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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1981 volume:

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X ,XA I i A X , I I 'R I I wr- ' ' N J .J ' 4:8 f THIS IS IT ,LI I 1 I 51:3- liTi- P r WERE Lp 1 5 NX wi A-. 'X ,Y-lli. f G Q 18 V Houscolulue , -Tr T 'W' Y - r., . . , ,,, is 1' 19- QP .Ji f ,Qguu ' X ,4 . Q' 51-f vr.-L, g 'x.J I , - s - f. N 4' . ' 'fr ' H -U3 .-Vx, HA, xl, M W - Us-1 '41 lx Q ' AP- .1 AM 1 4 2 is O J ff Q 5 s if , 'f ' - 1 X C Xa N W ! :V .rx- 'A -MQ. Q 5 In .., 'QI 4.1: f I: vi: 1' 1' fm.-.1 q,,, f wif N. E . A sl.. I lx z- ,Q f f 1 4- f W ' .ff . - 1 I , ff, , 'gf' 1 I i A 'fl V f 1 ' , I X ff f'xY Y' ff .gxx N nf' -ug -- 4, I' K Q ', Xfi e E , . NN 4 4.3 0' YT? M xl 43 'I X '7 ' 1 v' 0 S Q l g 1 Q i E I TI! l L Q. '1 f ? 6+ SIL s I 22 L, I 2 GATE WAY GA TEWAY IS A STAFF OF STUDENTS WHOSE JOB IS TO WELCOME IN-COMING FRESHMEN IN THE FALL. ONE OF THEIR JOBS IS TO HELP THE STUDENTS MO YE INTO THEIR DORMS AND GET ACQUAINTED WITH THE OTHER STUDENTS. THEIR MAIN PURPOSE, THOUGH, IS TO MAKE THE STUDENTS FEEL WELCOME AND HELP THEM GET USE TO THEIR NEW SURROUNDINGS. THIS YEAR THE GATEWAY STAFF SPONSORED A DANCE WHICH PROVED TO BE SUCCESSFUL BY BRINGING MANY OF THE STUDENTS CLOSER TOGETHER. ' 1541+ yx.d.f.L-i'J.4,1U,.Li A ,, L GA TE WA Y , V -,......,........i. .,...,v:--5-ng... .... -rw.-H... ...fu--.., f . Z C: 'WA-C.-' f 5 I ax A 3 7 , '4 fl 1 gl ' ' 4 Y Ash An Q3 , Q , I i A Ai -ra -L H , bd . - X Qi? 23 GA TE WA Y 39 I' .. L X Q ' A'.- :QE ,M ,'- .,,, 1 -9-7 ' 0- ? , . VJ ' 1 . :il W ,NGN V 21 if x 31. ,. I E 1 sh lawn.. A 4 g I. L f ' , QW' in II Q. , 1 X 'M c- 11r-- . 1 f wg, , , -TNQ-sl N 1 IYN i 1 i 1 I 4 Q . ll ffssx 'W' X '1, . . .p. .-. ,M 3 'Af 'aa-. .' mg. .. ' 'f--sw J .I ii?-' Ml s. in wtf , I 5 ai 5 W PLAYS A SEVERAL ENTERTAINING PLA YS AND PRODUCTIONS WERE PERFORMED IN OWEN THEA TRE THIS YEAR IN- CLUDING Plf?A TES OF PENZANCE IN WHICH THE COLLEGE CHOIR SANG MOST OF THE SONGS. SEVERAL ONE-ACT PLA YS, INCLUDING THE XNVISIBLE DPA GON, WERE PER- FORMED IN WHICH THE PLA YS WERE DIRECTED BY THE STUDENTS THEMSEL YES. M Y SWEET CHARLIE, WHICH WAS SO SUCCESSFUL LAST SUMMER, WAS SHOWN AGAIN DURING THE FALL SO THAT THE STUDENTS ON CAMPUS COULD ENJOY THE PERFORMANCE. DURING JANUARY TERM A CLOWN CLASS WAS OFFERED TO STUDENTS AND TAUGHTBYA PROFESSIONAL HUSBAND- WIFE TEAM WHO PERFORMED IN OWEN THEA TRE PRIOR TO SPRING SEMESTER. PRODUCTIONS R lfjarg HMI CQHQQQ Theatre Ai, A comms soon gif? , THE INVISIBLE DRAGON . --'ff TI' 'cf 'xg .A S ' I ' L N . xx 27 PLA YS Qi '5 1 X i . 1 ' if-J- 'nr 1 .OI vnwl 1 Wy my , ,XZ 'fx an fzfwu - 'A l' br ' 4-f ! 51 W Q 5 K Q. 1 w -v Q. 7 V F ,- Q 1 N1 , if ,--.sr ANUAR Y TERM rf- I --X JUST FOR FUN 29 1 J. TERM EXCELLENCE IN ACTION YK-M, , .r , viii va-7.s.L,1,:g:,, vm- ,-.- ., W,-5 - ,W-,M X -: ll' ...,- 1 A' niii vi if ,.,,A paw HJ' xg . .Q .3 Wm. -Vg . 5 ', W - ffrt2':gf' X., - -4 xt H, X 1' v v.' ' A-' 4' 1 ' ,,,fgiyfVF':Ll5 ,f ik ryy , J I X111 fidcf f'f,Hg,, .LH V'UA'f f fl 'riff' FMU Nf I-,Lbs Iguana!!! ...ann-nl FI 1 .gl ,fef-. 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NC RELIGION RICHARD HEA TON AIKEN, SC POLITICAL SCIENCE CONNIE HILL LOUISVILLE, KY HOME ECONOMICS BONNIE HOLCOMBE MARION, NC THEA TRE ARTS EDUCA TION yr f,-f -r--,,---I X1 LISA HANCOCK CHARLOTTE, NC ELEMENTARY EDUCATION fr-'xv EUGENIA HARK INS CANTON, NC ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION pi 41' ,F 449' BRUCE HA THERLEE CANTON, NC ACCOUNTING 1 MA RK HENDERSON DEBRA HENSLE Y SHA RON HES TER EDEN, NC BURNS VILLE, NC BLADENBORO, NC I BUSINESS ADMINIS TRA TION ELEMEN TAR Y EDUCA TION ELEMEN TAR Y EDUCA TION L K ERR Y HIN TON L YNDA HIN TON LA URA HIPPS FA YE TTE VILLE, NC MA RS HILL, NC BLA CK MOUNTAIN, NC MUSIC MUSIC EDUCA TION MUSIC CECILE HOLDEN JIM HOLLAND KEITH HOLL O WA Y S UPPL Y, NC GA S TONIA, NC MARBLE, NC BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION MUSIC EDUCA TION PHYSICAL EDUCA TION 83 A -- A JAMES HOLMES CARK NC BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION DA VID HUFFMAN HOPE MILLS, NC BIOL OG Y BRENDA JARRETT WEA VER VILLE NC BUSINESS EDUCA TION GLENN Jams nocxwsu, NC nsuslou 84 ' Ar' 'I' S YL VIA HONE YCU TT A SHE VIL LB NC OFFICE A DMINIS TRA TION MARCIA HUSKINS BURNS VILLE, NC ART EDUCA TION WILLIE JEFFERIES CHERRYVILLE NC MUSIC CAROLINE JONES ASHEBORO, NC ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION 1 DA VID HA WKINS LEICES TER, NC HIS TOR Y DEBBIE HUTCHINS HA WTHORNE, FL ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION AUGUSTA JENKINS MARS HILL, NC HISTORY FLORENCE JONES PIEDMON11 SC RECREATION fl 3f l!51i3- ' 13?i3,'LT.?J-'?.FL?H1'K3T?X5E3 ROBERT HO WARD BURNS VILLE, NC BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION WA ms Hurcumsou swan, sc pecan non DANNY JENRICH CHARLOTTE, NC BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION NA NC Y JO WERS WILLIS TOM SC ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION , 1 w I X WA YNE KASPER L MARS HILL, NC I ENGLISH DEBBIE CL YDE, NC . BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION I ,- fp, PAM KELLE Y BOHBI KIMSE Y DENISE CAGLE KING FIG STONE GAP. VA LEXINGTOM NC CANTON, NC ACCOUNTING SOCIAL WORK OFFICE ADMINISTRA TION WJ MELISSA KNIGHT REBECCA KNIGHT MARK LACKEY ASHFWUF, NC ASHEVILLE, NC rlrusvlus, Fl. MUSIC RELIGION suslusss ADMINIS nu non I-EISA I-ANEY LOU LA THEM CLA UDIA LA WING LA WRENCE LEWIS A SHE YILLE, NC EASLE Y, SC SHELB Y, NC ASHEVILLE, NC RECREA TION RECREA TION EDUCA TION THEA TRE ARTS I I J !' KARL L You cunosowm, uc m pecan rlou I I . ,f ,,-:..1 ,.V,,,..., ,. BETH MA CHEN NE WNAN, GA SOCIAL WORK FAELA MANE Y ERIC MANN LEICHES TER, NC SUMMERVILLE, GA SOCIAL WORK RECREATION I L I 1 I I Nrv- JEFF MANN GREEN WICH, CT BUSINESS ADMINIS TRA TION DARRO W MA THIS N. AUGUSTA, SC BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION JA NICE MCDARIS WEA VER VILL5 NC PH YSICAL EDUCA TION WA YNE MILES SPARTA, NC BUSINESS ADMINIS TRA TION BILL Y MA R TIN SUMMER VILL E, GA RE CREA TION JOSEPH MA THIS N. AUGUSTA, SC PHYSICAL EDUCA TION ANN MCKA Y LAKE WORTH, FL BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION -M ANITA MILLER LEWISBURG, TN MUSIC PERFORMANCE GILBERT MARTINEI MA ULDIM SC BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION CA THY MCCALL MCCLELLAN FOMPANO, FL HOME ECONOMICS EDUCATION SUSAN MCS WA IN WEST GERMAN Y OFFICE ADMINIS TRA TION DEBRA MA THESON ANDRE WS, NC OFFICE ADMINIS TRA TION CYNTHIA McCLELLAN MARS HILL, NC RECREATION CHARLES MIDDLETON ASHEYILLE, NC SOCIAL WORK JAMES MILLER LESLIE MILLING SPARTANBURG, SC FLORENCE, SC SOCIAL WORK RECREATION 'J ' 'TTY' EE?-??I59??FSl,. ,. I ' ' , f Mnkyj. I I N I I I I CA TH Y MIMS EDGEFIELD, SC SOCIAL WORK W, I w N E I N LINDA O'KAIN OAK RIDGE, TN ' BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION X 1 A V, I f LARR Y PA R TON A SHE YILLE, NC RECREA TION V ' 1 A-1' CA TH Y MITCHELL RIDGELAND. SC ELEMENTAR Y EDUCA TION BL Y O'NEAL LAKE WORTH, FL RE CREA TION MARK PEL TON DURHAM, NC MUSIC ucv MARK MOORE MARS HILL, NC THEA TRE ARTS JOEY ORR ROBBINS VILLE, NC HIS TOR Y MIKE PLEMMONS WA YNESVILLE, NC BUSINESS ADMINIS TRA TION JIM MOTES CALHOUN FALLS, SC RELIGION KATHY PARKS SPARTANBURG, SC SOCIAL WORK CAND Y PORTER SPARTA, NC RECREA TION ,I 511147045 POWELL- LANE BAXTER CHARLENE RA Y DIANA REEL MARS HU-L NC ANDREWS, NC MARS HILL, NC EDGEFIELD, SC CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY HISTORY SOCIAL WORK N I ur wr' ' A A ,Y M1 V A W y, DEBRA REESE ASHEYILLE, NC RADIOL OGIC TECHNOLOGY MELISSA RICHARDS HENDERSONVILLE, NC FASHION MERCHANDISING JA Y RUSS HENDERSON VILLE, NC RELIGION ROBIN RENSINK VERO BEACH, FL RECREA TION CHRIS ROBINSON MARS HILL, NC BUSINESS ADMINIS TRA TION X RICHARD RYAN BALTIMORE, MD CHURCH MUSIC L.: 'CZ MAR v Rufus:-:Apr cz mg NC HISTORY ron nozsu nossms wuz uc PHYSICAL snucA non CAROLE SANDERS RIDGELAND, SC POLITICAL SCIENCE CI-IFF SEIRCY JODY SELF JOYCE SEX TON MOUNTAIN HOME, NC COLUMBIA, SC LITTLE ROCK, AR ENGLISH RECREA TION FASHION MERCHA NDISING V 1. 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'ji' . -I ., 3331551 ' 'i6!Fl?5f??51kfff-?T?f5YV5f5Er I KAREN RICE MARSHALL, NC BUSINESS EDUCATION LINDA ROYAL HIGH POINT, NC BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION T1 JOANNE SA NDERSON KINS TON, NC RELIGION JEANNIE SHA W CHARLOTTE, NC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION F-' X7 FRAN SHEL TON HENDERSON VILLE, NC ELEMENTAR Y EDUCA TION KAREN SMITH MARS HILL, NC BIOLOGY rf VICK I SMITH FREDERICK SBURG, VA ART EDUCA TION PA TTY S TA ME Y MIAMI SPRINGS, FL HIS TOR Y N ,YE It ,,,, PHIL SHUFORD WINS TON-SALEM, NC S OCIALOG Y MIKE SMITH COMO, NC ACCOUNTING AMY SOLD WEDEL FORT LA UDERDALE, FL RECREA TION DONNA STANLEY FREDERICK SBURG, VA THEA TRE A R TS W 'uusdnu-----M 'A - EDIE SLA TTERY GREAT FALLS, SC MUSIC EDUCA TION NA NC Y SMITH GRANITE FALLS, NC RECREA TION PERRY SOMERS REIDS VILLE, NC BUSINESS ADMINIS TRA TION MIKE STANLEY NEWLAND, NC SOCIAL WORK EDDIE SMITH ATLANTA, GA BUSINESS ADMINIS TRA TION PAM SMITH EASLEY, SC ENGLISH Juus srsus ouuwooo v, GA ELEMENTARY soucn rlou JAN S TEELMA N YADK IN VILLE, NC NURSING N I I xi, V r Y . 1 i I w-r DA ws swn NN g uuuco, FL 5 PSYCHOLOGY I F Q I I nu u n on I snsu, uc , Music i I M 1 'Y l l ' usA rwsso f MAnsHAu, NC slozoov I I I zuzsus wcxsnv smnmusunc, sc 90 ENGLISH i usA M rs Aunsnsou, sc Music soucn TION ERIC THEALL MAITLAND, FL BUSINESS ADMINIS TRA TION TRA CE Y UNS WOR TH ROME, GA HOME ECONOMICS Jam vucmsns roms elven, NJ nsusuruv enum non JENNIFER TA YLOR COLUMBIA, SC SOCIAL WORK KIMBERL Y THOMAS WOODBRIDGE, YA A CCOUNTING CHARLES VAN GORDER ANDREWS, NC BUSINESS ADMINIS TRA TION AUNDRIA WALKER HENDERSON VILLE, NC BUSINESS ADMINIS TRA TION MIKE TA YL OR CLEAR WA TER, FL ENGLISH nlckv fucken cum NC susuvsss ADMINISTRA rlou KELLE Y YAUGHN DALLAS, NC ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION DEHIIE WATERS VALDESE, NC ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION -f A -A-J ' f2i.?'5?Ii4E?YiTF, , ff' M' rd' ,,.1 EDITH WA T5 ON SANDRA WHEELER DA NIEL wI.IIfA KER PEN Wll. ES N. WILKESBOR0, NC MA ps HILL, NC MARS HILL' Nc SUMMER VIL LE, SC SOCIOI. OG Y QIQIDQG y RELIGION HISTOR Y f-fr DUNNA WII-IIAIWS PAUL wolwncx su YN wooo LYNDA GREENSBORO. NC Mus HILL, NC DURHAM, NC Mon vsu, NC MUSIC POLITICAL sclfucs suausu socm work PA T WRIGHT ASHEVILLE, NC ART STUDIO WORK ' 4' I -I-' .525 X, 'XX JIM 61 ,.,.,. D-. ,ff -. if I,-, K.. . h A , S . .gk , fix- X A 4 ,V A IQ DONNA ENOCHS ISAAC WELC f +21 ' -Oils .'. Y MEI. VIN DUNN f 'ij a ' :A 'M.:1gfg3:,11 Hl'5 lil NlBJ 5. I S -Qi -.44 FAM .-I, QQ i .'-rf D' J s 'Y ANITA S YL VIA 5 . .1531 JUDY umgyfl:-nu! . W QW ' ' .rhini- WHO S i gn I uv WHO 94 WHO 'S WHO W! !t. 3 - DA VE CAI. VERT V - .ww ,w - -:up +vqur'1,,-'vlx ,f'E. lR?ll ... .W ..,, 4.11.4 , ml., h ,. .. 1 f mf 1 F N -.Q if- glu- PERRY SOMERS www! ik msrsvsnlocss H . ,am ,I A '- 1, A. NOT PICTURED: DANNY JENRICH am? -L5 ' -4 11 '- Y-f -'f-' - - -- - k----N -A WHO 'S WHO I .31-.-C 7 Q4 -5.y.,bf -A: ffzf- 44, 'lx-. , ' .far -.-2:1 - Q. -w'4.:v,? ii'i'ii... 51 X :bl iq. 1 'luis f 5 E -X ,i W - I 1 I I My 1 u . 'L ,Q . ' I ME I ft . 5 1 R yx f Jani ADMINIS TRA TIO DR. FRED BLAKE BENTLEY PRESIDENT PRESIDENT FRED BENTLEY FEELS THAT ONE OF THE EXCITING ASPECTS OF BEING A PART OF MARS HILL COLLEGE IS THAT EACH YEAR EXCITING AND INNOVATIVE CHANGES TAKES PLA CE. THE HARRIS MEDIA CENTER, CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION, IS ONE EXAMPLE OF INNOVATION WHICH WILL FACILITA TE SUPPORT SERVICES TO OUR CURRICULUM AND STUDENTS. AS AN ADMINISTRA TOR, PRESIDENT BENTLEY FEELS AS THOUGH MARS HILL HAS A FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT AND A TRUE SENSE OF CARING FOR OTHERS. BY WORKING TOGETHER, HE FEELS WE CAN CONTINUE TO BE ON THE CUTTING EDGE OF THE MAJOR ISSUES IN OUR SOCIETY. NFL! '. 'lla ADMINIS TRA TION f VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS DR RICHARD LEE HOFFMAN LAST SUMMER, DEAN HOFFMAN AND HIS WIFE JEANNE, DROVE TO CUERNA VACA, MEXICO, WHERE THEY LIVED WITH A MEXICAN FAMILY FOR ALMOST FOUR WEEKS. DEAN HOFFMAN FOUND THIS VISIT TO MEXICO TO DE A VALUABLE LEARNING EXPERIENCE OF A THIRD- WORLD COUNTRY AND THE CULTURE OF MEXICO. THIS TRIP AFFORDED HIM A BROADER KNOWLEDGE OF MEXICAN FAMILIES AND THEIR LANGUAGE. W .- M If I 1 r , I 1-w . ki , W A DMINIS TRA TION 0 0 THIS YEAR SEVERAL CHANGES OCCURRED AS THE COLLEGE MOVED FORWARD IN A RE- SPONSE TO THE CHALLENGES. ONE EXAMPLE ACCORDING TO PRESIDENT IENTLEIC CAN BE SEEN IN THE RURAL LIFE DEMONSTRATION CEN- TER IN WHICH THE LAB OF THE COLLEGE WAS EXTENDED TO THE BRUCE FARM, WHERE EXPERI- MENTS WERE CONDUCTED IN TECHNOL OGK CROPPING, AND PRESERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF GROWTH ON CAMPUS IS THE HARRIS MEDIA CENTER. THE DESIGN OF THIS BUILDING, WHICH PLACES IT UNDERGROUND, SPEAKS TO THE ISSUE OF ENER- GY CONSERVATION WHILE FACILITA TING SUP- PORT SERVICES TO OUR CURRICULUM. FRANCIS SNELSON, ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT .louu HOUGI-L vnu ron courmuuve spu- CA non I ADMINIS TRA TION MICHAEL O'lRIEN, DEAN OF STUDENT DEVELOPMENT ' ii' '..LgWi'lL1QQ.l1ZTflfilit 1 fE,f'1 f: 'fEBZJ3:3L 'iiiliiifi Jf'lriE'93E1W5...1 ,A 71 X 1 4 J--:Af W ,f..- y 5 -If - V W W-it -+- JOHN CAMPBELL, PUBLIC IN- FORMATION ASSISTANL AND WALTER SMITH, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INFORMA TION i JOHN HAMRICAQ DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL AID VIOLETTE HENDERSOM BUSINESS MANAGER 'N f I I 2' 3 'I A ' J' ' fi' xi . , v :E 5 f I' 1.5 'IE I . I 7 'T X V' L V5 , - . - ' , . f-A-I 5 1 I I - It Lx V- - I ' I I is 1 n . DENNIS HILL, ASSOCIA TE DEAN FOR ADMISSIONS, AND LUCY PA TTER- SOM ADMISSIONS COUNSEL OR 10 1 ADMINIS TRA TION 5 I 'A-'HQQL ANN DA YIDSOM LIBRARIAM MEDIA SERVICES mem mfmimmn LEWIS MILLER, DIRECTOR OF LIBRARY SER- YICES , ,i 102 A DMINIS TRA TION . Y . DA VID SMITH, CAMPUS MINISTER -ani SUE FIIIGERALD, DIRECTOR OF CENTER FOR CHRISTIAN MIN ISTRIES LJ, i11133?i2Z.1i1.iEEYiEb.LJ!4i,7f'I1iE:K QK'f?L. f 1 Li, .'I.V,,f f My xi' rp ' GAIL SA WYER, COORDINATOR, PDS: JILL MANNIS TO, FIELD COOR- DINA TOR INTERNSHIP PROGRAM JERRY PLEMMONS, COORDINA- IRAD ZAIEL, DIRECTOR OF HOUSING TDR AEHSP x Q 4 , AUDRE Y WARD, TUTORING COORDINA TOR: LUCY KEMPSON, SPECIAL SER- KAREN Hiyfgy, gfypgyf Acflvlflfs pl. YICES COUNSEI-OR nscrong KAY lnwlu, wmv nusmsss MANAGER 103 I ADMINIS TRA TION 'Ib 4-5 Z , gu- .--- 1 pf JIM FISH, DIRECTOR OF PHYSICAL PLANT V, N X XS I Iv -11 Q LLOYD MOORE, DIRECTOR UPWARD BOUND AND SPECIAL SER- VICES DENNIS HYATZ DIRECTOR OF DINING SERVICES DA VID DE YRIES, COORDINATOR OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS -4-.4 -1 i E1LLj3EQLLL...li7YfKEYL'37B:3?T3EN?g O l f . I + 2 . Q 7 I ,V W-1 if ' in f 1. -,, ROBERT RUARK, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF DE VELOPMEN11 AND JAMES COX, DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT OUNSELIN RICHMEN CEN TE fi Jwvqmn, V MARIAN PLAUT, ACTING DIRECTOR, COUNSELING CENTER, DA VID v MA THE WS, CAREER DEVELOPMENT COUNSEL OR AND PLACEMENT DON CALD WELL, DIRECTOR OF BOOKSTORE COORDINA TOR AND PURCHASING -j,E. - -b.-M. A 10 5 i I ADMINISTRATION 1 x.. Q- ' .L K v THE ART DEPARTMENT OFFERED COURSES IN STUDIO WORK, ART HISTORK ART EDUCATION AND AESTHETICS TO HELP BROADEN STUDENTS' CREATIVE LEARNING. DURING THE YEAR, WORKS I Y MEMBERS OF THE DEPARTMEN11 AS WELL AS THOSE OF PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS, WERE DISPLA YED IN PETERSON CONFERENCE CENTER, THE LIBRARY AND THE FINE ARTS GALLERY. v- ' up sruosur wonxma fzp Gannon MANY 439 Jos cl-mls nossnrsou 449 srsmsu wma 'Hu-L' H- 'W 41 M' 40- ,AW X W 2-gsm A s. I A. :JAX ig THIS YEAR THE BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT WENT TO GREAT LENG THS TO IMPROVE UPON TRADITIONAL LEARNING EXPERIENCES THROUGH THE USE OF ,Q OUTDOOR INSTRUCTION. WHENEYER POSSIBLE, FIELD TRIPS AND LABS WERE USED TO SUPPLEMENT 'Q' AND REINFORCE CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES. OFTEM L4 -Ib ' I WQ::'I'f '-','. 1:13 INTERESTED FA CUL TY AND STUDENTS GA THERED F 'IR IMPROMPTU AFTERNOON FIELD TRIPS AND RETURNED LADEN WITH INTERESTING FINDS. ffj JO ANN CROOM f2j FRANK QUICK f3J BILL HUTT flj ALAN SMITH f5j DON MCLEOD 107 FA CUL TY 'Pg .Nb w Q-- X x 5- X X ' 225' r 1f z X X X laik 1 . 5 . 4 .5 uf- F65 108 FA CUI. TY lbs, Q-ig xi up RA curl CHAPMAN 129 Jos sum ap cmuuss mssszsv 149 DA wo srsnuus fs, JACK Gross fog NEAL Mexsuzls fn nov wooo fs, crupus me non H' . Q1 imM ' ni ' 1. .M .gg 'ff' lf 'sf' i5f52lfi5EEZ'.t...H 'G -Tsilfif.r11fiTf'jz'f5i?E?T5iEX?HKH..., U BUSINESS BUSINESS, ONE OF THE LARGEST DEPARTMENTS ON CAMPUS, TOUGHENED REQUIREMENTS ON ITS MAJORS THIS YEAR. STUDENTS MUST NOW HA YE A CONCENTRATION IN BANKING, FINANCE MARKETING, ECONOMICS, INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS OR MANAGEMENT TO GRADUA TE WITH A DEGREE. SUCH CONCENTRA TIONS SHOULD S TRENGTHEN A GRADUA TE 'S CHANCES IN OUR SPECIALIZED WORLD. 4 X. s V , ll v I' if 'Q Q-.N P 'A' If w 'r- T 109 FACULTY CHEMIS TR Y WHA T MA Y BE A CHEMICAL MIS TAKE TODA Y COULD BE THE ANSWER TO TOMORROW'S PROBLEM. AS USUAL, THIS YEAR THE THREE WELL-TRAINED MEMBERS OF THE CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT WORKED WITH SUCH A PREMISE IN MIND AS THEY GUIDED EA CH FUTURE SCIENTIS T TO HIGHER LE YELS OF LEARNING. 1 10 FACULTY ffj STUDENT WORKING f2j FREDDY HOL TKAMP CD KEN MANSKE 00 GENE VIE VE ADAMS fx ju -I .iv v 'v -1 34-Lf, . KL - if ...iiffjiiri EQZEEEZIIHHQ. FOREIGN THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT IS S TEPPING OUT OF THE COUNTRY AND INTO SOME EXCITING LEARNING EN VIRONMENTS. THIS FALL DERRICK JOHNSON S TUDIED IN MEXICO, AND THE BIGGEST PLAN ON THE DRA WING BOARD IS A SEMESTER'S VISIT TO MEXICO B Y A GROUP OF FIFTEEN STUDENTS IN FALL '81, up G wvu FISH 521 passer Anon fag KA rusnuvs MA co v up mcuun KNAPP fs, suvmu oasnarsu gap HERR xnufn .,. fv XJ 1 1 I , I T 111 f YQ. A , 4. -0 FA CUL TY 1-Q1 , '43, iw .fr . . ix 1956, -sf A H ,A f R THIS DEPARTMENT PREPARES STUDENTS TO TEA CH IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS. THERE ARE APPROXIMA TELY 150 MAJORS WHO IN- TERN IN THE MADISON, BUNCOMBB OR ASHEVILLE CITY SCHOOL S YS TEM. THE LIBRARY SCIENCE READING, AND GIF TED AND TAL- ENTED PROGRAMS HA YE BEEN SUCCESSFUL FOR MAJORS' CON- CEN TRA TIONS. FA CUL TY f I -awning V A3111 ...FN .,,L,, A: f - . 1. TERESA STERN, 2. VERNON CHAPMAN, 3. DOROTHY CRISSMAN, f ' 4. Mun' Les Moons, 5. Juus Lone, a. Lou rusnnsu, 7. wonru I 3 I , q nooru, s. aiu suns, 9. sscxv sun, fo. sum: aooonuu. ,Ss wi X i 1 'S r-R W Q 'W v N 'x v .0- l I 1 lu. 'Hb I' VX f ja fx -, -A x 1 ! I I P W an if Ki a r I 'Ia' TY ENGLISH GROWTH IS A MAJOR CONCERN AS OUR ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SETS GOALS AND OBJECTIVES FOR STUDENTS WHO HAVE DECIDED TO WORK AND LEARN WITH THE DEPARTMENI1 THIS YEAR THE DEPARTMENT ITSELF HAS GROWN WITH THE ADDITION OF TWO ON-CAMPUS TEACHERS, CARLA ISAA OS AND JEAN MCAFEE WHO JOINED THE STAFF WHEN KAREN THOMAS RETURNED TO GRADUATE STUDIES- TO GROW AS A STUDENT ONCE MORE. up may mms ap ssrrv Huouss up cum :su cs 153 vssm u ual-:MAN gap so wuv cnssx fag Nos: xuwuuou -.9 'Z' I1 I N FACULTY I XX 5 tl! 'A Lk . u ,, V, I1-A-4' v. 1 '14, P' 5. ffl, ' 7 ?35w'1,L.L fvf fl -757T'E'.TrT3?Tii'f7ATlWEBx' ..11 x X, 3 I J I x X 4 1 up Lucius eoowm fzp PA r vsnHuLsr 4:0 KA v onsconv up JEAN MCA rss 159 Jos scuussnr N. A '23-W. . -'Q 1 15 FACUI. TY Y b , A COMPETENCE-BASED MAJOR FOR HISTORY WAS OFFERED THIS YEAR DUE TO A GRANT RECEIVED FROM THE NA TIONAI. ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES. MEMBERS OF THE DEPARTMENT HELD A WORKSHOP TO DISCUSS TEACHING STRATEGIES AND BEGAN ACTIVE USE OF THE NEW PROGRAM DURING FALL SEMESTER. fu JIM LENBURG 529 .Lou CRA WFORD fag ssrrv and HARLEY JoLL5v flj RON ELLER 559 LARRY MILLER ,-5 f K 3 .LI ,, ,q,f1 W R'-11-M M I HO EEC HOME ECONOMICS MAJORS S TRIVE TO MEET THE NEEDS OF FAMILY MEMBERS IN OUR EVER- CHANGING WORLD. THIS YEAR MEMBERS OF THE DEPARTMENT SPONSORED A PIONIC FOR MAJORS, PRESENTED A FASHION SHOW AT THE ASHEVILLE MALL AND ATTENDED THE STA TE CONVENTION IN FA YE TTE VILLE, N. C. ffj STUDENT WORKING f2j INA OWENS fag wmolu slsnuuu 141 ssrrv LA YMAN 1 Y g f 117 FACULTY A TH MA THICS Pb' THE MA TH DEPARTMENT EXPANDED ITS CURRICULUM THIS FALL TO OFFER STUDENTS A TOTAL OF THREE COMPUTER SCIENCE COURSES FUTURE PLANS ANTICIPA TE A FULL SIX COURSES IN THE COMPUTER SCI ENCE AREA THESE COURSES ARE GOOD OP REERS THE MA TH LAB CONTINUED T0 OPER ATE IN THE BASEMENT OF THE WALL BUILD ING STUDENTS NEEDING ASSISTANCE IN GAINING COMPETENCE FOUND THE LAB VERY USEFUL THE MA TH LAB GA VE OTHER STUDENTS EXPERIENCE IN TEACHING BY WORKING AS SPECIALIZED TUTORS PORTUNITIES NOT ONL Y FOR MA TH STU- DENTS BUT ALSO FOR STUDENTS OF ALL CA- 1. ART WOOD, 2. DON RUSSELL, 3. SUSAN KISER 4. NANCY MEDFORD, 5. EMMETT SAMS, 6 BILL PEGG. FA CUL TY s X -My iv?-V-5---n-.'. - Y--Y:-J -X., :J , W , 119 FACULTY MUSIC THIS YEAR THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT COMIINED WITH THE THEATRE ARTS DEPARTMENT TO SPONSOR GILBERT AND SULLIVAN'S PIRA TES OF PENZANCE IN MlD-OC- TOBER. THE COLLEGE CHOIR, TROMBONE ENSEMILE AND FLUTE ENSEMILE PERFORMED A T THE STA TE NCMEA CONVENTION IN WINS TON-SALEM. THIS PARTICIPATION WAS BY INVITATION ONLY. THE DEPARTMENT SPON- SORED THE THIRD CONTEMPORARY CHORAL COMPOSI- TION FESTIVAL ON NOVEMBER 1. THE GUEST CONDUC- TOR WAS NATIONALL Y-KNOWN COMPOSER, ALICE PARKER, WHO ALSO COMMISSIONED A PIECE OF HER WORK FOR THE MHC CHORAL SERIES. THE PREMIERE PERFORMANCE OF THIS PIECE WAS ON NOVEMBER 1. THE GUEST CONDUCTOR FOR THE FEBRUARY CHORAL CLINIC WAS NORMAN LUIOFF. ZF? 09 '1 MA Y JO GRA Y PAUL NEWTON BRUCE BISHOP DONNA ROBERTSON AGNES WHITMAN JOYCE BRYANT DON IEARDEN JOHN ADAMS WA YNE PRESSLE Y RA Y IAIELA Y JOY GENTILE WA YNE IO WMAN S .1 S L 122 FA CUL TY up ooeoruv noeenrs fzp ANNA Hines gap BILL monus up Juue former fsp susm Hensley up env seeuce Up CAROL vu uusensou A B ,e,.,, s -I , ,-V, , , 'Cm 1 1 -' '51-mg .-r 'f, ' 7::1:.-ugwf if. 1 . . ...fm Rs., X U . S W7- x if-X 123 FA CUL TY PHYSICAL EDUCATIO THE SPORTS MEDICINE PROGRAM INITIA TED IN THE FALL OF 1978, WAS APPROVED JUNE 1980 BY THE NATIONAL ATHLETIC TRAINERS ASSOCIATION. THIS WAS A BIG STEP FOR THE PROGRAM, WHICH WILL NOWA WARD A CERTIFI- CA TE TO GRADUATES. TWO NEW FACULTY MEMBERS BE- CAME A PART OF THE STAFF THIS YEAR. DWA YNE VAN VA CTOR BECA ME THE DIRECTOR OF THE RECREA TION PRO- GRAM, IN WHICH THERE WERE APPROXIMA TELY 60 MA- JORS. DR. GLENDA GUILLIAMS IS THE NEW WOMEN'S ATH- LETIC DIRECTOR AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN THE DE- PARTMENT2 1. HARRELL WOOD 2. GAIL WEBSTER 3. DWA YNE VAN VACTOR 4. GLENDA GUILLIAMS lj. Ill QL.,- V - 1 . i 1.351231 M ,Exif 1 J 'ix 1 I I I X R E I Q 'X ,.. ,V '14 . - 'S ' If M :alla hi-'EK' I, i ua . X i I w I Q wg -. -'I' Ifvnvvviv' - V o fv -IX ' s K . I fy ' ' .5 N ' 1' .A E 4 'V ll . I -I 1 ,Q-Q-I . 2' -., V I - Pg, , .,-' Q , . 3. r ' 5. fr 6. mu . .95 'L- W, MIDVDII X c BILL WALKER DON HENDERSON VIRGINIA HART JOHN WELLS LURA EDSALL CHARLIE PHILLIPS fr Hn .' 'HJ' .HI Q i -- ,AX I I I X r' - 125 P. E. YI is ,I Ll' 9' ' . , K A il? RELIGIO THIS YEAR THE DEPARTMENT REAFFIRMED ITS TRADITIONS OF EXCELLENCE IN EDUCA TION B Y ANNOUNCING A NEW CHURCH- LEADERSHIP SCHOLARS PROGRAM PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS WHO MA Y OR MA Y NOT A TTEND A SEMINAR Y. IN ADDITION, DR. ROBERT KNOTT JOINED THE S TAFF. 1. ELLISON JENKINS, 2. EARL LEININGER, 3. TOM SA WYER, 4. BOB MEL YIM 5. PAGE LEE 6. ROBERT KNOT11 :F , l- .S I v A -fl f - ' 2-'. W . .E F v!lf',,x K ll , ii iii B- F - .7 .H in li US, E Re I , if Q I . I '11 iiiii I Z' rs- f -in . -: - 2 ,, ' ,. '2 YQ -Y Nr 1: ' A J. A .af U . K,.,l 'I :nm 1 L.. ,L f.,,nW 'f Isis: 14-an- ... 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E 2 0 R Q I N H X! an - gl w I LI. n 1 Q 1 1 N-1 J Vi ll' E ' I Lk. 1 I w , , I . ul X THE BRA INS LEFE COACHES STANDING: MIKE PRIOR, OF- FENSIVE LINE, CLAUDE 'HOOT' GIBSON, HEAD COA CI-I: ALEX ROBINS, OFFENSIVE BACKS1 KNEELING: BILLY SIMMONS, DEFENSIVE LINE, RALPH MCGILL, DEFENSIYE SECONDARY. THE 1980 MHC LION FOOTBALL TEAM FINISHED WITH A MOST IMPRESSIVE RE- CORD OF 8-2-1. THROUGHOUT THE SEA- SON, THE LIONS WERE RANKED SIXTH NA- TIONALL Y AND RECEI YED AN IN VITA TION TO A NAIA PLA YOFF GAME, WHICH WAS HELD IN MEARES STADIUM. THE LIONS END- ED THEIR SEA SON A T THA T HARD FOUGH T GAME WHEN THEY WERE DEFEA TED IN OYERTIME BY KEARNEY STA TE COLLEGE. 9-6. SENIORS KNEELING: J. C. BURKE TT, STEVE CAMPBELL, KENNY PHILLIPS, STEVE FERGUSON, DEXTER FISHER, BO JAMES. STANDING: MEL VIN DUNN, CLIFF SEARC Y, BRUCE HA THERLEE, DALE FARR, JOHNNY MORRIS, JOHNNY GULLEDGE, BILL Y MARTIN. All , . , , U. . , .,, fy. .fu ,,. ...fm .al ' 9w-K i' sl '13 4:f?. it ifvxs 5- av 1- Q.. ......, 1' Mi? 'X V 2 .s.. , ,J ag ,, .Z-G-1j,,L3.' ,L . ...Ox lun., i . ,K ,gy F: s r' f ,L 4 K -.. ,- . x J ' f -.x ,-If. - . N r x l Fix ma-5' 4' .1 ,Wat 3 -5 ' ' . '51-fs:m,:.Q,4jl. 5 i' . . fvqn. f7 Y'r-' . 3 1 1 7 I K 1' x 4- -I' ' 1 AEE '-1' M, g ' uni. ' I k. ,. 'fi I 135 4 F00 TBALI. 6, Q, ' v u'u:.xu4-mygdp sn: . V -Q Y iw. .- --jf: un. s Yvv 54 ll-wg. ri i C-If F . ' ' A xii .1 - 0 . - - M 1 'N' igxi ..x-wunmmmmunwifiiwvwmmxaw:.ii,wammw A i,f..I. f,- l ix GOLD PRIDE GOLDEN PRIDE IS A SUPPORTIYE AND HELPFUL GROUP OF GIRLS WHO ARE DEDICATED AT WORKING VERY HARD TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT SCHOOL SPIRIT. THE GOLDEN GIRLS PUT CANDY IN THE ATHLETES' POST OFFICE BOXES AND MAKE SPIRIT SIGNS FOR THE CAFE- TERIA. THE MAIN GOALS OF GOLDEN PRIDE ARE TO BE A SERVICE TO THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT AND TO THE GOLDEN M CLUB. THESE GIRLS ARE DEDICATED AND SPEND LOTS OF TIME KEEPING SPIRIT INS TILLED IN THE STUDENTS AND ATHLETES. OFFICERS: PRES., TRACE Y UNSWORTH1 Y. PRES., BRENDA MCGRA Wg SEC., BRENDA MCGRA W: FOOTBALL CHAIRMAN, CINDY DOMINYJ BASKETBALL CHAIRMAN, LISA HANCOCK .17 GOLDEN PRIDE E z 2 NI s S n E .T E :Q li 'fl E Us E I5 3 S L as 2 E 'fl E 9. U 5 lh S' E S u E E S E 5 'II S! S we -. nn 'E E 2 Bl 0 E 'u 5 rn 3 138 BASKETBALL G YW OHIS YH 59Nl'l53NX OU HdUflW AWWII' 'SWYITIIM ANNYG 'X A 3303 UI 'H HJIDI 131000 NJHJIIS 59NI NA DH3 'SNNII izlil' 'N X3 'N YSHOW il -u -.1V.,-:.,..,Jf..1...2-masl. V '-al-ff- LL f'K5iL.4ZZ.1...J ' - 7477 7- '4ULmZ?1TE?IEL'I3l1-If .I I -4 ,nw A. divx 1: x .1 J :gm dj- 'C-fu. . 4X3 5? ' 3- -1:-1--i Val 91 sf, ,i' L s v I -. . - K 'R 1:-AQ-'S ,X i ' NX- fs abr, wif' 'S S S E 'Q 'U T' 1 1 Elk X THE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM GOT A GREAT START AS THEY SPENT THE YEAR REBUILDING. THEIR NEW COACH, DR. GLENDA KILLER GUILLIAMS, BROUGHT NEW IDEAS TO THE TEAM AND LED THE LADY LIONS WELL. WITH TWO EXPERIENCED SENIORS TO SUPPORT THE YOUNG TEAM THE LADIES REPRESENTED MARS HILL COLLEGE WELL. 9 'il J H u 2 f 5 , O 1 3 up E 2 Z F? 8 3 I cm R E 1. as E 'C s 4 5, 9 i, 5 5 0 2 s U N, 0 vu 5 JI li L gm il g H' 9 I .9 I :I E L 2 gg ' E yi 3 a F n ll 142 2: 5. 'E E F? 9. E 5 Z2 2 D 3 z I 0 2 C 3 S E 2 2 'G L 5 5 I a s 10 'E 9 'fl 'U 2 3 'fl 5 L ,UIOJI 'HQIIOH ATIOH 'H511lH YS3H31 'GHYTTYU NIWUYO '113MG1YO In 'E 'li 2 '12 K ,Qu 5 vt, ka L1 'I f-fmw.fEmA CAPTAINS: ANGIE JOHNSON, CAROL YN ADAMS A-gg, .N S1215 IL' QI.. A- ' .... ,Q :.', ' LADY LIONS BASKETBALL ri -s V.. HEAD COACH DR. QLENDA GUILLIAMS AND MANAGER KIM BECK NfK A-up 143 BASKETBALL 4. 'Es U in 'I 24. , . Q L.. 4' ,X 1f' f, X' THE LADY LIONS BEGAN PRACTICE OPTIMISTICALLY WITH THE FIRST DA YS OF SEPTEMBER AS THE SEASON PROGRESSED THEY WERE CHALLENGED BY SUCH STAUNCH OPPONENTS AS WESTERN CAROLINA UNC GREENSBORO AND LENOIR RHYNE BUT UNDER THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF COACH GAIL WEBSTER AND THE LEADERSHIP OF SENIORS SUZANNE POWELL AND JENNIFER TAYLOR THE TEAM MARCHED ON TO A 15 21 SEASON FINISH WE HAD A YOUNG TEAM THIS YEAR WITH ONLY TWO S TARTERS RETURNING FROM THE 1979 TEAM SAID MS WEBSTER THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SEASON WERE THE THIRD PLACE FINISH AT THE CONCORD fW YA 2 INVITA TIONAL AND FOURTH PLACE FINISH AT THE MILLIGAN CTN 2 INVITA TIONAL TOURNAMENTS ALSO THE 1980 LADY LIONS VOLLEYBALL TEAM WAS PROUD TO PLA Y HOSTS FOR THE NCAIAW DIVISION II STA TE TOURNAMENT IN NO VEMBER gr'- .44 v v X Y- VLC L S f C' r 5. . 0 -,I N 2 :D 5, f 1 . , '54 S , v ll J' f PL., l 4.-L 5 , . Qifaffiiii u :lv n , 1 I --'1. If ,W '. Erik- y ' - u - -fit, ' -.'.'.'.--al,-.3I l.',, . I x x iq- .9 ' , , -.' 1 xx I - 1 ' x x I li x 1 1 l s - 5 I x .. . x X N Ki Q, 0 'X N X . W - nx.xx 4- I. I. 1 ,f Rn QV , PSX 1 N,-Y I. X -4- -N --Q-v-1-....,.,,,,,-, v-uv.-nf avnuwAlvlu'n'llfllwmJlm Hmm- J x x 'nd J Yifrf' 1 f I K-. .E Q 1 - - ' 1 X'-af' . .-17 . '11 , S . N If .. j . ilk iv - I - - ' M 471.112 IL . f X 4 . . . I Q 0,5 ' I ' ' E A W I .,::: ' ---- -'Y H . . .1 ., v. - I I. 'W .iizzzz U . ff ,, Ease , A E f9i?3f' . 1 - E 9' ,- W V L . ' - 2 I -I A ' sf ' ' ' 1 ' ' .. KNEELING: COACH VIRGINIA HARL ALISA srnouss, BUNNY CARDWELL, CYNTHIA HILL STANDING: PAULA SMART, PA TTI I-IOIIAN, ROBIN RAY, JOAN WINGA rs, CYNTHIA HALL. 35. '5 'w' ijI.L 7,1.... ' iiI.TIf.LI1iji. T . ONE? THE LADY LIONS TOOK TO THEIR 1980-81 SEASON WITH THE DETERMI- NA TION AND CONFIDENCE OF MAINTAINING THE WINNING WA YS THEY HAVE HAD OVER THE YEARS. COMING UP AGAINST POWER- HOUSES SUCH AS EAST TENNESSEE STA TE AND APPALACHIAN STA TE, THE LADY LIONS PRO VED THEY HAD THE POTENTIAL TO MAKE THE 16 TEAM STA TE TOURNAMENT. COACH VIRGINIA HART WAS IMPRESSED BY THE IMPROVEMENT OF ALL THE PLA YERS AS THEY WORKED TO- WARDS CONSISTENCY AND ACCU- RACY. FOUR TOURNAMENTS HIGH- LIGHTED THIS YEARS SCHEDULE, ONE BEING THE MARS HILL IN VITA TIONAL IN THE FALL. FAR LEFT: PAULA SMART, LEFT: PATTI HORAN, ABOVE: KRIS UL VAN. rf, 45-4 Ei 1 1 If fi If lx I 148 SPORTS A A - , 0 ' 1 ., . 12. 5- -A , B, . . , , . L 5 an 1-1' T' ' - -Q, Lffx . gc! T h f' F -.: '.', -' 1- nk , .- .Y,.... . X V THE 1981 LION BASEBALL TEAM TOOK TO THE SEASON UNDER THE HELM OF THEIR NEW COA CH, CHICO LOMBARDO. CHICO'S PHILOSOPHY OF HARD WORK PAID OFF FOR THE LIONS AS THEY MET POWERHOUSES SUCH AS DUKE EAST TENNESSEE STA TE, AND OTHERS. FALL PRACTICES WERE CALLED TO ENHANCE THE ABILITY OF ALL THE PLAYERS, AND THE SEASON WAS A SUCCESSFUL ONE v 1 I I-x 'L QW' X 2 , ,lXI.If.f' 'Q T. L ii: li,-rl 149 SPORTS pa- -- ffaf.: :nunfr 1 , 4 ' 1 wk, wi .wwf-,4?:, ,Q 5 v I ' Q N? if Mfg rf! Q .- .r ? a + Q T S175 ' M Ml X.-N 'WZ ' ' 1 hx I . '- A 'Na fb Ihr!-P F , Z' Y 5 P+-if 'D A l L' ' ' V 3.11,-:aw 5' Lil? L 515 'I H , ' ,' .1 1 I ' J I I , . . I V' 1 J P72 ' IVAYYK 7 v ,Iv Yjfvfif X Y vf 3 v v w Y ' 1 r 1 '-uv N vw. Y 1 I pawns Off 'f ff , ,X 12 f'1'6'Z', - 711g 1 vv'Y' f. .jj - I .1 WFS' QL . . I!- dv Y f vr V' in 'eff' M4 'W-55 'K xg - O Q R ms mms M 5 mms MRS HILL F , HIL H SPURTS SPORTS STAFF STAFF gn'-' -sg I'M COMING OUT I'M COMING O Q. X 9' we 6 L - V Ann.. - . , ,J ' f . , W., .HM -,A X UT PM COMING OUT I'M COMING V1 Q.,'.., .. ., , LLL LLE . 154 SGA PRESIDENT 'S CABINET IN AN EFFORT TO BECOME MORE CLEARLY INVOL YED IN CAMPUS LIFE SGA PROMOTED CAMPUS INVOLVE- MENT IN A NUMBER OF ACTIVITIES. ONE OF THE BIGGEST WAS THE MERG- ING OF THE CONCERT AND DANCE COMMITTEE OF THE WREN COLLEGE UNION WITH THE SGA. THEY ALSO SPONSORED SEVERAL DANCES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, FURTHER UTILIZNG THE MCCONNEL GYM. SEN- ATORS WORKED WITH THE ADMIS- SIONS OFFICE BY GIVING CAMPUS TOURS FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS. SGA, WITH THE HELP OF SEVERAL OR- GANIZA TIONS ON CAMPUS, ALSO WORKED IN THE HEART FUND DRIVE. AMENDMENTS WERE MADE TO THE ELECTION PROCEDURES OF SGA OFFI- CERS AND CLASS OFFICERS. SGA ALSO EXPANDED ITS EMERGENCY LOAN FUND, WHICH HELPED STU- DENTS WHO WERE IN TEMPORARY FI- NANCIAL TROUBLE. MICHAEL MA YS, RICHARD HEA TOM KENNY RIVENBARK, KAREN HINTON ROY WOOD, DANNY JENRICH, CHARLENE RA K KEVIN HOPPER, BECK Y HARLOM WAR REN TA YLOR eww. , wc Aj JUDICIAL BRANCH Q Ai 5 l , 1 I A, . ,' 9 T 7 . c as 7 i 1 WARREN TAYLOR, CLIFF IOWEM RICHARD HEA TON, DA VID WILLIAMS, MICHAEL MA YS, ROY WOOD 1 l III R ' I ' JQf2.' Q. ,.I S TUDEN T AFFAIRS COUNCIL SITTING: 6 WYN FISH, BECK Y HARLOW, CHAR- LENE RA YQ JULIE FOR TNE Y, ROY WOOD. S TANDING: DA VID SMITH, RICHARD HOFFMAN, BRAD ZAIEL, MI- CHA EL 0'BRIEN, RICHARD HEA TON, DANNY JENRICH 155 SGA I I JUDICIAL COUNCIL I i I I I A I I I If I HI W, I I I ROY WOOD, RICHARD NEA TON, KENNY RIYENBARL DAN- ' I NY JENRICH, WARREN TAYLOR, MICHAEL MA YS II ' I EXECUTIVE COUNCIL I 3 I fl' I I 6 I I I ds 9' WARREN TA YLOR, RICHARD HEATON, BECK Y HARLOM H! DANNY JENRICM CHARLENE RAM KEVIN HOPPER, Ml- sl ' CHAEI. MAYS I I I 156 I xj T '1 1 L COLLEGE UNION BO RD Wfgnelif if Lgxf il X THE BOARD KEEPS STUDENTS BUSY THROUGHOUT THE YEAR BY DESIGNING COMMITTEES TO CREATE NEW AND EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS. ONE OF THE EVENTS HELD WAS THE EVER-POPULAR CHRIST- MAS DANCE FEA TURING THE BAND, STAIIPCASE, HOMECOM- ING AND SPRING FLING WERE ALSO POPULAR EVENTS. THE UNION BOARD ALSO PROVIDED THOSE GREAT MOVIES ALL YEAR UKE THE ELEC Tl?!C HORSE- MAN DRESSED TO KILL AND AT- TACK OF THE KILLER TOMA TOE5. SITTING: BECK Y OWENS, SU- SAN MCKENZIB KA Y IRWIM KAREN HINTON, DEAN O'BRIEN, ROBERT RUARK. STANDING: MARK BUM- GARDNER, SUZANNE DUN- CAN, VICTORIA SMART, THOMAS THEALL, NANCY SMITH, PAT FORMAM MI- CHAEL PLEMMONS, BECK Y HARLOM DANNY JENRICIL ROBERT KRAMER, KENNY RI- VENBARK. COMMUNICATIONS BO RD I I 2 f W USA WOODK A T TABLE: DONNA LINKER, DARRYL GOSSETL BETTY HUGHES, KIM MYERS. IN BA CK: DAVE CAL VERL JOHN CAMPBELL, JIM MOTES, WALTER SMITH, MARCIA GOUGE, THE BOARD THIS YEAR WORKED HARDER TO BRING UP TO DATE MEDIA TO THE STU- DENTS OF THE COLLEGE. THE BOARD IS MADE UP OF THE LAU- REL, CADENZA. WVMN AND HILL TOP EDITORS. ALONG WITH THE STUDENT EDITORS, FACUL- TY ADVISORS HELP TO IM- PROVE COMMUNICATIONS ON THE CAMPUS OF MARS HILL. , 157 . r - f y ..--11-e 1- ,L A 'W-'ff .M-5:....-..J THE LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC STAFF OF WVMH GA VE US A YEAR FULL OF GREAT MUSIC, LIVELY COMMENTARY, AND INTERESTING SPORTS COVERAGE. NEW EQUIPMENT INSPIRED THE D.J. 'S TO BRING BETTER ENTERTAINMENT TO THE MHC CAMPUS. I S M.. .-1 ---.- fl-' lu , ,-L 'W lm ,f ' ' r ff Q l V: ,4. ,r ' fhf 1.1: :U 1' ' '-1'2 A.,., X X ' . I Z I 'D ff' V ,T-Aga! Y uv' . - ' ' - 1 w ,. I I... v V' Y? 1 .. ,Am ,. v ,o -nr r A, . . ,Q , I r' ,y . ,LU V 1 'Z' if . X 1 ,RSX , 1 K: I, A 9 -' - '.,f1'I:12, ,Jr wi, , ,M .1 ,1-. .K 4, S X 4 -f'-'1 a- YW associated collegiate press nn recogmtnon of mem awards 'ALJ I I me honor vanng or All Amencan In IRB Na!10rlaICrrl:CaISefvlce ol lh Callegrale Press al me Umversuy ol M Schoob ov Jomnallsrn CADENZA -.4gu...'..gL....... -,,... - 1, Otlraled CADENZA CREATIVE TALENT IS A FANTASTIC GIFT THA T ANY Y INDIVIDUAL MA Y POSSESSf .' AND A T MARS HILL THIS GIFT MA Y BE SHARED WITH MANY OTHERS THROUGH THE YEARLY MAGAZINE, CADENZA. THIS YEAR THERE WAS NO CADENZA STAFE AND DA VID PERKINS, A JUNIOR, PUT THE MAGAZINE TOGETHER WITH THE HELP OF A LITERARY ADVISORY BOARD. THANKS TO NUMEROUS EXCITING CONTRIBUTIONS FROM STUDENTS, THE 1981 CADENZA WAS A GREAT SUCCESS. qv' , , f i 'Q' 159 HILL TOP HILLTOP S TRUGGLING TO KEEP THEIR GRADES UP AND GET MORE THAN TWO HOURS OF SLEEP A NIGHIL EDITOR DARRYL GOSSETT AND HIS HARD- WORKING STAFF OF FORTY-TWO STUDENTS TOILED DILIGENTL Y AND CONSISTENTL Y TO PROVIDE ACCURATE AND REPRESENTATIVE NEWS COVERAGE TO THE MARS HILL COMMUNITY. THEY DID AN OUTSTANDING JOB, CHURNING OUT TEN AND TWEL YE PAGE NEWSPAPERS, WHICH WERE DE YOURED BY NEWS-HUNGRY MARS HILLIANS. IMPROVED SPORTS AND FEATURE COVERAGE AND THE EDITORIALS, WHICH RARELY FAILED TO E VOKE SOME KIND OF CRITICISM, CAUSED INCREASED 161 , HILL TOP HS RT I T M C 1 N U1 SDS ET R IN AT N E QI Sm I isx X-J i, TRIO n I . , B RE :E B l Qi C -1? r 9- G. ,P ,L ' X , 'W' Q . A, 'Q ,o-. - '. :- U m W 'uafdici' assi -0-0-biilri-0'V' K-. 1. f X. xx 1 ' it . 1 , 14 .4 1. . .rl SN Q gg CW E A 0 FCA MR PS UH SI if Y iw gl iff? Q1 9 X'f' , I. I, O 9 'V .Wy ' 1 I : .1 .,Y. ', A 1' , ALPHA CHI i ALPHA CHI 'T ll THE COLLEGE'S TOP SCHOLASTIC HONOR I SOCIETY INDUCTED 16 NEW MEMBERS INTO ITS LOFTY RANKS. THE CEREMONY AND RECEPTION WERE HELD IN EDNA MOORE PARLOR, CONFUSING DR. LENBURG, WHO WENT TO THE DORM INSTEAD. HE MADE IT BACK IN TIME, HOWEVER, TO CONDUCT THE FIRST PROGRAM OF THE YEAR, A FASCINA TING MUL TI-MEDIA PRESENTATION ON GOTHIC CA THEDRALS. OTHER HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR INCLUDED HA VING CECIL Y HAND FROM WLOS-TV SPEAK AND ATTENDING THE ALPHA CHI NATIONAL CONVENTION IN NASHVILLE. , 4 THE ALPHA CHI-ITES WERE LED BY I WINONA BIERBAUM, BETTY HUGHES, AND JIM LENBURG. OFFICERS: LAURA MILES, TREASURER: 1 DARRYL GOSSETT, HlSTORIANj PAM N SMITH VICE-PRESIDENU CHARLENE I 'r I un sscnsnnvf oomu suocl-ls, H PRESIDENT .I ,N 2, I, T: 3 ' w I I I lili I , E I ug I .-.J 66 ,IT YI N 5 i I 1 THE EIGHTEEN MARSHALS, CONSISTING OF TOP STUDENTS FROM THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASSES WERE VERY ACTIVE IN SEVERAL CAMPUS EVENTS THIS YEAR. THE GROUP, HEADED B Y PAM KELLEY AND REN WILES, HAS BEEN INSTRUMENTAL IN IMPLEMENTING CHANGE IN THE MARSHALS' ROLE AS THEY SERVED AT PARNETS DA Y AND FOR HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES, ISSUED PROGRAMS AT CUL TUREFES T AND COMMUNITY MEETINGS, AND MOST IMPORTANTL Y, WERE AN INTEGRAL PART OF GRADUA TION CEREMONIES. .G mtw tx ,sf pr ea O D Ni' ' N ha- W' ? 1' x-'NA-flff' JJ fee S -00 1 5, XA! MARSHALS THE BUSINESS HONOR CLUB, WHICH CON- SISTS OF MAJORS HA VING A HIGH ACA- DEMIC STANDING AND POSSESSING THE IDEALS SE TBY THE CLUB, HAD A SUCCESSFUL YEAR OF GROWTH AND REBUILDING. DUR- ING THE MONTHLY MEETINGS REPRESENTA- TI YES FROM AREA BUSINESSES ENLIGHTENED THE MEMBERS ON DIFFERENT PROFESSIONAL CAREERS. OTHER ACTIVITIES INCLUDED A CHRISTMAS SOCIAL AT THE HOME OF MIL- DRED BINGHAM AND THE ANNUAL BUSINESS CLUB ALUMNI BANQUE T DURING THE SPRING. .M X. ,f- ' I 1 J I4 I g T 11 1 ni RH' J s j , ,,., I, 'rx J THIS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY IS COMPOSED OF BIOLOGY MAJORS AND STUDENTS WITH A STRONG BACKGROUND IN THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. THROUGH FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES, SUCH AS PLANT SALES, TRI-BETA SPONSORS GUEST SPEAKERS AND '7 If wp. -Q3 LECTURERS TO FURTHER STUDENTS' INTERESTS IN THE LIFE SCIENCES. A WIDE VARIETY OF SPEAKERS HA VE BROUGHT PRESENTA TIONS CO VERING SUCH TOPICS AS ASTROLOGY, ECOLOGY, EVOLUTION, ENDANGERED WILDLIFE, MARINE BIOLOG Y, AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH. TRI- 3 7 5-1 X ' BETA I A M- E1 ,kfvg 1' iQ3 -f Q 5, ix: I ,. 'Qi rn' ,X f -f...',JL,4 44.4. .L -. V 170 LOGO THIA V mf . wg :,1xu:f,x. .1-Um acl 4 I1 ru 1 La C-I , v,., .ll ,I OFFICERS SEA TED LEFT TO RIGHT: JOE NANNEY, PRESIDENTJ ERIC KNISLEY, VICE PRESIDENL' PAUL BABELA Y, SECRETARYj BILL MYERS, TREASURER. THE MARS HILL CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF JAZZ EDUCA TORS HAS RETURNED THIS YEAR AFTER SEVERAL YEARS OF IN- ACTIVITY. THE CHAPTER WAS FORMED T0 HELP PROMOTE INTER- EST IN JAZZ IN MARS HILL AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS. T AMERICAN GUILD 0 ORGANISTS .--- -'ia if Q21 ' ,-1- xx x L Q 5 g Z LEFT TO RIGHT JIM HOLLAND MELISSA KNIGHT TAMI THARPE DONNA ROBERTSON ANITA MILLER, NELL WYN BUTTERWORTH CA I AHEA f I v I I 4 I R 1 I r I I I I I CHUCK AND PA TS Y CHIA VARAS, HAIR DESIGNER AND MAKE UP EXPERT RESPECTIVEL Y, MADE A SPECIAL APPEAR- ANCE AT AN AHEA MEETING LAST FALL. J x vv Y? I I CD 4 1. S uv . Q, I X N 1 f F AHEA OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: EMILY KELLE Y, REPORTER: JAN TILLE Y, PRESIDEND JOY SPEARMAN, REPORTER: JOYCE MA Y, REPORTER: DON- NA LUNKER, SECRETARY: JOAN WINGERT, VICE PRESIDEND AUDRE Y LEONHARDT, TREASURER: NOT PICTUREDJ MELINDA HOOD, REPORTER. i I I 1 'I I Nw I Q' ' 1 ,. G I gf..-91 H' ff' 11,,. ' Q gg 1 . 4. ' , q R QF: '. . 11 I L ' - I 2 am - I I A ' ' ufsgixr' L 4- , - get I I I gi ' ffffi? -.E 7 ,I JIM, AHEA IS COMPOSED OF STUDENTS WHO HA VE AN INTEREST IN HOME EC COURSES. THE CLUB HAD SEVERAL FUND RAISING EVENTS DUR- ING THE YEAR WHICH INCLUDED SELLING TUP- PERWARE, STA TIONARY, AND OTHER SUPPLIES. THEY ALSO SPONSORED STUDENTS AT THE HOME EC CONVENTION. THIS YEAR, THE MARY HOWELL HOME ECONOMICS A WARD, WHICH IS GIVEN TO AN OUTSTANDING UPCOMING SEN- IOR, WAS PRESENTED TO CA THY MCCLELLAN. l 173 AHEA .L IGZPHSUW1 C 'EST LA VIE s 2 X. 5 I , if J. J I f-A'f ' ' 5 I . ,J 1 A '15 , ' , A, X 1 li ' 7 L . . X ' xx , 5 u I Q I ll' T . Q I x 1 N 'N 'J I ' 1 I li PROMOTION OF UNITY, PARTICIPATION AND LEADERSHIP AMONG MINORITIES ON THE MHC CAMPUS IS THE PURPOSE OF THE MAIA CMINORITY A VARENESS IN ACTIONQ. JENNIFER TA YLOR IS THE PRESI- DENT OF THIS GROUP OF ABOUT 40 STUDENTS. MAIA STARTED THEIR SECOND YEAR IN JANUARY BRINGING A LOT OF NEW IDEAS ON CAM- PUS, ONE OF WHICH IS TO SPONSOR AN UNADOPTED CHILD. '.....-'.7'. '4..i. Q L. 1' NASW ...L ,- L: .. .2 ,.m,. ASW THE STUDENT CHAPTER OF THE NA TIONAL ASSOCIA TION OF SOCIAL WORKERS IS ONE OF THE NEWEST ORGANIZA- TIONS ON THE CAMPUS. THE PURPOSE OF THE CHAPTER IS TO GIVE SOCIAL WORK MAJORS AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE A PART OF A NA TIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZA- TION. THE STUDENT CHAPTER OF NAS W AIDS IN THE PRO- FESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF FUTURE SOCIAL WORKERS. IN DOING THIS, SPECIAL PROGRAMS CONCERNING THE DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF SOCIAL WORK ARE PRESENTED TO THE STUDENT BY EXPERIENCED WORKERS. THIS IS DONE SO THAT STUDENTS CAN GAIN BETTER INSIGHT INTO SOCIAL WORK PRACTICES. THIS STUDENT CHAPTER OF NASW ALSO ENGAGES IN VOLUNTEER SERVICES AND PROJECTS AS WELL AS SOCIAL ACTIVITIES. STEERING COMMITTEE-KNEELING: VICKIE HEL- TON, LAURIE DODGEN, KAREN OVERTON, DAN- NY BILLINGS. STANDING: LAURA TEAGUE, PEG- GY LEE, CAROL YN THOMPSON, LISA LOWE, AND JA CKSIE FRANKLIN. I ---W 1-'mx ms- -al . PI SIG A PHI PI SIGMA PHI IS A PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION COM- POSED OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION, RECREATION, HEALTH AND SPORTS MEDICINE MAJORS. THEIR ACTIVITIES THIS YEAR INCLUDED THE EVER POPULAR MUD BALL GAME THE CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR THE CHILDREN AT THOM'S REHA- IILITA TION CENTER, AND THE STA TE CONVENTION IN NO- VEMBER. THE SENIOR BANQUET HELPED TO ROUND OUT THE YEAR'S ACTIVITIES. . in '? 1 PI SIGMA PHI OFFICERS INCLUDE: VICE PRESIDENT-DARRYL FARR, SECRE TAR Y- CANDI POR TER, PRESI' DENT -DA VID A TKINSON, 2ND VICE PRESIDENT-JOHN WELCH, AND TREASURER-KEITH HOLLOWA Y. 177 If PI SIGMA PHI - 1 ,K-A - I Y I 'I THIS YEAR MARKED THE RE-ACTIVA TION OF THE SCRIB CLUB WHICH CONSIS TS OF ENGLISH MAJORS. ONE OF THEIR GOALS IS TO LET PROSPECTIVE MAJORS AND OTHERS KNOW ABOUT THE AD- VANTAGES OF A DEGREE IN ENGLISH. SITTING: KIM MYERS-PRESIDENT, ANGELA BORING-PROGRAM VICE PRESI- DENT, BEHIND TREE: MELISSA POWELL-SECRETARY-TREASURER, DALENE VICKERY-MEMBERSHIP VICE PRESIDENT 178 SCRIB CL UB 94x 31 MMM: 1 li f-? , 5 33 'x Q, THE PURPOSE OF THE SCHOOL CHAPTER OF SNEA IS TO DEVELOP IN PROSPECTIVE EDUCA TORS AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE TEACHING PROFESSION AND TO UPGRADE THE QUALITY OF TEACHERS. THE SNEA WORKS IN CONJUNC TION WITH THE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION TO ACHIE VE THIS GOAL. THIS YEAR, THE MAJOR ACTIVITY OF THE MEMBERS WAS SEMINARS CONDUCTED BY FIVE LOCAL SCHOOL SUPERINTEN- DENTS WHO INFORMED THEM OF JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN SCHOOLS AND GA VE THEM THE NECESSARY POINTERS IN FILLING OUT SUCCESSFUL JOB RESUMES. 1 YH -,,.- +L .f ML.g.n' '-L. 'Q 179 SNEA I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I KI 'I ,I I 180 SPANISH CL UB DURING THE FALL SEMESTER, THE SPANISH CLUB, LA TER- TULIA, CAME TO THE AID OF MICRO-SWITCIL A LOCAL SUBSIDIARY OF HONEYWELL CORPORATION, WHEN TWO MEXICAN BUSINESS MEN SPENT A MONTH AT THE LOCAL PLANT STUD YING PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES. MEMBERS OF THE CLUB SERVED AS TRANSLA TORS FOR THE MEXICAN GENTLEMEM THE CLUB ASSISTED IN PUBLICIZING THE TWO TRA YEL-STUDY PROGRAMS OF THE SPANISH DEPARTMENT- THE JANUARY TRIP TO HONDURAS AND THE SEMESTER TERM IN MEXICO WHICH BEGINS THE FALL OF 1981. MEM- BERS OF THE CLUB ALSO HELPED THE MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT SER YE AS HOSTS FOR THE BI-AN- NUAL MEETING OF THE BAPTIST FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHERS OF NORTH CAROLINA. SPANISH CLUB -1- ---I 1 I Y vmf:'IIII. 'J 'Iw15, ' 1' M I Y' W ' NAEA ' Vi?Z'f.' fu 1 tl RL.- !xd'V. in L Cf :A ia' .7 Wi, WW? f ,' I sv ' .. 6? THE NAEA, OR THE NATIONAL ART EDUCA TION ASSOCIA TION, IS THE NEWEST CLUB ON CAMPUS AND HAD ITS BEGINNING DURING 1980- 1981. THE PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZA TION IS TO MAKE ART AVAILABLE TO ALL STUDENTS, NOT ONLY TO ART MAJORS BUT ALSO TO THOSE PERSONS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN SHOWING SOME CREA TIYITY IN DRA WING PAINTING AND GRAPHICS IN THEIR LEISURE TIME THE ACTIVITIES FOR THIS YEAR INCLUDED RAISING FUNDS FOR UPCOMING E YENTS AND ATTENDING SEMI NARS HELD BY VISITING ARTISTS AND LECTURERS I , N jx X. I ' f' f l,'n.:-- A f COLLEGIA TE 4-H 1 i E- ulmnrl I -was 4 i 'L I 1 4 i H 1: N5 I , 1 I ldfl-.Lff Ax BAILEY MT . CLOGGERS CLOGGING IS A MOUNTAIN FOLK DANCE INVOL VING SELF-EXPRESSION AND FREEDOM. THE MHC CLOGGERS ARE THE 1980 CHAMPIONS AND FIRST-PLA CE WINNERS OF THE TARHEEL CLOGGERS COUNTRY JAMBOREE, AS WELL AS FIRST-PLACE WINNERS OF THE 1980 FOURTH ANNUAL BIG VALLEY DANCE FESTIVAL. THE TEAM PERFORMED AT THE LUNSFORD FESTIVAL AND TOURED N.C., S.C., GEORGIA, AND FLORIDA DURING JANUARY TERM. FAR BOTTOM FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: BRENDA SNYDER, KELLY VAUGHN, GINA KING, BECK Y NISWONGER, CHERYL HALL, JANE CRIMINGER, CAROL YN GUINM MARK HARRIS, RON JOHNSON, TOM WRIGHL JAMES JONES, JIM WAGNER, ROGER BALL, MIKE HENDERSON, LESLIE MULLENS. NOT PICTURED: DA VID MCMANUS, EDITH CHEEL BILLY LORD, JEFF DOTSON, JEFF LAWTER, LESTER PURRH MELISSA POWELL, B.J. HALL MELINDA HOOD. 182 sr., y CL OGGERS JAZZ BALLEL AND MODERN DANCE ARE ALL INGREDIENTS OF THE DANCE COMPANK DIRECTED BY MRS. LURA EDSALL. AUDITIONS ARE TAKEN EVERY YEAR AND EACH SPRING THE COMPANY PRESENTS A REPERTORY WHICH ALLOWS THE MEMBERS TO PERFORM EA CH TYPE OF DANCE. LEFT: ROBIN RENSINK AND ELIZABETH MCKINNON CONFER OVER THE DA Y'S LESSON. BOTTOM: ELIZABETH MCKINNON, EDITH CHEEK, TRACY PETERS, JODI BROOKS, TONY GOTTENSTRA TER, KAY MOORE, ROBIN RENSINK, LURA EDSALL. -153315-an CHOIR ,Q L - L THIS IS AN AUDITION GROUP COMPRISED MOSTLY OF MUSIC MAJORS. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DR. BILL THOM- AS, IT PERFORMS IN CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS AND IN CONCERTS ON CAMPUS. THIS YEAR THE MEMBERS HAD LEADING ROLES AND PROVIDED MOST OF THE MUSIC FOR THE SUCCESSFUL MUSICAL COMEDY PIRATES OF PEN- ZANCE. IN NOVEMBER THE CHOIR SANG AT THE STA TE MUSIC EDUCA TORS CONVENTION, AND IN FEBRUARY IT MADE A CONCERT TOUR IN THE SOUTHWEST. '4 n '. v ' 1 7 '31'CL.a-W-?7:'1 'it'X'L.'!JI-lfitlgfmf- 1 F I X 1' ' A Q - e 4 I ' ' . SW.. n x I 'Wi N in I CHQEEZUS U i me cuopus AT Mus HILL IS colurnlsso OF Anour THOMAS. usr Novsussn rusv sskvsn AS A Hosr SIXTY NON-AUDITIONED STUDENTS. THEY PERFORM TWO GROUP FOR THE MARS HILL CONTEMPORARY CHORAL TIMES EACH SEMESTER UNDER THE DIRECTION OF BILL COMPOSITION FESTIVAL. N V I N I! w 1 I I 1 if I EY' FM I IL I , , Tl? i 'WI f 'N 'Q gl V is I 2 if fu If cuonus . F THE EIGHTEEN-MEMBER STAGE BAND, UNDER THE DI- RECTION OF DR. WAYNE BOWMAN, HAD A BUSY YEAR. THEY PERFORMED A T DANCES, CONCERTS AND PRESENT- ED PROGRAMS IN AREA SCHOOLS. THEY ARE RECOG- NIZED FOR THE PRACTICE AND HARD WORK THEY PUT INTO EA CH PERFORMANCE. I I M CONCERT B i 1 I 1 ' I . ,,,.. L, 1 x MARS HILL HAS AN EXCELLENT MUSIC DEPARTMENT AND THIS IS ESPECIALL Y TRUE OF THE CONCERT BAND. TWICE THE BAND HAS BEEN INVITED TO PLA YA T THE STA TE MUSIC CON YEN TION. PART OF THEIR EXCELLENT RECORD CAN BE A TTRIIUTED TO THE LARGE NUMBER OF INSTRUMENTAL MA- JORS A T MARS HILL. THE IAND IS AIDED IN ITS ENDEA VORS BY RA Y BABELA IC WHO IS THE DIRECTOR. MR. BABELA Y HAS BEEN DOIN6 AN EXCELLENT JOB WITH THE BAND FOR ALMOST THIRTEEN YEARS. My sf' ',4-an Sf 6 H ' 3 f N Y Q N-'Q' , A C if-w 1 .1 ,r F u F 2' ,xx f I, ,,. I Q! A 4 Y 'I 1 ,I 1 I 1 w 1 i A CHING THE MARS HILL COLLEGE MARCHING BAND AFFORDED EXCEPTIONAL HALFTIME ENTERTAINMENT THIS SEASON FOR THE SPIRITED LIONS IN MEARES STADIUM. FROM THE COMMANDS OF DRUM MAJOR CAROL JENSEN TO THE TWIRLING OF IA TONS, RIPPLING OF FLA GS, AND SPINNING OF RIFLES, THE BAND CREATED THE AURA FOR THE ROARING FANS. 1. DRUM MAJOR CAROL JENSEM 2. STANDING: KARRIE BURNETTE TINA TA UBMAM DENISE BOWERMAN, ELIZABETH BECTON. KNEELING: CHERYL RADCLIFE TEREE REA- DLING. 3. DEBIIE HUTCHINS, 4. LAURA MILES. ,ff-is LA., J . I 190 MAncl-unc BAND M-AA4,,,MAiMA .,,, ,iw , A 45 ZX Q 43,1-ff A 3 PQ P' rT'1Q11-. ' .. ' . , , .Ik . N I, ' A Ui. 34 U -fl - r .-7' I, . :-' . 1' ' . I ' ,! fi. ' 1-p.. ,' i' .41f' W 4 li V 7... 1 ' Jie k 7: -7 k. W'-a . - '. ,Q-I . ,lx , V , fr? ' - ' .hHl1.lfCj1..5,' w..,. fl . page-,g 15' 05- Qu Il-rv .zullf MQ . V1 - Pi, , .l ,Lv iff , H QS ,lygv W nl Hilf- lf for -X 5 as g i Q lux ENSEMBLES THE FOUR ENSEMBLES IN THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT IN- CLUDE A TROMBONE ENSEMBLE A PERCUSSION GROUP: A FLUTE ENSEMILE AND TWO BRASS QUINTETS. EACH GROUP REHEARSES AS A CLA SS, AND EA CH HAS REPRE- SENTED THE COLLEGE I Y PERFORMING AT CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS AND AT VARIOUS SOCIAL EVENTS. BRASS QUIN TE TS 1-A6 'va-4 ii , V- LEFT TO RIGHE TIM HOOD, CAROL YN CLARK, DANNY SA TTERWHITE EDIE SLA- TERK KAREN ENGLISH. LEFT TO RIGHT: LAURA PARSONS, KEITH DILLS, TRACY DYE, EUGENE COPE KEVIN LIPE. 192 ENSEMBLES MQ ag, if ,Qu ' 'E-6 lr-A ,V 'I l?' . ' is . f E - I II I I ' 1 ' 1 M., ... 1 . h, --,t...i - i li u ,.i,:,T1.,x w- E ,a nvi - M nl 5 I N 1 , 'I' TROMBONE ENSEMBLE BOTTOM: DR. WAYNE BOWMAN, CARO- L YN CLARK, BEYERL Y ROBINSON, MARK SUGGS, KE VIN LIPE. TOP: DANNY SA TTER- WHITE, JOE NANNE Y, EUGENE BLANKEN- SHIP, EUGENE COPE, BILL MYERS. PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE PAUL BABELA Y, RICHARD BANKS, SCOTT RICHARDSON, WILLIE JEF- FERIES, MR. JOY GENTILE. FLUTE ENSEMBLE if Q . 1 , , . If I l n A fn - I ,, U L Lt I L IL 1 1- A 7 4 4 If . R I 5 1 f . Zi. , . w ' J f Lf' 'mi L 4. .- ' ' TGP , I., - I if L 4 'v V f 'L L I L ' 1 x I ff F -I L ' In ' I . , Ig ' ml x f .I QM -2. ! 3 -EJ g A A , 4 - -if - BOTTOM: ANNE HUNTER, PAM MCMANUS, CLAUDIA CREASMAN, DR. , JOYCE BRYANT. TOP: JUDY MULLIKIN, JULIA COWART, SANDRA THURMAN. 193 ENSEMBLE5 .x o m W? 1 94 GREEK S THE GREEKS DON'T WANT 4.2746 sf f 1 . ,x '. - . p- ' - g I -f ' 1 A S f , r ' -. an 1' , ,Um-,..,,X ,. ,H .lr X ,mn f ' :1.., , I, 7 . . 'G-bf DON 1' WANT I va M Lu E ,, E I N0 FREAKS! -3221 IN TER-GREEK COUNCIL .M 1 THIS IS A NATIONAL SER VICE FRA TERNITY. WITH 39 MEMBERS IT IS THE LARGEST GREEK ORGANIZATION ON THE CAMPUS. A.P.O. RECEIVED THE FIRST 'OUTSTANDING GREEK ORGANIZA TION' A WARD IN 1979. ACTIVITIES FOR THIS YEAR INCLUDED A SKA TA THON FOR CANCER, PAINTING WH YMS MA TERNITY HOUSE HANGING TOBACCO FOR AN ELDERL Y MARS HILL RESIDENT, SPONSORING TWO SOFTBALL TOURNAMENTS, PROVIDING CLOWNS FOR THE TOWN CHRISTMAS PARADE, AND SPONSORING A HALLOWEEN PARTY FOR CALIFORNIA CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH. THE BROTHERS ALSO RAISED OVER S3000 FOR EASTER SEALS IN 1980. 'N ,,-V... V,,.. .. I., ,n .- ,..-,v A ' v-If ' , , , .-,-.--Q, .7 ,j - '- . H. -e -.'v 4' -- 4' - '. ,'.- -fr-J .- ' ff'- . -'Qf!':f.'f.-?'f,.1 'V'1- '- J - r. '- - 1 . ff- 'R ,'.-A 3,-,-.! ', WJ. X N '.rv:ffLL:A ??-.JZ 'YZ-A -. 3' -1 L -. Y I . U, rv .. , . GHC L A-N , A. , ,A ,..f -..n-L, . .v.- 'Tr . .,-f., 5,--.- .V ,. -', .,. .- -vi -KA . ...Y - ...,u - . . ,- 'Y I .. HILLS LPM PHE HIG f N I I DELTA KAPPA THE TA , xi L W I r W N N V 4 V1 N i I I2 DA vm MA rrusws-An VISOR ll: sos menus ,If xsvm oven I 1 i .mwuv eulmrnss. I f .mu TA rs 1 nomvsv Hsnnsnsou I rss: ruur 5 mu al-lonmsv j, I .wuss osmws ia V FRED new . Muze srnour sums uu 3 Jsrr wluwus. was Mes. ' , JEFF Jones-ssc. IS I CURTIS HEYWARD I I I CHRIS NORMAN LEE coupon MIKE an v V ALLEN POWELL me rHs.4u-mes. Nor rlcrunso: JOHN HA TFIELD I ANTHONY ABBOTT JOE TES TINO I 1 ll . .I 198 5 oxr THE BROTHERS OF DEL TA KAPPA THE TA RETURNED TO CAMPUS THIS FALL IN ANTICIPA TION OF ANOTHER BUSY AND PROSPER- OUS YEAR. THE FRA TERNITY SPONSORED MANY ACTIVITIES, SUCH AS THE RED CROSS BL OODMOBIL5 A HOMECOMIN6 COOK OUT FOR ALUMNI BROTHERS, STUFFING ENVELOPES FOR THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE, AND VARIOUS CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES. AN EASTER PARTY FOR THE HANDY DAY SCHOOL ALSO AIDED INTER GREEK COUNCIL FOR ITS ANNUAL FUNCTIONS AND EVENTS. THE BROTHERS ALSO S TRI VED TO REA CH THEIR GOAL OF DOUBLING THEIR ENROLLMENT IN DK T FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR. THE FINAL HIGHLIGHT OF THIS YEAR'S ACTIVITIES WAS THE ROSE BALL IN WHICH THE CRO WNING OF ROSE QUEEN, PA TTY ANDER- SON, TOOK PLACE. . V - V ,,-A, I.: ,M 1,-X-mmf ', A-If. T EMI h -I-lmizwv isilqlxat, L 7 N 4' DELTA OM CRO I.. ggi., I Q , f I '- ' Q 3 gi? I vw fi I ,f I-1 V If I IN FRONT: CARLA BOWERS, BRENDA HOLLEMAN. SECOND ROM SON, JANNA IRENDELL. THIRD ROM JEAN POTTS, CAROL JENSEN, PHOEEE LEE, CAROL WHITTEMORE, PAT CARPENTER, CINDY WAT- ANITA MILLER, LYNN RIMES. ' C7 5-ff OFFICERS SEA TED: PA T CARPENTER, 2ND VICE PRESIDENT? ANITA MILLER, PRESIDENU S TANDING: JANNA BRENDELL, SECRETARY: L YNN RIMES, TREASURER: CARLA BO WERS, PLEDGE MIS TRESS AND 1ST VICE PRESIDENT. .. -,..Q2H9i'?FTf'7'7W7GffZ.i3 ,NTT 'W' I U W I f . .1 ,V hx, ri, DEL TA OMICRON IS A PROFESSIONAL FRA TERNITY THA T CONSIS TS OF MOS TL Y MUSIC MAJORS. THIS YEAR THEY HAD A LIS TENING-A THON TO RAISE MONEY FOR A SCHOLARSHIP FUND THA T WAS STARTED THIS YEAR. THEY ALSO WENT CAROLING A T THE VETERANS ADMIN- IS TRA TION HOSPITAL AT CHRISTMAS AND HELD A TEA FOR PROSPECTIVE PLEDGES. 199 DO DELTA PHI ZE TA THIS YEAR WAS A BUSY YEAR FOR THE SERVICE SORORITIC DEL- TA PHI ZETA. THEY STARTED THE YEAR WITH THE INDUCTION OF EIGHT NEW PLEDGES AND DUR- ING THE FALL SEMESTER, THEY COLLECTED PRODUCT CODES FOR A CHILD WITH LEUKEMIA. THEY HELD THEIR ANNUAL SADIE HA WKINS DANCE IN NOVEMBER AND HELPED WASH CARS TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE GREEK BALL. THEY ALSO PARTICIPATED IN INTRAMURAL SPORTS BY ES- TABLISHING A SOFTBALL TEAM. OFFICERS SEA TED: RUTH DA VIE, CHAPLAINi JILL TOBEK PRESIDENU DEBORAH BRO WM SER VICE CHAIR- MAM ALLISON CAMPER, PUBLICTY CHAIRMAM IN BA CK: TERRY FRAZIER, VICE PRESIDENH ANITA CHAFFE5 SECRE TAR Y: JANET HUDGINS, S CRIBE AUDRE Y LEONHARDL TREA SURERI SHERRY BUCK NER, PLEDGE MIS TRESS. ,-.w-.-T-f,--- 7.7 . - X 1.- A ' e ff Y xg C s ILD AZY' L OMEGA KAPPA ALPHA OKA RECEIVED THE OUTSTAND- ING GREEK ORGANIZA TION A WARD FOR 1980. SOME ACTIVITIES FOR THE NEW YEAR INCLUDED SPONSOR- ING A CHILD THROUGH THE CHRIS- TIAN CHlLDREN'S FUND, ADOPTING TWO GRANDPARENTS, PARTICIPAT- ING IN HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES, KEEPING THE NURSERYFOR A LOCAL CHURCH AND RAKING LEA VES. THEY ALSO HAD A SEE-SA W-A THON TO RAISE MONEY FOR MUSCULAR D YS TROPH Y ASSOCIA TION. 1 , 20 OKA 1 I 'N as 5 Q Q15 bwbm ,, ,.x I 5 , - 1 .. , . xx J QMA ., -I Y VA--- XY IJ I 1-Mull--, ,-v V J ffl sl . ls' 0 4. I, v. .N Aki ma Y Nix, AN mr 'a?4'!n 'Q SITTING: SPONSOR DA VID SPERLING, MYRTLE FOUST, LORI TERSOM BEVERL Y SOUTHER, DONNA S TANLE K JANET DEN- PA TTERSON, KAREN SMITH, DENISE DUNCAN, TERI TON, PA TTY ANDERSON, DEBBIE WEA THERL Y, PAM BAILEY, MCKRACKEN. STANDING: GWEN MANSFIELD, RENEE' PE- SHARON MORRISON, SUSAN RAMSEK LISA TA TE. lil me , EWNUWP rf WL VGC --1 . -MT,.'1'.215'l'4'111W'T j-'rw' -..u.....-..-.,..,. -. ... , , ,. Q5 SIGMA ALPHA HI SIGMA STRIVES TO MAINTAIN A WHOLESOME BALANCE BETWEEN CONSTRUCTIVE SER VICE THROUGH CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY EVENTS AND CHARITY PROJECTS AND ENJOY- ABLE SOCIAL ACTIVITIES. THIS YEAR 16 SISTERS HAD RE- WARDING EXPERIENCES. SER VICE ACTIVITIES INCLUDED PARTICIPA TING IN THE JERRY LEWIS TELETHON, PAINTING SPIRIT SIGNS AND LION PA WS ON THE CAMPUS, CONDUCT- ING CAMPUS TOURS FOR VISITORS, TRICK-OR- TREA TING FOR UNICEF. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES INCLUDED A TRIP DOWN SLIDING ROCK, HOMECOMING TEA FOR ALUMNAE SISTERS, PLEDGE EVENTS, AND A CHRISTMAS PARTY AT WOLF LAU- REL. A. FIRST-SEMESTER OFFICERS fl-RQ: KAREN SMITH, PRESIDENE PAM BAILEY, V.P.: LORI PA TTERSON, SEC.: DONNA STANLEY, CO-PLEDGE MIS TRESS: MYRTLE FOUST, TREAS.: PA TTI ANDERSON, CO-PLEDGE MIS TRESS. SIGMA - 4 I N In L I I I Q ,, .. N. WWI I A f-I 1-15, ,if I K 1 X 1 K jf x W0 w- if' if 74' . 4'zf'i' gf rr W' HPX, 1 1 I. Q ' vpn - y ? 1 I W IXJQWNX , L gf H-m 1-.- ,a 5 N., .'1rL'h .L I 7 Q - llll KA ip' IIVINN IN! Ill! 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Caldwell Adrlenne Daugherty Dexter Flsher Tlm Roblnson Wllllam Mltchell Jennller Taylor Carolyn Adams NASW Lynda Woodbum Kathy Mabry P y Lee logfile Klmsey Mlke Stanley Cherle luchanan Laurle Dodgen Dlane Reel lrenda Franklln Llsa Lowe James Roblnson Karen Overton Ylckle Helton Laura Teague Anlta Eller Jennller Taylor Theresa Roberson letsy Dean Rebecca Adams Susan Thompson Danny lllllngs Llnda Comer Llsa Hooks Rhonda Welsh Laura Mlles Rhonda Combs Scrlb Club Angela lorlng Davld lowerman Edlth Cheek Danlel Dale Darryl Gossett Jlm Hooper James Jones Wayne Kasper James Marshall Klm Myers Llsa Phllllps Mellssa Powell Cllll Searcy Pam Smlth Mlke Taylor Dalene Ylckery Issac Welch Frances Welch Llsa Woody Suzanne Powell Ellyn Wood lobby Hayes Steve Meyers Penny Ellot Melanle Palnter SNEA Deborah loone Connle Mlllsaps Debra Hutchlns Shlrley Honeycutt Deborah Norton Helen lrlgman Dorothy leddlngtleld Robln Kasey Carolyn Rhoney Ella Rae Matthews Robert Harrlson Myra Clemmons Kathleen luckner lrenda Jarrett Sandy 0. lcenhower Nancy Jowers Claudla Lawlng Wllllam Fender Pam Greer Eugenla Harklns Lynn Edwards Cathy Mitchell Julle Spear Edna Hutlman Fran Shelton Carollne Jones Cheryl Hall Susle Forman Martha Coates Judy lentleld Tlm Colley Denlse Lewls Kelley Vaughn Sharon Hester NEAA Pat Wrlght Marsh Husklns Vlckl Smlth June Hamllton Charlene Spooner Laurel Cooper Debble West Prolessor Steven Wlng Spanlsh Club Chrls Norman Marsha Smlth Reglna Hall Relnl Alvarez Jodl lrooks V Robln Cole Ann Crlchton Debby Dawson Paul Dees Hector Gonzalez lecky Harlow Marta Lawman Gilberto Martlnez Mlchele Mlller Suzle Hegron Lynn Schluratl Charm Wlnslow French Club Cecll Corn Sue Tomberlln Margaret McLure Jeannle Mahood Carole Sanders Monlque lelcller Sarah Houston Pam McManus Teresa Young Llsa Stansell Susan McGee Shella Ammons Angela loyd Stephanie Hall Dorls Reece N :UT 'E Denlse Jones Jackle Gauge Magay Shepard Erwln Goodwln Robln Panlher Mellssa Powell Mlke Henderson Lynn l.yles Pal McManus Glynls Mar'llrl Jlm Lenburg Concerland Marchlngland Jula Cowarl Judy Mullkln Claudla Cnasmar Anne Hunler Pal McManus Sandl Ururman Denlse Janes Jane lerklns Carol Jensen Debble Campbel Sherri leclon W C lannlng Pam McManus Erwln Goodwln Kerry lamelle Cheryl Radcllfl Debble lyranf Kalhy Parks Danny Plaul Fran Shellon Danny Hamplon Karen Engllsh llm Hood Laura Parsons Kellh Dllls Mark Cabanlss Davld lames Connle Holland Reglna Hall John luckner James Dennls Wade McGulre Kerry Hlnlon Davld Fressley Tracye Fallon Greg Depluch Paul labelay Wlllle Jellrles Scall Rlchardson Mark Slrolher Al Gardner Rlna lauguess lecky Gaddy Tlm Yarnadore Sherry luchanan Usa llly Erlc Knlsle Sleve l.amberl Terrl lyrd Jane Crlmlnger Harold Jordan Leslle Smllh Mark Fallon Denlse IOWOIHIGII Ellzabelh leclon Y Carol Whllleman Davld Glover Carla lowers Carolyn Clark Joe Honney Kevln Upe llll Myers Charlealla Carler Mark Scnrggs Gene llankenshlp leverly Roblnson Eugene Cope Danny Sallerwhlle Pal Clark Randy McClure Anlhony Abball Jell Ledlard llll Church Travls Ford Scoll Weslbrook Mark Fellon conograu 4-H Allen Sllnes Charles Duckell Connle Hlll Sandy Vernon lobby Frlsby Mlke Chapman John Sleele Laura Pravan Edllh Cheek Cholr Janna lrendell Palll Edwards Myrlle Foresl Marllee Goode Klm Goodson Cynlhla Holcomb lrenda Hollemon leverly Jarvls Phoebe lee lynn Rlmes Edle Slallery Clndy Walson Crlckel lowers Jan Galewood Sara Page Hall Laura Hlpps Anlla Mlller Jean Polls Taml lharpe Susan Hensley Davld Alexander Mark Cabanlss John Grobe Sleve James llll Jemlgan Ross Hewlan Randy lrlllan Casey Dunaway Erwln Goodwln Jlm Holland Phlllp James Randy McClure Kellh Walls Chorus John Angln Jana laker Roger lall Janlce lallard Rlna lauguess famml lenne Sharon loone Debble lryanl Sherry luchanan Mark lumgardler llellwyn lullerworlh Clndy lyrum Pal Carpenler lnnda Chambley Rebecca Cale lenlha Crook Tenl Davls Davld Dawson James Doulhll Donna Enochs Mary Eppersan Ellzabelh Gelersledl Mlchael Gray lelly Jo Hale Allce Ann Hlnds Lynda Hlnlan Kellh Hunler Rebekah Lelbe Ida Lewls Lynn Lyles lnrce McCanless larbara McKay Wllls Moore Slephanle Fallerson Jell Peacock Llsa Faavey Carol Roblnson Melonle Rus! Frllzle Smalhers Krlsllna Smllh Clndy Slanlon Marla Slaylor Usa lah Tlm Taylor sragosma Elloll Wodoplan Paul labelay Slan Dolson John Shlbllng Karen Enylsh llm Hood John luckner Danny Hamplon Davld larnes llll 'Oscar' Myers Joe Hanney Kevh Upe Danny Sallerwhlle Usa llly Erlc Knlsley Haney Myers Slewarl Canler Crlckel lowers ALPHA PHI OMEGA Hlckey Adams Doug Allll Ken Anderson Tommy Ashburn Doug Audsley Gary lass Davld laslon Heal Chllders Graylln Carllon Rory Elllnglan Drew Elherldge Danny Ganefl Davld Golns lryan Gosnell Terrl Harlnell Jell Holmes Kevln Hopper Jon Hullsleller Joe -lrwln Wlllle Jellerles Dan Jenrlch Mark Jordan Tlm l.lnvllle Jell Mann Mark McMann Mlke Mclnllre Darrow Malhls Jody Malhls Greg McGlmse y Jamle Moore Greg Halley Perrln Selgler Slave Smllh John Warlng Ylm Wllde Glynn Wlllls Davld Wllllams Mark Hayl llll Hascup OMEGA KAPFA ALPHA Klm llaylock lelh lager Kay Cunningham Clndy Donlly Susle Foreman Ann Gorll Ceclle Holden Glenda Hunl Debble Hulchlns Calhy McCluskey lelh Machen Jan Secnsl Fran Shellon Jan Tllley Usa Forman Calhy Frlllaman Molly Flowers Caremn lallard Janna laker Gall Websler Ann Gellersladll Laurel Cooper Ylckl Plerce l.orl Syens CLUB I D X AIA PLA OFF5 AS A RESULT OF ITS SUCCESSFUL B- 1- 1 FOOTBALL SEA- SON, MARS HILL WAS INVITED TO HOST KEARNE Y STA TE OF NEBRASKA IN THE FIRST ROUND OF THE NAIA NA- TIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP PLA YOFFS. IT PRO YED A MEMO- RABLE EXPERIENCE FOR THE STUDENT BODYAND FA CUL- TY-STAFF AS WELL AS THE TEAM. PLA YERS FROM THE TWO TEAMS FIRST META TA BANQUET ON FRIDA YNIGHT I THEN BA TTLED EA CH OTHER ON SA TURDA Y fDEC. dj BEFORE A NEAR-CAPA CITY CROWD. AL THOUGH THE ANTEL OPES EDGED THE LIONS 9-6 IN AN EXCITING OVER- ' TIME GAME, THE WHOLE EXPERIENCE PRODUCED SOAR- V ING PRIDE AND A STRONG BOND BETWEEN LION PLA Y- ERS AND FANS. I- f 1 L15 -. T7 sq W rv- llmnm S S' -13-ff. ...K 2' norm, I6 1: Zfgilgnw lflfvv mlb Hur, 20 9 NAIA mg SPECIAL f EVENTS '8 THE YEAR BOOK WOULD NOT BE COM- PLETE WITHOUT A REVIEW OF ALL THE SPE- CIAL EYENTS IN 1980 THAT TOOK PLACE IN THE WORLD AROUND US. THERE ARE CERAIN RELICS OF 1980 THAT WE WILL ALWAYS RE- .-'IA l w bb 4' gg V fill 7 ls' U ! MEMBER: THE ELECTIOM rI-IE CENSUS, rI-IE ,L '-O I I MOVIES, THE CLOTHES, AND THE 1900 suM- 0 X 1 ' MER Moscow oz vMRIcs IN WIIIcI-I WE I roox NO PART. YES, 1900 You WERE SOME- E A ' 0 THING ro BE REMEMBEREDI y WINNING THE com MEDAL AGAINST THE I RUSSIANS IN THE WINTER oz YMRIcs WAs POSSIBLY THE SWEETEST MOMENT IN A j HECTIC YEAR. , , , L1 1 il U, I2 fi' , THIS PHRASE HAS BEEN HEARD, READ OR f SEEN ON THE NEWS SINCE THE 52 AMERI- f '- cANs WERE TAKEN CAPTIVE BY THE IRAN- IANS ON NO YEMBER 4, 1979. Q ALFRED HITCHCOCIL ONE or THE LATE 1 GREA rs WHO DIED IN 1900, WAs THE , MAsrER or susRENsE AND AUTHOR or 'f sINIsrER AND UNPREDICTABLE WORKS. qi 4 1 L , in I YODA IS 900 YEARS oID, HAS 0 EINeERs, 1- RoINrv EARs AND PROYED IRRESISTIBLE ro THE MILLIONS WHO SA W THE EMPIRE Q1 STRIKES BA ck, SEQUEL ro THE srAR JOHN MCENROE WON THE u. s. OPEN BY DEFEA r- WARS.. SA GA. ING IJORN BORG. 210 I I al -1 rv-Tv-:xr A f ,I ,,: A., ONE WORLD-SHAKIN6 E VENT WAS THE ELECTION OF A NEW PRESIDENL RONALD REA CAN, WHOSE VICTORY ENDED IN AN ELECTORAL LANDSLIDE. JOHN LENNON, FORMER BEA TLB WAS ON HIS WA Y BACK TO S TARDOM WITH THE RELEASE OF HIS NEW ALBUM DOUBLE FANTASY WHEN HE WAS SHOT TO DEA TH IN FRONT OF HIS APARTMENT2 ON APRIL 24, 1980, A SECRET RESCUE ATTEMPT ENDED IN 95' . .azfz 05 Q' IW ' vf A V, 2 f'fff'tg.ff1i1i , ' 1 , Y A A Myra J, wvarff TRAGEDY WHEN A HELICOP- T TER CRASHED INTO A C-130 1 LEA YING U DEAD. U 411:11 1.1 120' arf' A Y --ff-J -'f-- 'gs Fgmf 2' 7 -H? fr 1,1 i A . -f' 40 -. 'E G .fp I Y fu f Q i A an 4 .F . - 5. I 5' 4 , IH 'I' JACK NICKLAUS IOUNCED BACK FROM A 2- YEAR SLUMP TO WIN HIS FOURTH UNITED STA TES OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP. F-OF? PRESDEN' ACCORDING TO LIFE MAGAZINE 1,500,000 STICKERS WERE PRINTED DUR- ING THE ELECTION FOR JOHN ANDERSON, INDEPENDENT CONTENDER FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL RA CE. HE RECEIVED 5,551,551 VOTES. MORE SPECI L EVE TS 19 0 THE MARLEINE READER HARRIS MEDIA CENTER ON CAMPUS WAS THE RESULT OF A s9oo,ooo REQUEST FROM J. MEADE HARRIS OF ROANOKE, VA. ALMOST ENTIREL Y UNDERGROUND, THE STRUCTURE SHOULD IE READY FOR USE THIS FALL. 212 SPECIAL EVENTS ,. A fff' 'TTT .-HW ,Q 2 K 2 . ' ei 'J .r. ' -' Ig. ,jx iv :kia . . , A .' A , 1 , wg 5 -,AL ... J '5, --Y ,' , ' I ., 1 , in ,. ,av . , -I' , '- J le -Ng 31 'Y'-'H ' 5 Y' I 'A , , , u, ' Y 5 ,gf . . v, . , 'fffr wa V J .5 -. ' 5 X V 4 ,oh 'Hn ly... Q v , 4, ,Q -0 V' iv 4 I , j .gf ' , .V fi Y I Q I g N 4 ON MA Y 18, 1980, WASHINGTON STA TE'S MT. ST. HELEN EXPLODED WITH A FORCE 500 TIMES GREATER THAN THE HIROSHIMA A-BOMB LEA YING 61 DEAD OR MISSING. 1,300,000,000 TONS OF ASH FELL AND LEFT HIDEOUS WAS TELANDS OUT OF ONCE LO YEL Y LANDSCAPE. SCIENTIS TS FEEL NA TURE WILL REQUIRE AT LEAST 300 YEARS TO CLOAK THE MOUNTAIN IN BEAUTY AGAIN. THE 1900 SUMMER OLYMPICS IN MOSCOW HAD EVERYTHING NEEDED TO MAKE THE CEREMONY EXTRA VAGANIT THE GYMNASTS, THE FIRE WORKS, THE TORCH AND WORLD WIDE PARTICIPA TION IN WHICH THE UNITED STA TES REFUSED TO JOIN BECAUSE OF THE SO YIET INYASION IN AFGHANISTAN. SPECIAL EVENTS O 1 04 VN S SPECIAL BILL Y CARTER'S IN VOL VEMENT WITH LIB YA AROUSED MUCH INTEREST IN WASHINGTON AS BILLY SOLEMNLY DISA VOWED BUFFOONERY. .Q Dfnfk sfARfED A NEW FAD IN 1980 cAu5p Q0pN.p0W ING AFTER STARRING IN THE MOVIE IU, QUEEN Ggnee if-EN 1 E 'rx A Q? 3- 77' i MUSIC PLA YED AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN THE YEAR 1980 AND ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL GROUPS, QUEEM HIT THE CHARTS WITH SUCH SINGLES AS ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST AND PLA Y THE GAME. 2 14 SPE CIA L E VEN TS Kearne Kick EVENTS 80' WHO SHOT J R ? WAS THE QUESTION ASKED BY MILLIONS OF VIEWS OF THE SUCCESSFUL TELEVISION SERIES DALLAS. Fon MUHAMMED Au, 3-rms wopw HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING CHAMPIOM 1980 OFFERED ANOTHER CHANCE TO REGAIN THE TITLE. HOWEVER, ANOTHER A TTEMPT ENDED IN HUMILIA TION WHEN IN THE TENTH ROUND LARRY HOLMES, YOUNGER AND S WIFTER, PROVED HE WAS THE CHAMP. ON DECEMBER 6, MARS HILL PLAYED HOST TO THE KEARNE Y STA TE ANTELOPES AS THE TWO TEAMS MET DURING ROUND ONE OF NAIA PLA Y- OFFS. THIS WAS THE FIRST TIME IN THE HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE THA T A FOOTBALL TEAM HAD REA CHED THE PLA YOFFS. IN OVERTIME, THE ANTE- LOPES WON THE GAME 9-6. 2 15 M SPECIAL EVENTS A U.S. Hostages ON JANUARY20, 198 1, RONALD REA GAN BEOAME THE FORTI- ETH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STA TES WITH AN IMPRESSIVE INA UGURA TION THA T WILL LONG BE REMEMBERED. l JUST MINUTES AFTER RONALD REA GAN DELIVERED HIS INAUGURAL SPEECH, 52 AMERICAN HOS- TAGES WERE RELEASED AFTER SPENDING 444 DA YS IN IRANIAN CAPTIVITIC --, . ,W 1 , ,g Free A ast 9 :JIU- X f wjp: A UI! 2' . Q ,,,,,,,,...f' ' fff!U!UDl'l!Ui Q n 5 Aw , x ' ' 4 , - L Jmufaswn- f , ,W ..,r ...,..1. ..... .al . --'- .- -, . J I6 1 ' +1 -14.3 -u-4g5,,y,14 Q Y X ffffrifEiig , A -0- v i K , .X J X 'vw A INDEX beth abernalhy-78, 92, 163 6 anthony abbott marshall abbott carolyn adams- 142, 143 nlckey adams-54 rebecca adams-68, 163 karen aldrldge davld alexander-40 marcle alexander-22, 54 mlke alexander- 132 sandra alexander-40 doug allff welynn allbach susan allen tlna allen-54 wllbur allen- 132 susan alley-40 linda alllson-68 rlenl alvarez-54 shella ammons-40 nancy anders-78 norman anders donna anderson-68 brent anderson-78 eugenla anderson-68 jerome anderson-78 ken anderson-68 lynn anderson-40 john anglln laura annls-40 tommy ashburn-68 faith ashe davld atklnson-772 78, 177 doug audsley-78 john austln-78 tlm austin- 132 david azarl howard babbitt paul babelay- 193 chip bacarisse-54 pam bailey-78 elzie bain tom bain-54 jana baker-54 nancy baldwln steve baldwln-78 beverly hall roger ball-34, 54, 182 carmen ballard-68, 142 janlce ballard-78 melanie ballard jlmmy bame-68 alburon banks rlchard banks-40, 193 tlna banks-40 joe barber j.d. barham-40 kathy barker-68 mellssa barlow-40 davld barnes-40 scott barnes-40 kerry barnette-40 karla barnhlll-40 brlan barr- 138 cathy barrett glnn y barrett-68 dlane bartlett-78 bllly bass-68 gary bass-68 john baston joe bateman sherry bates rlna bauguess-78 Ilsa baynard-40 mltch beal-68 shella beamer-54 anthony beasley-54 jenneill beasley-40 klm beck-79, 142, 143 elizabeth becton-40, 79, 190 sherri becton- 191 rlcky beech andy behl-23, 68 judy benlleld-79, 93 lisa benfleld-40 joy bennett-68 tamml bennett bryan bennlght phll bentley patty bergmann-54 sharon bethel-54 angie biddix-68 sally bledenharn-40 jackie blggs-40 jean ann bilbo-68, 144 danny billlngs-79, 176 janie billingsley-40 lisa bily jeff binns-40, 138 charlotte black-40 juli blackwell carol blair gloria bland-54 patricia blanding-54 gene blankenship-40, 191, 193 kathy blanks david blanton-40 kim blaylock-68 mike bloodworth-54, 132 betsy boatwright-40 beth boger-68 tanya bollinger-40 barry bonnett sharon boone-68 linda booth-54 cheryl boothe-68 angle boring-54, 142, 178 donna boss-40 steve boss-54 karen bowdre-79 cliff bowen-54, 155 beth bowen davld bowerman-79 denise bowerman-68, 190 carla bowers-79 ann bowman angie boyd donna boyd-40 marjorle boyd-40 mlke boyd john bradley tammy breedlove janna brendle-69 jennlter brendle-40 cathy bresler-54 gordon brewer-54 llnda brlce-40 rebecca brlce-40 steve bridges-79, 163 cecilla brlggs-69 debbie brigmon-40 eddie bristow- 132 randy brlttlan-54 sam broadway jodi brooks-54, 183 allison brown-40 cathy brown-40 debbie brown-69 debra brown-54 jennifer brown john bro wn-4 1 terrilyn bro wn-54 beverly bruce-54 phil bruley debbie bryant-54 susan bryson-79 luanne buchanan-41 patty buchanan-41 sherry buchanan-54 bill buchanan steve buck theresa buck david buckner-79 gary buckner john buckner-41 'W-' melba buckner pam buckner-69 patrlcla buckner sherrle buckner-54 jerry bullard-4 1 mark bumgardner-69, 157 john bunn-79 mark burch-4 1 scott burch-41 j.c. burkett-79, 132, 133 angle burleson-54 anthony burnett-69 james burnett allson burnette-54 karrle bumette- 190 davld burrell-54, 132 barbara burton-41 karen burton-69 rodger burton daphne butner nellwyn butterworth-69 cynthla byram-79 becky byrd-69 carol byrd charles byrd davld byrd-69 teresa byrd-54 mark cabanlss-69 morie cable blll cagle-41 henry caln-132 alice caldwell-41 bo caldwell-41 brenda caldwell-41, 142, 147 bruce caldwell-54 hardy caldwell klm calhoun-79 dave calvert-79, 157 debble campbell-79 kenny campbell-54, 132 nancy campbell-54 steve campbell- 132, 133 alison camper-55 doug cantrell-55 mary cardwell blll carlson graylln carlton kelley carnett-55 pat carpenter-80 charleata carter-55, 80 mary carter tommy carter clndy cash-41 llsa cavanagh-55 kathy cerreto nlta chattee-69 brenda chambley-41 bobby chandler rlcky chandler-41 ansle chapman debble chapman mlke chapman-68, 69 donna chappell-54, 62 blll chase-80, 163 stewart chason-41, 220 edlth cheek-55, 183 greg cheek-69, 132 nancy chllders-69 neal chllders-80 blll church-41 carolyn clark-69, 192 edward clark-55 mark clark- 132 mlke clark-69, 138 ron clark-69 sldney clark-80 laurle clarke-69 llsa clary-69 lred clauhs-80 greg claytor myra clemmons llsa clendennen-55 joel cllne chrls clortz aleshia coates-41 lee coates martha coates-80 john coble-55, 132 tammy cody-55 ray cottey-55 tlm cottey-80, 179 ron coker-41 helen colclough phyllls cole-69 rebecca cole-41 robln cole-55 allta colllns-4 1 greg colllns angle colvln-55 rhonda combs-bg llnda comer-55 mlke conlln mlchelene connelly-80 carol conrad anthony cook- 132 clndy cook-80 ernest cook-41 john cook-55 karen cook-69 rlcky cool- 132 karen cooley-41 brlan coomer-41 laurel cooper-55, 142 eugene cope- 193 shella cope- 136 cecll com.55 rlck cornatzer- 132 doug comman robert cotton norma cowan-41 julla cowart-69, 193 charlle crawtord-80 martha crawtord-21, 68, 69 A claudla creasman- 193 james creasman-55 jenny crews-41 ann crlchton-55 betsy crlmlnger-69 jane crlmlnger-20, 80, 182 brent crlsp-55 bentha crook-80 dallas croom nancy crottz annabelle cunnlngham kay cunningham-80 dennls curry steve curtls-80 weston curtls-80 john cutrell llsa d'alesslo-81 danny dale-80 carrle danlels-81 adrlenne daugherty-41 judy davldson-41 mlke davldson-132 rodney davidson ruth davle-81 deanne davls-55 jackie davis-42 michael davis terrl davis-69 wes davls-55, 220 dave dawson-69 debble dawson-42 betsy dean-81 denise deaton-55 susan deblaker-55 kelth debord-55 paul dees-55 james dennls-55, 191 janet denton-55 phoebe denton-55 greg deptuch-42 debble deshlelds-42 tred dew-55 harold dew doug deyton-42 jeannle deyton andy dlckerson blll dickerson-55 sarah dlefrlck-55 denise diefz-55 kelfh dllls-69, 192 john dixon-42 brlanf' dodge laurle dodgen-55, 176 warner doles- 132 cindy dominy-69, 137 sfeve dooley- 138 Iorna dorr cindy dorrify-81 jeff dofson-56 sfan dofson-42 james doufhif-56 dallas drake-40, 136 david drake-42 joyce drake-56 ben drew david driggers-56, 132 woody duckeff-56, 62 roberf duckeff-81 mike duke-42 david dunaway-70 donna duncan-70 jane duncan-81 suzanne duncan-70, 157 jeff dunn-56, 132 melvln dunn-81, 92, 132, 133 fracy dye- 192 kevin dyer-70 buck early-81 leigh eavenson-42 james edwards-81 paffy edwards-81, 163- paffi edwards-70 paula edwards-42 sandra edwards mike elkins anifa eller-81, 93 rory ellingfon-42 penny ellioff- 70 chris ellis- 132 sfan ellis-42 lisa elfon-81 connie emory-70 mike emory fim emory jeff england- 132 eric english-56 karen english-81, 192 donna enochs-81, 166 rusfy enscore-70 mary epperson-42 john efheridge-56 lisa evans-42 mike ezell ferry fain-56 lisa fair-56 sharon fakkema-77, 81 dayna farlow-56 john farmer-56 dale farr-82, 132, 133, 177 lafimer farr-56, 146 fom fassula-132 sandy feldman-56 bill fender-82 judifh fenn-42 caren ferguson-42 sfeve ferguson-82, 132, 133 laura ferrell-56 paf fller-56 danny flncannon dexfer flsher-132, 133 james flsher-70 karen flfe-56 scoff flfzgerald-56 marfha flaherfy-42 angela flora-22, 70 holly flowers-70 jeff flowers-82, 163 fracey flowers-42 don flynn-42 mike foley susanne forbes-56, 62 david ford- 132 paul ford-42 sandra ford-82 lisa forman-56, 62 susan forman-82 paf forman-70, 157, 163 alexandra forfin-56 jan fosfer-70 leigh fosfer richard doulk ken fousf Q myrfle fousf-82 sharon fowler-42 bill fox jeff fox-56 sam fox-70 jimmy frady-82 lisa franklin-40 fheresa frazier-56 mike freeman- 132 paf freeman bob frisby mike fugafe-82 paf fuller-56 hazel fulfon-70 ed gaba mary rufh gaddis-42 becky gaddy dorls garren judy garren danny garreff-42, 136 consfance garrison janice gafewood-56 lim gearrln- 132 ann gellersfedf-42 ken genfry-132 james george-70 bob gessner blll ghormley-56 dan gilberf-42 belh gllman mike glenn- 138 dave glover mary godwin-56 cheryl goforfh-42 roger goforfh-42 davld goins-82 mike golns-132 hecfor gonzalez marilee goode-43 kim goodson-68, 70 erwln goodwln charles gordon-56 jeff gordon-70 lee gordon-56 vlrglnla gorff-82 byran gosnell-21, 82 darryl gosseff-70, 157, 160, 166 fonl goffensfrafer-43, 183 dan goudelock-43 jackle gouge-43 marcia gouge-56, 157, 220 david gough andy gray mlke gray roberf gray james greafhouse-70 davld greene ken greene margaref greene-57 sheldon greene fim greene vefina greene-70 robin greenlee-70 pam greer-82 alfred gregg-57 ronnie gribble denise griffin-70 john grobe fim grubb-57 -1 1 up -mm' p ,irrzw fl jlm gulld-82 carolyn guinn-57, 182 john guiledge-82, 94, 132, 133 donna gump-43 jetf gunnell-43 mark gunter-57 mark guy-82 betty jo hale-39, 43 rhonda hallord-43 cheryl hall-82, 179, 182 clndy hall- 142 kay hall-43 reglna hall-43 rlchard hall-71 sara hall-57 stephanie hall-43 ed hamllton-70 roberta hamllton-70 teresa hamlett-43 nlck hamner-43 danny hampton-43 amy hamrlck-23, 83 klm hamrlght llsa hancock-77, 83, 137 joe hand-70 jlm haney-70 marty haney-57 mark hanley candy hardee tammy hardee eugenla harklns-83 lynn harklns-57 becky harlow-57, 154-157 bob harrlger-70 donna harrlll john harrls- 136, 182 lllllan harrls-43 robert harrlson-71 ference hartnett- 132 ashley haskins john hatlleld-71 bruce hatherlee-83, 132, 133 glenda hatherlee pete hatheway-57 dave hawklns-84 amy hawley bobby hayes-71 pat hayes cameron headley-57 rlchard heaton-83, 154, 155, 156 dennls helms Iorl helton vlckle helton-71, 176 mark henderson mlke henderson-51, 182 rodney henderson-57, 132 bobby hensley- 138 clndy hensley-43, 44 debra hensley-83 jetl hensley-43 laurle henson-71 gary hernandez sharon hester-83, 179 curtls heyward-57 danny hlldebran-43 connle hlll-83 clndy hlll-43 donna hlll hugh hlll jack hlll nancy hlll-71 allce hlnds-71 larry hln-21, 71 kerry hlnton-83 Iynda hlnton-83 laura hlpps-83 jay hlrst-71, 163 robert hodges janlne hottman sarah hogan-57 rlchard hoque allsa holbrook-43 cynthla holcombe-23, 71 bonnle holcombe-83 bob holcombe-43 ceclle holden-83 danny holder larry holdlng connle holland-43 jlm holland-83 brenda holleman pam hollis- 163 keith holloway-83, 177 jim holmes-77, 84 jeff holmes-43 john holmes becky holt-43, 142 sherry honeycutt sylvla honeycutt-22, 84, 93 mellnda hood- 183 tlm hood-51 192 llsa hooks-51 220 jlm hooper-71 jayne hoptner-57 kevin hopper-71, 154 pat horan-57, 147 teresa horton-57 holly hough-43, 142 karl houghton-71 sarah houston-43 lydla howard robert howard-87 becky howell-57 brenda hovvell-57 janet hudglns-57 tracey hudson-43 ann hull-71 dave huttman-84 klm hutlman-71, 220 jon huttstetler-71 charles hughes dave hulette-57 robert hull glenda hunt-71 altred hunter-71 dawn hunter jennle hunter-43, 193 karen hunter teressa hunter arcla husklns-84 debble hutchlns-84, 190 wayne hutchlnson-84 mike hyder-71 randal hylemon-57 sandy Icenho wer joe lnvln-43 davld lsley-43 valerle jackson-43 cralg jacobs-71 mary james-43 perry james phll james-44 steve james-44 tim james brenda jarrett-84 beverly jarvls-44 rebecca jarvls allan jaynes-44, 136 wlllle jetlerles-84, 193 gus jenkins-84 sharon jenkins danny jenrlch-84, 154, 155, 156, 157 carol jensen-57, 190 blll jernlgan-71 angie johnson- 142 brad johnson-57 david johnson-71, 132 jeff johnson kevln johnson klm johnson randall johnson robert johnson-20 ron johnson-72, 182 wllllam johnson glenn jonas-84 dan jones debbie jones-72 denise jones-44 flo jones-84 galen jones jim jones-57, 182 jeff jones-72 judy jones julle jones-57, 84 kelly jones kim jones-44, 142 lisa jones-44 mark jones- 132 mary leigh jones-44 robin jones-72 sfuarf jones-44 harold jordan-57 mark jordan-72 nancy jowers-84 paf jusflce-44 robln kasey wayne kasper-85 kim keefer-57 anlfa keller-57 emlly kelle y- 72 kafhy kelley-72 pam kelley-85, 93 flm kelley-57 wes kelley mlke kelly- 138 sfeve kllby-72 dan kiley-44 bobbl klmsey-85 cindy klncald-44 cindy klncer- 72 barry klng-72, 132 cafhy king gina king-72, 136, 182 jeff king julla king laura klng-85 renee klng-44 brenda klnney-72 debble klnsland-85 mary klser- 72 mellssa knlghf-85, 108 rebecca knlghf-85 eric knlsley- 161 brenda knoff bob knox debbie koualeskl-44 gerry kraus sylvla kuehnel-51 191 fommy kuhn-44 mark lackey-85 wendy Iackey-44 gary Iakenan- 132 reglna Iamberf sfeve Iamberf-57 alberf land-57 lelgh land-44 lelsa laney-85 jo ann lanford randy Iankford-44 chrls lannlng w.c. lannlng-72 lou Iafhem-85 laura laflmer-58 angle laughfer shane laughfer mary laurance-58 claudla lawlng-85 llsa lawlng-44 jeff Iawfer-44 , elalne leafherwood-72 llm ledford jamle ledford jeff ledford-44 kyle ledford froy ledford-58 laura lee-44 margaref lee mellnda lee peggy lee-72, 176 phoebe lee-58 becky lelbe-58 audrey Ieonhardf-58 paf levl-44 denlse lewls Ida lewls-44 lawrence Iewls-85 donna llnker-68, 72, 157 flm llnvllle-72 kevln llpe-58, 192 greg llsenbee-44 cafh y llffle-72 jon llfflefleld flm lolley-58, 146 johnny long ned long blll lord-44 bruce Ioudermllk barbara Iowe-58 llsa Iowe-58, 176 marfha lowman-58 cindy lowney-44 sara Iyles gayle lyndon-58 julia lyons-44 karl Iyon-85 geneva Iyffon linda mace befh machen-85 hasbro maddox-44, 138 mark mahaffey jean mahood-44 gwen mahy cheryl major faela maney-85 randy maney sfeve maney eric mann-85 jeff mann-86 susan mann-58 gwyn mansfield-72, 191 wendy mansfield-44 lisa marler-44 mifch marlowe-44 jim marshaII58 bllly marfin-86, 132, 133 brian marfin glynis marfln-44 julie martin-58 gllberf marfinez-86 jennifer mason-44 ron mason-72 sara massee-44 jim massey florence massie don masfman debo mafheson-86 darrow mafhis-86 joe mafhis-86 susan mafhis-45 ford mauldln barbara maulfsby-58 joyce may-45 michael mays- 154, 155, 156 sharon mccall bruce mccanless cafhy mcclellan-86 clndy mcclellan-86 james mcclure-45 cafhy mccluskey befh mccluskey-45, 142 fom mccombs-72, 220 bill mcconnell-58 roberf mccormlck ferrl mccracken-72 john mccrary-58 brenda mccraw-72, 137 gall mcdarls-58 janlce mcdarls-86 andy mcdonald-45 febln mcdowell-45 flm mcgaha- 132 sonja mcgee susan mcgee wendy mcgee greg mcglmsey A www - . - rig ll! jamle mcgulre wade mcgulre-45 mary mcharge donna mclntosh-45 joan mclntosh wlllette mclntosh-45 mlke mclntyre-45 ann mckay-86 barbara mckay-45 susan mckenzle-58, 157 jlm mcklnney-45 mlke mcklnney sallle mcklnney beth mcklnnon-72, 183 darrell mclellan-72 fuller mcleod margaret mclure-45 byron mcmahon-45 mark mcmahon davld mcmanus-45 pam mcmanus-45, 191, 193 9 pat mcmanus-45, 191 cheryl mcpherson-45 norman mcrae-45 susan mcswaln-86 john meador greg meadows yvonna medlln-58 donna meeklns-72 tony meggs ernest melln tlna melln mlke metcalf mona metcall-45 roland metcall-72 stevemeyers-58, 132 charlle mlddleton-86 laura mlles-72, 166, 190 wayne mlles-86 jlm mllholen anlta mlller-86 jlm mlller-86 jlm mlller-132 mlchele mlller-45 teresa mlller-58, 142 leslle mllllng-86 chrls mlllsaps-58 cralg mlllsaps cathy mlms-87 cathy mltchell-87 melanle mltchell-45 tom mltchell-132 kerry mltruska-58 theresa mohr-45 marcle molton-58 karen montelth-72 llsa montelth-73 aubrey moomaw- 73 tranclsca moore-73 jlm moore mark moore-81 94 wanda moore-58, 183 wlllls moore-45 teresa morelock-58 charles morgan- 138 phyllls morgan-58 bob morrls john morrls- 132, 133 sharon morrlson-73 derek moss- 132 tellcla moss-58 homer moss margaret moss kathy mote-59 jlm motes-87, 92, 157 dawn motslnger-59 ronnle mull leslle mullens- 182 judy mulllkln- 193 ben mulllnax-59, 220 clndy murphy-45 jlmmy murphy- 138 vanda murphy-45 helen murrell joy muse 'D blll myers-45, 193 klm myers- 73, 157, 178 nancy myers-45 greg nalley joe nanney-193 alex navy suzle negron-59 davld nelghbors-59 ann nelll-73 dave nettles-45 ben newman-45 jlm newton laura newton-45 randy nlmmons-45 rhonda nlpper-73 becky nlswonger- 182 chrls norman-59 dan norman beth norman bryan oakes-45 phll odom dean ogle llnda okaln-87 bly oneal-87 cathy o'nelll gary orr-73 joey orr-87, 136 ray osborne-73 karen overton-73, 176 marty owenby helen owens becky olvens-59, 157 ronnle owens-132 tom owens ken owensby-34, 59, 132 becky pack-59 kathy pack-45 melanle palnter-46 klrk palmer-46 joe palmore robln panther-59 cheryl parker-46 kathy parks-87 karen parr laura parsons-46, 192 larry parton-87 shella parton-46 john patterson lorle patterson-73 mlke patterson- 132 stephanle patterson-46 charles patton-59 monty payne-46 patrlck payne-46 jeff peacock-46 karrle peek-59 mark pelton-87 tracye pelton-46 barbara penland ana perez-46 dalgld perklns-73 jane perklns-59 susan perklns-46 ray perry-46 tracy peters-46, 183 vlckye peters-59 gerl peterson-59, 142 lavenla peterson-59 lon peterson lorelel peterson renee peterson-68, 73, 136, 144 terry peterson mlchelle phelps-46 susan phelps vlckle plerce-59 ken phllllps- 132, 133 llsa phllllps-59 malty phllllps robln phllllps jeanne plckerlng crystal plttman-59 dan plaut peer plaut janlce plemmons-46 mlke plemmons-87, 157 travls plemmons-21, 59 jeff plemons- 132 cathy pompey Ilsa poovey-46 ed pope norman pope sherman pope-46 candl porter-87, 177 james porter rena potts selma potts-59 allen powell cecella powell melanie powell-46 melissa powell- 73 suzanne powell-87 tracy powers-59 janet presnell- 73 wayne pressley-46 blll pressly cathy prlllaman-59 larry prltchett- 73 laura provan-34 steve prultt-59, 132 thad puckett-59, 163 lester purry sandra radcliff-46, 190 brlan ramsey carolyn ramsey beth ramsey martha ramsey 1 susan ramsey- 144, 191 lane raxter-87 charlene ray-22, 87, 94, 155, 156, 166, 220 doug ray W johnny ray melissa ray-46 robln ray-59, 147 teree readllng- 73, 190 jerry reagan-46 lynne reams-59 mlchelle redden-46 alan reed pat reeder cheryl reel-87 debble reese-88, 220 marty reese llnda reeves-46 todd reeves john rehrlg-46 mary reld-46 beth reltmeler-46 eddle reneau-132 jlm rentro-59 robln renslnk-88, 183, 213 mark reuter melanie reuter mary rhinehart-88 hope rhymer-60 mike rhymer-46 karen rice-88 james rice martha rlce-47 randy rlce mellssa rlchards-88 jeff rlchardson-60 scott rlchardson-22, 60 193 roger rlcker-47 jlmm y rlckman llnda rlckrode-60 rlcky rlddle scott rlddle susan rlddle mlke rlgsbee-47, 138 andrea rlmes-60 jlmbo rlner- 132 clndy rlnk-60 klm rlsh-73 ken rlvenbark-39, 41 154 Ieslle rivers-60, 136 carol roane-47 teresa raberson-60 daryl roberts- 132 donnie roberts-47 drew roberts-39, 47 lamar roberts-60 mcrae roberts-60 nancy roberts-73 pattl roberts-60 scott roberts blll robertson peggy roblns beverly roblnson-47, 193 carol roblnson-47 chrls roblnson-88 debble roblnson-47 rlcky roblnson-60, 132 tim robinson tim rodman-47 theresa rogers-47 vlcki rogers-73 cindy roland tom rolen-88 steve roper dave rosler terrl ross-60 beverly rotan-47 steve rowe llnda royal-88 mark rubley debra rush-60 jay russ-88 jeff russo melonle rust-47 rlchard ryan-88 audre y samuels-60 carole sanders-88 joanne sanderson-88 dan satterwhlfe-73, 192 jennlfer saudners-60 klm saudners-47, 144 dave sawyer john sawyer claude schlagenhaut-73 lynn schluraff-47 allen scott cliff searcy-88, 94, 132 jan secrest-73 dana sedwlck blll selgler jody self-88 joyce sexton-88 tammy shaney-47 amy sharpe-73 krlstln sharpe-47 calvln shaw-47 jeannle shaw-88 frank shearln ann shelton-89 kathy shelton paula shelton-39, 47 vlckle shelton-73 magay shepard-47 bllly shepherd-73, 132 jlm sherrlll tony shoaf-60 . edna shook phlll shuford-89, 93 tom shupe doug sllver-73 jlm simmons donna slms-73, 106 mlrlle slzemore albert slapp y edle slattery-89, 192 beth sluder-60 paula smart-73, 147 vlckle smart- 157 frltzle smafhers-22, 73 george smlfh-47 charlotte smlth-74 eddie smlth-89 gary smlth- 132 jannlce smlth-74 karen smlth-89, 203 krlstlna smlth-60 laura smlth-47 Ieslle smlth-47, 191 Y .,.Y ,5w.,., . -:,w,..+-m -,w wx, H. v T ll marsha smlth-47 melanle smlth-22, 74 mlke smlth-63 89 nancy smlth-89, 157 pam smlth-89, 92, 166 phll smlth-60, 132 sara smlth-60 steve smIth74 travls smlth-47 vlckl smlth-89 wade smlth- brenda snyder-34, 74, 182 steve SOHC amy sdldwedel-89 perry somers-89 sharon sorensen-47 jetl southall-47 dorothy southard audrey souther-74 beverly souther-74 mary ann sparks julle spear-89 teresa spearman-74 dora spooner wes speed- 132 john sprlnkle-21, 47 allsa sprouse- 147 margaret sprouse-60 tammy sprouse rlchard squlres-60, 132 sherrl stattord-60 dennls stamey pat stamey-89 donna stanley-89 mlke stanley-89 llsa stansell clndy stanton-74 vlolet staylor- 74 john steele-74 tlm steele ' hllda steelman-89 pat stevens-74 bllly stewart marllyn stewart-60 allen stlnes-60 charlotte strlngtellow-47 mark strother-47 mlke stroupe mark suggs-47, 193 kathy sulllvan-47- angle sutton-74 charles swab ' davld swann-90, 93 wanda sweat lorl syens-74 laura talbert Ieslle talbert-60 bob tate-60, 132 jlm tate-60 llsa tate-90 tlna taubman-60, 190 davld taylor-74, 154, 155, 156 durryl taylor edgar taylor-47 jennlter taylor-90 lewls taylor-47, 138 mlke taylor-77, 90 pam taylor paul taylor-60 robert taylor-47, 220 roger taylor shella taylor-48 mark teachey-71, 74 jetl teague-60 laura teague-60, 176 steve teague vlccl teague-21, 47 jack terrell-60 joe testlno- 136 taml tharpe-74 renee tharrlngton-47 erlc theall-90, 157 lay thomas-61 jennller thomas-61 klm thomas-90 llsa thomas-74 pam thomas-74 robert thomas valencla thomas-48 cathy thompson-61 charles thompson debble thompson-48 greg thompson-61 marcla thompson-39, 48 sue thompson-61 beth thomton-48 kathy thorpe-48 sandra thurman-48, 193 jan tllley-74 steve tllley doug tlmmons les tlmms-61 rebecca tlnsley-61 barbara tlpton randall tlpton-48 jlll tobey-22, 61, 62, 144 dean tomberlln suzanne tomberlln-48 ayse toygar scott treadway-48 davld tual-48 clndy tucker-74 rlcky tucker-90, 146 joe tum llsa tweed marcella tweed krlsten ulven-48, 147 pam underwood-61 pat underwood-61 steve underwood-61 tracey unsworth-90, 137 charles van gorder-90 tlm vamadore-48 ' kelley vaughn-90, 182 loulse vaughn-48 sandra vemon-74, 163 dalene vlckery-90, 92, 178 joan vllclnskas-90 ben vogler jane wadsworth jlm wagner-61, 182 crystal waltes-48 darlene waketleld-48 karen waldroup-61 aundrla walker-90 kathy walker-48 mark wall-48 beth walrath-48 mary ward-48 tara ward vlrglnla ware john warlng-61 carolyn wamer leland warsaw debra waters-90 roy waters- 138 mark watklns-48 clndy watson-61 edlth watson-90 phll watson blll watts-61 debble weatherly-74 lrances welch Isaac welch-92 john welch-74, 177 sarah wells vlckle wells-61 rhonda welsh-61 debble west-74 ellsabeth west-74 scott westbrook-48 sandra wheeler-91 karen whlgham-61 dan whltaker-91 roger whltaker-48 cyrus whlte dan whlte davld whlte-48 russ whlfe-74 wendell whlfe-61 cornelia whlfley-48 brenda whlffemore-61 carol whlffemore-61 pam whlffemore connie Wiggins-39, 48 kim wiggins-61 fim wllde-48 georgeann wlles mary wiles-48, 91 ren wiles-94 bernard wllllams-48, 138 cllff wllllams-61, 132 danny wllllams-61, 138 davld a. wllllams-48, 155 davld e. wllllams-74 derwln wllllams dlana wllllams-61 donna wllllams-91 jeff wllllams-74 jackle wllllamson- 132 rlcky wllllamson- 132 glynn wlllls-74 Iaurle wlllls-61 kevln wlllson-48 bobby wllson klm wllson-48 alyse wlnchesfer-75 joan wlngerf-61, 147 john wlnkenwerder sharl wlnkler-61 charm wlnslow-48 'laura wlse-48 blll wolny-49 llnda womack-75 paul womack-91 edlson wood ellyn wood-91, 93 jennlfer wood-49 phll wood blll woodall Iynda woodburn-91 paffl woodby-75 llsa woody-15Z 200 penellope woody gwen woosley-61 paf wrlghf-91 fom wrlghf- 182 john york dlane young-49 jennlfer young-48 sallle young- 136 fammy young-75 feresa young-49 wllllam young-75 FACULTY roberl abboff- 111 genevleve adams-110 john adams- 121 don anderson- 128 ray babelay- 121 vesfa baughman- 114 don bearden- 121 fred benfley-82, 83 wlnona blerbaum- 117 bruce blshop-121 joe blalr-108 jan blaylock- 127 worfh boofh-113 wayne bowman- 121, 193 joyce bryanf- 121, 193 don caldwell-105 john campbell- 101, 157 rachel chapman- 108 roberf chapman- 100 vernon chapman- 112 ed cheek- 114 efhel cox-100 james cox-105 jon crawford- 116 dorofhy crlssman- 112 jo ann croom- 107 anne davldson-102 davld devrles- 104 doug dexfer- 128 Iura edsall- 125, 183 becky eller- 113 ron eller-116 gwyn flsh-111, 155 james flsh-104 sue flfzgerald- 102 julle forfney- 122, 155 jacksle franklln- 128, 176 joy genflle- 121, 193 joseph godwln- 128 Iucllle godwln- 115 smlfh goodrum- 113 may jo gray- 121 vlrgll gray- 127 kay gregory- 115 jack grose- 108 glenda gulllams-125 john hamrlck-23, 101 vlrglnla harf- 125, 147 don henderson- 125 vloleffe henderson- 101 susan hensle y- 122 hal herzog- 128 dennls hlll- 101 anna hlnes- 122 karen hlnfon-23, 103, 154, 157 rlchard hoffman-83, 155 fred holfkamp- 1 10 john hough- 100 beffy hughes-114, 157 blll huff- 107 dennis hyaff-104 mary lhrig- 114 kay irwln-103, 157 carla Isaacs- 1 14 walfer Isaacs-23 elllson jenkins- 126 beffy jolle y- 1 16 harley jolle y- 1 16 c. roberf jones- 127 lucy kempson- 103 noel klnnamon- 1 14 susan klser- 118 rlchard knapp- 1 1 1 roberf knolf- 126 roberl kramer- 1 1 1, 157 carolyn lamberson- 122 beffy layman- 117 page lee- 126 earl Ielnlnger-22, 126 jlm lenburg- 1 16 julle long-22, 112 jean mcafee- 115 neal mckenzle- 108 don mcleod- 107 kafherlne maco y- 1 1 1 gordon mahy- 106 jlll mannlsfo- 103 ken manske 110 I nancy medford- 119 davld mafhe ws- 105 bob melvln-126 larry mlller- 1 16, Iewls mlller- 102 mary lee moore-112 lloyd moore- 104 charlle narron- 108 paul newfon- 121 sandra obergfell- 111 mlke o'brlen- 100, 155, 157 Ina owens- 117 lucy pafferson- 101 george perry- 128 blll pegg- 1 19 charles phllllps- 125 marlan plauf- 105 fom plauf- 128 jerry plemmons- 103 charles pressley- 108 l f , wayne pressley- 121 frank qulck- 107 dorethy roberts- 121, 122 joe chrls robertson-106 robert ruark- 105, 157 susan ruark-23 don russell- 1 18 emmett sams- 1 19 ken sancha rln 22 128 9 ' 1 gall sawyer-22, 103 tom sawyer-126 joe schubert-115 blll sears- 113 alan smith- 107 david smith- 102, 155 walter smith- 101, 157 lrances snelson- 100 gary spence- 122 davld sperllng- 108 larry stern- 128 teresa stem- 112 walter stroud-22, 128 lou therrell113 blll thomas- 122 llm thomas- 127 carolyn thompson-22, 128, 176 dwaln van vactor-124 margaret verhulst-115 blll walker- 125 audrey ward- 103 gall Webster-124 lahn wells- 125 agnes whltman- 121 stephen wing- 106 art wood-118 harrell' wood- 124 roy wood- 108, 154, 155 156 brad zabel- 103, 155 W LA REL WHAT IS THE LAUREL? ON THE MARS HILL COLLEGE CAMPUS THE LAUREL SIG- NIFIES THE COLLEGE YEARBOOK AND THE LAUREL STAFF IS THE DE VOTED YEAR- BOOK STAFF WHO WORKED ANY HOUR OF THE NIGHT WHENEYER WE WERE IN A BIND TO MEET A DEADLINE. THEY ARE A GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO, LIKE US, SA W A YEARBOOK THAT COULD BE CREATED USING NEW IDEAS, WITH EA CH PERSON CONTRIBUTING IDEAS OF THEIR OWN. WORKING TOGETHER, WE HOPED TO PRODUCE A BOOK THAT INCLUDED EVENTS AND HA PPENINGS CONCERNING THE CAMPUS AND THE WORLD. WITH THE FINISHED PRODUCT BEFORE US WE CAN NOW WITH GREA T PRIDE DEDICA TE THIS BOOK TO ALL THE STUDENTS AND FA CUL- TYA T MARS HILL COLLEGE KNO WING WE DID OUR BEST TO BRING THIS BOOK TO YOU. MMQUM-rv LSR wooij A GOOD YEARBOOK STAFF REQUIRES RELI- ABLE, RESPONSIBLE PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO ARE WILLING TO TAKE AND PRINT PICTURES A T THE SPUR OF THE MOMEN11 WE CONSID- ER OURSEL YES LUCKY TO HAVE WORKED WITH THREE OF THE BEST. PHOTOGRAPHERS: 1. DEBBIE REESE, 2. TOM MCCOMBS, 3. 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