North Carolina Wesleyan College - Dissenter Yearbook (Rocky Mount, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

as I J H ,1 I u V nm Dissenter 1983-84 The etrlx ind middle wars ol the sewenteenth eenturx were times ol non eonlormtty ind dissent Both grind! ithers ol lohn 1nd Lhtirlu Weslex were imong tht eieeted elergx ol loo' However Stmuel Wesley preterred the ministrx ol the est iblishment 1nd w1s lrom 1698 to his de ith reetor ol the rough eountrw p lf1Sh ot Epuorth Nlor did his son John hate am intention or desire to break with the Lhureh ol I:ngl1nd W hen 'North C.1rol1n1 Wulu in College w is founded 1LO11'll11lllt,L ehtiired by Dr Fdxxin 11 1rwood w ts formed to name the H.1fbOOlx ol this nw eollege lt seemed 1ppropri1le in those e1rlwye1rs ol the slK11t.Sl1lso 11 time ol non eonlormitx und dissentl to re teh buelt into the aneestrw ol the Wesleys lor .1 term th it would relleet the leistiness .ind determination ol the xoung eollege Thus The Dissenter -'Y' Editor Patricia Bowers The production ofa college an- nual is a prodigious task. Through the Fall and Spring semesters, Pa- tricia worked to create the theme and design ofthe 1983-84 Dissent' er. When the load became too great, a number of other persons came forward to complete the pro- cess, We are grateful for all those who gave much of themselves to this , task. 191 .wg -4 S r x 1 nh. Being with someone Putting on the right touches . , . and being thoughtful 5 'Q' hun 233283 heme I-lining the books . . . and earning the time to hang fi If You Can Dream t, You Can Achieve t. uFor each age B a dreanithatis dying. or one that is coming to birth, The Ilnznrain of Tears Arthur O'Shaugnessy We are all unique individuals with differing ideas and dreams. Yet, we also hold something in common - a desire to build our dreams into realities and maketheniwork We came to Wesleyan to begin work on that dream. We laid down foundations and looked for ways to prepare for a life in which this dream and others to follow would be real possibilities. At times the expectations we had for ourselves land others had for usl seemed too high and out of reach. We struggled and sometimes failed. In the end. self discipline. determination. and dedication got us through. Now we know that achievements begin with dreams and dreams come true when we have purpose,hearL nnnd,wiH,and soul We came with some of these qualities and found others, We improved on them and still have a long way to go. But we are on the way. You have to have your own style and people to help x M L oLLf,,H MU LHR! HAM K-i 656 M . 42' cbs ts CJ purpose G of a College is the 40 production of K persons who are ix Q' both more civilized 46 and more civilizingf' Elton Trueblood person-centered and thrives on Of course, student life is good times. But underneath is a growing pride and the building of friendships and community. For those of us who graduate, it is time for new dreams. We have had our season in the sun. We leave a legacy of trying our best to be both civilized and civilizing. These were good times. -1 dLlDd e 'af 3 5 J r r -1- l- NcwC'A Student Life ' I 475 , ' 1 , ,, Y Putting out the Welcome mat. NORTH HALL E Learning rules and reg's will come later. TO NORTH HALL 1 X rx Xt J- ft-.... Resident Director James Gill supervises orientation workers Joyce Free and Beverly Woodcock in Edgecomb Hall Orientation workers Laura Alford l Pcunut la1nd Marc Harris assist Vicki Faricloth as she registers Tami Hults, Look at Marc smile! A couple ol dads rclivc their uullcgc days as they help their sons move into the dorm Aide. i l f.. E'-If 5 if .1 in I l gfollcge nursc Nlary Toombs smiles screncly, oblivious to the noise and :onlusion ol opening day checkein - or of the harrowing days .ihead l l 1 XSL, ,,,,,, Beth .lulirisuri hcgins the inlcrniiriahlc pr-'cess nl flanking in and her riintlicr MQ! 1 Q .1 if Orientation: G For It, It all begins with orientation: a time of registering, moving in, testing, and confusion. It is also a time of anticipation and anxieties concerning academics, athletics, and peer relationships. Most of all, it is a time of saying goodbye to home, family, and a former lifestyle, and of saying hello to a whole new chapter in your life, And while graduation seems light-years away. we are family and, with the help of our friends, commencement will come all too soon, The stage is set, so GO FOR IT! l .igcr Nlikc Miller ferns in er, .ili lends .issisiamc to lcnitcr l iiriii in FINALTALLY - College President S Bruce Pettcwayg .lack A. Laughery. campaign chairman. and Richard B Dollar. vice president for development and campaign director. share a moment of excitement after the final tally of funds raised was announced during the victory celebration. GIFT PRESENTED - Helen and Jack A, Laughery open their gift presented by Vice President for Development Richard B. Dollar. given in appreciation for the Laugherys' Contributions to the A Day for Wesleyan 'tt-1 campaign Watching lfar leftl is Sylvia C Parker. administration assistant for development at Wesleyan. Tx., 5 t REPORT-IN LLINCHEON -- Campaign volunteers reported their morning contributions and had a chance to take ll break before making more calls during the report-in luncheon. lllll iillflllliilli ' ' , CS' av X 'Q --xl I'I'f '- 'N --tg. J, E177 L ii - Q wr- ll, --- iililllllill 3 VICTORY CELEBRATION - Volunteers were treated to a victory at the home of Jack A. Laughery, campaign chairman, following th C 1 1 ll l if 1 i lil l IUXN l.1111'd.11utlly1111-1!1N t111't1ye1Nt.el.1tw 'lwletx 11111 l1,1'l11-.wi KIEHRJI mw yyeek-prlort11tl1el11111l1.11Ner waslfywl www 5-eww ,yN N tony 1. FUN 11 Rlytstirz .Q , Walla, , 1 , 1 cf ..- 1 '. .11ly1 t1y:11g 'Xll,1yl11:XKeyley.1:1WJ 111t1lt1.11e1ltl1e Roelr. Nl- nttl e '11 1 I 1-' ' 0f 'G Day For Wesleyan 3811 North f-.ll'Ullll.l XNeNley.1n C1-llegek .1nnu.1l fund r.11Ner. X ll.1y for XKCNlCy.tIT 'N-lf' held September Ill ln Roelyy Nlount.1ttd nelghbortng eo111n1u111t1eN.netted S3ll .T2lll-yr the eollege Thu ftgure eon1p.1reN yy1thtl1e -X D.1y forNNeNIey.1n'N3 1o1.1l or 5305.123 The lrllhil reeord-xetttng 1.1lly yy.11 Announced durtng .1 y1e1ory eelebr.1t1on for e.11np.11gn yolunteerx .11 the home of ,l.1ele X l.1ughery. eh.111'm.1n of the bo.1rd .1nd ehtef eyeeu- IIKC offteer of H.1rdeek lood Syxtemx. lne, .1nd gener.1l C.lI'ltP.lIglW eh.11rm.1n t'l'n1yery eyetted .tnd thrtlled yytth the f.1e1 1h.1t yye'ye exceeded l.1st jC.ll'A5 pledge, luughery exel.11med folloyytng the l-lYl.ll Jnnouneernent Th1- to1.1l relTeetN the eomntunltyl -upport ofthe eollege,1ll oby toux th.1t they en1br.1ee XXeNley.1n. .11 they TTJXC proyen 1n the p.1Nt .xx yyell.1N1on1ght'A The f1n.1I t.1lly yy.1N the euln11n.1t1on of the eff-1rtNoflb3 yolunteerx IU r.11N1ngfundNfurtl'1e college tn Rocky Nlount. N.1Nhy1lle.T.1rboro. P1netopN. Whtmlxery And Efllblfld Fundx r,11Ned help underyyrtte current 11per.1t1ng expenses of Ww- leyem The one-d.1y fund r.11Ner beg.1n e.1rly In the morntng of September IO yytth .1 ly1ek'offbreu1lyf.1at tn the college e.1fe' term Folloyytng the bl'C.lhlx.1Nl. L.1ughery .mnourleed thett SlQ'.b95 had been reused IH advance calls by yolunteerx df 1 I, throughout the dtlf FOP l 3711 Xolunleerx reported the rewultx of llltilf Ultlflllllg e,1llN dur11tg.1report-lrtluttelteon yyhere.1 l11t.1l11l SINKNJN yy.1N .1nnouneed lolloywtng the .1nt1ounee1t1e11t11l1hel1n.1lt.1lly.yxh1ehyy,1y preceded by tl I.1-t rmnute flurry ol pledgex. R1eh.1rd li DolI.1r.y1ee prestdent for deyeI11pment.1nd y..ll'lTP.l1gll duree- tor. s.11d. North C.1roI1n.1 XNexIey.111 Lollege 1s oyer- yy helmed yylth the tremendous y1vteul'u1ltftdertce eyprewed by the eomtttumty yyho g.1ye 11,1 generouxly to nuke tltty e.1mp.11gn .1 sueeew Thts eould neyer h.1ye hutppened mth- out the ded1e.1ted le.1deryh1p prouded by ,l.1ek l..1ughery .1r1d the ent1re ll.1rdeeR org.1n11.1t111n The exeeuttye eomnuttee. yylneh meluded .I Deyyey NNe.1yer. Jr. Betxy B 5tr.1ndberg, .I CI.1ude Nl.1yo. ,lr . .lohn .I lerebee. NK1lI1u1n1 ll lx1neheloe,Gene l, l,eyy1N .1nd B Nl.1yoBodd1e,5r.yetthe putee xy1th thetr Ihttlwrugb pl.1n- nnng Of eourfef' Doll.1r .1dded. 1he Nueeexe of the edm- pengn yan dependent upon our yolunteer force Our 163 yolunteers uecepted thetr challenge mth enthustdem und eetrrted out 1he1r rntwon The -X D.1y for NKeNley.1n fund r.11xer 11 the lytelvofl for the college! .1nnu.1l fund About 15 percent of the college! opemttng budget l5 generuted through funds proytded by the pnute sector TT' lxlClx-OFF BRl1'Xlxl NST Q.1II'lP.1lgl1 yolunteerx g.1thered 1n the , college C.tlVClEVl.1 for .1 lytek-oft bl'C.llylT.1Nl before n1.1Iy1ng e.1IIN for NKeyley.1n 7 .lf X., -4' N ,L NTELR - Dr Lyle XN1llh1te, profe-,or of ustnev .1 m1n1Ntr.1t11n. ieryed .171 Jn .V for Hex eyetn 'N-S yoluntee1'..1 dtd nu 1 1 er Store .1dm1n1xtr1tors Shoyyn lx Dr Wlllhtte belng ptnned yynth ..fn.1rnetu1g by R.1ehel Dornmgen, m.1n.1ger of the Qollege PERFURNIING The Roelyy Nl-.,1untC,11mm11n1ty B.1nd entert,11r1ed 11-lunteers durtng the ytetory 1.elebr.1t1on s 1 'll The creation of our Chapel A place. On February 25, 1982, ground was broken for the Leon Russell Chapel. Standing as a tribute to the dedication and service of one who was a founder and trustee of the college in its early years, the chapel will be completed by Fall Term 1983. This new facility includes a space adaptable to a variety of worship settings, a reception room, an office for the campus minister, and the Rena Perry Blackburn Prayer Room. Sliding glass panels open to a courtyard bordered by a pierced brick wall. A center. Standing apart from other campus buildings, the chapel will be the outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace earnestly desired and sought as qualities of campus life. Its purpose is to be a vital center where the word of God is so read and preached and the sacraments so administered that attitudes and values are molded and lives are transformed. lt is intended to be the source from which flows inspired and appropriate Christian witness. An experience. As the center for religious activities, the chapel will provide experiences through which students may participate in the corporate life of the church along with the personal and private expressions of faith. Students and all others of the campus community may come to pause and pray, to meditate on meanings and feelings, to discuss and shareg all will have the opportunity to experience the grace of God and celebrate life as it is revealed in Christ. 'U i i The Leon Russell Chapel 1 The Russell family attends the Dedication of the chapel IU Chapel , N i i ip l J i x pXX R Q r.rnrrI5.mi 111 n XI kr! and I rurdunl Ml rugpt L 1 1pr.l My Irum Wxllrrun Nlnrxhburn ul IJ .I i Q 9 , ,, Q -' 1, n.: Cwnslructron wurkcrb lower cupnln unto correct pmrlmn The Reverend Dr Rcgrnnld Ponder .md Rccsc B.11lcy rcprcscnlrng thc First Unrlcd Mclhrrdrsl Church ul' Rrmky Muunl, prcscnl the Lcun Russell nrcnmrrgll brblu nr Chuplgun Mckrm Cumtruclrun ull thc Chnpcl I5 xwcll undcrxmy L h.1pcI I I Dr Petteway and Dr, Boone Grant, recipient of the Algernon Sidney Sullivan award. Dr. David W. Brooks delivers the Foundc-:r's Day address. i XX' Q we 'i P Dr. Petteway, Dr. Brooks, and the Honorable J. Phil Carlton, president ol the Board of Trustees. The Wesleyan Singers directed by Dr. Stephen Wilson. l2 Founders Day , V 'H ,f' . - .-,. maiitrzzs if aa r-14338 36: , -- . my if who gm 4, f, C6 Compared to the nations oldest colleges, what are the twenty-seven years of this Col- lege? The blinking of an eye. An infant swept along in a basket in the educational stream. Ayouth groping and growing. But to those is hose dream of a college for Rocky' Nlount began a third of a century' ago. this campus and classrooms, these pro! 1 Founders D '83 fessors and students represent the achieve- ment of that dream Without their vision. without their patience, without their strength there never would have been this College. They gave generously' and often at great sacrifice. They' labored and prevailed against incredible difficulties and barriers. They founded a College, They' would understand To Dream lt ls To Achieve lt in a manner that we can only dimly grasp. We honor thein for their ef- forts and their inspiration, Xnne Wllsttlilceltlerlwtlltreelptultlstilll'iellot1iir.irX 'Xluinni Xiyards, the Reverend .ind Phyllis lflxeele, Xlry Ross Qi biegall, .ind Walter Pindcll, .lr . W 'ff 1.'FM'E.sglt!' ' ii l' M H 'I-at .... -Q-eff L ,g, 0 Ib gg, jglds x ! s 41 mv nf' 7 attentive audience if, 4 nf Students help celebrate the founding ofthe College Founders lJ.iy ' Students and Alumm anuclpate a vtctory for Wesleyan N F : ' 3. K pi. F , A A-T-1-D 4 A A 7. 1 ,, .rt-3' :K -3:4 YUCK! K Coach Toombs is pleased with the progress of the game. 14 Homecoming Pl. nf. Scott .ind .liimxc take tl break hctuccri ctr: .loc .ind Scott question thc til'l'tci.tl U If 2 e ff' , P-,. W 'X2 L Q'7 4 Y 'lf ' lb y , 4 1 F75 lL.1l The Thrill of VICTORY The afternoons of Homecoming Weekend are full of events which include many people. The soccer game takes place on Saturday afternoon. The Homecoming Court is presented during the half-time of this game. Each of the nominees and their escorts are introduced. Wesleyan soccer players were in good form taking Newport News 7 to 0. Sunday afternoon marks the event ofthe mud fest. This event allows students to be pigs for an day. The participants attempt to complete obstacle courses and relay races while rolling in the mud, These students anticipate the times ahead. Anne Wilson, president of the Alumni Association, with the winners ofthe raffle. Rohan enjoys a moment of relaxation Homecoming I5 Scott and David wonder, ls this really the life? L ,,.-' -. ...Q- -.--gp-4 .. V..-q wmv... v, fs- ':,,g:i:,i.,.5 . WM-F FU and FGOD Not only do Homecoming participants have a chance to behave like pigs, they gorge themselves like pigs, also. The pig pickin' was held at North Green Country Club this year. The pig was prepared and served by Gardner's Bar-B-Que. This is a time for good food, good friends, and good times. The Alumni picnic is held on Saturday afternoon. This is as good time for former students to renew their friendships and reminisce of years gone by. The student and alumni softball game which is also held on Saturday afternoon brings together the old and the new and the in between. These events add special flare to the Homecoming week. l6 Homecoming Karen and 41 Carl Payne relaxes with a fri 'rv I' future: NMwVux.4rvxln1dcuL umm .nlcnd lhclr pxgnn .4 :'.fN-4Z...f ' '1 . IW r -rf' pr' 41 v X 1 . 4 ,fs fbfx .-.Q Niuxc mer Pele Rose here comes Bruce QQ Rx-vndcrw. 5wll.d1d yuu chcxrv' J DIY44, R LE ADF -, fl-avvn. fu. . .,,. .- V r x,.o 1 'S 'L ,101 Iinnmcwnmxng I ' Students and alumni have fun dancing aTHRESHOLD to the PAST The Homecoming Dance has always been an event attended by many students and alumni, as well as the faculty and staff of the College. They enjoy renewing old acquaintances as well as making new ones. The dance is one of the highlights of Homecoming Weekend which adds excitement to the other events. The announcement of the Homecoming King and Queen is the climax of the evening followed by a dance to the Queen's favorite song. The students as well as faculty and staff help make this a night to remember for all who are there. Brenda Powell and her escort. Ski and John help serve refreshments. I8 Homecoming 1 OucunNh.xr1m lk-I1xIwrd,4m.1 hmg Luk N1,m1m Pmxc lhcxr d.xm'c 50,5 .-Xlumm renew old ucqu.unl.1nccs and IYFICDGN Preaenmllon ul' H-Jmccummng Cwurl xidfll. Ni.xr1,1.And Bruce cnjq thc d.mcc Joe Xlcfulhy .md d.1lc dmc: ld the muwc ,vi HTHRESHOLD x' F'-7 1'Q'1' 9 , -iq-llqzbirl-Nagin...-,p.f-' .,,,5.,, .--a-,.ip-.Av .,,:.7'.f--'.-',, --5 --,UA - .--p'- .-f I 44 .. A , -,, -. L, 1?S5v?.-.g- ,-.K-1-f' , A-,-M14 . 4-:f.,.4,, ...g-.',JgkI1' ' - - '55 , x. 1, Huruuwmmg W 1 4' . Mary CMoe s w1feJ don t l1sten now Moe I love you' I have been the lucklest of women to have been able to spend the last twenty two years w1th two of the worlds greatest gentlemen, Dr. Bauer and what's-his-name CDr. Scalflfl Jean Edge at the 1983 Alumni Banquet A Tribute To Dr. Raymond E. Bauer f l4W'r L lv -an . Moe, adviso S Ph Delta, gels a big hug fro G l Puryear pg V N, If r ,I R 4 -fa ,L pf-an - ,I Fi-1. ...sggii X . '57 'I O I fc?- ,.-,Q , 76141, J W - ,U 5,-.. Q . fr?f'3'5 - Q3 -r 1 gm ' 5 .1-an ev, 1 g +3 lx is QQKZESQ' I E-J , ,- ' -ini K, - h s ....i. .4 Q B fi -' 'gg x1,,.f And --L-lu gf., 1 - , A 2 X ' . N f ,I::.1nI'dgc .md D-,mn bmi! prugm LH , ' 3 gl Q Hrwgwmxl XKJICT culuv : , A '- . . I 'A ,- ',, i 'ww .. Chmlunc Niurghm pmrma Vllh .an . . ga- , i r '1.3-in .t vid Irrltnd Jim Saunders ln L1 frxcndly mlulc lu Niue .md Ning Dr Bduer rcspundg mth crmm-Jnyyu-1 kurcly under cumml V L' -fl Ru The lighter side of WE LEYAN Wesleyan offers a variety of activities for its students. On campus and off, students find places and spaces to relax and enjoy themselves. The academic side of campus life can provide amusement as well as serious study. For some, it can even be confusing. All in all, college life can be beneficial and fun for those who are willing to get involved. Steve and his friend enjoy an evening together. Sue, this is a joke, right? 22 Campus Life ,ff I -iii N IJ .GW 9 MH urxc xhmu MI' hu Wcxlsyqn kxlllrc .AT K A' NCJKCHIUE .m5rhmg ' Rndmrd Xxhll1V1g Hungr5 ' 4' I ' .'v.,.lw,'f '.. K Aka: ff-4111-drifh PBL holds a business luncheon. s.sN-9' .. N N f x I! if V 'si xxx Z4 Campus Life Eu. A X Campus skate gets underway. Shelley begins to vi .., -IM' -5. K in du Penny Brown shows off her ping Look, mom. no hands? fi A al Campu life at its best Everything has its limit. Frog, Do you have lo do this 1 4 -7 J .fx I N. Yr Qumpm Lnfc 25 C' WLOLU H 1 D , IV LULMGE LIBRMQV- '- U- 5 , MUN' ' Becky finds a new friend. -ee 26 Campus Life Dorm life 1 I 5,4 A'It's your move. Chrls asks. Where's the hot chocolate? , X nm Lynn and Lori stitch the time If i t 't mm WWF? S5 M , 5. V G Qin- 'S' Sqft :'. 'J Q f-'lx uk v ,,. . ffinjqv- ' ww-4 -N .F A gs: K JNLS, X x EX ' W J 1 as X d ff' W Sludnnla dxbnun Lldawork 5' Q Pau! f- I Dorm Lnfe 28 Campus Life Phylxs trys to get lhmgs straxght Rusty dxscusses rellglous hfe RL UUUIQ Shelly IS flustered 4 Y bl-D 4 v tT,t,,!'.Zp1d vJ:'7 Qhmlvyatii .I n- .94 r I 4 .D 16 rganizational Fair i 5- .fad 5 49 .4 IZ'-sf, ml ,M PM Bl. lll lttrtit Steve Felton describes Phi Beta Lambda limi-, The purpose of the Organizational Fair is to inform freshmen of the clubs and organizations which Wesleyan has on campus, Each club and organization has its own table and provides a representative to answer questions. Many groups have displays and serapbooks to give a better understanding ofthe organizations and its activities and purpose. Larnpus l ite lv Dr. Jone's portrays Noah in the play, Two By Two 30 Campue L1fe Performing Arts N9 l X I r pn-n RtptvrlmlllN,1pgt,1lr.trurrnt,rl llllrrt lrmfrlm lm,'ffr1r1l4..,ffr 'Ihe Xlexleyan Snngerx The beauty of the small college is that you don't have to be a muaic major to sing. a theatre major to act, or a student to do either. .-Xt Wesleyan. students. faculty. and even town people combine talents to produce concern and plays, ll' it is the role ol' the lrberal arte land vve believe it is! to educate people to vvhat is beautrlul or not. tasteful or not, then the performing arte at Wesleyan are truly an essentlal element to our lrle here. Darn Thorpe .lx Noalwl vvrlc ln lvvrr Ht I-fu I 1: pu- I vt X. Ng, BIeacher Creatures at it again. ' 32 Campus Life ls anyone there? I' ll, The alumni score a Horse is ready to 'ex A1 nwiwmmmw N Will Eno makes a Fun in the Anita shows her Chuck denmonblralm hxs lhruwmg .ibllm v 24- ,avi .xv L N 1..-o if 34 Academics Lonely confusion. Solitude --why? --Right. .-4-g 3x 'pi-H . Visrnf. i ' 174. Bu'-i ' Weston and Libby look over the minutes of a meeting. 7 xi, ' ' ' H i.i, .l1'f,,'lf fifl'fii 5. m ':i.lwfWll35:lreiii:2:Q iiliillitflilllifldlliilfllf ' Concentration 4'XK1H1LhcIp1I'I pnm:rur.a1c ' Study. aludy. study '-9 ,.-1 - V -f n A Wh.1l.m:yuu talking AbUUlWU 36 Academics ls there life after biology? Confu ion 5 XI7' - I wish I could do that, ls it supposed to move? wif i V ff Cnnluxctl, bcwtldcrcd. pcrplcxcd. thaw dcxcrtbc thc may uc oltcn lclt Cunlmntcd by ncu tdctu, uc ultcn mggcd and thought mid ncxcr mttlw tt, But tudnyk conllusmn 15 totnnrmuk auttltcntng And my uc learned utth un tntcnsuty wc didnt thmk nc had. What mls dull bccttmc cxcittng We were challenged to think as xxcll an dream. bhtwut thc plnncx. nut thu Lltvudxl Ur tnuld thu rt Awgnnmcnt' T? X.tp tune l X... l l -' l ' F -I Sec Nectmn ,X -X httlc nwrc red nn thc ltps Xtttifn t Typlcal Monday .Q . 1 N , I hmm thc .nu 'r1x:1?uwmr N13 xmrk lx ncxcr dmc If Y ' I 1' 1. if JE m .- ,, N Anl',' X 1' x Confused agam Thin looks good I V. Q-ff Mmcrmv 34 These Happened While We Studied and Prepared - . . . events that were momentous markers of the issues and values that await our leadership They are the focus of evil in the modern World A 66 O O 99 I March s, 1984 . . ' A to ' tia ions a an The only morality they recognize is what will further their cause, meaning they reserve unto themselves the right to commit any crime, to lie, to cheat . . . RONALD REAGAN January 29, 1981 40 US PP d h g y .Alll y ,Ihp hy b k.Theyshould b k Paul Nitze shortly thereafter i .mix-anWwlin+ii1iQ5llillrG'FQ A Stalemate of the Super Powers They violate elementar I1OI'II1S of deeene YURI ANDROPOV scmmbef is :vu Even if someone had any illusions about the possible evolution for the better in the policy of the present U.S. Administration, the latest developments have finally dispelled them. YURI ANDROPOV September 28, 1983 Thp d hab f p mx kp mg ' r .1 1 r w , r r .M r , , The U S Marlne barracks in Beirut is bombed Q90 06.3 Fill za.. n-u.n-nun-p iilii liii Ili. lkiil mv-uw' The breakup of ATT Ma Bell to many symbollzes the changes m the world of busmess and economrcs 'r'M M M Whilth55?wF'f5l'f?r2Qfi1Pl1l1UUIJx'5P'fW3M ff-fmlffsg W1 ' The great American race begins as these three, among others vie for their party's nomination G XRN H KRT giiE'f'..Q ' - QSFQVI , A41 lLSbL I XC lxSON I , , ,- - t .M W . --.r t V .. ,,,. I ,A . Marlin Luther become a father in the faith t. u t, .,t On the five hundredth anniversary of his birth we celebrated the sptrtt of the great reformer To some Catholic scholars he has even Sallt Ride Its too bad that society isnt to the point yet where the country could just send up a woman astronaut without all this attention Sally Michael Jackson it q - V- - A '- xv Hts music video Thriller revitalized the recording industry and profoundly affected visuals from Pepsi to politics. His kind of personal stardom introduced many to, for them, a new term A androgeny, ,,:1'.1x3f:l ' ' ,N ' A 4 Q,-. 1, ,lf tw 4 'N 'r 1'ffi111,1twL,-.Hbf:Matti,tilifiittlihililllfltitlmlytlfh glX'6S A lexson In forgxveness to .1 troubled world I spoke as a brother Pope John Paul U 'E was!! pUnl1lY xwundud hx .xr1.xw.1w1nRb get 0 fb' 'ia 42, - e gb? Q When CJ it comes Q, to dreams Q0 and 6 Q achievements, intercollegiate athletics more than holds its own in the Dixie Conference and Division III of the N.C.A.A. Winning with skill, class, and style are characteristics of menls and women's teams. 0' S D if v ,,-T'.'xx.-4U Sport In life we meet obstacles that seem only a dream away. But, through determination and working as a team we accomplish and strive in excellence to become . . . Champions Bleacher Bums A Year of Champio . isili .',.. H Q , I , ,fm Athletics Men's Basketball DIAC 5 ro 1 5 .C ,Mu Q 4 1' ., . K s Baseball DIHSIOD III Conference Champs 4,,.11,-.4.- L .J .L -f Cunfcmncc T+vurn.xmcm -, I 1 . , . , Q. , h 1 f 12 1' I ., lx ru ' f I . V . Q ' I'-1? . . .- '-. ,- . -.v-1' . . . , x , , H ' ' , -Iv V.. ff.. - .abr . ' ' ,. -.' . ' -- . ' ' ' -Q ' ' .. ' '. .. , Q. - - - - -if ' . , ' ', as f-'.'V. 4: ..w . - ' '-' - ., n ., 5 ,,,- . ,Q .,,v g5'.,,, -. ' ,31- 1- -1 1 , 'E f A t ,LA ,' -' K Nxurncnk S-vIlb.1H DIXIE M, xv. M' 494, V,,,f' 1 A '5 fi ..,,k A, -.L X N J 4, A ,, I ,.qf- Frank Brown shows his stuff i 5 1 r z l Eddw XIQCU5 cum Look when uc mm - ' . -Q ' 1 1 S., 'rr Ii W-,M 'v Inova I can make ll' lhops pmcuce for A bxg game . Ll, 1 me rm .1 I WESLEYA, DI-XC All Conference Te:xm 'Dan1:1Wr1gh1. Must Xgluable P145 er Ximuuc Women's Basketball Penny Brown Jackie Butler Rose Edmunds Beth Johnson Cathy Johnson Rita Johnson Denise Jordan Rose Lang Brenda Mathis Ethel Perry Cheryl Tuttle Yogi Walker Donna Hardison Joyce Young Laura Ferrell F Fr. F Fr. F Jr. F Fr. C So. C Sr. F Sr. F So. G Jr. G Sr. F So. Statistician Scorekeeper Assistant Coach Coach Rita Johnson goes for 2 Women's Ba k b ll T Q :M ' ll 3 Brcndn blocks nnbnundux Ruse hdmunda und Ruse l,.1ng If I 1 1 51 .lf ' Tough D Anucnpulnon Penny Brown docs her lhlng ui, X 1. 'X fo 5 ' ,Mhlclncx 53 Billy in Jim keeping the ball from Newport News .,A . Half-timeg a time for concentration - f4nQyigLQ-g:.1..HwQ ' 3' 'e'3Uw'3f lla' Victory over William and Mary .. -.'-nk. ,g-- ':'LT'J,,.a 4-v - Larry Gaydos protecting the 54 l Pi A ' I2 1 Nlike .-Xminegui Will Allen Diile Barber Ren Bulkin Bryan Ciliiybgiek Thomas Cox Derek Francis Larry Giiydok John Golding Doug Greaves John Harrigan Tun Huynh Bill Layrnan Tom Mitchell 15' xx Menas Soccer l urls .ird Defender Gniil Keeper Midllelder Defender Defender Mldflelder Gugil Keeper Defender Forward Midfieldcr Defender Defender Midfielder l r Sli Sim l r Fr Su l r .lr Su Ifr. .lr Sr. Fr. Fr. Rulmn Niimine Ralph Perkins Semi Preklon Doug Nexbill ,lim Rubinelle Steve S-:.iI1i llama Thelwell Billy Tully David Walker Keith Wiillers Mike Wieklund Craig Wisniewkky Tony Ferrell Mldl :elder Midfielder Defender M ldfielder l oru iird Defender fwrmird Midfielder Defender Defender Midfielder Ifurxsqird Coiich Su Sr Su Sir lr lr lr l'r Fr Ir lr S 0 If Q 'QQ l4n's Soccer Team R-,when ui 'Hi llnnieeiiining Ii. Neixrwri New Xl'lPVCllllLC imr. igmnxl N Sheryl Arnold Lil Armour Patricia Bickerstaff Sheila Cleary Karen Consoli Kathy Deyo Dawn Foal Lynn Forbes Beth Grobner Betty Grondin Tricia .lones Maile Kalinowski Tressa Simmons Patricia Speziale David Toombs Adam Slawski omen Soccer Defender Forward ForwardfMidfield Defender Midfield Defender Forward Defender Keeper Midfield Forward KeeperfMidfielCl Defender Forward Coach ManagerfTrainer Ski helps the girls practice for a big game 56 Women s Soccer lfl could just get the ball' Dawn goes for the ball' Tressa makes her move L11 dum hvpmg lu scorn: Bum gvcb mr xl' 1 v Ag. . HS 'N ' f ' 4, jt -. '-f?'4'I-Wd' an Y - '.-LLL ' A - - 'AL Eiga. 'f'.5R9?'1gQxl'1'W'-11' .,.....-, - , .- . . -, I ' --'-- f -f4 f7i. fQ 3 ff'-?s2 vr A , ,'a'+n-.131ogy.'3-11455 :.,-'- - ,, ..1,. ,,.. l,.... . l ' E ff V. .- f -ifzf ffirgif, . 34. ffta.,-. T,.,.,. ,. 12, - 14. -ri' ,.,,,V,..,.' ff - .mg : 5- J , 5 Y i Y W' I 'v , l W A . 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M1 21 J K HIV!! ling LM , 1 Aw 4 Ns , , , I qi. 60 Volleyball If Ready to Play ' ' The girls get a pep talk Rona goes for a block The team 'r,v 1 S C 1-9 lm ll m,,,.. 3 lf- - W .,,. . .IU i if omenls H Volleyball Cindy Bovee Mary D'Eredita Monisha Fox Rona Matthews Cee Thornton Joan Woods Gail Puryear Jill Arnone Malinda Maas Sue Daggett Bovec spikes Ready for .1 come hack Setterfliitter Hitter Hitler Setterfl-litter Hitter I-litter Hitter Hitter Hitter Coach Ball breaks through the block Nollryball bl The Team Q' 1 62 Softball Warline sets for a mighty cut Touching all bases Good form! V WU 05. 1 J o vig , U ., as , I R ' ' I 'bl sh ' b X L. -'v 'iii , bb ,- 1 - n sr v-9' -45' -4 3-. , A .4- -tf 17' K at 164, ' :SA Yr. ,,,7 , , The Team Softball and Tennis Womens Softball Kathy Deyo Barb Duffy Susan Ganci Betty Grandin Beth Johnson Warline Harry Denise Jordan Angie Mizelle Gail Puryear Pricilla Rickenbacker Liz Satterfield Theresa Simmons Sue Daggett A Head Coach Scott King - Manager All Herr and Scott Kelsey dcmonstrat r I l Mens Tennis Charles Adams Jr. Joe Batchelor Jr. Don Enderle Jr. Al Herr So Gary Hunter Jr. James Huskins Jr. Tony Johnson Jr. Scott Kelsey Sr. Barry Nethercutt So Paul Pagano Jr. Davis Toombs - Coach -1 -an .,. F' ' Q.. 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'Q f 4 P 1 I , , I I s i- I , .if M f- - Fx X J l ,'.km'- Lloyd Walls lulistrcne Webb Stephen Webb Ronald West Frankie Whitehead Marshall White Bridgett Whitley Michael Wicklund Craig Wisniewsky Milton Wiggins Lisa Wilcox Mark Wilhour Gary Wilson Richard Will Greg Williams James Williams Jr. Melissa Williams Robert Williams David Willis Jacque Winslow Deborah Winstcad Robert Wunlgemoth Joan Wood Beverly Woodcock Tenccia Woolfolk Daniel Wright Terry Wright Tony Wright Al York Doug Yearwood Holly Abramson Janice Adams Brenda Amerson Chester 'lf Ashby James Avent Diane Bellamy Joseph Brunetta Richard Buccleu Brian Bullard Christopher Bullock Mike Butler Terri Castonguay Don Clark Tim Clark Vickie Cockrell Karen Consoli Loretta Cooper Elaine Corbet Shelly Costello Kevin Coston 86 Seniors Ong 0? Q55 5 l . 11' 13 P' -Ar ia ' - Y 7- s ' 1 .,, 1 ,iv 1 1, f 4?-w-f . xx 4 4-v 'K HY? .- S 1z.7 ILDQILQ 4 .ff gf., df' , 3 'U' .uf ,Ax '53 Q 0. ie- I -,955 .l ..-in-J ' f l 1 Curl Crow Donna Dames Reginald Dickens Brenda Dickerson Kathleen Diemer Janet Edward5 Mary Ellis David Ezzell Lynne Ezzell Steve Felton Lynn Forbes Larry Gabriel Robin Griffin Marty Gurganus Ginny Hahn John Harris Marc Harris Martha Hinson Nlichael Hollmun Toby Holliday CH Aletha Hudson Ann Allsbrook Hux Maurice Jackson Rebecca Rose Johnson Patricia Jones Denise Jordan Scott Kelsey Guy Knight Ralph Lambert Ross Langley Dawn Layfield Donella Lee Robert Leggett Doris Massenburg Arlene Massey Clen Mattocks Marvin Mayo Joe McCarthy Ed McCauley Eddie McKoy III 88 Seniors L ff-Q 5 6 QI! 6-r Qin- Oaznr N X x 5- 2 tp. U Q i' Q ix n. Q' is CF' fm N, -,' fl ,. jf,'Xx-il 5 A J? X. .uk 'FEV ir: I W Er, ,D- -33 5 ffi'i1.Af,5ll liarl McNair Amy Midgell Kimberly Moore Warner L, Nofsingcr Larry Parr Jr. William Carl Payne Ethel Perry Mark Phillips Brenda Powell Oliver Powell Pam Price Johnie Pridgen Robert Pullen Kathleen Pulley Jerome Ratley Carol Richardson Priscilla Rickerbacker Donald Rogers Carl Rumbie Liz Satterfield Sem r 9 David Schindehette Katrina Sessons Rev. John Smith Michael Smithson Janet Smock Wanda Spencer William Stroud Rusty Styron James Suber Bonnie Summerlin James Sutton Rhonda Thompson 90 Seniors . ., ,W . I, t 4' FFS, ,, , , .. ' 75, in -V 'Q' ' .3 ', , 41 , X575 ' , il- 'R ' - r 4 so e ' A P mal -.ggirkg 1, ag. v J '- J W c' 1 . U- x i, ' ,of 'X F , '2 .J Nj , .wk Q vi Y, At, 'v 1 Wav PN 'S A 5 9, IO- 1 3 lib. WN .. N. xxx i J' A iii, lg Luc Illllllllll '- f 'YI Joscpli ifmiiii T.imi 'lkiirncr A , A 0 0- i Q - I -' x i ,I r Melody Yarnell Baines David Watson Portia Wells Teresa Wilson Joyce Young iil IL X irncll I l Charles F Ackerman Dr. Raymond Bauer Lionel L. Bishop Dr. Marshall Brooks Dr. Deborah Butler Dr. Anthony Cellucci Dr. Thomas F Dickerson .lean B, Edge Dr. Kenneth Finney Phyllis Gitlin Janice Gravely Dr. Allen S. Johnson Dr. David Jones Dr. Bobby Little Elaine Lytton G 1' 7 2? AL T 'N 7 1 K 'S-'X iw-' 2? X 36 Q ark- 1-:H- Xi ,, Linda Mcfulley Dr. Himanshoo V. Navangul ,475 si,-X sNi ,,.. - I Q a 'Vt QC. Q ,---S I 533. 20' ' 'Km XYILTIY Corbitt B. Rushing Dr. Arch Sharer Dr. William G. Sasser Dr. Leverett 'lf Smith DOH SCalf Dr, Manic Smith 'WW 11:71 1 N -',gii1w1f!4l'44 ,Q R X ,siiifiii Ym'2Vilii5IEF4fiv1 V K N. 4 QF- - I ily' -iii-i':-K .Q ri' I ff L: , I' '4 I X ff' . 5, W X X P5 ., UN v , .10 4.5 X Q.-7 Dr. Steven G Smrth Dr. Rexford Tucker Dr. Donna Slarlmg Terry J. Ward Daisy Thorp Dr Rrchard L Watson An' 1-1 -3 Dr. Lyle Willhile Col, Edward J Willrakls L . t 1 A- V-uvuuuuul'-' ' W J' Dr. Bauer shows Ethel Perry how to get a grip. FACULTY CANDIDS Nothing in the life of the college surpasses the impor- tance of good teaching. We came with few ideas about who we were and where we were going. Our Professors helped us shape our dreams into achievable goals. Through problems, tests, questions, discussions, and yes, debates and disagreements, they have helped us see what they have seen - of their field, of life, of mean- ing, and of truth. Coach Scalt' demonstrates ankle wrapping to Scott King and patient Trish Jones. 96 Faculty Candids f' vu ,. s 7 , 5 Bruce Belvin hits the right notes for Dr r' 4: I . 1 n D ,- Dr lcxrrcl1Nmllh Mu'RxuXCl'lCAllll'LfVIMIUN Dr l'.1uIduimlcgiwgclxmlwnl Dr Xlxr hill Br ob rmux Nludgnl LL xg uw 4 n lhu Alu, I '1 ,......g. -u. A .- 2 .E 'Y Terr5 Ward chccka out fxgurcg mlh Mark Phllllps Dr Dkuxd Junca .llldslkb .in usuc fmuHx1,.1 3 Ck' ,-4 .M 1, Camilla Bailey 98 0 -5 T' ' 1-Ps. ii 1 6. 5: fag w- fx ' -Q-4 is be-bv if l .r - , D 'Q ' 'k ' Drk' , ' A -x- f., , ..., X K 1' at -.Q A rl uk 1 es f 'P 7's r0x T N ,- uf' A I , v Martie Barbour Mary Tom Bass Jane Batts Queen Baits 4-5 x 1 .JK is if 321' Joyce Bobbitt Debra Chilton Katherine Boenitz Elizabeth Cole Sophie Bridges Lucille Dancy Lacy Bunch Rachel Dormagen U Larue Elliott Vicky Faircloth Edna Farmer Mike Fox i 1 H -i-mf'f,1'-ii'lwr i f 'f'?iQtil'1wlifI fin-wi , ff'Ci:' ' Y ,Ax I-y' t Yr, A , ' Ml.. Q. I 1 rw ll 2. K, lr 5 f va .- X 1 Becky Herrmg Lols Howell Whrlla Hunter Slexe Lancaster I I wh. r . x I. ,K , N . L- 1? I, x lo. I 'Cl Q 'n JK' T T ' ,N ff 4' ' fx 1 A, at as f',', 2 la -x tv tr. 3-r Dr Ed Lexus Cxrulyn Niarshall Scot! Xiycrs Ylrgle Xiurelurl Sglua Parker Mel Pam Luulae P1115 Cl1lT Sulllmn Dune Taylor Jackue XKBIICYS Luanne Wallin Carolyn Nhlllarnx Alvm Wllcher Ylrglnm Woolen KN V gi. ii i 1 The Officers of the College Wd'- WH., QR Frances Harrison Acting Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. S. Bruce Petteway President of the College li i?1lfik1li'- illlflll W , hfl ' 'z' 'N Richard Dollar Vice Presrdent for Development R45 Kirkland Vrce President for Finance K.-i Student sq? ex. .4 as Ne' Cb CJ Government .Log cb? Association . . . Student Senate . . . Chi Beta Phi . . . Lambda Alpha Epsilon . . . Phi Beta Lambda . . . Pi Sigma Phi . . . Theta Alpha 40 Kappa . . . Theta Alpha Phi Inter-Faith Commission . . . Wesleyan Christian Fellowship . . . Gospel Choir. . . Pro Arte . . . Wesleyan Concert Band . . , Wesleyan Jazz Band . . . Wesleyan Singers . . . Dissenter. . . Inter-Fraternity Council . . . Alpha Delta Chi . . . Nu Gamma Phi . . . Sigma PifPi Kappa Omega Pi Epsilon . . . Sigma Phi Delta . . . Athletic Commission . . . Bicycle Racing Club . . . Black Awareness . . . Cheerleaders . . . NERDS . . . Omicron Delta Kappa . . . Orientation Committee . . . Social Commission . . . Wesleyan Jaycees Baptist Student Union . . . Volunteers for Youth . . . Aspects 5 Grganizations 11 Just an afternoon together fl., 1 4,-Q, 5 Sigma hi Delta ECDA Anna Surmaj Betty Grondin Lynn Lamparter Priscilla Rickenbacker Gail Puryear Liz Satterfield Amy Midgett Joyce Free Beverly Woodcock Ethel Perry Wesleyan's second sorority has been active in all phases of college life since it was established in 1971 as a social sorority. The sorority stresses the importance of academic achievement and service to the college. qxf A Big Happy r T x . -l ' l ' i n 1 3 A ! n u 4 2 1 l -u I 1 I. ' ll , A Q Q . -. v. . 'A - 1 Y E lounging .mxund - .' ' 4, . .5 - -. ' 1 mv, -5,5 Qucnchmg our lhlrslm I' l E ' 5 1 1 3 ...sg 'I' I ,, , 7 I L all 'lfii f' W - A Aa 1 - 3 ! I Q .li 1 Ns : , '. 2 I have to rest! B 1 The Group together 'ag 5 A friendly laugh 105 The morning after for Trish! Dtfq 4 Sue, Joe, Layne and Steve having a sweetheart of a time. Diana and Anita trying to talk. 4-.gn if -bf, Lf: X ' 1, Pa, ' L , twig Q82-134, ' 5, ' , ' tfxghsr' ' A 1 1 'w':7- :-' ,, 1 n 'm C ' ' '1 f'5 'i. 'e,-. .. 5415- . .f..- 5.-. i-e R N ' 1 , 1.5--f' ' i,-If 1 lf! -r-ff : 'i' 11 2 t Pi Ep ilon 1-IE Wesleyan's first sorority was founded in 1968. It's membership consists of women who have a C average or better and who are full-time students. Although it is a social organization, one of its prime purposes is service. Pi Epsilon has always been a small sorority in numbers, but big in heart. l V wug ' N Tuna and Benny h.lYlI'lg .L gvod time Sus shuulmg, l'm hcrc n x Tlnu, Trlsh, Layne cclcbrulmg .A guud lame 19 1 Front row: Steve Felton, Joe Brunetta, Felicia Kennedy, Monica Fox, Patricia Jones, Rachael Dormagen. Pam Price - Sweetheart, Karen H. Stroud, Anita Bailey, Karen Consoli, Ed McCauley, Mark Barker. Back row: Adam Slawski, Maury Dunn, Frank Brown, Danny Miller, Jeff Tabel, Scott Booker, Mike Huston, Bob Walton - Advisor. Danny, 'This is how it is! Joe is proud to be a Sigma Pi, 108 gl -4.- I Sigma Pi 2 13 fi . ,, tu ' zu l , tp. -1 A' Aa Q Q P Oo up 'X Repeat after me Sigma PifPi Kappa Omega. the colleges first fraternity with national affiliation, is the most recent social fraternity on the Wesleyan campus. Their goal of promoting brotherhood and leadership is an on-going process. They also seek to promote lifetime friendship, Christian development, and general overall enthusiasm for Wesleyan student life. Sigma Pi pinning ceremony lt's Party Timal lim 5' Ed and Ski pre The '83 Pledg We promise not to shave our heads I N 4 K xv ?. f 1 iv. All the Nus, A Having fun at a car wash '- -f me 1- -,. ia Q -.rd . .4 Yes,Idomyhomework. -A '1'h'vw--0-uwfnunuhlt Gail Puryear, Nu Gamma Phi sweetheart, with Scott King. l amma hi Nu Gamma Phi, the second social fraternity to be organized on the Wesleyan Campus was chartered in 1967. It received the Dean of Students Award in its first year, and continues to promote student interest in all Social service functions in the Wesleyan community. ll2 - 7? gn isa Quo uw , Q f I e 1 ,SUE ia.'j-vga! v ,x I -H F9 ' A , Lf-yy? I. 3 f 7',f-'N 'J' Y ln ,l , f ff. xi '1 Q I FC I F t y Council Wh nkg hi Beta ambda CDBA fBusinessJ Phi Beta Lambda is a national business organization for all students interested in the world of business. The purpose of this organization is to provide opportunities for post-secondary students to develop vocational competencies for business and office occupations. Phi Beta Lambda is a part of the institutional program and, in addition, promotes a sense of civic and personal responsibilities. t I -'I-i 11 Mi.. ...nn elC1nnl Z -A . V Quantum U as nga: n...aaD-.- Hr- Dil ..ne nslcnus uanr-.un a an mul + . -Aa.-nanhfli-i .41 L... ul .Afhlll 11111: ' visual .. lla: 1 nur 1-Butt! . uibnwi ..4u:ug-Li, -i - -, will . su ess: -:Al Dr. Lyle Wilhite, Advisor ,ulF', iii it ,, i, i Ili-Nl Ui:-1' D - Steve Felton, Pres ident ,, qui t i i :fm Qt- ?,:,,'.'i,i,5,, lp I f Wil I' l ' t'.:.il:mll2' t't:f 1lt .,, . til The Black Awareness at Wesleyan strives to provide activities which will enhance the awareness of the college community of black culture. This organization sponsors Black Awareness Week during which prominent speakers are invited to the campus. All students are invited to participate in the activities sponsored by this organization, 3 , 'QAM E' ff -- lack Awareness l ' A Theta Alpha Kappa: John Alford, Rusty Styron, Martie Smith, Allen Jones, Rex Tucker, Steve Smith Lellon Bryant. Richard Buccleu VFY Student Director: Adam Slawski, Yogi Walker, Terri Castonguay, Daniel Wright tnot pictured Ed McKoyJ ,a ,- . -331' NCWC Crganizations of , fdhflfi ' 'W 5 T6 ,twa- ' its '- iid , WBJYAB, ' H ' ff' , , ' w , it ' 1 1 iiiiiv it A -fvfn :www 1, 'M t,::w3f21,f tt f,: t,'1' i: i, 'jr'2 - if . it .ft-it , 1 i , : . WI '-:i5l5ilf ikl l'-ijzrift ltl i l lm m W 'i I 1l I' illi7i a 1lw l: j f , 1. ,,tl.,lj,fE,+ tl. A The curriculum of the College and classroom exper- iences support the primary reason for coming to college - the achievement of greater intellectual competency. The organizations on campus nourish an altogether dif- ferent but equally important part of the student. They have provided ways for us to learn who we are and what we are capable of becoming. Our fraternities and so- rorities, clubs and organizations, Student Government, dramatics, music, and the wide variety of special inter- est organizations have given us the opportunity to tcst our capacity for leadership, to be good participants, and to confront all the issues and concerns that are generated when several or more people get together whether it be for social purposes, professional develop- ment, or intellectual interests, Our organizations have made it easier to feel a sense of belonging and gave us the friendships and purposes that helped to enlarge our dreams. - I' 'tilt N 1 . . - t . ,.. -1 A -- u. ' l 5- 7.1 'xv lr-vi '7 .'? 1 --H- i tg ea . -xv ff- .. fm :X 1' NJ -g, A. Q . f-wie' Q , , ,, A Asa on , ,ex -f t at txt: A MJ A 4 'H at is-ff . 1 4 lt -' 1 Qqa. 'tk .-Q IX A -:5 N: el-A rs I Q Sharon Pettiford, Adam Slawski, Theresa Student Government Association: Lisa Nelson. Rusty Styron, David Crumbley, Fred Gilbert tVice Presidentl, Gary Hunter, Kathy Creekmore Jeff Dorton, Karen Taylor, Mike DeLeone Wilson. Lisa Nelson, Rusty Styron, Amy Rider, Steve Felton David Crumbley. Fred Gilbert CVice Presidentj, Gary Hunter, Jeff Dorton, Eric Muellenberg, ll7 Noah and sons David Jones and Daisy Thorp as Noah and wife Teresa Wilson, Tony Johnson, Daisy, David, Donald Rogers and Becky Solomon. Mrs, Noah and daughter-in-law. fi?izTu1'ii-T I E EEE 9110 Theta Alpha Phi Hams iii ii Lf' Theatre and Mu ie ln a day when careers and paying jobs seem to get all the attention. the theatre and music departments of Wesleyan pull us toward an interest in the performing arts and satisfy the creative itch for artistic achievement. The Wesleyan College theatre produced Noah, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, and Butterflies Are Free - wonderful efforts that challenged the artists and delighted the audience. Formal concerts, madrigals, recorder music, and band cone certs were the offerings of the music department. Ron Todman directs the College Band. The Wesleyan Singers and Dr Wilson, conductor. 1 rl 1 -i l l David, Steve. Rusty and Teresa entertain ,N w Picturted left to right: Ted Ashby, Will Eno, Bruce Belvin 1 5.1 ., fl ii -hifi Q ::.-cn-Q., ,XV . - Will Eno and Bruce Belvin race around campus, icycle acing Club The purpose of the Bicycle Racing Club is to promote and support the sport of bicycle racing. Membership is open to all Wesleyan students who are active in bicycle racing. The c1ub's activities include recruiting bicycle racing enthusiasts as students at Wesleyan, training for and participating in regional and national bicycle races on the Wesleyan campus and speaking to civic and youth groups on bicycle racing and safety. l2l 1 1 The 1984 Student Llfe Awardl .iZZ mfysy fm Jmwfgefw ima! .wfffacfmawafwwf 34106 Lf!L,m Jammu? mu ibwegffmwyw wmfamngawf acdwdeaf Meghan yzaww genab M mm QQWQXQQWJ new N 'r W ii 1 O 1' I U . f if f . J J! C! U 6 1 , I- I '- K , KQ , 7 U J, U Jf I 4 . . , - . . . . . . I' en, Lf' I I 7 e U , U we ' 7 U ' . 7 7 ' . W , . ix F gi ry A1 1 I 5 ix w I diln Recognition of Leadership Lqfvewillldldzlll ffeafeaq. fgzrrzw 1404 Hldlk a JllA.1dTlZAfl!ClllZ0flAtlA2llZ 02 Jkzazenf an Me L 'land L6glffl7-A210 4yfeJA1gafz fffmye Q6fl0W11,1 llllllllkggl Me 1.94523 -A44 gear: and yffeueag . Kfgznuzu Aa.1f1famZkcf mafzaile kaafeauly? Me cakge lfzyfeeu. zkzdfanuafaf Jiiieaffe f IZFJJ. Lilqzla wil' bilgzfa, ana' Mae 5 Qyzewqfufe we , Ljzafaaefga an lferoffrf M ana! conznzenaf ffm Adi '.1.1 an lyjde Jdakzzdi afar! M fain, 02 new? finden JMCJQWIZ iknj XQM dai? Q! ,eywf mu. i i cytlcetfefubff eiwwgltkllf Steve Felton linsetl. senior, contemplates his future after graduation. We made it! Dr. John Bergland iq X! S2 .L - EE gig 9 i H li him ii! X X 124 Dr. Allen Johnson leads the faculty through graduation, Q 1 raduation - 1984 North Carolina Wesleyan College ended its 27th anniversary ol' the institutions chartering Saturday with the graduating of 188 seniors. Students received their degrees during Wesleyan's Twenty- First Commencement Service. The Rev. Dr. John K, Bergland. executive vice president for the Ollice of Planned Giving of the Methodist Foundation. lnc. in Raleigh. served as commencement speaker. lt is your day, Bergland told the graduates, come from your education in the liberal arts with a grand respect for it . . . you are true professionals: not simply technicians . , . I want you to be prosperous in every way, but most importantly. prosperous beneath the sovereignty of God, One-hundred and twenty-one students earned their bachelor of arts degree, 65 students earned their bachelor of science degree, and two students earned their science in technology degree. .E 'r - I .. . 9 l , 5 . 1- 'Q' . ' ' ,, ' fl ' 41 eller iii?-' + Q v1 'i'- rg e 2 VQVWSK Q3 E - Q! fl l Y' li :' ' ax 5 ' Tk ' I tl LJ 'fb L A- -Q41 'MNT-Q n wh 4 g W. VT,v,' :A4.T,. 1 ff: ...ss Nam . . Q84 'x'Z,n:1..,'1'j,. . 5' 1 i' Q3lb9i ,'?4Lg:!?5 wkxi Q an . 4- -N 7 . ffnfialifs-+2r:fCx3 L Q. NN fxYkx l:4 f MPH! is ,is 4 'N 4 I Q... I as - E! Qs Ex' 52 5 -12 - ' 'lt i I 'x , .W . ng -s 3 il ' Q P 'I' l ' ,P I V . 7 d 531: 11415 Dr Lyle Wilhite, a trusted and beloved colleague, professor and friend to all participated in his last commencement exercise at Wesleyan Dr Wilhite retired May 3l, l984 Phyllis Gitlin, Windy Gordon and Kelly Lavung listening to the commencement address We Honor Faith That Seeks Life Whole Whose hearts and minds unite in soul Whose freedom teaches self control A gift which we inherit Wesleyan, our Alma Mater Now we join with voices raised May thy name be blessed rn singing And by grateful lives be praised This tassle rs killing me' 1 1. ll 4 I iQ ll i Rusty gives farewell speech. Where am I? ,A 21551 -.erw AVA, A . .HT r, -5'l..f Proud futher, proud son Mum, I fm.1IIy grnduzxlcd Vs jf XRRKNRNKXXKXKXWX S.,-. any . I D Now lhc good limes begm IIT The End i What do you do when the dream ends? Well, you start another. We were confirmed in these unrivaled years of learning, laughter and tears. In that confirmation we found a new sense of self, of hope amid our fears , and a taste for new horizons. We know now we can make it. nl the Beginning A R.. : 1C L - ww: Elmira' l 8 . 1' ww,-t, ow.nw w,7,1.qp.p.'15 ti,- iw.. st A, 1' - A rrwz l- t '2 t'f ' lfw f'Hf f- ff i f :FIM H 1' ! ,r l , , I V 4 n V i P 1 I I r f I 1 A 1 -4 , y My y H ,hx , V wr Wu, H ,wpwfl K ! ,r l , , I V 4 n V i P 1 I I r f I 1 A 1