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

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'- ae- ax- - , Reflection ur concept of who we are and what we are comes from memories of past re- lationships, events, and actions. They forever haunt the present and influence every step we take. It is our memories that are the basis of our knowledge and growth. By re- flecting on our past we keep in per- spective our present and plan for our future. The 1986-87 academic year was no 2 exception. Through trial and error, each of us grew by expanding our minds and feelings, filling our days with memories, both pleasant and painful. Everyone had their mo- ment of glory and defeatg but no matter what the outcome, we ma- tured from the experience. Profes- sors, friends, and family all be- came part of our personal accounts. In years to come we will all remember the times that we had at Mars Hill College. if! 4' NN 'f 47- K, .1 Q v I . ,- 1..', C' ..' , , , ' P'-' n-.,I hm-f,Q. w vf' ' - Q, gf gf Q ,f .- ' 4' xii '- ' ' 31. K xq ,'Sf 4 N1 .g, 1- f , -7': 'b 4 1 A-5 K. - , s V W. rl jj 1' on . A A jf Yi K1 1 t-0'1 5 1 . , 4, za? 1 -v,...4zG-g'L'Q Never far from a pipe, Dr. Bentley ponders life, the universe, and the quality of Mars Hill College. Quiet moments of solitude are perfect for creativity. Spirit-taking it to the top, 4 ST-3' T vi67 s The majestic mountains that gently cradle Mars Hill A-f Z +.4- .H f -. f v A B- - -if .-WTQS isgxti, Coming together for the final moments before the kickoff. Reflecting on the long walk up to third floor, Chris Cantrell shows us his personality. 5 NF X i i .ci PQMES -1 ,..-v, ,.,4,,,-V , .g. r New Beginnings: s I reflect on my first year at Mars Hill, I recall the first drive up women's hill with my parents' station wagon loaded to the hilt and my carjust as full. I never knew that moving to school was such a big job. Loading the stuff, unloading the stuff, car- rying the stuff up the stairs and putting it in a cubicle smaller than the size of my bathroom at home. How was I supposed to make all that fit? That was just the begin- ning. Orientation started the following day with classes looming in the near future. Would I get lost? What classes would I take? Would I make new friends? Could I stand to live with my roommate? Ah, the questions of the first year of col- lege. As soon as I had these questions conquered, even more questions popped out of the blue to replace them. What would I major in? Which sorority should I join? What kind of friends should I asso- ciate with and-most important- who should I date? For many campus residents Parents' Day was the first opportunity for students to see their familys. A last minute check assures Linda Plants that she has everything for the first day of class. 6 Once the year got started, I began to answer my questions and I be- gan to fit into the college scene. I did not get lost and I chose the ap- propriate classes. I made good friends and my roommate drove me up the wall. The major was cho- sen, the sororities looked at and the groups of friends were established. Ch, also, most importantly the guy was c o . - h Sen -Barbie Turner r. I 5 Amanda Williams takes time out of her busy P9 4 4 schedule to do laundry. ll u- gg I 1 ' ' , W 1' f E 3 ' Q.. T . -Q 3- i df ,E 3, 45 l i . . .M .X 11 4 . U-H 5 - W i 1 J' 1 flu!!! ' r- Q P' do- . L, uv I A G 2 --' 5 1 Personal touches add a homey l . ' Z effect to Darcy Desvoigne's room. I 'Q 1 , A faithful father brings in the final r V r -'- F5 5 ', load. X 7 4 .......,....,.-. .. .............-..... .. - . 'N O os 2 .9 An lmportanl part of campus llfe IS the fr1endsh1ps one develops, no matter how unusual the circumstances. Ask Barry Moore and Tony Garland. if MN: all ' VA Jlfsiru .-1 '3- ' , M B gff. Ivy '. ' .sn . Us wt ' LM 'QQ' 66 hat can we do? Ah, the ever familiar line repeated by every student on campus over the years! No matter what the day was or the hour of that day, one was always able to find something to do. During the early part of the day, one could walk through the Wren College Union and see people sleeping on the furniture while others sat about do- ing homework or catching up on the latest gossip. On the lower floor of the union, people excitedly opened their mail, if they were lucky enough to receive any at all, and hurried about on their way to class. The game room was constantly noisy as people tested their skills against machine and each other. At night time, there was a variety of activities! The most popular one was looking for food! Many trips were made to Denny's for a midnight meal and to Texaco for a snack. As the day drew to a close, we ventured back to our rooms to dream of tomorrow. ampus ife 4 Q xl is--, .-.fn5...., o a 77'i'L- 1 1-11: ,A 74 I -v' 1, ' .ik -QQ . I Q 4 With a little guidance and direction, college can still be lj - ' a confusing experience. -:L.4 5 1 Q li Al X- - !4 K A Hs: IN V V 1 i O-tay chief. we're ready for the stampede. AngelfUnless we get 5431167.99 YOU DON'T GRADUATE! ll , -, -J 1 ' 1r-'1u:-+n-:11-Qev1-nin-n-uon-rw.-- - -..,...-H -n.-n..-...A -..... V . M.- Hs Graaf to ge Jim 0'Brien and Kate Carr discover the pleasures of watermelon. From the looks on the faces, and the size of the bags, one can see the Book Buying Syndrome has struck again. fu. ,. Z l 'T -X 1-s F Q -lim. 1 . ,-NY 'W , .., 4. , - - . ' I 'T -' Que way to keep fit and stayin shape is through an,.exciting game -of volleyballg, ' 1, - 1 .4 -: ig :fair '4 vi I2 - ' T' ' ' '- -, 4' '1'. . 21' -- -..nada-Q . P' A ,-f-.wa-.-..s w. x vw s A .fb T S Kristi Garren has plenty to smile about, she has the light box. k Andrea Williams and Richard Chiam discover that the sweatshirt is a little too big. I. I i f' :2 4 , G, V. l :- I X 2 r J i' 'Y' E I: O 1- rl , gl . 55 ' Aff. ss. . A A 4. ,A I K or ,,1 l'V'wE 66 Pam Brown and her boyfriend seem to be enjoying the Catawba football game. CIBHQQ Liam. 13 'VK nys ' ul In every hon there s a httle man ' Marty's fine form in action leaves the other team standing still. The Wa to Be 3 I i 1 Q -'E .we ' rw K 14 are I .S . 1 -W-an , AU .., ,Q Q21 F I 1 s I i Regislrationm what 41 party , P Cold french frnes aga1n?!!'? -QAS be ...... 'n, :-N ali What IS the meaning of life? I W L 1 5 I w 1 Express Yourself Anticipating the needle, Don Cole grimaces in pain as he has his blood pressure read. Kenny Henson, Kim Searcy. Brian Ling, and Lisa Binczak relax between classes in the Blue Lounge, 16 obbie Jean Harrill is engaging in il little What Phillip Turner, Kathy Perkins. Cathy Frye, Lynn Miller. Bu lloncycutl, und Lcunnu Luttrcll '? enjoy Ll day in lhc sun. .. is M, 3 , ,. .75 r . :g l 'I .vy -gp 'A 'lg ' ' -'- .L kt? .,, - F' .x-I J- . .QQ -mx -wh. , A 1 s. Afix l'R xg. -'w. N' A - . ' ff. Qi.. .L. . '4 1 ' ' ' -'T '91 NJ. YL ,' : 7' 4, '-K i 31.1 ,my Qin'-k. 4- .Af is 314: if , . .. ' - ' ' gli! L - -,,4 ' if ,' .L 1 , gh' T .. , :4 4 .4 ,ff .l5Zh,wy5'7 7'i'f.pvgfl' -13.45, 1 ,gk M A -, . 4::l,h14g.Lvb:E.313,s,5'gEl-Aiiiii-fhgA - T rifyx. 5- is -I ,. Q H , .. . ' H'-.f Q' 1- 1- NE., .fifjw ful ff' ggi-gin X.-FFL.:-. il :PEQ 'k7':'5TF- -A ' S' ' A '1' 5.9. ,gf , Q- . , I PXP Y ' 47 xv'-X in ' , gf? if' 'cr , yf . A 4 3 my .'f,,-1. 1 d' s its ' Y - f L W 1 L: ci 3 h . A is I 5 , - , .3,i,1f , r . ' , It : Hg k XEVLSFI 1 xx Q' -,i ' it -in xr f 1 .V , , , -' K. t .- Aw , f g iv! ..4-ta , h , i ni TE'- WM i A J 1 N In between classes, Gina Taylor and Bill Picon find time to cuddle. arry Buckner has his own method of cramming for a test. i i I l l l l l 4 Jin 1 1 7 L i Work Stud Jeffery Littlejohn spends most of his time studying while being the host for Wren College Union. Donna Young's job involves everything from making popcorn to changing the channel of the T.V. l8 The library is the best place to Kind work study. P, N lj, ,,.gf' L 4... in 'Pl ' i.. TP .,, Chris Graham cards the book before it goes tothe shelf, Every job involves students helping students, is fl Never do this while on the job Reach Uut all 20 d... How can she sit that way? On the phone, like always. if zse, l Please this is a private conversation! Collect please. What part of the world is it this lime? I5- fi lt. X 1 Y 'lt Mom, can you send me a sweatshirt? What do you mean they won't accept the charges. 21 N.. Glffwxn nit? xifxixnx lnl M Nl W W -, 'rl' Ynl WN W MW l ' W' gl M lflllllll l .xi X A - If f .5 Y Ml! I Y 1 Y f '. J M 'll SN .l up K X 'l 1 ll fl' . ill' I . AM' Vit .ay A, ny , , X - ,K A '. ' X- A K K ff ' 'Q l 'lfe ' ' 2 . M -' . K fl' Q , .5 Q. A gi-1'5 X ' A ' f ,px Ei. I , 5-'Zi' 'Y f.-Nh? ,wily my L A. , ', gg' -,T ,. -' ' L. A 'sp ,. 5 ' 3 , Y' , ll .M fg5l15i5f.?fi3?iQL 3? 4 LVL ' YL ff fl f .- 'V' ' ' -- ,-?14- W yy 45.-.5 wir- , r '-X .- - -I G., ..,.--1. .wk V? ,L X , X ,fxgfis , - 1 - H XM 4. . f, 4 qi , , . ' 'i, . ' ' l 'Q l ,N XX 'X ' N NW A X K- , X X , Th ' xx ull l KABA . lk. e Blue Lounge IS a popular place to Nun ML l W 1 1 s H x l l W 1 study, gossip, or sleep. Right Johnny? 1' xs,A- Wu' Ji N v V ' 1 l J xc ' J ' Guys. he's a comedian: you're supposed to N X 5 ' 5' ' lx J- . ll' fs be laughing. p . ll' ffl, p l h l . J , - , 'Q QN Xu AW M' 5 A I 1 Look Sharp Q'-Y ,J f7'4?x f1'::E'f'f4-ITL. 'L in Hey you! Didn't your mum ever teach you how to smile. Epicure picnics provide ample opportunity to socialize as well as look at the birdie. lv - .6-W --1 2-W .. :c , -'A ' PX . E, 1' .. . '-' .' J ,w jfs:-'...'.L ' K V ' 1 .- ' ' -,. : :-A ' .- , W -3. .. V .,,...e,31P!sr- Sf,-f 4-'--1-.-f '.r+-- - '1 :1 , AK 1',,'53': ui., . .av . -.- -7-7 v , 0, . i x H, - .V , ,K 4. , ' -if '1'lf,., ,'1 ' .Q-an-Y' .. ,fy . ,gr 'xi..,','Zff', , ' ef- , -Q ' '- ' ae- pn- . f.. kg- A - t Q 'iviffi 46, 1-7 12.12 A f- 4 ,,,n- lf' 4'9 ' - - -- -1-,M ,-,f -J , A, ,A . all 2- :., 4,-, f.--Q' +A, 535. W' ,N . f , . f ,, i ,W ,, 5 .sgmlwf ,P V g VAQQ , W-WF.--i.. Zan .' I - if,,1?i 4i -' . 'Q 'fr A r' 5197 , A ,, ,vi ,. a.-rr , 1 RPSL 7 5.3, ' .v N A - 'z.I- f 44- MJL- - 21 - 3' 5-A A , , Q , H .f . YV N 'Af 'q - i ' . 9 ,,- fu- ' U , ' mjiqgggjhf 1 .23'i5Y'4-1-fifislggitvr -. A 1 Mg-. -M.,,,,, : ?f g'! s, .i.tf3 34. -1-li 50' r'1f-'-Q-.:-gull A-V I as X .1 5--... i A I .il . ,, -vu--Y' ,nf- 4 Hey, it beats homework anytime! 51.- 1- L S Nwigxgu Passing the time by passing out, Leave me alone! I partied too hard last night. ,-1,'f1':rs2e5fff'32:i?1T-W--V-rr - ' ,cf ' Passin Tim Laying back bcluccn classes There's always time for friends, , s-, 'I 2 1 X , 2 ,,.., , I ,.-J 4 AA '- ...1 -su !-'K if s QT.: 'lx 4.4 -rag -4 Destination: cafeteria Even a funny joke can pass the time, 4 1 i 'Z They can't be serious! say Audrey Fields and Ame Easlie as they contemplate the day's epicure special. l 1 Jeffrey Littlejohn gives the look of Wha1's for lunch? The chili is good. says Gary Sims who participated in the chili eating contest. 26 L.............-f1 ' Q jd' I E P- , . ,.,.vs:Q 's'-W., 1-.-1 - -'L 'iff'-' ' Cai ---f 1: , l'l'l1 l'I!!I lwlgglr-l'l3 Il! l'lIIII o fllll -. o,..l..l. l..lm l...m...l.o.l., o llfl..um,f-1o'.: .l:la -1 ' . - -L - - -' .- ---- - --.. ,',-- --V-+ -'-ad' '- :Mu 5: CQYTE BRIDCVS DINING HALL l Some people hurry and some take their time to get to the cafeteria. Food For Thought 7 I Carl Rosen, who appeared in the Timberline on September 19 drew a crowd of over 130 and was a big hit with comedy, singing, impersonations and audience participation. On November 14, Joel Madison entertained over 90 Mars Hill students with his humor and wit, The Rare, a two-woman band of Janet Brammer and Betsy Martin performed on October 17. 28 ,, fr.-T rv, Timb rline Friday Night ,Q l l On September 5, Brian Huskey appeared for a spectacular show. He enierlained over l0O Mars Hill studeme with guitar playing. singing. and comedy. 29 l i .Y i -' ri -f ' - 1' e- . -. .5 .. 4,-.rf-., - . .. ....-...,..v...... ,,,,,, ,,-,.,,,-4 - l Sv. Studying isn't so bad with friends to help pass the time. Comfort at any cost. Rumor Has It Bo and Tonya find plenty to smile about while enjoying the atmosphere of the Timberline. Come along girlsg we're going to be late for class H x '7 ' - - .I 1 WSI 1 ' ' . X X A x . wg X R YS Q X X X X v ,Q . 1, ,, -.. , Y x., .5 . -Q Qefxkf,-SQiSr1.rf'ikfff X , N Q Q 'WNY' ' if sk X 4- 4 f 1 X ' if Rf N . vg 4-Sqqql-:.I,'-., S' mlmx, , . sw -. -. X:-JSZf,..Qi'?d1'qwi -2 E-.iii gf I iiff? 'P' A . its ki I r If if 1 !f' ,Q Q.-seg ' 0 fir! Q , , ' X vig- JAY. 114 , Q! --Q E! f , 'v I . 0 A . ' 1 f 'ASWIL-4? ? , .. . ,ZX w Edna Moore I will never surrender to you! Exams are over and I'm going home. 1 1 I i x.5' N 1, t ' un ,. ,LL 4 Edna MoorefStroup Residental Hall Staff: Front Row CL to RJ Amber Bennett CStr0uPl- Jennifer Ogle llidna Moorej, Pam Stafford The lobby is popular for talking or for doing homework' fStroupl. Back Row Debbie Schwing fStroupJ, Pam McLeod fEdna Moorel. 32 34 l' 1 .. A - up vi. 4 ,4 , r. I 'Y' Stroup I-PW '1 41. Reading the book before the day its duu as popular for many SlUdCl'1lx She Wl10 g0SSipS Will gossip about yOU. Which do you prefer, Timberline or Pizza Inn'7 33 L D 151 I I u I 11 1 4 Huffman Fox Rebekah Carpenter advises on the correct technique of moving a room around. She now shows the holding form for manuvering a bed frame through a door. rAf'! !f ,f Fox Residental Hall Staff: QL to RJ Kim Hutto QR.D.J, Lisa Starnes CR.A.J Juanelle Wood fR.A.J, Audrey Fields fR.A.J. A112 Laura Hawk puts those last minute touches on a homework assignment. 34 trim,-If ' 7 mf' .fi , - ,, if . I- iii V- Qf, lr .R . . I- -Q , jj Q X X vw xr ' vi ., gf Q xox Qfg fsx x x 'X Q -X ir 5 K 513' , S viii-2, 252153 iz: E225 ,lj 455 'Z-Iegnlusf I V- 33522522 2' W' ' :EiP5WNi L.x'2,1'f3 SQ V 5-2011 L . -4 nba: :ff-fi H ni- -fi 3 .- ffl sri ' -f pl: ' ' - QA E114 ' 'Q-,' V. A ir' L xr, 3 ' .,. , .-,Q Y fn.. f LEW, Tell us another one Caroline. X. V,..MM ,,...,.m Km,.,.,-r ur-ww.-H,, IIJJA -e. X - . f. . M., .mm ggjfk cmm X ,IELK1 ,affix i, , f We ,., Mg., ,Mn YQ ,un ,, A I.. ww. can Jn, t W I ,, N nm 1 u um '- V X ' u :nl xv X U' M . - ' xx - if ' WN X Y I . 11' fs X - I v- FD Jolyn Kendrick smiles about Hnally n4g,- finishing the rough job of cleaning her own room. Huffman Resident Hall Staff: QL to RJ Elizabeth Shuman 4R.A.J, Stephanie Banner iR.A.J, Shannon Gerhard! QR,D.J, Cindi Wike CR.A,5, Treva Miller CRAJ. 35 Welcome to Brown! Ha Ha Ha! Melrose Residental Hall Staff: CI. to RJ Jud Connell, Richard Ouzts, Walter Hawes, and Paul Sharpstene. 36 Frank, can you do that with your eyes closed? ' -V 4-' ' .- 7 ' A .. ' ..'?f 'Q fu' l.'.L-L .-f pf : ZPL Bro f Melrose That Hrs! test is always the hardest one, Hello Mr. Taylor, the back side of the dorm has sunken in, I bet you Bentley's satellite dish for the Mars Hill City Limits sign. Z' Brown Residental Hall Staff: tl. to Rl David Yates tR.A,J, Mike Chandler tR,A.l, Chip Johnson tR.D.l. 37 Myers Gib on Jim Kerr and Robert Hogan enjoy the timeout from the pressures of school. Myers Resident Hall Staff: QL to Rl Neil Routh LR.D.J, Charles Cook 1R.A.j, Gene Brown fR,A.J, James Hudson fR.A.J, Q1 'W :lim ...N 4'-.ev e ,Mg 4 4 mx.. xi iiiiit' P' nxawx' ' awkw- Q4ZAFfx ' ' V gibliiaf' R15 lfkxxff, -SIR' '- vm' ME. , vm -'E -x.'. '.v-x 5 ' ' 4' , -- H..-Xf VB 'UQNYD - .4-A vs'--x 1 v X x if? Ts ff X. The notorious three musketeers at work again in Gibson dormitory. Cadenza has taken its toll on Tony Nix. Gibson Resident Hall Staff: QL to RJ John Stafford QR.A.J, Chris Davis fR.A.J, Thomas Abraham lR.D.7, Scott Frady QR.A.j. N0 one touches my tree in my dorm! 39 ApartmentfTown House Resident Managers: KL to RJ Robert Stubbs tTownhousel. Cynthia King fUnit Bit Skip Wood tLlnit Al. Melinda Watkins lUnit CJ. Games that require answers could always be answered by Joanna Deaton. I INN? 4 Kim Thomas caught in the act! Oh no. the RM! Thomas Abraham and Theresa Presnell lounge around the apartment. 40 Apts. T.H. 'i 'iTiil 11 ' XY 1 T ,Ki 'Ki 'f.v!1 - 'ds' V s 9 -,,, Q,--1 Q 414K K-4 , if I . .af X , 4 . ' , -,,- 55 , Q ,sb ,,-x lm Q' f 5 A ,,. 4,7 ' , g,..l'xi . ig jf I ' 6 .N 1. i , Xa f , . 'tiff' -sv , T ,, F' ww,f'if-?'.wj i' ' 'fl 'il 7 -1: l.im'i H: , 4 Zi ri. F? n 345 1 ,..,, ,Nj 1 - f 'J 5?- l l , l l l 4 T Li,-xl nTp.a.+,z1.iHH 1 Who is Wendy's secret admirer? The Kaiser calls the council meeting to order. li Joe Preston finally gets around to doing that two weeks worth of dirty dishes. PIX' 41 The men of Myers have a hard life of ESPN, Skoal, and catching up on sleep, .. 5 f? Hey Dude! Another yearbook picture? 42 4 Ku 'X 'v- B r i PT':'sT'ESie'e ?'7W -'. -','-3 . f .'. 'H' 753-iA1ijjj 1 21117 Emwnv 1 ',. iff-f.'.'.'.' ' ' N-a2.A.5...,.A. . ..,4::.:,:,::: :... 1 - -I r i .- i 1 ... a2rQ.?::gmFi!?'l2-::,1:fi',,-- x 'H' 1-L' ' ff A fx f-mg X l l l -.1 Z'- John McRae examines his hand looking for u .--f Melinda Snow found there seemed to always to be a deadline to meet. 5-.13-, I-237' , .1- l trump. :f3E1k'4- ga' :sg-Qagve I 2? we-1--:1:'2:rac. 5 .44,,+fFE5 2 ' el 1 3: W:..4, M., f, Xb' , ? , 2' 1' 5:22-4. M- 5, 3. 1 J 0 iv 0 9 eo . 4? , C A , ,f 295 fl iv 1 W P gi' df? ' 2 , 3 f Z' A U, .Cf A , 1:-Q., H - V ff -- . I -, --fv . V .N,:A.-.- . - --rre - 1'--11:----' - :4 -1- .f, a -,. '. 1.-'Q - TT , 'f:', ' 1152 -'.-xml.'V:1121152Erf -:5:11i,E':5i635ggggggg:zz-rg f - ' 1 Q-:'.j.1:.:.g15:,.355.I?5:1:,:5:2E3i123f.EEr5'sf:Fwr-2. 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U , W1 .gig 4 ' , :f 23. .,'- TT. . fl WSL, ' L-' IZQ 1 '40, My 'ff -- ia f 1 fr Qt 4,1 IK ' 'v' .v J . f , -Q '5 J,f 1', ff 1' ill' . ,fm v 'ff 'Q '-Ac' 5' arc' i QQQA inf A U, .. fax--gf' x 2 I YL! 7' , fipifzf-'lf' ,wx EH' ffl. 1 f 5 , sf' ' Vzfl. ' 4 QQ' ., lx' . 'f'Li : Wx rf? L 5 ' Crowd spirit was never 1ow at home football games, even when it rained. A 12-10 victory over Presbyterian helped at Homecoming. 46 DA GER Z0 .YM fb , .1 . 'Nas'- ,, 'X 1, 5. 1 v - fb-'1f'V.1 I President Bentley and '85 Homecoming Queen Michelle Fender rode in the 1986 Homecoming parade, eww-.L-Lfzgaxaz.-1, ,, ,-,,.,, - i .hm The Homecoming Dance in the Loft was well attended. A 61 I 1 ig' 'V lf, lx 4 VA 9 'V .. fit'-me J iz :, x , 1- '- X l Sherry Bumette and .lim 0'Brien especially enjoyed the beat ofthe live band. , , -.j.'..p,f5r5- .' W' ' .Ne - . ' - -5.xr1p, I x 'I - . '-K M Lf:-Qi. Jef -. : Q-J -w M M 1 .rf t-- 4--:...:7- -L .,, ,Q Q -D .., 5 1 ' 'iff'-A , I L if ' ,Alu .- L ,. -4 l t - .:- Hr Regenea Davis and Scott Crump, freshmen representatives in the Homecoming court, await a last lap 47 around the stadium. Trick or Treat . 4, 1 -' ', A.,-. .. 'vgf 7 ' ' ' Q' ' -'igfarl-y - -vf - U- 'Qftpf sfgjf' '5 j -1' 2, T -' , - - , ,- lv v '-f' . - 40 I I I U I Lil' I I 3 Ong' K 3 5 4 Q 'r 'ff ' 'g's .frv ' 'l. f Ov, I The Greeks, Bonnie Brewer and Brian The Senioreta and Podra, Andrea Wil- Willeke. Duane Partian. the Martian. liams and Richard Chiam. Sherry Hoover as the Bum T' 5 ..,. Q o V' i 4 is, W 1.f11A1'fi::f vw-rr.-'-frzafzlviillr ,, -T-f,f95QL ' I ' u .1 I v Rebekah Carpenter rcturm from thc dcud 'i f Surgery was performed all night an the huuntcd huune. .f ex .I f X5 p rl. ll 1. Hn. rg' I Ili 1' Y L A 9 X ...ne- L- The Econoline washer, Beth Weaver. and dryer. Jolyn Kendrick, won Jack-O-lanterns were entered in a contest by individuals and clubs. first place in the costume contest. I I Kiss. Kathy Fox. Robin Sheppard. Allen Kramer Pam Graham X -,Qin-Q ' :g. , - , 3ii1:X',!iri'-' -QC 'T - f z 5. .1 ':i-if-'-.' -. ,i - fr Y z x 5? 'J if 1 1,-if 1' '- , - bw-'QTII-ex?-fE:j-V1-gf 11:4-,-:wjp:j'-:': ,,Qz ,-',r:'Qr 32+-,Q R R ,, Y, ,. ,.,, ., ., 15-w 4,-.9 :' .- ' 'Q ww.. 'sf:--..XiNs1i-51243: -: ,, lubs and organizations played a dominant role in campus life. There was an organization for any desire, ranging from dancing to Christian services, and from music to cheerleading. As the fraternities and sororities swung into action, the cam- pus was livened up by some of the unusual demands placed upon the pledges. The Christian organizations enlightened students' souls by shar- ing the love of Christ to them and to the community through special speakers brought into the school and through the outreach programs. The musical society entertained us through concerts and special shows presented throughout the year. The journalistic staff kept us informed on the latest events happening both on and off campus. The academic clubs brought a refreshing way of learning to the student body, while the Inter- national Club brought the world to Mars Hill. Student Government Association he Student Government Association was the repre- sentative body of our campus community. It served a variety of functions that gave the students of Mars Hill the capacity for self-government. Though not able to meet the needs of every student, a majority of students felt that the rules and regulations of this institution were fair and proper. Through our Executive, Judicial, and Legislative branches, SGA saw to it that every opportunity was avail- able to satisfy the wants and desires of the student body. SGA served its purpose more than adequately involving the student as an integral part of campus government. Through all of our efforts, we made Mars Hill College a college we were proud to attend. In the years ahead we can look back approvingly at Mars Hill College as an institute where the students made the college and not where the college made the students. Sincerely, lkfftt R tcloi Clif Skip Wood SGA President 3't7 74.1 The picturesque Deer Park Inn, located on the Biltmore Estate in Ashe ille as the site of this yea s exciting Sp g Formal 52 -x ft.. Executive Branch: Back Row lL to PJ Neil Routh, Chief of Dcfenseg Tim Graham, Attorney General. Todd Bnettcher. Chief Justice, Skip Wood, President. Tom Cabaniss, ViCc4Prcsidentg Front Row QL to RJ Dana Jackson, Secretary, Lisa Grifhn, Treasurer, Judicial Branch: Front Row lL to RJ Carolyn Tweed, Cynthia King, Lisa Griffin. Lisa Roland. Lisa Rhodes, Kim Buchanan, Kim Dayton. Michelle Harrison, Leigh Allen, Pam Hines, Tiffany Danitz, Back Row lL to RJ Todd Boettcher, Skip Wood, Chip Johnson, John Watts, Tom Cabaniss, Chris Royster, Don Bradley, Tim Graham, Wade Botkin. Jon Diego, Clayton Ollis. tNot pictured: Bo Honeycuttl Senators: Front Row QL to RJ Mike Merrill- Chaplain. Tom Cabaniss, Skip Wood, Philip Turner- President Pro Temp. Row Z lL to RJ Carolyn Tweed, Stephanie Banner, Leanne Lutrell, Tonya Diston, Kim Kendrick, Pam Graham. Leigh Allen, Jennifer Jarvis, Laurie Israel, Mary Fechtel, Vickie Howell, Joanna Deaton. Back Row tL to RJ Todd Boettcher. Allen Kromer, Rick Ball, Kris Davis, Chuck Phelps, Jon Diego, Scott Crump, Teddy Earls, Rich Hurt, Chris Royster, Brian Ling. 53 Wren College Union Committees The Executive Council: Front Row tl. to RJ Ellen Sechrest, Jim O'Brien, Carrie Smith. Back Row: Caroline Tweed, Paul Christopher. Elanie Ensley. Special Interest Committee members smile as they prepare for the Hug-a- Thon. N 1 , E.. ,. Paul Christopher gives the three points of how to be a successful Wren College Union Director. Preparing for the Halloween Dance is always a special event for the Concert and Dance Committee. 5'J'-5'-'-if F4'T'i7:'37 'M' 7 - ffl The Timberline Committee: tl, to RJ Sherry Burnette, .lim O'Brien, Karen Chrimtoplicr, Lisa Rhodes, Sara Anne Hancock, Amy Gaxkin, Cindy Farmer. Not Pictured: Cris Bowling, Amy Bcnfield, Tonya Diston, Andy Glover Concert Dance Committee: Front Row tL to Rb Kris Kramer, Elaine linbley, Back Row Jennifer Ogle, Greg Goodwin, Kim Ruxter, Laura Ker- shaw, Bobbi .lean Harrill. i Special Interest Committee: tL to RJ Keela Jame- i son, Linda Plants, Carrie Smith, Lesley Bush, und i Donna Burkett. Not Pictured: Ellen Scchrest, S5 - if F 'H Tx mix , x,Tf'?-1 nk' . f x 5. . ,,XS R X I Q x L. .su-at l. ll i ar-1 - - : in 1, Q if 1 Lf l galil -A A Marching Band- Front Ron KL to Rl-Cathy' Fulton, Jennifer Jarvis, Audrey Ficldh Second Row-.lim Neuman. .lelf Knight. Norma Huakinx, Bill Fuher. Jamie Ladner, Annette Wilson, Tammy' Lindsay: Laura Lonman. Ann Morton, Greg Stcnarl Third Ron 'Kim Thomas, Doeia Alexander, Lisa Cockrell, Sherry Parker, Paula Sue Haymore, Donna Howell. Brain Ling, John Brock, David Eggelaton, Joey Forbes, Kenny Henson, Tim Whitmire. Valdemar Borehgrevink Fourth Row -David Baldree. Anthony' Ammons. William Walker. Jennifer Ogle. Amanda Anderson, Barry Galyean, Nelson 'VlcDaniel, Jerry Buckner. Wendy' Erwin, Cheryl Worley. Belinda Wilson, Pam Barker, Glenn Smith. Sherry Murdock Fifth Ron-D .I Lourccy. Alan Kromer. Christie Hicks. Suzanne West. Diane Franta. Lroi Russell. Renee VanHorn, Rhonda Moss, Amanda Grigg, Greg Googer, Angela Shirley Director, Dr Peter LaRue Auxiliary-Front Row tl. to Rl 'Mayorettes Cathy Fulton. Audrey Fields. tllead Mayorette Jennifer Jarvis, Drum Mayor Greg Stewart, Rifle Corp Laura Ltmman Back Ron +Flag Corp, Rhonda Mosa, Chmtie Hicks, Amanda Grigg. Renee VanHorn. Suianne West. Diane Franta, Lori Russell. Rille Corp Ann Morton Not Pictured Nlayorette. Gina Taylor 57 v .... :yvn,-4a-.n,-f.-- -4,--,.,-.pu-sa-nqvuup.,- .. .. , ., ,--n-.Q--.-vw-v.--. Y Y '--' il i Grayson Scholars lJuniors and Seniorsl: KL to RJ Allen Kromer, Skip Wood, Sheila Marshall, Tim Story, Miriam Stone. Jan Jordan, Philip Turner, Bo Honeycutt, Sandra Keller, Mike Thornhill, Kamala Ivey, David Baldree. Grayson Scholars ilfreshmenj: Back Row CL to Rl Leanne Lutrell, Melanie Jones, Donna Burkett, John Watts, Andy Glover, David Brackens. Front wow lL to RJ Marcia Martin, Leah Pardue, Lynn Miller, Susan Jackson, Mary Fortuna, David Bickett. Marshbanks-Anderson Scholars: CL to Rl Tammy Ladner, Bobbie Jean Harrill, Ronda Evans, Leigh Allen, Melanie Childers. 58 Scholars I , 4. f --1,-H EC- .QKGZFQL Grayson Scholars tSophomoresl: Back Row tl. to RJ Wendy Blodgctt. Karen Christopher, Joanna Denton, Beth Estep, Amy Benfield, Amy Gaskin, Lisa Johnson, Rhonda Calloway, Melanie Mock, Pam McLeod. Melanie Ownby, Katherine Morrow, Pam Megathlin, Robin Warren, Lisa Rhodes, Amanda Clinard, Laura Smithwick. Front Row tl. to Rl Martin Febus, David Yates. Chip Thompson. Jonathan Diego, Barry New. Chuck Phelps, Scott McKinney. Grayson Scholars flfreshmenl: Back Row lL to Rl Becky Covington, Carol Wilson. Melissa Mitchell, Alex Williams. Jeff Davis, Shelley Higdon. Pam Graham Front Row KL to Rl Amanda Williams. Melissa Flowers, Vivian Millis, Karla Miller, Janine Watts. Emily Thomas. Church Leadership Scholars: KL to Rl Melissa McMullen, Vickie Howell, Cheryl Worley, Linda Plants, Mark Mares, Micheal Larrimore. Mark Zielke, 59 Hilltop Squatting QL to RJ: John Anderson, John Diego Standing KL to RJ: Andy Behl, D.J. Lourcey, Pam Megathlin, Mike Maschenik, Robin Ellis, Katherine Mann, Barbi Turner, Craig Clary. Greg Goodwin. Laurel Pam Megathlin, Melissa Mitchell, Craig Clary, Jonathan Lupfer, Greg Goodwin, Greg Googer, Kristen Josephsen, Cheryl Worley, Mike Maschenik. Not Pictured: Tammy Ladner, Kim Miley, Andy Glover, Laura Lowman, Gretchen Salyers, Jimmy Owens. 60 Media f Publications ,L J,i g.ilf. .,.,, ,, - 'nw' T TW: TH S dy! FL ?Ti..ES'fzY-1452?-T-'? 'L -' ' ' ' 7 fQ,-b'-- 5- ' jf U lfljj V i Roger Idslrom B - wf 1 '1' 'Q 1759. l Manager '71 Cadenza Tony Nix, Cynthia King ' Co-Editors -19.- 61 Psych0l0gyfHealth CarefS0cial Work Psychology Club: QL to RJ Lisa Starnes, Elizabeth Shuman, Lori Russell, Wade Astin, Christine Washburn, Amy Benfield, Elaine Ensley, Kathy Fox, Tim Holland, Greta Byrd, Beth Estep, Laura Smithwick, Dr. Katheen Donald, Dr. Walter Stroud. ff f '12, Social Work Club: Seated CL to RJ Kathy Burleson, Darla Campain, Eugene Decossas, Jennifer Ogle. Standing: Cherry Saenger, Tammy Ladner, Natalie Conrad, Mary Denny, Cindy Lobley, Wendy Eply, Dana Jackson, Ms. Julia Nooe, Shannon Ward. Health Care Society: Front Row QL to RD Melisa Lankford, Debbie Ricker, Shelia Marshall, Georgia Harrington, Melanie Mock, Kim Dayton, Lisa Rolland, Mrs. .IoAnn Croom. Back Row: Cynthia King, Mike Goodman, Todd Boettcher, David Moore, Randy Jones, Keith Kramer, Herman Osborne. -ul -W 1!q',,ltQ'g-:,.gvgx,f:.i'rf7:t . 4 1 -f 'f'f'FT'-1 -? ,:.:1?',-'JJ Tufvigf The Bailey Mountain Cloggers 4 'SX 3 i X M .gy il ' 'is K .. ! Y X i 'L' J , QAM t 5-igiz. The cloggers performed on the lirst Friday night in every month at Bill Stanley's Barbeque and Blue Grass in Asheville. A capacity crowd was common whenever the cloggers performed. Kneeling: IL to Rl Angie McMahon. Tina Banner, Sonya Burns. Standing: Kathy Fox, Sandy Millsaps. Cathey Frye, Shannon Ward. Debbie Ricker. Victoria Fox, Amanda Hornsby, Back Row: Glenn Smith, Reggie Dixon. Kenny Casner. Chip Perry, Steve Tallent, Tom Young. 1 The 1986-87 Mars Hill College Choir I ti-irigll The 1986-87 Choir: Front Row IL to Rd Laura Lowman. Kellie Shirley. Ellen Koch. Tammy Sotelo Stephanie Neshem Dr Joel Reed CDirectorJ Christy I-licks. Pam Barker. Melanie Childers. Wendy Erwin. Amanda Grigg. Second Row: Jonathan Lowery Kate Carr Steve McKinney Kim Smith. Jamie Ladner. Clayton Ollis. Leslie Ford. Greg Stewart. Renee Cooper. David Baldree Third Rove Davis Fleming Nelson McDaniel Barry Galyean, Mark Merill, Scott Shields. Kent Rector. Mark Moore. John Myers. John Brock. Fourth Row Scott Davis Kim Thomas Rebekah Carpenter. Michelle Keaton. Renee VanHorn. Kim Kendrick. Mary Jo Nash. Docia Alexander A special performance is given at the Mars Hill Baptist Church, r, ol.. , . .L f.'I'I'1'.'Z-Z' ,9.0'0.0.0.0.0. O O t.'.':':':':':-: i O 0 O Q O O O o o tmkftfifff- mi in i.l.i'i.o: nemo mn i nm I llitul ml ' mum Nil I l NWFP ,g'1! .:. T f f .1-11' 4191 ' Delta Omicron Phi Mu Alpha The 1986 Fall Pledge Class of Phi Mu Alpha. QL lo Rl Will Walker, Jonathan Lowrcy, Scoll Shields. Not Pictured: John Brock, Kent Rector, Phi Mu Alpha1 From Row KL to RJ Jeff Knight, Bill Fisher. Second Rowg Jamie Ladner, Nelson McDaniel, David Baldree. Third Row: Scott Davis, Mike Merrill, Anthony Ammons, Valdy Borchgrevmk, Barry Galyean, Craig Clary. Delta Omicron l mm Ron lL lo RJ Jamie l .idncr. Donna lloxscll, John Br-ink Second Ron Aniiinda Grigg, Rcncc C nopcr. Tummy Lindsay. lzllcn Koch. Renee Vanllnrn, Doom Alexander, Kim Thomas, Pam Bgirkcr. .-Xnn Morton, Angie N1cNl.ihi,in. Jcnnller Jurvix, Kim Smith. Kale: C1irr,L1au Cockrcll, Leslie F-Jrd.Chr1SIy Hickx, Wendy Erwin 65 l 1 l , 4 l I 1 r l I Cheerleaders i . HH: Mghk 5249- A. ' . ,, q H- ML-' 3. L. .- -,P Q!!-P1139 The 1986-87 Varsity Cheerleaders: Front Row CL to RJ Gina Nicholson, Marianne Wilson, Regenea Davis, Suzy Werts, Kristi Garren, Back Row: Bar! Cockrell, Philip Suggs, Paul Christopher, Will Lawrence, Chris Graham. y. 'EGTQ 77ii1- :5 'Jff:,F'?7-KNQ-It ' ' Y ' ' Golden PridefGaZeway lt ft' Golden Pride: IL to Rl Pamela Hamner. Lynn Chiles. Michelle Fender, Kathy Perkins, Hannah Hubbard, Amy Mobley. Sharon Shatley, Melanie Merson, Peggy Secon, Kim Buchanan, Lisa Barnwell, Donna Stout. Sue Lyn Mayes, Pamela Brooks, Tammy McGinnis, Ame Easlic. Ellen Sechrest, Christi Troutman, Elayne Kinne, Isabel Fernandez. Cindi Wike, Pamela Hines, Chelle Hanenburg. Not Pictured: Cathy Yoeum and Tammy Ballard. i-75 sl 'fi 0 ' , sea' Q 9953 L! f-2 Gateway: Front Row KR to Ll Jim O'Brien, Elayne Kinne, Jeffery Little-iohn Tammy McGinnis, Marc Torrence, DJ Lourcey, Tim Storey. Jim Stafford, Paul Christopher, Tim Johnson, Chuck Phelps, -I Chris Cantrell, Trevor Cartee. Alan Kromer. Second Row IL to Rl Kathy Perkins, Wendy Mangum, John Brock. Marianne Wilson. Cathy Frye. Ellen Sechrest, Kate Carr. Sherry Parker, Michelle Keaton, John Edwards. Elaine + ,.. Ensley, Pamela Brooks, Kristi Garren. Lisa Blanton Not Pictured: Tracey Cartcc, David Baldrcc. 67 Fellowship of Christian Athletes lFCAj IH ff , T Paul Christoph fb. P ,.z,'-:ogre 3 ' 2 ff i 11:3 j Christian Student Movement fCSMjf New l Beginning Singers fNBSj 1 I CSM Council- Front row lL-Rl: Wendy Stewart, Thomas Abraham. Wendy Collins, Darla Campain Back row Dana Jackson. Theresa Prehnell. Mark Ziclke, Craig Clary. Beth Lolley. Scott Hopkms, John Edwards, Ms Marie Bean, Angela Srygley, l l L 1 New Beginning Singers- Front row tl.-Rl: Lisa Gr1l'fin,Wcndi , Mangum, Sherry Murdock, Kim Smith, Emily Thompson, Second row Clayton Ollis Idirectorl. Nancy Harrison. Debbie Schvung tticcompanistl. Rhonda Moss. Tony Nix, Third ron'CrL1ig Clary, Jonathan Lupfer, Nlikc Chandler, l Mike Merrill, Leslie Bush. P 69 N Home Economics CIubfScrzb Club Internatzonal Clu Home Economics Club-Sitting CI.-Rl: Crystal Flynn, Melanie Merson. Betty Alley, Rebecca Stevenson, Suzy Werts. Standing: Sherry Parker. Jenny Piercy, Leah Moore, Scherli Marsh, Mrs. Brenda Russell, Elaine Banks, Bethany Morgan. Scrib Club-Sitting KL-RJ: Dr. Pat Verhulst. Stephanie Jenkins. Kneeling: Karen Eikland, Alex Williams, Duane Partin. Standing: Lisa Glosson, Treva Miller, Roy McGinnis, Pamela Hines, Christi Reed, Sherry Hoover, Carroll Sue Barron, Joanna Deaton. International Club-Sitting QI.-RJ: Thomas Abraham, Abraham Ennabe, Abdul Karim Hussin, Sven Supplies, Pamela Hines, Phillipp V. Reitzenstein, David Alvarez. Middle row: Muhammad Esmail AI-Mulla, Chieu Kim Dang, Maria Callejas, Maria Isabell Fernandez, Wendy Stewart, Dr. Katherine Macoy. Back row: Richard Chiam, Andrea Williams, Amy Aitken, Mary Fortuna. lNot pictured: Dr. Jon CrawfordfAdvisorJ w asv-I- 4 ' 'flivf 7 T' Marshals Business Honor ClubfL0g0lhicz Marshals- Front row tl,-Rt Thomas Abrahuni, Renee: VanHorn, Kim Fox, Laurie Israel, Kathy Perkins, Jennifer Ledtord. Back row: Phillip Howard,P.1ul Christopher, Philip Turner, Che- llc Huncnburg, Tom Cabaniss, Business Honor Club- Front row QL-Ri: Katrina Worley, Laurie Israel, Lisa Barnwell. Kathy Perkins, Pam Stafford, Wendy Stewart, Kamcla lvey. Back row: Phillip Howard, Kris Kramer, Jeff Thompson, Thomas Young. Trevor Cartee, Paul Christopher, Bobby Smith und Mr, Joe Blair, Advisor. Logothia- Sitting KL-R11 Angela Srygley, Dana Jackson, Eddie Waddell, Myra Terrell, Vicky Howell, Don Bradley, Standing: Cynthia King, Scott Frady. Mark Staton, Heather Simmons, Greg Burnette, Thomas Abraham, Theresa Presnell, Mike Butzberger, Dr. Robert Melvin tAdvisorJ, Scott Hopkins, Alpha ChifPhi Alpha Thetaflllartial Arts Club Alpha Chi- Front Row lL to RJ: ,l Andrea German, Kim Fox, Michele Fender. Lisa Starnes, Kathy Perkins, Teresa Griffin, Beth Estep, Laurie Israel, Angela Srygley, Jennifer Ledford. Kim Shuford, Back Row: Joey Forbes. Tom Cabaniss, Phillip Turner, Chip Johnson, Paul Christopher, Philip Howard, Thomas Abraham. Phi Alpha Theta- QL-RJ Mrs. Betty Jolley tadvisorl, Karen Eikland, Carolyn The Martial Arts Club, begun this past fall, shows a promising future Tweed, Judy Smith, Not Pictured: John Anderson. 72 -,L-v:-1 v ,4f., ,A ..- fi. Stage CrewfPi Sigma Phiffllpha Psi Omega I C! Stage Crew- lL to Rl Jim Joyce, James Hudson, Paim McLeod, Judy Smith. No! Pictured: Jim Parks, Andy Glover, Mark Ziclkc, Ed Hix, .- .V. .fu n in-v -1 i IRI ING im 1410 IWIGAIJ A, ., W ' slums -.IV lv mais umm lrvinifvs I , lull LUIIYIWS l I -U ' 'Q-Nu Hrs ' 4 .. f , 4. as - i,i,, :q:i'i',ffpi1 J' lil 2 f ' qi W l Pi Sigma Phi- Oflicers: David Collins, Chris Graham Alpha Psi Omega- From Row KL to Rl: Mike Merill, Andrea Williams, Ed Hix. James Hutchins, Jim Parks, Jeffery Lilllejohn, Duane Skoog. Back Row: Bonnie Brewer, David Baldree, Alcxcindcr Williams, Debbie Lcininger, Dunne Purim, Carroll Sue Barron, Myra Terrell, Lisa Johnson, Joanna Demon, 73 I nter- Greek Council Ill -f Ill LJ-QA 16 AKG Alqgi 714 AA AXY7 Ai f 5' , Y, .., Wa.-' 'lhfd .V t Q-5: N The 1986-87 Inter-Greek Council: Front Row tl, to RJ Barry Moore, Joe Preston, Greg Goodwin, Neil Routh fPresidentJ, Michelle Loveland CTreasurerJ. Second Row: Richard Hurt, Philip Turner, Ame Easlic, Sue Lyn Maves tSecretaryj, Audrey Fields, Hal Messick, Chris Hollilield, Crystal Flynn, Elizabeth Shuman, Kim Hutto, Elaine Randolph, Kent Rowe. Third Row: Mason Baker, Chris Chandler CViee-Presidentl, Scott Dutton, Jennifer Henderson, Amanda Hornsby, Richard Banks. he Council brings together all the Greek organiza- tions to achieve cooperation and better communi- cation between all ofthe Greeks. The Greek orga- nizations at Mars Hill are unique from the typical image attributed to most fraternities and sororities. The 1986-87 school year included many activities which helped renew an emphasis on service and social activities. The Jump Rope-a-Thon for the National Heart Fund, the can drive for Neighbors in Need, and the Greek Ball showed the commitment ofthe Inter-Greek Council to serve the col- I lege and community. In all, this was a great year. E' 1 5 11 r . - 'E ft , -l fa! f on ll z 4 ll. .. ' 74 '75-7-'17i: 55 T- 3-7'--7 ' - - T T ' F K -- 5 'T ' fi Delta Kappa Theta K L, M Delta Kappa Thetat Front Roxy lL to RJ Wayne Hycr, Bo Honeycutt, Mark Sttiton. Second Row, fvlr Durryl Norton tAdv15orl, Scott Smith, Scott Crump, Philip Turner. Neil Routh, Jeffery' Lt1tlcyohn.James Brown, Leslie Bush Third Row Mtirc Torrence, Rod Hemphill. Tracey' Cnrtee, James Hudson, Rich Hurt Fourth Row, Trevor Curtce, Jim Kennedy, Chrio Bowl- ing. --fn. v -r nn- it . - '.. U -Z H r ,,f?'h I BN V M , ' 'L B24- t9 ,fy': 1.:w,AV :Mrk I A-'Fqyiw 4: I. . aj' 20- - - 1 Y -- -'wir .- th: F, V 1:--f -.1 ....,t4,..,,, zu ., Y.. ,,,,.. R333- R'-yt ,- my. -1-GQ. ' ' -gp? v-vf144.x'.H ' ' M. T 1 , - V ,4 bBfQ,,.,i' t- . ' 'Ut' 'lift-' hfitfmf' ax .QL J J l ng - -x N . l y Y KQPPH Theta blond drive l . ,., Amy Gaskin wax the l9S6 Rose Oueen for Delta Kupptt Theta r,,,, Rod Hemphill takes the temperature ol' Ted Cook during the Delta Delta Phi Zeta Delta Phi Zeta: Front Row QL to RJ Suzy Werts, Christy O'Connor, Kimberly Worthington, Buffy Kirby, Jeri Walker, Kim Coates. Second Row: Leigh Hunter, Jana Whitehouse, Jennifer Henderson, Amanda Hornsby, Michelle LePore. Not Pictured: Kim Miley. Afiz mf With smiles like these any guy would pledge this sorority. ....L..l4.L... A common tree brings the sisterhood together whims-gag: -1- -- -f '-5r::,s .4111'Lf'mQu1f-::i,.. Iota Alpha Omega Iota Alpha Omega: tl. to Rl Eddie Waddell, Adam Huffman, Tom Cabaniss, Andy Glover, Chris Hollifeld. Wade Botkin, Clayton Ollis, Chris Royster, David Bickett. Hal Messick, Rick Goolsby. Not Pictured: Frank Huey, Mike Merrill, Chris Graham, David Collins, Paul Christopher, .lim Parks, .limmy Conley. ,rl I x Q 4 PS I V .,., f ' iivi it Z ' ,. i 1 I The pre-kick ritual is keyed on by Iota Alpha Omega Greek Night is 11 time for recruiting and for strengthening the brotherhood, 77 u.. L.. i WSI.. V S .. ,A 7 78 Iota Chi Alpha 'M,,.,,-- NJ' Q Iota Chi Alpha: Front Row iL to Rl Jenny Piercy, Melissa Mitchell. Heather Simmons, Crystal Flynn, Melanie Ownbey, Second Row: Tonya Diston, Elizabeth Shuman, Amy Gaskin, Kimberly Kendrick, Kim Fox. Third Row: Leanne Luttrell, Susan Patrick, Darci Desvoigne, Eva Eaton. Fourth Row: Michelle Loveland, Wendi Mangum, Rhonda Evans, Katherine Mann, Lisa Johnson, li I-A AA Q.. , -,...,. 2 9' .ryjx':':J 'sig me . '- A Sisters in every sense of the word. -iii, 5 B , , e 4, . T ' Q Hs., ' -. - as f-- 1xma.-f :4:...2i- Never mess with girls in fatigues. , .-'. -1-'. -4. 1, if -A A' 313537 'SVT Vf-2' 119193 --54'f1v'fQ 457 '-HL. fr tt alll' t t R --II' Sf,-E --21 52- Kappa Alpha Psi Kappa Alpha Psi, Bottom to Top tL to Rb Barry Moore, Davrd Bcnnut Tony Garland, David Campbcll, Kent Rowe, Pete Calhoun, Derek Ogleeby, Jeffrey Blanchard The Sweethearts of Kappa Alpha Psi. iff: flflllllllllllllll Ill v Q19 xr .V ' .E f -'. Ugg, ,ao dw' V' x I A ' if I' ' J' l . Q .Jw A ' : f Q. ' J f l' Swat,- cf - '-Q W4 ' Q l '5'4,.s.I,,,::-4 V 7 fx, Q Y. ' .A V 5 l -. . 4 I I 1 The traditional stickshow has The body must be turned as always been the trademark ol' well as the hat. Kappa Alpha Psi, 79 Lambda Chi Omega . , :I JL, -'bfi' ' ' 5259 Wir f-PM T -- - M fgwft gf H, , a 5 may-A - g gi 1 E . Ng 3 Q ,, M 1 N- 9 gg - : ---' 0- 1 .fo tgp' .. i a -fi ff lf, XZQC-2 'f'A?i7'yQ1gf-2si1vJE,:i'3?f - JESS' --. - '-' P. ':',.f s.,,, A L ,jf 1 XJ., ,xj,,. ,,a..T',.g-Si it . , J ' ,. -4'7l.. ' -.J '7 .-A - ' 'QPY ' ' --- 'K f .- Q.-rcs. V 4 '- 'Eff-T1-r' -'-i4Z'?,,ff'f '- , ,, ' qj 'f-.5 .ky- f-51451 fir: iiiixq w -l' f .-.4, -.Ad -Lfgaibl.-git., ,.., .. ....-- Efjii Wiqatfv Hz' ' -- i v- -Jig ita t - - l-1-5.3,-VlQ,' X , N 'W - ' G ' ' ' ' -1 A .' .H L.. Q11 . 7 1 Lambda Chi Omega: lL to RJ Bart Cockrell, Bill Mohr, DJ. Lourcey, Steve Robbins, Jim Stafford, Greg Goodwin, Joe Preston. Not Pictured: Robbie Parham, Mike Murphy, Richard Cribbs, Terry Lansdell. ., The brothers demonstrate the handshake of good ol' Lambda Chi. What is Homecoming without its alumni. 80 X t 3 ,.. - -Ti Y -Y. , ..., 4-- '1.', f' -, ' 'U- , fe- Omega Kappa Alpha FONT? Q. Omega Kappa Alpha, From Row lL to RJ Sheila Marshall. Elaine Randolph, Kim Hutlo Second Row: Kim Dayton, Lisa Wolford. Kim Buchanan, Jan Jordan, Mitzi Cline Third Row. Dorothy Roland, Bethany Morgan, Sandy Greene, Jackie Moody. Shelly Starr. Kathi Dyer, Lisa Barnwcll, Pam Brown, Fourth Row: Lee Ann En1x.Carla Hatfield, Dr. Frank Quick tfkdvisorl, Melody Suddarth, Jaime McGee, Peggy Secon, Serena Smith. Scherli Marmh, Dr, William Hutt lAdvisorj. ,li tl . e - x -Q na' f ke' , 1 1 1 X, 4 How many balloons can a pledge wear at the same timew Big Brothers of Omega Kappa Alpha: Front Row KL to RJ Jud Connell Second Row: Tim Hawkins. .lay Deaver, Wayne Puckett Third Row Lorne Maxwell. Philip Howard. David Butler, Will Laurence Fourth Row. Buck Gallon. Skip Wood. Keith Smith, Not Pictured David Langdon, Jeff Turn- er. Mike Davoren, Jeff Thompson, Mike Abdoney, Keith Kramer, Drew Fredrickson. SI . ', . 4, . ,- .rn-of--4--re. .. .4-n.v..-.. -vw-. ----.. Sigma Alpha Chi V-'Q 'mn ' Sigma Alpha Chi: Front Row lL to RJ Susie l-larmer. Tracy Jarrett, Sue Lyn Maves, Michelle Noakes, Elayne Kinne, Ame Easlic. Second Row: Elizabeth Holliday, Audrey Fields, Diane Franta, Tricia Lang, Dawn Rickert. Not Pictured: Tammy Madden, Lynn Miller, Jennifer Keener. M 1 H 1 ,I V -. r 1 Ii' 4 X. . l w Smile, you could have lost your I-Suk Big Brothers of Sigma Alpha Chi: Front Row QL to RJ Rodney Proffitt, Mike Merrill, Jay Hellinger, Bill Floyd, Mark Sifford. Second Row: Brian Bulla, Shane Lynn, Philip Fuller, Donny Cohen, Dan Woolbert, Majid Bakhtiari. Not Three blind Pictured: Mike Jay, Chris Jones, Tony Ivey, Lee Fountain. mice. f' 1 ,'a?-51: f ee-'71 f' H12-'-:Q ff -21:1 ' 753 19- ' ,I-3553-'E 9l35?37l1-i 455' zalvfifl -24is Zeta Chi Theta NA -SIX! E Nffxiw ' xx XNXQW 7 i 1 if Zeta Chi Thetaz Top Row lL to Rl Tracey Barnes, Charlie Edwards, Ronnie Hayes, Philip Howard, Buck Gatton, Scott Dutton, Chris Crist, Craig Crenshaw, Scott Rickert. Mike Arnone, Richard Banks, Wayne Puckett. Little Sisters tl. to Rl Kerry Saintsing, Dana Crum, Kathy' Kirchman, Leah Hunter, Amanda Hornsby, Pam Giles, Shelia Miller, Jolyn Kendrick, Nancy Snyder. xr - .C ' ' ' ' id' F '25-fiif?-if i:-,.,.d-T: .1 22, ,I Kerry 1 Zxg A The spirit of Zeta is felt throughout the stadium. Je -' 'H sf-N-tl. Saintsing and Shelia Miller show they are the world's strongest supervisors. 83 Q5 li li l 1, l L Embarrassment cn be the worst part of pledging-Just ask Tammy Madden and Jennifer Keener. At Greek Night. some Sigma Alpha Chi sisters plot the upcoming pledge season. Nibmzem U 1' .. .., I , 47 A., lb? fl Barry says, No, it's this way Tony. Greek Review 4 l 9 ll-' 84 it-fab, X :- J, 'QRSYTT-'Z ffl ' ' IXB enough for the both of us .T.. y. ,, x,.'bs Y ' .' ,...- - . 1. . P v Zeta Chi Theta iuiits .inxinusly fur the Homecoming piiriide to start i i mf. rw- r 'Yrf ' ,fy T-urn-inf V . , rg, 2 ' - -, A 7 r f ' X, F ' L, if Q55 ' r ' : T 'Ti' . ' n'-'ze -. .- F,, ,'.15Q,- -T . ,, 41, . 3516. :,r .- 'f - 5.3244 ' . C i'5 '-.Jia fV1t 'bf'1' zu-'Y ,-.,:'i3 7' QA? .1-':i'.-fl. - 11-Kar- 3 -.:Y' 3 rg -ry-1 X .ir-4,1 f K . gz?!5s..f25' . ':,A'-.2-jwffgt:-.f.- ,, ff: - Q, V :A-fit, 'ini K. :-3' 'ivfr--.5 - in aw X-. -. v Lisa Says. I clon't think thie chair is big l f , T' 'ffm U.. ' i , 1 r ,W I Qj- . Y ' A '47 ' Y iff -' ffl.-- ffl!! ' ' ' t 'T Y 7 iv 1.5 K A A - 4, ,- ff' '31 ' .T e , i K' I? 'L' L' ,K,.,..,- ' ' r ' 'rg 'af ' K A' X E A i . fl A Q4 ,J, 5 b J X m , . gl N H :A-r . Q A ,- .H L ' , Tw -R A Ak T V A . ' ' K I , X 4 g li .,,....g 15- V fr i I I 1 X - ' , L 1 5 x I A 4 he 1 i 5 , ' 3 'N Q L 3 -. . r ' ' , , 'J L. . Q f , 5 ef N X lc PA Ez' 1 v 'rg x -Y What a coincidence! All four are wearing the same letters Jeffrey Littlejohn and Scott Smith did not let the rain dampen their spirit during the Homecoming game. Everybody Needs a shoulder to lean on. Class Action 3 Getting a test back can be no laughing matter. 86 Mark Moore shows the fine art of sleeping with your eyes open and your head up. I I Y Q -' ,F 'L ', A- .A'l-4--3--- 1-1 . 'iv I - -v'g!fg.npe 39,1 Y Q, ' fa t L.Jf'I7 .fL :W-, . ,,f'3l2'ffg' Writing a letter and studying are typical ways of passing time between classes X XXX X '51, Tricia Lang wishes she hadn't volunteered for such a dangerous experiment. Who is paying attention in this picture? Susan or Tammy? 87 FA atlcs Cosmo Cat gets his wrist taped in preparation for the game. Tim Green finds double trouble at the soccer game. ' 'rw' S' - -wr'-kr' 4 ..gf.f'.-.-a:-:E-' - 31. :-ilftg-'I q-'1:'- '1r: 'tf-Sui-E- --'11-?.'f 3,n'fE',L 'CTF'-l'1: U'-'E-1L'Z -PS-'Liz-Tr 5 Q 'll 1 by Q. 1 'Q Q 'Q A s2-1-:-'-1-55'.-e'- -..-1'w?31f1:P2-I - .. , .., - 1'--2-'1-1'-lsriz-ru-'Q-farzd . ,. mqgag- 21:-.7 ::,-2515 -.:g-- H- -T e4-47,-.rarity-:QE 'Q 'Q-:'Qk Q....-K? ' Q X. ? m'i 24'-'a.-is 5 ' r- W- - -:-- - 'A- ' Wi it- ' I' :L 1 11 Q Q Q ..,,.-1- V -,nu--.. Ny... vu- -:ug --. 7:' ' AQQLQS--. ll N... 'cfgg Nw -sn f-Jia -Q -., - A Cathron Swift uses her keys as part of the symbolic chant before the game 73 f'3'1'f'f5'l'3 J-' 4'af ' 'A' Lk Y' - vv.: Q 3 ,- ' .4 ,sg Q Joe Pizzo wishes hc was ln ai uniform mslcud vf ll cast. Melanie Childers and Sue Evans discuss the game plan of thc Lady Lions M Q ,, :U . A1,2. , I . 4 Q . -e --. ,, .. A ? Y - mf' S- r' J '5:2:3:s1 ' G . 35?SE2E2E2E'f1E5E5E'1 'Z 8 -0 a . - S 4 -s.. X W ff A ,+ -'e.X 4.1984 '5:35E5Er1 r'r:1Q' '5:5:3:3:'2a:x. 2 1- -1g.'E':z::va: :::1:1 la rw T , Q X 45 I . I nb, 4' V . U I 5, ,X I Q, G 4 X 3 I S Un 2' ' 2 Q Q 5 X Rx K s N eff, Mg, 91 x ,Q xx i V I f Q f -..- . f 1' ,-:-1,-zf:-2:-af-:A:x :Q-:-: .f- .. .V -:.:--- 4 -r:'f-f1-.-.+:- --2 --.:f'21'23161.f 2 :'L'?2f:'-' --: 'xisizi-?:ZN5zZ1:si?siZsE1 , i J if F , f 0 0 , M, A halftime smile is given by Kristi Garren, Amanda Hornsby, and Leigh Hunter, 89 x N 1 n 9 r 1 3 C r The Yearbook staff works patiently as Sandra Smith, the Herff Jones representative, gives helpful suggestions. 90 y--X, . sly-- ii I. -is TP io u A' Us L N 'L Practice makes perfect, as Dave Fleming demonstrates. '-r , ADA Look! Tammy Madden got mail! ... ,., -777' 'f 't f T , fri Ju t People r.. 6 Kim Kendrick impressed even thc ymrcnls during , A Purenfs Weekend LL -A X Even as a pledge. Jennifer Keener finds time lo cut Fi l l l I ' f fi ,f, ,il x Q 4' U I i I ff x . 1 af ,I X ' . F..- K ffm Audrey Fields finds that a seat and Ll bear is all that is needed forthe bus trip to Lenoir'Rhyne. 9 l l I W DZQQEM Usfffmff EQ YB W p .ig Q- N..n F-.EJ ffhfzjl J L Rex J-J 'Sf 55251 EUR L I N' ' 1 hx , , -x -f , Xu: --.fi , 'ilVNM-Q if X ' w I I . 'x R, ' f-1 AA! Q 5 .' Ns... Xxig' . s , azg KX-X if ks ,A - 1 1' -x Q Q ' -' f 5310 M--., V f' gi , 5,3 - A , ,-d -if .TILY rzxgivi XX V 1 l wffQflL-f Qi g , X 'P cp , ' Z XX HA TU L. X X K Q A MN :F 'A' fk Q'Q,11Lli'QxffZ ff 3 'K nfl 5 J 3 i XE w W ' yy' 'Y tw S3 k? J-Oigfpf-fb' fy if il X Xx , Q, f' I f f xx 1 I If ! Q -Z ,f f 7'f :NAM . , ,,. X N f,, Ls: '-'LE-1, r !'i , KW LIJJ? utr: MI g Q XLX gf aw yigwrzplyqiwl -so-QAXJE ' f N3T?Tr' Q.N,,Q,.QQ ...Zio-xl' Coach Riggins has a heart as big as Santa Claus! ! . i Cr llQ ,,k Q Asheville displays a spectacular light show for all to see. Chri tmas Spirit ,..,- ..V-V-. ,,v ..,. , AZ X, ,-A. 'Qfi Y' , ---- I-F? -1 Y, 11-H 'lv K -nr 3' . W, 5. NE . 392, . r I' -' sud-L 5 .x, ,. JSP :' -77X ' l A I ' ' - Vx V 14 X ' v , X '- b ' Y' V. . 4 Nh , H xx ,- , X ,pd 4' 1 I 1, J Y T .. I .I A if A 1 ,' i V x l ,4 , l ,r AL . ' L ' K - .'x' The Huffman Tabernacle Choir serenadcs Men's Hill Wllh Christmas carols, Leenie Foiles makes a Lu! mmutc check .nl thc Timberline Clll'lNll'lI.lN P.1rly Christmas. :tk thc rcul thmg' - , Y 1, .--, . -V ---- -s,gyu:.m y-.pv--- . - --w-a.w-.xv-fu-vu he crash of helmets and pads ringing out over the cheering crowds. The last ball slowly swishing through the net as the final buzzer sounds. A very important aspect of college life was the excitement and the thrill of sports and athletics. Viv- id memories of The Big Game and of That Last Playv have always stood out in one's mind. It does not matter whether or not we had a win- ning team. We knew that every single person on our teams-whether they played the position of goalie, quarter- back, or waterboy-were winners for they gave it their all. All of our ath- letes, coaches, and trainers reached for the stars, and our support and love for them helped them to reach even higher. The tears of victory re- sounded throughout the campus, and the tears of loss echoed noiselessly amongst the ranks. Yes, we remem- ber . . . we remember. ll O lo ,e e I , I Q I . 1 I ' .fs . V 34 Et. ww . xh 1 MAI -. rl 5' QQLQ, I Cl 4., -an n4lg,..' N, Q ,hw I 4 1, NJ ..'1Q'3kgff!', 4, f Sgr? A Q l f M1 n.,-. -, . r ,. A . iw.- 4 . - , ' ' , 4 -1-'-wwzhs. A- -44 .ei 1 .-.,. .V-i,1.--'.:i.f'-+43---J-Eff-. .N-i'f'?.v.v , - , ..,x ' ., ..-f' ,--,ffm ' an 'i ' .-.11- 1-hL5k:.!' ' iw' W . r Q , v.'!'l 1 -J -4. ,' . 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' - ' A Y- iq' 1-W-.,-I 'JN- 1 1 -+ ' s ' ' Ze, f DHS '4,'?1 A, I l The dream of a second consecutive SAC8 championship is in the mind of each MHC football player, especially Pele Calhoun as he cradles the ball in the opening game against Guilford. Never Surrender fl lthqyugh it was im- season. Alternate quarter- able to repeat as back Wayne Scott filled in South Atlantic Cori- for him. Even in all this ference champions, the '86 d-'i1fkUCSS, When giving up Mars Hill football team en- WOUld have been easy, the joyed an exciting Season, Lions did not lose hope. closing its season with a big Starting with a victory over win over Elon to make me Presbyterian, during one of final record 7-3-1. With vic- the rainiest homeeomings tories over Guilford, Liberty CVCT, the LiOnS began a and Catawba, the Lions comeback. With successive opened the season with a victories over Wingate and three-game win streak and L6110if'Rhy11e, Mars Hill were ranked second in the made 21 threat on the Cham- nation among NAIA Divi- Pi0UShil9SbU'f all UPSCY defeat sion I teams. Then trouble by G3fdHCf'WCbb and Car- started. A loss to Newberry, SOI1'NCWm21Ii,S Win over a tie with Wofford and a loss Pfesbylefiall P111 the Cham- to Carson-Newman dropped pionship out of the Lionis the mighty Lions to 3-2-1, reach. Instead ofgiving up at As an added calamity, quar- that Point, hOWever, the terback Joe Pizzo broke a Mighty Li0nS p0Sted a victo- bone in his leg in the Carson- fy Over EIOI1 10 bring the sea- Newman game and missed son to a great end. Good job, much of the remainder of the guys! ir u1l'11uiup.nniu1ir-new-a l 1' vii wstni 'WL 1 1 4.1 5.0! Si! Wayne Scott calls signals over David Campbell runs the sideline , the din of the crowd. again. ,fl 1 4. iff-Q-1 in um.: - '-ek r . . ' 54, I 7 ,Wai -I. .inf -AA-1 lx L! Gil Joe Pizzo drops back for a pass as Pele Calhoun blocks off opponents. N. GF! J lim ' 'vu:.7- ' an va?--nT'f-V -- v ...1 , W ,a 5- rf-Q,-Y -YL: -.ff-' - -5,.',e4----'fa af:-fy -we shit .IQ -if . no V .2 D' 'f ' ef 'ff - in ' . 1 Srl 5 r-eb A at-Signs: Fxcqrhalvlf ,if -71 .H 41 44 49 wg 41 l 6 4 A f ,., l o 1 I . 181 I yf W I5 5 Q 1 iw, ls l 0- l 1-. l98b-I987 Returning Players: Ruw I H10 rrfDaud Campbell. Txm Burnell. kenny' English. Daud Shcnby, Greg Barley, Danny Wlse.N1ayld Bakhlraru, Tnny lxlxxne. Wayne Scull, Tracy Barnes. Rnd Hemphill Row Z Carlos Meedham. .lne Prim, Vlrke Joy, Pele Calhoun. Davrd Benncu, WlllucK'ampagna,Pe1e Vlanacll. Darrell Saucler, Mrke Sums. Tam Carsan, Buck Gallnn. Dun Cole Row J Sham: Lynn. Charlcx Edwards, Bull Prcnn, Wayne Puckell, Dxclrlch Marlm, Keith Kramer, Mark Menmll, Steve Farmer, Lee Marchman, John Weeks. Gene Brown Row 4-Davud Langdon, Km lxrarner. Clarence Bryce. Terry Caiey. Craig Curus, Rodney Borders. Tnny Saxmn, Darrell Dawkxnx. Andrew Whitehead. Sent! Houston. Tum Arken. Danny Danes Row S- Scull Smllh. Robert Alexander, Marty Crmwbv. Lee foulaln. Jerry Barnes, Steve Chandler. Tracy Ponder. Braun Fancher, Andrew Gulnyard. Rodney Clark. Joe Zrchlchr Ruw h Rlchard Oulls. Barry New, Lance Roland, Rodney Hall. Waller Hawes, Lorne Maxwell. Jeff Blanchard, JeflW1lIlams, Mlke Ward, Alan Coley. Fred Davey. Aaron Gllmnrv: Row 7 Managers Charlex Grlffen,Tuny'Ivey',M1kC Shell-m.Br1an Talley, Mxlyc Davoren, Bruce Hurt lEqulpmcnl Managersh Run. K-Head Cnach Steve Fallon. Cuaches Bnb lxramer, kellh Roden. Randell Uwens, Vlc Shealy, Fclmn Stephens, Tum Thomas l986-l987 Freshmen Players: Frm-nl Row lL to Rl'fRegglc Taylur. Loremo Cunningham, Mrke N1-Jody. Trapp Green, Randy' Whnmn, Tony lxlllc,Chr1sJone5, Vlxchacl Ford Znd Row-'Tony Hunter. Daryl Mans. kelly Walker, Jet Turner, Jann Grxssop. James Paylon J.-mary Mnchcll ara Row 'Jeff Holland, Henry Walker. Inhnny Allen, Matthew Phylhuan. Dennis Muranda, Stacy Runmn, Bobby West, Steve Tlptun 4lh Rnw-George Wrnn, Jeff Allen, Brian Muller, lxenh Ledfnrd. RJ Walcrn Em. W--nlcn. Je-ue Williams Slh Row' Y Scnll Dacus. Brsan Wxllckc, Thane Marlins, Ons Brooks. Keun Wright. Edwm Shcrer. ,lucy Bnenx. Troy Paunn buh Rlnv' Buddy Crux. 'vllcheal Larrnmurc 71h Rnw--Bnb lxramcr, lxellh Rndcn. Sieve Pallnn, Randell Oweny, lelmn Stephens. Vuc Shealy, Tum Thnnyaa, Nlrke Shelwn lr l l 1 1 yi! l 1.8, on I V A -1 'F MIMQQ Q, f.l iv lx: W ,Q nl Q ,. N .H 99 T 'T 1 f - ' - I lc' T il., .., . y - - I . I 1 -q 1. M Football cont. I y 1 1 '1 . ,. ' r it .' 1 1 ' Herb Amato, head trainer, David Shealy boots one ' .. takes care of injuries on the through the uprights for field. three points. ie 4' 41f, ',gEif ' :fplypf IW! Lv .I f1l,, V I .1 :T M ' ., ff Pete Calhoun evades two Wayne Scott drops back Presbyterian tackles as he into the pocket for a long carries the ball downfield. pass. ., N.. ,. . . ' . 1 Q i' 1'-rmfrg-r 'X new-I: 'I 1-5 :T T '4 14,1 'L Alu .- QI ,F 1- iff? Q-261,53 , ffl' fu' V ala I D , 1 A.. -e i - x '- - US. -Ii -Q 'LE' Q.-.f::LaLo.v, Joe Pizzo drops back for a Boy, this sure looks fun! SCOREBOARD MHC Oppon Gurlford College. Llberty Umvemty Catawba College Newberry College Wofford College Camon Newman College Prexbyterran College Wmgate College Lcnorr Rhyne College Gardner Webb College Elon College A Smashing Hit. reat is the only word to de- scribe this year's Lady Lion volleyball team. Although some good players had been lost from a championship 1985-86 squad, this year was not a rebuilding year for the Lady Lions. They had 40 regular season matches and fin- ished with a record of 28 wins and 12 losses. They won the Concord In- Lady Lions of 1986-87: Front Row QL to R5 Angie Miller, Cindy Hodge, Kim Longhouser. Monica Savage, Kim McKinney. Back Row LL to Rl Coach Janet Cone, Jackie Moody, Melanie Wright, Carol Christopher, Wendy Epley and Rebecca A. -1 Ward. vitational Tournament again, and their impressive performances dur- ing the season took them to post- season, but a loss in the first round ended their season. The final 28-13 record made it a great year. Rebec- ca Ward and Cindy Hodge were named to the All-District 26 and All-Tournament teams. Congratu- lations, Ladies, on a great season! Angie Miller puts one over two opposing players 5.4- ,,.l ,.f -gZ... a ,- fi ,..,e ,-5 ,.,i , in H. ,-Q O2 Qfjag 21' '- ,-gr: , 'N' x f f ' 4 44 .. -eg 'RT . 4 AW, - nv' 1 . 1 0 . O 9 -Q, .4 It takes two to stop one Lady Lion, W3 N gg: if Er -5 f .1 ' 1 'f -+T...: ,f l mms: 9' .. -9 l . N 5 ix Kim Longhouser serves the ball for Uh, do you want me to get i!7 vs X.. - a quick score. 5 , 'y -. 'Q -' 5. qi- Mr .-rr. . .4 ....nn.u...M-A Q..-N.. V'ball cont. M sf Cmdy Hodge sets the ball fo a sp ke l' om a teammale Here, you take the ball IO4 i ' ff L. ,,fz f my fi A l S . . 4 4 f - 0,1 nv- , 1 - C XX X l X Y 1 f 4 1' A Wh Y l r gm ML l .:.. 4- Q --i X H, Y- Y 9 l ll 1 K -' -In fxwirfzi T'..-ig,vx'iE 1'121!'2.,i' . 21-fz7,.,.'T..'.'+'.e,iEa+ 5 1' -ef?-f-mfr nr'w+ee-'ffwwf--fvfvflul' Jackie Moody tries to get lhe ball over the net. 1-r ' I ,I1 L . id . -44' ' N YQ: x14 5 Xf X l e-A --vi M 9 1, 1 You jump like this. Rebecca Ward sends the ball down for a score. Scoreboard MHC Opponenl 0 Concord College I I Kung College Z 2 Wlngdle College 0 2 Pembroke College l 2 Elon College 0 I Tusculum College 2 2 Belmont Abbey 0 2 Davidson College 0 2 High Polnl College l I Plelfler College 0 Z Presbyerran College 0 Z G.srdner'IA ebb College 0 3 Gulrford College 0 I Catawba College Z 2 Elon College 0 2 Concord College 0 Z Berea College 0 Z Glenville College 0 Z R10 Grande College 0 0 King College 1 2 Concord College I Z King College O 3 Belrnonl Abbey 0 0 Lenoir Rhyne College Z I I Allanllc Chrlsllan Z ' 4 l High Pom! College 2 Q 2 LINC'Ashevllle O I G:1rdnerfWehb College 0 I I 2 Doxudson College 0 l 0 Marshall Ln:-.emly 2 2 Fmrmonl College 0 U I West Liberty 0 I Rm Grande College Z Z Alderson-Broaddus 0 0 Kung College 2 2 ETSU 0 I Newberry College 0 1 L'sC-spdrembufg 0 2 Tusculum College 0 . 0 ETSU Z 5 I Hugh Polnl College 3 105 1 f I ,f I 1 I: I I I F I I ll If Soccer: ictor at Last! h, the thrill of win- ning!! After strug- gling for 3 years for a winning season, the Mars Hill soccer team finally met its goal. Under the leader- ship of Coach Norbert Goode and Assistant CoachfPlayer Majid Bakh- tiari, the team ended the sea- son with an 8-7 record, the first winning record in the history of the Mars Hill soc- cer program! There were also many other great achievements. Scoring a to- tal of 50 goals in 15 games, the team missed getting a berth in the district playoffs Mars Hill College's Soccer team for 1986-87: Back Row II. to RJ Ebrina Ceesay, Robert Green. Dean Fukar, Craig Cranshaw, Jeff Tetrick, Kevin Keehan, Kelly, Coleman. Gary Harrison, .lim Trivison, Sven Supplies, Mike Donnely, Coach Norbert Goode. Front Row CL to RJ David Collins, Majid Bahktiari, Jimmy Owens. Chris Crist. Tom Cook, Shawn Roebuck, Chris Graham. Rodney Franklin. tNot pictured: Manager Katherine Mannl 106 by one goal, they were sec- ond in the district in team of- fense, and sixth in team de- fense. Two players earned the recognition and honor of being in the top 10 players of District 26: Majid Bakhtiari was second andMike Donne- ly was sixth. Meeting these goals and accomplishments was not an easy task. The team practiced long and hard hours, never giving in to the burdens and hardships that attacked them relent- lessly. They achieved some- thing that was unprecedent- ed at Mars Hill College. Way to go, team!! Gary Harrison concentrates on keeping the ball from his opponent while setting for a goal. l i t iff ...lf-iq 4- X Turf'-f 3' xl , : Sw f'w eT-' 1 :ff 'ff l VT. 2 '- 'M1 ' ' -, ,. Q-' 1---V Q ELF 2-1-v.,-'-L, fl :Shel Q Q mmf fy., ' st , - fl- ' D 577- . ' ' C Y 'MQli',,,i ay ll .xllu -was uv Sv.. I+'-I .Lf 1 ' ,, 1, .lv XILIQ -Q! we J 1 A - I an ' PM is ev nib' KN 'Pi' Wy, JI w'iP1. QTLVX -i ,Q - 'f 'fi' L 1 qv . .4 V 1 - ,,, U 1 A Q. .-Al' -. 1-..' 4'9 ' ' P W 4.4 - 0'-'X . L. -' ' -e - e - -M 4- A y N , :Ni . ,-Ne - l l Majid Bahktiari readies to pass the ball downfield for a score. Tom Cook jumps high while making an unbelievable play. .4...h4 -,. '+' ,!9.'2M,3jg9p1. .' . -1. e ' ww-,' 'i A- 'ff . ' ' ' '21, ,N if-4.H.jj4Z: - l . if 2 1,52 ' 1. Bly? i -' I ,a .' ' 'JI' -. , w . I. ,- ny, 'fgh -J: In - .. 1 ul f- ' Awf. fmiw 9-Sl kink I I X - ' a. . ' ' 4 ' il., ,.., ......- ll Fil! ' 1 Mike Donnely sets for a kick and a possible score. l07 N' uP x A., xx 4. 91 -4 Q N, -ba T l , vj,,x,!1, - 4 ,K . . .. - -,. , .. ,, H . ,, ,ul-wa'fgn-.,., - . . -.V.x.,,. . .-.h . ' 1 , ls . , gy, sn.. A , . :K--ag -ii.-J ,li .-. -' ..,, .,,,. , ., ...f.,. Y. ' X' I 9-.-'rr-arf' I' . Pia .L, grip, . . . ' . l Q X... ., NJ-vw-Q 1 Vx- SA Y . x4 .-1-Qi 1 H,wfN3.A4'.:T -. ... I-Q 5130. x' H'-' - n J' ,. pf. .1-Q, qgvw 1 s.hUu.v6-4 'JPG yu -1' '- ' I .xg ' Sick?--'L -.. 5. 5 5 Y Q v , Kelly --keepv Coleman Manager Katherine Mann . An. - keeps Mars Hill's goal safe lakes notes OH the gamels ' from attack, PTOEVCSS- ..,,A Qbsi 0.K., now that I have it what do I do? SCOREBOARD MHC Opponent Elon College Pfleffer College Gullford College Warren Wrlson College Oglethorpe College Lenolr Rhyne College Belmont Abbey College Kmg College Llmestone College Central Wesleyan College Wmgate College Mt Ollve College Carson Newman College Hrgh Pomt College 1 2 0 ' 4 0 ' 2 5 - ' 1 I 3 3 ' - 0 l 3 1 UNC-Asheville 2 0 ' 3 I0 ' 4 6 0 2 ' l 9 . ' 0 8 - 3 3 ' ' 2 1523? Q x ex l-V. A 'A--'Q X. r 4 1986-87 Mars Basketball Team: CL to RJ Monica Savage, Robin Kearns, Carrie Imus. Lee Ann German, Pam Keirsey, Missy Buckner, Carol ' Christopher, Kim In The Driver s Seat his year the courts belonged to the Lady Lions! Midway through the season the Lady Lions Basketball Team had compiled an 8-4 record, being undefeated at home with a 5-0 record. The leading scorers-Andrea German, Lee Ann Enix, and Mary Busker-were su- ported by the rest of the team in the victorious struggle for dominance in the district. The team had a new head coach, Janet Cone, and expected a lot out of her. She lived up to the chal- lenge and constructed a winning team even though she lost three lettermen. The six lettermen returning, along with the five walkons, worked hard to reach their goals and to grab a hold of the stars. Way to go, ladies! Hill Women's Enix, Andrea Brown, Ann Dayton. X3 N- JL Ji? 4 me B b C O nt' Lee Ann Erux bnngs the ball down court past her Hey! Hey! Hi! I'm going back to calling men's games: 1hey're not as rough! - s.f.,.g L ' - , g-W ' CC. sees the ball. SCRAMBLE! bwrubmrd NHIK, Upp1ncn1 S' 1f1f111ff Q11 W 11mu.1.1nf 'Z Nl x1.111g.1n 1' Q1 kN1ug.11u M Kll Nun bcrr1 111 14.1 x11111g.m 'Z K5 Bclmunl fXbbc5 'J :1 NH-xlcr1xL'ar1111n.1 11: X2 mfdnfrwx ebb hw rw-1 flnn 1.-4 vv Lw1111'R11,nQ w V4 l,1nm11melOT1 xv Jw 16 A11.1n111 C11r1N11.m x I7 Pfmbf.111f x 24 Berry ,x IX LM-x fx II Gunlfurd 'K Feb 1 Tum111m1 m 5 Nhnngdle -x 1 mrdnff VN ebb 11 11 Huber 51.1111 11 H I2 H1ghP111n1 11 Y' 14 13.111161 51111111 bx W Ih Bflmum -Xbbrx x 10 Tuwulum 11 1Edi!o1 s No1egDucto deadl1r1es,mostscores were unzxvmlublc 111 Mme of printing J 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1 2 1 N et Result he men's basketball team struggled this year due to injuries, the loss of key players, and the inexperience of the squad Playrng to full potentral was dlfflcult but under the dlrec t1on of 1ts new coaches the team worked hard and gave a good ef fort on the court It won fewer than lt lost but the total performance showed promrse for the future So we say You gave 1t your best shot fellows we were beh1nd you all the way Better days are ahead New coach Davld Rlggll lS hopes to turn the Mars Hull Men s basketball program around 1986-87 Mars Hlll Men s Team Back row LL RJ Paul Davls Settle Tom Becker Ben il if l! -ul l Walker David Jensen Darell Crocker Front row QL RD Jon Hancock Roger ldstrom Randy Howard Tony Davrdson Bruce Tohver Aaron McKmght Jeff Bell ii 1 . ' - , , I ' 1 tt - , , 2 ., , . -- v A ' ' - I . . ' - 2 V -i -1- Shelwyn Klutz, Butch U - - -- I I I ' C . - 1 lt ,. ' .1- , t 'P I , ,.'L',7.L.' T' 5 ' Butch Settle Drives one in at Ll slum dunk contest before the first game. Q1- ...--f David Jensen Tosses in a jumper for two. Aaron McKnight Watch out 4 Lays in another basket, here I .at easy two. Come! A ig A 3 V - . fi' I 5 I U I I I I I I A, !fi'v I X 1 W v 9 v 1 1 I .. is vw -1-4' ' .U-.4 . s .7iL1. 1.96. XY- ' Y? ,rf -rw' J, , 1-gf., S r' A- 1? I can do this with my eyes closed. I can touch thc bz1cklJoard! N11 47 K4 71 OU 111 64 +14 new 72 112 M N 1111 71 S11 .111 c IL N! 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' n s .L- -'xj,Wff.:l','-G.f.k X ff,-:' ' 1, i 5 1 I , - Q..-f.,..g if -, 4.a'q'iR5:.f'- -' '- w ' .e 'A iv-J. -'- ,.e ' , ' ' '-.- , ' ' ,-L- '-. ' 434133 3- . '.- Q wfif-,rj'gZ.-1 ' s, l . 'g , .ff ,P - 'V H ,M f 'f,5siw-,-x.-'g,.i,. 41f'j 1 ,,',,',?R1j NL-J. , .,:.-Amfilx I.. x ' , . gal, N. .N if -,Z 'LA' . -. l,, ':-i-LJ V., , N I A 1,i:+r',i,' ,' L-.1 1' , byqi. , .sh .I X , A . 1 , , ,Q x.: 1, , ,ii Jar-.,:ut.l P V , ', ' ' s ' ., ' '-if:- ' 4.34---.. SL-f',,w.3 151- -'11 ' 1 , ' - ' 1 - ' ' ' ' 4 ' ., '- N . .' 1 'P . '-.v- , 2.'- ff ' 'ff A- -f ----- -W -Y ! ' .Wu 4--A-. , - -.- A - ,.,Q,LQ,-1, .-LJ'-.l.,,1.,1f' :.A,gfV5',5gfQ,JN,-'1i'l 16: N E 'f. i CH MPS Winners of the 1986-87 Men's Intramural Flag Football Championship were the Absillosz lL to RJ Back Row- Keith Smith, Mike Abdoney, Ken Orsillo, Sam Farb, Jeff Turner. Front Rowfllonnie Hayes. Richard Banks, Scott Maneckc, David Butler. ., C. , - 'W ' ' if-R h, .vi wg, In I If . , ' L s A . 'rv f- ' ll !' ' , A . X, 'V 5 F . ' N l fi , A - -4 tx.-X? ' r .knxh - V 1 'IQQ' we ' ' I' I 1--n 'W Q X .' -,y '-' .A 91.14. ,R , ' 'wi F A . . 'A ' 1- L 'fi.3v pu . 4 .. , ..fL,:- X,-.-N 4 V5 if ,Q tifdllf-' 7 W U 1 N -gh. w N' f -, , QM 51 . , 'if ..-. 'A ps '.'z'.x l L Q ' l K 3. fi - 1 ff - N -N 7 . l ' 8 i l A l I 1 Winners ofthe 1986-87 Women's Intramural Flag Football Championship were the 0-House Girls: IL to Rl Cindy Hodge, Kim Longhauser, Terry Steed, Tammy Ballard, Donna Satterfield, Lisa Rhodes. Carrie Smith, Mary Busker, KNO! pictured: Ellen Sechrestl ' I --wr ,, ,J ., -7 T . .1 if 3'- Winners ofthe 1986-87 Intramural Water-Polo Championship were the Reid's Receders: Front Row tl. to RJ Leigh Hunter. Kristi Garren, Cindi Wike, Doni Crum. Back Row 11.10 Rl Garry Harrison, Kelly Coleman. Donny Cohen, Chip Thompson, Majid Bahktiari. ll9 I , 'F ' ,, vim frc' - 1 A 55 Qu- '4,ff'5LQ?f 2N5g4?m , '?.l'i- ' ' ' ' , 1 -,f4 .f,,r -- -,'- f,.-.11 f Y- - 1. If t . A , - jggfg:m:3f1.'T?,.vk ,f .f..: . L ' ' 1 'V-rs' 'lf . ' . , M, - x , . , .B f -x 'il , f if 'ff' . If xv W. . A.5'Qir . -I N l I 5 lr' yd f vp N 1 7 Hg , 5 -.....,, W-2 . ww -. Q 1.1.-+-rf' 1 V' - '. K V' 4-.f 4-,.,.N - ,Q , ' ,if , ' ' , l'7bl ww . 1 as U . -v .I I .bw 1 'v A 4 f Z ' 9 , . 1 - ' Y 4 I S-1' 5 'nu- 'Q P' u. l JK , n 1 , ' Q J gf, Q lf ' - .He- e .5- 1, Q- ff, is , ,- '1' aj? Q. r-I. .. -13 ny Le 1 2 .f-'-. rv If -,x 3 ..1 ir -wk ...I , I. V. .y ,y ,A uv r Q. 5 :H L nu..- if X as lil A X 3 The academic authority of the college is symbolized by the , .- , V mace. 4 , 1 1 N, -EI-J,,,zg3 Z, - ., 5512? i ,:'.:.s,f: '1'?4a-w.:p,1,,'. - ., wp .. ,Q , 5. 4 ie . r -.4.-l 1' ! f A X ' 'i X . 1 . L 'f'H 'i -- X i,, a H,- 'V ,Z I .- fl' fl? , . ff im i X , , - i MQ' ff' eople riends. Teachers. Staff. Advi- sors. These are people who made our campus become like a second home for students. It was a wonder- ful feeling to be able to walk across campus and see a smile or hear a Whazup from practically every- one seen. The teachers and other staff members made students feel special by remembering the name and by being able to recognize them. Yet, the people who were not visible also helped to make Mars Hill a beautiful place to learn. There were janitors who kept the rooms and halls clean in the dorms. The people who worked in the kitchen were constant- ly busy preparing the food so that everyone could have a hot, balanced meal. The administrative staff kept the business affairs and other mat- ters going so that the school could have a smooth flowing process. When visitors came to The Hillf' they no- ticed the warmth and love that all of the campus shared. Senior class officers-CL to RJ Bo Honeycutt CPresidentJ, Ellen Sechrest fTreasurerJ, Philip Turner fVice-Presidentj. Not Pictured-Kim Buchanan fSecretaryJ. SE IGRS Thomas Abraham Chemistry Keral, India Connie Allen Elementary Education Bryson City, NC 'YV' y longstanding tra- dition, the Senior Class President of- fers some sort of farewell message. I'll spare you the mushy yearbook prose and leave you with a single thought, borrowed from Longfellow: Nothing is left now, But a majestic memory, May yours be a fond one. Sincerely, ga' fsfwhyfmlf Bo Honeycutt Class of 1987 Elizabeth Alley John Anderson Elaine Banks l-l.E. Education History Home Economics Reidsville, NC Casar, NC Weaverville, NC in Richard Banks Business Adm. Spartanburg, SC Andy Behl David Bennett Sports Medicine Recreation Springfield. VA Charleston, SC Debra Bowen Anthony Bowlin Sociology Business Adm. Nokimis, FL Dandrige, TN C3 Pam Brown Robert Brown English Religion Mars Hill, NC Hendersonville. NC BBQ' 4-- Teresa Blackstock Recreation Taylors, NC Vivian Bowlus Psychology Tamp, FL Rodney Bryant Business Adm. Appomatox, VA Valdemar Borchgrevink Music Education Wcaverville, NC l Bonnie Brewer Theatre Arts Pittsboro. NC Y V.-si QR Eric Buchanan History Asheville. NC 1 G ASW . sf Wadc Botkin Sociology Pametto. FL 'S John Brock Music Education Fletcher, NC TT Kim Buchanan Chemistry Bakersville. NC ll 26 fa C. 7 gigs. K swf QM 3 3. Brian Bulla Robin Burgess Alric Burleson Lesley Bush David Butler History Physical Education Accounting Religion Chemistry Greensboro, NC Matthews, NC Newland. NC Columbus, NC Bakersville, NC SE IORS Darren Perdue, Dawn Clifton. Sheila Woodall, Sandra Keller. and Beth Lolley End conversation helps pass the time quickly. 'lily fl: ' 65 4. , N l 1 . ' . L 1 Q l Lisa Cockrell David Collins Wendy Collins James Conley Jud Connell Music Education Physical Education Chemistry International Business Chemistry Mooresville, NC Bradenton. FL Elizabethtown, NC Bakersville, NC Social Cirlce, GA 9. c l i '4 1,00 David Campbell Recreation Charleston, SC Dawn Clifton Art Studio Work Bergholz, OH f? 6 Donna Campbell Sociology Jefferson. NC Mitzi Cline Accounting Largo, FL Adrienne Caravetta Michael Chandler Paul Christopher Fashion Merchandising Religion Computer Info Science Miami, FL Valdese, NC Sylva, NC Kim Coates Physical Education Zirconia. NC Lesa Coates Elementary Education Marshall, NC Bart Cockrell Business Administration Ponte Vedra Beach. FL . ,,,,.' ' 2 ?! 'F' Y , I - vi Y v X .I . A .pl X - V-Lui D -t rx Mfx- f ,614 U -,L .-, 5 .. i ggi + . , F - 1 J L KL F Q A , 8 i' ' I I i 'Nga-M' QV i T' 'V 'S 'ft ri 'i 1 -if x ' ef 1' R I 'AW 0, mfg' 9 'L , T A Y - . f w a wr ' 's' - . A - V ' ff ' Lesley Bush always stays active as host for the Wren Bart Cockrell, Mike Merrill, and Joey Forbes enjoy the August sun. College Union. 12 128 Renee Cooper Music Education Belmont, NC Lisa Griffen takes time off from I ff A I i -' ' 7 i i 'fx-a r 9 ' - ' 5L 4 ft ' - 1 .MXH pl E- S , Q . clvx x ' i , 'ar -. ,, N .I - ChfiSlil'la CFHHC -lHl'liCC Davis Kim Dayton Perry Elizabeth Deans RCCTCHUOH Social W0l'k Biology Church Recreation FlCfChCl', NC Mars Hill. NC Spruce Pine, NC Mt. Pleasent, SC ' her job to talk to David Shealy. , A - Bette English Elementary Education Mars Hill, NC 7 Wendy Erwin Steven Farmer Michelle Fender Maria Isabel Fernandez Music Education Marketing H.E. Education Spanish Rock Hill, SC Ashville, NC Burnsville, NC Matthews, NC I3 Q is NQQVX K' Jerrel Deaver Reginald Dixon BankingfFinance English Bristol, VA SE 4- dr Tommy Fletcher Recreation Athens, GA Gastonia, NC V , , V V v - ,.-I -,V Q1g, 1-1 --eg-+V-2---:Q-!-?,.k1 - we .:,... -2 ,g.f-.....Er...,.,-..- W --.-- fr- X Scott Dutton English St. Petersburg, FL J, 13 IORS I- Crystal Flynn Home Economics Redwood City. CA .ft '52 Z C, f Kim Fox English Hickory. NC Bart Cockrell and Chip -i Johnson wait in the endless line L of registration. ly Karen Eikeland Sarah Eison History Recreation Brevard, NC Claremont, NC 1 A l Victoria Fox Cathy Frye Fashion Merchandising Social Work Burnsville. NC Spruce Pine, NC 129 i A u.. Jim Parks dictates his life history to the nurse before giving blood. ,A . f -'U A Avxbpr i , ,v 1 4 ., .M , iw V P ' - f L f' ,I i 1 , 'C . ' T .iw G' , . . J C i rf, Geraldine Girard Elementary Education Mars Hill, NC l30 L .Af 5? 44- '- SN Steve Robbins has his friend to do his homework for him. mrfqwiwq Lisa Glosson Chris Graham Tim Graham Hal Greene English Physical Education English English Zephyrhills, FL Palmetto, FL Wise, VA Claremont, NC A .l .xtex x .Z 4 Sandra Greene Dean Griffin Lisa Griffin Rochelle Hanenburg Yvonne Hardin Accounting Sociology Computer Scicnce Phymcal Education Chemistry Fletcher. NC Ashville, NC Morganton. NC Palm Harbor, FL Mars Hill, NC 'Fr' . 43 2 ' , ow 3 Z A . 3 . 1 Carla Hatfield Scott Heath James Henley Billy Hershey Tami Higgins Psychology Management Religion Physical Education Mathematics Morristown. TN Dallas. TX Lineolnton. NC Orlando. Fl. Burnsville, NC l Trina Hollister Bo Honeycutt Rodney Honeycutt Scott Hopkins Hanna Hubbard Art Education Elementary Education Recreation Religious Education Accounting Mars Hill, NC Spotsylvania. VA Mars Hill, NC Chamblee, GA Dillon, SC SE IURS l I J0'1l 'vl l Chatting in front of the cafeteria, Victoria Fox and Suzy Werts make plans for after class. af vt ' l Adam Huffman Doug Hunter Kim Hutto Wayne Hyer Kamala Ivey Religion International Business Allied Health Religion Accounting Connelly Springs, NC Asheville, NC Robinsville, NC Asheville, NC Chiefland, FL 5 fe? Gary Jamison Stephanie Jenkins Joseph Johnson Paul Johnson Jan Jordan Management English History Religion Chemistry Mars Hill, NC Chiefland, FL Asheville, NC Cherryville, NC West Jefferson, NC SE IGRS 132 7 X T A A Sandra Keller Religion Marshall, NC 20 at Debbie Lcininger Theatre Artb Mars Hill. NC Cynthia King Biology Norlinu, NC Jeffery Littlejohn Theatre Arts Forest City. NC Tw 'q ' ' 6 L-x Q Beverly Kirby Keith Krzimcr Will Lawrence Psychology Biology Chemistry Clcmmons, NC Mars Hill, NC Murfreesboro, NC David Nocera smiles at thc camera as he enjoys the game. V-v-.gy V. .,., Lugo fT,' Carol Loftin Beth Lolley David Lough Recreation Elementary Education Religion Beauford, NC Old Fort, NC New York, NY s-'t Jonathan Lowery Keith Macrae Music Education Management Gastonia, NC Old Fort, NC ff a luv TT A Tammy McGinnis Roy McGinnis Accounting English Weaverville, NC Mars Hill, NC ,ag -.1-r Sheila Marshall Chemistry Chris Martire English Mt. Airy. NC North Miami Beach, FL David Meier History New Orleans, LA SE 'ig Q-1 Amy Mobley Jacqueline Moody Elementary Education Home Economics Black Mountain, NC Boone, NC Leah Moore Home Economics Saudi Arabia QLZ. Melanie Merson Fashion Merchandising Hanover, MD Ron McGhin Physical Education Madison, NC Laura Miller Fashion Merchandising Hickory, NC IORS fi, TRIS. V Linda Moore Management Marshall, NC Denise Moree Social Work Asheville, NC ,ff 'Hi 7 L-,Ir 11:1 3 T5-s ,Q Bethany Morgan Rob Morris Priscilla Morrison Fashion Merchandising Religion Elementary Education Sylva, NC Blairsville, GA Mount Airy, NC 1 JN CNA Q. rr F A -1 Chelle Hanenburg daydreams of the big day in May. Ellen Sechrest and Chip Johnson show the life behind the snack bar. William Nix David Noccra Business Administration Religion Brasstown, NC Greer, SC Scott Norton Religion Fletcher, NC - f-'b'x ' J B FK- , D- V ,av xt ws I, xcl il! i Ji At Q ' wut - mil' I 'tt t will I - Christine J. O'Conner Derek Oglesby Clayton Ollis Sheila Renee Owenby Hlslofy ACCOUHUUB Music Elementary Education MHTIIHCZ. GA Hickory, NC Kings Mountain, NC Asheville, NC Dianne Plemmons Theresa Presnell Joe Preston Elaine Randolph Debbie Ricker Fashion Merchandising Psychology History Nursing Biology Asheville, NC Burnsville, NC Raleigh, NC Mars Hill, NC Mars Hill, NC li-1 ' - .1 effa Russell Roland Diane Rose Neil Routh Ellen Sechrest Sharon Shatley Accounting Management Sociology Recreation Elementary Education Burnsville, NC Murphy, NC Winston-Salem, NC Kernersville, NC Franklin, NC l Grey Pardue Kelley Pardue Robert Parham Phrllrp Pcrrv Jr Jenny Prerey International Busrneia English History Rureatmn Fashlon Merehandusrng North Wllkexboro NC Clarksville GA Columbui GA Leland NC Hreltory NIC SE ICR Home Economlcs The Mars Hill College innertube team prepares for another dm of competrtron i David Sluder Religion Asheville, NC Carrie Smith Recreation Banner Elk, NC Kim Smith Lisa Smith Music Education Computer Science Denver, NC Hagerstown, MD X Q, fl C7 Clare Smith Allied Health Mars Hill, NC Serena Smith Physical Education Statesboro, GA , 4 Glenn Smith History Pilot Mountain, NC 'T' l Melinda Snow Recreation Raleigh, NC 1 V- V 5 4 Judy Smith History Pilot Mountain, NC Shelly Star Dental Hygiene Lake Mary, FL Wendy Stewart Adam Stockley Cindy Stracener Robert Stubbs Melody Suddarth Business Administration Business Administration Sociology Recreation Allied Health Cary, NC Gasburg, VA Maitland, FL Sylvania, GA Greenville, SC 138 SE IDRS . , -'w I ' S' 1' - . we 1 g ' x ' .P In rw' aff ' . ,K X 1 - r i Y EX , . 1 ' I . ' , t - Q , h ,,,- A -V o I , s 2 ' - 4 n ' ,: . ' , N ' - f' I 1 5' ' 1 ', n. 4 7 'X , -7' 2. -. V V Keith Smith r '- 'll - ' I ,. V- ' .-...- ' ' ' ' fx' ' . 1 Q. s,.'11' , . Management ,NAM - X J - M 1, , ,' 3 A Bakersville,NC -0- W ll s - - . ,i at ' .1 . Tw Q. i. a '.- 1 HM 4 U . , .1 .ff .. - - My -, Hx- ,w 'nw ' J ,s - . NESS-tie C . T E ., T if f55Hf.r: Ffa. ' '51, 15---fv'-'-1.4 J .- uffaffv Mr bg' Q -7W'f,t-'.f -:fmt - S hai' LQA,-f ali., C1 ' f -2 Fi' ., fy' f ii 4 U N ' .1 ' mt.f.r or 1,4 S N. ,iw-- ,L 11 Y ,tr-X V, . O -A x ' '- :1-' ,P .M - 'iq' 'k'i '4 i-fi ' '..7i- N' f 2244- ' it L- '-if . E 'gf A-' 0 ' . ' T v ' . JY' .su , ' ' N , ., , . - 7 Mark Staton Religion Mike Abdoney, Wayne Hyer. Scott Crump watch Keith Smith run with the ball during an exciting intramural football Zirconia, NC game, ATI 'N . ' i Tina Taubman Reid S, Taylor Gina Terry Kim Thomas Jeff Thompson Elementary Education Sociology Music Education Music Education International Business Asheville, NC Elizabethtown, NC Mars Hill, NC Mars Hill, NC Flelfiher. NC Wu' 'f ' Marc Torrence Barbie Turner International Business Music Vienna, VA Tobaccoville, NC A 1 Ben Walker Jeri Walker Fashion Merchandising French Charlotte, NC Clyde. NC J 1- w 4 NN fs' N s Q-.K . I' . - I , 1 L , Andrea Williams Martha Williams Theatre Arts Fashion Merchandising Statesville, NC Huntersville, NC NWN Q if - - y 9 3 1 x f l , ' fi, ' - ' Q--r A Philip Turner Renee Van Horn Edwin Waddell Sociology Music Education Religion Knightdale, NC Connelly Springs, NC Stone Mountain, GA W Sf ' - 'i3w Tw ,V 55,54-iii , . 12 5 . K A N .K , 'ls 7 5 Melinda Watkins Elementary Education Hendersonville, NC IORS Shannon Ward Social Work Mars Hill, NC Suzy Werts Fashion Merchandising Columbia, SC William Wood Shelia Woodall Michael Woodson Sociology Elementary Education Fashion Merchandising Glasgow, MT Lenior, NC Asheville, NC ,.- YY V A -.-.4-.. ' Mg. .'- , . ,. -.., fr ix I ,.:.'. l rl An accounting major's nightmare, If il V it l lu l E qtsgg Pete Calhoun takes a break from the action. i 'Q' ' I fi 5- , 1,- GTF iv' sf I Kimberly Worthington Kim Wray Delores Wyatt Thomas Young Lmtell Zeigler Mathematics Sports Medicine Elementary Education Accounting Elementary Education Statesville, NC Arlington, VA Marshall, NC Bakersville, NC Asheboro, NC 141 WI-I0'S WHO . . . he 1987 edition of WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERI- CAN UNIVERSITIES AND COL- LEGES includes the names of 26 students from Mars Hill who have been selected as national outstanding campus leaders. Campus nominating committees and editors of the annual directory included the names of these students based on their academic achievement, service to the community, leadership in extra- curricular activities and potential for continued success. They join an elite group of students selected from more than 1,400 institutions of higher learning in all 50 states, the District of Colum- bia and several foreign nations. Students named this year from Mars Hill College are . . . l 1 1 , I 1 . , Pk 1 , is . . . ' e f,- -ft: , . ll I Leora Ann Enix: Pi Sigma Phi, Omega Kappa Alpha Sorority, Outstanding Freshman Basket- ball Player, and named to all- tournament teams in 1983 and 1985. 142 , 'TS j ng, - --1 .L ,gi a , 1, an ,A Michelle Fender: FCA, Golden Pride, Col- lege Marshal, Junior Class Senator, Dean's List, 1985-86 Homecoming Queen, and Elisha Honeycutt Scholarship. -I . Jf' x. David Alonza Bennett: Kappa Alpha Chi Fraternity, FCA, Black Students in Action, South Atlantic Conference Player of the Week six times and NAIA District 26 Play- er of the Week once, . Nts.: 'Y 'Sf 'al' f 'pit'--Lg-L,: Wade Botkin, III: Church Leadership Scholarship, Civitan Club Scholarship, Barker Sociology Scholarship, Logothia, Iota Alpha Omega, CSM, and Dean's List, i if A. I l 4 u l l l 5 I l it Us Pre Sin do ' Q .li -4 f .w' I iff-if F A - .. . Fe- 1 , f S 'swam -1 -' : ' ' 'IL ' Zi, .Lx . Pamela Kish Brown: William S. Lander Scholarship. Ella Pierce Scholarship, McLeod Scholarship, Whitehurst Scholar' ship, and editor of the HILLTOP. Lisa Denise Griffin: Grayson Scholarship, President's Scholarship, New Beginning Singers, Bailey Mountain Cloggers, Stu- dent Government Treasurer. Kimberly Dawn Buchanan: Omega Kappa Alpha Sorority. Golden Pride, Student Jus- tice, James McClure Scholarship, Otis Duck Pre-Med Scholarship. and Presiden- tial Scholarship. -1 Rochelle Lynn Hanenberg: Golden Pride, President of Alpha Chi National Honor So- ciety, Church Leadership Scholarship, Chief College Marshal, and aerobics in- structor. W 1' - T 5? V as 'wifi J' . ggi I ES m imi? us--Lil 'eh . HFDM 'v ali gil ll ' lv-TG ,U-:fig ,. - is-new :P A- .ffc it af f i R-. Liu rf ,vw a., H J.- Fiii L' il 3 Kama. f . 1 .4 if .- ,A wilfkff Jai ' gi f-9 ?l-?4.E ,aximi X' A Milf 4 ' ,,,, 1 uf. ll ilifailea wwf 3 ' l-.,2!' 1.351 fazzfsgn 1 ' ,Ile 1ff p..Q' we ll -. V lr .r 'Melt je' 1 , H '4 .. if . . 1725 David Campbell, lll: Kappa Alpha Psi Fra- ternity, FCA. Offensive Player of Week during senior year, and participated in in- tramural sports. 'ef ' . 4. 5 . . 3 S1 ' Ts ci: 'Ht 'Hn I lbw' 373' .- -idx 'U of? t gf ,,. , 1.-1 ,w J va : . .-.mafia ' 'av ' an -.if . . -' f'h' ' Yvonne Hughes Hardin: Parliamentarian and chaplain of Omega Kappa Alpha So- rority, FCA, Chemistry Club, Whitehead Scholarship, and Grayson Scholarship, lllll' L? 118 JJ. f'f Paul Robert Christopher: FCA Alpha Chi, CSM, cheerleader Elisha Honeycutt Scholarship Truesdell Scholarship, and Op: dyke Scholarship. lt 'f'ffF:eff l as . 'ri' x.'u .33 I ,Nas r l' Delta Kappa Tlzrta ' .Fratprnitv 'x ,xxx John Wyatt Honeycutt. Jr.: Del- ta Kappa Theta, Senior Class President, College Marshal, and Grayson Scholarship. l-13 4 Hannah Caroline Hubbard: FCA, Church Leadership Scholarship, Clyde C. Dickson Scholarship, Business Honor Club, and treasurer of Golden Pride. Carol Ann Loftin: treasurer of Pi Sigma Phi, treasurer and out- reach minister of FCA, and Vol- leyball Scholarship, l44 sflf. Paul Eugene Johnson, Jr.: Alpha Chi, New Beginning Singers, FCA, Logothia, Stu- dent Government Association, college choir, housing staff, and Dean's Scholar- ship. Xff 1 I Tammala Lee McGinnis: Iota Chi Alpha Sorority, co-director ofGateway, president of Golden Pride, and Mars Hill College ln- tercollegiate Softball Team. J , g'I 'i'E'T,lUT .L-.4 rr, ' N 1 -'gli . Cynthia Yvonne King: Marshbank's-Ander- son Scholarship, Leiby Biology Scholar- ship, Robert Harvie Barker Scholarship, LAUREL photographer, and co-editor of CADENZA. Clayton L. Ollisz MHC Choir, Gnosis, MHC Chambers Singers, New Beginning Singers, Iota Alpha Omega, Junior class treasurer, Student Justice, and Music Scholarship. ,Ns 1, ' a it K V 1 f. Keith Kramer: Don Henderson Academic- Athletic Scholarship, Dean's Scholarship, FCA, Health Care Society, Mars Hill Baseball Coach's Award. Joseph R. Pizzo: First-Team of the n South Atlantic Conference Football T 2 SAC Offensive Player of the Year, 5 able mention All-America, and FCA. Y ,V fi- f f ff.- al j ' I mE-J! ij . fl V .. 4. 1' 'hilip Wayne Turner: Delta Kappa Theta fraternity, Alpha Chi, vice-president ofthe ienior Class, College Marshal. MHC ln- ramural Athlete of the year '86, and Gray- on Scholarship. , -LM meal. L A i t f' 3 , 4-ff ' i N- I .ilu . . fl. 5-a ll .U 1 J ,Q . W, A 5 - ' 9 1 jig 3 ,S ' fvfkh 9 I-'A f, A if 'T' lf :L tx if n 1 2 -e ,l4 , Ng I Moc ' A lit A ix Z. -I VV Qxli R' , -11, Rf ' f ' ' ag? C' Q4 1 ' ' lil' -' ,Z r f -F Regina Renee VanHorn: Alpha Chi, con- cert band, president of MENC, College Marshal, Emma Lancaster Trogdon Schol- arship, Lillian and John Corbett Church Music Scholarship, and Presiderit's Schol- arship. ,a 'ft -4 3'-ifffiffi '15 Ellen Marie Sechrest: Little Sister of Delta Kappa Theta, Golden Pride, Gateway, FCA. CSM, Pi Sigma Phi, College Union Board, and Homecoming Queen for 1986. Melinda Gayle Watkins: FCA, CSM, Al- pha Chi, servcd three years on the residen- tial living staff, Dean's List, and Western North Carolina Tomorrow Scholarship. is Q lil, 5 N 15 H194 David Andrew Shealy: All-South Atlantic Conference kicker in l984-85 as well as ALL-NAIA District 26 in 1985 arid a mem- ber ofthe baseball team, William Reed Wood. Ill: Gray- son Scholarship, housing staff Rookie of the year '84-85, Stu- dent Government Association l'S5-86 vice-president, '86-87 presidentl, . . . WI-l0'S WI-I0 l45 Junior class officers-LL to Rl Jennifer Jarvis fSenatorJ, Jane Neily fSecretaryJ, Chris Cantrell fPresidentl, John Stafford lSenatorJ, Not Pictured Eddie Rusher lVice-Presidentl. .J U IGRS qv- 'wr-T '1 'ff' 1 Donna Abercrombie Amy Aitken 1 1 Docia Alexander Anthony Ammons wade Astin Q . David Baldree Tina Banner N Q ' Pam Barker ' Lisa Barnwell z C ll S B ' arro ue arron in I ' Sue Barron Carol Bray Alicia Brinkley Pam Brown .1 Q Kathy Burleson W Greg Burnette Sonya Burns Mike Bulzberger Greta Byrd Tom Cabaniss Maria Callejas John Campbell WT' 1' time f 4 4 l 1111 J Chris Cantrell Rebekah Carpenter Tracey Cartee Trevor Cartee Kenny Casner Richard Chiam Lynn Chiles Stewart Coates Donnie Cohen Charles Cook Marla Cox Mary Denny Denita Duncan Kathryn Dyer Charlie Edwards John Edwards Abraham Ennabe Elaine Ensley Beth Estep Audrey Fields Bill Fisher Joey Forbes Kathy Fox Rhonda Fox Diane Franta Cathy Fulton Kelly Garner Buck Gatton Shannon Gerhardt Andrea German Eddie Givens Michael Goodman Rick Goolsby Paige Greenway Nancy Gregory Charles Griffin Amanda Grigg William Haberneck Rodney Hall Frans Hansell Ronnie Hayes Jennifer Henderson Pamela Hines Cindy Hodge Chris Hollifield Charles Hopkins Phillip Howard Donna Howell James Hudson Joan Hufton Syna Hughes Laurie Israel Sallie Isreal Dana Jackson Tracy Jarrett Jennifer Jarvis Lois Jenson Mike Joy Jolyn Kendrick Linda Key Q f A 1 if I f I i I . I. , 7 .. - 4 is . fi, .V eg.: 'ii 1 'I i, , Wiki N I r. .L i JU 'ev'- fuu-- 119' ll 'rl c.! ,,x .I i ai- Q-H' I X V 1 ,NA l I N X X 3 V C55 f, ORS 5 I '1 4 ff f:. ' - f' .Q Y, 1' K, i W- Ti 'Ruff' ' 'LIITE'-,i?7jI1 -. wc ,, .ir L My , ff 1'Hfff5'i , FS ?vf2-EP' 'xl'-2 X ,,. 3 gl' - . Q- L . I ,f':'5'1f .55 6' . 461-6-17' ' . Q F Y Y' f'-'f 5qf4 I -0 9 ,-w 'gli i QL' I '. . i , f i ' U . . ,- .i',. , I fi. . -- fh?fl5w' . L F, , 'Z fn' ' Lay , X ,li Xxslz l i J-:ll X i' iid 1 :X SX tl' Q exif Caroline Bray and Cathy Yocum End out that spectating can be as fun as playing. Kathy Kirchman Jeff Knight Ellen Koch Kris Kramer Allen Kromer Carol Lackey John Lancaster Melisa Lankford Jennifer Ledford Michelle LePore Mary Lcrch Tammy Lindsay Kim Longhouser Michele Lovelanc Lora Lunsford Jonathan Lupfer Jan Man-ey Wendi Mangum Lee Marchman Kirsten Marino Peter Martin Jaime McGee Steve McKinney Mike Merrill Ben Merritt Hal Messick Kim Miley Treva Miller Sandi Millsaps Steve Mixson Barry Moore David Moore Lori Morris Anne Morton .lane Neily Gina Nicholson Tony Nix Jennifer Ogle James Owens Kathy Perkins Stacey Peterson Letha Polk Pam Powell Kimberly Raxter Kim Reilly Scott Rickert iiiiiill. li J U IDRS Kimberly Roland Kent Rowe Eddie Rusher Donna Satterfield Karen Sauls Peggy Secon uma. PN S . x I -, X I . I Lk f' v J l XX X tl I 6? f wmv. 1 Friends are easy to find as .lim Stafford and Sheba demonstrate. Q..-'-L l 5 '- ' 1 . ls all llw 2 it 4:5 H! 7 P t l refs- 'fluff-pf fb f--- . l K it ' ' Q Shelley Shelton Kellie Shirley Patricia Simuel .lim Stafford Pam Stafford Lisa Starnes Terri Steed Rebecca Stevenson Gregory Stewart Miriam Stone Brian Talley Mike Thornhill Christi Troutman Eddie Turner Carolyn Tweed Carla Virgin J U IORS S . , 5 - an' 5 -Y , rj' l F-rl F-v---'Urn'-rv 'f'--e-q 5 O L gi t i W-MA , l J l MX. , 1, :,, J il , ,Y l ,i Danny Wise Cathy Wood Katrina Worley Cathy Yocum Donna Young Jeff Walters Christine Washburn Lynn West Suzanne West Steven Wigginton Jeff Williams Z UPHGMORES Tamara Ballard Greg Bame Stephanie Banner Sandor Baranyi Jimmy Barnett Amy Benfield Amber Bennett Donald Bixler Phil Blake Grant Bowlus Tim Brewer Pam Brooks Dale Brown Kevin Brown Patricia Brown Jerry Buckner Sherry Burnetle Rhonda Calloway Darla Campain Kate Carr Steve Chandler .t' ef.. V 'I' l R 429- A xv XXX Fr 11 . S ff F--f-1 5 , K , .NAR 1 qc Ve.-y l l X.. 7' 4' 4, IQ :S Q' r ,Nm 'TYTVTQ .fm F D l U- ,- an , .-- V ' fl A x1 Y H ,, - fv-E ,M QQ.: -falif. I 5:1 ,':P:n.a 1'u'o . ' i. ' X - if ff' 'Qi a.q'.'o'o'q 0 ' ' x' f ' ,gf V. u .V-0 ll,'.u 0. X I I' f I . ' ' -ir' J 5. r 3 '-Wifi. i' , ' K ' - 4- ' vb 2 , 3 C' lifj i' ' A C 'l -fi' i. I W ii T B I ' -2 ' 4 ' 4. 1 ' I l Z Q 46' awlill. if-if, . 1 ' i ll' 2 M K , wq-i-g 5 W: 'A ,QQ Danny Wise spends his free time reading in the Blue Lounge. '-1n.f0 ln. -Aar- f Ag Karen Christopher Mechele Clapper Craig Clary Amanda Clinard Don Cole Alan Coley John Conniff Marty Crossley Dana Crum Doni Crum Kris Davis Scoit Davis Joanna Deaion Jonathan Diego Patsy Dowel! Ame Easlic Eva Eaton Brian Edwards Nelson McDaniel watches the show as Cal Conniff hungers for a pizza once served in the Timberline. David Eggleston 5' A Cindy Farmer N Leslie Ford Lee Fountain 5: Scott Frady Barry Galyean il! 4 N 'ibn OPHGMDRES David Garraghty E Kristi Garren - Amy Gaskin - P .' Greg Goodwin X H' 5 S 1 N g J Greg Googer ' If 5' Q 5 fq N 1' 3 Tim Green X K ' R V N ff A i i Q I N A '- L i ,A f Y Pam Hamner Susie Harmer gf Q , L Q,-9 qv. u.,..g,, Georgia Harrington '4' i 57. V. -A 'I -V ' -03' ' Q my - M A 4 , 4- ' ' i is .t - 0. - . Q9 X l b Q1-, , V' ' , ii rg . . ' I . 'rv K n X Fi Nancy Harrison N ' . 1 N F'T ' Laura Hawk Q J: Tim Hawkins - 5 'A , - ' .' 2 5? 1 X cl 4-qs N ,4 - X X Tony Ivey and Mary Jo Nash finish last minute homework before class, 4 W-5' 'T aff-Q3 . .V5 '23 U46 ,fx v fl r -4 5- 1 'Sf I I Ffa -gh.. p Q 1 4 4 .X-5.35.2 .A A .. fll '?:'?li 33 'mi . in N Z 'I 263814 :ill-WEN' K . i ,gi-.4 1.4 t N 5 'f' .Q 5 g V ,. qw 4 .ffl l r 9? . s ' lv By the expression on Amanda Clinard's face, you can tell she enjoyed dinner in the cafeteria. Edward Hix Connie Holbert Elizabeth Holliday Amanda Hornsby Martha Hudson Phillip Hughes Leigh Hunter Rich Hurt Roger Idstrom Chris .lohnson Lisa Johnson Tim Johnson Chris Jones Randy Jones Michelle Keaton Amy Keirsey Kimberly Kendrick James Kerr Derek Kershner Elayne Kinne Tricia Lang Scott Lawson DJ. Lourcey Shane Lynn Katherine Mann Shannon Mathis Nelson McDaniel Scott McKinney Pat McLaughlin Pam McLeod Angie McMahon Pam Megathlin Linda Michael Angela Miller Kim Miller Melanie Mock Melissa Mock Bill Mohr Terry Moore Marisa Morgan Tina Morgan Katherine Morrow Bti 'Sim' ' 'N , K r K . 6 in r , -aj :.f Q' ' i N ,ft ' ' 'A I . , A lx P L gt? f N X , 'aff U' q f , ' i if i if Q3 f'f', ,.- I I i I li ,E 1 A Hr' V - l 4' ll 7, A I .YK 'WWUWTI gs K i 1 1 I 6, 6. IV? . 'Y ?'71 ,-xg, if 1 G+ 'Qu ..- an 4 Pts. 1 Drew Fredrickson and Barry Moore like the idea of throwing the lacross ball at other people. If an I , 'Fl' A, ' . N' ' ' r 2 . i - M 'fo ' - ,. I-53: . I , Zfl fl ' l ' ,t 1 i '. 1, ,g. ' 'pw A ' V i ,ur fwlzf , f it iii: - M ' ' , 'il' 'll f Ti h 3' L-Q 'ffwqww ,. m 4 5 i if fi FQ 15' b 'W l ,lik M l '53 Lv fn . ' N ip, I L , 1 i ,V i, , . 1 41 I l, .'f' Sherry Murdock Mutt Murray Mury Jo Nush Slephunic Nemhem Michelle Nozxkcm Jim O'Brien Becky Ollis Herman Osborne Melanie Ownbey Erik Panther Sherry Parker Susan Patrick Suzy Peterson Chuck Phelpu Bill Picon OPHUMURES 'SF' nr With the reluctance of going to class, Trish Brewster and Patsy Dowell enjoy a few laughs together. P V Terri Pish it xi Del Ponder Randall Porter Wayne Puckett Deana Raines Dona Ramsey Julie Randolph Lisa Rhodes Mary Rice Dawn Rickert Jonathan Rogers Lisa Roland Chris Royster Debbie Schwing Paul Sharpstene Tim Shelton Elizabeth Shuman Heather Simmons Gary Sims Brenda Smith Laura Smithwick Tammy Sotelo Donna Stout T 'WB' ' 'TY I , I t 7 X A Jeff Swain ' ' 'WT Myra Terrell r , ,.. .lL lj fl Q Y'---v 1 IW EY ' A si I af UPHOMURES Shannon Gerhardt explains the intricacies of campus life to Matthew Phythian and Willy Campagna explains his reasons of getting to class early to Dawn Rickcrt, I - W an 1 T Chip Thompson ' Beverly Todd A Greg Wallin L 5 I 9' Robin Warren ' Qx RJ. Waters bl Y: A Kimberly Wheeler its i Thomas Fred Whitman N Donna Wiggins V 1. L J' :- Ne Cindy Wikc Marianne Wilson in L i W ' .luanelle Wood 'K Dan Woolbcrt L li f x . -7 1' 1 , F W N , X x 2 A Melanie Wright David Yates R 1 vvx ii , A 'Qin , I--4 Q' 'iii UPHO URES 159 Jeff Adams Doug Alexander Johnny Allen Leigh Allen Amanda Anderson Amy Batchelor Derrick Bates Jeff Bell David Bickett Lisa Binczak Kim Bittner Joey Bivins Laura Blevins Liz Bowen James Bray Terry Brooks James Brown Rachel Buchanan Donna Burkett Melanie Childers Carol Christopher Tami Clerici Freshmen class officers CL to RJ Vickie Howell QPres1dentJ Shelia Miller QVice Presidentj Melissa McMullen QSecretaryJ Bobbie Jean Harrill LTreasurerj FRESHME gg-2 -1, I Q, .r pg 'Ll fl ik .sh ga ,-, - :MN i i n w 1 'T so ill 'E VIJLF. .i 4 l r ' F Q , if f v I 1 ' if 5 x is A 1. , ' A 1 i l ' cv i L if C . A Wil itlnij J 1 , f 4 f- Q73 2 Vai-- :' P i ' P is J ?f 'f 535.252-Jill N V x, ' 'X ix ' V ix X if ' 1 l- l A L off the mind of Paul Davis, A note from home takes Western Civ. Melda Coates Natalie Conrad Ted Cook Cindy Cooke Becky Covington Dara Cox Anita Creasy Richard Cribbs Thomas Crowley Scott Crump Nichole Dalhouse Dianne Dalton Chieu Dang Tiffany Lyn Danitz Arnold Davis Jeff Davis Regenea Davis Joyce Deaton Michelle deGuehery Darcie DesVoigne Tonya Diston Michael Donnelly Martha Durham Teddy Earls Michelle Eller Robin Ellis Gina Elrod Wendy Epley Rhonda Evans Sue Evans Tammy Fish Melissa Flowers Mary Fortuna Amy Fox Drew Fredrickson Jackie Freeman Angie Gardner Pam Giles Kerrie Gilliam Andy Glover Angie Goodrum Kim Gordon Deeann Gould Pam Graham Dave Greene John Grissop Angela Hall Sara Anne Hancock Bobbi Jean Harrill Gary Harrison Michelle Harrison Paula Haymore Shelley Higdon Shelley Hill Sam Hogsed Mike Houston Vickie Howell Joe Hubbard Bruce Hurt Lee Hurt s , J ii , I .Magik he Q A 1. F RESHME B I i i l'lllll'l' Q ,lllw l i ,. IN as v .ff fu, 'J' l. Q, wr h . nr 4 il A I WX , l i f x'..:1'x2- 1:1 ii ff Oi: Tummy Hyer Carrie Imus Susan Jackson Pamela Janulet Doug Jennings Elivabcth Johnson Agia i .iful'TlL5'T - Larisa Johnson Melanie Jones Kristen .losephsen Melissa Julian fl Jennifer Keener + Jim Kennedy xi- Laura Kershaw ., ' Dana Kroh ' , ' V A E ' Tammy Ladner k ' Q 5' Q 'i 4 , Arienne Lang 'Y ' WI. ' Janine Lankforcl mb U '-L i I Mike Larrimore pe nnie s J J V , Becky Letterman 1 ' Lisa Lightner -,- , ww-,qv . Y X I Brian Ling Y '4 Cindy Lobley ' life 'I M 5 2:2 X46 5 J , X ixt l A i Emily Thomas is hypnotized by the Mars Hill College football team. Cindy Lobley and Mark Zielke enjoy a live performance in the Timberline. Catherine Long Laura Lowman Leanne Luttrell Tamera Madden Mark Mares Marcia Martin Randy Martin Thane Martini Michael Maschenik Heather McCown William McCracken Laura McCray Kim McKinney Melissa McMullen Jon McRae Tracy Metcalf Brian Mezrah Janet Michael faq Fr r' vvvvrff 1 , I X ' P ' I l WM! ' 1 sw, v , 3 Ai I I i 2- V 2, li lk 1 FRESH -. Angie Presnell Sharon Price Jacqueline Radford I 'H l 1 i , r A ,P K., nl A l . I lxk Karla 'Vlillcr lynn Nlillcr Shclia 'Vllllcr Vickie Millis Dennis Miranda Melissa Mitchell Mary Mixon Mark Monfalconc Mike Moody Scott Moody Melanie Moore Simone Morgan Rhonda Moss Kevin Moll Paula Nibargcr Gene Noles Vonda Norton John O'S1een Paula Overbey Lea Purdue Missy Parris Donna Parrott Donna Payne Tammy Perry Karen Peterson Philip Phibbs Anthony Phillips Linda Plants Alison Powell Angela Powers David Randleman Crystal Ray Kent Rector Tracy Reece Lori Renier Ronald Riddle Frank Roepcke Dayna Russell Lori Russell Karen Saintsing Gretchen Salyers Monica Savage Ritchie Scott Kimberly Searcy Scott Shields Carla Silver Greg Smith Scott Smith Nancy Snyder Shannon Spearman Phillip Suggs Ray Summey Sven Supplies Cathron Swift Susan Tatich Gina Taylor John Taylor Reggie Taylor Jeff Tetrick Emily Thomas F RESHME Brian Ling, Lisa Binczak and Tammy Clerlcl listen as one of their friends talks about their It ,B ,fl X, ., ,K -ni .SV .kk 1' Q it E if M ff' xl MIM., Q f , ' ,X ,V- L7 f.,Y 1 'RL ' - In . X . f S 5 p V' xg , X X .WT ww ,' i 'qc i ,. mf 3, i i l f li ' 'PFKQW X 1 4 i l ' 1 2 -s I' .wi a. l Q :. f W A , 'X 4 A i WX ,, 'Z . K in i ff' l ' ' il ul Li Lf fki -W . All fig! -'3 4 x ii ' H' '. gr--. I 5 r 'W l X 5 i x I 552 FRESHME Melissa Thomas Katie Thompson Jim Trivison Amy Turner Will Walker Amy Wallon John Watts Elizabeth Weaver Eileen Wiles Brian Willeke Amanda Williams Kim Willis Annette Wilson Belinda Wilson Carol Wilson George Winn Sandra Woodall Eric Wooten Cheryl Worley Craig Young Marc Zachary Mark Zielke Dr. Richard Hoffman Dr. Fred Bentley Assistant to the President President ADM N ISTRATIO Dr. Smith Goodrum Dean of Admissions Y 4 Y Mr. James Cox Director of Development W 168 i i i .il ?' ,, L- -, -,,,. M.,-,, ,,, ,,...,.,A..-., ,,.. fr- '7 Mr. Walter P,Smi1h Ms. Marsha Holmes Walker Director. Public lnformation Director ul Alumni Activities ' il mi., dll K , i Mgt, i 9 i lg? ll! Hill li fi Y ll ll tl lf 'ii se lg I. Mr. Robert Chapman Dr. Donald D, Schmellekopt' Associate DeanfStudent Records Vice4President for Academic Affairs Dr. Michael O'Brien Dean of Student Development f'r l- l l Mrs. Evelyn Anderson Mr. Gerald Ball Mr, Don Caldwell Mr. John Campbell Mr, Jeff Gordon Ms. Michelle Jacon Ms. Ida Lewis Mrs, Ann McAnear Ms, Donna Stafford Mr. Claude Vess 'l'l tg , , . - Z QS I I V Q X I f N 1 BUSINESS SUPPORT Mr. Joe Blair Mrs, Rachel Chapman Dr. .lack Grose ADMINISTRATIO Dr, Neal McKenzie I I ' Mr. Charlie Narron , , Dr. Charles Pressley ' F Q- Chairman l 1 L ' . i I -' T ' 1 ' M f 'e 1 . C L25 f- ' X ' K , Mr. Waco Sawyer . 5 - Miss Winona Bierbaum - Mrs. Brenda Russell l t. Q. . C ,xg j ' 'J ' 'n -Q Q 3- ,- N C813 Q Q ,-C a if 3 ' S, . 6 N. 1 ,TH gf! ii! Dr. Bentley and Dr. Goodrum .H - .2-4 'xv ,s-, '-Sfw ' 5 599' 3 ,x 170 l ff ' u 4 4 . Q-iA .q..!Tri,,f'g ' v S W nl :W1 'M' 3 F xv X. T- in F: X VK'-fl -' S49 s' x'f' ., ,Q S STAFF 53 X w lffx in ,li Aff' Dr. O'Brien and Warren Taylor 2 l 1 M ' 1 EDUCATIO 707 -it lr gr' -vu T I I 1 Mf,WOfIh Booth Mrs. Marie Benn Mr. Richard Dillingham Mr. Jim Fish Miss Sue Fitzgerald Mr. .lon Flowers Ms. Leenic Folles Mrs. Bernice Fox Mr. Edward Knight Mrs. Ann Lovins Mr. Lloyd Moore Mr. Darryl Norton Mr. Ray Rapp ' Dr. Vernon Chapman il I h Q l N -lil xi -1 I . ' A, i Dr. Bill Sears 1 ,yu lx Dr, Teresa Stern fxX Chairman x 3 1 . ., '! 'll I ' Q9- S Ms. Lou Therrell l7l Campus security officers Duane Skoog, Theatre Arts instructor shows off his new friend. r. :Kwik Dr. John Adams Dr. Joyce Bryant Dr, Julie Fortney Dr. Joy Gentile Mr, Ken Gregory Dr. Anna Hines Mr. C. Robert Jones Mrs. Carolyn Lamberson 172 Dr. Peter LaRue Mr. Gordon Mahy Dr. Wayne Pressley Dr. Joel Reed I Fi L . UA ,Sb 'N , .-' Tv? , xfiigf' 4 J- ef-2' 1' X . I, Mrs. Dorothy Roberts Mrs. Donna Robertson FI Mr. Joe Robertson Mr. James Thomas Chairman Mr. Stephen Wing .crisis R Zi' I iv X 7 . 'itll if Ji' : i J lj' l l Q! , - v Q Qin may Z E ARTS CIAL 81 -f , kdli' if ' T ' ' .f , ll Y ij' 4 gl Dr Dun Anderson I , 5 ,..-H wig Nil Cih.urm.tn , 1 i, YL, lm l Dr lxuihleen Dtinuld ax I ' 4 , A . Ms .lullunu Lnupqr- . 'I 'i I, ' -I I 1 -1,4 N l Guldcnbcrg 'Fx , X ' W ' ' -' ' N15.,lul1.i 'mme 'Z' ' 1- Dr Cieurgc Pccry I 1 K yv N N ,A dt Dr Thumus Pluul ' ' . . ' 7-lilx l A 1 ' '21 -,L Tv1rs,CherrySt1enger , V Dr Ken Sanchugrxn 5. V' Mrs Guil Sawyer , N H - Q V. Dr Larry Stern ' , l ' ' 9 - C1 Dr. Walter Stroud x I r -. , M x ll V ' -V1 - . ,tt ll. H 'f3gf N H, ' .,,,4uQ:r1. E., ,lt -f 'mx . ' p-vo 1.0 i 361156 Vg A k ' Dr. Kmsley listens in the facull5 lineup. fb-an Dr, Duck and Mrs. Coomer, guardians ol' student health President Emeritus Hoyt Blackwell. 06, and his wife greet students as they leave the Cafeteria BEHA IORAL SCIENCES 173 is , l Mr. Bob Abbot! Dr. Edwin Cheek Dr. Jon Crawford Mrs. Gwyn Fish Mrs. Kay Gregory Mrs, Betty Hughes Dr, Ellison Jenkins Mrs. Betty Jolley Dr. Harley Jolley Dr. Noel Kinnamon Dr. Richard Knapp Dr. David Knisley Mr. Robert Kramer Dr. Page Lee Dr. Earl Leininger HU r gl ITIES NATURAL Chairman 9 Dr. James Lenburg -lg Q a Dr. Katherine Macoy 1. gy N Dr. Robert Melvin ? YVA' ' 5 , i- f W , . h Q' A A fr.. ' ' Q is f if l gy' H 1 A -. ' j ' .Ax-iff. Dr. Tom Sawyer Dr. Joe Schubert Dr. Margaret Verhulst 174 ,--,Q , , A- , ex, iq we 'V iii 319 i i 1 .X , 'S ,.u. fb ,IJ Q I Qs L ALQQ 'WF' T 'P 1 . l Mrs. Genevieve Adams Mrs JoAnn Crimm Dr, Freddy Holtkamp Dr, William Hutt Mrs, Carolyn Linkous Dr, Kenneth Manske Mr. Don McLeod Miss Nancy Medford Mr. Charles Mooney Dr Frank Quick Dr. Donald Russell Chairman t Mr, Emmett Sams -x l.. l A SZ! Dr. James Schoonmaker I Mr, Art Woud l tl ll C 5 bv l i ' l - ou I 1- Ixl, ,WN SCIE CES AND MATH The staff at Harris Media Center gave significant assistance to the entire academic program. Leaders of this facility during 1986-87 were IL to RJ Deana Dillingham, Sterling Lawrence and Judy Schmeltekopf, 175 Mr. Herb Amato ' Y' Vg Mr. Dan Buselmeier ff 1 P 29 We 3 QQ ?'1 ' . 1 X , i R321 il: A' ' 'Q Alf? 353, . J Dr. Tom Coates Mrs. Lura Edsall Mr. Charles Phillips Mrs. Nancy Talbert I lv el , M ,. ah? W, 1 Dr. William P, Walker Chairman Mr. Harrell Wood if ' 3 .H Q F v F, 1 - fi 4 were 'Ti -a- ?' Llljf. H '-J Dr. Pla 5 - A la I! Ill ' II ls ut checks with secretary Wilma Coates. ., PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Student Development at Mars Hill College is closely and vitally linked to PE and all the other academic divisions, to intercollegiate athletics, and to the many extracurricular activities on the campus, The staff of this division during l986-87 included QL to RJ Robin Cole, Brenda Briggs, Sally Pfaff, Merry Burgess, Sandee Mainguy, Warren Taylor. Not pictured: Leenie , Foiles, I , 4, - X.. il ,X Miss Mildred Bingham, retired chairman ofthe Department of Business Administration, adjusts the hood of .lim Cox, director of development l X11 ll 4'- fn l l A ,kk 1 7 . 'P 4' S v 35 l t .a P9 1 it f I lm xg-gf fi Technically, the coaching staff at Mars Hill is part of the facullyfstaff within the Division of Physical Education, Miss Janet Cone Mr. Bryan Garmroth Mr, Daniel Harris Mr. Randell Owens Mr. Steve Patton Mr. David Riggins Mr, Victor Shealy, III Mr. Felton Stephens Mr, Nicky Zuber ACHI GST FF FF 'tit Memorial Library is a valuable resource for the entire college. Its staff during 1986-87 included ll. to Rl, front row-Nancy Cody, Nancy Hayes. Sharon Morgan, Joyce Willis Kelly McBride and Anne Leeg back row- Dean Cadle, Wanda Phillips. Dr. Richard Hoffman lacting directorl. Elizabeth Sams. Cynthia Peterson and Peggy Harmon. I77 amiliar routines of college life- classes, studying, socializing with friends, eating and sports-were supplemented during '86-87 by some inter- esting special activities. Just before school opened, Paul Ewing, a former student, wanted to do something nice for the students. Since he is a painting contractor, he brought his spraygun and gave the cafeteria a facelift. In September Dr. Don Schmeltekopf was formally installed as academic dean. The ceremony was planned and coordinated by Dr. Earl Leininger, and the keynote speak- er was Dr. Gaines Post from California. A month later President Bentley and Presi- dent Emeritus Hoyt Blackwell hooded Dr. Otis Duck, trustee and retired local physician, as a symbol of his being awarded an honorary doctorate. Dr. Harley Jolley fbelowj, enthusiastic his- tory professor and expert on the culture of the region, was presented the Appalachian Consortium's prestigious Laurel Leaves award in recognition of his many signifi- cant contributions to the perpetuation and preservation of Appalachian heritage. SPECIAL EVENTS I VOLVI 178 lift! Q FACULTY, STAFF and ALUM I Campus beautification became a passion among the faculty and staff. Led by Dr. Tom Sawyer. Worth Booth and Judy Schmelte- kopf, they planted flowers, trees and shrubsg promoted campuswide Christmas decorating: and made an already attractive place even more eye-catching. .lim Fish, retiring physical plant director, was honored by the trust- ees in December. Also honored X were President and Mrs. Bentley. A In recognition oltheir 20 years ser- vice the trustees commissioned alumnus Douglas Ferguson 17s tshown with Bentleysl to design and install a unique wrought iron and ceramic mural on the plaza beside Wren College Union, 179 International While the 1986-87 school year was unfold- ing at Mars Hill, a fascinating assortment of people and events was parading across the world stage. We were caught up in the action on our own campus, yet we were keenly aware ofthe high drama being acted out in the larger arena of life. Half a world away, in the Philippines, a courageous woman, Corazon Aquino frightj, was struggling to help her people overcome the legacy of the corrupt 20-year dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos ffar rightj and recapture the joys of liberty and self-determination. The struggle was bur- dened by political and economic turmoil. In Britian a 920-year old monarchy mus- tered its pomp and glory for the spectacle of f' ,X -5 a royal wedding. Prince Andrew, second son of Queen Elizabeth and fourth in line to the throne, married red-haired English commoner Sarah Ferguson. A new fad, a new form of recreational drug fbelowJ, was sweeping the United States. On the East Coast it was called crack, but on the West Coast it was known as rock. Whatever its name, this refined, smokable, cheaper form of cocaine was proving to be the most addictive narcotic ever sold on the streets of our nation. 3. as 5.71. X 1 1 , 1. 'i' A P, W ,I di Perspective Terrorism continued to spread as an ugly reality around the world. Responding to what he called the monstrous brutality of Libyan-based terrorism in Europe and throughout the Mediterranean area, Presi- dent Reagan ordered a retaliatory raid. Air Force and Navy jets struck five targets in- side Libya. Among them was the Libyan Naval Academy tabovel, located in a sub- urb of Tripoli. Farther south in Africa a different form of deadliness manifested itself. Deep under Lake Nios in Cameroon, the earth belchedg a bubble of scalding gas rose to the surface and was wind carried across the land. With- in minutes, 1700 people were dead, burned by the steam and choked by carbon dioxide. Among the non-human casualties was a herd of cows lleftl. Among celebrities who died during the year were singer Kate Smith lfar leftj, 79, best known for her World War II renditions of God Bless Americaf' bandleader Benny Goodman icenterl, known as the King of Swingf' and actor Ted Knight, 62, who had starred in the Mary Tyler Moore Show and other television series. tWide World Photosl 181 Drought The lingering effects ofthe worst dry spell on record, which spread throughout the Southeast during the summer of 1986, could still be seen far into autumn. During the peak of that rainless season, corn frightl and other crops wilted from south- ern Pennsylvania all the way to northern Florida. Even after some late summer rains, many tobacco farmers throughout the Carolinas lost their entire crop and were on the brink of economic ruin. In Hyannis Port, MA, Caroline Kennedy, who captured the nation's heart as a little girl romping through the White House in the early 1960's, when her father was president, married Edwin Schlossberg, a New York businessman and artist. L'Miss Tennessee, Kellye Cash fbelow rightl, grandniece of country music star Johnny Cash, was crowned Miss America of l987. The crown was bestowed by the outgoing Miss America, Susan Akin. I 5 182 QM I, :san X N, K' .-'YJF 'I W N. l' NN 5-wikis L .tr ,f . . C It xlx f' ,.',4f Q ata-I 11. Libert The city of New York gave the Statue of Liberty a big birthday bash on the Fourth of July, and the nation joined the celebra- tion via television. A glorious festival of song, celebrities, and fireworks lit the har- bor and stirred our patriotism as we hon- ored the newly restored symbol of our free- dom onthe great lady's 100th anniversary, Meanwhile, the seeds of hatred and bigotry sprouted into another tragic episode of ter- rorism in the Middle East, Two Arab gun- men stormed the main Jewish synagogue in Istanbul, killing 20 worshipers with sub- machinegun fire. When Turkish police are rived, the terrorists detonated hand gre- nades and killed themselves. Afterward, the sanctuary was a gory scene tbelowl. tWide World Photosl '19,- 'ifwq '-r Y l8'S ummit New hope for world peace was raised when Soviet premier Mikhail Gorbachev Qleft abovej and President Reagan met in Reyk- javik, Iceland, for a two-day summit. They discussed the possibility of reducing nucle- ar weapons in Europe and elsewhere but reached an impasse over the testing of the United States' so-called Star Wars weaponry system. Fans of professional sports had plenty to cheer about during the fall with exciting action in the National Football League and in baseball's World Series. San Fransciso Forty-Niner Quarterback Joe Montana Qleft belowl injured his spine in the first game of the 1986 FNL season, underwent disc surgery, and returned to action within two months. The New York Mets took the World Series from the Boston Redsox with an 8-5 victory in the seventh game. Catcher Gary Carter was so elated he jumped into the arms of pitcher Jesse Orosco. 184 Jf' Q9 0 .il- qc:, 4'...-.....,Q,..-:-'ii if A -ncgiii A ' Q Q r- ., - ' .'i'Y-'-'- ivlgxjaf .11 Lp 32-.JJ 3-HD ff- L ' -. 2 1 g il. ., ., - i M 1 '..5,x,t .su , T ..: -'.f 'l -N c , ,. t .,fs'1,,..:,.'--.'f ,1pcff..,,-V . , V-V, lo,-.'. Politics Americans continued to be taken or held hostage throughout the world. One was journalist Nicholas Daniloff tabove leftj, who was arrested in Moscow and accused of spying. l-le was later exchanged for a Soviet UN employee whom the U.S. had charged with spying. Similarly ransomed by the United States was David Jacobsen, who had been held hostage in Iran. In a surprising off-year election the Demo- crats re-captured the Senate and made sub- stantial gains in the House. One ofthe win- ners who helped them regain the Senate was former North Carolina governor and Duke University president Terry Sanford tleftl, who defeated long-time Republican Congressman James Broyhill, who had been appointed to the Senate earlier in the year following the suicide of Sen. John East, Despite being faced with Democratic con- trol of Congress for the two remaining years of their administration, President Reagan and Vice President George Bush tabovej continued to display their usual en- thusiasm and optimism. lWide World Photos! 185 ,-w J .11 -nv., 7 '-H' 1' . 'G rg:- -.J4 ,I W. .I .uf C' ,lr-'. 1 Us 2 uf w I - . L, .w,v nn bs. ,-r : -d 'f'. LL, .QV 1. .v gi.. IF'i !'. ' Af 45,5 :A -nf-.f nln,Y'. ' ' A '4. Jr' .-4' .qfw img- fzii ' CH 'N ,f. G Jfyf 'H K... x K z .- Q, ff. 1 x I ABDONEY, MICHAEL 119,1139 BUCKNER, J ABERCROMBIE. DONNA 2,146 ABRAHAM, THOMAS 39, 40, 69, 70, 72, 124 ADAMS. JEFFERY 160 AIKEN, TIM 15,99 AITKEN, AMY 70, 146 AL-MULLA, MUHAMMAD 70 ALEXANDER,DOC1A 57,64.65, 146 ALEXANDER. DOUGLAS 160 ALEXANDER, ROBERT 99 ALLEN. CONNIE 124 ALLEN, JOHNNY 22, 99. 160 ALLEN, LEIGH 53. 56, 58, 160 ALLEN. ROSEMARY ALLEN, TONY ALLEY, ELIZABETH 70. 124 ALLISON, PAMELA CARTEE, TRACEY 75, 147 AMMONS, ANTHONY 57. 65. 146 AMMONS, REBECCA ANDERSON. AMANDA 56. 57, 160 ANDERSON, CHARLES ANDERSON, JOHN 60, 124 ARMSTRONG, DANA ARNONE. MICHAEL 83 ARROWOOD, BOBBIE ARROWOOD. WAYNE ARTHUR, DONNA ASTIN, WADE 62, 146 ATKINS. ALMA ATKINS, MARY AUVIL. MYRTLE BAILEY, EDITH BAILEY. GREG 99 BAKER, MASON 74 BAKHTIARI, MAJID 82, 99, 106, 107, 119 BALDREE, DAVID 3, 57, 58, 64, 65, 73, 146 BALL, FREDERICK 53 BALL, KAY BALLARD. ELIZABETH BALLARD, TAMARA 119, 152 BAME, PAUL 152 BANKS, ANN BANKS, NANCY 3, 124 BANKS, RICHARD 74, 83, 119, 124 BANNER, STEPHANIE 30, 35, 53, 152 BANNER, TINA 63, 146 BARANYI, SANDOR 152 BARKER. PAMELA 57, 64, 65, 146 BARNES, GERALD 99 BARNES, MARGUERITE BARNES. TRACY 83, 99 BARNETT. JIMMY 152 BARNWELL, LISA 67. 17. 81, 146 BARRETT. CHAD BARRON, CARROLL SUE 70. 73, 146 BARRON, SUE 146 BATCHELOR. AMY LYNN 160 BATES, DERRICK 160 BATES, JUDITH BEAL. CHARLOTTE BEALE, RICHARD BEAVERS, EVA ICITDEX BEEKER, THOMAS 114 BEHL, ANDY 60. 125 BELL, JEFF 114, 160 BELL, WILLDA BENFIELD. AMY 2, 58, 62, 152 BENNETT, AMBER 152 BENNETT, CAROL BENNETT, DAVID 79, 99, 125, 142 BENSON, KAREN BENTON, ARCHIE BERRY, MARLENE BICKETT, DAVID 58.77, 160 BINCZAK, LISA 160. 167 BISHOP, BARBARA BITTNER, KIMBERLY 160 BIVINS, JOSEPH 99, 160 BIXLER, DONALD 152 BLACKSTOCK, TERESA 125 BLAIR, CAROL BLAKE, PHILLIP 30, 152 BLALOCK, JOHN BLANCHARD. JEFFREY 79, 99 BLANTON, LISA 67 BLEVINS, LAURA 160 BLEVINS. SANDRA BLODGETT, WENDY 58 BOETTCHER. TODD 53,62 BOGGS, JAMES BOLICK, DIANN BORCHGREVINK, VALDEMAR 57 BORDERS, RODNEY 99 BOTKIN, WADE 53, 77, 125, 142 BOWEN, DEBBIE 125 BOWEN, LIZ 160 BOWLIN, ANTHONY 125 BOWLIN, DAVID BOWLING. CHRISTOPHER BOWLUS, GRANT 152 BOWLUS, VIVIAN 125 BOWMAN, DANESSA BOWMAN, DONNA BOYD. DENISE BRACKINS. DAVID 58 BRADLEY, DON 53, 71 BRADLEY, PATRICIA BRAGG, JUDY BRAY, CAROLINE 35, 146, 149 BRAY, JAMES 160 BREMER, BRENDA BREWER, BONNIE 48, 73, 125 BREWER, TIMOTHY 22, 152 BREWSTER. PATRICIA 157 BRIGGS, ANN BRIGMAN. RANETTE BRINKLEY, ALICIA 146 BRINKLEY, SANDRA BRITTAIN, JOSEPHINE BRITTAIN, NANCY BROCK, JOHN 57, 64, 65, 67, 125 BROOKS, MARIE 30 BROOKS, KIMBERLY BROOKS. OTIS 99 BROOKS, PAMELA 34, 67, 137. 152 BROOKS, TERRY 160 BROOKSHIRE. JOHN BROWN BROWN BROWN BROWN BROWN: BROWN, BROWN BROWN BROWN: DALE A. , DALE E. 38, 99, 152 . JAMES 75, 160 KEVIN 152 PAM K. 110,143 PAM 81,125,146 PATRICIA 152 ROBERT 125 STEVEN BRYANT, RODNEY 125 BRYCE, CLARENCE 99 ,65, 125 BUCHANAN, ERIC 125 BUCHANAN. GERALD BUCHANAN , JAMES BUCHANAN. KIM 53.67. 81, 125 BUCHANAN. MARTHA BUCHANAN, RACHEL 160 ERRY 2, 57, 152 .143 BUCKNER, MONICA 110 BUCKNER, SHIRLEY BULLA. BRIAN BUNNER, ALENA BURCHFIELD, SCOTT BURGESS, ROBIN 126 BURGIN, GINGER BURKETT, DONNA 55, 58, 160 BURLESON, ALRIC 126 BURLESON, KATHY 62, 126 BURNES. BRANNON BURNETTE, BRENDA BURNETTE, CYNTHIA BURNETTE, GREG 71, 146 BURNETTE, SHERRY 47, 55, 152 BURNETTE, TIM 99 BURNS, SONYA 63. 146 BURREL, JAMES BURRELL, NEDRA BUSH, LESLEY 55, 60. 75, 125, 126 BUSKER, MARY 119 BUTLER, DAVID 11, 81. 119. 126 BUTZBERGER, MIKE 71, 146 BYRD, CHARLES BYRD, GRETA 62, 146 BYRD, RICHARD CABANISS, TOM 53, 71, 72. 77, 146 CALDEMEYER, PAM CALDWELL, JANICE CALHOUN, PETE 79, 99, 100, 141 CALLEJAS, MARIA 21, 79, 126 CALLOWAY, RI-IONDA 58. 152 CAMP, BEVERLY CAMPAGNA, WILBERT 99, 159 CAMPAIN. DARLA 62, 69, 152 CAMPBELL, DAVID 79, 98, 99, 127, 143 CAMPBELL, DONNA 127 CAMPBELL, JOHN 38, 146 CANIPE, JULIA CANTRELL. CHRIS 44, 67, 146, 147 CARAVETTA, ADRIENNE 127 CARLAND, ERNEST CARLISLE, WILMA CARLSON, ROGER CARNET, KAREN CARPENTER, REBEKAH 34, 48, 64, CARR, KATE 3, 64, 65, 67, 152 CARSON. TI MOTHY 99 CARTEE. TREVOR 67, 71, 75, 147 CARTER. CARTER, CARTER. CASE, RA CASEY, T AVA BARROW JEFFREY NDY ERRY 99 CASNER, KENNETH 63, 147 CATOR, REBECCA CAVAN, LOUELLA CEESAY, EBRIMA 106 CHAMBERS, ELIZABETH 147 EPLEY. WENDY 62. 162 CHANDLER, CHRIS 74 CH.AN DLER. MICHAEL 15. 69. 127 CHANDLER, PAULA CHANDLER. STEPHEN 99, 152 CHASTAIN. CARL CHIAM. RICHARD 4X,70.1-17 CHILDERS. CYNTHIA CHILDERS. MELANIE 58. 64. 160 CHILES. LYNN 67.147 CHRISTOPHER. CAROLYN 110. 160 CHRISTOPHER. KAREN 55. 58. 152 CHRISTOPHER. PAUL 44. 54. 66. 67. 71. 127. 143 CHURCH. TERESA CLAPPER. MECHELE 152 CLARK. CHRISTINE CLARK. JAMES 99 CLARK. JUDY CLARY. CR.AIG 60. 65. 69. 152 CLAYTON, CONNIE CLERICI. TAMARA 160. 167 CLEWIS, STEVE 21 CLII-TON. DAWN 126. 127 CLINARD. AMANDA 2.514.155 CLINE. MITZI Sl. 127 COATES. CLINE COATES. KIM 76. 127 COATES. LESA 127 COATES. MELDA 160 COATES, STEWART 147 COBB. STEPHEN COCHRAN. BENJAMIN COCKRELL. BART 2, 4. 66. 80. 127. 129 COCKRELL. LISA 56, 57.65. 126 COFFEY. EDWARD COFFIN. RHONDA COHEN,C1NDY COHEN. DONNIE 132.119,147 COLE, DEBRA COLE. DONAVON 99. 152 COLE, SHERRY COLEMAN. KELLY 106. 109. 119 COLEY. ALAN 99. 152 COLLINS, DAVID 73.106, 126 COLLINS. GREGORY COLLINS. WENDY 41.69.126 COMPTON. PATRICIA DACUS. EUGENE 99 DALHOUSE. NICOLE 161 DALTON. LISA 161 DANG. CHIEU KIM 30. 70. 161 DANIELSON. BEVERLY DANITZ. TIFFANY 161. 53 DANOS. DENISE DARDEN BARBARA DAVIA. ELIZABETH DAVIS. ARNOLD 161 DAVIS, FRANK 99 DAVIS. FREDERICK 99 DAVIS. DAVIS, DAVIS. DAVIS. DAVIS. DAVIS. DAVIS. DAVIS. JANICE 128 JEFF 161. 158 MARK 93.53. 137.159 PAUL 114. 161 REGENEA 44. 47. 66. 167 SUSAN SCOTT 64.65, 153 WILMA DAVISON. TONY 114 DAVOREN, MIKE 99 DAWKINS. DARRELL 99 DAYTON. KIM 53. 62. SI. 110, 128 DEAL. BEULAH DEAN. JOHN DEANS. ANGEL 11. 128 DEATON, JOANNA 40. 53, 58. 70. 73. DEATON, JOYCE 161 DEAVER, JERRY 81. 129 DEBRUHL. STEVEN DECOSSAS. EUGENE 62 DEGUEHERY. MICHELLE 23,161 DENNY, MARY 147. 162 DESVOIGNE. DARCIE 7.713.161 DEYTON. N LOUISE DICKSON. MARY DIEGO. JOHN 53. 68. 60. 152. 153 DISTON. TONYA 23, 31. 53, 78, 161 DIXON.REGG1E 63. 129 DODSON. JOHN CONLEY, JAMES 126 CONNELL. JUDD 81.126 CONNIFF. CAL 153 CONRAD. NATALIE 161 COOK, CH.ARLES 38. 147 COOK. THEODORE 75, 161 COOK. TOMMY 106. 107 COOKE, CINDY 161 COOPER. RENEE 64. 65. 128 COPPEDGE. PAULA CORLEY. CARON CORMIER. VAL COVINGTON, REBECCA 58.161 COWAN. DEAN COX. DARA 3.161 COX. LARRY 99 COX, MARLA 147 CRAIG, TAMMY CRANE. CHRISTINA 123 CREASY. ANITA 161 CRENSHAW. CRAIG 143.106, 108 CRIBBS, RICHARD 80.161 CRIST, CHRIS 83.106 CROCKER. DARELL 114 CROSSLEY, JOSEPH 99, 153 CROWDING. MICHAEL CROWLEY. THOMAS 161 CRUM. DANA 33.153 CRUM. DONl119.153 CRUMP. SCOTT 15, 44, 47. 53. 75. 139. 161 CSORDAS, ANDREW CIJNNINGHAM. LORENZO 99 CURTIS. ROBERT 99 DOERING. ADELE DONNELLY. MICHAEL 106. 107. 161 DOOVER. TIMOTHY DOWELL. PATSY 153. 157 DRESSER, NATHANEL DREYMAN. MARK DUGGER, CHARLES DUKE. PHYLLIS DUNCAN.DEN1TA 147 DUNCAN. I-IAZEI. DUNCAN. TERESA DURHAM. MARTHA 161 DUTTON. SCOTT 74143. 129 DYER. KATHRYN 81.147 EARLS, THEODORE 53.16, 137 EASLIC. AME 20.67, 74.32. 153 EATON. EVA 78. 153 EDENS. JOSEPH EDWARDS EDWARDS EDWARDS: EDWARDS. EDWARDS BRENDA BRIAN 153 DWIGHT CHARLIE 83.99147 .JAMES 153 EDWARDS. JOIIN 67. 69. 147 EGGLESTON. DAVID 57, 154 EIKELAND. KAREN 70. 72, 129 E1SON.SARAIIANNE129 ELLER. MICIIEL1.I:162 ELLER. WILLIAM ELLIS. ROBIN 60.162 ELROD, GINA 162 ENGLE. PATRICIA ENGLISH, BETTE 12X ENIGLISII. KERRY 99 ENIX. LEE ANN 1'11.110,142 ENNABE. ABRAHAM 70, 147 ENSLEY, ELAINE 44. 54, 55. 62. 67. 47 EPTING. RUSSEL ERHARDT. CECELIA ERVIN. DANNY ERW1N.VIARGARET ERWIN. WENDY 57. 64. 65. 128 ESTEP. BETH 22. 58. 62. 72. 147 ESTES. DEBORAH EVANS, CLAUDIA 162 EVANS. DARYL 99 EVANS. RONDA 514.719 163 EZEL1.. CHERYL FALLON. RUDENA FANCHER. BRYAN 99 FARB. SAMUEL 119 FARMER. CINDY 55, 154 FARMER. STEVE 99.128 FEBUS. MARTY 58 FECHTEL, MARY 53 FENDER. MICHELLE 46, 67, 72. 128. 142 FENDER, SHIRLEY FERNANDEZ. ISABEL 67, 70, 1215 FIELDS. AUDREY 26. 34. 57. 74. 142, 1-I7 F1SH.TAMMY LYNN 162 FISHER, BILL 56.57.65.147 FLEMING, ROBERT 56. 64 FLETCHER. TOMMY 129 FLOWERS. MELISSA 58. 162 FLOYD, WILLIAM 82 FLYNN. CRYSTAL 70. 74. 78. 129 FORBES, JOEY 56. 57. 72. 127.147 FORD. LESLIE 64, 65. 154 FORD. MICHAEL 99 FORTNER, EDWIN FORTUNA, MARY 514. 70, 162 FOSSON, NANCY FOSTER. ANTHONY 99 FOU1.K.TAMMY FOUNTAIN. LEE 99,154 FOX. AMY 62, 162 FOX, KATHY 49. 63. 147 FOX. KIM 10. 71. 72. 711. 129 FOX. RHONDA 7 FOX. VICTORIA 63.129132 FRADY. SCOTT 71. 139. 154 FRANKLIN. RODNEY 106 FRANKS. REBECCA FRANTA, DIANE 57. 82. 148 FREDRICKSON. DREW I37.156.16 FREEMAN. CAROLYN 162 FREEMAN. JACOLELINE FRISBY. ROBERT FRYE. CATHY 63. 67. 129 FUKAR, DEAN 106. 108 FULLER. PHILLIP 23. 82 FULTON, CATHY 57. 1424 1 9 GALY EAN BARRY 57 6-1 GARDNER ANGELIA I6 GARLAND TONY 8 79 GARLAND CHARLES GARLAND SHERRY GARNER KELLY 148 GARR XGHTY DAVID 154 GARREN KRISTI 3 66 67 119 154 GASKIN AMY 55 8 75 78 154 GATTON BUCK 81 83 99 143 GELDER MARTHA GEORGE ELIZABETH GERHARDT SHANNON T6 148 158 GERMAN ANDREA77 110 GETTLEMAN DENA GILES PAMELA 73 83 7 GILL NETTIE GILLIAM KERRIE 167 GILMORE AARON 99 GIRARD GERALDINE GIVENS EDDIE 148 GLOSSON LISA 70 130 GLOYER ANDY 58 167 176 GODLESKI ANDREW GOINS KELLY GOODMAN ANGELA 167 GOODMAN MICHAEL 67 148 GOODRUM KATHRYN GOODRUM LL GOODWIN GREG 55 60 74 80 15 GOOGER GREG 57 60 154 GOOLSBY RICK 77 14S GORDON KIMBERLY 10 16 GORTNEY NANCY GOLLD DEEANN 167 GRAETER KARTHRYN GRAHAM CHRIS 66 73 106 130 GRAHAM PAMELA 49 53 58 167 GRAHAM TIM 53 130 GREEN BRIAN GREEN CHARLES GREEN JANICE GREEN ROBERT 106 GREEN TIM 99 154 GREENE DAVID 167 GREENE HAL 131 GREENE SANDY 81 GREENWAY PAIGE 148 GREGORY NANCY 148 GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN GRIFFIN CHARLES 99 148 DEAN 131 LI A53 69178131 STEVEN TERESA 77 WAYNE GRIGG AMANDA 57 64 65 GRISSOP JOHN 99 16 GUILE DOLORES GUINY ARD ANDREW 99 GYORFFY MARK HABERNECK WILLIAM HALFORD RHONDA HALL ANGELA 16 HALL JANICE HALL RODNEY 99 146 HAMNER PAMELA 67 154 HANCOCK JON 114 HANCOCK SARA ANNE 55 HANENBURG SHELLEY 67 HANEY RAY CHAPPEL 56 HANSELL FRANZ 148 HARDIN YVONNE131 143 HARDIN JOHN HARGER BARBARA HARMER SUSAN 15 HARRILL BOBB15w 58 160 162 HARRINGTON GEORGIA 62 154 HARRIS ANTHONY HARRIS DANIEL HARRISON GARY 106 119 16 HARRISON MICHELLE 53 162 HARRISON NANCY 69 154 HARVEY BRENDA HARVEY DEBORAH HASKINS BECKI HATCHER DENISE HATFIELD CARLA 81 131 HAWES WALTER 99 HAWK LAURA 24 154 HAWKINS TIMOTHY 81 154 HAY ES RONNIE83 119 148 HAY MORE PALLA 57 167 HAYNIE LISA HEATH ROBERT 131 HEATH SCOTT HEFNER TERRI HELLARD PATRICIA HELLINGER JAY 87 HELMLE ELIZABETH HEMPHILL RODERICK 44 75 99 HENDERSON JENNIFER 74 148 HENDERSON LARRY HENDRIX SHARON HENLEY JAMES 131 HENSLEY ARLEEN HENSLEY BOBBY HENSLEY ARLEEN HENSLEY PATRICIA HERSHEY JILL HERSHEY WILLIYM 131 HICKS REBECCA 5 64 65 HIGDON SHELTON 58 62 HIGGINS TAMI131 HILL GEORGIA HILL SHELLEY 16 HILL WILLIAM HILLIARD VALERIE HILLY ER PATRICIA HINES PAMELA 53 67 70 HIY ED 57 73 155 HODGE CINDY 119 148 HODGE PEGGY HODGES PATRICIA HOGAN ROBERT HOGSED SAMUEL 167 HOLBERT CONNIE 155 HOLBROOKS JOSEPH HOLLAND BRENDA HOLLAND JEFFREY 99 HOLLAND TIM 62 HOLLEY JULIAN HOLLIDAY ELIZABETH 155 182 HOLLIFIELD CHRIS 74 77 148 HOLLISTER TRINA 131 HONEYCLTT BO 31 58 75 174 131 HONEYCUTT RODNEY131 HONEY CLTT SHARON HOOYER SHERRY 48 70 HOPKINS CHARLES 148 HOPKINS SCOTT 69 71 121 HORN BARBARA J 143 HORNSBY AMANDA 63 74 76 83 155 HOUSER CHRISTOPHER 99 HOUSTON RONALD 162 HOWARD PH1LL1P71 72 81 83 148 HOW ARD RANDY 114 HOWELL ALICE HOWELL DONNA 71 57 162 148 HOWELL VICKIE 53 59 71 160 167 HOYLE JULIE HUBBARD HANNAH 67 131 144 HUBBARD JOSEPH 162 HUDSON JAMES 38 73 75 HUDSON MARTHA 155 HUEY FRANK HUFFMAN ADAM 77 132 HUFTON JOAN 148 HUGHES CAROL HUGHES GERALD HUGHES PHILLIP 155 HUGHES SYNA 148 HUNTER CAROLYN HUNTER HARRIETTE 76 83 HUNTER HARRY HURT ALBERT 162 HURT BRUCE 56 74 75 99 19 HURT RICH 53 137 157 HUSKINS NORMA 57 HUSSIN ABDUL KARIM 70 HUTTO KIM 34 74 80 137 HYER TAMMY 163 HYER WAY NE 75 137 139 19 55 IDSTOM ROGER 61 114 155 IMUS CARRIE 110 163 IRELAND ANNETTE ISRAEL CLARA ISRAEL LAURIE 53 71 72 148 ISREAL SALLIE 148 IVEY KAMALA 58 71 132 IVEY TONY 23 99 154 JACKSON DANA 53 62 69 71 JACKSON SUSAN 58 163 JACOBSON ANNETTE JAMES CHESTER JAMESON KEELA 54 5 JAMISON GARY 132 JANULET PAMELA 163 JARRETT TRACY 82 8 JARVIS JENNIFER 53 57 65 146 148 JENKINS GLORIA JENKINS STEPHANIE 70 132 JENNINGS DOUG 161 JENSEN DAVID 114 JENSEN LOIS 148 JIMESON GWYN JOHNSON CHRISTOPHER 155 JOHNSON COLEEN JOHNSON ELIZABETH 163 JOHNSON JOE JOHNSON LARISA10 163 JOHNSON LISA 58 73 78 155 JOHNSON MARSHA JOHNSON MARTHA JOHNSON CHIP 53 71 129 132 135 144 JOHNSON TIM 3 67 137 153 JONES CHRIS 99 155 JONES DENNIS JONES JULIA JONES MELANIE 58 163 JONES RANDALL 67 155 JORDAN JAN 58 81 132 JORDAN MICHELLE JOSEPHSEN KRISTEN 60 I . .71.131,13'. , 143 , , ,V, ,148 ' ,L .65 54 - ' ' -, , Q f I ' f , .1 .1 . A I I I 'I ' ' ' ' N.. , 1 I . 1 , , , .. .'.m.-1.16- ' '11, fn 130 ' lf V' - A .Y '. . . ,137 , , . I'5 El Y ' ' -'154 I . ,: . V . , 7. . YC 7 Y . Y . 1 - A1 - HENSONHKENNETH57 If 1 . ' lj ,- , , H .- . . .148 , v -. . . ,148 Af SCJ.. .-. .143 ' M , Q :, .f.1-18 ' f , 'A 'il I 1- . 4 . I, E 'I V 1 A' Y, 1' '. 1 'L . - . I , f ' ' 1 Y- , T . ... . -. 1 'f 1 .,162 ' ' , . A . ' , . .163 90 JOY, MIKE 99,1-18 1 JL1LIAN,MELISSA 30. ms JUSTICE. EMILY JUSTICE. JANET KANUPRGRETC1-IEN KEARNS, ROBIN 110 KEATON. TYJCANA 2, 6-1. 67. 155 KEEHAN, KEVIN 106 KEEN. ANNA KEENE.ARD1E KEENER. JENNIFER 163 KEIRSEY. AMY 110, 131. 155 KELLER, S.ANDRA 58. 126. 133 KENDRICK. .IOLYN S3, 148 KENDRICK. KIMBERLY 35. 53. 64. KENNEDY. JAMES 75.163 KERR, JAMES 38. 155 KERSHAW, LAL'RA 163 KERSHNER. DEREK 156 KEY, LINDA -16. 1-18 KILPATRICK. CHESTER KILPATRICK, MOLLV KING. CYNTHIA -10.53.61,62.71.133, 1-1-1 KING. EDDIE KINNE. ELAYNE 67.82.153 KIRBY, BEVERLY 76. 133 KIRCHMAN, KATHY 83. I-19 KIRKLAND. MICHAEL KIRKPATRICK. PATSY KLUTZ. SHELWYN 11-1 KNIGHT. JEFF 21, 57. 65. 1-19 KNIGHT. PENELOPE KNIGHT. WILLIAM KOCH, ELLEN 64. 65. 1-19 KOONE. ANTONIA 99 KRAMER. KRIS 23. 55.71. 99. 149 KRAMER. KEITH 62, 99, 133, 1-1-1 KROH, DANA 163 KROMER. .ALLEN 22. 49. 53, 57, 58. 67. I-19 KRUG, MAREE LACKEY. CAROL 149 LADNER. JAMIE 56, 57. 64, 65 LADNER. TAMMY 58. 62. 163 LAGANKE. ROBERT LAIL. NANCY LANCASTER. JOHN 149 LANCASTER. PAIGE LANG, ARIENNE 163 LANG. TRICIA 82. 156 LANGDON. DAVID 99 LANKFORDJANINE163 LANKFORD, MELISA 62. 149 LANN1NG.TERESA LARRIMORE. MICHAEL 53.99.163 LAWRENCE. WILL 66. 81. 133 LAWS. MARY LAWS. MICHELE LAWSON. SCOTT 156 LEDFORD, JAMES LEDFORD. JENNIFER 20.70. 72, 149 LEDFORD. KEITH 99 LEDFORD. PATSY LEFLER. WILBURN LEININGER, DEBBIE 73 LEPORE. MICHELLE 76. 149 LERCII. MARY 1-19 LETTERMAN. REBECCA 163 LEWIS, MARY LEZAN. SCOTT LIGHTNER, LEWIS LIGHTNER, LISA 163 LIMANTO. BAMBANG LINDSAY. TAMMY 56. 57, 65, 1-19 LINDSEY. ELGENIA LING. BRIAN 53. 57.163.167 LINGERFELT. JOHN LISENBEE, CHARLES LITTLE, JAMES 99 LITTl.E.1OHN.JEIfFERY 15. 26. 30.67. 73. 133 LOBLEY. CYNTHIA 163. 16-1 LOFTIN. CAROL 133. 1-1-1 LOFTIS. CHARLES LOLLEY. BETH 69, 126. 133 LONG, CATHERINE 164 LONGHOLISER. KIM 119. 1-19 LOTT, NANCY LOLIGH. DAVID 133 LOLIRCEY, D..I. 57. 60. 67. 80, 156 LOVELAND. MICHELE 7-1, 78. 1-19 LOWERY, JONATHAN 6-1. 65. 134 LOWMAN, LALYRA 5-1, 57. 6-1, 16-5 LLZNSFORD. LORA 1-19 LL'NSFORD,OLL1E LIJPFER. .JONATHAN 60. 69. I-19 LL TTRELL. LEANNE 53. 58,715.16-1 LYNN. SHANE 192, 99. 156. 158 MACRAE. KEITH 13-1 MADDEN. TAMERA 16-1 MAINGIJY, SANDY MANECKE. SCOTT 119 MANEY. JAN 1-19 MANGLIM. WENDI 67. 69. 73. 1-19 MANN, KATHERINE 60. 714, 109. 152. 156 MANSELL, THOMAS 99 MARCHMAN. LEE 99,1-19 MARES, MARK 59. 164 MARINO, BROOKE 1-19 MARLOWE. KATHY MARSH. SCHERLI 70. 81 MARSHALL. SHEILA 5I4.62.X1.13-1 MARTIN, DIETRICH 99 MARTIN.MARCIA5S.16-1 MARTIN. PETER 1-19 MARTIN, RANDY 16-1 MARTINI, THANE 99.16-1 MARTIRE, CHRISTOPHER 13-1 MASCHENIK. MICHAEL 60. 16-1 MATHIS. SHANNIN 156 MAVES. SUSAN 67, 74, S2 MAXWELL. LORNE 81. 99 MAYNARD. ALICIA MCCAIN. JERRY MCCARTNEY. TOM MCCOWN. HEATHER 16-1 MCCRACKEN. WILLIAM 164 McCRAY,LAL1RA 16-1 MCDANIEL. NELSON 10. 56. 57, 64. 65, 153. 156 MCFALLS. SUSAN MCGEE. JAIME 81.1-19 MCGHIN, RONALD 13-I MCGINNIS. ROY 70. 13-1 MQGINNIS. TAMMY 67. 134. 144 MCINTOSH, DANNY MCKESSON. BETTY MCKINNEY. KIM 16-1 MCKINNEY, SCOTT 58, 156 McKINNEY.STI1YIg 6-1, 150 MCKNIGIIT. JAMES 11-1 McIALGIII.lN, PATRICK 137. 156 N'Ic1.I-OD.PAM 11,5X.73. 156 MCNIAIIAN. EIJITII NIQMAIION. ANGELA 63. 65. 56 MCML LLEN, MEI ISSA 59. 6-1. 160 N1cNI1Il..SQOTTY NIcRAIi..1ON -13. 16-I NIEGATHLIN, I'AN1Iil.A 56, 60. 156 Nf1I'1IER.DM1ID13-1 MENNITT. XIARK 99 MERRILI , MIKE 53. 6-1. 65. 69. 73.155 127 150 MERRITT. BEN 150 MERSON.MI11.AN1E 67. 70. 13-1 MESSICK. HAI. 74. 77. 150 MIZTCA LI , CHARLES METCALF. TRACY 16-1 METTS. CARLY MEYRAH, BRIAN 16-1 MICHAEL. JANET I6-1 MICHAEL. LINDA 156 MILEY. KIM 20, 76. 150 MILLAR. BARBARA MILLER .ANGELA 156 MILLER, BOBBY MILLER JAMES MILLER KARLA 58. 165 MILLER KIMBERLY 156 MILLER LACRA134 MILLER LYNN 58,16-1 MILLER MILLER MILLER SHEILA 143. 160. I6-1 STEVEN 99 TREVA 70 MI1.LIS.VICKIE 56,165 MILLSAPS. SAND163, 150 MIRANDA. DENNIS 99.165 MITCHELL. JOHN 90 MITCHELL. MELISSA 58. 60, 711.165 MIXON. MARY 165 MIXSON. STEVE 150 MOBLEY. AMY 67. 13-1 MOCK, MELANIE 58, 62. 156 MOCK. MELISSA 156 MOHR. WILLIAM 80. 156 MONFALCONE, MARK 165 MONTIETH, PATTI MOODY JACQIQELINE 3. SI. 13-1 Moom' JEFFERY 165 MOODY. MICHAEL 99, 165 MOODY, NOREDA MOORE. BARRY S. 7-1. 79. 150. 156 MOORE. DAVID 62. 150 MOORE, LEAH 70. 13-1 MOORE. LINDA 134 MOORE. MARK 6-1 MOORE, MELANIE 165 MOORE TERRY 156 MOORRIEES. SLSAN MOREE, MARGARET 134 MORGAN MORGAN .BETHANY 70, 81.13 . MARISA -1-1.156 MORGAN. TINA MORGAN. SIMONE 165 MORGAN MORGAN MORRIS. MORRIS. MORRIS. .SHARON .TINA 156 JOHN 135 LORI 150 SONYA 5 MORRISON. PRISCILLA 135 MORROW. KATHERINE 515.156 MORTON, ANNE 57.65. 150 MOSELEY, CARSON MOSER. MARIE MOSS, RHONDA 15, 57. 69, 165 MOTT. KEVIN 137. 165 MOYERS, ANGELA MULLIN..1ACQl'EI.1NE MLILLIS, SHANNON MLTRDOCK.SI-IERRY 57.69. 157 MURPHY, MICHAEL MURRAY. JANET MLIRRAY. MATTHEW 157 MYERS. JOHN 64 O'BRIEN. JAMES 3. 47, 54. 55. 67, 157 1 NASH, MARY 64. 154. 157 NEAL, ROSE NEAL. RUTH NEEDHAM, CARLOS NEILY, JANE 146, 150 NELSON, BARRY NESHEM. STEPHANIE 64.157 NEW, BARRY 58. 99 NEW. SANDRA NEWMAN. JAMES 56. 57 NIBARGER. PAULA 165 NICHOLSON. GINA 66, 150 NICHOLSON. MARIE NICHOLSON. SUE NISBET, RENA NIX, TONY 69, 150 NIX. WILLIAM 39. 61, 135 NOAKES. MICHELLE 82, 157 NOCERA. DAVID 135 NOLES. GENE 165 NORRIS, TERESA NORTON, SCOTT 136 NORTON, SANDRA NORTON. VONDA 165 OCONNOR. CHRISTY 76, 136 O'STEEN. JOHN 23. 165 OGLE, JENNIFER 55. 56. 57. 62. 150 OGLESBY. DEREK 79. 136 OLIVER, TRACI OLLIS, CLAYTON 53, 64. 69, 77, 136. OLLIS. JOHN OLLIS. REBECCA 157 ORANGE, CHERYL ORR. DONNA ORR. JOHN ORSILLO, KEN 119 OSBORNE, JAMES 65, 157 OUZTS. RICHARD 99 OVERBEY, PAIJLA 165 OWENS. JAMES 106. 150 OWNBEY, RENEE 136 OWNBEY. MELANIE 58. 78. 157 PANTHER. ERIK 21,157 PARDUE. ELEANOR PARDUE. GREY 137 PARDUE, LEAH 58. 137. 165 PARHAM, ROBBIE 137 PARKER, BILL PARKER, CHARLES PARKER. SHERRY 57.67, 70. 157 PARKER. WANDA PARKS. JIM 73. 77. 130 PARRIS, MISSY 165 , PARROTT. DONNA 165 PARTIN. DUANE 48. 70. 73 PATRICK. SUSAN 78. 157 PATTON. JOY PATTON, TROY 99 PAUL. JAMES PAYNE, BRUCE PAYNE, DONNA 165 PAYNE. MELBA PAYTON. JAMES 99 I. 144 PEEK. SHERRY PENLEY. VIRGINIA PERDUE. DARREN 126 PERKINS, KATHY 22, 67, 71, 72, PERRY, LISA PERRY. PHILLIP 63, 137 PERRY, TAMMY 165 PETERSON, KAREN 165 PETERSON. STACEY 150 PETERSON, SUZETTE 157 150 PHELPS. CHUCK 3.53. 58, 67. 137. 157 PHIBBS, PHILIP 165 PHILLIPS. ANTHONY 15, 65 PHILLIPS, BOBBIE PHILLIPS, DAVID PHYTHIAN. MATTHEW 99, 158 P1CKENS.PHILLIP PICON, WILLIAM 99, 157 PIERCY. VIRGINIA 70. 78. 137 PISH, TERRI 157 PITTMAN. BETH PIZZO, JOE 59, 98, 101, 144 PLANTS, LINDA 6, 54, 55, 59. 165 PLEMENS, HOWARD PLEMMONS. DIANNE 136 PLESS. JUDITH POLK, LETHA 150 PONDER. DELMAR 157 PONDER, TRACY 31. 99 PONDER. ZELDA POOL. SUSAN PORTER. RANDALL 157 POTHIER, CAROL POWELL. PAM 150 POWELL, ALISON 165 POWERS. ANGELA 165 PRESNELL. ANGELA 165 PRESNELI., THERESA 40. 69. 71. PRESSLEY. MELANIE PRESSLEY. RITA PRESTON. JOE 41, 74. 80. 136 PRESTWOOD. TERESA PRICE. SHARON 165 PRINCE. DELT PROFFITT, CAROL PROFFITT, RODNEY S2 PUCKETT. LLOYD 81, 83. 99. 158 RADFORD. JACQUELINE 165 RAINES, DEANA 158 RAMSEY. CHRISTIAAN RAMSEY. DONA 158 RAMSEY, LINDA RANDALL, KATHY RANDALL. LEWIS RANDALL. WAYNE RANDLEMAN, DAVID 136 RANDOLPH. ELAINE 36, 74, 80. 158 RATCLIFFE. KATHY RAXTER, KIM 54. 155, 150 RAY. CRYSTAL 166 REAGAN. LEON REAVIS. CLAUDIA RECTOR. KENT 64. 166 REECE. TRACY 2, 166 REED, BETTY REED. CHRISTI 70 REILLY. KIM 150 RENIER. LORI 23, 166 RHODES. LISA 30.53. 55. 58. 119. RHODES. PAMELA RICE, GLORIA RICE. JANICE RICE, MARY 158 RICE. SANDRA RICH, CARLYN RICKER, DEBORAH 62, 63, 136 RICKERT, DAWN 82. 158. 159 RICKERT, SCOTT 80, 150 158 RIDDLE, RONALD 166 ROBBINS, STEVE 80, 130 ROBERTS, MARY ROBINSON, DONNA ROBINSON. GREGORY ROEBUCK. SHAWN 106 ROEPCKE ROGERS. , FRANK 166 DONALD ROGERS, JONATHAN 158 ROGERS. ROGERS. ROLAND, ROLAND. ROLAND, ROLAND, ROLAND. ROLAND, ROSE. LIS MARTHA 137 VIVIAN DONALD 99 DOROTHY 62, 81 HATTIE KIMERLY 150 LISA 53, 158 RUSSELL 136 A 136 ROUTH. NEIL 38, 53, 74. 75, 136 ROWE. KENT 74, 79, 150 ROWLAND, MILDRED ROYSTER, CHRIS 53. 77. 158 RUFF. LORENA RUNION, RUSHER, RUSSELL. RUSSELL. RUSSELL. STACY 99 EDDIE 150 BRENDA DAYNA 166 LORI 57, 62, 166 RUTH, LAVONNA RYMELL. ROBERT SAINTSING, KAREN 83, 166 SALYERS. GRETCHEN 166 SAMPSON, LISA SAMS. SANDRA SHATTERFIELD, DONNA 119, 150 SAUCIER, DARRELL 99 SAUER. RICK SAULS. KAREN 150 SAVAGE. MONICA 110.166 SAXTON. ANTHONY 99 SCHMELTEKOPF, WILLIAM SCHWING, DEBBIE 11. 15, 58, 69 SCOTCHIE, THERESA SCOTT. WAYNE 98. 99. 100 SCOTT, RICHIE 166 SEARCY, KIM 166 SEARCY, MARK SEARCY. VICTORIA SECHREST. ELLEN 44. 45, 54, 67, 124, 135 136, 137. 145 SECON, PEGGY 67. SI. 157 SETTLE. ROBERT 114 SHARPSTENE. PAUL 58 SHATLEY, SHARON 67, 137 SHEALY, DAVID 99. 100, 128. 145 SHEFFIELD, TOM SHELTON. MICHAEL 99 SHELTON. SHELLEY 150 SHELTON, TIMOTHY 158 SHEPHERD, MARIEKA SHEPPARD. ROBIN 49 SHERER. EDWIN 99 SHIELDS, SCOTT 64. 65. 166 SHIRLEY, KELLIE 57, 64, 151 SI-IUFORD. KIMBERLY 72, 137 SHUMAN. ELIZABETH 35, 62, 74, 7 SIBLEY, ANITA SIFFORD. MARK 82 SILVER. CARLA 166 SIMMONS. HEATHER 71.78. 158 SIMS. GARY 158 SIMS, MICHAEL 26. 99. 101 SIMUEL. PATRICIA 151 SISK. JOHN SKIPPER, CAROLYN SLUDER, DAVID 138 SMITH, BOBBY 81. 71, 119, 139 8.158 SNIITH. BRENDA 158 XIITH. CARRIE 54. 55. 119. 13S -X1ITH.CLARE138 SNIITH. DONNA SNIITH. GLENN 57.63.138 SNIITH, GREGORY 166 LNNIITH. JAMES SNIITH. JEFFREY ISNIITH, JL DY 72, 73, 138 SNIITH, KIMBERLY 65. 69. 138 SNIITH. LARRY 75. 166 SNIITH, LISA 64, 138 SVIITH, MICHAEL SMITH, SCOTT 99 SMITH, SERENA 81.138 SMITH, SUSAN SMITH. TRAVIS SNIITHWICK. LAURA 58. 62, 158 SNOw.MEL1NDA 45. 133 SNYDER, NANCY 23. 66. S3 SOLOMON. KIMBERLY SOTELO. TAMARA 64. 153 SPARKS. EDWARD SPAL1LD1NG. GERALD SPE.-XRMAN, SHANNON 166 SRYGLEY. ANGELA 69.71.72 STAFFORD, JIM 67. so, 151 STAFFORD. JOHNNY 39, 146 STAFFORD. PAM 11, 71. 151 STANFIELD, RONALD STARNES. LISA 34. 62, 72. 151 STARR. SHELLY 81. 138 STATON, MARK 71.75. 139 STEED. TERR1 119 STEEN. LYNN STEPP. TRULA STEVENSON. REBECCA 3.70. 151 STEWART. GREGORY 56. 57, 64. 151 STEWART, WENDY 69. 70, 71. 138 ST1LLwELL, LAURA STOCKLEY, ADAM 13s STONE. M1R1AM 30.58.151 STOREY. TIM 58, 67, 147 STOR1E.GERALDINE STOUT. DONNA 67, 158 STRACENER. CYNTHIA 136 STREET. MAE STUBBS, ROBERT 40, 138 SLIDDARTI-1, MELODY 31. 138 SIJGGS, PHILIP 66, 166 SUMMEY. RAY 166 SUMMEY. STEPHEN SUPPLIES. SVEN 70, 106. 166 SUTTLES, ANGELA SLJTTLES. JOANNA SwA1N. JEFFREY 158 SWEZEY. CHRISTINA Sw1FT.CATHRON 166 TALLENT. STEVE 163 TALLEY. BRIAN 99. 151 TATE, ELIZABETH TATICH, SUSAN 166 TAUBMAN, TINA 139 TAYLOR. GINA 166 TAYLOR, JOHN 166 TAYLOR. LISA TAYLOR REGINALD 23, 99. 166 TAYLOR. REID 139 TEAGUE, DAVID TEAGUE. EMILY TEAGUE, GARY TEASLEY, RAMONA TERRELL. MYRA 71, 73, 158 TERRY.G1NA 139 TERRY, WENDELL TETRICK, JEFFREY 106. 166 THOMAS, EMILY 58.163. 166 THOMAS. JAMES THOMAS, JASON 56 THOMAS. KIM 57. 64. 65, 139 THOMAS, MELISSA 30. 67 THOMPSON. GEORGE THO?vIPSON,.1EI'F11.5S,71,139 THOMPSON. KAYE 167 THOMPSON, NEILL 119,159 THOMPSON, ROSLYN THORNHILL, MIKE 22.58.151 THORNTON, DWAYNE T11.LER,SL1ZANNE TIPTON, STEPHEN 99 TODD, BEVERLY 159 TOLAR. BEVERLY TOLIVER.BRL?CE11-I TOMLINSON. CAROLYN TORRENCE, MARC 22. 67. 75. 140 TOTHEROW. GLADYS TREADWAY. CAROL TREADWAY ROSEMARY TRIVISON. JAMES 106, 167 TROUTMAN.CHR1STI 67. 151 TRULL. BRONZE TURNER. AMY 167 TURNER, BARBARA 60. 140 TURNER, EDDIE 151 TURNER, JEFFREY 119 TURNER, JOHN 99 TURNER. PHILIP 53, 58, 71. 72, 74. 7 140, 145 TWEED, CAROLYN 53. 54, 72, 151 VANBUREN. JIQLIA VANCE, CHARLES VANHORN. RENEE 56. 57.64. 65. 71 145 VANN. BARBARA VANWINGERDEN. KENNETH VAL1GHN,GWENDOLYN VIRGIN, CARLA 20,151 WADDELL. EDDIE 71. 77. 140 WADDELL, TERRY WALKER, BEN 114. 140 WALKER. BRIAN 99 WALKER, JERI 76. 140 WALKER, WILLIAM T. 56. 65, 167 WALLIN. GREG 159 WALLIN. WENDELL WALTERS. JEFF 151 WALTON, AMY 167 WARD, MICHAEL 99 WARD, REBECCA 62. 63 WARD. SHANNON 40 WARNER, CAROLYN WARREN. ROBIN 158. 159 WASHBURN, CHRISTINE 62, 151 WATERMULDER, CHRISTINE WATERS. ROBERT 99, 159 WATKINS. MELINDA 40. 140, 145 WATTS. JOHN 53. 58, 167 WEAVER, CARA WEAVER. ELIZABETH 49, 167 WEBB, GEORGE WEEKS. JOHN 99 WELLS. DIANE WERTS. SUZY 66, 70, 76, 132, 140 WEST WEST .SUZANNE 57.151 . LYNN 151 WEST. WEST. MARTHA ROBERT 99 5. 124, . I-10. WESTBROOK. DERBY WIIEEIIR, KIM 159 WHITI2, CYNTHIA WIIITEIIITAD. ANDRI-W' 99 WIIITIZIIOUSL. .IANA 76 WITMAN1, THOMAS 159 WIIITNIIRI1, FRAN WHITNIIRE. TINIOTIIY 57 WHITSON, LLRTIS 99 WICIS, DONALD WIGGINS. DONNA 159 WIGGINS, TINA WIGGIINTON. STEVI1 151 WIKE. CYNTHIA 35.67,119,159 W1LES.I-.IIEEN 167 WILKERSON. BRLCE WI1,1.EKE.BR1AN 414, 99.167 WILLIAMS, AMANDA 7,515,167 WILLIAMS. ANDREA 48. 70. 73.1411 WILLIATVIS, BRIAN 70.73.1525 WILLIAMS. JEFF 99, 154 WILLIANIS. JESSE 99 WILLIAMS. MARILYN WILLIAMS. MARTHA 140 WILLIAMS, VERONICA WILLIS. JOYCE WILLIS. KIM 167 WILLIS, ERIC WILSON. ANNETTE 57. 167 WILSON BELINDA 57.167 WILSON. CAROL 58. 167 WILSON. MARIANNE 4,66,67,159 WILSON, RHONDA WILSON, SANDRA WILSON, WENDELL WINN. GEORGE 99.167 WIRTZ. AMY WISE. DANNY 99,151,153 WOFFORD. LISA 81 WOLFE. JANE WOOD. CATHY 151 WOOD. JUANELLE 34, 159 WOOD, WILLIAM 40.53, 58.31. 140. 141 WOODALL. SANDRA 167 WOODALI.. SHEILA 126. 140 WOODSON. MICHAEL 1400 WOOLBERT, DANIEL 82. 159 WOOTEN. ERIC 99, 161 WORLEY, CHERYL 57. 59.60. 167 WORLEY. DEBRA WORLEY, KATRINA 71,151 WORTHINGTON. KIMBERLY 76. 141 WRAY. KIM 141 WRENN, CINDY WRIGHT. KEVIN 99 WRIGHT, MELANIE 159 WYATT. DOLORES 141 YANCY, VIRGINIA YATES. DAVID 58, 159 YOCL'M. CATHY 149,151 YOUNG. CRAIG 167 YOLING. DONNA 151 YOUNG FLORENCE YOUNG: THOMAS 63. 71. 141 ZACHARY. MARC 69. 167 ZBOYORSK1, JANET ZEIGLER, LOWELL 141 ZICHICHI. JOSEPH 99 ZIELKE. MARK 'AZIG 59. 164. 167 ZITO. TVIICIIAEL Ckdophon olume 61 of the Laurel was printed by Herff Jones Yearbooks, Mont- gomery, Alabama, using offset lithography on 80-pound Bor- deaux glossy enamel paper. The press run was 1100 copies at 196 pages plus a 20-page summer supplement. Trim size was 8 x 11 inches. Body copy and headlines throughout the book are serif. Point size and leading varies. The cover is on a 120-point board. The cover design is a four color process on white litho material and laminated. The design is on the front spine and back. The end- sheets are school designed with colonial blue ink on white color stock. Photographs were taken by staff photographers. Individual por- traits were taken Dean Perry Photography of Sheffield, Ala- bama. Color photos were pro- cessed by Carolina Color of Ashe- ville, N.C. 194 STAFF EDITOR .................................. ...............,... CAMPUS LIFE ............... ........ ORGANIZATIONS ........ ........ SPORTS ..................,. ....,... PEOPLE ......... ........ WRITERS .......... ........ PHOTOGRAPHERS .......... ........ ADDITIONAL PHOTOS ......... ........ ARTISTS ,... .... ADVISOR ............................... . ....... HERFF JON ES FIELD REPRESENTATIVE ....... ........ HERFF JONES PLANT CONSULTANT ....................... 9 GREG GOODWIN MELISSA MITCHELL KRISTEN JOSEPHSEN KIM MILEY AN DY GLOVER CRAIG CLARY CHERYL WORLEY LAURA LOWMAN TAMMY LADNER JOHN ANDERSON BARBIE TURNER ZIG PAM MEGATHLIN MIKE MASCHENIK JIMMY OWENS JONATHAN LUPFER GREG GOOGER GRETCHEN SALYERS JOHN EDWARDS D.J. LOURCEY JOHN CAMPBELL CYNTHIA KING LESLEY BUSH DREW FREDRICKSON NEIL ROUTH RONNIE HAYES TERRY LANSDELL GERRIE GERARD CAL CONNIPF WALTER P. SMITH SANDRA SMITH ..LOU JOHNSON .,-un. ,,.. .-.. -.,a. . .,.,---n 2 3-..' -F E thas taken nearly 10 months to create and complete this publi- cation for Mars Hill College. During this time I have fulfilled re- sponsibilities to myself and my school. This semester the book has been my number one priority. By putting the book first, many friend- ships were tested. I now know that I have friends who will stand by me. It was through this experience that they carried me. I want them to know how much their support was appreciated and that I carry them when they need me. aff lima... I . . . o Special Thanks To My -D.J. Lourcey who put up with this grump and never will be forgotten. ' -John Campbell for his expertise in photo journalism. C -Wendy Collins, John Anderson, John Edwards for helping me find my footprints. I . 'I --Rhonda Evans for the help at the crucial stage of the book. ' K fMelinda Snow for the cover concept. Ll -Cal Conniff and Krispy Kreme for the late night trips to the twilight zone. -Pam Brooks and Ellen Sechrest for photo identification. gJim Parks and Judy Smith who returned my sanity. -To Biff wherever he may be. 195 'SFR' , 4.4,:,,A.,. 6 :liz-'33 FOOTPRINTS IN THE SAND One night a man had a dream He dreamed he was walking along the beach with the Lord Across the sky flashed scenes from his hfe For each scene he notlced two sets of footprints in the sand one belong to him and the other to the Lord When the last scene of his hfe flashed before him he looked back at the footprints in the sand He noticed that many tlmes along the path of his life there was only one set of footprints He also noticed that it happened at the very lowest and saddest times in his life This really bothered hun and he questioned the Lord about it Lord you said that once I decided to follow you, you'd walk with me all the way. But I have noticed that during the most troublesome times in my life there is only one set of footprints. I don't understand why when I needed you most you would leave me. The Lord replied, My precious, precious child, I love you and I would never leave you. During your times of trial and suffering, when you see only one set of footprints in the sand it was then that I carried you. -Author U U 'J 0 U. 3 Q 2 3 3 ' 5 Q t 0 9 ' . o Q 0 5 2 O 1 S 0 --Q 0 nknown 1 N W 5 W- I ., -- 31311111-l l i gh. GITPQQEQIELL Q71 Lyn-' Y ,.. , , . C , , f G i WSE? New X 1-QA P eb 2452 ' ,bqfl 05' MEARES 4, m if 1 A Tffww FO -6 u J COURTS OTBALL Q0 Qui fl ,A Fl 1. X - f-- mairp . V wx 556 Nia, i I 'gr 0519 Ney -2,1-2: ', -'a if N li 4 5 ' Wim ' 54' +6910 Wx .Q ,txcl S9 I lr'-3. rf -K' . Q ,yy I P' W,-. I ,vu .I if .fazi ' I L? -1 6-K, ii ff 4.69. -'X 1 ,J 'YL - 05? Q .1 V 69 V 4 AW 1 '0 QW? J 02? .mv 3- ffffnfif fjlfiadf' fig 5 my fa AE CASCADE 5-E 56cVRl -5 in ii H W 3U'LD'NQ 453, . 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