Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1982 volume:

ZM£ CHi MSS1982 “A new beginning. ” Volume XX VJJ o Pfeiffer College M isenkeimer, North Carolina 2 Student Ads .175 Advertisements. 187 From the very first time a person sets foot on Pfeiffer campus, he is aware that here he will find something he has never known before . . . and when he leaves, he is quite unable to say just what the something” was. But the feeling of a deeper, inner richness, a renewed outlook on life, a new supply of knowledge, and abundance of friendships . . . these are only a few of the things he takes with him when he leaves. Some people come to Pfeiffer and find their life’s partner, many find Christ . . . everyone finds new knowledge and new friendships. 4 On the following pages, we present to you only a few of the highlights of a year at Pfeiffer — a year of advancements for the college and for everyone privileged to attend this institution. from The Panther 1955 9 The best gift is oneself. We dedicate the 1982 CHIMES to Dr. Cameron West for his dedication and support. Mappenings “Cife is not dated merely by years. 8 vents are sometimes the best calendars. ” Benjamin Disraeli HOMECOMING 1981 . Homecoming is one of Pfeiffer’s most cele- brated traditions. It is a time of reuniting old friends and meeting new ones. It is a time of showing off the kids and remembering the good old days. Homecoming for the Alumni is full of fun, but for today’s Pfeiffer Student a lot of work goes into preparing for all of the activities, however, even the work is enjoyable and in the end everyone has a terrific time. The theme this year was Days of Wine and Roses,” which brought an air of romanticism to the campus. Entertainment at the dance was provided by Fat Ammons, and the excitement of the homecoming tradition was truly fulfilled again this year. Old friends reuniting. Alumni frequent Pfeiffer during Homecoming. 9 Clowning Around Deans Moury and Oliver address student complaints. Another part of the Homecoming tradition is the parade. This year’s pa- rade was one of the best be- cause of a lot of hard work. The senior members of the Homecoming Court this year were: Susan Birming- ham, Patti Troxler, and Cin- dy Shumate. Susan was crowned queen during half- time of the Soccer game. 10 Senior members of the Homecoming Court are from left to right: Cindy Shumate, Susan Birmingham, and Patti Troxler. Susan receives a congratulatory kiss from her fiance, Mark O’keefe. Pfeiffer’s Winter Wonderland There is a quiet serenity about Pfeiffer when it is covered in a blanket of fresh fallen snow. The beauty and cleanliness of the campus seem to sparkle. And, al- though it is a picture of peaceful- ness, it is also a place for snow- ball fights, a quiet walk with a good friend, and, yes even cross country skiing. Pfeiffer truly is a winter won- derland! 12 14 APRIL FESTIVAL 1982 This year’s April Festival was very enjoyable despite the rainy weather. The theme was Tropical Magic and the entertainment for the dance at Fiber was the Castaways. On Saturday, there was a Luau which was sponsored by the cafeteria, and the CUB sponsored a Pool Party on Sunday. These were added attractions and could not have been possible without a lot of hard work and dedication. Crowning of the queen had to be moved inside the gym due to rain. This year’s senior representa- tives were Karen Meeks, Debbie Rudisill, and Kim Macey. Devera Edwards, the reigning April Festival queen, made it back to crown Miss Karen Meeks, who was escorted by her father, the 1982 April Festival Queen. No SMOKING 18 1- urm “the concio us utterance of thought, by speech or action, to any end. ” — Si YOU CAN T TAKE IT WITH YOU The Pfeiffer Theatre’s 198T82 season literally got off with a bang” with the Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman com- edy YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU. In his first year at Pfeiffer Col- lege, Director of Theatre, Fred Salancy, with a dedicated cast, was instrumental in bringing to life the hilarious and zany antics of the Vanderhof-Sycamore fam- ily, who found their daily lives centered around playwrighting, ballet dancing, snake collecting, and fireworks manu- facturing, to name a few. YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU proved that the- atre was once again alive and well” on the Pfeiffer Campus. 20 BRIGADOON The Broadway Musical found its way back to the Pfeiffer Theatre after a five year hiatus mark- ing the Theatre Program’s new emphasis on per- formance and musical theatre. The Alan Jay Lerner and Fredrick Loewe classic, BRIGA- DOON, with the enthusiasm of over seventy Pfeiffer students, faculty, and staff played to packed houses as the mysterious Scottish village magically appeared on stage during the Spring Semester. BRIGADOON reaffirmed our belief that, anything is Possible . . . even miracles. 22 The CUB really broadened the school’s en- tertainment this year. Besides the weekly mov- ies provided the CUB sponsored shows by Hyp- notist, Ken Weber (upper right) and concerts by local talents, Mike Cross (middle right) and Vernon Hall (lower center). We sincerely ap- preciate the CUB’s efforts and hope that every- one continues to support them. 24 Association Of Men’s Students Front row: Gerald McPhail, Len Hege, Steve Ferrell, Geoff Langston, Back row: Mark O’keefe, Tony Shaver, Pooh Johnson, Dean Jerry Boone — Advisor. Association Of Women’s Students Front row: Karen Harmon — Secretary, Alicia Randolph — Vice President,Jo-Amber Huskins — President, Elaine Neary — Treasurer. Back Row: Janice Royall — Cline Dorm Pres., Brenda Glenn — Rowe Dorm Pres., Dean Madeline Allen — Advisor, Jan Cooper — Washington Dorm Pres., Sarah Sexton — Merner Dorm President. Black Alliance Sitting: Kim Tisdale, Frances Faltz, Gisele Price, Standing: Gerald McPhail, Nedra Dula, Rosco Turner, Max Bristol. Christian Education Fellowship Sitting: Mineta McIntosh, David Elzey, Pat Hinson, John Ferrara. Standing: Susan Carmichael — Advisor, Deana Hester, Carol Briggs, Sandy Harthan, Karen Holder, Melanie Vaughn. Freshman Class Officers Left to right: Paula Radice — Secretary, Pat Hinson — President, Beth Ferguson — Treasurer. Handbell Choir Left to right: Anne Henderson, Robin Whitley, Rene Cline, Mineta McIntosh, Laura Poe, Michele Haigler, Julie Wright, Craig Estep, Johnathan Setzer, David Browning, Paul McClure, Mark Stephenson. Health and Community Services Front row: Debbie Greene, Cindy Batson, Lori Potter, Donna Fisher, Cathy Collins, Matt Knight, Pixie Klein, Rene Hazelworth, Rich Hemmer Middle row: Alan Coley, Tony Thompson, Tim Herrin, Tim Barbee, Dennis Honeycutt, Mark McDonell, Joe Domagala Back row: Martha Walker, Martha Helms, Gay Baldwin, Wayne Canady, Judith Fulp, Randy Rowland, Bob Devine Kappa Chi Front row: Tim Smith, Missy Dial, Annette Helms, Richard Redmen Back row: John Ferrara, Archie Coble, Dr. Phillip Pharr — Advisor, Tim Yarlborough, Tim Barbee Orientation Team Front row: Mary Allen, Sarah Sexton, Susan Birmingham, Tammy Smith, Janice Royall, Chris Hipp, Randy Rowland 2nd row: Karen Meeks, Deena Hester, Craig Melton, Bob Devine 3rd row: Phillip Melton, Elaine Neary, Mark O’Keeffe, Brent Gibbs, Alyson Kirk, Pixie Klein, Dawn Brown Phi Delta Sigma Sitting: Laura Pendleton, Stephnie Sherrill, Frances Faltz, Cindy Ferguson, Kim Macey 2nd row: Dr. John Haesloop, Brian Carlow, Steve Manly, Christy McMurry, Ben Hoyle, Brenda Wood, Mike Cherix, Dr. Nancy McLaurin Back row: Dr. Harold Stephenson, Dr. Julia Foster, Dr. Clyde Robertson, Jr., Dawn Brown, Tony Thompson, Daisy Cotton Psychology Club Front Row: Sonja Allison — Secretary, Donna Fisher — Program Coordinator, Betty Hooper — Treasurer, Brenda Glenn. Back row: Dr. Bettie Starr — Advisor, Billy Dick, Martisa Galindo — Vice President, Dr. Ed Horne — Advisor. Not shown: Cherie Damron — President, Cindy Long, Robin Boone, Donna Ingram, Jim Hathcock. Student Association Of Social Workers Kneeling: Karen Bland, Jan Cooper, Lou Smith; Second row: Cheryl Thompson, Nedra Dula, Lynne Terry, Gerald McPhail. Back row: Professor Michael Stowe — Advisor, Tim Goodman, Livia Adams, Lynne Weaver, Amy Miller. Concert Choir Front row: Barbara Hoover, Johnathan Setzer, Robin Whitley, Rene Cline, Craig Melton, Dr. Richard H. Brewer — Director, Anne Henderson, Wayne Canady, Lydia Overton, Phillip Melton, Monica Bowers. 2nd row: Lee Gengenbach, Bill McRee, Gay Baldwin, Phil Suggs, Pam Felker, Aza Mabry, Dennis Gouge, Toni Davis, Deon Hough, Laura Poe. 3rd row: Marty Partee, Julie Wright, Craig Estep, Kelly Parker, Professor Stan Sheer, Michelle Haigler, Paul McClure, Denise Kidd, David Browning. Back row: Betsy Turnmire, Jim Dugan, Judith Fulp, Arthur Johnson, Tonya Baker, Mark Stephenson, Alicia Randolph, Jim Remole, Deena Hester, Tim Herrin, Michelle Miller. American Guild Of Organists Standing: Alcia Randolph — Secretary, and Michelle Miller — Program Chairman. Sitting: Johnathan Setzer — Vice President, and Bill McRee — President. Not pictured: Aza Mabry — Treasurer, and Stanley Scheer — Advisor. 32 The Chamber Singers Front row: David Browning, Robin Whitley, Jim Remole, Pam Felker 2nd row: Michele Miller, Phillip Melton, Julie Wright, Laura Poe, Dennis Gouge, Kelly Parker 3rd row: Toni Davis, Michele Haigler, Marty Partee Top row: Craig Estep, Ann Henderson, Deon Hough Matt Knight, Michael Kilby, Max Bristol Pfeiffer Business Students Association Men’s Judicial Board Front row: Particia Efird, Prudence Kilby, Wanda McAlister, Jan Keever Middle row: A1 Searles, Eddie Foster, A1 Carlin, Joe Fox Back row: Trench McElrath, Ernie Lombard, Jeff Cawley 34 Sophomore Class Officers Sharon Fullager — Treas., Karen Harmon — Pres., Kim Whitesides — Vice Pres., Cindy Batson — Sec. Women’s Judicial Board Sitting: Stephanie Sherrill, Alyson Kirk Standing: Frances Faltz, Judith Fulp, Beverly Bell, Karen Meeks Junior Class Officers Kim Macey, Julie Wright, Phillip Melton, Geoff Langston. Senior Class Offiers 36 Fran Nance, Alyson Kirk, Judy Trevethan, Clara Moore Administration “ Zo know how to ? suggest is ✓n the great art of teaching.” Department Of Language And Literature Dr. Vallin D. Estes, Jr. Miss Elizabeth A. Shaffer Associate Professor of German Associate Professor of French 38 Department Of Religion, Philosophy And Christian Education Dr. J. Horace Maness — Dept. Head Professor of Religion Miss Susan Carmichael Associate Professor of Christian Education Dr. Philip A. Pharr Associate Professor of Religion Mr. Emerson Beyer Associate Professor of Philosophy Dr. Julia Foster Associate Professor of Religion 39 Department Of Fine Arts Stanley R. Scheer — Dept. Head Associate Professor of Music Mr. James M. Haymaker Associate Professor of Art Dr. James G. Poolos Professor of Music 40 Mr. Francis J. Salancy Instructor of Theater I Mr. David L. Ott Assistant Professor of Music Dr. Jean L. Raines Assistant Professor of Music 41 Department Of Speech And Writing Mrs. Heather Ross Miller — Dept. Head Assistant Professor of English Miss Nancy L. Henderson Associate Professor of English Mrs. Janet Pickier Coordinator of The Cultural Program Professor of Speech Miss Daisy Cotton Ms. Elaine Parker Instructor of English Department Of Sociology, Social Work And Criminal Justice Dr. John McCollister - Dept. Head Mr. William H. Faggart Professor of Sociology and Professor of Sociology and Social Work Criminal Justice Mrs. Anne J. Byrd Associate Professor of Social Work Mr. Michael L. Stowe Professor of Social Work and Criminal Justice Mr. Leon B. McKim Associate Professor of Criminal Justice 43 Department Of Psychology 44 Department Of History Mr. Eugene I. Earnhardt Department Head Associate Professor of History Mr. Lawrence J. Durrett Associate Professor of History Dr. Robert Fred West Professor of History Dr. Peter F. Barty Associate Professor of History Mr. David S. Rilling Assistant Professor of Business Administration 45 Department Of Teacher Education Dr. Harold J. Williford Associate Professor of Education Dr. Phyllis Gore Professor of Education Department Dr. Steve C. Dial — Dept. Head Professor of Biology Dr. Clyde H. Robertson Professor of Biology Of Biology Dr. Robert H. Crowl Professor of Biology Dr. J.O. Manly Professor Emeritus of Biology 47 Department Of Chemistry Dr. Joseph T. Echols — Dept. Head Professor of Chemistry Dr. J. Michael Riemann Professor of Chemistry Dr. John G. Haesloop Professor of Botany Dr. Donald C. Jackman Professor of Chemistry Department Of Mathematics And Physics Dr. Wade T. Macey Professor of Mathematics i) 49 Department Of Health, Physical Education And Recreation Dr. John W. Lisk — Dept. Head Assistant Professor of Health, P.E., and Recreation Mr. Thomas C. Childress Assistant Professor of Health P.E. Mr. Nicholas E. Lefko Mr. Jack E. Ingram Professor Emeritus of Health, P.E. Instructor in Health, P.E. Recreation and Recreation 50 Mrs. Angeleah Sells Lefler Instructor in Health, P.E. Recreation Mr. Joseph S. Ferebee Associate Professor of Health And P.E. Dr. Darrell B. Saunders Professor of Health, P.E. Recreation 51 Administration Dr. Cameron West President Dr. James Olliver Dean of Administration Dr. Daniel N. Moury Dean of the College Development Warren D. Knapp, Jr. Development : —V--• • ■ John C. Lefler Development Becky S. Tanner Alumni Financial Aid Mrs. Ruby Mason The Registrar’s Office Martha and Kenneth D. Holshouser 54 Admissions and Recruiting Front row: Linda Clayton — Admissions and Gena Poovey — Recruiting Back row: Roger Gompers — Recruiting, Ken Sigler — Acting Director of Admissions, and Mike Horai — Recruiting Public Relations Mr. Richard Lafferty i 55 Mrs. Gale Misenheimer The President’s Secretary Mrs. Janette Barnes Word Processing Center Mrs. Jeanette Goodman Computer Mrs. Katrina Sells Switchboard 56 Mrs. Rubye Morris Financial Services Mrs. Cheryl Dorsey Printing Office Office Of Student Affairs Dr. Madeline Allen — Associate Dean of Students, Dr. Jerry Boone — Dean of Students, and Mrs. Theresa Newman — Dean of Students Secretary Rev. David C. Joyce Campus Minister Mrs. Shelia Olliver Placement Director Miss Lynne Caudle College Hostess Miss Sharon Bard Bookstore Mrs. Bebe Leitch Infirmary 58 Mr. Les Roberts (Snake) Security Mr. Harry Baltese Housekeeping 59 Maintenance: J.D. Ingram, Jim Kerr, Jim Rodgers, and Bud Goodman The Library Staff Front row: Gail Echols, Anna Broeils, Ophelia Ridenhour, Doris Crowl, Zella Morris Back row: Julia Foster, Norman Wilson, Alice Plyler 60 Mr. Eugene B. Pickier Associate Professor Economics Mr. Toby L. Poplin Assistant Professor of Economics Class Of 1983 Mary Allen Jim Begg Sarah Benson Robin Boone Max Bristol James Brosnan Dwighty Brown Dawn Brown Wayne Canady 62 Carol Caruthers Rene Cline David Collins Toni Davis Steve Dial William Dick Craig Estep Pam Felker Patricia Forney Brent Gibbs Darryl Glick 63 Gregory Grant Michele Haigler Jimmie Hathcock Tim Herrin Katherine Hildreth Pamela Hill Kathy Honecker Dennis Honeycutt Barbara Hoover Deon Hough Benjamin Hoyle Kit Jenkins 64 Arthur Johnson Cheryl Lazowski Cindy Long Patricia Love Christy MeMurry Keith McWhorter Craig Melton Phillip Melton 65 Tracey Meredith Patricia Moseley Elaine Neary Laurie Nimmons Laura Pendleton Alicia Randolph Teresa Russell Sarah Sexton John Simpson M ason Smith Tamara Smith Phill Suggs 66 Paula Sullivan Tony Thompson Shawn Tolan Debra Vespasiano Robin Whitley 67 Jerry Wohner Darlene Wright Julie Wright Class Of 1984 Gwen Antolik Richard Asobo Dawn Baker Tim Barbee David Cobb Patricia Bass Kathy Collins Paul Curtis Jeff DeBoy Michelle Dial 68 Becky Drake Walter Faye Steve Ferrell .sharon Fullagar Mona Gale Martisa Galindo Guin Gibson Brenda Glenn Diane Goodman Michael Gunzenhauser 69 Karen Harmon Tammy Hartsell Donna Ingram Albert Joyner Denise Kidd Kevin Kane Jan Keever 70 Gertrude Mabry Allen Mackey Wanda McAlister Mark McDonnell James McDuffie Charles Key Scott Lee Mary Meade Debbie Newsome Lydia Overton Telena Owen Larry Parker Cheryl Perkins Kurt Peterson Mark Plyler Matt Trexler Herbert Turner Allyson Wells David Whiteside Linda Potter Jonathan Sawyer 72 Class Of 1985 Crystal Allen Renee Angley Ricky Almond Curtis Baker Tonya Baker Brenda Beachum jul ie Beck Scott Bridgeman Carol Briggs Tommy Brindle Randy Bost Alex Boyer Christopher Browning Jeff Burris' Ronna Campbell Robin Campbell Steve Campbell Joe Chandler Carol Coble Eric Cook DeWayne Creager Curtis Currie II Jennifer Davis Roseann DeTommaso 73 Brian Dickenson Rebecca Ellison Carmen Evans Beth Ferguson John Ferrara Rob Fuquay Chris Freeman Jerry Gallimore Althea Gengenbach Brian Gompers Clarke Goodman Crysta Gray Laura Greening Todd Hammock Michael Harris Teresa Harrison Jenny Hatley Martha Helms A1 Herazo Renee Herrin Mark Hickey 74 Joseph Hildreth Pat Hinson Meredyth Holhouser Mark Honecker Mary Charles Howell Karen Huckle Melody Jarman Mary George Johnson Shari Keener Casey Lanning David Leach William Lindsay Chriscer Lundberg Charles McCracken Kelly McCutcheon Menita McIntosh LeAnne McMurry John Misenheimer Maria Montoya Nick Nicholson Sharon Norris Kathy O’Brien Arlene Osborne Terry Osier Penny Payne Arlen Pegg Donnie Peters John Phillips Paula Radice Rob Raymond Annette Reid David Riddle Russell Ring 75 Karen Sanders Karl Sienerth Mike Simpson Mindy Smith Tim Smith Douglas Spencer Marcus Stogner Kim Strickland Pam Strother Mary Ann Tally Lisa Thompson Kim Tisdale Sylvia Todd Donna Trogdon Betsy Turnmire Martha Walker Jackie Weist Debbie Westenhoefer Craig Whiteford Richard Williams Stephanie Wilson Sheila Winters Alice Wright Todd Wyrick 76 verms “We are all travelers in the wilderness of the world; and the best that we ean hope to find is a friend. ” 7 Rowe Hall 78 Kluftinger Hall 80 81 Merner Hall 82 I 83 Foote Hall 84 BOBCHrs 85 Cline Hall 86 87 Vaughn Hall • al 88 1 19 A !!S wmwm mmm mmm wmm mmm wmm mum warn m warn tr mwmmW m mmm mm mm Washington Hall 90 91 Ervin Hall 92 immwiiiii 93 Rowe Hall Crystal Allen Sonja Allison Renee Angley Tonya Baker Cindy Batson Brenda Beachum Julie Beck Susan Blackwelder Marina Brenke Carol Briggs Jay Brooks Robin Campbell Carol Caruthers Carol Coble Beth Conner Beth Connors Alana Cooper Susan Corn Lynn Dale Jennifer Davis Roseann DeTomaso Melanie Digh Rebecca Ellison Carmen Evans Pam Felker Beth Ferguson Donna Fisher Althea Gengenbach Clarice Giacometti Brenda Glenn Dianne Goodman Crysta Gray Laura Greening Lynn Hallows Teresa Harrison Jenny Hatley Martha Helms Renee Herrin Pat Hinson Meredyth Holshouser Betty Hooper Lauren Horton Mary Charles Howell Carolyn Huskins Donna Ingram Melody Jarman Mary George Johnson Rhonda Jones Shari Keener Jan Keever Denise Kidd Terry Kimmer Casey Lanning Cindy Long Kathy Matthews Mary Matthews Diane Mayernik Kelly McCutchen Menita McIntosh Leanne McMurry Maria Montoya Kim Moser Sharon Norris Karen Oakley Kathy O’Brien Arlene Osborne Wanda Osborne Lorrene Overcash Penny Payne Paula Radice Annette Reid Sue Reid Nancy Robbin Karen Saunders Kelly Scott Mannette Skufca Gina Smith Mindy Smith Kim Strickland Pam Strother Mary Ann Tally Kim Tisdale Sylvia Todd Donna Trogdon Betsy Turnmire Melanie Vaughn Martha Walker Allyson Wells Debbie Westenhoefer Kim Whitesides Robin Whitley Jackie Wiest Sandy Wiles Stephanie Wilson Shelia Winters Michele Wise Alice Wright 94 ftinger Hall Tom Aiosa Johan Almborg Curtis Baker Scott Bridgeman Todd Brigman Tommy Brindle Jeff Burris Steve Campbell Joe Chandler David Cobb Eric Cook DeWayne Creager Curtis Currie Melvin Deal Jeff Jeff DeBoy Brian Dickenson Craig Estep Steve Ferrell Chris Freeman Robert Fuquay Perry Gabriel Darryl Glick Brian Gompers Clarke Goodman Johnny Greene Todd Hammock Mike Harris Mark Hickey John Hogan Mark Honecker Jon Horton David Jordan Bryan Kowalski David Leach Keith Lewallen Christer Lundberg John Mercuri John Misenheimer Paul Myers Nick Nicholson Arlen Pegg Glenn Peterson David Phillips Perry Pickett Robert Raymond David Riddle Carlos Sabino Scott Smith Tim Smith Todd Stroud Phil Suggs Edwin Tompkins Mark Traywick Tim Vanhoy Tim Watts Craig Whiteford David Whiteside Scott Winfield Merner Hall Mary Allen Kelly Alvadj Gay Baldwin Beverly Bell Susan Birmingham Lori Blinderman Robin Boone Monica Bowers Renae Brittain Alisa Buie Rene Cline Kathy Collins Lynn Conner Rene Conrad Lillian Crosland Cindy Ciriack Missy Dial Jacque Dobson Becky Drake Nedra Dula Patricia Efird Frances Faltz Cindy Ferguson Dawn Fromme Judith Fulp Martisa Galindo Guin Gibson Maria Gonzales Debbie Green Michele Haigler Karen Harmon Sandy Harthan Maureen Hazelworth Robin Heath Annette Helms Anne Henderson Deena Hester Chris Hipp Karen Holder Teresa Honbarger Kathy Honecker Barbara Hoover Yvonne Hoover Susan Keenan Alyson Kirk Pixie Klein Jan Kratochvil Lisa Lowder Aza Mabry Kim Macey Nancy McCracken Beth McLain Christy McMurry Karen Meeks Rachel Miller Franna Nance Amy Newton Nancy Parker Laura Poe Lori Potter Gisele Price Jamie Romansky Debbie Rudisill Adele Russell Sarah Sexton Cindy Shumate Cheryl Thompson Judy Trevethan Patti Troxler Rebecca Wilson Brenda Wood Julie Wright Debbie Vespasino Connie Young Foote Hall Rick Almond Alex Boyer Max Bristol Chris Browning Jeff Cawley Gary Christie David Collins Mike Conrade Brian Cox Joe Domagala Jim Dugan Mark Evans Jose Fernandez John Ferrara Greg Fletcher A1 Floyd Marty Frye James Funderburk Chip Furr Bevan Gamewell Len Hege Kevin Honbarger Gary Jarman Bryan Johnson Bobby Kimbrough William Lindsey Don Lyons Dan Lytwynec Charles McCraken Trench McElrath Jim McKenna Lloyd Montgomery Chris O’Keeffe Terry Osier Mike Patterson Don Peters Kurt Peterson Mark Plyler Way Poteat Russell Ring Edwin Rodriguez Mike Simpson Chris Smith Douglas Spencer Marc Stogner Mark Ward Mike Ward Drew Weeks Rick Williams Tim Williams Todd Wyrick Tony Yarbrough Cline Hall Barbara Averett Dawn Baker Patricia Bass Terri Brady Dawn Brown Cherie Damron Toni Davis Eileen Dowd Marilyn Freeman Tammy Freeze Ellen Green Tammy Hartsell Carol Hill Chris Howard Colleen Hughes Jo-Amber Huskins Kit Jenkins Wanda McAlister Michelle Miller Clara Moore Debbie Ingle Patricia Moseley Annelise Ortez Lydia Overton Telena Owen Genny Patton Cheryl Perkins Dawn Perkins Alicia Randolph Janice Royall Patricia Ryan Stephanie Sherrill Lorraine Smith Sherry Stuart Susan Teague Vaughn Hall Monty Allen Richard Asobo Tim Barbee Bobby Barnes David Browning Wayne Canady Brian Carlaw A1 Carlin James Carlin Ralph Carney Mike Cherrix William Chipwood Archie Coble Danny Coe Alan Coley Charles Curtis Paul Curtis Steve Daniel Steve Dial Billy Dick Chuck Dionne Tom Dutter David Elzey Joe Fox Jeff Gore Brent Gibbs Rich Hemmer Eddie Hernandez Ricky Hernandez Tim Herrin Dennis Honeycutt Deon Hough Ben Hoyle Jonathan Hunter Arthur Johnson Eric Johnson Pooh Johnson David Kesel Matt Knight Don Kodzai Jeff Krasne Geoff Langston Cliff Lassiter Wayne Lassiter Scott Lee Randall Lewallen Allen Mackey Ben Matzko Brett Mayberry Paul McClure David McDuffie Dana McKim Gerald McPhail Bill McRee Craig Melton Phil Melton Paul Michallian William Milteer Chris Morgan Melfin Morrison Avijit Mukherjee Doug O’Brey Mark O’Keeffe John Owens Kelly Parker Larry Parker Reggie Pharr Stan Register Robby Reitzel Jim Remole Jonathan Sawyer Nicky Seagle A1 Searles Jonathan Setzer Tony Shaver John Simpson Chip Smith Jim Smoot Bryan Starrette Billy Talbert Mark Tendler Tony Thompson Shawn Tolan Greg Tomberlin Kevin Tolson Danny Turner Bobby Williams Elliot Williams Eric Winchester Drayton Young WASHINGTON HALL Livia Adams Gwen Antolik Sara Benson Susan Bolton Tammy Brown Dwighty Brown Lisa Burkholder Annette Carter 97 Kathy Clark Jan Cooper Janet Dixon Carol Durkin Pat Forney Denise Fraley Sharon Fullager Teresa Gaither Mary Ganter Shelly Hefner Janice Hincher Linda Jones Cathy King Cheryl Lazowski Joyce McClain Dawn McDonald Mary Meade Elaine Neary Laurie Nimmons Laura Pendleton Linda Pharr Patty Pillar Gail Ritzert Terri Russell Tammy Sides Tammy Smith Daryl Strickland Wendy Strickland Paula Sullivan Carol Whitehouse Jean Whitehouse Kim Wilson Ervin Hall Joe Armstrong Albert Barretta Thomas Beall Mark Beaver Clive Bell Dan Bennett Kurt Bergland Dan Brennan James Brosnan Ken Budd Tony Causby Sekar Chettiar Paul Christy Carl Church Kevin Clay Bill Cleland Richard Cook Ron Daniel David Dellinger Bob Devine Mike Dissek Mike Downs Horace Fauntleroy Walt Faye Mark Ferebee Eddie Foster Alan Gibson Rick Glackin Dennis Gouge Greg Grant Sam Griffin Mike Gunzenhauser Keith Hamilton Phil Harris Jimmy Hathcock David Hays Blanchard Hegler David Hill Charles Hinshaw Vann Huntley Rick Ingram Reginald Johnson Steve Karlberg Charles Key Max Kimel Jim Knapp Bruce Lambert Chip Lambert Danny Linker Ernie Lombard Mike Long John Malatesta Dennis Marshall Mark McDonnell John McKenna Keith McWhorter James Meadows Tracey Meredith Bryan Milleson Phil Norwood Marty Partee Jerry Patterson Josh Patterson Randy Petrea Donny Rabb David Reid Doug Richardson David Rorie Jeff Rowland Randy Rowland Mike Settle Whitt Sherrill Billy Smith Chuck Smith Ronald Stanley Phil Teague Bonner Thomason Eric Tsitouris Rosco Turner Darrell Walker Darryl White Mike Williams Don Winkler John Wittig Jerry Wohner Penthouse Jim Begg Kevin Kane 98 spot As a rule, the game of life is worth playing, but the struggle is the prize. ” — Dean W.K. Jttge Championship Field Hockey 1981 Standing: Jean Whitehouse, Beth Conners, Roseann DeTommaso, Carol Whitehouse, Gwen Antolik, Gail Ritzert, Alana Cooper, Arlene Osborne, Sharon Norris, Dawn Fromme, Judy Trevethan, Carol Durkin, Alyson Kirk, and Coach Ellen Briggs. Kneeling: Jackie Wiest and Karen Oakley. Coach Briggs’ 1981-82 women’s field hockey team captured the first ever national championship for a Pfeiffer athletic team. The Falcons defeated Bentley College, of Mass., 5-3 to take the NCAA Division II Field Hockey title, which was the first NCAA Field Hockey Championship ever. The Falcons were 9-4-3 on the year and were ranked 1 all year in the NCAA polls. All of their losses were to NCAA Division I schools. The Falcons defeated Carolina 1-0 at home. Freshman, Karen Oakley, a goalie from Bridgewater, Mass., led the Falcons with 4 shutouts in a row, recording 5 on the year. Sophomore, Carol Whitehouse, paved the way in the championship game, scoring 4 of the 5 goals scored by the Falcons. The Falcons got into the championship game by defeating Chico State California 1-0 on a goal by freshman Roseann DeTommasso with just minutes in the game. Congratulations Lady Falcons on your best year ever! 100 101 102 103 Soccer 1981 Kneeling: Jack McArdle, Jimmie Hathcock, John Mercuri, Rob Young, Joe Lorenz, Kevin Clay, Rob Raymond, Nick Nicholson, David Reid, Don Kodzai, Dave Hays. Standing: Steve Karlberg, Jerry Wohner, Danny Bennett, J.D. Kyzer, Glenn Peterson, Donnie Winkler, Kurt Bergland, Shawn Tolan, Tom Aiosa, Brian Gompers, Joey Myers and Coach Darryl Saunders. Vi aS£52 ‘ a « KtfftnS Sll'n Darrell Saunder’s men’s soccer team of 1981-82 ended with a disappointing season with only six wins and ten losses. The Fal- cons placed Joe Lorenz on the all-confer- ence and all-district team, and added Don- nie Winkler to the honorable mention list of all-district. 105 1981-82 Men’s Basketball Sitting: Mike Ward, Walter Faye, John Owens, Horace Fauntleroy, Rosco Turner, Mike Williams, Tom Childress — Head Coach. Standing: Paul Michaelian, Dan Lytwynec, Ed Tompkins, Billy Smith, Don Lyons, Ronald Stanley, Mike Downs, William Milteer, John Lentz — Assistant Coach. Pfeiffer College Men’s Basketball Roster 1981-82 No. 33 40 20 32 50 23 11 31 41 51 30 42 22 Name Ht. Mike Downs 6’4’ Walt Faye 63’ Horace Fauntleroy 6T Dan Lytwynec 6’4’ Donald Lyons 6’6’ William Milteer 6’4’ John Owens 6’3’ Ron Stanly 6 6’ Billy Smith 6’6' Ed Tompkins 6’6’ Rosco Turner 6T Mike Ward 6 4’ Mike Williams 6’r wt. Class Hometown 190 3 Virginia Beach, Va. 195 2 Winston-Salem, NC 170 4 Newport News, Va. 185 4 Catonsville, Maryland 220 3 Norfolk, Va. 175 2 Norfolk, Va. 180 2 Milton, Fla. 195 3 Charlotte, NC 197 2 Rutherfordton, NC 200 1 Sparta, NC 184 2 Southern Pines, NC 195 1 Boone, NC 170 3 Woodbridge, Va. Rebbeca Ellison — Manager. 106 Letterman Teer shoots for two! 107 108 Coach Childress 1981-82 Men’s Basketball Team had an above average year as they finished 2nd in the Carolina Conference, after leading it most of the season. The Falcons played tough year-round, beating nationally ranked Catawba on the road and losing to nationally ranked Limes- tone by only five. They played Division I Opponent, Appalachain St close, leading most of the way before losing by a single point. William Milteer and Ronald Stanley made the Conference and District Player of the Week, and later both were named to the All Carolinas Con- ference Team. Milteer placed 2nd in the league scoring, while Stanley ranked among the top re- bounders in the conference. Coach Childress walked off with Coach of the Year honors for his outstanding efforts. 109 1981-82 Women’s Basketball Kneeling: Jean Whitehouse, Terry Kimmer, Casey Lanning, Carol Coble, Tammy Brown. Standing: Jack Ingram — Head Coach, Karen Saunders, Annette Carter, Livia Adams, Kim Wilson, Mary George Johnson, Janet Dixon, Robin Campbell, Jeff Gore — Manager. Pfeiffer College Women’s Basketball Roster (1981-82) Name Ht. Year Pos. Hometown Livia Adams Tammy Brown Annette Carter Robin Campbell Carol Coble Janet Dixon Mary George Johnson Terry Kimmer Casey Lanning Karen Saunders Kim Wilson Lisa Young 5’9” 4 F 5’6” 3 G 5’9” 2 F 5'7” 1 G 5’6” 1 G F 5’9” 3 G F 5’9” 1 F C 5'6” 2 G F 5'7” 1 G 5'7” 1 G F 6’0'’ 3 F C 5'6 2 G Asheville, NC Star, NC Salisbury, NC Maiden, NC Oakboro, NC Gastonia, NC Chapel Hill, NC Yadkinville, NC Rockwell, NC Charlotte, NC Asheboro, NC Burnsville, NC 110 Coach Ingram’s Women’s Basketball Team ended the season with a 7-15 record, but played better than their record indicates. They lost by two points to Gardner-Webb and Atlantic Christian away, before defeating both of them on their home court. A 3 point loss to High Point and a 7 point loss to AIAW powerhouse Lenoir Rhyne was also Included. The loss to Elon in the Conference Tournament was bitter. The Falcons led the 17th ranked Elon team throughout most of the 2nd half before falling behind to lose by a close 8 points. Livia Adams, a 5’9 forward from Asheville paced the Falcons and was named to the All Carolinas Conference Team. m 112 113 1981-82 Men’s Swim Team Front row: Larry Durett — Coach, Keith Lewallen, Greg Tomberlin, Curtis Baker, Ben Matzko Back row: Donnie Rabb, Matt Knight, Randall Lewallen, Brian Kowalski 114 1981-82 Women’s Swim Team Sitting: Julie Beck, Mannette Skufca, Dianne Goodman, Lynn Dale Standing: Brenda Wood, Cindy Long, Pixie Klein, Jane Kratochvil, Rene Hazelworth, Rachel Miller, and Coach Larry Durrett The Lady Falcons compiled a record of 7-4, which included victories over Western Carolina and the College of Charleston. Eight Pfeiffer swimmers met the qualifying times for the NAIA nationals, and Cindy Long and Brenda Wood came close to meeting the qualifying times for the NCAA Division II Nationals. Congratulations Ladies on a fine year! g 0 115 116 117 1982 Wrestling Kneeling: Scott Bridgeman, Dwayne Grant, Albert Barretta, Carl Church, Mike Patterson, Drew Weeks Standing Coach J.W. Lisk, Ken Budd, Mark Evans, Barney Lowder, Jeff Burris, Bruce Lambert, Mike Simpson The Falcon Wrestling Squad had a .500 sea- son with an official mark of 7-7-1. Heavyweight Bruce Lambert and 167 pounder Ken Budd both advanced to the NAIA National Tourna- ment. Pfeiffer College Wrestling Roster 1981-82 Name Class Weight Hometown Albert Barretta 2 142 Cocoa, Florida Scott Bridgeman 1 167 Mt. Pleasant, NC Ken Budd 3 167 Woodbury, NJ Jeff Burris 1 158 Congwood, Florida Gary Christie 1 190 Salisbury, NC Carl Church 4 134 Greensboro, NC Mark Evans 1 177 Kannapolis, NC Dwayne Grant 4 158 Perry, Georgia Charles Key 2 142 Salisbury, NC Bruce Lambert 2 HWT Concord, NC Barney Lowder 4 150 Misenheimer, NC Mike Patterson 1 126 Kannapolis, NC Perry Pickett 1 118 Clayton, NC Mike Simpson 1 150 Ft. Mill, SC Drew Weeks Captain 1 177 Asheville, NC 118 119 1982 Pfeiffer Baseball Front row: Arlen Pegg, Doug O’Brey, Cliff Lassiter, Coach Joe Ferebee, Wayne Lassiter, Darryl Walker, Phil Norwood Middle row: Mike Bost, Jimmy Meadows, Shane Bolton, Mark Ferebee, Tom Dutter, Chuck Smith, A1 Floyd Back row: John Wittig, Todd Wyrick, ED Thompkins, Mike Downs, Tony Causby, Mark Beaver, Jeff DeBoy The Falcon Squad again passed the 20 victory mark, ending the season with a 24- 15-1 overall record. The Falcons placed second in both the Carolinas Conference and the NAIA District 26 Regular season races. 120 121 122 trt. 123 Front row: Casey Lanning, Michelle Wise, Julie Beck, Kelly Alvadj, Carol Whitehouse 2nd row: Terry Kimmer, Karen Saunders, Carol Coble, Tammy Sides, Jean Whitehouse, Mary George Johnson Back row: Perry Gabriel — Manager Janet Dixon, Rebecca Ellison, Sharon Norris, Gail Ritzert, Kim Wilson, and Coach Jack Ingram Pfeiffer College Women’s Softball Results 1981 1982 Women’s Softball The Women’s Softball Team enjoyed an- other terrific year. The Lady Falcons swept both the Conference and District Champion- ships, as they compiled an overall record of 24-4. Four Lady Falcons won post-season honors, and Coach Jack Ingram was named NAIA District 26 Women’s Softball Coach of the Year. Opponent Site Score Barber-Scotia A 17-1 Barber-Scotia A 18-0 Guilford H 7-1 Guilford H 2-0 UNC-Greensboro A 7-1 UNC-Greensboro A 9-3 North Carolina A T A 5-0 North Carolina A T A 6-0 Lenoir-Rhyne A 9-2 Lenoir-Rhyne A 14-0 Barber-Scotia H 18-0 Barber-Scotia H 10-0 Wingate A 9-4 Wingate A 8-1 Elon H 1-2 Elon H 4-2 UNC-Charlotte H 5-4 UNC-Charlotte H 0-7 Atlantic Christian H 11-1 Atlantic Christian H 14-4 Pembroke State H 7-3 Pembroke State H 9-6 Wingate H 13-2 Wingate H 14-1 Catawba A 13-3 Catawba A 15-1 ‘Wingate H 15-0 ‘Pembroke State H 1-11 'Guilford H 11-4 ‘Wingate H 1-3 UNC-Chapel Hill A 2-4 UNC-Chapel Hill A 2-3 -i- UNC-Wiimington A 11-8 Elon A 2-3 Methodist A 17-7 -i- Western Carolina A 12-1 + UNC-Charlotte A 8-1 + N.C. State A 0-13 •Conference Tournament State Tournament Divisions I, II and III. Pfeiffer plac- ed 4th and was the highest placed Division II team. 1982 Golf Team Kneeling: Joe Chandler, David Whitesides, Laura Nimmons, Billy Talbert, Todd Hammock, Craig Whiteford, Jim Smoot Standing: Coach John Lentz, Paul Michaelian, Chip Smith, Chris O’Keefe, Jim Begg, Mark Harris, David McDuffie, Kevin Kane The Pfeiffer Golf Team has matured into a solid squad that was highly competitive all season. The Falcons compiled a 3-2 record in head to head competition, and fared well in several tournaments. Pfeiffer College Golf Roster 1982 Name Class Hometown Chip Smith 3 Charlotte, NC Kevin Kane 2 Hastings-On-Hud, NY Jim Smoot 2 Valhalla, NY Billy Talbert 3 Statesville, NC David McDuffie 3 Charlotte, NC Paul Michaelian 2 Newport News, VA Jim Begg 3 Northfield, NJ Chris O’Keefe 2 Denville, NJ Mark Harris 1 Badin, NC Todd Hammock 1 Rocky Mt., VA Laura Nimmons 3 Danbury, CT Joe Chandler 1 Alton, VA Craig Whiteford 1 Havre De Grace, MD Dave Whitesides 1 Gastonia, NC 1982 Men’s Tennis Kneeling: Joe Armstrong, James McKenna, Perry Pickett, Jim Knapp Standing: Coach J.W. Lisk, Jonathan Sawyer, Ralph Carney, Christer Lundberg, Danny Coe. The Men’s Tennis Team, hampered with in- juries and scheduling problems, suffered through a dismal season. However, bright spots among this seasons play was that of the number one player Christer Lundborg and number two player Johan Almborg. If Johan can recover from an injured back, Pfeiffer will have a good one-two punch next year. Pfeiffer College Men’s Tennis Results (1981) Opponent West Virginia Guilford Atlantic Christian Elon Slippery Rock West Chester State UNC-Charlotte High Point Wingate Wingate Averett Greensboro College UNC-Asheville Limestone Elon High Point Davidson Final Record: 5-12 Ineligible player Site Score H 9-0 A 0-9 A 0-9 H 5-4 H 4-5 H 4-5 A 9-0 A 1-8 H 3-6 A 3-6 A 6-3 A 2-7 H 3-6 A 0-9 A 4-5 H 5-4 A 0-9 126 1982 Girl’s Tennis Kneeling: Carol Durkin, Cheryl Lazowski, Jennifer Davis Standing: Coach Ellen Briggs, Karen Oakley, Robin Campbell, Lisa McKenna The Women’s Tennis Team enjoyed a win- ning season. The Lady Falcons finished with a 7-5 record, and placed third in the NAIA District 26 Tournament. Number one player, Carol Durkin was named to the All-District Team. Pfeiffer College Women’s Tennis Results 1981 Opponent Site Score Elon A 2-7 Catawba H 6-3 UNC-Charlotte H 2-7 Wingate H 6-3 Western Carolina H 5-4 Guilford A 0-9 Lenoir-Rhyne H 6-3 High Point H 1-8 Pembroke State A 5-4 East Carolina A 2-7 Davidson A 0-9 127 The Pfeiffer Falcon Cheerleaders Maria Gonzales, Sandy Wiles, Donnie Peters, Debbie Rudisill, Crystal Allen, John Misenheimer, Tammy Freeze, Selwyn Troutman, Stephanie Wilson, Trish Ryan. We Are The Mighty Mighty Falcons Go Falcons 130 Student representative, Dana McK.im, receives the Spirit Award for the WBTV Carolina Classic in December of 1981. After some very stiff competition, Cline Dorm won the Falcon Award for 1981 82; the first Falcon Award given. 132 Dean Moury congratulates Dr. Peter Barty on a fine year as Sports Information Director. Dr. Barty was recognized for his fine job at the annual sports banquet sponsored by the Falcon Club. We will miss Dr. Barty next year as he returns to his alma mater, Northeastern Alabama to teach, however we wish him the best of luck in the future. Sitting: Carol Durkin — Female Athlete of the Year Mike Downs — Male Athlete of the Year Standing: Maureen Hazelworth — Female Sportsmanship Award Dan Lytwynec — Male Sportsmanship Award Coach Tom Childress — Athletic Di- rector 133 Sitting: Jean Whitehouse: MVP Softball, Carol Durkin: MVP Tennis, Cindy Long: MVP Swimming, Maria Gonzles: MVP Cheerleader, Gail Ritzert: MVP Field Hockey, Livia Adams: MVP Basketball Standing: Chuck Smith: MVP Pitcher Baseball, Christer Lundborg: MVP Tennis, William Milteer: MVP Basketball, Chip Smith: MVP Golf, Ronald Stanly: MVP Basketball, Tony Causby: MVP Baseball, Ken Budd: MVP Wrestling, Mark Beaver: MVP Pitcher Baseball Other Awards Jesse Ray Boger, Sharon Dawn Lowder, and Kimberly Dawn Macey won the Scholastic Achievement Award. Dana McKim won the Pearl Walton Fisher Citizenship Trophy. 134 «ei Livia Benet Adams BA — Probation and Parole Supervision Sociology Ernest Frederick Balfrey BS — Business Administration Played Semi-Pro Football 1946 Joseph Dawson Armstrong III BS — Chemistry Mathematics Cum Laude Susan Louise Birmingham BA — Music Member of: Handbell, Symphonic, and Chapel Choirs — Also: Chamber Singers and WindEnsemble. 136 William L. Borden, Jr. BA — Business Administration Played: Tennis and Softball (FUBAR) Sandra Renae Brittain BA — Early Childhood Education Clubs: UMSM and SNEA Kenneth Felix Campbell, Jr. BA — Physical Education And Recreation Brian Carlaw BS — Business Administration Economics Summa Cum Laude i 137 William Albert Carlin BA — Business Administration Clubs: UMSM, BSU, Bus. Adm. Asso. Evelyn S. Carter BA — Regligion Cum Laude Kathy Leigh Clark Alan Bennett Coley BA Biology BA — History Cheerleader (soph, year) Intramural Soccer Softball 138 Janet Elizabeth Cooper BA — Correctional Institutions Probation and Parole Supervision Wash. Dorm Pres. (2 yrs.) Clubs: Community Health Services Committee, and AWS Cherie Paulette Damron BA — Psychology William Donald Cripps BS — Business Administration Economics Charles Alan Dionne BA — Business Administration Clubs: Fellowship Teams (4 Yrs.) CUB (5 Yrs.) Voted: Most Talented 139 Nedra Monet Dula BA — Probation and Parole Supervision Social Work- Sociology Tommy Kaye Earnhardt BS — Biology Clubs: Honor Board and Health and Community Services Etta Elizabeth Ensley (Beth) BA — Sociology Clubs: Concert and Symphonic Choirs and Chamber Singers Cynthia Ann Ferguson (Cindy) BS — Mathematics Summa Cum Laude CRC Freshman Chemistry Award, Junior Marshal, Phi Delta Sigma Honor Society 140 Rebecca Lynn George BS — Accounting, Clubs: SAMS — Vice Pres. SBA Cum Laude Honor Scholarship, Dean's List Softball and Tennis Maria Teresa Gonzales BS — Business Administration Dean's List, SGA, Senator, Cheerleader — Captain 1- , mi I Maureen Suzette Hazelworth (Reeny) Karen E. Holder BS — Biology BA — Christian Education Cum Laude Dean s List Voted: Friendliest Clubs: CEF Jonathan Van Hunter BA — Christian Education Clubs: Chapel and Symphonic Choirs MENC, and CEF 141 Phillip bugene Holshouser BA — Correctional Institutions Jo-Amber Leigh Huskins BA — Early Childhood Education Intermediate Educa- tion Cum Laude, Voted: Most Likely to Succeed Deborah Louise Ingle BS — Business Administration Clubs: SBA, UMSM, Business and Professional Women Club Eric Johnson BA — Business Administration 142 Prudence Kennedy Kilby BS — Accounting Mathematics Cum Laude Dean's List Clubs: UMSM — VP, SBA — VP Michael Warren Kilby BS -Bilogy Pre-Medical Dean’s List Men's Judicial Board — Chief Justice Marion Andrew Johnson, Jr. (Pooh) BA — Biolgoy Baseball Team, Counselor, Orientation Team 143 Max Barker Kimel, Jr BS — Chemistry Barney M. Lowder, Jr. BS — Business Administration Economics Sharon Dawn Lowder BS — Business Administration Economics Summa Cum Laude Cheerleader, Merner (Sec.), Cline (VP) Clubs: SBA, Pfeiffer News Kimberly Dawn Macey, Voted: Best Looking BS — Mathematics Summa Cum Laude, Clubs: CUB (Treas.), April Fest. Committee Chairperson, Dean’s List, Grad. Marshal, Counselor Steven Laurens Manly BA — Chemistry Mathematics Physics Summa Cum Laude Clubs: CUB Voted: Most Likely to Succeed Benjamin Franklin Matzko BA — Sociology Voted: Friendliest 144 John Thomas McArdle BA — Health, Physical Education and Recreation Gerald Jerome McPhail BA — Probation and Parole Supervision Social Work Varsity Basketball, Men’s Judicial Board John William McRee BA — Business Administration Concert, Symphonic, Aldersgate and Chapel Choirs, Wind Ensemble Clubs: History, American Guild of Organists Nancy Karen Meeks BS — Mathematics Cum Laude Dean’s List Clubs: Women’s Judicial Board, Orientation April Fest., PCF, Concert, Symphonic, and Aldersgate Choirs 145 Margaret Elisabeth Merrill BA — Accounting Clubs: SAMS, Alpha Kappa Psi, Phi Beta Chi Rachel Francis Miller BA — Biology Voted: Biggest Heartbreaker Nancy Elizabeth Parker BA — Biolgoy Gisele Price BA — Biology Softball Clubs: Black Alliance, Gospel Choir — Founder, AWS — Treas. 1 146 Nicholas E. Reele BS — Business Administration Clubs: UMSU — Pres., SBA, SAMS George Alan Rice BA — Music, Clubs: MENC, ACDA Dean’s List, Concert and Symphonic Choirs, Chamber Singers Debra Denice Rudisill BA — Accounting Cum Laude Honor Board — Chief Justice Sec. Counselor, Cheer- leader Albert George Searles BA — Business Administration Order of the Sundial Clubs: The Pfeiffer News — Bus. Manager, Fellowship Teams 79-82 1 47 Tony Dale Shaver BS — Business Administration Cum Laude, Dean’s List, AMS — Pres. Eric O’Connell Skidmore BS — Accounting Dean’s List, Academic Scholarship SBA Cynthia Sue Shumate BA — Social Work, Clubs: Senate, Women’s Judicial Board Magna Cum Laude, CEF, SBU, AWS, Vespers — Chairperst Counselor, RD, Alpha Delta Kappa, Dean’s List Charles Alwin Smith, Jr. BA — Social Studies Voted: Best Looking 148 Crystal Lynne Terry (Lynne) BA — Social Work, Clubs: Social Work, House Council, SAAC, Counselor, ED Douglass Norris Terry (Doug) BS — Business Administration SGA, Orientation Committee, Handbook Committee, Patti Jo Troxler BA — Christian Education Jean E. Whitehouse BA — Health, Physical Education and Recreation I i 149 Kathleen Adell Wiley (Kathy) Clubs: CEF — Secretary, AWS — V. Pres., Home- BA — Christian Education coming Comm., Cline (Pres.) Falcon Award Com- Cum Laude mittee Dean’s List, Pfeiffer Honor Scholarship John Charles Wittig BA — Health, Physical Education and Re- creation Cum Laude Baseball Team Voted: Most Athletic ISO Mark Henry Sheffler BA — Health and Physical Education Roger Nelson Armstrong BA — History Social Studies Dana Arnold McKim BA — Christian Education Dean’s List, Counselor, RD, Brame Christian Life Convocation Co-Chairman Clubs: CLC — Pres., Order of the Sundial Sec. — Treas., Kappa Chi — Pres., CEF — V. Pres. UMSM Program Coordinator, Pfeiffer News Voted: Best All Around David Michael Elzey BA — Christian Education Counselor — Plyler, RD — Vaughn Clubs: CEF — Chairperson 151 Judith Ann Trevethan BA — Early Childhood Education Intermediate Education Dean’s List Field Hockey, Soph. Class VP, Senior Class Pres. Alyson Lynn Kirk BA — Health and Physical Education Cum Laude — Dean’s List Sr. Class — VP, Women’s Judicial Board — Chief Justic, Orien tation Team, Voted: Most Athletic Best All Around Franna Leigh Nance BA — Business Administration History Voted: Wittiest Eileen Dowd BA — History 152 Clara Wells Moore BA — Sociology Cum Laude Senior Messages To the Graduate: The people in our hearts Lie near: We may disappear in time Yet leave them not. We will be here When chapel bells chime, Or trees shed leaves of autumn Or we again hear Some familiar name. Do not say; ”1 am leaving Pfeiffer.” It lies forever close — Holding the brightness of youth, The calm of the lake, And the joy of friendships forever present. Rachel Frances Miller On Being Graduates It s no longer ice cream and cake. Ain’t no Mama’s Babies Allowed’’ And once you have crossed over, There is no turning back. It’s your life. Like clay in your hands. Shape it. Mold it. Watch it grow. Take the folded memories Put ’em in your back pocket. They are yours to keep. 2 22 82 Sandra Renae Brittain Hold our heads up, be proud, and never forget; We’ve done our best and had our times. And may the God in heaven lead us from here, Walk by our side and keep us from fear. Judith A. Trevethan Live to laugh. You’ll be glad you did. Alyson Kirk Don’t be dismayed at good-byes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments of lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends.’’ 155 Charles Alan Dione I will lift mine eyes unto the hills from whence cometh my help.” Psalms 121:1 Gerald Jerome McPhail From High School I learned that, Success is never final and failure is never fatal.” That’s something for you to remember. Pooh Johnson My years here at Pfeiffer have truly been the most influential of all upon my life, through good and bad I have learned to endure, and I have learned to count on myself as well as others. Susan Birmingham I would especially like to thank the Music Department for making it possible for me to do what I have always wanted. William A. Carlin Pfeiffer is a college of people that are special because everyone knows everyone by name not by number. Nicholas E. Reele Pfeiffer College is a great place to go to school, with plenty of friendly people and helpful professors. Nancy Karen Meeks Thanks to everyone who is Pfeiffer, for giving me the opportunity and room to grow. Cynthia Sue Shumate Pfeiffer College has motivated me to reach for goals I once thought were unreachable. Senior Superlatives Most Likely To Succeed Jo-Amber Huskins Steve Manly Most Athletic John Wittig Alyson Kirk Wittiest Fran Nance Dan Lytwynec Best Looking Kim Macey Chuck Smith Most Talented Stephanie Sherrill Melvin Morrison Best All Around Alyson Kirk Dana McKim Friendlist Maureen Hazelworth Ben Matzko Biggest Heartbreaker Rachel Miller Kurt Bergland 159 160 161 162 Tv - -r I it £i af- «i • 163 Many Thanks To: Joe Echols — Advisor Les Howell — Yearbook Representative Dean Boone — For Guidiance And The Staff: Jenny Hatley Laura Greening Carolyn Huskins Kim Moser Mindy Smith Lynn Hallows Major Beall Nick Reele Gay Baldwin Mike Gunzenhauser Pam Strother especially Rich Hemmer — Photographer CHIMES PFEIFFER COLLEGE YEARBOOK To the Faculty, Staff and Students: I would like to say that I am very pleased with this year's book, however, I do hope that it will produce more enthusiasm toward the yearbook and all of the media here at Pfeiffer. I did have a larger staff this year, but I would like to see it continue to grow in number and individual skill. I would like to thank Dr. Echols, our advisor for his valuable advice; Les Howell our representative, for all of his time on the book and Dean Boone for his understanding and guidiance. I would also like to thank Teresa Harrison and Carolyn Huskins for their individual time. To everyone at Pfeiffer, I wish a wonderful year and I hope that this yearbook will help make this year and years to come a lot brighter! 165 Donna Ingram Chimes Editor iy82 166 «ft £v 168 170 171 172 173 174 men Advertisements “Zhe m useless day of ■) all is that in sj which we have ' not laughed.” — Sebastian Chamfc (Al krz lu l HA T ? ... ku. btJis tu of. -To A- S ju a . |a : ... Ala-JL Me€ d rro4ed4iGM . [xjtwi noA- d(xLL t � • 5 M i l lT) 5TE J) rc o te , Po.ro M v€ j ' ojod CA.o y. i T e,u Y Ck. w e M-Kj prod-co tiOM LjOU- 176 '1' fr 1! ••I Kfc.-i'.Uli sn 3$ NEIL SIMON'S chapter two� «gfe? «VP00 8' Mentalist. f The Mason Dixon Line” Cline 2nd Floor The South’s Gonna Do It Again! Congratulations To The Field Hockey Team From Cline 2nd Floor 178 (jongrat ulatimia qrraa mtuiarii Keep a brave spirit, and never despair: Hope brings you messages through the keen air — Good is victorious — God everywhere. Grand are the battles which you have to fight, Be not downhearted, but valiant for right; Hope, and press forward, your face to the light. 179 This 1 4 page is lovingly dedicated to the special girl who will write the pages of this guy’s life from now until the end of time — Yes, I do believe in Miracles” Epicure CoOO O LL cK1 e A RE TUE To First Right: Pat, Beth, Kathy, Shelia, Carol, Mary Charles, Paula, Crysta, Maria, Debbie, Casey, Meredyth, Teresa and Toni. Thanks for a good year and Good luck ALWAYS! Jan and Donna T Ld ft Y 0(JL fYla-r k 180 To: Terry Osier Truthfulness Every friendship that lasts is built of certain durable materials. The first of these is truthfulness. If I cannot look into the eyes of my friend and speak out always the truthful thought and feeling with the simplicity of a little child, there can be no real friendship between us. Friends who have to be handled” or managed”, or with whom we take refuge in fencing or posing, do not know the love that casts our fear. Trust is the first requisite for making a friend,” says Hugh Black, faithfulness is the first requisite for keeping him”; and trust and faithfulness cannot endure without truthfulness. Bertha Conde Love, Anonymous Congratulations A1 and the Class of 1982. John Best wishes and continued success to the freshman class of 1985! 81-82 Foote Counselors 181 Executive Council Jo-Amber Huskins, Alicia Randolph, Karen Harmon, Elaine Neary, Jan Cooper, Janice Royall, Sarah Sexton, Brenda Glenn, Advisor: Dean Madeline Allen 182 Without Friends Where Would We Be? 183 184 Lonely! 185 186 Advertisements “Great is advertisement with little men. ” — Henry 9. Weeds, flr. 188 I i LEE LEVI ACME PIONEER BAILEY 1526 Salisbury Highway Route 5, Box 20 ALBEMARLE, N. C. 28001 LYNDA BETLER • (704)983-1911 TOUCH ! 89 ¥ North First Street (Highway 52 N.) Albemarle, NC 28001 WE ARE HERE TO SERVE The Eating Is Fine The Paying Is Easy TVesteni Steer, am lly STEAKHOVSE HOURS SUN.-THURS. 11-9 FRI. SAT. 11-10 TWO PRIVATE DINING ROOMS ALL ORDERS PREPARED TO GO (704) 983-1813 190 Breakfast Served Anytime • Sandwiches 192 193 194 «33SJI 195 1% MAK IN IT LASS OF 1985, HIS COMING YEAR' GOING TO BE YOUR YEAR , 197 198 199 200 201 2Q2 203 A)4 206 207 208