Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1979 volume:

Just Another Day CHIMES PFEIFFER COLLEGE MISENHEIMER NORTH CAROLINA VOLUME 24 At Pfeiffer In the beginning uue seek perfection an error understood Yet our faces try to show us that there is room for more growth We Hue with one another to learn that life is giving We compete with each other to learn that life is not always winningI Working together we find that love is an utmost factor We also act to show emotion and to find that final feeling We finish as if that’s all there is deep down we know it isn’t We lead and learn in the process that we can only give so muc' And in our faces we see progress the only human must And in the endings we see perfection is impossible to create For there is always a beginning that is there for you to start Anonymous 3 Pfeiffer Chimes Published by the students of Pfeiffer College Editorial Board: Cat Jones, Editor-in-chief Lucy Ulissi, Associate Editor Doug Terry, Assistant Editor Leslie Harris, Photography Editor Jane Satterthwaite, Business Manager • Dr. Joe T. Echols, Advisor Section Editors: Charles Lomax, FACES Pam Terry, FACES Arlene Petrea, HOUSES Janie Merrill, HOUSES Diane Anderson, SPORTS Ellen Stephenson, SPORTS Robin Carson, PLAYS Kathy Voshell, SENIORS Paul DeFerrari, FACULTY, ADM., STAFF, CENTERFOLD Staff: Lisa Cecil Debbie Freeh Greg Allen Laurie Saunders Kathy Clark Laura Moucha Photographers: Jamie Romansky Richard Lodge Arlene Petrea Bruce Greenwood Fenton Childers Sherry Foushee Contributors: Steve Duprey — front cover Sharon Bard — back cover Thanks To: Bernie Lessard Page Bruton Theresa Newman Joy Melton Ida Mae Johnson Daryl Hathcock Jerry Boone Jean Jones Special Thanks To: The family, for their support and blind faith. 4 ifci« vv : awv'Nn WVvVN FOREWORD One cannot explain Pfeiffer in fifty words or less. You must see to believe. You must know to understand. You, who have taken part in Pfeiffer know what it is to laugh at idiosyncrasies that cannot be overlooked, to smile at mistakes, and to accept the imperfections of our school. There are those who will promise perfection to gullible young graduates, but we know what is here for the asking and most of us can accept it. We are a far-reaching circle, a U-tum in the rain, screeching wildly at times, spinning silently at others. Most important of all is our quiet knowledge that we are special, in our own special way. 5 Anonymous BEGINNINGS In the beginning we seek perfection an error understood 10 KSSffiSS 12 n 13 14 '. ! « |M( ..! ‘1 l • - S V r U. s 'v:t s Kt « . .• ■ . .. «. ,« ,. x X• ■ ■ i' w 'T1 ti• j dr • •• ; v � •• .1 •• V' •; • r' •.«• Utt i i • XU •• Kjv. .•••: ,vc r . • � ► .� V.. 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But that story makes no sense, I said to simon says. We are not songs. And he is not a story, simon says said. Prince turned and walked as is usual, over and under hills and mountains and rivers and seas, etc. The difference in this case was that this Prince felt pain, and he wanted to know when he could go home. In and out of the usual adventures with princesses, three wishes, flying, and talking cats — very interesting, but Prince could find no real meaning in it all. simon says closed the book. Is that all? I was surprised. It’s an old story, the kind everyone knows but nobody tells, simon says tells me to choose, in a certain order, acceptable op- tions, right in a row, right down the line, and grabs my root-of-all-evil away to himself all the while, as fast as he can. simon says has a bad reputation and insists on my acting like a grownup while treating me like a child, simon says has many faces — a hard-to-accept but true fact that is often forgotten. But, if I listen very very carefully, he tells me stories that let slip secrets. What happened to Prince? Why do you expect me to know? simon says returned. You're the storyteller, aren’t you? Sometimes I am, simon says confessed, but sometimes I’m not and the story tells me. When The Prince told his father he wanted to work in the dirt, the King laughed. My son the farmer, a prince of the Realms! But Prince had been booted out very suddenly into a world full of princes. And what is wrong with a little dirt? We live on dirt, simon says reflected. We breathe dust that is dirt, we eat food from dirt, and our lovliest scenery is not more than dirt piled on dirt. Learn to live with it. Prince wandered around in all this dirt highly depressed Life was full of dirt, he contemplated, but it’s not much fun, except every once and a while. He had learned from the seventh — or was it the eighth? — talking fox he’d met that once he decided on a course of action and went for it, he would forget all about being lonely and lost. (This is quite true, never be still or you will remember again.) But Prince didn’t know what he wanted to decide, etc., etc., so he went from elf to elf, hoping to find a magic kingdom whose golden glow was not accompanied by an enormous electric bill ... I was scribbling hard, trying to copy all this down, certain that there was great knowledge in it for me. After all, simon says had age and a position of authority to prove he knew something. simon says laughed very hard at me. Then he cried into his hands. Not until an evil magician captured Prince and forced him to sit by himself for years upon years in the usual, but extremely unpleasant, moldy dungeon, was Prince any semblance of content. To keep from losing his sanity (bad form in any fairy tale) Prince was forced to think. So he thought. When finally free, Prince was an older man. Was it the years of thinking that aged him? The book had long ago feathered away to gray ashes while simon says told the story from memory. Is that all? I asked when he stopped. What else do you need to know? That’s a terrible story! Princes always know what they have to do. They go out and become heroes. simon says wouldn’t look at me, but sighed. In every fairy tale, the manchild or the womanchild who sets out does merely that. He sets out. He follows where his roads lead, makes his decisions according to the circumstances that come up, and just tries to do the best he— You talk in worn out rhythms. What about the happily ever after past? It’s an old story, simon says told me sadly. There are no new things I can tell you. Sea tides of the shore we sat on came in and went out, over and over again, never, never ceasing. Our strong hot fire licked itself more and more feebly. You just have to get straight in your mind: some things are done already and are as they are, some things are up to you. I stared around. Dark rags of clouds waved above me while the wind blew them farther and farther away. It only looks black because you’re in the dark, it's nighttime, simon says comforted. Really, there’s a lot of bright colors here. I spat on the ground. Nancy James Nancy James 27 28 29 Homecoming Parade 30 Homecoming Queen Joannie Sheehan escorted by Coleman Breland. 31 Islslslslslslsiill December, 1978 Misenheimer is many things to many people. To me, it has been a home for six years. I came to Pfeiffer way back in August of 1973. Back then a load of wash was a quarter and open dorms was supposed to mean leaving your door ajar when you had visitors. I have seen a lot of changes in those six years, and now as I look towards graduation with anticipation, I have many fond remembrances. Being a “Yankee” it took me a while to get used to southern accents, blackeyed peas and grits. What didn’t take any time getting used to was the friendliness and genuine warmth so many people showed me. I was also quickly warmed by the climate and the beauty of both the campus and the state. The beauty of Pfeiffer in the spring, the chapel spire rising above campus and the sun setting down the “tracks” will always be in my memory. As I leave I will also take with me thoughts of the lake, with its hungry ducks, and the rare beauty of Pfeiffer under a blanket of snow. It is easy to lose the character of the campus in the tensions of exams, term papers and living in the dorm but the beauty is always out there. It takes just a moment to see it. As a student, I didn’t learn as much through class lecture as I did through living among people in a dorm and as having discussions on all subjects with all types of people. Pfeiffer broadened my horizons on people and the world. It is where I learned to love and share in friendship. Pfeiffer is far from perfect. I remember many times of discouragement trying to make it a better place. But in six years and through many people, I have developed a love for this campus that will always be with me. I can look to May with anticipation but also with some sadness, for a part of me will always be in Misenheimer. Thank you ... Steve Duprey Steve Duprey Class of '64 Reunion 36 37 HOUSES We Hue with one another to learn that life is giving 38 39 ..— CANS M0M •+hk $ rrjM 41 Plyler vct� vr r !«i v I | M gSjfiS gn .• tv ww V- ffiWWs PMf WW ;•• r-tiv;. i. . ■ -;' v : Merner STc’-O fcitfiMi � � —1 Delta House “What dorm are you in?” 4t r7 • hrvin. “Oh my God ...” “It’s not as bad as everybody claims.” “I’ve never heard anything good.” “You’ve never lived there either.” “Oh.” “There’s a lot of good people there.” “Oh.” “What dorm are you in?” “Washington.” “Oh my God ...” ♦2 W Mk. Cline 49 II- f.W r- -7 -v -v - c. 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ISPi IhhHmW tjR wsgyjawS v5M S35?: z , PC v Jr, } “ ' , • ' ivw: iiiilil 59 Cline Ervin Ervin Ellen Mills Joy Fisher Myra Steele Debbie Roach Susan Burr Mary Anne Seagle June Crowder Vivianne Lee Lenrae Weaver Sherry Foushee Lou Ann Edwards Becky Snider Debbie Snider Vicky Dotson Libby Lewis Mary Kuhn Adonna Bunton Leslie Diller Vickie Bowden Sabrina Goodman Cathy Hutchins Kathy Voshell Jennifer Johnson Sherry Moose Pam Lewis Debbie Taylor Carol Frank Holley Rankin Beverly Hayes Karen Alvord Ellen Stockman Tina McConnell Glenda Wilson Shelly Hamill Kim Cross Becky Dabbs Patty Johnson Winky Miller Belinda Hiatt Ellen Remy Pam Terry Beth Raper Laura King Beth Bennett Grace Jenkins Carolyn Cassady Sandy Chrisco Nancy McDade Ervin Craig Nilsson Dave Cunningham Stan Ashley Pat Garrahan Tom Anthony Marty Evans Nelson Whisnant Mike Tysor Mike DeGanhal Lee Brown Ralph Rotando Terry Feimster Scott Sweat Tim Johnson Mickey Stoner Mike Davis Clayton Edwards Kurt Bergland Derek Logan Bob Orman Cary Crockett David Williams Jack McArdle Mark Sheffler Jeff Pegram Bob Cuthbertson Gene Russell Steve Myers Tony Polcari Doug Forth Charles Lomax Doug Terry Barry Hentnik Terry Sirdevan Jim Waugh Tom Meyers Paul Carney Charles Harrington Greg Rothwell Joe Hickman Alex Cheilik Jerry Amos Paul Gelinas Bill Elliot Steve Hayes John Crowe Joe Appleman Joe Panichello Jeff Crosby Dave Schoepske Robbie Church Ted Hager Bonner Thomason Ricky Brown Mark Kaylor Tony Ball Kevin Gaetano Bob Campbell Frank Poolos Billy Bass Bob Shutt Jim VanHoy Brian Jefferies Dave Dunwoody Billy Moore Roger Armstrong Bob Tonnon Rick Settler Vince Lacey David Dellinger Bruce Greenwood Jerry Meusel Chuck Feezor K. 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Dozier Robert Hinch Kevin Biglin Greg Byrne Mike Gourley Griff Campbell Cary Saul Mark McKnight Kerry North Ricky Oen Ken Konschak Jeff Millikan Alan Eudy Mark Brooks Mike Biglin David Harris Louis Crosby Henry Panzer Harvey Roach Foote Fenton Childers Scott Moss Phillip Rector Robby Reitzel Allen Holton Dale Houston Dwayne Grant Lester Weekley Mike Dissek John Hunter Jeff Elliott Ricardo Hernandez James Henderson David Williams Donald Coggins Jeff Gore Tom Beall Eric Johnson Doug Berry Westley Herron Joe Liles Jason Burrill Julius Johnson Joe Armstrong Kenny Campbell Zollie Smith Dick Sartin Joey Barnes David Maness Harry Andrews Doug Paysour Mark Cantatore Mike Frisch Horace Fauntleroy Gerald McPhail A1 Searles Tim Slisky Greg Allen Bill McRee Kevin Evans Richard Stephan Sam Bonaccurso John Wittig Jeff Teal Larry Little Dale Wood Mike Bauk Clarke Harbold Scott Ireland Steve Wells John Heath Max Kimel Paul Meeks Ronnie Moffit Christopher Nguti Foote Kluft Memer Brad Ricketts Cary Hunter Marty Lowder Chuck Smith John Costello Emmanuel Gyamfi James Kathy Quick Monica Curreri Holly Rawlins Jennifer Sasser Carla Doran Teresa Gaither Margaret Howard Donna Linn Juanita Baldwin Melanie Moser Debra Lindquist Joan Lynch Rhoda Johnson Sabrina Smith Deborah Freeh Laura Moucha Dawn Perkins Kim Johnson Patsy Jo White Amy Stallings Kluft Alan Burleson Tommy Manning Paul Deferrari Reggie Thomas Steve Weaver Perry Burleson Terry Burleson Bob Floyd James Eads Keith Almond Mike Epps Kim Bryant Jerry Price Danny Alexander Rodney Webb Tim Byerly Tony Alexander Gus Knapp Robert Kelly Herb Bynam Craig Seybold Ken Horton John Laney Phil Greene Tony Drayton John Soud Ken Kilby Mike Kilby Bob Earnhardt John Frye Jeff Barker Blake Crowe Joe Tompkins Tim White David Streater Terry Zitzelberger Bill Peed James Thacker Luther Guthrie George Russell Jerry Kerlee King Van Nostrand Doug Vance Bob Barnes Merner Susan Riechle Angie Vanderburg Sharon Bard Barbara Thomas Melody Campbell Julie Harris Donna Sue McCrary Melissa Blanton Leigh Weddington Ann Fuller Mary Haywood Emily Jones Kim Bazinet Jody Holshouser Marilyn Mason Liz Fincher Sandra Wood Donna Bishop Janice Mack Jan Decker Judy Sherrill Anita Hyder Elizabeth Mabry Pokie Faulkner Carolyn Greene Guyda Blackburn Karen Yarbrough Laura Kammerer Sharon Macey Beth Ewing Robin Carson Ellen Stephenson Joy Meiss Marie Walser Barbara Kirby Vivian Rodriquez Susan Allen Sharon Hill Greta Fisher Debbie Thomas Terri Bell Lou Hauser Robin Albert Kay Hughes Joannie Sheehan Linda Karecky Carla Owen Teresa Parkham Denice Klug Karen Elliot Roslyn Branhan Ann Heard Frances Dyson Karen Tove Margaret White Wanda Evans Betty Eastwood Karen Robertson Jane Merrill Arleen Petrea Jama Brown Kathy Tucker Elizabeth Mabry Sharon Miller Leslie Harris Kathy Drye Diane Faggart Debbie Hunter Marsha Sherman Ann Winslow Cheryl Jones Debbie Heimiller Dana Rader Shari Bullard Tammie Nance Mary-Claire Dempsey Jamie Romansky Pam Cassady Marvie Lovette Sharon Pickett Yvonne Hoover Dawn Harwood Wendy Morris Ellen Tolman Marilyn Freeman Penny Morris Mary Jane Welch Tracy Bedwell Denice Haney Julia Cashion Kathy Davenport Paula Fouts Robyn Singletary Kimberly Lambeth Vanessa McDowell Cheryl Salvia Margaret Merrill Lynn Adams Cheryl Glick Lynn Farland Karan Smith Plyler Rowe Rowe Phil Howard Gary Junker Steve Hickey Kitchell Snow Nicky Seagle Michael Van Nordall Lindy Lindberg Marty Partee Matt Ransom Mike Federline Don Corpening Tommy Earnhardt Melvin Morrison Dwight Hall Ed Kammerer Mike Wilkinson Phillip Passanante Ellis Smith Jeff Jessup Frank Tramontalis Rick Glackin Hanes Hays Lionel Spencer Carl Church Bryan Turner James Akers Roberto Deta Bob LeMassena Joe Rhile Dan Bennett Sean Kelly Philip Barber Ralph Iannone Samuel Crabtree Stan Register Marion “Pooh” Johnson Chip Lambert Mike Sherwood David Waterhouse Frank Russell Bill Robino Steve Koon Mike Settle David Elzey Eric Winchester Tim Lovelace Dana McKim Ronald Clark Kerry Hauser Alan Coley Dan Lytwyner Rick Barab Dorco Reynolds Steve Duprey Tim Rogers Rowe Livia Adams Terri Adcock Linda Atkins Tanya Atkinson Nancy Auman Vickie Bailey Beth Barton Susan Birmingham Nita Blackney Rita Blackney Karen Bland Becky Blanton Sandy Booth Krista Burrage Sallie Burton Liz Bush Lisa Carriker Sandy Carswell Lisa Cecil Lynne Chapman Kathy Clark Pat Cline Candi Cocco Jan Cooper Ginny Craig Donna Creech Cherie Damron Helen Davison Dee Dee DeMartin Mary Dowd Bonnie Doyle Debbie Duffield Nedra Dula Karol Lynn Eckel DeVera Edwards Beth Ensley Linda Evans Kim Faulkner Paula Feimster Kim Fey Becky George Dawn Glenn Maria Gonzales Jennifer Griffin Marsha Haddock Charlotte Hale Debbie Hamilton Jo-Amber Haskins Maureen Hazelworth Janice Hincher Gay Hutchinson Debbie Ingle Denise Jack Kit Jenkins Connie Jolly Hollis Kelly Prudence Kennedy Parvaneh Khorsand Cathy King Alyson Kirk Jane Krause Andrea LaLand Nash Lowder Kim Mattox Yvette McDaniel Stephanie McKnight Lynne Meek Dianne Messick Melissa Miller Rachael Miller Maureen Mooradian Clara Moore Christina Morgan Margaret Murphy Fran Nance Kathy Nantz Sue Palmisciano Tammy Park Nancy Parker Rebecca Peck Dianne Phillips Gloria Pierce Gena Poovey Gisele Price Jill Pritchard Gail Ritzert Melanie Ross Debbie Rudisill Kandee Ryan Janet Sale Dianne Saunders Laurie Sanders Stephanie Sherrill Cindy Shumate Robin Smelter Laurie Smith Monica Smith Beverly Strickland Daryl Strickland Wendy Strickland Leta Suddetz Beth Taylor Lynne Terry Kathy Tilton Laura Tomlinson Judy Trevethan Patti Troxler Kim Valloch Kathie Vaugn Mary West Jean Whitehouse Connie Widenhouse Kathy Wiley Tammy Willis Cam Winfield Barbara Wise Jill Wood Lynn Yarborough Patty Morris Vaugn Ernie McAlister Grover Rivens Walker Russell Kevin Murphy Darrel Hathcock Rick Hough Sammy Smith Gene Heavner Benny Abernathy Jeff Hyler Scott Melton Randy Ashley Mike Horai Waverly Rainey Tom Smith Mark Futrell Steve Whitley Tony George Jeff Hutto Greg Seltzer Paul Parker Doug Moody Byron Sherman Vaughn Washington Stokes A1 Carlin Gene Vaughn Richard Lodge Joe McLester Sid Huggins David Godown Dan Huber Monty Brown Tom LeGrys Dan Sellers Forrest Brown Paul Crescente A1 Kaye Mark Byrd Eric Frasier Roger Utley Eric Driesler Mike Harrison Bill Borden Larry Cartner Doug Phillips Jerry Webb Everette Webb Aubrey Junker Barry Roberson Chip Gore Tim Parker John Carver David Jarrett Peter Vroom Lee Richardson Gary Mitchell Roger Gompers Keith Newell Randy Toole Brian Sinks Eddie Bonner Dwight Weddington Glenn Lookabill Wesley Deal Jon Miller Bill Gardner James Howe Jeff Barbee Tommy Lui Leonard Fairley Scott Zeiss Charles Bateman James Brown Tom Lowe Tendai Kodzai Pete Flagg Joey Hoffman Steve Adams Steve Pollock Randy Shaver Jimmy Gulledge Coleman Breland Barry Templeton Greg Stewart Gary Felts Chuck Nichols Bart Milleson Ronald Jones Chuck Dionne Larry Turner Evan Stanley Willie Kodzai Ed Janice Trung Nguyen Ricky Fite Washington Susan Cope Marsha Gaddy Debra Blake Robin Simpson Patti Haunton Jane Satterthwaite Joyce Jarrett Patti Eller Jennifer Albertson Diane Anderson Sylvia Lazenby Anna Karriker Sue Whitt Karen Tesh Nita Furr Patti Deal Kim Dudney Bess Thornburg Cathy Thomas Druanne Langford Debbie Ellis Kathy Chodorowski Anne Fitzpatrick Cathy Copas Nancy Scoggins Kathy Charette Cathy Barbee Rozi Robertson Nancy Caterina Connie Ford Crystal Petrea Barbara Burleson Jean Catsam Phyllis Binkley Vickie Lewis Cathy Paden Cat Jones Anna Manning Deede Dunn Mona Pennell Lisa Taylor Eilana Farlowe Lynn Williams Julie Hart Cheryl Swanfeldt Rhonda Strickland Trudy Keener Alice Johnson Terry Lochowski Connie Vigna Susan Shoe Nancy James Barbara Webster Brenda Bowers Phyllis Rankin Natalie Stoker Lucy Ulissi Joan Sturgill Sara Pennell Kathy Edmonds Kathy Davenport Alice Barbee Susan Bolick Jane Lloyd We've tried in this section to preserve a part of your life at Pfeiffer. No matter who you are, you’ve been affected by the peo- ple you’ve lived with. We only hope this will help you to remember it in years to come. SPORTS We compete with one another to learn that life is not always winning Fall 1978. After Bama. Relaxing before the game 65 22, Robbie Church, leading scorer for the Falcons, flies through the air. MlM Where’s that defense? Mark Sheffler (left) and Marty “Pearl” Evans, carry the ball forward. 1 Robbie Church, second team, All-District, AJl-Conference striker. 15, Chuckie Nichols, All-District, All-Conference striker looks on as 30 Barry Hentnik pushes the ball to 22 Robbie Church and Terry Sirdevan. 16, Randy Toole, right winger, fights for position 18, Jack McArdle, halfback, clears the ball with his head. ROSTER Robert Hinch Terry Sirdevan Chuck Nichols Mike de Ganahl Barry Hentnik Randy Toole Martin Evans Eric Frasier Coleman Breland Tommy Liu Dave Jarrett Roger Gompers Cary Saul Greg Bryne Mike Biglin Robert Tonnon Sean Kelly Mark Sheffler Jack McArdle David Waterhouse Philip Barber Robert Church Mike Sherwood Wesley Herron Roberto Martin deSa Freshman goalie Mike Sherwood, cradles the ball, as fullback Roger Gompers ( 23) looks on. Senior halfback Coleman Breland (left) and 22 Robbie Church challenge two Warren Wilson players for the ball. Senior goalie, Erie Frasier, grabs the ball. All-District, All-Conference cen- ter fullback Dave Jarrett watches anxiously. 21, Mark Sheffler heads the ball. Chuckie Nichols, 15, is held out of the play. 3, Senior halfback Cary Saul moves in to clear the ball. Nancy MacDade (left) and Deede Dunn (right) congratulate All-Deep South first team forward Joannie Sheehan. Kathy Edmunds (left) and Gail Ritzert go for the ball. All-Deep South second team, freshman forward Jean Whitehouse (left) and Joannie Sheehan wait for the ball. Gail Ritzert, link. Senior halfback, Shelley Hamill, in action. Falcon forwards Jean Whitehouse (left) and Joannie Sheehan. ROSTER Ellen Tolman Cheryl Swanfeldt Joan Lynch Shelley Hamill Joannie Sheehan Deede Dunn Debbie Lindquist Mary Jane Welch Nancy MacDade Kathy Edmunds Gail Ritzert Alyson Kirk Jean Whitehouse Judy Trevethan Kathy Tilton Candi Cocco Gay Elutchinson Denise Jack Elalftime. Nancy MacDade (left) Kathy Edmonds. 33, Freshman center Eddie Kammerer in action against Pembroke State. 51, Henry Panzer, All-Conference center, pops for two. 30, Junior forward Rodney Webb, positions for rebound. 20, Freshman guard Horace Fauntleroy floats through the air for a lay up. . , ■ i i i Fauntlerov pulls down the rebound Junior center Steve Hickey grabs the rebound. Mike Epps jersey retired: Coach Tom Childress (left) and Pfeiffer's All American guard Mike Epps prepare to place jersey -21 in the trophy case. Falcon trainer Paul Gelinas tends fallen Benny Abernathy. 51, Henry Panzer fights for rebound. 30, Rodney Webb Shoots over an opponent. ROSIER Benny Abernathy Kim Bryant Mike Epps Steve Hickey Henry Panzer Rodney Webb Louis Crosby Keith Almond Dan Lytwenec Horace Fauntleroy Eddie Kammerer Pfeiffers All-American guard Mike Epps looks for a team mate. f Carla Owen looks on as a teammate goes up for two. Sophomore Nancy Scoggins fights for possession of the ball. All Amencan Kim Dudney and Coach Jack Ingram prepare to retire 30 shirt, to the trophy case -r=71 Freshman Livia Adams fights for two. 77 ROSTER Sophomore Ted Hagan shoots for two. Doug Berry Rick Setter Zollie Smith Ted Hagan Julius Johnson Ken Horton Tony Alexander Joe Liles Rick Hough Jeff Gore Tony George Alex Cheilik Gerald McPhade 78 Freshman Gerald McPhade tears down the court. m m Teammates look on anxiously as Gerald McPhade scores with a free throw. Ted Hagan goes up for two. Rick Hough dribbles down the court 79 Junior Tony Drayton at 167 lbs. applies a hold. ROSTER Rick Oen Carl Church Kenneth Campbell Kerry North Bill Elliot Steve Hayes Dwayne Grant James Weekley David Schoepske Kitchell Snow Cary Hunter Eric Lindberg Joe Appleman Tonu Drayton Tom Beall David Harris Kitchell Snow, 150 pounds, brings the Pfeiffer crowd to it’s feet at the start of the match. ■SSBa Joe Appleman, Pfeiffer’s 158 pounder gets the advantage. Transfer Dwayne Grant struggles to pin his opponent. Kerry North, at 118 lbs., prepares to turn his opponent. Dave “The Hammer” Harris has his opponent in trouble. ROSTER Senior shortstop Stan Honeycutt takes a cut at the ball. Doug Forth Ken Konschak David Williams Mark McKnight Jeff Safnt Stan Honeycutt Cary Crockett Ryan Roberts Rick Ferebee Jimmy Waugh Mike Vanhoy Jerry Meusel Rusty Knox Robert Orman Steve Myers Jeff Barker Joe Tompkins Grover Rive ns John Wittig Jeff Teal Richard Glackin Chuck Smith Gerald McPhail Mike Federline mm Another homer for Jimmy Waugh. Pfeiffer’s Senior rightfielder slugged seventeen homeruns to earn MVP in the District and in the Con- ference. '''•-. s $s«s £Rt 5 BIk ;V 7s'5 V SKiJit Senior centerfielder Mark McKnight reaches second. ' . � ;• a£H ,.:'r. , v v Nss ViVW5fi Senior pitcher Rusty Knox. r? 5, Senior infielder Jeff Safrit waits to bat. Junior outfielder Diane “Winkie” Miller at bat. 15, Sophomore Anna Karriker, All-NCAIAW Division II, infielder scores a run. ROSTER Senior, All-Conference first baseman, Robin “Bird Simpson. Kay Baldwin Cathy Copas Kim Dudney Anna Karriker Laura Kammerer Vickie Lewis Diane Miller Sylvia Lazenby Mona Pennell Nancy MacDade Joan Lynch Nancy Scoggins Robin Simpson Kathy Edmunds Outfielder Joannie Sheehan chats with a supporter With Senior shortstop Kim Dudney (All-Conference, All-NCAJAW Division II) looking on, Freshman outfielder Jean Whitehouse, All Conference, All-NCAIAW Division II, takes a swing ... ... and scores. I Sophomore Marilyn Freeman takes a swing. Senior Shelley Hamill meets the ball Senior King Van Nostrand eyes the ball. « «S skSS: 'CvN s : $• jS: v o.v iaMldidl y Senior Greg Seltzer waits for a forehand. Get set ... Junior distance swimmer Susan Cope . ... go! Falcon swim teams at practice. 91 FALL SPORTS WINTER SPORTS SOCCER PC OPP. MEN’S BASKETBALL PC OPP. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PC OPP. UNC-Asheville (A) 1 0 Coastal Carolina (A) 88 75 Guilford (H) 89 62 UNC-Charlotte (A) 2 3 Johnson C. Smith (A) 84 75 Catawba (H) 85 35 Clemson (A) 2 7 Appalachian State (A) 71 84 Winston-Salem State (A) 89 75 Catawba (H) 11 3 Guilford (H) 80 70 UNC-CH (A) 83 79 Warren Wilson (H) 3 1 Catawba (H) 77 70 Sacred Heart (H) 118 19 Univ. of Baltimore (H) 2 0 A.C.C. (A) 73 60 South Carolina (A) +84 81 Pembroke State Univ. (H) 15 0 Livingstone (A) x99 64 Kansas State (A) +77 89 Duke Univ. (H) 2 4 Gardner-Webb (A) x68 86 UNC (A) + 67 79 N.C. State (A) 2 2 Lenoir-Rhyne (A) x88 75 Wagner (H) 101 74 Guilford (H) 2 0 Belmont Abbey (H) 78 63 Appalachian State (A) 75 76 Belmont Abbey (H) 0 1 Valdosta State (A) 91 85 Sacred Heart (A) 114 26 Atlantic Christian (A) 0 2 St. Leo (A) 77 52 Atlantic Christian (A) 55 52 Elon (A) 4 1 Flagler (A) 106 77 Lenoir-Rhyne (H) 76 82 Univ. of S. Florida (A) 0 5 Pembroke State (H) 74 51 High Point (H) 60 75 St. Leo (A) 7 0 Elon (H) 87 66 Barber-Scotia (H) 79 55 Rollins (A) 0 6 Guilford (A) 73 48 Guilford (A) 82 41 High Point (H) 2 0 High Point (H) 67 75 N.C. A T (A) 65 68 UNC (A) 1 10 Wingate (A) 82 77 Elon (H) 93 61 Erskine (A) 0 3 Elon (A) 72 60 High Point (H) 50 89 Warren Wilson (A) 1 0 AC.C. (H) 84 51 Barber-Scotia (H) 98 50 Atlantic Christian (A) 2 0 Catawba (A) 94 82 N.C. A T (H) 91 62 Belmont Abbey (A) 2 1 Wingate (H) 97 63 Winston-Salem State (H) 77 73 Univ. AL (A) 0 1 + Belmont Abbey (A) 72 69 Pembroke State Univ. (A) 76 69 Pembroke State Univ. (A) 76 68 Catawba (H) x93 40 Game forfeited as 0-1 loss (ineligible player) Gardner Webb (H) 51 47 Winston-Salem State (A) x78 72 1 District 26 Playoffs High Point (A) 62 70 Lenoir-Rhyne (A) x97 80 + Area V Playoffs Guilford (A) 82 72 High Point (A) x70 87 High Point (A) 51 54 Catawba (A) 75 54 Coach: Bob Parry Guilford (H) +94 84 Elon (A) 61 78 Co-captains: Greg Byrne and Chuckie Nichols Gardner-Webb (A) +58 55 South Carolina State (A) 50 92 Won 10, Lost 12, Tied 1. High Point (A) + 54 71 Kentucky State (A) 67 74 FIELD HOCKEY UNC-G (A) Winthrop (A) Davidson (A) Catawba (A) High Point (A) U.N.C. (A) EC.U.(H) Wake Forest (H) Duke (H) Catawba (H) Wake Forest (A) Appalachian State (A) East Carolina (A) High Point (A) Converse (A) Winthrop (A) UNC-G (A) Vanderbilt (A) xAlAW Tournament Deep South Tournament Coach: Ellen Briggs Won 14, Lost 4 Top seated for state tournament PC OPP. 3 2 2 1 1 2 5 5 3 5 xl xO x2 xl 3 n 3 5 11 jl 1 0 3 0 0 1 1 1 0 2 0 1 1 3 0 2 2 1 xWBTV Carolina Classic Tournament Conference Tournament + District 26 Tournament Coach: Tom Childress Assistant Coach: Greg Gilmore Co-captains: Mike Epps and Henry Panzer Manager Doug Phillips Trainer Paul Gelinas Won 25, Lost Ranked 15th in nation, second in conference second in the district + Carolina Christmas Classic Tournament x NCA1AW Division II Tournament Conference Tournament Regional Tournament Game Forfeited by High Point-ineligible player Coach: Jack Ingram Won 21, Lost 10 lililgl MEN’S SWIMMING PC OPP. UNC-G (A) 80 29 UNC-Wilmington (H) 24 73 UNC-Greensboro (H) 73 41 Davidson (H) 28 75 Coach: Bob Parry WRESTLING PC OPP. Furman (H) 35 10 Winston-Salem State (H) 17 26 Barber-Scotia (H) 57 0 Catawba Invitational 5th N.C. A T (H) Forfeit Pembroke State (A) 5 43 Clemson Invitational (A) 7th Elon (H) Forfeit Wake Forest (H) 37 6 Campbell (A) 21 26 Washington Lee Invitational 4th 26 Catawba (A) 19 Lynchburg (H) 18 29 Clemson (H) 40 15 Hampden-Sidney (H) 23 28 Barber-Scotia (A) Forfeit Coach: Larry Durrett Won 6, Lost 3 Coach: Dick Gardner Won 7, Lost 6 Finished 2nd in Conference tournament Kitchell Snow, Carl Church, Kerry North, qualified for Nationals. North went. INDOOR SOCCER Guilford Invitational Tournament Participants Robbie Church Barry Hentnik Marty Evans Mike Biglin Jack McArdle PC 1st WOMEN’S SWIMMING PC OPP. St. Mary’s (H) 89 37 UNC-G (A) 54 53 Appalachian State (H) 37 86 Pfeiffer Relays (H) St. Mary’s (A) 1st 77 52 UNC-Wilmington (H) 54 62 UNC-G (H) 75 37 NCAIAW Div II (A) 2nd College of Charleston (A) 46 83 J. C. Smith Invitational (A) 1st Johnson C. Smith (H) 90 16 Johnson C. Smith (A) Forfeit UNC-Wilmington Invit. (A) 3rd SPRING SPORTS BASEBALL UNC-Charlotte (A) High Point (H) Wake Forest (A) High Point (A) NYSU-Brockport (H) NYSU-Brockport (H) Gardner-Webb (A) NC State (H) NCA KH) ' NCA KH) Bethany (H) v Bethany (H) Catawba (H) ■ Lenoir-Rhyne (H) - Lenoir-Rhyne (H) Pembroke (H) Pembroke (H) NCA KA) % NC A T (A) 1 St. Augustine (A) ’! UNC-Charlotte (H) k Guilford (A) kACC (A) | ACC (A) :: Muskingum (H) Muskingum (H) i Muskingum (H) 1 Muskingum (H) Muskingum (H) ■ Muskingum (H) Muskingum (H) Muskingum (H) UNC-Chapel Hill i Elon (A) I Elon (A) Catawba (A) It Guilford (H) South Carolina (A) i High Point (A) (ACC (A) Elon (A) jl High Point (A) Gardner-Webb (H) St. Andrews (A) Mars Hill (A) Mars Hill (A) St. Andrews (H) High Point (A) Elon (A) Conference Tournament x District 26 Tournament Game forfeited by Mars Hill •fr •( Coach: Joseph Ferebee I Manager Monty Brown f Team Captains: Stan Honeycutt, 4 Won 32, Lost 16, Tied 1. PC OPP. 5 4 7 1 6 4 8 5 4 1 5 2 5 2 2 2 0 15 9 5 2 4 5 10 2 6 4 3 2 5 5 2 13 8 9 2 10 2 12 5 5 8 5 3 2 0 2 6 9 4 8 9 9 7 8 10 5 11 3 6 9 SOFTBALL PC OPP. MEN’S TENNIS PC OPP. Pembroke State Univ. (H) 15 3 Virginia (H) 2 7 , Pembroke State Univ. (H) 5 4 High Point (A) 1 8 Catawba (A) 6 0 Madison (H) 4 5 Catawba (A) 12 1 WestChester (H) 6 3 UNC-G (H) 4 3 More head (H) 0 9 , UNC-G (H) 4 1 Wingate (H) 9 0 Guilford (H) 21 0 Lynchburg (H) 8 1 , Guilford (H) 10 0 Pembroke State (A) 8 1 Wingate (A) 26 5 Guilford (H) 2 7 Wingate (A) 27 0 Amherst (H) 7 2 Meredith (A) 15 0 UNC-C (A) 1 8 , Methodist (A) 9 4 Wingate (A) 9 0 UNC-C (H) 8 2 St. Lawrence (H) 7 2 , UNC-C (H) 2 1 M.I.T.(H) 6 3 : Catawba (H) 11 1 Centre (H) 8 1 ! Wingate (H) 28 0 UNC-Wilmington (A) 3 6 UNC-G (A) 7 0 Campbell (A) 4 5 I UNC-G (A) 2 1 Catawba (H) 9 0 i Elon (A) 4 2 Davidson (A) 0 9 i Elon (A) 15 4 Elon (A) 9 0 , Elon (H) 3 5 Elon (H) 9 0 : Elon (H) 3 0 A T (A) 13 12 Coach: Bob Parry , A T (A) 10 2 Won 12, Lost 9 1 Catawba (A) 2 1 1 Pembroke State Univ. (A) 5 3 i Pembroke State Univ. (A) 2 0 Campbell (H) 7 3 1 Campbell (H) 7 0 ! Catawba (A) 3 0 , N.C. Weslyan (A) i Elon (A) : UNC-C (A) 13 1 12 3 0 2 GOLF Wingate Catawba PC 306 326 OPP. 323 326 1 Conference Tournament Belmont Abbey Pfeiffer Invitational 326 8th 327 1 1 Coach: Jack Ingram (Coach of the Year- 1 NCAIAW-Division II) ! Assistant Coach: Henry Panzer Elon Invitational Conference Tourney District Tourney 16th 7th 11th ! Trainer: Glynn Lookabill ) Won 32, Lost 1 Coach: Darrell Saunders Jimmy Waugh CHEERLEADERS Guyda Blackbum-Head Rita Blakney-Co-Head Nita Blakney Jama Brown Lynn Adams Tanya Atkinson Maria Gonzales Finished 2nd in Conference tournament, Finished 3rd in District WOMEN’S SWIM ROSTER Mercy G. Salter Beth Bennett Susan Cope Debbie Freeh Laura Moucha Lisa Taylor Rachel Miller Lynn Yarborough Maureen Hazelworth WOMEN’S TENNIS PC OPP. Lenoir-Rhyne (H) 8 1 WOMEN’S TENNIS ROSTER UNC-G (A) 5 4 Terri Adcock High Point (A) 1 8 Linda Atkins Elon (A) 7 2 Monica Curreri Davidson (H) 0 9 Beth Ewing Catawba (H) 9 0 Marilyn Freeman Lenoir-Rhyne (A) 7 2 Shelley Hamill Western Carolina (H) 4 5 Debbie Hamilton UNC-G (H) 9 0 Stephanie McKnight Elon (H) 9 0 Joannie Sheehan Pembroke (A) 7 2 Marv Jane Welch AC.C. (A) Catawba (A) 9 8 0 1 MEN’S TENNIS ROSTER Guilford (A) 2 7 Billy Moore UNC-C (A) 8 1 Patrick Garrahan High Point (H) 6 3 Rick Veo Joey Barnes Coach: Ellen Briggs Steve Alley Won 12, Lost 4 Greg Seltzer 3rd in Conference Tournament David Maness ORGANIZATIONS Working together we find that loue is an utmost factor Dr. Grant with the Stage Band Williamsburg Christmas with the Choir. Senior Class Officers Sophomore Class Officers Junior Class Officers 96 S.G.A. Executive Council Senate 97 Christian Education Fellowship United Methodist Student Movement 98 Christian Life Council Circle K 100 American Chemical Society College Union Board Jericho Harp Tommy James and The Rhondells ■ Alpha Delta Kappa Social Work Club 102 SNEA [, Kappa Kappa Delta 103 104 A.M.S History Club Judicial Board ( 105 Wind Ensemble Concert Choir ' ' Steve ... somehow it’s Going on tour just not the same Stage Band Chimes i Chimes 109 Senior Class Officers President — Dan Huber Vice President — Jeff Barbee Treasurer — Susan Allen Secretary — Brenda Donahue Junior Class Officers President — Glynn Lookabill Vice President — Connie Jolly Secretary — Jane Satterthwaite Treasurer — Cathy Thomas Sophomore Class Officers President — Sue Whitt Vice President — Nancy Scoggins Treasurer — Mary West Secretary — Ellen Stevenson Student Government Association Executive Council President — Gene Heavner Vice President — Barry Roberson Secretary — Beth Barton Treasurer — Phil Howard A.W.S. President — Amy Stallings A.M.S. President — Gary Junker C.L.C. President — Becky Blanton I.C. Coordinator — Everette Webb Executive Coordinator — Jeff Hutto Senate Maria Gonzales Vicky Dotson Patti Deal Sonyz Brown Lee Richardson David Harris Lynn Adams Amy Stallings Jeff Hutto Steve Whitley Gary Junker Barry Roberson Beth Barton Everette Webb Debbie Ellis Charlette Hale Greg Honeycutt Becky Blanton Karen Hyder Karen Elliott Advisor: Dean Boone United Methodist Student Movement President — Doug Paysour Vice President — Mary West Secretary — Connie Jolly Treasurer — DeVera Edwards Program Chairmen: Bart Milleson Leonard Fairley Publicity Chairman: Larry Turner Members: Vicky Bowden Bill McRee Dana McKim Debbie Duffield Linda Evans Lisa Cecil Helen Davison Marty Lowder Dale Wood Harry Andrews Ronnie Moffitt Prudence Kennedy Donna McCrary Kathy Nantz Sabrina Goodman A1 Searles Nancy Parker Vivian Rodriquez A1 Carlin Joey Hoffman Advisor: Dr. Julia Foster Christian Education Fellowship Laurie Saunders Anna Manning Vivian Rodreiguez Moggie Howard Elaine Davis Debbie Blake Donna Linn Cathy Huthins Carol Frank Sherri Foushee Dana McKim Advisor: Dr. Schreyer Christian Life Council Becky Blanton — President Jim Brown Joey Hoffman Kathy Chadorowski Ricky Fite Mary West Laurie Saunders Cathy Hutchins Circle K Club Officers: President — Janice Mack Vice President — Donna Bishop Treasurer — Barbara Thomas Members: Teresa Parham Doug Phillips Debbie Heimiller Donna McCrary Terry Burleson Ricky Barab Black Alliance Club President — Leonard Fairley Vice President — Yvette McDaniels Secretary — Tammy Willis Treasurer — Nedra Dula Members: Eddie Bonner Kim Bryant Louis Crosby Carla Duran Martin Evans Theresa Gaither Rhoda Johnson Gloria Pierce Sabrina Smith Everette Webb Black History Week Committee Leonard Fairley — Chairman Everette Webb — Co-Chairman Eddie Bonner Nedra Dula Yvette McDaniels Gloria Pierce Tammy Willis American Chemical Society President — Debbie Ellis Vice President — Kevan Geatano Secretary — Pam Cassady Treasurer — Patti Eller Members: Clifton Baker Lee Brown Mark Brown Alan Burleson Carolyn Cassady Kathy Chadorowski Nita Furr Patty Green Richard Lodge Steve Manly Scott Moss Trung Nguyen Jamie Romansky Rozi Robertson Walker Russell Randy Shaver Becky Snider Debbie Snider Eric Winchester Advisors: Dr. J.T. Echols Dr. D.C. Jackman Dr. J.M. Riemann no College Union Board Chairperson — Billy Moore Vice Chairperson — Stan Ashely Treasurer — Ted Hagan Secretary — Beth Bennett Entertainment Coordinators: Senior — Dave Schoepske Junior — Dave Lefko Sophomore — Joey Barnes Technical Coordinators: Jeff Hutto Dave Maness Publicity: Corky Bateman Chuck Dionne Game Room: Bobby Shutt Seniors: Vicki Lewis rEmie McAlister Juniors: Dave Cunningham Dave Dunwoody Sophomores: Paige Albertson Jerry Amos Freshman: Allen Gibson Marty Advisors: Dr. Don Jackman Dr. Rick Peirce Social Work Club Sharon Bard Beth Barton Jeff Hyler Helen Davison iJan Decker Laura Smith Kim Johnson Sid Huigens Advisor: Mike Stowe i Social Work Honors Club Robin Albert Beth Barton Karen Elliott r Phil Howard : Vanessa McDowell Lee Richardson Advisors: Dr. John McCollister Dr. James Pierce Mr. William Faggart Lambda Alpha Epsilon Kappa Kappa Delta President — Roger Lowder Vice President — Loy Ingold Secretary — Janice Mack Treasurer — David Streater Historian — Barbara Thomas Sergeant of Arms — Charles Sluder Members: David Dunwoody Robert Green Lee Richardson Greg Stewart Larry Turner Harvey Roach Carla Doran Mike Stowe Advisors: Donald Jackman John McCollister Student National Education Association Officers: President — Sandy Chrisco Vice President — Pokie Faulkner Secretary — Sharon Hill Treasurer — Eilana Farlowe Parliamentarian — Debbie McLester Members: Monty Allen Terry Burleson Lynn Chance Denise DeMartin Kathy Davenport Mark Futrell Wanda Hall Johnie Harris Mary Haywood Sheila Hinson Carolyn Hough A1 Kaye Trudy Keener Peggy Knox Druanne Langford Vickie Lewis Glynn Lookabill Doug Moody Teresa Pace Dawn Perkins Cathi Paden Phyllis Rankin Myra Steele Glanda Wilson Association of Men Students Executive Council Gary Junker — President Fenton Childers — Vice President James Bowers — Secretary Bart Millison — Treasurer Doug Berry — Foote President Tom Earnhardt — Plyler president Bill Peed — Kluft President Aubrey Junker — Vaughn President Nelson Whisnart — Ervin President Monty Honneycutt — Day Student Representative Dean Boone — Advisor Association of Women Students Executive Council Amy Stallings — President Cathy Barbee — Vice President Debbie Ellis — Treasurer Patsy Jo White — Secretary Ginny Craig — Rowe President Terri Bell — Merner President Debbie Snider — Cline President Joyce Jarrett — Washington President Moggie Howard — James President Pam Ratchford — Day Student Representative Dr. Jean M. Jones — Faculty Advisor Judical Board Jennifer Jones Dan Huber Coleman Breece Carla Doran Becky Snider Jeff Barbee Leonard Fairley Aubrey Junker Karen Elliott Chris Jackson Teresa Parham Dianne Miller Advisors: Mr. Faggart Mrs. Burke History Club Blake Crowe Bill Gardner David Dunwoody Paul Crescente Bob Cutherson Scott Zeiss Ronald Jones Advisors: Dr. Earnhardt Dr. Barty Mr. Durett Stage Band Lee Richardson Robby Rietzel Steve McKinney Frank Poolos Bob Campbell Geve Heavner David Dellinger Tony Ball Ken Hinson Phil Rector Jane Crouse Melvin Momson Stan Register Beth Thomas Griffin Campbell Scott Ireland Tom Lowe Steve Pollock Keith Howe Don Coggins Steve Whitley Dr. Don Grant Dr. Jim Poolos Wind Ensemble Dr. James Poolos — Director Dr. Donald Grant — Associate Director George Rice — President Frank Poolos — Vice President Gena Poovey — Secretary Treasurer Alice Barbee Tracey Bedwell Charlotte A. Hale Cynthia Hughes Elizabeth Mabry Donald Coggins, Jr. Don Corpening Yvonne Hoover Keith Howe Anita Karen Hyder Alyson L. Kirk Thomas Lowe Debra Denise Rudisill Jane Satterthwaite Stephanie Sherrill E. Ellen Stevenson Griffin M. Campbell Scott Ireland Douglas M. Moody Henry Stephen Pollock Steven Carol Whitley Greg Allen Robert H. Campbell Tammy Lynn Jenkins Lora Beth Thomas Eric Winchester Mark Brown Kenneth O. Hinson Jane Mane Krause Melvin Momson Phillip Alan Rector Stanley Earl Register Stephen D. Wells Gene Heavner Steve McKinny David Dellinger Jefferson Howell Hutto Jamie Caiato Tony Ball William McRee Nancy James Kit Jenkins M. Yvette McDaniels 112 Robert Reitzel, Jr. Lee Richardson Bryant Turner Concert Choir Richard H. Brewer — Conductor Soprano I: Susan Braatz Adonna Bunton DeVera Edwards Tina McConnell Yvette McDaniel Gina Poovey Soprano IF Brenda Bowers Julie Harris Marvie Lovette Sharon Pickett Glenda Wilson Sandra Wood Alto I: Alice Barbee Becky Dabbs Leslie Diller Cynthia Hughes Kit Jenkins Patsy Jo White Alto II: Yvonne Hoover Pamela Lewis Patty Johnson Ellen Stephenson Barbara Thomas Tenor I: Robert Floyd Gary Mitchell Barry Templeton Peter Vroom Tenor II: Mark Brown Larry Cartner Mark Futrell David Godown James Marly Bass I: Mark Byrd Phillip Howard Douglas Hughes Christopher Jackson David Ratchford Bass II: Bruce Greenwood Michael Horai George Rice Daniel Sellers Chambers Singers Adonna Bunton DeVera Edwards Carmon Call Julie Harris Becky Dabbs Pam Lewis Ellen Stephenson Leslie Diller Cindy Hughes Larry Cartner Chris Jackson Mark Byrd Doug Hughes Mike Horai George Rice Symphonic Choir Sopranos: Beth Barton Susan Birmingham Brenda Bowers Susan Braatz Adonna Bunton Lisa Cecil DeVera Edwards Julie Harris Marvie Lovette Tina McConnell Yvette McDaniel Sharon Pickett Gena Poovey Beth Taylor Glenda Wilson Sandra Wood Dianne Phillips Carmon Call Altos: Alice Barbee Becky Dabbs Leslie Diller Yvonne Hoover Cindy Hughes Kit Jenkins Patty Johnson Pam Lewis Ellen Stephenson Barbara Thomas Patsy Jo White Tenors: Larry Cartner Robert Floyd Mark Brown Mark Futrell David Godown Jonathan Hunter James Marley Gary Mitchell Barry Templeton Peter Vroom Bass: Mark Byrd Bruce Greenwood Mike Horai Phil Howard Douglas Hughes Chris Jackson Malcom King John Newman David Ratchford George Rice Dan Sellers iandbell Choir Jarvin W. Burke — Conductor )avid Ratchford ’am Ratchford 3ary Mitchell $arry Templeton )ouglas Hughes jharon Pickett 7vonne Hoover )eVera Edwards oy Fisher 'ina McConnell lulie Hams oenix Nlancy James — Editor Barbara Burleson .ynne Terry deth Raper Villie Blackman unny Pritchard Pfeiffer News Editor — Darrell Hathcock Business Manager — Cathy Thomas Copy Editors — Joe Hickman — Dianne Phillips Sports Editor — Doug Paysour News Editor — Barbara Kirby Cartoonists — Mike Lankford — Christine Morgan Photographer — Lindy Fischer Staff Reporters — Bill Gardner — Dana McKin Secretary — Robin Smelter Advisor — Dr. Phil Pharr The Order of The Sundial Amy Stallings — President Harvey Roach — President Brenda Donahue — Secretary Treasurer Waverly Rainy Al Kaye Phil Howard Scott Moss Gary Junker Lee Richardson David Jarrett Henry Panzer Jimmy Gullidge Susan Reichle Karen Elliott Julie Harris Melody Campbell Chris Jackson Mike Horai Angie Vanderburg Dr. J. Griffin Campbell — Advisor 113 CENTERFOLD RAFFLE • CENTERFOLD RAFFLE • CENTER CENTER FOLD RAFFLE • CENTERFOLD RAFFLE • fovSferS WINNER: GENE HEAVNER • WINNER: GENE D RAFFLE • CENTERFOLD RAFFLE • CENTER Hi ••••? ;:’ ' ' � • ' v vvW HEAVNER • WINNER: GENE HEAVNER • WINNER FOLD RAFFLE • CENTERFOLD RAFFLE • CENTERFOLD RAFFLE ® STAGES We also act to show emotion and to find that final feeling 117 set construction 118 I I scene from The Wager 119 scene from Vanities scenes from Vanities scene from The Misanthrope scene from The Wager 121 set construction scene from The Misanthrope set construction scene from The Wager scene from The Winter’s Tale mmm scene from The Winter’s Tale Rho Alpha Playmakers 125 126 V James Burke Wood, M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama Director of Pfeiffer College Theatre _ THE WAGER Mark Medoff Leeds .... Ron Stevens Ward .... Honor Stevens Directed by . . Steve Boles . Gus Knapp . John Soud Sonia Brown . .Jim Wood VANITIES .Jack Heifner Mary . . Kathy . . . Joanne . Directed by . Ginger Martin Betsy S. Heath . Arlene Petrea . . Terry Wood MISANTHROPE Moliere Alceste .........................................................................................................Gus Knapp Philinte ................................................................................................King Van Nostrand Oronte ..........................................................................................................John Soud Celimene.......................................................................................................Sandra Wood Eliante .......................................................................................................Lynne Meeks Arsinoe......................................................................................................Holly Rawlins Acaste ......................................................................................................Paul Deferrari Clitandre ...................................................................................................Paul Cresente Basque......................................................................................................Debbie Thomas Un Garde ....................................................................................................Frank Jernigan Dubois ......................................................................................................Frank Jernigan 127 SENIORS We finish as if that's all there is deep down we know it isn’t 128 George Morris Doug Vance Eilana Farlowe Carolyn Cassady 130 Bess Thornburg Connie Jolly Nita Furr Theresa and Clifton Baker Kathy Dry Holly Rawlins James Vanhoy Amy Shaver Kevin Biglin Y. x Teresa Pace 132 Sonya Osborne ■ Wanda Evans Mike Epps 133 Susan Reichle Darrell Jemigan 134 Alice Johnson Kim Cross Amy Stallings irley Harris Susan Burr, Mary Ann Seagle Donna Bishop Rhoda Johnson ' nuel Sapari 135 Rozi Robertson Terri Cline, John Thompson, Mike Lankford, Melody Royal Waverly Rainey 136 A1 Kaye ntliMM lilii ' icy Davis Steve Du prey Jama Brown wm. ■ i-. - - . . alley Hamill Belinda Hiatt Patty Johnson 137 Karen Elliot Doug and Cynthia Hughes King Van Nostrand Vickie Lewis, Henry Panzer Tim Johnson 138 . JLr« Tr Derick Logan, Vivian Rodrigues Dianne Faggart Greg Stewart Debbie Roach 139 Cary Saul Beth Rapier 140 Craig Nillson David Jarrett Sandra Wood, Susan Bratz Ann Fuller Greg Bums Mark McKnight 141 Scott Moss Myra Steele m Lambreth Debbie McLester )avid Crosby Dan Huber 143 Jan Deckel Frances Dyson Walker Russell I jlissa Blanton Tina McConnell 145 Terry Feimster Lisa Green m ■ « � Janet Lanning Bob Floyd Julie Harris Evan Stanley Jeff Hyler ol Frank Paul Carney Ellen Mills Natalie Stoker, Cathy Paden, Julie Josey ______________________________________________J ■ « Miulm mumtm F v « ? f ' kMfsltK' km v $ $■ J j ust Jyj Wj Pgi ¥ H€31 Patsy Jo White ii t nty Brown Alan Burleson ■ •'•■xi Jody Campbell Tim White 149 Robin Simpson, Kim Dudney, Sylvia Lazenby Jeff Barbee, Gary Phelps, Buddy Beamer, Wesley Deal Perry Burleson Harvey Roach Mickey Stoner )hnnie Harris ' - Mercy Salter Kay Hughes David and Betsy Heath 151 Lee Richardson Ernie McAllister Debra Snider David Schoepske LEADERS We lead and leam in the process that we can on y give so much 154 site Nick Lefko receives congratulations from President West on Hall of Fame nomination Orientation Week A Faculty party 155 Robert H. Crowl, Ph.D. Professor of Biology Richard H. Brewer, D.Mus.A. Professor of Music J. Horace Maness, Ph.D. Professor of Religion Clyde H. Robertson, Jr., Ph.D. Professor of Biology Harold J. Williford, Ed.D. Associate Professor of Education 156 I liam Faggart, M. Div. f ;oc. Professor of Sociology Vallin D. Estes, Ph.D. Assoc. Professor of German ofessor of Health, P.E., and Recreation orma Webster btowe, M.b. Instructor in Biology licheal Stowe, M.S.W., Instructor in Social Work and Criminal Justice Eugene Pickier, M S. Assoc. Professor of Economics 157 Stanley R. Scheer, Mus. M. Associate Professor of Music James M. Haymaker, M. Ed. Associate Professor of Art Iri C. Bivins, ABD., Cathleen Rufty, C.PA, David Ott, ABD. Harold P. Stephenson, Ph.D. Professor of Physics VISITORS PARKING ONLY NO STUDENT OR FACULTY PARKING {oops) Cameron Keyser Director, Information Services Jean M. Jones, Th.D. Dean of Student Development Associate Professor of Psychology 158 Bernard C. Russell, Ph.D. Professor of Religion and Philosophy j‘Al Weigle, B.S. College Engineer Norman B. Wilson, MA Director of Library Steve C. Dial, Ph.D. Professor of Biology lUlM 159 Jerry M. Boone, M A Vice President, Student Affairs Delmas Petrea, M. Ed. Associate Professor of Mathematics BeBe Leitch, R.N. Director of Infirmary Lawrence J. Durrett, M.A. Associate Professor of History Thomas C. Childress, Director of Athletics Gregory Gilmore, A.B. Assist. Basketball Coach 160 : I Warren D. Knapp, Jr. i VP—Student Recruitment Fi. Aid J. Michael Riemann, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry Elizabeth Shaffer, M.A. Associate Professor of French Robert Greene Director, Sanitation Marvin W. Burke, M. Mus. Associate Professor of Music 161 James E. Pierce, Ph.d Assistant Professor of Sociology Cameron P. West. Ed.D. President of the College Angeleah S. Lefler, A.B. Donald C. Jackman, Ph.D. Instructor in Health, Physical Ed. and Recreation Associate Professor of Chemistry 162 r Lester “Snake” Roberts Director of Campus Security Joseph T. Echols, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry Philip A. Pharr, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Religion Nicholas E. Lefko, M.A. Associate Professor of Health and Physical Ed. Walter I. Gibson, Jr. Business Manager 163 Richard K. Gardner, Director of Financial Services Rebecca Tanner Director of Alumni Affairs John C. McCollister, Jr., Ed.D. Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice Nancy D. McLaurin, Ph D. Professor of English Joseph S. Ferebee, MA. Assoc. Professor of Health and Physical Ed. 164 Daisy L. Cotton, M.A. Associate Professor of English Janet W. Pickier, M.A. Associate Professor in Speech Melva M. Burke, A.B. Instructor in English Phyllis W. Gore, Ph.D. Professor of Education Wade T. Macey, Ph D. Associate Professor of Mathematics 165 J. Griffen Campbell, Ph.D. Professor of English Ellen Briggs, M.A. Instructor in Health and Physical Ed. Melicent Huneycutt, Ph D. Professor of English James E. Pierce, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Sociology Fred T. Holis, Ed.D. Professor of Education 166 ■■ i John G. Haesloop, Ph D. Dean of College i Susan Carmichael, M.A. Associate Professor of Christian Education Ruby B. Mason, Director of Financial Aid Thomas Aldridge, Assistant Director of Financial Aid Betty Starr, Ph.D. Assist. Prof, of Pysch. Toby Poplin, M.A Assist. Prof, of Econ 167 Heather Ross Miller, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of English Marcus Foulface, Ph.D. Professor of Genetic Mutations 168 Nancy L. Raper, M.Ed. Associate Professor of English Edward E. Horne, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Emerson Beyer, M.A., B.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy Norman Greenbomb, Ph.D. Professor of Pathology Rachael Bland, Ida Mae Johoson, Ruby Dobie y 169 m tfpl '•V- illlll! Ilii Mil ter MM ■ ' jMMi mfmk FACES And in our faces we see progress the on y human must . 175 176 177 178 AN OPEN LETTER FROM ME - A TEACHER - TO YOU, A SENIOR 1979: CLASSROOMS I wonder under what circumstances you will be reading these lines. If The Chimes makes all its deadlines, you’ll first look at this page during the hectic hopefilled heartbreak of Commencement Week. You’ll glance at it — and pass on to devour the pictures and share the pungency of briefer words. That week, you’ll probably not read. Next year, perhaps, or the year after that, a sense of homesickness Tor Pfeiffer will rise out of nowhere to surprise you. Then you’ll brush Ithe dust off the covers of this book, leaf through, and perhaps take itime to read as memories unroll. Twenty more years will pass before you, in sending your oldest off to school, will want to “recapture that first, fine, careless rapture of college days as a link with your almost-lost liebling. Again, you will un- earth The Chimes from its burial place and you will linger with long- ing and laughter upon pages that by then will have become fantasy to you. As you read — you of the future (seasoned by the workaday world, by responsibility and love and grief and hope fulfilled and hope deferred too long) — what then of Pfeiffer days will flood back into your mind? I prophesy: DORMS I Forgotten will be the overcrowding and the peeling paint. Even those mass invasions of the insect world (they are the fit who will sur- v vive!) will be only a smile. What you will recreate will be the sound of unprompted laughter, the scurrying feet and snickers forerunning a practical joke, candles on a cake, a guitar played softly down the hall, the all-night rap ses- sion when you found your unexpected Self expressing aloud a deeply-held conviction and — still caught in your first surprise — saw 3 a responsive flash light the eyes of a dorm mate till this moment a 3 stranger but now, of a sudden, a part of you. CAFETERIA Whether or not you could identify with any certainty the exact origins of the food put before you will no longer matter. Aesthetics will be a forgotten issue, and food fights will mean to you only in terms of who was involved in them. What will matter to you looking back in the din of human voices rising above the clatter of cutlery and the kitchen hiss of steam: voices of people you knew and yet did not know, people you liked or distrusted or pitied or respected, but whose lives were inextricably woven into the fabric of yours for four years: Community Communion. 1 prophesy that grades will be insignificant and test-sweat but a momentary memory of your palm. Unless you’ve put them to daily use, once-vital words like “hypotenuse or “scapula or iambic pen- tameter will bring only a ghostlike half-image to your brain. But those words first leapt at you from living faces and lively brains you remember as if it were yesterday. Whether you liked them or loathed them, your teachers helped to forge you by the simple power of being who they were. Surging back into your life again you, remembering a Manly with that eternally unlit pipe and that eternally-open-till-midnight-7-days-a-week door and that integrity which gave him power to sit still when an un- justified ovation swept others to unthinking feet ... or you, remembering a Gore — What was the name of her course? with her probing eyes that sensed when Whatserface was torn to pieces by her breakup with that guy with her tact that taught you how to handle pain whose wee hours’ trip to campus when you called that Whatserface was threatening to ohdee told you more about teaching than a million maxims might. Name them as their lifestyles search your eyelids: the one whose car was parked by the chapel from 6:30 in the morning till “when” at night...... the one who came to teach his class on crutches and whose face was grey at the hour’s end_______ she whose standards would be higher than Mount Everest even if times had changed and changed........ he who lost eight pounds in one rehearsal____ another, the only male in his church choir for six or seven years.... and yet another who asked for his Milton text the third day after his heart had stopped beating. If the medium is the message, what have you heard? “What is life all about? What is important? What can you live without? Who are you choosing now to be? Who will you be becoming as you choose? Keep learning! Keep growing! Keep teaching! What did you learn from us who taught you at Pfeiffer? I prophesy you will remember not dull abstractions like “discipline — devotion — duty — growth — humor — faith, but flesh — and — blood with names like “Starr — Shreyer — Schaffer — Lefko — Poolos — Faggart. In 1981 or 1982 or even in that bi-millenial Year of Our Lord — when you read this and ponder who you have become, tell me: What of us is still alive in you? Do we still touch you, teach you, where it’s real? Does God still move toward you through us? And what of us have you passed on to whom? Melicent Fluneycutt [: 179 v V . . � °'u. «0 '.N Vy-. 180 181 185 A Reflection on College On August 21, 1975, I began four of the most impressionable years of my life. Like a child on Christmas morning, I was happy and excited that early morning when I arrived on campus. The atmosphere of this new home offered a freedom which I had never before experienced. The potential of the years ahead was limitless. New friends and new ideas made college much more than an academic experience. The education outside the classroom was just as important as the education inside the classroom. Living, working, laughing, playing, crying, and sharing were elements which drew me closer to my friends. Before I realized it, I was calling Pfeif- fer my home. Now on the brink of graduation, I see that soon I must leave my home. In one sense I am happy, in another, I am not. I am glad to graduate, but I do not want to part with my friends. Nevertheless the time has come, I must make my mark on the world. Wherever I go, I will always remember the four years at Pfeiffer College, my home. Gary Junker 187 ■ 188 191 ENDINGS And in the endings we see perfection is impossible to create For there is always a beginning that is there for you to start 192 PP «35, Bye Pop ... 195 Perhaps at the beginning of the year there were those who already were thinking of what friends would be gone at the onset of the next semester. There were however, a vast majority of people who said good-bye to people who they thought would be returning. This small section is to honor and remember those people who have been a part of Pfeiffer College for many years. It is sad, yet so like life itself, to have to go on living in a place that has been secure with the presence of these people. Maybe there were those of you who were not touched in some way by one or more of these good people. You can bet that you’re in the minority on Pfeiffer’s campus. Although we didn't say good-bye to those on the men’s swimming team, we did see the end of the team itself for the year. This was sad in that there were those who were genuinely interested in the sport. Each member deserved more than just a pat on the back, as all our athletes do, but in this case they were almost forgotten by those who were so needed. It’s not too late to thank them for being a part of Pfeiffer’s sports for the 1978-1979 academic year. The members were; Brian Jefferis, Joe Pan- ichello, Lester Guthrie, Greg Rothwell, Dave Dunwoody, Kevin Murphy, Bill Peed, Chuck Harrington, Mark Kaylor, Ellis Smith. Saying good-bye to Nick Lefko is perhaps one of the hardest things for many people on this campus. Question; Who in the world is going to lead the class of 1980 into graduation? I guess that isn’t the most important part of this story. Nick Lefko has touched so many lives while being at Pfeiffer. With a smile on his face for everyone who crossed his path, he was and is one of the kindest and most sincere persons that any of us will ever meet. Iris Hill worked in the Snack Bar for many, many years. As a matter of fact, she came over to the stu- dent center with the ice machine that was in the for- mer snack bar when Stokes Student Center was first opened. You can figure out the years from that. She retired quietly, having respect for all of us. It’s hard to say good-bye to someone you really care about without making a fool of yourself. She didn’t want to put us through that. This year wasn’t the same without her, as it never will be. 196 For those who panicked at the beginning of every year as to whether they would get enough money to even be a part of Pfeiffer, Tommy Aldridge was a welcome sight. For a few years there were those students who depended on Tommy for all financial help. Tommy did the work of at least three people in the financial aid office. He will be sorely missed. Walter Gibson is leaving Pfeiffer. Maybe Mr. Gib- son is more familiar to his fellow workers than to Pfeiffer students. Those of us who ever had to deal with him on a business level or just in a money tran- saction knew that he was friend- ly and could be depended on to help us any way he could. Pfeiffer College's finest will miss him very much. There were many people on campus who depended on Mickie Baxter for not only help and information, but also for her warm smiles. All of us could tell how sincere she was in her wish for all of us to feel welcome and secure. Jane Balfrey made a decision to move on to bigger and better things this year. Maybe her fan club is a different group but there is one thing that is certain. Jane gave something of herself to Pfeiffer as a student and then as an employee. Pfeiffer will have to go a long way before they come close to finding another ‘real’ as Jane. 197 Dean Jones said good-bye to an almost empty campus. Because she didn’t announce her resigna- tion until summer school was already in session, many people never got a chance to say good-bye. Perhaps it’s just as well. How long have so many depended on her? Six years is a long line of people. She touched many lives during her stay at Pfeiffer. For those people who were a part of her life, you will be missed by her. “Dean Jean moved on to Clayton Junior College in Morrow, Georgia. There will be many people who will miss her. Watching food services go by may not seem like a big thing to a lot of people, but the people who run the cafeteria have a big job on their hands. Well this time we’re not saying good-bye to a whole ser- vice, just one person. Jim, who has been the Assis- tant Manager for a year, is moving on. There were plenty of people who recognized that Jim was friendly and easy to get along with. All of us are “blessed with the course Backgrounds to Literature. There was a one out of four or five chance that you had Ms. Raper. To most students, that meant a good understanding of the material (after a few weeks of semi- backbreaking work). As she retires, she will take with her good memories of excellent students, good students and a few bad students. But all of us, regardless of how we fared, will remember her fondly. “Pop” Dry we all called him. There won’t be many freshmen who will remember him, but almost all of the upperclassmen and certainly the whole community thought of Misenheimer as incomplete without “Pop” around. He has surely been missed this year. 198 Dr. Schreyer retired this year. We watched him go with mixed emotions. It was an unspoken fact that many, many people were touched by this man at some point during his Pfeiffer career. His Chris- tian inspiration filled the lives of a great many stu- dents. He went on to part-time teaching. I guess it’s hard to imagine Dr. Schreyer doing anything without putting everything into it, full time. I guess this section would be incomplete without mentioning all the graduates in the class of 1979. They were the last class of the seventies. Pfeiffer will probably feel the quiet of the spot that they filled. Every graduating class has its share of “characters”, but this class was over-blessed. We watched a lot of unique people walk across the stage this year. It will be hard for the class of 1980 to top them. We all watched the “beginning” of the new Highway 52. We take with us as we leave a piece of Pfeiffer that future students will never have. As a major changing force in Stanly County, the new road will bring many good things, and probably some bad things to Pfeiffer. We can say that we were a part of it. As always, there will be those who should have been mentioned. Sorry. Maybe we can sum this up by saying that Pfeiffer is changing. Most of us can figure out why if we think about it long enough. There are those people who have stopped caring about quality at Pfeiffer. They think in terms of “me . Well, we'll just have to change that. We’ve lost so many good, good people this year, some who really hated to go but just felt like they couldn’t stay. Maybe those of us left need to question the reasons for the “endings”. Maybe not. It is a private decision. But now is a good time to start. Now, in the endings of this year at Pfeiffer. 199 INDEX Kevin Biglin. 151 Hawthorne Drive Mt. Holly, NJ. Biology. Soccer. Becky Blanton. 1109 West Elm St. Shelby, NC. Chris- tian Education. CLC Treasurer. CLC President, Who’s Who, Student Life Committee, SGA Sym- posium Committee, Dean’s List, Counselor. Melissa April Blanton. Rt. 3 Lincolnton NC. English, Phi Delta Sigma, Dean’s List, Pfeiffer Playmakers, Junior Marshal, Best Supporting Actress in a Non- Musical. James W Bowers. Rt 1 New London, NC Accoun- ting Business Administration, Dean’s List, Who’s Who, Onentation Co-Chairman, AMS Secretary, Association of Day Students-Treasurer, Health and Community Service Committee, Homecoming Com- mittee, April Festival, Parent's Day. Trustee Scholarship. Monty “Blade’’ Brown. Rt 3, Box 291 Salisbury, NC. Business Administration. Baseball Manager Statisti- cian, Monogram Club, FCA, Pfeiffer College Republicans, Administrative Management Society. Cheryl Lynn Chance. Rt. 1 Box 88 Albemarle, NC. In- termediate Education. Dean’s List, Wind Ensemble, Co-Chairman-Day Student Council, Senate, April Festival Co-Chairman, Orientation Committee, April Festival Representative. Leo Fenton Childers. 1339 East Drive Roanoke, VA. Business Administration Real Estate, Economics. Foote Dorm President, AMS President, AMS Vice- President, Counselor, RA of Foote, ICC Vice- President, Chimes Photographer, Dean's List, In- tramurals. Sandy Chrisco. Rt. 8 Box 129 Asheboro, NC Early Childhood Art. SNEA President, SNCAE Vice- President, Dean’s List, Mary Morrow Scholarship. David Crosby. Box 204 Misenheimer, NC. Philosophy Religion. John Crowe. 4601 Nevin Rd. Charlotte. NC. Social Work. Dean’s List, Vice President Social Work Club, Intramurals, Tutor-Elementary Schools. Steve Adams, Box 863 Denton, NC. Philosophy Religion. Secretary-Kappa Chi, Editorial Writer Pfeiffer News, Dean’s List, Candidate SGA President. Robin Lee Albert 2705 Dora Drive Charlotte, NC. Psychology Social Work. Secretary Treasurer-Alpha Delta Kappa, Intramurals, Social Work Club, Dean’s List. Susan Allen. Rt. 2, Box 22-CB Troy, NC. Mathematics. Homecoming Court, Dean’s List, Senior Class Treasurer, April Festival Representative. Clifton A. Baker. Box 36 Denton, NC. Phi Delta Sigma. ACS. Teresa Owen Baker Box 36 Troy, NC. Social Work Task Force, Social Work Club, Alpha Kappa Delta, Student Faculty Committee. Jeffrey Wayne Barbee. 34 Barbee Rd. Concord, NC. History and Social Studies Senate, Sga Vice- President, Who’s Who, Senior Class Vice-President, Judicial Board, Intramurals. Kim A Bazinet. 702 Central Ave. Mauldin, SC. Social Work Corrections. April Festival, Dean’s List, Social Work Club, Intramurals. Theresa M Bell. 533 Walnut St. Columbia, PA Psy- chology Sociology. Pfeiffer College Trustee Scholarship, Homecoming Court, Dean’s List, Merner Dorm President. Senora L. Boulware. 320 Jackson St. Badin, NC. Social Work, Probation Sociology Day Student Association Alan Eugene Burleson. Rt. 4 Albemarle, NC. Biology Pre Med Senate, Residence Director, ACS, Dean’s List, Wind Ensemble, Intramurals. Melody Campbell Rt 7, Box 158. Lincolnton, NC. Christian Education. Who’s Who, Homecoming Court, BSU, Fellowship Teams, Intramurals, Senior Class Treasurer, CEF. Carolyn Jeane Cassady. Rt. 10, Salisbury, NC. Chemistry. Chief Marshal, Junior Scholastic Award, Phi Delta Sigma, Freshman Chemistry Award, ACS Secretary and President. Nancy B. Davis. Box 131 Badin, NC. Probation Social Work. Day Student Association, Tutor, Dean’s List, Big Sister Program. Wesley Deal. Rt 2 Box 492 Hickory, NC. Business Administration Economics. Dean’s List, Honor Scholarship, AMS, President of Vaughn Dorm, JV Basketball, Intramurals. Jan Decker, 653-H Archdale Dr. Social Work Proba- tion. Social Work Club — Secretary, Tutor. Big Sister Program. Kathy Drye. 11 Tallassee St. Badin, NC. Social Work Psychology. Homecoming Court, Dean's List, Social Work Club Dianne Faggart Rt 1 Box 487 New London, NC. Elementary Education Dean’s List, SNEA. Eilana Veigh Farlowe. Rt. 2 Box 98 Trinity, NC. Early Childhood Education. April Festival Court, Circle K, SNEA Treasurer, Dean’s List, Dorm Secretary, House Council, April Festival Committee, Intramurals. Terry Dent Feimster. Rt. 1 Box 161 Hamptonville, NC Health and Physical Education Recreation. J.V Basketball, WSPC, Dean’s List, House Council, Gong Show Winner. Ralph Lawrence Fletcher. 104 Feimster St. Statesville. NC. Criminal Justice Law Enforcement Robert Floyd. 411 Thompson St Whiteville, NC. Ac- counting Business Administration Phi Delta Sigma, Dean’s List, Concert Choir, Chamber Singers, Con- cert Choir, Symphonic Choir, Intramurals, Counselor. Carol Anne Frank, 3041 Pasiell Rd Falls Church, VA Christian Education Psychology. Scholarship in Christian Education. Dean’s List, President and Recreation Chairman for Christian Education, CLC. Virgil Loren Free Rt. 1 Box 87-A Candor, NC Religion Philosophy. Nita Furr. Rt. 2 Box 327-A Oakboro, NC. Biology Pre-Med Dean’s List, American Chemical Society, Pfeiffer News staff Elizabeth L. George. Rt. 3 Box 60 New London, NC. Social Work Probation. Jimmy Eugene Gulledge Box 485 CSS Rock Hill, SC. Chnstian Education English Literature Phi Delta Sigma, Who’s Who, Order of the Sundial, Dean’s List, Board of Appeals, Pfeiffer Christian Fellowship, Health and Community Services committee, Chapel Choir Wanda H Hall. Rt. 1 Box 447 New London, NC Mathematics Secondary Education. Dean’s List, SNEA, Tutor. Julie Harris. 1814 Birchcrest Dr. Charlotte, NC. Music. Order of the Sundial, Dean’s List, Chapel Choir, Symphonic Choir, Concert Choir, Chamber Singers, Flandbell Choir, Board of Appeals. Musette Lucinda Hauser 235 N. Anderson St. Morganton, NC. Health Physica! Education and Recreation. Senior Captain — Women’s Basketball, Vice-President of Merner Dorm Sharon Hill. Rt. 1 Box 270 Albemarle, NC. Early Childhood Education. Dean’s List, SNEA Secretary, Tutor. Jody Anne Holshouser, Box 129 Faith, NC. Social Work Sociology Psychology. Social Work Club, In tramurals, April Festival Court. Phil Howard. Box 613 Lincolnton, NC. Sociology. Chamber Singers, Concert Choir. Symphonic Choir, Order of the Sundial, Who’s Who, Alpha Delta Kappa, SGA Treasurer, Rho Alpha, Alpha Psi Omega. Dan Huber 33 University Place Fredonia, NY Business Administration Economics and Real Estate Senior Class President, Chief Justice of Men’s Judicial Board, Health and Community Services Committee, Who’s Who, Chairman — Parent’s Orientation Sonya O Huneycutt Box 377 Locust, NC Elemen tary Education. SNEA. Jeffrey Lynn Hyler. Rt 1 Box 411 Roanoke. VA Psy- chology Social Work President — Social Work Club, Chairman — Social Work Task Force, Chairman — Symposium, Senate, Counselor, Dean’s List, Tutor. Nancy Elizabeth James. English, Academic Scholarship, Concert Choir, Phoenix Editor, CUB Secretary, WSPC, WSPC Business Manager, Orienta- tion Committee, Senate, Lutheran Home Ministry Alice Johnson 936 N 5th St. Albemarle, NC Pre- Vet Biology. Stage Band, Wind Ensemble, ACS Kim Dudney. Box 338 Tabor City, NC. Health Physical Education Recreation. Dean’s List, All-Carolina’s Conference Basketball. All State Divi- sion II NCAIAW, All-State Softball 1978, Player of the Year — Carolina’s Conference 1978, MVP Basketball 1977, Pfeiffer’s Outstanding Female Athlete 1977, MVP Basketball and Softball 1978, Pfeiffer’s Out- standing Female Athlete 1978, All-American 1979 Basketball. Steve Du prey. Box 520 Misenheimer, NC. Christian Education Sociology. Counselor, Facilities Commit- tee, Elections Committee, Tutor, Tutorial Program Chairman, Senate, Youth Group Leader. Frances Joy Dyson Rt. 2 Albemarle, NC. Applied Mathematics. Circle K, Club Officer, Intramurals, April Festival Court, Intramural Sports Director, Orienta- tion, Academic Scholarship. Linda Evans. 18 Robeson St. Athens, Tennessee. Social Work Christian Education Phi Delta Sigma, Alpha Delta Kappa, Who’s Who, Rowe RD, Elections Infirmary Committee Chairman, Brame Christian Life Convocation Chairman Wanda Evans. Rt. 2 Box 13 Hendersonville, NC. Law Enforcement Probation Social Work. Senate, House Council, VP-Social Work Club, Sociology Club, Criminology — Social Work Club, Chapel Choir, Tutor, Big Sister Program, Zamba Alpha Epsilon, In- terclub Council, Apnl Festival Committee. 201 Tim Johnson. 370 Griscom Dr Salem, NJ. Business. Intramurals. Connie Jolly. 1514 Knox St. Shelby, NC. Christian Education CEF, UMSM, Dean’s List, Counselor, Symposium. Health and Community Services Com- mittee. Rhoda Johnson Rt. 2 Box 98 Midland, NC. Social Studies. Phi Alpha Theta, Basketball, Black Alliance, History Club. Emily Jones. 4715 Carnage Dr. Charlotte, NC. Law Enforcement Probation and Parole Correction Dean’s List,Cheerleader, Head Cheerleader, House Council, Homecoming Court, Senior Homecoming Representative. Vickie Lewis Rt. 1 Box 30 Candor, NC. Health Physical Education Recreation. Dean’s List, CUB Treasurer and Vice-Chairman, Softball, Intramurals, SNEA Monogram Club Secretary and Treasurer. Derek Parker Logan. 255 Linda Dr. Archdale, NC. Accounting Business Administration. Dean’s List, Symphonic Choir, Concert Choir, Chapel Choir, Counselor, Choir Historian, Senior Class Breakfast Committee — Co-Chairman, Chimes Staff. Roger Hoyle Lowder. 1434 Hilltop St. Albemarle, NC. Law Enforcement Sociology. President — Kappa Kappa Delta, American Criminal Justice Association, Civitan Award — Outstanding Deputy Sheriff — Stanly County 1977, Senior Detective for Stanly County Sheriffs Department In Charge of all investigations for County. iliili! MM Gary Junker. 68 Tribune Ave. Concord, NC. Pfeiffer College Trustee Scholarship, Who’s Who, Order of the Sundial, AMS President, Residence Assistant, Counselor, Cheerleader, CEF, Missions Club, Senate, Parliamentarian — Senate, Fubar, Student Life Com- mittee, Intramurals. Alfred George Kaye. 822 Mathews Ave. Aberdeen, MD Health and Physical Education Mathematics Dean’s List, Counselor, SNEA, Varsity Soccer, All Dis- trict Soccer 1976, Golf Team, President — FCA, Or- der of the Sundial, Monogram Club. Jerry Ashley Kerlee. 513 Rhododendron Ave. Black Mountain, NC. Accounting Business Economics. Dorm President, Dorm Treasurer, Dorm Fire Marshal, Alpha Kappa Psi, Intramurals. Janet Susan Lanning. Richfield, NC. Elementary Education SNEA, Dean’s List, Intramurals. Sylvia Lazenby. Rt. 8 Box 40 Statesville, NC. Health and Physical Education History. Basketball, Softball. Stephen Moore Martin. Box 589 Misenheimer NC. Religion. Ernie McAlister. 1208 E. Hanna Ave. Tampa, FL. Business Administration Christian Education. Resi- dent Director, Resident Assistant, CUB — Chairman, CUB Film Coordinator, Intramurals, Cheerleader. Tina Renee McConnell. Rt 5 Box 466 Mooresville, NC. Music Education. Concert Choir, Symphonic Choir, Handbell Choir, Friends of Music Scholarship, Theodore Presser Foundation Scholarship, AGO, MENC. Debra Poplin McLester. Rt. 4 Albemarle, NC. Educa- tion Dean’s List, Junior Marshal, Phi Delta Sigma, SNEA, Intramurals. David Scott Moss. Box 445 Kings Mountain, NC Pre- Medicine Biology. Freshman Class President, Order of the Sundial, RA — Foote, RD — Foote, CLC — Vespers Committee Chairman, Dean’s List, Wind En- semble, Who’s Who. James Keith Newell, 1033 Miller St. Winston-Salem, NC Religion President — Kappa Chi, CLC, Dean’s List. 202 Cathryn Dean Paden. 107 Balsam Rd. Henderson- ville, NC. Early Childhood Education. SNEA Dean’s List. Henry George Panzer Jr. 603 Melville Ave. Baltimore, MD Physical Education Health Recreation. Dean’s List, Counselor, RA Varsity Basketball, Captain, Cap- tain’s Table, Order of the Sundial, Intramurals, All Carolina’s Conference, Monogram Club, Assistant Softball Coach. James Waverly Rainey. 409 Riverdale Dr. Durham, NC. Religion Music. Order of the Sundial, Dr. William K. Quick Scholarship, Fuller Glass Scholarship, Un- ited Methodist Scholarship, Who’s Who, Dean’s List CLC, Fellowship Singing Team, Symphonic Choir, Concert Choir, Chamber Singers, Chapel, Choir, Judicial Board, Godspell, Counselor, Dorm President, Golf Team. Susan M. Reichle. 2627 Westchester Dr. Fayetteville, NC. Christian Education Social Work. RD, Coun- selor, Phi Delta Sigma, Order of the Sundial, Who’s Who, CLC, Vice-President, Treasurer Publicity Chairman — Academic Council, Intramurals, CEF — Secretary. Irone Lee Richardson. 3201 Imperial Dr. Walkertown, NC. Criminal Justice Sociology Who’s Who, Order of the Sundial, Senate, Wind Ensemble, Stage Band, President — Apha Delta Kappa, President — Kappa Kappa Delta chapter of Lambda Alpha Epsilon, Senator of the Year, Chairman — NCSL. David Efird Ridenhour. Box 51 Richfield, NC. Religion. Dean’s List. Deborah Ann Roach. 830 Sailfish Dr. Atlantic Beach, Fla. Social Work Probation. Counselor, Resident Assistant, Varsity Tennis, Tutor, House Council, In- tramurals, Social Work Club. Steven Harvey Roach. 1712 Park Rd. Apt. 4 Charlotte, NC. Law Enforcement. Wrestling, Soccer Manager, Production Manager — WSPC, History Club, Lambda Apha Epsilon, Order of the Sundial, Counselor, Intramurals, Resident Director — Ervin. Debra Jane Snider Rt. 11 Box 402 Lexington, NC. Biology. AWS House Council, ACS, Cline Dorm President, Phi Delta Sigma, Dean’s List, Intramurals. Rebecca Dane Snider. Rt. 11 Box 402 Lexington, NC. Biology ACS, SGA Senate, Judicial Board, Phi Delta Sigma, Dean’s List, Intramurals. Amy Elizabeth Stallings. Rt. 4 Christie Lane Charlotte, NC. English History. Who’s Who, Order of the Sun- dial, President — AWS, Phi Alpha Theta, Rowe Dorm President, Chairman — Homecoming, Editor — Stu- dent Handbook, Dean’s List. Myra Steele. Rt. 1 Box 342 Cleveland, NC. Inter- mediate Education. Woodwind Ensemble, Circle K. SNEA, Cline Vice-President, Tutor, Dean’s List, Phi Delta Sigma. Debbie Taylor. 4000 Old Hollow Rd. Kemersville, NC. Psychology. Academic Scholarship, J.B Cornelius Scholarship, Dean’s List. John C. Thompson. Rt. 1 Box 379-C Norwood, NC. Intermediate Education. Dean’s List, Intramurals, Day Student Association. Larry Joe Tompkins. Rt. 1 Ennice, NC. Physical Education. Baseball. Kathy Lynn Tucker. Rt. 1 Box 245 Stanfield, NC. Early Childhood Social Studies. Circle K., SNEA, Homecoming Court. Kathryn Sue-Anne Voshell, 2308 Pine Ridge Blvd. Lecanto, Fla. Christian Education. Dean’s List, Pfeiffer Academic Scholarship, Senior Section Editor — Chimes. Lenrae Weaver. 823 Nottington Dr. Charlotte, NC. Business Administration Mathematics. Dean’s List, Intramurals, House Council. Patsy Jo White. 711 Mountain Rd. Asheboro, NC. Music Education. Dean’s List, Tennis Scholarship, Tennis Team, AWS Secretary, Residence Director. Timothy W. White. 3935 Old Hollow Rd. Kemersville, NC. Health, Physical Education Recreation. Baseball, FCA, Assistant Basketball Coach — Women’s Varsity Basketball. Glenda Wilson. Rt. 5 Box 265 Salisbury, NC. Inter- mediate Education. Cheerleader, Concert Choir, Symphonic Choir, Wind Ensemble, House Council, Dean’s List Banquet Chairman, Dean’s List, In- tramurals. Sandra Darlene Wood. Rt. 2 Box 75 Dobson, NC. Psychology Sociology. Symphonic Choir, Concert Choir, President — BBP. The Chimes, Please print this note for those who follow us, the graduates, that we may share with them some of the truths and values gained here at Pfeiffer College on our path to purpose and happiness. Yes, I do remember some facts from this course and that one and I do remember that I liked philosophy better than math (even though I still think 2 + 2=4). However, that which 1 recall is not necessarily taught in the text books or tested at the end of the semester. Rather, I’ve something unseen which has been touched, caressed, hurt, ignored, lost and gained several times. It is the reality of joy, tears, love, friends, knowledge of knowledge, smiles, coping with the down- ers of life and finding there’s an up sooner or later, endurance, trust, faith, frustration and accomplishment, new adventure and opportunity, a little patience and just re- cently a little direction. But there’s just one more. If you as followers can find the time to say “I’ve gained some of this’’ then your college experience has been worth the money and time. Don McClain once told me “take time to grow’’. I believe that! Dream and some will come true. And if you’ve experienced some of the above, then you’ve grown and are well on your way to new adventure and your dreams. Seek to be used rather than to be saved! A Friend Follower, Waverly Rainey Rosalind Robertson. Box CC Misenheimer, NC. Pre- Med, Biology Art. Phi Delta Sigma, Dean’s List, ACS, Tutor. Perry Walker Russell. Jacksonville, Fla. Biology. Treasurer — Pfeiffer College Weightlifting Club, Vice- President — ACS. Mercedes Garcia Salter. Rt. 7 Box 635 B Charlotte, NC. Health Physical Education Recreation. Varsity Swim Team Captain, Senate, Counselor. David Schoepske. 16 Fairmount Dr. Glassboro, NJ. Law Enforcement Probations. CUB, Junior Enter- tainment Coordinator, Ervin Dorm President, Wres- tling. Amy Shaver. Rt. 1 Box 375-A Richfield, NC. Early Childhood. SNEA, Phi Delta Sigma, Scholastic Honor Society. Judy Ann Sherrill. 2001 Wensley Dr. Charlotte, NC. History Business. Dean’s List, Dean’s List Banquet Committee, History Club, Phi Alpha Theta. Robin “Bird” Simpson. 212 Winburn St. Monroe, NC. Business Administration Recreation. Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Varsity Women’s Basketball, Var- sity Women’s Softball, Varsity Club. 203 ...... :------------------------------------- COlOH, fosmm ssufai SEP� !� For me this past year has been very rewarding and interesting. A college yearbook is a major source of memories for many years. While working on this book I tried to keep that in mind. Though it is impossible to please all of the students all of the time 1 think this book comes pretty close. I must admit that wasn’t easy. Too many people were willing to tell us what they didn’t want and too few were willing to tell us what they did want. Still there were many good times. Those times and the people I shared them with will always be a part of my memories. I would like to say ‘thank-you’ to the people who worked on the book and those who supported them. A special thanks goes to Cat. If it wasn’t for her I wouldn’t be writing this. Another special thanks goes to the head photographer Leslie. She gave up a lot of sleep for the pictures in this book. Dee, Paul and Sharon also get large thank-you’s, not only for their staff work, but also for their friendship. Of course an extra big thank-you very much goes to Griff for his love and support and the last minute faculty pictures he took. 206 I owe so much to so many I hardly know where to begin. I guess I’ll start with my teacher. In 1976 I was taken as a protege by Don Sherrow. Without my complete knowledge, he was training me for a future job as editor of the yearbook. I don’t think I minded, for I learned eagerly the tricks of the trade. Everything I know about the technology of putting a yearbook together, I learned from Don. I made a lot of mistakes in the beginning, but I learned a lot. One of the reasons I kept on going was the Rec Rats. They were my elders my freshman year. Steve Boles, Steve Morgan, Jane Balfrey, Danny Ross, Emily Self... the list goes on. They seemed to have faith in me. Whether they did or not, I felt that they did. That’s the most important part. I owe them a lot. The Family has always given me private strength. I guess Pete Kouba is behind most of that. He taught me the meaning of the word honesty. Without him I don’t think I would have turned out to be a very nice person. Of course that’s always a matter of opinion. Each member of the family has touched my life in some way. I love them all. As for this year’s staff, as always there were bad times and good times. 1 had some private conflicts this year and I think I can say that I learned from them. The yearbook took its toll from all of my problems. I hope it doesn’t show too badly. As my Associate Editor, Lucy Ulissi was very sup- portive. I know the book could not have been finished without her support. She stood by me dur- ing some pretty rough times. I know at times it was very hard for her not to take sides in some conflicts but she really is a pretty neat person. Doug Terry was my assistant Editor. I guess things could have turned out a lot better if we had both kept an open mind. But life being what it is, there were some conflicts. I want to thank Doug for the time he put into the book. Without Leslie Harris much of the book would contain blank pages. She really put a lot of time into the book. Richard Lodge, Jamie Romansky and Fenton Childers had a lot of work put in the book. Their talent should take them a long way. The people who really wanted to work (Sharon, Paul, Dee, Kathy, you know who you are) are the ones who deserve the real thanks. They put down everything at any time to help with last minute work. They didn’t just do their work, they did other peo- ple’s work too. That’s dedication. To everyone I’d like to say thanks for putting up with us. Mrs. Newman, Mickie Baxter, Mrs. Holshouser, Dean Boone, and most of all (you were wondering where your name was) Dean Jones ... Thank-you all for your vast understanding of a panicky editor. I love you all. Oh and by the way, if anyone dares to call this “the duck book” ... 207 “Remember Genny, Anonymous Was A Woman.” If we must part Should someone ask Who's touched your heart Perhaps you’ll answer ... me.