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

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’i r Introduction 1 Iniioduciion O 5 lniroduction 7 8 lnttoducilon And for rhese blessings We lift our heorrs in praise, lniioduciion 11 l2 lnlrodiKik ft Introduction 13 II 14 Introduction Introduction IS 16 lntroduction McGregor The women of McGregor ore o lively ond dose-knir bunch of girls. Mony greor rimes of fellowship roke place in fronr of rhe dorm's worm, cozy fireplace. Ir is nor un- usual ro find rhe McGregor girls garhered wirh rheir friends in rhe lobby singing, roasring marshmel- lows, or shoring in Bible srudy. Wharever rhe acriviry, you can be cerrain rhar you'll find fun rimes in McGregor. 18 Dorms The women living in Grose- close love rhe homey atmo- sphere which they share. Their acriviries rhis year in- cluded hosting a Midnight breokfosr for their brother hall and rhe Kings of Hearts pageant. The hall Bible stud- ies draw rhe girls together for singing, prayer and fun. Photos, clockwise from top left: 2nd floor, HoH Counselors ond Head Resident, 1st ond 3rd floors Dorm 19 Grosedose 20 GROSECLOSE Dorrm 21 Davis The phrase, The men on rhe hill ore well worrh rhe climb, srill rings rrue rhis yeor. A greor rime of fellowship and fun was shored by oil rhere or rhe famous Davis Jamboree. Fine spiriruol arrirudes ser on example for oil on compus. Phoros, from rop lefr: Hall Counselors and Head Pestdenrs, Isr floor, 2nd floor, 3rd floor. 22 Dorms The Howerton Hilron houses rhe lor gesr group of men on compus Ir is known os rhe gorhenng ploce for worching Or Who”, for serenodng rhe women of Groseclose. ond for havmg grear fun any nme The strong unity wirhm rhe dorm wos ex hitwred os Ho wen on dommared rhe inrromurois ond triumphed m rhe Dot tie of rhe Dorms, the Christian com rrvrmenr of these men wos no less evident os they mmiyred in such places os the Juvende Detention Cen rer ond even on their own floors Howerton Dorms 23 24 Dorm j Dorms 25 M A Monrreor-Anderson Hall may be rhe lorgesr women's dorm on campus, bur ro rhose who live rhere, M-A Hall is Home owoy from home. The roomy lobby focilirores a grear social life, os srudenrs gather ro do everything from worching General Hospital ro earing Hum- mer's Pizza! The girls really proved rhemselves rhis year by placing 2nd, nexr ro Howerron, in rhe Barrie of rhe Dorms. The big sisrer lirrle sisrer program and hall Dible studies encour age rhe girls ro grow closer os a family. 26 Doimj Dorms 27 28 Doimj Dot mi 29 30 Dorms Ler rhe peace of- Chrlsr rule in your hearrs, sinc os members of one body you were colled ro peoce. Special Events Battle Of The Dorms Or. September 26.1981 or 10 00 o m . students representing eoch dorm met or the Moore Cenrer to begin o doy of fun ond gomes m the 1st onnuol Dottle of the Dorms The events lasted until 4 00 that afternoon After many close roces, the results ond winners were announced Mondoy morning or convocation The overall winner was Howerton Dorm wirh MA Hoi o dose second place (2 points) All in 0« it wos o great doy, leovrng behind mony fond memories Speaol Evenis 33 1981-82 Monrrear- Anderson i H o m e c 0 m 1 n 9 This yeor's Homecoming wos on exciring rime for everyone. The speciol nighr wos preceded by o fun-filled Spirir Week. The big momenr orrived when Pom Jones wos crowned Queen ond Susan Teogue maid of honor. 34 Speciol Events -A Speciol Evems 05 36 Chop«l Convocation The weeWy chopel ond convocation meetings provide o spork of encourogement for rhe srudents ond faculty The enterronmenr ond announcements of convocation indude everyrhing from foorboll scores ond meenngs ro doss elections ond music from oil over Chopel brings with it rhe singing of favorite hymns, humbling prayers, ond speakers whose various messages evidence their love for Jesus Christ ond their concern for M AC srudents All m oil. these gatherings provide o vonety of meaningful worship ond fellowship experiences Convocoi on 39 . As srudenrs returned for o new semester in Jonuory, the snow covered gore greeted rhem. Studying become o mojor task when outside there wos fun ond enterroinmenr to be found. There wos everything from skiing on Texos Avenue to snowboll fights on loke Susan. The Broken Limbs WINTER 40 Spe iol Events 1981-82 Talent Show The Tolenr Shows of 81-82 provided o wide voriery of surprises! There were song ond donee rourines and comedy shows os well as wirry MC's oil combined for o rime of good fun ond fellow- ship. Spectol Evems 4i Renaissance '81 March 26-29, 1881 Anderson Auditorium Everyone Welcome! 42 Speciol Events It began with o wish and o prayer, ond material- ized weeks later as a rime of grear praise to the Lord Jesus Chrisr. This special weekend was high- lighted by such guests as Ann Kiemel, Par Terry ond rhe Imperials. The rime given by many was amply reworded by rhe fruitful ond rejuvenating weekend of song, fellowship and worship. Re- naissance '81 was truly an in-spirorion'' of rhe Monrrear community by rhe Spirit of rhe Lord. URBANA ’81 From Sunday, December 27 until Thursday. December 31, a group of about twenty members of the Montreat community enjoyed the uplif- ting experience of URBANA '81 The primary purpose of URBANA '81 was to glorify the Lord Jesus Christ by help- ing students in seeking God’s place for them in world mis- sions and thus to serve the church in strengthening her ministry in world missions. According to those who par- ticipated. URBANA certainly fulfilled its purpose as stated, but the work has only just begun Monrreor The very mention of rhe word brings ro mind speciol rimes ond ploces We each hove our fovorire memories, whether rhey be of exrro-curriculor ocriviries, special events or moments shored with friends The pictures in this section re- mind us that o Montreor education is more than classrooms ond homework It is growing up. learning about ourselves ond rhe world around us It is laughing ond crying, working ond ploying, ond above oil, knowing thor we ore each more unique individuals because of rhe experiences we hove shored here. Monrreor is speciol WHOSE LIFE IS IT ANYWAY? A Ploy By Brian Clark A Presentation By The Greybeard Players 43 ’ V- • Losring for eighreen doys, Discovery encouroges irs porriciponrs ro push rhemselves ro explore rheir mental, physicol ond spiriruo! limits The pro- grom consists of orienrorion ond in- srrucrion procedures, bcckpod ing, whireworer conoeing, rockclimbing, mop ond composs reodmg, norurol history, first okj, ond cross — country rrovel. It's rough, bur when it's over, most Discovery students hove goined insight ond o greorer sensitiv- ity roword the volue of the wilder- ness, respect for others, ond the vol- ue of strong relotionships through en- quired knowledge of the noture of God. Discovery 1981 ii JSSBOK Snow Comp A group of yudenrs. focufty ond olumni from Monrreor Ander son hod the opportunity ro experience rhe cold Norrhwoods of Wisconsin over Chriymos break Comp Honeyrock hosted six days of exhikyarmg winter experiences from snow shoeing ond skiing ro broom boll ond sle.gh ndes with evening fe ow shp gorhermgs ond rhe experience of winrer comptng. too All m d. rhe Snow Comp exrrovogonzo provided o unique ormo sphere for shoring the excitement of winter activities ond spiritual growth Speool Evonfj 45 Square Dances One of rhe besr porrs of life or Monrreor is ... SQUARE DANCES' They celebrare such evenrs os Homecoming, and odd o rouch of celebrorion ro campus life. The gorhering of foculry, srudenrs and friends for fun and fellowship in rhe Barn is always a welcomed evenr, wirh good rimes shared by all, wherher parriciparing in rhe Amos Moses, rhe Alley Cor, rhe Sa!ry Dog Rog, or rhe big group dances. 4o 5poc ol Evenrs Even rhough rhe Volleyboll ream hod o frus- rroring season, wirh on overoll record of 3- 14. rhe members we e srill remarkably in control. They learned ro work os o ream ond they hod o good rime os well, growing closer ro one onorher ond ro rhe Lord Through rheir fellowship rogerher The ream showed o noriceoble improvement os rhe season progressed, beginning olreody ro build for nexr seoson I i Volleyball 4d Sporfs . Baseball Take ro ro 'em, was rhe rheme of rhis year's baseball reom, and they did. They pur forrh a srrong efforr and alrhough rhe fall season began slowly, rheir morivorion ond fan supporr led rhem ro on oursronding finish. Wirh four soph- omores and rwelve freshmen on rhe ream ond rheir spring seoson before rhem, rhey are hopeful ro moke a srrong sronding for rhe year of '82 The ream will be rroveling ro Florido over spring break ro srorr off rheir seoson be- fore rerurning ro Monrreor ro doz zle fons here Sporrs 49 Monrreor-Anderson College provides on op- portunity for mony orhleres ro continue their coreers ond possibly go on ro bigger ond better opportunities there ore olso o number of hidden athletic abilities. These talents ore welcomed ond encouroged ro participate in our Inrramurals as well os o number of small exercise groups or gatherings. So. if you just look oround compus you con see oil sorts of activities ro fill your needs. so Soccer SOCCER or Monrreor for rhe foil of '81 wos o rime of derermined spirir ond o never-ending fighr. The reom improved rheir skills os o whole rhrough mony hours of procrice (including running oil oround compus in rhe wee hours in rhe morning) ond by ploying in numerous gomes ogoinsr chollenging reoms The fons ond cheer leaders conrinued rheir supporr rhroughour rhe season ond ore looking forward ro nexr yeor when mony of rhe freshmen will rerurn ro rake on new challenges ond rhe sophomores will conrinue ro improve rheir rolenrs or orher schools. Spons 51 52 Sports Spouj 53 Women's Sports 54 Spous Volleyball Volleyball Team Shondy Newell, Mgr., Vicki Veorh, Mgr., April Irving, Michelle Mclnrosh, Koy Banks, Penny Nickel, Cooch, Fronr Row Ann Peavy, Denise Penzkofer, Karen Dtonkenship Tennis Tennis Team Amy Philp, Carhy Burns, Carhy Smirh, Leigh Fisher, Karen Oglesby, Penny Nick- el, Coach, Harrier Brown. Basketball Boskerball Team: Back Bow, Marrha Piercy, Annerre Buchonon, Denise Penezkofer, Carol Sweirzer, Jan Gil- lean, Cooch, Fronr Bow, Sue Bay, Karen Crofr, Karen Boss, Harrier Brown. Men's Sports Fronr row, Ed Griffirh, Jim Oxford, Dob by Turner, Dovid Honsel Dock Dow: Derh Derry, Decord Keeper, Lorry Drennmon, Assr Cooch, Dimpson Duffy, D J Clork, Alvin Tolberr, Jerome Gregory, Cooch Jim Sziksoi. Derek Gro- hom, Gronr Denfield, Dorryl Dobbs, Dloke Sroron, Jock Cox, Mgr ond Shor- on Horron, Decord Keeper Bosketboll Soccer Dock Dow: Korl Koisner, Mgr. Dryon Pillsbury, Cooch, Druce Pillsbury. Greg Lehmon. Duss Delong, Hiroshi Iroh, Minor Toy lor, Sreve Fredrickson Fronr Dow: Tim Dobinerre, Tesfolem Zeroy, Edword Moxwell, Mike Diffle, Dovid Moore ond Dovid Wolkup. Indoor Soccer Teom: Fronr Dow Deid Esres, Mike Diffle, ond Dovid Moore Dock Dow Tim Dobinerre, Terry Dudolph, Duss DeLong, Hiroshi Iroh. ond Minor Toy lor 55 Spons 57 Amy Gorrerr Vicki Cromwell 56 Spoilt I Student Government | Association Greg Lehmon. m Berrvsen. Chris Gyorgy. Corhy FranWm. Jeff Lews. President Don Oush. Chuck Perry. Terri Mehfcng. Treasurer. Lloyd Dov $. Advisor. Korl Keener. Jeon Gunrer. Wendy F«ororro. Pcm Jones. Mora Wesr. Vce Pres. Kirry Foley, Secrerary. Tereso Goodson ond Keren Haas Nor pictured: George Adorns. Advisor Student Christian Association The SCA is composed of everyone on cam- pus who is willing to rake an active port in improving the spiritual life of the college community. Their mojor rosks ore ro sponsor Sundoy evening vespers, os wellos, vorious service projecrs oround school ond in the community They rook on active port in the Chrisrmas season ocriviries including decorat- ing Goirher Chopel ond participating in the Carol Service The Officers of rhe SCA ore Presdenr. Bobby Srone. Vice President. Andreo Groyson. Secretory, Shoron Horton ond Treosurer, Edword Moxwell Advisors ore Oorboro Hersey orvd John Furmon Student Activities The Srudenr Acriviries group, led rhis yeor by Koren Hoos, hos sponsored many fun evenrs Such hoppenings os rhe onnuol Homecoming Donee, o poncoke flip, squore donees, Sorurdoy nighr movies, rhe Borrle of rhe Dorms, srreer donees, ond orher exhileroring ocriviries hove highlighred rhe yeor The group is very ocrive oround compus ond encouroges everyone ro porricipore ond shore wirh one onorher during rheir rime or Monrreor Spanish Club Or9onizations 63 Honor Council Clockwise — Leigh Fisher, Tim Vinzoni, Miss Brosseou, odvisor, Scorr Sibley, Tereso Goodson ond Lindo Fross Sign Club L ro IX — Down Arnold, Debora Co- shin, Lourel Lorr, Eliso McCrire, Marino Luckhoo ond Roger Rooks 64 Oigonizoiions Judirh Turner, Karen Oglesby, Bobby Srone, Polly Benson, Terri Mehling, Tereso Goodson, Miss Peorson, advisor. New membes — bock row. Elizaberh Somerville, Puss Delong, Karen Robinson, Tim Vinzoni, Mork Ownbey, front row Holly Monry, Cindy Boorwrighr, Gina Wirrmer, Janer Ghockey, Sherri Newsome, Kay Banins, and Donna Lewis Or9onizoiions 65 The Generol Assemby Singers, or GA's” os rhis group is offecrionorely known, is M-AC's bond of wondering min- srrels. Composed of o smoll number of highly rolenred sudenrs. The GA's rour rhis region, spreoding rhe messoge of rhe gospel Through song. 66 Orgonizofiom The Handbell Choir, directed by Mr Charles Massey, is composed of both college studenrs and church mem- bers. The ringing silver rones odd much ro Sunday morning worship services ond other special occasions. Oigonlzoflons 67 Concert Choir Monrreor Anderson boosrs irs own heovenly choir, the Concerr Choir The group specializes in music wirh spiriruol rhemes, ond rhey prepared o series of spring concerrs, ofren performing wirh various orher churches and college choirs Ted Crisr, serves as rheir Direcror 66 Orgonizolioni Vol. 11, No. 2 The newspaper sroff published several edirions of rhe Alerheia” induding borh Homecoming ond Chrisrmos special edirions. The sroff worked hard ro give rhe sru- denr body ond orhers o newspa- per full of insighr, news of generol inreresr, and a few speciol-inreresr feorures. The revised formor ad- ded oil rhe more disrincrion ro MAC'S own Alerheio ALETHEIA Montreat-Anderson College Montreat, NC 28757 Layout Editor Kim Knight Reporters Bobby Stone Marcia West Lee Harwood Lynn Morris Mick Helm Susan Teague Laura Bass Editorin-Chief Karen Oglesby Feature Editor Marlene Berry Adviser Dr. Rich Gray Photography Editor Cindy Witte Photographers Chris Durrance Greg Hasek Mark Trippi David Nicolaysen News Services MA Graphics Typesetting Mountain Media, Inc. 70 Orgonizoiions Annual Staff The Annual Sraff worked hard ro pur rhis all roger her for you! We hope you like ir 0 90fti o ionj 7l We would like ro rake rhis opporruniry ro express our oppreciorion ro oil rhose who help ro moke life o lirrle more pleosuroble here or MAC Thank you, Julian Dridges, Leigh Dovis, Flora Wrighr, Dexrer Collins, James Collowoy, Momie Vonover, Irene Penlond os well as rhose nor picrured here: John Ogle, Charlie Hordie, Helen Nix. ond Mory Collowoy i 72 Show me your ways, O Lord, reach me your porhs,- Guide me in your rrurh ond reach me, for you ore my God my Sovior, And my hope is in you oil doy long. Psalm 25:4, 5 73 The doss of 1982 proudly dedicores rhis issue ro Miss Elizoberh Maxwell, Professor of English and French. Miss Moxwell joined rhe foculry of Monrreor-Ander- son College in 1950, and for 31 years hos served rhe srudenrs ond rhe college wirh joy and viroliry. Among her many occomplishmenrs ore groduore srudies or The Sorbonne, in Ports; Georgerown Uni- versiry, Norrhwesrern Universiry, ond rhe Universiry of Norrh Carolina or Chapel Hill, from which Miss Moxwell received o Mosrer of Arrs degree. She wos o Fullbrighr Scholar, o member of Phi Berh Koppa, ond also of Delro Kappa Gamma. Miss Moxwell hos also been quire acrive in communi- ry offoirs, serving for some rime os Mayor of Mon- rrear. In oddirion, she hos been o leoder in rhe Monrreor Presbyrerian Church, of which she is o member. For her many conrriburions ro Monrreor ond ro Mon- rreor-Anderson College, we ore proud ro honor Miss Elizoberh Moxwell. 11 I 74 D©dicotion I Poculiy 75 Jenny May. Reception Chorles lonce. Director of Admissions Den Fortson. Admissions Counselor Morgarer Dotemon. Admissions Counsel or Berh Dortlerr. Fmoncioi Aid Assistont Potty Hall. Admissions Counselor Tnoo Wotson. Admissions Counselor Jon Glleon. McGregor. Head Residenr ond Boskerboll Coach Becky Mooneyhon. Grosec’ose Heod Residenr Julia Roberts. MA Hall Assisranr Heod Resident Judy Keels. College Nurse Morrho Furman. Assistant Dean of Students ond Director of Counseling HeBon Andrews. Director of Srudenr Activities Nancy Rosell, Secretory ro the Decn of Students Sally Bixler, M A Hall Heod Resident Bryan Pillsbury. Davis Heod Resident ond Soccer Coach Chorles Lance, Director of Admissions ond Financial Aid C. Larry Wdson. Dean of Srudenr Affoirs Ed Blanchard, Howerton Head Resident ond Drecror of Housing nor pictured Peggy Wood, Director of Summer Housing ond Coreer Counseling Ed Berry. Director of Development Rurh Jodsson, Computer Operoror Coro Woyland, Drecror of Alumni Relorions Ruby Corson, Secretory Ed Germonn. Drecror of Public Information 78 Foculiy Student Affairs Development I Business Aniro Nonney, Bookeeper Derry Mullikin, Accounronr Wolrer Holl, Business Monager-Treosurer Corl Mdnrosh, Accounronr Moe Clemenrs. Secrerory Joyce Bocon, Pressroom Library Staff Elizoberh Peorson, Assisronr Librorion Virginio Hogan, Circulorion Assisronr John Doniel, Library Assisronr Sue Gilkerson, Librarian Nancy Darrlerr, Periodicals Assisronr Juonira Ivey, Technical Assisronr Drenda Vanover, Maid Florence Mclnrosh, Library Assisronr Foculry 79 Social Science Borboro Hersey, History ond Poliricol Science John Dovis, Psychology ond Socio- logy Hicks Anderson, Business Natural Science George Adams, Morh Lloyd Davis, Physics and Physicol Sci- ence Bill Wolfe, Biology Andy Whipple, Biology Charles Mossey, Morh 60 Foculiy Humanities II Esrelle Brousseou, Bible John Furman, Bible Tom Srierwolr, Music Ted Crisr, Music Berrie Prirchord, Arr John Newron, Bible Humanities I Elizoberh Moxwell, English Bonnie Lunblod, English Don King, English Richard Groy, English Dome Gibbs, Reading Porsy Hilliard, Spanish Fronces Tomboli, Dromo Fo ulfy 6l Physical Education James Sziksoi, Arhleric Direcror Penny Nickel, Recreation Norman Wilhemi, Physicol Educorion Joke Werzel, Physicol Educarion 62 Foculiy N e w F Q C e s S P r i n 9 8 2 NEW STUDENTS Jeon Afeergoni. Todd Atkos. ftxrky Oorrlett. Fronz Oeord. lone? Ckket. Coooe Jo Oronnon. MAe OJerdKk. Suson Ourgess. Mke Copuono. Sandro GeGch. Chories Cocker . Fronk Covo. Luo Done«s. Nood Dmerros. Ronae Ox. Mark Dorsey. Cyntho Drake. Jule Etuo. Charles Gooey. Jerome Gregory. Sieve Hudson. Keith Hymiey. Oe ndo Jockson. Joe Kennedy. Donna loaghoghouse. Em y Lott. Defero Wose. Stephen Moson. Deryi Mothes. Teresa Meet. Monty Moore. Jeff Porker. Ooorve Pope. Di Porter. ftonno Presley. Anthony Quesmberry. Suson Reader. Roger Shelton. Mery Elen Shook. Mark Starnes John Stanfield. Jon e Thompson. Kim Wright. Trey Pimps 64 New Students Woir for rhe Lord; be strong ond roke heorr ond woir for rhe Lord. Psolm 2714 FRESHMEN f Kay Books Berh Corker Korea Boss Cheryl Beddmgfiekd Beth Berry Chris Bishop Berh Blackmon Jeff BJokxk Korea Blonkenship Cindy Boorwnqhr Liso Brodley Horner Brown Aanerre Doc honon Soro Bona Jeff Borhom Boxrer Borris Don Bosh Kevin CoJdwell Jone Comer on Jeff Coodill 66 Freshmen Young Ho Chung Cyndie Clork Mke Coble Percy Colemon Korhleen Colescorr Vtckie Cromwell Russ Delong Donno DePriesr Scorr D6olvo Deono Dixon Jim Dixon Chris Donokjsori Jody Dorrel Den Dowfcng Richie Dunn Chris Durronce Roger Eorp Robert Eton Pomcio Fairchild Done Folsom Freshmen d7 Cothy FronWin Robtn Frederick Sreve Fredrickson Undo Fross Orion Fuller Jeff Gondy Amy Gorrerr Edcke Gorrerr Eve Geer Kevin Gheen Jane Gifford Russell G ily Derrek Grohom Shoron Griffin Angelo Gusmon Chris Gyorgy Kenneth Hoos Scott Haley David Handsel Jonorhon Harkness Sondro Harrmgton Lee Horwood Greg Hosek Angela Hoyes Chris Heermonn 88 Freshmen Wendy Hets Tommy Hines Volerie Hixson Ship Hoecherl Michcel Holsctow AAory Ho word Tom Hylton Aprrf Irving Hiroshi Iroh Dovid Jenkms Derh Kerr Kathy Kinkeod Kim Knight Eddie Lodd Lor no Lonning Roy Lonviere Gnger Lorlsey Shoron Lee Donna Lewis John Lewis Kenny Lewis Tommy Lindsey Pomelo Long Laurel Lorr Freshmen 89 Morino Luckhoo Beverly Lytle Eltso McCrire Michelle Mdnrosh Jimmy McMohon Dwoyne Moddox Holly Monry Tony Morley Helen Meek Oovis Moore Mork Morgan Joy Moss John Morphy Debbie Murray Teresa Myers Shandy Newell Sherri Newsom Lynn Nicholas Eric Nichols Mary Nichols Tommy Nichols Lee Owen Mork Ownbey Jim Oxford Joner Page 90 Freshmen Anno Porks Oenee Penzkofer Amy Ph p Bruce Pisbury Tereso Plemmoos Morr Pope Liso Robon Hitron Boy Debbie Dunn Konkin Susan Boy Keirh Robinson Russell Rogers Uese Rohr Roger Roolss Deo no Roush Terry Rudolph Korhy Son born Showno Sharpe Ed e Showver Joner Shockey Kellie Simpson Browne Simri Ben Srmrh Susonne Smirh Elzoberh Somerville Freihmon 91 Tommy Spoke Jeff Spocer Mike Stork Solly Sreworr Di Stroupe Cord Sweirzer Jons Swisher Kim Switzer Corherme Toy lor Minor Toykx Suson Teogue Richord Thwo«fes Amy Tierney Kevin Trefry Liso Trogdon Todd Vonce Timothy Vinzoni fXtchord Word Joy Worson John Wesrmorelond Cynthio Wilhelm Goo Witmer Sorvdro Worley Mike Yorbrough Kerry Younts 92 Freshmen Koren Zeigler Tesfdem Zeroy Koren ftobmson Pom Woltoce « Fioshmert 90 94 May rhe grace of rhe Lord Jesus Chrisjtf and rhe love of God, ond rhe fellowship of rhe Holy Spirir be wirh you oil. 2 Corinrhions 13:14 SOPHOMORES Louro Doss WJlKxn Olock Polly Denson Jim Dernrsen Morlene Derry Elizoberh Doisverr Anne Doyd Dorne Dodges Corol DucWey Gory Coldwell Normon Correr Morlero Drown 96 Sophomore Debora Coshin Joon Chong Shoron Cherry Moon Young Chung Cindy Cloy Ellen Crowford Orion Cunninghom Duone Deninger Debbie Downie Dill Epps Dee Evons Don Evons Sophomore 97 Drerr Ferguson Wendy Ficororro Leigh Fisher Amy Flowe Decree Gnndelond jeon Gunrer Koren Hoos Corrie Holl Joy Harden Sharon Horton DJ Johns 98 Sophomore Korhleen Kolock Kimsey Kosrer Mark Leoke Greg Lehman Rabin Mosron Kare Morhewes Edward Moxwell Kelly McCnre Sophomore 99 Tern Mehling Chris Merrirr Shoroo Mirrner Mory Morgon J D Mos mon Gody Murphy Corey Neole Dovid Nicoloyson Ken Pierce Morrho Piercy Jock Pkxi Penee Price 100 Sophomore Donno Rhodes Croig Shelron Scorr Rives Tim Robinerre Scorr Sbley Effie Sloon Scorr Smirh Bobby Turner Kormen Spencer Judirh Turner Sreve VoJ Oovid Woi up Sophomore rOl John Youngblood Mike Biffle Crndy Wescocr Mordo Wesr Cindy Wirre Don Young 102 Sron Bell Shormon Luckhoo Condidi 103


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