Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1980 volume:

WWW . 4 I I II I 'I 6 7 ORIENTATION 1979 Dean Allen and the 1979 Orientation Committee The girls dorms? First you cross the railroad tracks ... Freshmen meet Faculty at the picnic. President and Mrs. West decide to join in. Everybody gets to know each other at the dance. 10 J As I prepare to graduate from Pfeiffer College, 1 am reminded of the many events and happenings that 1 experienced. Pfeiffer College has had a profound impact on me and my outlook on life. As 1 leave, I can say that I take with me fond memories of a place and its people whom I so richly love. College can teach and provide one with so many activities ranging from how to detect a subject — verb agreement error to how to solve a difficult algebraic equation. However, the most important aspect Pfeiffer has provided me is contact with people, simply human communication. Through dealing with and living so close to other people, I am beginning to learn how to be patient, how to be more tolerant of the viewpoints of other people, and how to be more loving and caring. Not only do Pfeiffer students, faculty, etc. pull together in a time of crisis, they seem always to stay together. Furthermore, by serving as President of the Student Government Association, I have seen people work diligently together. My four years at Pfeiffer constantly remind me of a motto I try to live by: “Every man is my superior in that I may learn from him.” That give and take of ideas, knowledge, and experience is so important in college life and Pfeiffer is no different. I truly believe that one learns by doing and listening. This thought I will carry with me for as long as I live. — Everette L. Webb eth Barton Secretary SGA and Everett Webb President SGA 13 Holidays ... away from home isn’t easy for students out of state or those only a few minutes from home. Pfeiffer has it’s own unique way of battling against holiday homesickness though. With Halloween contests and Williamsburg Christmas each person joins in the work. With our two magic ingredients, love and togetherness, the work often becomes fun and if you’re not careful the holiday spirit and a smile will sneak up on you. Our distinguished hostess Guess who’s coming to dinner?” Epicure sponsors jack o’ lantern contest. 14 this is really starting to look good' lot to go up how much higher?!” “Who knew this much work could be this much fun! We even have our own reindeer. Peace ... and to all a goodnight. 15 Phi Delta Sigma first row: Laurie Sanders, Susan Cope, Christopher Jackson second row: Mary West, Jean Gamer, Cathy Thomas, Carmon Call, Marsha Gaddy, Debora Ellis, Patti Eller third row: Madeline Allen, Juilia Foster, J. Horace Maness, Jethro Manly, Georgia Haswell, John Haesloop, Clyde Robertson Jr., Harold Stephenson, Toby Poplin, Cathy Rufty, William Cotton absent: Rebecca Blanton, Phillip Greene, Debra Duffield, Irl Bivins, Richard Brewer, J. Griffen Campbell, Joseph Echols, Vallin Estes, Jr., Anne Funderburk, Kenneth Holshouser, Milicent Huneycutt, John McColister Jr., Nancy McLaurin, Heather Ross Miller, Bernard Russell, George Schreyer, Elizabeth Shaffer, Cameron West Order of the Sundial Everette Webb Angie Vanderbury Glynn Lookabill Mike Horai S.GA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL front row: Beth Barton, Secretary; David Maness, Vice-President; Everette Webb, President; Sonia Miller, Treasurer, second row: Aubrey Junker, AMS President; Yvette McDaniel, Inter Club Coordinator; Doug Moody, Executive Coor- dinator; Cathy Barbee, AWS President; Chris Jackson CLC President. 19 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Laurie Saunders Secretary Cam Winfield Vice President Glynn Lookabill President Cathy Thomas Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joey Barnes — President Lynn Adams — Vice President Doug Paysour — Treasurer Dianne Phillips — Secretary Sophomore Class Officers front row: Debbie Rudisill — Treasurer, Susan Birmingham — President second row: Cindy Shoemate — Secretary, Judy Trevethan — Vice-President Freshmen Class Officers Dnt row: Maria Fiordlino — Vice-President, Kim acey — Treasurer cond row: Lynn Conner — President, Julie Wright Secretary 21 Association Of Women Students front row: Karen Hyder, Secretary; Dean M. Allen, Adv.; Cathy Barbee, President; Nash Lowder, Rowe President; Gisele Price, Treasurer. back row: Carmen Call, President; Leslie Diller, Cline President absent Joyce Jarrett, Washington President Association Of Men Students left-right: Tim Herrin — Plyler, David Godown — Treasurer, Bart Milleson — Vice-President, Aubrey Junker — President, Doug Paysour — Secretary, Griff Campbell — Ervin, Leonard Fairly — Foote, Jim Brown — Vaughn, absent Dean Jerry Boone, Adv. 22 iNEA udy Keener kie Faulkner athy Barbee lynn Lookabill ithy Davenport •-Amber Huskins itty Almond awn Perkins ckie Bowden Liane Langford mice Hincher HEALTH AND COMMUNITY SERVICES ont row: Tony Thompson, Maureen Hazelworth, Jo-Amber Huskins ;cond row: David Godown, Glynn Lookabill, Cam Winfield, Aubrey Junker, Annette Helms ack row: Clara Moore, Dawn Glenn, Co-Chairmen; Barry Roberson asent: Allen Coley, Mark Jerrett, Dale Wood, Mike Cherix, Jane Lloyd, Kit Jenkins, Pokie Faulkner, am Earnhardt, Sue Leftridge, Gena Poovey 23 Christian Education Fellowship front row: Donna Linn, Kathy Wiley, Beth Bennett, Moggie Howard second row: Rene Cline, Laurie Sanders, Chris Jackson , back row: Patti Troxler, Deena Hester, Cindy Shumate, Dana McKim, Miss Susan Carmicheal, Adv. Kappa Chi President - Dana McKim, Vice President - Alan Collier, Secretary Treasurer - David Rorie, Lynn Conner, Bob Stroud, Clive Bell, Leonard Fairly, Cesiah Garcia. 24 mm Christian Life Council resident — Chris Jacjson, Mary West, Kathy Chodorowski, Lynn Conner, Dana McKim, Sherry Duchee, Harry Andrews, Ellen Stevenson United Methodist Student Movement front: Alan Collier, Helen Davidson, Prudence Kennedy, Patricia Efrid, Nick Reele back: Dr. J. Foster, Bart Milleson, Leonard Fairly, Doug Paysour, Dana McKim, Charles Curtis 25 College Union Board front row: Cheryl Glick, Secretary; Clara Moore, Vice-Chairman, Paige Albertson, Steve Manley second row: Sonia Miller, Alan Gibson, Eric Driesler, David Lefko third row: David Maness, Chairman; Dale Wood, Eileen Dowd, Beth Bennett, Jane Satterhwaite, Billy Moore, Joey Barnes, Dean Allen, Adv. back row: David Dunwody, Ted Hagan, Treasurer; Dr. Donald Jackman, Adv.; Chuck Dionne, Mr. Mike Stowe, Adv. 26 Mike Cross James Durst le Hobbit Tim Settini — Mime Symphonic Choir 28 Concert Choir 29 I Aldersgale Choir 30 Handbell Choir American Guild of Organists 31 Stage Band 32 « � w inWAj pi 11 L s S Smwwvcvw ■ww-w: wxwio WAV'! S4f®3 a so kvvao « • wwo: as c a' ; ws.xats ■ kiiWOiSOOCi N. W- W Mil W “n w wu jtisn “ ■jKSRSMV ! ■■ -v- g5fiK3v I Ml (ji)R (WWW yo v.w ■ v.v ' M WWW ON V w v vVS ■ Vi vWAV VO IV, W MO W • ? V� .WWW VSJ MW.' vv w ■ • , WV fW WWW .W VWWV AN V S. 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Ron Jones, Dr. Barty, Mr. Durrett 33 Student Trainers Alan Cooley, Glynn Lookabill, Paul Gelinas Monogram Club back row: Glynn Lookabill, Paul Gelinas, David Maness, Susan Cope, Joey Barnes middle row: Nancy Scoggins, Alyson Kirk, Gail Ritzert, Melanie Moser front row: Cathy Copus, Laura Kammerer, Anna Karriker, Beth Ewing American Chemical Society PERIODIC O K back: Nancy Parker, Secretary — Max Kimel, Treasurer — Steve Manly, Eric Winchester, Advisor — Dr. J. M. Riemann, Kathy Chordorowski, Advisor: — Dr. J. T. Echols middle: President — Bonner Thomason, Vice-President — Mary West, Lucy Ulissi, Joe Armstrong, Ad- visor — Dr. D. C. Jackman, Randy Shaver, front: Lee Brown, Pam Cassidy, Patti Eller, Debbie Ellis, not pictured: Mark Brown and Kevan Gaetano Social Work Club 35 Circle K back: Janice Mack, Krista Burvage, Gloria Pierce, Nancy Parker, Christina Crotts front: Vice-President — Tracey Bedwell, President — Debbie Heimiller, Secretary — Janet Sale. not pictured: Tony Parkinson, Dana Rader, Laurie Nimmons, Roslyn Branham, Janet Poindexter. Senate ii back: Cheryl Glick, Soyna Brown Miller, Bryan Starrette, Craig Lowry, Lynn Adams, Jane Lloyd front: Jeff Hutto, Marilyn Overton, Paige Albertson, Rick Lambert Pfeiffer News V v- ’ X ■ j Editor — Barbara Kirby, Business Manager — A1 Searles, Sports Editor — Doug Paysour, Sports Writers Jim Begg, Ralph Carney, Managing Editor — Joe Hickman, Cartoonist — Tim Parker, Photographer — Jon Miller, Advisor — Heather Ross Miller, Staff — Darry Glick, Christina Morgan, John Barry, Cheryl Jones, Bill Gardener, Bobby Earnhardt. WSPC back: Bonner Thomason, Ted Hagan, Terry Zitzelberger, Advisor — Richard Lafferty, Marty Evans, front: Calvin Sinclair, Cesiah Garcia 38 Our President 40 Cameron P. West, Ed. D adeline M. Allen, Assoc. Dean of Student Affairs Jerry M. Boone, Dean of Student Affairs )hn G. Haesloop, Dean of the College 1. Thomas Kimball, Business Manager Theresa Newman, Secretary of Student Affairs 41 Richard K. Gardner — Director of Financial Services Kathleen Beam - Administrative Assis, of Development 42 Janette H. Barnes - Director of Word Processing Center . - - - v' ' ! :• «.,-■ V a . vS v i i-fV. S ; ; t barren Knapp — Director of Development ail Misenheimer - Secretary to the President Becky Tanner Director of Alumni Affairs Assoc. Director of Development Richard Lafferty - Director of Public Relations Pfeiffer Library — Norman Wilson — Director, Anna Broeils, Doris Crowl, Gail Echols, Julia Foster, Zella Morris, Alice Plyler, Ophelia Ridenhour, Madge White 44 Infirmary — Jane York, Bebee Leitch, Lorraine Byrd, Katie McCollister Book Store — Gladys Wagoner and Vickie Miller Nancy L Henderson — Programs Coordinator of the Pfeiffer College Charlotte Center 45 Beverly Hayes 48 Leslie Diller ick Snuggs Doug Phillips y Webb Forrest Brown and Patti Eller 49 51 :y Webb Debbie Heimiler ke Winfree Cam Winfield ff Barker Debbie Lindquist and Joan Lynch 53 Ray Furr Kmurvw' V; V' r' v ■ Bob Earnhardt ! $0il Casey Greene and Joey Panichello Dana Rader Beth Barton nny Craig I Jeff Hutto ierry Foushee Dave Dunwody 55 Connie Ford Sharon Bard 56 Tommy Manning William Harris 57 rla Owen Carla Doran and Shirley Harris izrt Byron Sherman Leigh Weddington n Tucker 59 Debbie Blake Kim Bryant Jane Satterthwaite Gary Mitchell David Godoivn. Barry Roberson and Glynn Lookabill _J 60 Jones 'uthbertson Phyllis Rankin Leslie Harris Conni Vigna Paul Parker Bess Thornburg and Joyce Jarrett Eddie Bonner 62 Aubrey Junker SpP! iy Davenport inie Sheehan Tommy Lui 63 hi E Diane Anderson and Anne Fitzpatrick ra Kammerer Mary Jane Welch and Kathy Edmunds 65 Tim Fheagin Pokey Faulkner 66 Nsa O.E. Nsa x- Randy Ashley ren Tresh Chip Gore nk Hughes Roy Coley 67 Penny Morris and Ellen Tolman 68 les Henderson Tim Myers and Patti Haunton 69 y Bass, Roger Armstrong, Bobby Shutt and Billy Morre 71 rt Milleson Tony Drayton Tom Lowe Everette Webb i I r Sharon Macey 72 bby Barnes y Fisher David Streater Debbie Duffield y Jeff Pegram th Howe Sid Huggins n Ashley, Eric Dessier and David Lefko 1 in Garner and Jackie Hollis John Newman 75 Holly Rankin Kevan Gaetano Lee Brown Mark Futrell Bill Gardner 76 MB yj-.-v.: S • 'MOKING Mrs. Janet Pickier, Asst. Prof, of English |b?!SM 5!55! °r Jo ePh o,s.Prof °fCh Histri, °r. Ho face Haness Prof °f Religi Mrs VWs !i S . WV Dr V ancv McLa °afsv Cott or . As, °CPr“,« « Jean Mobley, Prof, of Education and Mathematics Norman Singletary, Prof, of Bus. Ad. and Economics Dr. J. Micheal Rieman, Assoc. Prof, of Chemistry Mr. Donald Jackman, Assoc. Prof, of Chemistry Dr. Donald Grant, Assoc. Prof, of Music Dr. James Poolos, Assoc. Prof, of Music, Dir. of Ins. Music. Dr. Peter Barty, Assoc. Prof, of History Ms. Cathleen Rufty, Assoc. Prof, of Accounting AWmlimsk. 1 r M A | i l tti«i Heather Ross Miller, Asst. Prof, of English Mr. Nicholas Lefko, Prof. Emeritus of Health and P.E. Mr. E. Pickier, Assoc. Prof, of Economics Dr. James Pierce, Asst. Prof, of Sociology Melicent Huneycutt, Prof, of English 81 Dr. Richard H. Brewer — Director of Choral Music Dr. Harold P. Stevenson — Prof, of Physics Mr. Eugene 1. Earnhardt — Assoc. Prof, of History Melva M. Burke - Inst. In Elementary Ed. Anne J. Funderburk — Assis. Prof, of Social Work and Mr. Michael L Stowe — Inst, in Social Work and Criminal Justice John W. Lisk - Assis. Prof, of Health, P.E., and Recreation Heather Ross Miller — Assis. Prof, of English 83 TENNIS SHOES ONLY LIGHTS OUlJWI MATCH Marvin W. Burke - Assoc. Prof, of Music Jack Ingram - Inst, in Health. P.E. and Recreation Dr. John G. Haesloop — Prof, of Botany t. John C. McColHster, Jr. — Prof, of Sociology William Faggert — Campus Minister and Assoc. Prof, of Sociology 86 Dr. Steve C. Dial — Prof, of Biology Dr. Clyde H. Robertson — Prof, of Biology - 4; JjjpF� � ' iiiiill ■ ■MaM.ll.l f if . I' t vv «!■ Darrell B. Saunders - Prof, of Health, P.E. and Recreation Toby L Poplin — Assis. Prof, of Economics 87 Mr. Lawrence J. Durrett — Assoc. Prof, of History Dr. Wade T. Macey — Prof, of Mathematics Edward E. Home — Prof, of Psychology Dr. Phillip A. PharT — Prof, of Religion Dr. J. Griffin Campbell — Prof, of English Delmas Petrea — Assoc. Prof, of Mathematics Irl Bivens — Inst, of Mathematics 06-C Harold J. Williford — Assoc. Prof, of Education Mr. James M. Haymaker — Prof, of Art 91 Susan Charmical — Assoc. Prof, of Christian Ed. Dr. George Schreyer — Prof. Emeritus of Christian Ed. Elizabeth A. Shaffer — Assoc. Prof, of French Fred T. Hollis — Prof, of Education Phyllis W. Gore — Prof, of Education Mrs. Mary Russel Assis. Prof, of Accounting J 94 Class of 1981 Lynn Adams Harry Andrews Alice Barbee Juanita Baldwin Tracey Bedwell Guyda Blackburn Kay Bolton Vicki Bowden Mark Brown Randall Buie Robin Carson Julia Cashion Pam Cassady Anne Cooper William Cripps David Dellinger Michael DiGiamberardino Betty Eastwood DeVera Edwards Beth Ewing Lynn Farland Peter Flagg Cesiah Garcia Tony George Sabrina Goodman Dawn Glenn Charles Harrington Dawn Harwood Yvonne Hoover Kathy Howard 96 Jennifer Johnson Anna Karriker Laura King Pam Lewis Larry Little Teresa Lochowski Chuck Lomax Marvie Lovette Nash Loader Nancy MacDade Gertrude Mabry Scott Melton Margaret Merrill Douglas Moody Wendy Morris Melanie Moser Robert Orman Phil Passanante Dawn Perkins Dianne Phillips Sharon Pickett Gena Poovey Nicholas Reele Ellen Remy George Russell Nancy Scoggins Randy Shaver Brian Sinks Karen Smith Ellen Stephenson 97 Class of 1982 Joseph Armstrong Sandy Booth Kenny Campbell Kathy Clark Janet Cooper Donna Creech Cherie Damron Denise DeMartin Nedra Dula Beth Ensley Rebecca George Maria Gonzales Jeffrey Gore Debra Hutley Chris Holshouser Jonathan Hunter Jo Amber Huskins Kit Jenkins Eddie Kammerer Prudence Kennedy Alyson Kirk Jane Krause Steve Manly Bill McRee Clara Moore Franna Nance Amateau Partee Rebecca Peck Jill Ellen Pritchard Gail Rizert 98 Debbie Rudisill Janet Sale Robin Seaford Stephanie Sherrill Cindy Shunate Denise Stornes Dwighty Brom Tammara Brown Wayne Canady Carol Camthers Danny Coe Robin Connelly Renee Conrad Richard Cooke Charles Curtis Thad Davis Billy Dick Robert Dunnigan Craig Estep Pam Felker Mark Ferebee Maria Fiordilino Edward Fraczowski Maria Frisch 99 Ricky Griffin Susan Haigler Myra Hardin Annette Helms Anne Henderson Kathy Hildreth Dennis Honeycutt Barbara Hoover Chris Howard Ben Hoyle Cindy Long Craig Lowry Kim Macey Christy McMurry Craig Melton Phillip Melton Elaine Neary Mark O’Keefe Laura Pendleton Jeanine Pesaturo Patty Piller Colon Saunders Sarah Sexton Tammy Sides Deborah Sigmon Tamara Smith Paula Sullivan Joy Whitley Christine Wilson Julie Wright 100 102 ,r 106 107 FOOTE F 108 0 � 109 MERNER 110 1 111 PLYLER 112 (RouvTCaM PFEIFFER, i PFEIFFER !pf mmL 113 ■ i'i r.v. . ..'......' ;§3? 9w4 114 115 VAUGHN 116 V • � - -� «� «' • c- wniiu qi WASHINGTON 117 118 If mmm mam mBmM ippj immmMMMM I.' 0-ii -v� :.' • ■■£ ■ A... I ...I «IU-I.M k� WXW0w 119 DAY STUDENTS Cline Ray Baldwin Alice Barbee Beth Barton Vickie Bowden Adonna Bunton Lisa Carriker Kathy Clark Ginny Craig Becky Dabbs Cherie Damron Leslie Diller Mary Dowd Debbie Duffield Karol Lynn Eckel DeVera Edwards Kim Fey Joy Fisher Sherry Foushee Sabrina Goodman Beverly Flayes Belinda Hiatt Cathy Hutchins Deborah Ingle Kit Jenkins Jennifer Johnson Cheryl Jones Cathy King Laura King Donna Linn Nancy Macdade Anna Manning Yvette McDaniel Diane Miller Melanie Moser Jill Pritchard Holley Rankin Ellen Remy Vivian Rodriquez Laurie Sanders Celeste Shoe Pam Terry Kathy Tilton Judy Trevethan Carol Winslow Ervin Harry Andrews Tom Anthony Joe Appleman Roger Armstrong Stan Ashley Jeff Barker Robert Barnes Billy Bass Thomas Beall Danny Bennett Kurt Bergland Don Berti Mike Biglin Marcus Brooks Ervin Jason Burrill Tom Cameron Douglass Campbell Griffin Campbell Jamie Cayado Carl Church Robert Church Alan Coley Brian Cox Cary Crockett Louis Crosby Doug Crowder William Crowe Robert Cuthbertson Mike Delinger David Dellinger Michael Dissek Troy Drayton Dave Dun woody Bob Earnhardt John Eaton Clayton Edwards Bill Elliot Alan Eudy Marty Evans Chuck Feezor Peter Flagg Doug Forth Michael Frisch Kevin Gaetano Pat Garrahan Paul Gelinas Alan Gibson Rick Glackin Chip Gore Mike Gourley Ted Hagan Dwight Hall Charles Harrington James Henderson Curt Hinson Dale Houston Julius Johnson Ed Kammerer Kenneth Konschack Steve Koon Chip Lambert Joe Liles Tommy Liu Charles Lomax Marty Lowder Dan Lytuynec Alonzo McBride Billy Moore Steve Myers Robert Orman Joseph Panichello Timothy Parker Marty Partee Doug Paysour Jeffrey PegTam Brent Plyler Frank Poolos Ervin Rogers Reynolds Joseph Rhile Grover Rivens Ralph Rotando Mike Settle Craig Seybold Michael Sherwood Joseph Shutt Chuck Smith Ellis Smith Jeff Teal Bonner Thomason Fred Tindall Michael Wilkinson David Williams Brad Wilson John Wittig Dale Wood Foote Louis Alberse Rick Barab Phil Barber Joey Barnes Kelly Billings Shane Bolton Corey Breslin James Brosnan Greg Buoni Kenny Campbell Wayne Canady Thomas Carlin Ralph Carney Tony Causby Mike Cherrix Kevin Clay Daniel Coe Brian Coffey Alan Collier Earl Cook Fred Corpas Charles Curtis Scott Dauenheimer Thad Davis Steve Dial Anthony Driver Robert Dunnigan Leonard Fairly Mark Ferebee Edward Fraczkowski Mark Francis Brent Gibbs Dennis Gouge Richard Hammer Eddy Hernandez Dennis Honeycutt Mike Howell Benjamin Hoyle Marion Johnson Steve Karlberg Foote Jim Keith Jim Knapp Joseph Kyzer Scott Little Craig Lowry David Manness Keith McWhorter Craig Melton Phillip Melton Bart Milleson Mark Miner Chris Murphy Patrick Murphy Tim Owens Gregory Phieffer Jim Pittman Steven Randleman David Reid Robby Reitzel Colon Saunders Nick Seagle Dennis Smith Ronald Stanley Bryan Starrette Doug Stiers Rick Strozyk William Talbert Mark Terrell Tony Thompson Shawn Tolan Greg Tomberlin Eric Tsitouris David Willard Elliott Williams Mike Williams Wesley Witmer Merner Lynn Adams Diane Anderson Nancy Auman Cathy Barbee Ellen Becker Tracey Bedwell Guyda Blackburn Karen Bland Rosalyn Braham Shari Bullard Barbara Burlesom Krista Bunrage Carmon Call Robin Carson Julia Cashion Pam Cassady Donna Creech Christina Crotts Monica Curreri Kathy Daveport Patti Deal Carla Doran Betty Eastwood Beth Ensley Beth Ewing Lynn Farland Pokie Faulkner Paula Feimster Liz Fincher Anne Fitzpatrick Debbie Freeh Marilyn Freeman Teresa Gaither Cesiah Garcia Dawn Glenn Cheryl Glick Shirley Harris Dawn Harwood Patti Haunton Maureen Hazelworth Debbie Heimiller Janice Hincher Yvonne Hoover Kim Johnson Linda Karecky Trudy Keener Barbara Kirby Druanne Langford Susan Leftridge Debbie Lindquist Teresa Lochowski Marvie Lovette Joanie Lynch Elizabeth Mabry Sharon Macey Janice Mack Marilyn Mason Margaret Merrill Lou Mocha Christine Morgan Penny Morris Wendy Morris Stephanie McKnight Tammy Nance Nancy Parker Becky Peck Sharon Pickett Gloria Pierce Dana Radar Phyllis Rankin Holly Rawlins Jamie Romanski Kandee Ryan Janet Sale Jennifer Sasser Diane Saunders Jane Satterthwaite Joanie Sheehan Robin Smelter Karen Smith Laurie Smith Ellen Stephenson Natalie Stoker Pam Thies Cathy Thomas Cheryl Thompson Ellen Tolman Laura Tomlinson Pam Tucker Angie Vanderburg Kim Volloch Leigh Weddington Mary West Mary Jane Welch Kathy Wiley Cam Winfield Lynn Yarborough Plyler Mario Alcaide Robert Andrews John Barry Jim Begg Clive Bell Ken Bess Anthony Bowman Kirk Brandt Dave Brocksmith Richard Budd Mario Carbia Larry Cartner Sekar Chettiar David Collins Miguel Crews Paul DeFerrari Joe Domagula Mike Downs Ken Ellenburg David Elzey William Estep Dan Fralisk Mark Futrell Darryl Glick Richard Griffin Keith Hamilton Wayne Hardy Tim Herrin Steve Hickey Karl Horn Patrick Jaap Bobby Kimbrough Matt Knight Geoff Langston Randall Lewallen Mitch Lewey Joe Lorenz Donald Lyons Mike MacWilliams Jay Major Doug Marine Tom McClendon Dana McKim Benjamin McLendon Bob Morgan Melvin Morrison Bob Myers John O’Donnell Mark O’Keefe Phil Passanante PLYLER Jerry Patterson Randy Petrea Mike Poolos Pat Quigley Bart Reece Ron Reed Mark Richardson David Rorie Walter Russell Kenneth Scurry Dan Sellers Kitchell Snow Phil Teague Santiago Vaca Darrell Walker Jeff Webb Robert Wilson Eric Winchester Ben Wright Thomas Zapotosky ROWE Becky Aldridge Mary Allen Sara Andrews Susan Birmingham Lori Blinderman Susan Bolton Robin Boone Janet Britt Carla Brown Dwighty Brown Jill Brown Susie Brown Tammy Brown Susan Burnett Carol Carethers Cindy Ciriack Joanna Cline Robin Connelly Lynn Conner Sharon Conover Renee Conrad Beverly Davis Toni Davis Hellen Davison Janet Dixon Carol Durkin Nedra Dula Patricia Efrid Diane Ely Gwendolyn Evans Lisa Everhart Debbie Evers Janice Faircloth Frances Faltz Pam Felker Cynthia Ferguson Maria Fiordilino Patricia Forney Beverly Friday Mary Frisch ROWE Maria Gonzalas Lisa Greene Michele Haigler Myra Hardin Karen Helms Anne Henderson Deena Hester Teresa Honbarger Kathy Honecker Barbara Hoover Christine Howard Jo Amber Huskins Karen Hyder Velvenia Jackson Tammy Jenson Linda Jones Juette Keel Rosmarie Klein Jane Kratochvil Jane Krause Melsia Lanning Terri Lawrence Cheryl Lazowski Lynn Leach Pam Lewis Shannon Linker Cindy Long Nash Lowder Dawn MacDonald Kim Macey Sue Martino Kitty McCaffrey Christy McMurry Karen Meeks Rachel Miller Denise Mills Clara Moore Fran Nance Elaine Neary Amy Newton Laurie Nimmons Annelise Owen Marsha Owens Laura Patton Laura Pendleton Jeane Pesaturo Dianne Phillips Patty Piller Laura Poe Gena Poovy Gisele Price Alicia Randolph Debbie Rudisill Terri Russell Gay Sain Sarah Sexton Stephinie Sherrill Cindy Shumate Tammy Sides Debbie Sigmon Susan Sloan Michelle Smith Tammy Smith Paula Sullivan Susan Teague ROWE Lynne Terry Patti Troxler Debra Vespasiano Nancy Walters Deborah Watts Joy Whitley Brenda Wood Julie Wright Connie Young VAUGHN Benny Abernathy Danny Alexander Joe Armstrong Randy Ashley Eddie Bonner Bill Borden Jim Brown Forrest Brown Kim Bryant Tim Byerly Mark Byrd A1 Carlin Don Corpening Mike Dibiamberardino Chuck Dionne Eric Driesler Tommy Eamhart Jeff Elliot Horace Fauntleroy Richard Feredee Ricky Fite Bill Gardener Tony George Dave Godown Jeff Gore Dwayne Grant Casey Greene Dewey Greer William Guild Clarke Harbold Michael Harrison Ricardo Hernandez Joseph Hickman Glenn Holton Mike Horai Richard Hough James Howe Sid Huggins Jonathan Hunter Jeff Hutto Edward Janice Eric Johnson Ronald Jones Aubrey Junker Bobby Kelly Max Kimel Gus Knapp Tendai Kodzai William Kodzai Johnny Laney VAUGHN VAUGHN WASHINGTON Larry Little Glynn Lookabill Mike West Tom Lowe Steve Whitley Tommy Manning Jerry Wohner Denis Jack Jack McArdle Scott Zeiss Joyce Jarrett Joe McLester Terry Zitzelburger Catherine Jones Gerald McPhail Laura Kammerer Bill McRee Anna Karriker Scott Melton WASHINGTON Prudence Kenndy Jon Miller Pat Khorsand Gary Mitchell Livia Adams AJyson Kirk Doug Moody Paige Albertson Jane Lloyd Tom Myers Avis Anderson Joyce McClain Vincent Parkinson Linda Atkins Melissa Miller Karl Peters Tanya Atkinson Maureen Mooradian Doug Phillips Debbie Blake Carla Owen Nicky Reele Susan Bolick Cindy Pelura Stan Registar Sandy Booth Dawn Perkins Barry Roberson Lynne Chapman Crystal Petrea Bill Robins Kathy Chowdarowski Janet Poindexter Jeff Rowland Janet Cooper Gail Ritzert Frank Russell Susan Cope Nancy Scoggins George Russell Cathy Copus Susan Shoe AJ Searies Dee DeMartin Malia Smith Randy Shaver DeeDe Dunn Daryl Strickland Mark Sheffler Kathy Edmunds Wendy Strickland Byron Sherman Patti Eller Joan Sturgill Brian Sinks Debbie Ellis Sandra Suddeth David Streater Connie Ford Cheryl Swanfeldt Barry Templeton Marsha Gaddy Karen Tesh Mark Tendler Becky George Bess Thornburg Larry Turner Charlotte Hale Lucy Ulissi Everette Webb Debbie Hamilton Connis Vigna Rodney Webb Julia Hart Jean Whitehouse James Weddington Margarette Howard Sue Whitt James Weekley Jae Inuzuka Jill Wood STOKES Chris Jackson and Mark Brown 123 From the Desk of Dr. Nancy McLaurin One winter afternoon in 1957 I grabbed the jangling telephone and heard the voice of a friend and former colleague. Dr. Hoyt E Bowen: “Would you like to teach up here?” My mind clinging fiercely to the phrase my typewriter was spewing forth onto the page of my dissertation, I muttered “Yes.” Click-click. Both phones went dead. Pushing the conversation to the back of my mind and then out completely, I sank slowly into the morass of Ph.D. prose composition. Severed months later, as I was typing the last chapter of that magnum opus, exhausted but triumphant, Mr. J. Griffin Campbell, former member of our graduate student triumvirate suffering the ordeal of Ph.D.-itis (but for the last year a Scholar Gypsy strayed to teach at Pfeiffer College), stepped gingerly through the door on which was Scotch-taped a hand-printed sign: “Hell Hole Swamp —Dead End!” in the English building at U. S. C. and laid some books on the comer of the desk nearest the door. “Here are the books you are to teach.” “Teach!” “Yes. See you in Misenheimer Monday morning for faculty workshop.” And out he went, leaving shock waves of dumb panic shrieking protests until they crashed. Misenheimer. But where in the name of geographical consternation was Mis- enheimer! Wait, now, wasn’t there a story that a man at HEW had hung up the phone in sheer disbelief when informed that Holshouser from Pfeiffer in Misenheimer was calling? It must be on a map somewhere. And it was and is. I got here with two hours to spare. And here I have remained. Before the decade of the fifties ended, I was firmly entrenched among the female faculty members known as “The Un- matched Remnants,” one of whom annually requested permission to teach the course in Marriage and the Family. After all, she maintained, SHE had never had a failure in marriage and that should be qualification enough. Meanwhile, on “Pregnancy Row,” later dignified by the official title of Memer Drive, the inhabitants were busily producing a large portion of future Pfeiffer students for the ’70’s and ’80’s. On campus, the English faculty and some students created a writing club from whose labors was born the PHOENIX (full grown? Never!); we watched dormitories rise from the red mud on the “wrong” side of Highway 52, heard a student campaign for P. S. G. (and lose) on the slogan “Cold Beer and Hot Water” and cheered Pfeiffer's achieving Senior College Accreditation. The sixties roared in, and the “Media” proclaimed Pfeiffer “integrated” after we added a black woman to our white, In- donesian, Oriental, and Amerindian student body. As the decade rioted along, we saw the AIM program emerge and develop, Option Two metamorphose into the Supplementary Program, and enrollment burst the 1000-digit barrier. Our students included many who reacted affirmatively to our innovative programs, students who passively accepted them, and students who railed against them. Faculty members protested at times, cheered at times, but valiantly adapted and adjusted to the requirements of the age. I recall one professor who met his initial AIM class, assigned a project to each student, announced the hours he would be in his office each week for individual discussions of progress in research and organizing of ideas. He sat and waited — and waited —and waited. At the end of the semester he was still waiting for most of the students. A few—yes, a very few —had responded to the challenge, some brilliantly. But where were the others? In all areas, creativity exploded —blowing some intellects into greater response, shocking others into stunned acceptance, and chiding others for bull-headed resistance. But the sixties smoothed out into the tranquil (comparatively speaking) seventies; more presidents came and went; the faculty retreated toward the conventional and traditional bastions so recently decried as “establishment” and wondered how we dared venture so far into left-field experimentation. A few facets of our innovative energies did remain as proof of excellence in the Great Experiment: our “new” composition program, with its early releases, its semester grade carry- overs, and its novel use of student assistants as tutorial aides in each class, won national acclaim by being selected as one of twenty-five in the nation to be featured in a book entitled Options for the Teaching of English. By the end of the decade this course, too, had served its purpose and, as students entered Pfeiffer less well prepared in writing skills, yielded to the more conventional course, or two semesters of writing, traditional style. Many of the best innovatively creative course ideas, perhaps modified and remodified, remained to challenge new students, such as the culturally awakening and horizon-widening Backgrounds to Literature, a truly interdisciplinary-idea course. In classes, student participation is still expected, even required, by the same professors who two decades ago lectured solidly for fifty minutes, non-stop, every other day. Directed studies, special topics, and other individualized programs remain to challenge the student of the ’80’s. And now as Pfeiffer College begins its trek through the 1980’s, having “recalled” former Pfeiffer professor, then Academic Dean Cameron West to assume the Presidency, we wonder what the next years will bring. Will the student of this decade so continue the trend toward money-making pursuits, forgetting all else, that his “earth-creeping mind ... cannot lift itself up to look to the sky of poetry”? If so, perhaps he deserves Sidney’s curse upon him that “while you live, you live in love, and never get favor for lacking skill of a sonnet and when you die, your memory dies from earth for want of an epitaph.” However, to be as lenient as Sidney, we will not wish this pursuer of materialistic gain “the ass’s ears of Midas”; nor do we hope that he is driven “by a poet’s verses ... to hang himself, nor to be rhymed to death.” And as I won- der whether the student of the ’80’s will have any interest in the enrichment of his soul, in aesthetic values to draw upon at the end of a frustrating day of being a cog in a wheel (a cog that gets a fat check) I am certain that some things will remain unchanged: Registration snafus Faculty meetings Students in the fall trailing after a botany professor who leads them from tree to tree while they eye the members of the oposite sex instead of the fall flora Medieval gowns, marching in due pomp and circumstance to graduations, professors counting both magna cum laude and laude how cum Self studies to lead towards re-certification or re-accreditation Abominable spelling in student papers and in signs on campus walls and bulletin boards Students who seem to get younger each year. Dr. Nancy McLaurin 125 LET IT SNOW LET IT SNOW 126 LET IT SNOW SSSS8SB3B3S8 8� ■: : : :£:•:' ... :y: : HOMECOMING 1979 The 1979 Homecoming-Weekend had something for everyone; a carnival, a parade, some food, a queen, and a formal dance. The 1979 Homecoming Queen was Cam Winfield. Beverly Hayes and Monica Curreri were the two runners-up. Most important was the reunion of post- graduates and friends. 128 Joanie Sheenan crowns Cam 1979 Queen Monica Curreri 129 Beverly Hayes Cam receives hug from Dad APRIL FEST April Festival started with a dance on Friday at Fiber Industries. It was there that the Queen — Leslie Diller — was crowned. On Saturday there was a carnival on the lawn in front of Rowe. There one could find food, crafts, games and all sorts of fun. At the Student Center mem- bers of the Concert Choir had a Rock-a-Thon to help finance their summer trip to Europe. 130 Mike Broom Mike Broom James Durst 131 ii 132 Tim Settini-Mime DRACULA X 134 AN EVENING OF ONE ACTS The Dirty Old Man 135 EVENING OF ONE ACTS Sandbox 136 AN EVENING OF ONE ACTS Isn’t This A Day For Surprizes? 137 John Soud Presents A TRIBUTE TO THE ARTS j; i J I 138 Ilii ‘If,, John Celeste Soud 139 SNOW WHITE I 140 141 142 Every day is life. Life is the only wordly possession that is priceless. General health is second in importance. Everyday that is not lived to the fullest is partially wasted. Unused days are lost forever. You define your lives by how you use your time. Some uses of time are more valuable than others. What are your priorities? What are your plans for the rest of your lives? What are your plans for tomorrow? What are you doing now? Without things to achieve every day, life has little meaning. Good thoughts not expressed have little worth. Give compliments and flowers to others when they are alive, not at their funeral. Loving concern for parents, spouse, children, and friends must be communicated if they are to benefit from it. Support your leaders when their behaviors are just; challenge them when their behaviors are unjust. You are an important model whose behavior some others will imitate. What are you teaching? If we could or would truly live in Christian community most human problems would be solved. Almost all mental and physical illnesses are the result of the lack of love and of defective human relationships. I once heard an important leader commend a retiring minister for never having rocked-the-boat. Live your life so that no one will ever be able to say that about you. Edward E. Horne Professor of Psychology 143 r? WRESTLING SWIM SWIMMING WRES WRESTLING SWIM SWIMMING WRES k WRESTLING SWIM i iASKETBALL BASKETBALL BASKETBALL iASKETBALL BASKETBALL BASKETBALL HOCKEY Jean Whitehouse Mary Jane Welch HOCKEY Roster: Maria Fiordlino, Terri Lawrence, Judy Trevethan, Carol Durkin, Alyson Kirk, Mary Jane Welch, Jean Whitehouse, Tammy Jensen, Sue Martino, Gail Ritzert, Kathy Tilton, Debbie Vespasiano, Nancy Mac- Dade, Deede Dunn, Kathy Edmunds, Joan Lynch. i 143 The 1979-1980 Field Hockey Team Deede Dunn 149 : V . ‘ SOCCER HOCKEY SOCCER HOCKEY SOCCER HOCKEY SOCCER HOCKEY SOCCER HOCKEY 150 Coaches Coaches Coaches Coaches Coaches Coaches Coaches Coaches WRESTLING ■A XiitztzrAXi x, | mtt Kitchell Snow WRESTLING Roster: Lou Alberse, Joe Appleman, Ken Budd, Doug Campbell, MacWilliams, Alonzo McBride, Kitchell Snow, Lester Weekley, Carl Church, Doug Crowder, Scott Dauenheimer, Tony Drayton, Ben Wright, Dave Dunwody, Tom Beall. Dwayne Grant, Jim Keith, Jeff Lineberger, Doug Marine, Mike Doug Crowder Dwayne Grant 153 B s B S A o A O S F S F E T E T B B B B A A A A L L L L L L L L S B S B o A O A — � Vi� V : ■ ' “ ' S B S B O A O A F S F S T E T E B B B B A A A A L L L L L L L L B S B S A O A O S F S F .. GOLF TEN TENNIS GO GOLF TENN TENNIS GO GOLF TENN TENNIS GO GOLF TENN TENNIS GO GOLF TENN TENNIS GO GOLF TENN TENNIS GO GOLF TENN TENNIS GO GOLF TENN SOCCER SOCCER Roster: Mike Sherwood, Dan Bennett, Blake Crowe, Steve Karlberg, Pat Quigley, Mark Richardson, Kevin Clay, Eddie Fraczkowski, Wes Witner, Lou Alberse, Joe Lorenz, Fred Corpas, Mike Biglin, Ben Wright, Jacy McArdle, Ron Reed, Robbie Church, Barry Hentnik, Mark Shef- fler, Terry Sirdevan, Santiago Vaca, Brad Wilson, Shawn Tolan, Philip' Barber, Mario Alcaide, Martin Evans, Ralph Rotanto. 156 The 1979 Soccer Team 157 10 Joe Lorenz and 22 Robbie Church fs” vwr ■S « • $� Robbie Church 22 All District 26 and All Conference Terry Sirdevan 9 — All District 26, All Conference and Goalie Mike Sherwood 159 SWIMMING SWIMMING Roster: Lynn Yarborough, Deborah Evers, Alyson Kirk, Kratachvil, Maureen Hazelworth, Rachel Miller, Debbie Freeh, Rosemarie Klein, Susan Cope, Cindy Long, Brenda Wood, Jane Laura Moucha. The 1979-1980 Swimming Team 161 BASKETBALL 30 Rodney Webb 33 Eddie Kammerer, 30 Rodney Webb and 42 Steve Hickey BASKETBALL Varsity Roster: Benny Abernethy, Louis Crosby, Mike Downs, Horace Fauntleroy, Steve Hickey, Donald Lyons, Dan Lytwynec, Ronald Stanley, Rodney Webb, Mike Williams, Tony George. J.V. Roster: Bryan Coffey, Michael Howell, Mark O’Keefe, Tony Bow- man, Danny Coe, Keith Hamilton, Bobby Kimbrough, James Carlin. James Bess, Jeff Gore, Gerald McPhail, Elliot Williams, Joe Liles, Ken- neth Scurry. 162 The 1979-1980 Varsity Basketball Team The 1979-1980 J.V. Basketball Team 163 30 Rodney Webb — All-Conference, All-Gardner-Webb Tourney and Conference Player of the Week fr41 Mike Williams 31 Ronald Stanley - All WBT 33 Eddie Kammerer 165 BASKETBALL 13 Nancy Scoggins — All Region 2, AU-NCAIAW Division 2, All-Conference, Conference Player of the Week. BASKETBALL Roster: Livia Adams, Tammy Brown, Sharon Conover, merer, Anna Karriker, Stephanie McKnight, Carla Owen, Cathy Copas, Janet Dixon, Teresa Gaither, Laura Kam- Patty Pillar, Nancy Scoggins, Tammy Sides, Kim Wilson. 166 11' • • i ® SSS ®rasis5®Ss ■%� 1-' '■■?■— The 1979-1980 Women’s Basketball Team 33 Laura Kammerer — AJ1-NCAIAW Division 2 Tourney 167 BASEBALL 12 Don Berti 14 Jerry Meusel - All-District Tourney BASEBALL Roster: Ken Konschak, Doug Forth, David Williams, Jerry Patter- son, Shane Bolton, Derry Steedley, Chuck Smith, Grover Rivens, Bart Reece, Rick Ferebee, Jerry Meusel, Cary Crockett, Richard Glackin, Bob Orman, John Wittig, Mike Downs, Jeff Barker, Tony Causby, Greg Phieffer, Dennis Smith, Darrell Walker, Curt Hin- son, Eric Tsitouris, Danny Linker, Colon Saunders, Bobby Dun- nigan, Dave Willard, Rogers Reynolds, Ralph Rotando, Marion Johnson. 163 Kmv The 1979-1980 Baseball Team 15 Cary Crockett — All District 26, All-Conference, All-District Tourney, All Area 169 21 Tony Causby — All District Tourney m M' . I. • 3 Dave Williams — All District 26, All Conference, All District Tourney, All Area 7 170 W' SsK •Asj£l$£- Don Berti — AJ1 District 26, All District Tourney, All Area 7 2 Doug Forth ■' • ■•■VA.V. . . .... iitfffgfi $ ; F- ■ « 171 SOFTBALL Kay Baldwin — All-State, All-NCAIAW Division 2, All-Conference Nancy Scoggins — All-NCAIAW, Division 2 SOFTBALL Roster: Kathy Edmunds, Becky George, Jean Whitehouse, Deede Cathy Copas, Kay Baldwin, Tammy Brown, Janet Dixon, Tammy Dunn, Diane Miller, Nancy Scoggins, Gail Ritzert, Anna Karriker, Sides, Kim Wilson. I 172 The 1979-1980 Falcon Softball Team nna Karriker All-NCALAW, Division 2, All Conference Cathy Copas 173 TENNIS M Sn MbMs The 1980 Men’s Tennis Team TENNIS Roster: Joe Armstrong, Joey Barnes, Greg Buoni, Ralph Carney, Danny Coe, Patrick Garrahan, David Maness, Steven Manly, Thomas ( McClendon, Billy Moore, Tim Owens, Jim Pittman. 174 4c Ai ♦ T ‘ Bill Moore — Most Valuable Player Joey Barnes 175 Dave Maness TENNIS The 1980 Women’s Tennis Team TENNIS Roster: Cheryl Lazowski, Carol Durkin, Mary Jane Welch, Kathleen Tilton, Marsha Owens, Beth Ewing, Marilyn Freeman, Stephanie McKnight, Monica Curreri. 177 COACHES Jack Ingram — Women’s Basketball and Women’s Softball. Joe Ferebee — Baseball, Coach of Year District 26, Carolinas Conference. Darrell Saunders — Soccer, Coach of the Year Carolinas Conference. COACHES rENNIS SHOES ONLY gj IGHTS OUypi IATCH LIMIV—, len Briggs — Field Hockey, Women’s Tennis and Swimming )t Pictured — Harold Williford — J.V. Basketball. John Lisk — Men’s Tennis and Wrestling. FALL SPORTS WINTER SPORTS SOCCER Central Weslyan PC 3 OPP. 6 MEN’S BASKETBALL VARSITY PC OPP. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PC OPP. University of Miami 2 lot Gardner-Webb 65 71 East Tennessee State 62 64 Guilford 1 0 Barber-Scotia 80 75 N.C. State 41 101 Pembroke State 6 0 Guilford 51 59 Catawba 59 58 Wake Forest + 7 3 Catawba 64 69 UNC-Wilmington 77 74 Warren Wilson 7 0 Atlantic Christian 55 54 Guilford 70 52 Elon 3 1 Barber-Scotia 78 77 UNC-Charlotte 85 80ot Catawba 12 0 Belmont Abby 73 84 Lenoir-Rhyne 70 80 Atlantic Christian 4 1 Lenoir-Rhyne 60 63 Winston-Salem State 47 62 UNC-Greensboro 0 3 Milligan 92 65 Pembroke State 52 73 Erskine 1 0 Gardner Webb x 61 70 Elon 64 86 UNC-Asheville 5 0 College of Charleston 57 74 UNC-Wilmington 81 63 Belmont Abbey 3 1 Campbell University 53 76 UNC-Charlotte 63 77 High Point 0 1 Belmont Abbey 69 78 Guilford 86 84ot N.C. State 1 2 Pembroke State 59 63 High Point 69 73 Elon 5 0 Elon 73 78 Wingate 70 83 Guilford 2 3 Guiford 54 60 Appalachian State 92 72 CAROLINAS CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS club team+ district 26 tournament Robbie Church and Terry Sirdevan: All-District 26, All-Conference Jack McArdle: 2nd Team All- District and Conference FIELD HOCKEY UNC-Greensboro Catawba Wake Forest Davidson Appalachian State Winthrop U.iN.C. High Point East Carolina High Point 55 65 Wingate 75 72 Elon 64 70 Atlantic Christian 74 101 Belmont Abbey 65 76 Catawba 64 79 Lenoir-Rhyne 72 82 Wingate 68 72 Pembroke State 58 71 Gardner-Webb 55 87 High Point 47 62 High Point + 54 61 WBTV Carolina Classic Gardner-Webb Tournament x Conference Tournament + Vft v 'Vcv Rodney Webb: All-Conference, All-Gardner Webb Tourney, Conference Player of the Week. Mike Downs: 2nd Team All Conference Ronald Stanley: All WBT Tourney. N.C. Club 6 0 Durham Club 3 2 Duke 4 2 Converse 6 0 J.V. PC OPP. Davidson 1 0 Mitchell C.C. 53 93 East Carolina 3 0 Western Piedmont C.C. 87 66 Charlotte Club + 1 1 Mitchell C.C. 62 76 Furman + 2 3 Randolph Tech. 87 60 Clemson + 0 4 Caldwell C.C. 84 75 Furman 2 1 Caldwell C.C. 71 76 Richmond 2 1 Davidson C.C. 55 71 Boise State + + 2 lot Randolph Tech. 80 50 Colgate + + 0 4 Davidson C.C. 61 67 Richmond + + 1 0 Western Piedmont C.C. 68 80 LaSalle + + 0 7 Bishop McGinnes School 78 75 AIAW REGION 2 CHAMPS IMP; % STATF CHAMPS SEVENTH IN NATION DIVISION 2 NCAIAW division 2 playoffs Deep South Tournament + AIAW Region 2 Division 2 Playoffs National Tournament + + Joan Lynch: M.V.P. Joe Liles: M.V.P. uHl Elon 83 88 High Point 65 64 Catawba 80 50 Pembroke State 76 85ot Lenoir-Rhyne 55 68 Wingate 67 52 Atlantic Christian 63 69 Pembroke State 61 57 Lenoir-Rhyne 64 77 Elon+ 53 80 NCAIAW Division 2 Tournament Conference Tournament + Nancy Scoggins: All-Region 2, All NCAIAW Division 2, All-Conference, Conference Player of the Week. Teresa Gaither: 2nd Team All-Conference Laura Kammerer: All ACAIAW Division 2 Tourney WRESTLING PC OPP. Barber-Scotia 6 0 Campbell 15 30 Elon 15 35 North Carolina A T 10 40 Furman 30 16 Liberty Baptist 3 48 Barber-Scotia 30 21 Winston-Salem State 15 42 Catawba 10 42 Pembroke State 9 48 Ken Budd: 9th in Nation, All-District, All- Area WOMEN’S SWIMMING PC OPP. St. Mary’s 91 44 UNC-Greensboro 101 25 St. Mary’s 81 57 Appalachian State 71 67 UNC-Greensboro 90 42 Virginia Commonwealth 67 55 East Carolina 38 93 Maureen Hazelworth: M.V.P. SPRING SPORTS BASEBALL PC OPP. Muskingum 4 0 Muskingum 8 2 Muskingum 16 0 Muskingum 6 5 Muskingum 12 3 Muskingum 1 0 High Point 11 4 North Carolina A T ■ 16 6 North Carolina A T 8 2 Lenoir-Rhyne 2 3 Lenoir-Rhyne 3 1 UNC-Chapel Hill 7 12 Wingate 5 13 Guilford 3 5 Gardner-Webb 13 0 Slippery Rock 13 8 St. Andrews 3 2 St. Augustines 1 8 St. Augustines 15 0 Slippery Rock 4 3 Guilford 1 2 Davidson Mars Hill 9 6 4 1 Mars Hill 6 1 North Carolina A T 9 1 Wingate 2 0 Catawba 15 5 St. Andrews 2 1 Guilford 3 2 High Point 8 11 High Point South Carolina 7 2 4 8 Gardner-Webb Davidson 10 t 12 3 4 ACC. Ik5 1 A.C.C. 17 0 Elon Elon 1 5 9 ▼II Catawba 7 2 Pembroke State 7 1 Pembroke State 7 3 Lenoir-Rhyne 3 5 St. Augustines- 4 0 A.C.C.+ 7 4 Lenoir-Rhyne + 4 2 Lenoir-Rhyne + 8 4 Davis Elkins, WV x 9 5 Coastal Carolina, SC x 2 8 Cumberland College, KY x 7 12 DISTRICT 26 CHAMPIONS Carolinas Conference Tournament District 26 Tournament+ Area 7 Tournament x Jeff Barker: District 26 and Carolinas Conference Player of the Year, All-Area 7 Team, twice Conference and District Player of the Week, All-District Tourney, All-Area 7, PC Male Athlete of the Year. Cary Crockett: All-District 26, All- Conference, All-District Tourney, All-Area 7. David Williams: All-District 26, All-District Tourney, All-Area 7. Chuck Smith: Conference and District Player of the Week. Richard Glackin: All-District Tourney District Player of the Week. Steve Meyers, Tony Causby and Jerry Meusel: All-District Tourney. SOFTBALL PC OP Lenoir-Rhyne 16 1 Lenoir-Rhyne 6 5 North Carolina A T 8 2 North Carolina A T 3 9 Pembroke State 7 11 Pembroke State 17 8 UNC-Greensboro 3 0 UNC-Greensboro 3 4 Elon College 1 3 Elon College 4 6 UNC-Charlotte 1 11 Guilford College 4 0 Campbell 6 2 Campbell 3 4 Wingate 9 0 Wingate 11 1 Catawba College 0 1 Catawba College 2 1 Winston-Salem State 10 5 Winston-Salem State 11 1 Guilford College 5 10 Catawba College 12 2 Guilford College 2 1 Pembroke State 13 2 Elon College 0 3 Wingate 14 7 Wingate 22 4 Nnrth Parnlina A Air T +- 19 5 Elon College+ 7 3 Pembroke+ 4 9 North Carolina A 1 + 17 3 Pembroke State+ 10 3 Pembroke State 4- 3 2 Western Carolina x 9 6 East Carolina x 1 9 Western Carolina x 3 8 DIVISION 2 STATE CHAMPS Conference Tournament NCAIAW Division Tournament+ AIAW Regional Playoffs x Kay Baldwin: All-State, All-NCAIAW Division 2, All-Conference, PC Female Athlete of the Year. Anna Karriker: All-NCAIAW Division 2, All- Conference. Tammy Sides: All-State, All-NCAIAW Division 2. Gail Ritzert, Nancy Scoggins and Kim Wilson: AJ1-NCAIAW Division 2. GOLF ROSTER Elaine Neary Laurie Nimmons Rick Hemmer Billy Talbert Chuck Parnell Dan Bennett Jason Burrill Jim Begg Mike Dissek Robert Burns MEN’S TENNIS PC OPP West Virginia Univ. 3 6 West Chester State, Pa. 4 5 Averett, Va. 7 2 Wingate 5 4 Catawba 9 0 Greensboro College 4 5 M.I.T. 3 6 Elon 6 3 A.C.C. 1 8 Cornell, Iowa 5 4 Wingate 9 0 Elon 6 3 Limestone 3 5 UNCC 1 8 Catawba 3 1 Davidson 0 Billy Moore: Most Valuable Player 9 WOMEN’S TENNIS PC OPP. Elon 8 1 East Carolina 8 1 St. Augustines 8 1 Pembroke State 9 0 Atlantic Christian 8 1 High Point 2 7 UNCC 5 4 Wingate 9 0 Western Carolina 9 0 Elon 9 0 Catawba 7 2 Davidson 1 8 Wingate 6 3 Carol Durkin: Conference Most Valuable Player Marilyn Freeman: Qualified for Regionals . GOLF Limestone Col. Tny. Third Pfeiffer Col. Tny. Third Conf. Tny. 1st Round Seventh Pembroke State Tny. Fifteenth Elon Col. Tny. Fourteenth Wingate Col. Tny. Second Pfeiffer Col. Tny. First Jason Burrill: Most Valuable Player CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS ' Jtsai? 183 CENTERFOLD RAFFLE WINNER - TONY DRAYTON CENTERFOLD RAFFLE WINNER - TONY DRAYTON ---- ■' 1 i CENTERFOLD RAFFLE WINNER - TONY DRAYTON CENTERFOLD RAFFLE WINNER - TONY DRAYTON 186 187 188 __________ - ' ... and forward to the years to come. William Kelly Billings My first year here at Pfeiffer has been worthwhile. The transition from high school to college has been hard but through the help of the people here, the transition has been easier to make. All the teachers are con- cerned with the individual student and this surprised me. This year was hard but worthwhile. Anne Henderson My first year has been interesting, to say the least. 1 have grown up very much. It’s been hard, fun, and emotionally draining — I’ll be back Craig Estep Pfeiffer College is the epitome of what a college should be — the fellowship, love, concern, and the general acquaintance with everyone means something very special to me. This institution will always be a reflection on my life in the future. Karen Meeks I just appreciate the feeling of familiarity among everyone who is Pfeif- fer College. I have found a sense of belonging — something I wasn’t so sure I’d find. I feel a freedom to be myself here; I both gain and give which is essential to being happy. Bob Stroud God blessed me very much by being able to be enrolled in Pfeiffer College. This semester has meant very much in my life. I’ve grown and experienced college life as God wants us to experience life. Christine Wilson When I first arrived at Pfeiffer, I experienced a fear of my professors and classmates. My fears soon subsided when I realized the professors were here to help me reach my goals in life instead of slavedriving me. My classmates were also experiencing these very same fears, and this fear helped bond us all together. Michael Howell My first year here at Pfeiffer was a learning year. I became adjusted to college life and learned to study, using abilities I have possessed for a long time, but have just now developed. I have begun to apply these studies in furthering my education in the field I wish to pursue. Robin Whitley As I reflect on this past year I see that the tarnished security that I thought God had taken away at graduation was only taken to be polished into something as beautiful as college life on a Christian campus. Craig Lowry It was all right. The upper classmen seemed to accept us real easily. Brian Starrette This year was short. It was like a diesel locomotive — it started slowly, but after it got started, there was no stopping it. Tim Herrin Living on campus this year has helped me to learn a great deal about people in addition to what I have learned in my classes. Craig Melton When I first arrived at Pfeiffer, I was filled with fear. Now that I am ac- quainted with Pfeiffer’s atmosphere and people, I have overcome my fear. I now anticipate continuing my education at Pfeiffer. It was a great year. FRESHMAN Looking back on a year gone by ... 189 BLACK HISTORY WEEK WANTED HOCKEY COACH KREMLIN 191 VIS l TOR$ PA RTK I N G ONLY NO STUDENT OR FACULTY PARKING 192 Just one page for the place from which this book got itfs name 193 ENIOR INDEX Appleman, Joseph H. Business and Economics Dean’s List 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. My major accomplishment is getting out of here. Auman, Nancy Dare Math Varsity Basketball 1; Judicial Board 2,4; Hall Counselor 3; In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Symposium Committee Chairman 3. Barbee, Cathy Lynn English Psychology Association of Women Students President 4; Association of Women Students Vice-President 3; Order of The Sundial 4; Student Government Association Executive Council 4; Stu- dent Senate 4; Co-chairman of April Festival Committee 2; Co-chairman of Orientation Committee 3; Chairman of The Homecoming Court Committee 3; Dean’s List 3, 4; Co- chairman of The Winter Festival Committee 3, 4; Soccerette 2, 3; Bat Girl 3; Pfeiffer News Reporter 1; Pfeiffer College Trustee Scholarship Recipient 1, 2; Washington House Coun- cil Secretary 2. Blake Crowe Barker, Jeffrey Andrew Business Jeff Dean’s List 4; Carolina’s Conference Batting Champion 2; NAIA Honorable Mention All American 2, 3; All Conference 3; All District All Area 2, 3; All State 2, 3. Brown, Lee Edward Pre-medical Yearbook Editor-in-chief of Photography 1, 2; Sophomore Class President; American Chemical Society 1, 2, 3, 4 “Betsy, I love you.” “I’ve got to fly to Saint somewhere; Don’t want to land on no San Juan airport, and I don’t know where I’m a going to go.” Barton, Beth Ellen Social Work Student Government Secretary; Brame Christian Life Con- vocation Co-chairman; Counselor in Rowe; Who’s Who; Or- der of The Sundial; Freshman and Sophomore Class Secretary; Chairman of The Social Work Student Task Force; Alpha Delta Kappa (Sociology Honor Society); Social Work Club. Call, Carmon Caroline Accounting Business Administration Outstanding Senior Accounting Major; BSU; Chairman of Various Committees; Merner Dorm President; AWS Executive Committee; Pfeiffer College Fellowship Team; Various Scholarships. Bennett, Beth Christian Education It is kind of special to look back on my accomplishments. I went to small college national for backstroke and was secretary for CUB. Later, I initiated a coffee house called the Rainbow Connection. This will be a hang-out where all Pfeiffer students can express their talents. Blake, Debra Ann Christian Education Delba C.E.F. Treasurer 2 years. Memories: being slack, walks to the lake, late night talks, popcorn, listening to albums, late night trips out to eat, and psychology class. Cassady, Pamela Kay Math Pam Dean’s List; Secretary of ACS; Intramural Sports. Chodorowski, Kathleen Mary Pre-veterinary Community Service; Visiting the Elderly; Hello Eskimo! Cope, Susan Kerr Biology Scope Phi Delta Sigma; Women’s Swim Team; N. E. Lefco Female Sportsmanship Award; Resident Director of Washington; Freshman Hall Counselor. 194 Crowe, William Blake History Law Enforcement Blake My major accomplishment was lasting the four years and graduating! Deal, Patti Haynes Social Work Senate 3, 4; Co-chairperson April Festival Committee 3; Dean’s List; Magna Cum Laude Graduate; Phi Delta Sigma Honor Society; Trustee Scholarship; Intramural Sports Com- mittee; Intramural Sports; Women’s Softball Team 1; CEF 1; CEF Officer 2; Fellowship Team 1. Diller, Leslie Anne Church Music Concert and Symphonic Choirs 1976-80; Chamber Singers 1977-80; Bell Choir 1979-80; Chapel Choir 1975-76; Homecoming Representative 1979; April Festival Represen- tative 1975, 76, 78, 79; April Festival Queen 1980; President of Cline 1979-80; AWS Executive Council 1979-80; Student Advisory Committee 1978-80. Doran, Carla Michelle Law Enforcement Probation Cee Dee Charter Member of The Black Alliance; Secretary of Kappa Kappa Delta; Member of Orientation Committee; Received Law Enforcement Degree; Member of The Women’s Judicial Board; Trustee Scholarship Recipient; Participant in Miss Pfeiffer College Contest; Co-chairman of The Big Sister-Little Sister Program; Soccer Ball Girl; Girls’ Basketball Manager; Women’s Intramural SGC. Drayton, Tony Ferdinand Psychology Stallion My major accomplishment was finishing college. My special memories came when I was a freshman and walked into the cafeteria feeling lost after coming from a high school of 3,000 students and being very well known. It was like “I want my I” mom! Dunwody, David G. History Law Enforcement Dave Swimming Team; Wrestling Team; History Club; Lambda Alpha Epsilon— Kappa Kappa Delta; College Union Board; Dean’s List; Intramurals. Duffield, Debra June Math Duffy Resident Director; Counselor; Christian Life Council; PCF; Vespers; UMSM; Fellowship Teams; Small Group Ministry; Phi Delta Sigma; Junior Marshal; Order of The Sundial; Who’s Who; Outstanding Senior; Homecoming Court; April Festival Court; Outstanding Service Award; Student Assistant — Math Department; Student Government Association Com- mittees — Parent’s Day; Placement; Facilities. Eller, Patti Jean Chemistry Pre-Medicine Freshman Chemistry Award; Secretary-Treasurer of The Wind Ensemble 1, 2; American Chemical Society Secretary 3; Treasurer 4; Phi Delta Sigma; Junior Marshal 2; Head Marshal 3; Junior Scholastic Award; Dean’s List 1, 2, 3, 4. Ellis, Debora Jean Chemistry Who’s Who; Phi Delta Sigma; President of The American Chemical Society; AWS Treasurer; Dorm Senator; Dean’s List; Orientation Committee. Faulkner, Pocahontas Colin Intermediate Education Pokie Language Arts Order of The Sundial; Who’s Who; Senate; Student Assistant in Recruiting; Homecoming Representative — Foote Dorm; Homecoming Committee Chairman; Health and Community Services; SNEA — Vice-President and President; April Festival Committee. Gaddy, Marsha Jean Accounting Economics Phi Delta Sigma; Junior Marshal; Dean’s List; Administrative Management Society; House Council. � YAfl' WPS Beth Bennett 195 Gaetano, Kevan Daryl Pre-medicine Chemistry ACS Vice-President; WSPC General Manager and DJ Nazareth Children’s Home Tutor; Dean’s List. My major accomplishment was passing organic 2. Godown, David Raymond Business Administration Economics Phi Delta Sigma; Order of The Sundial; Who’s Who; Associa- tion of Men Students — Treasurer; President and Co-founder of The Student Administrative Management Society; Health and Community Services Committee; Orientation Commit- tee. Hickman, Keith Joseph Business Administration Honor Scholarship 3, 4; Dean’s List 3; Student Administrative Management Society 3, 4; Pfeiffer News; Copy Editor 3; Pfeif- fer News Managing Editor 4; F.D. 4. Horai, Michael Thomas Sociology Mike Resident Director 3, 4; Freshman Counselor 3; Men’s In- tramurals 1, 2, 3 (Basketball, Volleyball, Softball); Vice- president of The Order of The Sundial 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Chamber Singers 1, 2, 3, 4. Howe, James Keith Music Winner of John Philip Sousa Award 1979; Pfeiffer College Wind Ensemble 1977-78, 1979-80; President of The Student Chapter MENC, Pfeiffer College 1978-1979; Member of The Student Chapter MENC Since 1977; Friends of Music Scholarship Recipient, Pfeiffer College 1978-1979; Trustee Academic Scholarship, Pfeiffer College 1979-1980; Music Scholarship, Winthrop College 1976-1977; Incentive Grant, Pfeiffer College 1977-1980; Pfeiffer Wind Ensemble 1977-80; Pfeiffer Stage Band 1977-79; Chapel Choir 1979; Woodwind Quartet 1978; Saxophone Quartet 1979. Huggins, William Sidney Social Work Social Work Club; Baptist Student Union; Vice-president of The Baptist Student Union; Christian Life Council Represen- tative; Tutor at Nazareth Children’s Home; Lutheran Home Ministry. Jackson, Joseph Christopher Christian Education Chris Christian Life Council President 1979-80; Orientation Co- chairman 1979; Order of The Sundial 1979-80; Phi Delta Sigma 1978-80; Junior Marshal 1978-80; Concert Choir 1976-79. Jarrett, Joyce Angelita Social Work Washington Dorm President 3,4; Member of AWS 3, 4; Social Work Club 4; Senior Representative for Social Work Task Force 4; Dean’s List. Junker, Aubrey Harding, Jr. Business Administration Economics Who’s Who; Order of The Sundial; President of The Associa- tion of Men Students; Stage Band; Student Senate; Orienta- tion Committee; Men’s Judicial Board; Health and Com- munity Services Committee; Vaughn Dorm House Council President; Vaughn Dorm House Council Vice-President. Karecky, Linda Marie Biology Dean’s List; Women’s Intramural Sports; Women’s Tennis Team; Senior Representative — Student Advisory Commit- tee; Circle K. Special Memory — All the close, lasting friendships I’ve had during the four years of school. Kammerer, Laura Jeanne Recreation BJ Women’s Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain of The Women’s Varsity Basketball Team 4; NAIAW All Tournament Team 4. Keener, Trudy Carol Elementary Education Intermediate (Art) SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader One and One-half Years; Orien- tation Committee 2; Various Committees for Homecoming and April Festival; Freshman Homecoming Representative; Chairman of Tutorial Committee (Ed.). Kirby, Barbara Ann English Editor of The Pfeiffer News: Dean’s List. 196 Lindquist, Debra May Health, Physical Education and Recreation Student Director of the Pfeiffer College Intramural Program; Varsity Field Hockey 3 years. Liu, Tommy K. Business Administration Two State Championships in Soccer 1975 and 1978; Four Years of Varsity Soccer 1975-1978; All Carolina Conference Soccer First Team 1975; Member of Student Administrative Management Society 1979; Intramurals Soccer Season Champs 1979; Monogram Club 1978. Lookabill, Glynn Ray Health, Physical Education and Recreation President of Senior Class; President of Junior Class; Member of The Order of The Sundial; President of Order of The Sun- dial; Letterman Club; Student Trainer of Women’s Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Trainer of Softball 2, 3, 4; Trainer of Field Hockey 1; Health and Community Services 3, 4. Lynch, Joan Marie Health, Physical Joanie Education Field Hockey Champion 1980; State Champion Celebration. Mack, Janice Elizabeth Law Enforcement, Mama Probation, Social Work Officer of the Piedmont of Circle K 1977-1980; Secretary of Lambda Alpha Epsilon 1978-1979; Dance Marithon for Multi- ple Sclerosis 1979 and 1980; Volunteer for N.C. Council of Status on Women Task Force on Battered Women; Internship — Adult Probation (Albemarle). Manning, Tommy A. Physical Education Recreation Morris, Penny Terese Sociology Probation Supervision Memories: Ervin second floor, freshman and senior years, and Stumble Inn and working for Chuck Jordan in the Pfeiffer’s Cafeteria. Newman, John Thomas Church Music Chapel Organist 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean’s List 1, 2, 3, 4; American Guild of Organists — Treasurer; Concert Choir; Symphonic Choir; Chapel Choir. Owen, Carla Dale Math Dean’s List 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-captain of Basketball 4. Panichello, Joe J. Biology Men’s Swim Team; Coaching Women’s Swim Team; GRADUATING. Milleson, Bart William Psychology Dean’s List; Treasurer and Vice-President of Association of Men Students; Freshman Dorm Counselor; Academic Coun- cil; U.M.S.M.; Stage Band; Intramurals. The friends I have learned from at Pfeiffer who have helped me be who I am and who in some way influence who I will become. Moore, Bill E. Psychology College Union Board Chairman; Captain of tennis team; Road trips with the boys. Moose, Lyle Morris Economics My major accomplishment thus far is graduating. Phillips, Douglas Charles, Jr. Basketball Manager Three Years. Physical Education Recreation Pegram, Jeffery L. Religion Philosophy Treasurer of North Carolina Federation of College Democrats 2, 3; Member of Young Democrat Executive Council 3; Chair- man of North Carolina Political Issues 4; Assistant to Office of Public Relations 4; Minister of Randall United Methodist Church — Student Appointment 4; Secretary of Ervin Dorm 4. Pfeiffer College has been a growing experience, both spiritually and academically. I shall always cherish my ex- periences here, even the experience of running through a plate glass door. 197 Roberson, Barry Lynn History Who’s Who Among American Universities and Colleges; Out- standing Senior; Order of The Sundial; Vice-President, Ex- ecutive Coordinator of Student Government Association; Justice Men’s Judicial Board; Phi Alpha Theta; Dean’s List; N.C. Political Issues; Health and Community Services Com- mittee; Orientation. Satterthwaite, Jane Business Administration Janeo Wind Ensemble; Yearbook; Administrative Management Society; Junior Class Secretary; Intramural Sports; College Union Board. All my friends, good times, parties, Myrtle Beach, John’s. Sanders, Helen Laurie Religion Member and Officer of Secretary of Christian Life Council; Secretary of Senior Class; Student Senator; Phi Delta Sigma; Order of The Sundial. Still, the organizations and honors are not among my major accomplishments. I consider the strong bond of friendship and the opening of the doors to my mind greater than the extra curricular activities. Tesh, Karen Renae Accounting Business Administration April Festival Court 1, 2, 4; Dean’s List; Resident Assistant of Washington Dorm 3; Resident Director of Washington Dorm 4; Counselor 2; Assistant to The Head of The Business Department 4. Thomas, Cathy Accounting Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; President of The Student Ad- ministrative Management Society 4; Chief Justice Honor Board 4; Business Manager of The Pfeiffer News 3; Who’s Who; Order of The Sundial; Outstanding Senior Award; Phi Delta Sigma Honor Society; Dean’s List. Turner, Larry Edward Law Enforcement Probation Parole Supervision Correctional Institutions Completed a scientific crime prevention course from the American Institute of applied science. Chairman of The Council Committee of Christian Life Coun- cil; Chapel Choir 2, 3; Aldersgate Choir 3; UMSM Member 2, 3, 4; Circle K Member 1, 2; Secretary of Circle K 2; Kappa Chi Member 1, 2, 3, 4; Lambda Alpha Epsilon — American Criminal Justice Association 3, 4. Vanderburg, Angela Denise Intermediate Education President of The BSU 3, 4; Secretary of The BSU 2; Secretary, Treasurer of The Order of The Sundial 4; Resident Assistant 3; Resident Director 4; Facilities Committee 3; Stu- dent Life Organization 3; Orientation Committee 2, 3; Hall Representative 1; Winter Festival Chairman 2; Intramurals — Soccer, Softball, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Women’s Intramural Co-chairman 2; April Festival Committee 1, 2; Big Sister 2,3, 4; Brame Lectures Committee 3; Coordinator of Tutorial Program With Nazareth’s Children’s Home 2; Volunteer for Blood Drive 1. Webb, Everette Leon English Who’s Who; Order of The Sundial; President of The Student Government Association; Dean’s List; Inter-Club Coordinator; Freshman Senator; President of The Black Alliance. Sherman, Byron Keith Biology Counselor 1977-78; Intramural Softball 1978-80. Soud, John Caliste, Jr. Arts Administration Arnie Freshman Class President; “Lucky” in Dames At Sea; “Marco” in Carnival; Swim Team; “Oronte” in Misenthrope; “Ward” in The Wager, Various Art Shows; Dean’s List; Tribute to The Arts. Webb, Rodney Cedric Physical Education Recreation My major accomplishment was playing on a national rank basketball team. My special memory is hitting the winning shot against Gardner-Webb. Weddington, Leigh Skeen Dean’s List; SNEA member. Education K-3; 4-9 Social Studies Special Education 198 Welch, MaryJane Health and Physical MJ. Education Tennis; Field Hockey; Spring Break 1979, 1980. Winfield, Bruce Campbell Christian Education Cam Recreation Homecoming Queen 1979; Foote Dorm Representative — April Festival 1979; Resident Assistant of Rowe Dorm 1977- 1979; Resident Director of Merner Dorm 1979-1980; Senior Class Vice-President; Order of The Sundial; Outstanding Senior. Winfree, Michael Louis Economics Mike Deep appreciation for the opportunity to continue my educa- tion at Pfeiffer. 199 203 A SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR PATRONS Laura Kay King Bardzy and Chuck Ellen Louise Remy Dr. Donald C. Jackman Michael Kilby The Gods of Chemistry Ken Kilby Kenneth Russell Ellenburg Vickie Bowden Frank P. Hughes, Jr. Anna Manning Dr. Mrs. Charles Remy Tom Lowe Mrs. Bettie Holland Goofy Gilroy Mr. Mrs. J. B. Shell Tony Parkinson Mr. Mrs. James E. King Digger Mrs. Dora Boone Music Freak Mr. Mrs. Doug McKinney Perry G. Burleson Dr. Bettie Starr Mr. Mrs. Harmon Burrow 206 EDITOR’S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS For months I have been thinking of what I could say on this page. I’ve wasted so much paper writing and rewriting this ‘Editor’s Acknowledgements’. So now I’ve decided to just sit here at my typewriter and say how I feel about this book and it’s making. I’m sure most of you know how bitter I could be. The budget cuts, the lack of support from the stu- dent body, the break-in into the dark room and office, the senseless stealing of our photography equip- ment and our petty cash — all of these things made things tough for us. The last straw for me could be expressed in one sentence — when the going gets tough everybody but the editor quits. When my staff and assistant editor quit I decided that if Pfeiffer students didn’t care enough to help me with this book there didn’t have to be a book. I made my feelings known to the entire campus. At first I was overwhelmed at the hundreds of students who offered to help. It seemed that I wouldn’t have to do this alone. Within a few weeks those hundreds vanished. Only a few were left. We were back to square one. I still had half the book to do and it was April. The people I would like to thank are Keith McWhorter for helping after exams were over, and Paul DeFerrari for the same reason. I would like to give a big thanks to Mark Futrell. Even though he still had the Pheonix to do he found time to give me support that kept me working. Richard Hemmer deserves a great deal of thanks. He was my one and only reliable photographer and was always available to work on deadlines. I don’t know who it was that sent over all the information and pictures for the sports section but whoever you are I am very grateful! The sports section would have been empty without it. Now I would like to extend a few apologies. The first goes to my representative Bernie Lessard and Delmar for my continually late deadlines. The next is to some of the athletes who made major accom- plishments but were not pictured in the sports section. If I had had your pictures I would have put you in. I’d like to apologize for the sports section in general. The pictures were pretty horrible but they were all I had. Much of the book followed along the same line. I didn’t have a lot of pictures I should have had and some I had weren’t really worth having. Another big apology goes to my friends, especially Paige Albertson, Kathy Chodorowski, Steve Manly, Sharon Bard and Griff Campbell, who listened to my constant complaining about this book. I don’t know how they withstood it all. Lucy Wissi Editor 1980 Chimes 207 Dee DeMartin Keith McWhorter Paul DeFerrari Laura King PHOTOGRAPHERS Leslie Harris—Head Richard Hemmer Jamie Romansky FACULTY ADVISOR Dr. Joe Echols AND THANKS TO... Robin Carson Laurie Saunders Elaine Neary Cindy Long I I I I i Lucy Ulissi 7i Dee DeMartin