Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1974 volume:

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Riding his bike, talking to students in the cafeteria, attending the ball games or walking around campus, he is noted for his friendliness to all the students of P. C. While at P. C. he has served as Academic Dean, Head of the Religion Department and Professor of Religion. In these capacities, he has always been the friend of the students. He is also well known as a writer of books and pamplets in the field of religion. With these memories in mind, the senior class dedicates the 1974 Pac Sac to Dr. Joseph Miller Gettys. DEDICATION 5 fA s P . h 6 THEME Sdme. find dull to LeMnlna, lioinci, find hmina foQ d IS i})hd dtd fill boai. THEME 7 8 THEME THEME 9 ColkQ i on +Ae neu) lih ( Q f (hois 10 THEME Lfja(Z n doamrto 2u hpis been -Po£ fAe woi r)Pn of P.O. mesa Bf c th OuctujfiRd Sians of P-( . THEME n ■•• - R F- - ' i «SiiS«i afcillCw; :5«jMi 12 THEME J , r end 0 f n ea flt A C Olh - -h beg Wo oV e oeuJ one.. The 3-i3-l u)ee ( jeno eie- .C?W9 THEME 13 14 THEME find empty -p q es- THEME 15 FOOTBALL Alright boys, let ' s shape up. Head Coach Cally Gault in deep thought concerning the next move lor the Blue Hose. 1973 RESULTS 6 Furman 13 , 13 Citadel 25 , 27 Mars Hill 24 20 Wofford 33 Elon 7 6 Lenoir Rhyne 34 . 37 Guilford 6 6 Catawba 7 , 28 Gardner-Webb 23 . 12 Western Carolina ... . 31 3 Newberry 14 Encouraged by Coach Jackson, the Blue Hose linemen hit the sled in preparation lor the oncoming game. Is Coach Strock giving a defensive signal or asking tor peace?! -ft.- u 9- ' m- wi U - r K M S St ' rh bi . •■Pi -. 1 msm i: % . . . But How You Play The Game Although they didn ' t have a winning season, the Blue Hose played much better than their record shows. Many games were lost because of one big play by the opponents. In the opener against Furman, PC seemed ready for the game but the Paladins defeated the Hose by a 13-6 score. The next game saw the Citadel Bulldogs taking revenge with a score of 25-13. PC played one of its best games of the season against a strong Mars Hill team, winning with an impressive score of 27-24. Once again the Blue Hose saw defeat as the Wofford Terriers came through with a win of 33-20. The next week the Eton Christians defeated PC by a 7-0 score. Homecoming weekend saw Lenoir Rhyne revenge last year ' s defeat as they ran up a 34-6 score. PC got back on its feet the next week, soundly defeating Guilford 37-6. Catawba barely slipped by PC the next week with a score of 7-6. PC really put on an offensive show against Gardne r-Webb, soundly defeating them with a 28-23 score. Once again Western Carolina handed the Blue Hose a defeat, winning with a 31-12 score. In their final game Presbyterian really played their hearts out against the Newberry Indians only to see a 14-3 defeat. w l ' ?M?2iK i? ' i ' 5 Hk t Wi W% ' % :4 J a 7 5 BP ( ' tiS ' .hi ' ytJ ' z itr ' ' ii 1 Senior Bob Wills fights tor yardage. P 1 You ' d better move out of my way! Oral Chester struggles against Lenoir Rhyne defense. John Orck, Mike Apps, and John Kennington close in on a Lenoir Rhyne ball carrier. 20 SPORTS Bob Wills, Bee Carlton, and Harold Bennett take a short rest, but keep minds locused on the game. Lenoir Rhyne is stopped by the strong defense of Hortman and Orck Oral Chester heads for the goal. SPORTS 21 . Lister is escorted downfield by Stockman for a first down. X Fresiiman Quarterback Jody Salmon heads downfield. Quarterback Wally Bowen calls the play as Elon waits tensely. y % - ■- A- yf - R -.i-i— r ; S i -1 -- - '  i- t ■•♦ J - ■£ ? Jtf %i _:-• %.; ? ' ? . y ' r eK«B m Jpa ii .ml |g ' L ' i U 1 • 1 -1 - % A WfK- i ■ J ' VA TJL LMLa V T ' A ' . t 4 V y¥ v i - VS ' 3 L - V 22 SPORTS If you can ' t knock ' em, trip ' em! Griften finds tfie going rougli against these opponents. Presbyterian College has long been known for its academics and fine athletics. This year the Blue Hose football team didn ' t turn out as outstanding a record as the student body has been accustomed to in the past. However, a record of 3-8 is not a total loss and the coaches expect a better year in 1974. This record does not reflect the true story of our games at all. The Blue Hose played their hearts out on the field and the students cheered them on, but fate was against them this year. SPORTS 23 CHEERLEADERS SPARK SPIRIT B-E-A-T, Beat FurmanH Down the field, BIG BLUE, down the field! Kneeling: Jean McGregor, Aileen Avery, Mimi Ewing, Cathy McKnight, and Meridy Buchanan. Standing: Bill Bowick, Randy Jackson, Gary McKinney. Hoyt Jackson, and Mark Jolly. 24 SPORTS This year ' s cheering squad did a fine job of keeping the spirit up within the cheering section at Presbyterian College. The Cheerleaders sacrifice many hours of valuable time in order to practice their routines and cheers. No one really knows how hard it is to be a Cheerleader, or how time-consuming it is, until one actually becomes a Cheerleader. They are to be con- gratulated on the fine way that they represented the Blue Hose at pep rallies and at the home and away games. The Cheerleaders put forth a tremendous effort toward showing the football and basketball teams that they were behind them all the way. The members of any team need to know that they have the confidence and support of their fellow schoolmates, and much credit should be given to the Cheerleaders for their enthusiasm and school spirit toward these activities. Hey! Look at what we can do! During a timeout tiie ctieerleaders do a quicl cheer to l eep the spirit alive in the stands. Let ' s Go, Mighty Blue Hose! SPORTS 25 1974 BLUE HOSE RELY UPON HUSTLE AN! Alter taking a Bluehose rebound, Co-Captain Terry Dover goes back up and hits for an additional two points as the Bluehose detest the Baptist College Buccaneers 78-63 on our home court in Leroy Springs Gymnasium. Facing taller opponents the entire season, the Blue Hose pressed and hustled their way to a hard earned 16-12 overall record. Under the new leadership of Coach Larry Burch, the Hose were molded into one unique team. A trademark of the PC Blue Hose was the acute teamwork which they played each game. All the players worked together for a common cause, that of winning every game that they possibly could. Each gave what talent he had for the purpose of winning. Even though this team tasted defeat on different occasions they were never out hustled nor out fought in any of the games they played. The 1974 Presbyterian College Blue Hose will be best remembered as a challenging group of basketball players. Randy Hyde gives a little extra ettort in the jump circle v hich enables him to tap the ball toward his anxious teammates. 26 SPORTS HARD WORK TO ESTABLISH A 16-12 RECORD The Hose had better do some quick scoring before Coach Burch pulls all his hair out. Using a deceptive move to free himself from a Baptist College defender, Co-Captain Dennis l oon dribbles out of the corner and oo cs for a fast break to put the Bluehose ahead. 1974 SCOREBOARD PC PC PC PC PC Lander Tip-Off Tournament PC PC PC 106 Warren Wilson 78 95 Francis Marion 75 74 Ersl ine 79 ..74 UNC Asheville 68 129 Francis IVIarion 99 74 UNC Cliarlotte 109 74 Mars Hill 70 74 College of Cliarleston 83 Gardner-Webb Invitational Tournament PC 87 Gardner-Webb 97 PC 81 Elon 88 99 Baptist 115 80 U of Wisconsin at LaCrosse ... 97 75 Wofford 73 81 College of Cliarleston 78 54 Erskine 69 74 Limestone 68 76 UNC Asheville 85 86 Lander 75 78 Wofford 71 80 Erskine 69 96 Lander 79 89 Newberry 76 71 Mars Hill 83 78 Baptist 63 72 Newberry 84 76 Francis Marion 77 98 Warren Wilson 83 93 UNC Asheville 86 SPORTS 27 Dooley strains to make two and gets a chance lor a three point play as he draws a loul. An exceptional shooter, Dennis Moon aids in leading the Blue Hose to a 98-83 victory over Warren Wilson. Newcomer Ree Hart gets in on some action as he shoots over the heads ol Warren Wilson delensive players. Members ot the 1973-74 Presbyterian College Basketball team were (kneeling) Jim Gambrell, Marion Miller. Alvin Sewell, George Hester, Dennis Moon, Dickie Brabham, (standing) Denny Grillin, Mike Silver, Terry Dover, Joe Held, Sam Hanchey, Chuck Hughston, Randy Hyde, Ree Hart. Marion Miller shows beauiitul form as he runs the score up two more points while Ik ! shooting from the top of the foul circle. SPORTS 29 George Hester, a leading scorer for PC, maneuvers for a shot wfiile an opponent tries to defend the basket. PC players Denny Griffin and Alvin Sewell keep eyes fixed on the ball as they await the rebound. With arm outstretched, Randy Hyde goes high over the heads of defensive Newberry. 30 SPORTS Blue Hose Replace Lack Of Height With Desire To Win Leaping high into the air, Alvin Sewell fires a shot to raise the PC score by two. Junior Mil e Silver, although at a disadvantage because ot height, is a great asset to the Blue Hose team. SPORTS 31 TENNIS Carlos Behar Mike Faya Tom Norfleet Standing, left to right: Carlos Angel, Jimmy Hinson, Tom Norlleet. Mike Faya, Carlos Behar. Kneeling: Coach Jim Shakespeare, T. K. Farley, Oscar Woolen, Antonio Angel. 32 SPORTS Carlos Angel University of South Carolina Temple University Pennsylvania State University Florida State University Jacksonville University Rollins College Florida Tech University East Kentucky University Swarthmore College West Kentucky University University of Cincinnati Dartmouth College West Chester State College Ohio University Davidson College Furman University University of North Carolina (Charlotte) Columbus College Harvard University High Point College Wake Forest University University of Virginia William and Mary University of Pennsylvania United States Naval Academy Clemson University University of North Carolina East Michigan University District 6 Championships Carson Newman College SPORTS 33 Antonio Angel keeps his eye on the ball as he prepares to deliver a good lorehand. Good torm is shown by Mike Faya. 34 SPORTS SPORTS 35 PC GOLFERS SHOW PROMISE I •ysx. ' «C6i , ' C Freshmen golfers Bobby Weed, Tommy Addison, and Tom Sample show promise lor future years. Newcomer Gene McCaskill shows his style in golfing. leff Dye, a returning goiter, should compete in many matches this season. T. D. Todd, a returning letterman and an excellent goiter, puts the ball into the hole. 36 SPORTS Buddy Roberts, one of PC ' s best golfers, is bacl for tiis fourtfi year on the team. Witfi much concentration, David Morris prepares to hit the half. Golf team looks for a bright future in Tomrrty Addison. Another newcomer, Bud Whiting should see much Gus Brinson, a leading scorer for the team, shouU action this year. be an asset again this year. SPORTS 37 1974 TRACK TEAM USES HARD WORK Senior javelin thrower Phil Pitts throws only 15 feet from the school record. Larry Rizzo, an outstanding long and triple jumper, strives to make every inch count. Perhaps the most demanding of ali sports is track. To be successful in track you have to work, and work hard. You must also have the desire of a natural born athlete and the determination to overcome the chal- lenges which it presents. This year ' s track team was no exception. The young men who made up the track team worked hard each afternoon, and this was endured by one and all. Each worked on individual events, such as hurdles, high jump, pole vault, broad jump, relays, etc. In doing so, each strived to become the very best that he could be in each indi- vidual event that he entered with hopes of winning. The members of the 1974 Presbyterian College track team were: (trom lett to right): (sitting) John Davis, Dan Adams, Larry Rizzo, Alex Rogers, James Brown, (kneeling) Kenn Milton, George Wilkes. Steve Snipes. Bob Edens. (standing) John Hackett. George Camp. Ed Fendley, Kenny Hudlow. Phil Pitts, and David Fortune. 38 SPORTS SELF-CONFIDENCE TO ESTABLISH GREAT YEAR ' 2 Kenn Milton, an excellent all-around track man, clears the high jump bar. Alex Rogers, an excellent pole vaulter, should break school record before he graduates. Distance runners George WilHes, Bob Edens, and John Davis get in some practice by running around the track before the season begins. SPORTS 39 James Brown, Dan Adams, Steve Snipes and John Hackeit have much potential as sprinters this season. Marc Coker, a senior holding the school record, shows his style in the 440 yard intermediate hurdles. 40 SPORTS As head track coach, Bob Strock ' s teams have posted credible perform- ances in the Carolinas Conference and NAIA District Six meets. Senior Weight Man, Eddie Fendley winds up SPORTS 4T Team Captain David Connolly zeroes in on the target for an accurate slioi. Being a first-year man, Randy Constantine stiows promise for tfie future. Kathryn Garris, in prone position, aims carefully before firing. RIFLE TEAM SHOWS GREAT POTENTIAL THIS YEAR Members of the 1974 Presbyterian College Rifle Team are: (kneeling) Bill Bowick, Beth Connor, Kathryn Garris, (standing) David Connolly. Hay Wyman. Randy Constantine, Clark Riddle, and l orest Secord. Forest Secord prepares to fire standing. 42 SPORTS Many hours of practice is the reason for Bill Bewick ' s success this year. For a second year. Clark Riddle has proved to be an asset. Beth Connor has been successful at increasing her standing score. A new man on the Rifle Team, Hay Wyman strives con- stantly for improverrtent on his scores. Rifle Team is rated high The Presbyter ian College Rifle Team, though small in number and often unheralded, has proved to be one of the most successful competitive teams which represents the PC Student Body. Sponsored by the ROTC Department at the College and coached by Sergeant Major Bailey, Sergeant Major Robinson and Captain Hal Wilson, the team is a mem- ber of the Western Carolina Athletic Conference. Competing against larger schools such as Georgia State, Clemson, Davidson, Wake Forest and Appalachian, the PC Rifle Team boasts of individual victories over such schools as South Carolina State, Wofford, Davidson, and Appalachian. Rick Limehouse, top scorer for the team, has led PC to many of these victories. Being a non-seasonal sport, rifle matches are scheduled all during the year. Before matches, the team practices as much as four nights a week, but most matches are held on the weekends. This activity is available to any student who is interested in marksmanship and who can shoot well enough to qualify for the team. In fact, for a second year, some co-eds are working with the team. The practice of safety, not only with the rifle, but also on the firing line, is one of the most valuable traits learned as a member of the team. SPORTS 43 Does anyone know who has the ball?! T S 91 feA. M I gip Hli )jyw ' I H ■ gflRL ■Isii - K: ' 1 • H H l MvH 0Vti ■ 1 And away he goes . 44 SPORTS Fierce action results as Buddy Asburry leaps for the ball. Brutal action takes place as Alpha Sigs try to block out Bernie, but it looks pretty hopeless. Popularity of Intramural Sports Increases Each Year The intramural sports program is one of tine most popular of the extra-curricula activities here at Presbyterian College. This program allows students interested in physical recreation and competitive exercise the chance to participate in organ- ized athletics. The program is supervised under the direction of Gene Sullivan. The intramural program is designed to include all sports of w hich there is any interest at all here at PC and tries to offer ev eryone a chance to participate. Popular team sports offered include touch football, powder-puff football, bowling, ping-pong, basketball, volleyball, track, pool, and softball. Teams in these programs come from fraternities, sections in the dormitories, and friends who gather together because they think they have the skill to win. Competition is fierce and spirits run high in the intramural battles in quest of the overall school trophies. The interest in this program is skyrocketing, and each year the number of competitors increases. As the popularity and interest in the program grows, so grows the program, for it adds yet another facet to a well-rounded education. Fierce competition, un- rivaled teamwork, individual excellence, and explosive excitement all combine to make our intramural program an excellent activity. Billy Wade is prepared to tackle Bill Thompson as he reaches lor the ball. SPORTS 45 k, J .; t jgag hH 1 fr Jt ' wS 9 9 m ■ifil ' jH|| . h flH jaU S EbH c- i H 1 H B l Pmk ' - HMim H H H ■ H 2 B BHB - ' - ' ' ■ ' HBiP Sigma Nu Billy Wade and Alpha Sig John Carpenter both try desperately for the ball. Randy Suarez rushes into Pi Kappa Phi territory. KA player John Bayne tosses the ball just in time before he gets tackled. -jT-r. ' i ' . ..■: ' :: j, f ;•■:.. ) nn  . ' l|a. Participation ran high in volleyball for the girls. Lena Hinton demonstrates her skill at the game as teammates Pat Gaddy and Elaine Smith watch, prepared to volley if the need arises. SPORTS 47 Athletic Sports Events Condition Girls And Boys Powderpuft football at PC against Columbia College brought much enthusiasm from the girls. Belton Hammond con- nects with an over- head smash as Bob Brearley watches in- tently. i U 48 SPORTS Mark Thomas and Joey Glymph play ball control. SPORTS 49 Spirits Run Higli As Friendsliip. 50 SPORTS Are Born During Intramural Sports Netta Curry tries to block the shot of Marie Huff, top scorer for the girls this season, but Marie still makes the basket, bringing a victory over Kelly ' s Heroes. Rainey Rector shoots over the head of Susan Guilliams of PCP to bring victory for the lingers. SPORTS 51 Classes 11 r ' SS  xiaaai mi Roberta Dodds and Tim Cunningham Larry Woolbright and Ginny Nichols Katy Fettis and Bolton Hammond WHO ' S WHO 54 WHO ' S WHO Sammy Howell and Karen McKee Ann Harrison and Stan Reid Lena Hinton and Marc Coker Beth Worrell and Bob Wills Bob Brearly and Sally Garrison WHO ' S WHO 55 Seaicps Senior SGA Representatives Roberta Dodds and Ted Wardlaw 56 SENIORS T a ...:: . Edward Charles Anderson Greenville, S. C. Jean Salley Anderson Spartanburg, S. C. Samuel Pickens Anderson Greenville, S. C. Stephen Charles Anderson Greenville, S. C. Carlos Alberto Angel Bogota, Columbia Michael George Apps Greenville, S. C. John M. Baarcke Union, S. C. William Lisman Baker II Atlanta, Ga. Carolyn Ann Barker Clinton, S. C. James Everett Barnett Washington, Ga. Amanda Jean Baugham Shelby, N. C. John Timothy Bayne Charlotte, N. C. Marion James Beam, Jr. Mt. Pleasant, S. C. Harold Aaron Bennett II Marietta, Ga. Lauriston Hardin BIythe Greenville, S. C. Henry Duane Bodie Batesburg, S. C. SENIORS 57 James M. Boswell Ocean Drive, S. C. Burness Bourne Cheraw, S. C. Wallace Morning Bowen, Jr. Vienna, Ga. Mary Catherine Bowers North Palm Beach, Fla. Shannon Irene Boyd Columbia, S. C. Robert Montgomery Brearley Columbia, S. C. Meridy Claire Buchanan Fair Lawn, N. J. Betty Grace Buckley Tampa, Fla. Wayne Butler, Jr. Clinton, S. C. John Wallace Carpenter Atlanta, Ga. Marcus Graham Coker Pineville, N. C. Peggy Joyce Corry DeBary, Fla. Chris Morri s Crowe Hartsville, S. C. Linda Carol Culbertson Clinton, S. C. Carolyn P. Cummins Clinton, S. C. Tim E. Cunningham Darlington, S. C. 58 SENIORS Catherine G. Curtis Johnston, S. C. Clavin Conrad Dawson Georgetown, S. C. Sanna Kay DeMilly Tallahassee, Fla. Mary Adelaide DeVault Asheville, N. C. Bruce Shryock Dickey Marietta, Ga. Cherry Lee Dillard Taylors, S. C. Roberta Kay Dodds Pine Bluff, Arkansas James Wilson Douglas Winston-Salem, N. C. Terry Franklin Dover Union Point, Ga. T. Ross Edminster College Park, Md. H. Preston EIrod, Jr. Greenville, S. C. Marianne Ewing Atlanta, Ga. O ' Neil Charles Parish Gaffney, S. C. Harold Edward Fendley Elberton, Ga. Frank Stephen Flournoy Columbus, Ga. Valerie Simmons Floyd Simpsonville, S. C. SENIORS 59 Anne Bradford Fogarly Atlanta, Ga. Lloyd Douglas Foster Fayetteville, N. C. Martha G. Franklin Clinton, S. C. Joseph Mills Gaddy Decatur, Ga. Salli Garrison Greenville, S. C. Michael Ragan Grant Chester, S. C. Walter M. Grayson, Jr. Atlanta, Ga. Morgan DuPree Grimball Greenville, S. C. Wilson Stanley Gruber St. George, S. C. Kenneth Donald Haddad Ormond Beach, Fla. Daniel Koester Hadwin Colunnbia, S. C. Michael Kendrick Hafley Orlando, Fla. Lawrence Joshua Hall Kensington, Md. Edward Randolph Hahn, Jr. Columbia, S. C. John Belton Hammond Milledgeville, Ga. Anne Katherine Harrison Tallahassee, Fla. 60 SENIORS - ii¥ : l. 1 v ni ■fcyj m fk mL , ' Franklin Merritt Harrison Clinton, S. C. Marilyn Jennings Harrison Clinton, S. C. Ralph Valentine Hart University City, Md. David Carey Hartsell Clinton, S. C. Cynthia Dixie Henelt Greenville, S. C. Gerhard Jan Hinnen Marion, Ala. Lena Hardin Hinton Clemson, S. C. Samuel Gary Holtzclaw Clinton, S. C. Donald Wiggins Hoffmeyer Greenville, S. C. Robert Howard Hortman Summerville, S. C. Herbert Cecil Howell Greenville, S. C. Samuel Lide Howell Darlington, S. C. Robert Kenneth Hudlow Marietta, Ga. Lynn Keller Hughes Bonds Cross Roads, S. C. Margaret Anne Ice Aiken, S. C. Elizabeth Ivey Jackson Charlotte, N. C. SENIORS 61 M ) r Wh a t m f 1 ji jcj pigs m IB Randon Howard Jackson Atlanta, Ga. Lois Carolyn Jeffreys Goldsboro, N. C. Jefferson Conway Jones Fountain Inn, S. C. Julie Young Keadle Clinton, S. C. Diane Lynn Kelley Mauldin, S. C. Everett Rhett Kelsey Chester, S. C. John Charles Kennington Lancaster, S. C. Irene Tollison Kirby Laurens, S. C. Harry Charles Kletcher Anderson, S. C. Daniel Lawrence Lanford Clinton, S. C. Donald Tracy Lay Palm Beach, Fla. Lawrence Alexander Lee Clinton, S. C. William Primm Lewis Clinton, S. C. Ken Crowell Lister Greenville, S. C. Anne Olivia Littlejohn Clemson, S. C. John L. Loner BIythewood, S. C. 62 SENIORS Stephen E. Lowry York, S. C. Richard Mackelfresh Charlotte, N. C. Candler Grady Matthews Saluda, S. C. John Warren Mays Seneca, S. C. Jane Beattie McCall Greenville, S. C. George E. McClenaghan Greenville, S. C. Harriet Black McKee Clinton, S. C. John Paul McKee Clinton, S. C. Karen Lynn McKee Atlanta, Ga. Catherine Elizabeth McKnight Columbia, S. C. John Cameron McLean Maitland, Fla. Janet Aquilla Meadors Clinton, 8. C. Anne Ruth Wedlock Cave Spring, Ga. Norman Cecil Melvin Baltimore, Md. John Kenneth Millwood Piedmont, S. 0. George Patterson Mitchell Greenville, S. C. SENIORS 63 Maida June Moody Greenville, S. C. Robert Dennis Moon Columbia, S. C. Anna Marie Morgan Sylvania, Ga. Nancy Merrill Nelson Eufaula, Ala. Richard Montgomery Nelson Thomson, Ga. Anne Walker Newton Greenville, S. C. Joan Marie Nichols Douglas, Ga. Virginia Lee Nichols Oneida, N. Y. William Flynt Nichols Bainbridge, Ga. James David Norris Thomson, Ga. Bernard Joseph Nussbaumer III Massillon, Ohio John Stanley Orck Columbus, Ga. Dette Melanie Peters Charleston, S. C. Katharine Walker Pettis Zuni, Va. Martha Susan Pilgrim Charlotte, N. C. Phillip Lee Pitts Elberton, Ga. ' ■ V- V Beverly Gray Poole Sarasota, Fla. Hubert Stanley Reid Woodruff, S. C. Edward Hays Reynolds III Greenville, S. C. Paula Elizabeth Richardson Newberry, S. C. Edward Lawrence Rizzo Greenville, S. C. Albert Hughes Roberts Elberton, Ga. Ellen Ann Roberts Atlanta, Ga. Joseph Melvin Robinson Marion, Ala. Jack M. Rogers, Jr. Fayetteville, N. C. Richard AInie Rogers Clinton, S. C. Sarah Cecelia Ropp Raeford, N. C. Deloris Elaine Sanders Columbia, S. C. Barbara Elaine Simpson Atlanta, Ga. Jamie Elliott Smeds Charleston, S. C. Ashley Allgood Smith Rome, Ga. Elaine Virginia Smith Atlanta, Ga. il Mh i ¥ % 1 1 u  ' 1 J ' v ., . h le a. ' Hl „ Pk. ailF i lil ' i Mhm pllsi ■ v vl J SENIORS 65 Gerald LeGrande Smith Mary Charles Stephenson Wayne Dennis Taylor Paul G. Trippe Newberry, S. C. Douglas, Ga. Greenville, S. C. Havana, Fla. Harvey Landon Smith John Michael Stuart John Lawther Thomas Scott Chestnut Trotter Winston-Salem, N. C. Atlanta, Ga. Columbia, S. C. Little Rock, Arkansas Jeffrey Alan Sparks Randall S. Suarez William Thomas Thompson James Claude Underw ood Greensboro, N. 0. Orlando, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. Lexington, N. C. Anthony Lanier Stallworth Audrey Sue Taffar Newsman Alexander Tovirnsend Theodore Jackson Wardlaw Atlanta, Ga. Decatur, Ga. Clinton, S. C. Clinton, S. C. 66 SENIORS Carole Perry Wham Fountain Inn, S. C. Bob Wright Wills Washington, Ga. Paul Jacobus Wilson III Spartanburg, S. C. William Heathley Wilson II Mayesville, S. C. The way we were SENIORS 67 JuiUcPS Junior SGA Representatives Milly Whalley and Jimmy Sain 68 JUNIORS Charles Edwin Adair Clinton, S. C. Duncan Bristol Allen LaGrange, Ga. Adelaide Ballard Greenville, S. C. Rebecca Lynne Bolding Easley, S. C. Carl Daniel Adamson Washington, Ga. James Keith Anderson Greenville, S. C. Cornelia Elaine Beasley Laurens, S. C. Benjamin Wylie Brannon, III Bethune, S. C. Clarence Holland Albright Rock Hill, S. C. Janet Aiken Avery Live Oak, Fla. Sally Anne Bedinger Columbia, S. C. Lavirrence Allen Breen Decatur, Ga. Clarence James Allen Tucker, Ga. Karen Gail Babb Columbia, S. C. Norman Lee Blackwell Clinton, S. C. Paula Elizabeth Brown Ridgeland, S. C. JUNIORS 69 Thomas David Bruce Cornelia, Ga. William Bradley Bryant Atlanta, Ga. Marian Elaine Burrell Bethune, S. C. Doris Ann Calhoun Bennettsville, S. C. James Melvin Carlyle Marion, N. C. Walker Melvin Cartee, Jr. Easley, S. C. Gloria Gail Carwile Union, S. C. Evelyn Jane Celly Asheville, N. C. Floyd Vernon Chandler Waterloo, S. C. Gary Leroy Clayton Avondale Estates, Ga. Randall Alan Constantine Doraville, Ga. Lawrence Nathaniel Cook, III Gray Court, S. C. John Lewis Crane Summit Point, West Va. James Everette Cromer Ward, S. C. Robert Leonard Cudd Spartanburg, S. C. Walter Powell Davis Hollywood, Fla. 70 JUNIORS Laura Jane Dixon Clinton, S. C. Mary Prentiss Dobbins Greenville, S. C. Hartwell Coleman Dew Latta, S. C. William Clarence Donaldson Hartsville, S. C. David Dorrough Montgomery, Ala. Cynthia Dowling Greenville, S. C. Walter Merrill Durst Columbia, S. C. Nathaniel Jeffords Dye Atlanta, Ga. Thomas Kaliel Farley Danville, Va. Donald Douglas Fleming Decatur, Ga. Michael Edward Fortune Ashtabula, Ohio George Wesley Frady Clinton, S. C. Edward C. Freeman Waterloo, S. C. George Flournoy Freeman, Jr. Roswell, Ga. Michael Keith Fulmer Johnston, S. C. James Clinton Gambrell Oakway, S. C. JUNIORS 71 Joseph Schley Gatewood Columbus, Ga. Jean Mason Gillespie Greenville, S. C. Nathan Kenneth Gilstrap Clinton, S. C. Brenda Gail Goodsen Dalton, Ga. William Garden Griscom Atlanta, Ga. John Timothy Guerin Atlanta, Ga. Jacqueline Sue Hall Tucker, Ga. Augustus Wardlaw Hamrick Bradenton, Fla. Cynthia Diane Hamrick Bradenton, Fla. Margaret Lynn Hardin Augusta, Ga. Frank Edward Felknor Hardy Camden, S. C. Ina Jean Harrell Conway, S. C. Libby Han ey Atlanta, Ga. William Clarence Harvey Clover, S. C. Janet Elizabeth Hearn Eastman, Ga. Ann M. Heinsohn Winter Park, Fla. 72 JUNIORS Thomas David Henderson Macon, Ga. Nancy Ellen Hopkins Athens, Ga. Rancy Cowan Hyde Kannapolis, N. C. Garner Roosevelt Jarrell, Jr. Mount Airey, N. C. Randy Stephen Herd Spartanburg, S. C. Richard Olen Hudgins Macon, Ga. Frank Wysor Ivey Clinton, S. C. Hugh Johnson Joanna, S. C. Nina Lee Hestir Austin, Texas Charles Bobo Hugheston, Jr. Charlotte, N. C. Johnny Timothy Jacks Mountville, S. C. William Samuel Johnson Spartanburg, S. C. Grady West Hinman Columbus, Ga. Leiand Bailey Humphries Inman, Ga. Suzanne Jackson South Dayfona, Fla. Michael G. Jolley Denmark, S. C. JUNIORS 73 Fran Newton Jones Easley, S. C. Joseph Edward Lee Chester, S. C. John Michael Lollis Laurens, S. C. Joe Theodore Maxwell Anderson, S. C. Thomas Wagner Knowlton St. Petersburg, Fla. Leonard Garland Lehew Atlanta, Ga. Douglas R. Lown Lithonia, Ga. James Edgar Mayes, Jr. Mayesville, S. C. Kathleen Joan Kreshon Charlotte, N. C. Richard William Limehouse, Jr. Summerville, S. C. Harold Allen Mahy Fountain Inn, S. C. George R. McAbee, Jr. Charleston, S. C. Phillip Bunn Lea Rocky Mount, N. C. Benny F. Logan Rock Hill, S. C. David Kyle Mathis Atlanta, Ga. Elizabeth Meriwether McCrackin Wilmington, N. C. 74 JUNIORS James Laurence McFadyen Raeford, N. C. Mary Angela McGehee Savannah, Ga. Joseph T. McGraw Thomasville, Ga. Susan Carlene Mcintosh Summerville, S. C. Peggy Anne McKee Clinton, S. C. Gary C. McKinney Greenville, S. C. Anna Culley McLeod McBee, S. C. Carlisle James McNair Aiken, S. C. George Franklin McNair, Jr. Laurens, S. C. Meredith Gentry McQueen Easley, S. C. Barbara Ann Metzke Tallahassee, Fia. Molly Susan Miers Atlanta, Ga. Marion Douglas Miller Pacolet, S. C. Carl Leon Milton Columbia, S. C. Ernest Danny Moates Williston, S. C. Kay Moore Greenville, S. C. JUNIORS 75 Samuel William Moore Chester, S. C. Coburn Thomas Norfleet Greensboro, N G. Jerry Wayne O ' Neal Chattanooga, Tenn. John T. Poole Spartanburg, S. C. Harry Steven Murdock Belton, S. C. Ralph Warren Norman Rock Hill, S. C. Robert Glasgow Owens Rome, Ga. David Edwin Pratt Birmingham, Ala. Jamie Lee Murdock Johnston, S. C. Earl Jay Norris, Jr. Spartanburg, S. C. Kevin Lee Patrick Atlanta, Ga. Cynthia Mae Prince Atlanta, Ga. Gary Wayne Nicosia Rock Hill, S. C. Ben Lacy O ' Callaghan Atlanta, Ga. Don Ray Pearson Maryville, Tenn. Comer Henry Randall, III Washington, Ga. 76 JUNIORS Joey R. Reid Greer, S. C. James Dennis Rosenburg Atlanta, Ga. Sarah Katherine Sanders West Chester, Penn. Rennie McDowell Senn Laurens, S. C. Betty Yvonne Reynolds Anderson, S. C. Ronald Davison Roth Clinton, S. C. Linda Anne Schoen Decatur, Ga. Ernest Harvey Shepherd Augusta, Ga. John Carter Richie Greenville, S. C. Margaret Lyndon Rudy Fountain Inn, S. C. Barbara Ann Sears Anderson, S. C. Buford Thomas Shields Whitmire, S. C. Thomas Alexander Rogers Clinton, S. C. James Leslie Sain Rock Hill, S. C. Forest Barker Secord Dalton, Ga. Linda Louise Shoaf Miami, Fla. JUNIORS 77 Pamela Marie Shook Clinton, S. C. William Aiken Shuler, III Chappells, S. C. Gary Lee Shoup Spartanburg, S. C. Kermit Michael Silver Old Fori, N. C. Nancy Jean Sinclair Macon, Ga. Laura Frances Smith Manchester, Ga. Stephen Putnam Snipes Cheraw, S. C. Steve Allan Spaduzzi Atlanta, Ga. Jenny Standridge New Ellenton, S. C. Lawrence Michael Stewart Fountain Inn, S. C. Roy Trent Stockman Greenwood, S. C. Ann Thorpe Stone Greenville, S. C. Suzanne Thackston Woodruff, S. C. Joseph Deer Thomas Denmark, S. C. Mark Wooding Thomas, III Savannah, Ga. Raymond Braddy Thomason Fayetteville, N. C. 78 JUNIORS Niles Van Toole North Augusta. S. C. Susan Ward Ulrlch Atlanta, Ga. Helen Susan Vincent Atlanta, Ga. William Seay Walker Summerton, S. C. Zeta Niblock Touchton Columbia, S C. John Julian Varner Columbus, Ga. Sheryl Elizabeth Vi ade North Augusta, S. C. Barbara Lynn Walsh Charleston, S. C. Curtis Green Tribble Columbia, S. C. Jack Carroll Vaughn Anderson, S. C. William Barnett Wade Columbia, S. C. Michael R, Watklns Atlanta, Ga. Jane Mitchell Tucker Cross Hill, S. C. Ellen Victoria Vincent Atlanta, Ga. John Newton Walker Greenville, S. C. Robert L. Watson Anderson, S. C. JUNrORS 79 Wylie Douglas Welsh Atlanta, Ga. Mildred Allen Whatley LaGrange, Ga. George Bud Whiting Miami, Fla. George G. Wilkes Decatur, Ga. James Wesley Williams Enoree, S. C. Sharon Lynn Williams Decatur, Ga. Leonard W. Willis Bainbridge, Ga. William Earle Wilson Hampton, S. C. William Henry White Union, S. C. Ann Jeffreys Woods Rock Hill, S. C. Georgette Alexandra Wright Aiken, S. C. Robert Edward Yawn Thomasville, Ga. 80 JUNIORS Dog-gone-it, this test wasn ' t in the fraternity files! COLLEGE . . . a dogs ' eyeview. Gee . . . is this annual gonna get any better? JUNIORS 81 ScphcnwP€S Sophomores SGA Representatives Jean McGregor and Raymond Lloyd 82 SOPHOMORES Umberlo Luz Agular Sao Paulo, Brazil Ronnie Joe Allen Clinton, S. C. Jotin White Arrington Clemson, S. C. Reuben R. Asbury, III Greenville, S. C. Leanne Autry Dalton, Ga. Jack Leon Babb Lourens, S. C. William Donaldson Ballard, Jr Oxford, Ga. Doug Deville Barbazon Decatur, Ga. Vernon Nelson Barton Augusta, Ga. Judy Deal BIrdsong Atlanta, Ga. Rebecca Lynn Blackmon ColutTtbia, S. C. Earl Van Buren Blankenship Talladega, Ala. Lidia Virginia BIy Hendersonville. N. C. Joseph Daniel Boone Texedo. N. C. William Luther Bowick Easley, S. C. Nancy Ethel Boyd Atlanta, Ga. Bonnie Elizabeth Breen Decatur, Ga. Augustus Truesdelt Brinson Bethune, S. C. Joseph Edward Britt Columbia, S. C. Leslie Lourayse Broach Macon, Ga. Larry Wayne Broome Rock Hill. S. C. James Edward Brown Augusta. Ga. James Lee Burch McCormick, S. C. Dena Elizabeth Burdelte Greenville. S. C. W. Reid Caldwell Charlotte, N, C. William Beeland Carlton Augusta, Ga. Ruth Warden Carson Winchester, Va. David Oral Chester Nicholson. Ga. Levonia Lyde Coker Clemson, S. C. Suson Carol Condra Wilmington, Delaware SOPHOMORES 83 Mary Beth Connor Atlanta, Ga. Kay Anne Cook Atlanta, Ga. Elaine Carol Cooke Greenville, S. C. Jotin Alexander Corbett Lake Waccamaw, N. C. Llla Christina Craig Summerville, S. C. Brenda Jo Crawford Greenville, S. C. Annette Kaye Curry Columbia, S. C. Ronald Keith Curry Gray Court, S. C. Gordon Magrath Darby, III Mt. Pleasant, S. C. Jonathan Robert Davis Atlanta, Ga. Kenneth Roger Davis Easley, S. C. Robert Edward Deal Charlotte, N. C. G. Steven DeBrule Forest City, N. C. Susan Diane Dickerson Greenville, S. C. Charles Ray Dorsey West Palm Beach, Fla. Katharine Louisa Dowling Hilton Head Island, S. C. James Harvey Drennan North Augusta. S. C. Ronald T. Duncan Augusta, Ga. Tom Marvin Duncan Greenville, S. C. Michael Robert Dunn Laurinburg, N. C, Nancy Faye Durrance Forsyth, Ga. Emory Clay Dykes Dalton, Ga. Anderson Cabell Early Lincolnton, N. C. Glenn Carl Ellerin Baltimore, Md. Ginger Cynthia Ellis Greenville, S. C. William Arnold Elsberry Liburn. Ga. John Kenneth Erwin Spartanburg. S. C. Martha Estelle Evans Elloree, S. C. Debbie Lane Fallaw Clinton, S. C. Charles Henry Fant York, S. C. 84 SOPHOMORES Michael Sherby Faya Canlonville, Md Thomas Kerr Freeman Charlotte, N. C. Mary Kathryn Garris Augusta, Ga. Sara Douglas Gibbs Gastonia, N. C. William L. Gleason Springfield, Va. Lou Ann Qoad Silver Springs, Md. Jay Tresca Golden Jacksonville. Fla. Elizabeth Gibbs Goodwin North Augusta, S. C. Cynthia Lou Gosnell Spartanburg, S. C. Garry Wallace Gourlay Clemson, S. C. Steven David Qrady Clinton, 8. C. Cindy Ann Gray North Augusta. S. C. James Franklin Green Villa Rica. Ga. Paul Daniel Greer, Jr. Augusta, Ga. Carl E. Grlftln Thomson, Ga, Lynn Welter Griffin East Haven. Conn. Larry Douglas Grubb Seneca, S. C Susan f arguerite Guilllams Atlanta, Ga. William Edward Hate, III Lookout ML, Ga John C. Hall Atlanta, Ga. Patricia Anne Hall Atlanta, Ga. Sam Hanchey Tampa, Fla. Rodney Jack Hardeman Greenville, S. C. Paul Wayland Harkey Anderson, S. C. Byrd Daniel Harrell Eastman. Ga. James Edward Hays San Antonio, Texas Mary Jean Herlot Plnewood, S. C. George Robert Hester Morehead Cily, N. C. Robert Erwin Hlen Clinton, S. C. James Harroll Hill, Jr. Laurens, S. C. SOPHOMORES 85 Walter Hoyle HIM Macon, Ga. William Bruce Hill Birmingham, Ala. John Bell HInes Spartanburg, S. C. Joseph Russell HInes Ashaville, N. C. David Edwin Hobbs St. Mm., Ga. Barry Milton Holcomb Clinton, S. C. Cynthia Lynn Horton Greenville, S. C. Janet Elaine Hudson Camden, S. C. Marie Glenn Huff Simpsonville, S. C. ChudI Ogo Ifeacho Nigeria Hoyt Parker Jackson Tovtfson, Md. Cheryl Diane Jay Savannah, Ga. Julius Traylor Johnson Augusta, Ga. Martha Hanie Johnson Hartwell, Ga. Mark Lav rence Jolly Alpharetta, Ga. William Otto Junker Spar tanburg, S. C. Benny Robert Justice Hickory, N. C. Sally Lou KIker Elberton, Ga. James Thomas Kiuttz Laurens, S. C. MatthevK William Kortrey Washington, Ga. William James Ladd Blair, S. C. Patricia Lake Whitmire, S. C. Virginia Anne Lawton Winter Park, Fla. I ark W. Lee Milwood, N. Y. Kelly Tayloe Lewis Bartlesvllle, Okla. Parker Levels Little White Sul. Spgs., W. Va. Raymond Eugene Lloyd West Columbia, S. C. George Franklin Lynch Clinton, S. C. Judith Anne MacMllla Atlanta, Ga. Florence Vereen Martir Pickens, S. C. 0i jl J :, 7 V 86 SOPHOMORES Robert Glen Masche Ml. Pleasant, S. C. John Timothy McCorkle Greenville, S. C. Steven Alexander McDougall Columbia, S. C. Angella McGregor Ruby, S. C. Jean Ann McGregor Hopkins, S. C. DvKight E. H. Mclnvalll Myrtle Beach, S. C. Luclen Ellis McKee Clinton, S. C. Herbert McKeithan Laurinburg, N. C. Rebecca Lynn McKeown Chester. S. C. Robert Thomas McLean Maitland, Fla. James Crav ford MetcaU, Jr. Columbus, Qa. Brent Miller Morehouse Florence, S. C. Alice Faye Morgan Sylvanls, Ga. William LInwood Mullen Spartanburg, S. C. Elsie Judith Nelson Columbia, S. C. Lynda Dahl Nelson Tucker, Qa. Joanne Nickles Beaufort, 8. C. Chris Nussbaumer Massillon, Ohio Edward Patrick Odom West Palm Beach, Fla. Wellon O ' Neal Forsyth, Qa. Anna O ' QuInn Columbia, 8. C. Robin Shane Owens Clinton, S. C. James Elwood Palmer Union, S. C. Steven Edward Perone Greenville, S. C. Jame Cecelia Phibbs Greenville, S. C. Mary Kay Pllcher Marietta, Ga. Gerry Bernard Poole Sarasota, Fla. Clifford Cully Poston Thomson, Ga. Mary Anne Quarterman Savannah, Ga. Wendell Robert Ramsey Brooks, RT1 Ga. SOPHOMORES 87 Beverly Lorraine Rector Ml. Pleasant, S. C. Jerrllyn Anne Reid Chester. S. C. Clark Olin Riddle, Jr. Greenville, S. C. Eric Garth Riggins Greenville. S. C. Jean Theodosia Roger: Atlanta. Ga. William Walter Russell Charleston. W. Va. David Michael Sexton Red Oak, Ga. Kathryn Cheryl Shealy Easley, S. C. Paul Jackson Shields Scotland Neck. N. C. Laura Leigh Sholar Lenoir. N. C. Julie Ann Sibilsky Milledgeville, Ga. Lou Ellen Slough Landis, N. C. Veda Lynne Smith Florence. S. C. Suzanne Croft Southard Decatur. Ga. Ronald E. Sparks Rock Hill. S. C. Linda Jane Spaunburgh Aiken. S. C. Cathy Coleman Spoils Newberry. S. C. Douglas White Steward Decatur. Ga. William Martin Steward Valle Crucis, N. C. Douglas Allyn Stone Stockton, Cal. John Holloway Stroud Greenwood. S. C. Brooks Ryan Stuckey Bishopville. S. C. Katherine Gallant Sullivan Anderson, S. C. Terry Michael Southerland Linville Falls, N. C. Barbara Shawn Sweat Charleston, S. C. Janie Scott Thomason Mounlville, S. C. Martha Anderson Thompson Savannah. Ga. Thomas Darlington Todd Laurens. S C Joseph Ferrell Trice. Ill Dawson, Ga Nancy Virginia Turner Atlanta. Ga, 88 SOPHOMORES Anna Deloras Yelton Clinlon, S. C. Robert Jesse Zetwick Walhalla, S. C. Larry William Vealch Louisville, Ky. Mary Lucille Wagner Tampa, Fla- Mary Horricks Walkup Fountain Inn. S. C. Carmen D. Wannamaker Pacolet, S. C. Becky Gardner Wentworth Winter Park, Fla. Anna Irene White Fort Mill, S. C. Cathy Ann White Ft, Lauderdale. Fla. Elbert Newton Whitmire Athens, Ga. David A. Wilks Atlanta, Ga. James Curtis Wilson Laurens. Ga. SOPHOMORES 89 Jpeshmm Freshman SGA Representatives Joey Glymph and Clitf McLeod 90 FRESHMEN Tommy Eldred Addison Clinton, S. C. Peggy Lee Allen Atlanta, Ga. Callis Jensen Anderson Spartanburg, S. C. Antonio Angel Bogota, Columbia Eddie J. Ard Manchewter, Ga. Mary Ellen Arnold Greenwood, S. C. Mary Gratiam Arrington Clemson, S. C. William Timothy Askew West Point, Ga. Basil Wayne Atwood, Jr. Charleston, S. C. Linda Jane Aubrey Aiken, S. C. Samuel Herbert Baker Sumter, S. C. Clyde Bruce Baldwin Atlanta, Ga. Bert Sidney Barger Elberton, Ga. Ora Frances Bechtler West Columbia, S. C. Richard Whittemore Bell Stone Mountain, Ga. Gary Lamar Black Atlanta, Ga. Patricia Lynn Began Buffalo, S. C. James Powe Bourne Cheraw, S. C. Ernest Joel Bowen Pickens, S. C. Debra Ann Bowick Easley, S. C. Russell Bowling Whitmire, S. C. Nancy Ruth Bracey Bennettsville, S. C. Arthur Fope Bradham Camden, S. C. E- Edmund Brewer Atlanta, Ga. Lee Emerson Brinson Hartwell, Ga. Gregory Berton Briscoe Marietta, Ga. Miriam Louise Brockman Greer, S. C. Shannon L. Brooks Augusta, Ga. Charles Dennis Broome Lockhart, S. C. Jerry Lee Broome Blackshear, Ga. Thomas J. Brown, Jr. Dalton, Ga. Laurel L. Bryan Arlington, Va. Lisa Ann Burnette Marietta, Ga. Kevin Craig Byington Greenville, S. C. Amy Elizabeth Caldwell Buffalo, S. C. FRESMEN 91 George Mills Camp Harlsville, S. C, Albert Monroe Campbell Anderson. S. C. David Gordon Campbell Spartanburg, S .C. Marshall Masters Campbell Anderson, S. C. Samuel Edward Campbell Chester, 5. C. Mark Stuart Carlough Concord, N. C. Butch Carpenter Hickory, N. C. Mary Renee Carpenter Decatur, Ga. Joye Chapman Cheraw, 8. C. Tony Chapman Clinton, S. C. Betsy Cheves Atlanta, Ga. Adele Cleveland Greenville, 3. C. Susan Elizabeth Coleman Pacolet. S. C. Steve Wayne Collins Columbia. S. C. Mary B. Cook Laurens. S. C. Valerie Ann Copley Aiken, S. C. Cheryl K. Costello Lilburn, Ga. Edna Lee Covington Kingslree, S. C. Susan Patricia Crabill Decatur, Ga. Laura Juli Craig Summerville, S. C. Kathy Gail Crayton Sumter. S. C. Daria Theresa Cronic Clinton, S. C. Ted Wynn Cummings Atlanta, Ga Betty Jane Davis Norway, S. C. Francine Davis Greenville, S. C. Jo-Ann Marie Davis Blackville. S. C. Steven Terry DeLong Stone Mountain, Ga. Heath Phillips Dixon Greenville. S. C. Jane M. Drake Greenville, S. C. Robert Gregory Dunbar N. Augusta. S. C, William David Duncan Aiken, S. C. Robert M. Edens Columbia, S. C. Al M. Edwards Kingstree, S. C. Miriam Dawn Eldridge Charlotte, N. C. Ruby Penny Elliott Buffalo, S. C. 92 FRESHMEN wt O Joyce E. Ellison Bellon, S. C. Lillian Susan Estes Union, S. C. Ronald Lyn Evans Effingham, S. C. James f elton Fields Lawrenceville, Ga. Rachel Elizabeth Fleming Greenville, S. C. David Scott Fortune Ashtabula, Ohio □ avid Arthur Fowler Greenville, S. C. Andrew Frederick Freeland Batesburg, S. C. Karen Rogers French Clinton, S. C- Patricia Ann Gaddy Dillon, S. C. John Lee Glinski N. Augusta, S. C. Michael Joe Glymph Greenville, S. C. Alan Walter Goodale Dunedin, Fla. Dennis Nelson Griffin Brevard, N. C. Bruce Scott Grover Staunton, Va. Julian Decherd Guess Union, S. C. John Douglas Hackett Greenwood, S. C. Jack M- Hagwood Columbia, S. C. f ark Ian Hallman Boston, Ga. William Walter Hames Union, S. C. Martin Leslie Hammill Athens, Ga. MWdred Gordon Hansen Decatur, Ga. Susan Grace Harmon Atlanta, Ga. Susan Nickles Harrill Bennettsville, S. C. Amy Elizabeth Harris Laurens, S. C. Cheryl Lynne Harrison Taylors, S. C. Henri Going Hart Columbia, S, C. Christopher Scott Hartnett Coral Gables, Fla. Bryan L. Harvin Manning, S. C, Rosaline Jean Hastings Columbia, S. C. Carolyn Dolora Haywood Tavares, Fla. Gail Lea Heaton Thomasville, Ga. Judy Lynn Herring Beaufort, S. C. Vernon Glenn Hester Cayce, S. C. Robert James Hinson Lakeland. Fla FRESMEN 93 Marion WiUiams Hodges Atlanta, Ga. IJlarcia Ann Hooks Barnesville. Ga. James Lane Hooten Savannah. Ga. John Mark Hopkins Atlanta, Ga. William Andrew Horton Spartanburg. S. C. Martha Ann Houston Savannah. Ga. Jan L. Howe N. Augusta. S. C. Bonnie Louise Huckaby Atlanta, Ga. Pete B. Hiiff Clinton, 8. C. Sandra Ann Hughes Thomson, Ga. Cathy Jane Hyatt Atlanta, Ga. Andrew Leii Ih Irwi S. C. Green Mary Nell Jenkins Columbia, S. C. James Edward Jennings. Jr. Atlanta. Ga. Horace Keith Johnson Isle of Palms. S. C. Carl Lester Jones Laurinburg. N. C. Cyril Joesph Jones Hilton Head. S. C. Joseph Franklin Jordon Greenville. S. C. Brian Joseph Jowers Williston. S. C. Barry Harrisson Jurs Bonneau. S. C. Dudley Jay Keim Decatur. Ga. Candy Kelly Augusta, Ga. Johnnie Belinda Kennedy Laurens, S. C. Jerry Wayne Kennett Union. S. C. Jimmy Kidd Kesecker Columbia. S. C. Cynthia Irene Kimball Charlotte. N. C. Cassandra Elaine Kinney Danielsville. Ga. Pam Marie Knapp Decatur. Ga. Larry E. Knight Baxley. Ga. Larry E. Lalonde Apopka, Fla. Deborah Lynn Landes Greenville. S. C. Malcolm Macdonald Lee Clinton. S. C. Judith Marie Lewis Mt. Pleasant. S. C. Robert Sumter Link. Jr. Floyd, Va. Roxann Loner BIythewood, S. C. m m 94 FRESHMEN fk •f tW r ' W « Lynn Estes Longino Dublin. Ga. George Lane Longley East Point. Ga. Donna Looper Atlanta. Ga. Liz Anne Lounsbury Milledgeville. Ga. Phyllis Susan Lyda Fountain Inn. S. C. Earl Holloman Macavlay Lexington, S. C. Moire E. Macdonald Arlington, Va. Rictiard Scott Mackenzie Greensboro, N. C. Mary Gillespie Manly Greenville. 8. C. Douglas Lynn Marsh Cheraw, 8. C. Lynn B. Martin Atlanta, Ga. James Simiril Matthews Rock Hill. S. C. Samuel Edward Mattison Laurens. S. C. Mary Allyson Mayberry St. Simons lis,. Ga. Clarence Alexander McArthui Rock Hill, S. C, Hector Eugene McCaskill Conway. S. C. Rick L. McDuff Ft. Myers. Fla. Thomas Kelly McGee Columbia, S. C. Mara Maureen McGill Greenville, S. C. Lillian Mcintosh Kingstree. S. C. Anthony Foster McKissick Greenville. S. C. Cliff Hill McLeod Sumter. S. C. Jonathan James Medley Warner Robins. Ga. Angus Gilbert Medlin Bennettsville. S. C. Joseph Joel Mercer Cordele. Ga. Noland Meyers Greenville, S. 0. Bryan Hoover Mickle Atlanta. Ga. Rhetta Jean Moore Cheraw, S. 0. Barbara Carol Mundy Atlanta. Ga. Joseph E. Nash Columbia. S. C. Mary Elizabeth Neel White, Ga. Mark Thomas Nelson Apopka. Fla. Jack Dean Newton Laurens, S. C. Roger Ezra Newton Andrews, S. C. Michael R. O ' Brien Salem, Mass. FRESMEN 95 Linda DeWilt Oliver Charlotte. N. C. Kevin Joseph Orck Columbus. Ga. Rob William Overmau Spartanburg, S. C. William Reed Owens Atlanta. Ga. Patricia Lou Pace Sylvania, Ga. Grayson Holt Parker Atlanta, Ga. William Watson Parker Cades. S. C. John S. Paulson Spartanburg, S. C. Patti E. Pease Atlanta. Ga. David Thomas Penland Simpsonville. S. C. Richard Allison Phinney Laurens. S. C. M. Tara Pickens Greenville. S. C. Lynda Lu Plllsbury Rockvllle, Md. Virginia Dale Poston Johnsonvllle. S. C. John Edward Preston Columbia. S. C. Merle Lorrain Pri Enoree. S. C John Edward Puckett DeFunlak Springs, Fla. Erwin Leavltte Query. Jr. Mt. Pleasant. S. C. Kimberly Beth Reese Dillon, S. C. James Robert Reid Georgetown. S. C John Alexander Reynolds Greenville. S. C. Judith C. Reynolds Sumter. S. C. Robert Melvin Reynolds Clinton. S. C. Suson Carson Reynolds Greenville. S. C. Elaine Cynthia Rice Belton. S, C, Margeurite H. Rice Belton. S. C. John L. Roach Charleston, S. C. Kanada Lee Roach Laurens. S. C. Walter James Roberts. Ill Columbia. S. C. Carol Ann Rollins Greenville. S. C. William Alvln Roof Columbia. S. C. Karen Anne Rowell Andrews, S. C. Jennifer Leigh Rudder Greenville, S. C. Evelyn Collette Runge Greenville. S. C. Joe Gordon Salmon Summerville, S, C. 96 FRESHMEN Thomas Gardner Sample Saluda, S. C. Marc Schaffer Goose Creek, S. C. D. Lynn Scott Greenwood. S. C. Vivian Margaret Scroggs West Point, Ga. Alvin Durand Sewell Forsyth. Ga. Wanda Kay Shealy Joanna, S. C. Andrew Hunter Shetterly Bethesda. Md. Kimberly Anne Shurburtt Spartanburg. S. C. Helen Jeanette Shurbutt Elberton. Ga. Alan Richard Smith Seneca, S. C Pamela Cheryl Smith Olney, Md. Robyn Beady Snelgrove Clinton, S. C. Joan Donna Stelling Greenville, S. C. John H. Stewart Marietta, Ga. Judy Lonita Stewart Greenwood. S. C Jean Truesdale Stone Greenville. S. C. Cynthia E. Strickland Morrow. Ga. William P. Tatum Atlanta, Ga. Joyce B. Taylor Laurens. S. C. John Manalcus Templeton Gastonia. N. C Daniel Lee Tillman Cheraw, 8. C. William Henry Toole Statesboro. Ga. Mark Lee Toothman West Palm Beach. Fla. Johnny Madison Tramel Pacolet. S. C. David Edgar Tribble Columbia. S. C. Charles Richard Tucker Forest Park. Ga. Philip A. Tucky Spartanburg. S. C. Robert Winslow Turner Johnsonville. S. C. Andrew Aaron Tweito Columbia, S. C. LeGrand Van Keuren HaMem. Ga. Jasper Brabham Varn Bamberg. S. C. Kalhryn Elizabeth Vickery Hartwell. Ga. Anita Lynn Wallace Atlanta. Ga. James Charles Wallace Atlanta, Ga. John Ward Weiss Montgomery. Ala. FRESMEN 97 Belly Cecile While Union, S. C. Thomas Whittaker Greenville. S. C. Maiy Elirabelh Whillemo; Dalton, Ga- Chnstine Hale Wiesner Greenville, S. C. Waller Winston Wiltong Athens, Ga. Thomas Austin Wilson Morgantown. N. C. Jim Key Wolfe Cedartown, Ga. Oarrell H. Wood North Myrtle Beach, S- C, James Richard Woodward Greer, S, C. 98 FRESHMEN CmdidscJJfColkm CANDIDS 99 100 CANDIDS CANDIDS 101 102 CANDIDS CANDiDS 103 104 CANDIDS CANDIDS 105 Behind Closed Doors . . 106 CANDIDS CANDIDS 107 108 CANDIDS PPIijalPi-tilTi I Relics From The Past? CANDIDS 109 110 CANDIDS CANDIDS 111 112 CANDIDS CANDIDS nS 114 CANDIDS wmi i ' ' w 1 ■ P K- ' . w ' . jt-y -j i k B. l Hi l : ' H V H[HP..) ■ H ' .-w ' - m B B |. _j|.-— ' - ■ oell Kl k kM i«i..;w. ' l , CANDIDS 115 116 CANDIDS took Mom No Cavities. CANDIDS 117 K WT ml ' ' } MB 118 CANDIDS CANDIDS 119 exit: Truckin right on. 120 CANDiDS CANDIDS 121 122 CANDIDS Edmonds Curley CANDIDS 123 124 CANDIDS CANDIDS 125 126 CANDIDS Get it on! CANDiDS 127 ? 128 CANDIDS CANDIDS 129 130 CANDIDS 3 . iP fi ' ; ' ! _ E ' i . • ; ?«i«r«5- ' «f CANDIDS 131 132 CANDIDS J - CANDIDS 133 134 CANDIDS CANDiDS 135 -M . ' -- r v rX ipH rilliiliR ' |,M||||4 «: «. ■—  ONE SPRING NIGHT 136 CANDIDS CANDIDS 137 (hedcs m ' , ' :Mk 140 GREEKS INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL The purpose of the Interfraternity Council is to maintain a spirit of harmony and cooperation among the fraternities, provide for just and uni- form fraternity regulations, facilitate active so- cial life on campus, and work with the faculty committee on fraternities. This year marks the first year of P.C. ' s new fraternity court, which provides all Greeks with spacious off-campus housing. Equal housing ac- commodations should prove to be a boost to the fraternity system here, and should increase the power and effectiveness of the I.F.C. Six na- tional fraternities maintain chapters on campus: Alpha Sigma Phi, Kappa Alpha, Pi Kappa Alpha, Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Nu, and Theta Chi. I.F.C. Officers: Luther McCutchen, president; Graham Simpson, Secretary- Treasurer; Butch Hall, Vice-President. I.F.C. Representatives: Sitting: Butch Hall, Ken Hadad, Graham Simpson. L-R: Luther McCutchen, Ben L. O ' Callaghan, Jim Douglas, Tom Knowlton, Ash Smith, Randy Jackson, John Richie, Grady Hinman, Tom Duncan. GREEKS 141 142 GREEKS GREEKS 143 ALPHA SIGMA PHI 1 pf jj§pwi 1 m l ' m ' H H if Bmn il lPt j HRBI I K ujQLA B bB lD9HHrn ] fl| Hpi| VH HK H jj K. a l H BROTHERS: Clarence James Allen Duncan Bristol Allen Eddie Jackson Ard Richard Whittemore Bell Gary Lamar Black William Bradley Bryant Walker Marvin Cartee, Jr. John Louis Crane Chris Morris Crowe Calvin Conrad Dawson John Kenneth Erwin Thomas Kaliel Farley John Coxweil Hall Lawrence Joshua Hall John Belton Hammond Marion William Hodges, III John Mark Hopkins Randon Howard Jackson Richard William Limehouse, Jr. Steven Alexander McDougall James Laurence McFadyen Bryan Hoover Mickle Gary Wayne Nicosia Gerald Bernard Poole James Leslie Sain William Martin Stewart Charles Richard Tucker James Claude Underwood Jasper Brabham Varn, III Alfred Dwaine Yeargin James Edmunds Young PLEDGES: Clyde Bruce Baldwin Joseph Edward Britt Steve Wayne Collins Ted Wynn Cummings James Melton Fields Bruce Scott Grover Cyril Joseph Jones, Jr. Dudley Jay Keim Noland Meyers William Linwoo Mullen John Lawther Thomas LeGrand Abbey Van Keuren, III John Ward Weiss 144 GREEKS Jimmy Allen, President; Dwaine Yeargin, Vice-President; Rick Limehouse, Secretary; Ed Young, Treasurer. GREEKS 145 w l X. 146 GREEKS i JH GREEKS 147 KAPPA ALPHA BROTHERS: Clarence H. Albright Reuben R. Asbury, III John M. Baarcke John T. Bayne Augustus T. Brinson Michael R. Dunn Frank E. F. Hardy Cameron T. Harvin Gary P. Hearn Grady W. Hinman Jefferson C. Jones James E. Mayes John W. Mays George E. McClenaghan Luther O. McCutchen Henry B. McGill Herbert McKeithan, III James C. Metcaif George P. Mitchell, Jr. Albert H. Roberts Jimmy D. Rosenberg Randall S. Suarez Thomas D. Todd Paul G. Trippe John J. Varner Paul J. Wilson PLEDGES: Tommy E. Addison Lee E. Brinson Marshall M. Campbell Anderson C. Early James F. Green Byrd D. Harrell John B. Hines Norman F. Jones Clarence A. McArthur Thomas K. McGee John E. Preston Robert P. Snipes Brooks R. Stuckey Elbert N. Whitmire Walter W. Wiifong 148 GREEKS ' % Paul Wilson II; John Baarcke I; Paul Trippe III, Luther McCutchen GREEKS 149 150 GREEKS GREEKS 151 PI KAPPA ALPHA BROTHERS: Harold Bennett David Bruce Bee Carlton Tommy Davis Doug Foster George Freemon Buddy Gaddy Stan Gruber Ken Haddad Mike Hafley Bruce Hill Dan Lanford Richard Mackelfresh Tim McGorkle Ralph Norman Kevin Patrick Steve Perone Paul Shields Graham Simpson Jeff Sparks Don Stelling John Stroud Joe Thomas Bob Wilis Hayes Worley PLEDGES: Carlos Angel Dan Adams Beaver Atwood Nelson Barton Jim Beam Jerry Broome Oral Chester Ronny Duncan Danny Greer Chuck Hughston Frank Ivey John Kennington Gary McKinney Cliff Poston Jack Rogers Alan Smith Joey Trice Larry Veach Heilig Wilkinson 152 GREEKS miHiH|iiiijSS Doug Foster, S. C; David Bruce, I.M.C.; Dan Lantord, Treasurer; Bob Wills, S.M.C. GREEKS 153 M 154 GREEKS GREEKS 155 PI KAPPA PHI BROTHERS: Ray Blocker Jim Boswell Marc Coker David Connolly Clay Dykes Rhet Kelsey Tom Knowlton Benny Logan Doug Lown David Mathis George McAbee Bernie Nussbaumer Welton O ' Neal Robert Owens Clark Riddle Bill Shuler Mike Silver Ash Smith Gerald Smith George Wilkes Larry Woolbright Mark Jolly Mark Lee John Templeton ASSOCIATE MEMBERS: Donnie Ballard Joe Gatew ood Elmo Griffin Jim Hayes John Lake Bob McLean David Morris Doug Stone John Pool Marc Hallman Dave Fortune Buddy Medlin Hay Wyman Forrest Secord Denny Griffin Tom Stanley 156 GREEKS Ed Hahn. Secretary; Benny Logan. Warden; Marc Coker, Archon; Ray Blocker, Treasurer. GREEKS 157 T 1 ' V. H ' ■ H ■iBufB ' 1 158 GREEKS f f l t J ' fti H 1 GREEKS 159 SIGMA NU BROTHERS: Pickens Anderson Doug Barbazon Wally Bowen Allen Breen James Brown Gary Clayton Jon Davis Ray Dorsey Jim Douglas Billy Elisberry Mike Fulmar Jay Golden Morgan Grimball Wayland Harkey Frank Harrison Dave Hobbs Herb Howell Phil Lea Jim Murdock Ben O ' Callaghan Ned Odom Don Pearson Stan Reid Hays Reynolds Larry Rizzo Landon Smith Steve Spaduzzi Mike Stewart Niles Toole Billy Wade Ted Wardlaw PLEDGES: Callis Anderson Mark Carlough Billy Griscom Marty Hammill Jamie Hooten Andy Horton Jim Jennings Gene McCaskil! Foster McKissick Joel Mercer Jerry O ' Neal Rob Overman Lex Reynolds Thomas Sample John Stewart Mark Toothman Chuck Wallace 160 GREEKS IK Don Pearson, Treasurer; Morgan Grimball, U. Commander; Hays Reynolds, Commander; Ted Wardlaw, Recorder. GREEKS 161 ' 4 % J ' M J - ii H M wm IHI I 162 GREEKS GREEKS 163 THETA CHI BROTHERS: Ed Anderson Steve Anderson Bill Baker Joe Boone Bill Bowick Tim Cunningham Bobby Deal Hartwell Dew Bruce Dickey Tom Duncan O ' Neal Parish Bill Hale Wardlaw Hamrick Dave Henderson Skip Hopkins Richard Hudgins Hoyt Jackson Robert Masche John Orck Randy Randall John Richie Mike Stuart Robert Yawn PLEDGES: Sid Barger Greg Briscoe Reid Caldwell George Camp Bob Edens Al Edwards Donnie Fleming Jimmy Gambrell Joey Glymph Deck Guess Walter Hames Traylor Johnson Bobby Justice Doug Marsh Cliff McLeod Mark Nelson Kevin Orck Winn Query Walter Roberts Mark Thomas 164 GREEKS Hartwell Dew, Treasurer; John Richfe, Marshall, john Orck, Presi- dent; Joe Boone, Secretary; Tim Cunningham, Vice-President. GREEKS 165 166 GREEKS ?im4 tfiffiBBHHHHH GREEKS 167 Features ( i pj j [ ilB i M H  1 I V v? ' jiJ HL fi Hlra l Sanna Kay DeMilly — Womens Council Roberta Dodds — SGA Cathy Curtis — Blue Key Kay Cool —Al P Kim Shurbutt—KA HOMECOMING 73 170 FEATURES Karen Babb—HK FEATURES 171 know my Jane will be Queen. You so sure of that? Hump . . Why . . . ol course he ' s sure, San! I just don ' t want to give up my crown, Doc. 172 FEATURES 9 ' ' ' ' ' -r%L 1 ' ' 1 TL vA •J ' ' iSl Sti tHS M QUEEN JANE McCALL Aww . . . I wanted the crown. FEATURES 173 m i ' S F e 174 FEATURES DEPARTMENTAL PRESENTATIONS i I j H V v ' l jj l % r i r6r y ' . H 4 fk ' ' 1 r i H K .-f. ' ; 1 . aHl fllHH 1 i 1! « 1 ,,, 1 1 ■ 1 1 1 Pound it out, Chuck! FEATURES 175 I g tU 1 1 p 9 Jh 1 i HH nV v ' ' ' S Senior Art Exhibits: Anne Newton Sanna Kay DeMilly Bruce Dickey Jean Manly Cynthia Henelt Dwaine Yeargin 176 FEATURES FEATURES 177 BLITHE SPIRIT THE BIRTHDAY PARTY RING AROUND THE MOON directed by Dale O. Raines 178 FEATURES STUDENT DIRECTOR PLAYS: THE GRADIGES FRAULEIN— Tennessee Williams directed by Fran Jones A PHOENIX TOO FREQUENT— Christopher Fry directed by Becky Balding FEATURES 179 ASSEMBLIES Dr. Huie ... Dr. Lugo . . . Tortuffe . . . Folk singers . . . Mr. Macdougal . . . Douglass Kiker . . . pianist . . . The Cage ... a bit of everything 180 FEATURES FEATURES 181 S. G. A. student Government is a vital tradition at Presbyterian College for it was formulated and organized by the students for the purpose of serv- ing the student body and the college community. All students should recognize their responsibility to their fellow students and to the college and should insure that the Student Government Association continues as a viable organization by actively participating in Student Government affairs. student Assembly: Curt Tribble, Tim Cunningham, Jean McGregor, Hartwell Dew, Tina Craig, Jimmy Allen, Aileen Avery, Anne Harrison, John Crane, Lyn Jetteries, Larry Woolbrlght, Walter Grayson, Barbara Simpson, John Richie, Wally Bowen, Luther McCutchen, Sammy Howell, Ross Edminster, Milly VJhatley, Eddie Lee, Joey Glymph, Marc Coker, Robert Owens, Stan Reid, Wayland Harkey, Billy Wade, Ted Wardlaw, Peggy Ice, Laurel Bryan, Alvin Roof, Walter Davis, Sally Garrison, Raymond Lloyd, Bernie Nussbaumer, Beth Worrell, Ginny Nichols, John Baarcke, Buddy Albright. 184 ORGANIZATIONS Officers: John Richie, Vice. Presi- dent; Sally Garrison, Secretary; Curt Tribble, Treasurer. ORGANIZATIONS 185 WOMEN ' S COUNCIL President: Beth Worrell; Officers: Jane McCall, Beth Worrell, Barbara Simpson, Karen McKee, Brenda Goodson, Lena Hinton. : 1 m ' 186 ORGANIZATIONS I Dorm Councils Clinton Hall — Marion Burrell, Cherry Dillard, Laurie BIythe, Patti Haii, Laurens Dorm — vey Jackson, Brenda Goodson — dorm president, Elaine Mary Arrington, Lena Hinton — dorm president. Beasiey. Bailey Hall — Karen McKee — dorm president, Jean Anderson, Jan Howe, Martha Johnson, Lyn Jetteries, Barbara Waish, Nancy Hopkins. ORGANIZATIONS 187 JUDICIAL COUNCIL The Judicial Council has the responsibility and authority to conduct hearings on student misconduct as well as violations of the honor code involving stealing, lying, cheating, and plagiarism and to impose appro- priate punishments to include permanent expulsion. Don Pearson; Bev Poole; Wally Bowen, President; Karen McKee; Molly Miers; Billy Wade; Bob Brearley. NOT PICTURED: Anne Harrison, Hartwell Dew, Cherry Dillard, Jamie Metcalf. 188 ORGANIZATIONS INTRAMURALS Men ' s Co-ordinators: Mark Thomas Claude Underwood Women ' s Co-ordinators: Rainey Rector Theodosia Rogers IM Representatives: L-R Rainey Rector Theodosia Rogers O. C. O ' Cailaghan Claude Underwood Robert Masche Mark Thomas George Freeman Doug Lown Van McClenaghan ORGANIZATIONS 189 STUDENT VOLUNTEER SERVICES The Volunteer Service Program ministers to the larger community of Laurens County as an outreach of the College Community as Church Stu- dents are involved in both community development and specific outreach programs. Wherever there is need, P. C. students provide time and skills to enable a more satisfying life for children, adults, and the aged. More than four hundred volunteers will have served their fellowman in the past year enacting the words of our Lord, Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brethren, you did it to me. Sidney Ayer VOLUNTEER SERVICE COUNCIL Ina Harrell Billy Wade Bill Walters George Lynch Ginny Nichols Sandy Shockley Lynn Longino Ginger Ellis CO-ORDINATORS 1973-1974 COP Bill Walters — 1st P. Laurens (winter) George Lynch — 1st P. Laurens (fall) Shane Owens — 1st Meth. Laurens (fall)) Pat Tukey — 1st Meth. Laurens (winter) Jerry Kennett — 1st Ivleth. Laurens (fall) Saint John ' s Luth. (Spring) Tina Craig — Broad Street Meth. Clinton (year) Zeta Touchton — Lydia P. Clinton (year) Monty Nelson — AME Friendship Clinton (winter) Nancy Turner — AME Friendship Clinton (winter) MINI PARKS Jimmy Allen — Mini Park Council (year) YOUTH ACTIVITIES Bernie Nussbaumer — TGIF (year) Bill Walters— AGAPE (year) SENIOR CITIZENS Bill Wade — Laurens County Home for Aged (year) Ginny Nichols — Cornelia Blakely Rest Home (year) WHITTEN VILLAGE Harry Kletcher — (year) SUNDAY SCHOOL Lidia BIy — Whitten Village (year) Ann Yelton — Thornwell (year) ) TUTORING (SPIT) Ginger Ellis — Florida Street Elementary School (year) Gert Hinnen — Bell Street Middle School (fall) Lynn Longino — Bell Street Middle School (winter) Dave Sanders — Thornwell (fall) GIRL SCOUTS Sandy Shockley — Broad Street Methodist (year) Kaye Moore — AME Friendship (winter) BIG BROTHER-SISTER THORNWELL Ina Harrell — (year) FAMILY COURT COTTAGE Karen Babb— (fall) THORNWELL KINDERGARTEN COTTAGE Peggy Ice — (year) SPECIAL OLYMPIC GAMES COMMITTEE Dr. Robert Hill Barbara Simpson Ton Duncan Kattie Pettis SPECIAL EDUCATION (CEC) Barbara Simpson — (year) 190 ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS 191 p. C. CHOIR Ellen Arnold Cecelia Ropp Joy Chapman Cindy Kimball Lorain Pruitt iVIartha Thompson Lisa Burdette Anne Harrison Jan Hudson Sharon Williams Donna Looper Fran Davis Mary Walkup Elizabeth Whitmore Jane Drake Karen Babb Judy Renolds Elaine Beasley Ann Woods George Lynch John Wiess Roger Newton Eddie Ard Randy Jackson Ted Wardlaw Greg Briscoe Cliff McLeod Heilig Wilkinson John Templeton Bill Nichols Mark Coker Clay Dykes Joey Glymph Larry Broome 192 ORGANIZATIONS FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES I m 11 j f I Left to right: (first row) Ed Fendley, Steve Snipes, Dan Adams, David Sexton, John Orcl ; (second row) Andy Tweito, Jody Salmon, Tommy McGee, Dave Hobbs, James Brown: (tfiird row)Keitti Johnson, Ted Cummings, Bert Campbell, Bobby Ramsey, Tommy Lee; (fourth row) Les Jones, Larry Knight, Tim Askew, and Richard Tucker. ORGANIZATIONS 193 Freshman Resident Counselors Upperclassmen Proctors PROCTORS Sammy Howell, Head Proctor; Mike Fortune; William Donaldson; Eddie Lee; John McLean; Hart- well Dew; Jim Murdock; Don Pearson; Sam John- son; Phil Pitts. 194 ORGANIZATIONS SIGMA KAPPA ALPHA Frances Newton Jones Barbara Elaine Simpson Catherine Garlington Anne Katherine Harrison William Samuel Johnson Hubert Stanley Reid Curtis William Clarence Donaldson Sarah Cannon Garrison Michael Ragan Grant Ina Jean Harrell Cynthia Dixie Henelt Nina Lee Hestir Gerhard Jan Hinnen Samuel Lide Howell Don Ray Pearson Dette Melanie Peters Katherine Walker Pettis Laura Frances Smith Curtis Green Tribble Barbara Lynn Walsh Michael Roland Watkins Mildred Allen Whatley James Wesley Williams Sharon Lyn Williams William Earl Wilson NOT PICTURED: Jane Clardy Hughes ORGANIZATIONS 195 B L U E S T C K I N - j s Fall Semester Editors: Bob Brearley Belton Hammond Winter: Eddie Lee Staff: George Wilkes Dwaine Yeargin Sally Johnson Anna White Scott Trotter Glenn Ellerin Becky Wentworth Brillo Lawton Carolyn Haywood Peggy Corry 196 ORGANIZATIONS ALPHA PSI OMEGA Ann Fogarty, Ram Shook, Karen McKee, Walter Davis, Susan Ulrich, Becky Bolding, Fran Jones, Joe McGraw, Larry Woolbright, Dale Rains, Gerald Smitli. ORGANIZATIONS 197 I ) 198 ORGANIZATIONS to a. E CO CO Q- - I- -C O) c 03 £ CO O -a E CQ E - rt(Bcn3fac03oocc0(D coo.j2o Qcoi-cq QQ ' 1 ORGANIZATIONS 199 PSI CHI National Honor Society in Psychology Beth Worrell, Pres. Suzle Pilgrim, Vice Pres. Kathy Sanders, Sec.-Treas. Dr. Bob Hagerman, Advisor Ross Edminster Harry Kletcher Carolyn Cummins Sharon Williams Susy Hall Gary Hearn Diane Kelly Dr. Ann Stidham Dr. Claude Cooler NOT PICTURED; Carolyn Hollingsworth Georgette Wright Roberta Dodds Anne Littlejohn Kaye Moore Ina Harrell Claude Underwood David Connolly Steven McDougall Jim Beam 200 ORGANIZATIONS Roberta Dodds Marian Burrell Kelly Lewis Aileen Avery Sally Kiker Jean Gillespie Zeta Touchton Mimi Ewing Barbara Walsh Dena Burdette Jean McGregor Mary Kay Pilcher Bonnie Breen Amada Baugham Niles Toole Jim McFadyen Jim Murdock Jimmy Sain Wally Bowen Morgan Grimball Ted Wardlaw Joe Britt FRESHMAN ORIENTATION BOARD ORGANIZATIONS 201 ■n CD r- D : D 03 O -■ D -T W Crt en ST w 9? £u fp. 6 DO CD O CD CD o ?, 03 H § O 3 o S.3 202 ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS 203 HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL The Human Relations Council is a student organization which endeavors to present to the student body a broader and deeper insight into the problems faced by our society. The Council sponsors extra- classroom presentations on a wide variety of subjects which are of concern to our students. This year, programs touched on issues such as the Arab-Israeli conflict, the political career of Richard Nixon and Salvador Allende, and the plight of the Migrant Farm Worl ers. Anne Harrison served as program co-ordinator. Farm workers are forgotten again and remain the poorest paid, most exploited, and least protected of all American workers. 204 ORGANIZATIONS SKI CLUB (Front to back): Theodosia Rogers, Gary Nicosia. Bill Walker. George Freeman, Belton Hammond, Bill Hale, Sammy Howell, Raymond Lloyd, Dave Fortune, Bill Stewart, Jan McCall, David Connolly, Jimmy Sain. ORGANIZATIONS 205 PAC SAC Presbyterian College of South Carolina Tim Cunningham, Editor Sanna Kay slant Editor Hartwell Dew, Business Manager 206 ORGANIZATIONS Jane McCall, Classes Scott Trotter, Photographer STAFF: Dan Yarborough Jane Davis: Classes Lynn Scott: Faculty Helen Vincent: Who ' s Who Kathy Sanders: Typist Audrey Taffer: Typist Theodosia Rogers, Typist Brilio Lawton: Typist Sanna Kay DeMilly: Organizations Features Ted Wardiaw: Greeks June Moody, Sports Editor ORGANIZATIONS 207 R. 0. T. C. Reserve Officer Training Corps provides juniors and sen- iors an opportunity to be commissioned second lieutenants in the United States Army upon Graduation. This obligation is fulfilled through drill, classroom participation and instruc- tion plus a six weeks summer camp at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Upon successful completion of the basic freshman and sophomore program cadets may choose to continue in the advanced program. A limited female enrollment program will begin in the fall of 1974. ' . k: $i ' ' :;4 i- ' ' - ' ' A.:: r .i -v 208 ORGANIZATIONS Battalion Sponsors: Jane McCall, Deloris Sanders, Cathy Curtis Battalion Sponsors: Adele Cleveland, Kim Shurburtt, Penny Gibbs, Tricia Lake, Cindy Gosnell Ground School Class Rhett Kelsey about to receive Flight Training . Mrjm Mill , : , ! ; ; ' ttL ' SilUL Wf. 1 «PMi m  « • ivV Stella i.«x|S. - ■.- ' ?■- ORGANIZATIONS 209 M I L I T A R Y B A L L 210 ORGANIZATIONS Bob Wills prepares for flight ORGANIZATIONS 211 I Dr. Marc C. Weersing President 214 FACULTY Marion Fogartie Hill Dean of Women William Fred Chapman Academic Dean Benjamin Franklin Ivey Dean of Students ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Ben Hay Hammet Director of Alumni and Public Relations Robert Orr McCaslin Director of Development Gary Edward Campbell Business Manager and Treasurer FACULTY 215 Joseph Oscar Nixon Director of Admissions John Foy Perry Admissions Counselor James Thornwell Neely III Admissions Counselor Oren Eugene Sullivan Director of Student Activities Sidney Taylor Ayer Director of Volunteer Services John Paul Daniluk Director of Student Aid and Placement 216 FACULTY Roslyn Cason Martin Registrar Grace Beach Clinton Hall Resident Counselor Gladys Harvey Bailey Hall Resident Counselor Administrative Secretaries — Mrs. Sandra Alex- ander, Mrs. Deloria Burris, Mrs. Mary Letiman, Mrs. Gertrude Johnson, Mrs. Flo Dowdle, Mrs. Williene Hughes, Mrs. Irene Tankersley, Mrs. Maudelle Finley, Miss Janice Noffz, Mrs. Beth Stanton, Mrs. Addle Wilkes Library Staff — Mrs. Kathy Tiller, Miss Marian Burts, Mrs. Cindy Mize, Mrs. Gloria Wysor, Mrs. Marion Prater Lennert Pearson Head Librarian Jane Pressau Instructor in Library Science FACULTY 217 Mildred B. Bowers Dining Hall Director Mrs. James H. Watts, Mrs. Estelle Burchi, Mr. James H. Watts, Mrs. Margaret Bodie, Mrs. Patricia Edge, Mr. James Lybrand D ining Hall Staff Eva S. Mills, Dining Hall Assistant, John J. Mabry, Dining Hall Assistant 218 FACULTY Maintenance Staff Mrs. Mary Epting, Infirmary Matron Mark Toothman, Student Assistant Steve Beaty FACULTY 219 DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Alton T. Loftis S. Allen King James L. Skinner James E. Shakespeare Rachel W. Stewart Neal B. Prater 220 FACULTY Charles T. Gaines Elizabeth P. Blacl Stephen Shaeffer DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS Alta W. Alberga James I. Brinson Dale O. Rains FACULTY 221 DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY Not Pictured, Tanya Johnson David R. Moorefield DEPARTMENT OF MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES Richard O. Adams Ted L. Hunter John S. Glover Yvonne Tapson King Aurel M. Erwin 222 FACULTY DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION Calhoun F. Gault Lawrence E. Burch William F. Tiller Jane J. Hammet Robert B. Strock FACULTY 223 Ronald D. Burnside Earl B. Halsall DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Robert G. Anderson Charles H. Coker David C. Needham 224 FACULTY DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS - PHYSICS f S. Taylor Martin Paul E. Campbell William S. Cannon William K, Jacl son FACULTY 225 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY K. Nolan Carter Clyde E. Opilger Randolph B. Huff DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY Jane P. Holt Anthony E. Hilger Paul R. Ramsey Fredrick C. James James D. Stidham Judith A. Burns 226 FACULTY Duane G. Cameron Woodrow O. Wilson DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE Jon R. Crunkleton Johnnie C. h FACULTY 227 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND SPECIAL EDUCATION Kenneth E. Creel Robert A. Hill 228 FACULTY Claude H. Cooler Robert A. Hagerman DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY Jack R. Pressau Ann B. Stidham FACULTY 229 ►••II, Thomas A. Stallworth Lewis S. Hay Joseph M. Gettys George W. Ramsey DEPARTMENT OF RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY 230 FACULTY DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ECONOMICS Gail L. Miller Fulton V. Clinl scales James D. 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Austin Dilbeck Langdon F. Flowers Julian LeCraw The Rev. Davison Philips, Ph.D. J. Kyle Spencer John C. Spencer A. Knox Wyatt, C.L.U. The Rev. Joe W. B. Brooks J. Sidney Query Joseph Waker, Jr. Robert M. Hicklin R. Davis Thompson The Rev. William G. Foster, D.D. William L. Watkins William A. Barnette The Rev. C. Newman Faulconer, D.D. W. Edwin Hemphill, PhD. Hugh M. Chapman Malcolm P. Niven Robert M. Vance, H.H.D. TRUSTEES AT LARGE ALUMNI MEMBERS Collie W. Anderson Mrs. Lucius M. Bush DeSaussure D. Edmunds, C.L.U. Virginia S. Hardie, Ph.D. Ross E. Templeton, L.H.D. Thomas E. Addison Ellison S. McKissick, Jr. Furman B. Pinson, Jr. LIFE MEMBERS John F. McLeod W. H. Wallace, M.D. INDEX 247 SENIOR STATISTICS ANDERSON, EDWARD CHARLES BS Business Administration-Management, Theta Chi ANDERSON, JEAN SALLEY BA English History, Women ' s Council, Cardinal Key, Dean ' s List ANDERSON, SAMUEL PICKENS, III BS Biology, Blue Key, Sigma Nu, Dean ' s List, 2, 3, 4; ROTC: DMS ANDERSON, STEPHEN CHARLES BS Business Administration- Management; Theta Chi BAARCKE, JOHN McGOUGH BS Biology; Dean ' s List 3, 4; SGA4, President of Kappa Alpha Or der 4, V, of Kappa Alpha Order 3; Best Pledge of Kappa Alpha Order 1 BAKER, WILLIAM LISMAN III BS Business Administration-Accounting; Theta Chi BARKER, CAROLYN BAUGHAM, AMANDA JEAN BS Chemistry; Freshman Orientation Board 4 BEAM, MARION JAMES, Jr. BS PSYCHOLOGY; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Kappa Alpha; Psi Chi HAROLD BENNETT, II BLYTHE, LAURISTON HARDIN BS Business Administration-Management Freshman Orientation Board 2, 3; Card- inal Key National Honor Society 3, 4; Womens Council; Dean ' s List BODIE, HENTY, III BOSWELL, JAMES MELVIN BA History-Political Science; Pi Kappa Phi BOURNE, BURNESS BS Business Administration - Manage- ment; Football, Track; Block P Club BOWEN, WALLACE MORNING, Jr. BA English; Honor Council Chairman; Blue Key; Sigma Nu; Football BOWERS, MARY CATHERINE BS Business; SEC 1; COP BOYD, SHANNON IRENE BS Psychology; Child Outreach Program, Psi Chi BREARLEY, ROBERT MONTGOMERY BA History-English; Blue Stocking Edi- tor; Who ' s Who; Blue Key; Honor Coun- cil; Alpha Sigma Phi BUTLER, ALLEN WAYNE BS Business Administration- Management or Accounting COKER, MARCUS GRAHAM BA Fine Arts-Music; Pi Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, president 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, president 4; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4; Blue Key 3, 4; Who ' s Who; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; FOB 3; Faculty Fine Arts Committee 3, 4 CORRY, PEGGY JOYCE BS Psychology; Women ' s Council 3, FOB 2 CROWE, CHRIS MORRIS BA Religion; COP 1, 2; Westminister Fellowship Chairman 4; SGA, Student Assembly 4; Alpha Sigma Phi, Rush Chairman 3, Pledgemaster 4, Prudential Committee 4 CUNNINGHAM, TIMOTHY ENOCH BS Psychology; Blue Key Honor Frater- nity 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Student Affairs Council 3; Academic Affairs Council 4; Theta Chi, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Rush Chairman 4; Who ' s Who 4; PAC SAC Editor 4. CURTIS CATHERINE GARLINGTON BS Special Education; SEC 1, 2, 3, 4; Cardinal Key 3, 4; Sigma Kappa Alpha 3, 4; Dean ' s List; Cheerleader 3; Whitten Village Volunteer 1; Founders ' Scholar; ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Council of Exceptional Chil- dren 2, 3, 4 DAWSON, CALVIN CONRAD, Jr. BA History; Alpha Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4, Prudential 4; College Republican Club 2, 3,; Whitten Village Volunteer 2, 3, 4; PC Players 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; ROTC 1 DeMILLY SANNA KAY BA Art; SEC 2, 3; Homecoming Court 3, 4; PAC SAC Staff, co-editor; Whitten Village Volunteer 1, 2; Dean ' s List DILLARD, CHERRY LEE BS Business Administration-Management; Judicial Council 3, 4; Women ' s Council, Sr. Representative; FOB 2, 3; Chairman of Women ' s FOB 3; Oneida Cox Bailey Scholarship; Cardinal Key National Honor Society 3, 4; Dean ' s List DIXON, LAURA DODDS, ROBERTA KAY BA Religion - Christian Education; Women ' s Council 3; Student Affairs Council 3; Student Council 4; FOB 4; Dean ' s List; Joseph M. Gettys Scholar- ship; Dr. Mrs. F. L. Webb, Sr. Scholar- ship; SGA Homecoming Represeentative 4; Who ' s Who DOUGLAS, JAMES WILSON BS Business-Management; Sigma Nu; ROTC 1, 2: IFC 3, 4; intramural sports DOVER, TERRY FRANKLIN BS SOCIAL Studies; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain4; Baseball 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2; Hall Council 1, 2; Who ' s Who in Ameri- can Junior Colleges 2; Outstanding Col- lege Athletes of America 2 EDMINSTER, TALCOTT ROSS BS Psychology - Counseling; Guidance Council; Rotating Member of President ' s Roundtable; Psychology Department Stu- dent Assistant; Member of Student Gov- ernment Assembly EWING, MARIANNE FOB 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Cap- tain 4; Dean ' s List FARISH, O ' NEIL CHARLES BA History and Social Studies; Theta Chi FENDLEY, HARO LD EDWARD BS Sociology; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List 2; PC Ski Club 4 FOGARTY, ANNE BRADFORD BS Special Education; Choir 1; SEC 3, 4; PAC SAC Photographer 3; PC Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Dean ' s List; Cheerleader 3; Whitten Village Vol- unteer, 1, 2; Council for Exceptional Chil- dren 2, 3, 4 FOSTER, LLOYD DOUGLAS BA English-History; Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary 4; FOB 2, 3, 4; Freshman Dorm Counselor 2; SGA 1; Blackey 4; ROTC Freshman Superior Cadet Medal 1, Scab- bard and Blade Medal 2, Battalion XO 4, Distinguished Military Student 4 FRANKLIN, MARTHA GALLOWAY BA English GARRISON, SARAH CANNON BS Math; Secretary SGA 3, 4; Cardinal Key 3, 4; Who ' s Who; PC Players; Dean ' s List; Women ' s Golf Team 2; Sigma Kappa Alpha 3, 4; Jean Kickley Mathematics Award 3 GRANT, MIKE GRAYSON, WALTER M., Jr. BS Biology; Blue Key — Vice President 4; Proctor 3; Dean ' s List; Alpha Sigma Phi — Secretary 3 GRIMBALL, MORGAN DuPREE BS Business; FOB; Sigma Nu — Lt. Com- mander HADDAD, KENNETH DONALD BS Biology; PI Kappa Alpha; Dean ' s List; Blue Key, 4; SGA 1 HAFLEY, MICHAEL KENDRICK BS Biology; Pi Kappa Alpha; Dean ' s List, IFC HAMMOND, JOHN BELTON BA English; Blue Key: Who ' s Who; Proc- tor 3; Blue Stocking — Editor; Alpha Sigma Phi HARRISON, ANN KATHERINE BS Sociology; PC Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Wom- en ' s Council 2; Judicial Council 3, 4; Human Relations Council 3, 4; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Cardinal Key; Who ' s Who HARRISON, FRANKLIN MERRITT BS Math Business Administration; Sigma Nu 1, 2, 3, 4; SGA 2; ROTC Wysor Rifles 1; Blue Key 4 HARRISON, MARILYN JENNINGS BA Christian Education; PC Choir 1, 2; COP 1, 2, 3; COP Coordinator 3; Madri- gals 2 HENELT, CYNTHIA DIXIE BA Fine Arts; Dean ' s List, Sigma Kappa Alpha; Baptist Student Union; Big Sister Little Sister Program — Thornwell HOLLINGSWORTH, CAROLYN HINNEN, GERHARD JAN BS Chemistry; SPIT 1, 2, Coordinator 3, 4; Choir 1; Dean ' s List; American Chemical Society 2, 3, President 4; PAC SAC Staff 1; Chemistry Lab Assistant, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Cum Laude HOLTZCLAW, SAMUEL GARY BS Business-Accounting; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Company Executive Officer 4 HINTON, LENA, HARDIN BS Biology, Women ' s Council 2, Treas- urer 3, Vice President 4; Dean ' s List; PAC SAC Staff 3; Who ' s Who; Cardinal Key 2, 3, 4 HOWELL, HERBERT CECIL, Jr. BS Psychology; Sigma Nu HOWELL, SAMUEL LIDE BS Buisiness Administration; Blue Key; Resident Counselor; Dean ' s List; Putsey Silas Bailey Scholarship; President — Business and Economics Club; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Who ' s Who; Alpha Sigma Phi — Treasurer 3 HUGHES, JANE C. ICE, MARGARET ANNE BS Elementary Education; COP; CEC; Cardinal Key — President JACKSON, ELIZABETH IVEY BS Biology; Women ' s Council 4; Student Affairs 4; International Studies Committee 2, 3; Thornwell Volunteer 2, Ski Club 3, 4 JACKSON, RANDON HOWARD BS Psychology; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; House Chairman Madrigal Dinner Concert 3, 4; Host 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Manager 4; Alpha Sigma Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Marshall 4; IFC 4; Whitten Village Volun- teer 2; Fellowship Christian Athletes 1; Track Team 1; Block P Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List: Snake Club JEFFREYS, LOIS CAROLYN BS Psychology; Women ' s Council 3, 4; Guidance Council 4; Student Assembly 4 248 INDEX JEFFERSON, C. JONES KEADLE, JULIE YOUNG BA English; transferred from USG in 1973; no statistics KELLEY, DIANE LYNN BS Psycfiology; Dean ' s List; Library Assistant 2, 3, 4; Psi Chi 3, 4; Thornwell Orphanage Tutor 1, 2; Whitten Village Volunteer 1, 2; Feminist Awareness Group 4; Sigma Kappa Honor Fraternity KELSEY, EVERETT R. KENNINGTON, JOHN CHARLES BS Business Management; Pi Kappa Al- pha: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Baptist Student Union 1, 2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 2 KLETCHER, HARRY CHARLES BS Psychology: Psi Chi; Whitten Village Volunteer; SPIT LEWIS, WILLIAM PRIMM BS Psychology-Counseling LITTLEJOHN, ANNE OLIVIA BS Business Administration; SGA 2, 3; Psi Chi 4 LONER, JOHN LESLIE BS Math: Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 LOWRY, STEPHEN E. BS Business Management MANLY, JEAN ELIZABETH BA Fine Arts: Psi Chi; Psychology Honor Society; PC Players 3, 4; Whitten Village Volunteer 2 MATTHEWS, CHANDLER GRADY, Jr. BS Biology McCALL, JANE BEATTIE BA French; Treasurer of Women ' s Coun- cil 4: ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, 4; Cardinal Key: Class Editor— PAC SAC 4; Home- coming Queen 4 McKEE HARRIET BLACK BS Elementary Education; President Can- tery Club 1; Whitten Village Volunteer 1, 2 McKEE, KAREN LYNNE BA Fine Arts-Drama; Honor Council 3, 4; Women ' s Council 3, 4; PC Players 1, 2, 3; Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who: SPIT 1, 2: Cardinal Key 3, 4; President of Bailey Dorm MCKNIGHT, CATHERINE ELIZABETH BS Special Education; COP 1; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; SEC 3, 4; PAC SAC Staff 3, 4; Dean ' s List; FOB 2; SGA 1 McLEAN, JOHN CAMERON BS Business Administration-Management; Resident Counselor 3, 4; Dean ' s List MACKELFRESH, RICHARD MANLY, JEAN E. MEADORS, JANET ABUILLA BS Special Education; CEC 3, 4; Volun- teer Services 3, 4 MEDLOCK, ANNE RUTH BS Elementary Education MITCHELL, GEORGE PATTERSON Jr. BS Psychology; Kappa Alpha Order, Officer MOODY, MAIDA JUNE BS Psychology: Cheerleader 2, 3: Blue Stocking 2; PAC SAC 2, 3, 4; Sports Ed tor 3, 4; Social Committee Chairman 3 MOON, ROBERT DENNIS BS Business Management; Basketball 3, 4 NELSON, NANCY MERRILL BS Elementary Education NEWTON, ANNE WALKER BA Fine Arts-Art NICHOLS, JOAN MARIE BS Elementary Education; Blue Stocking Typist 1; Whitten Village Volunteer 1; Cheerleader 3 NICHOLS, VIRGINIA L. BS Math, Biology; COP 1, 2, 4; TGIFI AGAPE 3, 4; SPIT 1; Whitten Village Sunday School 2, 3, 4; Cornelia Blakely Memorial Honor 4; Cardinal Key 2, 3, 4; E.K.A. 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List; Women ' s Council 1, 2, V.P. 3; SGA Pres. 4 NICHOLS, WILLIAM FLYNT BA History: Westminter Fellowship: SPIT; Hall Council; Choir 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List ORCK, JOHN STANLEY BS Business Administration-Management; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; FOB 2, 3, 4, Co-Chairman 3; Theta Chi-Presi- dent 4; Block P Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4 PETERS DETTE ' MELANIE BA English-History PETTIS KATHERINE WALKER BS Special Education; PC Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Robe Chairman 4; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4; CEC 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4; Human Relations Council 2, 3, 4; Alumni Scholar; Who ' s Who PILGRIM, MARTHA SUSAN BS Psychology; PC Choir 1, 2; Secretary PC Choir; Morris Dancers 1, 2; SGA 2; Psi Chi 3, 4; Psi Chi V.ce President 4; PC Players 3: Dean ' s List PITTS, PHILIP LEE BS Mathematics; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Resident Counselor 4 REID, HUBERT STANLEY BS Pre-Med; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3,; Sigma Nu; Sigma Alpha, Blue Key; Honor Council 3: Absence Commit- tee 4; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Company Com- mander 4 REYNOLDS, EDWARD HAYS III BA English; FOB 3; IFC 3; Sigma Nu- Commander; Transfer, Citadel RICHARDSON, PAULA ELIZABETH BS Psychology: COP 1. 2: Choir 1, 2 ROBERTS, ALBERT HUGHES BA History-Political Science; Golf Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3; MVP 3; District Medalist 2; Kappa Alpha RIZZO, EDWARD. LAWRENCE BS Business; Blue Key; Dean ' s List; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; High Point man (track) 2, 3; Sigma Nu Fraternity; Block P Club 1, 2, 3, 4: ROTC 1 ROPP, SARAH CECELIA BS Mathematics: COP 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Concert Manager 4: Madrigals 3, 4 SANDERS, DELORIS ELAINE BS Psychology - Counseling: Women ' s Council: Dorm Council; ROTC Sponsor; Miss ROTC 3; Dean ' s List; FOB; Social Committee Chairman; Psi Chi SIMPSON, BARBARA ELAINE BS Special Education; Council for Ex- ceptional Children 3, 4, President 4: Women ' s Council, Secretary 4; Sigma Kappa Alpha 3, 4; Cardinal Key 4; Dean ' s List; Honor Graduate Special Olympics Area 5, Assistant Coordinator; Transfer from Wake Forest SMEDS, JAMIE ELLIOTT BS Elementary Education; Thornwell Or- phanage Volunteer 3; Homecoming Rep. for SGA 3 SMITH, ELAINE VIRGINIA BS Special Education; Dean ' s List 3: Council for Exceptional Children 3; Blue Stocking Typist 1; KA Sweetheart 2; Whit- ten Village Volunteer 1; Homecoming Court 2, 3 SMITH. GERALD LeGRANDE BA English-Fine Arts; PC Players; Alpha Psi Omega; Pi Kappa Phi; Human Rela- tions Council SPARKS, JEFFERY A. STEPHENSON, MARY CHARLES BS Elementary Education; COP 1; FOB 3; SEC 3, 4 STUART, JOHN M. SUAREZ, RANDALL STEVEN BS Biology: Vice President of Freshman Class; Dean ' s List; Kappa Alpha Order- Treasurer TAYLOR, WAYNE D. Jr. THOMAS, JOHN T. THOMASON, RAYMOND B. Jr. TRIPPE, PAUL GORDON BA History-Political Science: Dean ' s List; President of Freshman Class: Officer 111 of Kappa Alpha Order; Prudential Chair- man of Kappa Alpha Order 4; FOB 3; SEC 2 TROTTER, SCOTT C. PAC SAC Photographer 4 UNDERWOOD, JAMES CLAUDE Jr. BS Psychology; Alpha Sigma Phi; Blue Key: Psi Chi; Dean ' s List; Assistant Intra- Mural Chairman WARDLAW, THEODORE JACKSON BA English; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 2, 3, 4; SGA Senior Representative 4; Sigma Nu, Scholastic Chairman 2, Co- Rush Chairman 3, Recorder 4; SEC 2; PAC SAC Staff 3, 4: President ' s Round Table 3, 4; FOB 3, 4 WHAM, CAROLE PERRY BS Elementary Education; Dean ' s List WILLIAMS, SHARON LYN BS Psychology; TGIF 1: Choir 1, 2, 3; Sigma Kappa Alpha: Psi Chi; Madrigal Singer 2, 3; Dean ' s List WILLS, BOB WRIGHT BS Biology: Honor Council; Blue Key; Who ' s Who; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary 3, President 4 WOOLBRIGHT, LAWRENCE LEE BS Biology; PC Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; TGIF 1; Boy Scouts 2, 3; Pi Kappa Phi, Historian 3; Blue Key President; Who ' s Who WORRELL, MARTHA ELIZABETH BS Psychology; Women ' s Council Presi- dent; SGA; Who ' s Who; Cardinal Key: Psi Chi President: Baptist Student Union; SPIT: Laurens County Court Cottage Vol- unteer; Dean ' s List YEARGIN, ALFRED DWAINE BA English: Dean ' s List; COP 3, SPIT 3, PC Players 4; Blue Stocking Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, 4; Student Art Gal- lery Director 3, 4; Language Lab Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Sigma Phi, Secretary 4 INDEX 249 To t.f (ih pe(256 n UJho hfls been Pi pf i o t ) 6 tommixmiyj P ' C ' h fi d ' -Pef £nf f ao,e. h Q [jo ' ill he p yoto -fell youR ooin uei slon The. 5M . j AnrYKj o o) i •e L Not pictured, Hartwell Dew St.. 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