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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1984 volume:

MONTREAT-AND COLLEGE 1983-84 A VoL 11 � «■ Vyb- JOURNEYS Montreat — A Step In The Right Direction Education is one of the most important steps we make along our brief journey through life. Here at Montreat many of us have experienced a special kind of love, joy, and friendship. We have learned responsibility and have all grown. God put us all in Montreat for a good reason; How could we possibly go wrong? When our lives have been lived, we will be able to look back and see that Montreat was a step in the right direc- tion. Thank you. Dear Lord for Montreat. IT CONTENTS =n Opening 3 Organizations 17 Sports 27 Classes 30 Faculty 50 Student Life 60 Dorm Life 51 Dedication 103 2 Student Life REFLECTIONS The sun is behind the cloud now. The dusk's haze has faded it out; All that remains is its glow. The mist seeps in between the far away hills, slowly advancing in my direction. What majesty is seen in the simple things. The gentle glow is leaving now; Thank you. Father, that you don't leave. From one sundown to the next, your glory outnumbers my praise. Yet my tongue shall ever lift You up for the worship of thy name. You are so glorious. Lord, You show me everyday. — John Van Dyke, '84 Quntry Student Life 3 4 Student Life Student Life 5 Student Life 7 8 Student Life Student Life 9 10 Student Life Student Life 11 12 Student Life Student Life 13 14 Student Life Student Life 15 Often your tasks will be many and more than you think you can do. Often the road will be rugged and the hills insurmountable too. But always remember the hills ahead are never as steep as they seem. And with faith in your heart start upward and climb till you reach your dream. For nothing in life that is worthy is ever too hard to achieve. If you have the courage to try it and faith to believe. For faith is a force that is greater than knowledge or power or skill. And many defeats turn to triumph if you trust in God's wisdom and will. For faith is a mover of mountains. There's nothing that God cannot do. So start out today with faith in your heart And climb till your dreams come true. — Helen Steiner Rice 16 Student Life Organizations Concert Choir And General Assembly Singers Mr. Ted Crist — Director 18 Organizations 0 u n c 1 Student Christian Association Above — Honor Council, Michael Warbur- ton (President), Lois Hedges, Laura Prosser, Eric Patterson, Amy Bowlin. Miss Elizabeth Maxwell (Advisor). Student Christian Association Mrs. Patsy Hillard. Dr. Andy Whipple (Advisors), Jody Grover (President), Becky Hillard, (V. Pres.), Meg Stewart, (Sec.), Sharon Ballews, (Treas). Organizations 19 June Fennelly Vice President, SGA Sarah Horne Secretary, SGA Jordan Lohr Freshman Walter Terlitsky Representative Freshman Representative Student Government Association Not pictured Scott Cox President Davis Dorm Betsy Beebe President M-A Hall At left, top to bottom: John Van Dyke, President, SGA; Wendy Zimmerman, Chairman, Student Activities: Raymond Wakuteka, Treasurer, SGA; and Michael Warburton, President, Honor Council. Lynn Sawyer President McGregor Dorm Not pictured John Denman Day Student Rep. Jackie Outlaw President Groseclose Dorm Doug Belden President Howerton Dorm J.R. Strange Pres, of Freshmen Class Scott Fuller Pres, of Sophomore Class 20 Organizations Handbell Choir Charles Massey, Director, Mary Walkup, Amy Bowlin, Nita North, Lois Hedges, Paula Shillinglaw. f Studen t Activities Committee Phi Theta Kappa Donna Parker, Secretary Lynn Sawyer Wendy Zimmerman Nancy Boyd, President Holly Dolan, Treasurer Becky Hillard Wendy Rogers, Vice President Tony Mensah Bill Patrick Mr. Don King — Advisor 22 Organizations Left; Wendy Zimmerman, Chairman of Activities Com- mittee; right; Mrs. A”, Student Activities Director. Women’s Tennis top to bottom: Ann Gant, Coach; Kim Whipple, Diane Ousley, Ellen Kirby, Elizabeth Howard, Cherie Winters. 2' Montreat Runners Organizations 23 Holly D. Dolan — Editor 1983, Holly Murray , Reporter, Mindy Maiden, Reporter, (oth o) Dr. Rich Gray — Advisor Aletheia Staff M-AC Pep Band 24 Organizations Above, left to right: Section Editors; Amy Pound, Danny Hardesty, Julie Parkerson, Susan Beagles, below: Photographers; Lee Woodard, Nancy Boyd, Laura Prosser, Mark Summers. AGAPE STAFF, front: Susan Beagles, Danny Hardesty, Lee Woodard, Laura Prosser, back: Julie Parkerson, Amy Pound, Nancy Boyd, Sandee Hensley, Kathy Sproles, Mark Summers, very back: Gregg Thompson Left to Right: Kathy Sproles, Special Sec- tions Editor: Sandee Henley, Marketing Manager. Gregg Tkompson, Editor T h e A g a P e S t a f f 25 Greybeard Players A Matter Of Death And Life 26 Organizations Lady Cavaliers Bump, Set, 1983 Ladies Volleyball Team The Lady Cavaliers gave us a very exciting season this year. The ladies volleyball team had a winning season of 28 wins and 13 losses, and made the M-AC student body very proud of them. Coached by Ann Gant, the Lady Cavs gave 100% in every game. They were full of willingness to play their game. 28 Sports Spikev Win! 1983 Season Far top left: Laurie blocks a spike. Far left: 1983-84 Girls Volleyball Team. Upper middle: Diane scores another point. Upper-right'Stephanie Hemby sets-up another score. Left: Chris makes an excellent serve. Above: The crowd gets another exciting game. Sports 29 Baseball Gives Us An 1983-84 Baseball Right: Stove Hardester pitching yet another strike. Below: Starbuck makes pitching look easy. Bottom right: Jimmy McMahan makes another good stop. Far right: Jeff Sprango takes a break. Middle top: Sam's playing around again! Center right: Richard Ivey makes another excellent play. Bottom middle: John Southern takes his warm-up pitches. i 30 Sports i K Jr - I Exciting Spring Our 1984 Baseball Team headed into their spring season with high expectations after completing a successful fall season that included wins over UNC-Charlotte and Appalachian State. The Cavaliers were led by sophomores Greg Starbuck, Jimmy McMahan, and Chris Helms. An impressive group of fresh- men contributed greatly to our success and insured more excit- ing seasons as our program grows. Sports 31 1983-84 M-AC Men Front: Craig Teally, Perry Manson, Scott Russo, Mark Price, Jim Killey, Tom Cantrell. Back: Alan Hurley, Scott Williams, Tim Cullberson, Shawn Webster, Keith Manery, Shan Rahmin, James Tuten, Scott James, John Denman, Scott Cox, George Ubing, Coach Brian Pillsbury. 32 Sports -r Soccer Team 1983-84 M-AC Ladies 34 Sports Sherri Dennis, Amy Newton, Pam Jones, June Fennelly, Mary Margaret Finney, Kathlene Hendrick, Stephanie Hemby, Ginger Stuecher, Cherie Winters, Lisa Timmons, Elizabeth Howard, Anne Gant (coach), Mary Mullenax. (assistant coach) I Basketball Team Sports 35 Men's 1983-84 Gvvaliers 1983-84 Cavaliers: (Left to Right) Alan Hunter, Nick Overman, David Rider, John Langston, Jamie Johnson, Walter Terlitsky, Robert Tansill, John Padgett, Zack Briars, Andy Jones, Frank Graham. Upper Left; Sophomore Cavaliers. 36 Sports } Basketball Team Sports 37 1983-84 Cheerleaders Sports 38 Sophomores Debbie Ball Sharon Ballew Jeannie Barnes Betsy Beebe Doug Belden Sheryl Beutel Anne Black Bruce Bond Nancy Boyd Adrienne Caravetta Scott Carpenter Lisa Carr Cristina Carver Mary Castillo James Cook Candy Cooke 40 Sophomores rvfc Linda Cooksey Bruce Dalton Carmen Davis Greg Davis Naod Dimetros Holly Dolan Leigh Donnelly Cynthia Drake David Egelkraut Scott Farrington Marcia Faulkner June Fennelly Dee Fisher Janet Franz Sophomores 41 Scott Fuller Margot Gordon Cindy Graham Joel Grover Steve Hardister Jane Harper Cindy Hart Rod Hartzog Missy Hayden Lois Hedges Carl Heinemann Chris Helms John Henderson Parson Hensley Sandee Hensley Brad Heykoop 42 Sophomores Rebecca Hilliard Suzanne Hope Sandy Horan Sarah Horne Sara Houser Elizabeth Howard John Jackson Annette Jennings Brenda Johnson James Johnson Sam Johnston Andy Jones Jim Keeley Ellen Kirby Sophomores 43 Norene Koronas Jud Kuhn Russ Kullmar Gina Labello Sara Lane John Langston Robbie Lanier Betsy Layman Caroline Lee William Leidheiser Eileen Lindsay Sherri Lingerfelt Bryant Little Elizabeth Maxwell 44 Sophomores Margaret Mayfield Jennifer McClure Cindy Mehling Kim Mehling Anthony Mensah Marty Moore Laurie Myers Amy Newton Deborah Orndorf Leslie Osborne David Osgood Diane Ousley Jacqueline Outlaw John Padgett Sophomores 45 Laura Page Donna Parker Jeffrey Parker Julie Parkerson Karen Payne Ingrid Powell Laura Prosser Wendy Rogers Keith Russell Manuel Santaella Lynn Sawyer Rae Sawyer Michael Saxton Stephanie Schauber 46 Sophomores Byung Shim Todd Shoebridgc Billy Sigmon Susie Sinclair Debra Smith Greg Starbuck Mike Stephenson Meg Steuart Beth Szilagyi Terry Tanguay Bryan Thomas Gregg Thompson Lisa Timmons Amanda Trantham John Van Dyke Joey Vollmer Sophomores 47 Lee Vukich Raymond Watuaka Luther Walke Tony Walker Mary Walkup Michael Warburton John Ward Lisa Welch Martha Wells Gene Williamson Eric Wilson Jim Wolf 48 Sophomores Stephanie Adams Elaine Alexander Elizabeth Alley Elaine Andrews Emily Avery Edward Baker Andrew Barinowski Susan Beagles Mary Bishop Sharon Blackwell Julie Bloomingdale Wendy Bounds Amy Bowlin Jennifer Briers Gloria Bryson Joy Bryson 50 Freshmen t Allen Burch Cynthia Burgess Robin Burgess Marcie Campbell Mark Cannady Tom Cantrell Francisco Carrillo William Carter Michael Casey Lori Cattarello Mark Childers Taehoom Chung Kevin Clark Dorinda Claus James Cline Steve Cobb Freshmen 51 Todd Dinga Amy Edward Jennifer Engelbrecht Mary-Margaret Finney Robert Fisher Douglas Forte Mark Franklin Sherry Gaddy Todd Gardner Kristy Gualt Marybeth Georgopoulos Robbie Gilbert Margaret Gildersleeve Cynthia Gilpin 52 Freshmen Elizabeth Haynsworth Brad Hayward Stephanie Hemby Lisa Henderson Michael Henderson John Hinson Mark Hoffman Paula Hollifield Natalie Horton Keith Houston Tony Hudgins Jeff Hudson Theresa Hudson Brad Hundley Janis Huntley Freshmen 53 Alan Hurley John Jesso Janet Johnson Teresa Johnson Tonya Jordn Julie Key Kim Keyser Chris Laird Bennette Lattimore Stephanie Learning Mike Legg Kristine Levesque Kenny Loftis Jordan Lohr Marty Lohr 54 Freshmen Michele Macomber Melinda Maiden Sherri Marks Greg Marlow Kirk Mathis Mary-Margaret Mendenhall John Messarra Angela Miller Janice Moore Lori Moreau Peter Munyi Holly Murray Carla Newman Nita North Kim Nuckols Nancy Oates Andy Palmer Dawn Parrish Freshmen 55 Lucy Pasquier Eric Patterson Bo Peeler Sandi Portera Amy Pound Mark Price Lori Rauschemberger Terry Reid Lori Resnick David Rider Carmen Robinson James Rosenberger Carmel Rowell Scott Robow Kim Rustay David Satterfield Somboun Sengsy 56 Freshmen Dan Small You Seung So John Southern Kathy Sproles Mary John Sharp Paula Shinghaw Brenda Sloan Jennifer Stallings Julia Steadman George Stewart Harry Stewart Timothy Stewart J.R. Strange Carolyn Stroud Mark Summers Virginia Taylor Walter Terlitsky Marty Thomas Jon Tomion James Tuten Chris Vought Freshmen 57 Anno White Chan White Joni Whitley Scott Wiggins Leanne Wills David Wilson Katherine Wingard Cherie Winters Keith Wood Mark Woodall Lee Woodard Cindy Wrenn Eddie Young K.Z. Zentmeyer 58 Freshmen The Administrative Dr. C. Larry Wilson, Dean of Student Affairs 60 Faculty — Staff Dr. Lee Secrest, Dean of the College Dr. Silas M. Vaughn, President Offices Of M-AC William Sessler, Director of Development Dr. Calvin Thielman, Chaplain Walter Hall, Business Manger Treas. Faculty 61 SOCIAL SCIENCE DIVISION John D. Davis Psychology Hicks Anderson Business Larry Wilson Marriage and Family Barbara Hersey History Jack Crawford History NATURAL SCIENCE DIVISION Charles Massey Mathematics Andrew Whipple Biology Bill Wolfe Biology, Chemistry Lloyd Davis Physics, Physical Science Janie L. Bell Mathematics Not Pictured — George Adams Mathematics From Photo Above: Ted Crist Music John Newton Bible, Philosophy Estelle Brousseau Bible Bettie Pritchard Art Tom Stierwalt Music Not Pictured — David Parks Bible From Left Photo: Rich Grey English Don King English Bonnie Lundblad English Mary Ellen Henry Reading Frances Tamboli Betty Maxwell Drama, Speech French, English Patsy Hillard Spanish 6 Health, P.E. And Studen t Affairs Staff i r Donn Bennice, Athletic Director Basketball Coach Anne Gant Physical Education Basketball Coach Volleyball Coach Jake Wetzel Physical Education Wilderness Program Richard White, (R.D. Howerton), Anne Cromartie, (Assistant Dean of Student Affairs), Libby Bagwell, (R.D. McGregor), Mary Mullinax, (Assistant R.D. M-A Hall), Judy Keels, (College Nurse), Margo Davis, (Faculty Secretary Receptionist), Mrs. Andy Andrews, (Director of Student Activities). Dr. C. Larry Wilson, (Dean of Student Affairs), Donn Bennice, (Athletic Director), Mrs. Irene Sullins, (Secretary), Mrs. Sally Bixler, (R.D. M-A Hall), not pictured, Bryan Pillsbury, (R.D Davis). 64 Faculty Staff Development t Office Judy Grogan, Secretary; Casey Bay- luss. Director of Alumni Relations; Ruby Carsau, Secretary; Frances Tam- boli, Director of Public Information; Beth Bartlett, Director of Financial Aid; Debbie Wilson, Computer opera- tor; Bill Sessler, Director of Develop- ment and Church Relations. Business Office Betty Mullikin, Anita Nanney, Theresa Haynes, Mae Cle- ments, Walter Hall; Business Manager. Admissions Martha Neville, Counselor; Jenny Woody, Secretary; Van Kornegay, Counselor; Patty Hall, Assistant Director of Admissions; Charlie Lance, Director of Admissions; Be- verly Rauschenberger, Secretary. y Faculty Staff 65 L. Nelson Bell Library Staff Elizabeth Pearson, Head Librarian Sarah Morrison Brenda Vanover, maid John Daniels Back Row: Nancy Bartlett Valloere Downs, Assis- tant Librarian Vicki Alvis Registrar And Academic Dean’s Office 66 Faculty Staff Lenore Saunders, Registrar; Carol Nix, Secretary; Betty Ferrell, Administrative Assistant to the Dean; Lee Secrest, Academic Dean, Anne Own- bey, Secretary to the President. Epicure Food Service Diane Mclean — Manager and Steve Hanke — Assistant Manager Maintenance And Housekeeping Staff James Mary Callaway Dexter Collins Lee Davis Charles Hardie John Ogle Irene Penland Brenda Vanover Linda Vanover Mamie Vanover Flora Wright Faculty Staff 67 68 Faculty Student Cife Intramural Sports 70 Student Life Student Life 71 Student Life 73 Student Life 75 76 Student Life Astronomy Class At King In October, the Astronomy Class visited the King College Observatory in Bristol, Tennessee, as part of their labora- tory experience. The night was clear and they were able to observe several objects through the 12V2 inch reflector telescope. These observations included double star sys- tems, interstellar gas clouds (nebulae) star clusters and even another galaxy, (Andromeda). The next morning, after the sun was up, they used the solar observatory in the Science Building to view a six inch image of the sun which displayed sunspots. Also, the solar spectrum revealed several dark lines in the rainbows of color. These lines are the fingerprints” of the various elements in the sun. The observatory is under the direction of Dr. Burke who also gave a very informative lecture as to how astronomers find objects in the sky using a coordinate system similar to the longitude and latitude and a special universal time. Slides of the various types of telescopes and deep space objects completed the lecture. Upper Left, Mr. Lloyd Davis Astronomy teacher at M-A College), Upper right and lower left, students from Mon- treat. Student Life 77 - 80 Student Life Montreat-Anderson Hall upper left: The ladies are welcomed upperright: MA Hall's leaders, lower left: some of girls of MA-Hall lower right: Second floor 82 Dorm Life Dorm Life 83 Howerton Doug Beldon (Dorm President), Manuel Santaella, Jamie Johnson, John Langston, Sam Johnston, Sitting Dorm Director Richard White. Mom and Dad away from home, Richard and Portia White. Howerton First Floor. 84 Dorm Life Dorm Life 85 Davis Dorm Left to right. Bill Leigheiser, John Jackson, Bryan Pillsbury (Head Resident), Jim Kelley, Scott Cox (Dorm President), James First Floor Davis Cook — Not Pictured. Second Floor Davis Third Floor Davis 86 Dorm Life Dorm Life 87 Men On “The Hill” Anybody for a game of cards? The daddy room 'The Big Chill Late again Tuton? McGregor Hall .. Mega Dorm Resident Assistants: June Fennelly, Lynn Sawyer, R.D. Libby Bagwell, Jane Harper, and Wendy Rogers 89 Dorm Life Groseclose 90 Dorm Life A Lakeside View Dorm Life 91 LIFE AT MONTREAT ft Isn’t It Great 94 Student Life Student Life 95 Christmas At Assembly Inn 98 Student Life Student Life 99 Homecoming Queen Sarah Horne HOMECOMING COURT 1983 Homecoming Court 1983: Wendy Zimmerman and Steve Hardester; Jackie Outlaw and Todd Vance; Kim Switzer, Homecoming Queen of 1982; Sarah Horne, 1983 reigning Queen, and escort Andy Baronowski; and Sandra Horan with her father as escort. 100 Homecoming Maid Of Honor Leigh Blalock CANDIDATES AND ESCORTS Homecoming Court 1983: Leigh Blalock, maid of honor, and her escort; Gloria Bryson and her escort; Carla Newman and escort Mark Franklin; Kim Zentmeyer and her cousin as her escort. Gentry Zentmeyer. Homecoming 101 HOMECOMING 1983 102 Homecoming Homecoming 1983 Mom Bixler's work for the Lord has given the dorm a stability that all women of M-A Hall have enjoyed and needed. We all love her deeply. — M. Mullinax Mrs. B. better known throughout Montreat as MOM. She loves her Lord and also her girls very much. MOM has a deep concern for everyone in her dorm. With her cute little laugh, she always bright- ens my day. MOM's gentle, caring spirit has touched the lives of many girls throughout the The 1984 AGAPE is lovingly dedicated to Mrs. Sarah Sal- ly Matthews Bixler. She is most appreciated for her faithful Christian service to Montreat-Anderson College as the Resident Director of Montreat-Anderson Dorm. For nine years this mother of three and grandmother of six has been counselor, nurse, mother, confidant, and friend to over 1,000 girls. Her wit, her love, and her strength have made M-A Hall a home away from home. For All these things, we thank you, and we love you, MOM. years. Praise God for a special lady like MOM. — Betsy Beebe D e d 1 c a t l o n Dedication 103 The Way We Were If one had been in the Student Center on a Wednesday afternoon or the night before a deadline he could have heard the following statements . . . Gregg, how do I do this? . . Is this my page? . .. IT'S UP IN THE AIR!! ... Is today Wednesday? . . . Do we meet today? . . Amy and Susan, I need to talk to you . . . Can we eat dinner now? ... Help, I've been kidnapped .. . How do you spell that? . . Who has the baseball pictures? .. . Danny, can you sell books during dinner tonight? ... Where isj Portia? . . . Kathy, quit watching General Hospital and come in here . . . Where are those pictures? . .. Sandee, how much are the yearbooks? .. . Can the staff get the books free? . .. Mrs. A ... DEADLINE!! .. . Gregg I'll be back after; the soccer game . Who are those people? ... What now Buckwheat? ... Amy can you bring your goldfish? ... Go; Greyhound . . . Meeting at 3:30 . . . Amy, can you help me tomorrow? . .. Jerry is coming tonight ... Who's going toj Carolina Color today? . . . Choir pictures again!! . . . Laura, can you please shoot basketball pictures? . . . I'm sick Mark, did you shoot Honor Council? . . . Nancy, can you help in the darkroom tonight? . . . Lee, did you shoot any Davis guys? . . . KZ and Sam, are you coming to the meeting tonight? . . . Susan, where are your sports pages? Portia, HELP . . . Mrs. A I have a huge problem . .. Who's going to do these pages? ... I have to study ... Yearbooks will go on sell next week . . . No you'll have to buy it in the spring . . . Where is the organization? . . . Dedication . . . Who's it dedicated to? ... Someone, help me please . . . Thank you. Statement From The Editor As editor of the yearbook, I would like to take this opportunity to give credit where credit is due. First, I would like to thank Portia White (advisor) for all the help and time she contributed toward this book. We could not have done it without her. I also think a bit of gratitude should go to Richard White for putting up with all our interruptions. Secondly, without the advise, encouragement, and help from Mrs. A it would have been impossible to meet the deadlines. Mrs. A is best known as our all-around helper and the final word. Thirdly, I had a great staff. Everyone worked so hard to make this yearbook the best ever. Because of their experience, I relied on Amy Pound, Susan Beagles, and Kathy Sproles more than everyone else and they didn't let me down. The whole staff did a great job. Last, without help from the Lord none of us could have produced this 1984 AGAPE for you. A thanks should go to the following people for their time of need contributions: James Cline, Topher Tomion, Carl Heinemann, Mrs. A' s Student Workers, Mary Castillo, John Van Dyke, and Franc Tamboli. Gregg Thompson Editor 1984 104 Closing