Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1970 volume:

UT? ' ' . ?•-:;•■• : l t ' X ., -. ' SB i r? - •■ J1I m«. • jAlii tf5 •■ ' 1 M r f 1 9 ,.„. 1 . i A SI ig What time IS It ? WhAt IS this time of oup lives ? What does colleqe mean ? What Ooes pResByteRian Colleqe mean ? Presbyterian College Library Clinton. South Carolina while we live, we seRve ' Wmtt u tfW- ■1 7 pi. k ' f m ' - .a.. • )HL !t t r ' T % ; -f? ' A ?Pf I ppesBytepian college 1970 paic SAC - Volume liv Clinton, South CAROlma n r 1 Education is the path to answering many of the world ' s problems. Being an educator is a difficult task. To accomplish that task one must be truly inter- ested in and concerned for his students. He must love knowledge, and enthusiasm must be a part of his nature. He must be an active part of today ' s changing society. To one such educator, 6r. Ponald 6 n n BupnsiOe we dedicate the 1969-70 Pac Sac. 077923 time to leApn, time to play, time to seRve, that ' s what college means time to give . . . of ouRselves to otheRs thait ' s what pc me ns. }SSmSSSZt ' EG E A ministRAtion and faculty BOAR6 Of tRustees SYNOD OF SOUTH CAROLINA George W. Dunlap, Bethel Presbytery The Rev. John K. Roberts, Jr., D. D., Charleston Presbytery Joseph Walker, Jr., Congaree Presbytery James A. Chapman, Jr., Enoree Presbytery Hugh L. Reid, Harmony Presbytery The Rev. William G. Foster, D. D., Pee Dee Presbytery William L. Watkins, Piedmont Presbytery William A. Barnette, South Carolina Presbytery The Rev. C. Newman Faulconer, D. D. W. Edwin Hemphill, Ph. D. Hugh S. Jacobs Malcolm P. Niven Robert M. Vance, H. H. D. SYNOD OF GEORGIA Alton A. Ellis, Athens Presbytery The Rev. Eugene T. Wilson, D. D., Atlanta Presbytery Henry B. Matthews, Augusta-Macon Presbytery Wallace M. Montgomery, Cherokee Presbytery The Rev. Benjamin F. Moore, Jr., Savannah Presbytery E. Clifton Lancaster, Southwest Georgia Presbytery The Rev. Vernon S. Broyles, Th. D. John R. Kinnett, Jr. Paul E. Manners L. James O ' Callaghan The Rev. Merle C. Patterson, D. D. J. Kyle Spencer The Rev. Allison F. Williams, D. D. ALUMNI MEMBERS J. Newton Gaston, Jr., M. D. Robert P. Moore Ross E. Templeton, L. H. D. TRUSTEES AT LARGE De Saussure D. Edmunds, C. L. U. Mrs. J. B. Fuqua Dr. Virginia S. Hardie LIFE MEMBERS John F. McLeod W. R.Wallace, M. D. T. Frank Watkins C. Douglas Wilson OFFICERS The Rev. Eugene T. Wilson, Chairman James A. Chapman, Jr., Vice-Chairman William L. Watkins, Secretary rriARC CAlvin weepsmq B.A.,Th.B.,Th.M., D.D., L.L.D. President WILLIAM FRED CHAPMAN B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Academic Dean THOMAS AURELIUS STALLWORTH B.A., B.D.,Th.M. Dean of Students Working with the student, Guiding the student, Serving the student . . . And helping the student to serve others. MARION FOGARTIEHILL B.A., M.A. Dean of Women ROSLYN CASON MARTIN B. A. Registrar JOSEPH OSCAR NIXON B. A. Director of Admissions BENHAYHAMM6T JOHN PAUL DANILUK GARY EDWARD CAMPBELL B A , B J. Director of Student Aid and Placement Business Manager and Treasurer Director of Alumni and Public Relations SANDRA G. ALEXANDER, Secretary; GRACE DURANT BEACH, Residence Counselor; OREN FRANCIS BEATY, Plant Superintendent; MILDRED B. BOWERS, Dining Hall Director. MARIAN AMANDA BURTS, Reference and Periodicals Librarian; SHIRLEY ANN CARTER, Library Assistant; ANN G. CASON, Transcript Clerk; FLORENCE ADAIR COOPER. LINDA S. DAVIS, Secretary; MAUDELLE H. FINLEY, General Secretary; RENEE GIANNONI, Circulation Li- brarian; FRANCES SPRATT GLOVER, Secretary to Ath- letic Director. HELEN HELLAMS, Infirmary Matron; AGATHA JONES HIERS, Receptionist; MARY SUE HOLMES, Assistant to the Business Manager; WILLIENE REEVES HUGHES, Secretary to the President. CLARICE WELLS JOHNSON, Director to the Guidance Center; GERTRUDE C. JOHNSON. MAZIE SPINKS JONES, Bookkeeper; MARY FRANCIS LEHMAN, Secre- tary. JOHN MABRY; MARY MARGARET McCALLUM, Resi- dence Counselor; EVA N. MILLS, Dining Hall Assistant; MARTHA ANN MONROE, Assistant to the Registrar. JANICE NOFFZ, Secretary; LENNART PEARSON, Li- brarian; JUDY GAIL PETTIGREW, Assistant; ROBERT P. PIEPHOFF, Assistant Director of Admissions. MARGUERITE SMITH PLOWDEN; MARION D. PRATER, Library Staff; JULIA PRATT TAYLOR, Douglas House Hostess. V MYRAPITTSTEMPLETON,Secretary;KARENL. THOMPSON, Assistant to Catalog Librarian; SHARON HERRING VENABLE, Secretary. JUDY S. WATTS, Secretary; ADELINA B. WILKES; LOSSIE MAE WILLINGHAM, Dining Hall Assistant. DINING HALL STAFF MAINTENANCE STAFF GEORGE MORRIS McGUIRE m memoRiam Life is eternal, Love is immor- tal and Death is only an hori- zon, and an horizon is only the limit of our sight. Apples of Gold RICHARD OLIVER ADAMS, B.S., M.A., Spanish ALTA W. ALBERGA, B.A., B.F.A., M.A., M.F.A., Art ROBERT GORDON ANDERSON, B.A., M.A., Sociology CARL JEFFERSON ARNOLD, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Economics and Business Administration MARY BALLE, B.A., M.S., M.A., English BERDIE ELLA JAMES BUFFKIN, B.A., M.A., Mathematics JUDITH AYER BURNS, B.S., Biology RONALD DANTAN BURNSIDE, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., History WILLIAM SIMPSON CANNON, B.S., M.S., Mathematics DOROTHY P. BRANDT, B.S., M.Ed., Ph.D., Education Not Pictured: PAUL ELLIS CAMPBELL, B.A., M.S., Mathematics ELEVATORS BMER. ■■ TOP OFp Light • a • 3 • 1 li, k.- Ifl - EUGENIA GURNEY GARTER, B.A.. M.S., Science KENNETH NOLON GARTER. B.A., M.S., Ph.D., Chemistry CHARLES HENRY COKER, B.A., M.A., History ALAN GEOFFREY COOK, B.A., B.M., MM., Music CLAUDE HENSON GOOLER, B.S., M.Ed., Ph.D., Psycholo- gy AUREL MANER ERWIN, 8. A., M.A.. French CHARLES THOMAS GAINES, B.M.Ed., M.M., Music CALHOUN FOLK GAULT, B.A., M.A., Director of Athletics, Head Football Coach JOSEPH MILLER GETTYS, B.A., S.T.B., S.T.M., Ph.D., Kris- ten Herrington Professor of Bible HEINRICH FRANZ EUGEN GIANNONI, Diploma, German and French. KATHERINE WARDLAW GILES, B.A., M.A., Physical Edu- cation JOHN SOBEY GLOVER, B.A., M.A., Modern Foreign Lan- guages EARL BUGGLE HALSALL, B.A.. M.A.. Political Science JOHN WILLIAM HAMPTON, III, B.S., Military Science, Cap- tain, Artillery, United States Army FREDERICK WILLIAMS HARRISON, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Bio- logy LEWIS SCOTT HAY, B.A., B.D., Th.M., Ph.D., Religion and Greek JANE PRICE HOLT, B.A., M.S., Biology RANDOLPH B. HUFF, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Chemistry FORREST G. HUTCHINGS, III, B.A., M.A., Psychology HERMAN EARLE JACKSON, B.A., M.A., Physical Educa- tion WILLIAM KNOX JACKSON, B.S.. M.S., Physics GEORGE MILEY JENKINS, B.A., B.D., Th.D., Sociology SUMNER ALLEN KING, JR., B.S., M.A., En- DAVID ROYAL MOOREFIELD, B.A., B.D., JACK RENARD PRESSAU, B.S., B.D., glish Th.M., Ph.D., Philosophy M.C.E., Ph.D., Religion and Psychology YVONNE JOAN TAPSON KING, DIplome de DAVID CHARLES NEEDHAM, B.A., M.A., DALE OSBORN RAINS, B.A., M.A., Speech Litt., B.A., Ph.D., French History and Drama STEPHEN TAYLOR MARTIN, B. A., M. A., NEAL BYRON PRATER, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., GEORGE WILSON RAMSEY, B. A., B.D., Mathematics English M.A., Ph.D., Religion Rowl across Row 2 across Row 3 across , ■ ' i ■ HERBERT JULIAN ROBINSON, B.A., M.A.. Physical Edu- cation Co-ordinator ANNE BROWN ROGERS, B.A., M.A.T., English JOHN BUSH ROGERS, B.A., B.D.,Th.M., Religion JAMES FRANKLIN SAILORS, B.S., M.S., Business Admlni stratio n JAMES EWART SHAKESPEARE, B.A., M.A., English, Ten- nis Coach JAMES LISTER SKINNER, III, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., English FRANCIS VINTON SMITH, JR., B.A., M.A., Psychology SARAH RACHEL SMITH, B.A., M.A., English ANN BARTHOLD STIDHAM, B.S., M.A., Ed.D., Psychology JAMES DOYLE STIDHAM, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Biology ROBERT BERRY STROCK, B.S., M.Ed., Physical Education ALEXANDER BELL STUMP, B.S., M.S.. Ph.D., Biology WILLIAM FLOYD TILLER, B.S., Physical, Education WILLIAM B. TUTTLE, JR., B.S., Military Science, Colonel, Infantry, United States Army JOHN FROST WALKER, B.A., LL.B., LL.M., M.B.A.. Eco- nomics and Business Administration WINDSOR EARL WARD. B.S., Military Science, Major, Armor, United States Army SpORtS fOOtBAll 1969 TOUCHDOWNS . . . PASSES . . INTERCEPTIONS . . . FIELD GOALS. . .EXTRA POINTS... Another season and the Blue Hose finish third in the Carolinas Conference. After the first half of the season, the team rallied to win five out of the six remaining games. With two-thirds of the team being freshmen, and fifty-three out of sixty men returning next year, the future looks bright. The seven seniors closing their career at Presbyterian were Johnny Bankhead, Sandy Cruickshanks, Raymond Smith, Carey Fussell, Ed Paulling, Phil Bradner, and Bill Bradshaw. But these leave knowing that rival New- berry College was beaten all four years. SCOReBOARd Presbyterian 21 Quantico Marines 41 Presbyterian 12 Furman 14 Presbyterian Lenoir Rhyne 45 Presbyterian 8 Wofford 42 Presbyterian 10 Elon 26 Presbyterian 17 Guilford 3 Presbyterian 10 Catawba 17 Presbyterian 27 Appalachian 25 Presbyterian 12 Carson-Newman 14 Presbyterian 28 Western Carolina 17 Presbyterian 23 Newberry 21 «l Blue hosemen 1 ALLEN McNEIL 10 WAYNE RENWICK 11 JOHNNY GLYMPH 12 JERRY CHANDLER 14 LARRY EASTERWOOD 16 ELLIOTT POSS 20 JOHNNY JESELNIK 21 BILLQUINN 22 HENRY SIMMONS 23 PORTER KENNINGTON 24 TOMMY EDWARDS 25 WAYNE DUDLEY 26 JOHNNY JACKSON 27 LYNN DREGER 30 HARVEY JONES 31 LANG LONG 33 RICHARD MEDLIN 35 TONY PASSARELLO 37 BOBBY ENTREKIN 40 DAVID ECKSTEIN 41 WADE SMITH 42 BILL SLOAN 43 KENNY PALMER 44TAM MILTON 45 RICKY CHERRY 46 PHILBRADNER 50 JEFFTIBBITTS 53PHILSHROYER 54 TOM THRASHER 55 JOE UPCHURCH CALLY GAULT, Head Coach 57 TONY STALLWORTH 58 LARRY TYLER 60 WAYNE THOMPSON 61 BOBBY HICKS 62 ALLEN CRENSHAW 63 TOMMY LAWSON 64 JIMMY FRYE 65 BOBBY NORRIS 66 JAY ROGERS 67 JAHN INMAN 68 STANLEY GRUBER 69 BUCKY DAVIS 70EDPAULLING 71 FRANKIE BATES 72 ROBERT MIDDLETON 73 BOB McKINNON 74 CAREY FUSSELL 75 RAYMOND SMITH 76 SHERWOOD McKAY 77 JOHN PERRY 78 BILL BRADSHAW 79 ROWLAND McLAUGHLIN 80 WALTER SHEALY 81 JERRY TRAYNHAM 82 LYNN SPURLIN 83 SANDY CRUICKSHANKS 84 HAROLD BENNETT 85 DANNY DANIEL 86 JOHNNY BANKHEAD 87 BILL CALDWELL 89 BOB CLOY rifiiffmfiififtf! s  ; ' ' ;:? ' ' i- .jAgy- ' ' s is ..- BasketBAll 69 - 70 With an overall 12-14 record, the Blue Hose had a good basketball season. Coach Herb Robinson led the seven freshmen and two sophomores on the twelve man team to a performance which marked the team ' s best since 1959. Though there was the loss of Fred Melson at mid - semester, the team earned their way to the Caro- linas Conference Tournament. All in all, a good year for the cagers. SCOReBOARC) Presbyterian 77 Lander 60 Presbyterian 55 Wofford 83 Presbyterian 61 Erskine 82 Presbyterian 80 Catawba 67 Presbyterian 57 Pfeiffer 63 Presbyterian 95 Emory-Henry 76 Presbyterian 90 Allen 64 Presbyterian 56 Guilford 71 Presbyterian 62 Catawba 77 Presbyterian 72 High Point 87 Presbyterian 65 Lander 64 Presbyterian 69 Wofford 60 Presbyterian 88 Mars Hill 81 Presbyterian 70 Newberry 72 Presbyterian 66 Erskine 52 Presbyterian 66 Guilford 76 Presbyterian 64 Elon 77 Presbyterian 79 Mars Hill 93 Presbyterian 59 Wofford 62 Presbyterian 90 High Point 69 Presbyterian 61 Erskine 64 Presbyterian 73 Belmont Abbey 62 Presbyterian 65 Newberry 84 Presbyterian 50 Elon 59 Presbyterian 71 Belmont Abbey 61 Presbyterian 81 Pfeiffer 63 CAROLINAS CONFERENCE Presbyterian 66 Guilford 80 Blue hosemen GEORGE DIGKERSON DAVEKERCHNER DONNIEKUHN DANNY YARBOROUGH FREDMELSON MIKELOVELL JOHN BARTONE BOBBY WHITESIDE JERRY OWENS STEVE CROWE HOWARD BEAN MARTIE PILLAR ARTIE MAXWELL HERB ROBINSON, Head Coach mm ■w rr s , t. -,.i«jij:«..,. m PRESBY COL cheeRleadeRs JEANCUMMINGS ANN NEWTON SHIRLEY DILLARD ELLEN FLUHARTY ANN BATES ANN RICHARDSON FRANCES COX DENNIS GILBERT MIKE KELLY DAVID MANN ROBBIE HOPKINS Always full of enthusiasm . . . yelling . . . cheering . . . pep rallies . . . posters . . . the cemetery of opponents . . . spirit . . . and the cry of BLUE HOSE pep BAnC) FRED OLIVER DAVIS EDMUNDS RICK WILSON TOM DONNELLY JOHN KNOX TOMMY BISHOP WILLIAM MILTON STEVE PAVASE DAVID HARGROVE GARY HINSON BARRY SHATZER DAN HAMBY SANDRA STRIBLING ELIZABETH MYERS MARTIN NIX ' AnO the B3kn6 pUyeC) on . . . tennis 1970 2 w|ig« ■ ■ mmii - ' - 5 1 «i6 Ot;ife W i - - r Blue hosemen MILAN KOFOL GEORGE AMAYA ORIS ADAIR DON LAY JAN KOFOL CRAIG Mckenzie BEN GREG NAT CAMPBELL JAMES SWINK HOWARD PIERCE JAMES SHAKESPEARE, coach tennis matches JACKSONVILLE UNIV. ROLLINS COLLEGE U. OF FLORIDA FLORIDA STATE COLUMBUS COLLEGE CLEMSONUNIV. E. STROUDESBURG ST. U. OF 8. CAR. U. OF CINCINNATI TENNESSEE TECH. WEST CHESTER ST. UNIV. OF TOLEDO OHIO UNIVERSITY UNIV. OF VIRGINIA HARVARD UNIVERSITY UNIV. OF GEORGIA GEORGIA TECH. COLUMBIA UNIV. W. KENTUCKY UNIV. E. KENTUCKY UNIV. PFEIFFER COLLEGE THE CITADEL U. OF NORTH CAR. FURMAN UNIVERSITY ERSKINE COLLEGE GUILFORD COLLEGE APPALACHIAN UNIV. DAVIDSON COLLEGE May 1 and 2 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT High Point, N.C. May 15 and 16 NAIA DISTRICT 6 TOURNAMENT Clinton, S.C. June 9-14 NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT Kansas City, Missouri March 9 March 10 March 11 March 12 March 13 March 16 March 17 March 19 March 23 March 24 March 25 March 26 March 28 March 30 March 31 April 2 April 3 April 4 April 7 April 8 April 9 April 11 April 13 April 14 April 15 April 16 April 18 April 25 QOip 1970 Blue hosemen TERRY CLYBURN BRUCE LINSTROM JOHN WINN WILKIECOLYER JOHN JACKSON JIMMY PETERSON BILL ROBINSON TOMMY PORTER f -C ::;? tl« .-«Lltj. ' March 18-21 March 23 March 25-27 March 30 March 31 April 6 April 9 April 10 April 14 April 17-18 April 20 April 21 April 23 April 28 April 30 May 4-5 May 18-19 PALMETTO INVITATIONAL WOFFORD-RUTGERS RED FOX INVITATIONAL BLOOMFIELD STATE-LANDER UNIV. OFS.G. UNIV. OFN. C. ASH. APPALACHIAN STATE-LANDER GARDNER-WEBB-HIGH POINT CLEMSON - WAKE FOREST STATE TOURNAMENT UNIV. OFN.C. ASH. NEWBERRY-GUILFORD ERSKINE-GARDNER-WEBB WOFFORD-NEWBERRY-CATAWBA LANDER-ERSKINE CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT DISTRICT NAIA TOURNAMENT m tpack 1970 Blue hosemen - PETE AYLER JOHN BECK DOUG BOWLES BILL CALDWELL BOB COSBY LYNN DREGER LARRY EASTERWOOD DAVID ECKSTEIN DENNIS GILBERT JOHNNY GLYMPH BOBBY HICKS GARYHINSON JOHN INMAN JOHNNY JACKSON JOHNNY JESELNIK MIKE KELLY PORTER KENNINGTON WENDELL KINGSMORE RICK LITTLE KEN LISTER PATMcKEE TOM MILTON MONTY NELSON BOBBY NORRIS DICK PAINTER TONY PASSARELLO BILL WUINN WAYNE RENWICK WAYNE THOMPSON JERRY TRAYNHAM BOBBY WHITESIDE March March April April April April April April April April May May 21 HELMUS RELAYS 26 WOFFORD-WESTERN CAROLINA 3 ST. ANDREWS COLLEGE 7 GUILFORD COLLEGE 10 CATAWBA AND WOFFORD 15 STATE MEET 18 DAVIDSON RELAYS 21 WESTERN CAROLINA-WEST GA. 25 WOFFORD INVITATIONAL 28 GARDNER-WEBB 2 DISTRICT NO. 6 MEET 5 CONFERENCE MEET Presbyterian 1195 u.s.c. 1080 Rifle team Presbyterian 1263 Wofford 1033 Presbyterian 1265 Davidson 1187 1970 Presbyterian 1252 U.S.C. 1108 Presbyterian 925 Camden Mil. Acad. 665 Presbyterian 1265 Mercer 1239 DAVID HILL Presbyterian 1243 Wake Forest 1102 BILLDOTGER Presbyterian 1270 N.C.A. T. 1131 BOB THROWER Presbyterian 1265 Georgia State 1139 DICK PAINTER Presbyterian 1255 Ga. Mil. College 1085 HAL BLACK Presbyterian 1263 Mercer 1271 ROGER BLACKSTOCK Presbyterian 1255 N.C.A. T. 1133- JAY BOMAR Presbyterian 1254 Furman 1296 ED GILL Presbyterian 1278 Davidson 1222 HAL SULLIVAN Presbyterian 1238 Clemson 1316 CARL BINGHAM Presbyterian 1226 Georgia 1225 JOE MORGAN Presbyterian Wofford SGT. HARRILL, Coach Presbyterian Clemson Presbyterian Furman Presbyterian 1251 Wofford 1197 SGT. HARRILL, coach Presbyterian 1251 Clemson 1310 intRAmuRAls FOOTBALI FUN . . . TEAM SPIRIT . . . VOLLEYBALL . . . COMPETITION . . . BASKET- BALL . . . ACTION . . . BASE- BALI SPRING .. . spoRtsmAPShip . 1 . i. , 4. f 1 I 1 1 1 V time to shaiRe, time to appReciAte ARt . . . miss tommie ellis nomecominq 1969 Alumni return, reminiscing old times, and commenting on changes that have taken place. New buildings, new faces, different at- titudes, coeds — all are added to the old buildings, traditions, and familiar faces. For the students it is the time of a big weekend . . . the parties, the dance, the football game, the Homecoming Queen. For all ... a happy time. time to listen. time to CARe, time to Be team. time to wAtch, time to Be ' 1 w . idiMi pRatepnities inteR fRAtepnity council The purpose of the IFC is to provide regu- lations for the operations of fraternities (es- pecially during Rush Season), to sponsor the activities for Greek Weekend during the sec- ond semester, and to act as the representa- tive link between the Fraternity system and the faculty and administration. SHUFORD WALL, President TED ELLEFSON, Vice-President JOHN OSWALT, Secretary-Treasurer TH ETA CHI: RANDY LANE TEDELLEFSON ALPHA SIGMA PHI: TOMMY PORTER SHUFORDWALL PI KAPPA PHI: MIKE LAUSMAN (substituting for John Oswalt) DAVID DEUCHARS PI KAPPA ALPHA: JOHN WOODS STEVE LENTZ KAPPA ALPHA ORDER: MITCH BYRD RANDY STONEBURNER SIGMA NU: Not Pictured — WARREN McKINNEY MIKE MAYNARD Alpha Sigma phi 1. PETE TAYLOR 22. JOHN CARPENTER 2. NED CAMPBELL 23. JOHN HUNDLEY 3. GORDON QUERY 24. CRAIG McKENZIE 4. ALAN LUNDSFORD 25. DON OTEY 5. MIKE ANDERSON 26. BILLBREARLEY 6. ROBBIE HOPKINS 27. JIM JOHNSTON 7. DON LAY 28. TOM BISHOP 8. TOMMY APPENZELLER 29. KEN BROWN 9. DAVID MANN 30. TOM WESTMORLAND 10. SAMMY GREEN 31. JOE MORGAN 11. PENNY HODGES 32. CHARLES GERTLER 12. 80 JONES 33. BILLY COX 13. HENRY DALLAVALLE 34. HOKECURRIE 14. DOUG LAUDERDALE 35. TOM PORTER 15. DAVID EDENS 36. JOE ACKER 16. BROWNING McREE 37. JIMTALLEY 17. DAN MILLER 38. SHUFORDWALL 18. CHRIS ADAIR 39. TOM CAIN 19. RALPH PATTERSON 40. DUNCAN McFADYEN 20. WADE BALSLEY 41. BOB COSBY 21. TIM CHAMBERLAIN 42. BOB GUSTAFSON kAppA AlphA AV 1. JIM STRICKLAND 30. CHUCK BEAMAN 2. JOHN TAYLOR 31. DAN DUNN 3. JOHN AKERS 32. EDWIN MILLS 4. BRAXTON BLALOCK 33. HENRY HARGROVE b. GARY GARRETT 34. PAUL SHAW 6. VINCEBRANNON 35. GRIERBOMAR 7. BO BOGER 36. ANDY DOUGLAS 8. JOHN MEGATHLIN 37. KENT DUCKWORTH 9. WILKIE GOLYER 38. SAMMY BINGHAM 10. BEN FEWELL 39. JERRY OWENS 11. CHARLES NEW 40. CLIFF WILSON 12. JULE EADON 41. GEORGE DICKERSON 13. ALLAN WELDON 42. ROBERT GUESS 14. OLIVER HINES 43. BOBBY KING 15. KYLE MclNTYRE 44. BILL THATCHER 16. DANNY YARBOROUGH 45. MITCHELL BYRD 17. LELANDBOMAR 46. LAWRENCE CAMPBELL 18. JIM PATE 47. BILL LEE 19. LAINELIGON 48. JOHNSHACKLEFORD 20. CARL DOHN 49. SANDY CRUICKSHANKS 21. BILL BEATY 50. LYNNSPURLIN 22. PAT HUNTER 51. TOMMY EDWARDS 23. RANDY STONEBURNER 52. WILLIAM HARRY 24. BEN GREGG 53. FLEMING GIBSON 25. JOHN SOUTHERN 54. STEVE KIRVEN 26. JOHN LEWIS 55. RUFUS BRATTON 27. JOHN EVANS 56. HUGH REID 28. LARRY PURVIS 57. PAULWILBURN 29. BOBBY JOHNSTON 1. JOHNNY BANKHEAD 19. JOHN PERRY 2. COREY FUSSELL 20. BOBBY SWANN 3. PHIL BRADNER 21. DAVID ECKSTEIN 4. GLEVE DOBBINS 22. RICHARD CHERRY 5. STAN KEMP 23. JOHNNY JESELINK 6. EDPAULLING 24. BILL ROBINSON 7. JOHN WOODS 25. STEVE TIBBITS 8. TOMMY LAWSON 26. HAL SULLIVAN 9. BOBBY NORRIS 27. KEN KUDER 10. GARY HUMPHRIES 28. LARRY EASTERWOOD 11. JERRY CHANDLER 29. HARVEY JONES 12. MARSHALL SHERARD 30. WADE WATSON 13. ELLIOTT POSS 31. PHILSHROYER 14. TONY STALLWORTH 32. HAL BENNETT 15. TOM MILTON 33. HAYES WORLEY 16. TIM LLEWELYN 34. STEVE BURKE 17. GEORGE WILKINSON 35. STEVE LENTZ 18. PAUL REEVES pi kappa Alpha y ' yj T pi kAppA phi r OAy i JS 1. RICK PENNINGTON 15. DON RICE 29. LAMAR KELSEY 2. JAMES McGEE 16. POWERS ENGLISH 30. PETE PETERSON 3. MIKE KELLEY 17. JIM McNAIR 31. JOHN BROWN 4. JOE HILL 18. JERRY REEVES 32. JOHNWYNN 5. JOHN RITTER 19. HUNTER MOSS 33. HERB MEYERS 6. RICK WILSON 20. GARYHINSON 34. KEN WILLIAMS 7. CLINT MASSEY 21. BILL GRAY 35. BOBBY STROZIER 8. FRED OLIVER 22. BILL ROBINSON 36. STEVE SARSLERS 9. TERRY CLYBURN 23. TOM DONNELLY 37. PRESTON ELROD 10. EUGENE VAUGHAN 24. FOREST SMITH 38. HENRY BODIE 11. MARK BRANNON 25. HENRY ADAIR 39. DAN KAMP 12. SHERWOOD McKAY 26. DAVID DEUCHARS 40. TOM MOHONEY 13. STAN BELL 27. RONNIE REECE 41. ANDY CRENSHAW 14. IRBY HIPP 28. JIMMY McMillan r : : Sigma nu 1. BRIAN BATEMAN 24. PAUL YANTIS 2. JIM DOUGLAS 25. ROBBIE HODGE 3. JOHNNY GLYMPH 26. FRANK ARMSTRONG 4. RUSTY HAWKINS 27. JOHNNY GRIGGS 5. DEXTER ROSS 28. WAYNE THOMPSON 6. KEITH PORTER 29. HENRY GARRISON 7. LEE JONES 30. RICK WILLIAMSON 8. EDGANAWAY 31. WALTER SHEALY 9. LEE BERNARD 32. WARREN McKENNEY 10. BEN HUDSON 33. ROSS FOGLE 11. WADE SMITH 34. PAT MILLER 12. GEORGE McCALL 35. JOHN WOODSIDE 13. ROB LITTLE 36. ROGER BLACKSTOCK 14. JOHN DOWLING 37. BARRY VISEOLI 15. ERICHUDGINS 38. DAVID SMITH 16. WILLIAM MANN 39. HOWARD HIGGINS 17. BILLY CRIBB 40. TED HILL 18. BILLCAROTHERS 41. MIKEREY 19. BO DUKE 42. WAYNE HARRIS 20. LARRY ELAZER 43. HOLEBROOK RAYNAL 21. FRITZ SHANKEL 44. MIKEMAYNARD 22. HARRIS BRIDGES 45. JAMES HUFHAM 23. DICKY PAINTER he chi 1. RANDY KEY 19. 2. MONTY NELSON 20. 3. RICKY MATHIS 21. 4. T.C.WILLIAMS 22. 5. RICK DAVIS 23. 6. ROBERT HARRY 24. 7. DOUG BOWLES 25. 8. FRANK BREITLING 26. 9. ANDY MILLS 27. 10. BILL BAKER 28. 11. BOBSTIMSON 29. 12. JIM ELLEFSON 30. 13. TOMMY RENTZ 31. 14. BARRY JENKINS 32. 15. BOOTSIE BRAWLEY 33. 16. ROBERT ODOM 34. 17. RUSTY WILSON 35. 18. BRUCE DICKEY BILLY WELLiVER 36. CHARLES EVANS 37. CHUCK SMITH 38. PHIL EVERHART 39. JIMMY PETERSON 40. TED ELLEFSON 41. JIMMY SHAW 42. FRED EWAN 43. BILL ELEBASH 44. BOBBY HARRISON 45. EARL WADE 46. GREGPEARCE 47. ROBERT McCLEOD 48. JOHN STEPHENSON 49. SAM BROUGHTON 50. RANDY LANE 51. RONNY COLVIN 52. RICKHERRON RUT DINGLE ED DAWSON JOHN JACKSON DAVID EWAN FRANKIE BATES JUAN AMAYA BILL RHODES BRUCE LINDSTROM JOHN BECK BUDDY LINDSAY EDHINKLE JIM HILLS BILLBRADSHAW HUGH GRIFFIN HOWARD PIERCE BOB THROWER .Ai. ,, ' jp to W m.ue f ' ' ' T m ' :H s? t?-.: ' ;.X -A • X b m  ID rf  ' ; yH . S ' Si militApy William B. Tuttle, Jr., B.S. Professor of Military Science comniAn6inQ ofpceps Windsor Earl Ward, B.S. Assistant Professor of Military Science Ernesto Santos, Jr. Detachment Sergeant Major John William Hampton, III, B.S. Assistant Professor of Military Science company y LTO R CADET LT, L. T. CAIN, JR. CADET CAPT. TOM STEARNES CADET LT. R. A. STROZIER JiliilH company b ' LTO R CADET LT. JOHN OSWALT CADET CAPT. WAYNE HARRIS CADET LT. RONALD COLVIN company c LTO R CADET LT. L. T. CLYBURN CADET CAPT. G. L. DICKERSON CADET LT. R. E. LITTLE company 6 LTO R CADET LT. C. E. MASSEY CADET CAPT. C. D. FUSSELL CADET LT. J. McW. ALLISON company e LTO R CADET LT. R. E. THROWER CADET CAPT. W. H. SMITH CADET LT. J. B. JACKSON m.s. Ill LTO R CADET LT. R. V. SMITH CADET LT. R. A. KING BROWN, C: DONNELLY T GARRISON, J; HARGROVE, S McGEE, J; NIX, M; SPRUILL W; CAMPBELL, E; ADAIR, C: HINSON, G; HODGES, P WARTHEN, J; GILBERT, D BISHOP, T; BROWN, K HAMBY, D; KNOX, J; WILSON D; MILTON, W; WESTMORE- LAND, T; OTEY, D; STUTTS B; ELROD, P: OLIVER, F; DI- RECTOR. -ato f • 1 1 J ORum n( BUQle coRps CADET CAPT. SHUFORD WALL, Headquarters Company Commander FREEBURG, R; HAMRICK, L: SCOTT, W; WILT, B; SULLIVAN, H; KELLAM, C; ROBINSON, C: BALSLEY, W: RICHMOND, C; BREARLY, W KELSEY, L; MARRY, G; WINN, H; BODIE, H, CROWE, S; HARRY, R; JONES, H.L; WILLIAMS. T wysoR Rifles flight tRAininq LTO R GOWER, J. M. STANFORD, J. O. KEITH, R. T. OLIVER, J. F. COlOR QUAR6 t S« ' ■ ' .-— LTO R PURVIS, L.S. DUNEAN, W. L. BROWN, D. Mckenzie, c. BENEDICT, J. McCALL,G. ARMSTRONG, H. F. ORQAnizAtions student Qovepnment association Presbyterian College grows each year. In order to cope with its problems and to serve it, the Student Government Association is expanding its scope and spreading its leaves. While striving to bend toward the student, the council is careful to extend a branch toward the faculty, the administration, and the Board of Trustees. The pattern of com- munication is life or death to Student Government because it depends on the student, but must carry through to the other elements as well. The newly initi- ated system of two major councils and committees combines faculty, admini- stration, and students. Changes which have effected stu- dents considerably have been the re- vamping of assembly, controversies of Rat Week and ROTC. In recent years the SGA has affected the student through the initiation of the pass-fail system and changes in the cut system, and sug- gested a uniform grading scale which is now in effect. ROBERT JOHNSTON, President TOM EDWARDS, Treasurer 102 TOMMIE ELLIS, Secretary Seniors: BILLY BRYANT FERDIE JOURDAN Sophomores: CRAIG McKENZIE GORDON QUERY BEN GREGG JIMMY SHAW Freshmen: TOM APPENZELLER ANDY DOUGLAS women ' s council JOCELLE ALVERSON, President ELYSIA GREENLEE, PEGGY ELLISON, Vice-Presidents JANE VERNON REEGE, Secretary DIANA RICE, Treasurer JOY GLENN SANDRA RYAN VIRGINIA SONNEN ELIZABETH RUMPH SARAH BROWN BARBARA HOGAN LENA STRICKLAND MARY LEE SMITH MAREE WATERS CISSY HAZLEHURST SUSAN SMITH women ' s judicial council ANN HARWELL, Chairman KAREN BUCHHOLZ ELIZABETH MYERS CILETRIPPE REE WYATT ELAINE PARKER honoR council JOHN TAYLOR, Chairman BOB COSBY JOHN SOUTHERN BOBBY QUILLEN ED DAWSON HERB MYERS TED HALL BRUCE LINDSTROM ANN HARWELL CILETRIPPE ELLIOTT POSS The Honor CounciL the judicial branch of the SGA, has made several changes this past year by amendments to the Student Government Constitution. The Council is now composed of eleven members instead of the previous ten. This member was added to allow for a defense attorney to Insure a defendant of his rights. The other major change is the minimum penalty for the first offense Honor Code violation. It was reduced from two weeks suspension to a sen- tence left entirely to the discretion of the Honor Council according to the severity of the offense. . PROCtORS H. L. BOMAR DOUG BOWLES RUFUS BRATTON MITCH BYRD BOB COSBY ED DAWSON ED DUCKWORTH MIKEGOWER BEN GREGG ROBERT GUESS ROBERT HALL JAMES HILL PAT HUNTER ROBERT KING JOHN LLEWELLYN DUNCAN McFADYEN JOHNMEGATHLIN SIDNEY MORGAN HERBERT MYERS LOUIS PORTER MIKE RAY HUGH REID CARSON RHYNE JIMMY SHAW FORREST SMITH JOHN SOUTHERN JOHN STANFORD RANDSTONEBURNER ROBERT STROZIER BARRY VISIOLI ALLAN WELDON GEORGE DICKERSON BOBBY HICKS sec PEGGY ELLISON, Chairman FRANCIS COX CHARLES NEW ROBHICKLIN BILL BEATY ALLAN WELDON JOHN WOODS BUDDY LINSEY CARL DOHN JUDY STIRLING JOHN FORD LARRY PURVIS SHERRY CONNELL ED GANNAWAY STAN BELL DAN CAMP Appointed by the Student Council, the Student En- tertainment Committee sponsored numerous social events to enliven the campus. In addition to sponsor- ing such outstanding entertainers as Billy Joe Royal, The Pieces of Eight, and The Brooklyn Bridge for concerts and dances, campus movies were provided with admission free. For those students interested in country and western music, a Blue Grass Concert was held. The newest addition to campus life was the Dirty Mind which presented local talent as well as the professional artistry of Mary Smith and the members of the Coffee House Circuit. Women ' s Control Board: Bailey Hall — CAROLYN BROWN, Chairman TOMMIE ELLIS SANDRA RYAN BECKY BIRDSONG LIVY NORTON Clinton Hall — HARRIET KELLY, Chairman FRANCES COX JANESNODDY MARIE WATERS pReshman contRol boarC) Men ' s Control Board BOBBY KING, Chairman CLINT MASSEY, Co-Chairman FRANK ADAMS JOHN BANKHEAD ROGER BLACKSTOCK GEORGE DICKERSON TOMMY LAWSON WARREN McKINNEY RONALD Mclaughlin ED PAULING the Blue stocking TOM GAIN, Editor ED DAWSON, Managing Editor JODY FOWLER, Business Manager HOKE CURRY DON OTEY RICK NELSON EDCHITWOOD JIM JOHNSTON FRANK BAGG GAILCORDES SUSAN YARBROUGH STEVE PAVESE TOM APPENZELLER KIM GREEN BETH PRATT TED TATE BOB GUSTAFSON Without The Blue Stocking, the students of Pres- byterian College might never know what Is going on in the college community. The staff is composed of various and original contributors each week. Editor Tom Cain and the rest of the talented staff have sup- plied the student body not only with the news and happenings around Presbyterian College but, also, with much food for thought . Each edition contains many contemporary issues outside the academic community. Even though we may not always agree. The Blue Stocking has helped to make us aware of our surroundings in both our college and world communities. w [ m ' . . m ■iiUBBBBBLadBHBBHI b i ' ' ' 1 paC SAC SALLIESTAKELY, Editor DICK BAKER, Business IVIanager DAN HAMBY, Photographer JANE VERNON REECE, Class Editor PRUDY SHADE, Organizations Editor ALLAN WELDON, Fraternity Editor BECKY GROGAN, Sports Editor MARSHA KNIGHT CARSON RHYNE FRED WOODS MARY LEE SMITH ANN BATES NANCY PARKS BRENDA ADKINS Busy day, busy days, busy daze — and more than a few busy nights — the deadline approaches, the coffee pot empties, and the days go by with fantastic speed. Suddenly the time arrives when all is done and, with vague regrets of what it might have been, we send the copy on its way. Once more an annual is made, compounded of dreams, plans, and hours of work by the staff. And though we may display a certain proprietary spirit, our book belongs to no one and to everyone. It is a little bit of each of us, frag- ments of our daily lives preserved to remind us of the whole and bring us pleasure in remembering. pCA BOB HICKS, President JOHN PERRY, Secretary LARRY TYLER, Treasurer JOHNNY GLYMPH FRITZ SHANKEL BOBBY WHITESIDE NED CAMPBELL TONY STALLWORTH BOB COSBY JOHNNY BANKHEAD PORTER KENNINGTON JOHN INMAN ALLEN CRENSHAW JIM SIMMONS LARRY EASTERWOOD BOBBY McKINNON HAL BENNETT EVAND SCARBOROUGH MARTY TILLER ED PAULING STEVE TIBBITTS STEVE CROWE STANLEY GRUBER PHIL NOBLE BOB CLOY RICHARD MEDLIN RICK CHERRY JOEUPCHURCH WAYNE THOMPSON BUCKY DAVIS JOHNNY JESELINK JERRY TRAYNHAM CHARLIE COLEMAN DAVID ECKSTEIN KENNY PALMER TONY PASSARELO TIM LLEWELYN JOE KINNEY TOMMY APPENZELLER JAY ROGERS It is a program to confront athletes and coaches, and through them the youth of the nation, with the challenge and adventure of following Christ through the fellowship of the Church. B iptist Student union TOMMY LAWSON, President ED PAULLING, Service Chairman JEAN KIRKLEY, Progrann Chairman The Baptist Student Union is a link between Baptist students at Pres- byterian College and the First Baptist Church of Clinton. It meets to discuss topics of interest to the members. This year the BSU has planned to work with the vocational rehabilitation department at Whitten Village to fill a need that these people have during their off-hours. canteRBUpy cIub HARRIET BLACK, President REBECCA HENSON, Secretary westminsteR fellowship CARSON RHYNE, Moderator REE WYATT, Secretary-Treasurer LEN BATTEN, Business Manager MARY LORICK THOMPSON, Project Chairman KAREN BUCHHOLZ, Project Chairman HARRIETT KELLY, Program Chairman PEGGY ROBINSON, Program Chairman Westminster Fellowship is an organi- zation on campus in which all students are considered members. The W. F. stands for the principles of Christian love and service. In the 1969-1970 year, it has been project-centered. Some in- clude a drive for Halting Hunger, a cloth- ing drive to help needy families in Ken- tucky, a Christmas party for under- privileged children in the Clinton, Mountville, and Joanna areas, and paint- ing the Child Care Center in Clinton. DUNCAN McFADYEN, President BILLY BRYANT, Vice-President JOHN AKERS, Secretary-Treasurer BOBBY JOHNSTON DOUG BOWERS TED HALL JOHN TAYLOR TOM CAIN BOBBY QUILLEN CARSON RHYNE ROBERT GUESS JUAN AMAYA JON MACKEY FERDIE JOURDAN BOB COSBY SHUFORD WALL WAYNE HARRIS The Blue Key is a national honor fraternity formed to honor men who have displayed qualities of lead- ership during their college careers. Among the pur- poses of the organization are the fostering of ambi- tion for intellectual attainment and the desire to ren- der service to the student body and college, the study of student problems, and the enrichment of student life. Each year the Blue Key aids in registration and in planning Youth Day and Parents ' Day. In an effort to maintain cordial relations and to increase school spirit, the Blue Key annually holds exchange chapel programs with the Wofford and Newberry Blue Key Chapters. F% signiA psi JON MACKEY, President HAL HOWINGTON, Vice-President LENA STRICKLAND, Secretary-Treasurer Sigma Psi is an organization established for psy- chology majors. Seminars, viewing stimulating films and planning for various service projects are among the yearly activities of this organization. Not only are the members concerned with furthering their knowl- edge of psychology but also they aid in promoting an interest for psychology among the students. human Relations council MMii ' M th The Human Relations Council of Presbyterian Col- lege is a student organization dedicated to encourag- ing interest in such varied areas as social affairs, political science, law, art, and science. We sponsor speakers of many fields and controversial figures representing all parts of the political and social spectrum. We are open to free debate and discus- sion. The Council is non-partisan and encourages the propagation and exchange of all ideas and philoso- phies. mi . . the pc pUyeRs The PC Players, a group of col- lege students interested in drama and theatrical productions annually present various plays in the Black Magic Theatre. Many skills are re- quired in backstage work, lighting, set construction and design, prop- erties, make-up, and costumes. The players kicked off the 1969-1970 season with the successful produc- tion of Moliere ' s Tartuffe. Alpha psi omeQA Initiated — Spring, 1969: HELEN M OORE PAT DRiGGERS KATHI WILLIAMS ANN FADELY DANNY WYATT LIBBAGURLEY DAVID HOOD Alpha Psi Omega is a national honor dramatic fraternity whose Tau Mu Chapter was organized in April, 1968, on the P.O. campus. Students earn membership in the fraternity by their participation on- stage and backstage in the plays produced by the PC Players. The national organization includes casts in all fifty states and Canada and is the largest college drama society in the world. Each year the group sponsors various theater ac- tivities and services. pResByteRian college choiR The Presbyterian College Choir is open to all students with talent and enthusiasm. This group of selected students provides enjoyment for listeners as well as the parti- cipants. The yearly activities include: per- formances for Youth Day, Parent ' s day, and for the board of Visitors. The Choir presented a very enjoyable Negro Spiritual music lecture-concert to the student body. Other activities include trips and concerts highlighted by their Spring Tour to Florida and states along the way. The overall musi- cal ability and spirit of the Choir help to make each performance one that the audi- ence will never forget. MARGOT DUPUY LOU LUMSDEN CARLISLE MULDROW MARIE PERKERSON BARBARA GREEN TERESA BRANNON CAROL BOGGS FRANCES COX BROOKS WHITTLE MARY LORICK THOMPSON MARSHA KNIGHT REBECCA HINSON CINDY BLANTON SUSAN TAYLOR JACKIE WOOD MARY LEE SMITH SUSAN YARBROUGH JILLSWENSON DIANA HARRIS KAREN BUCHOLZ LIZANNE LINGLE PAT OSWALT SALLIE STAKLEY HARRIET KELLEY ELIZABETH RUMPH VIRGINIA BOLICK BONNIE DIETZ CHERYL LUNCEFORD COURTNEY ROBINSON FRAN LOWE ELIZABETH MEYERS JIM SIMMONS JAKE MOORE PETE PETERSON BARRY SHATZER WAYNE BULLARD HAL LEWIS MAC LEGERTON CHARLES ETHERIDGE ROBBIE HOPKINS THOMAS DONNELLY JAY WARTHEN JOHN KNOX MARK BRANNON FRED OLIVER CECIL GURGANIS FRED WOODS GORDON QUERY DAVID HARGROVE TOM PORTER RAY ROOD CARSON RHYNE PAT PHILLIPS CHARLES TAYLOR DAN HAMBY tmovio - 4 %  . mA RIQAlS THE LORDS AND LADIES OF THE MADRIGAL SINGERS: BONNIE DIETZ MARGOT DUPUY FRAN LOWE DIANNA HARRIS CARLISLE MULDROW COURTNEY ROBINSON SUSAN TAYLOR SUSAN YARBOROUGH MARK BRANNON DANHAMBY CECIL GURGANIS PAT PHILLIPS TOMMY PORTER RAY ROOD GORDON QUERY FRED WOODS THE MORRIS DANCERS MARSHA KNIGHT CHERYL LUNSFORD MARIE PERKERSON MARY LEE SMITH SALLIESTAKELY MARY LORICK THOMPSON SHIRLEY DILLARD JESTER: JAY WARTHEN MAGICIAN: CARSON RHYNE CHARLES T, GAINES, CONDUCTOR Music has been compared to the Speech of Angels and every performance of the Madrigal Sing- ers verify this analogy. The Madri- gals are a part of the Presbyterian College Choir. Dressed in authentic costumes of the sixteenth century, the group sings songs of this era. The Jester and Magician are an additional asset to their authentici- ty. The Morris Dancers perform with the Madrigals as a unique group of entertainers. The Madrigal Singers presented a Dinner-Con- cert in early December and have performed at various churches. They also have appeared on E.T.V. and Edith Lang ' s Today in the Carol inas. young pepuBlicAns ELMER HATCHER, Chairman JOE HILL, Vice-chairman WICK POWELL, Secretary-Treasurer The purpose of the Young Republican Club is to further the ideals and policies of the Republican par- ty on the Presbyterian College campus. This year the club sponsored speaking ap- pearances by gubernatorial candidate, Arthur Ravenel, and other Republican officials, and was represented at various workshops and conventions. Business An6 economics cIub BOB THROWER, President JIMMY SHAW, Vice-President Composed of Business and Economics majors, as well as others who are interested in these fields, the Business and Economics Club seeks to promote in- terest in, and present a better understanding of the various aspects of the fields of Business and Eco- nomics. Among it ' s activities the club held discus- sions, sponsored speakers who presented programs on certain phases of the business world, and ar- ranged field trips in conjunction with the Business and Economics Seminar class. ?f8fr««Wfr« tAu phi pi science society CARL DOHN, President JIM COOK, Vice-President DIANA RICE, Secretary-Treasurer JAMES TODD DAN TYLER BILLBREARLEY PHILSHROGER DICK BAKER BILLY SPRUILL BOB HICKS BOB COSBY JOHN AKERS EDBRIGGS SUZANNE ANDERSON ELIZABETH RUMPH SANDRA STRIBLING RANDSTONEBURNER MICHAEL GAYNE ALLAN WELDON DUREN JOHNSON JOE MORGAN TOM WESTMORELAND PAULYANTIS HOWARD PIERCE RUFUS BRATTON Man ' s conquest of the moon has made science one of the most popular and important interests of today. It is the purpose of the Tau Phi Pi Science Society to keep themselves and the academic com- munity abreast with all the latest scientific dis- coveries. At the moment they pursue such down-to- earth activities as revision of their constitution and organization of their goals. The future may hold their sponsorship of interesting and knowledgeable speakers. sophomoRe ACA emic society Sigma kappa alpha To all who have achieved the right to be members of these socie- ties, we give our recognition 130 ' ' ' ll faj. ' % in memoRi Am jean ellen kmkley She has outsoared the shadow of our night. Adonais Percy Bysshe Shelley students who ' s who Seniors are selected for Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges on the basis of scholarship, participation and lead- ership in academic and extra-curricular acti- vities, citizenship, service to the college, and promise of future usefulness. Students are nominated by the faculty and final selection is made by the Faculty Committee on Awards and Scholarship. ROBERT EDWARD COSBY MARGARET ANN ELLISON LOUIS FERDINAND JOURDAN ROBERT ALLAN STROZIER MARIAN ELIZABETH MYERS GEORGE LANGSTON DICKERSON, JR. WILLIAM ALVAH BRYANT, JR. ROBERT GLEN JOHNSTON, III ROBERT LAINE LIGON DUNCAN BROWN McFADYEN senioR class of 1970 GEORGE DICKERSON, President JOHN GRIGGS, Vice-President BOB THROWER, Secretary-Treasurer JOHN OLIVER AKERS, Ormond Beach, Fla.; B.S. Pre-Medicine; Kappa Alpha Order, President; Blue Key, Secretary-treasurer; Golf. HADDON NABERS ALLEN, High Point, N. C. JAMES McWILLIAMS ALLISON, Greenville, S. B.A. History, Political Science. C; JOGELLE ALVERSON, Spartanburg, S. C.; B.A. En- glish; Freshman Control Board, Co-chairman; Or- ganization of Women Students, President; Fresh- man Orientation Committee. JUAN ANDRES AMAYA, Bogota, Colombia; B.S Bio- logy; Blue Key; Theta Chi, Chaplain; Tennis; Tau Phi Pi. JOHN GARDINER RICHARDS BANKHEAD, Chester, S. C; B.S. Business Administration; Football, Cap- tain; Block P ; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Advanced ROTC; Scabbard and Blade; Business and Economics Club; Pi Kappa Alpha; Freshman Control Board. WILLIAM SMITH BEAN, Spartanburg, S. C; B.A. His- tory and Political Science; Human Relations Club. WILLIAM CATHCART BEATY, JR., Rock Hill, S. C; B.A. History: SCA Cabinet; Kappa Alpha Order, Sec; Intramural Chairman. CHARLES SAMUEL BLACKMON, Mountville, S. C; B.S. Business and Economics. ERVING WEEKS BOGGS, Spartanburg, S. C ; B.A. English, History; Dean ' s List. HORACE LELAND BOMAR, Spartanburg, S. C; B.A. History, Political Science; Kappa Alpha Order; Proctor. ALVIN FLOYD BOONE, Laurens, S. C. senioR cUss op 1970 MARGARET BOUNDS, Salisbury, Md.; B.A. Psycho- logy. JOHN DOUGLAS BOWLES, St. Stephen. S. C; B.A. English; Blue Key; Theta Chi, President; Track Team, Captain; Richard Reed Memorial Trophy; Block P ; Proctor; Dean ' s List. PHILIP LANCE BRADNER, Thomasville, Ga.; B.S. Business Administration; Pi Kappa Alpha; Foot- ball; Hudson Military Award; Scabbard and Blade. JAMES RUFUS BRATTON, JR., Rock Hill, S. C; B.S. Pre-Medicine; Kappa Alpha Order; Junior Class Secretary-treasurer; Proctor; Long-Rifles; Scab- bard and Blade; Distinguished Military Student. WILLIAM ALVAH BRYANT, JR., Quincy, Fla.; B.A. History and Religion; SCA; Westminster Fellow- ship, Vice-President; COP: Proctor; Freshman Hall Counselor; SGA, Freshman Representative, Sophomore Representative, Secretary, Senior Representative; SGA Academic Committee, Chair- man; Academic Affairs Council; Herk M. Wise Scholarship; Blue Key, Vice-President; Who ' s Who. WILLIAM DUNCAN BRADSHAW, Society Hill. S. C; B.S. Business Administration; Theta Chi; Football; Track. KAREN EILEEN BUCHHOLZ, Waycross, Ga.; B.A. English; Choir; Women ' s Judicial Council; Sopho- more Academic Society; WF; Dean ' s List; SCA; COP. LOUIS THOMAS CAIN, JR., Decatur, Ga.; B.A. English; Advanced ROTC; Alpha Sigma Phi, President; Blue Stocking, Sports Editor, Editor-in-chief; SCA, Freshman vice-President ; Freshmen Control Board; Blue Key. LEWIS TERRELL CLYBURN, Kershaw, S. C; B.A. English; Advanced ROTC; Dean ' s List; Golf, Cap- tain; Pi Kappa Phi, Treasurer; ROTC Scholarship. ROANALD HORNER COLVIN, Spartanburg, S. C; B.A. History; Theta Chi; ROTC. SHARON ELAINE CONNELL, Alexandria. Va.; B. A. Sociology; Social Committee: SPIT; SEC. ROBERT EDWARD COSBY, Jacksonville, Fla.: B.S. Biology; Alpha Sigma Phi; Football; Track; Honor Council; Tau Phi PI; IPC; SCA; Who ' s Who. WILLIAM KYLE COX, JR., Woodruff, S. C; B.A. Psycho- logy; Alpha Sigma Phi; WF; Sigma Psi. ALEXANDER CRUICKSHANKS, Gainesville, Fla.; B.A. History, Political Science; Football; Kappa Alpha Order; Honor Council; FCA DOTTIE JEAN CUMMINGS, Columbia, S. C; B.A. Business Administration; Women ' s Council, Sec- retary; Cheerleader; Academic Advisory Commit- tee; Homecoming Court. TOM JOHN DAVIS, Clinton, S. C. GEORGE LANGSTON DIGKERSON, Spartanburg, S. C; B.A. Economics; Kappa Alpha Order, Treasur- er; Advanced ROTO, DMS; Scabbard and Blade, Treasurer, Company Commander, Secretary-Trea- surer; Vice-President, President, Class Officer; Proctor; Hall Counselor; Block P ; SEC; Basket- ball; Wfio ' s Who. BONNIE LEE DIETZ, Aiken, S. C; B.A. English; Cheerleader; Choir; Madrigal Singers. EDWARD EASTON, Charlotte, N. C; B.A. Psycholo- gy: Rifle Team; Sigma Psi. PAUL DAVIS EDMUNDS, Coral Springs, Fla.; B.S. Business Administration; W.F.; COP; Pep Band; Business Economics Club. LARRY RALPH ELEAZER, Columbia, S. C; B.S. En- glish; SCA, Intramurals. WILLIAM NOBLES ELEBASH, Pensacola, Fla.; B.S. Psychology; Theta Chi. THEODORE WILLIAM ELLEFSON, Albany, Ga.; B.S. Business Administration; Theta Chi; IPC, Vice- President. MARGRET ANN ELLISON, Greenville, S. C; B.A. English; Women ' s Council; Vice-President; SEC; Homecoming Queen; Who ' s Who; Faculty Student Union Committee; Founders Scholar. CARL FREDERICK EWAN, Columbia, S. C; B.A.; His- tory, Political Science; Theta Chi. HELEN DIANE FLECK, Alpharetta, Ga.; B.A. Eco- nomics. JOEL ALFRED FOWLER, Atlanta, Ga.; B.S. English; SCA College Republicans; Alpha Sigma Phi, Vice-President; SEC; Blue Stocking; Feature Writer, Business Manager; SGA Services Committee. CAREY DWIGHT FUSSELL, Hazlehurst, Ga.; B.A. Economics; Advanced ROTC, Company Command- er; Reserve Officer Association Medal; DMS; Football; Pi Kappa Alpha, M.C. senioR class of 1970 MICHAEL STEPHEN GAYNE, Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies; B.A. English; PC. Players; Human Relations Club. NANCY PAYNE GILMER, Anderson, S. C; B.A. His- tory; Sophomore Academic Society; Founder ' s Scholar; Oeland History Scholarship: Frank D. Jones Award; Fraser Bible Award. JOY CHANDLER GLENN, Spartanburg, 8. C; B.A. Sociology; Pac Sac; Women ' s Council; Social Committee, Chairman. CLIFTON CARSON GOODWIN. Sumter, S. C; B.S. Business Administration; Dean ' s List; Pi Kappa Phi; Tau Phi Pi; Business and Economics Club. JAMES MICHAEL GOWER, Decatur, Ga.; B.A. His- tory, Political Science; SCA; Advanced ROTC; Pi Kappa Phi, Historian, Secretary; Blue Stocking; Freshmen Hall Proctor. MARILYN GOSNELL GOWER, Greenville, S. C. THOMAS CHARLES GOWER, Greenville, S. C. JOHN WILLS GRIGGS, JR., Cheraw. S. C; B.A. His- tory, Political Science; Baseball; Advanced ROTC: Battalion Staff; Distinguished Military Student; Senior Class Vice-President: Scabbard and Blade, Vice-President; Block P : Sigma Nu. ROBERT EASTERLING GUESS, Union, S. C; B.A. English; Kappa Alpha Order, Treasurer, Vice-Pres- ident: IFC; Head Proctor. ROBERT EDWIN GUSTAFSON, Atlanta, Ga.; B.A. History; Alpha Sigma Phi; Young Republicans; Blue Stocking. senioR class op 1970 ROBERT EDWARD HALL, Atlanta, Ga.; B.A. History, Political Science; Sigma Nu, Scholastic Chairman, Commander; Honor Council; Men ' s Judicial Coun- cil; Proctor; Blue Key; Faculty-Student Committee on Graduate Studies; Stukes Award for Pre-Law. JOHN CASWELL HAMRICK, B.A. Mathematics. Ill, Charleston, S. C; WAYNE COLLINS HARRIS, Atlanta, Ga.; B.A. En- glish; Sigma Nu, Secretary; Baseball; Advanced ROTC; Scabbard and Blade; Distinguished Mili- tary Student. ROBERT ADAMS HARRISON, McDonough, Ga.; B.S. Business Administration; Theta Chi, Secretary, Vice-President; Business and Economics Club. ANN STURGIS HARWELL, Macon, Ga.; B.A. Eco- nomics; Who ' s Who; Honor Council, Secretary; Women ' s Judicial Council, Secretary, Chairman; Pac Sac, Assoc. Class Editor; Academic Commit- tee; SGA; Dean ' s List; Academics Standards Com- mittee; Sigma Kappa Alpha. OBBIE HAVERKAMP, Alexandria, Va.; B.A.; Track. HOWARD LINDON HIGGINS, Salyersville, Ky.; B.S. Biology; Sigma Nu, Vice-President; IFC, Treasurer; Intramural All-Star. JAMES LAMB HILLS, Myrtle Beach, S. C; B.A. En- glish; Business and Economics Club; Dean ' s List; Theta Chi, Historian, Librarian; Proctor. EDGAR BRUCE HINKLE, Lexington, N. C. DAVID HENRY HOOD, III, Mebane, N. C; B.A. En- glish. HAL WATSON HOWINGTON, JR , Grover. N C: B.A. Psychology: Human Relations Council. Co-direc- tor: Sigma PsI, Vice-President: Young Republi- cans, Young Democrats. JAMES AUSTIN HUFHAM, III. Tabor City. N.C: B.A. Political Science and History: Sigma Nu, Treasur- er: SGA. RICHARD HUMPHRIES, York. S. C; B.A. Political Science, History; Football: Block P : Pi Kap- pa Alpha. PATRICK STOWE HUNTER, Belmont, N. C: B.A. Mathematics: Kappa Alpha: Freshman Hall Coun- selor. JOHN BRISTOW JACKSON, Sumter, S. C: B.A. Mathematics: Theta Chi. Pledge Marshal: Golf Team. ROBERT GLEN JOHNSTON, ill, Columbus, Ga.: B.A. History: Kappa Alpha: Blue Key: SGA, President, Representative: Advanced ROTC: Who ' s Who. HOMER MICHAEL JONES, Clinton, S. C; B.S. Busi- ness Administration; Business and Economics Club. LOUIS FERDINAND JOURDAN, JR., Chester, S. C: B.A French and Psychology; S.C.A., President and Treasurer; SGA. Sophomore and Senior Repre- sentative, Treasurer; Blue Key; Track Team; Best Drilled Sophomore Cadet; Intramurals; Who ' s Who; Dean ' s List; Sigma Psi. RAYMOND TODD KEITH, Lebanon, N. J.; B.S. Biolo- gy; Soccer; Tau Phi Pi. EDWIN STANLEY KEMP, JR., Jonesboro, Ga. ROBERT ALLEN KING. Lake City, Fla.; B.A. Sociolo- gy; Kappa Alpha Order, Corresponding Secretary; Freshman Control Board, Chairman; Advanced ROTC; Scabbard and Blade; SPIT. MARSHA LEE KNIGHT, Melbourne, Fla.; B.S. Math- ematics; Choir, Morris Dancers; WF; COP; Dean ' s List; Dorm Social Committee, Pac Sac. JOHN WESLEY LEWIS, JR , History, Political Science. Charlotte, N. C; B.A. ROBERT LAINE LIGON, Pacolet, S. C; B.A. Psychol- ogy; Kappa Alpha Order; Who ' s Who; President of Freshman Class; President of Sophomore Class; Vice-President of Junior Class; Sigma Psi. ROBERT EMMETT LITTLE, Clinton, 8. C; B.A. His- tory; Business and Economics Club; Advanced ROTC Track; Block P . FRED LEE LOCKWOOD. Atlanta, Ga.; B.A. Psychol- ogy. DUNCAN BROWN McFADYEN, III, Raeford, N. C; B.A. English; Student Council, Junior Repre- sentative, Vice-President; Alpha Sigma Phi, Offi- cer; Blue Key, President; Academic Affairs Coun- cil; Freshman Dorm Council; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who. SHERWOOD CAMPBELL McKAY, JR., Atlanta. Ga.; B.A. History, Political Science; Best Drilled First Year Cadet; Dean ' s List; Founder ' s Scholar; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Pi Kappa Phi, Treasurer; Rush Chairman; Intramurals. senioR cUss op 970 JANE VAN SLEEN MacLEOD, Shelby. N C : B.A. English. SANDRA MARILYN McQUEEN, Easley. S. C; B.A. Christian and Elementary Education; Honorary Vardell Scholar; Deputation Team; Sophomore Honor Society; SCA; SPIT; Deans List; Gettys Scholarship; PC Players; WF; College Life; Who ' s Who. JON DUNCAN MACKEY, Pensacola. N. C; B.A. Psy- chology; ROTC; Superior Cadet Award; Cadet Bat- talion Commander; Scabbard and Blade. First Sgt.; Sigma Psi. President; Blue Key; Young Re- publicans; Human Relations Club; Distinguished Military Student. CLINTON EDWARD MASSEY, Atlanta. Ga.; BS. Pre- Medicine; Advanced ROTC; Distinguished Military dent; Pi Kappa Phi. Pledgemaster. Warden. Sec- retary, President; Freshman Control Board. Co- chairman; Proctor. THOMAS MICHAEL MAYNARD, Bainbridge. Ga. CHARLES MICHAEL MELTON. Laurens. S. C. JOHN HENRY MOLE. Barnwell. S. C; BS. Biology, HERBERT EUGENE MYERS. Augusta. Ga.; B.A. Eco- nomics; Advanced ROTC; Scabbard and Blade; Honor Council; Pi Kappa Phi. Business and Eco- nomics Club. Proctor. MARIAN ELIZABETH MYERS. Orlando, Fla.; B.A, History; Choir; PC Players; WF; Women ' s Coun- cil. Treasurer; Women ' s Judicial Council; COP; Oeland History Award; Founder ' s Scholar; Who ' s Who. CHARLES ADOLPHUS NEW. JR.. Spartanburg, S. C; B.A. Political Science. History; SEC; Judicial Board; Kappa Alpha. senioR cUss of 1970 DEBORAH BROWN NIPE, Lancaster, French; Women ' s Council. S. C; B.A. JOHN L. NIPE, Hollywood, Fla.; B.A. History. JOHN FREDERICK OLIVER, College Park, Ga.; B.A. Psychology; Advanced ROTO; Choir, President; Director Pep Band; ROTC Scholarship; Pi Kappa Phi, Warden. JOHN STEVEN OSWALT, Hallandale, Fla.; B.S. Busi- ness Administration; Advanced ROTC; Baseball; Pi Kappa Phi, Intramural Chairman; ROTC Schol- arship; IFC, Secretary-Treasurer; Business and Economics Club; Dean ' s List; Intramurals. PAMELA SMITH OSWALT, Hollywood, Fla.; B.A. So- cial Studies; Sophomore Academic Society; Dean ' s List; Founder ' s Scholar. CHARLES CARROLL PARNELL, JR., Abbeville, S. C; B.A. Political Science; Football; Baseball; Dean ' s List. EDWARD RUFFIN PAULLING, Batesburg, S. C; B.S. Mathematics; Football; Baseball; Block P ; Cap- tain of Football Team; FCA; BSD; Pi Kappa Alpha. RICK VINCENT PENNINGTON, York, S. C; B.S. Math, Education; WF; Block P ; Pi Kappa Phi; Intramurals. BOBBY JACK GUILLEN, Kingsport, Tenn.; B.A. Eco- nomics; Basketball; Honor Council; Scabbard and Blade. HOLBROOK WYMAN RAYNAL, Clemson, S. C; B.S. Biology; Sigma Nu, Chaplain and Intramurals; Ad- vanced Military; Distinguished Military Student, Batallion Staff, Color Guard; Scabbard and Blade; SCA. JANE VERNON REECE, Cramerton, N. C; B.A. Psy- chology; COP; Hall Monitor; Dean ' s List; Sigma Psi; Pac Sac, Class Editor; Valedictory Scholar- ship. RONALD CHESTER REECE, Greenville, S. C; B.A. Psychology; Pi Kappa Phi; Sigma Psi. GEORGE ALFRED REID, Clinton, S. C. HUGH L. REID, JR., Georgetown, S. C; B.A. English; Kappa Alpha Order; Officer. HENRY CARSON RHYNE, JR., Charlotte, N. C; B.S. Religion, Christian Education; SCA; Vice-Presi- dent, President; WF, President; COP. Coordinator; Honor Council, Chapel Organist; Choir; Madrigal Troupe; Proctor; Hall Counselor; Frehman Bible Award; Sophomore Bible Award; Dean ' s List; Blue Key; Who ' s Who; Pac Sac Staff; PC Players. JOHN ROBERSON RI TTER, Goldsboro. N. C; B.A. History, Political Science; Pi Kappa Phi; Chaplain; Rush Chairman. JOHN COOPER SHACKELFORD, JR., Greenville. S. C: B.A. English; Kappa Alpha Order; Long Rifles; SPIT. JOHN RAYMOND SHAW, JR., Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT MICHAEL SIMONS, Macon, Ga. JUDY ELIZABETH SIMPSON, Waxhaw, N. C; B.A. English; Choir; Cheerleader; PC Players; Alpha Psi Omega; Treasurer; Homecoming Representa- tive for Theta Chi. FORREST ARTHUR SMITH, North Augusta, S. C; B.S. Biology, Pre-Med; Proctor; Lab Assistant; Pi Kappa Phi; Tau Phi Pi. RAYMOND VAUGHN SMITH, Miami, Fla.; B.A. His- tory, Political Science; Football; Block P ; Ad- vanced ROTC; BSU; FCA. SUSAN JETER SMITH, Santuck, S. C: B.A. English; Founder ' s Scholar; Oeland English Scholarship; Sophomore Academic Society; Women ' s Judicial Council; Honor Council; Graduation Marshal; SCA; Pac Sac Staff; Dean ' s List; WF; COP. WILLIE H. SMITH, JR., Macon, Ga.; B.A. Business Administration; Advanced ROTC; Scabbard and Blade; Business Economics Club. YVONNE D. SMITH, Clinton, S. C; B.S. Accounting. RODNEY E SPILMAN. Charleston, S. C; B.A. Reli- gion; Choir: WF; Drama Club; Young Republicans; Gamma Omega Phi; Human Relations Club. JOHN OATLEY STANFORD, Decatur, Ga.; B.A. Eco- nomics; Alpha Sigma Phi; Treasurer; Advanced ROTC; Scabbard and Blade; Football; SCA; Hall Counselor; Business and Economics Club, Vice- President. THOMAS HARRY STEARNS, Atlanta, Ga.; B.A. Eco- nomics; Pi Kappa Phi; Advanced ROTC; Scabbard and Blade, Distinguished Military Student. senioR cUss of 1970 LENA MARIE STRICKLAND. Atlanta, Ga,; B.A. Psy- chology; SCA: Homecoming Queen; Women ' s Council; Sigmi PsI, Secretary-Treasurer; SPIT Coor- dinator; Who ' s Who. ROBERT A. STROZIER, Augusta. Ga.; B.A. Econom- ics; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who; Sophomore Aca- demic Society; Freshman Hall Counselor; Ad- vanced ROTC. JAMES BISHOP TALLEY, Marietta. Ga.; Alpha Sigma Phi. JOHN BARRON TAYLOR, Chester, S. C; B.S. Pre- Medicine; Tau Phi Pi; Honor Council; Chairman; Men ' s Judicial Council; Chairman; Kappa Alpha Order; Founder ' s Scholarship; Oeland Science Scholarship; Whitelaw Science Scholarship; Sophomore Academic Society; Sigma Kappa Al- pha; Blue Key. Who ' s Who. WILLIAM CARTER THATCHER. Tenn.; Kappa Alpha Order. Lookout Mountain. DANIEL YOUNG THOMPSON. Fountain Inn, S. C; B.S. Business Adminiatration; Business and Eco- nomics Club. WILLIAM DOWLING THOMPSON, Greenville, S. C; B.A. Social Science; Football. Track; Block P ; All Carolina ' s Conference Defensive End ROBERT EMMETT THROWER, Atlanta, Ga.; B.S. Business Administration; Theta Chi; Business Economics Club; Advanced ROTC, Secretary- Treasurer 4. ELIZABETH MAURY VASS. Loulaberg. Dem. Rep. of Congo; B.A. French; PC Players; Student Coun- cil; SCA; Freshman Control Board; Blue Power. ROBERT BENN VINCENT, Myrtle Beach, S. C; B.A. Religion, Philosophy; Human Relations Club. BARRY CARL VISIOLI, Anderson S. C; B.A. English; Sigma Nu: Proctor. SHUFORD IVIIAL WALL, JR., North Augusta, S. C; B.A. English: Alpha Sigma Phi; Advanced ROTC; Outstanding Sophomore Cadet; IPC; Faculty Com- mittee on Fraternities; Who ' s Who; Blue Key. JANE ANN WESTALL, Asheville, N. C; B.A. Psychol- ogy; Sigma Psi. PAUL E. WILBURN, III. Union, S. C; Kappa Alpha WORTH RICHARD WILLIAMSON. JR., Lumberton, N. C; B.A. History, Political Science; Sigma Nu; In- tramural Football, Basketball. m memoRiam WILLIAM FREDERICK MYERS Before me peaceful, Behind me peaceful, Under me peaceful, Over me peaceful. All around me peaceful . . . Navajo Indian ]uniORS JOE MORGAN, secretary-treasurer; ELLIOTT POSS, vice-president; JOHN STEPHENSON, president. HENRY DOBBINS ADAIR, Clinton, S. C. CHARLES FRANKLIN ADAMS, Yaupon Beach, N. C. BRENDA ELIZABETH ADKINS, Key West, Fla. GEORGE AMAYA, Bogota, Colombia iMl MICHAEL QUINTON ARLEDGE, Tryon. N. C. EDWARD KELVIN BAKER, Kershaw, S. C. RICHARD BENNETT BAKER, Mooresville, N. C. JOHN JAMES BARTONE, Spartanburg, 8. C. FRANKLIN COLEMAN BATES, Florence, S. C. NEWTON LEONARD BATTEN, III, Jacksonville, Fla. ROGER SCOTT BLACKSTOCK, Tucker, Ga. DANIEL BRAXTON BLALOCK, Atlanta, Ga. BRONSON HOLT BOGER, Rock Hill, S. C. VIRGINIA LEE BOLICK, Clinton, S. C. MARK LEWIS BRANNON, Atlanta. Ga. VINSON ALFRED BRANNON, Atlanta, Ga. FRANK WILMOTH BREITLING, Tampa, Fla. SAMUEL FEWELL BROUGHTON, Rock Hill, S. C. JOHN ARTHUR BROWN, Camden, S. C. JUDITH CHARLOTTE BURGES, Charteston, S. C. MITCHELL KING BYRD. Fort Mill, S. C. PAUL WILLIAM CALDWELL, Atlanta, Ga. DAVID SIMPSON CANNON. Spartanburg, S. C. CLARENCE RODNEY CHALK, Union, 8. C. SARA ELIZABETH CHALMERS, Greenville. 8. C. CHARLES HOWARD COLEMAN, III. Blair, 8. C. WILKIE SCHELL COLYER. Anniston. Ala. JAMES WESLEY COOK, Walterboro, S. C. WILBUR HOKE CURRIE, Carthage, N. C. EDWARD HOOD DAWSON, JR., Chester, S. C. DAVID ALAN DEUCHARS, St. Petersburg, Fla. SHIRLEY ANN DILLARD, Duncan, S. C. WILLIAM RUTLEDGE DINGLE, Summerton, S. C. WILLIAM CLEVELAND DOBBINS, Greenville, S. C. CARL WEISS DOHN, Macon, Ga. GORDON LOGAN DOTY, Winnsboro, S. C. EDWARD KENT DUCKWORTH, Canton, N. C. TOMMY BARTLETT EDWARDS, Anderson, S. C. TOMMIE NOEL ELLIS, Greenville, S. C. JANE ELIZABETH ELLISON, Greenville. S. C. DAVID SCOTT EWAN, Columbia, S. C. PAUL ROBERT FALLAW, Clinton, S. C. GRADY ALONSO FALLAW, Clinton, S. C. BENJAMIN MAY FEWELL, Rock Hill, S. C. ELLEN MARTIN FLUHARTY, Asheville, N. C. ALLEN ROSS FOGLE, Spartanburg, S. C. JOHN BASKERVILLE FORD, Charlotte, N. C. CHARL ES ALLEN GERTLER, Charleston, 8. C. PATRICIA ANNE GILMER, Warrenton, Ga. JEAN MacFARLANE GLOVER, Clinton, S. C. RICHARD CREWS GREENE, Spartanburg, S. C. MARY ELYSIA GREENLEE, Marietta, Ga. BENJAMIN HARRISON GREGG, JR., Florence, S. C. SUSAN LEE GRIMES, Louisville, Ky. WILLIAM PATTERSON HARRY, Fayetteville, N. C. CLYDE MARTIN HARVEY, York, S. C. 156 junioRS JOHN CALVIN HEARD, Columbia, S. C. JESSE WILLIAM HEGLER, Kershaw, S. C. RICHARD LEROY HERRON, Rock Hill, S. C. ROBERT McLEAN HICKLIN, JR., Spartanburg, S. C. ROBERT GEORGE HICKS, Columbia, S. C. SARA AGATHA HIERS, Clinton. S. C. FRANCIS MADISON HOUGH, Lancaster, S. C. CHARLES SHINGLER INGLETT, Columbia, S. C. JAMES LEMUEL KEEN, JR., Louisville, Ga. HARRIET ANNE KELLY, Augusta, Ga. DAVID BRIAN KERCHNER. Louisville, Ky. JEAN ELLEN KIRKLEY, Bishopville, S. C. ANTHONY RANDOLPH LANE, Atlanta. Ga. MICHAEL LEE LAUSMAN, Louisville, Ky. LONNIE THOMPSON LAWSON, Joanna, S. 0. BARBARA ANN LENNON, San Rafael, Gal. BRUCE DOUGLAS LINDSTROM, Forsyth, Ga. SAMUEL HORACE McCALL, Troy, N. C. SAMUEL ROWLAND McLAUGHTLIN, Florence, S. C. JAMES PINK McMillan, Red Springs, N. C. JOSEPH ALLEN McNEILL, Columbia, S. C. ALICE ANN MARTIN, Philadelphia, Penn. JOHN LOUIS MEGATHLIN, Miami, Fla. LOYD DALE MELTON, Laurens, S. C. ROBERT ALEXANDER MILLER, Greenville, S. C. SIDNEY JOSEPH MORGAN, Sylvania, Ga. WILLIAM STUART MORGAN, Lake City, Fla. HUNTER VENABLE MOSS, Alexandria, Va. juniORS JAMES THORNWELL NEELY, Rock Hill, S. C, MALCOLM PERCY NIVEN, JR., Greenville, S, C. CARL FRANKLIN OSBORNE, McCormick, S. C. CATHERINE BREWER PARKER, Macon, Ga. STEVE FRANCIS PAVESE, Chester, S, C, LLEWELLYN GREGORY PEARCE, JR., Columbia, S. C. GEORGE PATRICK PHILLIPS, Greenville, S. C. KATHLEEN GORDON POOLE, Sarasota, Fla. GERALD ROGER POOLEY, West Palm Beach, Fla. LOUIE THOMAS PORTER, Thomasville, Ga. RALPH ELLIOTT POSS, Washington, Ga. MICHAEL EDWIN RAY, Georgetown, S. C. ]unioRS JESSE PAUL REEVES, Graniteville, S. C. CHARLES WILLIAM RHODES, Mayesville, S. C. ROBERT DODD RHODES, Darlington, S. C. DIANA CLARIES RICE, Barnwell, S. C. ANN DOUGLASS RICHARDSON, Barnwell, S. C. MARGARET ANN ROBINSON, Lancaster, S. C. WILLIAM JORDAN ROBINSON, Decatur, Ga. RAYMOND STEPHEN ROOD, III, Orange Park, Fla. CARROLL WALTON RUSH, Greenwood, S. C. SANDRA JEAN RYAN, Chester, S. C. JAMES CRAWFORD SHAW, Sumter, S. C. WALTER DIXON SHEALY, Newberry, 8. C. J ' A miM M MARSHALL PINCKNEY SHERARD, Anderson, S. C. STEPHEN BRAHN SHERRILL, Greenville, S. C. HENRY ALLEN SIMMONS, Clinton, S. C. DAVID DANIEL SMITH, Brunswick, Ga. MARY LEE SMITH, Marietta, Ga. JOHN MARTIN SOUTHERN, Myrtle Beach, S. C. LYNN VACHE SPURLIN, Columbus, Ga. SALLIE LOUISE STAKELY, College Park, Ga. JOHN McKETHAN STEPHENSON, Chesterfield, S. C CHARLES EDWIN STODDARD. JR., Gray Court, S. C. PAMELA MORROW STOGNER, Clinton, S. C. RAND LAWSON STONEBURNER, Greenville, S. C. ROBERT FRED SWANN, Tryon, N. C. THERESA SUE SWINDALL, Atlanta, Ga. TED RHEA TATE, Piney Flats, Tenn. CHARLES LINCOLN TAYLOR, Talladega, Ala. 160 JAMES ALBERT TAYLOR, Liberty, S. C. JAMES CONWAY TODD, III, Laurens. S. C. JERRY WAYNE TRAYNHAM, Greenville, S. C. CECILIA ANNE TRIPPE, Havana, Fla. EUGENE ALLEN VAUGHAN, Darlington. S. C. ALLAN MUSTARD WELDON, Columbia. S. C. MARCIA CAROL WHITMAN. Marietta. Ga. JUDY JANE WIDMER. Clinton, S. C. GEOFFREY EVAN WILE, Clarkston. Ga. KENNETH RICHMOND WILLIAMS. Atlanta, Ga. RICHARD PERRY WILSON. Spartanburg. S. C. FRED WILKINSON WOODS, Rock Hill, S. C. JOHN MERCER WOODS. Davidson. N. C. JOHN PARKERSON WOODSIDE. Myrtle Beach. S. C. SUSAN MARIE WORD. Clinton. S C ALEXIS REE WYATT. Columbus, Ga. 161 sophomoRes DANNY YARBOROUGH, president: STAN BELL, vice-president; JANE NUTTING, secretary-treasurer. Pin JOEL BENNETT ACKER, Greenville, S. C JOHN PETER ACKER, Greenville. S. C. MARGARET ELIZABETH ALLEN. Lookout Mtn., Tenn. MICHAEL MATHESON ANDERSON. Greenville, S. C. HARRY FRANK ARMSTRONG. Atlanta. Ga. FRANK HAWLEY BAGG. Maitland. Fla. WADE MONTGOMERY BALSLEY. Reidsville, N. C. JUDITH ANN BATES, Pickens, S. C. MARVIN GEROME BEACH, Charleston, S. C. JOHN JACOB BECK, Seneca Falls. N. Y. MELVIN STANYARNE BELL, W. Des Moines. Iowa JONATHAN HUME BENEDICT, Atlanta, Ga. AA BECKY JANE BIRDSONG, Atlanta, Ga. JAMES THOMAS BISHOP, Spartanburg, S. C, HALLEY WILLARD BLACK. Greenville. S. C. MARCIA LYNN BLALOCK. Summerville. S. C. WARREN FRED BLANCHARD. Spartanburg. S. C ROBERT DIBRELL BOODY. Staten Island, N. Y. WILLIAM DUBOSE BREARLEY, Columbia. S. C. LUCIUS CUTHBERT BROOKER, Sumter. S. C. CAROLYN WHEELER BROWN. Hartsville. S. C. DEREK SCOTT BROWN. Charlotte. N. C. KENNETH ALVA BROWN, Liberty, S. C. SARAH ELIZABETH BROWN, Hendersonville, N. C. STEPHEN MEADE BURKE, Mt. Airy, N. C. LAWRENCE THEODORE CAMPBELL, Anderson. S. C. WILLIAM ROBERT CAROTHERS, Marlton, N J. ELIZABETH ANNE CARTER. Lancaster. S. C. 163 sophomoRes TIMOTHY ROCKWELL CHAMBERLAIN, Atlanta, Ga. JERRY LEE CHANDLER, Clinton, S. C. WILLIAM EDMUND CHITWOOD, Wytheville, Va. HERBERT EUGENE CODINGTON, Kwangju, Korea EDWARD JAMES CONNER, Effingham, S. C. GAIL ANNE CORDES, Atlanta, Ga. FRANCES ANN COX, Tallahassee, Fla. GARY GASTON CUMMINGS, Greenville, S. C. MARTHA JEAN CUMMINGS, Cartersvllle, Ga. CARL H. DELL, JR., Cayce, S. C. MARY BLUE dePRATER, Fayetteville, N. C. WILLIAM LAYTON DUNCAN, Spartanburg, S. C, EDNA MARTIN ELLISON, Clinton, S. C. HERMAN PRESTON ELROD, Greenville, S. C. CHARLES WILLIAM EVANS, Oviedo, Fla. THERESA ANDERSON FENN, Americus. Ga. JOHN COWN FOWLER, Toccoa, Ga. EDWIN CRAIG GANNAWAY, Winston-Salem, N. C. ALICE ZARETTA GARNER, Decatur, Ga. GARY DOYLE GARRETT, Greenville, S. C. ALLIE FLEMING GIBSON, Gibson, N. C. WILLIAM EDWARD GILL, East Point, Ga. GLADYS KIMBROUGH GREEN, Atlanta, Ga. HUGH MORRISON GRIFFIN. Bristol. Tenn. REBECCA ANN GROGAN, Newport, R. I. DANIELL CARL HAMBY, Gainesville, Ga. ALEXANDER CHEVES HASKELL, III, N. Augusta, S. C. ELMER WARD HATCHER. JR., Aiken, S. C. 164 ROBERTA RUTH HAWTHORNE, Aiken, S. C. DAVID MICHAEL HILL, Jonesboro, Ga. JOSEPH WENDELL HILL, II, Columbia, S. C. ROBBIE LORAN HODGE, Olanta, S. C. HELEN WILSON HODGES, Myrtle Beach, S. C. BARBARA CAMILLE HOGAN, Atlanta. Ga. OLIVIA STARR HORTON, Miami, Fla. JOHN TRIBLE THOMAS HUNDLEY, Greenville, S. C. RALPH ZELLARS IRWIN, Charlotte, N. C. SUSAN AILEEN IRWIN, Atlanta, Ga. JOHN PHILLIP JACKSON, Alpharetta, Ga. MARIANNE KATHERINE JASKWHICH, Greenville, S. C. ROBERT PUREN JOHNSON, Spartanburg, S. G. JAMES LAMB JOHNSTON, Decatur, Ga. JOHN BEN JONES, Anderson, S. C. DANIEL LEWIS KAMP, Shelby, N. G. MICHAEL RAYMOND KELLY, Cayce, S. G. LAMAR HYATTE KELSEY, Chester, S. C. JOSEPH ABBOTT KINNEY, Marion, S. G. STEVEN COLEMAN KIRVEN, Anderson, S. G. JOHN NEELY KNOX, Glover, S. G. DONALD MICHAEL KUHN, Spartanburg, S. G. CAMPBELL BROWN LANIER, III. West Point, Ga. DOUGLAS CLIFTON LAUDERDALE, McDonnough, Ga. STEVEN NETTLES LENTZ, Charlotte. N. C. GLADYS KAY LEWIS, Joanna, S. C. ROSS MOORE LINSAY, Bennettsville, S. G. ELIZABETH ANNE LINGLE, E lberton, Ga. JOHN FRANKLIN LLEWELLYN, St. Petersburg, Fla. TIMOTHY SCOTT LLEWELYN, Lancaster, S. C. CARTER LEWIS LOTH, JR., Staunton, Va. FRANCES LOUISE LOWE, Jackson. Miss. GEORGE EVANDER McGALL, Greenville, S. G. GREGORY CLARK MCCARTHY, Clinton, S. C. CATHERINE ANN MacDONALD, Columbia, S. C. KYLE HAMILTON MclNTYRE, Memphis, Tenn. CRAIG STUART McKENZIE, Atlanta, Ga. WARREN BOYD McKINNEY, Greer, S. C. GEORGE LAFAYETTE MABRY, III, Sumter, S. C. JOHNNY EUGENE MABRY, Clinton, S. G. THOMAS WILLIAM MAHONEY, Atlanta, Ga. EDWIN DAVIS MILLS, Tampa, Fla. THOMAS HAMILTON MILTON, Greenwood, S. C WILLIAM JAMESON MILTON, Acworth, Ga. ELIZABETH ANN NEWTON, Greenville, 8. C LEON DUPONT NICHOLS, Newberry, S. C. THOMAS STARR NICHOLS, Augusta, Ga. ROBERT OVERTON NORRIS, Thomson, Ga. MARY JANE NUTTING, Camden, S. C. MICHAEL CRAIG O ' NEAL, Chattanooga, Tenn. DONALD HYMAN OTEY, Gainesville, Ga. FRANK LANCASTER OUTLAW, Greenville, S. 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JUDITH ALEXANDER STIRLING, Columbia, S. C. SANDRA KAYE STRIBLING, Fountain inn, S. C. WILLIAM CARL STROUD, Cayce, S. C. ROBERT PATRICK STUTTS, Richburg, 8. C. MARY LORICK THOMPSON, Savannah, Ga. HERBERT DANIEL TYLER, JR., Thomaston, Ga. 168 LARRY REED TYLER, Tyler, Texas FREDERICK WILLIAM VOTGER, Charlotte, N. C. EARL WRIGHT WADE, Columbia, S. C. VIRGINIA MAREE WATERS, Greer, S. C. THOMAS WADE WESTMORELAND, Woodruff, S. C. LENORA ANN WHELCHEL, Decatur, Ga. GEORGE RICHARD WILKINSON, III, Greenville, S. C. DAVID BRUCE WILSON, Spartanburg, S. C. NANCY HUCKABY WILSON, Roebuck, S. C. HENRY JOHN WINN, Columbia, S. C. WILLIAM F. WITHERS, JR.. Davidson, N. C. JOHN GRADY WOOD, JR., Mauldin, S. C. PAUL LESTER YANTIS, III, Decatur, Ga. DANNY CLARK YARBOROUGH, Spartanburg, S. C. SUSAN MARIE YARBROUGH, College Park, Ga. SOPHIE SULLIVAN YOUNG, Clinton, S. C. pReshmen CLIFF WILSON, vice-president; KATHY McLINN, secretary; JOHN EVANS, president. ROBERT CHRISTOPHER ADAIR, Clinton, S. C. JOHN THOMAS ANDERSON, Clinton, 8. C. MARY LIB ANDERSON, Tampa, Fla. SUSAN ANN ANDERSON, Greenville, S. C. SUZANNE GLENN ANDERSON, Ormond Beach, Fla. HERBERT THOMAS APPENZELLER, JR., Greensboro, N. C. LAWRENCE KEITH AYLOR, Spartanburg, S. C. MARY LOUISE BAILEY, Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAM LISMAN BAKER, Atlanta, Ga. SUSAN MINSHALL BALLENGER, Greenville, S. C. MATTHEW LEE BARNARD, Lutz, Fla. BRYAN MALONE BATEMAN, Macon, Ga. JOHN TIMOTHY BAYNE, Charlotte, N. C. DONALD WYNN BEAM, Cherryville, N. C. CHARLES DOUGLAS BEAMAN, JR., Columbia, S. C. HOWARD CARLISLE BEAN, Spartanburg, S. C. ELLEN CANTEY BEARD, Camden, S. C. LEE ALEX ANDER BELLEW, Greenville, S. C. HAROLD AARON BENNETT, Marietta, Ga. CARROLL DOSSER BENSON, Marietta, Ga. STEPHEN NORRIS BENZ, Jacksonville, Fla. CARL SAMUEL BINGHAM, Manning, S. C. HARRIET ANN BLACK, Clinton, S. C. CYNTHIA LANHAM BLANTON, College Park, Ga. PHYLLIS REBECCA BLY, Hendersonville, N. C. RODNEY WENDELL CLARK, Anniston, Ala. BILL FREDERICK CLAYTON, Spartanburg, S. C. SCOTT CAWTHON CLIFFORD, Toccoa, Ga. HENRY DUANE BODIE, III, Batesburg, S. C. CAROL ANN BOGGS, Spartanburg, S. C. JAMES GRIER BOMAR, Spartanburg, S. C. JOHN EARLE BOMAR, JR., Spartanburg, S. C. TERESA ROSE BRANNON, Atlanta, Ga. JANE COACHMAN BRANTLEY, Blackshear, Ga. BARRY LEE BRAWLEY, Mooresville, N. C. STEPHEN HARRIS BRIDGES, Ninty-Six, S. C. EDWIN ARNOLD BRIGGS, Greenville, S. C. DEBORAH DESMETH BROCK, Atlanta, Ga. CHRISTOPHER SLOANE BROWN, Auburndale, Fla. MARY EMILY BUCHAN, Florence, S. C. CHARLES MARION BUFFINGTON, Gainesville, Ga. DENNIS WAYNE BULLARD, Decatur, Ga. MARION BONHAM BYRD, Augusta, Ga. EDWARD LOUIS CAMPBELL, Decatur, Ga. JOHN WALLACE CARPENTER, Atlanta, Ga. JANET MILLIGAN CARSON, Elkin, N. C. LINDSAY NORTH CASHION, III, Greenville, S. C. ELLEN REEVES CAUBLE. ' Atlanta, Ga. RICHARD HADDEN CHERRY, Enoree, S. C. JAMES CAMP CHRISHOLM, Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT AMOS CLOY, East Point, Ga. GRACEANN CLYBURN, Kershaw, S. C. A.M dMit M STEPHEN NEAL COMPTON, Anderson, S. C. CANDACE ANN CONNELL, Alexandria, Va. MARSHA ANNE COOPER, Bishopville, S. C. LYNN COLEEN CORDES, Atlanta, Ga. 172 WELCOME TQ South Carolina WILLIAM LOMAX COWARD, Aiken, S. C. JERRY ALLEN CRENSHAW, Central, S. C. ANDREW HOYT CRENSHAW, Memphis, Tenn. WILLIAM TERRY CRIBB, Spartanburg, S C. STEVE MARSHALL CROWE, Easley, S. 0. ROBERT ALLEN CURTIS, Atlanta, Ga. JOHN LANIER DAGNALL, Laurens, S. C. HENR Y JOSEPH DALLAVALLE, Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT ALFRED DANIEL, JR., Tryon, N. C. JAMS JENNETTE DART, Potomac, Md. BENJAMIN ELBERT DAVIS, Columbia, S. C. LEONA EDNA DAVIS, Newberry, S. C. ▲ i(A RICHARD HARWELL DAVIS, Winston-Salem, N. C. HENRY HARRIS DOHN, Macon, Ga. THOMAS MADDEN DONNELLY, JR., Concord, N. C. GEORGE ANDERSON DOUGLAS, Rock Hill, S. C. JAMES WILSON DOUGLAS, Winston-Salem, N. C. JOHN DOUGLAS DOWLING, Beaufort, S. G. LYNN RAYMOND DREGER, St. Petersburg, Fla. ANN PATRICIA DUDLEY, Greenville, S. G. MARSHALL WAYNE DUDLEY, Darlington, S. C. SAMUEL SCOTT DUKE, Havana, Fla, MARGOT ELIZABETH DUPUY, Greenville, S. C. BLANDING RIVERS DURANT, III, Sumter, S. C. DANIEL FREDERICK DUNN, Spartanburg, S. C. JULIUS ROMEY EADON, III, Manning, S. C. LARRY ALBURN EASTERWOOD, Atlanta, Ga. DAVID ERNEST ECKSTEIN, Atlanta, Ga. DAVID ELLSWORTH EDENS, Augusta, Ga. JAMES LEWIS ELLEFSON, Albany, Ga. RAYMOND POWERS ENGLISH, Hendersonville, N. C. JOHN ROBERT ENTREKIN, East Point, Ga. PATRICIA ANN ESPY, College Park, Ga. CHARLES JACKSON ETHERIDGE, Campinas San Paulo, Brazil ANNE ELIZABETH EVANS, Jackson, Miss. JOHN DENNY EVANS, Iva, S. C. A JARED CALVIN EVATT, Pendleton, S. C. PHILIP MONROE EVERHART, Lexington, N. C. JUDY ANN FALLAW, Clinton, S. C. ALBERT DEAN FERGUSON, Clinton, S. C. ELIZABETH POWELL FLOWERS, Thomasville, Ga. RAGNAR LOUIS FREEBURG, III, Newnan, Ga. JAMES EDWARD FRYE, Wardensville, W. Va. WILLIAM GUERARD FULLER, JR., Charleston, S. C 174 pReshmen JUNIUS HENRY GARRISON, Greenville, S. C. MARY LOU GENRIGH, Tucker, Ga. DENNIS CHESLEY GILBERT, College Park, Ga. JOHN LAYTON GLYMPH, JR., Greenville, S. G. MARY DRUGILLA GOSNELL. Spartanburg, S. G. JAMES BENJAMIN GRACE, Matewan, W. Va. MAYNOR ELAINE GRANT, Rome, Ga. WILLIAM ALLAN GRAY, N. Augusta, S. C. BARBARA LAYENETTE GREEN, Atlanta, Ga. SAMUEL HOOPER GREEN, Atlanta, Ga. WALTER EUGENE GRESHAM, Clinton, S. C. REX KARL GROSS, Daytona Beach, Fla. iiMd. ) tk WILSON STANLEY GRUBER, St. George, S. C. CECIL RANSOM GURGANUS, Atlanta, Ga. EDWARD RANDOLPH HAHN, JR., Columbia, S. C. DEBORAH ELLEN HALL, Chamblee. Ga. RACHEL CELY HALL, Greenwood, S. C. LYMAN WYLIE HAMRICK, Gaffney, S. C. GEORGE DAVID HARGROVE, Savannah, Ga. HENRY PEARCE HARGROVE, Waynesville, N. C. REBECCA CHRISTINE HARMON, Bethesda, Md. DIANA GERALDINE HARRIS, Laurel, Md. DOROTHY ALISON HARRIS, Atlanta, Ga. JANET SIMS HARRISON, Greenville, S. C. JAMES HEYWOOD HAWKINS, Thomasville, Ga. BLYTHE LOUISE HAZLEHURST, Macon, Ga. JOAN MARIE HEATON, Taylors, S. C. MARTHA ELIZABETH HIERS, Clinton, S. C. CHARLES EDWARD HILTON, Columbia, S. C. SEWALL OLIVER HINES, Columbia, S. C. GARY SMITH HINSON, Charleston, S. C. MARTHA REBECCA HINSON, Lancaster, S. C. IRBY S. HIPP, III, Rock Hill, S. C. WANDA ELAINE HITOPOULOS, Columbia, S. C. RHESA PURNELL HODGES, Spartanburg, S. C. DONALD WIGGINS HOFFMEYER, Greenville, S. C. fpeshmen ELLEN PAGE HOLLE, LaGrange Ga. JAMES CLYDE HOLMES, Enoree, S. G. SHARON SYBIL HOLSAPPLE, Gheraw, S. C. ROBERT WALTER HOOK, Manning, S. C. STUART ROBINSON HOPKINS, JR., Athens, Ga. LUCY KING HORTON, Rome, Ga. JOHN NICHOLSON HOWARD, Greenville, S. C. JUDY DELINDA HOWLE, Hartsville, S. C. ERIC WILLIAM HUDGINS, Decatur, Ga. BENNETT EASTERLIN HUDSON, JR., Greenville, S. C. JOHN CLINTON INMAN, Summerville, S. C. STEVEN DARRYL JABALEY, LaGrange, Ga. WALTER ENNIS JAMES, Greer, S. C. JOHN DAVID JARVIS, Cedartown, Ga. BARRY LEE JENKINS. Columbia, S. C. LOUIS JOHN JESELNIK, Rocky Ford, Ga. BOLLING JONES, IV, Thomasville, Ga. HARRY LEE JONES, III. Alexandria, Va. HARVEY MILETUS JONES, Decatur, Ga. CHARLES BERNARD KELLAM, Savannah, Ga. GEORGE PORTER KENNINGTON, Lancaster, S. C. RANDOLPH SIMS KEY, Florence, S. C. JOHN STEPHEN KING, Newberry, S. C. WYNDLE BLANE KINGSMORE, Brookneal, Va. SUELLEN KJORLAUG, Decatur, Ga. JAN KOFOL, Westbury, N. Y. MILAN KOFOL, Westbury, N. Y. KENNETH WARE KUDER, Jacksonville, Fla. NANCY ROBIN LAIMINGER, Ft. Pierce, Fla. RICHARD GILES LAURENS, Greer, S. C. DONALD TRACY LAY, Palm Beach, Fla. WILLIAM FRANK LEE, JR., Charlotte, N. C. FITZHUGH McMASTER LEGERTON, JR., Atlanta, Ga. HAROLD DEMPSEY LEWIS, Hartsville, 8. C. KENNETH CROWELL LISTER, Greenville, S. C. ROBERT CLAUDE LITTLE, JR., Greensboro, N. C. JAMES WILLIAM LIVINGSTON, Columbia, S. C. LANGDON DWIGHT LONG, Laurens, S. C. ROBERT ELVINGTON LOUPO, Darlington, S. C. MICHAEL MARION LOVELL, Gresham, S. C. MARY LOUISE LUMSDEN, Sweetwater. Tenn. CHERYL LYNETTE LUNCEFORD, Atlanta, Ga. ALAN HEYWARD LUNSFORD, Atlanta, Ga. JOHN ALBERT LYON. Ill, Charlotte, N. C. DANNY COELLO McCONNELL, Anderson, S. C. BUFORD BRONSON McGEE, JR., Ridge Spring, S. C JAMES FURMAN McGEE, Greenville, S. C. PATRICK WALTER McKEE, Miami, Fla. CAROLYN ELIZABETH McKINNEY, Greer, S. C. ROBERT LEWIS McKINNON, St. George, S. C. SARAH MARGARET McKINNON, Hartsville, S. C JOY ELIZABETH MacLEAN, Augusta, Ga. HECTOR ROBERT McLEOD, JR., McBee, S. C KATHERINE BLAIR McLINN, Jacksonville, Fla HARRY ROBERT McMILLAN, Grover, N. C. WILLIAM GOLD McMILLAN, Laurinburg, N. C. i L k iHil JAMES LYTCH McNAIR, Laurinburg, N. C. JOHN BROWNING McREE, N. Augusta, S. C. ROBERT DAVID MANN, Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAM WALKER MANN, Greenville, S. C. MARTHA LYNN MANSON, Martinsville, Va. WALTA HAMMOND MARTIN, Thomasville, Ga. RICHARD CHARLES MATHIS, Camden, S. C. ARTHUR GEORGE MAXWELL, Fayetteville, N. C. RICHARD SALTER MEDLIN, Decatur, Ga. PAMELA LYNN MELHORN, Jetfersontown, Ky. FRED NEWTON MELSON, Columbia, S. C. NORMAN CECIL MELVIN, III, Baltimore, Md. STEPHEN TIMOTHY METZKE, Tallahassee, Fla. DEBORAH LEE MICKEY, Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT MIDDLETON, JR., Tifton. Ga. DANIEL CLEVELAND MILLER, Ft. Mill, S. C. HARRIS ANDREW MILLS, Decatur, Ga. JESSIE FAIN MIZE, Tryon, N. C. JAMES MATTHEW MOCK, Jacksonville, Fla. BARBARA ASHLEY MONDAY, Doravllle, Ga. CHARLES MICHAEL MOORE, Atlanta, Ga. JULIET DANA MOORE. Greenville, S. C. STEPHEN JAHUE MOORE, Charlotte, N. C. JUSTO HUMBERTO MORAS, Guayaquil, Ecuador LOUISA CARLISLE MULDROW, Chester. S. C. JOHNNY STEVE MURPHY. Joanna. S. C. RICHARD LESTER NELSON, Laurens, S. C. RICHARD MONTGOMERY NELSON, Thomson. Ga. fpeslimen ROBIN JEAN NEUMAN, Baltimore, Md. KATHY LUCILLE NEWTON, Clio, S. 0. RAY ALLEN NIGKENS, Savannah, Ga. MARTIN EUGENE NIX, Pendleton, S. C. JAMES PHILLIPS NOBLE, JR., Annlston, Ala. ROBERT LAWRENCE ODOM, Spartanburg, S. C. SARAH DARRINGTON OLMERT, Bishopville, S. C. PATRICIA LYNNE OSWALT, Mansfield, Ohio WILLIAM MARSHALL OUZTS, JR., Lumberton, N. C. JERRY THOMAS OWENS, Baltimore, Md. JAMES KENNETH PALMER, Lithia Springs, Ga. NANCY CHRISTINE PARKS, Laurens, S. C. CHARLES ANTHONY PASSARELLO, Charleston, S. C JAMES LEONARD PATE, Cheraw, S. C. RALPH FLEMING PATTERSON, Clinton, S. C. ELIZABETH GARGES PATTON, Atlanta, Ga. SUSAN TERESA PAVESE, Chester, S. C. ERNIE LAWRENCE PENNELL, Greenville, S. C MARIE ELIZABETH PERKERSON, Nevi nan, Ga BENJAMIN STEPHEN PERSONS, Atlanta, Ga. JEFFREY BOSSARD PETERS, Greenville, S. C. THEODORE A PETERSON. JR., Orange Park, Fla SUSAN ALICE PHILLIPS, Cheraw, S. C. BRUCE SHRYOCK PICKEY, Florence, S. C. RALPH MALCOLM PILAND, JR., Waynesboro, Va SUSAN DARLENE PITCHFORD, Doraville, Ga. KEITH ALLEN PORTER, Atlanta, Ga. CELESTE PRICE, N Augusta, S. C. JAMES WISE PRICE, Denmark, S. C. MARY KATHERINE PURVIS, Darlington, S. C. WILLIAM DUBOSE QUINN, Evans, Ga. EDMUND ADAMS RAMSAUR, Greenville, S. C. JERRY HEALAND REEVES, Bluffton. S. C. THOMAS HENRY RENTZ, Marietta, Ga. GEORGE WAYNE RENWICK, Winnsboro, S. C. FERRY WHEELER RHODES, Stone Mountain, Ga. CALL JOHNSON RICHMOND, Greenville, S. C. JULIA LINDEN ROBERTSON, Anderson, S. C. ELIZABETH COURTNEY ROBINSON, Columbia. S. C. WILLIAM SHARPE ROBINSON, Sylvania, Ga. PHONSO JAY ROGERS, III, Decatur, Ga. DEXTER LADU ROSS, Roanoke, Va. ELIZABETH ANNE RUMPH, Ormond Beach, Fla. EVANS HINSON SCARBOROUGH, Atlanta, Ga. 183 WILLIAM WOODROW SCOTT, Pickens, S. C. ROGER ALAN SEARCH, Karlsruhe, Germany KAY MAREE SENN, Silverstreet, S. C. FREDERICK GORDON SHANKEL, Atlanta, Ga. PAUL STEWART SHAW, Fayettevllle, N. C. JAMES LEROY SIMMONS, Spartanburg, S. C. NICHOLAS JOSEPH SLOANE, Columbia, S. C. CAROLE JEAN SMITH, Greer, S. C. CHARLES RICHARD SMITH, Summerton, S. C. FLETCHER WADE SMITH, LaFayette, Ga. HENRY CROCKER SMITH, Macon, Ga. JOHN ALBERT SMITH, Clinton, S. C. WILLIAM JERRY SPRUILL, Cornelia, Ga. JAMES BALLENTINE STUCKEY, Easley, S. C. ANTHONY LANIER STALLWORTH, Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT WARNER STANSELL, Atlanta, Ga. fpeshmen KATHRYN McPHAIL STEPHENS, Oxford, Ohio MARY WINSTON STEPHENS, Athens Ga. GEORGE DeWOLFE STICKNEY, Litchfield, Conn. 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Complimenis of WRANGLER STEAK HOUSE Greenwood Highway Phone 833-3511 EASTSIDE FLORIST and GREENHOUSE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Dial 833-2804 Clinton, S. C. ALLEN MUSIC COMPANY 121 So. Main St. Greenville, S. C. GUITARS MARTIN, GIBSON, FENDER, HARMONY DRUMS LUDWIG, SLINGERLAND, GRETSCH ROGERS BAND INSTRUMENTS Of the highest standard of excellence King, Selmer, Bach, Gemeinhandt MUSIC Chorus, Piano, Organ, Band, Guitar SUNNYDALE MEATS, INC. WHOLESALE Gaffney, S. C. Compliments of BROADWAY THEATER J. L. YOUNG Clinton, S. C. Phone 833-2595 Complimenfs of WACO ' S DEPARTMENT STORE CLINTON PLAZA Phone 833-1025 BUDDIE SANDER ' S SERVICE STATION GAS COLD BEVERAGES AIR CONDITIONING COLOR TV Clinton, S. C. 833-9835 Compliments SUPERMARKETS Compliments of HARPER ' S 5 10 Clinton, S. C. PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE LIBRARY 3 5197 00118922 7 V if?V -. .? :: :€ ' ji .m - ' ' •: ' : i ' K ' . ' - ' ■.•♦( . ' -■ ■ ■■■ V ' V : ' v;- • .: Grid ' s-. .  -; ?r4Q - ■5 ' i - ' i.- ' ■ ' t; vsi ' jif _L! ' ! ' -I