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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1983 volume:

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X Llgkx- 'rf Rachel Ammons Judith Baldwin Bonnie Brewer Kristy Bunker Bonnie Cassida Oakley Clay Karen Clement Reggie Coleman Jacqueline Crady Pam English Pamela Fuller Jennifer Goodrum A g Bart Cockrel John Cooper Chris Donaldson Dana Combs Cynthia Cole Rene Cole Denise Cook Susan Deese Arm Doyle Tim Combs Karen Costello Deborah Davis Kathy Eikeland Kim Elliott Jennifer Fair Steven Farmer Lisa Fisher Tommy Fletcher Maria Flores Nancy Fowlkes Kim Gasperson Darla Gardner Donald Gelzleichter Robin Gentry Lisa Glosson Ricky Goodman Sandra Griffin Denise Groh W 21 'lil LQ' 5 Z8 K 1.1 I Jamie Hager John Hardin Tonna Harris Connie Hedgecock Terri Hefner Winda Hensley Tim Hicks Philip Holland Amy Holt Marie Holt Liz Hood Sherry Hoover Jana Hopper Robin Hough Connie Hughes Danny Hughes Steve Hutcheson Lisa Jennings Marcus Johns Wayne Johnson, Jr Stuart Jolley Joy Jones Linda E. Judge Hope Kennedy , Pete Kesterson Beth Kllpatrxck Llnda Kung Kathy Knrchman Bryan Kmser Carol Lackey Jon: Layton Autumn Leadbeater Lauren Leary Mark Leek Joyce Lennon Jeffrey Llttlelohn Jeanme Lloyd John Lopez Vivuan Lovmgood Albert Luther Carol McCarthy David McCrary Tammy McGinnis Melrssa McSwa1n Sandee Mannguy Genee Marlowe Layna Marlowe Scherli Marsh Q as 4 lf' K r f-Q 1 I bb, arp if t. ' N F. ,- 5 l fwf 2, 59,1 4 A 4, m 11 21 . ,:,' 4 V . i, I 3 I XL i l I .2 vV A 19 -vw' R Y? Julia Martin Christi Mason James Maxey Scott Merrill Melissa Metcalf Ronald Mill Amy Miller Kandy Mitchem Alan Morgan Philip Mullinax Scott Murray Sandra Ness Jessica Newton Brad Nuckolls Susan Odom Darren Parnham Hillary Parsons Laurie Payne Lori Payne Cindy Pennell Lisa Perkins Deborah Phillips Claire Pope Patricia Putnam 0 .5 if if E J -4 9 fi'fH!' z:.'a':I:i1.nia-.1-i.i...1i .,iiii1 'L. 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I Wally Treadway Janine Vernot Dana Wallace Laura Wally Becky Warren Regina Weaver Julie Webb Kathy Webster John Weinmann fr Q 5-- , 'i .l x Freshmen Class Officers Pete Kesterson Presxdent Julie Webb Treasurer Rebecca Warren Secretary Brad Nuckolls Senator Not Pictured Matt Mxller Vice Presrdent Scott Merrill Senator SOPHOMORES Cathy Albritton Tonya Allen Kale Babb Mark Benson Angela Bailey Vickie Anders Lisa Anderson Lori Anderson Beverly Austin Jennifer Beckham Lecia Bentley Sherry Ball Dawn Barefield Karen Bartoszek Robert Bean Greg Bentley Rebecca Bentley Rhonda Bentley Brian Benton Terri Beverly Gary Boykin Jennifer Bradley Stefanie Briggs Glenda Brooks Sandra Brooks Jill Brown Robin Brown Karen Bryson Dwayne Buckner Kelli Burgin Mike Butler Jennifer Cadmus Leslie Cagle Todd Camp SOPHOMORES f al SOPHOMORES J li! 4 Q? 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Q, 1 -- ,- J - ,I V-, V ,Nrg-'ll Kim Henson Joseph Herrin Millie Jamison Gerald Jenkins Susan Jolly Whitney Jordan Brian Lambert Sarah Lammey I 'ff ,, ll 1,-1 l I , . -2 1 N li W 1 f .X xX Q s i f S 5 A .. , 1 xl ' I Cynthia Hawkins Kathy Heery Karen Hefner Gail Hembree Holli Jo Hendrix Angie Hensley Bobby Hensley Kenni Hensley Alisa Holbrook Charles Holland Anne Hord Stephanie Horton Gloria Jenkins Brenda Keller Lynne Leclerg . 1 'R .M. qc an in 'J H, X I , X D e , x 37 va A L x'f .haw E - fs -i 'L' Janet Meade Chris Merriman Sheila Minter Jenny Lee Martha Lindsey Jamie List Lisa Lowe Mary Carol Lowry Tina Lunsford John MacFarlan Crystal McGalliard Sheryl Mansl-ce Kristine Mathews Robin Mathis Steve Matthews Sarah Mohney Annette Moore Harold Moore Jeff Morgan Carl Mosca Angie Nelms Charles Nelson Mary Nelson Susan Nelson Fayrene Newman Jonathan Noyes Hugh Patterson 1 ,- ' Y vig-V 38 2 ' i Q-'Y i 1 K rl ' tl -f J dmv P 7 . f1 .3, I A 'Uh gy Regina Peele Aubrey Peterson Johna Phillips Sherri Phillips Christopher Rice Sonya Riddle Paula Roberts Jamey Piercy Pamela Pitman Aaron Ponder John Powell Timothy Pritchard Virginia Pumphrey Katie Ray Shelia Ray James Reed Darel Reese Susie Reid Laura Reynolds Ronda Roddy Mark Sale Jeff Sasser James Scardo Julie Seligman Carol Jean Smith Dana Smith Gray Smith JL rx N.. Kfithy Smith Travis Smith T'm Thomas Suzanne Thornburg -f-.1 715 ,yd if fi YA-' ,'EZ'-T.: .-' -A ,f L l U .' I - U ' is A sk .F Q. Qi ,N - , . , Q- '-, , QQ! 3 ' 3, ,-6 1 . . -w 1 - 5 ' .wr -' b su f 1 , f If ' 4 1,4 ' ' . . 'I - ' N' . , I . X U' Izgiugut :'..f ,-' ., , ep I 1 Vis S R X + sf Q NX X 5 S Q N X 'Qc , 1 X, ixx a ' wk Q ' Ar . Ni vw if .4 643 , ,Q A 546 :sp . - ' xg, L 'mf-birszfs . Q . .,,, U Q B-w. T E- i 2 . Pi 5 Susan Snuggs Jan Timmons 1 X sf- R ,ur-. . - K v X N Donna Stafford Mary Ann Teague John Townsend, Jr. Paul Tweed X- ' Qi Z X 'a 5' , -LO Barbara Vann Chuck Vocelle Pam Washburn David Wachter 'A SRX 1 A I f - 17 , 1 . ' ft UT, ' lx . A 'AN 7,35 fil' Darrell Watson Lucy Whalen Jenmfer Webb Jae Whne Wendy Wllllamson Michael Wrlson Deborah Wood Lewns Wood Themsa Woody Gma Worley Gary Wyatt tt NH K C1 f ' Sophomore Class Officers - Doug Goforth Senator Susan Snuggs Senator Shlrley Davenport' Secretary , Mary Lounse Edmnston Treasurer f! Y' ' Gary Boykxn Vice-President Sharon Crisp President 41 -q. UN IORS l-.-.r 1 1-Ng David Alexander Sheila Ammons Sherri Becton Jennifer Brendle Sarah Bell Laura Annis Roger Ball Richard Banks David Barnes Marjorie Boyd Deborah Brigman Marlene Berry Jackie Biggs Dee Black Donna Boyd Allison Brown Lee Brown Beverly Bruce Mark Burch Alice Caldwell Bo Caldwell Brenda Caldwell Jose Capellades Bunny Cardwell Cindy Cash Ricky Chandler Stewart Chason Rebecca Cole Earnest Cook Karen Cooley Norma Cowan Claudia Creasman Jenny Crews Rodney Davidson YI li- . UN IORS Q i 4 l ,- 4 ,EA Deborah Dawson Dee Mason Douglas Deyton Wanda Dickey Mary Epperson Caren Ferguson Danny Garrett Connie Garrison Donna Gump Regina Hall Bronya Hartness James Hartz UN IORS John Dixon Peggy Fox Steve Dooley Gregory Depluch Stan Dotson Theresa Frazier Martha Flaherty Lisa Franklin Marilee Goode Scot! Harrison Pete Hatheway Danny Gilbert Emily Gill Cheryl Goforth Nicholas Hamner Danny Hampton hy Mark Deryman Michael Duke Bobby Frisby Lynn Grant Gay Harshbarger Susan Hearn -1 i Xl ,,,xX1, R . 4 V Q 1 rf ry ' ' . X Ar ' Q irq All' , 4 , i. ,ff 4-is UN IORS r K ul vi J .. af' 5.0 A il-gi Z 1' -.sf . ,, , Q 1 .4 T? I T' - '. fi -2 97' ' 1 ..,, 1 'f-fr L. E, 'Ji ' . N ssh! W1 Q7 4-1 Tina Hemmings Donna Hensley Jeff Hensley Roger Hensley Cynthia Hill Connie Holland Holly Hough Sarah Houston Karen Hoyle Tracie Hudson Douglas Huff Anne Hunter Tina Jacobs Phillip James Kim Johnson Denise Jones Mary Leigh Jones Stuart Jones Deborah Keaton Alisa Ketterer Cindee Kincaid Julia Tripp King Linda Kovacik Tom Kuhn Wendy Lackey Lisa Lawing Jeff Lawter Jeffrey Ledford Jamie Ledford Laura Lee v-U Patty Lew lda Lewns Greg Lnsenbee Kathy Loehr Randy McClure Beth McClusl-tey Tebm McDowell Barbara McKay James McKnnney Sallie McKinney Pam McManus Pat McManus Cheryl McPherson Norman McRae John McWhlte John Marlon Mitchell Marlowe Glyms Marhn Sara Massee Susue Mathns Joyre May Tony Meggs James Muller Mary Beth Muller Michael Muller Melame Mltchell Marche Molton Tim Moore Jean Morrlson Ronald Mull 7 7 --5,5753 s 1 5 'SS 4 .4 a Q ,J is x 17' N XX V - mi. . , px is ... . c -Q-vs, -L1 is 1:.s5j,:5 X .. 3'Si1ff T' ,Ni X -.Nw Cindy Murphy Michael Murray Ricky Neal Dave Nettles Ken Newman Thomas Owens Kathy Pack-Hill David Pardue Laura Parsons Monty Payne Patrick Payne Ray Perry Tracy Peters Susan Perkins Marty Phillips Frank Porter Carol Ann Ponthier Tracy Powers L onX WRX 1 ll f 1. k.i' 5 KI' x I ' - A 'A' ga-:-. ,i .-I A +1 .N y-s.. vii, WX, 4 X ' I Jerry Reagan Charlene Reeves Todd Reeves Charles Renfro Vurgrma Ruce Lrlllan Riddle Wrllram Rrgsbee Mrchael Rhymer Carol Roane Donnre Roberts Beverly Robunson Carol Robrnson Theresa Rogers Beverly Rotan .Z 1, Ruth Rowell Melonre Rust Debbie Rutter Allen Scott L i Q 9-1- 'Ar Charles Sharp Nina Shelton Magay Shepherd Scott Sibley Leslie Smith Jeff Southall Ann Sparks John Sprinkle Allen Stines Mark Suggs Kathy Sullivan Bobby Taylor Pamela Taylor Vicci Teague Beth Tedforcl Valencia Thomas Deborah Thompson Marcia Thompson Kathy Thorpe Randall Tipton Jill Tobey Sue Tomberlin Toshio Tsuchida Lu Vaughn David Vickers Tara Ward John West Scott Westbrook John Whitley Connie Wiggins Tina Wiggins Mari Wiles John Wilkins Terry Willett Y'7 Davrd Williams Derwln Wrlllams John York Debra Young Ehzabeth Young Jennlfer Young Lmda Young Teresa Young T9 1 -- 'A A , , .., 2. 1 a' r Q- W Q T' ,W , e r . Junior Class Officers James Hartz' President Earnest Cook Vice Presldent Karen Cooley Treasurer Melanre Mrtchell Secretary John Drxon Senator Magay Shepherd Senator BEOJAR6 THAT YOU OO NOT FORGET THE LORD YOUR GOO. OEUT. EJIII V invnfnx nnwnws 'Fr mmm l rr n z1'r 1. n 1. ll' I I 4 ...us-.. .Q X lp, I 1 I nl ,. ..... I 1: I I Q01 In .7 .... l I llm,.....2. I ,f I xx ' fflllfnnlf 1 I : f I' ' ............ . -- ' llll5 m NN f I 1 ' f I .- A - f ' ' GENESI5 uw-6 -i ROMHN5 I 22 ADMINISTRATI E A D SUPPORT STAFF The 1982-83 school year was one of great change for Mars Hill, as President Bentley and his colleagues made major adjustments in the faculty and staff and cutbacks in budgets in order to keep the college stable. The adjustments brought serious re-examination of the real mission and purpose of the college and caused re-newed focus on students. Dr. Bentley expressed confidence that, not only would Mars Hill survive the economic crisis, but it would also become a stronger institution, directing its efforts even more strongly toward serving its students and drawing itself more closely to its two most powerful constituencies, the alumni and North Carolina Baptists. Here's how we remember the faculty and the sup- porting staff from this strategic year: Fred Bentley, President Frances Snelson, Assistant to the President Richard Hoffman, Dean for Academic Affairs ,.. 2. 11 il Qi fl il - ei ,NIV cam 5 fri? ig? E 7 , x -QAQQ X ZQQ-f S 'gui i A f -4,L aff ,,-1 mf' gf J - ' v x I '- g . c. 'i?cX., f Q -f tx' Evelyn Anderson Computer Services Joy Bridges lnstructional Services Jlm Cox Director of Development Jim Fish Director of Physical Plant Mary Gowan Housing r jx i 2:7 - ' i , N' 1 , Jean Anderson Snack Bar Don Caldwell Director of Bookstore Barbara Cutshall Upward Bound Counselor Nancy Fosson Housing John Hamrlck Financial Aid 5, , .y.gf.. gl.. iq' L7 vu X il! ll A l ,4 -A 3 , , x . 14 , i A - , or ,-ti, C -i xl, 5 ,', ' .1 Y . :H 7 F ra ',-V Kill.. r A n 1 i 14 s - k,4 Davld Atkinson Admissions Counselor John Campbell News and Information Anne Davidson Media Center Robert Gessnel Media Center Vlolette Henderson Business Manager Gerald Ball Computer Services Robert Chapman Registrar Richard Dillingham Rural Life Museum Smlth Goodrum Director of Admissions John Hough Continuing Education Roger Hall Physical Plant Ellen Coomer Director of Health Services Mike Falres Director of Security Jefl Gordon Admissions Counselor Jimmy Joyce Music Stage Manager 2- X .v ,A 7 'J ' gf. ,F ,- Nr' 3, -. H Q' 'Sq-2 5' I ral l lr, W fi , ni g ti fs -,,: ff'-?lL4 M X r K I , 4 1 I l ' H-.edt It iff. so f l i . l l 1 f' lf- , I -rl' 'h - 1 , -is , :'- , 'ig-1234 1' -:LJ iz.. iz auigsq. 4 - ,' 'Q 1 i F r 3 wily' -Z:f2'fg'L3I-'QIF-. - i 5 M 1 1 11' , xx u p l lrl I i f ' B inte.-?,,..L Ll Lucy K empson Counselorf5pecial Services Lewis Miller Director of Memorial Library Susan Pickering Media Center Chris Searcey Continuing Education Q - Q 1 . v . Q ff:-1-N, iv- - ' ir, 'll ' l ,A ilieslili-ii'f 2 'lil ri-l: 1.'ll'lEllf' 'll l .::. V i.'ll 'lElli 'f- ,Y PS 1- 4 1 it if' I ll ll I , .KA Al, 4 l' -V A., L A. Wayne Klng Director of Housing Lloyd Moore Director of Upward Bound Ray Rapp Continuing Education Walter Smith Director of Public Information v-.4 'l HL .44. Paul Laub Piano Technician Paul Newton Music Library Martha Reynolds Reference Librarian Mary Thoreen Director of Student Activities 4- Ann Lee Library Assistant Darryl Norton Assistant Director of Bookstore James Roberts Physical Plant Claude Vess Internal Auditor Russ White Asst. Director of Admissions LS -12 ' f ,Q X I , V1 . r ,' P, so is 'M . ,-' ,, imp -,, V' W i 5? Peggy Lee Admissions Counselor Michael 0'Brlen Dean of Student Development Robert Ruark Asst. Director of Development Johnnie White Postal Clerk Joyce Wlllls Business ManagerfLibrary WA ., ii '1f:' ..:i!u:. ' ' l l 1 'Il l l l l W I rl V Rakim 4' 4' . irq., I -2:1 nz' If P10 ' 'I' .I U , it 5 4 I I I I I I I I, I I. ! Is I I I I . I I I I II I l I I ,Z I rdf ,-3. ' 1 wr, -Q1 -aa- M, '-v. ART The department is composed of three divisions, from which students may choose an area of concentration enabling them to complete a specialized major in art: ll studio applications, 2I art education, 31 art history and aesthetics. Preparation in one or more of these areas may be directed to graphic design and advertising art, teaching and supervision in art instruction, professional art sales, museum and gallery operation, and as a foundation for graduate school study. 1. Ken Gregory. 2. Gordon Mahy 3, Joe Chris Robertson lchairmanI 4. Stephen Wing ,f USINESS The department accepts candidates for the Bachelor of Science degree seeking majors in accounting, econom- ics, and general business administra- tion. The purpose of the department is to offer students a plan of study which will enhance and enrich their personal lives and prepare them for worthy ser- vice to society, for efficient perfor- mance in their professions, and for success in advanced study. 1. Joe Blair 2. Rachel Chapman 3. Jack Grose lchairmanl 4. Neal McKenzie 5. Charlie Narron 6. Charles Pressley 7. David Sperling B. Roy Wood -naar' 1 . .:. 7 ,Q N- ., . 1 - . ,-yr K . ZZ X 'L-' lb guna own '.,.uuaw, EDUCATIO The primary aim of the department is to prepare students for public school teaching. The program is designed to promote the professional, academic and moral development of the stus dent, to broaden his understanding of human growth and behavior, to in- crease his awareness of his duties and responsibilities within the teaching profession and to be an example for his future pupils. 1 Worth Booth 2 Vernon Chapman tchairmanl 3 Dorthy Crissman 4 Julie Long 5 Mary Lee Moore 6 Bill Sears 7 Teresa Stern 8 Lou Therrell i .GLISH The department seeks to offer a major program broad enough to provide a sound basis in linguistics and in tradi- tional and contemporary British, American and Continental literatureg flexible enough to afford specific prep- aration for a variety of purposes laes- thetic awareness, writing, speaking, group communications, teaching, gra- duate studyig and challenging enough to foster the development of an inquir- ing critical mind. The goals are breadth and depth of learning and inte- gration of that learning by each stu- dent as an individual, 1. Vesta Baughman 2. Ed Cheek 3. Lucille Godwin 4. Kay Gregory 5. Betty Hughes 6. Mary Ihrig 7, Noel Kinnamon 8. Joe Schubert lchairmanl 9. Pat Verhulst if-. 3 W., A .,, '..., ws FSJ-F i, JF Sl C 5:27 ' l 1 was f 1 .. I Q f l A ig i 4 in 1 l FOREIGN LANGUAGE The primary purposes of modern tor- eign language study are to make it an integral part of the stuclent's educa- tion, to develop a better understand- ing of self and the modern world, to give the student a good understanding of basic communications skills, and to stimulate interest in further study. 1, Bob Abbott 2 Gwyn Fish Ichairpersonl 3 Richard Knapp 4, Bob Kramer 5 Katherine McCoy 6 Sandra Obergfell f 'rv HISTORY The department offers courses de- signed to acquaint its students with the broad range of human affairs in their historical dimension. The curriculum is based on the principle that a student should be skilled in the analytical and integrative techniques of the historical method and that a demonstration of competence is more important than course credit. The program prepares students for an active role in society, trains them for graduate study, and helps them develop and refine skills which will be useful in a variety of professions. 1. Jon Crawford 2. Ron Eller 3, Betty Jolley 4, Harley Jolley 5. David Knisley 6. Jim Lenburg lchairmanl sk xx. I . xxx, r 'Z Us ' it x X 'al 3 . 3 5 I 1 -7 . ff i fl-..4h. TUV I AY' HOME ECONOMICS The department offers curricula selected from the broad field of home economics: Clothing and textiles, foods and nutrition, home management, housing, equipment, family economics, family relations, and child development. These courses are designed to encourage in-depth understanding and lay the foundation for success in various home economics careers. The department offers a major in general home economicsg a major in home economics educationg a major in fashion mer- chandising, and electives for others. 1 Winona Bierbaum fchalrpersonl 2 Rebecca Kruk 3 lna Owens 4 Brenda Russell 'rs 62 MATH Introductory courses in mathematics, physics and computer science provide the student with the opportunity to become familiar with the language, elementary principles, and methodolo- gy of these disciplines, Service courses in physics are offered to complement majors from other disciplines. In addi- tion to services courses, minor and ma- jor programs are offered in mathemat- ics and computer science. 1. David Devries 2 Susan Kiser 3. Nancy Medford 4, Bill Pegg 5. Don Russell Kchairmanl 6. Emmett Sams 7, Arthur Wood ,Ji ,.,..--- f ' U I -I ffl, .,' Q. - ,ir Afi- f' c:.: A Y ' - ff gywsfww Q-.x-'AWK 'nl' x.-ct.s15 .,, vw. ab- f ,Qi 4 t-g,,. USC The department holds full member- ship in the National Association of Schools of Music. The Bachelor of Mu- sic degree is offered with majors in church music, music education lele- mentary, choral, or instrumental em- phasisl, and performance. Also, the Bachelor of Arts degree is offered for students who desire a broad liberal arts education or who wish to combine a major in music with a concentration in business administration or library science. 1 John Adams 2. Ray Babelay 3, Don Bearden 4. Joyce Bryant 5. Julie Fortney 6 Joy Gentile 7. May Jo Gray 1,6 1 -F' ,gf lil, 'rg-fx' 'eh .3 lI'5',- x I f kv, , 5 F , I 6 I1 4 ' B ' 'J g l , A rl , X . h A . USIC 1, Susan Hensley 2, A.C. Hrmes 3 Anna Hines 4, Carolyn Lamberson 5. Wayne Pressley lchairmanl 6. Dorothy Roberts 7, Donna Robertson 8, Bill Thomas , 51 2' J mi ' S1 ,ar A CHOIR AND CHORUS If sl 1 ww 11 NATURAL SCIENCES BIOLOGY The aims of the department are to prepare students ll for employment and for graduate and professional programs with direct application in many fields, particularly research, educa- tion, allied health, veterinary science, medicine and related services, conservation, wildlife management and forestry, 2l to teach biology in the secondary school, 3l to meet the college science competence, and 4l to offer an opportunity for the non-major to gain in-depth exposure in a chosen field of the biological sciences. 1. Jo Ann Croom 2. Bill Hutt 3. Don McLeod 4. Frank Quick Kchairmanl 5. Alan Smith 4 5 l l . l I i l . pa.- 'H'F ew. 2 1 E l Q91 CHEMISTRY The department offers courses designed to meet the needs of students pursuing levels of competence in the principles and techniques of chemistry. Course offerings are designed to meet the needs of students in the following areas: those not specializing in science who wish to become acquainted with chemistryg those not specializing in science who wish to be- come acquhinted with the physical sciencesg those preparing for a profession in medicine, dentistry, or related fieldg and those preparing for a career in chemistry or an allied science. 1 Genevieve Adams 2 Freddy Holtkamp Ichairmanl 3 Kenneth Manske V , 1.5-7-.:'-.. . Y ' ' g l 3 ,W - f 'Lfff'1w,. A5 'gif f . , ,:' f ..'.Q'-',i'5 -' 2 ' ' lf' '--' '- - - '-1'6 1-'f f A 1- 1115 233' i 4. -f Y' 1 ' , ' . f..v4:g,r 1 ffm- -Cff r 'i:'.3..,'-.-fz'h?1 '5G'7Q-' A t J , -- ,-74-..:'Q:i .f' fg L. '1 , .1 , 'it Q3 uwfff :flag , I -,g I V , 1 , ' ,N ' um? ' , A ' a.., s xx r ' 5' I , . 41 I j' .A 1 1 3 Jn , F gpm PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Through the course in Foundations of Health and Physical Education, the program strives to provide the student with an understanding of body move- ments as well as the values inherent in physical education. The course also seeks to provide the student with a knowledge and understanding of phys- ical, mental, and emotional health as related to the individual and his envi- ronment. -1 -.5 , .p w f ig 'Y A' ea ll .X A 7 1. Tom Coates 2, Lura Edsall 3. Virginia Hart 4. Don Henderson 5. Charles Phillips 6. Pat Sams 7. Bill Walker lchairmanl B. John Wells 9. Harrell Wood Not pictured: Lelia Vaughn l ,.. 1 .GF L. L o ,tr I v .'f ibli-ll7l' W1 ex i ' 4 exf- c 'ii--Q , , , MQgiE ' - ' . Q' . 'I 'V 5 A ww'Q c Y - 2. nfl- 1 Q - f ..f 'g 373' Q Tw rigikxx in .3 ,A : - lEf--f-- if Q .af -J! ff o Lidhfif Y - L 2 X- 1. ff 1-A i 2 lla . .,. l . K bm RELIGIO A PHILOSOPHY This department contributes to the general college curriculum by offering courses designed to develop students toward com- petence in philosophical and religious knowledge and cultural values. Courses in religion and philosophy are open to all students, A specialization in religion requires competence in biblical, historical, theological, and philosophical studies. 1 Ellison Jenkins 2, Page Lee fchairmanl 3 Earl Leinmger 4 Robert Melvin 5 Thomas Sawyer ' 2 I o 1- 1, 1ir, ' lk ab, w Fi ' 69 SOCIAL A BEHA IORAL SCIENCES The department leads students into an understanding of var- ious perspectives on human behavior as reflected within the disciplines of Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology. The department recognizes the desirability of transcending the artificiality of disciplines in the search for integrating frame- works. An integrated approach also forms the base for an undergraduate professional program in Social Work. The de- partment gives emphasis to three themes: understanding the methodologies in at least one disciplineg study and service - learning experiences in Southern Appalachiag and pre-profes- sional education in selected areas. 1. Don Anderson lchairmanl 2. Joseph Godwin 3.Harold Herzog 4. Julia Nooe 5. George Peery 6, Jacksie Pitts 7. Thomas Plaut 8. Ken Sanchagrin 9, Gail Sawyer 10. Larry Stern 11, Walter Stroud 12, Carolyn Thompson Y it S 'Ne T . 1 - 'gilt 2-'-3. -'a 2' :2ZE:u::.:::.- 1 .g 1 I U f'111'F':!-:1-5::2- 'wa n v1az.gC',m':0'..l . wmv-of gud' '4116 muy If ll vita Zig' r ai .. .L-As.-....l-- - -, ,A ' Q Q I 'Q I il ' ' 1 - , V,-:V fa g M F go? fi- -H ' A -- L. 5. 4. , ff ,R A f , A',.,E:C .53 1 . F ':: .. 1' - ' Q , Al VY-- .LL . ,il , 5: g , T . '. ' X3-fx,-' 1.3 , , . 4' - We , 'dlzf-.jfs .vw 1 w W ' ill' q' 41 Y .A Y' ' 'mf . . .- of f. v X W 6 lv r x 1 r .R mf, -.f ,, ' '6 X .4-H dl '- 1 .f 5' f 4 ,.., -5- - A . - . A 14. 'f','f'1:l ,,, N ' 'Q , ' 'f f .gf'w,--A'. -,. A' A 5.515 ,.1 -4... JZ, , , z-'F'-73N'La'3L7.... . -- - , THE TRE ARTS The aims of the departmental programs are four-fold: ll to prepare students for careers in the fieldg 2l to provide oppor- tunities for nonsmajors to participate in theatre activitiesg 39 to provide cultural experiences for the campus and communityg and 41 to complement and supplement the work of other departments in the college. 1. C. Robert Jones 2. Virgil Gray 3. Jim Thomas Ichairmanl , ' 1 O Y 'X l ff:-Z -16.5 . lf! .. ,J 't lr' .u .- . 9-I 5 .., A ,111 .r. il . -.., 1 3 6 '4 3. 0 I L , f- v ur, 1-A ' ' 9 4 Q Sli' t 4' Q :J . 5 -1 I- . ' ., 'N Ii I' :rg-.vr' 1 si.-. 4 Q, -QQ vw f-fl:1'I.:Z, ' 'VC -' 'W-1f?'gQ . ' W N- f?- bf gr Q . gg , Q - X S4 . vi' 4-1 1,-AN . ,, 1 ' . ,K L7 ' ' 1 N Ffxifwk R, I N HJ 3 , -WX if I ,. ,,.----me-M, 1 'ak 1 N J . A ' 0 I i .- 54. M. Q I I l F Tu' 4 4 ' I Ulm WJ. A .W I i J, 5 'DI YZ I , 11 4 'WH in Varsity Lions 1 . - .' 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A V , f . ,, is-1 'x ,, - Eff - V N. Q 'N A ,,-f- C A 'O f' :X 17 1,1 7 gb I ' I' 5 A, 4. 1 ' 71 it k X , ,l, w S . p -3 , 1 4, Wk- . -- 5 ?' 'ax ' yr 'Q' Aviv' 'KA Q at 5 I A no l ,f4RTdF?- ',.- wp I v W - wv v- , ' ' . 10.4-tt 1 - . 1, g, f- .1 4. .-'-.. .--5, .1 U. . . .wp -,,. ,,:., . .1 , ,S'N .4--:- - Q, Q, ff. 9 ' fat-, ,, - S, K . ,,, , Y, A. . , HH ,,W,.!,.. E MARCHIN G LIONS 'L f ,uqypfrf-., V-Lcyl nck V -7.1.44 ,'Z,Q.-f .,g 5, 4.011-.f V iff:- 'V 'V ,. 1 .ffl ' ' . , 4. ' v. if X Y 4 'X E - . J. 4 , QW. A N SL f . Sa v' Yr' I-X, .f'f,.. I J .f .,,f, 1, .ff . 4 '. fri' .. if---Q 4-J., 1- 1'1 Yz,q vs I ff.. .- U '! ' J, L V, Q-E. . ' f , L, . E in H, 5.. ,5 f N. lf' rm- 4. Q A f Az. X'-if X, fi x LQ . , I 3,411 'ga .3x 1 ' K 49,-Y' JN,-x .3 Q vw sith, ' 1 X Q +2 6 1 a , ,QW r gil. ,fi X Y L. Q GOLDE PRIDE Mars Hill's Golden Girls were again an active part of campus happen- ings. Hosting various events, aiding in campus visitations, and partici- pating in program sales were only a few of their projects, Their beauty and grace consistently added to every occasion which they were called upon to help, s.J Y 'J HOMECOMI '82 Homecoming is a very special time of year for Mars Hill College. It's the highlight of the fall semester, and it brings everyone close together to celebrate themselves in one spectacular weekend. It seems like there is no one left out. There is so much preparation involved by the football team, band, various union committees, spirit boosters, and spectatorsg everyone gets to vote for represen- tatives and the Queen and King. It's a very intimate time with strong emotions and feelings. Excitement seems to bubble out of the sidewalk in the form of painted lion paws, and this year brought with it the dedication of the new fountain outside of the administration building. Q Qu- 1 A 1 Y .7-a 1 n - 1:1-Qilf if ,.,,., pu , , in ' ti.-5. :jf plush! 0... 4' -fgm, . .- , ' , , . . . . f-- V A. J-1. ,gg 9 li -fx--f FE aw' . ., H -, V, J, is 3 - --f. M 4 ,..,,, Iv: ,.,fq5.'A .M , -, mfg.. ' .. ..u- ,W , -,. Y n -A' azz, ..-, ,,4 M., . Q '53, -. f uf u .1 nw- , . A 9 h ,,.A ,, -v'-vm I- ' -Q 9416 'va- lm' K ' ' 'Y '-if . 'ai' ' ' 'Aff w w .,, .xi 7,- -' L. ,f ff ,au-hgh-P X .A ...w-31,1 x VY N' ' WD' sf ' 'P Q . 'M' X H ' 'x - X'4 '0-'iw-aria I CI, '- 1' if 4 I 'flvai' .si,--'X .If 'ml .Irv Aj' ' WN gn, M , I I V J' , I'f f , I nf. f , - r HH If I' I If I E31 IMA VH' Ur X 'LA Q 1 ' 'f.. I 'fr' im' f' ' 1 , :HV ' . -w . .' xr I 1 J' VA ,f ,',,1Ag mf , , 173 ,.. 1 . x,:1..,, - X. 1 f r f- H33 Hfflfllirl'1l' '!,MMf' I I L, Rt- 1,'f,,f ' 39 R 1' In ' Q' pn. B xk Q T x .Q , -' -u. ','Kl 9 as Kg . 5 V. N .2 ,N 4' P-Jr.. 1-,fr , W 5S-Haaagsf 'Vim :,'we'..u.Af-nm. WOMEN S OLLE YBALL The Lady Mountain Lion volleyball team enjoyed a very successful 1982 season. They finished with an impressive 42-10 won-lost record, and they gained a first-round spot in the NAIA District 26 playoffs. The victorious squad received two post-season honors. Coach Pat Sams, in his second year as volleyball coach and director of the women's intercollegiate program, was chosen as Coach of the Year for District 26, which includes 23 other schools in North Carolina. Freshman Lavonda Wagner was selected as a member of the first team all-district squad. ' Tfvfil. i.L'j.?L: ' l -1 , ks U L L J - P L 1: 1 u L L ' 5 F , ' T' l' ' ld t X 6-x 4 E V , A , V ,N ki r'Pr+r T Ji- 1-v .B- gli I ,sw- x 'R 'X 1, wr,-V s Q 8 14' Y MENS BASKETBALL The 82-83 I.ions, Coach Bob Ronai's second team at Mars Hill, was entirely different from his first Cwhich had a 10-19 recordl and showed promise of leading a return to winning basketball on the Hill. Led by team captain Steve Dooley at forward and Jerry Brooks at point guard and strengthened by returnees Joe White and Tony Mitchell, the Lions exhibited the disciplined, under-control Ronai playing style in the 10- game pre-Christmas portion of their schedule. The pres- ence of a couple of outstanding transfers, Russell Foster and Tim Huskey, and a good assortment of tall, talented freshmen - including guards Todd Blondin and Pete Baldini and forwards Steve McDonald, Pressley Boyd and Dave Norris - really helped. After Christmas, when 6-8 forward Pierre Lamitte, another transfer, be- came eligible, Lion scoring and rebounding improved still further. Coach Ronai had warned Lion fans not to look for his charges among the top contenders in NAIA District 26 this season, but he had promised they would be competi- tive and enjoyable to watch, and he was correct! tif v fl' E,- ltlkls 5 Q 7. - A' '1 My A J f 11' 1 ,rj , X F! gif: .141 'N 87' 9-E 9 , Q ' ' ' . JJ , . A Aix A A 4, . .Q 'W I-'JA A -A A 1., ,x : U Lf? V' ' ' 3 D .l , , r .' I 'xg I llfe Lf L. as - . f 1 Qi, Vwqv QF: -4' 'A 5. 'F wg,-J Front: Kathy Smith, manager, Angela Wright, Mary Ann Josephson Beth McCluskey Karen Jarvis Karen Hefner Mike Rigsby head manager Back: Lisa McFadden, Holly Hough, Robin Lucas, Lavonda Wagner Bunny Cardwell Penny Stanton Coach Pat Sams WOMEN'S BASKETBALL The 1982-83 Lady Lions, coached by Pat Sams, attained their first winning season in four years, setting new school scoring and rebound- ing records in the process. Scoring leaders were freshmen LaVonda Wagner and Robin Lucas, juniors Holly Hough and Bunny Cardwell and sophomore Lisa McFadden. Rebounding strength was supplied by Cardwell, Wagner and Lucas. Sophomore Karen Jarvis, team captain, and Hough were the assist leaders, and McFad- den, Jarvis and freshman Mary Anne Joseph- son contributed nicely to the team's effective- ness with their timely steals. Lucas, a 6-3 cen- ter, intimidated opponents with her outstanding shot-blocking. Other squad members who contributed to the 82-83 success and will be counted on in the future were sophomore Karen Hefner and freshmen Penny Stanton and Angela Wright. a 90 it 9 . , Y fg'l4mM,,- Q .4 'S L, IQ! f A .F 11 ' 2 BASKETBALL EERLEADERS Q I-I .7 1 ,..,f X ihiznpm... ,gk ,1- S1- 54 Q , ag , wi , 4, Nga 7 4.1. if L7 J 9 A Q- .f' t 'mga , , xy '-'v ', .Y . ', , . 1, V, :if gi ,, oh. wg WOMEN 'S TENNIS , --.. .fE.?'.'WiiY- YTTQY -fs a3ve' ,,g. . ,, ,A-i'z54 Q?8 1' . 'ZPQ-'FF P f . - - .------.--- Annu- ' t . 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This is not an attempt by the LAUREL to be biased or suggest that the spring sports are not as important as any of the other areas of athletics. lt is simply because the events take place after the last required deadlines. Hopefully, to make up for the deletion of the 1983 spring sports, we have included some of the best mo- ments from the spring of 1982. .v n. . ,loo .. Q91 V... ,,.. at z.,,,mvmq14gQ! L,. Z?71iY541' P 1 't f iw-nitf. 'nfl , f1w,ss,f , ,v V Ji V- .1 L.,-74' 4 vrfff' , '5 f- lfBl' f..-es ,M W JQQQ, 'R , . , n , . 5 l 1 ,.. 5 WM, X X n 'H 1 . ' 1' - 1- ' ' js. , Q.. . 4, 43' I -. ' ' - , wl' J K Y., I f.: I- VXA - n Ti, X 'ja I i Z' M ff, -N .Q IL.. ,. ' J gf .-:. ' i B .,,,,' ' I l -.,.-, Y -2- M I . R' ' . , , I V 'U x as . - V W It .,N.A.N4 og , vas., . 4 . ' -4. . -.. F , 'Q I .if I w t , . . ' an A . V ii S' ,, . .. 8 p ' K , l , of. 1 Q 4 1' ...:,,+,g,u n l g , X3 i . ' ' . X. 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A , .mn G- .A , 4 s u , an fi THE BEGINNING On August 20, the doors to the residence halls opened for eager, excited, enthusiastic, and road weary new students. Behind these doors awaited the bright, ultra responsible residence directors - all well briefed and trained for any situation. The students, parents, brothers, sisters, and hired servants worked steadfastly to unload the station wagons, U-hauls, trucks, freight trains, and pack mules. The freshmen arrived early and were thrown into an extensive orienta- tion program called Gateway. They attended seminars on how to survive college and met people to help them survive. Some of them did not survive Gateway though. The students stood in lines, made friends, stood in lines, got a chance to try college food, stood in lines, registered for classes, stood in lines, and stood in lines. Did I mention sleep? Good, l wasn't suppose to. All in all, it was a great help to the newcomers. 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I- X' . fivu , -0 W-in '- was k A f 10 ii 7 BASCOM L MAR UNSFORD FESTIV L The 15th Annual Bascom Lamar Lunsford Festival was a time of sharing, learning, and experiencing. The festival was held in early October just when the coloring of autumn started falling into place and the campus was alive with the traditional sounds of Appalachian folk and bluegrass music. Appalachian craftsmen displayed their talents and helped many spectators experience a new art. There was more than enough music, dance, fun and fellowship to go around. t ,lf - a y Hiiggegly- .., r ff Y 1 ,,,.-.fp-'I ',,-iff 1+ if if mr? :Nw . 5, 1- f -r I 4-' '.'. Q L3 .Z 1 Y r 'Nl ff.!I 'I I' L4 af' IV 5 , Qf' . 12- 1,1 fd- 945' 5 , v 5 ll' of ' 4'f,...m ' A R ,rg 5 I Qin xxx.. -- ,- .X' . ' f4fffgfI1Il . 4' n ,1 Q52--V ' .1 ,' X -lgifi. .dey 'lr pq 'MY 1 K .y ' w 1- ,.., . -- r,-,vc-agvosqppgn-v-' I . ' ' .. - P I ' w We ' ' 1 , L. .Xrr 1 :f.?.-4.1 Q:- '., ,U wi! HJ' A 83923 .A Q., . ,-. WF? iii-fiaff . 'Y'. '7'.g ff- -ijzzf 'Z A 4 4-,, 3, .79 Qi f 3 W , , I1 4gsN 'ex ,. ' - x S' 4 Q N9 Aa 1 .A - .' y Q 7 ns' ,.. 6 4 ff ' rl-5' , H f ' 'J -. 1-K, 'A 111 lu I 1 ' F .1 41 Je if ,hx 1 'lf Q JJ VISITI G ARTISTS One program featured in the MHC curriculum for the social side of col- lege life is the Visiting Artists and Lecturers Series. This pro- gram, sponsored by the college, of- fers entertainment for students and area residents in every field of the arts - music, theatre, dance, and even literature and politics. Above: Bill Crofut 81 Ken Cooper Folk 84 Baroque Right: Ko-Kela Piano Quartet Facing: National Players The Miser fmtx wt N54- W F I I in..-W ks u he , 1. ,if J 1 , zflp. , I 1 Q e.3f5'-3: -' ,x uv 0 , I x 1 : 55: ,Iva s'! xg 1 M xg, h.3 a 153 X V95 H, Q ,.f?T'f 2 Li 'P' ' ' , . .f f gg, -.. . , X , ,1, xx! X, 1 ,ff 1 ' 04,1 if x 9 K Q O H lf . 11 N N I ,-,I-JN XX if' r I rn'- -11' Y- ,f EASTERN EUROPEAN FILM FESTIVAL THE OVERCOAT ANGI VERA CLOSELY WATCHED TRAINS MAN OF MARBLE THE GOOD SOLDIER SCHWEIK CONFIDENCE MOSCOW DOESN T BELIEVE IN TEARS IVAN THE TERRIBLE FIREMAN'S BALL f, fN,'4 - ' , ., W :' f-'Q ' 1 Q -x C Q gf f .H .1 - rv :A ' ,. lx.. , I-- I f J' ' ' v x , . 1 ' ., r j 5 'I W' X 2 TF' If . I w 1 v f 4: ..,,...'. 4 . 4 J? ? X w ..,. . 1 I I v 'Y 1 1 1 , nw,-::i?3l5',' V1 fiffgx. ' ' ,ii QQ lex I Q ,Vf 3 , f.f'p,si9i .3 '-3511. I, F f.f7'-'. li-Rza' ggi, V 2' 'P ,. K' f ' Ax .. 'U' 'N Z xi . 3 ' V N! 3'-Q. -, H.,- Y'5'r' 2 V' ' FE!.. I 4 l f .-if , - 1.5 v. I .fl T1 I W 'ct' bo 0 fx L-K1 .1 ' '92 N if , . . 1 I U ,,--v-- Q fi ' IR was WXNkXXXWXXXXXXXRXNXN XAX K X xuxXX X ,X .,5 l DQ X SQ XX 3? M W Nf g .Q I ' I 1 I u X 0 3- '155:?7F5Q1'E2f., sf? nissan QP -1' L--' 'ff-1. '-:::::. fees. 3?C'?i5Z'., . .. 3. .-:ru , sf55r:SQ?4:5,::6:s': wsu. Q K 2 as- ' hh l 5 fl- ' 1 I ' 4 5 is X g 4 4 'fin-4- -r N I -. E.-. N '--. -- lv.. 1--. 3'E. 5- QQS X .,--A i--W.,-jr.. Q 4 : Q X '1lIlIlIl4Xx ll,'.III - A. -' Q' X 1 ' NOD 44 S Q- f EE 'N 0 E ..'. : 5 Xgx O X .-.5 . Q xmmmm Q ' K WXY 5 ORGANIZATIONS I ACADEMI There are numerous interest organizations at Mars Hill for students, adding variety to campus life and giving participants opportunities for personal growth and enjoyable social exchange. These organizations are academic or extracurricular. The academic ones are usually sponsored by a particular department and have a faculty member as the advisor. The various groups included on this and the following pages indicated something of the diversity which exists on our campus. We regret that it was not possible to get pictures of all the academic organizations whatever the reason. Those not pictured include the following: Business! Accounting Club, EngIisbfScrib Club, Foreign LanguagesfFrench Club, Home Economlcsf American Home Economics Association, Mathematicsf Math Club, MusicfAmerican Guild of Organists, Social SciencesfNational Association of Social Workers, and EducatlonfStudent National Education Association. BUSINESS BUSINESS HONOR CLUB 'pr 00365 c. 34421 'V X?- 2 D MPS HILLYX FOREIGN LANGUAGE SPANISH CLUB HISTGRY PHI ALPHA THETA L Y J. ii .v. : 5- ' GN is fx-1 :iff Q1 X u fygxilv .-. an S l fl I MUSIC TEACHERS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION xi I . I . xx ' A X , I X Q xg. .s I f A f ? -'H , ,LL ' 1 ' ' - N ',. , ' . A L.,'.,i L .A 4 i?'1:'.. :yy ' lg x- -:H , cr 1- , fix -E ai N A , ,Y Mfr- 4 y .J ' Q 3.-L-. Q p. I ' r , Q 1 V f X J, x F- ,N Q fi: K.: f . I ,P HONOR NATURAL SCIENCES CLUB TRIBETA x ,xl 1 fx Q. -u-, '-,,,..-v , -f-.urffqigfi ',iiL :'!,5 ' wx. ' IF: f Mi . wif? Ni :xA-43333, . l r , Xi fi Xxxx i gn, x X lr, A 1 -N -9++Wl+ .l V , . Y. Y. 14 I K 'K J I 3' . .. S - ' fl 1 f l A i b lifgi-E. - 'IL 'Pf- 96 ' atv-qrxff 'lf OWEN THEATRE THEATRE AR ALPHA PSI OME Ts! GA ALPHA FSI OMEGA A ers Hll. College ORGANIZATIONS EXTRA CURRICULAR COMMUNICATIONS Literary Magazine I Cadenza Newspaper X Hilltop Radio Station X WVMH-FM Yearbook I Laurel p. 202 COMMUNICATIONS CADENZA BO Editors: Kim Myer g 'X'NA HILLTOP EDITORS: GINA WORLEY STEVE FERGUSON WVMH-PM STUDENT MANAGER: ANDY mu. ORGANIZATIONS OMEGA KAPPA ALPHA GREEKS LAMBDA CHI OMEGA I I A'-PHA PHI QMEGA DELTA KAPPA THETA i i 1 .. 13:1 A '? '4v' L rfb ff: liz -' Q16 r 1 Q f Q DELTA PHI ZETA N V. , limi ,rv mfkfu '. -....4-i YKX IL R-. : ,L' .13 , fx . ',f z:1:wQ-P4 1- ze:ff1:,gS? , , -.4-26453 . l ,Qi ,,,g.Hy : 3 ' IL' ' ' .my bl E? III I-'A4:,1J- Q L ir' Z, Y 5, 1 .- LKB fill ' 5? ' QUIZ'-fx W r .I ffN .gl 1-CIE' 9 ORGANIZATIONS EXTRACURRICULAR WREN COLLEGE UNION BOARD S59 f rw GATEWAY STAFF RA'S I RD'S Xt fix iff X-5 N -? 4 u 4, ,qu x 'if-. 5 L . gg . , 11 KJ ifr--A11 V1 :Sf- 'ff ,J -.-, I 1 Q N -F . s vial fl' 35 'J' .1 gk Wk ,A V ,m. ,. .- . YQ. . 1: 'l QQ 12 . .... ff:-is H4 30? ' :il 1. Q 5. XY H0 QRS MARSHALS ,-an I 4 n ALPHA CHI BROTI-IERHCOD Christian Student Movement Council CSM CHOIR A - f 'N X . egg NN NEW BEGINNING SINGERS x I .ai - ,X ' -Max I INTERNATIONAL CLUB FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHELETES N. 13' 1- .5 -.4-,:'u r' 3,5573 .. ,., ., mg, .f ,gg -...,,,,, ,. -1 ,f 1,-'EVQ4-,f-L -1 - '-Q: -T'- fha .. 5 ,L-.'iZ'. 4-xg: . . .- . 7 , ,,. if f -21 F 'Q 4' 3 ' 1 ' .P ' T - . ' ,-N, fm- 15 ' , M5-'E ,f 1 .x. M' Il MARTIAL ARTS BAILEY MOUNTAIN CLOGGERS nf' , ,f VX X f, X '..f,V. .V A l. ,- 'r,,l:1Ef4,i.k ff N I 1 f fs Q X , X .-.. X f - X , vi 'T ,.'., fgmfm. pw Www ff v'W rv v 'i LNNAA 1,1 L u 1'1- W ,NW Awxvy f x71 Z L- - N X 7 ..--.--g:. 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We've shared that life in a special way and have buil strong foundation to add on to. We will continue to grow and, every now and th think of each other and the college days we spent together. Top: Wesley Davis - Vice President Mary Laurance - Senator Laurie Dodgen - Senator Susie Thompson - President Sitting: James Jones - Treasurer Lynn Rimes - Secretary 1 if Nm 1 J X l 5 ' ki al I! wil' Ex hel : wt 4 ' 1 ew 'I 5 P 'S , l L I I1 V I I H w 5 I f 2 ' r F K I ofa Q AE tg QE 'f VN XJ r , , Q I if 1' TE!- E 'ff 1' x Vu 1 5 ef ex SK L J V 3 f D ' i X w 1 i Y 1 Y 1 ' f 1 a ,V E IN . y I 3- - Z-'P 35 'I 'Kp X4 gl Qu f . .M GR 55 E5 .4-'A J wr ' 7 Q fw P 3' 5 ' Q 'J 5 4 X 1 LQ , Ev gf we Y .xi Q - ' Q i V 'J ,xv . , , r A X h , I 3 V,- xi, , f l 4 K J l I i I 1 P 1 xr is ,- l n I 7 X 7, Q1 1 1 li ' 11 ,N i iq W F' H 1. H: Q' ., If Y X . Q. h A .Q-f. s- - ' .m '. X .. r-Aly. X . xl! I 1 A ff? A AY: w. 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'I -'-fu.!.w+,, Q . .cg . Fd ,JH . 8 . 9 ' 4' ' W QT i - 1 - . V .xx A, m gf :W U a ,kv Fr I - .. . 't' ':g.r' N 44' W' c 5 ' NE ' ws ' ., , ff I h 4- - . 5 4: Y fum .. ' A I l S . -. g l , . ,zql I , v fv 'ini gn.-I ' 'Tw' - ,N Q E I ,,wf5f1' '?',,1fsf--A ' ' 55 1 55:0 v i1fgf+.E aged? 5 f-A -ns -. , -131 H'apfwi ' Viv' H :.. L .9 N: A I ova Q ' s ' rw 'f' 5 12293 A1241-J, 4 , o ' ' rw as ' J w' f' .'.iffi'+z Ju 'S 8 AA zz 2:::: ,L Q- ., V, I 4 5 ,D b m is .'w. 'C 313. . r 5 ' S. gyf- 'Z - 15:4 .- '.' 5-4 .' -A bu-- ,w A TRADITIO RE-ESTABLISHED lt used to be traditional to parade one's better features. As one adage goes, If you've got it, flaunt it. The LAUREL agrees with this feeling. It's important to prove that our best attractions aren't the buildings, hills, and trees. As far back as 1930 - that's as far as our Laurels go - there was some type of 'LLaurel Court, In 1955 this court moved to a contest where girls were selected by dormi- tories and Miss Laurel was chosen by a celebrity from outside the college community. In 1966 the entire proce- dure became an actual beauty pageant, not unlike the Miss America or Miss USA pageants. The Equal Rights Amend- ment movement did away with the Miss Laurel tradition. But now that ERA has been done away with, we decided to resurrect the Miss Laurel tradition. Returning to the original idea, each dormitory elected a girl to represent it on the Miss Laurel Court. From this group of beauties, Mrs. Peggy Beshears Harris, Miss Laurel 1959, chose the 1983 Miss Laurel. Ladies and gentlemen, the 1983 Miss Laurel and her court. . F P148 'h - w- ,gan . RJEQQ, Above: As Pictured In A 1959 Laurel, Peggy Beshears 1 Harris, Miss Laurel ' Left: Mrs. Harris Today December 16 1982 Hr James Robert Jones Edltor 1983 Laurel Route l Box 63 Warrensv111e N C 28693 Dear Mr Jones It is an honor to be asked to select the 1982 Miss Laurel Mars H111 College holds a very special place in my heart I am sure all the contestants possess qU311C1eS that are worthy of belng chosen Miss Laurel but Judging from to possess a spec1al beauty klndness and poise Please congratulate her for me and glve her my best wlshes Sincerely E Peggy eshears Harrxs Miss Laurel 1959 PHB Jw Photos Enclosed , ' , . . . , . the photographs, the girl I have selected CNumber 105 seems MISS LAUREL 1983 CYNTHIA WATSON SPONSORED BY SPILMAN norm . ,r 44' 'ivl Penny Elliott Dickson I Palmer Complex Brenda Whittemore Gibson Dorm f Z3 k 11, ,..4 Qi ,,-v-. A N 1 '59 Ss: ,fu , 4 -EEE: Martha Lowman Commuters Mary Laurence Myers Dorm X X w 1 1 Pam English Lynn Harkins Stroup Dorm Fox Dorm Vicci Teague Melrose Dorm Q5 'lo u Ellen Taylor Denise Glenn Huffman Dorm Brown Dorm Debra Cooke Edna Moore Dorm a Q .. xg? A E 1 - f 1' , 9 ef-j Wade Martin Abercrombie 145 Leigh Helen Abernethy 26 Janet Karen Adams Shirlene Elane Addison 26 Catherine Ann Albritton 34 Dana Lynn Alexander John Davidson Alexander 42 Richard York Alexander Gina Marie Allen 26 Tina Maria Allen 145 Tonya Vetice Allen 34 Rachel Lee Ammons 26 Sheila Kaye Ammons 42 Vickie Lynn Anders 34 Amy Huff Anderson Johnny Charles Anderson 26 Lori Marie Anderson 34 Mary Lisa Anderson 34 Myrtle Lynn Anderson Paula Sue Anderson John Terry Anglin Laura Pamela Annis 42 Rasheed lbilade Apapa Kathryn Ann Arick 26 Thomas E. Ashburn 145 Elizabeth Ann Ashley Leanne Ellis Astin Beverly Ann Austin 34 Timothy Wayne Austin 145 David James Autrey 26 Margaret Ann Autry 26 Parker Kale Babb 34 Howard Llwellyn Babbitt, Jr. Paul Garland Babelay 145 Angela Denise Bailey 34 Gregory Curtis Baker 145 Peter Anthony Baldini Judith Anne Baldwin 26 Alice Lorenia Ball Roger Edwin Ball 42 Sherry Renee Ball 34 Melanie Elaine Ballard 145 Richard Charles Banks 42 Anita Dawn Barefield 34 David Mark Barnes 42 Kerry Lee Barnette 145 Kevin C. Barnette Gena Marie Barone 26 Mark Slay Barron Scott Edward Barron William Townsend Barron Karen Helene Bartoszek 34 Lydia Hughes Bass 145 Krystal Leigh Baty Sheila Renee Beamer 5 Robert David Bean 34 Francis Bright Beard, Ill David Franklin Beaver Nancy Jennifer Beckham 34 Sherri Lynn Becton 42 Ricky Alan Beech Andrew V. Behl 145 Sarah California Bell 42 Mark Chandler Benson 34 Gregory Eugene Bentley 34 Lecia Lynn Bentley 34 Michael Edward Bentley Philip Alan Bentley Rebecca Lee Bentley 34 Rhonda Lynn Bentley 34 Bernard Brian Benton 34 Jean Marie Berard Marlene Marie Berry 42 Terri Ann Beverly 34 Angela Faye Biddix 145 Sally Willetta Biedenharn 145 Walter Fredrick Biggers, Ill Jacqueline Ann Biggs 42 Jean Ann Bilbo 145 Annette Gabriel Binczak Charlotte Deanne Black 42 David Bradley Blackwelder Louise Warren Blades Gloria lrene Bland 145 Sheila Robin Blanton 26 Todd Coleman Blondin Michael Dean Bloodworth 145 Albert Scott Bobbitt Gregory Eugene Bolton Karl Lee Bomar Barry Charles Bonnett Angela Kay Boring 145 Elizabeth June Bowen 145 Paula Suzanne Bowers 26 Sean Emory Bowles James Todd Boycher Donna Jane Boyd 42 Marjorie Estelle Boyd 42 Michael Jennings Boyd 145 Nelson Russell Boyd William Pressley Boyd Gary Banks Boykin 34 Glenn J. Bradley, Jr. Jennifer Lynn Murray Bradley 34 Richard Lynn Bradley 34 Dennis Lee Brandau, Jr. Kevin Stewart Brantly Kurt Henry Breitenstein Jennifer Caroline Brendle 42 Luther Gordon Brewer, Jr. 145 Bonnie Lee Brewer 26 Cecilia E. Briggs Stefanie Diane Briggs 34 Deborah Leigh Brigman 42 Donna Lavenia Briscoe 26 Eddie Bristow, Jr. Randy Charles Brittain 146 Glenda Sue Brooks 34 Jerry Dean Brooks Jodene Gay Brooks 146 Sandra Robin Brooks 34 Larry Dean Brow Allison Lee Brown 42 Catherine Brown 146 Debra Kay Brown 146 Jill Marie Brown 34 Karen Kay Brown 26 Laura Jean Brown 26 Lee D'Ann Brown 42 Morris Allen Brown Robin Elizabeth Brown 34 Tina Diane Brown Beverly Dare Bruce 42 Jeffery Belew Bryson Karen Jo Bryson 34 Jacqueline Luanne Buchanan 146 Sherry Denise Buchanan 146 Tammy June Buchanan 26 Stephen William Buck 146 Theresa Ann Buck Debbie Lynn Buckner 26 Jeffrey Dwayne Buckner 34 Sherry Denise Buckner 146 Judy Annette Bullman 26 Mark Wayne Bumgardner 146 Kristy Lynn Bunker 26 Nevin Mark Burch 42 Gardner Scott Burchfield Kelli Lynn Burgin 34 Erin Angela Burkhart 26 Barbara Ann Burton Michael William Butler 34 Dennis Michael Byrd Kenneth Wayne Byrd Jennifer Ellen Cadmus 34 Matthew Allen Cadora 26 Leslie Anne Cagle 34 Robert Maynard Cain Hardy Robinson Caldwell, lll 40 Hugh Edward Caldwell, Jr. Alice Ann Caldwell 42 Brenda Kay Caldwell 42 Bruce Ray Caldwell 146 Todd Eugene Camp 34 Kenny Vance Campbell 146 Nancy Lynne Campbell 146 Allison Kay Camper 146 Elizabeth Brennan Canna 35 Angela Carole Cannon 26 Kimberly Denise Cannon 26 Douglas Chet Cantrell 146 Jose Maria Capellades 42 Richard Alfred Capps Mary Laverne Cardwell 42 Virginia Ann Carlton Robert Kenneth Carmichael Kelley Robin Carnett 147 Jean Elizabeth Carr 26 Kandi Kanette Carter 35 Carolyn Cartrett 147 - '5l9TWJji. H 4'UU'!lf?h7.-'-LTI'-Yiifi si.l.'f-'iii as i lx Jack Byron Case, Jr. Andy Lamar Cash 35 Bonnie Vee Cassida 26 Lisa Ann Cavanagh Rebecca Susan Chamblee 35 Kimberly Jo Chandler 26 Paula Danette Chandler Ricky Melvin Chandler 42 Michael Alan Chapman 147 Susan Diane Chapman 35 Stewart Gaines Chason 42 James Edmon Cheek, lll 26 Edith Anne Cheek 147 Gregory Fletcher Cheek 147 Pauline B. Cheek Melissa McPherson Cheeseman Colin McMillan Christie Joanne Alicia Christopher 35 Brenda Lee Clark 35 Christine Clark 147 Crystal Ann Clark 35 Ronald Pat Clark Denise Arlene Clawson Maurice Oakley Clay 26 Angela Renee Clayton 35 Karen Denise Clement 27 Jeffrey Earl Clippard Christopher Lee Clontz Ralph Leland Coates John Edwin Coble, Jr. Terri Ann Cochrane 35 Barton Couglas Cockrell 27 Tamara Jean Cody 147 Tracey Jamelle Coe Ronald Edward Coker Cynthia Jane Cole 27 Jacqueline Rene Cole 27 Matthew Lee Cole Rebecca R. Crutchfield Cole 42 Robin D. Cole 147 ' Robin Leigh Cole Dwayne Reginald Coleman 27 Deborah lrene Coley 147 Deborah lrene Coley 147 Gregory Shannon Collins 35 Randall Jerry Collins Robert Patrick Collins 35 Angela D. Queen Colvin 147 Dana June Combs 27 Rhonda Sue Combs 147 Timothy Alan Combs 27 Linda Gail Comer 147 Earnest J . Cook 42 Janell Anne Cook 147 Sandra Denise Cook 27 Debra Ruth Cooke Karen Leigh Cooley 42 Brian Edward Coomer John Ashley Cooper 27 Laurel Cooper 147 Ricky Fred Cooper Kelley Joyce Coppage Cecil Edward Corn 147 Rick Eugene Cornatzer Douglas Randolph Cornman Rebecca Ann Cornwell Karen Teresa Costello 27 Norma Jean Cowan 42 Jacqueline Renee Crady 27 Cynthia Withers Crawford 35 Claudia Candler Creasman 42 James Dean Creasman 147 Jenny Lynn Crews 42 Ann Crichton 147 Felicia Carroll Crichton 35 Gary Brent Crisp 147 Sharon Kay Crisp 35 Brenda Gail Crook 35 Dallas Kevin Croom Linda Kathleen Croom Dennis Clayton Curry Weston Lamar Curtis 147 Pamela Joan Dalton Teresa Ann Daniel 35 James Edward Darby, Jr. Shirley Jean Davenport 35 Rodney Bradford Davidson 42 Deanne Leigh Davis 147 Deborah Lynne Davis 27 Jeannie Deyton Davis Terri Lynn Davis 148 Wesley Brent David 148 William Leroy Davis Tony Maurice Dawkins 35 Deborah Louise Dawson 43 John Alan Dean James Keith Debord 148 Susan Leigh Deese 27 Jonathan Davis Dekle Sharon Lynn Dellinger 35 Janet Lynn Denton 148 Kelly Denton 35 Lorraine Lea Denton Phoebe Denice Denton Gregory Stephen Deptuch 43 David Miller Derrough Mark Derryman 43 Mary E, DeVries Douglas Alan Deyton 43 William Neal Dickerson 148 Wanda Dickey 43 Patricia Anne Dickson 35 Denise Anita Dietz 148 Cheryl Lynn Dillingham John Howard Dixon, Jr. 43 Laurie Anne Dodgen 148 Kathleen Marie Dolan 35 Christopher Dana Donaldson 27 Steven Elijah Dooley 43 Stanley Dal Dotson 43 James Russell Douthit 148 Ami Beth Doyle 27 Joyce Jane Drake 148 Benjamin Warner Drew Teresa Denise Drew 35 Mark Douglas Dreyman David Gene Driggers 148 Robert Alan Drumm 35 Charles Woody Duckett 148 Timothy Dwayne Dugan Michael Layton Duke 43 Donald Kelder Dunlap 35 Dwayne D. Durham Angela Lynn Dwiggins Kevin Wesley Dyer 148 Leigh Ann Eavenson Mary Louise Edmiston 35 Kenneth Lee Edwards 35 Pamela Rose Edwards 35 Terry Ray Edwards 148 Robert Brown Efird Kathryn Anne Eikeland 27 Marjorie Lucille Eller Kimberly Dawn Elliott 27 Penny G. Elliott 148 Christopher R. Ellis 148 Michael Horace Emory Timothy Lee Emory Jeffrey K. England Eric Fred English Kerry Wilburn English Pamela Ann English 27 Russell E. Enscore Mary Frances Epperson 43 Natalie Ann Errante Lorraine Paige Faddis 35 Jennifer Lynn Fair 27 Lisa Timpson Fair 148 Dayna Rae Farlow 148 Elizabeth Allison Farlow 35 Steven James Farmer 27 David Nottingham Feltman Sherry Lynnelle Fender 35 Caren Lynn Ferguson 43 Stephan Ferguson 35 Benjamin Robert Fields Patricia Ellen Filer 148 Alexander Robinson Filiss Terrilyn Brown Fincannon 148 Susan Dale Finley 36 Lisa Ann Fisher 27 Vanessa Joyce Fisher 36 Maura Lansdale Fitzgerald 36 Martha Margaret Flaherty 43 Davis Fleming 36 Thomas David Fletcher 27 Maria Monica Flores 27 Michael Thomas Foley Kathryn, Elaine Fore 36 Louise Alexandra Fortin 148 Nancy A. Fosson James Bernard Foster, Jr. 36 Russell Alan Foster William Marcus Fowler Nancy Katherine Fowlkes 27 Jeffrey Carter Fox 149 Sandra Feldman Fox 149 William R. Fox Joyce Anne Frank 36 Elizabeth Ann Franklin 36 Lisa Joan Franklin 43 Theresa Anne Frazier 43 Kimberly Ann Freeman 36 Michael Charles Freeman Patricia Catherine Freeman Susan Sherwood Freeman 36 Todd Marcus Freeman 36 Robert Eugene Frisby, Jr. 43 Glenn Joseph Fritz Natalie Harrison Frost Pamela Suzanne Fuller 27 Laura Jane Furman 36 Mary Ruth Gaddis Darla Annette Gardner 27 Anthony Jerome Garland Doria Maria Garren 149 Judy Lynn Garren 149 Danny Ray Garrett 43 Constance Cauble Garrison 43 Kimberly Dianne Gasperson 27 Janice Elizabeth Gatewood 149 Gary Timothy Gearrin Donald Edwin Gelzleichter 27 Robin Lynn Gentry 27 Thomas Neal Gentry Brenda Lee George Alfreda Rozeeta Gerald 36 Robert Edward Gessner - Candace Renee Ghant 36 William Russell Ghormley 149 Charles S. Giannone Terry Lynn Gibson 36 Daniel Briggs Gilbert 43 Emily Geraldine Gill 43 Allan Thomas Gionet Sharron Denise Glenn 36 Shelley Faye Glenn 36 Tony Lee Glenn Lisa Louise Glosson 27 Cheryl Marie Goforth 43 Howard Douglas Goforth 36 Susan Renee Goforth 149 Michael Clay Good 149 Nancy Marilee Goode 43 Ricky Warren Goodman 27 Jennifer Dennise Goodrum 27 Bryan Alan Gosnell 149 Mary A. Gowan Deborah Lynn Grant 43 Michael Kenneth Gravely Julie Ann Graves 36 Michael Avery Gray Robert Charles Gray 36 William Neila Gray Thomas Alan Greaves Joe Larry Green Martha Ann Green David Dwayne Greene 149 Margaret Malinda Greene 149 Sue Ellen Green James Griffin 36 Sandra Renee Griffin 27 John Earl Grobe 149 Denise Marie Groh 27 Donald Lee Grulke Samuel Love Gudger 36 Carolyn Ann Guinn 149 Donald Faye Gump 43 Doris Susan Gusler Mark Lee Guy 149 James Elgin Hager 28 Brad Bly Haines Bruce Allen Hall James Edward Hall Patrick Bourne Hall Regina Sue Hall 43 Sara Page Hall 140 Stephanie Elaine Hall Thomas Ryan Hall Edwin Peyton Hamilton Laura Lynne Hamilton 36 Nicholas Degge Hamner 43 Danny Stephen Hampton 43 Marty Roger Haney 150 Melissa Ann Hankins 36 John Walter Hardin 28 Daniel John Harding Lynn Ellen Harkins 150 Daniel Patrick Harris 36 Tonna Jane Harris Christopher Worth Harrison 36 Edith Irwin Harrison 36 Scott Waymon Harrison 43 Gay Lynn Harshbarger 43 Bronya Suzanne Hartness 43 James Craig Hartz 43 Amy Ellen Hasenauer Ashley Gordon Askins Jerry Vann Hatfield Glenda Sue Hatherlee Peter Douglass Hatheway 43 Cynthia Ann Hawkins 37 Edward Allerton Hawks, Ill Lynn Carter Hayes Donna Faye Haynes Braxton Kenton Headley Susan Elizabeth Hearn 43 Cinda Lee Heater Kenneth Paul Heater Connie Delaine Hedgecock 28 Kathleen Diane Heery 37 Karen Denise Hefner 37 Terri Suzanne Hefner 38 Christina Irene Hemmings 44 Michael Dennis Henderson 140 Rodney Glenn Henderson 150 Holli Jo Hendrix 37 John Charlie Hensley, Jr. Angela Dawn Hensley 37 Bobby Dean Hensley 37 Bobby Gene Hensley Cynthia Lane Hensley Donna Mclntosh Hensley 44 Jeff Linwood Hensley 44 Kenni Rozelle Hensley 37 Patricia Ann Hensley 37 Roger Eugene Hensley 44 Kimberly Elizabeth Henson 37 Gary Joe Hernandez Erick Barnes Herndon Joseph Ellis Herrin 37 William Ray Hershey, Jr. Timothy Hicks 28 Dennis Cleveland Higdon, Ill Gary Burton Hilburn 150 Cynthia Jane Hill 44 Darlene Lore Hill Donna G. Hill Jack Andrew Hill William Charlie Hill Larry P. Hines Jay Joseph Hirst James Joseph Hitesman Richard Lee Hoffman, Jr. Alisa Carol Holbrook 37 Larry Renard Holding Charles Jennings Holland 37 Cindy Lea Holland 150 Connie Gail Holland 44 Philip Lyman Holland 28 Jeffrey Crawford Holmes 150 Amy Collins Holt 28 Marie Ann Holt 28 Elizabeth Ann Hood 28 Donald Everette Hooker Lisa Ann Hooks 150 John David Hooper 150 Sherry Lynn Hoover 28 Jana Sue Hopper 28 Anne Byron Hord 37 Stephanie Jane Horton 37 Teresa Ann Horton 150 Holly Jean Hough 44 Robin Vail Hough 28 Sara Jane Houston 44 Robert Wilson Howard Marvin Lee Howell 150 Rebecca Ann Howell Karen Hoyle 44 . i J -- 'T AAkl:ll:2.1, -i W Janet Ann Patricia Hudgins 150 Jeffrey Lynn Hudson Tracey Leigh Hudson 44 Douglas Michael Huff 44 Jonathan L. Huffstetler 150 Carles Richard Hughes Connie Elizabeth Hughes Danny Mitchell Hughes 28 Alfred Keith Hunter Jennie Anne Hunter 44 Timothy Ralph Huskey Stephen Clyde Hutcheson 28 Betty Teresa Hutchinson 151 Michael Wayne Hyder Randal Lee Hylemon David Wayne lngle Donald William Irvine Joe Darryl lrwin Michael Richard Jaccarino Charles Cameron Jackson Valerie Ruth Jackson Craig T. Jacobs Tina Fawn Jacobs 44 Phillip Kerr James 44 Sonya Elaine James 37 Mildred Ann Jamison 37 George Jarrett, lll Robert Owen Jarrett 151 Karen Michelle Jarvis Willie Cornelius Jefferies Gerald Fred Jenkins 37 Gloria Jenkins 37 Sharon M. Jenkins 37 Lisa Kaye Jennings 28 Jerra Lynn Jenrette Carol Joy Jenson 151 Russell Parrish Jewell 161 Marcus Mauney Johns 28 Wayne Edward Johnson, Jr. 28 Kimberly Ann Johnson 44 Stuart Lynn Jolley 28 Susan Elizabeth Jolly 37 Debrah Caneta Jones 44 Galen Jones James Robert Jones 151 Joy Lynn Jones 28 Kimberly Carole Jones 151 Mary Leigh Jones 44 Stuart Lynn Jones 44 Danny Keith Jordan Whitney Lynn Jordan 37 Mary Ann Josephson Jimmy G. Joyce Shannon Delissa Joyner Linda Elaine Judge 28 Richard Michael Julian Carl Wesley Junaluska Mark Leonard Junaluska Jill Ann Kapiloff 151 Troy Allen Kauffman Deborah Elaine Keaton 44 Kimberly Brigett Keeter 151 Anita Jane Keller 151 Brenda Gail Keller 37 g Timothy Alan Kelley 151 Ruth Hope Kennedy 28 Peter Scott Kesterson 29 Alisa Ketterer 44 Donald Walter Kiley Elizabeth Ann Kilpatrick 29 Cynthia Diane Kincaid 44 Julia Tripp King Linda Jean King 29 Tracy Bill King 44 Bryan Lee Kinser 29 Katherine Christina Kirchman 29 Ricky Lane Kirkpatrick Lynda Ghormley Kovacik 44 Thomas Edward Kuhn, Jr. 44 Terri Lynn Kuhn 37 Carol Sue Lackey 29 Wendy Lynita Lackey 44 Jamie Louis Ladner Brian Lambert 37 Elbert Wade Lambert Stephen Jeffrey Lambert 161 Stephen Brian Lambeth Pierre M. Lamitte Sarah Margaret Lammey 37 Larry Patrick Lane Randy Gerald Lankford Elizabeth Carol Lasley William Dale Laughter, Jr. 151 Mary Lynn Laurance 151 Lisa Carolyn Lawing 44 Amy Rebecca Lawrence Jeffrey Bruce Lawter 44 Jonette Louise Layton 29 Autumn Lin Leadbeater 29 Lauren Elizabeth Leary 29 Phylis Lynne Leclerg 37 Vikki Gwen Ledbetter Jamie Kay Ledford 44 Jeffrey Curtis Ledford 44 Paula Edwards Ledford Laura Jane Lee Linda Marie Lee Mary Jennifer Lee 38 Phoebe Renee Lee 152 Mark Samuel Leek 29 Rebekah Louise Leibe 152 Deborah K. Leininger Joyce Daren Lennon 29 Audrey Ann Leonhardt 152 Patricia Sue Levi 45 lda Mariam Lewis 45 Fred Newton Liles Michael Stewart Lilly Martha Hester Lindsey 38 Kevin Scott Lipe 152 Charles Gregory Lisenbee 45 Jamie Lynn List 38 Jeffery Lee Littlejohn 29 Jeannie Marie Lloyd 29 Kathleen Ann Loehr 45 Jeffrey Eugene Loftis Timothy Alan Lolley 152 Ned Long, Jr. Johnny Gaffney Long Thomas Patrick Looney John Vincent Lopez 29 Bruce Garland Loudermilk Vivian Ann Lovingood 29 Lisa Carol Lowe 38 Lisa Karen Lowe 152 Martha Pilar Lowman Mary Carol Lowry 38 Robin Michelle Lucas Eldon Joseph Lundin, Jr. Karen Victoria Lundin Tina Renee Lunsford 38 Albert Ray Luther Leslee Gayle Lyndon 152 Linda Hembree Mace Stanley Gerald Mace Stephen Darryl Mace John Howard MacFarlan 38 Mark Allen Mahaffey Ellora Gale Mahy Gwen Louise Mahy Sandra Marie Mainguy 29 Paul Lanni Maione Cheryl Laverne Major Charles Arthur Mann Susan Lynne Mann 152 Sheryl Lynn Manske 38 John Paul Marion, Jr. 45 Genee Alesia Marlowe 29 Lyna Raye Marlowe 29 Mitchell Lee Marlowe 45 Scherli Hanna Marsh 29 James David Marshall 152 Glynnis Marie Martin 45 Julia Christina Martin 30 Julie Jane Martin Christi Leigh Mason 30 Jennifer Grant Mason Robin Walton Mason 152 Sara Louella Massee 45 Alicia Ruth Massie Thomas Kevin Massie Donald Richard Mastman, ll Kristine Louise Mathews 38 Robin Anne Mathis 38 Susan Dawn Mathis 45 Steven Edward Mathews 38 Barbara Jean Maultsby 152 James Allen Maxey 30 Joyce Ruth May 45 Brian Darryl McCallister Carol Lynn McCarthy 29 James Randolph McClure 45 Mary Beth McCluskey 45 Thomas H. McCombs William Ray McConnell 152 Robert T. McCormick William Robert McCranie, Jr. David Lee McCrary 29 Steve J. McDonald Tebin Morrison McDowell 45 Merrie Lisa McFadden Crystal Marlene McGalliard 38 Tammala Lee McGinnis 29 Steven Clarence McGranahan Katherine Annette McGuinn Beverly Marie McGuire Jean Leigh McIntosh Barbara Ferguson MaKay 45 Susan Carole McKenzie 162 Sallie Kathleen McKinney 45 Tammy Edna McKinney Donald Scott McLeod Mark Coble McLeod Michael Philip McMahon Pamela Jeanette McManus 45 Patricia Annette McManus 45 Cheryl Anne McPherson 45 Norman Christopher McRae 45 Melissa Elizabeth McSwain 29 John Lewis McWhite 45 Janet Ruth Meade 38 Wanda Meadows 152 Donna B. Meekins 152 Anthony Francis Meggs 45 William Scott Merrill 30 Christopher Dean Merriman 38 Arlene Young Metcalf Mona Melissa Metcalf 30 Ronald Drew Mill 30 James Henry Miller, ll 45 Amy Jo Miller 30 Lisa Carol Miller Mary Elizabeth Miller 45 Matthew Monteach Miller Michael William Miller 45 Christopher Merriman Millsaps David Craig Millsaps 152 Sheila Lynn Minter 38 Melanie Jean Mitchell 45 Pamela Cecile Mitchell 152 Thomas W. Mitchell William Anthony Mitchell Kandace Alicia Mitchem 30 Sarah Anne Mohney 38 Theresa Lynn Mohr Marcia Lynn Molton 45 Aubrey Burton Moomaw James A. Moore, ll 152 Carol Annette Moore 38 Frederick Timothy Moore 45 Harold Delimonie Moore 38 Ronnie Franklin Moore Willis Carroll Moore Teresa Ann Morelock 153 Alan Scott Morgan 30 Jeffery Clark Morgan 38 Angelee Banks Morris 153 Barry J. Morris 153 Michael Alexander Morris Robert Francis Morris Scott Russell Morris Nola Eugenia Morrison 45 Susan Johnette Morton 153 Carl James Mosca 38 Alice Hart Moseley Charlie Moss Felicia Darlene Moss 153 Dawn Ellen Motsinger 153 Charles Donald Mull Ronald James Mull 45 Judith Lee Mullikin 153 John Bennett Mullinax John Philip Mullinax 30 James Olen Murphy, Jr. 153 Cynthia Lynn Murphy 46 Michael Lee Murphy 46 Scott Samuel Murray 30 Helen Louise Murrell Kimberly Rena Myers 153 Joseph Hugh Nanney, Jr. 153 Ricky Allen Neal 46 Mary Suzanne Negron 153 Angie Renee Nelms 38 Charles Woodrow Nelson, Jr. 38 Mary Elizabeth Nelson 38 Susan Renee Nelson 38 Sandra Lee Ness 30 David Linder Nettles 46 Alyce Faryene Newman 38 Benjamin Kenall Newman 46 Jessica Suzanne Newton 30 Donna Ann Nolan Christopher Lee Norman 153 James David Norris Robert Mark Norris Jonathan Kelvin Noyes 38 Bradley James Nuckolls 30 Owen Andrew O'Grady Mary Ann O'Neal Donna Louise Oakley P. Kent Obergfell Susan Mildred Odom 30 Bruce Dean Ogle Daniel Frederick Osking Brian Alfred Owen Robin Kerry Owen Martin Keith Owenby Rebecca Elizabeth Owens 153 Ronnie Dale Owens Thomas Sanderlin Owens 46 Mark Bradford Pace Rebecca Anne Pack 153 Kathy Pack-Hill 46 John Wayne Page Kirk Danile Palmer David Chappell Pardue 46 Darren Scott Parnham 30 Hillary Alice Parsons 30 Laura Elizabeth Parsons 46 Robert Hugh Patterson 38 Charles Frederick Patton, Jr. Laurie Ann Payne 30 Lori Jean Payne Monty Dale Payne 46 Thomas Patrick Payne 46 Scott Melton Pearson Regina Hazel Peele 39 Sharon Belinda Pelle 153 Mark Edward Pellin Tracye Shana Pelton Cynthia Kay Pennell 30 Elizabeth Powell Peppers Diana Susan Perkins 46 Lisa Marie Perkins 30 Ray Allison Perry, Jr. 46 Kathryn Lynne Perry James R. Peters Tracy Lynn Peters 46 Geri Anne Peterson 153 Russell Aubrey Peterson, III 39 Lavenia Sue Peterson 153 Charles Andrew Pfaff, Jr. David Eugene Phillips Deborah Sue Phillips 30 Gregory Mark Phillips Johna Michelle Phillips 39 Lisa Jane Phillips Marty Guy Phillips 46 Sherri Lynn Phillips 39 Jeanne Pickering 153 Jimmy Morris Piercy 39 Christopher Lee Pierpont Pamela Sue Pitman 39 Brittany Thompson Plaut Kathy Diane Plumley 153 Cathy Patient Pompey 153 Aaron Lane Ponder 39 Michael Alan Ponder Carol Ann Pointhier 46 Claire Katharine Pope 30 James Andrew Porter 154 William Franklin Porter 46 Lissa Jo Potter John Robert Potts Allen Cobb Powell 154 Cecelia Chapman Powell John Neal Powell 39 Timothy Neal Power Tracy Lynne Powers 46 David Wayne Pressley inyvv-. . .2'lW!:i1:'e-69,i.13' 1 Jil .-n?l'Jzl,.T. !5fP!llf leQLQi3E n William Francis Pressley, Jr. Charles Wayne Prince, Jr. Timothy Jay Pritchard 39 Roger Baker Privette, Jr. Trent Douglas Propst Steven Donald Pruitt 154 Thaddeus Lee Puckett 154 Virginia Ann Pumphrey 39 Lester Purry Martha Catherine Puryear 31 Donald Edward Putnam, Sr. 154 Patricia Diane Putnam 30 Roy Matthew Quinlan 31 Diane Almeda Ramsey Susan Lee Ramsey Wayne Jerry Randall Johnny David Ray Kathryn Leigh Ray 39 Sheila Ray 39 Timothy McCray Ray Jerry William Reagan, Jr. 47 James Willard Reed 39 Patricia Ann Reeder Darel Allen Reese 39 Martin Joby Reese Charlotte Kimberly Reeves Linda Charlene Reeves 47 Todd Allen Reeves 47 Suzanne Irene Reid 39 Eddie John Reneau 154 Timothy Ray Reneau Charles Christopher Renfro 47 Melanie Suzette Restall 31 Laura Sue Reynolds 39 Nona Carol Reynolds 31 Alyse Chantelle Rhinehardt 31 Michael Neil Rhymer 47 Christopher Jerry Rice, Jr. 39 James l. Rice Sandra Gail Rice Virginia Ann Rice 47 Scott Dennis Richardson 154 Roger Dale Ricker Jimmy Gerome Rickman, Jr. Sonya Ann Riddle 39 Susan Geneva Riddle 154 William Ray Riddle 47 William Michael Rigsbee 47 Andrea Lynn Rimes 154 Brian Keith Ritch 31 Karen Anne Ritch Kenneth Ray Rivenbark 154 Leslie Anne Rivers 154 Carol Ann Roane 47 Steven Mark Robbins 31 Teresa Kaye Roberson 154 Daryl Cole Roberts Donnie James Roberts 47 Julian Clifford Roberts Lamar Herbert Roberts 154 Patti Anne Roberts 154 Paula Jean Roberts 39 Stephen Franklin Robertson Peggy S. Robins Beverly Louise'Robinson 47 Carol Elizabeth Robinson 47 Randall Wayne Robinson Rhonda Lou Roddy 39 Jeffrey Grant Rodgers Bruce Leonard Roffey 31 Margaret Robers 155 Theresa Annette Rogers 47 Dorothy Laverne Roland 31 Sylvia N. Rollins Jeff Prince Roper Lisa Diane Rose David Charles Rosier Beverley Gwynn Rotan 47 Robert Charles Rousseau Ruth Jane Rowell 47 Walter Leo Ruff, Ill 31 Karen Yvonne Rumbley Charmaine Dannette Rusher Melonie Ruth Rust 47 Deborah Anne Rutter 47 Motohito Sagiya 155 John Mark Sale 39 Alisa Ellen Sampson 31 Melanie Scott Sanderson Charles Jeffery Sasser 39 Richard Charles Sauer, lll 31 Jennifer Eleanor Saunders 155 Kenneth Lee Sausedo David Thomas Sawyer 155 James Allen Scardo 39 Claude Schlagenhauf, lll 155 Allen Scott, lll 47 Brian Waldo Scott Julie Elizabeth Seligman 39 John Willis Sessions Robin Margaret Sexton Charles David Sharp 48 Frank Winston Shearin, lll Carl Kenneth Shelton, Jr. Victoria Metcalf Shtlton 48 Magay Lyn Shepard 48 Billy H. Shepherd, Jr. 155 Joseph Richard Shipley Anthoney Lloyd Shoaf 155 Darrell Alan Shook Scott Edward Sibley 48 Kimberly Ann Sills 31 Dale Eugene Similton Pamela Carol Simpson Lawrence Thomas Sluder 31 Alan Jeffrey Smart 31 George Wilson Smith, Jr. Haywood Gray Smith, Jr. 39 Barbara Ann Smith 31 Carol Elizabeth Smith 31 Carol Jean Smith 39 Christopher Gary Smith Christopher John Smith Dana Melinda Smith 39 Kathy Ann Smith 40 Kellye Jean Smith 31 Kristina Kaye Smith 155 Leslie Lynette Smith 48 Phillip Harold Smith 155 Rhonda Jean Smith Steven Allen Smith 31 Steven Frederick Smith 155 Travis Alan Smith 40 Susan Louise Snuggs 40 Jeffrey Ricks Southall 48 Mary Ann Sparks 48 Sherri Lynn Speaks 31 David W. Sperling John Robert Sprinkle 48 Margaret Lynn Sprouse 155 Adam Stackley 31 Donna Michele Stafford 40 Jeffrey Wade Stallard Mitchell William Stamey Lisa Renee Stansell Gwendolyn Kay Stanton Penelope Lou Stanton William Bernard Steadman Levonne Lee Steelman 31 Andrew Brian Stewart Ricky Leroy Stiles Cary Lynn Stillman 32 Connie Elizabeth Stillman 32 Berry Allen Stines 48 Jeffrey Louis Stinson Adam Bennett Stockley Deborah Sturrup 32 Debra Gayle Suggs Mark Thomas Suggs 48 Kathy Lynn Sullivan 48 Robert Edmond Summerell George Dudley Sutherland, lll John Robert Sutton, Jr. 155 Charles Stroh Swab Charlotte Ann Swain Stewart Ted Tadlock 155 Laura Catherine Talbert 155 Leslie Ann Talbert 156 Conda Elaine Tallent James Roy Tate 156 Ellen Gay Taylor 32 George David Taylor Gregory Allen Taylor 32 Pamela Dawn Taylor 48 Paul Gregory Taylor 156 Robert Henry Taylor Rogert Landon Taylor 48 Laura Jean Teague Mary Ann Teague 40 Vicci Lorraine Teague 48 JS 1 Mary Elizabeth Tedford 48 Janine Marie Tengwall 32 John Paul Thomas 32 Lisa Kay Thomas Philip Anthony Thomas Timothy Luther Thomas 40 Valencia Diane Thomas 48 Andrea Lynn Thompson 32 Deborah Diane Thompson 48 Gregory Wayne Thompson 156 Grover Wilhoit Thompson Marcia Renee Thompson 48 Philip Edward Thompson 32 Sue Ellen Thompson 156 Carol Suzanne Thornburg 40 Russell Steven Thornton Kathy Lynn Thrope 48 Leigh Anne Tierney 156 Richard Kevin Tilson Janice Elizabeth Timmons 40 Randall Shan Tipton 48 Marian Jill Tobey 48 Harriet Suzanne Tomberlin 48 Sharon L. Toney 156 John Gerald Townsend 40 Phillip Alan Trantham James Walter Treadway 32 Linda Marie Trout Eugene Thomas Tschudy Toshio Tsuchida 48 Judith Ann Turner Michael Paul Tweed 40 Roger Dale Tweed Pam Lane Underwood 156 Patricia Jane Underwood 156 Louise Ann Vaughn 48 Janine Marie Vernot 32 David Michael Vickers 48 Charles Thomas Vocelle 40 David Joseph Voitek 156 David Earl Wachter 40 Nick Edwin Wade Lavonda Gail Wagner Darlene Germaine Wakefield Karen Aline Waldroup Kevin Varnell Waldroup Thomas Christian Walker, Jr. Mark Johnson Wall Dana Marie Wallace 32 Ricky Dwight Wallace 156 Laura Ann Wally 32 Tara Lee Ward 48 Kristopher Joseph Ware John Stewart Waring, Jr. 156 Rebecca Ruth Warren 32 Pamela Ann Washburn 40 Cynthia Marie Watson 156 Harvey Darrell Watson 40 William Keith Watts 156 Marcia Elizabeth Weatherly 156 lava' be 4-42 - Regina Diane Weaver 32 Jennifer Marie Webb 40 Julie Ann Webb 32 Kathleen Parks Webster 32 John Gottlieb Weinmann 32 Ryan Timothy Weisner Frances Brooks Welch Barry John Wells Sarah Jean Wells Victoria Jean Wells 156 Rhonda Elizabeth Welsh 156 Elizabeth Jean Wentz 33 Deborah Ann West John Mark West 48 Carl Scott Westbrook 48 Gregory Allan Westmoreland Lucy V. Whalen 40 Karen Tracy Whitman 156 John Leonard Whisnant, Jr. Joe Mason White, Jr. 40 Donna Evelyn White 33 Jay Anderson Whitehouse 33 John Daniel Whitley 48 James Henry Whitlock, Ill 33 Brenda Lee Whittemore 156 Carol Ann Whittemore 156 Connie Maria Wiggins 48 Kimberly June Wiggins 157 Tina Carol Wiggins 48 Phyllis Ann Wild Mary Elena Wiles 48 Deborah Ann Wilhelm 157 John Allen Wilkins, Jr. 48 Renee Eunice Willard Terry Lane Willett 48 Clifford Leroy Williams 157 Danny Jay Williams 157 David Alan Williams 157 David E. Williams 49 Derwin Jackson Williams 49 Diana Marie Williams 157 Jonathan Keith Williams Kenneth Dale Williams Ted Darryl Williams Jackie Lee Williamson Ricky Williamson Wendy Williamson 40 Joyce H, Willis Laurie Cleo Willis 157 Helen Patricia Willoughby 33 Kenneth Boyce Wilson, Jr. Bobby L. Wilson Harold Dean Wilson 157 Michael Harold Wilson 40 Sandra Kay Wilson Grier Calvin Wimmer 33 Shari Lee Winkler 157 William Winston Wolny Sharon Beth Wonders 33 Lewis Vincent Wood, Jr. 40 Deborah Joyce Wood 40 Jeffrey Edwards Wood 33 Jeffrey Gray Wood Phillip Mark Wood Theresa Launia Woody 40 Edda Worley 157 Gina Ann Worley 40 Kimberly Doris Worthingto Angela Annette Wright 33 Gary Keith Wyatt 40 John Harrell York 49 Christel Dawn Young 33 Danny Drew Young Debra Carol Young 49 Elizabeth Young 49 Jennifer Lynn Young 49 Linda Elaine Young 49 Sallie Ann Young 157 Teresa Elaine Young 49 Carl Leslie Zeigler 157 Charles Edward Zink n33 WR lin 1 5. .- 1 T, .- 2, '-Lf 'hal ?T'FgsfF'N - ,. -ECLE-'L Ii'?',i Ci. 'i ' -,W-gf: Q'-qLr,grT: u'1l l-.4 I L., ffisksif Tl r-'Los- M11 I fVVl ' N wif? x ,6'vRi'i'b A nf 4 X ID,-ul9W7'7m pg- 1 ' 1 R K f . 1 ' ' Q QE - X X J . -in J AA I W' X ' X 1' W ln- xl - ' nog x Q 201 LA REL Work on the Laurelgets under way early in the spring, moving toward the deadlines and production for the succeeding school year. The cover design, type face choices, style choices - as well as a tentative layout for the entire book - and other important decisions must be finished before the school year even begins. When it does, the deadlines then come rapidly, and sleep comes rarely for the editors, photographers and other staff members. This year, with a good staff of photographers and a lot of help from other students, things went more smoothly than might have been expected. x..t u 551 'au' x te... we bile.. as t-is Q01 CLOSING My last day working on theLaurelis also my last day at Mars Hill College It is during this time that l reflect on the time that l have spent here remembering the challenges joys and developing that l have done as an individual Mars Hill has been the time for me where I have grown both intellectually and emotionally where l have molded and shaped my life and future I hope that when each of you relieve moments from this past year through the Laurel you will experience the special feelings that l now am At this time l would also like to recogmze those who have helped me create the 1983 Laurel These people are Shannon Joyner Brad Nuckolls Marvin Howell Jeff Lawter Mark Sale Leslie Smith and Bruce Roffey A good yearbook is only as good as its photographs I had the privilege of working with a fantastic set of Carl Mosca Jeff Morgan Tom McCombs Ben Mullinax Jean Ann Bilbo Brittany lSneel Plaut and David Wachter A special thanks to Mr John Campbell for pulling us out of some pretty tight spots lt has also been a pleasure to work with Jerry Gay our representative from Josten s He has provided me with invaluable assistance throughout the production of the yearbook Without the support and encouragement of Walter Smith lbelow rightl our advisor the Laurel would never have gotten off on time He was always there ready to help And then I can t leave out the most important influences all of my friends and the students here on campus The Laurelis a reflection of each of you and the moments we have created and shared May God travel with each of you on your individual journeys and adventures James Jones Editor photographers. Their help was essential to the success of the 1983 Laurel. They are: Mike Henderson,