Place on ovember 8 Alpha Chi is a coeducational society that promotes academic achievement and excellence ot character among college and university students. Honoring those who achieve this distinction is one ot the purposes of Alpha Chi. To become a member of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter is the highest scholastic honor it is possible to achieve at Mars Hill College. LEFT: Newly inducted Alpha Chl members are Larry Pike, B, J. Cumby. Claude Hathcock, Priscilla Canupp, Vicky Dye, Sandra Varner, Carol Stultz. Mary Macwhlte. Susan Perry, Dedra Russell, Anita Russell, Linda Davis, Harold Hughes, Susan Ben- lamln, and Jackie Fisher. Not pictured are Janet Lee, David Smith, and Robert Goodwin, BELOW LEFT: BJ Cumby completes part of the candle- light induction service of Alpha Chl. BELOW RIGHT Old members of Alpha Chl attending induction services are: Ed Sams, Marilyn Turner, David Gasperson. Susan Chapman and Ken Chamlee. Not pictured: Nell St. Clair, 'Alf 4 m:m.,m 'I S-..,, 'f UB-i1h:lQ,,,,g.,: . eff Alpha Chi l 37 Civitan Raises Funds for Retarded Children Collegiate Civitan is the college level civic organization, whose l purpose is to serve the college community while building for better citizenship. The club's main project is fund raising for retarded children. This is partly achieved through their Christmas sale of fruitcakes. Mars Hill College's Civitan Club is sponsored by the Senior Civitan group in the Mars Hill community. LEFT: Officers of Collegiate Civitan are: President. Benny Sprouseg Secretary- Treasurer, Jonel Reavisg Vice-President, l Wayne Olson. Members Excell in the Sciences Beta Beta Beta is a scholastic society for science scholars. 1 Y, l ' Membership is limited to I l D if EJ il it lt ws taking a certain number of hours in science, maintain a high scholastic average. Membership is a high honor those students who, after F1 RIGHT: 1st rowg Martin Wilson. Gail Walker, Vicky Dye, Pat Bailey, Lanny Bailey, John Watts, Dr. Outten. 2nd rowg Tim Glatzau, Danny Miller, Bob Wheless, Steve McAlister, John Renfro, Julie Fullerton, David Mauney. 38 Beta Beta Ben and Collegiate Civitan Episcopalians form Canterbury Club Canterbury Club members are Fpiscopalians here on the MHC' campus. The t lub serves the in- terests ot Epist opal students as well as strives to promote Coopera- tion with other c ampus religious groups. The club sponsor is Mrs. Marian Tisdale, a member ot the faculty in the Department ot Modern Languages. l LEFT Leaders ofthe Canterbury Club are tleft to rightl Mrs, Marian Tisdale. sponsor. Becky Stone, Susan Carscaddon and Teresa Freeman. FCA Members Speak to Youth Ckoups To confront athletes and coaches and through them the the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. FCA activities include youth of the nation with the challenge and adventure of National FCA Sunday and speaking in public schools and following Christ and serving Him through the fellowship to youth groups. of the church and in their vocation. This is the purpose of ABOVE: 1st Row: Ft. Smith, D, Greer, Ft. Bennett, B. Berryhill, D. Miller, M. Dickerson,J, Sreadman, K. Williams. 2nd Row: W. Gent. G Clewis, B. Jacks, A. Richardson. J, Allen, M. Bennet, Pt. Bruce, B, Simmons. 3rd Flow: K. Ward, Ft, Haskett. B. Miller, D Guard, Coach Henderson, A. Fouts. J. Allison, H. Cornett. J. Hinson, R. Mayhew, J. Cudd, G. Hasselbring, D Johnson, D. Smedburg. FCA and Canterbury Club l 39 RIGHT: Student speakers actively participate in Sing and Share. Bob Causby speaks at a reguiar meeting. LOWER LEFT: Sharing with song is an important part of Christian witness. BELOW: Students who will be performing at Sing and Share wait for things to start. 40 1 Christian Student Movement Rs ChrIstIan Student Movement Reaches Out HNMV I 9 41 .lun The Chrrstlan Student Movement on the Mars HIII College campus attempted IU I9 3 I9 -l to Involve people In a proce ss ot ChrIstIan growth Involvement provrded opportunrtres to broaden the mInd and better understand Chrrstlanrty Such programs as VISIlIng hospttals worktng wtth Iuvenlles at the Swananoa CorrectIon Center and gorng on weekend revIvaI teams were a part of the ChrIstIan Student Movement s role In communrty Involvement Weekly Srng and Share meetmgs and The New Begmmng the CSM sponsored cotfeehouse were mayor contnbutrons to on campus Involvement lvl ll .JN lf! TOP Ftrchard Smrth EII Machen and Elarne Abernathy share theIr thoughts In the New Begrnnrng LOWER CSM OffICeYS are tbackl Rlchard Smlth Joe Steadman Elalne Abernathy Jerry Frsh HUICHIHSOU EII Machen and Mlke WIllI3mS Front Delores Hensley JIm Blanton and Barney Bryant ChrIstIan Student Movement 141 . . ' ' ' x a ' F 1 I ' 'I A ' 7 4 ,7 ' X ' 1, l O . . , ' I , ' I . . . F . , l , . GQQR' , . . 1 , 1' E Y . ' -. tv 53 . , , 4 .- we , ll -LV A S' ' - . ff :,-' . C I ,ll . ,j . . X Y. ,V . n . r, l -, ' x ' . Q a x H K. I TZ,--L A -1 .5 -11 , . x l f-'1 ' l ,.. .., - I... ' an., nal . I M ' u g' , . . , ' . : :.'v c.., . Zz. -' I CII'- l I , 1 .I X , 22 Q - ,A . g - :Q , . AGO Sponsors Guest Speakers anol Grgan Recitals A.G.O., the American Guild of Organists, is an interest level of efficiency in organists. This year A.G.O. has spon- club whose membership is composed of anyone interested sored guest speakers and lecturers. A.G.O. members in church organists and music. The purpose of the club is usher at organ recitals. to promote high standards in church music and to raise the ABOVE: Members are Don Caudle, Frances Pendley, Susan Sprinkle, Susan Chapman. Frances Coates and Steve Williams. MENC Gives New Experience to Future Teachers M.E.N.C., Music Educators National Conference, is the organization that serves as leader and spokesman for music educators in the United States. The purpose of member ship in M.E.N.G. is to provide opportunities for professional 'Xi kv development for college Q, ' gs., students in music education through on-campus activities of the chapter, regular receipt of the officers' M.E.N.C. maga- zine, and contacts with leaders in the profession. Goals for the club include comprehen- sive music programs in all schools, involvement of all ages of people in the learning of music quality, preparation of teachers, and use of the most effective techniques and resources in music education. RIGHT: Members include Chuck Swartz, Joyce Moore, Mike Dickson, Genie Melton, Bill Yeckley and Sheryl Davis. 42 XAGO and MENC ACDA Conducts Choral Clinic at MHC -. In 'xc . ,. A L Hodie ls Presented by Chorus The ACDA, American Choral Directors Association, is an organi- zation formed to broaden members' knowledge of choral music by ex- posing them to many types of choral literature and discussion of various choral styles and techniques with experienced directors. Members attend area concerts, choral festivals and reading clinics, rehearsals for other college choirs and encourage choral events at MHC, During each year the ACDA will, among other things, conduct a choral clinic on the Mars Hill campus. LEFT. 1st Bow: Chris Caldwell. Beth Morris, Glen Turner. 2nd Flow' Ann Cox. Adele West, Carol Pickett. Bay Boyette. 3rd Flow: Jim Manchester, Linda Miller, Phil Ashley, Jo Anne Stokes. The chorus is open to all students on the Mars Hill campus semester of the 1973-74 school year, the Chorus performed and is one of the more favorite organizations for non-music Hodie t This Day l in conjunction with the college majors with a special interest in music. During the first orchestra. William Thomas is director of this musical group ' - ' - -'ff' 'a: 4E.3gf -- ' f ABOVE BASS: S. Aaron. Ft. Campbell, D. Caudle, T, Ikard, C. Jackson, G. Lee. B. Liverman. J. Manchester. J. McConnaughey, W. Moore. M. S. Chapman, R. Clark, C. Cloud, A. Duncan, T. Foster, L. Franklin. Fl. Herndon, J. Hill, B. Huffman, K. Hutchison, P, lpock, M, Miller, J Moyer, R. Floddy, T. Stewart, D. Wellborne, K. Wiglesworth, S. Williams. Morrison, J. Neely, Fl, Passaliaique. M. Peeples. D. Flivers, S. Sprinkle, ALTO: D. Barnes, S. Brisendine. D. Hendricks, C. Hines. V. McNabb. F. Pendley, C. Pickett, D, Queen, Fl. Shorts. Fl. Smith, T. Smith. M. West. SOPRANO: S. Benjamin, G Bissette, S, Buko. J. Carson. Fl. Stone. D Tyler, A. West. TENOR: A, Bunn. S. Chicurel, J Dickson, T. Ellis, E. Kelley, C Mason, J Williams. ACDA and Chorus 143 Brass Ensemble Enlightened b Brass Literature Open to all students but composed mostly of brass ship gives each person the chance to read and better majors, the brass ensemble is a working unit of the M.H.C. understand brass music and helps the brass section to band. Contemporary and chamber music make up the work better in the full band. majority of the works played by the ensemble. Member- ABOVE: 1st Row: L. Bradman, C. Wilcox, R. Alexander, T. Overby, R. Roach, C. Allen. 2nd Row: P. Hines, D. Thompson, T. Hinton, D. Smith, B, Thomas, J. Bryant, B. Bishop, R. Cwder. Trombone Ensemble Appears on T.V. The trombone ensemble enables the trombone section The ensemble plays mostly light, new jazz, some of it of the band to learn to work together better, and this adds is composed by students. Places of performance include to the total enjoyment of the audiences hearing the entire Moore Auditorium, churches and special dinners given band. by Dr. Bentley. , I 1 ui., lf lf ABOVE: N. Bumgardner, R. Roach, D, Christian, E. Kelly, R. Tompkins, P. Hines, Director R. Cryder, T. Hodges, G. Gatton, C. Allen, J. Ledford, B. Bishop, J. Hudson, B. Goodwin. 44 l Trombone Ensemble and Brass Ensemble Percussion Assists Choral Clinic and N.C. Symphony The percussion ensemble was organized in the spring of 1972. All members are allowed to direct. Classes to teach percussion are held in Asheville under the direction of Mr. lay Gentile. Each member of the ensemble tries to master each of 23 different instruments. Its purpose is to not only help the individual student but also to help those outside the music department realize that there is a great deal more to percussion than just beating a drum. LEFT1 Members include David Golser. Byron Hedgepelh, Dennis Phillips, Perry l-lines, Ralph Fisher and Jennifer Plemmons. School of Arts String Quartet Visits MHC I L I l'l I ' MTNA stresses the teaching aspect of music and the fellow- ship among future music teachers. Monthly meetings and a spaghetti dinner are a regular part of the club's agenda. A statewide compe- tition in keyboard, strings and voice with money prizes is i among the activities club members participate in. The main activity of the club is to bring outside performers into the school. This year the String Quartet from the North Carolina School of Arts appeared. ABOVE. 1st Ftowg Gwen Bissette. Susan Chapman. Mary Joe Ford, Diana Martin, 2nd Rowg Ray Boyette. Jim Blanton, Sondra Price. Beth Honeycutt, 3rd Plowg Don Caudle, Tony Ikard, John Psychas, Charles Conner, Dr. Joyce Bryant. Music TNA and Percussion Ensemble X 45 Concert Band Tours Tennessee A tour including parts of Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia- plus a spring concert in March - were highlights of the year for the Concert Band. The group also performed at an open air concert and an alumni concert later in the season. These scheduled per- formances plus a constant readiness for unexpected concerts required constant practice and a willingness to work long hours. ABOVE Both pictures 1st Row D Taylor R Frady G Sutton C Rohledher B Honeycutte S Aldrich F Barton M Wolfinger 2nd Row A Phllllps I Baber L Patton M Worley R Mitchell J Moore L Whltemire W Meares M Buckner L Bradmon C Wilcox R Alexander B Wolfe B Robinson B Davis S Diepen R Ward K Secreast 3rd Row K Hampton C Conner P Fisher M Robinson D Thompson K Wilson T Hodges C Stirewalt P Lane L Hovis 46 I Concert Band D Renfro D Smith J Bryant B Thomas M Dickson N Tuttle J Kime G English S Floros K Gault 4th Row P Hines D Goiser R Fisher B Hedepath J Plemmons B Bishop J Ledford N Bumgardner R Thompklns G Gatton B Goodwin R Roach D Christian P Tripplett J Poychas B Yeckley T Hinton C Elms Not pictured S Miller H Overby C Allen M Messina Raymond Babelay Director : ' : :. ,. .- . - ,. .. ,. , . l .u- v- 1- I- l- v- 1- 1- I' 7 ,, ,, I ,, ',. ,. l . f' v. V. V- 1. . . , 1. ,, ,.' .. . Z- .- .. ,- - Stage Band Brings Life to Campus Membership in the M.H.C. Stage Band is open by audition only. The band maintains a relaxed atmosphere hoping to spread ideas to other schools. lazz swing music is most often played by the band. Being a member of the Stage Band helps music students learn to improvise and feel music instead of merely playing notes. The type of music the band plays requires that all members be able to interpret music the way they feel it. TOP LEFT: Mr. Pressley pauses for a moment to discuss a problem with the band, LOWER LEFT: Music requires careful concentration and thought during performance BELOW: 1st Flow: Charlie Allen, Bob Goodwin, Bruce Bishop. Jerry Ledlord, Harry Overby, Neil Bumgardner, Bob Davis, Floger Ward, Doug Hill, Mike Worley, Keith Secreast, Carl Flohledher, 2nd Ftow: Gail English, Bill Yeckley, Mary Anne Messina, Ralph Fisher, John Kime, Steve Floros. Kent Gall, Mike Y Dickson, Jeff Bryant. Wayne Pressley, Director. . l l l 1 l l o Z 1 Stage Band 147 l Marshalls Assist With President's Convocation Selection of College marshals is based on academic stand- include ushering at lectures and concerts, sewing on re- ing and leadership qualities. Marshals represent the col- ception lines and escorting Seniors at Graduation. lege community in areas of official college events. These 'ZS' ci V7 at st' 1973-74 MARSHALS: 1st Flow: Frieda Blackwell, Susan Benjamin. Susan Chapman, Janet Lee, Mary Mac White. 2nd Row: Glen Turner, Jim Blanton, Bud Hughes, Bill Lockaby, David Gasperson tchiefl, Neil St. Clair, Ray Boyette. Not pictured: Sue Stroud tassistant chiefl, Ed Sams, David Smith, Paula Sams, Serena Bell, Sharon Johnson. Club Sponsors Project to Aid Scholarship Fund international students, students who have trav- eled extensively, those interested in the cultures of other lands and chil- dren of missionaries are invited to join the Inter- national Club. The club's purpose is to make these students feel at ease and a part of the MHC campus. The group is raising money to add to the Roman Corski lnter- national Student Fund, a fund used for scholar- ships to international students. LEFT: 1st Row: Ben Liverman, Becky Stone, Ruben Orengo. Roweewan Sarasophona, Bob Causby. 2nd Plow: Mrs. Fred Diercks, Mrs. Roman Gorski, Joelle Carpertier. Mrs. Nolan, Dr. Fred Diercks, Miss Mildred Bingham, Cheryl Thomas. Kathy Davenport, Pura Munoz. 48 lMarshals and International Club Q f First Co-ed Fraternity Appears on Campus Gamma Sigma Lambda was founded May 11,1973. This new social service coed fraternity operates under the service slogan Gamma Cares. During their first semester on campus, Gamma worked hard developing organizational materials such as drawing up a consti- tution, establishing a creed, and designing a coat of arms. The first pledge class was initiated in the fall of 1973. RIGHT: 1st Row: Joyce Willis. Pat Ward Bailey Lanny Bailey, Paula Cash, Ann Bailey. 2nd Flow Lloyd Jenkins, Kevin Flowers, Mark Leonard Steve Hagenbart, Steve Bland, Jr. American Composers Recital Given in March Delta Omicron is the professional, international women's 2.0 overall academic average. A reception for Miss music fraternity on the MHC campus. Members must Laurel, the awarding of a Strings Scholarship and an maintain a 3.0 academic average in music and at least a American composers recital are their major projects. ABOVE: 1st Row: S. Aldrich, A. Cox, D. Martin, S. Huff, S. Sprinkle, J. Moore, B. Honeycutt, L. Hovls, J. Plemmons. 2nd Row: I. Baber, S. Davis, L. Moss, A. Phillips, C. Leatherman, F. Pendley, J. O'Brlant, F. Coates, G. English, D. Taylor and S. lpcock. 50 lGamma Sigma Lambda and Delta Omicron Phi Mu Stages 'Miss Laurel' Pageant Y I -rg .el A P at? Phi Mu Alpha is the men's professional music fraternity on campus. Membership is open to anyone interested in music. Phi Mu is one of the oldest fraternities in existence and is the only professional fraternity on campus. As such, Phi Mu Alpha strives to uphold the ideals of professionalism. Their activities include sponsoring the pep band, co-sponsoring the Miss Laurel Pageant, being in charge of backstage Moore Auditorium and spon- soring, along with Delta Omicrom, the American Composers Recital once a year. TOP: Phi Mu brothers perform for Miss Laurel Pageant audience. LEFT: 1stFlow: Steve Miller, Gary Elms. 2nd Bow: Steve Flores, Charlie Allen, Dan Christian. 3rd Row: Keith Secreast. Neil St, Clair, Cheryl Davis tchapter sweetheartl, Kent Gall, John Psychas. Charlie Conner. 4th Row: Warren Pearson, Ruben Orengo. Mike Dickson, Bob Davis. Randy Frady, 5th Flow: Kendall Hampton, Bill Yeckley, Don Caudle, Larry Bradman, Gary Sutton. 6th Flow: Carl Wilcox, Jeff NlcConnaughey, Tex Overby. Phi Mu Alpha l 51 Brothers Celebrate First Year as National Fraternit MajOf gO21lS ofthe Pi Kappa Phi brotherhood. Service projects fraternity are scholarship, service include outings fdr handicapped and social events. Their great children. pride is the common bond of ll 52 1 Pi Kappa Phi TOP RIGHT: Brothers Lewis Deal, Bob Galloway and Sister Jan Dockery appear happy after a formal Pi Kappa Phi dinner. TOP LEFT: Brothers and Sisters discuss events of Pi Kap's year. ABOVE: tBrothersJ lst Row: Jerry Watts, Larry Hale, Bob Galloway, Flick Perkins, Bill Billera, Terry Jones, Preston House, Lewis Williams, Lewis Deal, Dr. Earl Leininger. 2nd Flow: Greg Beam, Alan Daughtray, Bill Kinney, Doug Hill, David Robinson. Frank Mathis, Joe Gibson, Alex Miller. Tim Walker, Dennis Hyatt. Not pictured: Brad Campbell, Dennis Myers, Vernon Thomason, Charlie Leatherman, Jim Acker, Ben Cochran, and Phil Waugh. J r N L, 4 Little Sisters Conduct f Service Projects The Little Sisters ot Pi Kappa Phi is an auxiliary ot the national fraternity. Little Sisters was tirst established at Mars Hill College in April of 1971. Growth ol this auxiliary chapter has continued steadily since its inception. The main purpose of Little Sisters is service to the brotherhood, I, the college and the community. TOP LEFT: Sisters Jean Cherry and Sondra Price pause for a moment. TOP RIGHT Fellowship is enioyed by all the sisters. ABOVE: 1st Flow: Mary Lou Smith, Betsy Hamilton, Alta Edwards. Karen Middleton, Jo Ann Stokes, Shawn Womack. 2nd Row: Brooks Barringer, Sue Stelges, Ann Gibson, Jean Cherry, Susan Braswell, Dee Tyler, 3rd Row: Millie Parkman, Linda Fowler,V1Cky Dye, Barbara Neal. 4th Flowz Jonel Fteavis, Jennifer Stevens. Beth Corn, Janice Murch, Jan Dockery. Sondra Price. Margaret Edwards, Sondra Leininger, Imogene Willis, Susan Hodnett. Pi Kappa Phi Little Sisters ,l 53 Delta Enjoys Successful Pledge Season Delta started the year off right with their annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. The girls worked hard to prepare McConnell Gym with signs and posters depicting the dreamed-of utopia of girls asking guys out. One of Delta's objectives is doing things to help school spirit. FilGHT: 1st Flow: Fiuth Carter, Sec., Karen Jordan, Social Chairman, Debbie Miller, Chaplain, Cindy Drake, Treas., 2nd Ftow: Karen Chaldell, Recording Sec., Beth Swann, 2nd Vice-Pres., Mrs. Judy Sears, Advisor. BELOW: lst Flow: Brenda Berryhill, Vickie Hembre. Susan George, Karen Caldwell, Debbie Klein, Nedra Whitlock, Beth Swanng 2nd Flow: Donna Harrison, Debbie Miller, Karen Batson, Cindy Drake, Karen Jordan, Marsha Miller, Nancy McLelIand, Jane Britton, Becky Whiteside, Sharon Burney, 3rd Row: Mrs. Sears, Lisa Hawkins, Sarah Traylor, Max Ann Barnett, Bonnie Collins, Ruth Carter, Sally Grant. Not Pictured: Carol Werdebaugh. 54 I Delta Phi Zeta Sigma Promotes School Spirit Sigma Alpha Chi is a service sorority project of the sorority is the spon- first established at MHC during Youth soring of an orphan every year. Sigma Action Week in 1966. A major service also annually sponsors the sale of Q: 1:7 ABOVE: Sigma Alpha Chi members are- 1st Ptowg Janet Lee, Susan Doss, Diane Clark, Kathy Pepper, Diane Day, 2nd Flowg Angie Plummer, Susan McCullough, Gwen Graham, Ann Nunnally, Jessie Wilson, Jill Kettleson. Kim Greer, Judy Echols, Jean Corell, Brenda Broyhill. mums tor homecoming and the Mr. America pageant. Sigma Alpha Chi I 55 Q I Cyclathon to Aid f 1 Orthopedic Hospital I 5 rs! KAPPA PHI THETA fraternity has been busy this year revamping its organization to suit the needs of its expanding membership. Due to a conflict in ideologies and philosophies, KPT voted against Tau Kappa Epsilon's offer for Kappa to become an affiliate with TKE. Kappa had previously been working toward this end for over a year. Despite this structural change in the fraternity, Kappa Phi Theta enjoyed a good pledge season and welcomed nine new brothers. RIGHT: Christmas fun lor everyone. BELOW: 1stRow: Jim Gear. Fred King, Greg Gay, Greg Wilson, Steve Odenbaugh, John Taylor. Warren Hamett, Paul Fincher, Steve Garvin, Dr. Sinka, advisor, John Renfro, John Todd, John Kinsey. Gene Stirewalt. 2nd Row: Tim Glatzau, Mike Lewis, Jeannie Correll, sweetheart, Don Grooms, Jim Berchie, Ed Sams, Danny Welborne, Phil Pierce, Larry Frost, Lee Hedgecoe, Rick Carpenter, Steve McAlister, Ken Lovelace, Bob Wheless, Harold Brookshire, David Smith. Not pictured: Nancy Jacobs. v A U ' - ' ' .. v..a- ' ' r ' 15,3 ,Q A I , - I Y -, .YQ a Y. -mvN'..,,p 'L K ' .. S- . -,-J.. 1-5 - ' ' , ,I1-.IQ 56 I Kappa Phi Theta PO Sponsors Annual Rock-A-Thon Operating under the creed Leadership, others may walk. ln an attempt to sponsor Friendship and Service, Alpha Phi Omega a service each month APO has collected takes pride in being the only service fraternity newspapers, painted the Colden lvl section, on the Mars Hill College campus. APO and helped fix Owen Theater for the premiere sponsors the annual Rock-A-Thon held in of Rivals. Asheville. Their slogan was APO Rocks so '12 TOP: Members are - 1st Ftowg Greg Swinehart. vice-presidentg Mary Ellen Eison, sweetheart, Bruce Murray, president. 2nd Row, Dave Alexander, David Ferguson, secretaryg Mike Stokes, Tony Sapp, 3rd Flow, Jim Parker, Jim Heine, Keith Horton, Don Alexander. Stan Smith treasurer, ABOVE: Open rush is always an exciting time of new faces and new friends. LEFT: Mary Ellen Eison, Alpha Phi Omega Sweet- heart. Alpha Phi Omega I 57 X , 1 V.., . WMHC-A Vital Link In Campus Communication The hills were alive with the sound of music. Well . . . At least one named Mars was. After getting off to a late start due to equipment problems, WMHC used new equipment to produce a new and better sound. Student Dl's passed the time by practicing their talents with the Top 40 hits and by dreaming of having the best show on campus. This year, the broadcast reached each dorm and hopes were high for broadcasting to other major buildings like the College Union in the near future. Roy Gullick served the station as manager for a second year, as WMHC became a vital link in communications on campus. UPPER RIGHT Roy Gullick discusses the Importance of being a good station manager UPPER LEFT Steve Rushton and Ernie Howard preparefortheir shows ABOVE DJsand staff R Gullick K Chancey R Swain T Vaughn P Triplett E Howard S Rushton D . . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. 1 ,. ,. ,. ,. .. 58 l WMHC Christian J Baker N Moore L Sefton F Hutchinson R Caram CADENZA Gains National Renown All-American Honor in 1973 l 4 i l-f - 1 .. - I After receiving a national rating of All-American for the 1973 issue, the CADENZA, Mars Hill's art and literary magazine, gained new popularity among students. Ken Chamlee, the 1974 editor, kept the interest in the magazine on a high plateau by involving more students in the production of CADENZA. Not only did the editing staff grow, but also the working staff that chooses the works of MHC students to be printed grew in number. Students received awards in the form of cash prizes as well as recognition in the publication for the best in poetry, art and prose contributions. UPPER LEFT: Editor Ken Chamlee smiles despite the work load, UPPER RIGHT: Associate editors Larry Pike, Su Harper, Angela Bryant and Linda Davis. ABOVE: the full staff tstandingl J, Gullick. L. Lusk, L. Miller, Pike, J. Barton, L. Fallin, Harper, Davis, J, Riddle: tseatedl Bryant, J. McLean, S. Lawrence, L. Brown, C. Cochran. B, Petty, W. Pierce. Cadenze 1 59 HILLTOP Attempts ore Accuracy In Coverin Cam us to P lu - RIGHT: Paste-up. an important part of the newspaper process, is done by Wes Pierce. WX, Eric Garner, Marcia Cope and Jean Hawkins. P-2531 ABOVE: Paperwork is an important part of X 1 lx editor Eric Garner's job. X Q with url,-. 4 -, 60 I Hilltop i Q-wc -:ffm ' as r XT h Q' A l 4 5, v.xXX,-2, r X 555 , xiii ' , i m X- -1VxfuXQ '-- X W filfrr, . 1 X515 cwskkmb X The HILLTOP In the words ot nts t dltor tried to Improve as a piper that represented all aspects ot campus lute and college tunctlons Eruc Garner editor began work ottlcnally on October After bulldlng a statt the paper had the never endlng task ot presentung Current news In an Interesting wax to the campus Precnse accurate news reporrnnb wath good photography seemed to be the extras that helped make the paper an ettectuve meane ot communncatlon The HILLTOP became a valuable record for reference when yesterday was forgotten TOP Photographers Andy Stefanlck tleftj and Ralph Fisher check a plece of equrpment In the new studio BOTTOM staff members are tstandtngj Stefamck John Riddle Tom Whlte Bennie Sprouse Marty Sanders Wes Pierce Marcia Cope Jlm Baker and Editor Eric Carner seated Judy Smlley BeI1ndaScaIzo Jean Hawklns Connle Montague Gene Holdway Hulltopf 61 , . I Y . i , V F' ' 11' K L A 0 , f in :in . 5 . -5, ' V I c . ' :' - x ,fl ' ' ' , f f ' ' ' ' f t . Q K, ,Q .nv 5 . , ' , ,Gu . c ' I z . 359- . V min' ' ' ' l 1 1 Y t , , t t 5 51 E1 ' v 5 5' 31 1 T . 22? ' A I ' 'rf-lla,-.15-V: ' 1 with an organizational meeting held in early September II Im Beginning with the selection , p - of Editor Priscilla Canupp in late April and H the '74 LAUREL began to take form. The staff worked diligently to assure the publication of the yearbook in the spring. Photographers, typists, 'A' 'J and copy writers all worked together ,rfr to meet the deadlines that counted so much in the final product. The '74 LAUREL took on a new look. Use of copy became more important. 7 A Every page, A-L picture, and word was deliberated until the '74 staff -- felt the best job possible had been done, and life on the Mars Hill campus had been accurately portrayed. - T .K A 62 I Laurel CDM New Publications Area Speeds Production OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP RIGHT: Editor Priscilla Canupp works on layouts and getting the book together. FAR LEFT: Index Editor Vivian Calhoun checks her list of students to make sure her records are accurate. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rachel Passailaigue goes through proof pages to help decide what pictures should be used in the '74 LAUREL, BELOW: Members ofthe 1974 LAUREL staff include: Sarah Traylor, Rachel Passallaigue. George Jones, Dee Tyler. Vivian Calhoun, Terry Usery and Jean Barton, Not pictured are Jamie Gibson. Thomas Hinton, Tom I-lodges, Ted Sakis, Martha Jordan, Kathy Maynard. Andy Stefanick, Ralph Fisher. .4 Na I , Num. X 1 Laurel I 63 Athletics I 5 sir V - ' .41 4 . 4 . Y, ,I .1 N f' 'Pi r -may 64 A N111 -1'-35 , V i Y 5 ,G S. .F -a . xc .- a S J . xw' uf ' V 3 H .fm . ,. ,AC M? yf - , -' If X WJ ., 5 - , in Lf, -','.A-1 ..'-Us 7 fs' L A 2.4, 1l:.L .ll-Tffi . ,,,., IJ. 1. . 1 x7'? , m LA 4, f H: ' HKU' ,,.f, . Who Can Stop That Blue and Gold? A major aspect of collegiate life -- After opening with a victory over Millsaps football -- the LIONS scored a surprise win is an important part of the athletic program at Mars Hill. over the Catawba Indians. The LION MACHINE for the 1973 season From that point through the rest of the season was led by new head coach the LIONS' playing, Claude Hoot Gibson. although erratic and inconsistent, He assembled a staff was always exciting. which included several former Mars Hill gridiron stars. The season's end Emphasis on better physical conditioning and more left LION supporters team spirit eager to face an exciting future was apparent in the hard work full and determination shown in each Lion contest. of improvement and victories in 1974. R xff ,..-H' 15 66 X Football Millsaps Falls Victim to the LIONS OPPOSITE PAGE: Intense interest in action on the field is evident on the sidelines. LEFT: Action is always fast- moving on the football field. RIGHT: Coach Gibson. LOWER: Durham attempts to get through the G-W line. Foolball 1 67 s., V- .. v' .4 ,I . lr - ,- 'I 1-. ln. ,L ff .l, N- ! .Q- Q15 Q32 K . -40' J ELe a . . an P :. Q,, QM' , R 'N - r Q . I N. WF' , Af' i U .1 A I pf. . ...M- I M W A V Tip' -- .i Y -' 1 H 12:31 1gQ.i1?'19 5' -f Q I V ' V' :tj --.M x Y M. 'N . 'R' fl :V wh 'v1, ' ! . V .in 3115 - . .QM ., ,A , 1 Y .V .-,, Q . V vs -.. - 5 0 53, lf .-- ,, . .- , ,. , ivy A Jn , W , . r-1--11 ,G 4, f -'f , ,J , 5' l i,,.M. t Y,- N.. 'wt k,4 ,av Catawba's Indians Overcome by LIONS v V 21 I - 1 N I, Il 3 4 I I 1 .ll. r-Q..:?i -:I ,il 'f3 Blue Hose Slip past MHC LIGNS 46' 70 I Football f I I UPPER RIGHT: Referees signal the end of action on a play. UPPER LEFT: LIONS line up against the G-W Bulldogs. MIDDLE LEFT: Coach Robins offers a few words of advice during a time out. LOWER LEFT: Ronnie Capps lets a trainer take a look at his hurt leg. ABOVE: Jeff Conner prepares to pass while his blocking holds. LOWER: Lion players try and break away from G-W's line. ABOVE: Ronme Reeves is stopped by G-W. 1 its-1. A .. .,1c,.-f, . . -'41 za'- mk ...ff-,. N ,lsilvlfl Yizxcp . 411, . 1-f1..,.,v--5g,f.f,a+1f f-1,,,.,,,.-w,5S1.f '-AQX-sy W. my -1 -rfh,,'mgiwa. -who:-f91: 2.53655 w'1ffv1- .-nl. ie'V'1'S'V1' , -iv . - -fffrfd' 4,-S Football 1 71 . 1 - .' Ax H .Ax EN V 9 iq-T r , 1. 0 . Q V I gg X is , fi 1 , P5 'Sf -if' . U I I 91- .f' W1 A mu f 1 'fi All fx? rf .. fb '3 'Q , 3' 'mx 5 I . P , S 1-F I I ..f 13 K V af :J ' zghft ' 51 mvvs ' lb ml Q, . 'Sv 4 'Lf 1 A H 2 1 QW? 1 A M7111 'f' 3 1 A ' f N 'fufif 4r- s , O ' .V lf 'r .u-7 4 A , J g 5 65 .L . tj, V1 5 g'2j4' -ix' 4 Q, 1 1 L' ' 1973 Football Season Sept. 8 Mrllsaps 7 Mars Hull Sept. 15 'Catawba 13 Mars Hull Sept. 22 Presbyterran 27 Mars Hull Sept. 29 'Elon 34 Mars Hull Oct. 6 Emory 8. Henry 12 Mars Hull Oct, 13 'Gurlford 0 Mars Hill Oct. 20 'Lenolr Rhyne 23 Mars Hull Oct. 27 Gardner-Webb 30 Mars Hull Nov. 3 Samford 45 Mars Hlll Nov. 10 Newberry 21 Mars Hull Nov. 17 Georgetown 14 Mars Hull RECORD: 5-6 Carollna Conference game TOP: Golden Glrls, 1st Row: Sue Stelges, Debble Robertson, Sally Grant, Sharon Joyner, Pam Polk. 2nd Row: Rhonda Price. Sarah Traylor, Dale Bass. Nancy Jacobson. Debble Muller, Jessle Wllson. Judy Echols, Debble Wykle. Brenda Berryhlll. Susan George. ABOVE: 1973 football team: D. Alexander. D. L. Alexander. T. Anderson, D. Bedford, D. Boschelll. B. Bntton, R. Brooksbank. R. Bruce. S Bubash. R. Capps. C. Cespedes. T. Chambers, J. Chester, J. Conner, B. Cook. H. Cornett. E. Courtney. D. Crawford. S. Crews, S. Curry. J. Dawkins. M. Drckerson. J. Durham, T. Everett. S Ferguson. K. Flsher, T. Frsher, T. Folk, R. Gantt, R. Green. R. Guard, D. Guard, M. Gom. J Harp, Fl Haskett, G Hasselbrlng, J. Hanson. C. Heflner. G. Hooper. K Horton, C. Howard, A. Hunter, B. Jacks. D. Johnson, G Kerr, R. Klnney, C. Leatherman, M. Lewrs. R. Mayhue, J. McFadden, B. Muller. J. Mltchell, A. Mudd. S. Odenbaugh, T. Pack J. Page. W. Perryman, D. Plyler, R. Reeves, D. Rhodes, D Roberts. D. Roblnson, B. Ryan. G. Sherman, B. Slmmons. J. Smlth. B Staf1Sell,J Stapleton, J. Steadman. D Stevens, L, Troupe. B Wall. W. Wlggs. C. Wrlson, J. Wllson. Football f 73 Ss. x My b I m ?t 1 'I' 1 1 - Q A Jw' Q X. , t -. gf A MRL KV' 1' , -A Q Q, fg S Q, X x, ,..f J , S7 Q X If X ' 1 ' ' ' . el Advance to District Tournament ABOVE LEFT: Kenny Ward huts for two more as Joe Bridges 1349 closes ln. TOP RIGHT: Bruce Murray drlves around a Guilford opponent, LOWER RIGHT: Ph: Mu AIpha's Pep Band strikes up a hugh-splrlted tune. LEFTz 1st Row' Bruce Murray, Kenny Ward, Jerry Hayes, Seth Metcalf, Harry Marsh, Joe Bndges, 2nd Ftow: Make Earwood, Jlmmy Graves, Pat Lannlng, Eddle Taylor, Don Cole, Eldon Hardy, Ben Wllllams. Boys' Basketball X 75 RIGHT: Joe Bridges takes another soft, left-handed jumper for two more points. BELOW: Guard Kenny Ward directs the team to get . 5 J 4-0'-5, Vie ,, yy, moving. fna- ,',. 76 l Boys' Basketball x 'xxx .-nd ABOVE Forward Muke Earwood shoots agaun as Joe Brudges posutuons humself for a possuble rebound RIGHT Jerry Hayes arms for the hoop over an opponents dustractung hand Mars Hull Mars Hull Marsl-t MarsH Mars Hull Marsl-l Mars Hull MarsH lv1arsH Mars Hull MarsH Mars Hull Mars Hull lVlarsH Mars Hull Mars Hull Mars Hull MarsH MarsH Mars Mars Hull Mars Hull Mars Hull Mars Hull Mars Hull Mars Hull Mars Hull Mars Hull Mars Hull Mars Hull Mars Hull Mars Hull 1973 74 Cags Season Clatlrru Belmont Abbey Hugh Pount Elon Newber UNC Ashevulle Erskune Clallun Presbyteruan Hugh Pount Mullugan UNC Ashevulle Vorhees UNC Ashevulle Guultord Catawba UNC Ashevulle Western Caroluna Wofford E on Pfeuffer Atlantuc Chrustuan Pfeuffer Western Caroluna Lenour Fthyne Guulford Presbyteruan UNC Ashevrlle Catawba Hugh Pount South Caroluna Wofford 'Y 76 Boys Basketball I 77 4 s 68 62 50 58 ull 63 60 ull 58 52 80 ull 90 - 77 70 75 ull 85 77 ull 70 74 74 80 ull 70 61 81 - 84 B1 65 ull 73 - 66 82 67 63 70 A 80 - 83 ull 78 76 4- ' Marst-lull 61 Lenourlfthyne 76 ruu 69 74 ' Hull 60 I 78 72 70 85 61 B1 79 63 68 ' 67 63 83 84 83 71 . , ' 77 - ' 66 60 62 ' 65 58 74 82 63 57 I . 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I .,,.,, Wiz..- ..-I ,-,,,J W A V ' I I I I I I -3 I I I I I'J'I' Af Lf I I I I. I .FJ- , I 1' A N. q--n- ......L.TJ-.A ,I 3 I I .J I I I I I I :I nl, 1 , I I I I I IL' A' I l ,',I ' ' MJ LTI C I - -f K , I, -.L,-,,, - , I I I . U1 I ' , . I -Yi V ' T 'A' f ' I I -1 I I I 4 I ,I I ' I '- I 'I ' ' ' M rl I ' I I I PIL' . X gli I4 x 'K qu.. VI I I I V I ' I IM E11 I .A ...Li Y A x - .4,-J..Q.. ?T+ T J 'V'LMf I i - ' 1 .5 ,,,. .LJWIII If -IT'-3 QT .A..,2.-. -,J..---w. -LL ui-, . , I YI, I I I...lgh.-.. . .N-I . .,.-v....,.. .- T' I I ILT' 5 ,Q - V- -Y.f WV.- Y I ' ,W nhl, w,,. H! Y . V -.......i... , ,,,Y V 4 -..J- -I I r-I is -Vi.- -W I I , .... ..,-..-- ...N .-.mn- r......., E ,,,,,x , M Hey LIO Hey Bale , Introduce Yourself LEFT: Cheerleaders in action: Dennis Anderson, Terry Chenowith and Chief Debbie Miller Get on Up for the action on the field. BELOW Terry Chenowith Debbie Miller Dan Hazelton Brenda Berryhill Susan Stafford Sonny Southerlin Gwen Graham Dennis Anderson Judy Echols Sam Swain Dale Bass Vernon Thomason Jimmy Hicks and Sally Grant 7 i l A N w F ! 3 i I . -- A . - i. fg- Music, Batons, Flags- Halftime Production TOP The Flag Corps tncludedS Long D Tyler FZ Passallalgue Fl Whitaker P Lund F Folk W Culbreth J Duncan J Kirby S Buchanon BOTTOM magorettes wereW Surrency S Webb M Manttleman S Joyner J Kettleson M Peeples B Parton andthe marching bandlncludedJ Barton S Braswell G Campbell Fl Tompkins P Lane L Patton G Gatton M Messma W Meares I Baber D Thompson D Golser B Hedgepath M Wolfmger G Elms J Klme S Aldrlch R Alexander C Allen N Baumgartner B Bishop L K Gall B Goodwin P Hines K Hampton L Hovls J Hudson B Huneycutt J Jordan S Muller R Mitchell J Moore P Morgan L Moss A Phllltps D Phllllps J Plemmons J Psychaas B Ftabb D Renfro R Floach M Ploblnson K Secreast C Flohleder D Smlth F Sparks S Stlrewalt M Summltt G Sutton D Taylor B Thomas A Tuttle P Trlplett N Walker Fl Ward K Wllson B Wolfe M Worley B Yeckley G Ledford C Wrlcox T Overby J Bryant B Whltmlre Band Majorettes Flag Corps 83 Bradmon, B. Es. onilmonllop, Christianl Lfcnrlstoffel. cl comler. B. Davis, J, Dicksoh, s, Dleperl. G. Englvishl, no Fisher, s. Floras. R. Prady. E Hope High for Improved Team Li. ,n WLS! v , J' A jump, a hurdle ot energy. A steel ball flung through space, hoping ' to inch out a competitor. Wm Swift feet, long legs, gracefully laying a path toward victory. A final release ofthe soul, The signs of track that add up to a team victory. Competition and teammates enjoy MHCS fleet-footed stars searching for a brighter future. . TOP LEFT: Everyone gets an equal start. BELOW LEFT: One last fling of energy appears. BELOW RIGHT: Speed and strength are evident in the long lump ,T . ,JT A vs! x31 , , EL .i .M l EIU -8 I , -4 ' '44, ,Vow J. - ,, H ,149-gm E 'iN A' in 4. r . 535. nl I , X g A , 1 Jtx if A- 1 I , QM- 1 '- ' ,. -' 1. -34. . ff 'fr tif' ' sq' af 11 Lf- or - 'u: ?'fl l'2f.L7 ' If, 'l.L',y-'fb'-gl I Track I B5 G , , , 86 I Tennis RIGHT: Robert Chilmonik returns a volley during practice. ew Coach ew Season New Look in-1 .4 Mars Hull s tcnnls team played nts first season under new head coach Alex Robins Practuce began February I The tennls season consisted ot the regular season tollowed by the drstrnct tournament at Presbyteruan and the conference tournament at Hugh Ponnt This year s schedule Included such rivals as Wofford Emory Henry Gardner Webb Erskune Lander UNC A and Lees McRae LEFT Tenms takes many long hours of hard work as evndenced by Leo Nara BELOW The 1974 varsity squad mcluded 1st Row Greg Beam Davnd Harrington Leo Nara Jay Welborn 2nd Row Robert Chrlmomk Jeff Sudd Davud Oualls Dan Nlcoll Gary Cnsmond l l Tenms 187 tl ly i ' 1 5 '31 ' ' I l L .5 , l 9 . 1 L .. Q' . . I . ' 1, ' ' , I - I l . I - , , , y 1 I ' I I I ' . 3 ' I i I v v y , l l l l l r l I 5 l l Ft l l J? RIGHT: Veteran Lion diamond star John Allison swings hard in pre-season, cold-weather practice. BELOW: Wire strands of the backstop frame MHC batter swinging away. gf I - Q.: M lf 4 XX' 5,-if -X' ...auf ,I XT fi 88 I Baseball Llons Baseball Team A New Look ni. 'W' ma. With aught returning letterrnen sux ot them starters SIXl1tWldCf s on the pltchlng staft and an entrrely new coachlng staff MHC s l974 baseball team looked forward to much Improved season Freshmen and transters added a new strength at several key posrtrons A tough 78 game schedule Included natlonally ranked Hugh Pount Elon and Erskrne Under the gundance ot new coach Make Prlor and the leadershnp of co captauns john Allison and David Smith the Llons expected a wlnnxng season LEFT Mars Hull players chase after the ball durlng freldlng practlce BELOW lst Row Harold Brookshlre Davud Smlth Steve Hyatt Grady Srzemore Greg Clewls Mlke Stokes Flostand Smnth John Alluson Robert Buckner 2nd Row Eddy Taylor Mlckey Lancaster Chuck Aldrldge Wayne Wtggs Grey Swrnehart Chrp Baker Wayne Taylor Roger Gant Not plctured Jrmmy Smlth Ftlck Guard Terry .Julran Dusty Bedford Jeff Conner Jrmmy Bennett Baseball 189 . , 4 . . 3. . 1 V. .L ,L , , ,V V. s A . .- . X, , 1 ,- , A . . X E .,L . 1 . ,. X X, A 1 Q ' I .' L, ' 3 f' P: ' . ,' x - ' f , . fn- :-' 1 , H Q-,if 'L . ' X- . . 1 ' - r '- ,AT 'Y':-are-' Q' A . , . . ., ,-1: , W' Ja-. . - -Li--0 g.. ' . , , r l T t l r I . l r l l l I l T l Mars Hill College produced a dedi- cated group of Lady Lions with a great desire to play basketball. From the beginning ofa long, hard two-month practice session to the end of a tightly scheduled season, the girls showed a tremendous determination to improve with every game. From arguing with a Greensboro gas attendant for gas to having their bus break down on the way to Western Carolina, MHC Lionesses exemplified the fighting Lion spirit. Q TOP RIGHT: Trainer Susan Buchanan checks Susan Blakely's ankle to make sure it is correctly taped before a game. LOWER RIGHT: Betty Shook controls a jump ball against UNC-A. ABOVE: Pat Reid goes up for two more points. 90 !GirIs' Basketball Lad Lions Displa Lion Spirit 'A iff! Mars Hull Scoreboard Wake Forest Wln Mars Hull Elon College Loss Mars Hull Appalachlan State Loss Mars Hlll Western Carollna Loss Mars Hlll Hugh Polnt Loss Mars Hull UNCVG-reensboro Loss Mars Hull Wlnthrop Loss Mars Hull East Tennessee Loss Mars Hill Milllgan Wm Mars Hull Brevard Wan Mars Hill Furman Wm Mars Hull Slate Tournament Loss Season Record 4-8 LEFT: Tame out allows a qulck drunk and a few mstructlons. BELOW: 1st Row: Susan Blakely. Jean Wood, Mary Mac Whlte, Jody Hartsell. Betty Shook, Llnda Culbertson, Pam Prlce. 2nd Bow' Debble Young lmanagerl. Susan Buchanan, Darlene Sparks, Pat Fleld. Debble Wykle, Jessie Wilson. Sarah Traylor lscorekeeperl and Dr. Barbara Holllngsworth lcoachl. Girls' Basketball I 91 Novelty Sports Interest Man Fencing is a sport growing in popu- larity because of its uniqueness. Co-ordination and agility are basic requirements. A class of twenty-one students is taught. Proper fencing form, fencing skills and how to judge fencing matches are the basic items learned by class participants. RIGHT: Team members include Stephen DuBois, Akrtaka Nara and Steve Howie. BELOW: Practice requires a great degree of concentration as well as skill, 92 I Fencing Pool Capacity Not Utilized 1 -as N9 ws., V f ,Q di 1 -:Q ...xx 'X Swimming is a popular pastime with Mars Hill College students. At present, though, the pool is operating at only approximately 25941 Capacity. The pool is open alternating evenings and afternoons. Student lileguards are used for the protection of swimmers, and courses in beginning swimming, intermediate swimming, lifesaving and Water Safety Instruction are taught. These courses provide students with a more thorough knowledge of water safety. LEFT Persons of all ages enjoy the refreshment of a dip in the pool. BELOW LEFT: Lifeguard Dan Vines keeps a watchful eye on the swimmers, BELOW RIGHT' A relay race is one of many different forms of swimming competition. if-la., bv , 11---, -'Q . 1- , 4- ...4 Swimming X 93 Q Mini-Mester Gffered for Third Year Mars HiIl's location makes it ideal for use as a base for travel to ditterent ski resorts in the Asheville region. Wolf Laurel is a well-known resort used by many avid campus skiiers. Parties, dances and all types of recreation are a popular part ofthe Wolf Laurel scene. For the past two years a successful mini-mester course in skiing has been taught at Appalachian in Boone Students this year continue to enjoy the recreation of skiing. UPPER LEFF: The line grows longer, anxious skiiers fight long lines at Wolf Laurel. LOWER LEFT: Where do I go now? Wolf Laurel offers slopes for both beginners and pros. BELOW: On your mark, get set. go! The ride uphill is nice, but coming down is something else. is if it I N ll Y , 4 4 l -. YY .- -407 L 'Nix 1 X jk , ., s,, Skiing X 95 People r 6 E541 H., xx 'xr' ' 4 i X - 9B I Seniors LEFT: Officers of the Senior Class are Ed Sams fleftl, Presidentg Tim Glatzau, Vice Presidentg Melody Lake fleftl, Treasurerg and Sandy Durham, Secretary. BELOW: Senior Bruce Miller helps move stock inio the new college bookstore. S 1 44 fm ...qx4, MS., E --1: 'f . New-N,-u.,,,. . '- -1. . .--. r -41441.-tx E -...N NS 'E 5 - - .. -. 1' we ' . A gk Ig RQWSQ UL 1 'iii Sf-If '. 1 VAL I . if.- li , if is 5 f , ,. ... --..,.-.1 ,.v.. ,J 1 rf-,:,.. 7 5 Iv ' 21-76.3 Q -E Stephen Jay Aaron Music Aiken, S.C. Keith David Adams Business Adm. Kannapolis, N.C. Rhonda Kay Alexander Music Perry, Fla. Henry Bert Allen, Jr. Physical Ed. Greensboro, N.C. John Robert Allison Physical Ed. Easley, S.C. Boyd Wayne Amason Religion Richmond, Va. Max Anne Barnette Elementary Ed. Lincolnton, N.C. Mary Brooks Barringer Elementary Ed. Chapel Hill, N.C. Karen Jane Batson Sociology Taylors, S.C. Stephen Lanning Bennett Sociology Winston-Salem,N.C. Elizabeth Huffman Berry Elementary Ed, Drexel. N.C. Brenda Jean Berryhill Physical Ed. Charlotte, N.C. 100 l Seniors ,- ffl-as Yizx V15 Yin. Jo Karen Beverly Home Ec, Fort Lauderdale Fl Thomas Eugene Boalwrlght REIIQIOIW Fort Mull, S C Patrncla Anne Boland Physrcal Ed Mars Hull, NC Fredrlck Reed Bowman Psychology Ashevnlle, NC Vlckle Patrlcla Bradford Reluglon Statesvllle, N C Davld James Brookshlre Rellguon Ashevllle,N.C, Harold Carman Brookshire II Business Adm Asheville, N C Anna Pierce Brown Elementary Ed, Hampton, Va Tvmothy Michael Brown Business Adm, Hampton. Va Brenda Sue Broyhlll Elementary Ed. Boomer, N.C Carla Jean Bruce Music Taylors, S.C. Robert Allen Buckner Math Weavenrllle, N C, Sensors 101 Fall Semester Graduates .J4 J, NN -sw 71 . fr, 1 ' 4-r -' -j':.i'?liwi '-ui ix an ' 5 1,..g-. A :gf 3 f 'Q - 1 x 'Z afii5'H'M a' ' ,. . ' , + 9' 1 04' is ' f-fr' ,- ' .1 'Vfflg - 'a':-'-ff' ' 102 I Seniors Honored b Tea ln December 'X 'Sn T5 IC' TN fhyuN '0- ls.- fy, i ,rr ,gn- Qin Ellzabeth Kay Bullard Art Wnnston Salem N C Chrlstlna Navey Caldwell Musto Mars Hull N C Vlvlan Loralne Calhoun Physlcal Ed Atlanta Ga Robert Mabry Campbell Muslc Anderson S C Prnscllla Anne Canupp Engllsh Monroe NC Joe Murry Carter Jr Buslness Adm Ashevllle Peggy Hayes Case Blology Sylvla N C Carlos Praxedes Cespedes Physical Ed Mars Hull N C Kenneth Dlxon Chamlee Engllsh Greenvllle SC Susan Rachel Chapman Muslc Mars Hull N C Jean Roblnson Cherry Larry Clouse Elementary Ed Hendersonville N C Gall Louise Colfer Physlcal Ed Andover N J Bonnle Sue Colllns Polltlcal Scl Wlnston Salem Jeffery Delorld Conner Physical Ed Mars Hull N C Mlchael Douglas Conner Hlstory Mars Hlll N C George Wllson Cook Jr Soclology Roanoke Susan Self Cooke Engllsh Wlnston Salem N C Judy Elalne Cox Psychology Belton S C Mlchael Clark Cranford Psychology Chester SC Senlorsl 103 55 X. .- ' 'N f ' his id . , I . , . , w-s..' , - :gt , , ,- '.'f'gQ'Q,- , ., A 5 .A . N I ' V I .72 ,xfk , M Vx 4 Qs , , '51 l Q I ' , , NC. . .Y S 1 V I A I 5. 3' -14 , , K Q Elementary Ed. Wilmington, N.C, , ,f- 'l' -A C. ' t 'S M , t - ,N,C, l . ffl.- 4' A , ' 0 w. J.- ' ,Lu ' ' t ' ' , - v K , - 1154- . , : -- .X .l A Q '- N in 's - r - Y I A , 'f 'r - N . 104 l Seniors Townhouses Create Innovative Atmosphere Richard Stephen Croll Drama Marlton. N. J. Ann Clutterham Crouch Music Taylorsville, N. C. Tana Kallenbach Crum History Mars Hill. N. C. Thomas Clyde Currie, Jr. Music Norlina. N. C. Richard Lawrence David Math Washington. D. C. Gordon Earl Davis Biology Kingston. N. C. Sheryl Christine Davis Music Chester, Va. Debra Hope Demonte Sociology Ft. Lauderdale. John Michael Dickson Music Asheville. N. C. Donald James Dixon Political Sci. Asheville. N. Janice Patricia Dockery Art Murphy. N. C. Sandra Faye Durham Psychology Piedmont, S. Samuel Cole Easterby History Asheville. N. C. Margaret Ellen Edwards C. Fl B C. Elementary Ed. Wake Forest, N C Oren Gary Elms Music Riviera Beach, Fla. Deborah Adell Evans Religion Rock Hill. S. C. Jackie Eugene Fisher Business Adm. Marshall, N. C. Patricia Morgan Fisher Psychology Mars Hill, N. C. Roger Dale Fisher Business Adm. Asheville, Stephen Gus Floros Music Enka. N. C. N. C. in Living '53 'Pr' KT' 'vu 1, John Harold Foster, Jr, Business Adm. Greenvil Joseph John Francese, Jr. Business Adm. North Charleston. S.C. Violet Jean Frederick Home Ec. Kingston, N.C Sherry Wynn Frye Elementary Ed. Hickory. Kent Russell Gall Music Seminole, Fla. Robert Edwin Galloway Religion Anderson, S.C. James David Garrett Religion Mars Hill, N.C. Robert David Gasperson Religion Skyland, N.C. Harold James Gear N.C. Business Adm. Mars Hill, N.C. Jackie Donald Gentry Religion Asheville, N.C. i Ni i i X g N L i x 'E Q Seniors ! 105 Q Q Niqx Entertainment Prospects Brighten ,- W ,0- rt' ox nf' h, . 106 I Seniors YT? lbw Ufx fic- -vs.. 'Q 'VN Hazel Corbett Gideon Music North Wilksboro, N.C. Timothy Robert Glatzau Biology Lakeland, Fla. Flobert Thurmon Goodwin Music Elberton, Ga. Paul Eric Gorham Business Adm. Crofton, Md. Sarah Anne Grant Physical Ed. Benson, N.C. Karen Sue Greene Elementary Ed. Asheville, N.C. Katherine Jeannyne Greer Psychology Darlington,S.C. William Martin Griffin Sociology Brevard, N.C. Donald Wayne Grooms Physical Ed. Charleston, S.C. James Luke Gryder Physical Ed. Asheville, N.C. Richard Wayne Guard Biology Salem, Va. Roy Mitchell Gullick, Jr. Sociology Greenville, S.C. Tim Earl Hayden History Asheville, N.C. Richard Don Haley Business Adm. Asheville, N.C. Christi Brooke Hammer Elementary Ed. Asheboro, N.C David Moore Harrington Physical Ed. Graham, N.C. Thomas Barrow Harrison Business Adm. Thomasville, Ga Joanna Faulkner Hartsell Physical Ed. Newark, Del. Henry Daniel Haseldon Physical Ed. Johnsonville, S.C. Carl Davis Hatchell Physical Ed. Florence, S.C. With Addition of College Unlon I 4 5 ,-I blk LV C: 'Yi yfr, fxftuf S, yx 'w Semors! 107 . O I . X . 5 .,,. 'C -,.-I ,Q 1 !l ' ' , 4 , 9 'epi' Ml , .ef ' .17 - .c '- .I . 5: lr ., .tl ' V P 0116- N . V, . . L .An V 1' I I 1- 4 , 'U N , .. , , ., lf, :, ' . Y Q :sf ,lg 4 ! ,I .A- '9, ed 4. F. l,, ,, 7 ' 'Q . Vx 1,... ' s . ,. 'L LQ:.,.:' , 1 , ' :Lf ,JA ,. : 108 ! Seniors -W fi gg-. all 7 Claude Lunsford Hathcock Religion Mars Hill, N,C. William Andrew Hawkins History Asheville, NC, Brenda Annette Haynes Home Economics Kingston, NC Steven Alexander Hegenbart Business Adm. Mars Hill, N.C, Brona Gail Henderson Home Ec. Winston-Salem, NC. Debra Suzanne Henry Sociology Mars Hill, N,C John Eric Hinsdale Business Adm. Greenville, SC, Freddy Joe Hinson Sociology Columbia, S,C. Alice Kirk Hobbs Elementary Ed. Marion, N.C. Billy Wayne Hodge Business Adm. Mars Hill, N.C. Rebecca Kay Honeycutt Elementary Ed, Mooresboro, N.C John Robert Howes History Lakeland, Fla. Seniors l 109 110 I Seniors ,-vi. Am a 'a, .J iL5X ' -'sh-P. M.. S' 45 'R 1 X , ,, ,,g, . , . wsiicx-wwf ' , - ,gli 1-xg L Q-Q Dracula fills Moore Auditorium ix fx i 91' fa. IT 5.4 lffjy, I V 11 1 Sally Cleonita Howle Psychology Darlington, Alan Wood Hughes Sociology Chester, S.C. Linda Lee Hunter Spanish Northport, N.Y. Samaria Beth Jaharis Home Ec. Elliott, Md. Addison Jenrette. Jr. Political Science Marac George Wesley Jones History Clover, S.C. John Clark Jordan Music Norfolk. Va. Nancy Carolyn Jordan Art Darlington, S.C. S,C. ay. Venezuela Seniors! 111 December 8 - Graduate Record Exams ig,-fx' Q: is .Ah cr- 112 I Seniors JEWK. ,- ..,.-.f N.,,,, 'Q of' u-I -.r fbi nag Qi' Donna Sue Ketchum Religion Ocala, Fla. Steven Fredric King Business Adm. Forest City, N.C. Flay Louis Kinney Biology Mars Hill, N.C. Deborah Ann Klaus Elementary Ed. Virginia Beach, Va. Melody Sue Lake Political Sci. Fiedington Beach, Fla Lisa Jean Lamb Music Albemarle, N.C. Sidney Anderson Lawler ll Physical Ed. Mars Hill, N.C. Gail McKinney Leach Math Mars Hill, N.C. Jimmy Ray Lewter Business Adm. Apex, N.C. Donald Keith Long Biology Durham, N.C. Kenneth Phillips Lovelace Business Adm. Asheville, N.C. Vickie Faye Lytton Home Ec. Bowie, Md. Eldridge Galphin Machen Psychology Newnan, Ga. Gary Malcolm Mallette Business Adm. Paramus, N.J. Roger Neal Maney Physical Ed. Barnardsville, N.C. Charles Flay Mason Business Adm. Kinston, N.C. Elvin Franklin Matthis Business Adm. Chapel Hill, N.C. Mary Eleanor McAnear Home Ec, Arlington, Va. Sandra Gladys McCarter Elementary Ed. Greer, S.C. Jefferson Cary McConnaughey Music Amelia Courthouse, Va. Gffered for Interested Students l - 's. Plv - l 7 n- ag. 'Q Qs- 5. - Y ' - X ill f -s K , t 4 1 Ag! it if vi 'F Q...- Vs- N- l I A . V 1 , I ' ' ,-:'- Lgiil: Nl . I 4 ' 4 . ' -af? 33 .Q f.- ' ' ' ' 5 .4 7' Q ' ,i'-.ifiw-. i -. Nu: ' IQ- I 'r 5 ':4.i'!'Ar'f 1. tp - N 1 i il .-...W , J? 5 .. Y ,, tA'J.,T, 1 ':,.'Q v YJ' L5 l l F Susan Ann McCullough Elementary Ed. Fort Mill, S,C. George Lee Mclntyre, Jr. Sociology Norfolk, Va. Thomas Martin McLean Business Adm. Asheville, N.C. Nancy Irene McLeIland Biology Statesville,N.C, Norma Elizabeth McPhail Sociology New Bern, N.C. Linda Yeaman McSwain Elementary Ed. Gainesville, Fla. Stephen Eugene McSwain Elementary Ed. Shelby. N.C. Catherine Eugenia Melton Music Gainesville. Fla. Seniors X 113 114 I Seniors fVlII'll mester Outlet for Discovery Sandra Gall Merrlll Elementary Ed Ashevllle N Maurlce Lamonte Metcalf Chemlstry Mars HIII N C Arlln Walter Mlddleton Physical Ed Marshall N C Karen Booth Mlddleton Physical Ed Lynchburg Va Bruce McRae Muller Jr Physlcal Ed Albemarle N C Danlal Walter Muller Jr Blology Fayetteville N C Mlchael Lee Muller Buslness Adm Roanoke Va Joyce Amella Moore Muslc Ashevllle N C Mary Ellzabeth Morrls Music Morganton N C Steve Russell Morrls Flellglon Panama Clty Fla Shella Sara Mott Debra Sue Mumpower Business Adm Swannanoa N C Dennls Myers Elementary Ed Mars Hull N C Barbara Ann Neal Business Adm Wlnston Salem Jlll Groat Newcomb yslcal Ed Richmond Va Dearl Dean Norton Physical Ed Mars Hull N C Mary Angelyn Nunnally Elementary Ed Rlchmond Va Eugema Truesdale Nye Home Ed Lumberton N C Myrtle Rebecca Page Sociology Abbevllle S C Sarah Mlldred Parkman Elementary Ed Edgefleld S C . , C, Physical Ed. Mars Hlll, N.C. ' . P . N C Ph ' . ' , . Seniors! 115 Internships Inspire Creative Learning '.. -.1 ,. , vip- u-L 'Q S.. Q 10 W 116 I Seniors Qs 4-x 'TNT' fs Deborah Thorne Partin Elementary Ed. Easley, S.C. Charles Warren Pearson, Jr. Music Charlotte, N.C. Claude Dean Pendergraft History Chapel Hill, N,C. Rosalind Byrd Pendergraft Elementary Ed. Raleigh, N.C Kathy Louise Pepper Elementary Ed. Danville, Va. Carey Elizabeth Petty History Pacolet, S.C. Gary Lynn Pinkley Religion Weaverville,N.C. Dan Williams Plyler Physical Ed. Mars Hill, N.C. Robert Allen Pritchard Music Granite Falls, N.C. Deborah Jean Queen Religion Shelby, N.C. Carolyn Sue Cox Ray Art Travelers Rest, S.C. Deborah Ann Reap Physical Ed. Spring, Texas Brenda Jonell Reavis Religion Statesville,N.C. Patricia Lynne Reid Physical Ed. Lenoir, N.C. Johnny Farrel Renfro Chemistry Burnsville, N.C. Curtis Bryan Rice Drama Asheville, N.C. David Lewis Robinson Physical Ed. Naples, N.C. Ruth Marie Rockwell Psychology Chase City, Va. Roy Fred Roddy, Jr. Political Science Greenville, S C David Kelly Rowan Religion Wilmington,N.C. Edwin Boyer Sams, Jr. English Kingston, Tenn. Martha Grace Sanders History GreenviIIe,S.C. Wayne Schilling Biology Mars Hill, N.C. Robert Gordon Scruggs Business Adm. Horsesh Keith Douglas Secreast Music Hudson, N,C, Sybil Ann Shelley Music Plaines, S.C. Debra Kay Sheppard Psychology Asheville, N Patricia Shepherd Elementary Ed. Matthews N C 9 l Ma 19 Sees Reallzatlon of Goals Oli T 14 'L QI- In N ik' M.: X sv Jonathan Eagle Shores Physlcal Ed Mars Hull N C Susan Shores MUSIC Mars Hlll N C Lols Josephlne Sldes Elementary Ed Bel Arr Mlrlam Ellzabeth Srghtler Elementary Ed Pendleton S C Rlchard Franklln Slnk Business Adms Winston Salem Susan Jackson Skeens Elementary Ed Chicago Ill Richard Alan Sloan Rellglon Travelers Rest S C Mendall Grayson Smith Business Adm Asheboro N C Wllllam Rlchard Smlth Business Adm Asheville N C Terry Blake Snow Buslness Adm Dobson N C Beverly Elizabeth Snowden Elementary Ed Mars Hull N C Mlchael Gene Snyder Sociology Cherry Hlll N J Darlene Mae Sparks History Bakersvllle N C Johnathan David Spltzhoff Buslness Adm Princeton N J Bllly Conklvn Stair Polltlcal Sc: Kingsport Tenn Deborah Elaine Starnes Physlcal Ed Granlte Falls N C Harry Nell St Clalr Muslc Vlnton Va Johnny Douglas Stevens Physical Ed Mars Hull N C Fredrick Eugene Stlrewalt Business Adm Asheville N C Sue Freeman Stroud Rellglon Spartanburg S C Sensors I 119 Paul Thomas Stroud Religion Fuquay-Varina,N.C. Alan Eugene Styles Biology Burnsville,N.C. Delane George Sumerel Religion Hot Springs. N.C. Elizabeth McKay Swann Psychology Richmond, Va. Charles Wesley Swartz Music Asheville, N.C. Ronald McRae Tedder Business Adm. Mars Hill, N.C. Betty Camille Thomas Music Macon, Ga. David Michael Thomas Physical Ed. Mars Hill, N.C. 120 I Seniors I ft. Y'--ed - f 515 Y ' vs Marilyn Que Tucker Physlcal Ed Fleldsvllle N C Juanita Marilyn Turner Buslness Adm Patrick Sprln s Sylvia Moneen Tyler Home Ec Orangeburg Terry Alan Usery History Lowell N C Sandra Elrzabeth Varner Elementary Ed Buffalo S C Walter Thomas Vassar Psychology Troutvllle Va Beverly Stephenson Vines History Mars Hull N C John Dame! Vrnes Business Adm Mars Hull Semorsl 121 I, vv D . g ,Va. L . ,S.C. J' , 'lx HX W' , -- 3 ' ' A. 0 T ' . ' ,N.C. 122 I Seniors 'r O 9 ii, Si-N 'lt Seniors Witness Innovation at MHC - it Rn -in , .va - 4 ,,..., Q15 an -Q w-. 'vs' 'mrs W-nr' Gary Russell Wyatt Elementary Ed. Marshall, N.C. 1--., Mary Wood Waddell Math Mars Hill, NC, Stephen Forrest Waddell Business Adm. Mars Hill, N.C, James Woodrow Waldroup. Jr. Business Adm. Weaverville, N.C. Flobert Glenn Wall Sociology Mars Hill, N.C, Kenny Ira Ward Sociology Minneopolis,N.C. Patricia Lee Ward Biology Statesville.N.C, Donna Rae Warren Elementary Ed. Columbus, Ohio Jerry Allen Watts Psychology Kershaw.S.C, George Daniel Welborne Biology Deep Gap, N,C, Mary Mac White Psychology Pel'idIet0I'1,S,C. John Meredith Wilkinson Psychology Burlington, N.J Lee Morgan Wilkinson Math Greensboro, N.C. Clifford Byron Wilson Biology Marshall, N,C. James Martin Wilson Biology Cary, N,C. Shelia Ann Wimpey Psychology Murphy, N,C, Anita Shawn Wyatt Elementary Ed. Windsor, Va. Seniors! 123 Involved juniors Sponsor TOP RIGHT: Judy Echols models for a serious audience during mini-mester fashion show. TOP LEFT: Spring registration is a headache for every- 'R one. BELOW: Junior class officers are Annette West, treasurerg Gail McCoy. vice presidentg Susan ' l Benjamin, presidentg Dedra Flussell, secretary. , gl 4.4 13'm:Q,,1Z'L 124 !Juniors Campus-wide Christmas Part X on -.5 'QQ' - ., 'Yi 'fx'- CLDf 'ts- G 4 fu X in B' Q7 wc staged Beverly Louise Ayers Susan Ruth Austell Phillips Saxon Ashley Floyd Dayne Amason Bonnie Elain Abernathy Robert Lanny Bailey Susan Christine Benjamin Jimmy Lee Bennett Joe Tommy Bingham Gwendolyn Stott Bissette Philip Wayne Blair Susan Brisendine Jane Ann Britton Barnard Bruce Bryant Herbert Walter Buckner Robert Bradford Campbell Paula Cash Robert Hamrick Cosby William Rudolph Childs Peggy Lynn Clayton Brenda Yvonne Cook Eddie Michael Courtney James Earl Covington, Jr. Ann Marie Cox Susan Meadows Cranford Shadle Leslie Creech Betty Jo Cumbey Brenda Landers Cutshall Linda Faye Davis Arthur Lewis Deal Juniors! 125 junior Stud Focuses on Major X4 2' ,fi life- f Q , i Q W iggfa 126 X Juniors Gary Franklin Denton Vicky Denise Dye Michael Allan Earwood Judy Maxine Echols Mary Ellen Eison Darryl Bryan Elster David Lyle Engebreston Dianne Ellen Farria Linda Joe Fowler Nancy Marie Gay Nancy Jo Gentry Jamie Flenee Gibson Joseph Walter Gibson Deborah Ann Giles Ronald Lee Gowan Mary Gwendolyn Graham Martha Ann Gray Linda Joyce Gunter Celia Ellen Gupton Pamela Jean Guthrie George Henry Hairston, Jr Brenda Gail Hale Larry Register Hale Ralph Michael Hall Kendall Wayne Hampton Noryam Joel Harp, Jr, Dorothy Sue Harper Suzanne Isaacs Harris Gregory Scott Hasselbring Linda Kay Haynie Bw I, - Fmt' L, A231 5- ---1. '6- r Qtr lr- W, I N , 1 N. ' Q X ...- '-v ,X .,-w L, 2+ W, as 'N R T1 09- 5 , 9 lm ive'-if xx . J, J 'Rss QV v N . 'Y' I, Lee Perrrtt Hedgecoe Margaret Elalne Henderson James Claude Hlcks Wllllam Wayne Hrggzns Douglas Lynn Hull Rlchard Thomas Hlnshaw Deborah Jane Hogg Roger Eugene Holdway Albie C. Honeycutt, Jr Herbert Preston House Charles Walter Howard Jr Beverly Ann Ivey Mary Ellen Jenkrns Dolores Ann Jessup Karen Bonlta Jordan Sharon Lynette Joyner William Kenny, Jr Debra Faye Klein Donald Royce Knrghl Jumorsl 127 Harold Henry Hughes. Jr. I Sprin Linda Anne Lamson Celua Ann Leatherman Charles Danze! Leatherman Gary Dale Ledford Janet Page Lee Mlchael Gray Lewis Ralph Thomas Lucado Jr Arthur James Manchester Diana Lynn Martun Jumors 1 129 Benjamin Joseph Liverman II nz- ffaua uw 'fifgr' ATA. If .Au I7 J I X4 , E. K X ,XX x, A 'XJ 'X X. +1 49.1 1 2 L-K4 I A is 'O- 130 X Juniors ,nm 'inf' Q . M, x ' . .u x---'Xi- Y, 'x .- N A . i J A l I ef x'- ',VVf 4 A , -l ,ii WS, ,wx A .1 -Ulf . Y 1 5 4 1 an 'R-.Q 'Eb 4-' - we -v rw Uv Y F' -- ' 1 AX. -Y Z IX . . Theresa Dale Mayfield Karen Gail McCoy James Randall Mclntosh Jo Ann McLean James Greer McReynolds, Jr, Russell Eugene Mellette, Jr. Alexander Arthur Miller Debra Susan Miller Linda Kay Miller Marsha Marie Miller Graham Wyche Mintz David Vernon Morton Janice Marlon Murch Bruce Kenneth Murray, Jr. Anita Joyce Murrell Ruben Orengo Lori Lane Patton Marily Ruth Peeples Juniorsl131 5 flank N 1'1 ,. ,,..v vs., - -my .5 'x - P .. 'Q ffl 4 ' fl It 2 F., .-1 -Q. l X 1 l : - A . ,NX 1-. rf ' '- 'mf ci 5 X- 3. ,I 5' , -,xr I-SHN J NX s X k . , ,X,.. I NN, -vs- s t R i X 2 E 3 If -. W J 132 I Juniors ,,S'wf't H Susan Frances Perry Pamela Ann Petrea Amber Diane Phillips Douglas Burton Phillips Lawrence Edward Pike Ill Steven Edward Prater Sondra Kay Price Elizabeth Jane Powell Herbert Ray Robinson Ill Daniel Stuart Robinson Steven Samuel Rushton Anita Kay Russell Dedra Gay Russell Ted Sakis John Edward Saunders, J Betty Lou Shook Robin Elizabeth Shorts Tim Hilton Shuler F William Belvin Simmons, Jr William Luther Sinclair I uniors Anticipate Successful Prom vq HL... V J. . f 2-' pc .: ...fy , ., ,W . ,, , .g. - x 1.- ,- . . 1 2. R cyl 4. . MI, ,I ,N--an . f ,- ,, - - . 7 cw 3 1 I Ju oS!133 Janet Lee Slater ' David Durham Smith Nancy Kathleen Smith Richard Durand Smith Ill Charles Bernard Southerlin, Jr. David Newton Spainhour, Jr. ,Q Stanley Raymond Sparkman Ginger Ann Stanley william Albert Stansell 1 rx: Jo Anne Stokes ' Dorothy Carol Stultz ' . - s it 134 X Juniors Susan Ann Stelges 51-'S I4 I Jumors! 135 .I . - iriwfyiq 4 - 5 x as-5 Mary Elizabeth Summers Gary Lynn Sutton Gregory Paul Swinehart Marguerite Ann Switzer John Edward Taylor Johnny Wayne Taylor John Woodrum Taylor Barbara Alice Thomas Cheryl Lynn Thomas Susan Ann Thomas -six.. I 10.0 yt -q.1.'.l Sl- 0-4 4: xi of 1 , rr 1.3 -- X 4 It vo, g 9 we .7 l l wi 6 136 X Juniors I ri' 9 -'FT ...M A . -,-, ,si Vernon Clifton Thomason Sandra Elaine Treadway Alan Gregory Trent Larry Eugene Troup Martha Gail Walker Sharon Maria Walker Pamela Diane Wallin Vickie Darlene Wallin Kerry Emerson Way Carol Ann Werdebaugh 1 iv i fl is Z' 10 W , ,lg i Q, Lil Gi ,f 55, yr .Ai Ji xi Patricia Annette West Rebecca Rhodes Whiteside Carl Doyle Wilcox Elizabeth Alfriend Wilkinson Beniamin Albert Williams James Lewis Williams Terrence Leroy Wilson John Michael Wyatt Paul David Yocum Debra Elaine Young Juniors I 137 to Freshmen and Transfers 4 s f : :- I -Y, K Vg' 44.4. 'Kuo Q s ,- A..- -... u Q-s,.' ,f .wx .. K . 'R' bs, g 31 QQ J- Vx gi' r W-, x u J, Q -1 fi, hi Vw ,,. A., Sarah Ellen Aldrich Charles Lee Allen, Jr. Robert Pruett Allen, Jr. Nona Maxine Ammons Hicks Ellis Anderson Ill James Leonard Baker, Jr. lla Marie Ball Linda Joyce Barileld Brenda Dale Barrett Phyllis Jean Barton Vanessa Dale Bass Neil Irwin Baumgartner, Jr. James Gregory Beam Kathryn Anne Bennett William Daniel Billera Bruce Penny Bishop Charlie Eugene Blackw Frieda Hilda Blackwell Susan Frances Blakely Bruce Steven Bland, Jr. Charles Randall Blanke Donald Ray Boyette William David Bozeman elder nship Robin Ann Page Bradfford Ida Eugenie Braswell Susan Jean Braswell Theresa Alice Brendle Angela Tinettia Bryant Susan Anne Buchanan Mark Ramsey Buckner Sophomores! 139 14015 pn Q1 R363 51? QQ? Q Q 4553? Ox Q GQ? 2 1 1 1 ,LJ i x Ds T5 2- :J , 'vs 'Y we WT YS, .t an ffl 6? i iii fa. 'ip .AL E: A . , . , --,-X ,. Q ' ' I I ,195 1 . ' 4 A- fits,-is .asv 'sr-if l 1' X , i '2kf-Iimtiii I ky y V - .., 1 ,,,-f'D- -Nh Q-sts- fy., tam. ' -sn! '. lltt , tl .1 - Ly - - y - N, at Q'-.big 5 . H' -7 1- .1 x A ' p '. -A 1 5. ' af? - , 94 - ,. A ' Q- .fp 4. ia - 5, Q V I ehiw - I-'gc Vx .xy 1 ' - I-' if' ' W3 i- -3.155--1'f '?I-' e..:'av:'-,1-g- :L-.5 l-'ch' ' y ,I? Q 44' Ufqx:-NIA gg k K- ul q?m..:,fv fy -,xQ..-gvrh , lu K? ' W . S'-34? .1-'41-g 'Af'- Susan Elizabeth Buko James Michael Burchette Kathy Marie Burnett Sharon Edna Burney Katherine Elain Canova Joyce Ann Carson Ruth Rhea Carter Donald Bryant Caudle Scott Richie Chambers Melainie Ruth Chapman Floyd Allen Childress Ill Robert David Chilmonik John Leon Chow Daniel Gordon Christian Bonnie Ellen Clark Layton Gregory Clewis Frances Margaret Coates Carol Marie Cochran Jeffery William Coldren Donald Alexander Cole Elizabeth Anne Coman Ellen Marie Cook Alben Russell Coram Jeannette Susan Corell David Lee Covington Sophomores! 141 'R 2?- W Alb- - F :A 'FW' si'-, ' A 142 I Sophomores .fv- Qu-o-.A .5 .X ll KE, '2- David Lee Crawford William Gary Crismond Verlan Lee Davis Diane Elaine Day Gwenella Rosnez Deavers Susan Elizabeth Doss Cynthia Drake Ava Jeanette Duncan Honey Kent Early Alta Lorraine Edwards Blenda Kay Elledge Elizabeth Ross Ellington Jan Lane Evans Janet Marie Evans Lisa Lee Fallin Curtis Wayne Fetzko Brian Williamson Fipps Frances Elaine Fisher Kevin Jay Fisher Bobbie Jean Fleming W K Q. Mrk. all Q., C. gi, 'fir .Q Q, S51 1 4u'B-x..,.,qL Q f 715' -M- f - -:X ,wav 1 ? -'fx 3 'R if ,,,:, HN, . iii Q. '41 ,Y . - J .N - is -an -'sf , h -Us ,br 4,15 V' , ' Y --a-V ifsw--E . ,., -, -ww v-., F N111 N. ,....-. 0' 0 li 'nl'- 'f , .L 1: -- - . fl-' . r , ,uso ,. . vf, 1 -s 'I 'xxx i . te. .x.-U: , lin il i, bl g, illmlmll llllllp Ffh-i 'SQ iL lg- lil-v-g V., ' s 5 i ',.,. .., -I 'v . -r 1' Q, N A, rs. A v. s... z' J itil ,,,. ,, 'V a 1 'Vs ,QQ ' . 5. ' Qtr ,f A x ., J wal- i , 4, X I G N , N 1 , Freda Amanda Folk Bruce Douglas Foster Terrye Lynn Foster Avery Mitchell Fouts James Michael Gardner William Motley Gardner Eric Maxwell Garner Earl Wayne Gent, Jr. Susan Elizabeth George Frances Ann Gibson Glenna Eileen Girard Elizabeth Christian Grah Douglas Greer William Erwin Gregg Mark Alan Grimes am Sophomores! 145 i I Halloween Carniva - :'- ' Q I he A -ak .Rl ,- se- y ' M -. in - f . - fit' D. . ' i as K , .3 QR , Q , V . E i L a r - , - in lar 4-4. -f S. ,415-A' a N 'FS' E 12 - ln of-r - un -.43 V . no- -E- Di + -- Yin E 4 ff f ,....- ,E 146 I Sophomores time 1:-we aka 501 -J'f41,4v I Highlights Harold Gail Grindstaff Donna Adair Hahle Margaret Elizabeth Hamilton Warren Eugene Hammett Carol Jeannine Hammond Jeffery Eldon Hardy Edward Leach Harper William Clyde Harris Donna Sue Harrison Roger Dale Haskell Jean Constance Hawkins David Franklin Haywood Susan Dawn Hedgecock Vicki Elaine Hembree Linda Sue Hendren the Holiday Splrlt of MHC Students 3 1 i 148 I Sophomores Class Party Creates Sense of Unit hwy 4. l:5 'X ...V-v ic- , - wi ? .l 29. 5. VS 2? Q 4 'il nw -'ie .xi 1? - , 'Sl' -.... ,,. - , Cie Kg: rz 'A 14 X. ,gl ww. Debra Ann Hendrix Elizabeth Hendrix Delores Inez Hensley Manzanita Hensley Reeda Shawn Herndon Tamar Charlene Herring Deborah Kay Higgins Timothy Alan Higgins Stephen Justin Hill Dennis Lee Hine Cheryl Marie Hines Susan Esther Hodnett Gary Richard Hooper Keith Irwin Horton Patricia Lyn Hovis Sarah Grace Huff Sylvia Carol Hunsucker Gerald Franklin Hutchinson, Jr. Karen Louise Hutchison Patricia Suzan lpock Charles Gregory Jackson Sophomoresl 149 Karen Lisa Jakob Daniel Joseph Johnson Sharon Elizabeth Johnson Margie Fluble Johnston Nancy Ann Johnston Terrence Allen Jones Mary Angela Kendrick Jill Bernice Kettleson Woody Killough, Jr. Susan Horton King Michael Wiley Kinney Gerals Earnest Kirton Jeffrey Alan Lance Gary Alan Lee Mark Gregory Leonard William Franklin Lockaby, Jr Susan Marie Long Amy Lord Alice Elizabeth Lusk Ted Steven Mace Q Lis X 'Q X , sk. .c. '7 If it K' ' ., ,-Q. N73 il-4, , I A-.,. ' xiii-H35 . - - f- as . In ' -. - x.. 1.' .,, xx. -A Y' 5' . lil 3 xr f-561: ' -,L.-- xg- fu.: - . M-4 1 .., r. n . 3-. zu if A G' . S? sn- fl-' gr: to - 3 A A . , - , 5, 4 I ,. ,,,, , ,,,,. . . .,, gm .E .L N. , i l :,v 152 I Sophomores ll' Y' 'S Maureen Mattleman Fredric Ingram McCormick David Michael McGee Charles Mitchell McLaughlin Adrianne Carol McMahon Brian Armstrong McMurray Valorie Eileen McNabb Karen Louise Mease Patricia Gail Melton Susan Avis Millard Deborah Sue Miller Mary Lynn Moss Sharon Wilson Munden Fluth Elizabeth Mundy Anna Murdock Akitaka Nara Vicki June Narron Jennifer Alane Neely Lydia Jane O'Briant Wayne Frank Olsen A rv 'FS r , ,. 3. . -r--f 'E lr if-5 -ia A 4-' ...- 1 Theresa Fay Owens Donald Flay Pace William Allen Pace, Jr, Kathy Yvonne Pannell Jeffrey Jamison Parker Rachel Ann Passailaigue Frances Lynn Pendley Patricia Carol Pepper Jennie Jannice Lee Peterson Allita Marcella Petrea Sophomores I 153 5 Sophomores Boost LION Spirit --g 7-. fv- as ff. . . 3. Q. , f3 ,i 1.. . gg-gf ,T my ' N -ox In G-vf 31 Q 4' I K7 IM,- YN-v Is Betty Carol Pickett Timothy Clarke Pigg Carrie Angela Plummer Jeannie Lee Poston William Ernest Powell Ill Rhonda Ann Price Robert Michael Puckett Mary Ellen Ranson Harvey Monroe Rasar, Jr. Dennis Wayne Reese Shirley Ann Reeves Diana Lynn Reid Susan Stewart Remine Mary Ann Rice Sharon Lorraine Richardson Buddy James Ricketts Patricia Ann Robbins Deborah Yvonne Robertson Jimmie Lou Robinson Robyn Kinberlee Santy Anthony Wayne Sapp Raweewan Sarasophana Mark John Schoenfeld Louise Shelton Ricky Dale Slate Mary Lou Smith Linda Montez Sparks William Franklin Sparks, Jr, Brenda Kay Spencer Susan Diane Sprinkle Sophomores! 155 E-.l....,i?.11:7:: ,EW -ip, W ' , Karen Hutchinson Crowned Homecoming Queen Susan Elaine Stafford James Harold Steele Andrew John Stefanick Rebecca Elvira Stone Anita Mae Swimmer Sylvia Dawn Taylor J William Arthur Taylor Betty Jane Tingler Sarah Lynne Traylor Glen Jackson Turner Lou Anne Tweed Adelia Anne Tyler William Timmerman Walker David Ray Wells Leslie Renne Whitaker June Antoinette White Beth Carlene Whitton Howard Keith Wiglesworth Michael Coleman Williams Timothy Wayne Williams Helen Imogene Willis Deborah Lee Wilson Jessie Ruth Wilson Kenneth Dale Wilson Robert Gregory Wilson '31 in TQ' Jean Moleta Winston Joan Eileen Wood Linda Lee Yandell ai .f I tiff es. . if 0' '5- y Cl 156 I Sophomores 11153- f , . In emor Sall Belllvloffitt .,,, ,. ,-ff Surely this hour reminds us that we must learn to live with life's tragic element. Cn this campus, we are accustomed to the sounds of vitality and life, to celebration and ioyg and we are stunned by the intrusions of tragedy. And yet, in oar moments of serious reflections about life, we know that it is not all celebration and joyg there is also the dark spectre of sin and suffering and loss. Our view of life and our faith are woefully inadequate if they do not take into account life's tragic element as well as its joy. This hour is a poignant reminder that life's richness grows out of personal relationships - and the loss of a single member permanently diminishes our whole community. For her close friends, SalIy's death is a deep and personal griefg for all it has brought sorrow and a sense of loss. - Robert Melvin, Chaplain Mars Hill College Memorial X 157 RIGHT: Mini-mester courses - meeting new people. having new experiences. BELOW: Freshmen class officers are Steve Yacobi, presidentg Benny Sprouse. viceepresidentg and Patti Mills, secretary. Not pictured: Lillian Lightsey, treasurer. 463 Freshmen L 'ts 158 X Freshmen I 'Q ' as I A - - I' .. , M .L,-- . ., E, l l il i -Ibn in-N., -..,, 95 S. -v' 'PX 'vo Y' r 'X Carolyn Ruth Adams Jeanette Lavoy Adams David Dean Alexander Donald Lee Alexander Cathy Emmette Allen Celia Elizabeth Allen Kim Maria Allen Vickie Lynn Almond Lynda Sue Alsup Lana Diane Arp Sylvia Kay Ballew Charles Sheldon Barnes Donna Sue Barnhill Judith Rebecca Bates Marty Kay Bell Kathy Annand Board Terri Lynne Boone Ronnie Lee Booth Sammy Ray Booth Alice Jane Bovender Sandra Elaine Braswell Jean Carol Brendle June Elaine Brendle Barbara Ann Briggs Diane Broadway Arthur Graham Brooks. Jr. Richard Dodd Brooksbank Kim Louise Brown Linda Dianne Brown Elizabeth Anne Bryant Freshmen I 159 l l l Largest LlON'S Den on Campus y ii 4 .V i,t, xt J y , A -as R ' 5 Nl, 13, . jj ff ' N .-'::, A . E l I , ., t ' is l 45? i 0 451, ,354 160 I Freshmen 'ir ' Fi 'NEW Es . S 1 . -'81, T -1 We g X 125 5- 7 4,,. 'll rv. ,, Ttfol , W 15933 -3 1 Flhonda Ann Bryant Bertha Renee Buchanan Freddie Emanuel Buckson Debra Lee Buff Alan Dwight Bunn Patrlcla Lelgh Burchette Mary Anne Burnette Robert Christian Butler Emily Colleen Caldwell Gina Sheree Campbell Bettlna Lane Capps Susan Kyle Carscaddon Ton: Rae Carson Donna Gall Carter Paula Joy Carter Edward Douglas Catolster Deborah Ann Chambers Kenneth Byrd Chancey Karen Sue Chandler David Carrol Chastaln Freshmen ,l 161 l Lewis Wilson Christoffel Jr Kathryn Elayne Chubb Marcells Ann Clark Mary Beth Clark Rebecca Lynn Clark Robert Gregory Clark Cheryl Denise Cloud Alan Wayne Clouse Rebecca Janine Cody Rebecca Sue Conner Boyd Ernest Cook. Jr. Susan Debra Cook Jeffrey Lane Cooper Herman Stokes Cornett Jo Ann Council 112 19? ul 1-av Lei x Freshmen I 163 ,,,....-lv- Freshman Class Elections- Nov., ' 164 I Freshmen ur CT 5? -rm- Benjamin Wofford Cox Joyce Ann Craine Carol Jean Crawley Robert Eglon Crisp, Jr. Carolina Boyd Culbertson Wanda Gayle Culbreth Michael Flay Dail Mary Kim Davis Teresa Denise Davis Jack Patrick Deal Jr Jimmy Alan Dickson Shirley Marie Diepen Michael John Dodds Tommy Carroll Drake Kathleen Louise Dunk we -4 y . QS' I 1 J I -,. -. Stephen Jackson DuBois 4' Lois Ruth Dube Pamela Ruth Ducker . is ?: ' .. ,- AQ .4 .f-5' an Q n if '4' -r' Q'- -J'k ,: 'Q' Us Freshmen I 165 4' . I .. - 1 'I .- 1 6 0 it . ' A i 5 ' I , 'fs'. o 1 ' . ' H C' 1 I I V ,I , I 1 ' ' ' Q 1 Q1 . ' 5 . - A A. A f- fy . xr . 9, , ff. A 5' , 8 f -'1'.' A .' S ,L - 'f i- 'sv ' an . , M 1' 5 nz f ' . O I A 2 cc 'Q QL , . M . ,li ' V 'N I' I .5 x so , :INV ' , . ., bf ' 1 . u I .1 ' gii-Ti ., . ' ,, 6,1 8' W. la ... -7 166 l Freshmen fx- Qi gut ,- 1 Us l , 9' , J fb ml cz 'T 5 Q is .nj 1 , , 4 r K .I M. -. A X4 , ,ui -Q v N449 ,Qi IV UN L -s 1 ,--1 M 'Y . .Je in it r ' ,ah I ' ' IW' 6.74 if if R ff, ,- . ,Q .,. 'U ' Q i. i 'fb , I ,r J '-- '- A. ,,T,,, Q, Av.IA 1. A ' 22. Sf? F- 1 ,If Harry Elmore Easterling, Jr Jane Palmer Edwards Wanda Elizabeth Edwards Timothy Lee Ellis Thomas Clinton Everett. Jr. Donna Marie Everidge Helen Louise Farrar Samuel Haynie Feaster Elizabeth Heyward Fenner Janie Marie Fisher Kathy Renee Fisher Kevin Neal Flowers David Eugene Forbess Barbara Susan Ford John Vinson Forrester Jennifer Ellen Fortune Teresa Ellen Foster Benjamin Shields Franklin Laura Dale Franklin Marsha Ann Franz Freshmen I 167 X i J ,,,,u4M 7, , , Courses Based on Competency Elizabeth Dianne Frye Teresa Faythe Gallen Leah Montez Garrett Gregory Douglas Goodwin Jackie Morgan Goodwin James Walter Graves Audrey Iness Gribble Charles Kenneth Grissom James William Grumbles vw-f' S12 ,mi- IN'l'lZl il! 2 Ng: 168 X Freshmen Lawrence Yankey Frost, Jr. , Jr ll I a New Approa -ff f-'-,J-' 1-A rv-af ff v for Stu E .4 if ss- 5.4 ,-1, ' 1 , ' If iii Q Danny Ray Guard John Pierce Gullick I 4 ,HP 'J-Pwr 7 , 5 -:edgy w 'jgi qf : ' - 1- i A .f -1 is , ' ' 4. ff if 4, fa , Q sa 1 0 -N, J , ! S , i Q v Q, 1 var 'w ii ,. Terry Layton Vickie Ann Hancock vu. Q-X George Grady Hardin, Jr Alice Gibbons Harrill Patricia Ann Hatfield Ellen Melinda Hawkins Shelia Lynn Hawkins Byron Lloyd Hedgepeth Robert Jones Hedrick James Walter Heine 170 I Freshmen ig? N X X ik K va N. X is-s qw....,v J Arthur Richard Henderson Charles Fredrzck Heffner Ill Mary Jane Hugh Janet Loulse Hull Thomas Russell Hinton Tom Curtls Hodges Jr Polly Ann Holbert Path Lynn Holcombe James Cecll Holden X? Donna Sue Hollln Marsha Lee Holmes Deborah Lynn Hoolen Freshmen X 171 ., , X , 2 , 13'-5-X ,' I 'Tfilr '1 . ' 3 x- s tg Q 1 , l 'riff i Y ' I : fNg .- -, A4 ' ,mv . . X., t Aix 1-Ts! V ' .Jr. X- ' '95 'K ' all-nv' , V N-1 ! ,A W:-.,........,. Brown Dorm- Best Homecoming Display 172 I Freshmen has Ernest L. Howard Julia Lynn Howell Joel Bruce Hudson Becky Jean Huffman Tony Marvin lkard Dori Kay Iwinski Jimmy Melvin Johnson Russell Wayne Johnson Martha Blair Jordan Pamela Jean Jordan In Memor Tom C. Hodges, jr. My life has been based around three central con- cerns, and these have been and will ll hopel cohtinue to be the controlling factors in my daily existence. I live for my God, myself and music. I became a Christian and a Baptist when I was seven. As I look back, I was so young that I now realize that I may not have known a whole lot about what I was doing. But l found out... While I have a strong belief in God, I also have a strong belief in myself. I learned early in life that little was to be gained by timidity and that the quiet, shy kid's ideas never got across. So I have cultivated a confi- dence that borders on egomania. While I try not to be obnoxious, I am outspoken, and I consciously make an effort to be a leader. Finally, I live for music. I believe in music. I have seen music's power and the wonderous feats of communi- cation it can accomplish. Music has been my mode of ex- pression and my catalyst since I was very young, and I know how much it has meant to me. -Tom C. Hodges, lr. Freshmen I 173 G., 'i 995 as ft A ms Edward Myron Kelley Martha Melinda Kimsey Diane Elizabeth King John Fletcher Kinsey A-' . . lat - his ...mug 931 S 1741 Freshmen Donna Gay Knickerbocker Priscilla Avis Knox Anne Regina Kribs Matthew Christian Kubler Mickey Gil Lancaster Sara Elizabeth Lawrance Karen Ann Leal Gerald James Ledford Sandra Elizabeth Ledford Lillian Smith Lightsey Kathy Sue Livesay James David Lunsford George Walter Manning, Jr Nancy Karen Manning Mary Elizabeth Marlowe Dean Allen Martin xv PUNW I 7 nniis I n f,'::F ', H ' 1175 ,-..,-...,......-,V --Y -,i i , U Y V 176 l Freshmen Michael Whitemer Martin Linda Jane Matthews Ann Sabrina Mayes Mary Kathryn Maynard George Patrick McFadden Susan Bernice McMurry Wanda Robin Mears Faith Madelon Miller Margaret Christina Miller Patricia Lane Mills John Charles Mitchell, Jr. Rita Kay Mitchell Julia Mary Moore William Neal Moore Carlos Steve Moran Ferrie Claudette Morgan Hugh Paul Morris Cheryl Renee Morrison tJ ??+f+f A K N rv 3 11,15 fr ,ff - 5 wk. 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'. 25 ff 'z 'i : '- -,gy ' 'fa - :-'fy . 'v 5. nv ' ' ffclf i ' ,ff ,K ft-X T? I '1- xx xx Q, I f Don Hugh Renfro Jr Douglas Edward Rhodes Jonathan Wayne Ruddle Rodger Paul Roach Charles David Roberts Karen Sue Roberls Susan Elaine Roberts Michael Lloyd Floblnson Rebecca Faye Robinson Belinda Baher Scalzo ,av A 'I e 4 I y L Q' r, ,fling l' vi if 1 Ill Freshmen X 181 at N . R -mat, -, .1 ,vw W- ...-, - sqm ' ' swf' 2 .' Swag? - A P? ' , . . .Y 'Y h, :I 1 I STL, -ni 4 41. . - , ' - -. X - Xe .XL 'fe-3 .Pa '- A f. if 5 4-F1 ' Q fu Lff' . ,.. Summer Program - Gateway xxx 'XX ang- s will 182 I Freshmen it? vw.. Virginia Murrell Schuessler Sandra Leigh Self Judith Robinson Sethness Larry Willard Sexton Crystal Hope Sheppard Glenn Frank Sherman Rodney Dale Short Cathy Lynn Sinclair Martha Brinkley Singleton Michael Lynn Small Tom Grisham Small Judith Frances Smiley David Allen Smith John Kenneth Smith Rebecca Lea Smith Rostand Eldrigde Smith lll Terri Annette Smith Joseph John Smyth, Jr. Lois Dean Sparks Rhonda Kay Spencer Benjamin Franklin Sprouse, Jr Jeffery Allen Stapleton Suzan Angela Stephenson Richard Blake Stepp Stuart Craig Stirewalt Lynda Louise Stockwell Julia Fern Storm Glenna Sue Sturgill Daniel Rudolph Suggs Wanda Susan Surrency Qrients Students to the HILL 'Kit :AYX -Q-S. Susan Kay Swartz Tina Suzanne Talton William Lucian Tate lll Bobby Joe Taylor, Jr. Gary Lee Taylor Thomas David Tedford Ronald Dean Tegge Ewlalia Ann Thomas Douglas Flay Thompson Dewitt Talmadge Tipton, Jr John Bruce Todd Rollin Putnam Tompkins Debra Fluth Towe Ronald Gene Trammel Philip Claude Triplett Q. 184 I Freshmen Louanne B. Trott Sarah Ruth Tunstall Paul Allen Turpin I ,L 1' 5 Q . 1 .. 5 El F . I si 'sm w- s 1, .U 4:-jf X, ,. , . 5 4 Q' nl .4 5 1 1 -,vi - 'W V' - .. Hn, .J-X 5 NR-' ' '14,- X- xx I. . 2' X A l E. X N X x s n .' B 7 ' . 'x-. --.qi ,Z w,- .gi V -nn- - 'y -..f. 'iv '. x . X . Q , f v v' . A . Q, , Y 5 .fvn P 1 . .f .c-le, --lily, V' ,Q .,N.f., 1 I Aux, ':f-0 MHC Opens Door to New Way of Life 'Z es.-15' -932'-e A Est, we Q .L ' 1 Q . ' ?i f ki.:-L , ,ss x l X xt' ' . , t K .4 'fr v--- at . 186 I Freshmen ew- J' nv' ,.., Jelvwnf- 'RYYDHGU v,,..4 af Marilyn Wyatt Stephen Allen Yacobi l x, U 177' , li p.. Terry Leigh Vaughn Christina Lynne Vest Eugene Roper Vickery Stephanie Wadewitz Nancy Morgan Walker Ira Christyne Wallace Roger Erwin Ward Irma Ann Washam Pamela Yvonne Watterson David Emory Watts Ill Susan Lynn Webb Maryann Webster Maree Adele West Johnny Westall Daniel Steven White, Jr. Alice Lanell Whitley Margaret Elizabeth Whitmire Elizabeth Coroline Williams Steven Alan Williams Tommy Gilbert Williams Lester Edward Williamson lll I Susan Elizabeth Wilson Barbara Ann Wolfe Margaret Angela Wolfe Jean Irene Wood 'I -rw, IJ U A, -time r s -t ff 5 In .V . 3 A A X E r i W X 5. -ab-I Mrs, Logan Delany Associate Director Gladys Annette Bailey Marie Elaine Bartlett Batty W, Bradley Geraldine S. Britt Winnie Ruth Wills Broglin Johnnie Fluth Mathison Brown Sarah Louise Burdine Kokeeta Wendella Cave Carolyn Worthy Clemmons E. . -, ' S fl A 'fi 'Vis 'VX rc-5, .E 4. 'V+ I5 .U Laverne Beatrice Clinkscales Imogene Mundy Clinton Marie Gardner Cody Shirley Slagle Cody Bettie Jean Council Joyce Ann Davis Vendella Durant Floree Y. Eaves Mary J. Elliott Sharon L. Ervin C.O.P. f 187 A 1 vfv-JT -il ' i V- ir Sevent -Three Members Participate 7 5-a 'K .X Qs inn itg' ,iq 188 I C.O.P. 3 lv' - Q-.,. Carolyn Judgins Palmer Jackie Gillespie Parris i xx tx 2, J L. - ,Vik Dorothy J. Farr Mamie L. Fleming Gwendolyn Baird Foster Teresa Leola Freeman Vennie L. Gilbeaux Helen Alice Griffin Jeannette Hunt Hardy Claudia Joel Harper Annette Gaither Hayes Jeannette Henson Wilma Olinda Henson Wanda R. Hollifield Florence Clark Holloway Linda Hooke Pansy Greenlee Hooper Shirley Bennett Hortman Patricia Ann Jefferson Deborah Johnson Alberta Evelyn King Amy Reva King Mary Anne Jones Knox Valarie Ganano Kuykend Mary Ellen Metcalf Juliette Moore Michele l. Moore all in 1974 COP Program Q. i i 0, is , , X i 1 Q t . Ili Shirley Rhodes Young T Qi f,a 'Xf- Brenda Chastain Ramchand Maxine Lotterman Ramsey Barbara T. Ray Sylvia Buckner Reynolds Iona Miller Rhodes Ruth W. Rice Vivian Ridley Barbara Ann Robinson Sandra Rea Rosemond Jean Maxine Rustin Mildred Kirkman Schutte Jeter Sherlin Greta Warren Smith Bette Hooper Stuckey Joyce Elaine Thomas Vergie Ray Thomas Wilma Thomason Evelyn D. Thompson Cynthia Calhoun Watley Sara Ann Weston Johnnie Mae Whiteside Alice A, Wilson Jean Phipps Wilson Karen Young Portia Badger Young C.O.P.l189 Mrs, Nell Sechrist Kathy Donahue Abbott Cathy Lou Blackwelder Lana Ann Burke Anne Mary DiTrapani Madelyn Karen Freeman Martha Carol Fulbright Pamela Petrea Hartman Phoebe Beth McKown Patricia Elaine Neil Eugenia Helen Parker Judy Marie Parnell Larry William Ravert Mary Lynn Hhinehardt Celia Carol Starnes 190 X Greensboro Interns Realistic Teaching Experience Gained Interns Learn to be Self-Sufficient MU- n, , so LLLL51 Janelle S Trumbower Tuttle Phllllp Harvey Waugh Debbie Gaye Wllson TOP LEFT: Phoebe McKown and Marty Fulbrlght drscuss lntermng ln Greensboro wuth Mrs, Nell Sechnst, dlrector of the Internship program there. and Dr. W. J. House, supermtendent of the Greensboro Cnty Schools System, ABOVE: The group of MHC nnterns who enjoyed a full year of on-the-job experlence pose together on the steps of the school system's admimstratlon buuldmg. Greensboro Interns l 191 Dr. Bentle - An Atypical College President Striking a proper balance between a conser- vative posture and a liberal stance in the operation ofa college is a delicate task. Extremes could be fatal. Dr. Bentley- former high jumper turned tightrope walker - does the job with finesse. A keen com- petitor who strives to make the college competitive in its own field, he infuses both students and faculty with enthusiasm. 192 I Administration if QQWX., 'w1,f ': car? 'ff - f'-QL, , gffffg -I I ,u!lZCe4f,QQ f Newby J n4'k Kr 'I' rwlm. '. A' 5dCI-lk ,.' -- in -out ,t 1 I-lk s--a 're 4 If-.nu-g . Frances Marie Snelson William E. Tydeman, III ur..N .... 1 ir ii? 2 --T i7f..' ,'-I X Robert Roscoe Chapmen James Robert Cox Donald David Gehring Violette Breazeale Henderson Richard Lee Hoffman Jane Mathis Holcombe John McManus Hough, Jr. Walter Price Smith Administration X 193 Integral Parts of MHCS Functions M1 I wvf rf.- 1 ' V ' Q v .5-,:-41 . me- sl- nw f.-gr . 5 11-ff, ' Aj' ,ff5g??5Q 4251525 L : f-1: 4 Q' -' 'mx-IU if t -.475 4 N ,-.If . ', ' .. , .gg-1 . ' x f ' kai ' -X WY David Mathews Financial Aid William F. Pegg Data Processing W. Robert Spinks Estate Planning Edward L. Angus Institutional Research John H. Campbell, Jr. Public information Benjamin T. Cochran Admissions Counseling William L. Lynch Counseling Facult are Leaders in College Communit 1 'L x g s -1, Xi .,,n ,- Ri 3 .QQ hurl tn... A X . , A-A hgh fr . mx Q- - r' 1l....4 f 'ti J. iq itz? . X s as-'L ..f. .- :E xi - fgn, 41- V' . ,Q--. . imp... f-an gf-L Raymond Holloway Babelay Vesta Baughman Winona Dell Bierbaum James Lowell Blevins Gaston Worth Booth Joyce Marilyn Bryant Rachel Messick Chapman Vernon Brown Chapman, Jrt Edwin Rives Cheek Ruby Hudson Cox David John Devries Fred Herman Diercks Gwyndola Pierce Fish Joseph Godwin Lucille Strickland Godwin Jack Norman Grose Virginia Hart Don J. Henderson Barbara Dale Hollingsworth Freddy Henry Holtkamp Faculty 1 195 ew Officers, Classrooms Tvs, 196 I Faculty in,X 'ill fir . ' 'N -.Q X ,F Betty Jean Farthing Hughes Mary Alice lhrig Albert Ellison Jenkins Betty Cornette Jolley Harley E. Jolley George M. Joyce Mumphord Holland Kendall Samuel David Knisley, Jr. Robert Eugene Knott Robert Roy Kramer Carolyn Hinton Lamberson Hilary Page Lee C. Earl Leininger LeRoy James Lenberg Katherine Wallis Macoy Gordon Mahy Kenneth James Manske Nancy Carolyn Medford Teresa Gale Metcalf Carolyn McBee Morphy Cornwell Hall a Welcome 5 'fx ' Uwe! 3, Lv- ol d i t i o n .'Y,,gi ,Vg .J- af 09 it-0-A un. Q73 Mabel Y. Moser Paul George Newton L. M. Outten Frank William Quick, Jr. Dale Alexander Roberts Dorothy Weaver Roberts Joe Chris Robertson Donald Robert Russell Emmett S. Sams Kenneth Maurice Sanchagrin Joseph Palmer Schubert, Jr. William James Sears Cornelia Ann Serota Edgar Waddell Shields, Jr. Margit Monica Sinka Brenda Cummings Spence Joel Ringgold Stegall Larry Nathan Stern Joseph Ralph Taylor Lou Booth Therrell Faculty! 197 'tx-f iif A N, FLA Q' L5 H' 198 I Faculty A xx 'X' B-2-N aff QQ ig Arthur Everett Wood , , Q, Harrell Wood - V , 1' Floy Wood William Davis Thomas, Jr. Marian Atkinson Tisdale Evelyn Underwood Margaret Merchant Verhulst William P. Walker Elizabeth Webster Watson Lynn Oliver Wenige William Stephen Wing IQN . , l ,li ,- f if s ' 'S New Cornwell Gffices Aid Faculty Availability Features I W 201 ll Big weekend - Everybody's coming back - Homecoming 1973 Mars Hill College. Preparations for the weekend ahead appeared on Monday as spirit signs and displays began appearing all over campus. A pep rally on Thursday kicked off the beginning of homecoming activities. Friday night, the music of Earth Wind, and Fire was heard in Moore Auditorium. Alarm clocks woke many students bright and early Saturday morning. Final preparations of floats, signs and displays were completed before 12:00. Dedication of the new Wren College Union was directly before lunch and the big question was where to find a seat. An exciting, closely contested game with Gardner-Webb Bulldogs was disappointing only in the final score. The LIONS gave their fans many thrills but did not produce a victory. A mad rush followed the game to beat the line in the cafeteria and change clothes for the dance and the music of the Cambridge Men. Homecoming 1973- Exciting, fun, unique. UPPER RIGHT: Sophomore Karen Hutchison is the 1974 Homecoming Queen. LOWER RIGHT: Jim Remine and Jay Welborn display Treat's trophy forthe best homecoming display, 2021 Homecoming Homecoming- Mars Hill 1973 l.' ,, ' A ABOVE: The Homecoming crowd. overflowing onto the hillside, keeps traditional spirit alive. LEFT: MHC Cheerleaders' enthusiasm adds excitement to the game, Homecoming X 203 RIGHT: Larry Hale escorts Senior Attendant Jean Cherry for the 1974 Homecoming Festivities. 204 1 Homecoming Brown Dorm Spirit Trophy Winner Sf... 1. 55:4 :ww iF4i !'7' L' i -r LEFT: Cheerleader Judy Echols promotes spirit to the Homecoming crowd. BELOW: MHC Cheerleaders bring on the football team for the game against Gardner-Webb. Karen Hutchinson Crowned Queen i I M K ' . ABOVE RIGHT: The college band plays at the dedication of Wren College Union as a part of the Homecoming festivities. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. and Mrs. lrwin Belk cut the ribbon to Belk Auditorium. RIGHT: Dr. Bentley speaks at the dedication ceremonies of Wren College Union and introduces Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wren of Gastonia, for whom the college union is named. 2061 Homecoming A? 54 I '56 Junior Homecoming representative Rita Moore is escorted by Paul Fincher onto the field during halftime ceremonies. Homecoming l 207 FRN: DNER-we V... .,......i., ,. ...-.i......-i..-.. 1.1.1- .............-i-.- il... 1.....,-.i ...i--v--- 1.1.1-1- .-..iii.1.-ii... lr X.. P.- l 5 l TOP: the Lion helps the littlest cheerer lead the crowd in yelling for victory. BOTTOM: spirit banners reflect not only Homecoming enthusiasm. but also the mood of the times. Homecoming 1209 Bascom Lamar Lunsford helped to bring the skill and artistry of Appalachian folklore and music to the world by performing at the White House and before Queen Elizabeth of England, by recording over three thousand ballads and folksongs for the Library of Congress, and by writing two booklets concerning folklore and ballads. The vast Lunsford collection of folklore material is now part of MHC's Memorial Library. An annual event on the MHC campus, this year's Festival was more successful than previously. Dedicated to the preservation of Appalachian music and folklore, the Festival is the only one to bear Mr. Lunsford's name. Musicians, dancers, and craftsmen from surrounding towns and MHC participated in giving spectators demonstrations and shows. 4 si., av RIGHT: Spinning wheel demonstrations, and the like, are given all day during the Festival to the interested. ABOVE: A fragile corn husk doll was only one of the crafts made by the mountain people. OPPOSlTE PAGE, UPPER RIGHT: An interesting face. UPPER LEFT: Quilting is an old and honored art requiring concentration and skill. LOWER: Mountain music - even the instruments are 210 ! Bascom Lamar Lunsford different. Lunsford Mementos Exhi in Library During Festival bited A .'..r A -1 fm-- X . .-.V .fl 4 :sr 25' f. VL ' - I: - -we Q '- , --Q. :.-, ' T? . '. ',-, -.,. luwwi-f'f ' H - 'ff L A-3. , Y---,L - + ww H: - , - -- 'i....,..s - Bascom Lamar L I d RIGHT: Learning to dance the mountain way takes practice and experience. LOWER RIGHT: The banjo is one of the best loved mountain instruments as Fish Hutchinson demonstrates. UPPER LEFT: square dancing is a form of art. LOWER LEFT: Young and inexperienced square dancers enjoy the dance as much as professionals. I 0 212 I Bascom Lamar Lunsford ABOVE: Splitting wood another mountain craft- is watched by a group of MHC students, LEFT: Banjo players turn out in shining radiance to be at the Bascom Lamar Lunsford Festival. This is Obray Ramsey. r Bascom Lamar Lunsford X 213 TOP: Participants in the festival find time to Fiddle Around. RIGHT: Banjo players vary in methods of playing. The use of another instrument at the same time is an added 214 I Bascom Lamar Lunsford Festival Grows in Size- Crafts Added attraction. E I i i H Ii , !f,0 A Hr-lf' UPPER LEFT Carvlng a wood flower ln full bloom IS hard work and requlres sklll and patlence LOWER LEFT Dellcate carvlng all on the same branch of wood glves an unterestlng effect BELOW Whlttllng is an old past tame but can be very productive, especlally when you whitlletoys for klds .Q M r 4-0 'sf S 1 -nf GSI za, A4 -r--'- 1? f ' af f- F , :' Wig? S ' e I'-Mg , . -vu r M 5' - - 1 . ,ff-5 . y y - . A . I W .0 t ,,,A-M.,-. 5 , .5 l1,'zMea'QlQ - 5 1 jf' 1' ig, R ,I A fgzkff E- 3 ff? lr. 1, . I ,, 1 , A , , .1------ . V' - ...T , ,P -:Q-If.. 4- 'fl' ' HK' 1 3 19 'f ff , .1 lr ' 6' :L Bascom Lamar Lunsford ' 215 ,gunna- Adi! w n ,Q 1 ' aw 1 C Q 5-54 Q Q 's S Q N. Q K 1 I I ff v i X 9 ia I gp A 511 .' 95591 ag-QT. ' 41, P .1 ' I-.31 x I ' 'Miss Laurel 1974'- Miss Sand Durham The 1974 Miss Laurel Pageant was held February fn, Excitement, glamour and mystery filled Moore Auditorium as the evening pro- gressed to its exciting conclusion. At the end ot a tension filled night, Miss Sandy Durham, representing the Senior Class, was crowned Miss Laurel 'I974. 's TOP LEFT: Miss Laurel of '74, Sandy Durham. TOP RIGHT, Dr. Bentley and Miss North Carolina. Heather Walker, get ready to announce the winner, BELOW, The tive finalists wait nervously for their questions. L f' M Miss Laurel Pageant X 217 lv. - , 4 L-- ' TOP LEFT: Lynn Moss, Miss Congeniality: and Most Talented Non-Finalist. IMMEDIATELY ABOVE: Judges Allan Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Caldwell. RIGHT: Second runner-up Pam Polk displays both her beauty and her talent. BELOW: The contestants included D, Bass, S. Durham, D. Towe, B. Smith, S. Hawkins, S. Grant, M. Clark, L. Moss, B. Hendrix, S. Ipock, D. Taylor, S. Davis and P. Polk. 21B !Miss Laurel Pageant A 4,1 6 TOP LEFT first runner up Mary Beth Clark TOP RIGHT fourth runner up Sheryl Davis LOWER LEFT Mass Laurel and her court Sheryl Mary Beth Pam Polk and Susan Ipock LOWER RIGHT thnrd runner up Susan Ipock Miss Laurel Pageant X 219 Qriginal Musical by MHC Professor Produced this year by the Mars Hill Theatre Arts Department was Rivals, a new musical comedy based on Richard Sheridan's classic1775 comedy, The Rivals. Rivals was written by C. Robert jones, a member of the Theatre Arts staff since 1971. Since 1966, the MHC Theatre Arts Department has used Owen Theatre, formerly a Baptist church, for presenting its productions. Owen has been undergoing modifications .,,,, IS for the past five years. This year the renovation completed its first phase, RIGHT: Pierre LaSalle or Chuck Montgomery becomes upset with Jack Absolute. David Covington, and challenges him to a duel which leads KBOTTOMJ to Absolute's pretended injury to gain Lydia, Pam Smith, his true love while Faulkland, Neil St. Clairg Sir Lucius O'Trigger, Warren Pearsong and Sir Anthony Absolute, Dr. Earl Leininger, watch. 220 I Theatre Arts 2' Premieres on Mars Hill Stage LEFT: Mrs. Malaprop or Theresa Phillips arrives in Paris and makes herself known not only to the desk Clerk but to Sir Lucius O'Trigger, played by Warren Pearson. BELOW: Lydia and Juliette, Pam Smith and Pam Polk, sadly remember their lost loves, Faulkland and Absolute. f 1 ' 1 N , X . . I 'F 1 li 'fvgl 1 7 ' .5 'Tir 'f 4 Q -La, xy 1 'ESQ' .Sgr e 1 1l Q iv 1 9 I-.r ' . ' A? i i .'. Q' f.s,..trs A . , 'ee 0 5 In F' r ,z E N -4 -r-rf ,I .,-fly, i -I Theatre Arts X 221 222 !Theaire Arts RIGHT and BELOW: Drama students rehearse a wide range of emotions and expressions in their acting class. 1 fr TOP LEFT and LEFT: Tap dancing requires concentration as well as precision and coordina- tion, and a good instructor like Mrs, Jill Prior ftopl helps greatly. TOP RIGHT: Actors begin rehearsals for spring production, House of Blue Leaves. Theatre Ar1s!223 Earth, Wind, and Fire Homecoming 1973 Entertainment at MHC comes in many varying forms. Students find relax- ing entertainment at the Sunday, Wednesday and Friday movies, es- pecially enjoyable since they have included such favorites as The Sound of Music, The Andromeda Strain, Slaughterhouse Five, The Other, and WUSA. Coffeehouse en- tertainment is always popularg and, of course, special concerts by such visiting artists as the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra are enjoyable. Homecoming brought Earth, Wind and Fire in concert and dances have featured such bands as T.A.V.I.C., Grain, Tomorrow and Merging Traffic. RIGHT and BELOW: T.A.V.I.C, was one of the most popular bands to appear on the campus during 1973-74. ,-r- ' A i 224 I Entertainment Jfvlrsqhql. . ,W all A w W w Tie in Who's Who Voting John Allison Karen Batson Brenda Berryhill President of Cottages House Council, F.C.A. Traffic committee, Freshman Orientation Delta Phi Zeta, F,C,A. member, Hilltop staff, member, C.S.M, member, Baseball 4 years, committee, House Council, Delta Phi Zeta, C.S.M. member, Cheerleader, Vice-President captain 2 years, Basketball 1 year, 1972-73 C.S.M. member, B,S.U. member, Dean's of Golden Girls. Outstanding College Athlete of America. List, 111 Chris Caldwell Priscilla Canupp Ken Chamlee Secretary S.G.A., Historian Delta Omicron, Dean's List, Laurel editor, Senator, House Justice, Appeals Board, Senator, College Union CSM. member, A.C.D.A. Council, Alpha Chi, President Scrib. Club, Board, Student Affairs Council, Vice-President Jr. College Who's Who. SGA, Alpha Chi, Marshal. Scrib. Club, Cadenza 226 l Who's Who editor, Dean's Scholarship. . ffl, Twenty-Five Chosen to Represent MHC Susan Chapman Delta Omicron, Music TNA, President AGO, Alpha Chi, Music Performance Scholarship, Marshal. J. Elwood Roberts Music Theory Prize. Johnny Dawkins F.C.A,, Cadenza staff, Co-Captain Football Team, 1973. ---1:11333 -sf . Y ff L' Judy Cox President Fox Dorm, Jr. College Vice-President Student Government, Jr. College Who's Who. t Q43 Sheryl Davis Justice, MENC, NEA. Delta Omicron nswiibii El Flick Croll Canterbury Club, Business Manager for MHC Theater Tour, Outstanding Actor. Q rl 52,?'y'- David Gasperson Senator, Speaker Men's Council, Attorney General, Chief Justice, Ministerial Con- ference, Hilltop, WMHC, CSM, Logothia, Alpha Chi, Chief Marshal. Wh0'S Who l 227 -elf: L-.Tia--fs:-. 1 , , 'J- 2 vas: 4 a T. . Sally Grant Jerry Hayes Pi Kappa Phi Little Sister, Delta Phi Zeta. Captain MHC Basketball team 2 years, Vice- FCA, CSM, Chorus, Undergrad Alumni Coun., President Spilman Dorm, Justice. Co-head Chldr., Pi Sigma Phi, Gamma Beta Phi, Pres. Golden Girls, Jr. Golden M Club. Frog Howes David Rowan Chief Justice, Student Affairs Council, Sigma CSM, MHC Touring Choir, Ministerial Con- Kappa Lambda, President Pi Kappa Alpha, ference, Justice, College Union Board, Dean's Scholarship. Logothia, Assistant to College Chaplain. 228 X Who's Who l 4, L H.: g ',f.i-all ie' 'A A - l l Joey Hinson FCA, CSM, Football, Spoiler Trophy, M V P- Off. 1971, Outstanding College Athlete, Capt. Off. Team 1973, NAIA Dist. 6 All Stars, Mgr. Track Team. l .B Ed Sams Marshal, Presi. Jr. Class, Pres. Sr. Class, Spanish Honor Club, Gamma Beta Phi, Alpha Chi, Undergrad Alumni Coun., Kappa Phi Theta, Hilltop Staff, Assoc. Ed. Cadenza, Pres. Scrib. Club. Neil St. Clair CSM. Vice-Pres, College Choir, Phi Mu Alpha. Alpha Chi, MENC, Gamma Beta Phi, Music TNA, Student Rep. Music Faculty, Visiting Artists and Lecturers Comm., Marshal. Sandra Varner Secretary Freshman Class, Senator, Vice- President Alpha Chi, President SNC, NEA, Scrib. Club, Sweetheart Kappa Phi Theta. President's and Dean's Scholarships. L Que Tucker President Freshman Hall, President Sophomore Class, Senator, Vice-President Pi Sigma Phi, Co-Captain Girls Basketball i Marilyn Turner BSU, SAM, Library Committee, Student Representative Business Department, Marshal, Business Honor, Alpha Chi, Mildred Bingham Business Scholarship 2 years. ii i I . Kenny Ward K Corcaptain Basketball Team, Vice-President FCA, Tutor-Counselor for Upward Bound, Joe Sleadman Religious Lite Committee, CSM, Pi Sigma Phi, House Council, RA., President Spilman Dorm, Football, President FCA. Annette West Deans List, Treasurer Junior Class, Jaycee Representative in Miss Lexington Pageant 1972 Who's Who 1229 Butler, Aaron, Steve 43, 100 Abbott, Kathy Donahue 190, 191 Abdulah, Tanya 34 Abernathy, Bonnie Elaine 36,41 Acker, Brenda Adams Acker, James Brewing Adams, Carolyn Ruth 159 Adams, Jeanett 159 Adams, Keith David 100 Adams, PhilliD Adams, William David Albers, Daniel 49 Albers, David Eugene 49 Aldrich, Sarah Ellen 31, 46, 50, 75, 139 Aldridge, Charles 89 Aldridge, Deborah Alexander, Billie Alexander, David 57,73,159 Alexander, Donald 57, 73, 159 Alexander, Rhonda 44, 46, 75, 100 Alexander, Sandra Allen, Cathy Emmette159 Allen, Celia 31,159 Allen, Charles Lee 44, 47, 51, 75, 139 Allen, Gail Marie Henry Bert 39, 100 Allen, Allen, Kim Maria 159 Allen, Robert Prutt139 Allen, Teresa Coleen 35 Allison, Jo 226 hn Robert 39, 88, 89, 100, Almond, Vickie Lynn 159 Alsup, Lynda Sue 159 Amason, Boyd Wayne 100 Amason, Floyd 125 Ammons, Nona Maxine 139 Anderson, Daniel 72, 73 Anderson, Hicks 139 Anderson, Lynn Alice 32 Anderson, Patricia 33 Anderson, Thomas 7, 84 Arp, Lana Diane 159 Ashley, Phillip 36,413,125 Arrowood, Becky 34 Austell, Susan Ruth 125 Student Index Bass, Vanessa Dale 72, 73, 139, 218 Bates, Judith Rebecca 31, 159 Batson, Karen Jane 54, 100, 226 Baumgartner, Neil 46, 47, 75, 139 Beam, James Gregory 52, 87,139 Bedford, Robley Walt 73 Bell, Marty Kay 159 Bell, Serena Bushnel 222 Benjamin, Susan 26, 37, 43, 48, 125 Bennett, James Ray 36,39 Bennett, Jimmy Lee 39, 125 Bennett, Kathryn Ann 32,139 Bennett, Stephen 100 Berry, Elizabeth 33, 100 Berryhill, Brenda 39, 70, 73, 100, 226 Bertschi, James 56 Best, Rex Marvin, II Beverly, Jo Karyn 101 Biggs, Gary Tates 32 Billera, William 52, 139 Bingham, Joseph 125 Bishop, Bruce Penny 44, 46, 47, 75, 139 Bissette, Gwendolyn 43, 45, 125 Black, David Samuel Blackwelcler, Cathy 190, 191 Blackwelder, Charlie 139 Blackwell, Frieda 34, 36,48 Blackwell, Howard Blair, Philip Wayne 125 Blakey, Susan 33, 90, 91, 139 Bland, Bruce Steven 50, 139 Blankenship, Charles 139 Blanton, James Broad 36, 41, 45,48 Blanton, Wayne Warren Blessing, Joseph Blount, Barbara Grace Board, Kathy 159 Boatwright, Thomas 31, 101 Boland, Patricia Ann 101 Boone, Terri Lynn 159 Booth, Ronnie Lee 159 Booth, Sammy Ray 159 Boschelli, David 73 Bovender, Alice Jane 159 Bowman, Frederick 101 Boyce, Stephen Boyette, Donald Ray 36, 43, 45, 48, 139 Bozeman, William David 139 Bradmon, Lavverence 44, 46, 51, 75 Bradly, Betty 187 Brady, Karl Brookshire, Harold 56, 89, 101 Brooksbank, Richard 73, 159 Burrell, Linda Gayle Robert Chris 161 Brown, Anita Pierce 33, 101 Brown, Johnnie 187 Brown, Kim Louise 159 Brown, Linda Dianne 51,159 Brown, Marie Brown, Brown, Broyhil Regina Judy Timothy 32,101 l, Brenda Sue 55,101 Bruce, Carla Jean 101 Bruce, Bryant, Bryant, Bryant, Bryant, Bryant Ronald Edward 39, 73 Angela 139 Barnard Bruce 41,125 Elizabeth 51, 159 Jeffrey Alan 44, Rhonda Ann 161 46, 47, 75 Bubashy, Frank John 73 Buchan Buchan an, Bertha 161 an, Cynthia Byrd, William Larry Caldwell, Chris 36, 43, 103, 226 Caldwell, Emily 161 Caldwell, Karen Elai 54 Calhoun, Vivian 54, 55, 103 Campbell, Gina 75, 161 Campbell, Robert 43,125 Campbell, Robert 103 Canova, Katherine 141 Cane, Kokeeta 187 Canupp, Priscilla 26, 30, 36, 37, 103, 226 Capps, Bettina Lane 161 Capps, Ronald Eugene 73 Carpenter, Ricky 32, 56 Carroll, Scott Whale Carscaddon, Susan 26, 27, 30, 39, 161 54, Buchanan, Susan Anne 74, 90, 91, 124, 139 Buckner, Herbert 125 Buckner, Mark Ramsey 46, 139 Buckner, Robert Allan 89,101 Buckson, Freddie Emaneul 161 Budd, Clifford Buff, Debra Lee 161 Buko, Susan 43,141 Carson, Joyce Ann 43, 141 Carson, Toni Flae161 Carter, Donna Gail 161 Carter, Joe Murry 103 Carter, Joseph Scott Carter, Myron Hugh Carter, Carter, Case, P Paula Joy 26, 161 Ruth Rhea 54,141 eQ9Y 103 Bullard, Elizabeth 103 Bumgarner, Linda 33 Bunn, Alan Dwight 43, 161 Burchette, James 141 Burchette, Patricia 161 Burdine, Sarah 187 Burke, Lana Ann190, 191 Burnett, Kathy Marie 141 Burnette, Mary Anne 161 Burney, Sharon 54, 141 Burrell, Betty Avera, Elin Louise Ayers, Beverly Louis 125 Ayers, Dorne Hanes Baber, lris 46, 50, 75 Bailey, Gladys 187 Bailey, Robert Lanny 35, 38, 50, 125 Baker, James Leonard 50, 53, 138, 139 Baker, William Lubin 89 Ball, Gudger Dean Ball, lla Marie 139 Ballen, Sylvia Kay 139 Barfield, Linda Joyce 139 Barnes, Charles 159 Barnes, Dale Marie 43 Barnette, Barbara Barnette, Max Anne 33, 54, 100 Barnhill, Donna Sue 159 Barr, James Ritchie Barrett, Brenda Dale 139 Barrett, Paul Dennis Barringer, Mary Brooks 53, 100 Bartlett, Marie 187 Barton, Phyllis Jean 30, 36, 46, 51, 55, 139 , 'l , 1 Tl Brafford, Robin Ann 35, 139 Brafford, Vickie 101 Braswell, lda Eugene 139 Braswell, Sandra 159 Braswell, Susan Jean 53, 75, 139 Brendle, Jean Carroll 159 Brendle, June Elaine 159 Brendle, Teresa Alice 139 Bridges, Joseph 74, 75, 76, 77 Briggs, Barbara Ann 159 Brisendine, Susan 43,125 Britt, Geraldine 187 Britton, Jane Ann 33, 54, 125 Britton, William 73 Broadway, Dianne 159 Broglin, Winnie 187 Brooks, Arthur 159 Brookshire, David 101 .M - .. TQ?-Eli X 230 X Index Ii li - ' 7 -a4 'f . 1 ,3 E,-sae: QI Cash, Paula 50, 125 Castolster, Edward 161 Causby, Robert Hamri 31, 36,48 Caudill, Wesley Bren Caudle, Donald 42, 43, 45, 51, 141 Cespedes, Carlos 103 Chambers, Deborah 161 Chambers, Scott 141 Chambers, Thomas Lyn 73 Chamlee, Kenneth Dixon 27, 29, 30, 37, 51,103,226 .V Chance, Cynthia Chancey, Kenneth 31,5O, 161 Chandler, Karen Sue 161 Chapman, Melanie 35, 141 Chapman, Susan 37, 42, 43, 45, 54, 103, 227 Chappell, Robert 32 Chastain, David 161 Chenoweth, Terry Don 71,73 Cherry, Jean Robinson 53, 103, 204 Chester, Gerald 73 Childress, Floyd 141 Childs, William 125 Chllrnonlk, Robert 75, 86, 87, 141 Chow, John Leon 141 Christian, Daniel 26, 44, 46, 50, 51, 75, 141 Chrtstoffel, Lewis 75,162 Chubb, Kathryn 162 Clark, Bonnie Ellen 141 Clark, Diane 55 Clark, Marcella Ann 162 Clark Nlarv Beth 162, 217, 213, 219 Clark, Rebecca Lynn 42,162 Clark Robert Gregor 162 Clay, Lewis Henry, Jr, Clayton, Deborah Clayton, Eltzabeth GiIbeau1,Venuci 188 104 Gorser, Clayton, Pegy Lynn 32, 125 Clemmons, Carolyn 187 Clements, Ricky Farr Clewis, Layton 39, 89, 141 Clinkscales, Laverne 187 Clinton,lmogene187 Cloud, Cheryl Denise 43, 162 Clouse, Alan Wavne162 Coates, Frances 42, 50, 141 Cochran, Carol 51, 141 Cockrell, Joseph Cody, Marie 187 Cody, Rebecca Janie 162 Cody, Shirley 187 Coldron, Jeff 84, 141 Cole, Dennis Cole, Donald 35,75,141 Colfer, Gall Loulse103 Collins, Bonnie Sue 54,103 Collins, Gerald Ccman, Elizabeth Ann 141 Conner, Charles 45, 46, 51, 75 Jeffrey 60, 73, 103 Conner Conner, Michael 103 Conner, Rebecca 162 Cook, Brenda Yvonne 125 Boyd Ernest, Jr, 73, 162 Cook Cook, Dense Duane ,Ellen Marie 141 Cook Cook, George Wilson 103 Cook, Susan Debra 162 Cooke, Susan Self Cooley, Stuart Walter Cooper, Jeffrey Lane 162 Cope, Marcia Leigh, 52, 53 Coram, Albert Russel 30, 31, 50, 141 Corell, Jean 55, 56,141 Corn, Beth 53 Corn, Dennis McQueen Corn, Elizabeth Steel Cornett, Herman 39, 73, 162 Cosby, Robert 125 Council, JoAnn 162 Council, Bettie 187 Courtney, Eddie 73, 125 Covington, David Lee 36, 141, 220 Covington, James 125 Cox, Ann Marie 36, 50, 125 Cox, Benlarnen 164 Cox, Judy Elaine 103, 227 Cozzetto, Anne Craig, David Clark Craig, Marcia Davis Craine, Joyce Ann 164 Cranford, Michael 103 Crawford, David Lynn 73 Crawley, Carol Jean 164 Crews, Sid 73 Creech, Shadie 33, 125 Cox, Anne 43 Crawford, David Lee 142 Crismond, William 26, 31, 35, 87, 142 Crisp, Robert 164 Croll, Richard Steve 104,227 Crotts, Constance Crouch, Ann, 104 Crouse, Robin Lynn Crowe, Elsie Marcell Crum, Tana Kallenbach 104 Crye, Pattv Cucumber, Erma Cudd, Jeffery 39, 87 Culbertson, Carolina 91, 164 Culbreth, Wanda, 164 Cumbey, Betty Jo 37,125 Currie, Thomas Clyde 104 Curry, Stanley 73, 89 Cutshall, Brenda 32,125 Cutshall, Charles Dail, Michael Ray 164 Dalr, Cheryl 51 Dake, John Garrison Dappolorua, Pat Michael Daughtrey, John Allen David, Richard 104 Davis, Diane Elalne142 Davis, Gene Thomas Davis, Gordon Earl 104 Davis, Linda Faye 36, 37, 51,125 Davis, Mary Kim 164 Davis, Joyce 187 Davis, Robert 46, 47, 51, 75 Sheryl 42 Davis, 219, 227 Davis, Teresa Denise 164 Davis, Thomas Gene Davrs, Verlan Lee 142 Dawkins, Allen Eugene Dawkins, Johnny Lee Day, Diane Elaine 32, 55 Deal, Arthur Lewis 52,125 Deal, Jack Patrick 36,164 Deavers, Gwenella 142 Dubruhl, Maxine Delaney, B F.187 DeMonte, Debra Hope 104 Dent, Robert Kirk Denton, Gary Franklin 126 Dickerson, Mark 39, 73, 39 Dickson, Donald 104 Dickson, Jimmy Alan 43, 164 Dickson, John Michael 42, 46, 47 51, 75, 104 Dye, Vicky 35, 37, 38, 53, 126 Drepen, Shirley 46, 75, 164 Dlercks, Mary Digregorio, Diane Dlll, Teddy Joe Dillingham, Harry Drtrapanl, Anne 190, 191 Dockery, Janice 52, 53, 104 Dodds, Michael John 164 Doss, Susan Elizabeth 55, 142 Dover, Lindsey Drake, Cynthia 54, 142 Drake, Tommy Carroll 164 Dube, Lois Ruth 164 Dubois, Stephen Jack 49, 92, 164 Ducker, Pamela Ruth 164 Duncan, Ava Jeanette 43, 74, 142 Dunk, Kathleen Louis 164 Dunlap, Clarence Durant, Vendella 187 Durham, Jerome 73 Durham, Sandra Faye 104, 217, 218 219 Early, Roney 142 Earnhardt, Dunald Earwood, Michael 75, 126 Easter, Beth Easterby, Samuel 104 Easterllng, Harry 167 Eaves, Floree 187 Echols, Judy Maxine 35, 71, 73, 124, 126 Edwards, Alta Lorrarne 53, 142 Edwards, Deborah Edwards, Jane Palmer 36, 167 Edwards, Margaret 52,53 Edwards, Wanda Elizabeth 167 Eason, Mary Ellen 57,126 Ellendge, Blenda Kay 142 Ellington, Elizabeth 142 li Fortun Foster, Foster, Foster, e, Jennifer 167 Bruce Douglas 145 John Harold 105 Gwen 188 Foster, Teresa Ellen 43, 167 Fouts, Avery Mitchell 39, 145 Fowler, Linda 53,126 Fowler, William David Fox, L isa Kay Foy, James Barrington Frady, Randall Dean 46, 51, 75 Francese, Joseph John 32, 105 50, 104, 217, 218, Elliott, M Ellis, Tim ary 187 othy Lee 43, 167 Elms, Oren Gary 46,51,75,104 Elster, Darryl Bryan 31,126 Engebreston, David 126 English, Barbara English, Gail Jeanet 46, 47, 50, 75 Erickson, K enneth Ervin, Kenneth Boyd Ervin, Sharon 187 Evans, Deborah Adell 104 Evans, Jan Lane 142 Evans, Janet Marie 142 Everett, Thomas 73,167 Everidge, Donna 167 Farr, Dorothy 188 Fallrn, Lisa Lee 36, 51, 142 Farley. Scott Otto Farrar, Helen Louise 167 Farrell, D Farrla, Di anney anne Ellen 126 Feaster, Sameul 167 Fender, Patricia Fenner, Elizabeth 167 Ferguson, David 57 Ferguson, Scott Alan 73 Ferguson, Terry Paul Fetzko, Curtis Wayne 49,142 Fincher, Paul Aclelbe 56,207 Fipos, Brnan Willrarns142 Fisher, Frances Elaine 142 Fisher, Jackie Eugene 37, 104 Fisher, Janice Marle167 Frsher, Julia Monroe Fisher, Kathy Rennee167 Fisher, Kevnn Jay 73, 142 Fisher, Ralph Elbert 45, 46, 75 Fisher, Roger Dale 104 Fisher Tomas Joe 73 Fleetwood, Charles Fleming. Bobbie Jean 142 Flen1rt1g,lVlar1rre 183 Flint, Steven Floros, Stephen Gus 46, 47, 51, 75, Franklin, Benyamrn 167 Franklin, John Paul Franklin, Laura Dale 43 Franz, Marsha 36, 167 Frazier, David Frederick, Violet Jean 35, 105 Freeman, Livola Sue 119 Freeman, Madelyn 190, 191 Freeman, Teresa 39, 188 Frost, Lawerence 56, 168 Frye, Elizabeth 168 Frye, Sherry Wynn 105 Fulbright, Martha 190, 191 Fullerton, Julie Ann 38 Gainey, Gerald Scott Gall, Kent Russell 46, 47, 51, 75, 105 Gallen, Teresa Fayhe168 Galloway, Robert 52, 105 Gantt, Roger Leon 73, 89 Gardner, James Mrchael145 Gardner, William 145 Garner, Eric Maxwell 30, 52, 53 Garraux, John Holmes Garreh, James David 105 Garrett, Leah Montez 168 Garrrson, John Garvin, Steven 56 Gasoerson, Robert 37, 48, 105, 227 Gatton, Gary Lee 46, 75 Gay, Gregory Jarrell 56 Flowers, Kevin Neal 50, 167 Foley, Gary David Folk, Freda Amanda 74,145 Folk, Torn 73 Forbess, David Eugene 167 Gay, Nancy Marie126 Gear, Harold James 56, 105 Genes, Patricia Gent, Earl Wayne, Jr 39, 84, 145 Gentry, Jaclfie 31,105 Gentry, Nancy Jo 33, 126 George Gibson Gibson Gibson Gibson Gibson Gideon ,Susan 31, 36, 54, 73, 145 ,Frances Ann 53,145 , Jamie 126 ,Joseph 52, 126 ,Larry Darnel ,Richard Carl Hazel Corber 106 Giles, Deborah Ann 126 Girard, Glenna Etlee Glatzau, Timothy 35, 38, 56, 106 Godby, Rhonda Jean 31 Goin, Michael Dewey 73 David Claude 45, 46, 75 Ford, Barbara Susan 167 FOVYESIEBV, Evelyn Forrester, John 167 Goodwin, Gregory 31,168 Goodwin, Jackie 49,168 Index I 231 Goodwin, Robert 44, 46, 47, 75, 1 Gordon, Lewis Gorham, Paul Eric 106 Gowan, Ronald Lee 126 06 Henderson, Brona 35, 109 Henderson, Margaret Elaine 36, 127 Hendren, Linda Sue 146 Hendrix, Debra Ann 43, 149 Grahm, Elizabeth 145 Grahm, Janice Grahm, Mary 55, 72, 73, 126 Grant, Sarah Ann 33, 54, 70, 73, 106, 217, 218, 228 Graves, James Walter 74, 75, 168 Gray, Martha Ann 26,126 Greene, Karen Sue 106 Greene, Mark Randy 73 Greer, Douglas 39, 145 Greer, Katharine 55, 106 Gregg, William Erwin 145, 221 Hendrix, Elizabeth 149, 217, 218 Henry, Debra Suzanne 109 Hensley, Delores 41, 138, 149 Hensley, Manzanita Hensley, Sarah Henson, Deborah Joy Henson, Jeanette 138 Henson, Wilma Olenda188 Herndon, Reeda Shawn 43, 149 Herring . Tamar Charles 149 Hicks, James Claude 36, 70, 73, 127 Higgins, Deborah Kay 149 Higgins, Gary Dale Higgins, Timothy Higgins, William Wayne 127 Gribble, Audrey 168 Griffin, Helen 188 Griffin, Michael Griffin, William 106 Grimes, Grimes, Garland Glen Mark Alan 26, 145 Grindstaff, Harold 146 Grissom, Charles Ken 168 Grooms Donald Wayne 56 106 Groves Catherine Guard Richard Wayne 73 106 Grumbles James 168 Gryder James Luke 106 Guard Danny Rav 39 73 89 170 Gullick Gulllck Gunter Gunter Guvton Guthrie John Pierce 51 106 170 Floy Mitchell 50 105 Linda Joyce 33 126 Terry Layton Celia Ellen 126 Pamela Jean 126 Haderi Tim Earle 106 Hahle Donna Adair 146 Hairston George 126 Hale Brenda Gail 126 Hale Larry Register 52 126 HaIeV Richard 106 Hall Ralph Michael 126 Hamilton Betsy 53 Hamilton Margaret 146 Hammer Christi 33 106 Hammett Warren 56 146 Hammond Carol Jeann 146 Hampton Kendall Wayne 46 51 5 126 Hancock Vickie Ann 170 Harazda James Joseph Hardin George Grady 170 Hardy Jean 188 Hardy Jeffrey Eldon 33 146 Harfield Pat 170 Harkey Elizabeth 33 Harp Joey 73 Harp Noryam Joel 126 Harper Claudia 188 Harper Dorothy Su 51 126 Harper Edward Leach 146 Harrill Alice 170 Harrington David 87 106 Harris Mary Katherine Harris Pam Louis Harris William 31 146 Harrison Harrison Harrison Hartline Hartsell Donna Sue 54 146 Stephen Thomas 106 Margaret 33 Jaonna 91 106 Haseldon Henrv Daniel 33 70 73 106 Hasket Roger Dale 39 73 146 Hasselbring Gregory 39 73 126 205 Hatchell Carl Davis 106 Hatfield Patricia Halhcock Claude 31 35 37 109 High, Mary Jane 171 Highsrnith, George Hill, Douglas Lynn 36, 47, 52, 127 Hill, Janet Louise 43,171 Hill, Stephen Justin 36, 149 Hine Dennis Hines Cheryl Marie 33 43 149 Hines Perry Horace 44 45 46 Hinsdale John Eric 109 Hinshaw Richard 127 Hinson Freddy Joe 39 73 109 228 Hinton Thomas Russell 44 46 71 Hiott Gary Weston Hipps Lloyd Niles Hobart Seth Guilford Hobbs Alice Kirk 109 Hodge Billy Wayne 32 109 Hodges Tom Curtis 30 44 46 171 3 Hodnett Susan 53 149 Hogg Deborah Jane 35 127 Holbert Dolly Ann171 Holcombe Patti Lynn 171 Holden Gregory Holden James Cecil 171 Holdway Roger Eugene 30 53 127 Hollin Donna Sue 171 Holloway Horence Clark 188 Holmes Marsha Lee 52 171 Holmes Steven Larry 35 Holt Mike 36 Holthouser Robert Honevcutt Albiec127 Honeycutr Rebecca 45 50 109 Hooper Gary Richard 73 149 Hooper Pansey 188 Hooten Deborah Lynn 171 Hornick William Hortmann Shirley 188 Hooke Linda 188 Horton Keithlrwin 57 73 149 House Herbert Preston 52 127 Hovis Patricia Lyn 46 50 75 149 Howard Charles 73 127 Howard Ernest 50 172 Howell Julia Lynn 172 Howes John Robert 28 109 228 Howie Franklin 92 Howie Sa V111 Hudson Joel Bruce 75 172 Huff Sarah Grace 26 36 50 149 Huffman Becky Jean 43 172 Hughes Alan Wood 111 Hughs Harold Henry 32 37 48 127 Humphreys Janie Huneycutt Mary 46 75 Hunsucker Sylvia 149 Hunt Thomas Wilson Hunter Linda Lee Hauser Charles David Hawkins Ellen MeIin170 Hawkins Jean 52 53 146 Hunter Richard Alan 111 Hutchinson Gerald 31 41 50 149 Hawkins Hawkins Hawkins Lisa Ann 54 Shelia Lynn 170 217 218 William 109 Hayes Ann 188 Hayes Jerry Edward 74 75 228 Hayes Rickey Dale Hayes Vicki Darleen Haynes Brenda 109 Haynie Linda Kay 126 Hayter John Haywood David Frank 146 Hedgecock Susan 146 Hedgecoe Lee 56 127 Hedgepeth Byron 45 170 Hedrick Robert 170 Heffner Charles 73 171 Hegenbart Steven 50 109 Heine James Walter 57 170 Helms Judith Ellen Hembree Richard Lee Hembree Vicki 54 146 Henderson Arthur 171 232 I Index 212 Hutchison Karen 32 43 149 202 Hyatt Denis Allen 52 Hyatt James Stephen 89 Hygon Robert William lkard Tony Marvin 43 172 lpock Patricia Susan 4 149 217 218 219 lsaacs Suzanne Ivey Beverly Ann 127 lvie Derrick Steve lwinski Dori Kay 172 Jacks Barry Bryant 39 Jackson Charles 43 149 Jackson Jerry Lee Jackson Lynwood Jacobs Nancy Carole Jaharias Roben Lee Jaharias Samaria Beth 111 Jakob Karen Lisa 150 Jarvis Wanda Gail Jefferson Patricia 188 Jenkins Lloyd 50 Jenkins, Mary Ellen 36, 127 Jenkins, Thomas King Jenrette, Addison 111 Jessup, Dolores Ann 127 Johnson, Daniel 39, 73, 150 Johnson, Deborah 188 Johnson, Jimmy 172 rits' Q', rf - i . l.. -, ,. . 1,1 A, . K . r 21 P: , 7 ,,?,,1,V 1 -. : ,, f f:i,r,. t- ir, l 1 I' '. '3 rf' l 5' lk 1 I l I Lyons, Emery Theodore Lytton, Vickie Faye 112 Mac, Ted 150 Mace, Linda Hernlxree Mace, Peggy Lou Machen, Eldridge Gail 112 Mallette, Gary 49,112 Mellon, Genre 42 Melton, Harvey Eugene Mellon,PatriLi.1 G.JiI152 Merrell, Mir-hae! Merrill, Sandra Gall 115 Messina, Mary Rowe 47, 75 Meltall, Maurice 115 129 Johnson, Jo Ann Johnson, Michael Johnson, Russell 172 Q x 1' MaloV, Dennis Oshui n Manchester, Arthur James 30, 43, Metcall, Mary Ellan 188 lV1lrlrllel0n, Arlin 33,115 Middleton, Karen Booth 53, 115 Johnson, Sharon 150 Johnson, Stephanie Johnston, Margie 150 Johnston, Nancy Ann 35,150 Jones, George Wesley 55, 111 Jones, Paula Ann Jones, Terrence 52, 150 C rf, 11' 'Vi 'Riff 12151 , fllffgzfs- ,Q 1 11 if'-2.4 'Q I A'-344 .. .i 3 lp J ,rr 'K 1 f .. ' 8, - Maney, Jack Arnold Maney, Lewis Franklin Maney, Roger Neal 112 Manning, George 174 Manning, Nancy Karen 174 Manuel, Steven Edward Marlowe, Mary Elizabeth 174 Mallard, Susan Avis 152 Miller, Alexander 52,131 Miller, Bruce McRae 39, 73, 115 Miller, Daniel 35, 38, 115 Miller, Debra Susan 33, 39, 54, 131, 152 Miller Failh176 Jordan, D ebra Ann Jordan, John Clark, 75, 111 Jordan, Karen Bonita 54, 127 Jordan, Martha Blair 172 Jordan, Nancy 111 JOrdan ,Pamela Jean 172 Joyce, Deborah Sue 190, 191 Joyner, Sharon Lynet 73, 74, 127 Justice, Michael Kast, Eric Anthony Kehaya, Elizabeth Keller, Lloyd Jerome Kelly, Edward Myron 43, 174 Kelley, Robert Burns Kelly, Robert Bruce 49 Kendrick, Mary Angel 150 Kennemer, Deborah Kenny, William 127 Kerr, George Jeffrey 73 Ketchum, Donna Sue 112 Kettleson, Jill 55, 74, 150 Krlbreath, Wanda Killough, Woody, Jr, 150 Kime, Joh n Ray, Jr, 46, 47, 75 Kimsey, Martha 36, 174 King, Diane Elizabeth 34, 174 King, Stev en Fredrick, 56, 112 King, Susan Horton 150 King, Alberta Evelyn 188 King, Amy Reva 188 Kinney, Michael 52, 150 Kinney, Ray Louis 73, 112 Kinsey, John Fletcher 56, 174 Kirby, Janice Marilyn 74 Kirton, Gerald 150 Klaus, Deborah Ann 33, 112 Klein, Debra Faye 33, 54, 127 Knickerbocker, Donna 174 Knight, Donald Royce 127 Knox, Mary Anne Jones 188 Knox, Priscrlla Avis 174 Kribs, Anne Reginra 174 Kubler, Matthew 174 Kuykendall, Valarie 188 Lake, Melody Sue 98, 112 Lamb, Linda Gail Lamb, Lisa Jean 112 Lamison, Linda Anne 129 Lance, Jeffrey Alan Lancaster, Mickey 89, 174 Lance, Jeff 150 Lane, Patricia Jeann 46, 75 Lanning, Francis 75,89 Lawler, Sidney Ander 112 Lawrance, Sara 51, 174 Lawrence, Robert Layton, Terry 170 Leach, Lois Gail 112 Leal, Karen Ann 174 Leatherman, Celia 50, 129 Leatherman, Charles 73, 131 Ledford, Gary Dale 75, 129 Ledford, Gerald James 46, 47, 174 Ledford, Sandra Lee, Gary Alan 43, 150 Lee, Janet Page 33, 48, 55, 129 Leonard, Mark Gregor 50, 150 Lewis, Henry Earl Lewis, Michael Gray 32, 56, 73, 1 Lewis, Phrllrp Bruce Lewter, Jimmy Flay 112 Lightsey, Lillian 174 Lipe, James Danny Little, Dwight Come Liverman, Benjamin 34, 43, 48, 1 Livesay, Kathy Sue 174 Livingston, Charles Lockaby, William 28, 36, 48 Long, Donald Keith 112 Long, Susan Marie 74, 150 Lord, Amy 150 Lovelace, Kenneth 56, 112 Lowe, Brad Preston Lucado, Ralph Thomas 129 Ludlow, David Luffrnan, Janis Ann Lund, Patricia 74 Lunsford, James David 174 Lusk, Alice 51,150 Marsh, Harry Haywood 75 Martin, Dean Allen 174 Martin, Diana Lynn 45, 50, 129 Nlartin, Michael 36, 176 Mason, Charles Ray 30, 43, 112 Matthe ws, Linda Jane 176 Matthrs, Elvin Frank 52, 112 Mattleman, Maureen 74, 152 Mauney, David 35, 38 Miller, Linda Kay 43,51, 131 Miller, lVlargarel43,176 Miller, Marsha Marie 54,131 Miller, Michael Lee 115 Miller, Steven 51, 75 Miller, Sue 34 Miller, William Mills, Patricia Lane 158, 176 Mintz, Graham 131 tl nga A, EQ tv Q, 1 Q ,it A , 1 Q.. ' ' ff ,r 1 v Z I If I' , 1 'ff ' ,ni tl A J , 9 1 91- 1 , .1 .. H if - ,, . 2 NA- , I ,tm al, ' I ' , 1 ' ' R , t ' , fit ,, f, ':- f' 1,-N .I .Z ,-Q5 :ij I , 1 Maxey, John Downey Mayes, Ann Sahrrna176 Mayfield, Teresa 131 Mayhew, Richard 39, 73 Maynard, Mary Kathy 176 Meadows, Susan 125 Mears, Wanda Robin 46, 75, 176 Mease, Karen Louise 31, 35, 152 Mellette, Russell 131 Melton, Catherine 113 Mitchell, John Charles 176 Mitchell, Lynette Mitchell, Rita Kay 46, 75, 176 Moffitt, Sally Bell 157 Montague, Constance 53 Montgomery, Charles 220, 223 Moore, Joyce Arnelra 42, 46, 50,75 115 Moore Moore Fullutte 188 Julia Mary 176 Index 233 Moran ...Jarh- x-Z-,. A--li 7.1 Moore, Michelle 188 Moore, Rita Jean 33,207 Moore, William Neil 43, 50, 176 ,Carlos Steve 176 Morgan, Ferrie 176 Morgan, Patricia iFisherl 46, 75, 104 Morris, Hugh Paul 36, 176 Morris, Mary Elizabeth 36, 43, 115 Morris, Steve Russell 115 Morrison, Cheryl 176 Morrison, Janet Kay 43, 178 Morrow, Donna Lynn 178 Morton, David Vernon 131 Moseley, Frank, Jr, Moss, Margaret Tabor Moss, Mary Lynn 36, 50, 75, 152, 217, 218 Mott, Shelia Sara 33,115 Moyer, Mark Henry 43 Mudd, Archie Anderson 73,178 Mulford, Julia JoAnn 178 Mullinax, Marc Stephen 178 Mullins, Karen Ann 178 Mumpower, Debra Sue 32, 115 Munden, Sharon 36,152 Mundy, Ruth Elizabeth 152 Munoz, Pura 34 Murch, Janice 33,53,131 Murdock, Anna 32,152 Murray, Bruce Kenneth 57, 75, 87, 131 Murrell, Anita 131 Myers, Dennis 115 McAlister, Eugene Steve 26, 28, 35, 38, 56 McAnear, Mary 35, 112 McCarter, Sandra 33, 112 McClean, Jo Ann 131 McClure, Linda Lee McConnaughey, Jeffery 43, 51, 112 McConnell, David McCormick, Fredrick 31,152 MCCOV, Karen Gail 33, 124, 131 Rockwell McCullough, Susan 55, 113 McDonald, Gary Dean McDonwell, William McElroy, Daniel McFadden, George 73, 176 McGee, David Michael 152 Mclntosh, James 131 Mclntyre, George Lee 113 McKown, Phoebe Beth 190,191 McLaughlin, Charles 26, 30, 138, 152 McLaughlin, George McLean, Jo Ann 36, 51 McLean, Thomas 113 McLaulin, John McLelland, Nancy 54, 113 McMahan, Gary Lee McMahon, Adrianne 152 McManus, Joy Annette McMurray, Brian 152 McMurray, Susan 176 McNabb, Valorie 26, 43, 152 McNair, Virginia McNutt, John Glenn 26 McPhail, Norma Elizabeth 113 McReynolds, James 131 McSwain, Linda Yeaman113 234 I Index McSwain, Stephen 113 Napier, David Wayne Nara, Akitaka 87, 92,152 Narron, Vickie 152 Navey, Barbara Diane 178 Neal, Barbara Ann 26, 53 Neely, Jennifer Alan 43, 152 Neil, Patricia Elaine 190, 191 Neese, Tracey Jean Nelson, Connie Nevvcombe, Jill Groat 115 Newlin, Patricia 178 Newsome, Richard Newton, Edgar Newton, Fredia Lynn Nicoll, Dan Carl 26, 27, 87, 178 Nix, Stephen Cranford 178 Noftsinger, Mark Norton, Dean 115 Norville, Wanda Nunnally, Mary Angel Nye, Eugenia Truesdale115 O'Briant, Lydia Jane 50, 152 Odenbaugh, Steven 56, 73 Olsen, Wayne Frank 38,152 O'Neal, Charles Opperman, Cynthia O'Quinn, Jeff Harold Orengo, Ruben 34, 48, 51, 131 O'Shields, Frances 178 Overby, Harry Steven 44, 47, 51, 75 Ownes, Teresa Fay 153 Oweribv, Roy Raymond 178 Pace, Donald Ray 153 Pace, William Allen 153 Pack, Thomas Carl, Jr, 73 Page, John Roy 73 Page, Myrtle Rebecca 115 Perry, Susan 27, 29, 33, 37,132 Perryman, Jerry Wayne 73 Peterson, Jessie Ann 153 Peterson, Pamela Ann 26 Petera,AIlita153 Petera, Pamela Ann 132,19O, 191 Petty, Carey Elizabeth 51,116 Phillips, Amber Dianne 31, 46, 50, 75, 132 Phillips, Carol 178 Phillips, Dennis 45,75 Phillips, Douglas Burton 132 Phillips, Glenn Phillips, Patricia 178 Phillips, Rebecca 180 Pickett, Betty Carol 43, 155 Pickett , Richard Pierce, Philip 56,180 Pierce, Wesley 51, 52,53 Pigg, Ti mothy 36, 155 Pike, Larry 27, 28, 29, 30 132 Pinckard, Kathleen Pinkley, Gary Lynn 116 , 37,51 Ray, Barbara 189 Ray, Carolyn Sue Cox 116 Reap, Deborah Ann 116 Reath, Connie Lynn 180 Reaves, Ronnie 73,84 Reavis, Brenda Jonel 38, 52, 53,116 Rector, Kevin Lawrence 180 Reed, Elaine Murphy Reed, Sharon Renea 180 Reese, Dennis Wayne 155 Reeves, Shirley Ann 155 Reid, Diana Lynn 155 Reid, Marilyn Hope Reid, Patricia Lynne 33, 90, 91,116 Remine, James Harold 202 Remine, Susan Stewart 155 Renfro, Don Hugh, Jr. 46, 75,181 Renfro, George Dean Renfro, Johnny 35, 38, 56,116 Reynolds, Sylvia 189 Rhides, Douglas Edward 181 Rhinehart, Mary Lynn 190,191 Rhodes, Charles Rhodes, Douglas Edward 73 Pinnix, Thurman Lee, Jr. Plemmons, Jennifer 45, 46, 50, 75 180 Plummer, Angela 55, 155 Plyer, Dan Williams 73, 116 Polifka, Michael John Polk, Pam 36, 73, 217, 218, 219, 221 Ponder, Gordon 32 Poole, Glenn Norwod Poovey, Susan Elizabeth 36 Poston, Jeannie Lee 155 Powell, Carol Ann Powell, Elizabeth 132 Powell, Gerald Rhodes, Jona Miller 189 Rice, Curti Rice, Mary Rice, Ruth Rice, Sheila Adams 33 Richardson, Allen 39 Richardson, Sharon 155 Ricketts, Buddy James 155 Riddle, Jonathan 51, 53,181 Riddle, Lynn Carlyle , Vivian 189 Rivers, Deborah 36,43 Rivers, Jim Roach, Ro Ridley s Bryan 116 Anne 32,155 189 my Glenn dger Paul 42, 44, 46, 75, i Palmer, Carolyn Hudges 188 Pannell, Kathy 153 Parham, Paula 178 Parker, Eugenia Helen 190, 191 Parker, Jeff Jamie 57, 153 Parker, Robert Larry Parkinson, Stuart 178 Parkman, Sarah Mildred 53, 115 Parnell, Judy Marie 190, 191 Parris, Jackie Gillespie 188 Parrish, Richard 178 Parrish, James David 178 Partin, Debra Thorne 116 Partin, Frances 74,178 Passailaigue, Rachel 43, 54, 55, 74, 153 Patrick, Robert Lee Patterson, Allyn Patterson, Julia Lynn Patton, Lora Lynn 46, 75, 131 Pearson, Charles Warren 36, 51, 116, 220, 221 Peeples, Marilyn 43, 74, 131 Pegg, Paul James, Jr. Pendergraft, Claude 116 Pendergraft, Roselaind 116 Pendlev, Francis Lynn 42, 43, 50 153 Pepper, Kathy 55,116 Pepper, Pataricia 153 Perry, Ann Eugenia 178 Powell, William 155 Prater, Steven Edward 132 Prescher, Kenneth Price, Pam Louise 91,180 Price, Rhonda Ann 73,155 Price, Sondra Kay 45, 53, 132 Prichard, Joseph 180 Pritchard, Robert 116 Pritchard, Vivian 181 Robbins, Patricia 155 Roberson, Herbert Roberts, Charles David 73, 181 Roberts, Karen Sue 181 Roberts, Susan Elaine 181 Psychas, John 46, 51, 75 Puckett, Robert Michael 155 Pugh, Elizabeth Ann Pyrtle, Keith Oualls, David Alfred 87,180 Queen, Debra Elaine 43,180 Queen, Deborah Jean 116 Queen, Mary Arrowood Rabb, William Bowen 75 Rarnchard, Brenda 189 Ramey, David Michael Ramey, Susan Lynn Ramsey, James Allen Ramsey, James Roosevelt Ramsey, Maxine 189 Randleman, Robert Kirk Rankin, David 49 Ranson, Mary Ellen 155 Rasar, Harvey Monroe 36,155 Rasor, Rebecca Jane 180 Rathel, Craig Ravert, Larry Williams 190, 191 Robertson, Robinson Deborah 73, 155 Barbara Anne 46, 189 Robinson, Barbara 33 Robinson, Carolynn Robinson, Daniel 73, 132 Robinson, David Lewis 26, 52, 116 Robinson, Herbert 132 Robinson, Hume Mann Robinson, Jimmie 35,155 Robinson, Michael Robinson, Michael 46, 75, 181 Robinson Rebexxa 75 181 RoddV, R fnum Marie its O y Fred, Jr. 43, 116 Rogers, William Rohleder, Jack 46, 47, 75 Rougier, Janet Ann Rowan, David Kelly 116,228 Rosemand, Sandra Jean 189 Rushton, Steven 50, 132 Russell, Alicia 223 Russell, Anita Kay 29, 35, 37, 132 Russell, Dedra Gay 33, 37, 124, 132 Russell, Joel Glenn Rustin, Jean Maxine 189 Ryan, Robert Martin 73 i l L i i i l l l I i l l l i i Salxls, Ted 32, 132 Sallee, Barbara Ann Salmon, Suzanne Sams, Edwin Boyer, Jr 36, 37, 56, 117, 228 Sanchez, Teresa Lynn 33 Sanders, Martha 53,117 Sanderson, Perry Ray Santy, Robyn 155 Sapp, Anthony Wayne 57, 155 Sarasophana, Raweewa 32, 48, Sartrn, Lloyd Hooper Sasse, Stephen Charles Satterthwarte, Barbara Saunders, John Edward 31, 132 Scalzo, Belinda 35, 53, 181 Schilling, Wayne 117 Schoenfeld, Mark John 155 Schutie, Meldred Kirkman 189 Schuessler,Virgrnra182 Scruggs, Robert 32, 117 Secreast, Keith 46, 47, 51, 75, 117 Segars, Ray Moore, Jr Self, Sandra 182 155 Stapleton, Jeffery 73, 182 Starnes, Celia Carol 190, 191 Starnes, Deborah 119 Starnes, John Dale St Clair, Harry Nell36,48,51,119, 220, 229 Steadman, Joe Parnel 39, 41, 73, 229 Steele, James Harold 156 Slelanick, Andrew 53,156 Stelges, Susan Ann 33, 53, 73, 134 Stephenson, Susan 182 Stepp, Richard Blake 182 Stevens, Jennifer 53 Stevens, Johnny Doug 33, 73, 119 Stewart, Thomas James 43 Stlrevvalt, Frederick 32, 56, 119 Srrrewalt, Stuart 46, 75, 182 Stockwell, Lynda Lou 182 Stokes, Jo Anne 36, 43, 53, 134 Stokes, Michael 57, 89 Stone, Rebecca 34, 39, 43, 48, 156 Storm, Julia Fern 182 Stowe, Stowe, Daniel Josephine 33 Brenda Kay Sethness, Judith 182 Sexton, Larry 50, 182 Shelley, Sybil Ann 36,117 Shelton, Shelton, Lourse 155 Robert Shepherd, Patricia 117 Sheppard, Debra Kay 117 Sheppard, Crystal 182 Sherlrn, Wanda Gall189 Sherman, Donald 36 Sherman, Glen Frank 73, 182 132 Shook, Betty Lou 33.91, Shook, Gary Shook, Larry Dale Shores, Jonathon 119 Shores, Susan 119 Short, Barbara Ellen Short, Rodney Dale 182 Short, Maura Lynn Shorts, Robin 43, 132 Shuler, Trm Hilton 132 Srdes, Lois JOsephlne119 Srghtler, Silver, J Miriam 33,119 erry Lynn Simmons, Mildred Simmons, William 39, 73,132 Simpson, Terri Lynn Sinclair, Cathy Lynn 36,182 Sinclair,Willlam132 Singleton, Martha 182 Sink, Richard 119 Sizemore, Grady, Jr 89 Skeens, Susan Jackson 119 Slater, Ricky Dale 31,155 Slater, Janet Lee 134 Sloan, Richard Alan 119 Slye, Donnie Alan Small, Michael Lynn 182 Small, Myra Sue 208 Small, Thomas Grisham 182 Smedberg, Douglas 39 Smiley, Judith 53, 182 Smith, Ansel Tucker Smith, David Allen 46, 75, 89, 182 Smith, David Durham 44, 56, 134 Smith, Fred Stanley 57 Smith, Gutta Warren 189 Smith, James 73 Smith, John Kenneth 182 Smith, Mary Lou 53,155 Smith, Mendell 32, 119 Smith, Nancy Kathleen 134 Smith, Pamela Anne 220, 221, 223 Smith, Patsy Jill Smith, Rebecca 43, 182, 217, 218 Smith, Richard Duran 41, 134 Smith, Rostand Eldrlge 39, 89, 182 Smith, Russell Dennis Smith, Terri Annette 43, 182 Smith, Willaim Richard 119 Smyth, Joseph John 182 Snow, Terry Blake 119 Snowde Snyder, n, Beverly 119 Michael Gene 26, 119 Southerlin, Charles 71, 73, 134 Spalnhour, David 134 Spangle Sparkm Sparks, r, Kathryn an, Stanley 134 Darlene Mae 91, 119 Sparks, Linda 155 Sparks Sparks Lois Dean 182 William 75,155 Speight, Lonnie Allen Spenser, Stratton, Kevin Strickland, Ray Stroud, Paul Thomas 120 Stultz, Dorothy Carol 26, Stuckey, Bettie 189 Sturgill, Glenna Sue 182 Styles, Alan Eugene Styles, Patricia 120 Suggs, Daniel Rudolp 182 Sumerel, Delane George 120 Summers, Mary Elizabeth 33, 136 Summit, Mark Torbit 75 Surrency, Wanda Susan 74, 182 37,134 Sutton, Gary Lynn 46, 51, 75, 136 Sutton, John Howard Swarm, Samuel Lynn 70, 71, 73 Swain, Ray 50 Swann, Elizabeth 54,120 Swartz, Charles 36, 42, 120 Swarty, Susan Kay 184 Swimmer, Anita lVlae156 Swrnehart, Gregory 57, 89, 136 Switzer, Marguerite 136 Talton, Tina Suzanne 184 Tate, William Lucian 184 Taylor, Bobby Joe 184 Taylor, Edward Dalla 75,84 Taylor, Gary Lee 184 Taylor, John Edward 56,89,136 Taylor, John Wayne 136 Taylor, John Woodrum136 Taylor, Mitchell Taylor, Shelia Faye Taylor, Sylvia Dawn 36, 46, 50, 75, 156, 217, 218 Taylor, Wayne 89 Taylor, William 36,156 Tedder, Tedfor Ronald McRae 32,120 Thomas 184 Cl, Tegge, Ronald Dean 184 Tipton, Thomas, Dewitt Talma 36, 184 Barbara 44, 46, 75, 136 Thomas, Betty Camille 120 Thomas, Cheryl Lynn 34, 48, 136 Thomas, David Michael 120 Thomas, Eulalra Ann 184 Thomas, Joyce Elaine 189 Thomas, Richard Thomas, Susan Ann 33,136 Spenser, Rhonda Fay 182 Spitzhoff, Jonathon 32,119 Sprinkle, Susan 42, 43, 50, 155 Sprouse, Benjamin 38, 53, 158, Stafford, Susan 33, 71, 73, 156 Stair, Billy 119 Stanley, Ginger Ann 134 Stansell, William 73,134 182 Thomas, Vergi Ray 189 Thomason, Vernon 70, 72, 73, 136 Thomason, Wilna 189 Thompson, Bruce Wayne Thompson, Douglas 44, 46, 75, 184 Thompson, Evelyn 189 Thompson, Henry Thompson, Nancy Robin Tingler, Betty Jane 156 Todd, John Bruce 56, 184 Tompkins, Rollin 46, 75, 184 Toothman, Pamela Jean Towe, Debra Ruth 184,218 Trammel, Ronald 184 Traylor, Sarah Lynne 30, 54, 55, 73, 91, 156 Treaclwav, Sandra 136 Trent, Alan Gregory 136 Trrplett, Phillip 46, 50, 75, 184 Trott, Louanne184 Troup, Larry Eugene 73, 136 Tucker, Marilyn Que 121, 229 Turnstall, Sarah Ruth 184 Turner, Glen Jackson 36, 43, 48, Turner, Juanita Marilyn 37, 121, 229 Turner, Ronald Wilson 36 Turnipseed, Debra Ann Turpin, Paul Allen 184 Tuttle, Janelle S, Trumbovver 191 Tuttle, Matrsha Anne 46,75 Tweed, Lou Anne 156 Tyler, Sylvia Moneen 121 Tyler, Adelra Anne 43, 53, 156 156 55, 74, Index 1 235 Walko, Usery, Terry Alan 55,121 Van Horn, Mark Pace Varner, Sandra 33, 37, 121, 229 Varnes, James Vassar, Walter Thomas 121 Vaugh, Terry Leigh 50, 186 Vest, Christinia Lynn 186 Vickery, Eugene 186 Vines, Beverly 121 Vines, John Daniel 93, 121 Waddell, Marv Wood 123 Waddell, Stephen 123 Wadewitz, Stephanie 186 Waldroup, James 123 Walker Helen Walker, James Glen 36 Walker Martha Gail 35, 38, 136 Walker Nancy Morgan 75, 186 Walker Tim 52 Walker Sharon 136 Walker William156 John Wall, Robert Glenn 73,123 Wallace, Ira Christy 186 Wallin, Pamela Diane 136 Wallin, Vickie 136 Ward, Ann 50 Ward, Kenny Ira 39, 75, 76, 123, 229 Ward, Patricia Lee 33, 38, 50, 123 Ward, Roger Ervin 46, 47, 75, 186 Warren, Donna Rae 123 Washam, Irma Ann 186 Wattey, Cynthia Calhoun 189 Watterson, Pamela 26, 186 Watts, Daniel 186 Watts, Terry Allen 52, 123 Watts, John Edward 35, 38 Waugh, Phillip 191 Way, Kerry Emerson 136 Webb, Susan Lynn 74, 186 Webster, Maryanne 186 Welborn, James Hobbs 87 Wellborne, George 43,56,123 Wells, Daniel Ray 156 Werdebaugh, Carol 33, 136 West, Marie Adele 43, 186 West, Patricia Annette 43, 124, 137, 229 an kk. , 236 X Index West, Rick 28 Westall, Johnny 186 Weston, Sarah Ann 189 Wheeler, Charles Wheless, Robert Lewis 26, 35,56 Whitaker, Leslie 74, 156 White, Daniel Steven 186 White, Mary Mac 37, 48, 91, 123 White, June 53,156 Whitener, Debbie 33 Whiteside, Rebecca 54 Whitley, Alice 186 Whitley, Janet Lee Whitlock, Gregory Whitlock, Nedra 54 Whitmire, Margaret 46, 75, 186 Whiteside, Johnny Mae 189 Whitton, Beth 156 Wiggs, Wayne 63, 73, 89 Wiglesworth, Howard Keith 26, 43, 156 Wilcox, Carl 44, 46, 51, 75,137 Wilkinson, Elizabeth 137 Wilkinson, John 123 Wilkson, Lee Morgan 123 Williams, Benjamin 75,137 Williams, Elizabeth 186 Williams, James Lewis 36, 43, 52, 137 Williams, Karen Anne Williams, Michael 30, 41, 156 Williams, Steven 186 Williams, Steve 42, 43 Williams, Timothy 47,156 William, Tommy 186 Williamson, Diane Williamson, Lester 186 Willis, Helen lmogene 156 Willis, Joyne Ann 50 Wilson, Cheryll Ann Wilson, Alice 189 Wilson, Clifford 64, 73, 123 Wilson, Debbie Gaye 191 Wilson, Deborah Lee 35, 156 Wilson, Jean Phillips 189 Wilson, James Martin 35, 38, 73, 123 Wilson, Jessie Ruth 55, 73, 91, 156 Wilson, Kenneth Dale 36, 46, 75, 156 Wilson, Robert Dale Wilson Wilson Wilson , Robert Gregory 56, 156 ,Terrence 31, 137 Susan 186 Wirnpey, Shelia Ann 123 Winston, Jean 156 Wisienski, Patricia Wolfe, Barbara Ann 46, 75, 186 Wolfe, Margaret 186 Wolfinger, Mary Catherine 46, 75 Womack, Shawn 53 Wood, Joan Eileen 91,156, 186 Worley, Michael Gary 46, 47, 75 Wyatt, Wyatt Anita Shawn 123 Gary Russell 123 Wyatt: Jann iviichaei 137 Wyatt, Marilyn 186 Wykle, Grace Deborah 73,91 Yacob Yande i, Stephen Allen 26, 158, 186 ll, Linda Lee 32,156 Yates, Carol Lynn Yeckley, William 42, 46, 47, 51, 75 Yocum, Paul David 137 Young, Debra Elaine 33, 91, 137 Young, Deborah Leigh 191 Young, Karen 189 Young, Portia 189 Young, Shirley Rhodes 189 Young, Jane Lynn 31 Young, Pamela Loraine Admi lposed Bentle nistration shots onlyl y, Fred Blake 192 Chapman, Robert Roscoe 193 Cox, J Fish, J ames Robert 193 ames M. Gehring, Donald David 193 Hende Hoffm rson, Violette Breazeale 193 an, Richard Lee 193 Holcombe, Jane Mathis 193 Hough, John McManus, Jr. 193 Melvin, Robert Alfred Smith, Walter Price 193 Snelson, Frances Marie 193 Tydeman, William E. 111 Faculty Adams, Genevieve Williams Adams, John Popwell Anderson, Donald Nealon Babela y, Raymond Holloway 195 Baughman, Vesta 195 Bierbaum, Winona Dell 195 Bingham, Mildred Loraine Blevins, James Lowell 195 Booth, Gaston Worth 195 Bryant, Joyce Marilyn 195 Chapman, Rachel Messick 195 Chapman, Vernon Brown, Jr. 195 Cheek, Edwin Rives 195 Cox, Ruby Hudson 195 Cryder, Richard Lee DeVries, David John 195 Diercks, Fred Herman 195 Driskell, Marilyn Joy Edye, Alfred William Fish, Gwyndola Pierce 195 Ford, May Jo DeNardo Godwin, Joseph 195 Godwin, Lucille Strickland 195 Gray, Virgil R., Jr. Grose, Jack Norman 195 Hart, Virginia 195 Henderson, Don J. 195 Hines, Anna Margaret Hollingsworth, Barbara Dale 195 Holtkamp, Freddy Henry 195 Hughes, Betty Jean Farthing 195 Ihrig, Mary Alice 196 Jenkins, Albert Ellison 196 Jolley, Betty Cornette 196 Jolley, Harley E. 196 Jones, C. Robert Joyce, George M. 196 Kendall, Mumphord Holland 196 Knapp, Richard Gilbert Knisley, Samuel David, Jr. 196 Knott, Robert Eugene 196 Kramer, Robert Roy 196 Lamberson, Carolyn Hinton 196 Lee, Hilary Page 196 Leininger, Earl C. 196 Lenburg, LeRoy James 196 Lynch, William Larkin 194 Macoy, Katherine Wallis 196 Mahy, Gordon 196 Manske, Kenneth James 196 Meadows, Tommy Cleveland Medford, Nancy Carolyn 196 Metcalf, Teresa Gale 196 Morphy, Carolyn lVlcBee 196 Moser, Mabel Y. 197 Narron, Charlie Crafton Newton, Paul George 197 Outten, L.M.197 Pegg, William 194 Phillips, Charles Franklin Pressley, Ernest Wayne Quick, Frank WilIiam,Jr.197 Roberts, Dale Alexander 197 Roberts, Dorothy Weaver 197 Robertson, Donna Nagey Robertson, Joe Chris 197 Russell, Donald Robert 197 Sams, Emmett S. 197 Sanchagrin, Kenneth Maurice 197 Schubert, Joseph Palmer 197 Sears, William James 197 Serota, Cornelia Ann 197 Shields, Edgar Waddell, Jr, 197 Sinka, Margit Monica 197 Spence, Brenda Cummings 197 Stegall, Joel Ringgold 197 Stern, Larry Nathan 197 Stroud, Walter L., Jr. Taylor, Joseph Ralph 197 Therrell, Lou Booth 197 Thomas, James Warren Thomas, William Davis 198 Tisdale, Marian Atkinson 198 Treacy, Julie Ann Underwood, Evelyn 198 Vance, Hubert Robert Verhulst, Margaret Merchant 198 Walker, William P. 198 Watson, Elizabeth Webster 198 Wenige, Lynn Oliver 198 Whitman, Agnes Kools Wing, William Stephen 198 Wood, Arthur Everett 198 Wood, Harrell 198 Wood, Roy 198 Wright, Forrest Dale Yoder, Chris Administrative Staff Angus, Edward L. 194 Caldwell, Donald L., Jr. Campbell, John H., Jr. 194 Cochran, Benjamin T. 194 Duck, W. Otis Edwards, George W. Gregory, Kenneth Nl. Long, James B. Lynch, William L. 194 Mathews, David 194 Pegg, William F. 194 Powell, Charles H. Powell, W. Ernest, Jr. Riddle, William B. Spinks, W. Robert 194 ,, .i wx -N..,5. 238 I Conclusion .X .mg V4 .fp-. 52. 32 '-41 vu- Together we live alone , , , I I I .nf -H-1,.,,I :Q Wwe-' .fx N' 4 vfqif, - U3 C Iusion! 239 1 3 1 1 lr 240 l Conclusion pzeces of one hundred ezglazfeen years, in all the laistomz we know . . . .gil ng-In X 11112 ef gp. i ff-5 'x gf:-fx AV 2421 Conclusion ,vv We 're not the things we 've done: We are the zflaings we ZW, the things we leam . . . S 'Q 244fC '11 'd'4 1.14: 752 'Hifi Q M f 'fem. 7,49 ,fs Conclusion ! 245 Some of 246 I Conclusion i.. 'vw -a.. - . M... ,,:,. x N x ,O s A r . mr. '-'F , J mm 1 . 5 A vs 1-K ri .X -Q x mdk 1 2 K .,,,,...Z'!f XX NX 'll ,r X .H it vuu,..,M WN- . 'Kam Yum . 1 ,'Q,s,,-2, in' w ai . az- Q . 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