Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1983 volume:

; THE CHIMES 1983 “TIMES TO REMEMBER Volume XXVIII Pfeiffer College Misenheimer, North Carolina PFEIFFER COLLEGE Methodist, coeducations Founded as Oberlin Horn nd School near Lenoi Moved here the Pfeiffe: ARCHIVES A HO HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS 1982 TABLE OF CONTENTS hi V: . ■ , f __ I Happenings.....................8 Seniors.......................30 Dorms.........................56 Underclassmen.................78 Faculty and Administration..102 Clubs and Organizations......124 Drama........................142 Sports.......................152 Awards.......................186 Advertisements...............194 4 • V ' 5 1982-83 Chimes is Dedicated to ' ■V Vii Or. Richard H. Brewer for his work and dedication in establishing a department that represents Pfeiffer not only locally, but abroad in a tradition of e ellem t fl ■ and . . . Dr. J. Michael Riemann for beginning a new computer department to further the educational span of Pfeiffer College and for being a friend to all. I . JVx ■ ’ . ; ' .' Homecoming Senior Representatives: Kathy Honecker, Pam Felker, and Julie Wright who was crowned queen at the Homecoming Dance. 10 11 VaV- IU ..........Fantasy Island AlBl? The events that made up Homecoming this year were varied and exciting. They began Thursday night, September 30 with the Variety show in the theatre, followed by a patio dance. The CUB sponsored Livingston Taylor and Frankie and the Knockouts concert on Friday. Saturday the Carnival began bright and early and included various booths, and games. The parade was a big success with Mr. Rork and Tattoo leading the way. The rest of the day there were Alumni Soccer and Baseball games, and Pfeiffer beat High Point College in their own match-up. The weekend wrapped up with the traditional dance at Fiber Industries on Saturday night where Julie Wright was crowned Homecoming Queen for 1982. 12 Williamsburg Christmas If any one event on the Pfeiffer Campus during the year brings the Pfeiffer students closer, it is the decoration and events surrounding Williamsburg Christmas. Williamsburg Christmas deals with the non- commercial aspects of decorating, aspects used in early Williamsburg Pennsylvania and that are still used today. Decorations consist of various kinds of greenery cut from various spots on campus. This weekend is a time when Pfeiffer students are brought together without the affects of lights, commercials, or presents, but celebrate the Christmas Spirit through working together with nature. Dean Madeline Allen does her part in decorating the Student Center. 14 The work is almost finished and the decorations are completed 15 April Festival April Festival was, again, a big success. Festivities started with a dance on Friday night at Fiber Industry in Salisbury with the Entertainers and the presentation of the representatives for April Festival Queen and the April Fest court. On Saturday, the carnival began in the afternoon, crowning of the queen followed. This was held in the old Gym due to inclement weather. The candidates for Queen were Carol Durkin, a Health and P.E. Major from Massachusettes, Cindy Long, a Psychology Major from Durham, and Pam Felker a Business Administration Psychology Major from Charlotte. Pam Felker was crowned April Festival Queen for 1983. April Fest ended with the fantastic Sugarcreek concert on Saturday night. y V w � , V « 0 V rt • t • • � 1b A, � ' • V HU • 1' hi � , � j gV lit III•U | I� f • I f«wg� « � � � � • r� • ! 'V; i. i' '1 '!1 ;t,. V S't uniiin1 i , Vi IN '� 7_ Ms. Pam Felker 1983 April Festival Queen 16 • • Pfeiffer held its now annual Toga Party again in September and great time was had by all. Food was provided by Epicure, Music was provided by C.U.B. and head wreaths were supplied by the bushes. 17 CUB Entertainment The College Union Board provided many forms of entertainment throughout the year. Among these were concerts featuring some top notch names of the entertainment world. Frankie and the Knockouts along with Livingston Taylor put on a concert many will not soon forget. CUB also brought locally famous Sugarcreek to Pfeiffer as part of the April Festivities. This concert seemed to be the most liked of all. Many CUB sponsored movies were brought to the Pfeiffer week ends such as Absence of Malice and Chariots of Fire . The CUB brings many good functions to Pfeiffer and they should be encouraged to continue. Livingston Taylor opens for Frankie and Knockouts Frankie and the Knockouts in Concert 18 In March of this year, something very unique and special happened to Pfeiffer College and its surrounding community. Pfeiffer College held its own Dance-A-Thon for Muscular Dystrophy. Area Schools were invited. As patrons of the dance we were televised by a Charlotte station. Free t-shirts were distributed to everyone and a large amount of money was raised. Special thanks to Tony Yarbrough for his fine work as chairman of this event and also thanks to anyone who donated or participated. 19 Blood Drive Pfeiffer put on its semesterly Blood Drive again this year and a little over 125 pints were collected in the spring. Many more people tried to give their blood, but minor complications kept them from doing so. Would you take this guy's blood? 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 1 • .M3L 28 29 31 3V Mary Ruth Allen BS Mathematics Secondary Education Cum Laude, Dean's List, CLC Publicity Chair- man, Homecoming Carnival Chairperson, Williamsburg Christmas Chairperson, Who's Who Among College Students Patty M. Almond BA Early Childhood Intermediate Education Senator, Academic Council, SNEA Pres., Pres. Day Student Association Barbara Elizabeth Averetl (Barb) BA Religion Mime Troop, Dean's List, Pres. Mime Troop, CLC, CEF James H. Begg, Jr. (Jim) BS Business Administration Freshman Counselor, Falcon Award Committee, Penthouse R.D., 4 yr. letterman — Golf, Sportswriter Pfeiffer News James Borek (Jim) BS Mathematics Parvaneh Borek (Pat) BS Mathematics 32 Randy Lee Bost BS Business Administration Dean's List Received Presidential and Trustee Scholarships Teresa Joy Brady (Terrie) BA Social Work Dean's List Glinda D. Brady BS Business Administration Economics L. Dawn Brown (Dawn) BS Premedical Biology Alpha Wamba Delta, Phi Delta Sigma, Board of Appeals, Junior Marshall, ’intramural Soccer Team, American Chemical Society James Carlin BS Business Administration J.V. Basketball 33 Carol Caruthers BA Early Childhood Intermediate Education Residence Director—Senior Year, Orientation Team, SNEA Tony Causby (Tojo) BA Physical Education Baseball: MVP, All Conference, All District Michael Cherrix BA English Who's Who Among College Students, Ju- nior Scholastic Achievement Award, The Phoenix: Editor, Phi Delta Sigma Joanna Rene Cline (Rene) BA Music Symphonic Choir, Chamber Singers, Concert Choir Danny Coe BS Business Administration Chief Justice: Board of Appeals, AMS: Vice Pres., Tennis, Fellowship of Christian Athletes Brian Cox BS Mathematics Residence Director, Math Bowl Charles H. Curtis (Chuck) BS Business Administration Who's Who Among College Students, AMS pres.. Board of Appeals, House Council, UMSM, SAMS, SBA William K. Dick (Billy) BA History Psychology Edna Stitt Robinson Award, Concert Choir, Phi Rho Pres., History Club, Phi Alpha The- ta, Psychology Club, Psi Chi Lynn Conner Dionne BA Sociology Social Work Freshman Class Pres., Kappa Chi: Vice Pres., Fellowship Teams, CLC: Vice Pres., and Pres., SGA Executive Council, Social Work Task Force 35 Toni Davis BS Business Administration Intramural basketball, SBA, Vice Pres. Cline Dorm, Chimes Staff, AWS, Concert Choir, Chamber Singers, Symphonic Choir Michael Downs (Mike) BA Business Administration Basketball, Baseball, Monogram Club Patricia Ann Efird BS Business Administration Secretary: Sophomore and Junior yrs. UMSM, UMSM Vice Pres., SBA Pres., SBA Secretary UMSM, SBA, CLC Craig Estep (Pud) BA Music Who's Who Among College Students, Symphonic, Chapel, Aldersgate, and Concert Choirs, Chamber Singers, Or- der of the Sundial Pamela Jane Felker (Pam) BA Business Administration Psychology Who's Who Among College Students, Order of the Sundial: Sec., R.D., Counselor, SR. Homecoming Rep., Sr. Class Treas., Dean's List, Die Fledermaus w National Op- era, Choirs, SAMS, SBA, Psy- che Club, Psi Chi, CLC Martiso Galindo BA Psychology Established Chapter of Psi Chi, WSPC, Pfeiffer News, Psychology Club, Psi Chi President 36 HI i r I 1 £ mt IM Karen Annette Helms (Annette) BA Probation Parole, Sociology, Social Work Dean's List, Student Advisory Council, Academic Scholarship, Kappa Chi, Lake Project Committee Chairman, Social Work Club and Task Force, Symphonic Choir Jeff Gore (Slop) BA Health, Physical Education and Recreation J.V. Basketball: Assistant, Women's Basketball: Assistant Glenda C. Garner BS Accounting Dean's List, Accounting Club, Day Student Association Alan Gibson BA Recreation Senator, SGA Board of Appeals, CUB, Homecoming Committee Darryl B. Glick BA Psychology BS Business Administration Who's Who Among College Students, RD, Editor-n-Chief of Pfeiffer News, Dean's List, Order of Sundial, Counselor, Psi Chi, SBA, Chimes Staff, Psyche Club Brent T.W. Gibbs (Brentley) BA Drama Who's Who Among College Stu- dents, Alan A. Surrat Award for excellence in Acting, Rho Alpha, Playmakers, Dorm Pres., Orienta- tion Committee 37 Ellen Green BS Business Administration Pfeiffer Trustee Scholarship Robin Heath BA Probation and Parole Supervi- sion Michael Gunzenhauser (Gunzo) BA Law Enforcement Sociology Board of Appeals, Dean's List, Golf, Pfeiffer News, Chimes, Phoenix Anne Henderson BA Music Concert, Symphonic and Handbell Choirs, Chamber Singers, Wind Ensemble, CEF, Senate Michele Haigler BA Music Chapel, Aldersgate, Symphonic, And Concert Choirs, Chamber Singers, Playmakers, Pres. Concert Choir Christine M. Howard (Chris) BS Premedical Biology Women's Judicial Board, Chief Justice, Dean's List, Volleyball and Softball Intramurals, American Chemical Society 38 Albert L. Joyner, Jr. (Al) BA History Phi Delta Sigma, Phi Alpha Theta, Dean's List, History Club Historian i Rosmarie J. Klein (Pixie—Wench) BS Biology Cum Laude Governor's Summer Intern, Dean's List, Counselor, Who's Who Among College Students, CUB, Orientation Team, April Festival Chairperson, Health Community Services Chairperson, Varsity Swim Team Deena Elizabeth Hester (Deena) BA Christian Education Music Who's Who Among College Students Concert, Symphonic, Handbell Choirs, RD, Ori- entation Team, Homecoming Court '82, CEF, Intramural Volleyball Kit Jenkins BA English Rho Alpha Vice Pres., Playmakers, Concert Choir, Symphonic Choir, Phoenix Pamala J. Hill (Pam) BS Accounting Dean's List, Accounting Club, Day Student Association 39 Joyce Kluttz BA Early Childhood Education Dean's List, SNEA, Day Student Association Geoff Langston BA Sociology Pres. Junior Class Cheryl Lazowski BS Business Administration Economics Women's Tennis, American Management Society, SBA Cynthia Denise Long (Cindy) BA Psychology Who's Who Among College Stu- dents, Psi Chi, Order of The Sundial, RD, CUB Entertainment Coordinator, Sr. Class Pres., Psychology Club, MVP Varsity Swimming, Volleyball Patricia Love Lowder (Patti) BS Business Administration Dean's List, D S Agency Model, SBA, Swimming, Ballet 40 Wanda McAlister BS Accounting Phi Delta Sigma, Dean's List, Addie Rhem Morris Scholarship, Commencement Marshall, SBA Pres., Intramural Softball i Basketball, Cline Dorm Treasurer Christy McMurry BA Early Childhood Education Intermediate Education Dean's List, Phi Delta Sigma, Library Committee Chairman, Junior Marshall Melvin Morrison BA Music Wind Ensemble, Stage Band Elaine Neary (Basewalker: Tree Dodger) BS Chemistry Who's Who Among College Students, SGA Award for Out- standing Service, AWS Treas., CUB Class Representative, || Volleyball Club and Intramural Volleyball [i Virginia Pace BS Accounting Business Administration i 41 Jane Russell Robertson BA Early Childhood Education Intermediate Education Jamie M. Romansky (J.me or Ro) BS Mathematics Chimes, UMSM, Drama: One act plays Volleyball and Soccer Intramurals Laura Pendleton BS Premedical Biology Pres. Washington Dorm, AWS Vice Pres., AWS, ACS, Volleyball C. Alicia Randolph (Alicia) BA Christian Education Music Who's Who Among College Stu- dents, Choirs, Choir Manager, Dorm Pres., AWS Vice Pres. Pres., SGA, Student Life Commit- tee, UMSM, CEF 42 Nicholas L. Rochester, Jr. (Nick) BA Religion Lorraine Smith (Lou) BA Social Work Dean's List, Social Work Club, Psyche Club, Drama: Brigadoon Patricia Marie Ryan (Tricia) BA Law Enforcement Fire Marshall, Cheerleader, Chimes Christopher Glenn Smith (Chris) BA Religion Philosophy Counselor, RD, Dean's List, Cum Laude, Chapel Choir, Kappa Chi, BSU, Board of Appeals, SGA Symposium Chairman Tamara J. Smith BA Early Childhood Education Intermediate Education 1981 Co-Chairperson Orientation Team 43 Sherry Denise Stuart BA Social Work Recorded a record with Mark Ward, Epsilon Phi Eta, Presiden- tial Scholarship Winner Billy Talbert BS Business Administration House Council, AMS, Golf Mary Lynn Weaver (Lynn) BA Probation Parole Social Work Social Work Club i t ( Elliott F. Williams BS Premedical Biology Who's Who Among College Students, Dean's List, Men's Judicial Board, Chief Justice, Senator, American Chemical Society, Intramural Sports Joy Robin Whitley (Robin) BA Music Who's Who Among College Students, A.W. Fletcher Scholarship, Dean's List, Order of the Sundial, Concert, Symphonic, Handbell Choirs, Chamber Singers, BSU, Wind Ensem- ble, CEF, CLC, Fellowship Teams 44 Denise M. Kidd BA Christian Education Who's Who Among College Stu- dents, Phi Delta Sigma, Dean's List, BSU, CEF, FCA, Counselor, Orien- tation Team, Honor Scholarship, Asst. Editor Pfeiffer News, Choirs, CLC, Intramurals, Fellowship Teams Sandra Harthan (Sandy) BA Christian Education Dean's List, CEF: Christian Educa- tor's Fellowship Brenda Wood BS Accounting Business Admin- istration Financial Administra- tion Swimming Darlene K. Wright BS Accounting Dean's List, Accounting Club, Day Student Association Drayton Young BS Economics Dean's List Julie Elizabeth Wright BA Music Who's Who Among College Students, Coun- selor, RD, Class Sec. 4 yrs., Rho Alpha, Order of the Sundial, Alpha Psi Omega, Concert, Symphonic, and Bell Choirs, Chamber singers, Pfeiffer Playmakers 45 Teresa Lynn Russell (Teri) BS Biology Computer Wendy Ann Strickland BA Intermediate Education Dean's List, SNEA Donald Lebby Lyons (Don) BA Health, Education and Recreation Basketball Captain, Varsity Basketball 4 yrs., AAHPERD 46 Ken Budd BS Business Administration Wrestling: Conference, District, and Area Champ, : House Council, Senate ! Keith Hamilton BS Business Administration Patricia Piller (Patty) BA Health, Physical Education and Recreation Tammy Brown BA Health, Physical Education and Recreation ; Darrell Walker ; BS Business Administration Baseball ! Carol Ann Durkin BA Health and Physical Education Field Hockey, Tennis Dawn Marie MacDonald BA Early Childhood Education Dean's List Student 47 Senior Most Likely to Succeed Elliott Williams and Brenda Wood Most Athletic Mike Downs and Carol Durkin Best Looking Julie Wright and Rick Glackin 48 Superlatives Most Talented Paula Sullivan and Craig Estep Best All Around Pam Felker and Matt Knight Friendliest Dawn MacDonald and Alan Gibson I 49 U LJ Heartbreakers Toni Davis and Randy Petrea Most School Spirit Elaine Neary and Alan Gibson Greg Tomberlin and Sarah Sexton 50 Most Talkative Sandy Harthan and Jimm Begg Wittiest Geoff Langston i Wittiest Most Gullible Barbara Hoover Tim Herrin, not pictured Jan Kratochvil 51 Senior Messages Pam Felker For though I am far away from you my heart is with you ... Col. 2:5 Darryl Glick Set you goals as high as the sky and reach for the stars, but hold on during the storm because a rainbow is bound to follow. Deena Hester Snap your fingers . . . that's how fast my four years have flown! Enjoy every minute! My key word for making it— PERSEVERANCE. Pixie Klein When I think of Pfeiffer I'll think of practical jokes and the fun I had with my friends. That's what college should be remembered for! Joyce Kluttz Age is no barrier! Jane Robertson DELIGHTFUL TASK! ... to pour . . . instruction over the mind. Thomson Mary Allen For those who have their goals set high. It's not enough to just get by Dawn Brown In all ways. Be TALL! Barb Averett You never get a second chance to make a good first impression. Patty Almond Gone, But not Forgotten! Tammy Smith Thanks to all who made my educational experiences at Pfeiffer a meaningful one. Special thanks to Dr. Phyllis Gore. Chris Smith College is a time of joy, pain, loneliness, and warmth. Let us reach out and grow. Julie Wright Take heed that what you sing with your mouths you believe in your heart and what you believe in your heart you show forth in your works, Pfeiffer College Concert Choir Motto Carol Durkin and Dawn MacDonald If the good times are all gone then we're bound for moving on, we will look for you if we're ever back this way ... Jamie Romansky The Moose is Loose! Anyone for a game of pool? . . . Wet'!!! Wendy Strickland May all others who pass through these doors experience the love and joy that I received. Patty Piller Nothing could be finer than leaving Misenheimer! Don Lyons Make goals, meet them! 55 WASHINGTON HALL ERVIN HALL ci'IIE 60 mM Mff ft: '• !: K :V 61 CLINE HALL VAUGHN HALL 64 65 MERNER HALL t III T-HWI 66 67 PLYLER HALL 0 ; •+ _ _ - « !% •■ iH M I 68 69 ROWE HALL 70 71 KLUFTINGER HALL r ■+— ■ ft f-£“”r -; a? - ' ££ • •’ ’ • ' v; J v - 72 ■ 73 Washington Hall Crystal Allen Kelly Alvadj Gwen Antolik Julie Beck Sara Benson Dwighty Brown Tammy Brown Annette Carter Carol Caruthers Carol Coble Wendy Davey Melanie Digh Janet Dixon Carol Durkin Beth Ferguson Guin Gibson Cheryl Hyder Kit Jenkins Rhonda Jones Shari Keener Cheryl Lazowski Cindy Long Dawn McDonald Kim Moser LeAnne McMurry Elaine Neary Laurie Nimmons Sharon Norris Kathy O'Brien Karen Oakley Lorre Overcash Laura Pendleton Tammy Sides Mindy Smith Tammy Smith Wendy Strickland Rebecca Thomason Kim Wilson Connie Young Ervin Hall Curtis Baker Albert Barretta Jim Begg Clive Bell Chris Bennett Darryl Berry George Bonney Tom Brindle David Brooks Ken Budd Tony Causby Jeff Cawley David Cobb Craig Cordes DeWayne Creager Curtis Currie Ron Daniel Melvin Deal Bob Devine Mark Ferebee A1 Floyd Rob Fuguay Chip Furr Alan Gibson Brian Gompers Greg Grant Johnny Greene Mike Gunzenhauser Keith Hamilton Todd Hammock David Hays Len Hege Blanchard Hegler David Hill Charles Hinshaw Kevin Honbarger Tim Hopkins Jon Horton Jeff Ingle Rick Ingram Hud Jarman David Jordon Charles Key Bruce Lambert Chip Lambert Gary Langford David Leach Kieth LeWallen Randall LeWallen Christer Lundberg John Malatesta David McDuffie Keith McWhorter James Meadows Phillip Melton John Mercuri Bryan Milleson Phil Norwood Doug O'Brey Randy Petrea James Pittman Donnie Rabb David Reid Scott Rienertson Doug Richardson Randy Rowland Jeff Short Karl Sienerth Billy Smith Scott Smith Keith Spence Mark Stogner Mike Stoker Phil Teague Ed Tompkins Mark Tray wick Eric Tsitouris Rosco Turner Darrell Walker Darryl White Craig Whiteford Mike Williams Tim Williams Scott Winfield Todd Wyrick Tony Yarbrough Cline Hall Barbara Averett Patricia Bass Cindy Batson Susan Bolton Terri Brady Dawn Brown Kathy Collins Jennifer Davis Toni Davis Donna Fisher LuAnne Foster Tammy Freeze Crysta Gray Tammy Hartsell Jenny Hatley Carol Hill Meredyth Holshouser Chris Howard Colleen Hughes Melody Jarman Melanie Karriker Casey Lanning Wanda McAlister Gina Midleton Michelle Miller Patti Mosely Annelise Ortez Lydia Overton Genny Patton Cheryl Perkins Lori Potter 74 Paula Radice Alicia Randolph Janice Royall Patricia Ryan Sherry Stuart Kim Tisdale Alice Wright Vaughn Hall Tom Aiosa Tim Barbee Jim Brosnan Chris Browning David Browning Wayne Canady James Carlin Ralph Carney Mike Cherrix Kevin Clay Archie Coble Danny Coe David Collins Mike Conrade Eric Cook Rich Cook Brian Cox Charles Curtis Paul Curtis Steve Dial Brian Dickenson Horace Fauntleroy Eddie Foster Joe Fox Perry Gabriel Brent Gibbs Rick Glackin Jeff Gore Rich Hemmer Eddie Hernandez Rick Hernandez Tim Herrin Mark Hickey Mike Howell Kevin Kane Jeff Krasne Geoff Langston Cliff Lassiter Wayne Lassiter Scott Lee Bill Lindsay Doug Lord Allen Mackey Paul McClure Craig Melton Paul Michaelian William Milteer John Misenheimer Avijit Mukherjee Joey Myers Kelly Parker Charles Parnell Jerry Patterson Mike Patterson David Phillips Perry Pickett Marie Plyler Stan Register Jim Remole Don Russell Carlos Sabino Jonathan Sawyer Jonathan Setzer Mike Simpson Calvin Sinclair Dale Smith Darryl Spencer Todd Stroud Phil Suggs Shawn Tolan Kevin Tolson Greg Tomberlin Tim Vanhoy Mike Ward Tim Watts Bobby Williams Elliot Williams Donnie Winkler Drayton Young Merner Hall Sonja Allison Mary Allen Renee Angley Beverly Bell Lori Blinderman Robin Boone Monica Bowers Carol Briggs Rachel Canter Cindy Ciriack Rene Cline Beth Conner Beth Connors Rene Conrad Missy Dial Becky Drake Roseann DeTommaso Sandy Eagle Patricia Efird Rebecca Ellison Carmen Evans Pam Felker Dawn Fromme Martisa Galindo Althea Gengenbach Brenda Glenn Laura Greening Michele Haigler Ida Jane Hambright Karen Harmon Sandy Harthan Rovin Heath Annette Helms Martha Helms Anne Henderson Deena Hester Kathy Honecker Barbara Hoover Laureen Horton Carolyn Huskins Denise Kidd Terry Kimmer Pixie Klein Jane Kratochvil Lisa Lowder Aza Mabry Kathy Matthews Menita McIntosh Beth McLain Christy McMurry Liz McPhail Maria Montoya Tammy Moss Wanda Osborne Penny Payne Alice Perry Laura Poe Jamie Romansky Tonya Russell Sarah Sexton Donna Shuping Mannette Skufca Gina Smith Stephanie Stevens Kim Strickland Pam Strother Paula Sullivan Mary Ann Talley Sylvia Todd Donna Trogdon Debbie Westenhoefer Kim Whitesides Robin Whitley Jackie Wiest Helen Willoughby Rebecca Wilson i I Michele Wise Brenda Wood Plyler Hall Alex Boyer Max Bristol Galan Chaney Bill Cleland Don Coggins Steve Daniel Billy Dick Joe Domagala Brent Elwood Greg Fletcher Bevan Gamewell Donny Hunter Charles Johnson NHAMO Katedza Frank Kelley Bobby Kimbrough Matt Knight Ernie Lombard Michael Long Don Lyons Mark McDonnell Glen Mercuri Tracey Meredith David Mills David Moeller Terry Moore Sydney Munn John McKenna Dwayne McPhail Chris O'Keefe Kurt Peterson Tim Pulliam Mark Ridder Rusty Ring Ed Rodriguez David Roseman Arlie Sides Chris Smith Dale Smith David Smith Steve Smith Dale Speight Ron Stanley Jeff Strader Bonner Thomason Greg Thompson David Welker Rick Williams Rowe Hall Sheila Adams Kim Arey Tonya Baker Gay Baldwin Valerie Baldwin Sharon Baskette Brenda Beachum Sarah Bivens Susan Blackwelder Michelle Bryant Colletta Bryce Lori Burch Karen Caira Robin Campbell Teresa Carlton Paula Carson Eva Caudle Ann Cogliano Laura Cook Nelsa Cox Liz Cullen Sally Davis Sherri Davis Tish Dennis Lecia Diamond Suzanne Edney Regenia Eleby Theresa Falls Lynda Ford Penny Fowler Judith Fulp SuSu Gargis Paula Gorman DeAnna Hawn Robin Helms Renee Herrin Cindy Hibbs Pat Hinson Sandra J. Holland Sandy Holland Lou Anne Holtzclaw Betty Hooper Donna Ingram Karen Jacoby Laura Jenkins Jeralyn Johnson Mary George Johnson Carol Ann Jones Kathy Jones Lisa Jones Jan Keever Kim Kidd Kris Koppenhafer Margie Lowman Michele Malcolm Denise Marsh Lejuana Morgan Denise Morrison Beth Moss Kellie McCaffrey Kerry McCaskill Kris McCowan Laura McWhirter Grace Norris Judy O'Dell Metalone Phongsavath Phyllis Piano Brigitte Poplin Kim Robinson Janie Rominger Karen Sanders Danna Seism Carol Shumate Kathy Stallard Michaele Stewart Anne Tate Kelly Taylor Tammy Tharpe Betsy Turnmire Melanie Vaughn Susie Vest Debbie Vincent DeeDee Walker Pam Whitley Lynne Williams Stephanie Wilson Kathy Wolf Julie Wright Sarah Wright Kluftinger Hall Joe Acqui Prescott Barbash Erik Berg Wayne Bissell Scott Bridgeman Tim Bridges Phil Cadorette Bobby Cole Keith Crowe Jeff DeBoy 76 Chris Dial Tim Dillon ' Jim Dugan Butch DeMarco John Diprofio David Efird Craig Estep Neal Evans Tom Ferguson Steve Ferrell Darryl Glick Clarke Goodman Mike Harris John Hill Jeff Hinson Mark Honecker Tyler Johnson Keith Jones Ken Jones Brian Kehoe Lowell Mabry Demetrius Marlowe Warner Martin David Miller Sam Misenheimer Mikey Moody Jim Morgan Jeff Morris Roland McCullough Jaime Nicholson Jeff Norville Arlen Pegg Lou Peters Steve Richardson Robert Robertson David Sadlier Jon Slaton Mike Solomon Donnie Spainhour Steve Tomberiin Milton Vaughn Scott White Gary Wortsman t I I Juniors Gwen Antolik Tim Barbee Robert Barnes Jr. Sonja Allison Monica Bowers Patty Bass Cindy Batson Derwin Beane Lisa Burkholder George Wayne Canady Max Bristol David Browning David Cobb Donald Coggins Jr. Kathy Collins Jeff Cawley 80 Paul Curtis Ron Daniel Richard E. Cook � Jeff Creech Jeff DeBoy Robert Devine Michelle Dial Becky Drake Joesph Fox James Dugan Sandy Eagle Donna Fisher Perry Gabriel Craig Gallimore Tammy Freeze Steve Ferrell 81 Brenda Glenn «i Betty B. Grier Karen J. Harmon Guin Gibson Tammy Hartsell Len Hege Kathy Hildreth Carol Hill Betty Hooper Carolyn T. Huskins Donna Ingram Jan Keever 82 I Gary Langford Scott Lee Aza Mabry Allen Mackey Mark McDonnell Paul Michaelian Gina Middleton i Keith McWhorter Dana Mullis Debbie Newsome Phil Norwood Chris O'Keefe 83 Lydia Overton Laura Potter Janice Royall DeeAnn Vanhoy Kelly Parker Cheryl Perkins Kurt Peterson James K. Remole Randy Rowland Richard Redman Mark Stephenson Connie P. Stepp Phil Suggs Kimberly Whitesides Jimmy Meadows 84 Crystal Allen Rick Almond Tom Aiosa Renee Angley Tonya Baker Brenda Beachum Darryl Berry Susan Blackwelder Hank Bonney Hugh Alexander Boyer Anthony Scott Bridgeman Carol Briggs 85 Thomas Brindle Chris Browning Robin Campbell Todd Crutchfield Eric Cook Beth Conner Lori Corriher Curtis Currie Wendy S. Davey Jennifer Davis Terry R. Deese Roseann DeTommaso 86 Brian Dickenson Rebecca Ellison Carmen Evans A1 Floyd Chip Furr Althea Gengenbach Clarke Goodman Laura Greening Loy Gulledge Todd Hammock Mike Harris Jenny Hatley 87 Martha Helms R. Renee Herrin Mark Hickey Charles Hinshaw Pat Hinson Meredyth Holshouser Kevin Honbarger Mark Honecker Jon Horton Lauren Horton Cindy M. Ingram Gary Jarman 88 Mary George Johnson Melanie J. Karriker Kevin Kane Shari Keener Kathy Matthews Mark McGuffin Menita McIntosh 89 LeAnne McMurry Liz McPhail Michelle Miller John E. Misenheimer Maria T. Montoya Barry Moose Kim Moser John Mullis Joey Myers Sharon Norris Wanda Osborne John Phillips Penny Payne 90 Paula Radice Russ Ring Edwin Rodriguez Scott L. Rummage Karen Sanders Johnthan Sawyer Jeff Short Karl D. Sienerth Mannette Skufca 9) Gina Smith Mindy Smith Doug Spencer Mark Stogner Kim Strickland Pamela Strother Ann Tally Kim Tisdale Sylvia Todd Mark Traywick Donna Trogdon 92 Betsy Turnmire Malanie Vaughn Tim E. Watts Debra Westenhoefer Jacqueline C. Wiest Rick Williams Tim Williams Stephanie Wilson Michelle Wise 93 Freshmen Joesph Acqui Shelia Adams Kim Arey Valerie Baldwin Prescott Barbash Sharon Baskette Bobby Bean Wayne Bissell Timothy Bridges Colletta Bryce Philip Cadorette Karen Caira Rachel Canter Paula Carson Eva Caudle Galen Chaney Ann Cogliano Laura Cook Nelsa Cox Keith Crowe 94 Liz Cullen Sally Davis Sherri Davis Butch DeMarco Letisha Dennis Chris Dial Melecia Diamond John W. Diprofio Jr. D. Suzanne Edney David Efrid Regina Eleby Brent Elwood Neal Evans Lynda Ford Penny R. Fowler Paula Gorman Charles Harris Margaret Hathcock DeAnna Hawn Robin Helms 95 Steve Herndon Roger Hildreth John Hill Jeff Hinson Sandy Holland Sandy Holland Brenda Honeycutt Donald Hunter LouAnne Holtzclaw Karen Jacoby Jeralyn Johnson Tyler Johnson Cid Jones Carol Ann Jones Ken Jones Lisa Jones Nhamo Katedza Frank Kelley Kim Kidd Kris Koppenhafer 96 Doug Lord Darryl Love Margie Lowman Denise Marsh Demetrius Marlowe Jim Martin Kellie McCaffrey Roland McCullough Dwayne McPhail Laura McWhirter Cindy Misenheimer Sam Misenheimer Terry L. Moore James Morgan Lejuana A. Morgan Denise Morrison Beth Moss Sidney Munn Grace Norris Lee E. Northcutt 97 Jeff Norville Judy O'dell Phillip Park Metalone Phongsavath Phyllis M. Piano Bridgette Poplin Steve Richardson Melissa A. Ritichie Kim Robinson Janie Rominger David Roseman Donald Russell Carol Shumate Donna Shuping Arlie Sides Jon Slaton David Smith David Smith Steve Smith Donald Spainhour 98 Dale Speight Kathy Stallard Michelle Stewart Stephanie Stevens Jeff Strader Ann Tate Kelly Taylor Maxine Thomason Steve Tomberlin Suzie Vest Debra Vincent DeeDee Walker Lynn Williams Patsy Willoushby Kathy Wolf Gary Wortsman 99 100 101 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 3 v Administration Not pictured: Dr. Cameron West, President of the College Financial Aid Dr. Daniel Mourv J Dean of the College Dr. James Olliver Title III Coordinator Jeff Hutto Coordinator of Financial Aid and Accounts Receivable Mrs. Ruby Mason Director of Financial Aid 104 Office of the Registrar Mr. Kenneth Holshouser Registrar Mrs. Martha Holshouser Assistant Registrar Richard Lafferty Director of Public Rela- tions Directors Mrs. Rubye Morris Director of Financial Ser- vices Ms. Becky Tanner Director of Development not pictured: Mrs. Janet Pickier 105 Director of the Cultural Program Student Affairs not pictured: Mrs. Betty Lowder, Infir- mary Dr. Madeline Allen Assoc. Dean of Student Affairs Ms. Sharon Bard Bookstore Manager Rev. David Joyce Campus Minister Mrs. Bebe Leitch Director of Student Health Services 106 Mrs. Theresa Newman Secretary to Deans of Student Affairs Mrs. Sheila Olliver Director of Career Plan- ning and Placement Marian Pagano Coordinator of Counsel- ing Mrs. Theda Riemann College Hostess Nadeen Thompson Director of Professional Support Services Dr. Tom Westcott Dean of Student Affairs 107 Mrs. Jane York Infirmary Secretarial Staff Mrs. Sylvia Baucom Title III Secretary Jahala Efird Secretary to Develop- ment Mrs. Elsie Lowder Secretary to the Dean of the College Mrs. Gale Misenheimer Secretary to the Presi- dent not pictured: Mrs. Linda Bryce Secretary to Fine Arts and Teacher Education Mrs. Barbara Domby Secretary, CAP center Mrs. Melba Ferebee Secretary to Admissions Mrs. Lisa Roberts Secretary to Athletic Department 108 Mrs. Cherly Dorsey Supervisor of Printing X Center Staff not pictured: Mrs. Frances Parnell Receptionist Mrs. Marcia Walters Cashier Mrs. Beth Downs Alumni Coordinator Mrs. Jeanette Goodman Computer Center Mrs. Katrina Sells Receptionist 109 Mrs. Sheila Thompson Accounts Payable Department of the Sciences Dr. Steve Dial Professor of Biology, Head — Department of Biology Dr. Joe Echols Professor of Chemistry, Head — Department of Chemistry Dr. Mike Riemann Professor of Chemistry, Chairman of Division of Natural and Health Sci- ences Dr. Clyde Robertson Professor of Biology not pictured: Dr. Robert Crowl — Professor of Biology Dr. John Haesloop—Professor of Botany Dr. Don Jackman — Professor of Chemistry 1 10 Department of Mr. Scott Booth Assistant Professor of Accounting not pictured: Mr. Toby Poplin Assistant Professor of Eco- nomics Mrs. Mary Russell Assistant Professor of Accounting Mr. Benny Bowers Adjunct Instructor of Busi- ness Administration Mr. Eugene Pickier Assistant Professor of Eco- nomics Dr. Fred Campbell Associate Professor of Business Administration, Chairman — Division of Business Mr. David Rilling Assistant Professor of Business Administration Department of History not pictured: Mr. Larry Durrett Associate Professor of History Mr. Gene Earnhardt Associate Professor of History, Head—Department of History and Political Science Ms. Juniata Kruse Assistant Professor of History 111 Department of Music not pictured: Mrs. Mary Anderson Assistant Professor of Voice Mrs. Jane Scheer Instructor of Music Dr. James Poolos Professor of Music (on leave) Dr. Richard Brewer Professor of Music Mr. Marvin Burke Associate Professor of Music Dr. Jean Raines Assistant Professor of Music Mr. Stanley Scheer Assistant Professor of Music Dr. Walter Saul Assistant Professor of Music 112 not pictured: Mr. Emerson Beyer Associate Professor of Philosophy Dr. J. Horace Maness Professor of Religion Head — Department of Religion, Philosophy and Christian Education Department of Religion and C.E. Miss Susan Carmichael Associate Professor of Christian Education Dr. Phil Pharr Associate Professor of Religion Department of Teacher Education not pictured: Dr. Harold Williford Associate Professor of Edu- cation Head — Department of Teacher Education Mrs. Judy Starnes Adjunct Professor in Educa- tion Mrs. Melva Burke Assistant Professor of Elementary Education Dr. Phyllis Gore Professor of Education, Chairman — Division of Social and Behavorial Sciences 113 Department of Social Sciences Rev. William Faggart Associate Professor of Social Work and Sociolo- gy Dr. Ed Horne Professor of Psychology, Head — Department of Psychology Dr. John McCollister Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice Lois Repass Instructor of Social Work not pictured: Mrs. Anne Byrd, Associate Professor of Social Work Dr. Rick Pierce, Associate Professor of Social Work Dr. Bettie Starr, Associate Professor of Psychology Mr. Michael Stowe, Assistant Professor of Social Work and Criminal Justice 114 Department of H.P.E.R. Mr. Joe Ferebee Associate Professor of HPER Mr. Nick Lefko Professor Emeritus of HPER Mrs. Angie Lefler Instructor of HPER Jackie Myers Instructor of Physical Education not pictured: Mr. Jack Ingram—Instructor of HPER Mr. John Lentz—Instructor of HPER Dr. Michael Whitehurst—Assistant Professor of Physical Educa- tion, Head—Department of Physical Education and Recreation Mr. Tom Childress Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Recreation Athletic Director Nancy Me Dade Women's Field Hockey Coach 115 Department of Math and Physics Dr. Jean Mobley Professor of Mathematics Mr. Delmas Petrea Associate Professor of Mathematics not pictured: Dr. Wade Macey Professor of Mathemat- ics (on Leave) Dr. Harold Stephenson Professor of Physics, Head — Department of Mathematics and Physics Department of Fine Arts not pictured: Mr. Jim Haymaker Associate Professor of Art 116 Mr. Fred Salancey Instructor of Drama Department of Language and Literature Dr. Griffin Campbell Professor of English, Chairman — Division of Humanties not pictured: Nancy Henderson Associate Professor of English Mrs. Heather Ross Miller Assistant Professor of English, Head — Department of Speech and Writing Dr. Valin Estes Associate Professor of Ger- man Mrs. Daisy Cotton Associate Professor of English Dr. Nancy Me Laurin Professor of English, Head — Department of Language and Literature Elaine Parker Instructor of English Elizabeth Shaffer Associate Professor of French 117 Admissions Melba Ferebee, Secretary Carole Williford Colleen Travers Ken Sigler, Director Mike Stroff Roger Gompers Lucille Little Tammy Hennessee— Asst. Manager Wadene Drew Bobbiette Moore Julie Gromling Phyllis Cornelison Mary Stailings Nancy Harrison Tommie Gromling Vicky Harrison Lillie Watkins Mabel Vanhoy Roy Biggers, Manager Billie Cranford Albert McRae Mush” Gromling Susan Dennis Donnell Tillman Wayne Medley Not Pictured: Rosa Jeffries Pauline Maners Cafeteria 118 Word Processing larlyn Goforth eanette Barns Development Becky Tanner—Director Wanda Farmer, Director of Alumni Jahala Efird, Secretary 119 Computer Center Jeanette Goodman Brenda Honeycutt Maintenance Bud Goodman Michael Kilby J.D. Ingram Jim Rogers James W. Palmer 120 Environmental J.R. Smith George Sarti Warren Rogers Zeb Scott Pat Scott Linda Mauldin JoAnne Wright Frances Barnes Pearlie Parker Bernice Richardson Ruby Dogus Ophelia Ridenhour Zella Morris Doris Crowl Gail Echols Julia Foster Norman Wilson Library Security Les Roberts (Snake), Tom Whitlock, Don Kimble not pictured: Mike Africa Les (Snake) Roberts Head of Security 122 IN MEMORY OF . . . MR. HARRY BALTES April 1920-April 1983 Mr. Baltes served Pfeiffer faithfully for approximately three years. He was known by all. MR. JOHN CROWE June 1914-March 1983 Mr. Crowe served Pfeiffer beginning in 1955 in various offices. He joined the security staff in 1966 where he became acquainted with many students who knew and loved him. CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 125 Psychology and PSI CHI 'FE|£fER Front row: Pam Felker, Sonja Allison—Secretary, Donna Ingram, Betty Hooper—Treasurer Back row: Gary Langford, Chuck Johnson, Darryl Glick, Donna Fisher—Vice President, Martissa Galindo—Presi- dent, Dr. Bettie Starr—Advisor, Sandy Eagle, Brenda Glenn. Not Pictured: Pam Strother, and Wanda Osborne College Union Board Officers Bottom row: Alan Gibson—V. Chairman, Bob Devine — Entertainment Coordina- tor, Cindy Long — Entertainment Coordinator, Middle row: Donna Fish- er—Secretary, Cindy Batson—Treasurer, Top row: Matt Knight—Chairman 126 Christian Life Council Executives Kathy Collins, Pat Hinson Archie Coble, John Ferrara Christian Education Fellowship Front row: Sandy Harthan, Carol Briggs, Nelsa Cox, Denise Kidd Back row: Wayne Bissell, Menita McIntosh, Ms. Carmichael—Advisor 127 Rho Alpha Julie Wright, Brent Gibbs, Paul DeFerarri, Wayne Canady, Kit Jenkins Counselors First row: Alex Boyer, Judith Fulp, Susan Blackwelder, Tonya Baker, Betsy Turnmire. Second row: Rusty Ring, Betty Hooper, Robin Campbell, Pat Hinson, Steve Ferrell, Melanie Vaughn. Third row: Mary George Johnson, Brenda Beachum, Karen Sanders, Stephanie Wilson, Renae Herrin, Arlen Pegg. Last row: Drew Weeks, Clarke Goodman, Mike Harris, Terri Osier, Scott Bridgeman, Bevan Gamewell, Mark Honecker 128 Residence Directors Front row: Robin Whitley, Donna Ingram, Mark Plyler, Bob Devine, Brian Cox, Cindy Long, Darryl Glick, Back row: Pam Felker, Cindy Batson, Donna Fisher, Chris Smith, Craig Estep, Car- ol Caruthers, Julie Wright, Randy Rowland, Chris O'Keeffe, Jan Keever Junior Class Officers Steve Ferrell — V. Pres., Donna Fisher—Treasurer, Cindy Batson — President, not pictured: Sonja Allison—Secretary 129 Senior Class Officers Julie Wright — Secretary, Darryl Glick—V. Pres., Pam Felker—Treasur- er, Cindy Long—President. Wind Ensemble 130 Dr. Walter Saul, Lisa Thompson, Kim Strickland, Judy O'Dell, Lori Blinderman, Anne Henderson, Dr. Jean Raines, Robin Whitley, Deon Hough, Connie Stepp, 2nd row: Dr. Richard Brewer, Terry Deese, Paula Gorman, Melanie Karriker, Lynda Ford, Dana Seism, Ron Daniel, Wayne Bissell, Patrick Japp, Rick Almond, Melvin Deal, Rich Cook, Jon Slanton, Keith Crowe, Jeff Norville, Sandy Holland, 3rd row: Teresa Carlton, Anne Tate, Brian Dickenson, Bobby Bean, Tim Watts, Melvin Morrison, Jamie Nicholson, Kevin Tolson, Kelly Parker, Beverly Bell, David Riddle, Dwayne McPhail, Roger Hildreth, Stan Register, Phil Suggs, Darryl Love, Tim Bridges. Concert Choir First row: Deon Hough, Rene Cline, Pam Felker, Billy Dick, Anne Henderson, Craig Melton, Laura Poe, Keith Jones, Lydia Overton, Robin Whitley, Julie Wright. Second row: Phillip Melton, Barbata Hoover, Jeff Ingle, Lee Gengenbach, Rich Cook, Judy O'Dell, Craig Estep, Michele Miller, Phil Suggs, Gay Baldwin. Third row: Jonathan Setzer, Patty Bass, Paul McClure, Denise Kidd, Michele Haigler, Jim Dugan, Toni Davis, David Browning, Deana Hester, Tim Herrin, PHyllis Piano. Last row: Alicia Randolph, James Morgan, Judtih Fulp, John Hill, Sand Holland, Jim Remole, Betsy Turnmire, Mark Stephenson, Tonya Baker, Jeff Hinson. Orientation Team Missy Dial and Jeff DeBoy—Co-chairmen. First row: Roseann DeTommaso, Pixie Klein, Mannette Skufca, Kathy Honecker, Barbara Hoover, Second row: Phillip Melton, Matt Knight, Denise Kidd, Alan Gibson, Ja- nice Royall, Last row: Jim Remole, Mark Stephenson, Mark McDonnell, Elliot Williams, Michele Miller, Craig Melton, Mary Allen 131 Front row: Jan Keever—Treasurer, Alicia Randolph—President Back row: Frances Faltz Vice Pres., Toni Davis — Cline Dorm, Karen Harmon — Secretary, Laura Pendleton Washington Dorm Students Association of Association of Women Students First row: John Simpson—Treasurer, Danny Coe—Vice Pres., Chris O'Keeffe—Secre- tary, Second row: Drew Weeks—Foote Dorm, Charles Curtis—President, Charles Key—Ervin Dorm, Last row: Shawn Tolan — Vaughn Dorm, Mark Honecker—Kluft Dorm 132 Women's Judicial Board Front row: Paula Sullivan, Deena Hester, Carol Briggs Back row: Chris Howard, Meredyth Holshouser Men's Judicial Board Front row: Matt Knight, Elliott Williams, Paul Curtis, Kevin Honbarger Back row: Max Bristol, Mike Cherrix, Jim McKenna 133 SGA Executive Council Front row: David Cobb—SGA V. Pres., Randy Petrea—SGA Pres., Kim Tisdale—SGA Secretary, Back row: Charles Curtis—AMS Pres., Jonathan Sawyer—SGA Treasurer, Archie Coble—CLC Pres., Max Bristol—Executive Coordinator, Alicia Randolph—AWS Pres. Board of A Front row: Renee Angley, Carol Hill, Lynn Dionne Back row: Curtis Currie, Dawn Brown, Danny Coe Julie Wright, Darryl Glick, Robin Whitley, Pam Felker, Craig Estep, Brent Gibbs, Cindy Long, Grif Campbell—Advisor not pictured Front row: Craig Melton, Laura Pendleton, Ron Daniel Back row: Pro- fessor Stanley Scheer, Dr. Emerson Beyer Rev. Bill Faggart Order of the Sundial Honor Board 135 Graduation Marshals Front row: Jan Keever, Brenda Wood, Wand McAlister, Kim Whitesides Frances Faltz, Phil Suggs, Back row: Ben Hoyle, Christy McMurry, Dawn Brown, Susan Teague, Aza Mabry, Mike Cherrix .. Graduation Color Guard Rusty Ring, Cindy Batson, Cindy Long, Darryl Glick 136 The Pfeiffer News Front row: Karl Sienerth, Don Russell, Jamie Nicholson, Tim Vanhoy, Dr. Kruse— Advisor, Back row: Keith Jones, Frank Kelley, Doug Lord, Gayland Chaney, Dale Smith, Paula Carson WSPC Radio Sitting: Carol Hill, Jenny Hatley, Kim Tisdale, Eddie Foster, Curtiss Currie, Jan Keever, Cindy Batson, LeAnne McMurry, Alex Boyer Standing: Darryl Glick — Editor- n-chief, DeAnna Hawn and Denise Kidd — Assistant Editors, Professor Gene Earnhardt—Advisor V' I 138 r • • • • • • 139 140 141 143 3V TYNDALE Pfeiffer Theatre achieved a new high this year with one of the most exciting years the theatre has ever seen. The year began with the American Premiere of Tyndale by John Stuart Anderson being done here at Pfeiffer. This was one of the more serious plays the theatre has presented and it was handled with great expertise. Fred Salancy, the head of the theatre department, played the character of Tyndale and proved that he can act as well as direct. The play was well received within the school and the surrounding community and obtained good reviews. Ok keafoe The American Premiere of TYNDALE Hi 11iam Tyndale William Tyndale (ca. 1494-1536), an English reformer, was translator of the first Bible printed in English. Tyndale lived in an age when the Medieval world was making room for the modern. He attended Cambridge where he studied biblical languages; later he matriculated at the University of Wittenberg where he came under the influence of Martin Luther. Tyndale completed in 1525 his translation of the New Testament into English and submitted it for publication in Germany, for England was at this time still Catholic. Eleven years later Tyndale was arrested as an enemy of the Emperor and imprisoned in a castle not far from Brussels. Early in October 1536 he was degraded from the priesthood, strangled and his body burnt, though unsuccessful attempts were made from England, which had now become Protestant, to secure his release. Tyndale's main achievement lay in setting the direction later English Bible translation was to take: to capture the tone and rhythms of the spoken word as the appropriate language of Scripture. The King James Version thus owes a great deal of its influence and success in the English- speaking world to William Tyndale. 144 Dayton Estes The Public After Tyndale came two one- act plays; The Public Eye and Black Comedy by Peter Shaffer. The Public Eye had a cast of Judy O'dell as Belinda, Paul DeFerrari as Charles and Erik Berg as Julian. This was a look at the problems of a married couple and how they were resolved by the other Man which turned out to be the investigatior the husband hired to find out who the wife was having an affair with. 145 146 147 around in the dark or is it? The Black Comedy was set so that when the lights were on on the stage it was dark to the characters and when the lights were back to normal the characters acted as if they couldn't see. It was a hilarious look at the night a girl's father is supposed to meet her financee and everything goes wrong that can, including a power failure. Brent Gibbs, Mindy Smith, Kit Jenkins, Greg Thompson, David Joyce and Kathy Matthews all made the irony of the light dark situations seem natural. This was a different kind of play and was very enjoyable for everyone! The Entire Cast 148 149 Oklahoma was the biggest production of the year. Before this, however the children's play The Wind in the Willows by John Stephens was performed much to the enjoyment of young and old alike. The group traveled to area schools and churches to put on the play for youngsters. Then the production everyone had been waiting for, the Rogers and Hammerstein musical Oklahoma which involved approximately 40 students and faculty members. The show was sold out every night and the cast received rave reviews from area critics. This play was also given at Spirit Square in Charlotte where it also received encouraging reviews. The main characters played by Deena Hester and Craig Estep were expertly done as were the parts of Ado Annie (Julie Wright) and Ali Hakim (Brent Gibbs). Fred Salancy had done it again and we look forward to all of Fred's future productions. 150 Deena Hester as Laurey 151 SPORTS I 1982 Soccer Team PFEIFFER COLLEGE SOCCER SCHEDULE 1982 DATE OPPONENT TIME SITE Sep. 10-1 1 N C. Methodist Tournament TBA A Sep. 1 5 UNC-Greensboro 7:30 pm A Sep. 17 East Carolina 4pm H Sep. 20 Gui Iford 4pm H Sep. 23 Belmont Abbey 4pm H Sep. 25 Wingate 2pm A Sep. 27 Pembroke 4pm H Oct. 2 High Point (Homecoming) 2:30 pm H Oct. 5 UNC-Ashevil le 4pm A Oct. 9 E Ion 11am A Oct. 1 1 Catawba 3:30 pm H Oct. 1 4 Davidson 3:30 pm H Oct. 26 Wofford 7 pm A Oct. 28 Atlantic Christian 7:30 pm A Oct. 31 Clemson 2pm A Nov. 4 District semifinals TBA TBA Nov. 6 District finals TBA TBA Nov. 22-27 NAIA nationals TBA TBA Coach Roger Gompers Coach of the Year Conference and District Kneeling: Nhamo Katedza, Brian Gompers, Roland McCullough, Kevin Clay, Donnie Hunter, Donnie Winkler, Rob Raymond, Carlos Sabino, Keith Kaczenski, Phil Garry, Bobby Cole. Stand- ing: Jeff Short—Trainer, Joey Myers, Demetrius Marlowe, Don Kodzai, Shawn Traynor, Prescott Barbash, Frank Kelly, Shawn Tolan, Tom Aiosa, David Hays, Tom Ferguson, Bill Cleland, Joe Acqui, Butch DeMarco—Manager 154 Pfeiffer's Soccer Team saw a new coach at the helm this year—Pfeiffer Alumnus Roger Gompers who led his team to an overall 7—8—2 record and a District playoff spot. The Pfeiffer hooters were 4— 2—1 in the conference, good enough for a third place tie. Pfeiffer goalie Donnie Winkler had a good year only allowing 30 goals in 17 games. Freshman Bobby Cole received MVP Honors. For his efforts. Coach Gompers was named both Conference and District Coach of the Year. S' I 155 156 The 1982-83 Women's Field Hockey Team First year coach Nancy Mac Dade's Women's Field Hockey Team had an excellent year despite posting a deceiving 7—6 record. Five of their six losses were at the hands of Division I opponents such as Duke, UNC, and Virginia Tech. Sophomore Beth Connors led the Lady Falcons offensively with 11 goals and 5 assists. Defensively, goalie Karen Oakley was a standout limiting the opposition to only 24 goals. With the graduation of MVP Carol Durkin being the only loss, the Lady Falcons should be tougher next year. Sitting: Ann Cogliano, Beth Connors, Gwen Antolik, Kelly Alvadj, Laurie Nimmons, Liz Cullen Standing: Coach Nancy MacDade, Carol Durkin, Sharon Norris, Roseann DeTommaso, Jackie Wiest, Kathy Wolf 157 158 159 1983 Wrestling John McKenna, Mike Patterson, Scott Bridgeman Bruce Lambert, Josh Patterson, Ken Budd, Mike Simpson, Scott Reinertson, Dave Rilling—Coach First year wrestling Coach David Rilling and his Varsity Grapplers had a dissappointing 2—13 dual meet record, but that was mostly due to the lack of depth in filling certain weight classes. They did very well, however, in tournaments. As a team, they placed fourth in the NCAA regionals and fourth again in the Conference tournament. Junior heavy weight standout, Bruce Lambert wound up with a 33—4 record and 27 pins. Bruce won All-American Honors in both the NCAA and NAIA. Nationally, Pfeiffer finished 16th in the NCAA and 23rd in the NAIA. Senior veteren Ken Budd won MVP honors and was selected the male recipient for the Sportsmanship Award. 160 161 Coach Tom Childress stepped down this season as head coach of the Men's Varsity Basketball Team after 16 years of service. Childress' Falcons had a very good year posting an overall record of 15—11, with a 10—4 Conference record. High scoring honors went to junior William Milteer (540 pts.) and senior Horace Fauntleroy (461 pts). Freshman starter Mikey Moody added good ball handling and quickness to the offense. For their efforts, Milteer and Fauntleroy received All-Conference and All-District Honors. Assistant Coach John Lentz will assume head coaching duties for the Falcons next season. We wish him luck in maintaining the fine basketball tradition laid forth by Coach Childress. And to Tom Childress we wish the best of everything. Thanks for a great 16 years. Coach Childress. Kneeling: Horace Fauntleroy, Max Bristol, Allan Williams, Rosco Turner, Mikey Moody, William Milteer. Standing: Mike Downs, Ed Tompkins, Darryl White, Ron Stanley, Don Lyons, Billy Smith, Milton Vaughn, Mike Ward. 1982—83 Pfeiffer 162 Basketball 163 164 165 1982-83 Women's Swim Team Sitting: LouAnne Holtzclaw, Kelly Taylor, Michele Malcolm, Lorre Overcash, Kathy Wolf. Standing: Mannette Skufca, Cindy Long, Brenda Wood, Pixie Klein, Coach Larry Durrett; not pictured: Jane Kratochvil The Lady Falcons posted a 5-5 record this season, with impressive wins over Milligan College and UNC- Charlotte, and a first place victory in the Pfeiffer Invitational. Seniors, Pixie, Jane, Cindy and Brenda pro- vided the team's leadership. Cindy set new school records in the 50, 100, and 200 meter free-style, and placed 10th in the NAIA Nationals in the 50 meter free-style. Mannette also made the trip to the nationals in the diving cate- gory and Kelly in the breast- stroke. 167 1982-83 Men's Swim Team The Men's Team compiled a 3-2 record and gained a first place victory in the Pfeiffer Invitational. Seniors on the team were: Matt Knight, Donnie Rabb, Randall Lewallen, Greg Tomberlin, and Jerry Patterson. Curtis Baker was the top scorer for the men and the only triple winner in the men's division of the Pfeiffer Invitational. Front row: Curtis Baker, Greg Tomberlin; Back row: Matt Knight, Donnie Rabb, Jerry Patterson; not pictured: Randall Lewallen, Mike Patterson. 168 w 1983 Golf Team Kneeling: Billy Talbert, Kevin Kane. Todd Hammock, David McDuffie Standing: Coach John Lentz, Jim Begg, Bob Devine, Mark Ridder, Paul Michaelian, Randy Petrea. Not Pictured: Chris O'Keeffe, Doug Cunefare Due to this Spring's inclement weather. Coach John Lentz's Golf Team only saw limited action this spring posting a 2—1 record in dual matches and finishing ninth in the District tourney and seventh in the Conference Tournament. Mark Ridder represented the linksters well and walked away with MVP honors. 1983 J.V. Basketball Team Kneeling: Arlen Pegg, Donnie Hunter, Demetruis Marlowe, David Roseman, David McDuffie. Standing: James Carlin, Frank Kelly, Mark Honecker, Jim Dugan, Coach Max Bristol. Head Coach Max Bristol's J.V. Men's Basketball Team had a dissappointing season record wise, but faced an uphill battle throughout the season, facing mostly Varsity competition from area community colleges. Co- captains Jim Dugan and Arlen Pegg led the team in scoring. This team worked very hard all season in practice and during game time and deserves substantial recognition. 169 1982-83 Women's Injuries and illnesses hampered the Lady Falcons and first year coach Jackie Myers' attempts at a .500 season. The young Lady Falcon basketball squad posted a 9-13 record, but faired much better than their pre-season pick to finish last. Junior forward, Annette Carter made the All Conference team by averaging 15.8 points and 9.7 rebounds per game. Sophomores Mary George Johnson and Casey Lanning, who both average over 11 points per game, will be the other returning starters. 170 Basketball Sitting: Cindy Hibbs, Karen Sanders, Casey Lanning, Carol Coble, Tammy Brown Standing: Coach—Jackie Myers, Margie Lowman — Manager, Terry Kimmer, Robin Campbell, Mary George Johnson, Lori Burch, Kim Wilson, Janet Dixon, Annette Carter, Rebecca Ellison—Manager •M 171 173 1983 Women's Softball Team: Despite the wettest spring in recent memory. The Pfeiffer College Lady Falcons won their second consecutive Conference Championship by defeating the Lady Indians from Catawba 4-3 in the Championship game and compiled an overall record of 18-11. The Lady Falcons also represented themselves well in the District 26 (State) tournament by finishing in fifth place. Mary George Johnson, a sophomore centerfielder, was named Conference Player of the Year and District Player of the Year. Tammy Sides, a senior third baseman was also named to the All-Conference and All-District teams for the second straight year. Trainer, Kelly Alvadj, Kris McCowan, Sharon Norris, Tammy Brown, Mary George Johnson, Rebecca Ellison, Cindy Hibbs — Manager, Crystal Allen — Scorer, and Coach Jack Ingram Kneeling: Terry Kimmer, Janet Dixon, Tammy Sides, Kim Wilson, Teresa Carlton, Laurie Nimmons, Julie Beet, Casey Lanning Standing: Perry Gabriel—Assistant, Kim Moser— Senior Tammy Sides named All-District and All Conference 174 Carolinas Conference Kim Wilson, a four year starter at first base, ups her average with a base rap. Champions Senior second baseman, Ja- net Dixon anticipates a de- fensive play. Seniors Kim Wilson, Janet Dixon, and Tammy Brown all turned in excellent play during their last season. Junior Terry Kimmer, again had a fine year coming through with key hits and defensive plays. Sophomores Julie Beck, Casey Lanning, and Sharon Norris all turned in good play during their second year. Beck moved from centerfield to shortstop to replace injured Carol Coble, and Lanning finished the year with a 15-8 pitching record after missing the first six games because of injury. Kelly Alvadj (outfield) and Kris McCowan (outfield) both played game after game of errorless ball throughout the season. Laurie Nimmons and Teresa Carlton while not being regulars, both did excellent jobs when called on to play. 175 Junior catcher Terry Kimmer awaits the ensuing pitch. Senior centerfielder Tammy Brown connects for a base hit. 176 1983 Women's Tennis Kneeling: Jennifer Davis, Carol Durkin, Cheryl Lazowski Standing: Robin Camp- bell, Liz Cullen, Ann Cogliano, Coach—Jackie Myers 1983 WOMEN S SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time Site Mar. 3 Gardner-Webb 2:30 Home Mar. 9 Elon 2:00 Away Mar. 22 Pembroke State 2:00 Away Mar. 24 Catawba 2:30 Away Mar. 26 Atlantic Christian 1:00 Away Mar. 30 Lenoir-Rhyne 3:00 Home Mar. 31 Harvard 2:30 Home Apr. 6 High Point 2:30 Home Apr. 8 Guilford 2:00 Away Apr. 10 UNC-Greensboro 2:00 Away Apr. 1 1 Wingate 2:30 Home Apr. 1 3 UNC-Charlotte 2:30 Home Apr. 15-16 Conference Tournament TBA Wingate Apr. 18 Campbell 2:30 Home Apr. 19 Davidson 2:30 Home Apr. 22-25 District 26 Tournament TBA TBA Coach Jackie Myers' Women's Tennis Team, led by senior Carol Durkin, posted a 5-7 overall record and a Carolina's Conference mark of 4-3. Durkin placed 6th in the Conference Tournament and for her efforts, she received All-District honors for her personal record of 10-5. Carol also was ranked 7th in the state among lady netters and was voted MVP for the 1983 season. 177 178 1983 Men's Tennis Jonathan Sawyer returns a volley Pfeiffer's most improved varsity sport this season was Dr. Fred West's Men's Tennis Team. The Varsity netters went 6-10-1 overall and posted a 6-6-1 record in the Conference and placed fifth in the Conference Tournament. Sophomore stand out Christer Lundberg had a personal record of 20-3 to lead the team. Christer made the All-District team and was voted Conference Player of the Year. Kneeling: Phil Cadorette, David Smith, Brent Elwood, Jim McKenna, Standing: Coach—Dr. Fred West, Johan Almborg, Tyler Johnson, Jonathan Sawyer, Christer Lundberg, Danny Coe 179 1983 MEN'S SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time Site Mar. 1 Wingate 2:00 Home Mar. 3 UNC-Charlotte 2:00 Away Mar. 5 West Chester State 1:00 Home Mar. 6 Elon 2:00 Home Mar. 8 Belmont Abbey 2:00 Home Mar. 10 Atlantic Christian 2:00 Away Mar. 21 Lenoir-Rhyne 2:30 Home Mar. 22 Pembroke State 2:30 Home Mar. 23 Amhurst 2:30 Home Mar. 24 MIT 2:30 Home Mar. 25 Guilford 2:30 Home Mar. 26 UNC-Asheville 1:00 Home Mar. 28 High Point 2:30 Home Mar. 29 Pembroke State 2:00 Away Mar. 31 Wingate 2:30 Home Apr. 5 High Point 2:00 Away Apr. 6 Elon 2:00 Away Apr. 8-9 Conference Tournament TBA Away Apr. 1 1 Lenoir-Rhyne 2:00 Away Apr. 1 2 Gardner-Webb 2:30 Home Apr. 1 3 Davidson 2:00 Away Apr. 1 4 Lenoir-Rhyne 2:30 Home Apr. 1 8 Gardner-Webb 2:00 Away Apr. 22-24 District 26 Tournament TBA Away Pfeiffer's Christer Lundberg, who received the Most Valuable Tennis Player hon- or. 180 1983 Baseball Team J� fE|FEty ffEIFFf; KBFFEjLfcjffEIFFE) rCIFF First row: Hud Jarman, Wayne Lassiter, Doug O'Brey, Cliff Lassiter, Coach Joe Ferebee, Phil Norwood, Darrell Walker, Mark Ferebee. Second row: A1 Floyd, Jimmy Meadows, Jeff DeBoy, Ed Tompkins, Mike Downs, Tony Causby, Todd Wyrick, Mikey Moody. Back row: Jeff Krasne, Steve Tomberlin, Arlie Sides, Dave Welker, Eric Tsitouris, Dennis Sifford, Tim Pulliam, Lou Pe- ters. 181 The rainy Spring and soggy turf took their toll on Coach Joe Ferebee's Baseball Team as the Falcons were rained out of 20 games, making up only 6 of them. The team record of 10-11-1 left Coach Ferebee one victory short of the six- hundred mark for his college career. Of the twenty-two games played, the Falcons played only one on campus as field draining problems forced them to play elsewhere. Pfeiffer finished strong, winning four out of their last five games, posting a 7-5-1 Conference record and an 8-7-1 District mark. Four Falcons received post season honors. Seniors Mike Downs and Doug O'Brey were both named to the All-Conference Team. Downs hit .422 with 32 RBI'S and 7 homers. O'Brey hit .409 with 30 RBI'S and 4 homers. Also Junior catcher Jimmy Meadows and sophomore pitcher A1 Floyd both made the All District Squad. Meadows hit .326 with 23 RBI'S and 5 homers. Floyd had a flawless year posting a 5-0 mark, with an ERA of 3.24. A1 won half of the Falcon's games. The Falcons graduated six of nine starters but have very good talent returning to fill the holes and keep the Pfeiffer Baseball winning tradition. 182 183 1982-83 Falcon Cheerleaders Denise Marsh, Crystal Allen, Stephanie Wilson, Val Baldwin, Brigitte Poplin, Coletta Bryce, Tammy Freeze Advisor—Angie Lefler 184 The Pfeiffer Cheerleaders, under the direction of Angie Lefler, seem to be improving season after season, sport after sport. Their constant support for Soccer, Wrestling, Men's and Women's Basketball and Field Ffockey keeps the Pfeiffer Falcon spirit flowing from the opening tipoff to the final buzzer. They are to be congratulated for a fine year of support. 185 AWARDS 186 Athletic Awards Sitting: Janet Dixon — MVP Softball, Carol Durkin — MVP Field Hockey, Cindy Long—Swimming MVP, A1 Floyd — Pitcher's trophy, Colletta Bryce — MVP Cheerleader, Tammy Brown — Sportsmanship, Bobby Cole — MVP Soccer Standing: Ken Budd — Sportsmanship, Christer Lundberg — MVP Men's Tennis, Bruce Lambert — Wrestling, Mike Downs — MVP Baseball, William Milteer — MVP Men's Basketball, Mark Ridder—MVP Golf, Doug O'Brey—MVP Baseball Bruce Lambert and Cindy Long were selected Pfeiffer College's Most Valuable Athletics during the 1982-83 season. They received awards from Joe Ferebee veteran baseball coach. Lambert a wrestler and Long a swimmer each was named to the All-American Team. 188 Honors and Achievements Christian Life Council Award—Tony Yarbrough for work on Superdance Student Government Association Appreciation Award—Elsie Lowder Student Business Association: Accounting: Wanda McAlister Business Association: Virginia Pace Economics—Frances Faltz Addie Rhem Morris Award—Bryan Milleson Certificate of Dedication: Chimes Dr. J. Michael Riemann Dr. Richard H. Brewer New Membership in Rho Alpha Cast of Alpha Psi Omega: Mindy Smith Ann Salancy Allen Surratt Outstanding Technical Achievement Award—Brent Gibbs Allen Surratt for Acting Excellence Award—Brent Gibbs John Philip Sousa Band Award—Ron Daniel McCrory Memorial Church Music Scholarship—John Hill, II Betty Parker Memorial Scholarship Award—Bobby Smith Mary C. Anderson Scholarship—Tonya Baker Grace Foncanon Brewer Memorial Music Scholarship: Sandy R. Holland Jeffrey L. Ingle Pearl Walton Fisher Citizenship Trophy—Patty Almond Scholastic Award—Mike Cherrix Friends of Music Scholarship: David Browning Rich Cook Phil Suggs Paula Gorman Rick Almond Outstanding Choir Member—Craig Estep Excellence in Art Award—Paula Sullivan Phi Rho of Phi Alpha Theta: (Honor Society in History) Ann Tally Mary Dyer Bill Cleland John Greene Phi Alpha Theta Scholarship Key—Billy Dick Edna S. Robinson Award—Bill Cleland Doug Horne Memorial Scholarship—Donna Fisher Excellence in Psychology Award—Martisa Galindo Johnson Foundation Scholarship Award for Students Interested in Medical Sciences: Dawn Brown Matt Knight Elliott Williams Laura Pendleton Avijit Mukherjee 190 Order of the Sundial Inductees: Alicia Randolph Deena Hester Jan Keever Denise Kidd Pixie Klein Barbara Hoover Michael Cherrix Donna Ingram Toni Davis Donna Fisher Outstanding Senior Awards: Pam Felker Darryl Glick Matt Knight Cindy Long Robin Whitley Julie Wright Junior Scholastic Award—Donna Fisher Falcon Award: Row 3rd Left Sandra J. Holland Karen Jacoby Denise Marsh Brigitte Poplin Carol Shumate Dee Dee Walker Valerie Baldwin Robin Campbell Laura Cook Liz Cullen Sherri Davis Stephanie Wilson The Phoenix: Poetry First Prize—Steve Daniel Poetry Second Price—Renee Herrin Prose First Prize—Judith Fulp Prose Second Prize—Belinda Scarboro Editor's Acknowledgements This year's book is very special to me because this is my last year as editor. The three years that I have been editor I have learned more about people and how to deal with them than I ever did before. It has definitely been a learning experience. For once there was a staff to work with, and overall things went much better. I would like to say a special thank you to Mr. Larry Sides, our representative, he helped above and beyond the call of duty as did Jeff DeBoy, my better half, who spent hours working with me on the book. I thank these two special people along with Dr. Echols and Dean Westcott who gave advice that was greatly appreciated. A deep thanks goes to Richard Lafferty who listened to me complain and got me pictures when I needed them and also to Larry Durrett for his help on the sports section. All in all this is a good book, it could be better, but the improvement I leave upon Judy O'dell who will take over for me next year. I hope that everyone enjoys the book and in years to come will find many fond and joyous memories within its pages. Thank You! Donna Ingram Chimes Editor 1983 192 � Special Thanks To Larry Sides Dean Westcott Richard Lafferty Development Office Larry Durrett Fred Salancy Darryl Glick Rhonda Jones Editor: Donna Ingram Staff: Judy O'dell—Assistant Editor Chris O'Keeffee—Business Manager Pam Strother—Assistant Business Manager Darryl Glick Toni Davis Trish Ryan Kurt Peterson Paula Carson Liz Cullen Brenda Glenn Robin Heath Rhonda Jones Penny Payne PHOTOGRAPHERS David Cobb Prescott Barbash Rich Cook Phyllis Piano Rich Hemmer Student Advertisements To a Special Group of Guys: Paul, John, Bryan, Chuck, Billy, Danny, Jeff We Love You! Pat and Deb Sandy (My Favorite Crab!), Poe, Robin, Pam, Kidd, Julie . . . I LOVE YOU GUYS! Thanks you guys for your “Mothering” love and special Friendships, thanks for the special times. I love you's, Becky fibOOOOOOC) DOCOfioO OOOO OO 006006006060o0 0000 00ctf)0 ftc-moA SolMS Good Luc.U.Tam y’' V.a'ie , Rfc. ar d K.f .. 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