Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1986 volume:

PFEIFFER COLLEGE CHIMES MISENHEIMER, NC VOLUME XXXI CONTENTS Campus Life 18 Events 32 Clubs 60 Sports 84 Faculty 112 Dorms 132 Classes 150 Ads 192 y PFEIFFER COLLEGE ------------------------------------------,----------------------- Sc IP You pack up all your valuables and head for a place called Misenheimer. And whether you hail from a large metropolitan area or some small town (which requires an explanation of its geographic location each time you mention it) you are an integral part of the Pfeiffer com- munity. What do you find here? Friends, a social life, a beautiful campus, a good education, a family atmosphere, freedom? Life at Pfeiffer is a lot of things. It is continous transformation . . . some- times gradual, or abrupt, or subtle, but always inevitable. Whether you come from Japan. New Jersey. Zambia, Maryland, Florida, Indiana, Canada, tNorth Carolina, or, any of the other locations represented at Pfeiffer, you bring with you j ijtural and individual differences that make gfeiffer College what it is. 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 7 11 12 13 14 16 US LIFE CAMPUS LIFE C MPUS LIFE CAMPUS LIFE Orientation f. Orientation week of 1985 began on Sunday, August 25. Heading the Committee were Beth Moss, Chairperson; Wade Atkins and Colletta Bryce, Assistant Chairpersons. The members of the committee helped the incoming students to settle into their new environment. Throughout the afternoon, students and parents became acquainted with Pfeiffer College through special sessions during which both faculty members and students described life at Pfeiffer College. Sunday night Pfeiffer’s newest members were treated to a special variety show featur- ing the college’s many talented students and faculty members. During the remainder of the week, various campus organizations sponsored such special activities as dances, a pool party, a mini concert, a trip to Carowinds, and a film festival. The traditional reception for the new students at President and Mrs. West’s home was held Wednesday night. 21 A Time For 22 j _______________ ___________________— ■ Every Day Things A Time For Food And Conversation i 25 26 27 d 4 ! 29 A Time For Class And Study Campus life incorporates a lot of things into one’s college experience. Events may be small, such as going to do laundry or major, such as studying for a test to help you attain your goals in education. Campus life experiences are what make your college memories. At Pfeiffer the closeness of friends and teachers allow for the development of lasting impressions. 31 NTS EVENTS EVENTS EV :nts events events ev I ipi ; ?5v 7.iw :' . ;v:.' IBF1 35 J A Time to Celebrate the Old with the New Mark Honecker and Bridgette Poplin are all smiles over Bridgette’s selection as Just Clowning Around. Homecoming Queen. Homecoming 1985 took place during the weekend of October 4-6. Pfeiffer students were offered a full schedule of extra- curricular activities. On Friday night, students were treated to a special concert featuring Dan Seals, formerly of England Dan and John Ford Coley. Later on that night, “Psycho,” Alfred Hitchcock’s popular thriller, was shown. On Saturday morning a student-sponsored carnival was set up on the front lawn of the women’s side of campus. Other Homecoming festivities of that day included an Alumni Awards and Recognition Ceremony, a student-sponsored Homecoming dance featuring the music of “The Entertainers.” On Sunday, a special “campus ” skate was offered at Pfeiffer during which students could skate free all day throughout the campus. To wrap up the festivities, supper on Sunday was held at Gibson Lake. 36 IHF7I • Ift A student tries his skill on the ladder. Trish and the little Red Corvette are followed by the rest of the homecoming court. 37 J 38 No one told me I’d have to take this much abuse. Marion Pagano and her merry men. Good Cookie! GIVE BLOOD the life you save may be your own You may let go now. Let Go! ... Let GO! Questions! Questions! And more Questions! Give until it hurts! During the months of October and February the faculty and community helped Pfeiffer give the Gift of Life. There were quite a few first time donors to give blood but the majority of life came from veteran donors. This worthwhile event was under the leader- ship of Nancy Cramer, along with the SGA office. Both played an extremely important part in the organization and publicity for the blood drive. All of those who gave, and those who couldn’t due to minor complications were great- ly appreciated. 40 Lying down on the job. Smurf Attack! Chris says, Relax don’t do it! GHOSTS GOBLINS.� PFEIFFER 41 Anyone for a Hershey s kiss? CUB Does It Again Oregon, New York, West Virginia, Washington, D.C., Ohio, Virginia, Florida, California, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina are where they came from and Pfeiffer College is where they came to. What for? To perform, to entertain. Just as Pfeiffer’s students hailed from all over, these performers did also. Students were offered musical and comical entertainment. The CUB concerts offered students chances to sit back and relax and sometimes even to become involved in the show. 43 J Entertainment Credit The Cultural program at Pfeiffer College the year ’85-’86 expanded to new educational events for students and faculty. Speakers from all over the country appeared to enlighten us with their ideas and knowledge. The programs have not only benefited Pfeiffer academically but have broadened us individually. 44 45 Williamsburg Christmas is an annual tradition of Pfeiffer campus. During this holiday weekend, both the faculty and students are brought together by this Christmas decorating. Each building is beautifully decorated with freshly cut greenery while Christmas carols can be heard throughout the campus. When night falls the freshly cut greenery, bright red ribbons, and lighted candles bring a silent hush. This natural, non-commercial celebration brings to life the true meaning of Christmas and fills the air with an immense joy and love for others. THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT wmai HHMKI tMMI iMHBSfl 46 i; 47 Happy Days are Here Again 48 A night of romance and entertainment was in the air on Valentine’s night, February 14. Pfeiffer’s Old Gym was turned into a ballroom of dancing and laughter. The night will be remembered by all who took part in the special occasion. 49 October 9-12, A.R. Gurney’s The Dining Room played to sell-out audiences. The performers portrayed a wide array of characters in this humorous satire of American life. Pfeiffer’s presentation featured Mildred Davis, Barry Lyons, Greg Nielson, Dexter Ramey, Kendall Wright, and Dawn Yankowski. Assistant Professor of theatre, Jim Veenstra, directed the production with the assistance of students Jeff Norville and Janet Helmer. The Dining Room 50 The Fantastiks Pfeiffer’s annual spring musical was “The Fantasticks,” off-Broadway’s longest running musical. Members of the cast, which carried the performance to Spirit Square, were Phyllis Piano, Rodney Webb, Dexter Ramey, James Morgan, Joseph Judge, Greg Nielson, Laurie Gaynor, and Debbie Santiago. Jim Veenstra with the assistance of Serena Johnson served as director. Edith Hook, visiting artist, provided a carnival or circus atmosphere with her set design. 51 THE DIARY OF ADAM AND EVE BY Mark Twain Directed by Dexter M. Ramey Adam ......................................... Joseph Judge Eve ................................................ Phyllis Piano God...................................... Richard H. Brewer After The Fall Directed by Janet Helmer Cast of Barry Lyons and Dawn Yankowski Stage Manager... Mariea Ays Lighting ... Mike Lucas and Jeff Norville Stage Technician ... Bruce Thomas House Managers ... Greg Nielson Terri Stephenson 52 Pfeiffer Theatre presents Of Mice and Men The play starred James H. Magruder as George, Jeffery B. Norville as Lennie, Erik Berg as The Boss, Bruce Thomas as Candy, James W. Nicholson as Curley, Debbie Santiago as Curley’s wife, Kevin Greenway as Slim, Rob Trahan as Carlson and Sonny as Candy’s dog. The play was enjoyed by all and considered a huge success. 53 Do You Remember... Aprilfest weekend consisted of many enjoyable activities. During the week there were many spirited events, such as Western Night, Variety Show and many other SGA sponsored activities. The weekend brought Aprilfest Dance, Lunch at the lake and fun and games. The weekend ended with Rick Kelley and his music. On the whole, everyone enjoyed and had fun the weekend of Aprilfest. I 55 j 56 A Day In The Sun 57 i I Graduation It’s Only The Beginning 58 BS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS LUBS CLUBS CLUBS CL Student Government Association The Student Government Association was outstanding in 1985-86. This year has brought about many new programs and activities which will grow and generate well into the future of Pfeiffer College. Some of these activities included: The Inter Club Council Dinner during orientation, a Student Leadership workshop, Representation at the National Conference in Washington, D.C., Foreign Students Night, a Platform Night for the Candidates running for elections, Receptions for the Faculty and Board of Trustees; planning, organizing and funding for freshmen orientation; providing funds at Homecoming and Aprilfest weekends; and most of all emphasizing the importance of student involvement. The Executive Council worked very hard this year and their contributions to Pfeiffer will be remembered for years to come. SGA was a team working together with Self Esteem. 4) 62 College Union Board rhe College Union Board provides entertainment for the students at Pfeiffer. Besides the numerous mini concerts, movies, dances, ?tc., the CUB made improvements in the appearance of the student center lounge. 63 mz Association of Men Students The Association of Men Students represents and furthers the interest of the men students and serves as a medium for present- ing the men’s opinions to student government councils, faculty, administration and trustees. The AMS is governed by the Executive Council which carries out the business and projects of the organization, enacts legislation to solve problems, and keeps communications open on campus. 64 Contributions to Pfeiffer include vacuums, ice machines, senior gifts, Lake project fund, and Constitution revisions. Association of Women Students The Association of Women Students is an organization composed of all the female students on the Pfeiffer campus. It is responsible for the planning of such activities as The Big Sister Little Sister program, the Halloween Dance, Winterfestival, and etc. This year, the AWS achieved many goals, but as always, there are more things to be done. The AWS has and will continue to fulfill the needs of Pfeiffer College, and especially the Pfeiffer Women. 65 J Baptist Student Union Catholic Campus Ministry 66 Christian Education Fellowship W V 4 I American Guild of Organists Music Educators National Conference 68 Engineering Club Math Club 69 J uua Rho Alpha Pfeiffer Playmakers 70 i Communications Council Psychology Club 71 J Symphonic Choir 72 Concert Choir The Pfeiffer College Concert Choir consisting of 37 members is Pfeiffer’s most active student music organization. They annually go on tour during the Fall and Spring semesters. The choir toured England and Western Europe in May. 73 Wind Ensemble Handbell Choir 74 Chamber Singers Jazz Ensemble r'i.W ' . r Chapel Choir ■ - -■.’'ssssasassa Aldersgate Choir 76 Chess Club Fellowship of Christian Athletes J 77 The Pfeiffer News The Pfeiffer News is the student newspaper at Pfeiffer College. For the first time in many years, The Pfeiffer News began weekly distribution during the 85-86 school year. The newspaper has had a more significant presence on campus, and has become more involved with student, faculty, and administrative affairs. Not merely a bulletin board for posting messages, The Pfeiffer News has truly become a news paper. 78 The Chimes Sara Alspaugh Eddie Amoon Wade Atkins Lynn McCann Maria Ays Dena Bates Albert Billings Hope Beachum Laurie Gaynor Co-editors: Tammy Gilmore Libby Hall Staff: Rebecca Luebehusen Katie Marshall Elizabeth Matthews Randy Sloan Jim Barbee Leigh Stogner Robin Wallace Patsy Willoughby Tammy Willoughby Denise Kocher Photographers: Bobby Bean Don Coggins Alison Erdman Lisa McPeak Hiroshi Myagi Jeff Strader 79 Advisor: Debbie Estes Photographer Editor: Jeri Veenstra The Phoenix “The Phoenix” is the literary magazine of Pfeiffer College. Published bi-annually, “The Phoenix” is representative of the best poetry, prose, art work and photography of the Pfeiffer Community. “The Phoenix” staff reads and judges the work sub- mitted, does layout and assembles and distributes the magazine. r 80 Honor Board Women’s Honor Board Men’s Honor Board 81 t i Sophomore Class Officers Laurie Gaynor, Mildred Davis, and Brandalyn Grier Junior Class Officers Mike Lucas, Kendall Wright, and Dexter Ramey 82 J RTS SPORTS SPORTS SF 86 1985 Soccer Team neeling: Joe Acqui, Craig Chaffinch, Marty Edwards, Mike Gillette, Carlos Ristorcelli, Steve Whitehurst, Fred Franke, Mark Baliff, latt Vollmar, Rob Donovan, Matt Biedermann. Standing: Coach Mel Mahler, Dave Engel, Bill Grace, Sean Kerrigan, Prescott arbash, Pat Cleary, Julian Domenech, Roland McCullough, Frank Pustay, Demetrius Marlowe, Will Sponholtz, Brent Eckberg, Will ousseau, Julian Machimbarrena, Chris Penland, P.J. Dorsey, Doug Miller, Trainer Kevin Allran. Not Pictured: Will Gillis. 87 STICKS DOWN, good season. Coming into the 1985-86 season with a very young team, fourth year coach Nancy Ingram brought a lot of optimism along with her vast coaching ability. This highly talented and spirited team worked and lived more closely than any other team on which she had played according to senior captain Kathy Wolf. The talent expressed itself when 6 out of 7 team members who tried out made All Deep South Tournament Team. Missy Johnstone, Team Captain Debbie Finch, Jodi Richardson, Donna Berger, Andrea Mollahan made the Tournament Team. Jean Hudock lead the team with the most shut outs and most saves at goalie. Jodi Richardson, Sandy Becker, and Kim Bartosz had the most goals for the season with a 8, 6, and 1 overall record. Losing only three players to graduation and having two to transfer, leaves the team feeling very positive about next season as they look forward . to continuing the winning tradition at Pfeiffer. 88 Opposite Page: (Clockwise from upper left) 1. Sandy Becker is wiped out as the referee looks on. 2. Missy Johnstone attacks the Defense. 3. Debbie Finch gets down to work. 4. Kim Bartosz gives the ball a whack. This page: 1. Debbie Finch lines up a shot. 2. Debbie Finch sets her mind and stick to getting the job done. 3. Missy Johnstone sets up a play as Diane Hernberg looks on. ont Row: Missy Johnstone, Diane Hernberg, Chris Masser, Caroline Pysher, Monica Skevnick. Second Row: Donna Ring, Jodi Richardson, Kim Bartosz, Debbie nch, Maureen Whalen, Kelly Johnstone. Back Row: Jean Hudock, Andrea Mollahan, Sandy Becker, Debby Hornby, Kathy Wolf, Angela Mollahan, Donna Berger. j 89 Spikers take ’em to the limit. The 1985 Lady Falcons Volleyball team faced a tough season, posting an overall record of 4-11. Although the Pfeiffer squad lacked experience and height, by the end of the season they were holding their own against their opposition. Displaying their height of ability, the Lady Falcons rallied to beat Elon in the first round of the NAIA District Playoffs. 1. Fran Lavelle concentrates on serving for a winner. 2. Coach Ken Brown discusses strategy with Susan Lawing. Kneeling: Wendy Tucker, Laurie Gaynor, Lori Peterson, Susan Lawing, Wendy Bogle, Sheila Lowry. Standing: Coach Ken Brown, Denise Hemler, Fran Lavelle, Nancy Coleman, Donna Wolf, Amy Trogdon. 90 Cross Country ... The Building Year During the 1986-87 athletic year Pfeiffer College added a new team sport to its roster of varsity sports. With a lot of enthusiasm in the beginning for this team sport, Coach Tom Childress looked forward to a great rookie season for this new team. But as the season wore on only three out of the twelve original runners were left to run the course for the remainder of the year. This created problems for the team; they needed five runners to compete. Because of the small numbers of runners on the team the three who did run, Jeff Childress, Tim Bridges and Troy Waller, competed at invitational meets as individuals. Our hats are off to these three hardworking young men and to Coach Tom Childress. Better luck next year! Swimmers Ride the Waves iLeft) Coach Bob yelling as usual. Above) Regina off to a good start. Below) Kirsten after a hard race. The Lady Falcon Swim Team consisted of seven freshmen and three letterman swimmers. They started off slow but moved right in to the swing of things with a 5 and 5 record despite their numerous injuries. Lady Falcons were coached for the first time by a Pfeiffer student Bob Cristella. Freshman swimmer Kim Fowler commented that, ‘‘It must be hard working with peers but Bob Cristella stuck with us and pushed us through the season.” Early in the season Amy Mathiason, Lisa McPeak, Lynda Henschel and Amy Kaspert broke the school record for the 200 medley relay set five years ago and qualified themselves for Nationals. Amy Mathiason also broke the school record in the 100 breaststroke. Also going to Nationals was Pam Baran in the 100 breaststroke and 50 free style. . w- ' j 6 ;., � ■• ais? Bottom: Kim Fowler, Jill Gasperini, Amy Mathiason, Kirsten Swifter, Lisa McPeak. Top: Lynda Henschel, Lou Ann Holtzclaw, Pam Baran, Monica DeCoursey, Amy Kaspert, Regina Hoffman and Mike Fitzgerald. Not pictured: Cathy Bond and Bob Cristella, student assistant coach. 92 Grapplers Win Pins. )ttom: Warren Davis, Jamie Gigantelli, Eric Beck, Jay Howard. Reinhardt Gray, Tim Sanders, Brent Eckberg, Bryon Maluvac. Top: Coach Richard Johnson, Rick mes, Jeff Jones, Ken Drummond, Brent Mule, Chuck Zang, Rob Darpino, Lee Andrews, Mike Coffey. Not Pictured: Ken Drummond, Keith Howell. The 85-86 wrestlers were 5-12-1. They had 4 tterman this season, Lee Andrews, Jay Howard, sinhardt Gray, and Jeff Jones, and were led by oach Richard Johnson. 93 Women’s Basketball... The 1985-86 Lady Falcons Basketball Team showed surprising results. A young team of seven freshmen and Coach MaryAnn Sunbury, first time coach for the Lady Falcons, finished with a 10-12 record. Picked not to finish better than seventh by preseason writers, the Lady Falcons devoted much of their time to practicing skills and strategy to finish fourth in the NAIA Carolinas Conference. Jill Nelson, the Falcons only loss to graduation, was high scorer for the year, but close behind her was Denise Hemler, a sophomore. Jill Nelson also represented Pfeiffer on the All-Conference team. This page: 1. Jill Nelson puts the ball up in traffic. 2. B.B. Morrison on a fast break. 3. Donna Wolf looks for a rebound. 4. Lady Falcons score two more. Opposite page: 1. Jill Nelson just misses the ball. 94 eam Members — Front Row: Amy Trogdon, Martha Trotter, Angie Little, Barbara Morrison, iebbie Finch, Sheila Lowry. Back Row: Karen Ravert, Nancy Coleman, Donna Wolf, Jill Nelson, ionnie Nicodemus, Denise Hemler, and Coach MaryAnn Sunbury. 95 Pfeiffer Basketball 96 Dazzles the crowd. 97 The 85-86 Pfeiffer Falcons started the season by winning the WBTV Carolina Classic by defeating Winthrop and finishing the Tournament with a 3-0 record. This year’s team saw a lot of new faces. There were eight freshmen, two juniors, and three seniors, with only three returning lettermen — Cordes, Davis, and Moody. Led by head Coach John Lentz and Asst. Coach Walt Frye, the team finished with a 15-13 season record. 98 Standing (left to right): Larry Durrett — Sports Information Director, Todd Walker, Matthew Smith, Brian McIntyre, Craig Sordes, Jack Perry, Chris Collins, and Coach John Lentz. Seated: Mike Moody, Mark Lemieux, Clifton Lynch, Tony Davis, Srian Pieroni, and Darren Lassiter. Falcons Take It To The Hoop! 99 Baseball... On Coach Joe Ferebee came into his 30th season with high hopes of bringing home to Pfeiffer a conference championship in baseball. With the leadership of his seniors and the willingness of his freshmen to learn, Coach Ferebee soon molded a quality team out of better-than-average- players. The team wrapped up the season with an overall record which met and passed everyone’s expectations for this relatively young team. Right: Coach Joe Ferebee. Team Members: Front Row: Neil McElroy, Mark Ford, Sean Waddell, Coach Ferebee, Robert Church, Mike Waddell, Warren Williams, Phil Smith. Second row: Glen Manochio, Scott Irby, Monty Sherrill, Johnny Meadows, Scott Morgan, Chad Kanipe, David Hollingsworth, Scott Connor. Back Row: Joe Clarke, Tim Pulliam, Jimmy Maness, Craig Cordes, Jack Perry, Greg Peck, David Welker, Mike Moody. the stick mmhnnn ■’fEIFFfj ■j W | I 100 1. Mark Ford warms up his arm. 2. Pfeiffer goes for the tag. 3. John Devilbiss takes some batting practice. 4. Pfeiffer gives the ball a whack. - fjgp 101 Men go Five Sets Coach Tom Childress brought a young club of six newcomers, and four returners out to the Pfeiffer tennis courts this season. Only two of the four returners will be lost to graduation, they are David Smith and Brent Elwood. Elwood represented Pfeiffer well in the number one position and will be sorely missed. As for the rest of the team, they had a good showing for the season also finishing with a record of 11 wins and 9 losses. Coach Childress looks forward to next season to see what his young talent will have to offer then. 1. Coach Tom Childress. 2. Greg Caccia uses his backhand. 3. Brent Elwood smashes one home. 4. David Smith’s face shows his concentration. Team Members: Jeff Childress, Hugh Grey, Todd Sarmiento, Jon Neblitt, David Smith, Greg Caccia, Brent Elwood, Mike Ollari, Scott Hopkins, and Rod Hatfield. ■ t—--- 3 102 t p eam Members: Front Row: LouAnne Holtzclaw, Sheila Shuping. Back Row: Patti SGoodman, Wendy Butensky, and Jill Gasperini. Not Pictured: Monica Skevnik and •Deanna Lewis. I Women’s Tennis racks up Coach MaryAnn Sunbury came out with high hopes for her small but talented netters. In Sunbury’s first year, she saw the Pfeiffer ladies rack up a season record of wins and loses. Because of losing only one senior to graduation, LouAnne Holtzclaw, Coach Sunbury is looking forward to next season. i Coach MaryAnn Sunbury. Patty Goodman uses her forearm for a winner. Wendy Butensky uses her power drive. 103 The Lady Falcons finished second in the Carolinas Conference, with a conference record of 9 and 5 and second in the district with a record of 8 and 2. The team also finished second in the Catawba Kick-off tournament. Coach Jack Ingram also led his Lady Falcons to a second place finish in the State Tournament. The team came in fourth in the National Tournament. 104 I I I I Lady Falcons Pull A Winning Season 1985-86 Softball Team name number Angie Little 2 Kim Bartosz 3 Emily Baker 4 Jean Hudock 5 Audra Moretz 7 Jody Richardson 8 Lisa Peterson 9 Kim Stanley 10 Donna Ring 11 Missy Johnston 12 Martha Trotter 13 Denise Heller 14 Lee Ann Oehler 15 Debbie Finch 17 Jennifer Street 18 Tammy Blalock 19 Donna Berger 20 Karen Ravert 21 Michelle Causby 22 Carla Davis 23 Barbara Morrison 24 Head Coach: Jack Ingram Asst. Coach: Jac Trotter Managers: Kris Henry and Fran Lavelle !' 105 Although not ranked this year, and plagued by injuries, the Pfeiffer lacrosse players brought home a winning 10-3 season. Beating 6th ranked team, Guilford, early in the season, had Pfeiffer fans looking toward seeing the war eagles in the playoffs. Only three losses stopped Pfeiffer from the NCAA playoffs, but next year the war eagles will dominate all teams! i 106 WAR Eagle Lacrosse Bottom: John Diprofio, Craig Chaffinch, Marc DiLonardo, Al McMinn, Chris Squier, Matt Biedermann. First Row: Jim Duhamel, Lenny Rinaldi, Robert Rutemiller, Bobby Dick, Julian Domenech, James Kierman, Dennis Closterman. Second Row: Greg Leubehusen, Gary McGinness, Darryl Green, Bo Turner, Mike Cerino, Bob Cristello. Third Row: Eddie Jones, Peter McGinness, Tom Mills, Robert Gugliemo, Gilles Michaud. Top: Asst. Coach Randy Mills, Doug Miller, Will Gillis, Eric Meddaugh, Head Coach Mel Mahler. Not Pictured: Robert Watson, Bret Mule’, Steve Whitehurst, Mike Fitzgerald, Craig Majid. 107 Enthusiasm Rolls On ... Pep and enthusiasm from the stands led our athletes to many victories. Our cheerleaders made sure that the enthusiasm soared. Their dedication and spirit kept our athletes going when the chips were down. Accompanied by the “Oh so famous” mascot, Freddy Falcon, the cheerleaders put in long hours of practice and work to help Pfeiffer move toward a winning season. Led by captain, Kelly Blanchette and advisor, Angie Lefler, the cheerleaders remain 1 in our book. Long hours of practice, making posters, and cheering paid off for the Pfeiffer College Cheerleaders. First Row: Kathy Mahan, Margie McMoore. Second Row: Darryl Green, Valerie Baldwin, Kelly Blanchette, Jill Gasperini, and Jimmy Player. Trainers Wrap-Up Whether our athletes were injured or just needed a pat on the back, the Athletic Trainers were always there. The Athletic Trainers spent a great deal of time working with athletes in all sports. From sprained ankles to broken bones, the Trainers took great pride in helping our athletes. Not only did they work with injuries after the fact, but also with preventive measures. Without our Athletic Trainers, many athletes would have been bench warmers throughout the season. 'First Row: Roger Lyons, Kevin Allran, Chris Furr. Second Row: Kathy Richardson, Amanda Thomann, Kim Stanley, Lori Howell, Ken Brown 109 Sports Banquet 110 Pfeiffer Sports — A Continuing Tradition Golf Team _TY FACULTY FACULTY R kCULTY FACULTY FACUL Dr. Cameron West President and Professor of Political Science 114 Dr. James Olliver Executive Vice President and Title III Coordinator (above left) Dr. J. Michael Riemann Acting Dean of the College and Professor of Chemistry (above right) Dr. Tom Westcott Vice President for Student Affairs and Associate Professor of Psychology (lower left) Richard Brewer Marne Boren Spence Pro- fessor of Music and Director of Choral Music Marvin Burke Associate Professor of Music Melva Burke Associate Professor of Elementary Education Anne Byrd Associate Professor of So- cial Work Susan Carmichael Professor of Christian Education and Director of Christian Education Pro- grams Steve Dial Professor of Biology and Head of the Department of Biology Dayton Estes Professor of German Robert Gehner Assistant Professor of Music Jack Ingram Director of Physical Educa- tion and Sports Manage- ment, Head Women’s Soft- ball Coach, and Assistant Director of Athletics 116 _________________I Juanita Kruse Assistant Professor of His- tory Jean B. Mobley Professor of Mathematics and Head of the Department of Mathematics Elaine Parker Assistant Professor of En- glish Delmas Petrea Associate Professor of Mathematics 7 117 Philip Pharr Professor of Religion and Chairperson of the Division of Humanities David Rilling Assistant Professor of Business and Assistant to the President for Special Projects Harold Stephenson Professor of Physics 118 James Veenstra Assistant Professor of Theater Patrick White Associate Professor of English and Head of the English Depart- ment ] t 119 ' 120 ( ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ N Sharon Bard Director of Auxiliary Ser- vices George Dolch Part-time Associate Profes- sor of Christian Education and Campus Minister Barbara Domby Secretary to the CAP Center Jahala Efird Secretary to the Develop- ment Office Debbie Estes Director of Publications and Public Relations Wanda Farmer Director of Alumni Affairs Colleen Ferebee Assistant Director of Admis- sions Jeanette Goodman Director of the Computer Center i 121 Jeanine Halverson Director of Campus Activi- ties Ken Holshouser Registrar and Associate Professor of Business Administration Martha Holshouser Assistant Registrar Brenda Huneycutt Computer Data Technician Karen Hyder Assistant to the Director of Cooperative Education Stephan Johanus Assistant of Campus Ministry 122 David Joyce Director of Institutional Advancement Elizabeth Kesterson Assistant Director of the Learning Center and In- structor of Reading Nicholas Lefko Professor of Emeritus of Health, P.E. and Recreation Bebe Leitch Director of Student Health Services 7 123 Cindy Loflin Assistant— Print Shop and Mail Room Elsie Lowder Administrative Secretary Admission Word Proces- sing Diane Martin Correspondence Secret- ary Word Processing Ruby Mason Director of Financial Aid Donna Miller Junior Programmer Randy Mills Admissions Counselor 124 •i - Dorothy Minear Director of Learning Center and Instructor of Math Stu- dent Skills Gale Misenheimer Administrative Secretary to the President Donna Mooney Medical Assistant Theresa Newman Secretary, Office of Student Affairs Marian Pagano Associate Dean of Student Affairs Frances Parnell Receptionist Switchboard Operator Richard Redman Financial Aid Counselor Ophelia Ridenhour Circulation Department Head Janice Royall Admissions Counselor ! I [: 125 Katrina Sells Receptionist Switchboard Operator Roger Sims Director of Admissions Pam Smith Administrative Secretary Bookkeeper Title III Office Nadeen Thompson Director of Professional Support Services and Assistant Professor of Education Shelia Thompson Accounts Payable Super- visor Cathy Underwood Receptionist — Health Ser- vices Jeri Veenstra Assistant to Director of Pub- lic Relations Lee Wallace Director of Cooperative Education Jane York Licensed Practical Nurse, Health Service 127 Security Environmental Maintenance RMS DORMS DORMS DO 130 IMS DORMS DORMS DOR 'gOneTGia Cline Dorm 133 I Ervin Dorm 135 7 137 138 01535348535323534853235353 Kluftinger Dorm [: 139 140 Merrier Dorm 141 143 Rowe Dorm ' I 145 146 147 2: o h- J XX ( ) $ 148 Washington Dorm V 149 SES CLASSES CLASSES Senior Most School Spirited Sam Misenheimer and Colletta Bryce Law Most Athletic Kathy Wolf and Craig Cordes Best Looking Rebecca Thomason and Steve Tomberlin Most Dependable Sam Misenheimer and Kathy Wolf Superlatives Most Likely to Succeed Greg Wells and Colletta Bryce Law Best Dressed Steve Tomberlin and Sherri Davis (: 153 Best All Around Sam Misenheimer and Kathy Wolf Biggest Partiers Roland McCullough and Laura Jenkins Wittiest Sandy Holland and Chris Dial Most Talented Craig Cordes and Susan Diller Most Gullible Prescott Barbash and Beth Moss Friendliest Sam Misenheimer and Brigette Poplin 154 I Most Popular Sam Misenheimer and Brigette Poplin Biggest Heartbreakers Tom Randolph and Brigette Poplin ! 155 Most Talkative Greg Wells and Dena Bates Joseph K. Acqui, Jr., Business Administration Economics Varsity Soccer Monrovia, Liberia Valerie Baldwin, Physical Education Trustee Scholarship 1-4, Athletic Scholarship 1,2,4, Dean’s list 2,3, F.C.A. 1-3, Bible study 4, South Pacific 3 Millville. NJ Kevin O’Donovan Askew, Sociology Miami, Fla. Barry Richard Ballard, Business Administration VP, President — Kappa Chi, Chairman — Elections committee, Who’s Who committee, Senate, RLC General Council Charlotte, NC fi 156 Prescott N. Barbash, Business Administration Maxine Thomas Barnes, Accounting Soccer 1-4, AMS — Treasurer 4 Alexandria, VA Dena Cheryline Bates, Early Childhood Education President’s Award 3, Trustee Scholarship 4, JB Cornelius Scholarship 4, AWS — Treasurer 4, CUB — Film Coordinator 4, Chimes 3,4, Aldersgate Choir 4, Admissions Assistant 4, Orientation Team, Communications Council 3, VP Cline. Albemarle, NC Eric Berg 7 157 Bobby Ray Bean, Accounting Thomas Edward Brindle, Mathematics Donald Wayne Bissell, Christian Education Baptist Student Union 1, Christian Education Fellow- ship 2 Lumberton, NC Teresa Wanda Brown, Accounting Letite Pate Whitehead Scholarship 2,3,4, President’s; Scholarship 2,3,4 Rockwell, NC - 158 imberly Jurney Childers, Early Childhood Educa- ion Trustee Scholarship, Day Student Organization John William Devilbiss, Sports Management Dean’s list, Baseball 3,4, Wrestling 3 Misenheimer, NC Phillip Scott Smith, History Social Studies Donald Grey Coggins, JR, Business Administration Economics, Yearbook 4 iTroy, NC 7 159 Leslie Vanessa Colston, Sociology Sherri Annette Davis, Arts Administration President’s Scholarship 1, Junior Class Council 3 Cline President 3, AWS President 4, Executive Council 4, Symphonic Choir 1 -4, Concert Choir 2,3,4 Orientation Committee 4 Charlotte, NC 160 Lisa Marie Domby, Business Administration Margaret Hathcock Dennis, Accounting William Brent Elwood, Computer Informa- tional Systems, minor — Business Administration Dean’s list, Varsity Tennis 1-4, Co- Captain 3,4, Most Valuable Player 3, AMS Treasurer 3, Board of Appeals 2,3, Chief Justice 4 Mt. Pleasant, NC Edward Clarke Goodman, History Who’s Who, AMS 3,4 — President 4, History Club 1-4, SGA — Executive Council 4, Student Senate 4, Wind Ensemble, Stage Band 1,2, Freshmen Counselor 2, Resident Director 3,4 Misenheimer, NC • v. • Susan Annette Diller, Music Trustee 3,4, AJ Fletcher 2-4, Keyboard Scholarship 4, Who’s Who 4, Dean’s List 3, Women’s Judicial Board 3,4, Chief Justice 4, AGO 2, Con- cert Choir 2-4, Secretary 4, Symphonic Choir 2-4, Secretary 4, Chamber Singers 2,3, Aldersgate 2-4 Chambersburg, PA Craig Jeffrey Cordes, Sports Management All-Conference, All-District, All-American 3,4, Varsity Basketball 1-4, Baseball 2-4, Golf 3,4 Albemarle, NC 161 I ; ' � � I. . . i ' Kimberly Arey Glackin, Intermediate Education Early Childhood Education RLC Treasurer 2,3, Judicial Board 2-4 Misenheimer, NC Jeffrey Clark Hinson, Computer Information Systems Trustee Scholarship 1 -4, History Bowl Scholarship 1 - 4, Dean’s List, 1-3, Symphonic Choir 1-4, Concert Choir 1-4, Aldersgate Choir 1 Monroe, NC Alisa Joy Helms, Computer Information Systems Trustee Scholarship 1-3, Junior Scholastic Award 2' Bishop L. Scott Allen Scholarship 1-3, Chief Junioij Marshal 3, Chimes 1, Phoenix 2 Marshville, NC Robin Lynn Helms, Early Childhood Educationi Intermediate Education - 162 Sandy Rhodes Holland, Christian Education Church S' Music — Voice C Grace Foncanon Brewer Memorial 2-4, Mary C. ! Anderson Scholarship 4, Who’s Who 4, West Side : Story 2, Oklahoma 1, South Pacific 3, Concert Choir 11-4, Symphonic Choir 1-4, Chamber Singers 2-4, 'N.A.T.S. 1 Morristown, TN Keith Howell, Business Administration Economics Trustee Scholarship 2-4, Wrestling 4, House Council, President Chess Club 3,4, VP Foote Dorm 4 Boone, NC Laura Anne Jenkins, Early Childhood Education I: 163 Jeralyn Berfonda Johsnon, Sociology Black Alliance 1-4, Secretary 3 Kannapolis, NC Denise Kocher, Psychology Phoenix 4, Chimes 4, Pfeiffer News 4, Psychology Club 4 Torrimar Guayabo, Puerto Rico Kenneth L. Jones, Law Enforcement Correc- tions Resident Advisor 4 Charlotte, NC Colletta Bryce Law, Business Administration Varsity Tennis, Cheerleading, President Black Alliance Charlotte, NC Roland McCullough, Criminal Justice President’s Scholarship 1-4, Athletic Scholarship 1-4, Varsity Soccer 1-4, Captain 4, President Indoor Soccer Club 4 Delanco, NJ 164 ' Stephen Wayne Richardson, Business Administration Daniel Waverly Moore, Religion Terry Lynn Moore, Sociology Senate 1,2, Men’s Judicial Board 2, Kappa Chi Monroe, NC (back left) William Robert Lynn, Religion Trustee Scholarship 3,4, Kappa Kai Harrisburg, NC (back right) Phillip Wayne Park, Religion (front left) Gary Michael Duncan, Religion Kappa Chi Gold Hill, NC (front right) Samuel Wayne Misenheimer, Criminal Justice Sociology President’s Scholarship 4, Who’s Who Club, Execu- tive Council, SGA — President, Secretary Class President 2-4, Dorm Counselor Charlotte, NC 7 165 Jeff Morris, Computer In- formation Systems English Lisa Kluge, Accounting Chris Tandy Dial, Chemistry Asst. Sports Info. Director 1,2, Field hockey stats 1-4, Baseball stats, 1,2, Basketball stats 1,2, Basketball stats 1,2, Secretary Treasurer of ACS 3,4, CUB — Secretary ,4 — Treasurer 4, As You Like It 2 Misenheimer, NC Timothy Roland Bridges, Chemistry Mathematics Harris Academic Scholarship 1-4, Cross-Country 4, Men’s Swim Club 2,3, CUB 1-4, Secretary 3, American Chemical Society, VP 3, President 4, West Side Story 2, Dorm President 2 Charlotte, NC Kimberly Dawn Moser, Chemistry J.B. Cornelius 2-4, Athletic Trainer 2, Softball Manager 1, Chimes 1, American Chemi- cal Society 2-4 Thomasville, NC James Edgar Morgan, English Larry Newman, Law Enforcement, minor — Sociology FCA 3,4, Chimes 3, NC Criminal Justice Educators, 3,4 Hendersonville, NC 166 Grace Norris, Christian Education Religion Lee Edwin Northcutt, Music Business Administration A.J. Fletcher, McRoy Memorial Church Music Award 3,4, AGO President, Treasurer — Concert Choir, Symphonic Choir, Chapel Organist 3 Wadesboro, NC ( Sharon Elise Putnal, Social Work Kannapolis, NC Brigitte Renee Poplin, English Writing w Concentration in Marketing Who’s Who, Senate, Women’s Judicial Board, CUB, Dorm President, AWS, Phoenix, Resident Advisor 4 Oakboro, NC e 167 Kimberly Annette Strickland, Business Administration, minor — Music MENC, Chapel Choir 1-3, President’s Scholarship 1-5, T.B. and Mary Neal Dixson Scholarship, House Council, Tutor 5, Hall Representative Winston-Salem, NC Craig Lane Rairden, Sports Management Special Olympics 3, YMCA — Internship 4 Salisbury, NC Alexia Cheree Russell, Education — Early Childhood and Intemediate President’s Scholarship, Day Student Association — Chairperson 3 Denton, NC Steven Howard Tomberlin, Accounting Trustee Scholarship 1-4, Junior Marshall Dean’s List 1-4, Who’s Who, Varsity Baseball, SGA Treasurer 4, Men’s Judicial Board, Campus Honor Board, Executive Council, Senate 4, Resident Director 3,4, Counselor 2, Dorm Secretary 2 Midland, NC David Lendell Smith, Accounting Athletic Scholarship 1-4, Academic President’s Scholarship 1-4, Varsity Tennis 1-4, Captain 4, Class President 1 V.P., Class 2, V.P. of AMS 3, Men’s Judi- cial Board 4, Resident Assistant ij 168 Rebecca Lea Thomason, Psychology Psychology Club 3, Secretary 4, Homecoming - Representative 3,4 Kernersville, NC David Marvel Welker, Business Economics Varsity Baseball 1-4, Secretary Men’s Judicial Board 3, Chief Justice 4, Hall Representative 1 Belcamp, MD Pamela Blue Whitley, Business Administration, minor i — Economics IThe Phoenix 4, Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1,2 'i Albemarle, NC i Sherry Belinda Wilkie, Business Administration Concord, NC f 169 Edward Scott Winfield, Criminal Justice LaPlata, MD Katherine Ann Wolf, Mathematics Secondary Education Field Hockey 1-4, Captain 3, Swim Team 3, Order of the Sundial, Dean’s List, CUB, RLC, Who’s Who, Executive Coucil Ogdensburg, NJ Galan E. Chaney, Law Enforcement Matthews, NC 170 7 171 9 Juniors Wendy Agee Kevin Allran Sara Alspaugh Eddie Amoon Lee Andrews Lisa Argersinger Wade Atkins Pam Brown Diane Becker Sandy Becker Donna Benge Matt Biedermann John Branin Scott Burris Bill Carter Eric Cavanaugh 172 - n hi Kathy Childress Marti Clemmer Tamra Clontz Ann Cole Nancy Cranmer Sherri Craven Lisa Crumpler Kim Dalton Tony Davis Sonya Dial Marc DiLonardo Jim Duhamel Leslye Dykes Scott Earnhardt David Eason Walter Eaton 173 Laurie Edwards Nelda Fisher Frank Foster Mark Fraser Kevin Gilland Janet Helmer Louanne Holtzclaw Emiko Honda Heidi Honecker Scott Hopkins Marguerite Hutchison Janey Ivey Joe Judge Renee Jones Kim Johnson Jack Kelley 174 Angie Kirk Sheila Lowry Jeanina Maness Elizabeth Matthews Renee McCallum Lydia McCord Marybeth McDaniel Mitch Moretz Hiroshi Miyagi Richard Moffitt Steve Norris Carolyn Neill Izumi Ohta Todd Peeler Lori Peeler Phyllis Piano i I: 175 David Powell Carolyn Pysher Ann Queen Lance Rairden Dexter Ramey Kathy Richardson Carlos Ristorcelli Kim Robinson Penny Ronan Tom Ruge Don Russell Ken Russell Steve Shelton Shelia Shuping Randy Sloan Jenny Smith Jera Smith Michele Smith Patty Smith Chris Squier 176 Kim Stanley Anita Stiller Chris Taylor Wendy Tucker Karoline Watson Kim Whipple Patsy Willoughby Leah Williams i, ii i ! 177 Patricia Baker Mark Baliff Barbara Barnard Jean Basden Hope Beachum Lisa Blalock Layne Bullard Jennifer Cashwell Connie Cecil Michael Cerino Anne Cole Nancy Coleman 178 Sophomores I Kenneth Costello Barry Davis Brent Eckberg Alison Erdman Debbie Finch Harrison Finklea Christopher Ford Nicole Garver Laurie Gaynor Michael Gillett Tammy Gilmore Patti Goodman 179 Tamara Goodwin Darryl Green Libby Hall Andre Harris Thomas Hartsell Denise Hemler Diane Hernberg Frederick Hoffman Jay Howard Lorri Howell Brenda Hurlocker Melisa Isenhour Kathy Jaudon Diane Jones Barbara Joyce Amy Kaspert p. L 180 Susan Lawing Michelle Lee George Leonard Angie Little Catherine Marshall Todd Mauldin Margie McMoore Joy Miller Susan Misenheimer Audra Moretz Larry Morgan Beth Morrison 7 181 Karen Myers Bonnie Nicodemus Christine Nystedt Gregory Peck Lisa Peterson Ruth Phelps Colette Phifer Frank Pustay, Jr. Julie Rector Robert Rutemiller Roxanne Schneider Crystal Smith 182 Micki Smith Herbert Sparks r - — Anna Tatsis Dean Vernon Marie Warlick Scott Watson Debbie Watwood Lee Williams David Withton Jay Wroe David Zalinsky 183 John and Rob toast to the good times ahead. Are you still on the phone, Margie?” Garrett rides away! F R E S H M E N Stacia smiles for the camera. three . . .” Lisa tries to work in the freshmen lounge. 184 Mia Ayes Emily Baker Teresa Baptist Penny Barkley Brian Beaver Karyn Berkley Donna Berger Albert Billings Andrew Billings Tammy Blalock Leonard Britt John Burke Sharon Byrd Michelle Causby Steve Cauthen Scott Clontz Christopher Collins Audra Culp Waron Davis Paul Dorsey 185 Thomas Edwards Walter Emmerling Lisa Erikson Lisa Ewers Kristen Ferrari Myra Fisher Mark Ford Teresa Furr Jill Gasperini Mat Gerrald Lem Hames Margie Harvey Harriet Hicks Melissa Hinson Deborah Hornby JeanMarie Hudock Michael Hughes Carl Isenhour Julianne Jennings Serena Johnson 186 [ci Richard Jones Nabih Adnan Kadki Chad Kanipe Annette Kluttz Cleo, Deanna and Michelle study out- side the library. Darren Lassiter Angela Leak Deanna Lewis Kevin Long Rebecca Luebehusen Kevin Lyons Roger Lyons Andrea Mallohan 187 Angela Mallohan Amy Mathiason Lynn McCann Lisa McPeak Paula McWethy Michelle Milstead Sherry Moore Debbie Morris Barbara Morrison Gregory Neilson Chris Perland Lori Peterson Zeb Pipkin Jimmy Player Melissa Price Leslie Pridgen Gwen Pyron Diana Reynolds Jody Richardson Diane Richardson p 188 ? Ik� ' David Rilling Margeret Salmon Debbie Santiago Sharlina Sells Monica Skevnik Chuck Stanton Terri Stephenson Kirsten Switter Frank Tansky Joey Tamamo Jeff Taylor Amanda Jo Thomann Raymond B. Thomas Ashley Thompson Amy Troddon Brenda Valder 189 Veronica Valencourt Jeff Waldrop Robin Wallace Kristin Warnock David Warshaw Donna Washington Paul Wetterall Dolores Whilden Tammy Willoughby Mark Woodard Patti Wyar Dawn Marie Yankowski Chuck Zang 190 Melissa and DemmiJo enjoy Homecoming festivities. “Hey guys, what's up?” Freshmen pay close attention in Psych, class. A normal day in the Pfeiffer cafeteria. Jill sits “comfortably” in acting class. 191 DS ADS ADS ADS ADS A[ S ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS Are you Pu ZZ L ed About what’s around Pfeiffer.. . .. . is there anything??? Compliments of: SUNSET MOTEL 46 Units — 8 Efficiency Apts — Pool — Air Conditioning Heating — Truck Parking — Phones — Color Cable Remote Control TV — Movies via Satellite — Water Beds — Queen Beds — King Beds — All Extra Long Beds PHONE ASDY ANDY 704 982-8194 Your Hosts For our appreciation for support in the past and hope for more business in the future. You have a Personal Banker atWachovia Only one bank in North j Carolina assigns one banker the i o 1 total responsibility for your account. On ly one bank trains that banker to help you with all your needs, from loans to checking to certificates of deposit. Only one bank gives you the name and telephone number of your own Personal Banker. Only one bank. Wachovia. Wachovia B.'mk Miusi 194 (704) 982-9898 Party Lines, Etc. 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North Carolina 28002 JAMES PATEL Manager OLAN MILLS SCHOOL DIVISION SCHOLASTIC SERVICES, INC. 236 Church Street Concord, N.C. 28025 1-704-786-7615 Lanny Pigg Chip Harris Carol Allison Everette Pigg Norma Sanko • Diamonds • Engraving • Watches • Watch Repair QUALITY GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION Open Friday Saturday Nights until 9:00 PM QUENBY MALL, ALBEMARLE, N.C. 982-9821 Bank When You Want With First Unimft 24-Hour Mini Banks Make deposits, cash withdrawals, payments, transfers from one account to another, or check your balance. 24-hours a day, !f65 days a year. • Steaks • Fresh Seafood • Short Orders • ) -G o • M G ca c 3 4 a w G “U CO w ( ) ViM OS 4 lx CQ Proudly Serving You! Open 24 Hours The Home Of The Big K” Kermit Edith Kern, Owners • Barbeque • Salads • Carry-Outs r1 c D n ET ft (A 1 o B n 2 p O. ft ( r c C rb ( ) c a (A Compliments of: HAVE YOU DRIVEN A FORD . . . LATELY? “WHERE TO BUY THEM” LUM’S FORD INC 738 Hwy 27 E . . . 982-1122 WABZ fm ioi W Radio Station WABZ, Inc. J t WABZ - WWWX y R0. Box 608 Albemarle, North Carolina • • - AM Af 1010 W 704 982-1010 28001 DOUG’S GARAGE Service For All Vehicles Foreign and Domestic Custom Cleaning For Your Auto 10% Student Faculty Discount With I.D. Corner of Ashe and Snuggs Albemarle, N.C. 982-3684 CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 197 A Full Service Bank First Bank Is The Bank You Can Depend On And Trust. We Now Have Four Locations To Conveniently Serve Stanly County: 2 Branches In Albemarle (Eastgate and Highway 52 North); 1 Branch In Locust; and 1 Branch At The Intersection Of Hwy. 52 Hwy. 49 At Richfield. Member FDIC and an Equal Housing Lender Store Hours: Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to9 p.m.; Sunday 1 -5:30 p.m. 198 Ronda Andrews (Owner) Sue Forte Barber-Stylist Albemarle Plaza Barber Beauty Shop Albemarle Plaza Albemarle, N.C. 28001 Dianne Smith Lefler Nancy Callicutt Cosmetologist Suntana Sun System The Year ’Round Tan” (704) 982-4022 Open Tues.-Sat. 8:30 to 5:30 8:30 to 3:00 THE HEADQUARTERS Darrell Hatley JTmri Barrier Specializing In Precision Cuts And Perms Hwy. S2 At (Across From Post Office And laundromat) Monday—By AfspoSnfmont Tut� ., Thurs. And Fri.—8 5:30 Saturday—712 Noon __ Cloftod Wadnaftdoy NORTH STANLY FLORIST All Occasion Florist BADIN RD., NEW LONDON 443-7541 P O Box 463 DIANE HARTLEY Albemarle Plaza — Hwy 24-27 (704)982-4121 Albemarle, NC 28001 OOMINICr’S Restaurant SPAGHETTI - PIZZA BUFFET - SALAD BAR 982-8400 RT. M — K-MAPT PLAZA SUB SHOP JERSEY SUBS - PHILLY STEAK SUBS MEATBALL SUBS - MUSHROOM STEAK SUBS 982-SUBS RT. tt - Acram From Honda ITM 1-HOUR J PHOTO Albemarle Plaza — Beside U-Rent Albemarle, N.C. 28001 982-2322 Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10am-7pm 199 College Union Board — Pfeiffer College Chairman — Heidi Honecker Vice Chairman — Bill Carter Treasurer — Laurie Gaynor Secretary — Larry Morgan Entertainment Coordinator — Jenny Smith Film Coordinator — Micki Smith Publicity Coordinator — Amy Kaspert Technical Coordinators — Larry Morgan Bill Carter Members At Large — Kathy Wolf Chris Dial Dena Bates Lou Anne Holtzclaw Jack Kelly Mike Gillette Senior Representatives — Tim Bridges Bridgette Poplin Sam Misenheimer Junior Representatives — Cathy Bond Greg Wells Kathy Richardson Sophomore Representatives — Jennifer Street Alison Erdman Freshman Representatives — Frank Tansky “WORKING TOGETHER” Means Student Involvement! Congratulations to the Class of 1986 from the Executive Council President — Sam Misenheimer Vice Pre. — Heidi Honecker Secretary — Nancy Cranmer Treasurer — Steve Tomberlin Assoc, of Men Students Pre. — Clarke Goodman Assoc, of Women Students Pre. — Sherri Davis Religious Life Council — Kendall Wright Executive Coordinator — Jenny Smith Senators Julianne Jennings — Rowe Dorm Bruce Thomas — Kluftinger Dorm Ann Queen — Merner Dorm Diane Hernberg — Cline Dorm Micki Smith — Washington Dorm Kenneth Russell — Foote Dorm Steve Shelton — Ervin Dorm Mike Lucas — Ervin Dorm Kevin Allran — Vaughn Dorm David Efird — Day Student Audra Culp — Day Student Lem Haynes — Plyer Dorm Wendy Tucker — Cline Dorm Pat Willoughby — Merner Dorm Brigitte Poplin — Rowe Dorm Gilles Yvon Michaud — Vaughn Dorm 201 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’86 FROM ASSOCIATION OF MEN STUDENTS President Clarke Goodman -yurn Vr e gWs • • ‘ Secretary Dexter Ramey Vice President Mike Lucas Treasurer Prescott Barbash House of Presidents Steve Strickland — David Christy — Grey Cook — Tony Ross — Demetrius Marlowe Counseling Advising Placement Third Right Merner: Raising Hell And Having Fun And Believe It Or Not We’re Getting The Job Done Roxanne, Sandy, Ruthe, Lisa, Alison, Renee, Nelda, Colette Darlene, and Laurie . . . Memo from: Marian F. Pagano Director of Counseling, Advising Placement UmsVjq +o cJUL boli Ijko cD'll PFEIFFER COLLEGE • Mlsenheimer, N.C. 28109 • Dial 04 463-7343 PATRONS The Ascot Club Mr. Mrs. Clint Billings Mr. Mrs. Roy Douglas Clayton Dr. Mrs. Robert Crowl The Arthur Domby Family Debbie Estes Mr. Mrs. James H. Flynt Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Gaynor Mr. Mrs. Malcolm L. Huneycutt Dr. Juanita Kruse Ms. Elaine Parker Mr. Toby Poplin Dr. Mrs. Michael Riemann David and Nancy Rilling Mr. Mrs. Lester Roberts Mr. Joel Roberts Professor Elizabeth Shaffer Dr. Bettie Starr Lee and Tanya Wallace Dr. Mrs. Tom Westcott Rho Alpha A'Ml PA Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 Jeff Norville — Dexter Ramey — Janet Hemler (President) (Vice President) Secretary Treasurer) Congratulations ’86 from staff Janet H. — Editor Janet I. — Asst. Editor Emiko Kim Becky James Don Denise Izumi Greg Kathy Bridgette Pam 203 204 Pfeiffer offers each individual a separate way of life — social, political, academic — whatever you choose. And the experiences and memories that you pile up while at Pfeiffer forever change who you are. Late night stops at Kermits, John’s, basketball games, laundry day, Homecoming, and many other things have left lasting impressions. Personalities are not static; they do change. Pfeiffer attracts students from all over our world. Californians, Mississippians, Lybians . . . We all came to Pfeiffer to learn, grow and make the most of our potential. Together, we have become part of the Pfeiffer Community and will never be the same. 7 205 I 206 ti fit I 207 208 IIMHlBIIWIIIIIHIilWI I !! !■