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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1982 volume:

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These include admis- sionsg Gnancial aidg student records and registrationg cam- pus life - including residence hall programs, athletics, intramural sports, counseling, and student organizationsg maintenance and operation of the physical plantg financial operationsg cafeteria and bookstoreg patkingg traffic, safe- ty and securityg fundraising and alumni affairsg and public relations. The heads of these divisions constitute Dr. Bentley's staff, through which he manages the institution. YT ! Abuve Prcsudenr Bentley and Annem- Shuvcrs, Secretary um th: Prcxldcnr Rxghr Mnss Frances Sm-lawn, Awnsunr ru :hc Prcsudcnr Hnluw Dr Rnchard Hulfrmn. Vice Pu-sndenr fur Academxc Affanrs Y: x ,.. . N 1 1 . .1 'N X - .. x A tl H 12 fi It I 1 Abovv: Audrey Hunter, Scart-tary, Office of the Assucnatc Dean Ruben Chapman, Assuclatc Dean for Acad:-mu: Afrfalrs Ethel Cux, Assustant to the Assoctatr Dean Rught Susan Ruark, Sucretarv, Offtfe uf' Fmancnal And john Hamtlck. Director o!'FmanC1al Amd Bcluw Naomx Fcrgusnn, Assistant tu thc Business Managcr Vmlctte Hn-ndcrswn, Busmess Manager i 1 i 4 1 1 w w I w 1 Q 'Y Q N ! 3 ..,-f I P ' '45 4 1 Abmc Dcnnls Hxll, f'XswU.xrc Dun hfr Adrrmse-rm and Fnmh mm: Lch Chulcs fippsm, Imcrml Audnmr Bvhww Walter Smurh, Ilwrefmr nf Publnc Inhvrrmu-m Sandx Iwrd. Scvgrcrarx, Uffncc uf Puhln lnlurnuuun vluhn Campbcil, Asslsmnr tur NL-ws .md lnkurrndmvn N3 ' 1 -4 . 'Z '12f1fi- Aff' 'V .- 1 - z 5. Q-.sw 544' 'H' .'f't - . V ,: ,ft ,,'3,,,fi, f., . N Nd 1 I n - 1 JN .xlib I ,- H Above: Norma Marler, Secretary Myra jamerson, Clerical Assistant, Blackwell Hall Mail Room Doris Bentley, Assistant to the Director of Development Robert S. Ruark, Assistant Director of Development for Alumni Activities Richard P. Ellis, Assistant Director of Development james R Cox, Director of Development Right. Karen Foley, Clerical Assistant Business Office Penny Ponder, Bookkeeper, Business Omce Below- David S, Knisleyulr., Associate Dean for Instructional And Evaluation Design ,,'s. t . 4 ,f L.- 149' . , . I fffllc HHI ll - - - l 'Qi.- -r-Yi 'j. 4.21.-5. -- '?v- ...-. u YQ! Above Gwen Mercalll, Sccrerary, Olfncr ul' Admrssrons Par Smrrh, Sccrerary, Ofllcr: uf Admxssxons Elaine Smnh, Secretary, Offncr of Admnssnons Ln-lt Barbara Robmson, Srcrcrary, Upward Bound and Spa-Cual Servrfes Lloyd lvioorc, Drrccror of Upward Bound and Specnal Sar- Vlffs Barbara Curshall, Counselor, Upward Bound Program Lucy Kempsom, Counselor, Specnal Services Program Audrey Ward, Coordinator of Tutoring. Upward Bound and Sp:-Clal Services Program Below ,lohn Hough, Dc-an for Connnumg Edufauon Program Sylvia Hrrchcock, Sccrerary, CFP Kay Marrm, Coordrnaror, Rellecrrvc Lxfc Expcrxences Chns Scarccy, Arr Insrfucrur, CEP Sylvia Murphy, Assrsranr to the Dean for CEP Helen Lamkm, Secrerary, CFP Sally Pfafl, Secretary, CEP Ray Rapp, Coordrnaror for CEP for the Agxng K-7- M 5' V -'dl 4 X Q.. ,ul r 23 l ,J Right Mnke O'Bnan, Dean of Student Development Rohm Cole snstam uf the Dean of Student Development Below Brenda Htmeycutt, Serretary of Wren College Union Bottom The Wren Colle-ge Unnon Board l xll5 T ull' 'Q f - lx- X , 7,5 lax , was , yxhlf 'jliff L-5. alll- lxg ,-- 4 ' ' I L x 1 1 ' XP' Mh- GM Tup RA'sfRD's Above Nancy Frvsson, Secretary rn the Housing Office Brad Zabel, Assistant ro the Dean uf Srudcnr Dev:-lupmcnr. Huusxng Walter Isaacs. Area Cuurdln.1rnrfMen s Housing Mary Grrwan. Area CoUrdlnamrfWumv:n's Housing Right Kay lrwin - Business Manager, Wren Cullt-gc Union Below -luhnnie White - Supervisor, College Post Office lonv.g.y MD-5 'Illini 'lin-an Will. 5, ,tim Q ' 4.4 Above. Archie Benton - Textbook Services Don Caldwell - Director of Purchasing and Bookstore Fannie Sizemore 3 Softgoods, Cashier Darryl Norton - Assistant Director Donna Zmk - Secretary jan Blalock - Secretary Right Nancy Childers f Student Director Wren College Union T ' N. 1 l. ' ' an hl U Q f .1 1 .,, ,L f WA N.-LL.. vi c.. 1 .fw- I f-f li . Ly l I A F,-, J x -A-NY! v Neajbc l r f--- 1,1 rg l ..-.X r- '7. ff' ,A U - -xg Abuve Furs: Ruw Shawn -jenkins - Pernvdrcals Supervrsrur Brenda Knurr - Medna Cataluguer and Appalachlan Ruum Charxry Ray Y Reserves ,lm-ce Wullrs - Busrness Manager Second Ruw -Ivy Bridges, Y Rcfurence Librarian Richard Dillingham - Drrecrur of Appalachlan Room and the Rural Lrfe Museum Ann Davrdsun - Director uf the Medla Center Ann Lee - Cunrdrnarnr of Srudem Assrsrams and lnrerALrbrary Lfqans Alan Andersun - Teclwnrilan, Media Center Lab Sams - Caral-mgurng Assnslanr Lurna Dorf f Clrculanon Supervisor Amanda Zabel f Admmrsrranve Assrsram, Medra Center Lcfr Lewis Maller - Drrecrur ul' Memorral Library Below Marlerne Reader Harris Medra Center under cunsrrucnun ldedxviared DrC 4, 1081! Rrghr Infrrmarx nurses, Audrey South:-r Cm-ly Tucker Crndy Webster Fllcn Comm-r Below Ln-fr Duane Hull, Counselor Below Rlghr David Mathews. Carccr Counsel- or, Plaiumenr Cuurdnnamr Q..' LK , -- fl- l ' ES? , xx ? 1, y. ' l I , LQ, nl ul I ,f 1? N l vi 5, K -pa I, 5 ,Q v -3 5 -.1 ,r A , I Z' f-.-Q-...1 as-1,, sv J ' , . I? 3' ' S sf fl 3 N y P' LQQH' if I n Ajlj, : , , H r f g 1 - E 5' 5f l i , R X' :1 JI' - 1 I . N 1 ' -i , A 1 : ' 1 3777 -fl -i l X ' ,Af - s- . lx I ll , ,. I l-uk: lrtr ISL M BLM IA.-rr Nm lwrLv.l1 Imam-w UV I rm vi rim sum I-hw num fX1'mx yu lar Inxm Num! lunfux N111 mv M Kwghv I.nuu IAM Iln r r wr Pbvw I' I mr nu 1 vimuwr MI ln!-'vvvmwv Nav: mx .HM lifu M-N IS, nr mR11Jwz Iuldlg l4.uMvu il ru M M 1 -, J vxnmv r-I K .unpm Hmmm ,,..,--u up ART The department is enjoying slightly increased en- rollment for the 1981-82 school year with a large freshmen class and a good number of promising transfer students. Most of the 52 majors in the department are concentrating their studies in the areas of art education and graphic design, Ken Gregory is serving as interim teacher of draw- ing, painting, and printmaking in place of Don Mahy, who is on leave a sabbatical. The depart- ment sponsors monthly student exhibitions of paintings, prints, drawings, and pottery in the Fine Arts Gallery and is instrumental in planning and securing campus-wide exhibitions for Peterson Gallery in Blackwell Hall. For the final january term the departments teachers offered unique courses in such creative processes as metal enamel- ing and advanced photography. Right' joe Chris Robertson Below. Stephen Wing .1 I W u 9 Nr ,Q E C I N.. L2 ' 1 I. rv '3- If' an wg, a f .,1 X I i 1 V ,, BUSINESS The Business Departments graduates continue to find attractive job opportuni- ties, The new MathfBusiness major and the International Business concentration are innovations designed to prepare stu- dents for successful careers in these de- veloping areas. Ahmc Business Honor Club Right .lack Gmsc Department fhairman Luft Rdchul fh,xpln.un Helms Luft Charlxc Ndrn Hclnw Rxghr Roy W-md 'f 'b I I i 4 -Q., --.L Rxgh! Neal Mulicrmc Hclow ,Inu Blgnr Br-mmw Luft Daud Spcrlsng Burmn1 Rqghr Churlcs Prcsslcy 'T'.'l itX'Nl5 'Y' '-V EDUCA TIO The primary function ofthe Education Department is to prepare students for teaching in the public schools. Ap- proximately 120 students each year complete certification programs in secondary and special sublects and in depart- mental programs in Early Childhood Ck-Bl and Intermedi- ate Grade M-QJ Education, GiftedfTalented, Reading and Library Science. The highlight of the program is the 10- week student teaching experience for secondary mayors and the full-year program in the elementary internship. The Internship Program, which combines a l-ull-year of on-the- job experience with college course work in Reading, Meth- ods, and Educational Psychology, is an unique blend of X practical application and theory. Abi-it SNI A, rlit- llrygaifatiiin lor ltltit.itiim Mal-.fs Riiglit Vernon Cliapmm, Ilepirrincnt Cihairiiian Iintl.i Matt Dt-p.irtmtnr St-tri-tau l .ws i ln-K 4' X Y' YK -r Right: Dorothy Cnssman Below: Lou Therrell Borrom Left: Smirh Goodrum Bom-rom Righr- Teresa Stem ,N 'ii , . fix 'vfv- -f Left Wmmnh Booth Below Mary Lee Moore Bottom Left julxe Long Buuom Rxghr Bull Sears , s V Az' 1' fl-i,F'F -'T'.'1+e,.,'-ij '?' 1 N Ns- f -1w '4,-Mp 'L1'-w- P . :,g'fx:'Sil Nth! A-tri. 1.47, 1.1! -Ik Y . 1,,q-12: 1, 'lyirw A ' f '- K ,, A W-fxiggfrbu ikm. ' - ' l 1. , - T' : l. ' -1 -2 nh? L, N, Qv' , 'X 1 xy f r 'V Y' f AE HSE R ENGLISH The English Department seeks to provide its majors with a challenging, constructive variety of experiences in the study of language and literature - overviews of American, English, and World literatureg explorations ofgreat worksg the history and structure ofthe English languageg creative writingg and independent study. For students interested in careers in the media, it offers courses in journalism and internships with various agencies in which communications skills play a vital role. Students interested in teaching find unique op- portunities in the Departments programs in develop- mental writing, tutoring, and preceptor groups. Above: The Mars Hill College Scrib Club Right: 'Ioe Schubert, Chairman ,,-c- F I I V' sUs'N'-:Lvl hu-J Jgunl N .,.ff,, 'a 'v A.. Ich PJI Vuhulsr Hel-m IL-rx Bum Ilughu Bri-vw Rnglu Ku Grqgm 1 if nl- -. , SZ X A Right. Ed Check Below Ich' Carla Isaacs Below right' Lucille Godwln ,ff I .v:.4-Q ld! X Am lhmgbxmn mi If mln Pr mr X num Jrx Ilw liduv. mght TNHLI kwnumv 1+ ' x. AVP -am ig' , ' '- 1 M ' , ' :awyg ?'k t'Y' A , ,..4 , :, 'ks ox' 3' C F ' FOREIGN LANG UA GE La Tertulia did not function at full capacity during the fall semester be- cause sixteen of its members plus Dr, MaCoy were in Puebla, Mexico. Those who were here worked with the French Club to improve the Language Center on the third floor of Cornwell, Mars Hill College offers three foreign languages: German, French and Span- ish, FRENCH CL UB The members of the French club par- ticipated in numerous activities this year. A french dinner was held at Dr. Obergfells home. They celebrated Christmas with French Christmas car- ols, decorated the foreign language lounge into a library and study area, and participated in International Day, 5 .QI if-...Nl T? ' J.-A 43 4:- is 4- fd T5- , ,jf ESPAQNE lpr. WTI ..5f'-li-22.2 ' 11' ' ' wif 'W' 7 ' Q! E!!5i '34 7. f 'Quo JL- ' UWT , 1 UEIAN gff.1v,1-renin-roi ,fd ,K N AHA iN 1 X Abou' ld! S.lndr.n Ulurlgldl Alum- rngln Rulmnl Ku.: l,L-Ir Rulurr Ahbmr W ,xx -1- -..-ff x ,Q Q ' .AW 'hi Right: Bob Kramer Below Left: Gwen Fish Below Righri Vnrgmia Teague -ll 1 1 4 V 1 X e , 99 SPANISH CL UB During the year the Spanish Club, La Tertuliaf' sought for a stronger unity among students of the Hispanic language. The club sponsored such events as an annual Christmas party and Carolling in the com- munity, tutoring services for language students, and a spring International Fair. IK fl 95 ,e 49 - 1' x fl 659' I r 45 G7 , I HIS TOR Y The History Department was still busy developing and improving its new competence-based major' which was added to the colleges academic depart' ment only last year. The department prepares stu- dents for graduate work, helps them to develop skills that are used in a variety of professions, and offers a program in secondary education. Above. Phi Alpha Theta, History Honor Society Right: jim Lenburg, department chairman '19 Top Left -Ion Crawford Top Rught Berry 'Iollcy Left Harley jollcy Above Ron Ellrr -497' f . li 11 .., N, M XE Nl 47 ECO OMICS HOME 5 i Home Economics - as a professional and academic disci- pline -integrates the basic principles from the sciences, arts, and humanities and applies them as a composite to the problems faced by individuals and families. Activities reflected the commitment to provide an interdisci- plinary program, which analyzes and projects career oppor- tunities for graduates. The department assisted students in designing Directed Readings, Independent Prolects, and In- ternships. Fashion merchandising majors completed intern- ships in Atlanta, Miami, Roanoke, and Asheville. Ajanuary Term course, Dress for Success, enabled students to make the wardrobe transition from student to employee, S- NCHEA members sponsored a fashion show, attended the state convention in Raleigh, and held a Christmas Bazaar. Above: Al-IEA, America Home Economics Association Left' Winona Bierbaum, Department Chairperson ! n x, Nr' -.. ,B MA TH The MathematicsfPhysicsfComputer Science De- partment continues to offer its traditional bache- lors degree program in mathematics, as well as offering service and general education courses in mathematics and physics. In addition, the depart- ment is expanding its computer science curriculum. At present, a sevenacourse sequence leading to a minor in computer languages is offered to students of any major. Right Don Russell, department chairman Below Susan Kiser and Shelby Robinson, math professor and secretary for the math lab all is .1 X lxlps. , .. .-, 1 'E l l'.l A I . fy - ,.:,,f'X, . l .Kc . sv. Ox .. . E ,i .K . ,N .x . .DL 5, --- m 1- .- elrffffii . YQ ' . -'Z' ' ' Ao ..:,'.' A-Ir 1 ... , Q Lg 5 . .- . , 5 .,A'., I - ' l Left Namy Mcdlwrd Belww Emmet: Sum Bulnun Left Bull Prgg Huttmn Rrght Ari WHMJ jr 'V 4' DQ, L x r J , 5 t ,q',' H0 A K MUSIC The Music Department, a member ofthe National Association of Schools of Music since 1950 continues to place emphasis on performance quality. The choir, band, and smaller ensembles enjoy reputations as out- standing performing groups. The choral clinic, con- ducted in recent years by such artists as Norman Luboff, Robert Page, and Lora Haggard, was con- ducted this past year by Robert Burton of Southwest- ern Seminary. Right. Wayne Pressley, Department Chairman Below' Delta Omicron, Music Sorority '11-5' 0 N1 .,.,f. Q., S 4 9 NZ m,-vu? ' 1' of DQ i f-'S-,Nl !,, 01 'amiga - - -'li -fis- g 1 ,- -- ' N I. f'w.!v ? , IVF 7 'xr f-yt-A f,X ...- ll ' 1 No,- V' I' 5 - , ' fl K V h' 4 ' 4 Q 0 'xtgsaa ' , . ff, 1' rr lg 1 xx W 3 .FQ L .55 . HS. ' - F11 Y Top Ph Mu Alpha M sc Fmremry Left May llc Gray Above julue Fortncy ,L t e , P 1 3 'z ! Lx! ' vl- Top: Music Teachers National Assoclation Above Left: Dorothy Roberts Above Right: Paul Newton Left: A.C. Himes fl ,1- ig is L:-fl john Adams Below hloyce Bryant Barnum lx!! Amerlmn Gulld rrfOrg.1nl5t5 Bottom Rlghl. Susan Hrnsley 3 - in' 1 lf x Mr -Q Xb' w . C M. if Q X 1 . - 5-1 1 1,11 , 4, mf np.: 132 ,iud q -,,,, -fs N s v . n i 5 1 5 vt I X 1 55 xi' ' l -.1 ff lv Kuff' X vp., R I , A 1 w Top: Ball Thomas Above, joy Genule Right' Anna Hines f Nh 4 Top Left Carolyn Lamberson Top Right Paul Laub Above Left Don Bearden Above Rxghr Ray Babelay Left Donna Robertson NATURAL SCIENCES BIOLOGY The Biology department emphasizes first-hand learn- ing experiences using lab work, field trips, and out- door instruction. The department trains students for such jobs as those related to veterinary science, allied health, medicine, and research. Students are well pre- pared for work beyond the undergraduate level. Right Frank Quick, Department Chairman Science Honor , f Club The Science Honor Club recognizes outstand- ing scholarship in the natural sciences. To be eligible for membership a student must earn a grade point ratio of at least 5.0 on a minimum of twelve hours or forty-eight quality points, a grade of B or above on a major natural sci- ence course, and C or above on all other subjects. Programs include studies and reports regarding observations and research in the natu - ral sciences, visiting various places and listening to local speakers. .Til , r I -.x. - Q -u-vw fi YT? W5- N 3... Far Left Man Smuh Luft Dun MCL:-nd Beluw ,lu Ann Crm: Hmmm Bxll Hur: 5 '. ' :I Q 'Ns CHEMISTR Y Chemical investigations have led to a better understanding of the unknown world around us. The chemist continues to deal with vital questions with the hope that the answers will result in a better quality of life for everyone. As chemists, we have an obligation to educate members of our society in order to make our efforts understandable, regardless of society's varied interest or the degree of its knowledge. The Chemistry department offers primary major in Chemistry. Also, it supports various majors such as Biology, Home Economics, Pre-Med, Pre- Dentistry, Pre4Pharmacy, and Allied Health. 'fxllfi U 5 V Vu.- v 9 I Top' Fred Holtkamp Above: Kenneth Manske Right: Genevieve Adams 2 ' 'L l B i . i ...J . 1 '. wir ' . .fi ii' yy 6 'V TRI -BE TA Founded in 1922, Beta Beta Beta Biological Honor Society has more than 300 chapters on the campuses of accredited 4-year colleges and universities throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. Kappa Eta Chapter was installed at Mars Hill during 1968-69. As an honor soci- ety, Beta Beta Beta seeks to en- courage scholarly attainment in the biological sciences by reserving its active membership for those who achieve superior academic records and who indicate special aptitude for and mayor interest in the life sciences, As a professional society of biologists, Beta Beta Beta is for- mally afliliated with both the American Association for the Ad- vancement of Science and the American Institute ot' Biological Sciences. Beta Beta Beta endeav- ors, also, to encourage scientific investigation and the dissemination of scientific knowledge. Active members of Tri Beta are under- graduate majors in biological sci- ence who have completed at least one semester ofthe second year of a four-year curriculum, must have completed at least three major courses in biological science with an average grade of B or better, and must be in good academic standing. PHYSICAL EDUCA TIO The department offers several proa grams and opportunities for college students in general and especially for the student who is particularly inter- ested in physical education, health, or recreation related curriculum. Aca- demically, the departmental programs include areas of specialization Cmajorl in physical education, also in recrea' tion, and a sports medicine track. Co- curricular opportunities within the de- partment include women's varsity ath- letics, intramurals, a free-time recrea- tional program, a dance company, a gymnastics club, and varied other ex- periences. There are 10 full-time fac- ulty members in the department with approximately 160 students specializ- ing in physical education and recrea- tion. All programs are fully accredited. Above: Pi Sigma Phi, PE organization Right' Bill Walker, department chairman Zeola Hogan, Secretary gp f . OA, I ,z 3 C 1 If .MLK lk. ll 7 Q 4 QW! ip- Q5 '- lwlgifl I . 1 ii! 'Q' 3 Ffa' A fs -fm V 'N g Top Left Thomas Cuz Twp Rughr Harrell Wo Above Charles Phillip Left juhn Wells Rlght Lura Edsall Below Vnrgmla Hart Bmrum. Don Anderson ,L isfffs ,- -, of 113' .NJ G' rxr K3 xg asus... X RELIGIO Bob Knott continues to assist Earl Leininger in offer- ing courses in philosophy. Ellison .jenkins and Bob Melvin offer courses in church history, religions of man, and internship opportunities in churches and in clinical pastoral education, Page Lee and Tom Sawyer offer courses in the Bible and in theology as well as regular study trips to the lands of the Bible. The department provides opportunities for all students to learn about our judeo-Christian heritage. Students preparing for the Christian ministry are helped to develop the competencies necessary for seminary studies and the ministry. Above Ltiguthia, the Religion Departrnenfs honor society Left Page Lee, department Chairman Right' Ellison jenkinsg Below. Robert Knott Center Left' Bob Melvtng Bottom Left. Tom Sawyer: Bottom Right: Earl Leininger 1 I 54' I 0 f t,.-i 1 l i , ,-lb... - Q Xi ' to ' 3 . 1 X . . f f . 1. , I ' 1 ll 52, - 1 139: 4- l , N! lt .,,t.. txfyq -V , - 4 rm ur- nge Vkstu 'Q xxvmq X l l l Vif, l 7 O n X QL 3 BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES The department intends to lead students into an understand- ing and appreciation of various perspectives on human be- havior as reflected within the disciplines of Political Science, Psychology, Social Work, and Sociology. The department continues its commitment to service in the region. A new faculty member, julia Nooe, joined the staff. Left Don Anderson, Department Chairman Below: Pi Sigma Alpha, Political Science Honor Society 67 Right' Carolyn Thompson Below: National Association of Social Workers 'gs-E -.,.-,IU - 'gy v . , 'iii .. Ak 'Zia '5' K -fgx SN., x -, .. , yd jxg Q' ' 0 lx! Al 'Vx 41- 3 l . at Q., QE-I-QI. A , .f . dai ,I Top Left joe Gvdwnn , Twp Rnghr Tom Plaur Le-fr Waller Srmud f I I X V . wx! 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Department chairperson Below Left in Robert Plaines Below Right Virgil Gray The department was very busy this year keeping the campus and community entertained with a fine assortment of productions. The musical Guys and Dolls was presented in the fall to a full-house audience each night that it ran. During the end ofthe semester two student-directed one acts were presentedg Trifles directed by Bonnie Holcombe, and Picnic on the Battle Field directed by Mark Moore. For the spring season the department sponsored the play Getting Out. 4? N A-lr ---.Ji ,gvpf Y Li fL'l'liI.l3'LJI:I35 MARS HILL COLLEGE FOOTBALL . After the outstanding record of the 1980 football season C8- 2-11 and getting to play in the NAIA national football championship playoffs, everyone wondered just how the 1981 Lions would compare. The answer came early in the season. After a 17-10 victory in the opener against Liberty Baptist, the Lions were beaten 8-0 by Elon, the defending national champion. Two weeks later ffollowing a 10-6 win over Catawbal, they were beaten again, 26-15, by Gardner- Webb. That ended playoff hopes. This year's Lions peaked at mid-season then dropped three of their last four games. The season was ended with a record of 5-5. Right' Coach Claude Gibson -l - filli- A L P: 'T7'-7'-' -. ff 1 v -'.,B,Fl' -4341 - :Cv v-.1 1 1 , V-. . 1 1 - , V , .F 7 v t . rQ.miQisfMe- .W...n au Varsity Football Front Row: Marlolones, Terry Boyd, Larry Holding, Wilbur Allen, William Mitchell, Greg Cheek, Tim McGah.l, Mike Davidson, Anrhony Cook, Terry Hartneu, Chris Hlrs, Ronnie Owensjelif knglxnd, Second Row: Vlohn York, .Licltrc Willurnson, Srurirr-Ionex, Srexc- Prurrr, l-cldue Rem-Ju, l.Jrry Brow, llmnx Gnlhurr, Dcnrd ilolinwn, Clrrix I.anmng, Chuck Gmnnone, Allen Scurr, Third Rom: hldxe limrow, llenrx Clin, Lee Zergler, llrrr Rcnu.iu, Mnltc- lilooelworrlr, Tim Emory, Wes Speed, David Drrggers, Barry King, Rick Shipley, Kenny Campbell, Fourth Row: Charlie Moss, Bully Shepherd, Daryl Roberrs, Tum Gearrrn, Barry Bonnerr, Ruger Goforth, Ricky VC'illr.4rnson, Todd Reeves, jimmy Riner, Mrlxe Alexander, Fifth Row: Turn Robinson, Michael Glenn, Kenny Greeneulelill l.l-lirus, Randy Rice, Tommy Owe-n5,john Sprinkle, R.ind-, lmrnlxford, Bill Woodall, Mark Burch, Sixth Row: George Jarrett, Wearon Curtis, Travis Sniirh, Rod Henderson, M.1n.agers,Cl.Ayton Curry, Mark Clarkzl C Burkett, Student Coachex, Bully Simmons, Mil-:e Prior, Claude land joey! Gibson, Alex Robins, Mike Cook, Coaches, Dr .lol-in Wells, Andy Behlxlohn if 3 Welch, Trainers 4 SCOREBOARD MHC Liberty Baptist Q MHC Elon , 'N N, MHC Catawba l MHC Gardner-Webb MHC Newberry MHC Guilford MHC Carson-Newma ' V MHC Presbyterian Q , ' MHC Lenoir Rhyne N J MHC Wofford ,I si' un. !,J eww. K 1 i 2? 'P 1 M ' Q79 ,. ' 'V . 3 I-3 'X AV' if 'R' 1' x O eh- N fx 76 1 12- 'Q v1 rj ry . , Q lx., 'l 'TT Yi p A L 1 li A Y zu' 9 ' - ' ' ' 352- T 4 'Q 1, J- f ' Q - I ,Syl r I Q gl, f 0 I , fs ,.' le. r T bg, Q . 'V . 1 s L 1 YIM rl. . 9 x' i I , , -fi,-Tiff' A Sw lg - 1 .if-fri f hr. I 'fi if 'w+'?S7i'fil 4 ETC!! '.f. f1 B.L ' 1..aXXt-Tm? L1 1i.lSeSa.'ZZl.U,-:HHH 3:85 i'1.4.J!. 1 Pi AWA' . 517, 'g,, 1, ,T , TU. ' V 3, I 71,9 Y Luffv-.fs s:.1T7EEl.5569x.f.f5S?.1 :2'. 'w....6 ,3 I 1:imjmu:n Freshman Squad First Row: Rrclny Stnles, Mark Whrre, Tam Krrklandjefl' Roper, Mike Vaughn, Tum Thomas, Todd Huyfhcr, Rich Shlrey, Phll Norms, Roger Mnnrgumery, Bernard Sreadman, Second Row: Andy McClellan, Rack julran, Calvunvluhnr sun, Harry Atklngjefl Hudson, Greg Bentley, Chris Murrlman, Lester Butler, Ttarey Terrell, Glenn Fntv, Make Wall, Third Row: Chufk Prunfe, David 4 I Taylur, Chris Smrth, Greg Westmoreland, Tudd Catnp, Kent Perm, Rack Krrkr patnck, jlm Darby, David Grxndstafll, Mark Wrnrd, Fourth Row: Davud Crenghtrvn, Charles Trantlum, Danny 'Iurd.an, Gary Pate, Chris Bush, Arthur Mann, Rrck Mullnnax, Kcvln Barnett, Mark Whuchard, Tum D.1wk1ns 77 BA The Mars Hill College Marching Band provides half time entertainment dur- ing the football season, Along with musical performances there is an out- standing show put on bythe flag corp, rifle squad and the majorettes, -lv' I A my - HK t w f c ' ' -as'-i 7 1 ' 1 --tv ,. 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S , 71--if Q gf 5 A,f1,,':e-1 was-Af : 4 riff: ' -.-1.1, :gi ,Q -5.11.15 , , ' , J-!,N. u.,1L--QF,-rqgfij. + 4'--1, g, .-. - -,Vw -'W H rf .ww 2,5-' . 'K . , ., . , f ff ggi 'V 11 Aj,-gzw -lpxii .brink - - -Liax. hz-:Q irq Cheerleaders The Mars Hill College Cheerleaders are the enthusiasm behind the team. They promote the spirit felt through- out the campus and psyche up the team members. They help to build the excitement needed before, during and after all football games. X 1 x, 4.-.3 1 j l V Q AJ i f x r UL 1 GOLDEN PRIDE The Golden Girls are the hostesses for the campus, They play a vital role in helping around the campus during foot- ball games. Through a great deal of dedication and hard work they help to build enthusiasm and promote school spirit, This year the girls were assisted and encouraged in their duties by Susan and Rob Ruark. .uh ,A 4 ' . -f ,sf wa r '-sa. 5 'Q as ik ,-'ij V. . ' Jw:-W-.L QQ- i A-if -N., sa r, 4 --24.1 ,QV- -3 . 'S ,. A 'ttf N... it r. Ak , :G fi' -Z ' r' ' ' L- '- 1 'Y x'-' if l s 4 .K val . v 3 -if .fshwiara-,lr L . w .' , -t 1 M.: - or ei L, , . , S. ' - 5 x l A . n h- .7 'V , 1 7 tif, .l A puree , sl-if 1 ' ,. .nm - W ' J .1 4. .. O LN HOMECOM b Group effort is the phrase that most captures the meaning of Homecoming at Mars Hill College. A lot of time is spent on preparation. The Special Events Commit- tee ofthe Wren College Union takes care of the elections for Homecoming court representatives and is also in charge of Lion Growl, a pregame spirit booster. Many hours of practice are spent by all organizations in order for everyone to display their best. On the day ofthe game, the cheerleaders, marching band and the football team and students all get together to celebrate themselves in one spectacular event. Above left Football Queen Cheryl Goforth and team captain Tim McGaha Above right Dawn Morsinger and Mark Bumgardncr, Homecoming Queen and King nt'-r , .v'v'f41 ,rin ' .N- S 1 Noe n. 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Hugh: Mark Hulvugudrwr .md Smdx Vcrm n Scnuvr Llqxs rcplcxclmnrxxcx Hrluw Mxkc l4InuJwnr!h .md Ihwn fv1utwr1Lgr:r lunmr uhm nprumutxxn fx. k -ss MEN 'S BASKETBALL With a new coach, Bob Ronai, and an almost entirely new lineup, the 1981.82 Lions started the trek back to winning basketball. By Christmas they had compiled a 5-8 record, better than the full season record of the 80-81 squadg and they had laid satisfying defeats on UNC-A and Gardner-Webb, something Mars Hill teams of recent years had been unable to do. S 5 Q r 'a at 1- lu I-1 1 gi- LY S Q , , A N' be we 1903 Q ' 11533 ..IL5F'.S'H?f ...U ,. gif- , , . QQYMLV , 4 x xr In 5 .-, . . 1 F-J . . A. .. . kiwi s ' 1+ ,J L 3 'V' 1' 2 T - I n . o ' 1' - 1. - . . Lf,.K Lil NA - L,3s Q g . te! im A q:-'B T 4. l , 'v if ,. H 'nl 1 xpfygf-.' ' ,- rv .gf . A , ,- rv .- 4 W Iv- pu X 'F Ji at f WOMENS BASKETBALL L.: l F' Women's varsity sports at Mars Hill - volleyball, basketball, tennis and softball - were set on a new . course at the beginning of the 1981-82 school year ' with the appointment of Pat Sams, an experienced coach and a physical fitness expert, as director. A native of Mars Hill who played varsity basketball for the Lions and was graduated in 1966, Coach Sams had been program director of the Asheville-Buncombe YMCA for six years when he was picked to revive the Lady Lions athletic program, He immediately an- nounced his intention of building on the strengths which the program had known before a disasterous 1980-81 season. The volleyball squad was the first to feel his steadying influence, but the basketball team ' f proved an even better reflection of his coaching skills. 'L .1 4 4 A . The Lady Lions, led by experienced sophomores Holly Hough, Brenda Caldwell and Beth McCluskey, jumped off to a surprising 3-O record with victories ' over Barber Scotia, Warren Wilson and Catawba. Six freshmen, including Lisa McFadden, Karen Jarvis and fr' -V joanne Christopher, added strength and enthusiasm to the young team. Responding well to Coach Sams' effective leadership and dedicating themselves to a rigorous program of training and practice, the 1981-82 Lady Lions showed promise of making a significant contribution to the regaining of the winning tradition at Mars Hill. I ,111 -.,, . 3 'Q-2 47 PJ 4 i SHI EVA, 0 'g f A., 4-'1 Z i 'ia Ai., .-I III I U gi' Q' J l dbkfgi' ...L 1- x A C: 4 . ga 4 ,ai si, ' . X ,Q 't jf. if - x K ,' xx ,X I x ' . 'N 3 'L :ji i 1 9 F e W, 5 -fs . 5 ,-' 1,i.-4-M A' l,..,.,. vi- N N! x 'f I-f. .- 1 R . ww Ill M111-A -. ' I N ai rff' 3 I ,- ij... 3. 1 .,-., L F21 'fr-,, .1652 aff?- J- JF ' .-2 96 519, '11 f'Q2qf'iS3,f.3'! 3,L1.xEf1 . N I N N WOMENS TENNIS ' X i 91 VOLLEYBALL From Row: Susie Mathis, Geri Peter Back Row: Pat Sams, coach, Rhonda In the process of building a winning tradition under a new coach, these female athletes had a solid - if not spectacular - season during the 1981-82 school year. They won 9 match- es while losing 19 with 26 wins out of 49 games, Susan Mann, a junior from Greensboro who set seven indi- vidual records during the sea- son, was chosen on the North Carolina AIAW Division II all- star team, quite an honor. RS C'-I tr.. HI SH' I mf' RE-HQ4 ll I I? son, Lisa Cavanagh, Sandy Robertson, Kam Keeter Halford, managerfstaristian, Sheila Menter, Susan Mann, Roxanne Halford, Kim Henson, Terri Beverly, Mike Rigsbee, manager 1 I A V 5 my Y. -S f 4' 1 1 ?Hx 4' ff Q e J., I Q M w I Iv. .V -- r 'fs L M E..- . Q. .ll X: x. X '.r . ,N -gm K' .Mt .,lat'. I ff L B E Jar ..-ap. Aff. 9037 .ma 'QL-4' 'Qi F 3 ITM- ' -Q x. .- .' A, :sq .. 5 wh -i-Aiiwmqif .. fi ' , wa. Nt- 1, G L- 'V' . YK. . 'Zi-JTBQQQ- tk - ,.. -1-1 4. , i- X-4. Ill JI I ' Ill Ill if-1 Ili 41 98 fx gx 'QD Il., gif me ' A ,qs g ,Q-. .. fp.-2 . M 4 ,. .,. h . I ,, .NHS - , 1. ..--g:.4....:n , - .1-.,'.,.-, fee --'t A KIM 100 J GA TEWA Y Gateway is how Mars Hill orienrs fresh- men and transfer students into the new lifestyle they have chosen by coming to college here. Faculty, staff, and volunteer students loin together to make each new students transition into college life just a little easier. They help the students move into their dorm rooms, register for classes and get themselves firmly rooted into the friendly, unique atmosphere of Mars Hill College. x ,..,.,..-.- .M is 10 af' X w 1 r 2 1' m L UNSFORD FESTIVAL The Bascom Lamar Lunsford Festival is a mountain tradition at Mars Hill College. This past October was its 14th year on campus, During this festival, mountain musicians and craftsmen gather to share their talents with all interested spectators. But spectators were few, as most people joined in on the fun. The Bailey Mountain Cloggers sponsored a workshop and many people left the campus knowing how to shuffle-ball- step. And it wasn't hard to spot many people carrying a jug of cider home under their arms for dinner. 4lll4. i P I ., q v f- - . '. Y' ' - .N, e1'1 - fisff -'fy ' Q- vr f iz- 3. , 'ff ., , . ..4:Q-',.,,:fL4'x-fig f J ? 4 ffm? ., . I ig . , , ,I A I' . I I ,, ,, vt WSW s, L . N 1 , -u '. 1 I, v 1 1, . ia 1 Y Ulf 9 5 2 5+ , f ri 1 I K I ' if K Q , ---Q Q 4 J Eff X . 45' W gg 9 . , v k 4, I ,J W . 1 x - U r r P 106 WRE COLLEGE IO OUR PLACE The Wren Cnllege l'n1-rn rs. where students tnngregue tm srudv. stacml- rze. and rest up trnrn ton much scho- lustrc hfe. The unwn Cwnsrsts ut' three Hours Contarnrng the Huusrng Office, Bookstore, Student Puhlrcutrons Ot'- fices. Student Government Ofhcem, the Trmherlrne Coffeehouse, A snuck bar. the student cnllcge post nfhcc, f' i 1 ,......., Xe, 7 'Y intlmrrmttrnn center, .md the blue luunge areas, Rctcntly, 11 laundry rnum was added off the garne mum fur Student Convemenfe. 'W N I l -:fm l if is-mg rs if - .. nj' 'L 4 .ew us. 'ff F' HRV' W . 3: s WM., WN.. , A 4ww'4r1Y A 9,23 k ...U ' .. . ' E 'f' X5' ' 4 - . Y' f -. f f 1 Q i I.. I -A .A , : uk A ' ' 5 ' ,J R-wh H 1' 1-. s , ' P, Q -' .,, - . - I r, '?,f n ' 'sis' xx V Y' ' ' f bv . - - 5 4 ' 2- 'v '. ' - --- ' .. ' ff? ' an ' - - ' , f I - aa .I .. x- l Af ': Q ,uk K , , -:-uugqt - -y X . agay: , f X i 1 '1 k4,RA?.55:.4,tA,. x N1 J, mt. .1 ., Al X flxi-H ,XL gxx x V , U fb' 1 5 :3.AgLY:f,. ' 'f vp 5' 'Q ,,Q, .- . 5 F-,NH X .. . , 1 V ,3. N fx F573-?f xx' . ffQ: Nff -X - -1, X -'-Nw Fx 5: -QS' ,V '. ff :A ' R, Kb diff I ' I., 1. J J ,F r V , r I V 1 r 1 I 108 Y.. ,mari 5 . v ss ,844-1 I VISITING ARTISTS D LECTURERS Every year a series of artists and lecturers is presented on Mars Hill's campus ro perform for the students and area residents. This se- ries is called Culturefest and has entertained and enlightened audiences to the talents of such as Kreskin and the Louisville Ballet in spring 1981, and The Chinese Magical The- atre, Mummenschanz, and others this pre- vious year. 5 l The Amazing Kreskin X 2 Mummenschanz l l ' i 1 ll ' l 1 ' i V 1 yi l l li l l l l 110 Q7 1 ' 4+ x 1 -A L- f Th Chinese Magical Th 15 ji! xgf lah 8 1 L, k . J 33 ., 'Q fx A iii' h Qfilffl q XJ, il 575' The Concert and Dance Committee is orga- nized through Wren College Union and is in charge of many ofthe College's concerts and dances. ln the past it has brought Billy joel, Nantucket, Earth, Wind and Fire, and most recently, the Original Drifters and Ray, Goodman and Brown to Mars Hills cam- pus. I i ill if V 4 l l U4 STUDENTS Students find all kinds ofways to amuse themselves and stay busy outside of class. Asheville is only a short drive, and students can find anything they want as entertainment in the Land of the Sky. Mt. Mitchell is also a short drive allowing nature lovers a chance to get away from it all. And then the school does its part to help keep students occupied with dances, dinners, picnics, etc. - 395 'Q Q54 W 'i I H sy VK A H , I 1 1 w 1 N X X l 1 W w 1:6 i 'A-7 X A 4 4, ,13- , , G1-X .2 41' , w- ' V4 -P-.'Tf'-lfirsw Q ' X 'QAKV' , K , , V x ,ffyffv-f --f -f-v 1 -- i ..,- n. un 'lm u E'-hunch: lm mann: nu IVY 'Y 5 Blu 0 mamma ua uucgrun um , ff - anuocu: ru :mm-nu rs mm L n ummm. n mu ww- un no il llTYlY1lD1 MIME Q K D l5 JL'.? an -:mme :nun uuo no ca nun ,A 1 4 I I A x A P.: 2 0 Appl: JJ' CIM ,,i 1 lJI.bl.5LfLDLtQfL'LfIJILLiiE l I rf I r i 4 i 1 Q J i l , r l I .k. STUDENT GO VER MENT 1 ASSOCIA T10 T' The SGA is made up of the Executive, Legislative, and --- ' judicial branches. Students in the SGA are elected through student elections in residence halls, classes, and at-large. Officers are elected in the spring to serve the following year, ex Right Becky ltlatlow. Student Government President ! Below The Executive Council Kirk Palmer, Atttmrnex General Beclu Harlmxx President 'lite Bateman, Treasurer Angie Boring. Chief of Defense Carol Whittemore. Secretary. Fall Semester Dawn Mutsinget, Secretary, Spring Semester Nanci Childers, Vice-President Mark Gunter, Chtefjustice 3' 2 'jj' 8 5 ...KX . ' M11 if 6. 4 A x4 4 x ' ' ' 4 -XJ-B ,- X i-L Imp Hearing Board Sxmng Angu- Iiurlng flue! 1:9 Ddpnw Muk Gunn-r. C hm! -luxml Kirk P.nlmur, Auwrnu klcmnl Sundmg Yxmum MLJMH, Suit uf Iktvma Lynn Runu,-IMULL Rm XYZ'-.Ll hculrx fhluwr Jcrrx Rmlgarm Yluxtxu Bun MuHm.mx ilusmc Ihxud Pcrklruylusmu l..1urxc D1-LI2gcl1,VIuwIvu: Sum Ilc.adlcx.,Iuxr1U: Akmw Senate IMI judicial Branch Yufrvna Mcdlxn, Sm!! -:I Iklwm Rwx Viwfd, Luulix Allxxx-If Mark Gunn-r, Chad 'Imma- Klrk P.4Imcr, Alu-max Gem-ml Anglu lhrrnng, Chau! fl! IJv.lumv.- 119 THE PRESIDENT19 CABINET r UDENT AFFAIRS COUNCIL ST A 1 w 1 w f U 5 y 7 N M K 3 r 120 COMMUNICATIONS BOAR INTER GR EEK COUNCIL HILL TOP Andy Behl Editor -y ,QE ,- I gs it 43 CADENZA Ron johnson And Kim Myers In ,f ,, Co-Editors 'E N ff 1 V 1 ' ' 123 THE LA UREL Mike Henderson Andjamesjones - Co- Editors 124 9 Mans Collegf X WVMH FM y 1 Rusty Enscore, Director 125 rn ,r 1 4-Q 1 117 . ,- .QQ f A R ' A Front Sitting Nicky Adams Marty Phillips Terry Hartnett, Kirk Palmer, Derro Mathis, Middle Row: David Williams,john Waring,-jeff Holmes, Mike Mclntyre,joe lrwin jeff Stinson Danny Garrett Derrick ohnson Rory Ellington, Kevin Hopper, David Voytek, Steve Smith, Gary Bass, David Baston, Bryan Gosnellg Top Row: Willie effries Tommy Ashburn Drew Ftheridge Mark jordan, Glenn Willis, Ken Anderson, Roger Ball, advisor, jonathan Huffstellerulamie Moore With a strong brotherhood of 29 members, APO continues to be the largest Greek organization on campus. Receiving the first Outstanding Greek Organization award in 1979 and again in 1981, APO continues to take part in many service activities. These include a skat-a-thon for cancer, cutting wood for elderly residents of the Mars Hill community, helping to landscape Madison Manor Nursing Home, cleaning duties at the California Creek Baptist Church, helping a needy area resident get her tobacco ready for marketing, and sponsoring a Halloween party for the California Creek Baptist Church. The Brothers also raised over S3000 for Easter Seals in 1981. QW? fm' -le anna, is l D Q, 'ww lik i gt.,-It J' ff? A eeifwii V- The Sigma Girls are Lisa Tate, Pam Mitchell, Beverly Suuther, Maura Peterson, Gwyn Mansfield. Debbie Weatherly, and Patty Anderson Sigma is a social service sorority whose goal is to strive for a lively campus spirit, Its motto, God t'irst, others second, ourselves last, completely describes the effort with which each sister works. The sisters have remained busy throughout the year with such annual events as painting the lion paws on campus, selling homecoming corsages, and participating in thejerry Lewis telethon, Other activities included cleaning the laundry rooms of the apartments, adopting a grandmother, giving a Thanksgiving basket to the needy and various fund-raisers. Social activities for the year included an alumnae homecoming tea, a cookout, annual Christmas party at Wolf Laurel and the Greek Ball. Fitzgerald, Susann lV1e.1duws,Tcrl Mcliracken, Renee l 7 Sitting: Darryl Norton, Advisorgjeff Williams, Vice President, Patty Roberts, IOS! Rose Queen, Patty Anderson, 1980 Rose Queengjim Tate, Presidenrg David Mathews, Advisor Standing: Allen Powell, Treasurer, Stuart Chason, Historian, Peer Plaur, Pledge Master, Kevin Dyer, Secretary, Keith DeBord, Bob Thomas, Chaplain. The annual Rose Ball brought many fra- ternity brothers together to enjoy a ban- quet and dancing at the Inn on The Plaza. Other social occasions were held throughout the year, providing opportu- nities for brothers to get together for fun and fellowship. While there were several service projects conducted by the DKT Brothers, they took great pride in the success of their sponsorship of the Red Cross Bloodmobile visits to the campus. Over 300 pints of blood were collected as the result of the three visits. The brothers and friends provided the supportive help needed to operate the drives and do the promotion ofthe events on campus. Pledges: jim Hall, Scott Saulsburg, Keith Norris, Mark White, Vince Wood, and Doug Goforth 3 l 'X 'Q ' i i u l l l i l Sitting: Allison Camperujanet Hudgins, Anita Chaffee, Patty Underwood, , X Audrey Leonhardt, Laurie Willis, Leslie Rivers, il Standing: Deborah Brown, Shari Winkler, Sandy Alexander, Debrahjones, judy Davidson, Ana Perez, I Delta Phi Zeta is a service sorority. Some activities for fall semester were 5 ly adopting a grandparent from a nursing home, having a clothes drive for the needy, cleaning up the campus and helping in the nursery at the Methodist , Q Church. Delta also contributed to the Homecoming activities and to raising l money for the Greek Ball. l l ' I I .4 J ? I l i l ' i , l ' N 1 4 l ,I r l W l l l I. 1 I 129 Front Row:-Jeff Southall, Eminent Heraldg Pete Hatheway, Eminem Treasurerg Mike Bloodworth, Eminent Archong Aubrey Peterson, Eminent Correspondent, Drew Roberts, Mark Benson, Second Row: jeffrey Lawter, Eminent Chron- iclerg Greg Westmoreland, Eminent Warden, Gary Boykin, Tracey Terell, jim Lenburg, Advisorg David Barnes, David Creighton, Tony Coggiola, Eminent Deputy Archon, Not pictured: Greg Bentley, Eminent Recordergjim Hartz, Eminent Chaplaing David Smith. LAMBDA CHI Lambda Chi is Mars Hill's newest local fraternity. The group may see a national recognition soon. The national social frater- nity, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, has given Mars Hill College a chance for establishing a chapter. If everything goes as planned, a colony will be installed and later a chapter. Colony members receive official status although they are not initiated formally as brothers in the National SAE. Sigma Alpha Epsilon stresses pledge education and is very anti-hazing. First in scholarship, leadership, and friendship, Lambda Chi promises excellence. Y ,H 1-J., 141 ' , Y 4 -. ' :mp 1 '- l . . is f' ' if l iris . ' , r I 6 J 1 ' 'xii al l r ,r 1 I.. i l.- r, ' l 'X I! an g 3 .:J'E. 1.1 sv 1 Y '. '-i' ,-.,L., xl le Ek. 'XL' AQ' f Front Row: Darlene Wakefield, Lisa Forman, Fran Shelton, Beth McCluskey, Vickie Pierce. Middle Row: Holly Flowers, Kim Blaylock, Cathy McClus- key, Janice Tilley, jan Secrestg Back Row: Beth Boger, Ann Gellerstedt, Becky Howell, Lon Syens, Carmen Ballard, Glenda Hunt. Omega Kappa Alpha remains one of the most active sororities on campus by sponsoring many activities throughout the year. The sisters are the new Lady Lion Backers and were present at all the girls' basketball games to promote cam- pus spirit. The annual see-saw-a-thon was held to raise money for the American Diabetes Association. The sorority also rolled around the rink at Banks Roller Rink at the Easter Seals Skate-athon. Homecoming activities included an alumnae brunch for the sisters, the selling of 500 Head for the Mountains home- coming buttons, and a skit at the Lion Growl, in which the OKA Punk March- ing Band thrilled the audience with an outstanding and memorable perfor- mance. The sisters participated in the Halloween carnival at McConnell Gym with a Basketball Free Throw. OKA still continues to support an adopted grand- mother. The sisters also raised money for the Mars Hill Elementary School library. 132 ALPHA CHI 1 MARSHALS BARBELL CL UB ATEWAY STAFF ..J A 4 1 .-. . . L , ,Q .R ,45L,a1.-A DANCE COMPANY Auditions are held during the fall Semester for membership in the Dance Company. Students work many hours polishing and learning a variety of dance forms in jazz, modern dance, and ballet. In the spring the company presents a repertory. The Dance Company is directed by Mrs. Lura Edsall. lg, 1 ffl f i ir: X V frig- The Cloggers are a very active group on the campus. They sponsor many Hoedowns throughout the year, performing in the college cafeteria and in McConnell Gym. The dancers sponsored a clogging workshop at the 14th annual Bascom Lamar Lunsford Festival, which was held on campus in October. ln January of 1981, the team toured Florida and then headed north to Toronto, Canada, The Bailey Mountin Cloggers are one of few college teams to do well in the field of folk dance competition, They have won the all-around trophy at the Brevard Music Festival for the past two years and are one ofthe most sought-after dance teams in WNC. They have performed at various dinners and conventions in North and South Carolina, NEW BEGINNING 136 SIN GERS CSM OFFICERS Ee 441 1 11 58,111 'IU , 1 is . Mao ff, Fla' X 1 V I y I STA GE 1 'T ff-N CREW I , I CHOIR 1 I I I I I I I : 1 I I I I . I fy ,, . 1 I - If ' 5 , . I , I I I 138 l CONCERT BAND . -: N - . ' ' 4 . 1, ......-rq,5....1 V . ,WV 'M H 1 . , ,.-, , D . .. .. lCf . ' -A - - - - ' ,, ,,, J,-M.-1. ,. .,,.',...,,... .-,-'-,ft M M I, .,- .Q .. S Q , .,..- ,,-15. M- A - , .. V A W C. - S PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE BRASS ENSEMBLE fNF!'l1 140 INTERL UDE I -Q -GQV13'N I!-imlg ' + . L -'Q ff -4r.s1'P -'A PHL- :3' ' ' wif fl ' QW X4 I I-gm mu., gl -.. If WT 'fAfQ'f fil .9. ' + '51 2 'X ,I 142 vfji' Dedication: Marleine Reader Harris Media Center ' .1 Q 3 Xxx 'xx lxqx-A X x xx Sm -N . -4. ,Q K., in 2 ,af f W3 ef, -1 ., . n, I -, W 1 e A . . , , -- V 3..,- N A Y 1 . 'W . N 'Z 1 iw' 'Q W , R .Q y - Y 3 Vi , W Y .5 . ' -Jem, . ' ah. in 1 s 5 P 1 1 tx ,n Q 3 41. : ' 'f , 'ix . Uplh .vin w1 2?'f1 of I THE MEXICO ADVENTURE if . iii is As part of the curriculum at Mars Hill, studies in foreign countries is offered. There have been courses involving a trip to the Holy Land in the past yearsg and this past fall, several students and a faculty member studied in Mexico. 144 1 ' A I 1 . MK., , 5 lr 105 112 J PL N , 1 .F THA T'S INCREDIBLE! I ij? is I I W. Q I I .-j'ff 'h V ij- -x ' V' V 'AEP' 1 ' Q g.b-f '1.,.iVIk 1 ,, I, N .4 , 1 D- -rv f -e-5 , ' ,f N .. 'I' 7, , bl . W . 1 l X ox P A-.N 1 H as ' 6 i xg - WK K.. r . ,Qkxi?eE'9-Em' ' CELEBRA TI ON HALLOWEEN PARTY '9 E, 9- 48 ep Q . 4'-94? pl n ug, V Christmas Party Xul' ,V 4'-5,17 YQ' f1 5 l -! I 'fu .J Q R- F-4- 235456 cf 1r'.l'f Qis f 'Q Q65 iff 149 ., . l A .I 'g -' ' '-at ,i f ' C Y 1' 4 - ,, I ff. .-. ,.. ,,,, :Af - V ,vt IT ? .1 4 ' 7 ' , A Lk . , - 4-f 1 --' . 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Anderson Kale Babb Angela Bailey Sherry Ball Sissy Ball Crystal A. Barber Dawn Barefield Phillip Bamier Karen Bartoszek N. jennifer Beckham Sarah Bell Greg Bentley Lecia Bentley Rhonda Bentley Martyne Berry Lorie Biggs Stoney Blevins Gary B. Boykin Richard Bradley Neil Bradshaw Bryan Bridel Stefanie Briggs Glenda Brooks Robin Brooks jill Brown Robin Brown 5- l I '9 ga A .1 C? Dwayne Buckner Judy Bullman Kelli L Burgin Mike Butler Leslie A Cagle David Camper Sharon Caricofe Kandi K Carter Andy Cash Rebecca Chamblee Ricky Chandler Tami Chandler Susan Chapman Deborah Chay Brenda Clark Crystal Clark Renee Clayton Terri Cochrane Tracy Coe Robert Collins Shannon Collins Karen Costello Cynthia Crawford Gina Crawford Marty Crawford David Creighton Feltcia Crichton Sharon Crisp Brenda Crook Alben Crowe Ginny Dawson Shirley Davenport Cathy Deblaker Arid v Ir' L Wfvqfjbf I Va, 4 ,xiii .PY?l?.I1A4I? er- 1 , 42' -., .'- '1 ll w. A X I 1 F! '22 , i 'E r -I f Vx J K J A- l S J - 7 6. 'r ll I A 156 O Q. QT ii F t'l31'l F rf- I 1 rt ff? ' S Q. EJ t 2 t X if Oni i Q . A, vw 1. I v ' ' ' ' ' .A rr Q? s , l 0 if Ki' ' F 'if A -- 14, - -LQ X , . l il ,- it 1 ,. Y.. , EJ- -- 9 I l -5, J .r Sharon Dellinger Kelly Denton Patricia Dickson Kathy Dolan Teresa Denise Drew Robert Drumm Donald K. Dunlap Mary Louise Edmiston Pamela Edwards Todd Edwards Lori Faddis Allison Farlow Sherry Fender Stephan Ferguson Susan Finley Lisa Fish Robert D. Fleming Melody Flinchum Kathryn Fore james Foster Libby Franklin Joyce A. Frank Joanna Franks Kim Freeman -,.. . V 419 , ,I Q 1 I rr X-3 -f v- -- - 1 'J I . . V i .fi ! R, ' f 5 I0 4. 1' I . ., I - T y . l T ' - ,Q ' ' , . u eg' If-ip ' I A l ff eww' as l . H- rv 'A Ir- 5 x - 'gy 5 ,, ': S'- 5 - . . x x. Susan Freeman Ben Fuller Laura Jane Furman Alfreda Gerald Candace Ghant Emily G. Gill ll Shelley Glenn Ll, Douglas Goforth Susan Gore Deborah Gouge ff f 9 . Robert Gray A - 1' , b . V janice Grissom - ,- 1,15 'if' i it 3, . .1 fr s Cindy Gurley gif-,' 1 B Roxanne Halford ' ' Kenneth Hall fy' 4 -I Laura Hamilton E 1 Robin Harris Chris Harrison Cathy Harvey Amy Hasenauer :ng '. l . I' G71 ' .fl ' I-f x .. 1- :gil - - V . N I l Y 0 ', 1 1 if li 11' J 41' xi A -V3 Cynthia Hawkins Kathy Heery Karen Hefner Tommy Helton I 'l: f X 6 ram. ,.,. Liana K C41 1 5 .atxg W 1 i if 1 :gs ' ' f- ,. Ti l'- A' '-Nw? 2' :iii ll' ua' , N 2 f fm, 1 . 1 'sir in f i,, , .1 J l hi lo, C v Q, J 1 . E, l ,ff f ' ' iz 'lj 1' .1 ' ,, Ti M is 2, 3 1, . . f I U. ra 1 lv 1 157 in 'W l-0- . t f- X RY- - I ' '. 8 Holli Hendrix Angie Hensley Kenni Hensley Kim Henson joe Herrin Dennis Higclon Darlene Hill Timothy L. Hill Charles Holland j. Phillip Hollman Susan Holloway Anne Hord Stephanie Horton jane Howell Gail Y. Hurchins Sonya james Millie Jamison Karen Jarvis i l if 95-i T. .-v-4-ff IV. i' a' - Y! 'U-..L- Lum jolly Susan E .Iully james R ,Innes Brenda Ksllcr Rhonda Kev Ann B, Kmg Tlm Kxrkland Tern Kuhn Bnan Lambeth Vikkn Ledberrer jenny Lee Marrha Lmdsey jamne Llst Llsa Luwc Mary Carol Lowry Tina Lunsford Stanley Mace Steve Mace 4? L 12 ,. 05 ', ' 41 '4'.x.'W' .4 S , - iff. -1 A ' ' .l it 1 i J D 5 I 1 1 ri A .8 'Q .N 160 l, 354135 - N X N. 4 I , 'X-' ' i . A X fi i f 6 ,x 5 S x 1 ' ks ? . ' rg-.L . 1 ' -5 lk - 'Q L 6 F Q ,X - 1 , cr . I s , . N r. D' A? w. - Q, Paul Maione Sheryl Manske Kevin Massie Kristine Mathews Robin Mathis Steve Mathews janet Meade Chris Merriman Dean Misner Sarah A. Mohney C. Annette Moore Allyson Moore Shaena Muldoon Lisa McFadden Crystal McGalliard Linda McKenzie Mark McLeod Mark McPeters Angie Nelms Susan Nelson Payrene Newman Keith Norris jonathan Noyes Donna Oakley Paris Oliver Mary Anne O'Neal Sara Palmer Linda Parrish Gary Pate Robert Patterson Q x 1 l 1' Q -51. N J ak- P at .4 P, ! . U X i 4. 1. K E 'Wi l l l Regina Peele Lawrence Perkins Kathryn Perry Charles A. Pfaff jr. jeff Phillips johna Phillips jimmy Piercy Pamela Pitman john Powell Virginia Pumphrey Katie Ray Pamela Ray Sheila Ray james Reed Darel Reese Charlotte Reeves Laura Reynolds Paula Roberts Sandra Robertson james R. Robinson Rhonda Roddy Debbie Rutter john M, Sale Melanie Sanderson jeff Sasser jeanetta Satterfield james Allen Scardo julie E. Seligmon Kelley Shaddock Beverly Shuford I . lx , fy:-a if' t It I ys N, 1 x ,LAL Q . Q ' ..' .mv , I : U H Q -v 'E x V M , It A. lim? In V' . P? lqji ' ' -x In .I '-,M , di-l 'R 'l' ii I 4 l l R El P l 'I W 1 'JKT . -I W1 .-tj. . ii ,rw - - - -- 'Y' rs. l ' :ig-' if ,si i -i. an v,Ja ' ' A Q 1. i V. 5:2 lXlli li 161 '. ' ffxi' 3 , i I ti . 4152 it ' 6'5 , f ff' '.f an 2. 7135 l 'Li 'K 1 rf g , fgf ' V 9-Q, l Q.. gi .Q 'V' 'il t , I A. ',. I .xl I 2 A 5 P ,AR 162 jf ,img f S Carol jean Smith Edward Smith .Ioan Smith Kathy Smith Susan Snuggs Kathy Spangler Donna Stafford Gwen Stanton Freda Stiles Mary Ann Teague .Janice E. Timmons David Trotter Tim Turner Michael Tweed Kathy Vanderbeck Susie Varner Tr- 1 e i .1 ' Y 5 4 ' -gi l . fi . Eff fig' l 'l X4 ln n ' ',-!J V i L V in fr lv ,a Q ' ' ' ' Y I A i l .- Ai . , : 1., f V V 5 l I' V I l 5 ' FT' 5 1 A Margaret Warren r ' Q - . 4 vw -U r 4 Zi V, Darrell Watson I, Q Q V I' X I an ' , 5: 5, .ga jennifer Webb fu ' ' ' ' J' r ' sl m H 'fl . ' v 'll lflj fl l L iv 0 fer- l.. . . . 1 V rf 'r ,, ll iq ' 1 lr ', N 1 ,. 4 ,XX X I r . Lucy Whalen J , 5 Martha A. West -' X Terry Willett Wendy Willramson Deborah Wood 1 Theresa Woody Arlene Young Tammy Young h lf - A , -- .L L' . .tx 1' ' Lewrs Wood 14' A U 1 V ,. '. I at A N ' rg yr r Al ra l.- lr '- l rx.. K IRI SIIMI N CLASS HI l IfI4RS johna Phrllrps, Secretary jeff Sasser, Senator Susan Snuggs, Presrdenr Vrrgmra Pumphrey, Vrce Presrdenr Robrn Marhrs, Treasurer 163 w. 45 .4 'r I-- Aw ik: .I r l Q? SOPHOMORES ex 1-iv' 'Y' M f L fQ.'?'u+ - 7 john D. Alexander Susan Alley Sheila Ammons Lynn Anderson Laura Annis Howard Babbitt J. Daniel Barham David M. Barnes Kerry Barnette Sherry Bates Sherri L. Becton jackie Biggs jamie Billingsley Charlotte Black Betsy Bloodgood Betsy Boatwright Tanya Bollinger Donna Jane Boyd Marjorie Boyd Jennifer Brendle joy Brice Linda Brice Sally Biedenharn Catherine Brown Luanne Buchanan Theresa Buck Mark Burch Daphne G. Butler Bill Cagle Alice Caldwell Hardy Bo Caldwell Brenda Caldwell Jose Capellades 1 4 .SW ez 1 at fx -, 1 Er fix 1 ' Elf l l A f NJ' A 'R f I G A 7 V, Bunny Cardwell Cindy Cash Stewart Chason Colon M. Christie Bill Church Chris Clontz Aleshia Coates Becky C. Cole Karen Cooley Norma Cowan Shannon Crady jenny Crews judy W. Davidson David Deal Gregory Deptuch Powell Dew Douglas A. Deyton john Dixon Stan Dotson Michael Duke Rory Ellington Mary Epperson Martha Flaherty Keith Flynn Lisa Franklin Danny Garrett Daniel Gilbert Cheryl Goforth Marilee Goode Toni Gottenstrater Donna Faye Gump jeff Gunnell Rhonda Halford I I 4 ali' I, N. ip, 1 ' A A v. 1 SOPHOMORES -up 1 l qv! .J- .til Q :Q iw 166 Nicholas Hamner Danny Hampton Scott Harrison james C. Hartz Pete Hatheway Tina Hemmings Cindy Hensley jeff Hensley Roger Hensley Cynthia Hill Alisa Carol Holbrook Connie G. Holland Holly Hough Sarah Houston Tracie Hudson Anne Hunter joe Irwin David Isley Valerie jackson Mary L. james Phillip james Stephen james Allan jaynes Kim johnson - v -1 1 ,fl I l l I . 11 WR ., 4 fi A 1 1 4 9, 'lx 7' W. 'f 4 4 ff' L i f H ff, - 1 'A 4a Q . 1 i . -.i -,I+ ,. A , .L L, L Y, , , 9' RUG . x ,I A a .4 I ,, . 6 fn 2 .5 iff, ni :Un 4 1 , jamie K, Ledforcl Denise 'Innes Galen jones Mary Lee jones Deborah Keaton if nm y X . W -v a- -I 1' , ,. t r Cindee Kincaid rr Q ' 1 ' M julia T. King .y h - -, 15 J' ' rl 1 L-I 1 V ..,. . ..1 I V Hx, 1 0 ' I , Tom Kuhn,jr. f V C 1 ll, f'H ?:g .. , - Q Wendy Lackey 33 I .A iv., . '. 1 Leigh Land i 'ri In l Lisa Lawing ' 4 ' - jeff Lawter V Heyward Leclford ' -. C . Laura Lee ', Patty Levi Ida Lewis Greg Lisenbee Cindy Lowncy Lisa Marler Mitchell Marlowe Glynis Martin jennifer Mason Sara Massee Susie Mathis 167 l i V if-.iv ff ' 1 .Ioyce May ' A ' 'Q ' 'E in 0 Q ' jamie Miller gl . -T 'N' if Q 1 Melanie Mitchell L Q fi' ji Terri Mohr L '-'ji ' K -N Tim Moore , 1 Y Willis Moore 1- gf K . Q W , 1.5 ' 1-'S-,gli 'F Y Ronald ames Mull 'F Cindyl Murphy X' P' iff ' Nancy Myers - ' N ' William P. Myers 7 ' Randy McClure Beth McCluskey Ki , Tebin McDowell I Donna Mclmosh sfisiik, 'P ' n . . 1 ' ,1 T . if-'. f f- -L L r.,..1 - .3 ' gli-'Y 'Q fa ' jean Mclmosh ik Q f' 2, ' ru ' I - I A Willette Mclntosh - 1, -' K: ra 5 ' i ls A fl I, Nh .- E 168 1 J if Michael Mclnryre my 1 Barbara McKay Sallie McKinney Pam McManus Pat McManus Cheryl McPherson Norman McRae Dave Necrles Ken Newman Mitzi Owens Kathy Pack Kirk Palmer Cheryl Parker Laura Parsons QM OT!! L h Je. l ' K 1- 1 Monty Payne Patrick Payne Ana Marta Perez Susan Perkms Tracy Peters Marty Phlllrps Lrsa Poovey Tracy Powers Donald Putman Sandra Radclrfl Carolyn Ramsey Nan Ramsey Mrssy Ray erry Reagan Charlene Reeves ohn Rehng Beth Rertmerer Carolyn Rrce Vnrgrma Rrce Roger Rrcker Mrke Rxgsbee Kenny Rlvenbark Carol Roane Donme Roberts Drew Roberts Beverly Robmson Carol Robrnson Deborah Robmson Trmothy Robrnson Theresa Rogers Y B if V A -if-Y 169 - -. -- - P K ,W X , ,gi , ,I rr ',.v'Pl ! 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'N 'ii ' 7 1 , . . rf 4 7 , n ,5 A N I ,1 .,., .R . 4.1 ' 1 ff ' W I L i , 6, ' 71 - , b -5 -f . .-, ! 4 cg i T 1 ,K 513, .55 Iiyw T is I Beverly Rotan Melonie Rust Michelle Saunders Calvin Shaw Magay Shepard Leslie Smith jeff Southall Mary Ann Sparks john Sprinkle Lisa Stansell Zharlotre Srringfellow Kathy Sullivan Carmen Talley Bobby Taylor Pamela Taylor Vicci Teague Phillip Thomas Valencia Thomas Marcia Thompson Kathy Thorpe Sandi Thurman Randall Tipton . . 'l ' - gy P 1 F 1:15 V I Tl. , k. v - 2 it yt V , i ggjx' V ' s 4 . ,A A fi YT, S 5. Aj? - ii i li M i A gt if Af 'K - sl A !1r'f,N 1-4Ll 'fy 1 ' l .J yi Ii L Q F3-my fl f N.. , ,, ,- , -,f4lLzea.'- 1 H - . ' i ' av I Q , I 'X F li , i, I l li ' s l l A ' 1 ' 1 fr ii D i iff ,. ,, . i , r r lf,if.:l Suzanne Trimherlin fimothy Varnadore Louise Vaughn Crystal Waires Darlene Wakefield Lynne Ward Norma H, Westall David White Connie Wiggins Mari Wiles David Williams Kevin M. Willson Laura Wise jennifer Wood Debra Young Teresa Young 5 jennifer Young Iso 4 x f WM xl ll? 1 1 -'J . ' . 5 l r l f . I ,i .K - 42.0 - . r . -o 'w k-,rr 1' 211:13 rl ,QL u 1: E., nl, i l-' L., I ., : SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sirring I Connie Wiggins. Senrerarx Leigh L.md, President Cindy Cushy, Treasurer Standing Tim Moore, Vice Prcsidenr Drew Ri rhurrs. bcnan nr .lm vlin Dixon, Scndri rr 171 v 'W I L F :. ,, , l I l M 'v' 1 -5 ,,'. 3' 'p '3'1E ff .- '12 Q X . N 1 9 JU 10125 .-, f 'hfvtf . I I 1 I , ' - L if , 'W '-z . Arg,-P, in A !.l,Q4.1v 'F '- I L- Wade Abercrombie Timothy W. Austin Melanie Ballard Lydia Bass Sheila Beamer William A. Beasley Angela Biddix jean Ann Bilbo Gloria I. Bland Mike Bloodworth Linda Booth Angela Boring Beth Bowen Gordon Brewer Randy Brittain Debra Brown Terri Brown Sherry Buchannan Stephen Buck Sherrie Buckner Teressa Byrd Bruce Caldwell Kenny Campbell Nancy Campbell Allison Camper Kelley Camert Lynette Cave Edith A. Cheek Tamara Cody Robin Cole Debbie Coley Angela Colvin Rhonda Combs Sf in -v. 1 3. ir N. 'P I. '. TN wi ,WRX rj 'L M el ' i f X .L Lind Comer Laurel Cooper Cecil Corn james Creasman Ann Crichton Gary Crisp Deanne Davis Keith Debord jeannie Deyton Laurie Dodgen james Dourhir joyce Drake Charles Duckett Andy Etheridge Lisa Fair Dayna Farlow Patricia Filer Lisa Forman Alexandria Fortin jeffrey C. Fox Sandra R. Fox Lisa Gardner jan Gatewood Gary Gearrin Ann Gellerstedt Charles S. Giannone Susan Goforth Michael Good Bryan Gosnell Margaret Green David Greene Sheldon Greene Sue Greene ul xiii ar E. , J Liiil ft 3' U 'TW' '-541 . 3 i.. f -Z Elks L' n' '1 1, 3, if if M X w Q its V v Al 1 V 4- 1 , y 4' ' 4 V . A '73 5 V lx, v J y l IORS 1' N fig i 's , r fin. 'fav' ., m T' if M, '- ,r f . .1 -s ' , 'gf 5 - --, . ' . .I , X K. L. 5.4! 4 hy Y n I , xsfsg, i , f -I ,1 1, R ' L-Ib. 4 11. C x E ' ,. pr. - ry I - 1 , ' . L - fx' I -4 f- , , 4, Q 5 1 Y I S ' L' Il.-' I rd' ' - ' 'V 4 I - 1 , ' 4 I H C ' .B - .- 4 i. X .-,f. , ' lg- -a I f A5 ' i' J l ,Lp - .fn .- A v I as ,I ' I ' X I I I V 1' 'r 1: A . Bea ' 2 y - Wir 5 Tv'-f .1 Y V I Fly in rl- id , , 4 ' . my 4. ff-53' I. 1 i I if 3 , I 9 K X r. , g v 174 ' Carolyn Guinn Sara Page Hall Marty Haney Carole Hanna Lynn Harkins Rebekah Harlow Edward Hawks, III Cameron Hadley Mike Henderson Cindy Holland jeff C. Holmes Lisa Ann Hooks john Hooper Terri Horton Marvin Howell janet Hudgins Betty T. Hurchinsor Robert jarrett jerra jenrette Carol jensen Russell jewell Deborah jones james jones jill Kapiloff ,.. 3. Anita Keller Steve Lambert Liz Lasley Mary Laurance Phoebe Lee Rebekah Leibe Audrey Leonhardt Kevin Lipe Tim Lolley Martha Lowman Leslee Lyndon Susan Mann julie Martin Chris Millsaps Craig Millsaps Marcie Molton Teresa Morelock Chuck Morton Susan Morton Felicia D. Moss Dawn Motsinger judith Mullikin Ben Mullinax james O. Murphy la 1 5 I -, , t. r X' ,, E Q 'Q 4 , 1 56' -fn, . ' 1 f .A+ ,gp l .iff .. ..'4 cz: - -vi V, 'pn ,W ., . 'E . , NT . ' ,. , fy 4 ' ' i l l AW 71 n gg 1 v A ,.l-f-fag , . 1- , . 1-fl?-A I- Q. i r 711, - , 5 V ,J , l ' - i ,ff IL w , I A A N 4 .U r ,. rj, fi, Q I Ray McConnell Wade McGuire Susan McKenzie joseph Nanney Mary S. Negron Helen Norton Rebecca E, Owens Becky Pack Sharon Pelle Lavenia Peterson Lisa Phillips Jeanne Pickering 176 Vickie Pierce Kathy Plumley Cathy Pompey james A. Porter Ronald Powell Steven Pruitt w 1. f-rr , . . . ,,-' 3 i -. 4 , ,J i ia i TS' A x . wc. 4: Z3 ii ' My R . -4 ' if 9 f - Q i N is ll l l E - v 9 ' X W :-if xg, 'N 1' M- A' ' T5 k- Q 5' F' . .N 1 :- .gl -4 ,QQ 'ty .pri -' ' a ' if-Q3 Thad Puckett Susan L. Ramsey Scott Richardson Susan Riddle A. Lynn Rimes Leslie Rivers Teresa K. Roberson Patty Roberts Sylvia Rollins Jennifer Saunders Ken Sausedo Claude Schlagenhauf john Sessions Winston Shearin Tony Shoaf Kristina Smith Margaret Sprouse Berry A. Stines 141. ,, G iw --, . 7. . 3 e 1-sv I al 1 t el A , I 5-'L X.. I, -. 178 john R. Sutton Tad Tadlock Laura Talbert Leslie A Talbert jim Tate Paul Taylor Laura Teague joe Testino Gregory Thompson Susie Thompson Pam Underwood Patty Underwood Stephen Underwood 'Q F David Vickers -qi Karen Waldroup Robin Walton john Waring Cynthia Watson W. Keith Watts Vicki Wells Rhonda Welsh Karen Whigham Brenda Whitemore Kimberly Wiggins 1' 3 x r F. 'xrx . tx 2 1 'X .1 1 , 'l I J 'F 5 t, ! U l 1 .w A W Lf . of . K- f f f r 'Q +v 3 K xo K x WE ' I K un., wi 'W' X X I ,- F x ' l -,pw of xr' - 1 W Debbie Wilhelm i ,. 1 I , fi :W john Wilkes 4 1- ,' H, Q Clifford Williams 1 '- E i Danny Williams i ',, Q . ,' Diane Williams if X Glynn Willis ' .U ' lil 1 5, an if .1 K . Hm- A, ' ' f 5' 3-: , Al' '1 5195 T- '3 1 0 0 - Laurie Willis ,ig N as 5 -, Qi ' j , H. Dean Wilson fi H A 'V' ' ' 3 55, joan Wingert '- ui ' Y 3' H ' 1' Shari Winkler 1 ' I 5 I ' xi Sallie Young W l A ' i ', f' l L 255.24 'l 1 iw I If'- jUNl0R CLASS OFFIFERS Sirnng Brenda Whirremore, Secrerary Donald Putnam, Vice President Dawn Mursingux, Scnarr-r Standing Sallie Yrwung, Trcasurcr Susan Mclicnfic, Scnarnr Dianna VC'llllams. President 179 80 SE IORS - ' 5 'is V lj 19:55 'Q M i ' A .-f,1,: . V 5 , , Q' 1. V 1 . 1 , 9 2 f ,' - f -ll X . ' I C Rebecca M. Adams Macic Alexander Wilbur Allen jf-'fffi And'-'IS Shelbv, NC Charlnm-. NC Elbffmn, GA Clarksvillv. IN 54,531 Work Bu5ingg35 Admgng,m,g,,n Business Adnminisu-ation Arr Education Donna M Anderson Hut Spnnp NC Offlcv. Administration .1 Tommy Ashburn Naslmxllln lN liusrnus Admllusrmlmn Kennclh R Anderson Andn-us NC liusnmsa Adrnxnlsrrarmn ,- ohn Ausun Snmpsunullc SC' liussnux Admxnlslramm ,2g. Parrlcxa B Angel llaLuAvlllL NC Parry Anderson Stanley NC I lum nur, I ducanun limlom 'S-'F Carmen L Ballard Glmly Bilffill Burlxnknm NC ASll'-Vllli NC l.:-.lnon M1.rLl1.1ndmn1, l lU1'lUll IU l'-ll-Kfiflllfl 1 5 i 4 -2 9 .55 Q- 5 E 3 5- 5? . A .' ' N' gr ' 'FAI .b ,A ' A ,,,l lf i . ' ' R ,, 1 ' ,. 5. I l. l . S H- Q r ' I K. -: 1- ,Q mx' I ,V . - - . rt. x '. .N fx f 2-Qfjl Q 4 , 2 I Billy Bass Great Falls, SC Publish Andy Behl Springfield. VA Sports Medicine Sharon A, Boone Bakersville. IN . Music Education anna Kay Brendcll Wfaynesville, NC Music lfdurarinn Gary R, Bass Clinrun, Religir r Lisa E. Bily Palm Harbour, FL Music Education Cheryl Diane Booth David Basron oseph . Bateman Thomason, CA Andrews. NC Business Administration Affvunllng 'A Kimberly Blaylock Beth Boger Andrews. NC Taylors, SC Social Work Elementary Educariun mi V' . A r 1 ' f I i ii Q :I ' X Karen Bowdre Denise Bowerman Roanoke, VA Palm Beach Gardens, FL Murruw, GA Church Music Business Adrnimsrranun Psythrvlrrgy Patricia D. Buckner Mars Hrll, NC - Psychol-,gy M3144 BUl'flgHl'dfl9l' Anthony T. Burnett Kannapulis, NC Fllenznn, FL lzlernenrary liducariun Allmj Health 18 - MC. in james M. Burnett Como, NC Music lflf -izmlllilll'-xillll l. H, qw , MZ,l.,! Hui, il! 'Z ul'-i lllrwl ' 'MW 'f mm, ri 4 '.,,11 , ,wi--. W 'vllllu l . Nellwyn E. Butterworth Wilsons, VA Church Music Becky D. Byrd Mars Hill, NC Home Economics Education David Byrd Mars Hill, NC Religion fs ' f'-.- aa- x . ' ll L4 ? I V. 9 Q' 96. .14 ' ,x Z ig, N ' . . , i . .., , 1 ' Y. 1:. 4 ' g' . Y, , r' 'AN ' ' H . C xv il ' A , l l , V 'I 5 . fl I , , ' y V ' I - '..A.7? 'QF 1 '21 ' ga . l -- L .. . -h 1' if-n' 'fl '.: . ' l 'K f , f . - A, .5 N . , ' -4 il 4. l , 0 V . .. ' 'aryl . 1 f, .. 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E.,,,,.x, 1 A 182 Mark G Cabamss Shelby NC Music Fclucauon QE- Mark A Clark Hamlet NC Physical Fducatmn fb-'M Anthony Cook Raehwrcl NC Physical Fducation Anna Chaffee Winston Salem NC Fashion Mcrchandisinb 3,6- Pat Clark Lebanon VA Music Fducation ir- Karen Lynn Cook Dobson NC Fluncnury Fducation Nancy Childers Hayzsville NC Psychology Lisa Layne Clary Cary NC Social Work Sheila H Cope Charlotte NC Flumntary Fducatxon Carolyn Clark Flizaberhtown NC Music Fducation Phyllis Cole Martinsville VA Flcmentary Fducatmn julia A Cowart Canton NC Music ! lub'- w -LILN' 4 Betsy Crnmmbcr Terr' l-Ynn DaV'5 D-md Daumn Mufkswllf NC Wdwfwflk NC Busnmss Admnnnsrrm fn Pslfhfllfllq Clmffh Mum 'qi !vlunq,ormry AL Cmdy L Dommy Denise Duncan lxeun Dyer PIl'1LVllll' NC Grcenvlllc Cary Busumss Admmnsrrzmnn Mum Mdflmnaylqg Penny Elhou Connie Emory effrey lx England Statnsvllln YNC Wcavcrvxllc NC Raleigh NC Thuzu Arts Fdumxnm Flnmgnury lducanun Busnmss Admnmsrrauun lm Fxsher Karen Fne Angela D Flora Mum, FL Avondale Fsmus GA Ddmlllk Rglupun Hub: :ry Hum nury Fducm fn nh Dxlla Shclby NC Musn Pufnrmanu Pam Edwards Gccyrbctfnwn SC Mualc Fducauon Russell Enscore Durham INC Bmlu an R Foster Gram Cnw Sprmp Fl Cl'1LrmsUy 18 X V 1 -' xv-5 - ' I N .- N 1, LAL' , l ,r In v - C ' ' 5 I l- ' ' , fl A l 7 A Tr Y 1 A , v W Y H I V N N lam I . V lfqllk,-V -. ' - .ff - Q fig! , . - ,H 4 - : ' Q - ' aff, ' A l , 9 in . l ' , X tv 4 I . 1 ' I 'Q y ,. . W 1 7 A A ,A A 1, sc . NC 1 , l , . , , V I'of'.f- Q l - , .El i . .C at - . 5 A - 3 , yn - ' -- A . 1 ,L I , ,, . Y 4, l , , , j A ' gy l as - 2 n 42 '- Q' . ' F 1 lv, ' ' X. 4 x ' ' . t V., - N 1 x l 1 W 1 lu E X , 1 l , . y J ' . J - ' v . ' A , . , .' VA 1- - -,V I l V V 3 184 Samuel Fox Burnsville, NC Physical Education jeffrey L. Gordon Charlotte, NC Religious Education Richard E. Hall Greenville, SC Religion Terry Harrnert Germantown, TN Business Administration William R, Fox james F. George, jr. Kimberly Goodson Burnsville, NC Newport News, VA Lincolnron, NC Business Administration Religious Education Music Education 1 z gt L 1: s Q,- C? . 1 Darryl GOSSEII Robyn Greenlee Mark S. Gumer ' k Chattanooga, TN Marion, NC Conyers, GA Er1gliSh Business Administration Business Administrarinn 1 , 'I' if. '7 gl A K -' M i ..i,, 1 w i Roberta j. Hamilton james K. Haney Robert Harriger Kannapolis, NC Melbourne. Fl.. Clyde, NC Arr Studio Work History Business Administration . in l A i john Edgar Harfield Bobby Lee Hayes Vickie M. Helton ' Tulsa, OK Brevard, NC B'-'l'f 'n'- NC Religion English Social Work . x '1 ' vo Laurie R. Henson Vern BcaCh, lil. Fashion Merchandising Cynthia C. Holcomb Canton, NC Music Education Robert W. Howard Hayesvillc, NC Business Administration Nancy Lee Hill Dribsnn. NC Elcmunrary Education Bonnie Holcombe Marion, NC Thuurrc Arrs Education Kimberly A. Huffman Canton, NC Atl Studio Work :ti w' f ti, . sp x Q ' qi x Q MV' - he - . . r 1 t .. 'ry i - , ., A, 1 . . 'Sc N. t ,- t i. t ' 4 V if bi-fx X 'x .. . f l i tw . 'H N 1 A . K- - 35 . N ig-3:13 ' 'vi Y 5 Michael Wayne Hyder Weaverville, NC Business Administration Craig jacobs Orange, VA Bit :lc ugy Alice Ann Hinds jay Hirst Grccr, SC Twtniivantla, NY Music Iiduciitifin Rulxgiixn -4 Q u N'-.,. ' M' , ' t Q., 's r I A v. L 3' 3 . f Pamela Hollis Kevin D. Hopper North Augusta, SC Asheville, NC Social Work Business Adinii1istrurirm ' 'QF 14:5 onarhan Huffsrerler Charlotte. NC Businuss Administration 5 f .f-P 1' ' L 5 l!. J 1 , X rl Perry A. james Robbinsville, NC Business Administration Glcncla L. Hunt Hialeah, FL Business Adtninisrratum -Oni. William ernigan Whitmlrc, SC Religion J 185 Ronald L. ohnson Spruce Pina. NC llrstnry Tfrj j- vs--3 ,ll -',-gay' .3 . -an Robin K. jones Simpsonville, SC Business Adminisrrarinn Q4 W, Derrick johnson Winsrnn-Salem, NC Spanish Mark jordan Worrhingrnn, OH Business Adminisrraricm 5 'v- ,ip vfiiwi i ii jeff ones Mark jones Chicknmauga, GA Reliririn Business Administration Wes: jefferson. NC cts' , v N. r, . , t-3 . Emily I. Kelley Waynesville. NC Home Economics Education Kathy E. Kelley Brevard, NC Business Administrarion ' :L fm ,'-'T-, ' Fiji. f1 I lilly ,lf i If ,Jw fn i n I i lm .. sf 4 F 31 'Skin' :PSR- fx! AS ii T ' 4 ,i , f, ,N'i .ii1l'W if'l'7' i 1 i . ii'5U'lT WM M' , ' MSW f 'i ilfi 'Yi ,ii 'y V vii Wiki H . '1 ii, yi .,, ia . l A 'ia G' i Y' , ss- 'A 4,1 I ff I , s N- .Q 1 ian: K r N1 It i i f ,i ll . 1 , l ' Fi 'X S ,tk -. ,X K Q ' s. ,nr I . . . .. , . T. Michael Kelly Cheraw. SC Business Adminisrrariun ' C l D Wi I .2934 if r if 1 'W 1 i i ' 1 51 l lfr ,Na 9 'Il 4 , .ie .K 186 Gina L. King Barbados, West Indies Elementary Educariun Sieve Kilby Waynesville, NC Business Administration J N ' ii rmliglliwl ii . 1 ,. lhr i A- 'T' - is V - li ' H2 . I N if 'i , . ' i Mary Kiser Mr. Sidney, VA Business Adminisrrarinn Cynthia jane Kincer Wyrhevillc, VA Barry R. King Titusville, FL Bivlngy Pnliricnl Science Chris Lanning A5h4fVillU. NC Winston-Salem. NC Physical Educariun Musig l5,juq,,fii,n W.C. Lanning , .N fs lp.. l Kyle W. Ledford Waynesville, NC Business Administrariun 'i a s f if lcfiygr. Karl Lyon Chadbourn, NC Rlxrcatxun 21. 'w: ,rum JT 1 ' . .1 Clinton D. Malhis North Augusta, SC Busineas Admimstrauun Laura A. Miles Sparta, NC Social Work . r W' 1 f 1 1 5 L 5 rr ls. A, l Margaret E. Lee Charluttc, NC Social Wink 1 xv-'iirifl I' . l U J- 'gy Samuel Mabery Skyland, NC Religion iii - 'rg .r V ll V' ,,, X li , I-1. 'L fi ky , , '- F N . , Michael C. Mays Charluuc, NC Accuunung William Mitchell Rome, GA Business Administration Donna K. Linker Oakbnm, NC liishiun Mcrclundising P 'F' l A . ,. Q. 3. 1 if i Cathy Lynn Little Swcpsunville, NC lflulncntari, Fduratum t Q-si V fir ' I L- .Qs . . 'Gael N' - Gwyn Mansfield Ronald L. Mason Muurcsvillc, NC Ffankllnv NC Flcmcnury liducatmn Business Administration . 3 ' - Q Y' If 1,5 - ,' fe i 0 3: x . V X W l if . 'L -f--- l , Sl ' fl -A 1, N, ,Y , ' il Y , , .. Yvonna Medlin Roland D. Metcalf Apalachnn, NY Travelers Rust, SC 11M,,fy Religmn NA 41,3 1 . f 'Msg , V .. - A. Burton Moomaw Lynfhburg, VA Business Administration Lisa N. Momeith Cashiers, NC Elementary Educatmn 187 188 . 92-Pj FT' ' A 1 V Y,-.. ,,'5g:'fT1-. 'E af' x - .f.-' 1.5-.9 i Qin .f f' '- I, l 'f Y. '- lf! 'F GT , ' A 1 4 C ,x 1 Y l I. .jf K, -- x 'nf W 7 J I X , 9 James Moore jackelyn Morris jacksonville. NC Asheville' NC llfsmfl Business Adminisrrariun I if Y 3 l 4 , J ' w 1 --N Yi i . Q A Carhy L. McCluskcy Aberdeen. NC Chemistry Elizabeth MLKmnon Thomasulle GA Flumntary Fducanon ns., Bruce Dean Ogle Mars Hill NC Busnmss Admxnisrranun Teresa L. McCracken Taylurs. SC Elumenrarv Iiducamm Darrell McLellan Grunsbom NC Physical fducanun 'S Nr Gary S Orr Rubbinsulle NC Marhgmaucs Kathy L. More Virginia Beach. VA Physical liducafiun 7' as FS Y L 1 v r Timothy D. McGaha Knoxville, TN l liswry -if 'fs i ' if x gina 'fu Ann Neill Hgh Point NC Sucul Work Martha C Orr Franklin NC Chemistry Helen Murrell Boiling Springs, NC Social Work 5 1 'L t . 4 5 251 if 552 IQ. V. . . . iff if? - ' sri Brenda K. McGraw Shelby, NC Elmnunrary Education Rebecca L Nlswonger Ralu3.,h NC l-lemcnury lclucanon 45 Raymond Osborne Warrcnsvlllc. NC R4.li5.,iun ' lhfw -. Q I, I 1 8 i ' Q 1- . rv 1' li Q 1 .Q 'N all x- A -Q i Y. , ,. V b Y , A X4 v. , '- . A 1 ' ' - N- . ' yi! lZ3 K' J? 75 ' 'fl f . fa . 'L 7? 5 f -bi -Y ' 1 ' x u' ' f 'f , V -:iz 3 s ' f . ., . - ' I I I A . - r ' Q , .'. V f f - ' ' ' . . . : . ' . ' , H4 ,-H fm 'A 'Tir ' 5 - --- i . , V H - if Q- 4, A - 4 Y ,, .' 3 M V . 5,55 'I ' Y X- - P' H A , A '53 f., , , ' Y . . , , . , .9 ,. . , - , ,' 4 - , X Y , V . ...AV , ., Q' 7 T. QQ' I A 's-'A .. , 5j f . '-32' A - 7. I' as - ,I ,L A , , , - . . 1 . . - :fi ., , , . gg' f - V ,Q 1 I V ,. a ---f '. ' :W .L Y -1- 'Q 1, . Mi.. ., , , 4 .qi 1 vi , ,fl Karen Overton Rnlwgli, NC Sucul Wxirk if v , Q, .J i ll11?:, W. David Perkins llurnavlllc. NC llislury 'lf iz' -M . if- ,. ... , L.,-' l ,iw ' v 7,15 fm- .P v' 1 , ' ff- w l Travis Plc-mmom Cunwn, NC liusuu-an Admnmrrnmm ,,-, ,Q Q Q A ' i K : Laura Proun lzurfluld. Nvl lilumcnury l:LluC.m:m 1 X ' -n ' ., It ,I V. .. 1 ' 1 Z' P I 6 Larry Dean Parton Aslucvlllu, NC Loric E. Paucrsnn Darlnngmn. SC Rccrutinnn Smml Wink , ll W' '?fi.T V ' I, . 'I 'fig . Lorclui Pvtcrson Green M1 vunmnn, NC licCru.m1m r , 1 3.44- .4 l 4 v-1' X X Glcnnis Ponder ASlicv1llc. NC llnmu licummms Diane Ramsey llrcunl. NC' S. Renee Pct:-rson liurnsvillc, Nf llxxlmum Nlcrclimdmng f l Melissa Powell Gu-cnwnud. SC l-nylnwzll Nancy Rathhurn Aslucvnllu, NC' lluslm-an Adliiimstraru in liuylm-,, A,j,,,m,5UM,, ,n 'gr , Mark Ci Pulron Durlum Ni. Muslf 2 at .Nl j ,FT Qu , t Terry Pcrcraon Grcun Muunrgun. NC M.irl1cnmmcs I ,Qi -v f janet Leigh Premcll Hurnwlllc, NC' liunlncm Adxinnlirmnl-n Tcrec L. Rcadling Aslicnllc. NC lflcrm-mari l-dmanun 189 Kim M. Rish Greenville, SC Elementary Education Robin Sexton Greenville, SC Social Work Donna L Sims Stone Mountain GA Psychology 11 Vicki L. Rogers Alexander, NC ACCoununi., r . Y .U A4 A Frances A. Shelton Hendersonville, NC Music Education Vicky Smarr Franklin NC Business Administration Far annice Smith Melanie Smith Ashevillr. NC Vero Beach FL Business Administration Flementary Fducatmn Dan Sanerwhite M,-jan Sem-est Enka, NC Charlotte, NC MUSK Pffffufmanff Fashion Merchandising 9 ff le! . or , if 1' of 1 , x 7 Y f i , Exim ' 1 E 4' .Q 3 1 . ' ia? 4' Vickie Shelton Thomas E. Shupc Mars llill, NC Weavcrville, NC Office Adminisrratinn Religion .A :yn . Frimc Smathcrs Charlorrc Smnh Canrun NC Atlanta GA Music lducanon Physical lducannn sl'-'vc Sm-fb Brenda G Snyder SPa'f3nbu'l- SC Ashuvxllr. NC Business Administration Mdthumncs 5' 1' H f' 7 T ' - r 1 ' .V s 0 8 1- A :QA 4 fi y ,Z wi 'P 4' , N9 WJ Y W is l '57 ' ' W ' F 1 ii,-Q ff V Y ' X fiff, , W is K .Y . ' 5 ' ' v 5 ' ' 'Y , Al t Y 'sl A . '. 2 ! . i, ,Y E 190 A l ,. N 'S ,. ' I . ' F ' . ' .Q 4 ww' - 5 .., . 51. , '21 f 1 f- ' '- l. . . ,, fs XE 5 . , , Q - , f ' 1 1 ' 9 A ' V 4 N A 1 Q Q .ihiii A 1 , ' .E . ' +1 T- J Audrey A. Sourhcr Bcwrly Soulhcr T. joy Spearman Tammy L. Spruusc Nnrrlm XVxIkuslmrn. NC Nnrzlu Wullwslmm, NC llcmlcrsurnxllc. NCS M.IfSl111ll. NF Numny llrnnc lfcunmnum llmm- lfommnucs lkluulnmw lllalumlm lN'lurclx.nndmng li? H1 'aa X uk 5' - wi Q ...J 3 , 5. ' I 'W . .' 2 11' Cymhia Sranron Mnric Sraylor Sheila Src-aclman john R. Steele Mara llnll, NC frm-wv, VA l.amlrum. SC Mt Ulla. NC Musiv: lirlumzmn Church Iviumc lzIclm'nr.nry lirluurnraxw liumnmm Adlnrnlstmhrvn 'vagal If x V, -r g-.1 -, ' ', ' , H ' , f l ' Tj 31 , l . ,, - '- rj' Y K ' lv -I f W - -' 0- S 'U ' 5 1 ' aff-' ., ' .f. Y, 2 3 Angela B. Suuon Wanda G. Swear I-ofl SY'-,ns U53 A- Tale Canton, NC Roanoke Raprda. NC Lamam- Fl- Andcmln- SC liluxnunmry lidufariun lilumcnmry lmlurntmn lilfmcmilll lfdUL'44l 'n M'-WS lffluf-4U n .,, . 1 1 T- X va .i ' ' ' Wi' P I - ,., ' X' J -: . , . . , f ' if 'S S 4 1 1 , K w- - l 'A ll' , , J 51 Y Durryl D. Taylor Marslull, NF Pulxmxnl Svqrclmfc Robert Taylor Brysun City. NC Arr Srudm Wfurlx Warren Taylor Murfreesboro. NC Physmcal Educanon L, Mark Tcachcy XVallaCc. Nf Rclxguwus lidualrmn 192 'j . ' ,, ,,if' u Ak.. , ,,.r 4: Wg, ..,. v. 1' W N rf ' . KY X N , -it WW 4 we iii i ' Bi I if - lu If ni'- . vgi N .. -4 if Tami -Tharpc Lisa M- Thomas Marsha Dawn Thompson Janice G. Tilley Phm'n'x llt- PA Burmvillv. NC Spruce Pine, NC Hudson, NC Church Music Cindy I.. Tucker Statesville, NC Nursing Leland M. Warsaw Darlington, SC Physical Education john W. Welch Bryson City, NC Sports Medicine Busincss Administration jack Upton Charlmte, NC Rrligiun Fuigwgr ' , V ' .' Q --4 . .' M ' ' 2 Deborah A. Weatherly Annapolis. MD Recreation Deborah A. We-sc Cherokee. NC Art liducatiun Elementary Education Home Ecrmnmics Education Sandra Vernon Springfield, VA Wyoming, PA Elementary liducatiun Accuunting David Voilelc il 3 r it r A K imp 'QC ' -.V .l. fi .aj Elizabeth H. Weir Cymhia A. Webster Gibsonvillc. NC Asheville, NC Nursinl, Rcliginus liducariun 62- David E. Williams jeffrey E. Williams Stuart, FL Wheaton, MD Business Adminisrratiun Sports Medicine r - u 1 A a wc P-L -u B . J, Bobby L. Wilson .lean Alysc Winchcstur Patricia Wnodhy William L. YUUUQL M.arx llnll, 'NK Brevard. NC Burnsville-, NC Kung ul Pruxm, PA liuxum-ss Ad111mlbrrutnvl1 liumnuss Allrnunxirmluun lAIcmcm.m- lnlmnnnn limlm-ss. Alllmlmxxrlnmm 4 -. 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Dunaway Donna Denise Duncan, 183 Donald Kelder Dunlap, 156 Kevin Wesley Dyer, 183 Leigh Ann Eavenson Mary Louise Edminston, 156 Kenneth Lee Edwards Lucile Burton Edwards Pamela Rose Edwards, 156 Patti Y. Edwards Paula Muriel Edwards Terry Ray Edwards , Todd Keith Edwards, 156 Robert Brown Efird Thomas Lyle Einstein Rory Boyd Ellington, 165 Penny G. Elliott, 183 Timothy Wayne Elliott Christopher R. Ellis Connie L. Emory, 183 Michael Horace Emory Timothy Lee Emory Jeffrey K. England, 183 Eric Fred English Russell E. Enscore, 183 Mary Frances Epperson, 165 John Andrew Etheridge, 173 Michael Alan Ezell Lorraine Paige Faddis, 156 Lisa Timpson Fair, 173 Dayna Rae Farlow, 173 Elizabeth Allison Farlow, 156 Sherry Lynnelle Fender, 156 Caren Lynn Ferguson Stephan Ferguson, 156 Anne Marie Fesperman Patricia Ellen Filer, 173 Daniel S. Fincannon Susan Dale Finley, 156 Lisa Renee Fish, 156 James E. Fisher, 183 Vanessa Joyce Fisher Karen Ellen Fire, 183 i Maura Lansdale Fitzgerald Martha Margaret Flaherty, 165 Robert Davis Fleming, 156 Melody Sue Flinchum, 156 Angela D. Flora, 183 Holly Marie Flowers Amy C. Flynn Donald Keith Flynn, 165 Michael Thomas Foley Barbara Louise Ford Kathryn Elaine Fore, 156 Lisa Deborah Forman, 173 Patricia Ann Formon Louise Alexandra Fortin, 173 James Bernard Foster, Jr., 156 Jan R. Foster, 183 Richard N. Foulk,fJr. Jeffrey Carter Fox, 173 Samuel Love Fox, 184 Sandra Feldman Fox, 173 William R. Fox, 184 Joyce Anne Frank, 156 Elizabeth Ann Franklin, 156 Lisa Joan Franklin, 165 Joanna Lynn Franks, 156 Kimberly Ann Freeman, 156 Michael Charles Freeman Patricia Catherine Freeman Susan Sherwood Freeman, 157 Todd Marcus Freeman Robert Eugene Frisby, Jr. Glenn Joseph Fritz Ben Kevin Fuller, 157 Patricia D. Fuller Laura Jane Furman, 157 Mary Ruth Gaddis Lisa Dianne Gardner, 173 Laura Layne Garrard Doris Marie Garren Danny Ray Garrett, 165 Constance Cauble Garrison Janice Elizabeth Gatewood, 173 Gary Timothy Gearrin, 173 Elizabeth Ann Gellerstedt, 173 Thomas Neal Gentry James F. George, Jr., 184 Deborah Lynn Geouge, 157 Alfreda Rozeta Gerald, 157 Robert Edward Gessner Candace Renee Ghant, 157 William Russell Ghormley Charles S. Giannone, 173 Daniel Briggs Gilbert, 165 Emily Geraldine Gill, 157 Michael Glenn Sharron Denise Glenn Shelley Fay Glenn, 157 Cheryl Marie Goforth, 165 Howard Douglas Goforth, 157 Roger Dale Goforth Susan Renee Goforth, 173 Michael Clay Good, 173 Nancy Marilee Goode, 165 Kimberly M. Goodson, 184 Jeffrey Lee Gordon, 184 Susan Elizabeth Gore, 157 Bryan Alan Gosnell, 173 Bryan Robert Gossetr Darryl L. Gossetr, 184 Dwayne Douglas Gossett Toni Renee Gotrenstrater, 165 Daniel Stevenson Goudelock Julie Ann Graves Robert Charles Gray, 157 David Dwayne Greene, 173 Kenneth Ray Greene Margaret Malinda Greene, 173 Sheldon K. Greene, 173 Sue Ellen Greene, 173 Timothy W. Greene Roberta Elizabeth Greenlee, 184 Janice Marie Grissom, 157 John Earl Grobe Donald Lee Grulke Kimberly Anne Gudger Samuel Love Gudger Carolyn Ann Guinn, 174 Donna Faye Gump, 165 Donald Jeffrey Gunnell, 165 Mark Steven Gunter, 184 Cynthia Louise Gurley, 157 Doris Susan Gusler Rhonda Carol Halford, 165 Roxanne Lynette Halford, 157 James Edward Hall Kenneth Wayne Hall, 157 Patrick Bourne Hall Regina Sue Hall Richard E. Hall, 184 Sara Page Hall, 174 Stephanie Elaine Hall Edwin Peyton Hamilton Laura Lynne Hamilton, 157 Roberta June Hamilton, 184 Nicholas Degge Hamner, 166 Danny Stephen Hampton, 166 Lisa Kaye Hancock james K. Haney, 184 Marty Haney, 174 Melissa Ann Hankins Carole Hanna, 174 Lynn Ellen Harkins, 174 Rebekah Harlow, 174 Peggy joan Harmon Robert Martin Harringer, 184 Daniel Patrick Harris Robin Leigh Harris, 157 Christopher Worth Harrison, 157 Scott Waymon Harrison, 166 Brian Lyda Harron Terence Bryan Hartnett, 184 james Craig Hartz, 166 Mary Catherine Harvey, 157 Amy Ellen Hasenauer, 157 john Edgar Hatfield, 184 Glenda Sue Hatherlee Peter Douglass Hatheway, 166 Cynthia Ann Hawkins, 157 David Olis Hawkins Edward Allerton Hawks III, 174 Bobby Lee Hayes, 184 Donna Faye Haynes Braxton Kenton Headley Cameron Linscott Hadley, 174 Kenneth Paul Heater Kathleen Diane Heery, 157 Karen Denise Hefner, 157 Lori ill Helton J Thomas Lee Helton, 157 Vickie M. Helton, 184 Christina Irene Hemmings, 166 Michael Dennis Henderson, 174 Rodney Glenn Henderson Holli jo Hendrix, 158 Linda Diane Henline Angela Dawn Hensley, 158 Cynthia Lane Hensley, 166 jeff Linwood Hensley, 166 Kenni Rozelle Hensley, 158 Patricia Ann Hensley Roger Eugene Hensley, 166 Kimberly Elizabeth Henson, 158 Laurie R. Henson, 185 Gary joe Hernandez joseph Ellis Herrin, 158 Dennis Cleveland Higdon III, 158 Cynthia jane Hill, 166 Darlene Lora Hill, 158 Donna G. Hill . jack Andrew Hill Nancy Lee Hill, 185 Timothy Leon Hill, 158 Alice Ann Hinds, 185 Larry P. Hines jay joseph Hirst, 185 james joseph Hitesman Richard Lee Hoffman, jr. Alisa Carol Holbrook, 166 Cynthia C. Holcomb, 185 Bonnie Pearl Holcombe, 185 Larry Renard Holding james W. Holland, jr. ' Charles jennings Holland, 158 Cindy Lea Holland, 174 . Connie G. Holland, 166 Brenda L. Holleman Pamela E. Hollis, 185 joe Phillip Hollman, 158 Rebecca Marlene Holloway Susan Hunter Holloway, 158 jeffrey Crawford Holmes, 174 Lisa Ann Hooks, 174 , joan Bennett Hooper john David Hooper, 174 Kevin D. Hopper, 185 Anne Byron Hord, 158 Stephanie jane Horton, 158 Teresa Ann Horton, 174 Holly jean Hough, 166 Sarah jane Houston, 166 Robert Wilson Howard, 185 jane May Howell, 158 Marvin Lee Howell, 174 Rebecca Ann Howell janet Ann Hudgins, 174 jeffrey Lynn Hudson Tracey Leigh Hudson, 166 Douglas Michael Huff Kimberly A. Huffman, 185 jonathan L. Huffstetler, 185 Charles Richard Hughes Glenda L. Hunt, 185 Alfred Keith Hunter jennie Anne Hunter, 166 Gail Yvonne Hutchins, 158 Bob Terry Hutchinson, jr. Betty Teresa Hutchinson, 174 Michael Wayne Hyder, 185 Randall Lee Hylemon David Wayne Ingle joe Darryl Irwin, 166 David Ellis Isley, 166 ' Charles Carmeron jackson Valerie Ruth jackson, 166 Craig T. jacobs, 185 Mary Lynn james, 166 Perry A. james, 185 Philip Kerr james, 166 Sonya Elaine james, 158 Stephen Samuel james, 166 Mildred Ann jamison, 158 George jarrett III Robert Owen jarrett, 174 Karen Michelle jarvis, 158 Rebecca A. jarvis Edward Allan jaynes, 166 Willie Cornelius jefferies Sharon M. jenkins jerra Lynn jenrette, 174 Carol joy jensen, 174 William E. jernigan, jr., 185 Russell Parrish jewell, 174 Bradley William johnson Calvin Lee johnson David E. johnson Kimberly Ann johnson, 166 Ronald L. johnson, 186 W. Derrick johnson, 186 Lois Irene jolly, 159 Susan Elizabeth jolly, 159 Deborah Caneta jones, 174 Denise Annette jones, 167 Galen jones, 167 james Robert jones, 174 james Ronald jones, 159 jeffrey Ronald jones, 186 judith Caroline jones Kimberly Carole jones Mark jones, 186 Mary Leigh jones, 167 Robin K. jones, 186 Stuart Lynn jones Danny Keith jordan Mark D. jordan, 186 Whitney Lynn jordan Richard Michael julian Donald Michael justus jill Ann Kapiloff, 174 Robin S. Kasey Troy Allen Kauffman Deborah Elaine Keaton, 167 Kimberly Brigett Keeter Anita jane Keller, 175 Brenda Gail Keller, 159 Emily T. Kelley, 186 Kathy E. Kelley, 186 - Timothy Alan Kelley Michael Theodore Kelly, 186 Meredith Ann Kerley Rhonda Lynn Key, 159 Stephen Ray Kilby, 186 Donald Walter Kiley Cynthia Diane Kincaid, 167 Cynthia jane Kincer, 186 Ann Britt King, 159 Barry R. King, 186 Gina L. King, 186 203 204 julia Tripp King, 167 Timothy Loyd Kirkland, 159 W Ricky Lane Kirkpatrick Mary Elizabeth Kiser, 186 Brenda H. Knott Lynda Ghormley Kavacik Thomas Edward Kuhn, jr., 167 Terry Lynn Kuhn, 159 Wendy Lynita Lackey, 167 Stephen jeffrey Lambert, 175 Stephen Brian Lambeth, 159 Sarah Margaret Lamney Leigh Ella Land, 167 Rhonda Willette Lanier Randy Gerald Lankford Christopher Todd Lanning, 186 William C. Lanning, jr., 186 Elizabeth Carol Lasley, 175 Harold Patrick Laughlin William Dale Laughter, jr. Angela Campbell Laughter Mary Lynn Laurance, 175 Lisa Carolyn Lawing, 167 jeffrey Bruce Lawter, 167 Vikki Gwen Ledbetter, 159 james Heyward Ledford, 167 jamie Kay Ledford, 167 jeffrey Curtis Ledford Kyle W. Ledford, 187 Troy Ernest Ledford Laura jane Lee, 167 Margaret E. Lee, 187 Mary jennifer Lee, 159 Phoebe Renee Lee, 175 Rebekah Louise Leibe, 175 Laurie Ann Lennon Audrey Ann Leonhardt, 175 Raymond Antony Lettsome Patricia Sue Levi, 167 Ida Mariam Lewis, 167 Martha Hester Lindsey, 159 . Donna K. Linker, 187 Kevin Scott Lipe, 175 Charles Gregory Lisenbee, 167 jamie Lynn List, 159 Cathy Lynn Little, 187 jeffrey Eugene Loftis Timothy Alan Lolley, 175 Ned Long, jr. johnny Gafney Long Bruce Garland Loudermilk Lisa Carol Lowe, 159 Lisa Karen Lowe Martha Pilar Lowman, 175 Cindy Carol Lowney, 167 joan Elizabeth Lowry Mary Carol Lowry, 159 Eldon joseph Lundin, jr. Tina Renee Lunsford, 159 Gayle Leslee Lyndon, 175 Karl Victor Lyon III, 187 Royce javan Lytle Samuel Mabery, 187 Linda Hembree Mace Stanley Gerald Mace, 159 Stephen Darryl Mace, 159 john Howard Macfarlan Mark Allen Mahaffey Stephen Ray Mahaffey Gwen Louise Mahy Paul Lanni Maione, 160 Cheryl Laverne Major Steve Michael Maney Charles Arthur Mann Susan Lynne Mann, 175 Gwyn Ellen Mansfield Sheryl Lynn Manske, 160 Lisa Dale Marler, 167 Mitchell Lee Marlowe, 167 james David Marshall Billy joe Martin, jr. Glynis Marie Martin, 167 julie jane Martin, 175 Gilberto Leoncio Martinez jennifer Grant Mason, 167 Ronald L. Mason, 187 Sara Louella Massee, 167 Thomas Kevin Massie, 160 Donald Richard Mastman, II Kristine Louise Mathews, 160 Clinton Darrow Mathis, 187 Robin Anne Mathis, 160 Susan Dawn Mathis, 167 Steve Edward Matthews, 160 Ford Dean Mauldin Barbara jean Maultsby joyce Ruth May, 168 Michael C. Mays, 187 janet Ruth Meade, 160 john Willis Meador Mary Susan Meadows Yvonna jean Medlin, 187 Anthony Francis Meggs Christopher Dean Merriman, 160 Charles Gaither Metcalf Roland Dean Metcalf, 187 Laura Ann Miles, 187 james Edward Milholen james Henry Miller II, 168 Michele Lynette Miller Christopher Merriman Millsaps, 175 David Craig Millsaps, 175 Sheila Lynn Minter Alan Dean Misner, 160 Melanie jean Mitchell, 168 Pamela Cecile Mitchell Thomas W. Mitchell William Anthony Mitchell, 187 Sarah Anne Mohney, 160 Terri Lynn Mohr, 168 Marcie Lynn Molton, 175 Lisa N. Monteith, 187 Roger Alan Montgomery Aubrey Burton Moomaw, 187 Allyson Wynne Moore, 160 Carol Annette Moore, 160 james A. Moore II, 188 Frederick Timothy Moore, 168 Harold Delimonie Moore Mark Wendell Moore Willis Caroll Moore, 168 Bridgett Elizabeth Morehouse Teresa ann Morelock, 175 Tad Michael Moretz Charles Morgan Angelee Banks Morris Barry Morris jackelyn Morris, 188 Robert Francis Morris Thomas Alan Morris Charles Harrison Morton, jr., 175 Susan johnette Morton, 175 Charlie Moss Felicia Darlene Moss, 175 Kathy Lynnette Mote, 188 Dawn Ellen Motsinger, 175 Shaena Marie Muldoon, 160 Ronald james Mull, 168 judith Lee Mullikin, 175 john Bennett Mullinax, 175 Richard Scott Mullinax Cynthia Lynn Murphy, 168 james Olen Murphy, jr., 175 Michel Edward Murray Helen Louise Murrell, 188 Kimberly Rena Myers Nancy Lee Myers, 168 William Paul Myers, jr. 168 Marion Andrew McClellan james Randolph McClure, 168 Cathy L. McCluskey, 188 Mary Beth McCluskey, 168 Thomas, H. McCombs William Ray McConnell, 176 Robert T. McCormick Teresa L. McCracken, 188 Brenda Kay McCraw Tebin Morrison McDowell, 168 Marrie Lisa McFadden, 160 Dale Anthony McFarlane Timothy Duane McGaha, 188 Crystal Marlene McGalliard, 160 Brenda K. McGraw, 188 Katherine Annette McGuinn Wade Harvey McGuire, jr., 176 Beverly Marie McGuire Donna Ann McIntosh, 168 jean Leigh Mclntosh, 168 Willette Yvonne McIntosh, 168 Michael McCormick McIntyre, 168 Barbara Ferguson McKay, 168 Linda Marie McKenzie, 160 Susan Carole McKenzie, 176 james Dean McKinney Michael Ray McKinney Sallie Kathleen McKinney, 168 Elizabeth A. McKinnon, 188 Heather Glen McLean Darrell G. McLellan, 188 Donald Scott McLeod M. Fuller McLeod Mark Coble McLeod, 160 Pamela jeanette McManus, 168 Patricia Annette McManus, 168 Mark Douglas McPeters, 160 Cheryl Anne McPherson, 168 Norman Christopher McRae, 168 joseph Hugh Nanney, jr., 176 Mary Suzanne Negron, 176 Ann Ridge Neill, 188 Angie Renee Nelms, 160 Charles Woodrow Nelson, jr. Susan Renee Nelson, 160 David Linder Nettles, 168 Alyce Fayrene Newman, 160 Benjamin Kendall Newman, 168 Rhonda L. Nipper Rebecca L. Niswonger, 188 Christopher Lee Norman Keith Shawn Norris, 160 Phillip Lamar Norris Helen Norton, 176 jeanne Marie Norton jonathan Kelvin Noyes, 160 Donna Louise Oalaey, 160 Bruce Dean Ogle, 188 Paris Yvette Oliver, 160 Gary S. Orr, 188 Martha Crawford Orr, 188 Raymond Charles Osborne, 188 Daniel Frederick Osking Karen E. Overton, 189 Brian Alfred Owen Steven Kyle Owen Martin Keith Owenby Helen Miriam Owens, 168 Rebecca Elizabeth Owens, 176 Ronnie Dale Owens Thomas Sanderlin Owens Mark Bradford Pace Kathy Charlene Pack, 168 Rebecca Anne Pack, 176 john Wayne Page Kirk Daniel Palmer, 168 Sara Lee Palmer, 160 Cheryl Lynn Parker, 168 Linda Sue Parrish, 160 Laura Elizabeth Parsons, 168 Larry Dean Parton, 189 Gary Allen Pate, 160 Lorie Elaine Patterson, 189 Michael Stanley Patterson Robert Hugh Patterson, 160 Charles Frederick Patton, jr. Monty Dale Payne, 169 Thomas Patrick Payne, 169 Scott Melton Pearson Regina Hazel Peele, 161 Sharon Belinda Peele, 176 Mark Gregory Pelton, 189 Tracye Shana Pelton Ana Maria Perez, 169 Diana Susan Perkins, 169 Lawrence Edwin Perkins, 161 William David Perkins, 189 Kathryn Lynne Perry, 161 Kent Franklin Perry Ray Allison Perry, jr. james R. Peters Tracy Lynn Peters, 169 Geri Anne Petersen Lavenia Sue Peterson, 176 Lorelei Peterson, 189 Russell Aubrey Peterson III Susan Renee Peterson, 189 Terry james Peterson, 189 Allison Petrus Charles Andrew Pfaff, jr., 161 Linda Lee Phillippi Franklin Wendell Phillips johna Michelle Phillips, 161 Lisa jane Phillips, 176' Marty Guy Phillips, 169 Robert jeffrey Phillips, 161 jeanne Pickering, 176 Vickie Carol Pierce, 176 jimmy Morris Piercy, 161 Pamela Sue Pitman, 161 Peer Lance Plaut Carol Travis Plemmons, 189 Kathy Diane Plumley, 176 Cathy. Patient Pompey, 176 Glennis Ponder, 189 Michael Alan Ponder Lisa Elaine Poovey, 169 Edward Lewis Pope III Sherman Mathis Pope james Andrew Porter, 176 john Robert Potts Allen Cobb Powell Cecelia Chapman Powell F. Melissa Powell, 189 john Neal Powell, 161 Ronald 'Curtis Powell, 176 Tracy Lynne Powers, 169 janet Leigh Presnell, 189 David Wayne Pressley Allison Anne Pridmore Charles Wayne Prince, jr. Laura Anne Provan, 189 Steven Donald Pruitt, 176 Thaddeus Lee Puckett, 177 Virginia Ann Pumphrey, 161 Lester Purry Donald Edward Putnam, Sr., 169 Sandra Cheryl Radcliff, 169 Carl james Ramsey, jr. Carolyn Marie Ramsey, 169 Diane Almeda Ramsey, 189 Martha Nanette Ramsey, 169 Susan Lee Ramsey, 177 Wayne jerry Randall Nancy Rathburn, 189 G. Douglas Ray Kathryn Leigh Ray, 161 Melissa Ann Ray, 169 Pamela Ann Ray, 161 Sheila Fay Ray, 161 Teree Leigh Readling, 189 jerry William Reagan, jr., 169 Arthur john Redden III james Willard Reed, 161 Darel Allen Reese, 161 Marty joby Reese Michael j. Reese Charlotte Kimberly Reeves, 161 Linda Charlene Reeves, 169 Todd Allan Reeves john Kevin Rehrig, 169 Lynette Rohalta Reid Suzanne Irene Reid Beth Ann Reitmeier, 169 Eddie john Reneau Timothy Ray Reneau john' Ray Reuning David Thomas Revell Laura Sue Reynolds, 161 Michael Neil Rhymer Carolyn Rice, 169 Christopher jerry Rice, jr. james I. Rice Marvin Randall Rice 205 Virginia Ann Rice, 169 jeff Webb Richardson Scott Dennis Richardson, 177 Roger Dale Ricker, 169 jimmy Gerome Rickman, jr. Ricky Lee Riddle Scott Douglas Riddle Susan Geneva Riddle, 177 William Michael Rigsbee, 169 Audrea Lynn Rimes, 177 jimmy Wayne Riner, jr. Kim Michelle Rish, 190 Kenneth Ray Rivenbark, 169 Leslie Rivers, 177 Carol Ann Roane, 169 Teresa Kaye Roberson, 177 Daryl Cole Roberts Donnie james Roberts, 169 john Drew Roberts, jr., 169 Lamar Herbert Roberts Patti Anne Roberts, 177 Paula jean Roberts, 161 Sandra Mariea Robertson, 161 William George Robertson Beverly Louise Robinson, 169 Carol Elizabeth Robinson, 169 Deborah Marie Robinson, 169 james Matthew Robinson james Ray Robinson, 161 Timothy Dewayne Robinson, 169 Rhonda Lou Roddy, 161 Theresa Annette Rogers, 169 Vicki Lynn Rogers, 190 Sylvia N. Rollins, 177 jeff Prince Roper David Charles Rosier Beverly Gwyn Rotan, 170 Meionie Ruth Rust. 170 Deborah Anne Rutter. 161 john Mark Sale, 161 Melanie Scott Sanderson, 161' Charles jeffrey Sasser, 161 jeanetta Diane Satterfield, 161 Dan H. Satterwhite, jr., 190 Scott Samuel Saulsbury jennifer Eleanor Saunders, 177 Kim Michelle Saunders, 170 Kenneth Lee Sausedo, 177 David Thomas Sawyer james Allen Scardo, 161 Claude Schlagenhauf III, 177 , Lynn Marie Schluraff Allen Scott Ill Wanda Kaye Scott Marcia jan Secrest, 190 William Perrin Seigler julie Elizabeth Seligman, 161 206 john Willis Sessons, 177 Robin Margaret Sexton, 190 Daniel Kelley Shaddock, 161 Charles David Sharp Brenda Kaye Shaw Calvin Leon Shaw, 170 Su Rene Shaw Frank Winston Shearin Ill, 177 Christopher Scott Shell Frances Ann Shelton, 190 Victoria Metcalf Shelton, 190 Magay Lyn Shepard, 170 Billy H. Shepherd, jr. joseph Richard Shipley Kimberlyn Ann Shirey Richard Owen Shirey Anthony Lloyd Shoaf, 177 Beverly Cheryl-Ann Shuford, 161 Thomas Earl Shupe, 190 Douglas Michael Silver Donna L. Sims, 190 Paula S. Smart Victoria Lynn Smart, 190 Frirzie L. Smathers, 190 Carol jean Smith, 162 Charlotte Hazel Smith, 190 Christopher john Smith Dana Melinda Smith David james Smith Edward Harrison Smith, 162 George Wilson Smith, jr. Heywood Gray Smith, jr. jannice Elaine Smith, 190 jeannie Carol Smith, 162 joan Kaye Smith, 162 joel Anthony Smith Kathy Ann Smith, 162 Kristina Kaye Smith, 177 Laura Ann Smith Leslie Lynette Smith, 170 Melanie K. Smith, 190 Phillip Harold Smith Steven Frederick Smith, 190 Terrence Faigle Smith Travis Alan Smith Susan Louise Snuggs, 162 Brenda G. Snyder, 190 Amelia Mary Soldwedel jeffrey Ricks Southall, 170 Audrey Ann Souther, 191 Beverly Diane Souther, 191 Kathy Ann Spangler, 162 Mary Ann Sparks, 170 Teresa Spearman, 191 john Robert Sprinkle, 170 Alisa Kay Sprouse Margaret Lynn Sprouse, 177 Tammy L. Sprouse, 191 Donna Michele Stafford, 162 Lisa Renee Stansell, 170 Cynthia A, Stanton, 191 Gwendolyn Kay Stanton, 162 Kurt R. Staschke Phillip Trent Staton Violet Marie Staylor, 191 Sheila Elaine Steadman, 191 William Bernard Steadman john Ridley Steele, 191 Billy Stewart Freda Angeline Stiles, 162 Ricky Leroy Stiles Berry Allen Stines, 177 jeffrey Louis Stinson Charlotte Stringfellow, 170 Himank Bhusan Subedi Mark Thomas Suggs Kathy Lynn Sullivan, 170 Robert Edmond Summerell George Dudley Sutherland III john Robert Sutton, jr., 178 Angela Bruce Sutton, 191 ' Charles Stroh Swab Wanda Gail Sweat, '191 Lori L. Syens, 191 Stewart Tad Tadlock, 178 Laura Catherine Talbert, 178 Leslie Ann Talbert, 178 Carmen Crenshaw Talley, 170 james Roy Tate, 178 Lisa Ann Tate, 191 David W. Taylor, 191 Durryl D. Taylor, 191 Edgar Lee Taylor George David Taylor Lewis Lorenzo Taylor Pamela Dawn Taylor, 170 Paul Gregory Taylor, 178 Robert Henry Taylor, 170 Robert L. Taylor, jr., 191 Roger Landon Taylor Louis Mark Teachey, 191 Laura jean Teague, 178 Mary Ann Teague, 162 Vicci Lorraine Teague, 170 Allen Mark Teal jack Raymond Terrell Tracey Anthony Terrell joseph Roy Testino, 178 Tami R. Tharpe, 192 Lisa M. Thomas, 192 Philip Anthony Thomas, 170 Robert Edward Thomas Timothy Luther Thomas Valencia Diane Thomas, 170 Gregory Wayne Thompson, 178 Marcia Renee Thompson, 170 Marsha Dawn Thompson, 192 Sue Ellen Thompson, 178 Carol Suzanne Thornburg Kathy Lynn Thorpe, 170 Sandra Marie Thurman, 170 Leigh Anne Tierney janice G. Tilley, 192 Randall Shan Tipton, 171 janice Elizabeth Timmons, 162 Matriet Suzanne Tomberlin, 171 john Gerald Townsend joe David Trotter, 162 Linda Marie Trout Cindy Louise Tucker, 192 Timothy Kent Turner, 162 Michael Paul Tweed, 162 Roger Dale Tweed Pam Lane Underwood, 178 Patricia jane Underwood, 178 Stephen Lee Underwood, 178 jack B. Upton, 192 Kathleen Ann Vanderbeck, 162 Timothy Wayne Varnadore, 171 Laura Susanne Varner, 162 Michael jeffrey Vaughan Louise Ann Vaughn, 171 Sandra Vernon, 192 David Michael Vickers, 178 David joseph Voitek, 192 crystal Robbie wastes, 171 Darlene Germaine Wakefield, 171 Karen Aline Waldroup, 178 Mark johnson Wall Michael Gordon Wall Robin Elizabeth Walton, 178 Mary Lynne Ward, 171 Tara Lee Ward john Stewart Waring, jr., 178 Margaret Warren, 163 Leland Maurice Warsaw, 192 Roy Thomas Waters, jr. Cynthia Marie Watson, 178 Harvey Darrell Watson, 163 William Keith Watts, 178 Deborah A. Weatherly, 192 jennifer Marie Webb, 163 Cynthia Ann Webster, 192 Elizabeth Harris Weir, 192 Ryan Timothy Weisner Frances Brooks Welch Isaac Welch, jr. john W. Welch. 192 - Barry john Wells Sarah jean Wells Victoria jean Wells, 178 Rhonda Elizabeth Welsh, 178 Deborah Ann West, 192 Martha Ann West, 163 I Carl Scott Westbrook Gregory Allan Westmoreland Norma H. Westall, 171 Lucy B. Whalen, 163 Mark Wilson Whichard V Karen Tracy Whigham, 178 'Daniel Wayne Whitaker Carol Ann White David Byron White, 171' joe Mason White, jr. Mark Dwayne White Kevin Cecil Whiteside Brenda Lee Whittemore, 178 Robert Franklin Whittemore Connie Maria Wiggins, 171 Kimberly june Wiggins, 178 William Timothy Wilde Mary Elena Wiles, 171 Deborah Ann Wilhelm, 179 john Allen Wilkins, jr., 179 Terry Lane Willett, 163 Caroline Lucinda Williams, 179 Clifford Leroy Williams, 179 Danny jay Williams, 179 David Alan Williams, 171 David E. Williams, 192 Derwin jackson Williams Diana Marie Williams, 179 jeffrey D. Williams, 192 jackie Lee Williamson Ricky Williamson Wendy Williamson, 163 Gyles Glenn Willis, 179 joyce M. Willis Laurie Cleo Willis, 179 ' Kevin McDaniel Willson, 171 Bobby Lee Wilson, 193 Harold Dean Wilson, 179 Lawrence j. Wilson Michael Harold Wilson jean Alyse Winchester, 193 joan Adele Wingert, 179 Shari Lee Winkler, 179 Laura Elizabeth Wise, 171 William Winston Wolny Lewis Vincent Wood, jr. Deborah joyce Wood, 163 jennifer Lee Wood, 171 ' Lewis Wood Phillip Mark Wood William Alex Woodall Patricia L. Woodby, 193 Theresa Launia Woody, 163 Gary Keith Wyatt john Harrell York Arlene Dovie Young, 163 Debra Carol Young, 171 Diane Annette Young Eugene Gerald Young jennifer Lynn Young, 171 Sallie Ann Young, 179 Tammy Lynn Young, 163 Teresa Elaine Young, 171 William Lee Young, 193 Bradley W. Zabel Carl Leslie Zeigler Charles Edward Zink Donna E. Zink 207 1 F' IQ' .L lf'- l 4