Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1968 volume:

OUT OF INTEREST IN THE HISTORY OP SOUTH CAROLINA PEESENTED AND FOSTEEED BY DUDLEY JONES TO THE PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE A Student Body Publication of Presbyterian College, Clinton, South Carolina. SARAH STRIBLING Editor HENRY M. SMITH Associate Editor E. ALEX ERWIN, III Business Manager 1968 ae Presbyterian College Library Clinton, South Carolina DUM CO I VIVII III Aervimus I :f6s ' - iwmimwm i '  i ii iHniiiiiw . wwiwirwiwwiiiiii ' ii. ' T ' ' - Presbyterian College Clinton, South Carolina « ' IM «MIMIM| m m 062176 Contents ui ' -F - Administration and Faculty 14 Classes 28 Organizations 82 Military 108 Fraternities 126 Features 154 Athletics 164 Advertisements 204 i4 1SI f ' r. J , } fr Wl 1 10 11 DEDICATION llatttpa ICtstPr i ' ktnnpr, f Ij. i- Forceful, enthusiastic professors whose teaching is marked by ardent personality and total involvement in the subject taught are rare. Also rare is the professor willing to talk at the expense of his own time and interests. Involved, interested to the point of infecting his classes with some- times unnoticed enthusiasm, Dr. James Skinner stands out among pro- fessors as one whose work cannot he separated from the vibrancy of his personality. His personal concern for the students whose lives he touches is the kind ivhich motivates those students to see a small portion of ivhat an education should he and. more, the profoiindness and intensity of Urging open to inan. Because he represents that which more educators should be. the 1967-68 PaC SaC is dedicated to Dr. James Lister Skinner. 12 «V ' ■v. . ' ' v: In -T!- ' - V  !r- v. ♦ ' 1 ,  ' L . sE liaPim I J . . ' • . t ' -fu-j ' : ' ' ' ' ' } ' :- 14 Administration and Faculty 15 MARC CALVIN WEERSING, B.A., Th.B., Th.M., D.D. President Calvin College; Calvin Theological Seminary; Columbia Theological Seminary. 16 ADMINISTRATION JOSEPH MILLER GETTYS B.A., S.T.B., S.T.M., Ph.D. Academic Dean Erskine College; Biblical Seminary in New York; Neio York University. MARION FOGARTIE HILL, Dean oj Women Belhaven College; George Peahody College. ALBERT JEROME THACKSTON, B.A. Dean oj Students Clemson College; Colonel, United States Army, (Retired). 17 POWELL ALEXANDER ERASER, B.A., M.A. Director of Developvient Presbyterion College: George Washingt07i Uni- versity; Colonel, United States Army, (retired). GARY EDWARD CAMPBELL, B.A. Business Manager, Presbyterian College ADMINISTRATION BEN HAY HAMMET, B.A., B.J. Director oj Public Relations and Alumni Affairs Presbyterian College: Cohimbia University: University of Missouri. 18 Administrative Staff SANDRA G. ALEXANDER, Secretary to Dean oj Students, OREN FRANCIS BEAT- TY, Plant Superintendent. MILDRED BOOZER BOWERS. Dining Hall Director. DELORIA M. BURRISS, Recep- tioyiist, MARION AMANDA HURTS, Libra- ia7i. MRS. JAMES COOPER, Secretary to Dean o Students. NANCY L. COOPER, ' SecreJany to Dean oj Women. JOHN PAUL DANILUK, Admini.strative Assistant, FRANCES SPRATT GLOVER, Secretary to the Athletic Director. HELEN SEYLE HELLAMS. Infirmary Ma- tron. MARY SUE HOLMES, Assistant to the Business Manager, WILLIENE REEVES HUGHES. Secretary to the President. CLARICE JOHNSON, Guidance Center, MAZIE JONES. Bookkeeper. MAZIE JONES. Bookkeeper, ROSLYN CA- SON MARTIN. Registrar. EVA SPADONI MILLS, Dining Hall Assistant. MARTHA ANN MONROE, Assistant Registrar. JANICE NOFFZ. Secretary to Administra- ti7-e. JULIA PRATT TAYLOR. Douglas House Hostess A. ' sistant. MYRA TEMPLE- TON. Secretary to Academic Dean. LOSSIE MILLS WILLINGHAM. Dinijig Hall Assist- ant. 19 RICHARD OLIVER ADAMS, B.S., M.A. Associate Processor of Spanish DOROTHY P. BRANDT, B.S., M.Ed., Ph.D. Associate Professor of History KENNETH NORTON BAKER, B.A., M.A. Professor of Business Administration RONALD DANTON BURNSIDE, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of History Faculty W PAUL ELLIS CAMPBELL, B.A., M.S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics  x -iS 20 WILLIAM SIMPSON CANNON, B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Matheviatics Faculty EUGENIA GURNEY CARTER, B.A., M.S. Assistant Professor of Science KENNETH NOLON CARTER, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry CHARLES HENRY COKER, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of History WILLIAM FRED CHAPMAN, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Business Administration 21 Faculty ALLEN GEOFFREY COOK, B.A., B.M., M.M. Instructor in Music CLAUDE HENSON COOLER, B.S., M.Ed.. Ph.D. Professor of Music CHARLES THOMAS GAINES, B.M.Ed., M.M., Ph.D. Professor of Music EARL BUGGLE HALSALL, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Political Science JOHN SOBEY GLOVER, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Modern Foreign Languages 22 Faculty LEWIS SCOTT HAY, B.A., B.D., Th.M., Ph.D. Processor oj Religion and Greek FREDERICK WILLIAMS HARRISON, G.S., M.S. Assistant Projessor of Biology JANE PRICE HOLT, B.S., M.S. Assistant Projessor oj Biology TED LA VERNE HUNTER, B.A.. M.A. Instructor in Sociology LUTRECIA ADAMS HUNTER, B.S., M.A. histriictor in Mathematics 23 Faculty SUMNER ALLEN KING, JR., B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of English h. JOHN MICHAEL MARR, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Econoinics AUREL MANER IRWIN, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of French GEORGE MORRIS McGUIRE, B.A., M.A., Ed.D. Associate Professor of Education . -.-trss STEPHEN TAYLOR MARTIN, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics 24 Faculty DAVID ROYAL MOOREFIELD, B.A., B.D.. Th.M.. Ph.D. Projessor of Philosophy NEAL BYRON PRATER. B.A.. M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English T F y L . f « Jb«l. - [J £p M ' Pj t RrKi - T i A B ; P L jf i K ff y 1 DAVID CHARLES NEEDHAM. B.A., M.A. Assistant Projessor of History JACK RENARD PRESSAU. B.S., B.D.. M.C.E., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Religion DALE OSBORN RAINS. B.A . MA. Instructor in Speech and Drama 25 WALTER LEROY ROBBINS. B.A. Assistant Professor of German Faculty JAMES F. SAILORS, B.A. Instructor in Business Administration JAMES LISTER SKINNER III, B.A., MA., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English SARAH RACHEL SMITH, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English THOMAS AURELIUS STALLWORTH, B.A., B.D., Th.M. Assistant Professor of Religion 26 Faculty JAMES DOYLE STIDHAM, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology ALEXANDER BELL STUMP, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Biology MARY PENNINGTON WALKER, B.F.A.. M.F.A. Instructor in Art YVONNE JOAN TAPSON, Diplome de Litt., B.A., Ph.D. Professor of French ZEB C. WILLIAMS, B.A., B.D. Instructor in Religion 27 ■■ :- ■ ; hg ' - ' : Mk ,. f .§ ' Ml _- . llttt ' MB.yr 1 Classes 29 Seniors President: Richard Quillen Vice President: Randel Caldwell Secretary - Treasurer: Mel Davis Quillen Davis Caldwell 30 David F. Albright OcALA, Florida B.S. in Biology Sigma Nu C. Duane Armistead Decatur, Georgia B.A. in English and History Pi Kappa Phi Kenneth Wayne Alexander Union, South Carolina B.A. in Sociology Wilburn Asbury, Jr. Greenville, South Carolina B.S. in Business Administration Kappa Alpha Order Football 2, 3, 4: Business and Eco- nomics Club; Long Rifles. Mary Anne Arnett Aiken, South C rolina B.S. in Biology George Vinson Atkinson Glen Ridge, New Jersey B.S. in Business Administration Dean ' s List 2, 3: Scabbard and Blade: Distinguished Military Stu- dent: Business and Economics Club. Charles Anderson Anderson, South Carolina B.S. in Business Administration 31 John B. Avery RocKviLLE, Maryland B.S. in Business Administration Samuel James Barrett, Jr. Columbia. South Carolina B.A. in Spanish Tom Baumgardner St. Simons Island, Georgia B.A. in Psychology Sigma Nu Andy Hubbard Barnett Westminster, South Carolina B.A. in Economics Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Historian, Pledgemaster, President; Football 1; Business and Economics Club 3. 4; Scabbard and Blade 4; Intramural All-Star 4; Freshman Control Board 4. Glenn Shephard Beckham OcALA, Florida B.A. in History Pi Kappa Alpha Seniors William Frank Bassham Columbia. South Carolina B.A. in History and Political Science Kappa Alpha Order Fraternity Officer 3. 4; Pac Sac 1, 2, 3, 4; Blue Stocking 1, 2, 3, 4; South Carolina Collegiate Press As- sociation, Executive Board 3, 4, President 4; Historia 3, 4; South Carolina Student Legislature: Wysor Rifles 2: Intramural All-Stars. John Sheppard Benson, III Upland, California B. S. in Business Administration 32 David Pinckney Berry Union, South Carolina B.A. in English Kappa Alpha Order S. C. A. Cabinet 1. 2: Sophomore Academic Society; Fraternity Of- ficer 3, 4: Blue Kev 4; Scabbard and Blade; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3, President 4; Proctor 3 Distinguished Military Student 4 Choir 1; Who ' s Who 4. William Hammond Bowman III Wytheville, Virginia B.A. in English Kappa Alpha Order Scabbard and Blade; Distinguished Militan, ' Student; Battalion Staff 4; Dean ' s List 2. William Harold Branham Greenville, South Carolina B.S. in Biology and Chemistr y Cecil Yates Brown Laurens, South Carolina B.S. in Pre-Medicine Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3; Oeland Science Award; Sophomore Academic So- ciety; Tau Phi Pi 2, 3, President 4; Sigma Kappa Alpha. Reed Todd Bolick Hanau, Germany B.A. in History Pi Kappa Alpha S. C. A. Executive Council 3; Foot- ball 1, 2; Fraternity Treasurer 4; S. G. A. Treasurer 3; Christian Vo- cations Club 2; F. C. A. 3. 4; In- tramural Co-chairman 4; Proctor 4; Blue Stocking 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Control Board 4. Louis E. Bradley Williston, South Carolina B.A. in Economics 33 William Carmage Buchheit Spartanburg, South Carolina B.S. in Busmess Administration Sigma Nu Student Council 1, 2; Business and Economics Club 3, 4; Trailer Park Club 4. James E. Bush St. Petersburg, Florida B.A. in Political Science Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Block P 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Aca- demic Society 2; Hay Bible Award 1; Oeland History Award: R.O.T.C. Scholarship 3, 4; Soccer Club 2. 3: Sigma Kappa Alpha 4; Hudson Military Award 3; Distinguished Military Student 4. George R. Caldwell Pageland, South Carolina B.A. in English Vice - President of Senior Class: Scabbard and Blade 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1; Football Trainer 3: Baseball Manager 2, 3; Athletic Equipment Manager 4: Block P 2, 3, 4; Blue Power. Jacob Alexander Burgin, III Lincolnton, N. C. B.A. in History and Political Science Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity Officer 2, 3, President 4; Long Rifles. Charles T. Campbell Dillon, South Carolina B.A. in Psychology Pi Kappa Alpha Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Block P 1, 2. 3. Vice-President, 4: Blue Power 4; All-N.A.I.A. District 26 4. Seniors Kathryn C. Caldwell Augusta, Georiga B.A. in English S. C. A. Cabinet 1. 2: Westminster Fellowship 1, 2, Vice-President 3, Synod State Clerk 4; Women ' s Council 2: Women ' s Judicial Council 3, Chairman, 4; Human Relations Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer, 3, 4. 34 James J. Challen III Memphis, Tennessee B.A. in History and Political Science S.C.A. President. 4: Sophomore Class Treasurer: Scabbard and Bl=ide 4: Track 1. 2, 3, 4; Block P 1, 2, 3, 4; Blue Stocking 1, 2. M Ronald T. Clark Laurens, South Carolina B.S. in Biology William C. Cooper Laitrens, South Carolina B.A. in History Carolyn E. Colby McLean, Virginia B.A. in English Transferred from St. Marv ' s Junior College: Women ' s Judicial Council 3, 4; Human Relations Club 4; Dean ' s List 4. C. Anderson Cooper St. Petersburg, Florida B.S. in Biology Sigma Nu Fraternity Historian 1. Treasurer 2. Lt. Commander: Vice - President, Sophomore Class; Student Council 3; Proctor 3, 4. Michael A. Coulon Atlanta, Georgia B.A. in Business and Eronomics Kappa Alpha Order Fraternity Treasurer 3. Secretary. 4; Business and Economics Club 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4: Long Rifles. 35 Donald Ben Dillard Greer, South Carolina B.A. in History Mary Anne Cunningham Chester, South Carolina B.A. in History Robert Eugene Deaver Columbia, South Carolina B.S. in Business Administration Theta Chi Dean M. Davis Seneca, South Carolina B.A. in Religion Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Officer 4: Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3; Basketball Manager 3, 4: Block P 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; S.C.A. Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 3, 4, Officer 4: Class Officer 3, 4. C. Anthony Dendy Greenville, South Carolina B.A. in English Knapsack Staff 2; Blue Stocking 3, Managing Editor, 4; Student Enter- tainment Committee 3, 4; Proctor 4. Joseph Witherspoon Dunlap, Jr. Knoxville, Tennessee B.S. in Pre-Medicine Kappa Alpha Order Fraternity President 1: S.C.A. Cab- inet 1, 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4; Honor Council 3: Blue Key 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; Dis- tinguished Military Student 4: Who s Who 4; Dean ' s List 3, 4; Golf 1: Tau Phi Pi 2, 3, 4. 36 Terrence Frederick Dye Jacksonville, Florida B.A. in Sociology Rifle Team 1, 2; Ministerial Club 1, 2; S.C.A. Cabinet 2, 3. 4: Track 2, 3: Block P 1, 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. In- tramural Representative 4: F.C.A. 3, 4; Proctor 4: Wysor Rifles 2: Freshman Control Board 4; Football Manager 3, 4: Blue Power Senior Representative. C. Edward Bolton Denmark, South Carolina B.A. in English Sigma Nu Fraternity Officer 3. 4: Blue Stock- ing 1; Young Republicans Club 1. Vice-President, 2; Freshman Control Board, 3, Co-Chairman 4. E. Alex Erwin III Laurinburg, North Carolina B.A. in English Sigma Nu Blue Stocking. 2, Managing Editor, 3, Assistant Editor, 4; S.C.C.P.A., CorresDonding Secretary 4: Frater- nity Pledge Marshall, 3, Secretary, 4; Secretary of Junior Class; Stu- dent Entertainment Committee 4; Proctor 4: Pac Sac, Business Man- ager 4; Student Develooment Com- mittee 3; S.U.S.G.A. Delegate 3. Harry L. Elmore Bishopville, South Carolina B.A. in Psychology Charles Wallace Eagles Florence, South Carolina B.A. in English Blue Key 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Blue Stocking, Managing Editor, 2, Assistant Editor, 3, Editor, 4: Who ' s Who 4; Knapsack, Editor, 3; S.C.A. Cabinet 3, 4, Paul F. Ferguson III Columbus, Georgia B.A. in History 37 Larry Douglas Geddie McCoLL, South Carolina B.S. in Business Administration Theta Chi Fraternity Pledge Marshall 3, 4; Business and Economics Club 3, 4; Intramural All-Star. John G. Gaw, Jr. Laurinburg, North Carolina B.S. in Busmess Administration Kappa Alpha Order Freshman Class President: Frater- nity Officer 4; Student Entertain- ment Committee: Litei-ary Mat;- azine, Editor 3: Business and Eco- nomics Club 3, 4. James Richard Galloway Rock Hill, South Carolina B.S. in Business Administration Theta Chi Fraternity Treasurer 3, 4. Grover Morris Ford Macon, Georgia B.S. in Chemistry Whitelaw Scholarship Award 3: Tau Phi Pi 3, 4; Wysor Rifles 1, 2, 3, Commander 4: Superior Cadet Award 2; Best Trained Cadet Award 2; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; Distinguished Military Student 4. Gus Evans Forbes Laurinburg, North Carolina B.A. in Economics Kappa Alpha Intramural Chairman 3. Seniors G. Randall Grant Andrews, South Carolina B.S. in Business Administration Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2, 3. O.I.C. 3; Battalion Commander 4: Prnrtor 3, 4: Business and Econnmirs Club 2, 3, 4; Founder ' s Scholarship; Bailey Business Scholarshio 4: Blue Power 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Who ' s ■Who 4. Robert W. Gettman Hendersonville, North Carolina B.A. in English 38 John Thomas Greer, Jr. Atlanta. Georgia B.S. in BriS ' ness Administration Kappa Alpha Business and Economics Club 3. 4- Pac Sac 4: Intramural Cnmmittpe- Intramural All- Stars 2, 3, 4; Lon? Kifles. Paul K. Harkev. Jr. Fort Mill. South Carolina B.A. in History Theta Chi Mavis Elaine Harrop Atlanta. Gforgia B.A. in PsvchnJnqii Cheerleader 1: SC. A. Cabinet ' ' 3 4: Wompn ' s Judicial rmincil. Ser-re- tary-Trea=;urpr 2: Orean ' 7at ' nn of Women S+udents. Secrpfarv-Tre is- urer 2. Vife-President 3. Prp= ' ' ° t 4: Blue Stocking 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who 4. Floyd Rabon Harner. Jr. Charleston. South Carolina B.A. in English Mickev Hampshire Atlanta. Georgia B.S. in Binfinpus Arim ' nistratinn Pi Kappa Alpha Football 1. 2, 3, 4. Co-Captqin 4- Block P 2, 3. 4: Fraternitv nffi pr 4: Business nnd Econnmir ' s Club 3 ■ Himian Relntions Club 4: Bluo Power 4: F.C.A.. Sccrctarv-Tre-is- urer 4: Baptist Student Union: Long Rifles: Dean ' s List 4. Louis H. Hart Anderson. South Carolina B.S. in Bii ' npn ' ! Arl ini ;fration Kapna Alpha Order Fraternitv Treasurpr 4: Pac S c 1. 2; Track 2: Proctor 4: Long Rifles. 39 Douglas R. Haynie Roanoke, Virginia B.S. in Business Administration Kappa Alpha Order Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Block P 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean ' s List 3; Business and Eco- nomics Club 3, 4. John Robson Hibbits Winston-Salem, North Carolina B.S. in Business Administration Signna Nu John Charles Henley IV Birmingham, Alabama B.A. in English Julius C. Hedden, Jr. Spartanburg, South Carolina B.S. in Pre-Medicine Sigma Nu Fraternity Officer 3; S.C.A. Fresh- man Cabinet. Carole Hughes Johnston Duncan, South Carolina B.A. in Psychology Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Aca- demic Society 2; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Cheerleader 1; Blue Stock- ing 1; Who ' s Who 4. John Wesley Howard III Greenville, South Carolina B.A. in History and Political Science Pi Kappa Alpha Dean ' s List 3; Cheerleader 3: Stu- dent Entertainment Committee 4; Distinguished Military Student 4. Ellis Wayne Jenkins Santuck, South Carolina B.A. in History Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Block P 1, 2, 3, 4; Blue Stocking 1, 2. 40 Bobby E. Jones Decatur, Georgia B.A. in History Janet Lawson Clinton. South Carolina B.A. in Socioloay and Religion Westminster 1; Dormitory Council 1; Transferred from St. Andrews Presbyterian College 2: Christian Vocations Club 2, 3; Dean ' s List 3. 4; Joseph M. Gettys Award in Chris- tian Education. Michael Luke Valdosta, Georgia B.A. in Enalish Theta Chi Fraternity Officer 3, 4. Carter H. Jones Manning, South Carolina B.A. in Paiichology Baptist Student Union 3; S.C.A. Caiainet 4. Samuel Dunbar Lipsey Sumter, South Carolina B.A. in Economics Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Double Quartet ]; Business and Economics Club 3, 4; S.C.A. Cabinet 2. Thomas A. Leonard Miami, Florida B.S. in Business Adrainistration Robert D. Lvnn, Jr. Memphis, Tennessee B.A. m Economics Pi Kavpa Alvha Student Council 4: Honor Coun ' il 3: Scabbard and Blade 3. 4: Blue Key 3. 4: Fraternity Pledepma=ter. 3, President, 4: Business and Eco- nomics Club 3. 4. Vice-Prp ;idpnt: Who ' s Who 4: Dean ' s List; Sopho- more Academic Society. 41 T. Dennis Lewis Clinton, South Carolina B.S. in Business Administration Cecil Laverne MrClarv KiNGSTREE, South Carolina B.S. in Busivpss Arlministration Theta Chi Track 1. 3, 4: Blork P 3, 4: Frater- nity Officer 3, 4; Business and Eco- nomics Club 3, 4; F.C.A; Intramu- ral All-star 3, 4. Bob McBee Hendersonville, North Carolina B.A. in Historii and PoUiical Science Football 1, 2-. Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4: Block P 3, 4; S.C.A. Freshman Cab- inet; Intramural Council; Pep Band, Manager 3, 4. George W. Lindsay ' Savannah, Georgia B.A. in English Sigma Nu Baseball 3, 4; Block P 3, 4; Inter- Fraternity Council 4; Class Secre- tary 3, Vice-President 4. J 1 f A . A v.. 1 David Lynwood McDonald Brunswick, Georgia B.A. in English John Knox McCallum. Jr. Jackson, Mississippi B.A. in English S. C. A. Freshman Cabinet. Presi- dent: Sophomore Class President- S. C. A. Cabinet. Vice-Prps ' dent 3- Track 1, 2, 3: Block P 1, 2, 3; Herk M. Wise Award. Seniors William H. McFaddin Sardinia. South Carolina B.S. in Bnsinesa and T ' rnnomics Alpha Sigma Phi Choir 1; Business and Economics Club 3, 4; Long Rifles. 42 James Orren Kelly McKay Greensboro. North Carolina B.S. in Chemi ' try Pi Kappa Phi Shepherd R. Marsh Macon, Georgia B.S. in Btisine .t Admini ' ttration Kappa Alr)ha Order Sophomore Class Secretary: T- ' rRter-- nitv Officer 3. Vice-President 4: Scabbard and Blade 3 4: Stiidont Entertainment Committee 3; Lon? Rifles. Isham Jehu Larry McLau£?hIin III Florence, South Carolina B S. in Biolnny Pi Kappa Phi Football 1; Fraternity President 4. John Spencer Mebane DuN vooDY. Georgia B.A. in Enplish Theta Chi Dean ' s List 1. 2. 3, 4- Sonh ' norp Academic Society: Si ma Kanna Alpha: Oeland English A ' ard- Founder ' s Scholar: Fraternity Vi e- President 3. President 4: H nor Council 3, 4, Chairman 4- Debate 2: Drama 4: Proctor 3 4: Blue Key 4: Who ' s Who 4: Pac Sac 4. Kenneth Ray Martin Estill, Kentucky B.S. in Bioloaii Dean ' s List 2; Basketball 1. ?.. 3. 4- Block P 1. 2, 3, 4; F.C.A.; Scabbard and Blade 4. William P. MiUs Spartanburg, South Carolina B.S. in Binlogy Sigma Nu Student Entertainment Committee. Mark McLemore SuRRENCY. Georgia B.S. in Business Administration 43 Richard Munn Atlanta, Georgia B.A. in History Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Block P 1, 2, 3, 4: F.C.A., President 4; Hunting Club 3, 4; Long Rifles. Daniel Roger O ' Connell, Jr. Spartanburg, South Carolina B.S. in Business Administration Signna Nu Fraternity Officer 3, 4; Student En- tertainment Committee 3, 4, Chair- man 4; Intramural All-Star 4; Blue Key 4. Evan Burnett Pamplin Greenville, South Carolina B.A. in English Kappa Alpha Otder Class President 1; Military Achieve- ment Award 4; Scabbard and Blade 4; Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Block P 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Tau Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; Long Rifles. Sue O. Myers Columbia, South Carolina B.A. in Sociology Seniors William Alan Parsons Fountain Inn, South Carolina B.S. in Mathematics D. Kirk Peavy Atlanta, Georgia B.A. in History 44 James H. Powell ScRANTON, South Carolina B.A. in Economics Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Aca- demic Society; Business and Eco- nomics Club 4; Intramural Chair- man 4; Reserve Officers Association Medal 3; Distinguished Military Student 4. Ramon R. Prestino Richmond, Virginia B.A. in Social Studies Basketball 1; Student Assistant Basketball Coach 2; Block P 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List 3, 4. L. Jefferson Raines Clinton, South Carolina B. A. in History and Political Science Dean ' s List 3; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4, Officer 4. Alvin D. Powers, Jr. LAtnjENS, South Carolina B.S. in Biology Richard Thomas Quillen Kingsport, Tennessee B.A. in Economics Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 2, 3, 4; Block P 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Distinguished Military Student 4; Business and Economics Club 3, 4, President 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4, Commander 4; Blue Power 4; Blue Key 4; Who ' s Who 4; Vice- President of Junior Class; President of Senior Class; F.C.A. 3, 4; Dean ' s List 3. James William Bradford Ray Denmark, South Carolina B.S. in Biology Sigma Nv 45 James L. Ritchie IV Greenwood, South Carolina B.S. in Biology Choir 1; Westminster Fellowship, Vice-President 2, President 3, 4; S. C. A. Cabinet 1; Sophomore Aca- demic Society; Dean ' s List 1, 2; Tau Phi Pi 2, 3, 4. Oliver T. Rogers Walhalla, South Carolina B.A. in Psychology Jack B. Rogers AsHEViLLE, North Carolina B.S. in Business Administration David Martin Sale Asheville, North Carolina B.A. in English Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Dean ' s List 3; Scabbard and Blade. Herschel Arthur Sammons, Jr. Decatur, Georgia B.A. in History and Political Science Sigma Nu Fraternity Officer 3, 4: Freshman Control Board 4; Intramural All- Star 1, 2, 3; Blue Power. Paul Eugene Robbins Denmark, South Carolina B.S. in Biology Studies Theta Chi Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Block P 2, 3, 4. Seniors Charles W. Sharman III Decatur, Georgia B.S. in Biology Sigma Nu Wysor Rifles 1, 2; Tau Phi 1, 2: In- tramural Committee 3; Freshman Control Board 4. 46 James F. Soffe Fayetteville, North Carolina B.S. in Business Administration Clifford C. Sheffield Atlantia, Georgia B.A. in Engilsh Kappa Alpha Order S.C.A. Freshman Cabinet; Pac Sac 4; Dean ' s List 3. Jay Richard Sjoholm Atlanta, Georgia Kappa Alpha Order Soccer 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; Historia 3, 4; Long Rifles. Robert E. Staton Emporia, Virginia B.A. in Economics Sigma Nu Fraternity President 4: S.C.A. Cab- inet 1, 2; Proctor 3, 4; Honor Coun- cil 3; Dean ' s List 2, 3; S.C.C.P.A.. Treasurer 4; Student Government Vice-President 4; Blue Key 3, 4; President 4; Who ' s Who 4; Pac Sac 3; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; Business and Economics Club. Henry M. Smith, Jr. Atlanta, Georgia B.A. in English Kappa Alpha Order Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3, 4; Pac Sac 1, 2, 3. 4, Assistant Editor 3, 4; Honor Coun- cil 3, 4, Chairman 4; Blue Key 4: Who ' s Who 4; Fraser Bible Award 1; Oeland English Award 1; Pi Kappa Phi Freshman Scholarshio Award 1; Sophomore Academic So- ciety; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Proctor 3, 4. James Jackson Smith Sylvania, Georgia B.A. in Sociology Pi Kappa Alpha Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4: Block P 2, 3, 4; Freshman Control Board 4. Craig B. Stoneburner Greenville, South Carolina B.S. in Business Administration Kappa Alpha Order Business and Economics Club 3, 4; Proctor 3; Long Rifles. 47 Sarah Ellen Stribling Atlanta, Georgia B.A. in English Dean ' s List 1, 3, 4; Women ' s Freshman Control Board 2, 3, Chair- man 3; S. C. A. Cabinet 1. 2, 3; Stu- dent Entertainment Committee 2, 3: Westminster Fellowship 1, 2. Sec- retary 2; Women ' s Organization Standards Board 2; Blue Stocking 1, 2; Pac Sac 3, 4, Editor 4; Who ' s Who 4. Oren Eugene Sullivan, Jr. Fort Mill, South Carolina B.A. in Psychology Blue Stocking 1, 2. 3, 4: Proctor 4; Freshman Control Board 3, 4. Chair- man 4: Blue Power, President 4: S. C. A. Cabinet 1, 2; Intramural Council 2, 3, 4. Donald Yates Taylor Clinton, South Carolina B.A. in Psychology Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Officer 3, 4; Track 3. 4: Baseball 2; Block P 3, 4. Walter Brooks Styles Tallahassee, Florida B.A. in Sociology Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity President 4. Seniors Russell James Tatum, Jr. Tatum, South Carolina B.A. inSociology Theta Chi Fraternity Officer 2; Inter-Frater- nity Council 3, 4; Secretary-Treas- urer 3, President 4; President ' s Round Table 4: Human Relations Club 4. David S. Templeton, Jr. Clinton. South Carolina B.A. in Reliqiov Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Secretary 3, Treasurer 3; Inter-Fraternitv Council 4: Youno Republicans Club 2: Wysor Rifles 3; Drum and Bugle Corps 2: Choir 1, 2, Madrigals 2: Blue Hoseman 3, 4. James W. Taylor, Jr. Jacksonville. Florida B.A. in Psychology Theta Chi Fraternity Officer 3, 4; Choir 1. 48 Jackson Tindall Touchberry SUMMERTON. SOUTH CAROLINA B.A. in History and Political Science Sigma Nu Baptist Student Union. President: Intramural All-Stars: Human Re- lations Club: Young Republicans Club. Kenneth J. Terrell Ware Shoals. South Carolina B.A. in Sociology Theta Chi Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Double Quartet 1, Madrigal Singers 2, 3, 4: Christian Vocations Club 1. 2. Chaplain 2: Human Relations Club 4: West- minster Fellowship 1, 2; Pep Band 4. James J. Therrell Union, South Carolina B.A. in Philosophy and Reliqion Gamma Omega Phi Political Frater- nity 3. 4; Choir 3; Young Republi- cans Club. President 4: Human Re- lations Club 3, 4: Christian Voca- tions Club, Vice-President 3; West- minster Fellowship 3, 4. Frances C. Tumlinson Ocala, Florida B.A. in English Westminster Fellowship 1. 2: S.C.A. Cabinet 2: Women ' s Freshman Con- trol Board, Chairman 2: Organiza- tion of Women Students, Vice- President 2: Women ' s Judicial Council 2, 3, 4: Honor Council 3, 4; Sophomore Academic Society; Human Relations Club 2. 3, 4; Who ' s Who 4; Founder ' s Scholar. Clifford Macon Tuck, Jr. Athens, Georgia B.S. in Business Administration Kappa Alpha Inter-Fraternity Council 4: Business and Economics Club 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3. J. Michael Thurston Stroudseurg. Pennsylvania B.A. in Sociology Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Block P 1. 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Edward T. Walker Forest Park, Georgia B.A. in Sociology Football 1, 2, 3, 4: F.C.A. 3. 4: Baptist Student Union 2, 3, 4: Hunt- ing Club. 49 Richard Hunter Waters Atlanta, Georgia B.S. in Business Administration Theta Chi Fraternity Officer 4; Business and Economics Club 2, 3. 4; Choir 1. 2, 3, 4, President 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Human Relations Club 4. Gordon Frank Wilson Raleigh, North Carolina B.A. in English Theta Chi Fraternity Secretary 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4. Robert D. Wyrick Texarkana, Texas B.S. in Pre-Medicine Freshman Chemistry Award: S.C.A. Cabinet 1, 2: Proctor 3: Student Council 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Honor Council 4; Blue Key 4. Stephen C. Wiser Greer, South Carolina B.A. in English Proctor 3; Head Proctor 4: Blue Key 4. Timothy Boyd Yancey Atlanta, Georgia B.S. in Business Administration Kappa Alpha Golf 2, 3, 4; N.A.I.A. Ail-American John H. Wei gel Seoul, Korea B.A. in Psychology Theta Chi Fraternity Officer 2, 3: Choir 1 SC.A. Cabinet 1, 2. 3: Pac Sac 3 Blue Stocking 2, 3: Wcstmmstcr Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4. State Editor 2 State Moderator 4. 50 In Memoriam Richard E. Reed 1946-1967 and now the time for our departure has come — some to die and sofne to live. Which is better God only knows. 51 Hope Juniors President; Robert Hope Vice President; Richard Crozier Secretary- Treasurer; Hart Cobb Cobb Crozier 52 Don R. Adams, Union, S. C. Stephen J. Albright, Ocala, Fla. Nancy M. Alexander. Smyrna, Ga. Terry Lane Alexander, Richland, S. C. Carol S. Allen, Piedmont, S. C. Daniel L. Allen, Jr., Greer, S. C. James F. Allred, Jr., Pensacola, Fla. William Rhette Anderson, Pensacola, Fla. Helyn Asbury, Greenville, S. C. David C. Austin, Greenville, S. C. Robert D. Ballard, Charlotte, N. C. Johnny Bankhead, Chester, S. C. W. M. Beaty, Rock Hill, S. C. Mary B. Bistline, Columbia, S. C. Ashton Blount, Gainesville, Ga. 53 Juniors Harold David Bowers, Gilbert, S- C Sara Anna Bozeman, Sivipsonville, S. C. Karen R. Bremer, Sanford, N. C. James Young Brewer, Jacksonville. Fla. Barbara Ann Brown, Eujaula, Ala. Danny R. Brown, Austell, Ga. Larry Bullis, Savannah, Ga. Patricia Burton, Charlestoyi, S. C. Constance Mayfield Bush, Spartanburg, S. C. Robert W. Byard, Charleston Hgts., S. C. Lewis J. Caldwell, Covingto7i, Ga. Janice L. Callahan, Spartanburg, S. C. John Cannon, Clinton. S. C. Jim Cassady, Decatur, Ga. William D. Catoe, Kershaw, S. C. 54 Edward Chalgren III. Fort Monroe, Va. Charles H. Chapman III, Dothan, Ala Jill G. E. Clark, Joanna. S. C. Arthur S. Clements, TaUahassee. Fla. H. Hart Cobb, Decatur, Ga. William M. Cochran, Greenivood, S. C. Ramon A. Combs, Jr., Bradenton. Fla. Carl C. Conant, Manning, S. C. Sharon Connell, Alexandria, Va. Lester L. Cooper, Jr., Kinards. S. C. William J. Coward, Greenville, S. C. Daniel Thurman Crisp III, Jacksonville, Fla. Richard Crozier, Bainbridge, Ga. John H. Dargan, Spartanburg, S. C. Tom J. Davis, Clinton, S. C. Juniors 55 Juniors John Lide Denny, HartsviUe, S. C. Miriam Elizabeth Dingle, SummerviUe, S. C. W Cleveland Dobbins, Greenville, S. C. Kenneth A. Dodds, Charleston, S. C. William E. Dorn, Lexington, S. C. John T. Douglas, Greenville, S. C. John Wayne Drake, Anderson, S. C. Jane Patricia Driggers, Oak Ridge, Tenn. Martha Ann DuBose. Clinton, S. C. Larry Duke, Kingstree, S. C. Ralph S. Dula, Laurens, S. C. Robert Easley, Spartanburg, S. C. Dan Eckstein, Atlanta, Ga. Alan D. Elliott, Bristol, Va. W. Allen Eubanks, Conyers, Ga. 56 Ann Fadeley, Coluvibia, S. C. Maxine Fell, Foley, Ala. Donald S. Flowers, Jr., Bradenton. Fla. itM iM William Radcliffe Free, Jr., Bamberg, S. C. Russ Gale, Charlotte, N. C. Samuel B. Gillespie, Easley, S. C. 1 mMM Rae Glasco, Atlanta, Ga. Evins Abney Goodwin III, Mullins, S. C. Tom Gower, Greenville, S. C. David R. Gravely, Myrtle Beach, S C. Mary A. Gray, Savannah, Ga. John Hicks Greer, Union, S. C. Robert Gualtieri, Charleston, S. C. Libba Gurley, Cartersville, Ga. Robert L. Hackle, Winnsboro. S. C. Juniors 57 Juniors Daniel P. Hartley III, Mt. Pleasant, S. C. Richard O. Hay, Wadmalaw Island, S. C. W. Jerome Holland, Atlanta, Ga. Robert Hope, Union, S. C. Richard E. Home, East Point, Ga. Louis David Hudson, Jr., Myrtle Beach, S. C. i i Gary R. Humphries, Clover, S. C. John A. Irwin, Charlotte, N. C. Roger Thomas Ivey, Winter Park, Fla. David R. Jameson, Easley, S. C. Jerry Jarrett, Winter Park, Fla. Thomas Johnson Kaplan, Macon, Ga. iam Lois A. Keil, Decatur. Ga. H. G. Kirven, Jr.. Anderson, S. C. William B. Kirtland, Miami, Fla. 58 James W. Kiser, Jr., Gaffney, S. C. Edgar Hill Lane, Decatur, Ga. Jim Lanier, Atlanta, Ga. Elwood Gray Lassiter III, Coinngton, Ga. George F. Latimer, Charlotte, N. C. Frank W. Lee, Spartanburg, S. C. Michael Le Fever, Lancaster, Pa. W. Thomas Ligon, Jr., Pacolet, S. C. Fred Lockwood, Atlanta, Ga. John Walter Lown, Colximhia, S. C. Russ McAllister, Augusta, Ga. Linda M. McCord, Manning, S. C. Sue McDuffie, East Pomt, Ga. Sherwood McKay, Jr., Atlanta, Ga. Robert E. McNair, Jr., Columbia, S. C. 59 Juniors James Cleveland McNeese, Jr., Macon, Ga. R. John McNeill, Perry, Ga. Jane Ashe McSween, Greenville, S. C. Douglas K. MacLeod, Hingham, Mass. G. Carlton Manley, Hartsville, S. C. Donald R. Matthews, Jr., Alexandria, Va. Edward S. Miller, Rome, Ga. James E. Mobley, Johnston, S. C. A. L. Moore, Jr., Nashville, Tenn. Helen Moore, Summerville, S. C. Robert L. Murray, Columbus, Ga. Thomas E. Neal, Jr., Rock Hill, S. C. Henley McC. Olmert, Bishopville, S. C. Rush Otey, Gainesville, Ga. James Benson Page, Woodruff, S. C. 60 Richard B. Patrick, Jacksonville, Fla. Thomas H. Paul, Charleston, S. C. H. Andrew Phrydas, Atlanta, Ga. Sandra E. Pitchford, Doraville, Ga. Frederick Clyde Pratt, Jr., Hinesville, Ga. George Richard Query, Mt. Pleasant, S. C. John Hunter Ramseur, Lincolnton, N. C. Michael C. Reeves, West Point, Ga. Charles Reid, Greenville, S. C. Daniel M. Roberts, Jr., Orangeburg, S. C. James I. Roberts, Manning, S. C. Burke Robertson, Mount Airy, N. C. Martin Ruthven, Hartsville, S. C. Cheryl P. Sammons, Clinton, S. C. William H. Scott III, West Point, Ga. Juniors 61 Juniors Robert Eulace Settle, Atlanta, Ga. James Sharrock, Jacksonville, Fla. Gaither Shaw, Jr., Sumter, S. C. Sandy E. Shope, Atlanta, Ga. Robert Michael Simons, Macon, Ga. Larry Howard Smith, Bradenton, Fla. Richard B. Stall, Greenville, S. C. Ellen Marie Stewart, Malverne. N. Y. G. Pat Stogner, Lancaster, S. C. Jim Sullenberger, Tampa, Fla. Cissy Talbert, Aiken, S. C. Gaye Theus, Columbia, S. C. Daniel E. Thomason, Fountain Inn, S. C. Carol Thompson, Lancashire, Eng. William D. Thompson, Greenville, S. C. 62 Barney Van Buskirk, Chester, S. C. Frances Wade, Decatur, Go. Abney Wallace, Greenioood, S. C. John Gray Walther, Jr., Virginia Beach, Va. Franklin P. Ward, Kingstree, S. C. Karen Weaver, Decatur, Ga. Hugh Wells, Cliriton, S. C. Charles W. Weston, Charleston, S. C. J. D. Whitehead, Jr., Jonesville, S. C. Kathi Williams, Montgomery, Ala. Robert M. Williams, Myrtle Beach, S. C. Neille A. Wilson, Darlington, S. C. Susan M. Word, Clinton, S. C. Danny K. Wyatt, Huntesville, Ala. Emmy Jean Yarbrough, Whitmire, S. C. Juniors 63 Ligon Sophomores President; Laine Ligon Vice President; Stan Kemp Secretary - Treasurer; George Dickerson Kemp Dickerson 64 Sophomores ilt iiJ G. F. Acker, Greenville, S. C. John O. Akers, Ormond Beach, Fla. Jim Allison, Greenville, S. C. Jocelle Alverson, Spartanburg, S. C. Jaime Amaya, Bogota, Colombia Juan Anores Amaya, Bogota, Colombia Charlotte Anne Armstrong, Smithfield, N. C. Jack R. Barnes, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. William S. Bean, Spartanburg, S. C. William Cathcart Beaty, Jr., Rock Hill, S. C. Charles Blackmon, Mountville, S. C. William M. Blume, Jr., Charleston Heights, S. C. Erving W. Boggs, Spartanburg, S. C. Vivian Rogers Bolton, Clinton, S. C. Horace Leland Bomar III, Spartanburg, S. C. John D. Bowles, St. Stephen, S. C. Phil Bradner, Thomasville, Ga. Ray Wilford Bragg, Jr., Joanna, S. C. J. Rufus Bratton, Jr., Rock Hill, S. C. Deborah Brown, Lancaster, S. C. Charles H. Breedlove, Jr., Jackson, Ga. William Alvah Bryant, Jr., Quincy, Fla. Karen Eileen Buchholz, Waycross, Ga. Louis Thomas Cain, Jr., Decatur, Ga. 65 Herbert Clay Carruth, Jr., Rock Hill, S. C. Arnold Woodrow Carter, Price, Ky. Rusty Chapman, Atlanta, Ga. Lewis T. Clyburn, Kershaw, S. C. Rowald H. Colvin, Spartanburg, S. C. Bob Cosby, Jacksonville, Fla. William Kyle Cox, Woodruff, S. C. Ann Culclasure, Spartanburg, S. C. Jean Cummings, Columbia, S. C. George L. Dickerson, Jr., Spartanburg, S.C. Bonnie Dietz, Aiken, S. C. C. Mark Dixon, Alapaha, Ga. John C. Doyle, Charleston, S. C. Edward Easton, Charlotte, N. C. Paul Davis Edmunds, North Miami, Fla. Larry R. Eleazer, Columbia, S. C. Ted Ellefson, Beale AFB, Calif. Peggy Ellison, Greenville, S. C. Carl Frederick Ewan, Columbia, S. C. Robert R. Ferguson, Jr., Belton, S. C. Sophomores 66 Sophomores 4i dk Helen Diane Fleck, Alpharetta, Ga. Joel A. Fowler, Atlanta, Ga. Carey Fussell, Hazelhurst, Ga. Lucy Garrett. Fountain Inn, S. C. Don Gillespie, Macon, Ga. Joy Chandler Glenn, SpartanhiLrg, S. C. J. Michael Gower, DecatiLr, Ga. Clifton C. Goodwin, Sumter, S. C. John Wills Griggs, Jr., Cheraw, S. C. Robert E. Guess, Union, S. C. R. E. Gustafson, Atlanta, Ga. Robert Edward Hall, Atlanta. Ga. John B. Hamlin, Jr., Mobile, Ala. John C. Hamrick III, North Charleston, S. C. John Calvin Harmon, Jr., Clinton, S. C. Wayne Harris, Atlanta, Ga. Bobby Harrison, McDonough, Ga. Ann Sturgis Harwell, Macon, Ga. Howard Higgins, Salyersville, Ky. James L. Hills, Myrtle Beach, S. C. 67 Ed Hinkle, Lexington, N. C. David Henry Hood, Jr., Annandale, Va. James Howard, Greenville, S. C. Hal Howington, Jr., Grover, N. C. James A. Hufham, Tahor City, N. C. Patrick C. Hunter, Belmont, N. C. John B. Jackson, Sumter, S. C. Carol W. Johnson, Rome, Ga. Robert Glen Johnston, Columhiis, Ga. Ronald D. Jordan, Atlanta, Ga. Louis F. Jourdan, Chester, S. C. Raymond T. Keith, Lebanon, N. J. Edwin Stanley Kemp, Jr., Jonesboro, Ga. Bobby King, Lake City, Fla. Marsha Knight, Melbourne, Fla. Ann Ledbetter, Spartanburg, Ga. R. Laine Ligon, Pacolet, S. C. Elizabeth R. Lindsay, Greenville, S. C. Robert Emmett Little, Clinton, S. C. Robert M. Love, Walhalla, S. C. ifA ... x ' - -Pa ii Sophomores 68 Sophomores Benton Lutz, Sumter, S. C. Ray Wood McDonald, Jr., Brunswick, Ga. Duncan Brown McFadyen III, Raeford, N. C. Jon Mackey, Greensboro, N. C. Peter A. Mallory, La Grange, Ga. Sandi L. Marse, Clinton, S. C. Clinton E. Massey, Atlanta, Ga. Mike Maynard, Bainhridge, Ga. Dianne Mayo, Rocky Mount, N. C. Michael Melton, Laurens, S. C. James P. Moore, Atlanta, Ga. Nancy Morgan, Atlanta, Ga. Susan Mozley, Atlanta, Ga. Elizabeth Myers, Orlando, Fla. Herbert Myers, Augusta, Ga. William F. Myers, Charlotte, N. C. Charles A. New, Spartanburg, S. C. Margaret Nell Nichols, Chester, S. C. Larry Nipe, Hollywood, Fla. Adele R. Nowell, Rutherjordton, N. C. 69 Fred Oliver, College Park, Ga. John S. Oswalt, Hollywood, Fla. Charles O. Parnell, Jr., Ahheville, S. C. Edward Paulling, Bateshurg, S. C. Gregory Pearce, Jr., Columbia, S. C. Rick Vincent Pennington, York, S. C. Bobby Jack Quillen, Kingsport, Tenn. Holbrook W. Raynall, Clemson, S. C. Jane Vernon Reece, Cramerton, S. C. Hugh Reid, Georgetown, S. C. H. Carson Rhyne, Charlotte, N. C. Hazel Riddle, Atlanta, Ga. John R. Ritter, Goldsboro, N. C. John C. Shackleford, Jr., Greenville, S. C. John Shaw, Atlanta, Ga. Forest Smith, N. Augusta, S. C. Martha Jean Smith, Newberry, S. C. Nan Smith, Greenville, S. C. Raymond Smith, Miami, Fla. Susan J. Smith, Carlisle, S. C. d ii Sophomores 70 Sophomores Willie H. Smith, Jr., Macon, Ga. John Dixon Soffe, Fayetteville, N. C. Rodney E. Spilman, Jr., Myrtle Beach, S. C. John Oatley Stanford, Decatur, Ga. Margaret Stewart, Decatur, Ga. Lena Strickland, Atlanta, Ga. Robert A. Strozier, Augusta, Ga. James Bishop Talley, Macon, Ga. John B. Taylor, Chester, S. C. Robert E. Thrower, Atlanta, Ga. Jane Van Sleen, Shelby, N. C. Thomas H Stearns Montgomery, Ala. Elizabeth M. Vass, Dem. Rep. of Congo Barry C. Visioli, Anderson, S. C. Shuford M. Wall. Jr., JV. Augusta, S. C. Mike Wannamaker, Winston-Salem, N. C. Alan S. Weis, Columbia, S. C. Paul E. Wilburn, Union, S. C. Worth Richard Williamson, Jr, Chadbourn, N. C. Patsy Workman, Laurens, S. C. 71 Freshmen Vice President: Jerry Pooley Secretary: Tommie Ellis 72 tmtiA mMM Joel Bennett Acker; Greenville, S. C. Henry Dobbins Adair; Clinton, S. C. Frank Adams; Hinesville, Ga. Brenda Adkins; Key West, Fla. George K. Amaya; Bogota, Colombia Alice Juanita Armstrong; Greenville, S. C. Jim Bagwell; Piedmont, S. C. Noel M. Bailey; Charlottesville, Va. Edward K. Baker; Kershaw, S. C. Richard B. Baker; Mooresville, N. C. Austin H. Barnett III; Fort Valley, Ga. Rick Barrs; Tampa, Fla. Frank Bates; Florence; S. C. Henry Benner; Sullivan ' s Island, S. C. Stephen R. Berry; Columbia, S. C. David Francis Biddell; Laurinburg, N. C. Roger Blackstock; Tucker, Ga. D. Braxton Blalock HI; Atlanta. Ga. Warren Blanchard; Spartanburg. S. C. Bo Boger; Rock Hill, S. C. Ginger B oroughs; Pickens. S. C. Sid BoughtonT St. Petersburg. Fla. Marianne Boylston; Salley. S.C. Mark Brannon; Atlanta, Ga. 73 Vince Brannon; Atlanta, Ga. Frank W. Breitlink; Tampa, Fla. Sam Broughton; Rock Hill, S. C. John A. Brown; Camden, S. C. Salley McGregor Brown; Columbia, S. C. Andre J. Bruyere; Savannah, Ga. Judy Burges; Charleston, S. C. Francis M. Burris; Columbia, S. C. John W. Butler; FayetteviUe, JV. C. Mitchell King Byrd; Atlanta. Ga. Bill Caldwell; Atlanta, Ga. David Simpson Cannon; Spartanburg, S. C. Michael Catoe; Kershaw, S. C. Clarence Rodney Chalk; Union, S. C. Beth Chalmers; Greenville, S. C. Charles Howard Coleman III; Blair, S. C. John Peter Colie; Silver Spring, Md. James W. Cook; Walterboro, S. C. C. William Cooke, Madison, Ind. Francis A. Cooper; Clinton, S. C. William T. Cunningham; Lexington, Ga. W. Hoke Currie; Carthage, N. C. Ronald I. Davenport; Joanna, S. C. John Douglas Davis HI; Nashville, Tenn. Freshmen 74 Freshmen 4(feUk LliOl Ed Dawson; Chester, S. C. David Deuchars; St. Petersburg, Fla. Nick Dietzen; Allandale, Va. Shirley Dillard; Duncan, S. C. Rutledge Dingle; Sumvierton. S. C. Steve Dishroon; College Park, Ga. Carl W. Dohn, Jr.; Macon, Ga. Gordon Logan Doty; Winnshoro, S. C. Edward Kent Duckworth: Canton, N. C. Mary Susan Duncan; Kingsport, Tenn. Sam R. Dunlap, Jr.; Gainesville, Ga. Tommy B. Edwards; Anderson, S. C. Tim Ehlers; Dublin, Ga. Tommie Ellis; Greenville, S. C. Jane Elizabeth Ellison; Greenville, S. C. Paul Robert Fallaw; Clinton, S. C. Grady A. Fallow; Clinton, S. C. Ben Fewell; Rock Hill, S. C. Ellen M. Fluharty; Asheville, N. C. A. Ross Fogle; Spartanburg, S. C. John Ford; Charlotte, N. C. Anita Lynn Gaines; Rome, Ga. Harvev Leland Galloway; Camden, S. C. Walter Gauther, Jr; Holly Hills, S. C. 75 Chai ' les A. Gertler; Charleston, S. C. Nancy Payne Gilmer; Anderson, S. C. John E. Gowland, Jr; Winter Garden, Fla. William Kenneth Green; York, S. C. Richard Greene; Spartayihurg, S. C. Mary Elysia Greenlee; Marietta, Ga. Benjamin H. Gregg, Jr.; Floreyice, S. C. Mary Griffin; Aiken, S. C. Linda Gayle Griffith; Charleston, S. C. Ben Hay Hammet, Jr., Clinton, S. C. Rebecca Neill Harper; Rock Hill, S. C. William Patterson Harry; Fayetteville, JV. C. C. Martin Harvey; York. S. C. Donna Haynes; Rome, Ga. John Calvin Heard III; Columbia, S. C. Jesse Hegler; Kershaw, S. C. Richard L. Herron, Jr.; Rock Hill, S. C. Robert McLean Hicklin, Jr.; Spartanburg. S. C. Robert George Hicks; Columbia, S. C. Sara Agatha Heirs; Clinton, S. C. Helen Hodges; Myrtle Beach. S. C. Lloyd Elmo Holt. Jr.; Atlanta, Ga. Bruce Hoopes; Orlanda, Fla. J. Barron Hopper, Jr.; Choyiju, Korea. 76 Freshmen Mat Hough; Lancaster, S. C. Charles Vincent Hunter, Jr.; Atlanta, Ga. Charles S. Inglett; Columbia, S. C. Grigg Jenkins; Columbia, S. C. Ernie Johnson; Goose Creek, S. C. Philip Johnson; West Palm Beach, Fla. James Lemeul Keen, Jr.; Louisville, Ga. Harriet Anne Kelly; Uiiion, S. C. David Brian Kerchner; Louisville, Ky. May Campbell Killen; Macon, Ga. Jean Ellen Kirkley; Bishopville, S. C. Anthony Randolph Lane; Atlanta, Ga. Michael Lausman; Louisville, Ky. Lonnie T. Lawson; Joanna, S. C. Pat Lee; Greenville, S. C. Bob Leisure; Madison, hid. Steve N. Lentz; Charlotte, N. C. Gladys Kay Lewis; Joanna, S. C. Bruce Lindstrom; Macon, Ga. Hank McAlister; Rockledge, Fla. Samuel H. McCall, Troy, N. C. Rowland McLaughlin; Florence. S. C. Laura A. McLean; Marietta, Ga. James P. McMillan HI; Ren Spriyigs. N. C. 77 Allen McNeill; Coluvibia, S. C. Alice Martin; Hollywood, Fla. Richard Maxwell: Whiteville, N. C. John L. Megathlin; Miami, Fla. Loyd Melton; Laurens, S. C. Joe Merritt; Jacksonville, Fla. Pat Milam; Pendleton, S. C. Robert T. Miller; Greeninlle, S. C. William Mims; Jacksonville, Fla. Sidney Joseph Morgan, Jr.; Sylvania, Ga. Zeke Morgan; Lake City, Fla. Pamela Morrow; Coluvihia, S. C. George E. Mullen; Miami, Fla. Leon Nichols; Newberry, S. C. Malcolm P. Niven, Jr.; Greeninlle, S. C. Frankie Osborne; McCormick, S. C. Doddridge Owens; Benyiettsville, S. C. Cathe Parker; Macon, Ga. Steve Pavese; Chester, S. C. Pat Phillips; Greenville, S. C. Carrie Sue Pierson; Gainesville, Fla. Tommy Poe; Charlotte, N. C. Katliy Poole; Sarasota, Fla. Jerry Poole; West Palm Beach, Fla. Freshmen 78 Freshmen Louie T. Porter, Jr.; ThomasviUe, S. C. Elliott Poss; Washington, Ga. Gwin Pratt; Orlanda, Fla. Robert Bishop Prince; St. Petersburg, Fla. Mike Ray; Georgetown, S. C. Paul Reeves; Graniteinlle, S. C. Bill Rhodes; Mayesville, S. C. Robert D. Rhodes; Darlington, S. C. Diana C. Rice; Bar)iwell, S. C. Belinda Ritter; Rome, Ga. Nancy Roark; Greenville, S. C. Bill Robinson; Decatur, Ga. Peggy Robinson; Lancaster, S. C. Raymond S. Rood III; Orange Park. Fla. Paul Rule; Athens, Ga. Carroll W. Rush, Jr.; Greemcood, S. C. Sandra Jean Ryan; Chester, S. C. Gail Sanders; Macon, Ga. Jim Shafe; Metter, Ga. Joseph Crawford Shaw, Sumter, S. C. Walter Shealy; Newberry, S. C. Marshall P. Sherard; Anderson, S. C. Stephen Sherrill; Greenville. S. C. Phil Shrover; Statesboro. Ga. 79 Ben Simmons; West Point, Ga. Henry A. Simmons; Clinton, S. C. Steve Skeen; Decatur, Ga. David Daniel Smith; Brunswick, Ga. Mary Lee Smith; Marietta, Ga. Nancy Gail Smith; Macon, Ga. Pam J. Smith; West Hollywood, Fla. Patrick Kinard Smith; Decatur, Ga. Stephen A. Smith; Knoxinlle, Tenn. John M. Southern; Myrtle Beach S. C. Carolyn Spaduzzi; Atlanta, Ga. Gary Speaker; Birminghajn, Ala. Lynn Spurlin; Columbus, Ga. Edgar Emmett Stanton IH; Odessa, Fla. John Stephenson, Chesterjield, S. C. Charles E. Stoddard, Jr.; Oioings, S. C. Rand L. Stoneburner; Greeninlle, S. C. Francy Strachan; Columhia, S. C. Jeresa J. Summerville; Clinton, S. C. David Sutherland; Atlanta, Ga. Robert F. Swann; Try on. N. C. Theresa Swindall; Atlanta, Ga. Bruce W. Tate III; Allendale, S. C. Charles L. Taylor; Talladega, Ala. H h dj k MJ Freshmen 80 Freshmen iili Jim Taylor; Liberty, S. C. Carol Saxon Thomas; Grassy Creek, N. C. Donald F. Thompson; Madison, Ind. James C. Todd III; Laurens, S. C. Jerry W. Traynham; Greenville. S. C. Cecilia Trippe; Havanna, Fla. Steve Tuter; West Columbia, S. C. Eugene Allen Vaughan; Darlington, S. C. Edwm R. Wallace IV; Barnwell, S C Allan M. Weldon; Columbia, S. C. Bob White; Jacksoninlle, Fla. Marcia Carol Whitman; Marietta, Ga. Geoff Wile; Clarkston, Ga. Mike Willard; Douglasville , Ga Ken Williams; Atlanta, Ga. Richard Wilson; Spartanburg, S. C. Alan D. Wood; Neivnan, S. C. Fred W. Woods; Rock Hill, S. C. John M. Woods; Davidson, N. C. John P. Woodside; Myrtle Beach, S. C. Sonny Williams; Gainesville, Ga. Ree Wyatt; Huntsville, Ala. Claudia D. Yarbrough; Decatur, Ga. Phyllis Ann Yarborough; Enoree, S. C. 81 82 Organizations 83 David P. Berry Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities Joseph W. Dunlap, Jr. Charles W. Eagles 84 Carole H. Johnston 85 Robert D. Lynn, Jr. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities John S. Mebane Richard T. Quillen 86 NOT PICTURED: Henry M. Smith, Jr. F. Carol Tumlinson 87 Joe Dunlap Bobby Slaton Blue Key The Blue Key iraternity is the ranking organization on the campus, and each year it taps a small number of college leaders for membership. Among the purposes of the group is the fostering of ambition for intellectual attainment and the desire to render service to the student body and the college, the study of student problems, and the enrichment of student Ufe. This year ' s activities included fresh- man orientation, registration, youth day, parents day, chapel program exchanges with Wofford and Newberry, and distribu- tion of student I.D. cards. Sandy Lynn David Berry 88 Jerry Mebane Alex Erwin Dan O ' Connell Bobby Stalon, President Sandy Lynn, Vice President Charles Eagles, Secretary- Treasurer Not Pictured: Mac Smith Steve Wiser Charles Eagles 89 Student Council Seated- Helen Hodges: John Walther. Treasurer: Joe Dunkip: Sandy Lynn: Robin Williams. Standing: Al Wilson: Joe Acker: Ferdie Jourdan: Dick Query, Secretary: Bobbii Staton. Vice President: Bill Bryant. 90 Hart Cobb, Susan Smith, Richard Qiti . en, Danny Wyatt, Carol Tumlinson, Rush Otey III, Sandi Pitchford, Jim Page, John Lown. Honor Council Jerry Mebane, Chairman 91 Seated: Jane McSween. Vice President: Dianne Mayo, Secretary: Jean Cunnnings. Treasurer. Standing: Peggy Ellison. Lena Strickland, Lucy Garrett. Mary Bistline, Anna Bozeman, Carrie Sue Pierson. Gail Smith, Cile Trippe. Women ' s Council Mavis Harrop, President 92 Women ' s Judicial Council Seated: Carol Tumlinson, Carolyn Colby. Standing: Nancy Alexander, Saudi Pitchjord, Susan Smith, Becky Harper. 93 Student Christian Association • Ferdie Jourdan, Treasurer; David Hudson, Vice Presi- dent. James Challen, President; Maxine Fell, Secretary. Senior Cabinet — Seated: Carter Jones, Lillibet Vass, Nell Nichols, Boh Cosby Karen Buchholz, Dianne Mayo, Doodle Dingle, Kathi Williams, Danny Wyatt, Mavis Harrop, Lucy Garrett, Duncan McFadyen. Standing: Dickie Query, Terry Dye, Billy Bryant, John Lown, Jim Talley, Tom Cain. 94 Freshmen Cabinet — Seated: Joe Acker, Carrie Sue Pierson, Hoke Currie, Tommie Ellis, Elysia Greenlee, Neddy Stoddard, Ree Wyatt, Becky Harper, Mary Lee Smith, Cile Trippe. Standing: Ed Dawson, Steve Skeen, Kenny Green, Ray Rood, Boh Hicks. The Student Christian Association is a fellowship within the college community. It is an organization only in the sense that it has an executive structure, but its complete value lies in the fact that it is a fellowship encompassing all students. This fellowship is expressed in service projects yielding benefits to the student body as a whole. This year the S.C.A. sponsored freshman orientation weekend, Religious Emphasis Week, and headed, with the Clinton Jaycees, the Christmas Stocking Fund Drive to help needy families in the area. Bruce Hoopes, Presidenl; Peggy Robinson, Secretary- Treasurer; Jesse Hegler, Vice President. 95 PaC SaC J Sarah Stribling, Editor ' . ;2 Alec Erwin. Business Manager lA X n Mac Smith, Associate Editor 96 Robin Williams, Organizations Editor Tommy Greer, Greek Editor Annette Riddle, Danny Wyatt, Sports Editors Jane Van Sleen, Copy Editor Joy Glenn, Ann Harwell, Susan Smith, Class Editors K t]IH Jerry Mebane, Senior Editor 97 The Blue Stockiri! Charles Eagles, Editor Kirk Peavy, Business Manager 98 Rush Otey. Alex Erwin, Feature Editors Bill Bassham, Sports Editor Staff: Carolyn Colby, Mavis Harrop, Jane McSween, Sherry Connell 99 1st Row: Art Samvions, Chuck Sharmon: 2nd Row: Nan Smith Reed Bohck. Terry Dye, Andy Cooper, Andy Barnett, Deborah Brown, Jack Coward, Lucy Garrett. Freshman Control Board The Student Government has set up two separate committees con- sisting of ten male members of the student body to act as Freshman Control Board for the incoming men students and five female members of the student body to act as Freshman Control Board for the incoming women students. The Boards are in charge of Rat Season, a period during which the freshmen begin to become familiar with the college, their fellow stu- dents, and college life. Eddie Bolton, Gene Sullivan. Lillihet Vass. Co-Chairjnen. 100 Student Entertainment Committee The Student Entertainment Committee is a part of the Student Government Association, which provides entertain- ment throughout the school year. This year the committee presented a number of attractions including the Pieces of Eight and Billy Stewart. Dan O ' Connell, Chairman Alec Erivin. Billy Minis. Don Matthews. Jack Hoivard. Peggy Ellison. 101 1st row: Charles Eagles, Louis Hart. Islnno McLaughlin, Alec Erwin, Tony Dendy, Dick Query, Richard Hay, Randy Grant, Andy Cooper, Gene Sullivan, Jim Page; 2nd row: Bud McNeese, Terry Dye, Rush Otey, Reed Bolick, Boh Staton, Tommy Greer, Hart Cohh, Jack Coward, Jerry Mehane, Clij Sheffield, George Latimer. Proctors Steve Wiser, Head Proctor 102 The Presbyterian College Choir, under the direction of Dr. C. T. Gaines, is composed of forty voices selected by competitive tryouts. The activities of the choir include several weekend trips and a spring tour. In past years they traveled through South Carolina, Florida, Virginia, North Carolina, and West Virginia. The choir participates in many campus activities, by performing at Parent ' s Day, Youth Day, Christmas, and graduation. A very selective portion of the choir, known as the Madrigal Singers, perform at an annual dinner given in Greenville Hall. Choir 1st row: Ellen Stewart, Nancy Alexander. Helen Moore. Gaye Theus, Ann Fadeley. Marsha Knight, Lois Keil, Bonnie Dietz, Elizabeth Myers, Mary Gray; 2nd row: Carol Thompson. Laura McLean, Adele Nowell, Connie Bush, Mary Lee Smith. Harriet Kelly. Helen Hodges. Nancy Morgan, Carolyn Spaduzzi, Francy Strachan; 3rd row: Mark Brannon, Sam Lipsey, Russ McAllister, Danny Wyatt, Fred Woods, Bob Gettman, Ray Combs, Barron Hopper, Ray McDonald. Danny Brown; 4th row: Sam Hobson, John Southern. Ken Terrell, Fred Oliver, Ray Rood, Tommy Porter, Richard Waters, Rod Spillman, Hunter Ramseur, Vincent Hunter. t, t t 4 i JJ r m 103 Business and Economics Association The Business and Economics Association is one of the youngest organizations on the PC campus. Its membership consists of majors or prospective majors in Economics or Business Administration. Its objectives are to promote effective investigation, discussion, and analysis of existing and proposed programs in the field of Economics and Business. 1st row: D. C. Austin, B. G. Shaw, R. E. Little, T. H. Paul. R. W. Chap- man; 2nd row: D. R. Adams, L. C. Duke, J. W. Drake. G. R. Grant, G. R. Query, W. M. Cochran, J. W. Jackson, L. H. Hart, R. E. Thrower, L. D. Hudson, J. S. Oswalt, J. H. Greer, J. G. R. Bankhead, R. O. Hay, 3rd row: E. B. Hinkle, C. C. Goodtvin, R. T. Quillen. President, R. D. Lynn. W. H. Scott, R. H. Waters, J. L. Hilh. 104 Dale O. Rains, instructor: 1st roiv: EUzaheth Myers, Beth Lindsay, Danny Wyatt, Carrie Sue Pierson, Judy Simpson, Lihha Gurley. Richard Waters, Ellen Stewart, Andy Phrydas: 2nd row: Hunter Moss, David Hood, Kit Caldwell, Rick Stall, Sandy Shope, Mike Luke, Danny Broivn, Jerry Mehane, Sam Hohson. Presbyterian College Players The Presbyterian College Play- ers, a group of students interested in drama, present plays for the stu- dent body and the public. The Players enjoyed a highly success- ful season this year in the new Theater-in-the-Round in Jacobs Hall, under the direction of Dale O. Rains. 105 ' ' J w rw ' ' Standing: Cecil Bronm; Seated: Grover Ford, Orren McKay, James Powell. Bob Gettman, Charlotte Armstrong, Jules Hedden, Boh Cosby, Dan Allen. Westminster Fellowship Tau Phi Pi The Westminster Fellowship is a group of stu- dents who are striving to embody the reality of Jesus Christ in campus life. The group has con- tinuously sponsored programs and activities centered around the doctrines and beliefs of the Presbyterian Church. In addition the group has sought to promote wholesome recreation and productive community activities. The Tau Phi Pi is a society of science majors who have completed twelve on more hours in labo- ratory science with no less than a C average. The society works with science departments to present information and timely programs on the scientific advances of our time. To further this goal the club presents visiting lecturers, filmed programs, demon- strations, and literature reports. Standing: Kit Caldwell, Rick Stall: Danny Wyatt, President: Doodle Dingle Secretary - Treasurer: Geoj Wile: Elizabeth Myers; Sam Hohson; Seated: Harriet Kelley: Mary Gray: Ree Wyatt; Teresa Swindle: Kathy Parker; Peggy Robinson. 106 Frances Strachan, Rod Spillman, Helen Hodges, Bruce McCutcheon, Tommie Ellis, Danny Wyatt. Young Republicans The Young Republicans Club was formed to advance the ideals of the Republican Party at PC. The club has sought to bring political speakers and activities into campus life and promote political awareness at PC. Human Relations Club The Human Relations Club through its activities and speakers seeks to bring the student body into direct contact with the issues involving interper- sonal relationships on campus and in overall society. The highlights of the club ' s endeavors this year in- cluded appearances of such speakers as Charles Morgan of the A.C.L.U., author Harry Golding, and psychiatrist Irene A. Phrydas. Rod Spillman, Kit Caldivell, Dori Matthews, Carol Tumlinson, Helen Hodges; Jiot pictured. Bob Wilson, President. 107 v.. - ' aii iJJj] 1 1 p 1 i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■iv«f« , ' - ' 1 — , :: j The Cadre LTC Benjamin F. Ivey, Jr. Professor oj Military Science MAJ Calvin R. Claypoole MAJ Robert H. McKie, Jr. CPT Lewis A. Johnson 110 SGM Charles O. Towers MSG Clifford E. Funk Major Claypoole Inspects Delta Company 111 Battalion Staff LTC Beorge R. Grant Battalion Commander XO— MAJ Richard T. Quillen SI— CPT William H. Bowman III S2— S3— S4— CPT John W. Howard III MAJ George V. Atkison III CPT Joseph W. Dunlap, Jr. 112 HQ Co CO — Sergeant-Major sst SI CPT Grover M. Ford Robert E. Staton ggQ Neille A. Wilson Jr. 1 H Asst S3— Asst S4— SSG William B. Kirtland SSG William E. Dorn Battalion Staff PIO— SSG George R. Query 113 Alfa Company CPT Robert O. Lynn, Jr. Covipany Commander ILT Louis H. Hart Executive Officer ILT Andy H. Barnett 1st Platoon Leader ILT Kenneth R. Martin 2nd Platoon Leader ISG Sammuel J. Barrett, Jr. First Sergeant 114 CPT James E. Bush Company Commander ILT John R. Hibbitts Executive Officer ILT James J. Challen 1st Platoon Leader ILT Thomas A. Leonard 2nd Platoon Leader ISG David P. Berry First Sergeant Bravo Company 115 Charlie Company ILT Walter B. Styles Executive Officer CPT James H. Powell Company Cormrnander ILT Clifford C. Sheffield 1st Platoon Leader ILT William M. Riddle 2nd Platoon Leader ISG George R. Caldwell First Sergeant 116 CPT Lawrence J. Raines Company Commander ILT John G. Gaw Executive Officer ISG Stephen C. Wiser First Sergeant ILT David F. Albright 1st Platoon Leader ILT Shepherd R. Marsh 2nd Platoon Leader ILT David M. Sale 3rd Platooji Leader Delta Company 117 MS III Cadets PSG Louis David Hudson SSG John Hicks Greer SSG John L. Denny PSG John W. Drake SSG A. L. Moore, Jr. SSG George C. Manley SSG David C. Austin 118 SSG John H. Ramseur SSG Richard T. Crozier SSG Robert M. Simons SSG Frank W. Lee SSG Elwood G. Lassiter SSG Robert L. Hackle MS III Cadets SSG Donald R. Adams 119 MS III Cadets PSG Charles L. Reid SSG Robert Gualtieri PSG John Bankhead psG Robert W. Byard SSG Thomas H. Paul SSG William H. Scott III PSG L. Judson Caldwell 120 SSG Daniel P. Hartley II PSG James R. Cassady SSG David R. Gravely PSG Daniel M. Roberts SSG Roger Thomas Ivey SSG Richard B. Stall MS III Cadets SSG Richard O. Hay SSG George F. Latimer 121 Honors and Activities The Battalion Color Guard The Wysor Rijles I 122 Distinguished Military Students Drum And Bugle Corps Scabbard And Blade 123 Summer Camp 124 125 •% - ■- J $::r C:. ' -- 126 i. ..- ? ' Fraternities 127 Pi Kappa Phi: Don Taylor Duane Armistead Interfraternity Council The purpose of the Inter-Fraternity Council is to maintain a spirit of harmony and cooperation among the Fraternities, provide for just and uniform fra- ternity regulations, facilitate active social life on campus, and work with the faculty committee on fraternities. Sigma Nu: Howard Higgins Hart Cobb Theta Chi: Edgar Lane Rustv Tatum 128 Alpha Sigma Phi: John Greer Bob Cosby Kappa Alpha: John McNeil Butch Tuck Rustv Tatum, Theta Chi - President Pat Stos ner, Pi Kappa Alpha Vice President Hart Cobb, Signm Nil . Secretary-Treasurer Pi Kappa Alpha: Henley Olmert Pat Sto ner 129 ALPHA SIGMA PHI Alex Burgin President Jim Page Vice President Hunter Ramseur Secretary Dickie Query Treasurer Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity was founded at Yale University in 1845. Alpha Psi Chapter was chartered at Presbyterian College in 1928 as the fourth na- tional fraternity on campus. Informal parties and drop-ins continued through- out Rush Season which began September 4. The closed rush party held at the Holiday Inn at Rock Hill was a tremendous success. Many old alumni attended the Homecoming Dance in the fraternity suite in October. The Smoker held at the Mary Musgrove Hotel brought six freshman pledges into the fraternity to join several upperclassmen who pledged earlier in the semester. Other social events of the year included Parent ' s Day, Christmas Dance Weekend, Military Ball, and I.F.C. Weekend. However, the highlight of the social season was the annual Hawaiian Holiday held in the spring of second semester. With its many fine dance weekends this year will be remembered as one of the most impressive in Alpha Psi ' s history. Sponsor: Carolyn Snyder, Winthrop College 130 Brothers G. F. Acker D. R. Adams J. Y. Brewer J. A. Burgin R. W. Byard L. T. Cain, Jr. R, E. Cosby R. A. Combs D. T. Crisp J. A. Fowler J. H. Greer R. E. Gustafson R. O. Hay W. J. Holland W. H. McFaddin D. B. McFadyen W. R. Otey HI J. B. Page G. R. Query J. H. Ramseur J. O. Stanford W. B. Styles J. B. Talley, Jr. S. M. Wall 131 Pledges . Kl W. H. Currie L. C. Duke R. M. Hicklin, Jr. R. G. Hicks E. G. Lassiter G. C. Manley S. T. Morgan, Jr. G. R. Poolev J. M. Sharrock 132 ALPHA SIGMA PHI V ii 1 B ■ ■ k B ' W i H 133 KAPPA ALPHA ORDER Joseph W. Dunlap, Jr. Shepherd R. Marsh Michael A. Coulon Louis C. Hart President Vice President Recording Secretary . Treasurer Kappa Alpha Order was founded upon the campus of Washington and Lee University at Lexington, Virginia on December 21, 1865. Striving to find an ideal upon which to pattern their lives, the charter members selected as their spiritual founder Robert Edward Lee of Old Virginia. The Beta Pi Chapter at Presbyterian was organized in December 19, 1923. Beta Pi began a successful year with the reception of the J. Edgar Hoover award for the Chapter Ex- cellence presented at the biennial convention in Atlanta, Ga. Later in the year, Joe Dunlap, Beta Pi ' s Number J. was selected as the outstanding Number I of Graves Province. On Pledge Day, No- vember 17, fourteen freshman pledged and joined the traditions and heritages of Kappa Alpha Order. The social year for the chapter began with rush season; Homecoming Dance Weekend; Wild West and the Last Posse ; Military Ball; and Greek Weekend. The pinnacle of the social year for the KA ' s was the annual Old South Ball held in the mountains. The weekend was spiced with beards, gentlemen uniforms, hooped dresses, mint julip. Southern hospitality, the Sharecroppers ' Shindig, the Secession Ceremony, and the Old South Ball. At the Ball Mrs. Kathv Forbes was presented as the 1968 Rose of Beta Pi Chapter. The year ended with the annual Easter Egg Hunt given loy the brothers and pledges for the children at Thornwell Orphanage. Sponsor: Mrs. Cathy Forbes, Clinton, S. C. 134 luiii Ai Brothers I • r ' ' J. O. Akers W. Asbury W. F. Bassham W. C. Beaty D. P. Berry C. A. Blount H. L. Bomar W. H. Bowman III J. F. Bratton, Jr. A. S. Clements M. A. Coulon W. J. Coward J. H. Dargan G. L. Dickerson, Jr. J. W. Dunlap, Jr. G. E. Forbes J. G. Gaw T. C. Gower tok mk J. T. Greer, Jr. R. E. Guess L. H. Hart D. P. Hartley D. R. Haynie R. M. Hope J. R. Irwin R. G. Johnston R. L. Ligon W. T. Ligon, Jr. J. C. McNeese J. R. McNeill S. R. Marsh E. S. Miller E. B. Pamplin H. L. Reid J. I. Roberts J. C. Shackleford C. C. Sheffield J. R. Sjoholm H. M. Smith J. D. Soffe C. B. Stoneburner J. B. Taylor C. M. Tuck P. E. Wilburn N. A. Wilson T. B. Yancey 135 Pled ges D. B. Blalock III B. H. Boger V. A. Brannon ik M. K. Byrd E. K. Duckworth T. B. Edwards B. H. Gregg, Ji L. E. Holt, Jr. R. A. King T. E. Neal, Jr. T. C. Shackelford B. C. Simmons R. L. Stoneburner A. M. Weldon T. M. Southern L. B. Spurlin 136 KAPPA ALPHA ORDER 137 PI KAPPA ALPHA Robert D. Lynn, Jr. President Dean M. Davis Vice President Charles H. Chapman Secretary Reed T. BoHck Treasurer The Pi Kappa Alpha 1 ' raternity was founded at the University of Virginia on March 1, 1868. The fraternity is presently composed of 139 active chap- ters located throughout the United States and is now among the largest of the national fraternities. Mu Chapter was founded at P.C. on December 9, 1890 and is the oldest national fraternity on campus. The chapter has had a successful history and has con- sistently been one of Pi Kappa Alpha ' s best chapters. Mu began first semester social activities with the annual rush Bar-B-Que and closed smoker. After these two events came the Homecoming dance which was again a great success with a pleasing mixture of Brothers, Alumni and Rushees. On Nov. 17, 1967 Mu celebrated Pledge Day with the pledging of 12 men. That night, a stag supper was held at the Panaroma in honor of these new PiKAs. With the arrival of the Christmas season, the Brothers of Mu held the annual Christmas party for the children of Thornwell Orphanage. With the beginning of second semester, the chapter held its annual Dream Girl Ball in conjunction with Military Ball. The Pledge Party and IPC dance were the next social events on the calendar and were enjoyed by all. With the arrival of Spring, the PiKAs again visited Thorn- well Orphanage for an Easter Egg hunt. Keeping tradition alive, many Brothers could be seen at the beach and at the Carolina Cup during the holidays. Then came the big party of the year, Roman Holi- day, and as usual it was a party to be remembered by all for a long, long time. More chicken was thrown than was eaten, but it didn ' t seem to matter. As graduation approached, Mu again prepared to say farewell to her seniors who had led the fraternity through another successful year- but not before a week of pre-graduation festivities at the beach. Another year is now history, and truly it was a great year for Pi Kappa Alpha. Sponsor: Betty Bean, Columbia, S. C. 138 F. Allred J. G. Bankhead G. S. Beckham R. T. Bolick P. L. Bradner L. J. Caldwell C. T. Campbell T. Chalgren C. H. Chapman D. M. Davis J. L. Denny C. Dobbins D. G. Eckstein W. A. Eubanks W. R. Free Brothers C. D. Fussell R. F. Gale O. M. Hampshire J. W. Howard D. R. Jameson E. S. Kemp W. B. Kirtland R. D. Lynn, Jr. D. K. MacLeod R. E. McNair H. M. Olmert E. R. Paulling C. L. Raid J. J. Smith G. P. Stogner J. R. Sullenberger A. C. Wallace C. W. Weston 139 Pledges J. R. Barnes H. H. Benner W. M. Blume A. W. Carter J. E. Gowland L. T. Lawson S. N. Lentz J. A. McNeil - ,1 R. E. Poss ' . - T. B. Robertson M. P. Sherard D. B. Sutherland J. M. Woods MtiA 140 PI KAPPA ALPHA PI KAPPA PHI Larry McLaughlin . Archer Don Taylor Warden Rick Stall Secretary David Austen Treasurer Pi Kappa Phi fraternity was founded on December 10, 1904, in Charleston, South Carolina, at the Col- lege of Charleston. The founders, Andrew Kroeg, Jr., L. Harry Mixon, and Simon Fogarty, Jr., were among seven charter members. Pi Kappa Phi has the distinction of being the only national fraternity founded in the state of South Carolina. Beta Chapter was chartered at Presbyterian College in 1907, and was the second national fraternity on campus. Presently, the fraternity has grown to about 21,000 members. Sponsor: Patricia Anne Cowden, High Point College. 142 C. D. Armistead J. B. Avery A. H. Barnett L. T. Clyburn J. M. Gower C. E. Massey Broth ers J. O. K. McKay S. C. McKay, Jr. I. J. L. McLaughlin A. L. Moore J. S. Oswalt D. M. Roberts, Jr. R. B. Stall D. Taylor D. S. Templeton, Jr. 143 Pled ges H. D. Adair J. E. Bagwell W. F. Blanchard M. L. Brannon D. R. Brown J. A. Brown D. A. Deuchars W. K. Green J. W. Hegler B. L. Hoopes C. S. Inglett R. E. Little D. R. Matthews R W. McDonald, Jr. J. P. McMillian H. E. Myers J. F. Oliver J. R. Ritter W. J. Robinson F. A. Smith T. H. Stearns R. A. Strozier K. R. Williams R. P. Wilson 1 ti MdA ■PIT | % 1 19 144 PI KAPPA PHI 145 SIGMA NU Robert S. Staton __ Commander C. Anderson Cooper Lt. Commander John S. Benson Treasurer E. Alex Erwin . __ Recorder Sigma Nu Fraternity was founded on January 1, 1869, at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Virginia. Zeta Theta Chapter was born January 13, 1951 at Presbyterian College. The Sigma Nu Lodge is located on South Holland Street in Clinton. Sigma Nu is a national fraternity proud of its more than 80,000 living members and over 130 active chapters. The creed of Sigma Nu is: To believe in the Life of Love . . . To walk in the Way of Honor . . . To serve in the Light of Truth . . . This is the Life, the Way, and the Light of Sigma Nu. This is the Creed of our Fraternity. Sponsor: Mrs. Cheryl Sammons 146 D. F. Allbright S. J. Allbright R. D. Ballard T. W. Baumgardner J. S. Benson C. E. Bolton W. C. Bucheit J. R. Cassady H. H. Cobb C. C. Conant C. A. Cooper R. T. Crozier E. A. Erwin D. R. Gravely R. E. Hall W. C. Harris J. C. Hedden J. R. Hibbits H. L. Higgins R. E. Home J. A. Hufham J. W. Lown T. M. Maynard W. P. Mills W. F. Myers D. R. O ' Connell, Jr. J. W. B. Ray H. W. Raynal M. C. Reeves H. A. Sammons Brothers C. W, Sharmon R. E. Staton J. G. Walther F. P. Ward R. N. Williams J. T. Touchberrv III 147 Pledges L. J. BuUis, Jr. J.W. Griggs, Jr. A. R. Fogle B. H. Hammett 1 i J. C. Heard III R. E. Jarrett D. D. Smith B. C. Visioli i e KM 148 SIGMA NU Li 149 THETA CHI John Mebane . President Gordon Wilson Vice President Michael Lefever Secretary George Latimer Treasurer Theta Chi Fraternity was founded in the Old South Barracks at Norwich University, Norwich, Vermont, in 1856, by Frederick Norton Freeman and Arthur Chase. From these two men Theta Chi has grown to be the 8th largest fraternity in the nation, boasting 144 active chapters. Beta Psi Chapter at Presbyterian College was chartered on December 5, 1943. Beta Psi is built on the premise that true brother- hood can only be established through encourage- ment of academic excellence and diverse interests. Its brothers participate in leadership capacities in all areas of student activities. Their seniors party- ing is a uniting force of their close brotherhood. The social year began officially this year with Homecoming and the Rush Party at Rock Hill, featuring The Exotics. Fall Frolics followed. At the conclusion of rush, 13 men pledged Theta Chi. Through very successful rush, a large number of others also joined the ranks second semester. The second semester social calendar was high- lighted by Military Ball, Spring Swing, IFC Week- end, and the most illustrious Pledge Hippie Party. Numerous smaller parties occurred throughout the year. In addition to parties, the brothers of Theta Chi are active in community help projects such as the annual Christmas Stocking Drive and the pledges Help Week. Sponsor: Bridget Baucom, Winthrop College 150 Brothers ! ( P WBr T. L. Alexander W. R. Anderson J. Amaya J. D. Bowles W. D. Catoe R. H. Cowin R. E. Deaver W. E. Dorn T. Ellefson J. R. Gallowav L. D. Geddie S. B. Gillespie R. A. Harrison P. K. Harkey J. L. Hills E. B. Hinkle J. B. Jackson E. H. Lane G. F. Latimer F. W. Lee M. G. Lefever M. Luke C. L. McClarv J. S. Mebane F. C. Pratt, Jr. P. E. Robbins, Jr. W. H. Scott HI R. J. Tatum. Jr. J. W. Tavlor, Jr. K. J. Terrell R. E. Thrower R. H. Waters J. H. Wergel G. F. Wilson 151 Pledges C. F. Adams G. Amaya J. Amaya F. C. Bates S. F. Broughton W. R. Dinglo A. R. Lane C. W. Rhodes J. C. Shaw S. W. Skeen J. M. Stephenson R. J. White, Jr. C. F. Ewan f .- R. L. Hearon _ ■ uAlljk 152 THETA CHI 153 Features 155 Homecoming Homecoming Queen Sponsored by The Student Christian Association 156 «SSE53 SCiwri5 ,fiiSri r%T ' x. ' fv r 5r ieW 4i Miss Barbara Na?ice For Student Council DAVID P. BERRY, President SPONSORS 158 p !;,Ji- ' !t Miss Carol Tumlwso7i For Honor Council JOHN S. MEBANE, Chairman SPONSORS 159 Mrs. Robert E. Staton For Blue Key ROBERT E. STATON, Chairman Miss Martini Smith Hayes For Proctors STEPHEN C. WISER, Head Proctor SPONSORS 160 Miss Diajwe Mayo For Scabbard and Blade RICHARD T. QUILLEN, Captain SPONSORS 161 Miss Mary Bis t line For PaC SaC HENRY M SMITH, Associcrfe Ed for SPONSORS SPONSORS Airs. Da7i O ' ConneU, Jr. For Student Entertainment Committee DAN O ' CONNELL, Chairman Mrs. R. J. Tatum, Sr. For Inter Fraternity Council RUSSELL J. TATUM, JR., Chairman 163 ; .• • V m . ' S . ' , :•, .. . . c-- . I ) m mm tct Itttt: III III! Ill wf % urn wn 1I ill! I III r - ' -i S  If- • V ' • ' i ' l Athletics Block P Front to Back — Column 1: M. Davis; E. Walker; B. Murray; S. Dula; B. Byard; W. Carter; W. Shealy; R. Hihbits: J. Lown; D. Hudson. Column 2: T. Campbell: M. Hampshire; C. Reid; J. Sullenherger ; R. Free; B. Quillen; P. Ferguson: D. Eckstein; K. Martin; D. MacLeod. Column 3: H. Cobb; R. Munn; B. Kirtland; R. Thrower Column 4: C. McClary: B. McBee; J. Barnes; E. Pauling. Column 5: R. Pennington; T. Dye; D. Bowles: R. Caldwell: J. Griggs: D. Wyatt. Column 6: R. Little; D. Taylor; E. Jenkins: B. McNair; P. Bradner: J. Bankhead: Not shoum: R. Quillen. (Pres.). Speed, agility, strength, stamina, courage, dedication . . . initiation, signs, clothes on backwards, shaved heads . . . concession stand . . . sports- manship . . . P on a sweater. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Outstanding athletes . . . fellowship . . . testimony . . . faith for today. 166 E. Pauling; J. Bankhead; H. Moore; R. Bolick; D. Mayo; M. Davis, (Pres.); R. Quillen; L. Vass; G. Sulli- van; T. Dye; B. KirtJand; N. Smith; D. Eckstein; S. Dula; R. Gualtieri. Blue Power Fired-up students . . . $5.00 . . . bus ride to Lenoir Rhyne . . . Sully . . . GO BLUE! . . . spirit. Pep Band Noise !!!... Gaines ' wig . . . Zeb ' s horn . . . McBee ' s drum . . . still they played . . . ON, ON, P. C. Jim Mohley: Ray Rood: Mark Brannon: Don Biddle: Robert McBee: Davis Edmunds: Robert Love: Fred Oliver; Ray McDonald. V — I — C — T — O — R — Y Cheer Leaders Practice in Judd . . . new cheers . . . Mini-skirts and rah-rahs . . . climbini the goalposts to dress the field . . . bonfire . . . Lcnim McLean: Mike Rai 168 Ellen Fhtharty: Helen Moore, Captain Annette Riddle; Pat Miller Shirley Dillard: Danny Wyatt ways to away games . . . freezing at Boone . . . red and blue meatwrapping paper hung with hope . . . All for P.C. stand up and hollar! 169 Jen?! Cinnmings: Nan Smith Football Front row: P. Ferguson; G. Robbins: E. Walker; T. Campbell; M. Hampshire: R. Munn; M. Davis. Row 2: C. Chapman; D. Thompson; R. McNair; J. Bankhead: B. Byard: J. Sullenberger; E. Dorn: P. Stogner; C. Reid: B. Murray; S. Dula: T. Edumrds; N. Mullen. Row 3: J. Stanford; C. Fxissel; P. Bradner; S. Kemp; J. Barnes; R. Smith; E. Pauli7ig; R. Jourdan; D. Eckstein; B. Kirkland; R. Hackle; P. Reeves. Row 4: E. Johnson; H. Sim- mons- P Shroyer; R Stoneburner; J. Trayham; R. Nolan; W. Shealy; J. Doyle; S. Boughton; T. Lawson; B. Tate;G. Jenkins; S. Tuten. Roiv 5: W. Gauthier; B. Caldivell; H. McAllister; E. Bates; E. Stanton; R. Rood; A. Wood; M Willard; R. McLaughlin; L. Spurlin; A. McNeill; J. Gowland; C. Morris. Row 6: N. Bailey: S. Dishroon; S. Williams; A. Bruyere: S. Skeen; R. Hicks: F. Cooper; H. Simmons; F. Adams: P. Colie; E. Poss; J. Woods; F. Bates. Seniors Mickey Hampshire, Co-captain, center Richard Munn, Co-captain, end Tommy Campbell, Co-captain, tackle Eddie Walker, tackle 170 Gene Robbins, hack Coach Cally Gaidt, Athletic Director Coaches Coach Billy Tiller How ' re you folks? . . . Hoshomighty!: I ' ve got a new one for vou today. . . . WelUl . . . ■ Coach Joe Nixon III iiiyrfBf Coach Boh Waters 171 nnrl Free- Term Dye: Randall Caldwell: Gary Humphries: The rain, the field, and other thnigs. Frederick Hurricane! ... 60 m.p.h. winds . . . rain . . . run, run, run and getting nowhere . . . finally, only inches from a score . . . fumble . . . 0-0. Pooh to the rescue. Lenoir Rhyne Underdogs . . . fired-up . . . Robbins in- tercepts and T. D. . . . four more intercep- tions . . . Sullenberger State Player of the Week . . . GREAT DEFENSE! . . . triumph . . . 26-9. 172 Kick him again. Skip. McNair around the end. Jourdan crosses in style. Dishroon on collision course. Wofford Traditional rivalry . . . campus artists . . . darkness . . . Kirt- land passes . . . Hackle runs . . . veneence . . . 20-7. 9th PLACE RANKING IN NATION ' S SMALL COL- LEGES! ! ! 173 P.D.A. Elon Youth Day! . . . Crucify the Christians . . . see-saw battle . . . Kirtland to Cooper, pass-run record . . . the bitter end . . . 20-21. Out of my way. Williams keeps hanging on. 174 Davidson Battle of the Presbyterians . . . we lost . . . 0-38. Jump ball! Guilford Homecoming . . . quake the Quak- ers . . . Eckstein hurt . . . uncertain outcome . . . Bradner scampers for score . . . victory in sight . . . blocked punt . . . heart break . . . 20-25. Cooper connects. Kirtland cocks . . . Bradner hauls it! Gang-tackle. US w Six points Appalachian Brrrr! ! ! . . . 30 degrees . . . snow Mountaineers wipe out the clan . 18-57. Western Carolina Smudge pots and warm hands . . . Sul- lenberger and Thompson lead defense ... 6 recovered fumbles . . . nip and tuck . . . 10-0. Catawba Parent ' s Day . . . prospects grim . . . Stogner and McNeill come through . . . defense snares five interceptions . . . Cooper ' s grandstand catch in end zone . . . come from behind win . . . 21-14. w ' •r ' i« ' ' T ' Byard lowers the boom. Flesh pile! Indians mowed down . Clearing way for McNair. Newberry Thanksgiving Day . . . Bronze Derby Classic . . . Indians stopped cold . . sneak play . . . T. D. . . . 14-0. Hackle evades tackle for T.D. Football ends . . . ups and downs . . . dreams unreached . . . winning season salvaged ... all in all, a good year. 177 Basketball Offense sets up. What a year! Hose dominate hoard. Coach Art Musselman i - Jt 11 Kneeling: Richard Quillen; Ken Martin. Standing: Bobhy Quillen: George Dickerson: Boh Leisure: 178 Dave Kerchner; Doug MacLeod: Jim Kiser: Dai e Hudson: Chuck Baker: Mike Lausman: Woody Carter: Mel Dains. Manager. Seniors The road to victory. j ™™- 3J3 :J Richard battles for basket. Ken drives for two. 179 Corner shot. Last minute victory over Wofford Dave tips one in. Have a seat, Bobby. Touchdown. Peli takes off. 180 Baker harrasses 43. Tremendous effort against nationally ranked Guilford . . . Rebound. Catch. Dave He did. 181 Boo! 5 wins, 19 loses . . . yet, they tried hardest of all. i JRJi i M Llit P ■■(itifl w V r ' mBc 1 ivHJI George arches jield goal. Higher, Woody! 182 Jim casts spell or victory. Track Hope clears twelve. Almost there. On your mark! Get set! 1 W . .I P Kneeling: Bob Cosby: Dowl Thompson: Bobby McNair: Ted Tate: David Bowers: Jim Bush; Cecil McClary: Johnny McCallum: Ellis Jenkins: Dan Eckstein: Ricky Little. Standing: Coach Nixon: David Hudson: Mitch Byrd; James Challen; Ferdie Jourdan: Tommy Porter: Johnny Walther: Doug Bowles: Grigg Jenkins: John Lown: Carlton Manley. 183 Hold on, Roach. Jenkins sets three-mile record. Sen lors Go! iSi J ' ■ - Challen ivins another mile. 184 McCallum strains at tape. Dash, sprint, run, stride! . . . It is finished Agony! . . Give it back. The javelin thrower. Porter racks up viore points. Four laps, three laps, two laps, the home stretch . . . Mass in motion. Eckstein, McNair, Bowles, and Jenkines — 440-relay win. 186 Gun lap. A little white piece of string! Led by experienced seniors . . . backed by strong freshmen ... a 7-2 record . . excellent 187 Suck! I t i 6 .% ' %zfJ, J . t Kneeling- Coach Ivey; Jack Barnes; Bob Hackle; Rad Free; Gene Robbins; Mike Thurston; Bob McBee; Bobby Byard: Johnny Griggs. Standing: Robin Williams; Allen McNeil; Shuford Wall; Grady Fallaw; Wayne Harris; Roger Blackstock: Bruce Hoopes; John Oswalt; Paul Fallaw; Rick Pennington, (Manager). Baseball Coach Ben Ivey A hit? The UntoiLchahles: Ferguson, Taylor, Rohhins, Thurston, McBee. Seniors Charhe Brown. Look behind you. Don! ' ' 189 Opposing player runs toward jirst baseman, as second baseman and umpire observe. . ' •is ' ' ' W L.tj. ' .t between the eyes! New coach . . . high hopes . . . but same old story ... 15 losses, 1 win . . . thanks, New- berry . . . maybe next year? Is it a bird? 190 ■■■jm Kneeling: Hart ( nhfi. , (i ! Aininjd {.Jndn). Jun Anuniii iJanine): George Amaya. Slaiiduiy: Cuuch SJiakespeare: Doug Haynie. Robbie Hihhits; Ben Gregg; Jim Stokely. Tennis Slow start Hibbits lays another one. Seniors Badminton. Doug? 191 MUMM i ' — . £ Mut ' ■.ji. ims i :4 :_ „ - I- r r r r- r r r r ' ' T ie master at work. Three Amayas, then there were two . . . first losing season in a long time . . . Number Two in the State. Reach for the sky. The huddle. 192 Strike! Does it hurt. Ben ' . 40 — love. Second i?; state . . . Jim Aviaya - Hibhits state doubles chaynpions . . . not a total loss by any means. George slams a backhand. 193 Ashton BLount; Terry Clyburn; Steve Albright; Senior Alan Parsons; Senior David Sale; Tim Yancey; Bruce Liyidstrom; Coach Tinsley. Number One. Top-flight seniors . . . new tournaments a pro coach. Golf Blount in the rough. Alan displays good followthrough. 194 Trapped Kvep iiuur eye on the hall. Lead to second place in state tournament. Too long in the clubhouse, Steve. I ' ll kill that snake yet. 195 Blackstock squeezes ofj a round. Bullets . . . bull ' s eyes . . . nerves Rifle Team What kind of weapon is that? Kneeling: Allan Weis; Jim MacMillan; Joe Morgan: Paul Rule. Standing: Doug Davis; Roger Blackstock; Danny Wyatt: Eddie Easton: Robert Thrmver: Coach Jowers. 196 rirt The Guns of Navaronne. Steady, Wyatt. 20-5 record . . . second place in Western Carolinas Conference and State . . . grrreat season! High -firer. 197 Football . . . Basketball . . . Track . . . Softball . . . Volleyball . . . Ping Pong . . . Tennis . . . Intramurals Flag tag. Reed Bolick, James Powell. Intramural Directors. This is study? 198 The Champions. Expertly organized . . . broad student par- ticipation . . . IIKA ' s victorious . . . Reed and James do outstanding job. Working up an appetite. Modified fvJl covrt press. Faculty meeting. 199 200 201 202 k :j i .i.. ,  . tr i v . , .ii, . , — .— ' .r— «=f«i Advertisements Opportunity for You! If your aim is high, Cone Mills has unlimited opportunity for you. We at Cone encourage young people to use initiative. We seek those who are anxious to develop new skills and imagination. If your aim is high, we are interested in you ! CONE MILLS CORPORATION An Equal Opportunity Employer m f CONE EXECUTIVE OFFICES Greensboro, N. C. 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