Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1972 volume:

Presbjterian CoH , Jaines H Thomason Library Clinton. South Carolina 29327 % PAC SAC 72 James H. Thomason Library Presbyterian College Clinton, South Carolina Volume LVI 7j 7 A bright September [ morning, here it begins, fnJ3 four years of — whatever ' you want to make it. One look around tells you a lot about the place. The dignified Neville hall, the bright new infirmary. Springs gymnasium serv- ing its last years as the home of the Blue Hose. Look closer, the tree lin- ed front plaza, the curving walks and plenty of open space. Look inside at the classrooms. People lis- tening, people talking, people learning, the rea- son for its existence. Three terms make up the academic year, two long and one short. Time to spend in searching out new ideas, to explore new thoughts and to meet new people. P.C. is eight hun- dred people living togeth- er, learning together and playing together. 2 rHEME ' ■ V : ' ¥ ' ' ; M V ■ - ( il i J m THEME 3 4 rHEME p w 7 r._ ■ - ' SS ' % h-i r .. j i THEME 5 6 THEME THEME 7 Here are the outward signs of P.C. The old giving over to the new as the new infirmary replaces the dark musty Doyle. The faculty each one serving as a guide and a friend. The buildings some old some new all serving a purpose as part of an academic community. 8 rHEME f i i THEME 9 Getting a date for Saturday games, planning a trip to Charleston, fire- works at half time, the anticipation of the homecoming sponsors and dinner on the grounds are all a part of life at P.C. 10 THEME N ' wWwi M AJki yg JRMp JP V ife.«i H W F ' : P ' - J B ir i THEME 11 g J P ifflfyiTURAL ENRICHMENT 4 12 THEME 14 rHEME SNOW .? 4 THEME 15 1 rm ' jmm BFVih l if X Hi PP m . X ' In V ; 1 16 THEME THEME 17 MAINTENANCE- TRUCK AK ' BA NO PARKING 18 THEME 1 971-72 — at P.C. it was a year marked by apathy. Freshman soon slipped in- to the same rut that the upperclassmen were in. A rut worn with time and use. No one cared about what the S.G.A. was doing or about the guy down the hall. No one bothered to go to Saturday games — it was too hot or too cold or just too much trouble. Who cared to go support a losing basketball team or a tennis team not quite as good as last year ' s — or were they, who knew, few tried to find out. Who bothered to get involved in student activities or inter- ested in politics? Why bother to go hear a speaker or attend a concert or a play, — I really need to study — or was that just an excuse worn and used like all the rest. But does it matter? THEME 19 For even the most timid freshman who entered Biology 102, there was a gentle smile and a patient desire to help the in- dividual student grow both inside the class- room and within the community. He was known to Biology students for his willing- ness to share his knowledge and to those outside the department for his friendly smile and quiet ways. For his many years of ser- vice to Presbyterian College the 1972 Pac Sac is dedicated to Alexander Bell Stump , 20 DEDICATION DEDICATION DEDICATION 21 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Marc C. Weersing B.A.. Th.B., Th.M., D.D, L.L.D. President 24 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 25 Joseph Oscar Nixon Director of Admissions John Paul Daniluk Director of Student Aid and Placement Gary Edward Campbell Business Manager and Treasurer Ben Hay Hammet Director of Alumni and Public Relations 26 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Lennert Pearson Head Librarian Roslyn Cason Martin Registrar Gene Sullivan Director of Student Activities Clarice Wells Johnson Director, Guidance Center Mr. James Watts Mr. James Lybrand Mrs. Margaret Bodie Mrs. Estelle Birch Mrs. James Watts Missing Mrs. Ruby Scogin ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 27 I ' Mrs, Mar Epting, Infirmary Matron Dining Hall Staff r% Seated: tvlildred B. Bowers, Dining Hall Di- rector: Standing: John J. Mabry. Dining Hall Assistant, Lossie IVIae Willingham, Dining Halt Assistant, Not Pictured Eva S. Mills, Dining Hall Assistant 28 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Grace DuRant Beach, Clinton Hall Resident Counselor, Mary Margaret McCallum. Bailey Hall Resident Counselor Mary Frances Lehman, Secretary Alumni and Public Relations, Sam Hodges. Admissions Counselor. Janice F. Nottz. Secretary to the Director of Student Aid. Agatha J. Hiers. Receptionist. Adeline B. Wilkes. Secretary to Dean ot Women. Mary Sue Holmes. Assistant to the Business Manager. Myra P. Templeton. Secretary to Academic Dean, Deloria Monroe Burris. Secretary to Dean ot Men, Maudelle H. Finley. General Secretary. James Thornwell Neely III. Admissions Counselor. Martha Anne Monroe. Assistant in Comput- er Operations 1 Renee Deprez Giannoni, Head, Circulation Department; Jane Todd Jones, Student Services Librarian; Marion Dix Prater, Head Cataloging Department; Marian Amanda Burts. Periodi- cals Librarian; Kay Poole, Typist; Not Pictured: Gloria Owens Wysor, Head, Acquisitions Department; Rachel Ferguson Adair, Circulation Department Assistant; Helein Sherwood. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 29 DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY Frederick C. James, Ph.D. Frederick W. Harrison, Ph.D. Judith A. Burns, B.S. Jane P. Holt, M.S. Alexander B. Stump, Ph.D. 30 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY K. Nolan Carter, Ph.D. Chairman Randolph B. Huff, Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Eugenia G. Carter, M.S. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 31 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Dorothy P. Brandt, Ph.D. Chairman I Jane Todd Jones, M.A., M.S.L.S. Kenneth E. Creel, M.A. 32 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ««tdi9f£« M DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL EDUCATION Claude H. Cooler, Ph.D. Coordinator F. Vinton Smith, M.A. Wade 0. Wieters, Ed.D. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 33 Neal B. Prater, Ph.D. Chairman DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Mary Balle, M.A. James L. Skinner, Ph.D. 34 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Alton T. Loftis, MA. S. Allen King, M.A. Henrietta H. Outes, M.A.T. James E. Shakespear, M.A. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 35 Carl J. Arnold, Ph.D. Chairman - ! Gail L. Miller, M.B.A. DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION James F. Sailors, M.S. J. Frost Walker, L.L.M. 36 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS Charles T. Gaines, D.M.S. Chairman Stephen Schaffer, M.A. Dale O. Rains, M.S.A. Alta W. Alberga, M.F.A. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 37 DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Ronald D. Burnside, Ph.D. Chairman David C. Needham, Ph.D. Charles H. Coker, M.A. Earl B. Halsall, M.A. 38 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS - PHYSICS Eugene W. Womble, Ph.D. Chairman S. Taylor Martin, M.A. William S. Cannon, M.S. Paul E. Campbell, M.S. William K. Jackson, M.S. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 39 Colonel William B. Tuttle, Jr., B.S. V ' .4 ' , r DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE Captain Jerry W. Edwards, B.S. Sergeant Major Ernesto Santos, Jr. Captain Jon Roger Crunkleton, B.S. Major Walter G. Williams Missing Captain Haldon D. Wilson, SSG. Allen D. Stanford, SSG Jennings T. Wright 40 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY DEPARTMENT OF MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGE Heinrich Giannoni, Diploma Richard O. Adams, M.A. John S. Glover, W. A. Acting Chairman Aurel M. Erwin, M.A. Yvonne Tapson King, Ph.D. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 41 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION Herbert J. Robinson, M.A. Coordinator Herman E. Jackson, M.A. William F. Tiller, S.S. Robert B. Strock, M.Ed. 42 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Calhoun F, Gault, M. A. Director of Athletics, Head Coach Jane J. Hammet, B.A. Jack Renard Pressau, Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY V • «  ? m Forrest G. Hutchings, III, MA. Claude Henson Cooler, Ph.D. Chairman ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 43 DEPARTMENT OF RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY Joseph M. Gettys, Ph.D. Lewis Scott Hay, P 7.D. George W. Ramsey, Ph.D.. Robert P. Piephoff, Th.M., Chaplain Not Pictures Marion F. Hill Thomas A. Stallworth, Th.M. 44 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY David R. Moorefield, Ph.D. Acting Chairman Ted L. Hunter, M.A ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 45 - V4; WHO ' S WHO In American Colleges and Universities Craig McKenzie Bill Duncan Donnie Kuhn Tim Chamberlain Tom Westmoreland Bill Brearley Susan Phillips Warren McKinney Anne Evans Buddy Lindsey Jane Snoddy Duren Johnson Elaine Parker Sherard Tarn Milton Ann Bates Bobby Norris SENIORS CLASS OF 72 M Floyd Wayne Abee Riverside. Calif, Suzanne Glenn Anderson Ormond Beach, Fla. 50 SENIORS John Peter Acker Clinton, S, C. Harry Frank Armstrong Atlanta, Ga. Margaret Elizabeth Allen Lookout Mtn., Tenn. Frank Hawley Bagg Maitland, Fla. Michael Matheson Anderson Greenville, S. C. James Edward Bagwell Piedmont, S. C. Wade Montgomery Balsley Reidsville. N. C. Melvin Stanyarne Bell Gaffney. S C. Paul Daniel Soger, Jr. Clover, S. C. Derek Scott Brown Charlotte, N. C. Perry Newport Bass Hillsboro, III Jonathan Hume Benedict Atlanta, Ga, William DuBose Brearley Columbia. S. C. Kenneth Alva Brown Liberty, S C Judith Ann Bates Pickens, S C James Thomas Bishop Spartanburg, S, C. Lucius Cuthbert Brooker Sumter, S,C. Stephen Meade Burke Mt Airy, N.C, Marvin Gerome Beach Charleston, S C Hal Willard Black Greenville, S. C. Carolyn Wheeler Brown Hartsville, S,C Lawrence Theodore Campbell Anderson, S, C, Aik SENIORS 51 n XMrY ' William Robert Carothers Marlton, N. J, Timothy Rockwell Chamberlain Atlanta, Ga. Herbert Eugene Codington Clinton, S. C. Paul William Caldwell Atlanta, Ga. Jerry Lee Chandler Clinton, S C. Edward James Conner Effingham, S. C. Elizabeth Anne Carter Lancaster, S. C. William Edmund Chitwood Wytheville, Va. Gail Anne Cordes Atlanta, Ga,  x« ► Andrew Hoyt Crenshaw Memphis, Tenn. ■A 52 SENIORS im ! t : ? «|l :tfb ' ■ ' ■- ' ..•5 ' i., Jack McAbee Crenshaw, Jr. Anderson, S. C. Gary Gaston Cummings Greenville, S, C. Frederick William Dotger III Charlotte, N. C. Randy Merchant Crowder Clinton, S. C. Mary Blue DePrater Fayetteville, N. C. William Layton Duncan Spartanburg, S. C. SENIORS 53 Anne Elizabeth Evans Jackson, Miss. Gary Doyle Garrett Greenville. S. C. Mary Susan Felknor Camden, S. C. Alile Fleming Gibson Laurlnburg, N C. Edwin Craig Gannaway Winston-Salem, N. C. William Edward Gill East Point, Ga. Patricia Anne Gilmer Warrenton, Ga. 54 SENIORS Brian Patrick Gralnam 29 Palms, Calif. Gladys Kimbrough Green Atlanta. Ga. Hugh Morrison Griffin Bristol, Tenn. George Mills Grant, Jr. Clinton, S. C. Ronald D. Greer Greenville, S. C. Rebecca Ann Grogan Anderson, C. C. SENIORS 55 i mM: Daniell Carl Hamby Gainesville, Ga. Elmer Ward Hatcher, Jr Aiken, S C. David Michael Hill Jonesboro, Ga Alex C. Haskell Belvedere, S. C. Roberta Ruth Hawthorne Aiken, S. C. Joseph Wendell Hill Columbia, S. C. 56 SENIORS Robbie Loran Hodge Olanta, S. C. Sharon Sybil Holsapple Cheraw, S. C. Olivia Starr Horton Miami, Fla. Shelby Goss Hutchlngs Cedartown, Ga. Ralph Zellars Irwin Charlotte, N. C. Susan Aileen Irwin Atlanta, Ga. John Paul Jaillet Jacksonville, Fla. Walter Ennis James Greer, S. C. Robert Duren Johnson, Jr. Spartanburg, S. C. Jame Lamb Johnston Decatur, Ga. John Ben Jones Anderson, S. C. Rex Walker Jones Sumter, S. C. SENIORS 57 An Joseph A Kinney Marlon, S, C. Lamar Hyatte Kelsey Chester, S. C. Donald Michael Kuhn Spartanburg, S. C. Daniel Lewis Kamp Shelby, N. C. John Neely Knox Clover, S. C. Campbell Brown Lanier West Point, Ga Michael Raymond Kelly Cayce, S. C. John Phillip Jackson Alpharetta, Ga. 58 SENIORS Steven Nettles Lentz Charlotte. N. C. William Thomas Ligon Pacolet, S. C. Ross Moore Lindsay, III Bennettsville, S. C. John Franklin Llewellyn St Petersburg, Fla. Timothy Scott Llewelyn Lancaster. S. C. Carter Lewis Loth, Jr. Staunton, Va. if ' -. i Sfti ' ' - Mv K. X, : 1 .,1 ' tj , , WW k Cheryl Lynette Lunceford Atlanta, Ga. Thomas William Mahoney Atlanta, Ga. Gregory Clark McCarthy Clinton, S. C. George Lafayette Mabry Ft. Amador, Canal Zone Martha Lynn Manson Martinsville, Va. Craig Stuart McKenzie Atlanta, Ga. Johnny Eugene Mabry Clinton, SC George Evander McCall Greenville, SC. Warren Boyd McKinney Greer, S. C. 60 SENIORS Perry Michael Morehead Piedmont, S. C, Donald Edwin McLean Maitland, Fla. W illiam Jameson Milton Acworth, Ga. Mary Jane Nutting Camden. S. C. SENIORS 61 Frank Lancaster Outlaw Greenville, S. C. John Foy Perry Eufaula, Ala Richard W. Painter Roanoke, Va. James Wofford Peterson, Jr. Darlington, S. C. . -. Howard R. Pierce Miami, Fla. Gerald R Pooley Jacksonville, Fla. Ernest W. Powell Greenville, S. C. 62 SENIORS Lawrence James Purvis Darlington, S. C. Leona Davis Query Clinton, S. C Gordon Stowe Query Clinton, S. C. Mary Ellen Rankin Myrtle Beach, SC. William Donald Rice Matthews, N, C, William Felton Roper III Laurens, S. C. Charles George Rowland Sumter, S. C SENIORS 63 Harriett Lee Rucker Newberry. S. C. Katharine Elizabeth Rudy Simpsonville, S. C. Stephen Eugene Sanders Walterboro, S. C. John Barry Shatzer, III Charleston, S. C. Elaine Parker Sherard Clinton, S. C. Jane S. Snoddy Greer, S. C. Virginia Lee Sonnen Eufaula, Ala. Gilbert Thomas Stacy Atlanta, Ga. Anne Carson Stanley Statesville, N. C. Robert Patrick Stutts, Jr. Richburg, S. C. Linda Lorraine Suddeth Clinton, S. C. Robert Fred Swann Tryon, N. C. 64 SENIORS ( - w James Woodrow Swink Effingham, S. C. Jerry Wayne Traynham Greenville, S. C. Mary Lorick Tfiompson Savannah. Ga. Herbert Daniel Tyler, Jr. Thomaston, Ga. Larry Reed Tyler Tyler, Texas DOYLE ISHRVARY Thomas Wade Westmoreland Woodruff, S C. Earl Wright Wade Clinton, S. C. Virginia Maree Waters Greer, S. C. Len A. Whelchel Decatur, Ga. Richard Giles Whiting f iami, Fla George Richard Wilkinson Greenville, S. C 66 SENIORS David Bruce Wilson Spartanburg, S. C. Henry John Winn Columbia, S. C. Susan Marie Yarbrough College Park, Ga. Paul Lester Yantis, III Decatur, Ga. Sophie Sullivan Young Clinton, S. C. Danny Clark Yarborough Spartanburg, S. C. SENIORS 67 JUNIORS CLASS OF 73 Raymond Lamar Axman Anderson, S. C. Lawrence Keith Aylor Spartanburg, S. C. Robert Christopher Adair Clinton, S. C. Herbert Th omas Appenzeller Greensboro, N. C. John Timothy Bayne Charlotte, N. C. Donald Wynn Beam Cherryville, N. C. William Robert Bailey Camden, S C William Lisman Baker Atlanta, Ga. Howard Carlisle Bean Spartanburg, S. C. Henry Higgins Beckham Camden, S. C. 68 JUNIORS Stephen N Benz Jacksonville, Fla. Carl S. Bingham Manning, S. C. Lee Alexander Bellew Greenville, S. C. Harold Aaron Bennett, II Marietta, Ga. Henry Duane Bodie. Ill Batesburg. S. C James Grier Bomar Spartanburg, S. C. Cynthia Lanham Blanton College Park, Ga. Phyllis Rebecca BIy Hendersonville, N. C. John Earle Bomar, Jr. Spartanburg, S. C. James M. Boswell Ocean Drive Beach. 8. C. JUNIORS 69 Teresa Rose Brannon Atlanta. Ga. Bootsie Lee Brawley Mooresville, N. C. Mary Emily Buchan Florence, S. C. John Wallace Carpenter, Jr. Atlanta, Ga. Janet Milligan Carson Elkin. N.C. Lindsay North Cashion Greenville, S.C. Rodney Wendell Clark Anniston, Ala. Bill Frederick Clayton Spartanburg. S. C. Robert Amos Cloy East Point, Ga. Stephen Neul Compton Greer. S. C. Nancy Ruth Cook Laurens. S. C. Lynn Coleen Cordes Atlanta. Ga. 70 JUNIORS William Lomax Coward Aiken, S. C. Jerry Allen Crenshaw Six Mile. S. C. Steve Marshall Crowe Easley, S. C. Robert Allen Curtis Olympia Fields, III. Henry Joseph DallaValle Atlanta. Ga Benjamin Elbert Davis Columbia, S. C. Bruce Shryock Dickey Statesville, 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. C ik A JUNIORS 71 Lynn Raymond Dreger St. Petersburg, Fla. Ann Patricia Dudley Greenville. S. C Margot Elizabeth DuPuy Greenville, S. C. Julius Romey Eadon Manning, S. C. Larry Alburn Easterwood Lithia Springs, Ga. David Ernest Eckstein Atlanta, Ga. James L. Ellefson Albany, Ga. Charles Betts Ellis Due West, S. C. Patricia Ann Espy College Park, Ga. Philip Monroe Everhart Lexington, N. C. Junius Henry Garrison, III Greenville, S. C. Dennis Chesley Gilbert College Park, Ga 72 JUNIORS Rebekah Gaye Gilbert Fayetteville, N. C. John Layton Glymph, Jr. Greenville. S. C. Mary Drucilla Gosnell Spartanburg. S. C. James Benjamin Grace Okeechobee, Fla. Maynor Elaine Grant Rome. Ga. William Allan Gray North Augusta, S. C. Barbara Layenette Green Atlanta. Ga. Samuel H. Green Atlanta, Ga. Walter Eugene Gresham Clinton, S. C. Rex Karl Gross Daytona Beach, Fla. Wilson Stanley Gruber St. George, S. C. Cecil Ransom Gurganus Atlanta, Ga JUNIORS 73 Edward R. Hahn, Jr. Columbia, S C. Geoffrey R B G Hall Easton, Pa. Rachel Cely Hall Greenwood, S. C. Lyman Wylie Hamrick Gaffney, S. C. Henry Pearce Hargrove Waynesville, N. C. Diana G. Harris Laurel, Md. Dorothy Alison Harris Atlanta, Ga. Janet Sims Harrison Greenville, S. C. Robert 1 . Harry Grover, N. C Ralph V. Hart, III St. Louis, Mo Martha Elizabeth Hiers Clinton, S. C. Martha Rebecca Hinson Kershaw, S. C. 74 JUNIORS Irby S. Hipp, III Clinton. S. C. Rhesa Purnell Hodges Spartanburg, S C. Stuart Robinson Hopkins, Jr. Athens, Ga. Eric William Hudgins Decatur, Ga. Bennett Easterlin Hudson, Jr. Greenville, S C John Clinton Inman Summerville, S. C. Steven Darryl Jabaley LaGrange, Ga. John David Jarvis Cedartown, Ga. Barry Lee Jenkins Columbia, S. C. Louis John Jeselnik Rocky Ford, Ga. Anita T Jones Lanett, Alabama Boiling Jones, IX Thomasville, Ga. m . V f, B iMKI k A r |R JUNIORS 75 H. Lee Jones Alexandria, Va. Harvey Miletus Jones Decatur, Ga. Slaton Martin Jones Greenville, S. C. John Stephen King Greer, S. C. Wyndle Blane Kingsmore Clarksville, Va. Suellen Kjorlaug Decatur, Ga. Jan Kofol Westbury, N. Y Milan Kofol Westbury, N. Y. Kenneth Ware Kuder Jacksonville, Fla. Richard Giles Laurens Greer, S. C. Donald Tracy Lay Palm Beach, Fla. Fitzhugh M. Legerton Atlanta, Ga. 76 JUNIORS Harold Dempsey Lewis Hartsville, S. C, Ken C Lister Greenville, S. C. Langdon Dwight Long Laurens, S. C. Robert Elvington Loupo, Jr Darlington, S. C. Michael Marion Lovell Gresham, S. C. Alan Heyward Lunsford Atlanta, Ga. Robert David Mann Atlanta, Ga. Robert William Martin Macon, Ga, Walta Hammond Martin Thomasville, Ga. Richard Charles Mathis Camden, S. C. Arthur George Maxwell, Jr. Victoria. Texas Joy Elizabeth MacLean Augusta, Ga. JUNIORS 77 Peggy Lee McClenny Raleigh. N. C. Danny C McConnell Anderson, S. C. Charles Henry McCown Anderson, S. C. Kyle Hamilton Mclntyre Memphis, Tenn. Harriet Black McKee Clinton, S. C. Carolyn E. McKinney Greer, S. C. S. Margaret McKinnon Hartsville, S. C. Darlene Adele McLeod Rembert, S. C. William Gold McMillan Clinton, N. C. James Lytch McNair, III Laurinburg, N. C. John Browning McRee North Augusta, S. C Richard Salter Medlin Decatur, Ga. 78 JUNIORS Fred Newton Melson Columbia, S. C. Norman Cecil Melvin Baltimore, Md. Stephen Timothy Metzke Tallahassee, Fla. Robert Grooms Middleton Tifton, Ga. Ralph West Mills Gainesville, Ga. Jessie F. Mize Tryon, N. C. Stephen Jahue Moore Charlotte, N. C. Louisa Carlisle Muldrow Chester, S. C. Frank Sheldon Newman, Jr. Manning, S. C. Kathleen Lucille Newton Chio, S. C. Howard Michael Norris Clinton, S. C. Sarah Darrington Olmerf Bishopville, S. C. JUNIORS 79 r 1- 1 f y f Charles Anthony Passarello Charleston, S. C. James Leonard Pate Cheraw, S. C. Ralph Fleming Patterson Clinton, S. C. Susan Alice Phillips Cheraw, S. C. Ralph Malcolm Piland. Jr. Waynesboro, Va. David Michael Plemmons Greenville, S. C. Keith Allen Porter Atlanta. Ga. Noel Byron Price Bloomfield, N. J. David F. Ramage Clinton, S. C. Sara Lee Ramage Clinton, S. C. Edmund Adams Ramsaur, Jr. Greenville, S. C. Jerry Healand Reeves Bluffton, S. C. 80 JUNIORS George Wayne Rennick Winnsboro, S. C. George Porter Kennington Lancaster, S. C. Frances Deborah Reynolds Trenton, S. C. Call J. Richmond Greenville, S. C. Conrad Owen Rivers Mt. Croghan.S. C. Gene Moss Roberts Atlanta, Ga. Julia Linden Robertson Anderson, S. C. Elizabeth Courtney Robinso n Columbia, S. C. William Sharpe Robinson Sylvania, Ga. Phonson Jay Rogers Decatur, Ga. Dexter Ladd Ross Roanoke, Va. Elizabeth Anne Rumph Ormand Beach, Fla. JUNIORS 81 4m f ikM i jA -«• T J £ik Pv Evans Hinson Scarborough Atlanta, Ga. William Woodrow Scott Pickens, S. C. Paul Stewart Shaw Fayetteville, N. C. Amon Harvey Shumate Clinton, S. C. James LeRoy Simmons Spartanburg, S C Edwin Gaines Sloan Clinton. S. C. Charles Richard Smith Summerton, S, C, John Albert Smith Clinton, S. C. Fletcher Wade Smith Dalton, Ga. Larry Wayne Smith Johnston, S, C, Stanley McCall Spencer Laurens, S, C Anthony Lanier Stallworth Atlanta, Ga. 82 JUNIORS Robert Warner Stansell Atlanta, Ga George DeWolte Stickney Litchfield, Conn. Robert Moreton Stimson Chattanooga, Tenn, Jill Anna Swenson Atlanta, Ga, Harold Vandiver Sullivan Anderson, S. C James Ballentine Stuckey Easley, S C. Charles Robert Tapp Summerville, S. 0. John Ridgely Taylor Florence, S. C. Susan Folsom Taylor Richmond, Va. H Wayne Thompson Greenville, S. C. Martin Bradley Tiller, Jr. Mt. Pleasant, S. C. Newman Alexander Townsend Raleigh, N. C. JUNIORS B3 Robert Leonard Watson Anderson, S. C. Wade Allen Watson Anderson, S C. Wylie Moore Watt Thomasville, Ga. Vaughn James Warthen, Jr. Savannah, Ga. Alan Schulken Weis Columbia, S. C. Robert Dunlap Whiteside Columbia, S. C. Edwin Chalmers Wiley Summerville, S. C. Timothy Cronin Williams Columbia, S. C. Clifton Mize Wilson Darlington, S. C. 84 JUNIORS SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 74 Forrest Adair Clinton, S. C. Buddy Albright Rock Hill. SC Edward Anderson Greenville. SC. Jean Anderson Spartanburg. S C Pickens Anderson Greenville. S C Steptien Anderson Greenville. S C Carlos Angel Bogota. Colombia Michael Apps Greenville, S C Roger Ard Manchester, Ga John Baarcke Union, SC Carolyn Barker Clinton, S C James Barnett Washington, Ga Amanda Baugharr Shelby. N C Tricia Bennett Union. S C Pinky Berfield Tucker. Ga 86 SOPHOMORES II -.i i tf . m-f m . Buff Bevil Hanahan. S. C. Clyde Bexley Tampa, Fla Sue Blanton Griffin, Ga. Lauri BIythe Greenville. S C. Burness Bourne Cheraw. S C Wallace Bowen Jacksonville. Fla Gail Bracken Atlanta. Ga James Brasfield Savannah. Ga Robert Brearley Columbia, S C Elaine Brown Elberton, Ga Meridy Bucfianan Eufaula, Ala Betty Buckley Tampa, Fla. Nancy Cann Columbia, SC. Gin Carter Atlanta. Ga. Julia Clark North Augusta, S C Kay Crissey Atlanta, Ga Chris Crowe Hartsville, S. C Marcus Coker Pineville. N C Robert Cooper Lake Wales. Fla Peggy Corry Atlanta, Ga David Cox Charlotte, N C Tim Cunningham Darlington, S C Cathy Curtis Johnston, S C Walter Davis Hollywood, Fla Calvin Dawson Georgetown, S. C. Sanna Kay DeMilly Tallahassee. Fla. Mary DeVault Asheville. N C Cherry Dillard Taylors. S C Roberta Dodds Tucker. Ga James Dreyfuss Hampton, S C. SOPHOMORES B7 Karen Easley Rock Hill. S C Herman EIrod Greenville. S C Edward Espey Hickory. N C Marianne Ewing Atlanta, Ga Harold Fendley Elberton. Ga Anne Fogarty Atlanta. Ga Lloyd Foster Fayetteville. N C Harlod Furse Manning. S C Joseph Gaddy Decatur. Ga Sally Garrett Fountain Inn, S C Salli Garrison Greenville. S C Mary Gilchrist Groton. Conn Michael Grant Chester. S C Carl Gray Atlanta. Ga Walter Grayson Atlanta. Ga Morgan Grimball Greenville. S C Allen Griftin Carrollton. Ga Tim Guerin Atlanta. Ga Kenneth Haddad Ormond Beach. Fla Daniel Hadwin Columbia. S C Michael Hafley Orlando. Fla Lawrence Hail Kensington. Md Constance Hammet LaGrange. Ga Lewis Hammett Clinton. S C Glynn Hammock Sumter. S C Belton Hammond Milledgeviile. Ga David Hargrove Savannah. Ga Anne Harrison Tallahassee, Fla Franklin Harrison Coolidge, Ga David Hansen Taylors, S C 88 SOPHOMORES William Haynie Roanoke, Va John Henderson Macon, Ga, Gerhard Hinnen Marion Ala. Lena Hinton Clemson. S. C. Joe Holcombe Clinton. S C Sherri Holman Unnlversal City, Texas Gary Holtzeclaw Clinton, S C Samuel Holtzeclaw CImton, S C Robert Hortman Summerville, S. C Herbert Howell Greenville, S.C Samuel Howell Darlington, S C Robert Hudlow Marietta, Ga. Peggy Ice AiKen, S.C Rebecca Ingram Brooklet, Ga Ivey Jackson Charlotte, N.C. Randon Jackson Atlanta, Ga Lyn Jeffreys Goldsboro. N C Marilyn Jennings Atlanta, Ga. Nancy Jones Clinton, S C Jefferson Jones Fountain Inn, S C. Sara Johnson Hartwell. Ga Russell Kellahan Kingstree, S C Everett Kelsey Chester. S C John Kennington Lancaster, S C Katherine Kinard Atlanta, Ga. Harry Kletcher Anderson, S. C Janet Lindler Greenville, S C Anne Littlejohn Clemson, S C John Loner BIythewood, S C Gregory Luckey Bishopville, S. C. SOPHOMORES B9 Jane McCall Greenville. S C George McClenaghan Greenville, S C John McCollum Conyers. Ga. Luther McCutchen Bishopville, S C Ruth Anne McGavack Branford. Conn Karen McKee Atlanta. Ga Catherine McKnight Columbia. S C John McLean Maitland. Fla Marsh McSwiney Rock Hill. SO. Richard Mackelfresh Charlotte, N. C. Jean Manly Greenville. S C. Candler Matthews Saluda. S C John Mays Seneca. S C Janet Meadors Clinton. S C Anne Meier Atlanta. Ga Gregory Melton Aiken, S. C, John Millwood Piedmont. S C Deborah Mills Clinton. S C George Mitchell Greenville. S C. Maryethel Mitchell Gastonia. N C. David Mixon Clinton. S C June Moody Greenville. S C Cricket Morgan Sylvania. Ga Richard Morris Charleston. S C Hazel Mosier Cassatt. S C Lynn Nabors Joanna. S C William Newcomb Chestertown. Md. Nancy Nelson Eufaula. Ala Ivy Newman LaGrange. Ga Virginia Nichols Oneida, NY 90 SOPHOMORES William Nichols Bainbridge. Ga James Norris Thomson. Ga. Bernard Nussbaumer Massillon, Ohio Jill Oglesby Atlanta. Ga John Orck Columbus, Ga. Kevin Patrick Atlanta. Ga Katharine Pettis Macon. Ga. Katharine Phillips Salisbury. Md Martha Pilgrim Charlotte. N C Philip Pitts Elberton. Ga. Beverly Poole Sarasota. Fla Susan Post Panama City. Fla Hubert Reid Woodruff. S C Hays Reynolds Greenville. S C Paula Richardson Newberry. S. C. Lawrence Rizzo Greenville. SC Albert Roberts Elberton. Ga Ellen Roberts Jack Rogers Fayetteville. N C Richard Rogers Clinton. S. C. Cecelia Ropp Raeford. N C Deloris Sanders Columbia. S C Roddy Saye Fountain Inn. S. C. Tommy Shields Whitmire. S C Jamie Smeds Charleston. S C Ashley Smith Rome. Ga Debbie Smith Greenville, SC I Elaine Smith Atlanta. Ga Gerald Smith Newberry, S C. Landon Smith Winston-Salem. N C SOPHOMORES 91 ■pr |H Lindsey Smith Cocoa, Fla, %r.: Karen Smith East Point, Ga Kathy Sparkman Hopkins, S.C. Jeffrey Sparks Greensboro, N C ' ■ Leslie Spiegel New York City, NY i • Ne Joan Standridge wEllenton, S C SaraStelling Atlanta, Ga Mary Charles Stephenson Douglas, Ga Katheryn Stewart Charleston, S, C William Still Spartanburg, S C. Gary Stowe Greenville, S C Mike Stuart Atlanta, Ga Randall Suarez Orlando, Fla Audrey Taffar Decatur, Ga Wayne Taylor Greenville, SC. MarkThomas Savannah, Ga Margie Thomason Fountain Inn, S. C. Brad Thomason Fayetteville, N C William Thompson Atlanta, Ga Thomas Trickett Greenville, S C PaulTrippe Havana, Fla Scott Trotter Little Rock, Ark James Underwood Lexington, N C Theodore Wardlaw Clinton, S C Ted Wenlzky Anderson, S C Patricia Whitmer Atlanta, Ga Raymond Williams Atlanta, Ga Thornton Willingham Macon, Ga Bob Wills Washington, Ga. Paul Wilson Spartanburg, S. C 92 SOPHOMORES Rita Wilson Atlanta. Ga. Jane Winders Roanoke. Va. Larry Woolbright Jonesboro. Ga. Artie Woolverton Neptune Beach, Fla Emily Wooten Greenville. S. C Elizabeth Worrell Wagener. S C Bunny Worth Tampa. Fla. Hugh Wright Atlanta. Ga Marie Yandle Atlanta. Ga Alfred Yeargin Anderson. S. C. SOPHOMORES 93 FRESHMEN CLASS OF 75 Charles Adair Clinton, S C Carl Adams Washington, Ga Clarence Allen Tucker, Ga Duncan Allen LaGrange. Ga Elizabeth Allen Tallahassee, Fla John Arnngton Clemson, S C Kristy Atkins Atlanta, Ga Janet Avery Live Oak, Fla Karen Babb Columbia, S C Adelaide Ballard Greenville, S C Marion Beam Mt Pleasant. S C Elaine Beasley Laurens, S C Michael Beaty Clinton, S C Sally Bedinger Columbia, S C Howard Bellew Greenville, S C Bruce Bennett Greenville, S C Keat Binford Atlanta, Ga Norman Blackwell Clinton, S C Eddie Bledsoe Whitmire, S C Gale Bledsoe Atlanta, Ga Ray Blocker Acworth, Ga Charles Boggan Birmingham, Ala Jane Boggs Rome, Ga 94 FRESHMEN Becky Bolding Easley, S C Penny Borden Woodstock. Va Cathi Bowers North Palm Beach. Fla Lawrence Breen Decatur. Ga Barry Broom Huntsville. Ala Nan Brooks Roswell. Ga Adger Brown Columbia, S C Paula Brown Ridgeland, S C Thomas Bruce Cornelia, Ga James Bryson Winter Park. Fla Stacy Burdette Camp LeJeune, N C Marian Burrell Bethune, S C Nancy Caldwell Woodruff, S C, Cason Callaway Columbus, Ga Roy Callaway Covington, Ga Gretchen Carmichael Columbus. Ga Bud Carpenter Greenville. S, C fvlarvin Cartee Easley, S,C, Robert Carter Lexington. S.C. Gail Carwile Union, S C Evelyn Celley Asheville. N C John Chapman Spartanburg, S, C Carroll Clark Trenton, S C Lei Clark Decatur. Ga Gary Clayton Avondale Estate Lessie Cone Charleston, S C John Crane Summit Point, W Va James Cromer Ward, S.C Robert Cudd Spartanburg. S C BobCullum Columbia. S.C. Ned Daniel LaGrange. Ga. Peggie Daniel _ - a bs LaGrange. Ga BA i Eric Datry HMj Mm Atlanta. Ga. ■i yi JiHi Hartwell Dew L Latta. S C Laura Dixon 1 Clinton. S C ■ Patricia Donald pr I) Cayce. S C ' k William Donaldson iv Hartsville. S C ■ ' lM A Cynthia Dowling v Greenville. S C k A ■ Harvey Drennan mkm ■ North Augusta. S, C mUM ■ FRESHMEN 95 William Elsberry Lilburn. Ga. Marjorie English Forest City. N.C. Frank Paris Columbia, S.C. Thiomas Farley Danville, Va. Frank Felknor Camden. S C Jotin Fiebiger Augusta. Ga Jimmy Fitzpatrick Columbus. Ga Donald Fleming Decatur, Ga Michael Fortune Ashtabula, Ohio George Freemon Roswell, Ga Tom Freeman Charlotte, N. C David Fuller Columbia, S. Michael Fulmer Johnston, S C Jeff Garrett Atlanta, Ga Joe Gatewood Columbus, Ga Buddy Greene Macon, Ga James Green VillaRica, Ga Billy Griscom Atlanta, Ga Brenda Goodson Dalton, Ga. Bill Gore Warner Robins, Ga, Philip Hall Decatur, Ga Wardlaw Hamrick Gaffney, S C Cynthia Hamrick Bradenton. Fla. Margaret Hardin Augusta. Ga Ina Harrell Conway. S C Libby Harvey Atlanta. Ga Robert Hegele Wilmington. N C Ann Heinsohn Winter Park. Fla Dave Henderson Macon, Ga Randy Herd Spartanburg, S C Lee Hestir Atlanta, Ga Dianne Hill Bainbridge, Ga Grady Hinman Fortson, Ga John Hipp Whitmire. S C Heyward Hodges Spartanburg, S C Joseph Hoffman Winston-Salem, N.C, Richard Hoke Davidson, N. C. David Holley Graniteville. S C 96 FRESHMEN Skip Hopkins Snellville, Ga Nancy Hopkins Athens, Ga David Hotchkiss Jacksonville. Fla Richard Hudgins Macon, Ga Len Humphries Inman, S C. Johnny Jacks Mountville, S C Dan James Greenville. S C Irene Jewell Chickamauga. Ga. Hugh Johnson Joanna, S C William Johnson Spartanburg, S C Frances Jones Easley, S C. orman Jones Spartanburg. S C. Brad Keel Concord, N C. Diane Kelley Mauldin. S C MikeKidd Comer. Ga Thomas Knowlton St Petersburg. Fla Sarah Lamberth Beidsville. N C Dan Lanford Clinton. S C Philip Lea Rocky Mount. N C. W i W F ; I FRESHMEN 97 Ricky Limehouse Patricia Linder Conestee. S C Douglas Lown Robert Marsh Camden. S C Louann Mathews College Park. Ga David Mathis Atlanta. Ga James Mayes Mayesville. S C George McAbee Asheville. N C Arthur McCain Decatur. Ga Meri McCrackin Wilmington. N. C James McDaniel Wilmington. N C. Mary L McDougal Columbus. Ga Joe McGraw Thomasville. Ga Kathy McKee Atlanta. Ga Gary McKinney Greenville. S C Barbara Metzke Tallahassee. Fla Marion Miller Pacolet. S C Carl Milton Columbia. S C Mary Monroe Knoxville. Tenn Ernest Moates Williston. S C Joseph Moon Greenville. S C Barbara Moore Greenville. S C Jacob Moore Clinton. S C Ralph Morrison Atlanta. Ga Betty Moylan Walterboro. S C Pnscilla Murphy Atkmson. N C Mary Nelson Titton. Ga Gary Nicosia Rock Hill. S C Ralph Norman Rock Hill. S C Chip O Callaghan Atlanta. Ga Robert Ott Atlanta. Ga 98 FRESHMEN Robert Owens Rome. Ga Herman Padgett Trenton. S C Don Pearson Maryville. Tenn James Perry Charlotte. N C, Dette Peters Charleston. S C David Pratt Birmingham. Ala, Cynthia Prince Atlanta. Ga Becky Phillips Chickamatiga. Ga. Randy Randall Washington. Ga Joey Reid Greer. S C Debbie Resico Joanna. S C Betty Reynolds Anderson. S, C Elizabeth Rhodes Mayesville. S C Janie Rice Belton. S C John Richie Greenville. S C Richard Roach Anderson. S C Lewis Rollins Lake City. S C Charles Ross Easley. S C Peggy Rudy Simpsonville. S. C. Jimmy Sain RockHill.S C. Carl Sanders Atlanta. Ga Lynne Satterfield Greer. S C Barbara Sears Anderson. S C Forrest Secord Dalton. Ga Pamela Shook Clinton. S C, Martha Shults Greenville. S C Mike Silver Old Fort. N C Carl Simmons Walterboro. S C Nancy Sinclair Macon. Ga Laura Smith Manchester. Ga. Steve Snipes Cheraw. S C Marie Snoddy Greer. S C Steve Spaduzzi Atlanta. Ga Bonnie Spencer Cayce. S C Ellen Stahlkuppe Decatur. Ga Jenny Standridge New Ellenton. S C Hunt Sproull Anniston. Ala Melissa Stearns Columbia. S C Don Stelling Greenville. S C Sally Stevens Atlanta. Ga FRESHMEN 99 Michael Stewart Fountain Inn, S C Ann Stone Greenville. S C Roy Stockman Greenwood. S C Kelly Sullivan Greenville. S C Paula Tate Greer. S C Suzy Thackston Patchogue. New York James Thomasson LaGrange. Ga Tim Timberlake Atlanta. Ga NeillTimmons Greenville. S C Benjamin Tipton Greenville. S C Niles Toole North Augusta. S C. Columbia. S C Susan Tuft North Versailles. Pa, Michael Turner Damsonville. Ga Susan Ulrtch Atlanta. Ga Terry Venable Ahoskie. N C Thomas Videon Atlanta. Ga Ellen Vincent Atlanta. Ga John Walker Greenville. S C Bill Walker Summerton. S C Barbara Walsh Charleston. S C Bill Warren Miami. Fla Michael Watkins Doravil le. Ga Mildred Whatley LaGrange. Ga Stephen Whitfield Anderson. S C William White Union. S C George Wilkes Decatur, Ga Wesley Williams Enoree, S C Sharon Williams Decatur, Ga Billy Wilson Ridgeland. S C Ann Woods Rock Hill, S C Mert Woodside Myrtle Beach, S C Georgette Wright Aiken, S C Robert Yawn Thomasville, Ga James Young Newberry. S. C lOO FRESHMEN IN MEMORIAM All love must perish, the gods decree, No mortal ' s heart so eternal to be. Yet I mock them boldly, Allalie And my love still lives - it is I who die. JohnR.C. Taylor, 1971 John Ridgely Clark Taylor March 25, 1 951 October 22, 1 971 FRESHMEN IOI ' J ' ' ' ' 4l2 f P i ' ' :i ' : . ' !K: fe FINE ARTS PRESENTATIONS Working in cooperation with the Clinton commu- nity, Presbyterian College has been able to bring to the campus a wide assortment of talent from the world of the performing arts. Possibly the most out- standing of these performances was the National Shakespeare Company production of Twelfth Night. Another highlight of the 1971-72 season was Conductor Robert Shaw and the Atlanta Sym- phony Orchestra. Baritone Abdid Fazah met with several classes as well as appearing in concert. Entertaining in early assemblies were composer John Laudermilk and John Chappell as Mark Twain. The Dorian Quintet, pianist Anthony di Bonaventura, Bach ' s Uncle and the Howard Hanger Trio rounded out a successful season. John Chappell portrays Mark Twain Robert Shaw, conductor of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra J 1 W ' |7 ■ rCvVx - J ■I The Dorian Quintet Folk singer John Laudermilk 104 FEATURES The Howard Hanger Trio. . . an experience in jazz The National Shakespeare Company Presents Twelfth Night FEATURES 105 DEPARTMENTAL PRESENTATIONS The Fine Arts Department seeks to give students opportunities to pursue their special interests and develop their own creative talents. Under the guidance of Alta Alberga, students interested in all areas of art are able to exhibit their work in both individual and group showings. In addition, this area brings to the PC campus various art collections for the enjoyment of all students. The Presbyterian College choir under the direction of Dr. Charles T. Gaines presents both a Christmas Carol Service in December and a Spring Concert in late March. Highlighting the musical productions is the Madrigal Dinner-Concert which takes the guests back to an even- ing at a great hall in sixteenth century England complete with jesters, jugglers and Morris dancers. In the field of the dramatic arts, the PC Players under the direction of Dale O. Rains, produced a wide variety of dramatic performances. This year, the PC players have presented The Boor, Ralph Roister Doister and Phaedra. During the winter terms, the Black Magic Theater came to life with the production of the ever-popular Harvey. Dr. Robert Schart, collector of Kollwitz Prints John O ' Neal, Art Instructor at the University ot Sout h Carolina, Judge of Student Art Show. 106 FEATURES FEATURES 107 The Boor Madge Mumblecrust and friends J 4 A 11 rm m i B iHI Theseus the King Ismeme, Aricia, and Hippolytus debate the fate of Phaedra 108 FEATURES HARVEY Judge Gaffney and cab-driver E. J. Lotgren fear for Elwood P. Dowd Myrtle Mae and Veda Louise. . . wfiat to do about Harvey? FEATURES 109 BLUE KEY SYMPOSIUM In an attempt to acquaint the col- lege community with the various aspects — both positive and nega- tive—of the American society, the Blue Key annually sponsors a sym- posium featuring distinguished lec- turers from all walks of life. Entitled f inorities and the American Dream the Symposium cover- ed topics concerning such minor- ity groups as blacks, Jews, and the American Indians and their place in American society. This was the second Blue Key Symposium after its beginning last year. Despite low attendance on the part of the stu- dent body, the Symposium was deemed most successful by those who attended. Rev. Andrew J. Young, head of the Community Relations Commission of Atlanta. 110 FEATURES V Dr. Robert David Ochs, Head of the Department of l-fistory at the University of South Carolina. Director of the Southern Regional Office of the American Civil Liberties Union, Charles Morgan, Jr. FEATURES 111 HOMECOMING 1971 Mums for sale. .. late Thursday nights to put finishing touches on displays. . . imports and blind dates. . . Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds. . . alumni everywhere. . . old faces and new ones. . . Alison Harris crowned Homecoming Queen . . . victory over Mars Hill. . . fight on the field. . . annual bar- becue ... fraternity parties. ..and beer ... HOMECOMING 1971! 112 FEATURES FEATURES 113 LIFE ON A SMALL COLLEGE CAMPUS. . . 114 FEATURES FEATURES 115 116 FEATURES FEATURES 117 .v,v , . n.iWm W: ■« AI t FRATERNmES 121 BROTHERS Mike Anderson Wade Balsley Buff Bevil Tom Bishop Bob Brearley Bill Brearley Ken Brown John Carpenter Robert Curtis Henry DallaValle Cal Dawson Sam Green Walter Grayson Belton Hammond Geoff Hall Robbie Hopkins Sam Howell Bo Jones Johnny McCollom Browning McRee Gordon Query Claude Underwood s pni I sB ' i i r MP Ly H| W Jf ! fl H ' i ' yy ' f ■ ' ' ■• ■■■ ' ' ' ■■■•■ •■i fc-J 1 PLEDGES Jimmy Allen Lamar Axeman John Crane Chris Crowe Randy Jackson Brad Keel Rick Limehouse Shay Rollins Jim Sain Dwayne Yeargin Ed Young Butch Hall David Mann Call Richmond FRATERNITIES 123 rr:j: • ar r - . FRATERNITIES 125 BROTHERS John M. Baarcke John T. Bayne Henry H. Beckham Carl S. Bingham J. Grier Bomar Lawrence T. Campbell George A. Douglas Julius R. Eadon Gary D. Garrett A. Flemming Gibson Henry P. Hargrove Ralph Z. Irwin Jefferson C. Jones George E. McClenaghan Luther O. McCutchen Kyle H. Mclntyre George P. Mitchell Frank S. Newman James L. Pate Lawrence J. Purvis Albert H. Roberts Paul S. Shaw Randall S. Suarez James W. Swink Paul G. Trippe Robert D. Whiteside Clifton M. Wilson Paul J. Wilson Danny C, Yarborough BE N 1 ■ ■ 126 FRATERNITIES PLEDGES J. Theodore Bryson Hambleton B. Carpenter Frank E. Hardy Grady W. Hinman James E. Mayes Robert H. Ott James D. Rosenberg John D. Varner Joe L. Holcombe FRATERNITIES 127 nKA ■• jo ftti h a ' ii wui, !.- FRATERNITIES 129 BROTHERS Tim Llewelyn John Perry Bobby Norris Tarn Milton Jerry Traynham Steve Lentz Dan Tyler Jerry Chandler Wade Watson Jake Moore Johnny Jeselnik Bill Robinson Ken Kuder Harvey Jones Robert Middleton Hal Sullivan Hayes Worley Allen Crenshaw Harold Bennet David Eckstein Fred Melson Larry Easterwood Steve Burke George Wilkinson Bob Wills Mike Hafley Doug Foster Ken Haddad Jeff Sparks Buddy Gaddy Richard Mackelfresh 1 i ' -n-u •• m PLEDGES Tony Stallworth Bucky Davis Stan Gruber Jim Barnett Stacy Burdette Joe Thomas David Bruce Chuck McCowan Clyde Bexley Mike Beaty Ned Espy Bettes Ellis FRATERNITIES 131 nK4 FRATERNmES 133 BROTHERS Forrest Adair Jim Bagwell Budge Bean Henry Bodie Marc Coker Bill Coward Andy Crenshaw Mazie Crenshaw Tom Donnelly Dennis Gilbert Bill Gray Rex Gross Joe Hill Irby Hipp Chip Jabaley Dan Kamp Lamar Kelsey George Mabry Tom Mahoney Artie Maxwell Don McLean Jim McNair David Mixson Steve Sanders Roddy Saye Ashley Smith Gerald Smith George Stickney Bill Still Marty Tiller BradThomason Tom Trickett John Winn Larry Woolbright S Mf i PLEDGES Duncan Allen Jerry Beach Jim Boswell Joe Gatewood EdHahn Rhett Kelsey David Mathis George McAbee Arthur McCain Robert Owens Jerry Reeves Mike Silver Gary Stowe AlexTownsend George Wilkes David Wilson FRATERNITIES 135 1 1 1 IM ' ( % FRATERNITIES 137 BROTHERS Pickens Anderson Frank Armstrong Jon Benedict Paul Bogar Jay Bomar Wally Bowen Bill Carothers John Dowling Henry Garrison Johnny Glymph Frank Harrison John Henderson John Heard Robbie Hodge Eric Hudgins Ben Hedson Lee Jones Cam Lanier Kenny Lister George McCall BillMcMillian Dick Painter Tony Passarello Larry Rizzo Landon Smith Tom Stacy Wayne Thompson Ted Wardlaw Paul Yantis I ' M«; PLEDGES Ned Daniels Jim Dreyfuss Morgan Grimball Philip Lea Jim Murdock ChipO ' Callaghan Don Pearson Steve Spaduzzi Hays Reynolds BillyWade Jim Douglas Wy lie Watt FRATERNITIES 139 GX FRATERNITIES 141 BROTHERS Tim Cunningham Jim Ellefson Philip Everhart Hugh Griffin Lyman Hamrick Robert Harry Barry Jenkins Buddy Lindsay Robert Loupo Monty Nelson John Orck Jimmy Peterson Howard Pierce Bill Scott Chuck Smith Mike Stewart Bobby Stimson Earl Wade Rusty Wilson 142 FRATERNITIES H lia H I ! b Hv ° | V jfe r |fc?i ::4 ly ■ PLEDGES Ed Anderson Steve Anderson Hartwell Dew John Fiebiger Wardlaw Hamrick Dave Henderson Skip Hopkins Richard Hudgins Jim Perry John Richie Robert Yawn Bill Baker Bruce Dickey T.C.Williams Lindsay Smith Robert Odom FRATERNITIES 143 INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Eighteen Kegs of beer and the Men of Distinction. ..and another sucessful I.F.C. Weekend! The Inter- Fraternity Council, composed of two representatives from each of the six fraternities, has this year work- ed closely together with the ad- ministration and faculty to drasti- cally revise the system of rushing and pledging for next year, as well as to begin action on the long-await- ed fraternity row. The high point of the I.F.C. ' s activities was the roar- ing success of I.F.C. Weekend, com- plete with a drawing for a free keg of beer. The I.F.C. has provided a system of close cooperation among the fraternities, and the efforts of the I.F.C. point to the future pros- pectives for the various chapters. Dan Karnp, Secretary-Treasurer; Earl Wade. Vice President; Steve Lentz, President i - ' v A; J? K % ' ' . PASSING THOUGHTS II V • . ! ' . V. ■ it. ! r, ' f , ' !. ' i :- ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Student Government at Presbyterian College is stated to be the responsibility of the Student Government Associa- tion, of which ail students are members. The leaders of S.G A. have worked hard toward this goal of more student self- government. Students are now appointed by S.G.A. to Aca- demic and Student Affairs Councils. All students should realize their important role as members of the S.G.A. and should work to support and play an active part in Student Government at P. C. Warren McKinney, President Cheryl Lunceford, Secretary Bobby Whiteside, Treasurer Franl Harrison, Sophomore Representative Student Rep. Academic Affairs: Jimmy Pate, Buddy Linday (V. President- SGAJ, Jane Nutting. Student Affairs: Ann Evans, Virginia Sonnen, Warren McKinney. 148 ORGANIZATIONS ONE WAY DO NOT ENTER Craig McKenzie, Bill Brearley, Senior Representatives (not pictured) Lang Long, Junior Representative Bev Poole, Sophomore Representative Jim Mayes, Freshman Representative Steve King, Junior Representative Susan Pilgrim, Anne Littleiohn, Gail Bledsoe, Beth Worrell, Andy Douglas, Mary Ellen Ranl in, Joe Hill. ORGANIZATIONS 149 WOMEN ' S COUNCIL The Women ' s Council, consisting of two dorm Councils and the executive council, is responsible for establishing the regulations and policies under which the women students live. The women ' s Council this year has extended the self- regulated to juniors and is reworking the demerit and sign- out systems. The year has proved fairly successful for the Council. Anne Evans, President Jane Snoody, Vice President Suzanne Anderson, Vice President Mary Buchan, Secretary Lynn Cordes, Treasurer Len Whelchel, Suzanne Anderson. Barbara Walch, Virginia Sonnen, Gail Cordes, Anne Harrison si;iffrf i «Tw Margaret McKinnon, Lena Hinton, Marie Waters, Rosy Monroe. Jane Snoody. Courtney Robinson, Ginny Nichols Anne Evans. Jane Snoody, Lynn Cordes, Mary Buchan. Suzanne Anderson Dorm Councils Baily Virginia Sonnen Barbara Walsh Gail Cordes Ann Dudley Anne Harrison Len Whelchel Clinton Ginny Nichols Rosy Monroe Margaret McKinnon Courtney Robinson Lena Hinton Marie Waters 150 ORGANIZATIONS WOMEN ' S JUDICIAL COUNCIL Elaine Sherard, Jill Ogelsby Martha Schultz, Mary Ellen Ranking BBM Mj? | Bjf B Rf ' .]v|| jHr, ' ' M ■l ' - Jj H W w l BKa Om BLr wY ra H ' B vl Ji ' A ' fe ' ipH K ' ' ' f ' H n Bi r i K V jll W-- PJI ' v ll The Women ' s Judicial Council, composed of a chairman elected by the women students and six members appointed by the Women ' s Council, makes careful investigations con- cerning the violation of regulations governing women students and designates punishment for infractions of these rules. The Council judges the violation in consideration of the girl ' s previous actions and the accompanying circumstances. Anne Carter Anne Carter Alison Harris Margaret McKinnon Jill Ogelsby IVIary Ellen Rankin Martha Schultz Elaine Sherard MEN ' S JUDICIAL COUNCIL Margaret McKinnen, Alison Harris (Not Pictured) Henry Dohn Johnny Glymph Hugh Griffin Browning McRee Donnie Kuhn Tom Donnelly. Robert Loupo Paul Yantis, Tim Chamberlain, Chairman Headed by the Honor Council Chair- man and composed of the male mem- bers of the Honor Council, the Men ' s Judicial Council has the responsibi- lity of enforcing the Conduct Code. The Men ' s Judicial Council investi- gates violations of this code and es- tablishes punishment. ORGANIZATIONS 151 Tim Chamberlain Chairman Margaret McKinnen Elaine Sherard Henry Dohn Tom Donnelly JohnnyGlymph Hugh Griffin Robert Loupo Browning McRee Donnie Kuhn Paul Yantis HONOR COUNCIL The honor system at Presbyterian College has been set up by the students themselves under the principles that students have the right and obligation to govern them- selves. It is unfortunate that because of intervention in certain cases by those who felt more mature guidance of students was needed, we have seen the virtual death of the honor system. 152 ORGANIZATIONS FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization open for all students on the PC campus who believe that there is more to athletics and life in general than person- al or team glory. FCA reaches for a higher goal, that of committing their lives and tal- ents to the discipleship of Jesus Christ. As a group, FCA has been represented at churches around Laurens County by mem- bers speaking at evening services. Dan Adams, Larry Tyler, Gay Rogers, Donnie Flemming, Doug Gayle, Stan Gruber, John Perry. Daniel Eckstein. Danny Motes, Richard Medlin, Tim Llewelyn, Jeff Hall, Steve Snipe, Ralph Mills, Joe Kinney. Mike Stewart. Allen Crenshaw, Jerry Chandler, Bob Clay, Ted Bryson PROCTORS Buddy Lindsay, Bob Stimson, Robert Loupe, Browning McRee, Henry Dohn Front row: Larry Purvis, James Ellefson, Bobby Whiteside, Mac Legerton. Back row: Steve Lentz, Bill Gray, Don McLean, Tom Mahoney, Bill Brearley. The proctors are the link between Dean Ivey and the male dorms. Their job includes counseling newly ar- rived Freshmen, when employed as Hall Counselors, reporting breakage and inoperative equipment, and generally keeping their respective halls in order. ORGANIZATIONS 153 BLUE STOCKING The Blue Stocking is the student voice of the campus, and probably the most influential voice. The staff covered campus events as well as outside in- terest to bring a variety of topics to the attention of its readers. Through editorial comment and letters, the staff issued sundry opinion and attack on what was deemed pertinent. The hope of the staff were to provoke stu- dent action and opinion to these mat- ters, and to incite a keen interest and enlightment to as many as possible. Frank Bagg Jimmy Johnson Editors: Jim Johnson, Frank Bagg Business Manager: Penny Hodges News Editors: Henry Dohn, Browning McRee Sports Editor: Wade Balsley Photography: Scot Trotter, Mac Legerton, Bo Jones Cartoonist: George Stickney Circulation: Mary Ellen Rankin Typists: Gail Cordes, Marie Yandle, Peggy Corry, Courtney Robinson, Janet Carson Wade Balsley. Joe Hill. Gall Cordes. Henry Dohn Mary Ellen Rankin. Courtney Robinson. Lynn Cordes FRESHMAN ORIENTATION BOARD The Freshman Orientation Board is a twenty-one mem- ber committee set up by the Student Government Associa- tion to enforce the Freshman Regulations and to orient the incoming Freshmen to college life on the Presbyterian campus. Larry Purvis, Chairman Maree Waters, Chairman Cathy McKnight Suellen Kjorlaug Cherry Diilard Laurie BIythe Margaret McKinnon Ginny Nichols Lena Hinton Larry Purvis Robert Harry John Orck Tommy Bishop Cam Lanier Dan Kamp Don McLean Doug Foster Hal Lewis Andy Douglas Bobby Whiteside John Carpenter Lynn Cordes, Chairman Mary Buchan SallieOlmert Thornton Willingham Sally Johnson Mimi Ewing Peggy Corry Meg Grant Betsy McKinney Lena Hinton. Suellen Kjorlaug. Cathy McKnight Maree Waters, Chairman Rat Meg Grant 156 ORGANIZATIONS President — Gordon Query Secretary — Suzie Pilgrim Robe Chairnnen; IVIary Lorick Thompson John Knox Librarian — Barry Shatzer Elaine Beasley Cindy Blanton Evelyn Celley Mary DeVault Barbara Green Ann Harrison Robbie Hawthorne Dianne Hill Rebecca Hinson Marilyn Jennings Cricket Morgan Katie Pettis Suzie Pilgrim Leona Query Janie Rice Paula Richardson Cecelia Ropp Courtney Robinson Jenny Standridge Joan Standridge Sally Stevens Karen Smith Suzanne Thackson Sharon Williams Anne Woods Mary Lorick Thompson Susan Yarbrough Marc Coker John Crane Tom Donnelly Dan Hamby David Hargrove Robbie Hopkins David Hotchkiss Randy Jackson Jeff Jones John Knox Hal Lewis David Mann Jimmy McDaniel Bill Nichols Gordon Query Roddy Saye Barry Shatzer Jim Simmons Bob Stutts Bill Thompson Ted Wardlaw Jay Warthen Robert Yawn m£ E Dr. Charles T. Gaines, director The Presbyterian College Choir, under the direction of Dr. Charles T. Gaines, is composed of about fifty male and female voices, selected by audition. The Choir ' s spring tour took them to Athens and Atlanta, Georgia, Memp his, Tennessee and several other places in Tennessee. Programs on campus include performances on Parents ' Day, Youth Day, and Graduation along with their Christmas and Spring Concerts. UL ORGANIZATIONS 157 MADRIGALS Over the past four years the Madrigal troupe has increased in size. The troupe includes the Madrigal Singers who are members of the choir and are selected by audition to perform the annual Christmas Dinner-Concerts on campus. This dinner consists of a typi- cal English 16th century meal followed by the singing of madrigals. Entertain- ment is also provided by a jester, a juggler, a tumbler, and the Morris Dan- cers. The master of ceremonies for the evening is the court jester. The Madrigal singers are also seen at other times of the year. They per- formed for the Greenville Lions Club and for the Fourth Grade in the Laurens County School District. Cindy Blanton Marc Coker Mary DeVault Tom Donnelly Dianne Hill DanHamby Rebecca Hinson Robbie Hopkins Katie Pettis Jeff Jones Leona Query Hal Lewis Courtney Robinson David Mann Joan Standridge Gorden Query Susan Yarbrough Ted Wardlaw k ' - p- ' Tr Wij i B SEC r-j inm i ■« W 2 ' The Student Entertainment Committee, appointed by the Student Government Asso- ciation, is responsible for campus-wide entertainment including recently released movies, coffeehouse per- formers, concerts, and dances. Among the concens and dances sponsored by the SEC are the Freshman- Mixer, Pre-Wofford dance. Homecoming, Mid-Winter, and Spring Swing. The Chair- man this year was Larry Purvis. Larry Purvis, Chairman Allison Harris Mac Legerton Bernie Nussbaumer Jay Bomar Ed Ramsaur Ed Gannaway Sanna Kay DeMilly Cathy Curtis Jim Ellepson Paul Shaw ■Mj Bf H m I Hh wH ORGANIZATIONS 159 Walter Davis, Becky Grogan Jane Winders Becl y Grogan P. C. PLAYERS Theater in the round. . . the Black Magic Theater. . . where the stage becomes alive and the performers become magicians. The PC Players are well known for their outstand- ing productions, from the hilarity of Ralph Roister Doister to the in- tensity of Phaedra. Under the ex- cellent direction of Dale O. Rains, the PC Players work both back- stage and onstage to present to the college and the community out- standing dramatic performances to stimulate and to encourage a deep appreciation for the dramatic arts. Joan Standridge Joe McGraw 160 ORGANIZATIONS Hugh Griffin Walter Davis Buff Bevil ALPHA PSI OMEGA Talented and versitile. the mem- bers of the Tau Mu chapter of Al- pha Psi Omega form the core of the PC Players. Through their ef- forts both behind the scenes and on the stage, these dedicated stu- dents hold membership in Alpha Psi Omega, a national dramatic hon- or fraternity. The Tau Mu chapter has become increasingly active and its membership has steadily grown since the chapter was chartered in April 1968. ORGANIZATIONS 161 THE PAC SAC This year with one of the smallest staffs ever we have worked to bring you the 1971-72 Pac Sac. We have worked against student apathy, class schedules, postponements, and a general lack of concern to cover all phases of student life. . To do this we have included more pictures and less copy. We have tried to include all of the things that go into making up a year at P.C. With many months of hard work, long hours, frustration and finally the finished product we give you the 1972 Pac Sac. Rebecca Hinson, Editor Jill Swenson, Cecil Gurganus Mr. Dan Yarborough 162 ORGANIZATIONS Sfei ' e Benz, Hal Lewis Mac Legerton Margaret DuPuy Sanna Kay DeMilly ORGANIZATIONS 163 Frank Bagg Jim Johnston, Tim Chamberlain ■c ' .Wi Craig McKenzie. President BLUE KEY Blue Key, the national honor fraternity, taps a small number of college men each year for mem- bership. The purposes of the group are the foster- ing of ambition for intellectual attainment, a desire to render service to the student body and college, the study of student problems, and the stimulation of progress in the college. Blue Key again sponsor- ed the Symposium featuring noted persons speak- ing on domestic problems. Jimmy Peterson, Buddy Lindsay Bill Duncan, Vice President, Paul Yantis Bill Brearley, Larry Purvis (not pictured) Donnie Kuhn, Secretary-Treasurer 164 ORGANIZATIONS CARDINAL KEY As of this year, the first chapter of Cardinal Key National Honor Society has been chartered at Presbyterian College. First Steps were taken last year when eight seniors were chosen to form a colony of Cardinal Key. As a sister organiza- tion to the Blue Key, Cardinal Key recognizes leadership, scholarship and service among women students. Maree Waters, Jane Nutting, Margaret McKinnen Elaine Sherard, Suzanne Anderson. Alison Harris, Virginia Sonnen ORGANIZATIONS 165 ROTC Juniors practice close order drill in preparation for summer camp. K- Reserve Officer Training Corps provides jun- iors and seniors an opportunity to be comis- sioned a second lieutenant in the United States Army upon Graduation. This obliga- tion is fulfilled through drill, class room parti- cipation and instruction plus a six weeks sum- mer camp at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. This year beginning in the fall of 1971 was the first year that ROTC was voluntary for fresh- men and sophomores. Upon successful com- pletion of the basic freshman and sophomore program cadets may choose to continue in the advanced program. y 0 . Cadets participate in campus cleanup. Carl Gary assists Marc Coker in learning the Army Pushup. SENIOR CADETS L-R. Derek Brown. Dick Painter. Tim Llewellyn. Bob Stutts, Lamar Kelsey. George Mabry, Jam Milton, Jimmy Peterson. Sandy Haskel. Wade Balsey, Elmer Hatcher, Bill Brearly. Bobby Norris. Don McClean. Greg McCarthy, Tom Mahoney, Jerry Chandler, Larry Tyler Color Guard Pickens Anderson, Ben Hudson, Lindsey Smith L-R, George Mabry. Tim Llewellyn. Jimmy Peterson, Bill Brearly. Tarn Milton, Bobby Norris. Jerry Chandler. Greg McCarthy, Larry Tyler Cadet battalion prepares to move out. ORGANIZATIONS 167 TRAINING ON PONDEROSA An introduction to Bayonet Training is one step toward a more active ROTC program. SUMTER NATIONAL FOREST Pugel training was a high point in cadet training. Cadets learn compass techniques at Sumter. Two Cadets at Sumter. 168 ORGANIZATIONS BATTALLIN SPONSORS L-R, Jane McCall — Co. B, Teresa Brannen — Scabbard and Blade. Suellen Kjorlaug — Wysor Rangers. Rebecca Hinson — Bn. Staff. Cathy Curtis — Co. C. Allison Harris — Co. A. We ssa Stearns — Rifle Team. FLIGHT STUDENTS L-R. Donnie Kulin. Jerry Chandler. Dick Painter, George McCall. Theresa Brannon, excorted by Donnie Kuhn represented ROT Cat Homecoming exercises. THE WYSOR RANGERS The Wysor Rifles were placed by the Wysor Rangers this year. Led by Tarn Milton ORGANIZATIONS 169 SIGMA KAPPA ALPHA Sigma Kappa Alpha, under the direction of the Blue Key, is an upperclassmen academic honor fraternity. Th e society honors all those sophomores, juniors and seniors who have maintained a minimum 3,30 QPR for fifty hours. ItUI VlilC lit (III Bill Brearley. Ann Bates. Jimmy Peterson, Jane Nutting, Cheryl Lunceful, Paul Yantis, Maree Waters, Bill Duncan. Sharon Holsapple, Sophie Young. Robert Loupo, Don Beam, Rick Mathis, Bill Gray, Darlene McLeod, Ralph Piland Joan Standridge, Ellen Roberts, Virginia Nichols, Karen Smith (not pictured) Robert Christopher Adair Clindy Blanton Bob Brearley Betty Buckley Tim Chamberlain Henry Garrison Danny Hadwin Lewis Jenkins Hammet Alison Harris Jan Harrison Shelby Hutchings John Inman Ennis James Duren Johnson Donnie Kuhn Rickey Laurens John Llewellyn Tom Mahoney Jill Oglesby Susan Phillips Susan Post Debbie Reynolds Elaine Sherard Ed Sloan Kathy Sparkman Anne Stanley Linda Suddeth Susan Taylor Tom Westmoreland Len Whelchel Jackie Wood 170 ORGANIZATIONS Cheryl Lunceford, Lang Long — Chairman t Katy Petis, Mac Legerton, Joy Maclean, Jake Moore HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL Diana Harris, Paul Shaw, Nancy Cook The goal of the HRC is to stimulate student concern for the many problems that hamper our modern world. Members contribute their time voluntarily in an effort to make the col- lege community more aware of injustices and inequities which exist both in American and the rest of the world. During the fall semester, the HRC assisted the S. C. Literacy Association enroll adults in education and literacy programs, and hosted Charles Morgan, Jr., of the A.C.L.U., and Albert Watson. HRC sponsored the films In the Year of the Pig, Angela Like It Is, and Dynamite Chicken. HRC ' s major aim in 1972 is to organize a pub- lic interest research group on campus which will enable students to take a more active role of citizenship in an effort to protect their environment and their interests as consumers. ORGANIZATIONS 171 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union at Presby- terian College, the religious organiza- tion for Baptist students, has had ser- vice as its primary focus this year. Field trips, recreational outings and friendship have been planned by the BSU for the children at the Laurens County Court Cottage. The BSU stu- dents have attended two state con- ventions. Beth Worrell Mr. William Jackson Tricia Bennett Sally Johnson Everett Cramer Billy Wilson Louann Matthews Lynn Hardin Randy Heard Allen Crenshaw Stan Gruber Porter Kennington Marvin Cartee Robert Loupo COLLEGE REPUBLICANS The College Republicans is an organ- ization formed on the P. C. campus to be most effective during election years. Members of the P. C. club at- tended county Republican meetings in Laurens, Greenwood, and Colum- bia. The club sponsored Ken Powell, the South Carolina Chairman of the Republican Party. Plans have been made to help with precinct organiza- tion in the Clinton area in preparation for the November 72 elections. Cal Dawson Mike Grant Brian Witt Elmer Hatcher Dwaine Yeargin Russell Kellahan Geoffrey Hall Lamar Axman Sally Bedinger Don McLean Kathy Sparkman, Chairman «pii 172 ORGANIZATIONS PSI CHI Psychology majors at P.C. are in the process of pe- titioning for charter in PSI CHI, the national honor society in psychology. PSI CHI, an affiliate of the American Psycholo- gical Association and the Association of College Honor Societies, in the forty-two years since its founding, has establish- ed 295 chapters in col- leges and universities of recognized and accredit- ed standing. Members in- clude undergraduates, graduates, and faculty of high academic standing. Betts Ellis, Laura Becker, Virginia Sorinen, Ned Espy. Martha Manson, Herb Codington, Robbie Hawthorne, Rich Mathis, Janet Lindler. Rex Gross, Dr. Cooler Mary Ellen Rankin Joy McLean Sallie Olmert Anne Bates Jane Nutting Sydney Sanders Gaye Gilbert Donna Eckstein ti C.E.C. The Council for Exceptional Children is dedicated to advancing the education of all handi- capped and gifted children, and to provide information services which will help persons concerned with the education of these children. The Presbyterian College chapter was chartered on October 20, 1971. ORGANIZATIONS 173 THE SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS S.P.I.T, Students Participating in Tutoring (SPIT) is designed to connect local children who need help in school work with college students who would like to share some time with them. Through the tutoring relationship, the tutor attempts to build a sense of personal worth in the child that will enable him to grow per- sonally as well as academically. The tutors this year include Jean Anderson, Wally Bowen, Greg Melton, Duncan Allen, Jimmy Allen, Karen Babb, Jane Boggs, Gail Brackett, Betty Buckley, Nancy Cook, Lynn Cordes, Kay Crissy, Pat Donald, Penny Hodges, Len Humphries, Sam Johnson, Sherri Holman, Ben Hudson, Ruth Anne McGavack, Karen McKee, Bill Nichols, Jill Oglesby, Cindy Prince, Forrest Secord, Laura Smith, Scott Trotter, Maree Waters, Bill White, Susan Ulrich, Virginia Sonnen — Coordinator, Gert Hinnen— Asst. Coordinator, Beth Worrell — Secretary. Ruth Anne McGavack Gert Hinnen Asst. Coordinator Virginia Sonnen, SPIT Coordinator 0 Beth Worrell, Secretary v 174 ORGANIZATIONS THORNWELL Mr. Bob Blumer, the new President at Thorn- well, opened up many areas for volunteer work at the Orphanage this year. Activities such as horseback riding, tennis, arts and crafts, and other interaction with the Thorn- well youth were in a general state of deteriora- tion until Mr. Blumer asked for help from P. C. students. An organized program, including tutoring, is in the making, and has unlimited possibilities. Participants in the current program are Ivey Jackson, Jane McCall, Skip Stansell, Lynn Satterfield, Martha Shultz, Perry Bass, Jerry Chandler, Arthur McCain, Nancy Brooks, Joan Standridge, Patricia Bennett, Rosey Monroe, Ellen Roberts, Pricilla Murphy, Chris Crowe. Jane McCall WHITTEN VILLAGE TT [|HS MH|M jb l B UBtHHE V u ■ ( y J M ' l i l M B a l Sunday School Each Sunday afternoon, a small number of P. C. students conduct Sunday School classes for dif- ferent groups at Whitten Village. Basically, a class might entail a lesson, some discussion, and lots of singing. Those who participate in the program find it to be a uniquely rewarding experience. Not pictured: David Eckstein, George Stickney. Ginny Nichols. Walter Gresham. Donna Eck- stein — Coordinator, Sharon Holsapple, Cecil Gurganus Patti Espy, Lou Nelson, Mac Legerton, Susan Taylor CRUNCH! Recreation Program The Whitten Village Volunteer Program was begun in 1970. P. C. men and women volunteer for hard but satisfying work in the area of physical education. The volunteers provide the long-awaited attention the children need from people their own age, enabling many to lead normal, productive lives in the community. Participants were Marian Burrell, Sanna Kay DeMilly, Diane Kelley, Ivy Newman, Elaine Brown, Anne Fogarty, Jan Lind- ler, Gretchen Carmichael, Gaye Gilbert, Jean Manly, Lou Nelson, Sara Lamberth, Katie Pettis, Courtney Robinson, Tom Mahoney, Tommy Bishop, Jimmy Peterson, Mark Coker, John Carpenter, Barry Jenkins, Tom Trickett, Butch Hall, Howard Pierce, Sammy Howell, Robert Harry, Cal Dawson, Goeffrey Hall, Johnny McCollum, Call Richmond. ORGANIZATIONS 175 Karen Smith, Willie Milton LAURENS C.O.P. The Laurens Child Outreach Program, held at the First Presbyterian Church in Laurens, is designed to give the children of the Watts Mill area, ages 6-12, a chance to take part in cognitive, religious, and recreative ac- tivities in a loving Christian atmosphere. The children receive experiences they nor- mally would not encounter because of their socio-economic background. COPgives leaders a chance to give of themselves while they learn from the children. IIPV George Stickney . . . and Pinky Berfield Paula Richardson Theresa White (Laurens High) Kathy Newton. Coordinator Cecelia Ropp Marilyn Jennings Bill Duncan 176 ORGANIZATIONS AGAPE AGAPE is the newest member of the child Outreach Program. It began its ministry in September, 1971. It is designed to give junior high school kids from the Watts Mill district in Laurens a chance to get together and have fun with some college students. The name, AGAPE, comes from the youth house at the First Pres- byterian Church in Laurens. This church supplies the program with everything but personnel. AGAPE meets at the church every Friday evening and enjoy pool, ping-pong, cards, checkers and a loud jukebox. Gail Cordes Cecilia Ropp Barb Sears Anne Stanley Patty Espy Joe Hill David Hotchkiss Joe Hoffman William Milton Jack Rogers Robert Owens Bob Stutts Bob Cloy Hal Lewis Hal Lewis, Coordinator Robert Owens Cecelia Ropp, Ann Stanley. Willie Milton Patti Espy, Bob Cloy, Superman ORGANIZATIONS 177 LYDIA COMMUNITY C.O.P. Peggy Ice Dette Peters The Child Outreach Program of the Lydia Presbyter- ian Church and the GLEEM ministry is a program designed for small groups of Lydia children 4-1 1 years old. Activities, led by PC students, include recreation, arts and crafts, religious activities, and field trips to places of interest. The main concern is to offer a loving Christian outreach. Cecil Gurganus, Coordinator Willie Milton 178 ORGANIZATIONS Susan Phillips J Mary Ellen Rankin . . . and Roger Ard Steve Benz Georgette Wright Bill T.G.I.F. Thank Goodness It ' s Friday (TGIF) is a weekly Friday night recreation program in the Lydia com- munity. Led by P.C. students and sponsored by the Lydia Presbyterian Church and the GLEEM ministry, TGIF has one purpose to provide a free and unstructured place to go for the Lydia teen- agers. Activities are provided and led by college students. Skip Stansell, Coordinator Peggy Robinson ORGANIZATIONS 179 A, Mi: t- ' . V W SPORTS TENNIS Ralph Hart FOOTBALL 188 SPORTS SPORTS 189  ' ' B F3 B B.  J Hj J B W M ' l Hpa -ar Wi 11 ■ T3H PC 35 FURMAN 14 PC 35 LENOIR RHYNE 14 PC 21 WOFFORD 13 PC 7 ELON 19 PC 24 CITADEL 23 PC 27 GUILFORD PC 13 CATAWBA 9 PC 35 GARDNER-WEBB 10 PC 14 CARSON-NEWMAN 15 PC 17 MARS HILL 6 PC NEWBERRY 34 Calhoun Gault Head Coach 1 U M J0 1 ■ wi 1 §1 William Tiller Defensive Line .Mfk, Tiller and Robert Strock Defensive Backfield ALL-A Milan Kofol NAIA All-American 196 SPORTS ERICAN Lynn Dreger NAIA All-America Honorable Mention Ted Wentzky NAIA All-America Honorable Mention SPORTS 197 Football Cheerleaders Alison Harris, Randy Jackson, Cathy McKnight, Ray Williams, June Moody, Mimi Ewing, Buff Bevil, Suellen CHEERU Basketball Cheerleaders Sally Stevens, Aileen Avery, Lamar Axman, June t oody, Co-captain Kjorlaug. Co-captain Dennis Gilbert. Co-captain Teresa |J Brannon ■ j EADERS Suellen Kjorlaug. Co-captain Butt Bevil. Co-captain Teresa Brannon, Dennis Gilbert. Janie Rice. 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Templeton, Vice-Chairman William L. Watkins, Secretary SYNOD OF GEORGIA SYNOD OF SOUTH CAROLINA Alton A. Ellis P. L. Bealy Smith, C.L.U. James W. Spradley The Rev. Cortez A. Cooper, Jr. The Rev. Benjamin F. Moore, Jr., DR. E. Clifton Lancaster J. Austin Dilbeck Langdon S. Flowers Julian LeCraw The Rev. J. Davison Philips, Ph.D. J. Kyle Spencer John C. Spencer A. Knox Wyatt, C.L.U. George W. Dunlap The Rev. John K. Roberts, Jr., D.D. Joseph Walker, Jr. James A. Chapman, Jr. Hugh L. Reid The Rev. William G. Foster, D.D. William L. Watkins William A. Barnette The Rev. C. Newman Faulconer, D.D. W. Edwin Hemphill, Ph.D. Hugh S. Jacobs Malcolm P. Niven Robert M. Vance, H.H.D. TRUSTEES AT LARGE ALUMNI MEMBERS DeSaussure D. Edumunds, C.L.U. Virginia S. Hardie, Ph.D. Thomas E. Addison Robert P. Moore Ross E. Templeton, L.H.D. LIFE MEMBERS John F. McLeod W. R. Wallace, M.D. T. Frank Watkins C. Douglas Wilson 232 INDEX t SENIORS ACKER, JOHN PETER BS ALLEN, MARGARET ELIZABETH B S Business Administration ANDERSON, SUZANNE GLENN BS Biology; Women ' s Council, Vice Presi- dent 4; Social Committee, S G.A, Repre- sentative; Cardinel Key; Deans List, ARtvlSTRONG, HARRY FRANK B S Business Administration, Sigma Nu Fraternity, Rusti Ctiairman, Chaplain; Foot- ball 3, 4 BAGG, FRANK H B. A. History; Track 1, Blue Stocking. Edi- tors. 4; WtnosWtio; Blue Key; Alpha Sig- ma Phi; Proctor 3 BAGWELL, JAt IES EDWARD B S Social Studies; Pi Kappa Phi, Pledge- master, BALSLEY. WADE MONTGOMERY B.A History, Choir 1. Blue Stocking 3, 4; Alpha Sigma Phi BASS, PERRY NEWPORT BS BATES, JUDITH ANN B S Education; Who ' s Who; Dean ' s List 1, 2. 3. 4, Cheerleader 2. 3; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Sec, Secretary; Hay Bible Award; Frazier Bible Award. Founders Scholar; Sophomore Academic Society; Pac Sac 2 BEACH, MARVIN GEROME BS BELL, MELVIN STANYARNE B.A History-Political Science; Student Entertainment Committee; Pi Kappa Phi. 3; Vice President Sophomore Class; Proc- tor 3. 4 BENEDICT, JONATHAN HUME BS Psychology; Sigma Nu-Community Services Chairman, IF C. Representative; Scabbard and Blade; Distinguished Mili- tary Student, BISHOP, JAMES THOMAS BS BLACK, HAL W. BS. Psychology; Pi Kappa Phi; Rifle Team 1. 2, 3, 4. BLANTON, CYNTHIA LANHAM B.A English; Founders Scholar 1, 2, 3; Dean ' s List 1, 2. 3; Danforth Fellowship in Graduate English Nominee. Sigma Kappa Alpha Honor Society; Choir 1, 2. 3; Mad- rigals 2. 3; Assistant to the Director 3; PC. Players 3; COP 1 ; SPIT 2; Girl Scout Leader 1. 2; Blue Stocking; WF, 1; So- cial Committee; Finance Committee, Chair- man; Summa Cum Laude BOGER,JR PAULDANZER BS, Business; Sigma Nu Fraternity; Alpha Psi Omega BREARLEY, WILLIAM DuBOSE B S Chemistry; SGA Class Representa- tive 3, 4; Alpha Sigma Phi-Treasurer 3; Secretary 4, ROTC Distinguished Mili- tary Student, Scabbard and Blade. Bat- talion Commander. Wysor Rifle Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Whos Who, Deans List; Blue Key; Sophomore Academic Honor Society; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Founders Scholar; Freshman Hall Counselor; Organic Chem- istry and General Chemistry Lab Assis- tant BROOKER. LUCIUS C B.A History-Political Science; Dean ' s List. BROWN. CAROLINE WHEELER BA English BROWN, DEREK SCOTT B S Business Administration; ROTC. BROWN, KENNETH A BA English; Dean ' s List; Alpha Sigma Phi BURKE. STEPHEN MEADE B S. Business Administration. Business and Economics Club 3, 4; ROTC 1,2; PC Players 2, 3; Pi Kappa Alpha CALDWELL, PAULWILLIAM B A CAMPBELL, LAWRENCE THEODORE B A History-Political Science; Kappa Alpha Order CAROTHERS, WILLIAM ROBERT B S Management; Sigma Nu. CARTER. ELIZABETH ANNE B S. Biology; Cardinal Key 4; Women ' s Judicial Council 3. 4; Chairman 4; Dean ' s List 4 CHAMBERLAIN, TIMOTHY ROCKWELL B.A History, Chm , Honor Council CHANDLER, GERALD LEE BS Sociology; Military 1, 2, 3. 4; Scab- bard and Blade 3. 4; Company Command- er of Headquarters Co 4; Pi Kappa Alpha 1.2.3. 4; Football Team 1 , 2. 3, 4; Deans List 3, 4; Distinguished Military Student 4 CODINGTON, HERBERT EUGENE B S Psychology-Counseling; Dean ' s List, Blue Stocking 3; Track 1; Wise Scholar- ship; Share Group; Psi Chi; Student Min- ister 3. 4; WF. CONNER. EDWARD J B.A Religion-Christian Education; COP: Tutoring; Share Group. CORDES, GAIL ANNE B S Social Studies-Secondary Education; Women ' s Council 3, 4; Blue Stocking 1, 2. 3, 4, Women ' s Social Committee 2. Chairman; AGAPE 4; Pi Kappa Phi Lit- tle Sisters 3. 4; Campus Employment 1, 2. 3, 4; Girls Rifle Team 4. CRENSHAW, ANDREW HOYT B S Biology; Dean ' s List; Biology Lab As- sistant 4; Pi Kappa Phi. Assistant Treasur- er, Treasurer. CROWDER, RANDY MERCHANT B S Business Administration CUMMINGS. GARY GASTON B A Fine Arts-Emphasis in Visual Arts; Chairman of Set Crew; Dean s List dePRATER, MARY BLUE B A Fine Arts; Whitten Village 2, Young Republican Club 4 DOTGER, FREDERICK WILLIAM III B A Religion; Share Group; Rifle Team 1, 2; COP; Deans List, Wysor Rifles 1 DUNCAN. WILLIAM LAYTON B S. Cum Laude, Outstanding Senior, Blue Key ECKSTEIN, DONNA JEAN BS, EVANS, ANNE ELIZABETH BA English; Who ' s Who; Women sCoun- cil President 4; Women s Council Repre- sentative 3, Freshman Orientation Board 3; Cardinal Key; Student Affairs Commit- tee 4. Dorm Representative for SGA FELKNOR, MARY SUSAN B S Business Ad ministration GANNAWAY. EDWIN CRAIG B S Business Administration; Sigma Nu 1. 2, 3. 4; Social Chairman 4; Intramural Football and Intramural Baseball 1 . 2, 3, 4; Student Entertainment Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Chairman of Film Committee 3; Chair- man of Dance and Concert Committee 4; Business and Economics Club 3, 4; Dean ' s List; Student Representative to Laurens County Community Concerts Board; Spe- cial Proctor 4; Program Board for Stu- dent Action 3; Skiing Club 4; Archery Club 4 GIBSON. ALLISE FLEMING B A English; Kappa Alpha President; SGA Class Representative 2, 4; Proctor. GILMER, PATRICIA ANNE B A Political Science-History GRAHAM, BRIAN PATRICK B.A Political Science-History GRANT, GEORGE MILLS. JR. BS Business Administration; Dean ' s List. GREEN. GLADYS KIMBROUGH B.A English. Drama. Blue Stocking. GREER, RONALD DeFOIX B S GRIFFIN, HUGH MORRISON B.A. History. Theta Chi; Blue Key; Alpha Psi Omega; P C. Players; Honor Coun- cil; Graz Center Student; Human Rela- tions Council. SGA Academic Council; SGA Representative; Committee on Inter- national Studies. Fine Arts Committee HAMBY. DANIELL C B A Music; WF 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Madrigals 1 , 2, 4; COP 1,2,3; Co-Ordina- tor 1,2, TGIF 1. 2, 3; Whitten Village 1. 2. 3; Pac Sac 1. 2, 3 Photographer 2. Busi- ness Mgr 3 HASKELL. Ill ALEX C B S Business Administration; ROTC. HATCHER, ELMER WARD. JR. B.A History-Political Science; College Republicans. Chairman; ROTC Battallion; Founders Scholar HAWTHORNE, ROBERTA RUTH B.A, Psychology; WF 1, 2. 3. 4; Vice Mo- derator 3. 4; COP 3; Choir 3. 4; Madri- gals Wardrobe Mistress 3. 4; Hall Modera- tor 2, Dean ' s List 3. 4; Pac Sac Staff 3. 4; Psi Chi 4. HILL. DAVID MICHAEL B. S. Chemistry HILL. JOSEPH WENDELL II B.A. Religion; Blue Stocking 3. 4; AGAPE 4; SGA 4; Young Republicans 1. 2; Pi Kappa Phi Chaplain; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4. HODGE. ROBBIE LORAN B ' S Business Administration-Manage- ment Accounting; Sigma Nu HOLSAPPLE, SHARON SYBIL BS. Sociology; SPIT 1; COP 3; Dean ' s List 2, 4; Volunteer For Child Develop- ment Center 4 HORTON. OLIVIA STARR B S. Social Studies, Freshman Orientation Board 2; Bailey Chairman 3; SGA Stu- dent Union Committee 3; Dean ' s List 4. HUTCHINGS. SHELBY GOSS BS. Psychology; Member Psi Chi; Dean ' s List; Sigma Kappa Alpha Honor Society; Psychology Award. IRWIN. RALPH ZELLARS B A History Political Science; Kappa Al- pha Order. Officer 4. IRWIN, SUSAN AILEEN B.S, Sociology; Social Committee Chair- man 3; Coordinator 4; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Student Union Committee 3, JAMES, III. WALTER ENNIS BS JOHNSTON, III, JAMES LAMB B.A . Editor. Blue Stocking. INDEX 233 JOHNSON, JR . ROBERT DUREN B S Chemistry JONES, JOHN BEN BA History-Political Science. Young Re- publicans, Football 3. JONES, REX WALKER B A KAMP, DANIEL LEWIS BA. History, Junior Class Secretary-Treas- urer; SEC. 1, 2; Dean ' s List; Freshman Control Board 3, 4; I F C 2, 3, 4, I F C Sec- retary-Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Head Chapel Checker, Pi Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Kappa Phi Social Chairman, Pi Kappa Phi I FC Representative KELLY. MICHAEL R B-S. Psychology, Psychology Club, Track 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; Blue Hoseman 2; Pi Kappa Phi 1, 2. 3, 4; Pledgemaster 3 KELSEY, LAMAR HYATTE BA History-Political Science; Pi Kappa Phi; Advanced ROTC KINNEY. JOSEPH ABBOTT B S Social Studies. FCA 1. 2, 3, 4; Ath- letic Trainer-Football 1,2,3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2 KNOX, JOHN NEELY B S, Biology; WF 1 , 2, 3, 4; PC Pep Band 1, 2; ROTC Drum And Bugle Corps 1, 2; Choir 2, 3, 4, Robe ChaKman 3, 4, Pac Sac Staff 4 KUHN, DONALD MICHAEL BS Cum Laude. Basketball LANIER. Ill, CAMPBELL BROWN B S LENTZ. STEVEN NETTLES B S Business Administration; Pi Kappa Al- pha 1. 2, 3, 4; IFC 2; Vice President IFC 3. President IFC 4, Hall Proctor 4; Intra- mural Co-Director 4 LIGON. JR , WILLIAM THOMAS BS LINDSAY III, ROSS MOORE BA English, S G A. Vice President 4, Theta Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; SEC 3; Vice Presi- dent 4; Deans List 3, 4, Blue Key 3, 4, Academic Affairs Council 4; HRC, 2, 3, SEC 1 , 2, 3; Proctor 3, 4; Who ' s Who 4 LLEWLLYN, JOHN F B A History; Alumni Scholarship Reci- pient; Proctor 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Academic Society, Sigma Kappa Alpha; Advanced ROTC, Distin- guished Military Student; Oeland History Award 2, Hudson Military Award 3, Dudley Jones History Award 3 LLEWELYN TIMOTHY SCOTT B S Pre Medicine, Science Club 2. ROTC 1. 2. 3. 4. Company CP 4. Scabbard and Blade 4. Pi Kappa Alpha. Social Chairman 3. President 4. Football 1, 2. 3, 4. Track 1, 2. 3. 4, Trainer. Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 2. 3. 4 LOTH. CARTER LEWIS BA History-Political Science; Intramurals, Swimming, Track LUNCEFORD, CHERYL LYNETTE BA History; Student Government Asso- ciation, Secretary; Chairman 1; Human Re- lations Council 3, 4, Blue Stocking Staff 3; Dean ' s List; Committee for Internation- al Studies; Cardinal Key MABRY. GEORGE LAFAYETTE III BAHistory; Military DM S, Scabbard and Blade, Deans List, SPIT, Pi Kappa Phi MAHONEY, THOMAS WILLIAM BA Economics. Deans List; ROTC. Pi Kappa Phi. President. 4 McCALL. GEORGE EVANDER BS Business. Track 1 , Freshman S G A Representative. Sigma Nu. ROTC 1. 2. 3. McCarthy. Gregory clark BA History; Scabbard and Blade; Pi Kap- pa Alpha. ROTC Mckenzie, craig stuart BA History-English; Student Govern- ment Association, Sophomore Represen- tative, Treasurer. Senior Representative. Vice President Freshman Class; Tennis 1. 2, 3, 4; SPIT; Dean ' s List, Blue Key. President; Who ' s Who; Student Affairs Council McKINNEY. WARREN BOYD B S . President IFC; President Student Government Association McLEAN, DONALD EDWIN B S Business Administration; Pi Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4, Rush Chairman, Social and Intra- mural Committees, ROTC, Proctor 4; Freshman Orientation Board 4; Lifeguard and Lifesaving Instructor 3, 4; Student Government Assn 3 MILTON, THOMAS HAMILTON BS Business Administration; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2; Pi Kappa Alpha; Scab- bard and Blade — Secretary, Treasurer; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who MILTON, WILLIAM JAMESON BS Business Administration; COP. MOREHEAD, PERRY MICHAEL B S Business NOR RIS, ROBERT OVERTON BS Social Studies; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Pi Kappa Alpha, Scabbard and Blade, Who,s Who, FCA 1, 2, 3, 4 NUTTING, MARY JANE B S Special Education; Dean ' s List; Founder ' s Scholar; Sophomore Academic Honor Society; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Sopho- more Secretary-Treasurer; Academic Af- fairs Council; President ' s Round Table. CEC Treasurer; President. Cardinal Key OUTLAW. JR . FRANK LANCASTER BS PAINTER. RICHARD WHITFIELD BA. History; Sigma Nu; Varsity Rifle Team 1.2.3. 4. Varsity Track Team 2. 3. 4 PERRY. JOHN FOY BA History; Pi Kappa Alpha; Vice Presi- dent; Football. 1. 2. 3. 4, Captain. 4, All District 4, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, President PETERSON, JAMES WOFFORD, JR BS Economics; Theta Chi, President; Dean ' s List, Hall Counselor, Sophomore Ac- ademic Society; Kappa Sigma Alpha Hon- or Fraternity; Blue Key; Scabbard and Blade; Distinguished Military Student, P S Bailey Scholarship PHILLIPS, SUSAN ALICE BA English, Dean s List, Sigma Kappa Alpha Honor Society; Who ' s Who, Busi- ness Manager of Blue Stocking; Oeland English Scholar; Freshman Academic Ad- visor, SPIT, COP POWELL, JR , ERNEST WICKLIFFE BA POOLEY, GERALD ROGER BS PIERCE, HOWARD RIGBY BS PURVIS, LAWRENCE JAMES B S Biology, Student Entertainment Com- mittee, Chairman 3, 4, Freshman Orienta- tion Board, Chairman 4, Blue Key; Fresh- man Orientation Board Co-chairman 3; Kappa Alpha Order, Historian 3, Treasur- er 4; Member Student Union Committee 3. 4; President ' s Round Table; Freshman Hall Councilor 3; Freshman Proctor 4 QUERY. GORDON STOWE BS Sociology; Alpha Sigma Phi; Dean ' s List; Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. President 4; Madri- gals 1. 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Representa- tive, Sophomore Representative to Stu- dent Affairs Council; Freshman Control Board. 3 QUERY. LEONA EDNA DAVIS BS Choir; Madrigal Singers. RANKIN. MARY ELLEN B A French; Women ' s Judicial Council 2, 4, Student Council 4; Cardinal Key 4; Blue Stocking 4, COP 4, Dean ' s List 4; Inter- national Studies Committee 4; TGIF 2. RICE, WILLIAM DONALD B S. Psychology ROBERTSON, JULIA LINDEN BA English; Drama Dept., Blue Stock- ing Staff; Young Republicans. ROPER, WILLIAM FELTON III B S Business Management ROWLAND, III, CHARLES GEORGE BS RUDY, KATHARINE ELIZABETH B.S Math-Physics; Jean Kirkley Mathe- matics Award; Choir 1; Dean ' s List 3. SANDERS, STEPHEN EUGENE B S Sociology; Pi Kappa Phi, Intramural Chairman 3, 4; Warden 4; Student Govern- ment Association Hall Representative 4. SHATZER, JOHN BARRY III B A. Religion; Pep Band 1, 2; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Librarian, 3, 4; Westminster Fellowship 1; Dean ' s List 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; TGIF 3, 4; COP 3; P C Players 1 . SHERARD. ELAINE BEATY PARKER B A English; Who ' s Who; Dean ' s List 1, 2. 3, 4; Alumni Scholar; Women ' s Judi- cial Council 1 , 2, Secretary 3, Chairman 4; Honor Council 3, Defense Attorney 4; Choir 1; Sophomore Academic Society; Sigma Kappa Alpha Academic Honor Soci- ety, Fashion Advisory Board 3; Cardinal Key 3, Vice-President 4; Webb Scholar- ship 1; Oeland English Scholarship 2, American Legion Award 4; Magna Cum Laude, Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Dream Girl 1971. Coordinator Student United Fund Drive 4; Homecoming Representative. 2. SNODDY, JANE SHAVER BA. English; Womens Council Represen- tative; Deans List; Dorm President; Car- dinal Key; Who ' s Who; Freshman Control Board. SONNEN, VIRGINIA LEE BS Sociology-Psychology; Women ' s Council 2. 3, 4; SPIT 1.2.3. 4. Coordinator 3.4. Cardinal Key 4, Deans List; Whitten Village 2; Girl Scouts 2; Student Affairs Council 4; Psi Chi President 4. SPENCER, STANLEY McCALL BS, Business Management STANLEY, ANNE CARSON BA English; Dean ' s List; Sigma Kappa Alpha Academic Honor Society; AGAPE 4. STUTTS, ROBERT PATRICK JR. B S. Mathematics; W F; COP; AGAPE; Choir 3, 4; Madrigals 3, 4; Dean ' s List; Pac Sac. Business Manager 4; ROTC 1 . 2, 3,4. SUDDETH, LINDA LORRAINE B A English; Dean ' s List; Sigma Kappa Alpha SWANN, ROBERT FRED _BS THOMPSON, MARY LORICK B A. History; WF, Project Chairman, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Cop, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Robe Chairman; Madrigals 1, 2, 3. 4; Dean ' s List; Graz Center Program; Pac Sac, Business Staff TRAYNHAM, JERRY WAYNE BA Christian Education; Football 1, 2, 3, 234 INDEX 4; Pi Kappa Alpha; Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes, TYLER, HERBERT DANIEL B S Pre-Med; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Kappa Alpha TYLER, LARRY REED B.S. Economics; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Cap- tain 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2; Vice President 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade 4 WATERS, VIRGINIA MAREE B S Business Administration-Manage- ment, Women ' s Council; Freshmen Orien- tation Board; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Soph- omore Academic Society; Valedictory Scholarship; Dean ' s List; Cardinal Key Honor Sorority; National Secretary; PC Chapter ' s Secretary — Historian WESTMORELAND, THOMAS WADE B.S, Pre-Med Biology; Sophomore Honor Society; Biology Lab Assistant; Sigma Kappa Alpha Academic Honor Society; Alpha Sigma Phi. 1, 2, 3; American Chem- ical Society; Secretary of SGA, 3; Who ' s Who; Deans List; Freshman Hall Coun- cil, 3. WHELCHEL, LENORAANN BS WHITING, RICHARD GILES BS. Economics; Football 3, 4; Dean ' s List. WINN, HENRY JOHN B.S. Business Administration; Hall Coun- selor, Varsity Golf Team, ROTC; Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity. YANTIS, PAUL LESTER III B.S Chemistry-Pre-med; Honor Council 2, 3, 4, Sigma Nu Fraternity 1 , 2, 3, Treas 4; Blue Key 3, 4; Dorm Proctor 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List 1 , 3, 4; Student Representative to Board of Trustees; American Chemical Society; Tau Pi Phi; Intramural Basket- ball Captain 3, 4; Head Proctor School 3; ROTC 1, 2; Boy Scouts YARBOROUGH, DANNY CLARK B.A. History; Basketball; Kappa Alpha Or- der; President of Sophomore and Junior Class, YARBOROUGH, SUSAN MARIE B A YOUNG, SOPHIE SULLIVAN B A. English; Dean s List. PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE LIBRARY llllllll||||| ' ll ' l|| ' lll ' ' lllllll|lll|i ' iPIIIIIIIIIII ' ' ' ll|lll ' lllillllllll 3 5197 00195345 7 mA, i y AWfl Ilk c Mr- w ' ■ ■- m i . n f. ms4. Ci m ssssm 4, 1 - IB 1 1 P Kr ' mJjtJ(f e c 1 1 ; ' :;;ai il ifer ' -JT V