Montreat Anderson College - Agape / Sundial Yearbook (Montreat, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1977 volume:

AGAPE 1977 MONTREAT-ANDERSON COLLEGE MONTREAT, NORTH CAROLINA WE ARE ONE IN THE SPIRIT, WE ARE ONE IN THE LORD . . . 3 AND WE PRAY THAT ALL UNITY MAY ONE DAY BE RESTORED . . . 4 AND THEY’LL KNOW WE ARE CHRISTIANS BY OUR LOVE . . . 6 7 DEDICATION We, the Annual Staff, are honored to dedicate Agape 77 to Jose Antonio Reyes, for his dedication to Montreat-Anderson College. Senor Reyes teaches Spanish and has received a B. A. , M. A. , and Ph. D., from the University of Havana with addtitional study at Barry College of Miami. We are truly thankful for the Love he has shown us. f Senor Reyes was born on March 3, 1909, in Caibarien, Cuba. He at- tended Havana University, where he majored in Spanish and Spanish Amer- ican Literature. He mi no red in His- tory and Geography. He received 5 awards from Havana U. in Spanish Lit. , Ancient History, General Psycologia, Sociology, and History of the Philology. He graduated with a Ph.D. in 1941. He has worked with the Munson Steamship Lines and on the Board of Education in his hometown. Also, as a teacher in Presbyterian Schools in Caibarien, Cardenas, and Encruijada. He received the 25 year service pin from the Board of National Mission of United Presbyterian Church of U. S. He worked from 1961 to 1966 in Miami, Fla. among Cuban refugees and since 1966 as a Spanish teacher at MAC. He was married in 1944 and has one daughter. 10 I can't think of anyplace where the proof of God’s existence is more evident than in the lives of the students and fa- culty here at Montreat. There is no need to play games with any- one here; you can be yourself. I love it! G. Michael Davis e a u r e s 11 BROOKE PARRIOTT HOMECOMING QUEEN I am from North Augus- ta, South Carolina and was chosen Maid of Honor last year. I'm interested in becom- ing a Christian counselor and feel a special need in being with people. Since I've been in Mon- treat, I have grown to love being in the mountains. I've found a joy in square dancing and outdoor sports. My long term accom- plishment is hope that God can use me to further his Kingdom. The thing that I'll re- member the most about Montreat is the friendships and unity I've experienced. It is the warmest, most special kind of love I've ever known. Brooke Parriott 12 i v DEBBIE SCHAFER MAID-OF-HONOR Hi. I now reside in Fairfax, Virginia, and I was a cheerleader at Radford High School in Hawaii during my junior year. Now, I plan to continue in a Christian college and major in the field of Botany. Since I’ve become a Christian my goals have changed. I mean to serve God as much as I can. I feel that Mon treat is most unique in the Christian fellowship experienced be- tween student and teacher. In High School it was unheard of to hug your friends, but here it is a sign of love and caring for one another. Debbie Schafer 13 HOMECOMING 1976 Homecoming '76 was a big success. The theme this year was Stairway to Heaven. The Band play- ing was Sweet Tooth from Atlanta, Georgia. It was a night worth remembering for all who came. 14 The Homecoming Court and their escorts: Willis Dowling and Debbie Schafer, Brooke Parriott and Steve Wolfenden, Van Kornegay and Carol Rajib, Stan Gaines and Beth Cooke, Moi Monroe and Mary Sue Van- overloop, and Tom Down and Diane Wads- worth. r 15 FALL THE FALL FESTIVAL OF FAITH But the Lord was with Joseph, and showed him mercy. Genesis 39:21 MAC was honored Oct. 3-8 to have Luis Palau as a guest speaker. Many hours of prayer went into the preparation for the Fall Festival of Faith. This shows what God can do when His people humble themselves and pray. He spoke on the life and character of Joseph. There were rap sessions and counseling which resulted in changed lives. Gale Tysor CHRISTMAS This Christmas season Montreat- Anderson College introduced a new Christmas Banquet as well as the an- nual dance. The Banquet, sponsored by SCA, was held at the S W Cafeteria in Asheville and Mr. Walter Jackson was the guest speaker. The dance was held at the Convocation Hall and the music was provided by Choice. AT MONTREAT 9 20 21 STREET DANCE 23 w H O ’S Donald Edward Holcombe He is from Asheville, N. C. He is President of the SCA and is a Hall Counselor in Howerton. He plans a career in medicine. Kathy Wendt She is from Memphis, Tenn. She is a Hall Counselor in McGregor and President of Phi Theta Kappa. Margaret Porter Conger She is from Jonesboro, Tennessee. She is a Hall Counselor in Ma Hall and Chairman of the Social Committee. Willis Irvin Dowling He is from Cramerton, N.C. and President of the Honor Council. He is also a Hall Counselor in Davis Dorm. 24 Anslow Snow Adams Resides in Asheville, and is a Sargeant of the Liscensc £ Theft Dept. He is a member of Phi Theta Kappa. He has been on the Deans List 2 semesters. Nancy Lynn Hood She is from Knoxville, Tenn. She is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and a Hall Counselor in MA Hall. She is Co-Chrm. of Sign Language Class. Julie Ann Kilfore She is from Cary, N. C. She has a high academic record, and a member of Phi Theta Kappa. She is also a member of the General Assembly. Paula Sue Myers She is from Mexico City, Mexico. She is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and Chairman of the Food Comm. She is President of the SGA. 25 I MACS ANNUAL AUTO RALLY 26 27 FIFTIES DANCE i 28 Follow the Lord's rules for doing His work, just as an athlete either follows the rules or is disqualified and wins no prize. 11 Timothy 2:5 I worked Hard, Lord, followed the rules, sweated buckets, ran with an aching hamstring, played with a sprained finger and practiced, practiced, practiced!! And still no prize—What did I do it for anyway? Certainly there is no glory in defeat—or-- am I measuring success by win-loss records, gilded trophies, and the praises of men? When your Son hung on the cross, it looked as if He had Lost. But He won a far greater prize--He gave us forgiveness and eternal life ! Maybe this year can be measured by intangible sucesses: --the friendship of the others on the team —feeling good about doing something right once in time —representing a small college tucked back in the mountains where people really Love each other --feeling the exhuberance of making my body work to its Limits and then going beyond them, --and then -1 got to know you better, Lord. Now I understand Isaiah 40:31 Penny Nickel 1 T ..4 SOCCER 1976 First Row: Bcrnic O'Shields, Moi Monroe, Capt., Terry Edwards, Jeff Baker, Steve Morgan. Second Row: Steve Wolfenden, Roger Cardinal, Carl Hanlon, John Mack, Peter Steidle, Chris Hamilton, John Bassett. Third Row: Coach Wilhelmi, Eddie Blanchard, Rex Hoffman, Jeff Poe, Dave Souleret, Greg Green, Stan Gaines, Tom Downs, Robert Hunt, and score keeper Barry Sullivan. 32 33 34 35 jri 36 ftW 1976 Soccer Season by far wasn't the best season Montreat has had, but with the Christian concern and leadership under Coach Wilhelmi we were all winners. We learned to be win- ners, despite the score of the game and that nothing is ac- complished without the backing of the Lord. Moi Monroe Playing Soccer was great, the guys were determined, the coach was funny, and it took Christ to bring it all to life. John Mack 37 8 I � • Playing Soccer this year at Montreat was a spiritual as well as a growing experience. The friendships made dur- ing the season have really blessed my Freshman year at Montreat. Rex Hoffman The understanding of what team uni- ty is, is the main thing I've gained. The knowledge of how to get along with others and to reach one goal. Greg Green 39 1976-77 CAVALIERS Tim Edwards, Tom Harris, Dudley Hargrove, Coach Haun, Tim Beasley, David Burge, Keith Price, Kevin Wilson, Denorris Nichols, Bob Lake, Rick Haney, David Buchanan, Alva Duke, Gary Parris, BenFortson, Kevin Schaffer, Robert Brinkley, Alton Owen. t 4) 42 LnJ r r 43 44 MAC INTRAMURALS 47 Our Baseball Team is con- sidered one of the best in south- ern Junior Colleges. They have been to the finals more than any other college in our district. 49 Baseball and the people at Mon treat have really showed Me hap- piness and responsibility. Also being here has brought me closer to the Lord. It has helped me take a big step in my life, and I'm thankful for it. Doug Banks so To be united in one spirit and to seek love together in Christ produces a true awareness of the goodness of life. David B. Henry r WOMEN’S TENNIS m j'M Vx Front Row: Carol Marks, Penny Nickel Coach, Karen Shelling, Back Row: Leslie Daniel, Kay Farmer, Hilary Runne, Katherine Curtis, and Patty Schneider. 52 53 MAC CHEERLEADERS 54 Wanda Brooks Diane Wadsworth 5S Life at Montreat is unique because of the people. So often we seek to be less than what God would have us to be, be- cause we are afraid we won't be accepted. That is not so at Montreat, we have found our freedom in Christ, we are discovering that our Lord has made us different to ful- fill his purposes, and were not afraid any longer. We feel secure in his love. The one thing that makes Montreat so special is the love we have one for another through Jesus. Don Holcombe Friend- ship is know- ing someone is always there, and it is something you cannot do without. Ellen Caldwell 56 Montreat is going to Hullies for a super hero glass with your friends when you should be studying for a Psychology test you have the next day. Terry Edwards Montreat is friends raiding the Vending machines together Peggy Conger Laughing; crying; caring; loving; are what my friends are all about. Dollie Mathis Montreat is borrowing some- one's popcorn and popping it with a friend when you both should be studying. Paula Myers O r a n i z a t i o n s 57 SOCIAL COMMITTEE To The Right: Pe ggy Conger, Chm.; Mrs. He lion Andrews, Advisor; Below: Sammy Feldman, Peggy Conger, Janet Couch, Chris Lautz, Dollie Mathes, David Buie, Mark Robinson, Kent Patton, Lisa Bryson, Holly Whitley, Terri Whitley, Abby Bates, Leslie Daniels, and Mrs. Andrew’s. 58 PHI THETA KAPPA Pictured From Left, Top: Julie Kilgore, Miss Buchanan, Advisor; Nan Hood; Robin Laughon; Brooke Parriott, Sec.; Christy Cash; Terry Posey, Vice Pres.; Rob Norwood; Margaret Kuhn, Tres. ; Kathy Wendt, Pres.; and John Brown. HONOR COUNCIL Pictured From Left: Ron Mabry, adv.; John Bassett; Sue Daugherty; Willis Dowling, Pres.; Barbara McKenzie; Randy Metcalf; and Mr. Parks, Advisor. I S9 GENERAL ASSEMBLY From Left: David Buie, Julie Kilgore, Bill Terrell, Debbie May, Ken Watt, Barbara McKenzie, Sammy Feldman, Pete Schula, Tommy Siler, Rob Norwood, Pres., Betsy Oliver, Director. 60 HANDBELL CHOIR Front, Left: Robin Laughon, David White, Elizabeth Carlton, Back, Left: Mary Lyda, Gigi Henderson, Karen Thomas, Kathleen Schuit, and Betsy lid. Below: Betsy Oliver, and the New Covenant Choir. the Dew (cvenent E Ccrinth|Qn., .. f 61 SIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Right: Rob Chapin, Den- nis Smith, Cathy Sum- mey, Linda Smith, Gale Tysor, Alyce Joye, Karen Greene, Peggy Zinsli, Nan Hood, and Karen Williamson. F.C.A. Below: Jeff Baker, Rex Hoffman, Ann Dalton, Tom Downs, and Greg Green. 62 r 63 CONSERVATION CLUB Officers: David White, Pres, Chuck King, Vice Pres., Smith Worth, Sec, and Members below. 64 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Officers: Paula Myers, Pres. , Pat Daugherty, Sec. , Emily Brown, Tres. , and Dave Wynne, Vice Pres. Members: Mark Robinson, Peggy Conger, Rex Hoffman, Jeff Baker, Paula Myers, Jack McMahan, Emily Brown, Beth Suarez, Dave Wynne, Terry Edwards, Debi Buchanan, Willis Dowling, Carolin Calhoun, Pat Daugherty, and Margaret Bender. I If' 65 McMillan house Right: Sara Wetzel, Below: Jake Wetzel, House Residents. Far Right: Debbie Buchanan, House Pres. J 66 AGAPE STAFF To The Left, Top: Judith Milliner, Editor; gigi Hender- son; Bill Wagoner; Bucky Youngblood, Carol Rajib, Donna Smathers, Van Kornegay, Valerie Stewart, Allan Jones. Below, From Left: Kim Van Bavel; Judith Milliner, Ed. ; Mrs. Andrews, Advisor; Terri Whitley; Carl Hanlon; David Buie; and Gale Tyson, Not Pictured: Lisa Bryson I' r 6? McGregor hall At Right, Clockwise: Linda Hughes, Brooke Parriott, Kathy Wendt, Diana Dawson, and Beth Suarez, Dorm Pres. Below: Beth Suarez, and Anne Wilson, Dorm Resident. 68 DAVIS HALL At Left From Bottom To Top: Davis Hall Counselors--Jeff Baker, Dorm President, Larry Stringer, David White, Willis Dowling, David French, and Mark Robinson. Below: Ron, Linda, and Jennifer Mabry, Dorm Residents. mm HOWERTON HALL Right: Terry Edwards, Pres., Hall Counselors: Joe Compton, Dave Wynne, and Dave Souleret. Below: Patsy and Ed Isley, Dorm Residents. M-A HALL Bottom Left: Mom Bixler, Head Resident, Betsy Oliver, Asst. Dorm Resident, and Carolin Calhoun, Dorm President. Below: Carolin Calhoun, Hall Counselors: Dollie Mathis, Peggy Conger, Betsy Oliver, Hilary Runne, Shelley Guillard, Judith Willard, Nan Hood, Tracy Wilson, and Sharon Widman. r 71 GREYBEARD PLAYERS START THE 76-77 SEASON WITH “FATHER OF THE BRIDE” 72 CAST iMr. Banks.......................Dr. C.C. Kinnison Mrs. Banks.......................Debbie Justus Kay Banks........................Virginia Crowder Ben Banks........................Matt Brooks Tommy Banks......................Sammy Parks Buckley Dunston..................H. C. Farmer Betsy Taylor.....................Carrie Wolfenden Peggy Swift......................Mari Kinnison Delilah..........................Beth Blankenship Miss Bellamy.....................Valerie Stewart Mr. Massoula.....................Chris Lautz Circulation Mgr..................Peggy Starr Mrs. Pulfzki.....................Ranee Helms Red..............................Richard Prosch Pete............................. Matt Weller Florist.......................... Renee Willis I 73 t GREYBEARD PLAYERS IN “DRACULA” Miss Wells - Maid . . B. Blankenship Jonathan............M. Weller Dr. Seward..........C. Lautz Abraham D. Helsing . C. C. Kinnison R. M. Renfield .... V. Crowder Butterworth.........J. Gorham Lucy Seward.........D. Justus Count Dracula .... H. C. Farmer 74 I 7 5 Snow Adams ■ A1 Armfield Fran Araette John Bailey Jeff Baker Suzanne Addison John Baker Nancy Balog Mosi Adeshina Anne Ajo Judy Anderson Mary Anderson Sandy Anderson Kim Bandy 78 Doug Banks Tim Beasley Eddie Blanchard Beth Blankenship Randy Bowman John Bassett Randall Boyte Sally Beane Greg Breter Kaye Beasley Christy Blue Jon Boslooper Gary Bouknight Mary Brittain Matt Brooks John Brown Sicanne Brown J3ne Bryant Lisa Bryson Wanda Brooks Debbie Buchanan Chuck Brown w'' David Buie Cindy Brown Elizabeth Brown Emily Brown Jay Brown David Burge 80 Pat Burnette Wendi Campbell Freddy Cantey Dale Capps Christi Cash Ellen Caldwell Beth Chiddie Katherine Burt Robert Chapin Carolin Calhoun Roger Cardinal Elizabeth Carlton Donna Casey Stephanie Clark 81 Steve Clayton Mary Cone Peggy Conger Cindy Cook Tammy Coakley Lisa Cobb Lucy Coker Beth Cooke Ginger Cooke Doris Cooper Amy Corriher Bobby Costner Janet Couch Bill Crout Virginia Crowder Denise Crumm April Crump Cheryl Curtis Ann Dalton Leslie Daniel Pat Daugherty Sue Daugherty Michael Davis Angie Davis Diana Dawson Mark Day Laura Dendy Perla Diaz Ruth Dinkins Terry Edwards Tim Edwards Kathy Estep Willis Dowling Tom Downs Alva Duke Susan Easterling Tom Eastridge Sandra Edmisten Kay Farmer Sam Feldman David Field Linda Field 84 Myretta Flake Sherri Forehand T erry Folker Ann Fortune Walter Foster Brenda Foxworth Suzanne Futrellc Stan Gaines David Garland Ben Fortson David French James Fuqua Wendy Fussell Warden Gaskins Robin Getchell Darwin Glassford John Gorham Jay Graham Geniese Gruner Shelley Guillard Carl Hanlon Beverly Harper 86 Lynn Harris Debra Harvey Nan Hood Ranee Helms Pam Horne Lillian Hernandez Deborah Hicklin J.D. Hinson Dennis Harris Gisele Henderson Tonya Henderson David Henry Rex Hoffman Don Holcombe 87 Pat Howard Betsy Ilderton Jeffrey Jackson Elizabeth Johnson Warren Jones Linda Hughes Charlene Joplin Jerry Hunt Robert Hunt Bill Johnson Allan Jones Teresa Jones Alice Joye Deborah Jordan 88 Chad Kapfhamer Clay Kirkman Phil Kooycnga Van Komegay Margaret Kuhn Beverly Kellam Chuck King Wade King Melinda King Nancy King May Langham Catherine Lacy Julie Kilgore Robert Lake Robin Laughon Chris Laut? Charles Ledsinger Deborah Logan Hal Love Mary Lyda Mike McAm Laura McCulloch Sue McCutcheon 90 Randall Lee Amy Leidheiser Barbara Lemmert Keneille Lindsey Pat McFadden Brooke McGlamery Jack McMahan Don Mac Eachcrn John Mack David Mathus Barbara McKenzie Debra May Don McKenzie Allen Meadows Deborah McMahan Linda Maney Carol Marks Dolly Mathes Virginia Me Ida hi Danny Mangum Keith Miller Judith Milliner Miriam Mink Tommy Mitchell Leslie Melton Moi Monroe Minerva Mercado Steve Morgan Dale Merrill m Randy Metcalf Robin Middleton Paul Miles Sue Morgan 92 Thomas Morgan Robin Nock A1 Norwood Rob Norwood Alton Owen Alec Morris Beth Palmer Paula Myers Brooke Parriott Dennis Nichols Sue Oliphant John Orr Bemie O'Shields 93 Ken Patton Bruce Powell Rodney Price Rinda Pritchard Richard Prosch Mandy Peele Joe Peoples Carol Rajib Jose Ramirez Linda Phillippi Steve Phillippi Muriel Pippin Teresa Posey Susan Rand Kelly Reagan Ruth Roberts Burnett Rowe Hilary Runne David Savage Peter Schula Patricia Schneider Rob Robertson Annette Ranson Mark Robinson Rena Robinson Cheryl Rogers Deborah Schafer 95 Cheryl Schultz Ann Sittman Donna Sm3thers Linda Smith Paul Smith Karen Shelling Polly Smith Linda Shockley David Souleret Tim Shutes Tommy Siler Teresa Silver Deborah Sims Jan Speed 96 Kevin Spencer Peter Steidle Michael Streetman Larry Stringer Teresa Swann Jan Stallings Margaret Taylor Monica Stanton Patti Taylor Peggy Starr Eric Strom Barry Sullivan Cathy Summey Bill Terrell Karen Thomas Mamie Thrash Ron Tobias Linda Torrence Robbin Vereen David Vess Diane Wadsworth Robert Wagoner Gale Tysor Kim Van Bavel Mary Sue Vanoverloop S a undr a Waldrup Bill Wagoner Mary Waldroop Jeffrey Wallace Marcus Wall Tom Wanna maker Dan Washburn Ken Watt David White Holly Whitley Laurin Waller Peggy Wall Terri Whitley Matt Weller Kathy Wendt Dianne White b Sharon Widman Mary Wilburn Kevin Wilson Tracy Wilson Ann Wing Judith Willard Darlene Williams Karen Williams Renee Willis Mark Wilmesherr Bill Wilson Carrie Wolfenden Steve Wolfenden Brad Wollard Mary Womack 100 Vann Womble David Wood Smith Worth Judd Wymer I' r 101 2ND SEMESTER STUDENTS Pictured Above: Kyle Swinson, Karen Randolph, Ellen Drain, Susan Treas, Michelle Koplin, Thomas Hunter, Richard Davis, Jack Brigmon, Jean Anderson, La Peri Paulsen, Joseph Dimodica, Steve Larkin, Mike Grove, Robert Burke, Bill Mynatt, Paul Tankersley, Steve Dempsey, and Felix Mputer. 102 MAC expresses their thanks to Rex. Dr. John N. Akers Dean Akers has endeared himself to the faculty and student body by his energetic Christian living among us all. His positive attitude of his faith has been an inspiriation on our campus for the last four years. We are happy that he will not be leaving our community and that he will still be on campus as a part-time teacher in the Bible department. Dean Akers has resigned to join the Montreat Staff of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. Dean Akers joined the faculty of MAC as a Professor of Bible in 1972. He is a native of Colorado Springs, Colo. He graduated from the University of Colorado with a B. A. in History. Columbia Theological Seminary awarded him a B. D. in 1965 with honors in New Testament studies. Dean Akers received his Ph.D. from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. Special recognition has been accorded Dean Akers from the Southeastern Section of Evangelical Theological Society which elected him President in 1976 and from the editors of the 1976 edition of Outstanding Young Men in America in which he will appear. In 1974 he also participated on World Evangelization in Laus- anne, Switzerland. Once again. Thank you Dean Akers. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Silas M. Vaughn, L.L.D. President John N. Akers, Ph. D. Academic Dean C. Larry Wilson, Ph.D. Dean of Students 104 Walter L. Hall Business Mgr.-Treas. . . Donald W. Munson Dir. of Development Don Hunter Asst. Dir. Of Development Dr. Calvin Thielman Chaplain Not Pictured: Martha Sue Carroll, Asst. Dean of Students Friendship and unity at MAC properly is a product of knowing Jesus Christ. He is the supreme friend of all who know His Love and Love him. He says, If you Love me, you'll Love one another. Donald Munson Friendship is one of those intangible side benefits of being associated with MAC. To have a friend is to be a friend. I see this in action continually and this friendship unifies. Hicks Anderson a c u t y v s t a f f r 105 FACULTY Martha Evans, A. B. Art DonW. King, M. A. English Charles Massey, M. S. Mathematics John R. Crawford, Ph.D. History Sue O. Gilkerson, M. S. Librarian George E. Adams, M. A. Mathematics E. Hicks Anderson, Jr. M.B.A. Business B. Hoyt Evans, M.Div. Bible Barbara Hersey, M. A.C.T. History John D. Davis, M.A. Social Science Richardson Gray, M. A. English Elizabeth Maxwell, M.A. French 106 Priscilla Nickel, M. S. Physical Education i! ■ X iSvi ’ in,. David L. Parks, M. Div. Bible Jose A. Reyes, Ph.D. Spanish Thomas S. Stierwalt, M. M. Music Gene A. Tagliarini, M. A. Mathematics Robert C. Young, M. S. Natural Science Faculty not pictured: Anne S. Davidson, M. S. L. S. Assistant Librarian Roger Haun, M. S. , Physical Education Mary Ellen Henry, M. A. , Reading June M. Hodge, M. S. , Biology C. C. Kinnison, M. Ed., Theatre Arts, English Bonnie J. Lundblad, M. S. , English Sally McDuffie, M. S. , Chemistry JohnT. Newton, Ph.D., Bible Linn M. Stranak, M. S. , Physical Education Norman Wilhelmi, M.A. , Physical Education JackL. Wetzel, B. A. , Wilderness Paul Rothrock, Ph.D. Natural Science SUPPORT STAFF Beth Bartlett Business Office Winifred Lowery President's Office Betty Ferrell Church Office Gay Cooper Admissions Office Carl McIntosh Business Office Carol Nix Registrar's Office Judy Bradley Development Office v . I : 7 • Anita Nanney Business Office Ann McAnear Financial Aid Office Lorraine Crisp Business Office Yvonne Lehmann Faculty Secretary Nancy Rosell Dean of Students' Office 108 STAFF not pictured: Natalie Schermerhorn Dean of the College Office Carolyn Snypes Admission Office Carol Ferguson Library Jan Dearman, B. A. Admissions Counselor Mark Emblidge, B. A. Director of Admissions Polly B. Harris, R. N. Student Health Staff Betsy Oliver, B. A. Choir Bruce Parrish, B. A. Information Officer Nancy Bartlett Ronda W alsh Library STAFF He lion C. Andrews, B. A. Director of Student Activities Barbara S. Massey, B. S. N. DTR. Student Health Center Joyce F. Kinnison, B. A. DTR. Financial Aid Ann Giampocaro, B. A. Admissions Counselor Steve Mahue, B. A. Admissions Counselor Virginia Buchanan, M.A.L. S. Assistant to the Dean Lenore M. Saunders, B. A. Registrar Friendship is . . . Some- one that sticks closer than a brother. (Prov. 18:24) Pete Schula Friendship is sharing with others that are so close. A1 Norwood Each day is more full of smiles, hopes, and anticipa- tion than the day before at MAC. It's beautiful. Judy Anderson r in It is hard to comprehend even at a school this small such a menagerie of people might live together in the bonds of peace and brotherhood. It is only in the pre- text of the Love of Christ and the unity of His body that all differ- ences and be overlooked. Mark Robinson Friendship is -- being able to feel at ease with strangers and to know there is another place to turn to that is the next best place to home. Gary Bouknight- 114 As we look at the friends we make at Montreat we see a bond that will be strong in our lives forever. We see our friends as people who care about us and will listen to the things we say. As we notice this concern of friends we will forever be grate- ful for our years at Montreat. --Chris Lautz-- 115 116 t Arriving at Montreat-Anderson in Jan- uary of this year it became apparent al- most immediately that I had come to a very special place. The sense of commu- nity and of personal Christian committ- ment which was communicated to me con- sistently in those first few days and every day since is rare and very valuable. The geniune joy and warmth in; the greetings of students to me and to one another was a delight to watch. Love and unity are the greatest qualities in Montreat. Barbara Hersey, History I r 119 . . . YES, THEY‘LL KNOW WE ARE CHRISTIANS BY OUR LOVE a i i- r