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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1980 volume:

MOMKSA z-AmsnsON eou£0s MONZKSA Z JVC 4 A GAPS 9S0 By this shall all men know that you are my disciples, if you have 2 ' 3 4 We Are All Called Zo Minister Zlte Word So Zlmt Others Zoo May Cearn About flesus And Mere At Alan treat Zhere Are Many Opportunities Zo T)o Zhis. 5 because We Are'All Part Of Zlte 3amity Of Qod, We Share With Each Other Our ffoys, Problems, And Our Experiences. 7 8 We Kejoice Jn All Zliings dor We Know Zhat AH Zhat Js Good Comes drom Zhe Cord. 9 10 We Must Exercise Zhe Mind Of Christ Which Qod Mas Qiven Us So Zhat We May (fain Wisdom And Knowledge. 11 12 Prayer. Which Js A Zool Given By God, Js Zhc Way By Which We Grow Stronger Jn AH Areas Of Cife. t 13 14 because Our B'odies Are Zcm pies Of Zhc Holy Spirit, We Should Use Zhem Zo (five (jlory to Qod By Keeping Physically Strong. V 15 By fellowship ping With £ach Other Jn Zhe Dorns, Mall, Classrooms, And Zhe Outdors We Zeam More About flesus Christ. 16 Academic Dean Dr. Newton Wilson B.A. Belhaven College B.D. Columbia Theological Seminary M.R.E. New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Ph.D. University of Southern Mississippi Dean 1978 — Dean Of Student Affairs Dr. C. Carry Wilson B.S. Springfield College M.S. State University of New York Ph.D. Florida State University Dean 1973 — 19 Dedication VAVJT) jCSWJS PAKKS ON BEHALF OF THE STUDENT BODY OF MONTREAT-ANDERSON COL- LEGE, 1979-80, WE PROUDLY DEDICATE THIS YEARBOOK TO DAVID LEE PARKS, BELOVED TEACHER, MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL AND DEVOTED FATHER OF FIVE. HE HAS BEEN A MEMBER OF THE FACULTY SINCE 1974. HE IS A THREE-TIME WINNER, BY THE VOTE OF THE STUDENT BODY, OF THE OUTSTANDING TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD. HUMANITIES: Elizabeth Maxwell, Chairman; Front Row: Cynthia Howell, English; Richard Gray, English; Frances Tamboli, Drama; Back Row: Patsy Hilliard, Spanish; Mary Ellen Henry, Reading; Elizabeth Max- well, English, French; HUMANITIES II: John Newton, Chairman; Front Row: Martha Evans, Art; Arlen Clarke, Music; Back Row:John Newton, Bible; Tom Stierwalt, Music; Da- vid Parks, Bible, Estelle Brousseau, Bible SOCIAL SCIENCE: Jack Crawford, Chairman; Front Row: Newton Wilson, Sociology; Barbara Hersey, History; Hicks Anderson, Business; John Davis, Psy- chology; Jack Crawford, History 2 21 PHYSICAL EDUCATION HEALTH: Linn Stranak, Chairman; Front Row: Norman Wil- helmi, Physical Education; Joe Harding, Soccer- Back Row: Penny Nickel, Recreation; Linn Stranak, Physical Education; Jake Wetzel, Phys- ical Education LIBRARY STAFF: Sue Gilkerson, Head Librarian; Front Row: Nancy Bartlett, Secretary; Juanita Ivey, Technical Assistant; Back Row: Sue Gilker- son, Librarian; John Daniel, Staff; Brenda Van- over, Maid; Elizabeth Pearson, Assistant Librar- ian NATURAL SCIENCE: Charles Massey, Chair- man: Front Row: Lee Nelson, Biology; Lloyd Da- vis, Physical Science; Back Row: Paul Rothrock, Biology; Charles Massey, Mathematics; George Adams, Mathematics; Gene Tagliarini, Math- ematics 22 Lenore Saunders, REGISTRAR ADMISSIONS DEPT. Denny Gordon, Admissions Director Judy Harrill, Office Manager; Denny Gordon; Teresa Swan, Secretary; Not pictured, Margaret Bateman and Fran Aceto, Admissions Counselors Betty Ferrell Assistant to Academic Dean Carol Nix Secretary to Registrar Anne Ownbey Secretary to President Yvonne Lehman Faculty Secy., Receptionist 23 STUDENT AFFAIRS Front Row: Elizabeth McNair, McCregory Head Resident Women's Volleyball Coach; Mary Horner, MA Hall Assistant Head Resident General Assembly Director; Carol Harding, Groseclose Head Resident Women's Basketball Coach; Francie Griffin, Acting Assistant Dean of student Affairs; Ann McAnear, Financial Aid Officer; Barbara Massey, Director of Health Services; Sally Bixler, MA Hall Head Resident; Back Row: Jeff Griffin, Howerton Hall Head Resident; C. Larry Wilson, Dean of Student Affairs, Director of Financial Aid; Linn Stranak, Coordinator of Intramurals; Charles Lance, Career Counseling; Arlen Clarke, Davis Head Resi- dent; Hellon Andrews, Director of Student Activities 24 DEVELOPMENT Front Row: Edward Berry, Church Relations; Dot- tie Gibbs, Public Infor- mation; Natalie Scher- merhorn, Alumni Sec- retary; Back Row: Patty Hall, Development Sec- retary; Roger Coleman, Development BUSINESS OFFICE Front Row: Linda Roberts, Secre- tary; Mae Clements, Press Room; Betty Mullikin, Ac- counting; Anita Nanney, Accounting; Back Row: Walter Hall, Business Manager; Carl McIntosh, Ac- counting Calvin Thielman, Chaplain and Pastor 2S Anna Adams Clover, S.C. Jay Adkinson New Port Richey, N.C. Jeanne Alliman Asheville, N.C. Craig Almeida Cibsonville, N.C. David Anderson Charlotte, N.C. Gay Anderson Waxhaw, N.C. Elizabeth Anderson Black Mountain, N.C. Debbie Arbuckle Sumter, S.C. Donna Atwell Afton, Va. Julie Ault Tampa, FL. Barbara Averett Statesville, N.C. Steve Ayscue Winston-Salem, N.C. Jeff Babcock Asheville, N.C. David Barker Jacksonville, FI. Debbie Barkley Charlotte, N.C. Robert Beacom Oldsmar, FI. Mary Ueasley Virginia Beach, Va. Sheila Uigger Rock Hill, S.C. 27 Lojuanna Blue Southern Pines, N.C. Craig Philip Bowden Vienna, Va. Diane Bowers Bryson City, N.C. Scott Brank Weaverville, N.C. Lee Brantley Charlotte, N.C. Beth Burger Delray Beach, FI. Cathy Bush Amherst, Va. Karen Bushman Sioux Falls, S.D. Gary Caldwell Kingsport, Tn Gigi Carlton Barnardsville, N.C. Kellie Carpenter Charlotte, N.C. Clyde Carter Shelby, N.C. Donna Case Asheville, N.C. Kathy Causby Nebo, N.C. Kim Cayton Canton, N.C. Tamara Chapman Dyersburg, Tn. Dawn Cheatman Greenville, S.C. Ted Clark Wilmington, N.C. 28 John Clark Macon, Ga. Bill Clarke Midlothain, Va. Selina Coleman Columbia, S.C. Debbie Coley Marion, Va. Fred Cooper Asheville, N.C. Sharon Cordell Asheville, N.C. Frank Costa Waynesville, N.C. Barney Coutsos Columbia, S.C. Susan Cribb Hilliard, FI. Jeff CrClisco Matthews, N.C. James Davidson Black Mountain, N.C. Timm DeLapp Glen Ellyh, IL Michelle DeLong Atlantic, Ga. Duane Deninger Hornell, N.Y. Cheryl Dillingham Barnardsville, N.C. David Dilworth Decatur, Ga. Teresa Dotson Asheville, N.C. Mark Dreyman Asheville, N.C. Karen Drost Yonkers, N.Y. Roger Duke Franklin, N.C. Teresa Duren Thomasville, Ga. Bill Dycus Eddy ville, KY. Jessie English Kennesaw, Ga. Tommy Ensley Sylvia, N.C. 29 Amina Fadel Charlotte, N.C. Laura Fisher Arden, N.C. Lynda Fowler Atlantic, Ga. john Freeman Orange Park, FI. Dirk Steele Fullerton Laurel, Md. James Fullerton Laurel, Md. Susan Gaffney Fayetteville, N.C. Mary Beth Gardner Hickory, N.C. Gary Garman Hollywood, FI. Amy Garner Wake Forest, N.C. Scott Gentry Pompano Beach, FI. Mark Gibson Sanford, N.C. Richard Goedecke Atlanta, Ga. Susan Goforth Statesville, N.C. Sara Good Lenoir, N.C. Cathy Gray Lexington, S.C. Michael Grimstead Wilmington, N.C. Sharon Henley Rock Hill, S.C. 30 Cindy Hamilton Knoxville, Tn. Gail Harris Vienna, Va. Bernard Harvey Tar Heel, N.C. Steve Harwood Black Mountain, N.C. Dwayne Henderson Pelzer, S.C. Milinda Hendrick Charlotte, N.C. Doug Hendricks Grand Rapids, Ml. Anita Hensley Marshall, N.C. Jon Hill Charlotte, N.C. Lauren Hillsman Montreat, N.C. Catherine Hinsdale Greensboro, N.C. Lisa Hinson Charlotte, N.C. Jill Hodgins Jacksonville Beach, FI. Tammy Hollar Weaverville, N.C. Cathy Holt Richmond, Va. John Hooper Tampa, FI. Ivy Horton Kingstree, N.C. Sarah Howell Hampton, Va. Chris Hunter Orlando, FI. Charlie Jamison Cary, N.C. Russell Jewell Easley, S.C. Caro Jones Memphis, Tn. Dianne Jones Raliegh, N.C. Mike Justus Orlando, FI. 31 Mellie Keith Bryson City, N.C. Danny Kell Matthews, N.C. Kelly Kenny Hendersonville, N.C. Marvin Kilgore Charlotte, N.C. joel Kirven Hartsville, S.C. Jim Kluttz Black Mountain, N.C. Mike Kuhn Newland, N.C. Jamie Lawing Charlotte, N.C. David Leedy Vienna, Va. Lori Lehman Black Mountain, N.C. Lisa Lindahl Miami, FI. Danny Lineberry Charlotte, N.C. Danny McAllister Crozet, Va. Keith McCauley Old Fort, N.C. Leon McClellan Arden, N.C. Martha McClendon Roswell, Ga. 32 Margaret McCollum Franklin, N.C. Mark McDuffie Charlotte, N.C. Tom McFalls Lakeland, FI. Karen McGee Charlotte, N.C. Laurie McGee Charlotte, N.C. Janice McKinley Winter Park, FI. Chuck McKinney Asheville, N.C. Kevin McWilliams Little Rock, AR. Todd Mahaffey Charleston, S.C. David Maney Simpsonville, S.C. Debbie Marlow Sumter, S.C. Peggy Martin Burlington, N.C. Regina Martin Shelby, N.C. Cindy Moore Lake Lure, N.C. Jeff Munsey Kuttawa, KY. Ann Murphy Hickory, N.C. John Nates Columbia, S.C. Martha Neville Hendersonville, N.C. Beth Nichols Miami, FI. Kim Nichols Miami, FI. Bart Noland Doraville, Ga. Julie Nollinger Corry, PA. David Ownbey Black Mountain, N.C. Sharon Pelle Asheville, N.C. 33 34 Gail Pence Black Mountain, N.C. Lisa Peters Simcoe,ONT. Reginald Phifer Charlotte, N.C. Donna Philips Clyde, N.C. Tom Phillips Gettysburg, Pa. Susan Pierce Savannah, Ga. Jeannie Pittman Newland, N.C. Barry Playford Augusta, Ga. Lisa Plumlee Chattanooga, Tn. Robin Poe Geeenville, S.C. Julia Raines Greensboro, N.C. Tara Rand Charlotte, N.C. Susan Reider St. Louis, MO. Scott Repass Arden, N.C. Logan Reyolds Kernersville, N.C. Martha Reynolds Charlotte, N.C. April Richmond Montreat, N.C. David Riddle Statesville, N.C. Jill Roberts Asheville, N.C. Karen Robinson Wilmington, N.C, Debbie Roe Asheville, N.C. Jackie Rogers Leicester, N.C. Kris Rogness Astoria, S.D. Eddie Romines Clinton, S.C. Richard Ross Blacksburg, S.C. Stephanie Ryan Memphis, Tn. David St. John Charlotte, N.C. Beth Savage West Palm Beach, FI. Lee Schroeder Atlanta, Ga. Gavin Scougal Decatur, Ga. John Sessions Ocala, FI David Shean Pfafftown, N.C. Roger Shelton Leicester, N.C. Karen Shetterley Colbert, Ga. Dean Shore Salisbury, N.C. Lisa Smiley Charlotte, N.C. 35 Bruce Smith Blacksburg, S.C. Debbie Smith Warren, Pa. Wayne Smith Charlotte, N.C. Cheryl Spitz Matthews, N.C. Rita Stanley Hampton, Va. Jim Stevens Asheville, N.C. Sally Stevenson Statesville, N.C. Lisa Stikeleather Statesville, N.C. Kenny Story Lenoir, N.C. Kathy Sulc Fort Lauderdale, FI. Maurie Sween Brattlboro, Vt. Terry Teague Charlotte, N.C. Elizabeth Thornton Avondale Est., Ga. Elsie-Jean Tryon Terrell, N.C. Judy Usher Hendersonville, N.C. Stewart VanDine Colfax, N.C. Treudy, Vestey Maitland, FI. Carlos Villa Dover, Del. 36 Mary Wagner Black Mountain, N.C. Norma Waldrop Hendersonville, N.C. Bonnie Walke Decatur, Ga. Tim Ward Owego, N.Y. Louise Wardlaw Columbia, S.C. Linda Watson Midlothian, Va. Alan Weferling Springfield, Ma. Stephen West Asheville, N.C. Debbie Wilhelm Spartanburg, S.C. Robin Wilcox Boynton Beach, FI. Brian Wills New Port Richey, FI. Susan Wilson Greensboro, N.C. Cathey Womble Charlotte, N.C. Jannette Woods Markle, In. Wally Woods Savannah, Ga. Debbie Wright Holiday, FI. Mark Wright Asheville, N.C. Christie Yarbrough Charlotte, N.C. Kathryn Young Dallas, Tx. Stephanie Zimmerman Charlotte, N.C. 3? Htlm? Suzanne Addison Raleigh, N.C. Joe Alexander Hayesville, N.C. Vernon Amos Winston-Salem, N.C. Armando Arrastia Miami, FI. Amy Baker Charlotte, N.C. Sherry Baker Wildwood, FI. Traci Baker Wildwood, FI. Wade Beard Charlotte, N.C. Bill Beatley Richmond, Va. Ellen Begley Black Mountain, N.C. Edie Best Charlotte, N.C. Barb Beuttel S. Miami, FI. Jean Ann Bilbo Douglasville, Ga. Tom Blackshear Chattanooga, Tn. 39 Kathy Brake Manteo, N.C. Sharyn Brantley Charlotte, N.C. Eric Brem Black Mountain, N.C. Debbie Bridges Swannanoa, N.C. Marcella Buhrmaster Black Mountain, N.C. Dawn Burnette Black Mountain, N.C. Jenny Butler Laurinburg, N.C. Laura Cadenhead Atlanta, Ga. Ruth Caldwell Aiken, S.C. Christina Caluori Honolulu, Ha. Susan Carroll Charlotte, N.C. Cee Challis Pensacola, FI. Tim Clanton Alpharetta, Ga. Rusty Cohen Pompano Beach, FI. 40 John Collins Black Mountain, N.C. Martha Cooley Lookout Mountain, Tn. Terri Copley W. Milton, Oh. Jeannie Craddock Wentworth, N.C. Cheri Crake Pompano Beach, FI. Andy Cripps Clearwater, FI. Phil Cripps Clearwater, FI. Mary Cromartie Pt. Pleasant, WV. Joe DeVries Venice, FI. Regina Duke Franklin, N.C. Nancy Dunwell Washington, N.C. Dylan Durden Sylacauga, AL. Jon Faraone Wilmington, N.C. Karen Farris Lincolnton, N.C. I 41 Tim Feimster Scotts, N.C. Merriweather Finch Raleigh, N.C. Brant Finley Lawrenceville, Ca. Ken Galloway Columbia, S.C. John Gibson Cleveland, N.C. Doug Glover Pineville, N.C. Wendy Gregory Charlotte, N.C. Clayton Gruner Buena Park, Ca. Fred Haar Charlottesville, Va. Alyssa Hamerick Roswell, Ga. Wayne Hayes Haw River, N.C. Jim Hedden Greenville, S.C. Hugh Helms Matthews, N.C. 42 Anita Hensley Asheville, N.C. Leslie Holloway Winter Park, FI. Beth Houck Cerritos, Ca. Wendell Howard Asheville, N.C. Brenda Irwin Warren, Pa. Jay Jackson Mt. Airy, N.C. Elizabeth James Charlotte, N.C. Ronald Johnson Winston-Salem, N.C. Stuart Jones Charlotte, N.C. Wayne Jones Charlotte, N.C. Cynthia Kelley Draper, Va. Lisa Kendrick Tampa, FI. Chip Kent Orlando, FI. Maggie Kent Monroe, Va. 43 Linda King Ft. Lauderdale, FI. Paul Kirkpatrick Cleveland, Tn. Debra Koontz Clemmons, N.C. Julie Krause Fayetteville, N.C. Dan Lackey Black Mountain, N.C. Alan Lakin High Point, N.C. Cathy Laws Marion, N.C. Bill Lewis Belmont, N.C. Nancy Lewis Avondale Ests. Ga. Chuck Linkston Black Mountain, N.C. Pete Long Charlotte, N.C. Susan Longenecker Piney Flats, Tn. Dee Lyalls Pfafftown, N.C. Andy McAlister Charlotte, N.C. 44 Donna McFadden Portland, Or. Don McGee Gaffney, S.C. Becky McMahan Asheville, N.C. Charlotte McNeil Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Beth Marshall Morganton, N.C. Mickie Melton Shelby, N.C. Kim Miller W. Palm Beach, FI. Mindy Mills Charlotte, N.C. Jim Montgomery Memphis, Tn. Margaret Moody Decatur, Ga. Allan Morgan LaFayette, Ga. Mary Mullinax Zirconia, N.C. Ruth Murphy Mt. Holly, N.C. Donna Neal S. Charlestown, WV. r 4S Paula Neely Lancaster, S.C. Joy Ogle Swannanoa, N.C. Danna Ogletree Melbourne, FI. Mary Olschner Des Peres, MO. Donna Ruth Osborne Orlando, FI. Joannie Osteen Mars Hill, N.C. Leta Parks Black Mountain, N.C. John Paul Perry Weaverville, N.C. Missy Porter Roaring River, N.C. Amanda Pound Montreat, N.C. Skip Powell Winter Park, FI. Esther Ramlogan Sangre Grande, Trinidad Kathy Ray Asheville, N.C. Renee Reynolds Charlotte, N.C. Perry Ridenhour Cooleemee, N.C. Kathy Ritter West End, N.C. 46 Tom Roberts Chester, Va. Richard Roccanti Ft. Lauderdale, FI. Kenny Roseboro Greensboro, N.C. Kate Rourke Hilton Head Island, S.C. Dawn Runde Pompano Beach, FI. Richard Russell Black Mountain, N.C. Lisa Ryan Jacksonville, FI. Mike Sausedo N. Belmont, N.C. Rick Scholia Hornell, N.Y. Buddy Schwiers Greenville, S.C. Ralp Self Lincolnton, N.C. Liz Sellers Linville, N.C. Tim Senter Haysi, Va. Linda Sharpe Folkston, Ga. Kim Shea Orlando, FI. Lynne Shephard Wilmington, N.C. 47 Andy Smith Decatur, Ga. Jeanne Smith Rock Hill, S.C. Laura Smith Newtown Sq., Pa. Mark Snoddy Charlotte, N.C. Cathy Spies Penfield, NY Terry Thomas Greensboro, N.C. Tripp Thorton Gaffney, S.C. Joel Toates Greenville, S.C. Mary Beth Tryon Terrell, N.C. John Van Dooren Morehead City, N.C. Hany Wahby Rochester, MN Kim Walsdorf Haines City, FI. Sonya Wasserman Virginia Beach, Va Godfried Yeboah Kumsi Ghana, West Africa Sandra Young Winston-Salem, N.C. 46 50 Homecoming Day Events The first Saturday in October was a thrilling time for students at MAC, especially for the Sophomores because old students visited MONTREAT-ANDERSON for the Homecoming game and dance. We played Piedmount Bible College at Rockmount Field during the afternoon, then the dance was later in the evening. Donna Ruth Osborne was in charge of the plans for the dance. She received help from the Student Activities Committee. It was a day we will always remember. | Halloween Party '79. Every year MAC students have a chance to dress up for Halloween and attend a party hosted by McGregor Dorm. Prizes of cakes, baked by various students, were given away for the best and most original costumes, for individuals and couples both. This year the ghost wedding couple won for best all around. Judging was done by Mary Horner, assistant resident of MA-HALL. I !' I 51 Dances at MAC. Montreat-Anderson holds many types of dances for the students during the weekends. Square Dancing is a favorite, especially when the Stoney Creek Boys come and play for us. Our own Dean Larry Wilson does the calling for the dances. Other types of dances are street dances and discos. We have both formal and informal discos. Our formal dances are in October for Homecoming and in April for the Spring Dance. All students are encouraged to attend, with or without dates, to enjoy MAC'S super dances. 52 MAC has three different talent shows throughout the year. One is the Sophomores entertain Freshman, another is Sophomores and Freshman entertain prospective students and the last one is when Freshman entertains Sophomores. On these talent-filled nights Mac introduces great talents such as singing, skits, different instruments played, also there is always two very talented emcees. I' S3 Fall Festival — MAC held its first fall festival this year in the Howerton parking lot. Each dorm was represented with different booths containing different activities. Various rewards were given out for baking contests, crafts, and prizes for the different games provided. The festival was arranged by the Student Activities and the Student Government. Special funds were provided through this event to help various clubs throughout the campus. FEST Vyj 9 S2 K2 Y) 5L 54 Zitc Christmas Spirit At MAC r Every year around Christmas time the students of Montreat-Anderson, are filled with a special joy, inspite of the last minute rush to finish term papers and study for exams. To express the joy of Christmas each dorm is busy decorating their lobbies and floors for the annual Christmas judging. The judging is done by local staff and friends and cash prizes are awarded for the best dorm lobby and the best floor in each dorm. It is an exciting way to get ready for the Christmas season and to enjoy the Spirit of Christmas together. ss Here at Montreat- Anderson, we are blessed with a talented Drama Club as we observed when they performed the play titled The Twelve Angry Jurors. The club rehearses and performs for the student body and the Montreat community throughout the school year. They are under the direction of Miss Franc Tamboli, new to the faculty this year. 56 Auto Rally this year. The Recreation Class worked hard in preparing this activity. They gathered people to participate, planned the route to be followed and furnished the prizes to be awarded. Even though the turnout was small it proved to be fun and the participants enjoyed themselves. if 57 Montreat supplies the student with many places to go to be alone with the Lord and thank him for everything he has given to us. We are surrounded completely by mountains and streams, which provide quiet surroundings and a ■ PI f=l n 58 1st Floor Hall Counselors: John Gibson 2nd Floor Hall Counselor: Marc Buhrmaster 3rd Floor Hall Counselors: John Paul Perry Tom Blackshear so Davis Dorm is a men's dorm at MAC, which contains three floors and holds about 125 men. The dorm provides the campus with weekend dances in their second floor lobby. They also host an annual Davis Jamborie, where a picnic supper is located outside their dorm and various activities are provided to entertain the students. Davis men have also been known to be the ones to start campus water fights and snowball attacks. I 61 mt President — Marcella Buhrmaster Hall Counslors — Laura Cadenhead Charlotte McNeil Head Residents — Joe and Carol Harding 62 Groseclose Dorm, which was just open in recent years, is the smallest of the three women's dorms. This year they celebrated its final completion. It has an average of 50 girls located on three floors. The dorm sponsors the Annual Valentine's Dance for MAC students and their dates. r 63 First Floor Hall Counselor: Pete Long 64 Second Floor Hall Counselors: Phil Cripps Armando Arrastia Third Floor Hall Counselors: Joe Devries Richard Roccanti Howerton Dorm In Howerton there are three floors, which holds 112 men. This year they won the intramural football and volleyball championships against Davis Dorm. Recently the men of Howerton have been awaken at night by the cry of a baby boy, who belongs to the Head Residents Jeff Griffin and his wife, Kay. r 65 Second Floor Hall Counselors: Danna Ogletree Edie Best Third Floor Hall Counselors: Linda King Lisa Kendrick Fourth Floor Hall Counselors: Brenda Irwin Donna Ruth Osborne Fifth Floor Hall Counselors: Esther Ramalogan Cee Challis 66 Montreat-Anderson Hall is a women's dormitory which has 130 women who live on four different floors. Each floor has its own personality and learn to share their lives with the others on their floor. Interaction between floors is also encouraged. Each floor has two hall counselors who help to build unity between the girls on their floor and to assist them in any kind of problems that may arise. The Lord Jesus Christ is strongly emphasized in the dormitory and each floor participates in floor Bible studies. Each floor also has their own verse to help them out in their spiritual growth. A dormitory Bible study is also provided for those who want to grow spiritual as a large group. Mrs. Sally Bixler, known as Mom , and Mary Horner are dormitory residents, who provide counseling and assistance to all dorm residents. f 67 •c.0 OCC04 MOlUff fiSESl VyCGPEc , fJ.K b  u «I McQregor Dorm Hali Counslors: First Floor — Mindy Mills Cheri Crake Second Floor — Susan Carroll Mary Olschner President — Mindy Mills Head Resident — Elizabeth McNair 68 McGregor Dorm has a warm, friendly atmosphere. The dorm has two floors and together the 80 girls form one happy family. Each floor, also, extends its own special personalities which are formed by the individualities of each girl. Hall meetings, dorm meetings, and parties are some of the characteristics of the dorm life existing in McGregor. The lobby is a fovorite spot for playing backgammon and watching television. 69 Honor Council Joe Alexander Debbie Bridges Beth Houck April Richmond Bill Clarke Estelle Brousseau and John Newton Advisors Student Government Association Alan Lakin Mindy Mills Amy Baker Danna Ogletree Marcella Buhrmaster Wayne Hayes Tom Roberts Susan Longenecker Donna Osborne Armando Arrastia Lisa Forehand Joe Alexander Lisa Peters Nancy Dunwell David St. John Andy Cripps Advisors: Barbara Hersey Charles Lance 71 Student Christian Association PRESIDENT — Richard Roccanti Vice-President — Rick Schola Secretary — Beth Marshall The Student Christian Association is essentially made up the entire student body. The SCA spon- sors the hall Bible study leaders, leads vesper ser- vices, sponsors the Prime Time each Thursday as well as bringing to campus a very special movie, Joni this year. The SCA has a project this year the Juvenile Center to minister to those in need each Sunday morning. 72 Phi Zheta Kappa Members dressed for an off campus project Front Row: Mickie Melton, Leta Parks, Jeannie Smith, Missy Porter; Second Row: Edie Best, Third Row: Linda King, Laura Cadenhead, John Van Dooren, Not pictured: Kim Walsdorf, Susan Longenecker Advisors: Martha Evans and Elizabeth Pearson Student Activity Committee Lori Peacock Amy Baker Brenda Irwin Nancy Dunwell Lisa Peters Kris Gooch Ted Clark Roger Duke Donna Osborne Jan Woods Tara Rand David St. John Elizabeth Thorton Terry Teague Paula Neely DONNA OSBORNE, 2nd CHAIRMAN NANCY DUNWELL, 1st CHAIRMAN MRS. ANDY ANDREWS, ADVISOR The Choir at Montreat- Anderson serves the college with its songs of worship. At Christmas time the Choir presented a cantata. During the Spring the Choir toured to other churches to share their music. The Choir was directed by Arlen Clarke. The Handbell Choir serves the college with its beautiful worship of music with bells. They are directed by Charles Massey. Choir — first row: Carol Mathews, Martha McClendon, Cathy Gray, Cheri Crake, Leta Parks, Karen McGee, Janice McKinley, Bonnie Walke, Gigi Carlton, Lisa Kendrick, Donna Ruth Osborne. Second row: Laura Smith, Debbie Wilhelm, Mary Cromartie, Ellen Begley, Beth Marshall, Lynne Shepherd, Edie Best, Trudy Vesty, Julie Ault. Third row: Lisa Henson, Stephanie Ryan, John Gibson, John van Dooren, Hugh Helms, Andy Cripps, Craig Almeida, Jim Hedden. Fourth row: David Ownbey, Andy Smith, Duane Deninger, David Maney, Jon Faraone, Craig Bowden. Not Pictured: Jeanne Alliman, Laura Fisher, Chuck Linkston, Debbie Mase, Kristi Rogness, Ralph Self, Terry Teague, Christie Yarborough. 74 Handbell Choir — Tim Miller, Lisa Forehand, Lisa Kendrick, Danna Ogle- tree, Louise Wardlaw, Melissa Gillis, Beth Savage, Debbie Smith Sign language Club Stephanie Zimmerman Brenda Irwin Michele Delong Martha Neville Ruth Caldwell Kristie Yarbrough Susan Gaffney Tara Rand Rita Stanley Tim Ward Advisor — Mrs. Hillard The sign language club meets every week to learn new signs together and to talk to each other with their hands, the The leader is Tara Rand, a student at MAC. The club went to various places to observe deaf people and how they communicate with one another. Among these places was a trip to Morganton, a school for the Deaf. Missions Group The missions group meet in order to learn about various types of missionary work they may do to serve Jesus Christ. They have different speakers come and talk to them and often see films about other parts of the world. This group is one way MAC reaches out to the needs of the world around us. Front to Back: Mandy Pound, Richard Goedecke, Susan Gaffney, Susan Longnecker, Francie Griffin, Danny Lakey, Danny McAllister, Donna Atwell, Kathy Brake, Joe DeVries, Haney Wahby Wilderness £ Conservation The Wilderness and Conservation club is dedicated to the cleaning up of the campus's unsightly wilderness and grounds from trash and rubbish. They also respect the outside and try their best to care for the world God gave us. Urbania — About twenty-five people from MAC attended the Mission Conference in Urbania, Illinois, during Christmas break. The people who attended came back filled with new ideas from different missionaries throughout the world. Funds were provided to some students by the Montreat Presbyterian Church and friends. The Urbania participants put on a chapel services for the MAC staff and students with much excitement and anticipation to share with fellow students about missions. Onward Urbania was held in Montreat the weekend of February 8-9. This was to carry through on what was learnt at the conference so the whole campus may be affected by the idea of missions. Back To Front: Stuart Jones, Clyde Carter, John Clarke, John Hates, Jake Wetzel, Rob Anderson, Tim Senter, Alan Lakin, Tom Balten, Mark Keen, Jeanne Alliman, Charlie Jamison, Michele DeLong, Jill Hodges, Jean Ann Bilbo, Beth Burger, Todd Mahaffey, Brian Wills, Barry Playford Editor: Brenda Irwin LayoutrCindy Hamilton Peggy Martin Mark Dreyman Artwork: Hugh Helms Photography: Donna McFadden Tim Senter Karen Shetterly Advisors: Mrs. Gibbs Mrs. Andrews MAPS SZA33 ACeZMSJA SZAdJ 1 Editor-in-Chief; Joe DeVries Ann Murphy Feature Editor: Kathy Brake Stewart van Dine Layout Editor: Kathy Brake Mark Snoddy News Editor: Stuart Jones Godfrey Yebah ) j Sports Editor: Debbie Coley Bill Clarke Business Managers: Gary Garmon Jill Roberts Peggy Martin Sarah Howell Staff: Debbie Wright Debbie Smith r Mary Ann Beasley David St. John Advisor: Dr. Rich Gray 77 Jut rant urals Intramurals were played throughout the year in football, volleyball, basketball and softball games. Each sport was filled with excitement and tense competition. Football championships were won by Howerton 2 and M-A Hall 5. Then Ma-Hall 4 and Howerton 2 lead the way and won the volleyball championships. Basketball and softball are played through the spring with Howerton 2 and M-A Hall 4 as the predicted winners. It looks as if M-A Hall 4 and Howerton 2 took the intramurals this year. 78 79 Members: Barb Beuttel Duane Deninger Jon Hill Wayne Hayes Cindy Moore Missy Porter Julie Krause Katie Rourke Dean Shore Debbie Wright Brian Wills Todd Mahaffey Jay Adkinson Mary Horner, Director ZMS QSMKAC ASSSMUV 80 Montreat students, being as close as they are, often show school support by attending sports games, participating in extra- curricular activities and other school functions. Being active in showing school spirit helps the students to grow emotionally and spiritually closer. 81 MAC Zemt is The women and the men, both, will have schedules matches throughout the Spring. They will be competing against other Junior and community colleges Conditioning for the teams begins shortly after Christmas break so that both teams may be in good physical shape to bring M-AC to many victories. Front Row: Ann Murphy Milinda Hendrick Kellie Carpenter Second Row: Kate Rourke Julie Raines Jan Woods Linda King Cathey Womble Lisa Peters Coach: Penny Nichols First Row: John Freeman Pete Long Floyd Rowe Second Row: Fred Haar Paul Kirkpatrick Skip Anderson Rusty Jewell 83 MAC Cheerleading Squad consists of seven girls and six guys. Both girls and guys must try out in front of several judges before being accepted to the squad. After being accepted they spend many hours practicing in order to lead the crowds with enthusiasm. At soccer and basketball games the cheerleaders perform many stunts with the guys encouraging the students to support Mac Teams. 84 Sophomores: Charlotte McNeil Ellen Begley Sharyn Brantley Jean Ann Bilbo Freshman: Gay Anderson Norma Waldrop Jan Woods Guys: Chip Kent Dan Kell John Gibson Tripp Thornton Pete Long Tim Senter Sponsors: Mary Horner Teresa Swann 85 First Row: Scott Gentry Second Row: Mark Burhmaster Mark Snoddy Alan Morgan Clayton Gruner Tom Blackshear Coach Joe Harding Third Row: Coach Carol Harding Ralph Self David Barr Tripp Thornton Bill Clarke Manager — David Dillworth Fourth Row: Carlos Villa Pete Long Rob Anderson Chip Kent Chuck Linkston 86 87 Left to Right: Richard Brooks Keith McCauley Jeff Babcock Tom Batten Mike Grimstead Jeff Munsey Leon McClellan David Wilson Mike Suttles Bill Dycus Joe Sprouse Larry Runion Roger Shelton Nicky West Scott Repass Mark Wright John Collins Gerald Sanders Steve Harwood Mike Sprouse David Riddle Wendel Howard Ralph Self Ken Stony Philip Cripps Mark Henson Perry Ridenhour Dwayne Henderson Tim Feimster Not Available: Terry Gosset Jim Geiger Mark Quinn Rodney Stinson 88 I 89 Team Picture — Left to Right: Front Row: Sally Stevenson, jeannie Pittman, Debbie Coley, Beth Nichols, Kim Nichols, Mary Mullinax, Susan Goforth. Second Row: Elizabeth McNair — Coach, Kathy Causby, Nancy Edwards, Dianne Jones, Kim Cayton, Donna McFadden, Kelly Kenny — Manager. 90 Women's Volleyball Zeam 91 Women's basketball Zeam (Pictured on P.23) COACH — Carol Harding COACH — Joe Harding Mgr. — Martha Reynolds Front Row: Debra Koontz Jeannie Pitman Tammy Hollar Mary Mullinax Back Row: Kathy Causby Jackie Rogers Kim Cayton Dee Lyalls Donna McFadden Sandra Young Laura Smith Not Pictured: Libby Anderson 92 Left to Right: Front Row: Greg Gaston, Bruce Smith, Roan Garland, Richard Ross. Back Row: Skip Anderson, Jay Jackson, Keith McCauley, Chuck McKinney, Kenny Rosboro, Charlie Tulbert. 94 98 W MSM OK JAM Montreat-Anderson College employees, Bruce Stiles (29) and Steve Keazirian (26), were killed on October 29,1979, in an automobile accident. News of the death of the two young men stunned the college community. A memorial service was held in Gaither Chapel at 10 a.m. on October 31, with Dr. Calvin Thielman officiat- ing. Bruce had been on the M-AC campus for 10 years as a student, baseball trainer and cook. Dean Larry Wilson describe him as a giver, a quiet person who had done far more for the college and it's students than most realize. He was a member of Montreat Presbyterian Church. His funeral was held in Canton, NC on No- vember 1. Steve, although not a long-time resident of Montreat, had quickly won his way into the hearts of those who knew him. A hard worker and an outgoing and sincere person, he was popular with students and others. Ran- dy Bowyer, former admissions counselor at M-AC and close friend of Steve, told students at the service that Steve had recently had a very deep experience with the Lord Jesus Christ. His funeral service was held in his hometown, Quincy, Massachusetts, on November 2. 102 103 BLACK MOUNTAIN AVE. Behind The Depot NOfflWG BUT NATURAL Serendipity Square 640 Mernmon Ave Asheville. N C 28804 252-1835 122 Cherry St Black Mountain. 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