Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1975 volume:

Presb i:erian College James H. Thomason Library Clinton, South Carolina 29325 VCr- ' Ji B9 Wi 1 - THE 1975 PAC SAC Presbyterian College Susan Ulrich Editor Volume LIX Clinton, South Carolina pil Hartwell Dew Business Manager Piesbyterian College James H. Thomason Library Clrnton. South Carolina 29325 A 105259 DEDICATION As awesome as the new library is, it takes only the famil- iar wave from the office by the entrance to give the struc- ture its personality. As unconquerable as its rows and rows of books appear, the knowledge necessary for control is simply in asking the right man, and when this man does this job with understanding and amiability beyond measure, the school most surely owes him a fitting tribute. We, the Senior class, do therefore dedicate the 1975 Pac Sac to Dr. Lennart Pearson. Hiiwiii LIBRARIAN Lennart Pearson DEDICATION 5 6 THEME Classification: Frat Freak Jock Clinton. . .or Bailey ... or Laurens Freshman Cool or not cool Mulk . . . Other. . . . . . choose one or defy them all. 1 - • ■•., A relative position to the world, all in whom you call your friends. Living in the flux of human emotions. All for the individual. . . but each one as part of something greater. . . THEME 9 ■■■■ H y I ' - «y- B B m B HI iHH . . .the indulgence into the corporate mind of the community. The battle against alienation begins in the halls of the institution. The slow cycle of day- to-day reunion. The English class with John two seats over. . . the table in the lunchroom with the most attraction. . . Bio Lab. . . then to the house. You walk in and out. It ' s your own combination. The choice of how and to whom you relate. 14 THEME •iiw-. ' . v...m ' - ' A - ' ffV r - - ' - ' P ' :- .. ■ •• ' - ■;J ' t - ' ;; ( :■ .■♦; .■;. ■ ' -«; 4 fcr. -i« i ' ' 1 4 ■ i T .-• . ' s v . ni - % Sf ' §i . ■ oM i — SS 35J ' ■-( is m g :- :wS ijjl ' ' ■ .. ' . •. • ...- i-;_ ..M _„: - 1 Pf ■■ .. -y - r- K ' ■ t ' . - ■ - ' ■ ' ■ . . ' ■ ' ■% ' - ' ' ' f J ' t ■S CE ? ew ' - « ■- ' ■•■ ' ' . ' --; ' -V- ' - .. ' - - ' . U 16 THEME The choice, the value you ascribe to daily functions, is your outward projection, the self portrait sculptured from the everyday. THEME 19 It is perhaps at this place, this school, where the formulation of all that you are to become originates. And it is only tempered by what you already are, on the inside. 20 THEME So P.C. is an end, or a beginning, or a transitory experience, depending on what you make of it, and what you and the world, in the overall, make of yourself. THEME 23 Miss Marion F. Hill, Dean of Women Dr. Marc C. Weersing, President Mr. G. Edward Campbell, Business Manager Mr. Benjamin F. Ivey, Dean of Students ADMINISTRATION James Thornwell Neely III — Admissions Counselor Joh n Paul Daniluk — Director of Student Aid and Placement Roslyn Cason Martin — Registrar Lennert Pearson — Head Librarian Grace Beach — Clinton Hall Resident Counselor Library Staff — Cissy Easterday, Antoinette Goodricfi, Marian Burts, Gloria Wysor, Marian Prater, Jane Pressau — Instructor in Library Science Administration Secretaries — Mary Letiman, Addle Wilkes, Sandra Alexander. Myra Templeton, Cissie Davis, Flo Dowdle, Gertrude Jotinson. Maudelle Finley. Janice Noffz, Agatfia Hiers, Irene Tankersley, Mary Sue Holmes, Mazie Jones John J. Mabry — Dining Hall Assistant, Mildred B. Bowers — Dining Hall Director, Mrs. McElveen, Mrs. Mabry, Eva S. Mills — Dining Hall Assistant, Mrs. Beaty Mrs. Babt) — Secretary, Mr. Beaty — Head of Maintenance Dining Hall Staff Dining Hall Staff 30 FACULTY ■ T I f 4 ' F rp student Infirmary Assistants Maintenance Staff BIOLOGY Frederick C. James Jane P. Holt Paul R. Ramsey 32 FACULTY Judith A. Burns Anthony E. Hilger James D. Stidham, Chairman FACULTY 33 BUSINESS Faord H. Tarbert Carl J. Arnold, Chairman F. Van Clinkscales 34 FACULTY Randolph B. Huff K. Nolan Carter, Chairman CHEMISTRY FACULTY 35 Dorothy P. Brandt, Chairman DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND SPECIAL EDUCATION Robert A. Hill Kenneth E. Creel 36 FACULTY Linda Suddeth Rachel W. Stewart Gloria Sims DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH 8. Allen King -. -iaf i$ James L. Skinner 1 1 j fSBBMg FACULTY 37 DEPARTMENT OF MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES Richard O. Adams John S. Glover, Chairman Aurel M. Erwin Yvonne Tapson King DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS Not Pictured — Stephen Shaeffer, James I. Brinson FACULTY 39 HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Eugene W. Womble, Chairman William W. Yarborough William S. Cannon MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS S. Taylor Martin CPT Evenson LTC Cameron, Chairman CPT Holmes CPT Black ' • If MILITARY SSG Shriver SGM Robinson SSG Ballard iMf 1 MSG Richards FACULTY 43 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Robert B. Strock John F. Perry William F. Tiller Calhoun F. Gault, Athletic Director Not Pictured: Herman Jackson Larry G. Burch, Coordinator Jane J. Hammet PSYCHOLOGY Forrest G. Hutchings, III Claude H. Cooler, Chairman 4-i : f ' ' m Ann B. Stidham Jack R. Pressau Marion T. Gaines, IV Thomas A. Stallworth George Ramsey Harry Stafford Lewis S. Hay, Chairman SOCIOLOGY David R. Moorefield Ted L. Hunter, Acting Ciiairman FACULTY 49 f -MV V I ft. ■ j ff mtjtr, xz-i ffisjatj :-: ¥ PC SPORTS The Spectator 52 SPORTS The Cheerleaders 4 The Participant The Game SPORTS 53 1st Row, L-R — Jean McGregor, JoAnn Davis, Barbara Munday, Joy Chapman, Lynn Scott, Penny Gibbs; 2nd Row, L-R — John Hall, Bill Bowick, Bob Edens, Puppy Roberts. CHEERLEADERS 54 SPORTS SPORTS 55 K SSSeSalaiaaaBasssasaeaBaBe VARSITY TEAM (First Row) left to right: Ted Wenzky, John Orck, Buddy Gaddy, David Hartsell, Eddie Fendley, Ken Hudlow, Dan Adams, David Pratt, Mike Fulmer, Donnie Fleming, Steve Snipes, Trent Stockman. (Second Row): Bee Carllon, Alan Smith, David Penland, Steve Farish, Cliff Poston, James Brovi n, Joey Trice, Nelson Barton, Larry Green, Eddie Nash, James Bourne, Mark Nelson. (Third Row): Tommy Wilson, Joey Jordan, Jamie Hooten, George Camp, David Sexton, Herbert Baker, Bruce Hill, Danny Greer, Brent Morehouse, Wayne Atwood, Oral Chester, Elmore Griffin. (Fourth Row): Jerry Broome, Larry Knight, Keith Johnson, T. D. Todd, Tim McCorkle, Jody Salmon, Bert Campbell, Tommy McGee, Buddy Medlin, Richard Tucker. (Fifth Row): Alan Breen, Alex Rogers, John Hackett, Andy Tweito, Ken Milton, Bobby Ramsey, Kevin Byington. FOOTBALL PC Score Opponent 0pp. Score The Citadel 6 L 19 Furman University 22 L 9 Lenoir Rhyne College 7 W 12 Wofford College 19 L 21 Mars Hill College 20 W 23 Elon College 21 w 10 Western Carolina University 28 L 42 Catawba College 20 W 35 Gardner-Webb 7 w 14 Carson Newman 21 L 37 Newberry 7 W 222 TOTAL 176 W-6; L-5 56 SPORTS •«- ' Buren Blankenship, John Stroud, Mike Holly, John Burnside, John Templeton. Freshman Team Rick Adcock Barry Cox Tommy Houston Elliott Pauling Greg Walker Larry Ballard Claude Crocker Randy Jameson Rick Porter Jim Walton Bill Berry David Eliott Jimmy May Dale Provenzano Mark Wansley Ricky Black Tommy Gardner Paul Moye Danny Scarborough Blake Watts Corey Cannon Mike Gill Craig Murray Bill Sizemore Jay Wessel Larry Cannon Keith Greene Ralph McBride Brent Smith Derek Wessinger Steve Churm Stivie Gruber Mike McCants Robbie Strickland Kevin Williams Jim Colvard Keith Henderson Jim McCollum Alan Stegall Mike Wooten Gary Corley Buddy Holwell Lee Padgett Bill Tippins ' . sy ii :%. 60 SPORTS ' S iik tW -:- i - lii V- : ,, ' SPORTS 61 r ' ;B!TF 41 i 1 ' l p i ' • 1 w 1 Kneeling L-R: Mike Silver, Ian McKeithan, Marion Miller, Alvln Sewell, Ronnie Jones, Paul Rush, Keith Ritter. Standing: Norris-Mgr., Denny Griffin, John Leonard, David Ballenger, Sam Hanchey, Louie King, Chuck Hughston, Randy Hyde, Randy McCullen, Stroud-Trainer. Larry Burch Head Basketball Coach 62 SPORTS BASKETBALL The Co-Captains Mike Silver Marion Miller PC— 108 Allen— 83 PC— 73 Francis Marion — 92 PC— 69 Lee College — 97 PC— 78 Tennessee Wesieyan — 71 PC— 59 Lee College — 73 PC— 83 Newberry — 76 PC— 65 Erskine — 77 PC— 64 Middle Tennessee State University PC— 106 Coastal Carolina — 90 PC— 63 Central Wesieyan — 62 PC— 72 Wofford— 82 PC— 91 Limestone — 94 PC— 82 Erskine — 78 PC— 84 Mars Hill— 76 PC— 84 Lander — 76 PC— 77 UNC-Asheville— 75 PC— 84 Georgia Tech — 89 PC— 74 Wofford— 78 PC— 70 Central Wesieyan — 71 PC— 82 Erskine — 65 PC— 77 Lander— 79 PC— 76 Newberry — 90 PC— 108 Limestone — 76 PC— 98 Francis Marion — 73 PC— 100 Mars Hill— 84 PC— 97 Rollins— 118 PC— 71 St. Leo— 62 PC— 69 Newberry — 67 PC— 129 Coastal Carolina — 106 PC— 78 UNC-Asheville— 79 -115 SPORTS 63 64 SPORTS SPORTS 65 66 SPORTS SPORTS 67 T R A C K T E A M ;-. St - f Jsf Row, L to R — David Fortune. Tommy McGee, Rhea Paris, Sandy Keys, Steve Marshall. 2nd Row, L to R — Alex Rogers, Greg Walker, Bob Edens James Amatriain David Elliot. 3rd Row, L to R — George Camp, James Brown, Bill Waters. 68 SPORTS Coach Strock _ Si. ..v.iMii i£tMiSu i SKiti i SPORTS 69 MEN ' S TENNIS 1st Row, L-R: Antino Angel, T. K. Farley, Mike Faya. 2nd Row, L-R: Tommy Norfleet, Alvaro Angel, Carlos Behar, Coach Amaya. 70 SPORTS WOMEN ' S TENNIS Virginia S. Balfour Catiiy Beaty Betty Lynn Lybrand Ellen Faulk Libby Galloway Lata Meole Lynn Martin Joanie Williams SPORTS 71 72 SPORTS HH| H lift- 1h if SPORTS 73 74 SPORTS SPORTS 75 SOCCER George Amaya Joe Boone James Brown Bob Edens Deck Guess Hamp Ferguson Doug Lown Ben Matthews Walter Roberts Harry Sullivan Dan Tillman 76 SPORTS , r SPORTS 77 RIFLE TEAM David Connolly Hay Wyman 78 SPORTS Forrest Secord Not Pictured: Ward Northrup Bill Sinclair Clark Riddle Kathryn Garris Jeff Van Lear SPORTS 79 G L F T E A M Jeff Dye Clay Dykes Steve Farrish Buddy Hotwell T. D. Todd Coach Perry 80 SPORTS SPORTS 81 TAE KWON DO (KARATE) CLASS L to R: Chuck Henderson, instructor, Charles Campbell, Reed Owen, Milner McNeely, Bob Edens, Tom Freeman. Not Pictured: Gary Hern and Jonathan Davis. SPORTS 83 INTRAMURAL SPORTS 84 SPORTS SPORTS 85 86 SPORTS SPORTS 87 POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL 88 SPORTS SPORTS 89 90 SPORTS ■V ;. . ,•.,.-• i ,-- ., ■ j Jn . •. • ■ •?v SPORTS 91 w THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The Presbyterian College Student Government Association serves as the official governing unit of the student body. Seeking moderate change by working through the established channels, the SGA achieved limited success in 1974-1975 with the approval of its Open House proposal by the college ' s Board of Trustees. Left to right: Curt Tribble, Jamie Metcalf, Theodosia Rogers, David Tribble, Larry Ballard, Bert Campbell, and Rebecca Lamar. 94 ORGANIZATIONS THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL President, Mildred Whatley Left to right: Raymond Lloyd, Leta Meole, Helen Vincent, Billy Wade. ORGANIZATIONS 95 THE STUDENT ASSEMBLY THE JUDICIAL COUNCIL Front Row (left to right): Jean McGregor, Jan Howe, Brillo Lawton, Jamie Metcalf; Second Row: Wayland Harkey, Molly Miers, Billy Wade, Chairman, Don Pearson. Not Pictured: Hartwell Dew, Ginger Ellis, Joe McGraw, David Sexton, Carmen Wannamaker. ORGANIZATIONS 97 WOMEN ' S COUNCIL The Women ' s Council is the legislative body for the women students, it is also responsible for monitoring activities in the women ' s dorms, social and otherwise. Women ' s Council is made up of a President, three dorm presidents, a secretary, and a treasurer. The dorm councils are made up of representatives of each class and two members at large. Clinton Hall President Marion Burrell, Lauren ' s President Cathy Sanders, Bailey Hall President Nancy Hopkins, Women ' s Council President Barbara Walsh, Secretary Penny Gibbes. Not Pictured: Treasurer Martha Johnson. 98 ORGANIZATIONS Clinton Hall Dorm Council: Patty Hall, Gail Carwile, Paula Brown, Cindy Kimball, Pat Mahoney. Not Pictured: Carmen Wannamaker. Bailey Hall Dorm Council: Jan Howe, Aileen Avery, Leanne Autrey, Mimi Armstrong, Lynn Martin, Brillo Lawton. Laurens Dorm Council: Lee Hestir, Linda Shoaf, Cathy Sanders. HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL The goal of the Human Relations Council is to stimulate student concern for the problems that confront the world in which we live. Led this year by Linda Schoen, members contribute their time voluntarily in an effort to make the college community more aware of the injustices and inequities which exist both in the U. S. and the rest of the world. Chairman, Linda Schoen Members: Al Edwards, Angie McGehee, Cheryl Jay, Ruth Carson, Beth Connor, Anna McLeod, Linda Schoen, Joe McGraw, and Cindy Dowling. TOO ORGANIZATIONS BLUE KEY Blue Key is the national honor fra- ternity for men at PC. A small number of members are tapped each year on the basis of academic performance and leadership. The purposes of the group are the fostering of ambition for intel- lectual 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. Officers: Frank Ivey, V Pres, Jimmy Allen President, Sponsor, Mr. Earl Halsall. Not pictured— T. K, Farley, Sec -Treas. Members: Billy Wade, Jim Murdock, John Richie, Frank Ivey, David Sexton, Jimmy Allen, Mike Silver, Brad Bryant, Buren Blankenship T. K. Farley, Joey Trice, Raymond Lloyd, Jamie Metcalf, Hartwell Dew, Tom Duncan, Mr. Earl Halsall, Skip Hopkins, Curt Tribble, Walter Hill. ORGANIZATIONS 101 CARDINAL KEY Cardinal Key is a national honor sorority for women students of at least junior status. Members are chosen on the basis of academic ability, lead- ership, and potential as future leaders. Cardinal Key seeks to inspire leader- ship in others and to participate as an active service to schools and the community. Senior members: Milly Whatley, Nancy Hopkins, Marian Burrell, Cindy Lanford, Ellen Vincent, Fran Jones, Molly Miers, Lee Hestir, Netta Curry, Linda Shoaf, Ev Celley, Ina Harrell, Helen Vincent, and Kathy Sanders. Not Pictured: Juniors — Sheryl Grady Sally Kiker Anna White Chris Nussbaumer Tina Craig Janet Hearn Kaye Moore Susan Mcintosh Angle McGregor Ann Heinsohn Sally Bedinger Angle McGehee Linda Schoen Susan Ulrich Junior members: Leanne Autry, Martha Johnson, Jean Mc- Gregor, Leta Meole, Brillo Lawton, and Ginger Ellis. Officers: Martha Johnson, V. P., Brillo Lawton, Secretary, Ina Harrell, Presi- dent, and Lee Hestir, Treasurer. 102 ORGANIZATIONS Left to right: Sitting — Larry Broome. Edna Covington, T. K. Farley, Kathy Sanders, and Larry Veatch. Standing — Georgette Wright, Harvey Shepherd, Jerri Wilkes. Dr. Claude Cooler, Ina Harrell, Kaye Moore, Dr. Ann Stidham, Dr. Pete Hutchings, Tina Craig, Gary Hearn. PSI CHI Psi Chi is the national honor society in psy- chology at PC. The two major objectives of the society are to provide academic prestige to its members and to nurture their creative ability. Membership requires that a student have 12 hours in psychology, with at least a 3.0 average, and a 2.5 average overall. Officers: Kathy Sanders, President, Georgette Wright, V. P., Kaye Moore, Sec.-Treas. SIGMA KAPPA ALPHA C. J. Allen D. B. Allen J. K. Anderson E. H. Beaty O. F. Bechtler J, D. BIrdsong E. V. Blankenship B. W. Brannon A. E. Caldwell W. B. Carlton R. A. Constantine S. H. Constantine V. A. Copley J. A. Corbett S. P. Crabill L. C. Craig A. K. Curry K. R. Davis W. C. Donaldson M. H. Duncan A. M. Edwards G. C. Ellis R. L. Evans D. L. Fallaw 0. H. Fant M. M. Farley T. K. Farley W. L. Gleason M. J. Glymph S. A. Grady B. S. Grover J. D. Guess J. C. Hall W. W. Hames M. G. Hansen B. D. Harrell I. J. Harrell S. N. Harrill R. J. Hardeman A. H. Harrison J. E. Hearn G. L. Heaton 104 ORGANIZATIONS J. R. Wilkes J. W. Williams W. E. Wilson J. S. Zander K. L. Hellenga R. S. Herd N. L. Hestir M. A. Hooks B. W. Hopkins N. E. Hopkins M. G. Huff J. E. Jennings H. K. Johnson S. L. Kiker R. S. Link R. E. Lloyd M. A. McGehee M. M. McGill A. McGregor L. Mcintosh A. C. McLeod J. C. Metcalf B. A. Metzke M. S. Miers D. R. Pearson S. R. Petty R. A, Phinney V. D. Poston M. L. Rudy S. K. Sanders D. M. Sexton L. F. Smith V. L. Smith B. S. Sweat M. E. Taylor J. D. Thomas, Jr. C. G. Tribble W. B. Wade J. N. Walker A. L. Wallace B, L. Walsh M. R. Watkins M. A. Whatley C. A. White M. E. Whittemore E. N. Whitmire Not pictured: R. W. Bell ORGANIZATIONS 105 £ p. C. CHOIR The Presbyterian College Choir, under the direction of Dr. Charles T. Gaines, consists of about 40 male and female voices, selected by audition. The choir performs on campus at such events as Youth Day, Parents ' Day, and Graduation. In addition, they give a Christmas Concert and a Spring Concert. In the spring, the PC Choir goes on tour which, this year, will take them through Virginia and to Washington, D. C. CHOIR MEMBERS: Lucy Graybill John Crane Doug Stone Lynn Bogan Hamp Ferguson Lisa Burnette Allen Edwards Susan Campbell John Weiss Karen Sandt Debbie Bell Mary Walkup Hunt Reid Joey Glymph Cliff McLeod Freddie Trammel! Greg Briscoe Ann Woods Mechele Amick Pat Griset George Lynch Jerry Kennett Heilig Wilkinson Clay Dykes Debbie Dickinson Sheryl Grady Carol Eddings Janet Hudson Elizabeth Whittemore Cindy Kimball Kay Jackson Robert Link Ward Northrup Eddie Ard Brenda Campbell Brenda Wright Davis Sanders Barry Holcombe Bill Bowick Larry Broome Robert Yawn Roger Newton 106 ORGANIZATIONS Director: Charles T. Gaines MADRIGALS The ninth annual Madrigal Din- ner-Concert traditionally began the Christmas season this year at PC. The dinner consists of a 16th cen- tury English meal followed by a performance by the Madrigal Sing- ers, a selected group from the PC Choir. Further entertainment is pro- vided by a jester, minstrels, Morris Dancers, and various musicians. THE MADRIGAL SINGERS Elizabeth Whitter Lorraine Pruitt Lisa Burnette Sheryl Grady Carol Eddings Ann Woods Kim Shurburtt Tiore Hunt Reid Cindy Kimball Mary Wall up Joey Gymph Robert Yawn Davis Sanders Jerry Kennett George Lynch Greg Briscoe Heilig Wilkinson Robert Link Cliff McLeod Larry Broome Jester John Weiss Trumpeter Welton O ' Neal, Jr Magician John Cone Minstrels Morris Dancers Allen Edwards Brenda Wright Lynn Williamson Barba Susan Doug ra Metzke Susan Campbell Pressau Lucy Graybill Stone Lynn Williamson Brenda Wright Susan Pressau Janet Hudson 108 ORGANIZATIONS The Pep Band is a new organization this year at PC. Under the direction of Biology professor Tony Hilger, the group has performed at home basketball games. The group was primarily organized for fun and as an outlet for the musical talents of its members. Nicknamed Tony ' s Tigers, they hope to be able to continue providing entertainment next year — hopefully with even more students participating. PEP BAND MEMBERS: Cathy Beaty — trombone Susan Pressau — flute Anna White — bells Kim Hellenga — saxophone Janet Hearn — trumpet Welton O ' Neal — trumpet Dan Ribble — trumpet Bill Floyd — bass horn Mark McKee — drums Dr. Bill Yarborough — saxophone ORGANIZATIONS 109 p. C. PLAYERS The PC Players is a group of students interested in acting and or backstage work who present plays throughout the year for the student body and public. In the fall of 1974, the Players presented The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds. In March, they presented A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, the first musical to be performed by the Players. The PC Players also had a new director this year. While Mr. Rains was away on sabbatical, J. Skelly Warren provided direction. It is through his direction that the Players have been able to present some excellent performances to their audiences. The cast of Marigolds with Sl elly Pat Tukey and John Cone A new addition to the PC Players this year — a workshop in the basement of Belk Auditorium for the purpose of build- ing sets and instructing students on the technical aspects of the theatre. a scene from Marigolds rehearsal of Forum ALPHA PSI OMEGA Alpha Psi Omega is a national honor dramatic fraternity whose Tau Mu chapter was chartered at PC in 1968. Membership is earned by meritorious work both onstage and offstage with the PC Players. The Tau Mu chapter of Alpha Psi has grown steadily since its charter and this year ' s group consists of hard-working individuals dedicated to drama at PC. Walter Durst Bud Early 112 ORGANIZATIONS Joe McGraw Stage Manager Pat Tukey Howard Bellew ■j 9 1 W ffl mfv fSttai l Business Manager Not pictured: Becky Bolding Pam Shook Chris Nussbaumer, Robe Chairman Walter Hill Len Humphries THE BLUE STOCKING From photos of streaking, to wallowing in Watergate, to reports on the dean ' s driving habits, to letters from Harry Dent, to an uproar over the Lampoon, the 1974 Blue Stocking was the most read, the most discussed volume of the Presbyterian College student newspaper to ever be published. Under the editorship of Eddie Lee, the Blue Stocking became a potent sounding block for student body opinions on campus, national, and state issues. With a staff unafraid of taking controversial stands in hope of bringing progress to the college, the 1974 edition of the Blue Stocking will not soon be forgotten. Editor, Eddie Lee News Editor, Chuck Fant Sports Editor, George Wilkes News Editor, Chuck Fant; Editor. Eddie Lee; and Feature Editor, Susan Ulrich Circulation Manager, Noland Meyers Typist, Everett Cromer Photographer, John Arnold ORGANIZATIONS 115 THE PAC SAC The Pac Sac, a pictorial chronicle of the year ' s cam- pus events, is a permanent reference book of 1974-1975 Presbyterian College life. Under the editorship of Susan Ulrich, the 1975 Pac Sac provides the entire college community with a valuable history of the people, build- ings, events, and organizations which make Presbyterian College the home of the individual, the group. Susan Ulrich, Editor Hartwell Dew, Business Manager 116 ORGANIZATIONS Greg Briscoe Joe McGraw Bill Stewart Ellen Vincent, Susan Coleman Eddie Lee, George Wilkes Mr. Dan Yarborough Meri McCrackin ORGANIZATIONS 117 STUDENT ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE The Student Entertainment Committee, appointed by the SGA, is responsible for campus entertainment in- cluding weekend movies, coffeehouse performers, con- certs and dances. Among the entertainment sponsored by the SEC this year was Livingstone Taylor for Home- coming, and the Atlanta Rhythm Section and Liverpool for f lidwinter Weekend. SEC Chairman Joe McGraw • Chris Nussbaumer — Secretary David Connolly — Movie Chairman Cheryl Jay 118 ORGANIZATIONS Not pictured: Mike Walkins- — Treasurer Randy Constantine Susy Constantine Robert Yawn ■ ' M 9 1 r im . . 1 1 i m i i ■ yM 1 Ml Wi 1 ri  - The Atlanta Rhythm Section provided entertainment at Midwinter. Aileen Avery, Sally Kiker, Pat Tukey ORGANIZATIONS 119 COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN Susan Mcintosh: Membership Chairman, Marion Burrell: Secretary-Treasurer, Dr. Robert A. Hill: Advisor, Annetta Curry: President, Tom Duncan: President-Elect, Lill Mcintosh, Harriet Able, Debra Rogers, Anne Bradford, Sally Bedinger, Angie McGregor, Cathy Bell, Lyy Vanorsdale, Sheila Petty, Diane Dickerson, Alice Copes Vanhasselt, Lyy Pittman, Patty Pease, Debra Bewick, Linda Shoaf. President Annetta Curry poses for a picture while play- ing basketball at Webb Center. The Council for Exceptional Children is a professional organi- zation whose purpose is to promote the welfare and education of exceptional children and youth. The PC Chapter of CEC is active in volunteer service at Whitten Village, particularly at Webb Center, the school for orthopedically handicapped children. After an organi- zational meeting in September, CEC sponsored a Halloween party and a Christmas party for the kids at Webb Center. Our CEC members have represented South Carolina at regional and inter- national conventions. One of the main projects of our chapter is helping to sponsor our Regional Special Olympic Games held in the spring of each year. 120 ORGANIZATIONS Susan Mcintosh takes a slide during the Halloween party. Cheryl Harrison and Joan Stelling help a child ride a bicycle. Sally Bedinger, Debra Rogers, and Debbie Bowick contemplate the Marion Burrell takes a minute to show a youth that she cares, situation. ORGANIZATIONS 121 Men ' s Chairman Jamie Metcalf, John Varner, Mike Dunn, James Brown, Jofinathan Davis, Jim Jennings, David Bruce, Frank Ivey, George Freeman, Tom Duncan, Jim Gambrell. Bill Hale, Joe Britt, John Weiss, George McAbee, Joe Maxwell, Jim Beam, Eddie Ard, Doug Lown, Welton O ' Neal, Richard Woodward. Women ' s Chairman Aileen Avery, Clinton Hall Chairman Bonnie Breen, Jean Stone, Julie Sibilsky, Mary Kay Pilcher, Jane Davis, Mary Walkup, Bailey Hall Chairman Zeta Touchton, Beth Young, Sandy Shockley, Jean Gillespie, Rainey Rector, Theodoshia Rogers, Debbie Bowick, Ellen Vincent, Janet Hearn, Rita Rice, Brenda Crawford. FOB Freshman Orientation Members attempt to help the fresh- man class make its initial entrance to PC with as much ease as possible. Meals are eaten as a group, meetings are held to explain the rules and regulations of the college, and in- formal talk sessions are held to help the freshmen during this transition period. The week is culminated in a field day of fun and games. 122 ORGANIZATIONS W-- -HKf ORGANrZATIONS 123 XT, -m VOLUNTEER SERVICES The Student Volunteer Service Program has been developing in ministry to the Community of Laurens County since 1966. The 1974-1975 year will see more than 350 student volunteers serve some 1500 children, adults, and aging persons. The design for service enables students to engage in responsible Christian commitment in growth experiences of mutual dignity for both the volunteer and the persons served. Leadership potential matures as volunteers redesign old programs, incorporate new programs, and plan each day ' s activities. The dedication and work of the students plus the guidance skills of numerous faculty members con- tinually sustains resources for service. Volunteer Services Council: William R. Walter William B. Wade Sandrea A. Shockley Lynn E. Longino Ginger C. Ellis George F. Lynch Ina J. Harrell Noland Meyers II 124 ORGANIZATIONS VOLUNTEER COORDINATORS Child Outreach Program St. John ' s Lutheran Church; Clinton First Presbyterian Church: Broadstreet Methodist Church: Lydia Presbyterian Church: Laurens First Presbyterian Church: Laurens First Methodist Church: Tutoring (SPIT) The Bell Street Middle School: Thornwell Home for Children: Big Brother Big Sister: Youth Ministry Thank Goodness It ' s Friday (TGIF): AGAPE (Youth Probation): Girl Scouts Broadstreet Methodist Church Junior Troop: Cadette Troop: Senior Citizens Laurens Home for the Aging: Cornelia Blakely Rest Home: Laurens Family Court Cottage: Special Olympic Games Committee (CEC): Special Education (CEC): Whitten Village: Alston Wilkes Society: Mental Health Aftercare Center (Psi Chi) Jerry W. Kennett Robin S. Owens (Fall, 1974) Lynn L. Partington Lucy K. Graybill (Spring, 1975) Jerry W. Kennett (Spring, 1975) Laura J .Craig Bert S. Barger (year) Zeta N. Touchton (Fall, 1974) William M. Stewart (Spring, 1975) George F. Lynch Anita L. Wallace (year) Lynn E. Longino (Fall, 1974) Thomas D. Sanders (Fall, 1974) Ina J. Harrell (year) Chrisann M. Nussbaumer (Fall, 1974) Anthony B. Smith (Spring, 1975) William R. Walter (year) Sandrea A. Shockley (year) Anna I. White (Fall, 1974) William B. Wade (year) Richard O. Hudgins (year) Karen G. Babb (Fall, 1974) Jenny S. Standridge Joseph E. Britt (year) Annette K. Curry (Fall, 1974) Tom Duncan (Spring, 1975) Mrs. Jane Hammett Mr. Gene Sullivan (year) Annette K. Curry (Fall, 1974) Tom Duncan (Spring, 1975) Hartwell Dew (year) William R. Walter (year) CHILD OUT REACH PROGRAM ORGANIZATIONS 127 ROTC Reserve Officer Training Corps provides juniors and seniors an opportunity to be commissioned a second lieutenant in the United States Army upon graduation. This obligation is fulfilled through drill, classroom participation and instruction, plus a six- week summer camp at Ft. Bragg, North Carolina. Upon successful completion of the basic freshman and sophomore program, cadets may choose to con- tinue in the advanced program. A limited female enrollment began in the fall of 1974. Rick Limehouse preflights his plane. Soptiomores on patrol. 128 ORGANIZATIONS Bl . , .. r -...: :- 1 .•■■;. ||v|ii. ' . ' : ' ' m: i4jfe Mi i- ' % ; j. j) Ei ' JMrf 1 {rv . £flH| - ■ • ' V ■ ORGANIZATIONS 129 scenes from the Military Ball January 31, 1975 i g i . - ' ■ v- Wv 4 m L i t ' f l ' . f ■-•-- . V 1 M H J H 1 . . -, ... iii ' ' • ■ . ir «■ ' W t ix : li|ig K  1 w ir 11 ' % if -i- N xt w . Ranger latum? ORGANIZATIONS 131 p THE INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Representatives Standing, left to right: Mark Carlough, Charles Tucker, John Erwin, Gary Nicosia, John Richie, Cam Harvin, John Varner, Jimmy Rosenberg, Mark Lee, Don Stelling, Tom Duncan. Kneeling, left to right: Jim Murdock, George Wilkes, Hartwell Dew, David Bruce, Frank Ivey. 134 GREEKS Officers Vice-President: Gary Nicosia, Secretary-Treasurer: John Richie, President: Tom Duncan. GREEKS 135 ALPHA SIGMA PHI FRATERNITY Brotherhood Duncan B. Allen Clarence J. Allen Eddie J. Ard Clyde B. Baldwin Richard W. Bell Gary L. Black William B. Bryant Walker M. Cartee John L. Crane John K. Erwin John C. Hall Marion W. Hodges John M. Hopkins Richard W. Limehouse Steven A. McDougall James L. McFadyen Noland Myers Bryan H. Mickle Gary W. Nicosia William R. Owens William M. Stewart Charles R. Tucker Jasper B. Varn James E. Young Pledges Harold M. Beasley Joseph E. Britt Steve W. Collins James S. Colvard Robert A. Eudy Bruce S. Grover Cyril J. Jones John T. Love William L. Mullen Ward T. Northrup Dean P. Robinson Anthony B. Smith Voyne L. Stepp Jeffrey M. Stratton Richard P. Watson John W. Weiss 136 GREEKS ALPHA PSI CHAPTER Officers President: John Erwin, Secretary: Johin Crane, Vice-President: Brad Bryant, Treasurer: Duncan Allen. GREEKS 137 _ pf? c Jr t 3Br jonF KSH 1 ¥ .0 ■ ' i« ' N? . ' - f J mms s iMmm V i 1 Kfl kiat Jh THE SIGS GREEKS 139 KAPPA ALPHA ORDER Brotherhood George T. Alexander Reuben R. Asbury Augustus T. Brinson Lee E. Brinson Michael R. Dunn Frank E. F. Hardy Byrd D. Harrell Cameron T. Harvin Gary P. Hearn John B. Mines Norman F. Jones James E. Mayes Thomas K. McGee Henry B. McGill Herbert McKeithan James C. Metcalf John E. Preston James D. Rosenberg Robert P. Snipes Brooks R. Stuckey Thomas D. Todd John J. Varner Elbert N. Whitmire Walter W. Wilfong Pledges Thomas E. Addison Marshall M. Campbell Anderson C. Early James F. Green Clarence A. McArthur Jeff R. Bassham David G. Berry Bradford A. Durham Jarrell Keith Greene Thelon Ashmore Hamby Peter B. Huff James C. Jacob William J. McCollum Brian A. Newell Robert P. Varner 140 GREEKS BETA PI CHAPTER Officers Corresponding Secretary; Frank Hardy, President: John Varner, Recording Secretary: James Metcalf. Not pictured: Vice-President: Buddy Asbury, Treasurer: Jimmy Rosenberg. GREEKS 141 THE KAPPAS GREEKS 143 PI KAPPA ALPHA FRATERNITY Brotherhood Marion J. Beam Jerry L. Broome Thomas D. Bruce William B. Carlton Thomas L. Davis George F. Freemon Joseph M. Gaddy William B. Hill Franklin W. Ivey John T. McGorkle Kevin L. Patrick Clifford C. Poston Graham B. Simpson Paul J. Shields John Q. Stroud Donald E. Stelling Larry W. Veatch Gary C. McKinney James H. Wilkinson Pledges Carl D. Adams Basil W. Atwood Vernon N. Barton David O. Chester Paul D. Greer Charles B. Hughston Jack M. Rogers Joseph F. Trice (Viae McBride Paul IVIoye Buddy Holwell Randy Jameson Bill Sizemore Mark Nelson Tommy Gardner Cory Cannon Larry Cannon Derek Wessinger Bill Berry Jeff Dye William Junker Bill Floyd Steve Gruber Keith Hitter Brent Morehouse 144 GREEKS MU CHAPTER Officers President: David Bruce, Treasurer: Frank Ivey, Vice-President: Bee Carlton, Secretary: Tim McCorl le. GREEKS 145 146 GREEKS J THE PIKES PI KAPPA PHI FRATERNITY Brotherhood Ray Blocker David Connolly Clay Dykes Mark Lee Benny Logan Doug Lown David Mathis George McAbee Weldon O ' Neal Robert Owens Clark Riddle Bill Schuler Mike Silver John Templeton George Wilkes David Fortune Tom Stanley Marion Wyman Pledges Donnie Ballard Elmo Griffin Bob Mclean Doug Stone Denny Griffin Buddy Medlin Forrest Secord Tom Brown Glenn Bullard Jonatfion Cresswell Jay Keim Jim Lown Wayne Miller Mike Shepard Bill Sinclair 148 GREEKS BETA CHAPTER Officers Historian: Robert Owens, Treasurer: David Connolly, Warden: Clark Riddle, Chaplain; Welton O ' Neal, Secretary: Clay Dykes, Archon: George McAbee. GREEKS 149 THE PIKAPPS 150 GREEKS SIGMA NU FRATERNITY Brotherhood Callis J. Anderson Lawrence A. Breen James E. Brown Mark S. Carlough Gary L. Clayton Jon R. Davis Billy A. Ellsberry Mike K. Fulmer Jay T. Golden Paul W. Harkey John G. Henderson Jim E. Jennings Phil B. Lea Joseph J. Mercer Jim L. Murdock Edward P. Odom Robert W. Overman Don R. Pearson John A. Reynolds Harvey L. Smith Steve A. Spaduzzi Lawrence M. Stewart Niles V. Toole William B. Wade Pledges James P. Adcock David Ballanger Edward D. Brogdon David G. Campbell Claude A. Crocker Miles H. Ferguson William C. Griscom Robert E. Hiers James L. Hooten William A. Morton Michael Jones Robert L. Lewis Tom Lightcap Stephen R. McCuen Matt R. McCollem Mark A. McKee Anthony F. McKissick Richard C. Patrick Jeffrey G. Reynolds William A. Roof William Tatum Mark Wansley 152 GREEKS ZETA THETA CHAPTER Officers Lieutenant Commander: Steve Spaduzzi, Treasurer: Don Pearson, Commander: Jim Murdock, Recorder: Gary Clayton. GREEKS 153 THE SNAKES 154 GREEKS i H P B JMlt ' V9 E r um ' 2 ' m U ' l , ?? H. H L i «a Jgy i ' ' lA ■; Wm..JfJk p n j k 4J B ' i vf B jpC w ff ' y k m 1 u V THETA CHI FRATERNITY Brotherhood Bert S. Barger Joseph D. Boone William L. Bowick Wilbur R. Caldwell George M. Camp Hartwell C. Dew Robert E. Deal Thomas M. Duncan Robert M. Edens Allen M. Edwards James C. Gambrell Michael J. Glymph Julian D. Guess William E. Hale William W. Hames Thomas D. Henderson Bernard W. Hopkins Richard O. Hudgins Hoyt P. Jackson Julius T. Johnson Benny R. Justice Robert G. Masche Douglas L. Marsh Cliff H. McLeod John S. Orck Comer H. Randall John C. Richie Walter J, Roberts Robert E. Yawn Pledges Arthur B. Baughman Archie W. Beaty Richard A. Blackmon Gregory B. Briscoe John W. Bush Ronald L. Evans Samuel A. Hagen Horace K. Johnson Robert N. Keith Benjamin R. Mathews Dale M. Provenzano Paul F. Rush Mark W. Thomas Robert D. Thompson William G. Tippins David E. Tribble Walton J. Vaughn Blake L. Watts 156 GREEKS BETA PSI CHAPTER Officers Vice-President: Skip Hopkins, Treasurer: Tom Duncan, President: Hartwell Dew, Pledge Marshall: Bill Bowick, Secretary: John Richie. GREEKS 157 THE THETAS GJHiiHH TiltiiflrTM imfiimriM n 160 GREEKS ML. p HOMECOMING Brenda Crawford, Women ' s Council 164 FEATURES COURT 74 Susan Brassfield, ROTC Lil Mcintosh, ex FEATURES 165 HOMECOMING 1974 HOMECOMING QUEEN JEAN McGREGOR 166 FEATURES THE FLOATS. ■ ' Presbyterian L. THE ALUMNI THE SPIRIT. ' ■ ■ - ' •. ' ' . ' •f- r v . THE BARBEQUE. FEATURES 167 BLACK MAGIC ON STAGE Fran Jones, Ev Celley, Peggy Allen During Epileptic Scene THE EFFECTS OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-IN-THE-MOON MARIGOLDS Fran Jones Coaches Peter 168 FEATURES Becky Bolding As Nanny Takes Her ' Hotsie ' KRAPPS LAST TAPE AND THE BREAKING OF BREAD Joe McGraw Listens to his Younger Self Bud Early and James Brown in WWIII FEATURES 169 A FUNNY THING HAPPENED P.C. ' S FIRST MUSICAL, A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM , WAS PRESENTED IN MARCH UNDER THE DIRECTION OF J. SKELLY WARREN. THE SLAPSTICK FARCE INCLUDED THE TAL- ENTS OF TWENTY-ONE STUDENTS AND A THIRTEEN-PIECE ORCHESTRA LED BY PAT TUKEY. Bud Early, in the lead role of Pseudolus, introduces Hero, play- ed by James Brown, to Philia (Laura Smith The proteans, disguised as citi zens, complain of Pseudolus ' mis deeds to his master, Hero. The proteans and courtesans sing the virtues of Miles Gloriosus, {Doug Stone). 170 FEATURES ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM Lycus (Joe McGraw), Pseudolus, Hysterium (Randy Herd), and Senex (Carl Milton) sing the show- stopping Everybody Ought To Have A Maid . ■ H H p 1 9 llp. m ■i ®l, ' . ' ri HH 3 | 31 hwy rw h y ,irl M 4., ; 1 -— 1 1 Hysterium, disguised as Philia, is told by Pseudolus that he is Lovely . Pseudolus drinks the hemlock while the cast looks on in honor. J J . .J :IHi In the final scene. Hero tells his mother Domina (Donna Looper) and his father Senex that he intends to marry Philia. FEATURES 171 P.C. CHOIR ENTERTAINS THROUGH NUMEROUS PRESENTATIONS Dr. Gaines — PC. choir director The choir enhances the Library Dedication 172 FEATURES THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT ADDS SPECIAL PROGRAMS FEATURES 173 Alex Haley TUESDAY MORNING ASSEMBLIES AFFORD A VARIETY OF INFORMATIVE PRESENTATIONS Edna Rostow Hugh Jacobs 174 FEATURES James Dickey Lawrence Bottoms Pug Ravenel FEATURES 175 ASSEMBLY SERIES BRINGS THE MERCHANT OF VENICE AND CHARLIE ' S AUNT 176 FEATURES FEATURES 177 STUDENTS ENJOY MUSIC FROM BEATLES TO BOOGIE 178 FEATURES FEATURES 179 r WHO ' S WHO Molly Miers, Don Pierson, Milly Whatley, Curt Tribble Hartwell Dew, Kathy Sanders 182 WHO ' S WHO Joe McGraw, Lee Hestir, Jimmy Allen William Donaldson, Ina Harrell, John Richie WHO ' S WHO 183 Charles Edwin Adair Clinton, S. C. Carl Daniel Adams, Jr. Washington, Ga. Clarence James Allen Tucker, Ga. Duncan Bristol Allen LaGrange, Ga. James Keith Anderson Greenville, S. 0. John White Arrington, IV Clemson, S. C. Janet Aileen Avery Live Oak, Fla. Karen Gail Babb Columbia, S. C. Adelaide Ballard Greenville, S. C. Marion James Beam Mt. Pleasant, S. C. Sally Anne Bedinger Columbia, S. C. Catherine Turner Bell Laurens, S. C. 184 SENIORS Howard Loring Bellew Greenville, S. C. Billy Ray Blocker, Jr. Acworth, Ga. Rebecca Lynne Bolding Easley, S. C. Richard Thomas Brabham Columbia, S. C. Benjamin Wylie Brannon II Bethune, S. C. Paula Elizabeth Brown Ridgeland, S. C. Thomas David Bruce Cornelia, Ga. William Bradley Bryant Atlanta, Ga. Marian Elaine Burrell Bethune, S. C. James Melvin Carlyle Marion, N. C. Ruth Warden Carson Winchester, Va. Walker Marvin Cartee, Jr. Easley, S. C. Gloria Gail Carwile Union, S. C. Evelyn Jane Gelley Asheville, N. 0. Gary Leroy Clayton Avondale Est., Ga. SENIORS 185 Jacqueline Sue H. Constantine Tucker, Ga. Randal Alan Constantine Atlanta, Ga. Nathaniel Cook III Gray Court, S. C. Lila Christina Craig Summerville, S. C. John Louis Crane Summit Pt. West VIr. James Everette Cromer Ward, S. C. Robert Leonard Cudd Spartanburg, S. C. Annette Kaye Curry Columbia, S. C. Walter Powell Davis Hollywood, Fla. Hartwell Coleman Dew Latta, S. C. Mary Prentiss Dobbins Greenville, S. C. William Clarence Donaldson Hartsville, S. C. David Lee Dorrough Montgomery, Ala. Cynthia Celestine Dowling Greenville, S. C. Katharine Louisa Dowling Hilton Head, S. C. 186 SENIORS M Margaret Lynn H. Duncan Augusta, Ga. Walter Merrill Durst Columbia, S. C. Nathaniel Jeffords Dye Atlanta, Ga. Meredith G. McQueen Farley Easley, S. C. Thomas Kaliel Farley Danville, Va. Harold Edward Fendley Isle of Dalms. S. C. Donald Douglas Fleming Decatur, Ga. Michael Edward Fortune Ashtabula, Ohio Edward Clinton Freeman Weaverville, N. C. Thomas Kerr Freeman Charlotte, N. C. George Flournoy Freemen Roswell, Ga. Joseph Mills Gaddy, Jr. Decatur, Ga. James Clinton Gambrell, Jr. Oakway, S. C. Mary Kathryn Garris Augusta, Ga. Joseph Schley Gatewood Columbus, Ga. SENIORS 187 Jean Mason Gillespie Taylors, S. C. Walliam A. Goodrich Carrollton, Ga. Brenda Gail Goodson Dalfon, Ga. Steven David Grady Ghnton, S. C. James Franklin Green Villa Rica, Ga Augustus Wardlaw Hamrick Gaffney, S. C. Frank Edward Felknor Hardy Camden, S. G. Ina Jean Harrell Georgetown, S. C. David Carey Hartsell Taylors, S. C. 188 SENIORS Janet Elizabeth Hearn Eastman, Ga. Ann M. Heinsohn Winter Park, Fla. Hugh Arch Henderson Clinton, S. C. John Henderson Atlanta, Ga. Thomas David Henderson Macon, Ga. Randy Stephen Herd Spartanburg, S. C. Nina Lee Hestir Austin, Texas John Bell Hines Spartanburg, S. C. Bernard Wilson Hopkins Snellville, Ga. Nancy Ellen Hopkins Athens, Ga. Richard Olen Hudgins Macon, Ga. Robert Kenneth Hudlow Marietta, Ga. Marie Glenn Huff Simpsonville, 8. C. Leiand Bailey Humphries Inman, S. C. Randy Cowan Hyde Kannapolis, N. C. SENIORS 189 Franklin Wysor Ivey Clinton, S. C. Johnny Timothy Jacks Mountville, S. C. Amos Madison Jarman Simpsonville, S. C. Hugh Roy Johnson Joanna, S. C. Lynn Rollins Johnson Fountain Inn, S. C. Michael Gross Jolly Denmark, S. C. Frances Newton Jones Easley, S. C. Norman Fant Jones, Jr. Spartanburg, S. C. Cynthia D. H. Lanford Clinton, S. C. Phillip Bunn Lea Rocky Mount, N. C. Joseph Edward Lee Chester, S. C. Leonard Garland Lehew Decatur, Ga. Richard William Limehouse, Jr. Summerville, S. C. Benjamin Franklin Logan Rock Hill, S. C. John Michael Lollls Laurens, S. 0. 190 SENIORS Douglas Royce Lown Lithonia, Ga. Harold Allen Mahy Fountain Inn, S. C. David Kyle Mathis Atlanta, Ga. Joseph Theodore Maxwell Anderson, S. C. James Edgar Mayes, Jr. Mayesville, S. C. George Redrich McAbee, Jr. Asheville, N. C. Elizabeth Meriwether McCrackin Wilmington, N. C. James Laurence McFadyen Raeford, N. C. Mary Angela McGehee Savannah, Ga. Joseph Thomas McGraw Thomasville, Ga. Angelia McGregor Ruby, S. C. Susan Carlene Mcintosh Charleston HG., S. C. John Paul McKee Clinton, S. C. Peggy Ann McKee Clinton, S. C. Gary C. McKinney Greenville, S. C. SENIORS 191 Anna Culley McLeod McBee, S. C. George Franklin McNair Laurens, S. C. Barbara Ann Mefzke Tallahassee, Fla. Molly Susan Miers Atlanta, Ga. Marion Douglas Miller Pacolet, S. C. Carl Leon Milton Chaplin, S. C. Ernest Danny Moates Williston, S. C. Barbara Kaye Moore Greenville, S. C. Samuel William Moore Chester, S. C. Jamie Lee Murdock Johnston, S. C. Gary Wayne Nicosia Rock Hill, S. C. Coburn Thomas Norfleet Greensboro, N. C. Ralph Warren Norman Rock Hill, S. C. Earl Jay Norris, Jr. Spartanburg, S. C. John Stanley Orck Columbus, Ga. 192 SENIORS Robert Glasgow Owens Rome, Ga. Robin Shane Owens Clinton, S. C. Kevin Lee Patrick Atlanta, Ga. Don Ray Pearson, Jr. Maryviile, Tenn. David E. Pratt Birmingham, Ala. Cynthia Mae Prince Atlanta, Ga. Comer Henry Randall Washington, Ga. Jerrilyn Ann Reid Chester, S. C. Joseph Ridgeway Reld, Jr. Greer, S. C. SENIORS 193 John Carter Richie Greenville, S. C. Debra Martin Rogers Gray Court, S. C. Jacl M. Rogers Fayetteville, N. C. Ronald Davison Roth Clinton, S. C. Margaret Lyndon Rudy Simpsonville, S. C. Sarah Katherine Sanders Wilmington, Del. Linda A. Shoen Decatur, Ga. Barbara Ann Sears Belton, S. C. Forrest Barker Secord Dalton, Ga. Rennie McDowell Senn Laurens, S. C. E. Harvey Shepherd Augusta, Ga. Linda Louise Shoaf Miami, Fla. Pamela Marie Shook Clinton, S. C. William Aiken Shuler Chappels, S. C. Kermit Michael Silver Old Fort, N. C. ■ iiiil k l 194 SENIORS MAi ' M Nancy Jean Sinclair Macon, Ga. Betty Yvonne R. Smith Anderson, S. C. Harvey Landon Smith Winston-Salem, N. C. Laura Frances Smith Manchester, Ga. Stephen Putman Snipes Cheraw, S. C. Steve Alan Spaduzzi Atlanta, Ga. Jenny Sue Standridge New Ellenton, S. C. Donald Earl Stelling Greenville, S. C. L. Michael Stewart Fountain Inn, S. C. Roy Trent Stockman Greenwood, S. C. Suzanne Thackston Woodruff, S. C. Joseph Deer Thomas, Jr. Denmark, S. C. Mark Wooding Thomas II Savannah, Ga. Niles Van Toole N. Augusta, S. C. Zeta Niblock Touchton Columbia, S. C. SENIORS 195 Curtis Greene Tribble Columbia, S. C. Jane Mitchell Tucker Cross Hill, S. C. Susan Ward Ulrich Atlanta, Ga. John Julian Varner Columbus, Ga. Jack Carroll Vaughn, Jr. Anderson, S. C. Ellen Victoria Vincent Marietta, Ga. Helen Susan Vincent Marietta, Ga. Sheryl Elizabeth Wade N. Augusta, S. C. William Barnett Wade, Jr. Columbia, S. C. John Newton Walker Greenville, S. C. William Seay Walker, Jr. Summerton, S. C. Barbara Lynn Walsh Charleston, S. C. William Atkins Warren Miami, Fla. Michael Roland Watkins Doravllle, Ga. Elizabeth Todd H. Wentsky Atlanta, Ga. 196 SENIORS Ted Edward Wentsky Anderson, S. C. Mildred Allen Whatley Lagrange, Ga. William Henry White Union, S. C. George W. Whiting III Miami, Fla. George Gardner Wilkes III Decatur, Ga. Leonard W. Willis Baimbridge, Ga. William Earle Wilson Hampton, S. C. Ann Jeffrys Woods Rock Hill, S. C. Georgette Alexandra Wright Aiken, S. 0. Robert Edward Yawn Thomasville, Ga. James Edmunds Young Newberry, S. C. SENIORS 197 Blanche Harriet Able Saluda, S. C. George Thomas Alexander III Thomasville, N. C. Ronald J. Allen Clinton, S. C. Reuben Rogers Asbury Greenville, S. C. Leanne Autry Dalton, Ga. William Donaldson Ballard Oxford, Ga. David Evans Ballenger Greenville, S. C. Vernon Nelson Barton Augusta, Ga. Judy Deal Birdsong Atlanta, Ga. Rebecca Lynn Blackman Columbia, S. C. Earl VanBuren Blankenship Talladega, Ala. Linda Virginia BIy Hendersonville, N. C. Joseph Daniel Boone Tuxedo, N. C. William Luther Bowick Easley, S. C. Nancy Ethel Boyd Atlanta, Ga. Bonny Elizabeth Breen Decatur Ga. iiuniops 198 JUNIORS I Augustus Truesdell Brinson Bethune, S. C. Joseph Edward Britt Columbia, S. C. Larry Wayne Broome Rock Hill, S. C. James E. Brown Augusta, Ga. James Lee Burch McCormick, S. C. W. Reid Caldwell Charlotte, N. C. Doris Ann Calhoun Bennettsville, S. C. Bruce William Cameron Seattle, Wash. William Beeland Carlton Augusta, Ga. David Oral Chester Nicholson, Ga. Susan Elizabeth Coleman Pacolet, S. C. Susan Carol Condra Wilmington, Del. David Hugh Connolly, Jr. Augusta, Ga. Mary Beth Connor Atlanta, Ga. John Alexander Corbett Lake Waccamaw, N. C. Brenda Jo Crawford Greenville, S. C. Daria Therese Cronic Clinton, S. C. Ronald K. Curry Gray Court, S. 0. Jonathan Robert Davis Atlanta, Ga. Kenneth Roger Davis Easley, S. C. JUNIORS 199 Robert Edward Deal Charlotte, N C, Susan Dianne Dickerson Greenville, S. C. Dons Elizabeth Dillingham Atlanta, Ga. Ronald T. Duncan Augusta, Ga. Tom Marvin Duncan Greenville, S. C. Michael Robert Dunn Laurinburg, N. C. Emory Clay Dykes Dalton, Ga. Glenn Carl Ellerin Baltimore, Md. Ginger Cynthia Ellis Greenville, S. C. William A. Elsberry Lilburn, Ga. Martha Estelle Evans Elloree, S. C. Debbie Lane Fallaw Clinton, S. C. Charles Henry Fant York, S. C. Stephen Law rence Parish Gastonia, N. C. Michael Sherby Faya Catonsville, Md. Michael K. Fulmer Johnston, S. C. Emmie Ansel Gault Clinton, S. C. Susan Matthews Gay Atlanta, Ga. Sara D. Gibbs Gastonia, N. C. William L. Gleason Springfield, Va. 200 JUNIORS Jay Tresco Golden Jacksonville, Fla. Elizabeth Gibbs Goodwin N. Augusta, S. C. Cynthia Lou Gosnell Spartanburg, S. C. Gary W. Gourlay Clemson, S. C. Cynthia Ann Gray N. Augusta, S. C. Paul Daniel Greer, Jr. Augusta, Ga. Carl Elmore Griffin Thomson, Ga. Dennis Nelson Griffin Brevard, N. C. William C. Griscum Atlanta, Ga. Patricia Earlene Griset Asheville, N. C. Susan Marguerite Guilliams Atlanta, Ga. William E. Hale III Lookout Mt., Ga. John 0. Hall Atlanta, Ga. Patricia Anne Hall Atlanta, Ga. William Walter Names Union, S. C. Samuel Lee Hanchey Tampa, Fla. Rodney Jack Hardeman Greenville, 8. C. Paul Wayland Harkey Anderson, S. C. Byrd Daniel Harrell Eastman, Ga. Ann Hughey Harrison Greenville, S. C. JUNIORS 201 Cameron Thompson Harvin Sumter, S. C. Gary Parker Hearn Anderson, S. C. r Gail Lea Heaton Thomasville, Ga. j Robert E. Heirs Clinton, S. C. jL H hH Kim Lowell Hellewnga Toccoa, Ga. James Harrell Hill Laurens, S. C. Walter Hoyle Hil Macon, Ga. William Bruce Hill Birmingtiam, Ala. Barry Milton Holcomb Clinton, S. C. Joe Leake Holcombe Clinton, S. C. Cynthia Lynn Horton Taylors, S. C. Janet Elaine Hudson Camden, S. C. Hoyt P. Jackson Baltimore, Md. Kay Ellen Jackson Max Meadows, Va. Cheryl Diane Jay Savannah, Ga. Julius T. Johnson, Jr Augusta, Ga. Martha Hanie Johnson Hartwell, Ga. Ronnie Albert Jones Winston-Salem, N. C. William Otto Junker III Columbia, S. C. Benny Robert Justice Hickory, N. C. 202 JUNIORS mMtt Sally Lou Kiker Elberton, Ga. James Thomas Kluttz Laurens, S. C. Matthew William Kortrey Washington, Ga. William James Ladd Blair, S. C. Virginia Anne Lawton Winter Park Fla. Mark W. Lee Severna Park, Md. Kenneth James Leslie Columbia, S. 0. Kelly Tayloe Lewis Bartlesville, Okla. Raymond Eugene Lloyd W. Columbia, S. 0. Donna Elaine Looper Atlanta, Ga. Robert Franklin Lynch Clinton, S. C. Robert G. Masche Mt. Pleasant, S. C. JUNIORS 203 Judith Anne MacMillan Atlanta, Ga. John Timothy McCorkle Greenville, S. C. Steven Alexander McDougal Columbia, S. C. Henry Broadus McGill Greenville, S. C. Jean Ann McGregor Hopkins, S. C. Dvi ight E. H. Mclnvaill Myrtle Beach, S. C. Lucien Ellis McKee Clinton, S. C. Herbert McKeithan III Laurinburg, S. C . James C. Metcalf Columbus, Ga. Kenneth L. Milton Greenwood, S. C. Brent Miller Morehouse Florence, S. C. David Town Morris Jamestown, R. I. William Linwood Mullen Spartanburg, S. C. Elsie Judith Nelson Columbia, S. C. Joanne Nickels Beaufort, S. C. Chrisann Marie Nussbaumer Massillon, Ohio Rebecca Lynn McKeon ' J% Chester, S. C. v ' l ' H Robert Thomas McLean ■ i v Maitland, Fla. V9 . Ruthanne DeVore McNair H F Ak Aiken, S. C. 4l|f 5B Leta Sandra Meole 1 ' 7 Ellenton, Ga. If ' ' N R ' H 204 JUNIORS Ned Patrick Odom West Palm Beach, Fla. Welton O ' Neal Forsyth, Ga. Anna P. O ' Quinn Columbia, S. C. James Elwood Palmer Union, S. C. William Melmoth Patterson Enoree, S. C. Sheila Ruth Petty Greenville, S. C. Jane C. Phibbs Greenville, S. C. Mary Katherine Pilcher Marietta, Ga. Clifford Cully Poston Thomson, Ga. Linda Prince Landrum, S. C. Wendell Robert Ramsey II Brooks, Ga. Beverly Lorraine Rector Mt. Pleasant, S. C. Clark Olin Riddle Greenville, S. 0. Eric Garth Riggins Greenville, S. C. Jean Theodosia Rogers Atlanta, Ga. Thomas Alexander Rogers Clinton, S. C. Thomas Davis Sander Clinton, S. C. Karen Ann Sandt Savannah, Ga. David Michael Sexton Red Oak, Ga. Julie Ann Sibilsky Milledgeville, Ga. JUNIORS 205 Graham Barnett Simpson Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Lou Ellen Slough Landls, N. C. Veda Lynn Smith Florence, S. C. Robert Phillips Snipes Orangeburg, S. C. Suzanne Croft Southard Decatur, Ga. Ronald Eric Sparks Rock Hill, S. C. Linda Jane Spaunbaugh Aiken, S. C. Cathy Coleman Spotts Newberry, S. C. Thomas Hayden Stanley Rome, Ga. Douglas White Stewart Decatur, Ga. William M. Stewart Blowing Rock, N. C. Douglas Allyn Stone Stockton, Calif. Brooks Ryan Stuckey BIshopville, S. C. John Holloway Stroud Greenwood, S. C. Terry Michael Sutherland Linville Fall, N. C. Paul J. Shields Scotland Neck, N. C. Barbara Shawn Sweat Ormond Beach, Fla. Mary Elizabeth Taylor Cross Anchor, S. C. Amelia Thompson Laurens, S. C. Thomas D. Todd Laurens, S. C. 206 JUNIORS J 1 1 i ,-v ' . .k M$ Joseph Farrell Trice III Dawson, Ga. Nancy Virginia Turner Atlanta, Ga. Carol Lynn Van Orsdale Greensboro, N. C. Larry William Veatch Louisville, Ga. Mary Horricks Walkup Whiteville, N. C. William Russell Walter Charleston, W. Va. Carmen Dalavallade 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. J. Heilig Wilkinson Concord, N. C. James Curtis Wilson Laurens, S. C. Ann Permelia Wise Newberry, S. C. Debby Jane Wright Landrum, S. C. Jane Anne Yarborough Clinton, S. C. Anna Delores Yelton Clinton, S. C. JUNIORS 207 Thomas Eldred Addison, Jr. Clinton, S. C. Margaret Lee Allen Atlanta, Ga. Callis Jensen Anderson Spartanburg, S. C. Antonio Enrique Angel Bogota, Colombia Eddie Jackson Ard Manchester, Ga. Mary Ellen Arnold Greenwood, S. C. Mary Graham Arrington Clemson, S. C. William Timothy Askew West Point, Ga. Basil Wayne Atwood, Jr. Charleston, S. C. Samuel Herbert Baker Sumter, S. C. Clyde Bruce Baldwin Tucker, Ga. Bert Sidney Barger Elberton, Ga. Ora Frances Becthler West Columbia, S. C. Richard Whitemore Bell Stone Moun tain, Ga. Gary Lamar Black Decatur, Ga. Patricia Lynn Bogan Buffalo, S. C. 210 SOPHOMORES James Powe Bourne Cheraw, S. C. Ernest Joel Brown Pickens, S. C. Debra Ann Bowick Easley, S. C. Russell Oneill Bowling Whitmore, S. C. Anne Louise Bradford Decatur, Ga. Arthur Fope Bradhann Camden, S. C. Lee Emerson Brinson Hartwell, Ga. Gregory Barton Briscoe Marietta, Ga. Edward Dubose Brogdon Sumter, S. C. Charles Dennis Broome Lockhart, S. 0. Jerry Lee Broome Blackshear, Ga. Thomas Jackson Brown Dalton, Ga. Laurel Louise Bryan Arlington, Va. Lisa Ann Burnette Marietta, Ga. Kevin Craig Byington Greenville, S. 0. Amy Elizabeth Caldwell Buffalo, S. C. George Mills Camp, Jr. Hartsville, S. C. Albert Monroe Campbell, Jr. Anderson, S. C. David Gordon Campbell Spartanburg, S. C. Marshall Masters Campbell Anderson, S. C. SOPHOMORES 211 Mark Stuart Carlough Concord, N. C. Joye Chapman Cheraw, S. 0. Elizabeth Anne Cheves Atlanta, Ga. Adele Cleveland Greenville, S. C. Stephen Wayne Collins Columbia, S. C. Mary Babb Cook Laurens, S. C. Valerie Ann Copley Aiken, S. C. Edna Lee Covington Kingstree, ' S. C. Susan Patricia Crabil Decatur, Ga. Laura Juli Craig Summerville, S. C. Kathy Gail Crayton Sumter, S. C. Betty Jane Davis Norway, S. C. JoAnn Marie Davis BIythewood, S. C. Deborah Anne Dickenson Augusta, Ga. Jane Maxwell Drake Greenville, S. C. Anderson Cabell Early Lincolnton, N. C. Robert Manning Edens Columbia, S. C. Allen Merritt Edwards Kingstree, S. C. Ruby Penny Elliott Buffalo, S. C. John Kenneth Erwin Spartanburg, S. C. 212 SOPHOMORES t . «  Lillian Susan Estes Union, S. C. Robert Aaron Eudy Simpsonville, S. C. Ronald Lyn Evans Effingham, S. C. Racfiel Elizabeth Fleming Greenville, S. C. David Scott Fortune Ashtabula, Oh. David Arthur Fowler Greenville, S. C. Andrew Frederick Freeland Batesburg, S. C. Karen Rogers French Clinton, S. C. Patricia Anne Gaddy Dillion, S. C. Harmolyn Geiger Anderson, S. C. Larry Duane Green Quitman, Ga. Michael Joe Glymph Greenville, S. C. Bruce Scott Grover Staunton, Va. Julian Decherd Guess Union, S. C. John Douglas Hackett Greenwood, S. C. Martin Leslie Hammill Athens, Ga. Mildred Gordon Hansell Decatur, Ga. Susan Grace Harmon Atlanta, Ga. Susan Nickles Harrill Bennettsville, S. C. Amy Elizabeth Harris Laurens, S. C. SOPHOMORES 213 Cheryl Lynne Harrison Taylors, S. C. Rosaline Jean Hastings Columbia, S. C. Judy Lynn Herring Beaufort, S. C. Marion Williams Hodges Atlanta, Ga. Marcia Ann Hooks Barnesvllle, Ga. James Lane Hooten, Jr. Savannah, Ga. John Mark Hopkins Atlanta, Ga. Martha Ann Houston Savannah, Ga. Janet Louise Howe North Augusta, S. 0. Bonnie Louise Huckaby Atlanta, Ga. Allen Garlington Hunt Cedartown, Ga. Catherine Jane Hyatt Atlanta, Ga. Chudi Ogo Ifeacho Clinton, S. C. James Edward Jennings, Jr. Atlanta, Ga. ( 1 i H :-i A ' 1 • irrHfc 214 SOPHOMORES Horace Keith Johnson Isle de Palms Cyril Joseph Jones, Jr. Hilton Head, S. C. Joseph Franklin Jordan, Jr. Greenville, S. C. Brian Joseph Jowers Williston, S. C. Dudley J. Keim Decatur, Ga. Johnny Belinda Kennedy Laurens, S. C. Jerry Wayne Kennett Union, S. C. Cynthia Irene Kimball Charlotte, N. 0. Cassandra Elaine Kinney Danielsville, Ga. Larry E. Knight Baxley, Ga. Matthew William Kortrey Washington, Ga. Deborah Lynn Landes Greenville, S. C. Judith Marie Lewis Mount Pleasant, S. C. Robert Sumter Link, Jr. Floyd, Va. Parker Lewis Little White Sulphur, Springs, W. Va. Roxann Loner BIythewood, S. C. Lynn Estes Logino Dublin, Ga. Elizabeth Anne Lounsbury Milledgeville, Ga. Phyllis Susan Lyda Fountain Inn, S. C. Douglas Lynn Marsh Cheraw, S. C. «AiJ SOPHOMORES 215 Lynn Beakes Martin Atlanta, Ga. Samuel Edward Mattison Laurens, S. C. Clarence Alexander McArthur Rock Hill, S. C. Rick Leigti McDuff Fort 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, Jr. Sumter, S. C. Augus Gilbert Medlin Clio, S. C. Joseph Joel Mercer, Jr. Cordell, Ga. Noland Meyers II Greenville, S. C. Bryan Hoover Mickle Atlanta, Ga. Barbara Carol Mundy Atlanta, Ga. Mary Elizabeth Neel White, Ga. Mark Thomas Nelson Apopka, Fla. Roger Ezra Newton Andrews, S. C. Linda Dewill Oliver Charlotte, N. C. William Reed Owens Atlanta, Ga. 216 SOPHOMORES Patricia Lou Pace Sylvania, Ga. William Watson Parker Cades, S. C. Patricia Elizabeth Pease Atlanta, Ga. David Thomas Penland Simpsonville, S. 0. Richard Allison Phinney Laurens, S. C. Margaret Tara Pickens Greenville, S. C. Lynda Lu Pillsbury Rockville, Md. Virginia Dale Poston Johnsonville, S. C. John Edward Preston, Jr. Columbia, S. 0. Mary Anne Quarterman Savannah, Ga. Merle Lorrain Pruitt Enoree, S. C. John Edward Puckette Defuniak Springs, Fla. David Keith Ramey Laurens, S. 0. Lola Evalyn Randall Washington, Ga. Teedum Reid Georgetown, S. C. John Alexander Reynolds Greenville, S. C. Judith Claire Reynolds Sumter, S. C. Robert M. Reynolds Clinton, 8. 0. Susan Carson Reynolds Greenville, S. C. Elaine Cynthia Rice Belton, S. 0. SOPHOMORES 217 Marguerite Henry Rice Belton, S. C. Walter James Roberts Columbia, S. C. Carol Ann Rollins Greenville, S. C. William Alvin Roof Columbia, S. C. Karen Anne Rowell Andrews, S. C. Jennifer Leigh Rudder Greenville, S. C. Joe Gordon Salmon Summerville, S. C. Diana Lynne Scott Greenwood, S. C. Vivian Margaret Scroggs West Point, Ga. Alvin Durand Sewell Forsyth, Ga. Wanda Kay Shealy Joanna, S. C. Sandrea Agnes Shockley Decatur, Ga. Kimberly Anne Shurbutt Spartanburg, S. C. Helen Janette Shurbutt Elberton, Ga. Alan Richard Smith Seneca, S. C. Joan Donna Stelling Greenville, S. C. Jean Truesdale Stone Greenville, S. C. Cynthia Emalin Strickland Morrow, Ga. Joyce Brown Taylor Laurens, S. C. John M. Templeton Gastonia, N. C. 218 SOPHOMORES Daniel Lee Tillman Cheraw, S. C. Johnny Madison Tramei Pacolet, S. C. David Edgar Tribble, Jr. Columbia, S. C. Charles Richard Tucker Forest Park, Ga. Philip Arthur Tukey Spartanburg, S. C. Robert Winslow Turner Johnsonville, S. C. Andrew Aaron Tweito Columbia, S. C. Jasper Brabbam Varn Bamberg, S. C. Kathryn Elizabeth Vickery Hartwell, Ga. Anita Lynn Wallace Atlanta, Ga. John Ward Weiss Montgomery, Ala. Thomas Early Whitaker III Greenville, S. C. SOPHOMORES 219 Mary Elizabeth Whittemore Dalton, Ga. Walter Winston Wilfong Athens, Ga. Thomas Austin Wilson Columbia, S. C. James Richard Woodward Greer, S. C. Marion Hay Wyman Aiken, S. C. Beth Goodwin Young Whitmire, S. C. Jerelyn Sue Zander Charleston, S. 0. 220 SOPHOMORES ' Fpesmnen Alvaro Jose Angel De Greiff Bogota. Colombia South America Eleanor Crawford Armstrong Greenville, S. C. Larry Garner Ballard Hanahan, S. C. 222 FRESHMEN Ln [ B -- Susan Carol Bradley Whitmire, S. C. Susan Marie Brassfleld Atlanta, Ga. John Parks Brigman Columbia, S. 0. Glenn Carl Bullard Debary, Fla. Linda Carolyn Clark North Augusta, S. C. Deborah Ann Clark Blutf City, Tenn. Melody, Jean Coe Tucker.Ga. Alice Copes van Hasselt Spartanburg, S. C. Gary Wallace Corley Clinton, S. C. FRESHMEN 223 Jonathan Worth Cresswell Stone Mountain, Ga. m Robert Floyd, Jr. Chester, Va. Thonf)as Burton Gardner Baxley, Ga. 224 FRESHMEN Steven William Gruber St, George. S. C. Rhett Hagood Hasell Columbia, S. C. Shelby Jean Hewitt Conway, S. C. John Randall Hoggl Georgetown, S. C. Linda Catherine Holt Chattanooga, Tenn. Mary Winilerrd Holt Loris, S. C. FRESHMEN 225 James Cree Jacob Tampa. Fla. Paul Rankin Jameson, Jr. Greenville. S. C. Michael Clayton Jones Concord. N. C. Robert Neil Keltti Abbeville, S. C. Joseph Whitner Kennedy Hickory, N. C. Louie William King Taylors, S. C. Elizabeth Jane Lee Columbia, S. C. Benlamin Rushton Matthews Darlington, S. C. 226 FRESHMEN mM m w J H Deborah Eva Meeks Perry, Ga. FRESHMEN 227 Lynn Louise Partington Naples, Fla. Christine Hunt Reld Woodruff, S. C. Jeffrey Graham Reynolds Trenton, S. C. Daniel Wesley Scarborough Baxley, Ga. Susan Jean Sexton Greenville, S. C. Charles Michael Shepherd Jacksonville, Fla. 228 FRESHMEN William Nell Sinclair Laurinburg. N. C. Sally Smoak Miami, Fla. Teresa Diane Stone Greenville, S. C. Albert Patrick Thomas, Jr. Lexington, S. C. Robert Davis Thompson, Jr. Olanta, S. C. FRESHMEN 229 230 FRESHMEN Janet Ellen Witt Holly Hill, S. C. 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C. 242 ADVERTISEMENTS THE STYLE CENTER OF CLINTON Fashions For Every Member of the Family Use Your Belk Charge Card, It ' s So Convenient For You Compliments of Acme Distributing Co. of Clinton Orioin a6jt Blue Ribbon ADVERTISEMENTS 243 KEEP YOUR OPTIONS OPEN WITH ARMY R.O.T.C. At Presbyterian College! 244 ADVERTISEMENTS 1975 ROTG SENIORS 2LT Dan Adams 2LT Rick Limehouse 2LT George Wilkes 2LT Ronnie Roth 2LT Kenny Hudlow 2LT David Hartsell 2LT Jim Beam For More Information On The ROTC Program At Presbyterian College, Write: The PMS Presbyterian College Clinton, S. C. 29325 Or Call: 1 -803-833-3183 ADVERTISEMENTS 245 246 ADVERTISEMENTS CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION ADAIR, CHARLES EDWIN B.S. Business Administration ADAMS, Jr., CARL DANIEL B.S. Social Studies; Football, 3. 4; Track, 1, 2, 3; FCA, 1, 2, 3, 4; Resident Coun- selor, 3, 4; Dean ' s List; Pi Kappa Alpha; Superior Cdt. Award, 1; Army ROTC DMS; Br. Cdr. Army ROTC. ALLEN, CLARENCE JAMES B.S. Psychology; head resident coun- selor, 4; Dean ' s List; Alpha Sigma Phi President, 3; Who ' s Who; Blue Key, President, 4; Founders Scholar; Mini- Parks Committee. ALLEN, DUNCAN BRISTOL B.S. Business Administration; SPIT, 1; COP, 2; Dean ' s List; Alpha Sigma Phi, Treasurer. 4; Sigma Kappa Alpha Aca- demic Honor Society; Blue Key. ANDERSON, JAMES KEITH B.S. Biology; Dean ' s List. BABB, KAREN GAIL B.S. Elementary Education; Family Court Cottage; Homecoming Court, 3. BEAM, MARION JAMES B.S. Psychology; Army ROTC. BEDINGER, SALLY ANNE B.S. Special Education; CEC, 2, 3, 4; Young Republicans, 1; Dean ' s List; SEC, 4; Powder Puff Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Vol- unteer Services, 2, 3; Intramurals. BELLEW, HOWARD LORING B.S. Psychology. BLOCKER, Jr., BILLY RAY B.A. Religion History; Pi Kappa Phi, Treasurer. BOLDING, REBECCA LYNNE B.A. Fine Arts Drama. BRANNON, III, BENJAMIN WYLIE B.A. Religion. BROWN, PAULA ELIZABETH B.S. Social Studies. BRUCE, THOMAS DAVID B.A. History; Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice- President, 3, President, 4; FOB, 2, 3, 4; Blue Key, 4. BRYANT. WILLIAM BRADLEY B.S. Business Economics; Dean ' s List; Business and Economics Club, 2; Blue Key, 4; Alpha Sigma Phi, Vice-President, 4; Army ROTC, 1, 2. BURRELL, MARIAN ELAINE B.S. Special Education; Whitten Village Volunteer; FOB. 2, 3; Women ' s Council, 3. 4; Dorm President; Cardinal Key, 3, 4; CEC, 3, 4, Secretary CEC. CALHOUN, DORIS ANN B.A. Religion. CARLYLE, JAMES MELVIN B.S. Psychology. CARTEE, Jr., WALKER MARVIN B.A. English; Alpha Sigma Phi; FOB, 3, 4. CARWILE, GLORIA GAIL B.S. Mathematics. CLAYTON, GARY LEROY B.S. Business Administration. CONSTANTINE, RANDALL ALAN B.A. English; Pi Kappa Phi Award; CRC Chemistry Award; Putsey Silas Bailey Award; Taylor H. Stukes Award; Dean ' s List; Rifle Team; SPIT; COP; Alston Wilkes Society; Student Assembly; Ab- sence Committee; SEC; Sigma Kappa Alpha. CONSTANTINE, JACQUELINE SUE B.S. Psychology; SPIT; Psi Chi, 3, 4; Dean ' s List; SEC, 4; Sigma Kappa Alpha. COOK, LAWRENCE NATHANIEL B.S. Business. CRAIG, LILA CHRISTINA B.S. Psychology; COP; Dean ' s List; Psi Chi; Sigma Kappa Alpha. CRANE, JOHN LOUIS B.A History Political Science. Resident Counselor; Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4. President, 4; Who ' s Who; Student Affairs; Madrigals, 4; Alpha Sigma Phi; SGA, 3. CROMER, JAMES EVERETTE B.S. Biology Education; COP, 2, 3; BSU, 1, 2. Blue Stocking, 4; Founder ' s Scholar. CUDD, ROBERT LEONARD B.S. Business; Dean ' s List. CURRY, ANNETTE KAYE B.S. Special Education; Dean ' s List; Cardinal Key; CEC. DAVIS, WALTER POWELL B.A. Fine Arts Drama. DEW, HARTWELL COLEMAN B.S. Business; Theta Chi, Treasurer, 3, President, 4; Blue Key; Student Affairs Council; Judicial Council, 3, 4; PaC SaC, Business Manager, 3, 4; Dean ' s List, Resident Counselor; SGA, 2: Who ' s Who, IFC, 4. DICKEY, BRUCE SHYROCK B.A. Fine Arts. DOBBINS, MARY PRENTISS B.S. Special Education. DONALDSON, WILLIAM CLARENCE B.S. Chemistry; SGA, 2; SPIT; Proctor, 3; American Chemical Society, Vice- President, 3; President, 4; Who ' s Who; Dean ' s List; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Found- er ' s Scholar. DORROUGH, DAVID LEE B.A. History; COP; TGIF. DOWLING, CYNTHIA CELESTINE B.A. History; Dean ' s List. DUNCAN, LYNN HARDIN B.S, Elementary Education. DURST, WALTER MERRILL B.A. Fine Arts; Alpha Psi Omega, 3, 4; Student Affairs Council, 3, 4; Student Assembly, 3, 4; PC Players, 3, 4; Who ' s Who in American Jr. Colleges, 2; Delta Psi Omega, 2: Denmark Society; Drama Award, 2; Literary Yearbook Staff, 1, 2; transfer; Anderson Jr. College. ELSBERRY, WILLIAM ARNOLD B.A. History Political Science. FARLEY, MEREDITH GENTRY McQUEEN B.S. Business Administration. FARLEY, THOMAS KALIEL B.S. Psychology. FENDLEY, HAROLD EDWARD B.S. Sociology; Football, Track, FCA; Ski Club, 3. FORTUNE, MICHAEL EDWARD B.S. Business Administration; Track, Eco- nomics and Business Club, Blue Stocking Business Manager; Resident Counselor. FREEMAN, EDWARD CLINTON B.A. Religion. FREEMON, GEORGE FLOURNOY B.S. Psychology; Intramural Staff, Resi- dent Counselor, Pi Kappa Alpha. GADDY, Jr.. JOSEPH MILLS B.S. Business Administration. GAMBRELL, Jr., JAMES CLINTON B.S. Business Administration; Basketball, 3; FOB, 4; Theta Chi. GARRIS, MARY KATHRYN B.S. Psychology; Choir, 1; Riflery, 3. GATEWOOD, JOSEPH SCHLEY B.S. Biology. GILLESPIE, JEAN MASON B.S. Psychology; FOB, 3, 4; Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4. GOODRICH, WILLIAM ALFRED B.A. Religion. GOODSON, BRENDA GAIL B.A. Religion. GREEN, Jr., JAMES FRANKLIN B.S. Biology; Kappa Alpha. GRIFFIN, ALLEN JAMES B.S. Biology. GRISCOM, Jr., WILLIAM GARDEN B.A. History Political Science. HAMRICK. AUGUSTUS WARDLAW B.S. Business Administration; Theta Chi. HARDY, FRANK EDWARD FELKNOR B.S. Business Administration HARRELL, INA JEAN B.S. Biology Education; TGIF; SGA, 1; Volunteer Services; Cardinal Key, Presi- dent 4; Psi Chi; Sigma Kappa Alpha 3, 4; Who ' s Who; PaC SaC. HARTSELL, DAVID CAREY B.S. Psychology. HEARN, JANET ELIZABETH B.S. Biology; Whitten Village Sunday School, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Kappa Alpha, 3, 4; FOB, 4; Dean ' s List; Pep Band, 4. HEINSOHN, ANN MARIE B.S. Biology Education; Judicial Review Board, 3; Student Assembly, 3, Dean ' s List, Mini Parks Committee; Tri-Beta Society; Social Committee Chairman. HENDERSON, HUGH ARCH B.A. Religion, History. HENDERSON, THOMAS DAVID B.S. Psychologv; SEC, 2; Theta Chi. HERD, RANDY STEPHEN B.S. Mathematics; Founders Scholar; Dean ' s List; Jean Kirkley Mathematics Award; ROTC Wysor Rangers, 1; Baptist Student Union, 1, 2; Sigma Kappa Alpha; PC Players, 4. HESTIR, NINA LEE B.S. Biology Education; Dean ' s List Who ' s Who; Student Affairs Council, 3, 4 Women ' s Council, 3. 4; Madrigals, 1, 2, 3 Sigma Kappa Alpha; Cardinal Key, Treas- urer; Cardinal Key Cup, 1. HODGES, III, GEORGE HEYWARD B.A. History. HOPKINS, BERNARD WILSON B A English; SEC, 2; Dean ' s List; Blue Key; Theta Chi, Secretary, 3, Vice Presi- dent, 4. HOPKINS, NANCY ELLEN B.S. Elementary Education; SGA, 2; ROTC Sponsor, 2; Cardinal Key, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary, 3; Homecoming Queen, 2; Women ' s Council, 3, 4; Dorm President, 4; Sigma Kappa Alpha, 3, 4; PaC SaC Staff, 2; Marshall, 3; Who ' s Who; Dean ' s List. HUDGINS, ' RICHARD OLEN B.A. Religion; Theta Chi. HUDLOW, ROBERT KENNETH B.A. History. HUFF, MARIE GLENN B.S. Mathematics; Dean ' s List, Cardinal Key Award; Neill G. Whitelaw Scholar- ship, Sigma Kappa Alpha. HUMPHRIES, LELAND BAILEY B.S. Psychology; Psi Chi, 4; PC Players, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega, 4. INDEX 247 IVEY, FRANKLIN WYSOR B.S. Business Administration. JACKS, JOHN TIMOTHY B.S. Business Administration. JARMAN, AMOS MADISON B.A. Religion. JOHNSON, HUGH ROY B.S. Psyctiology. JOHNSON, LYNN ROLLINS B.S. Psychology. JONES, FRANCES NEWTON B.A. English, Fine Arts: Alpha Psi Omega; Sigma Kappa Alpha; PC Players, Cardinal Key: SGA, 2; Dean ' s List. JONES, NORMAN F. B.A. History Political Science; Kappa Alpha. LANFORD, CYNTHIA HAMRICK B.S. Special Education; Cardinal Key; CEC. LEA, PHILIP BUNN B.S. Psychology. LEE, JOSEPH EDWARD B.A. History Political Science; Blue Stocking Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4, News Editor, 3, Editor, 4; Student Assembly, 3, 4; Human Relations Council, 2, 3, 4; Resident Coun- selor, 3: PaC SaC staff, 4. LEHEW, LEONARD GARLAND B.S. Chemistry. LIMEHOUSE, Jr., RICHARD WILLIAM B.S. Business Administration: Alpha Sigma Phi, Vice President, 3: Rifle Team, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 2; S-3 Cadet Bat- talion Army ROTC; ROTC Aviator. LOGAN, BENJAMIN F. B.S. Business Administration; Track; Pi Kappa Phi. LOLLIS, JOHN MICHAEL B.S. Business Administration. LOWN, DOUGLAS ROYCE B.S. Psychology. MAHY, HAROLD ALLEN B.A. History; Intramurals. MARTIN, DEBRA KYLE B.S. Special Education. MATHIS, DAVID KYLE B.S. Business Administration; Pi Kappa Phi. MAXWELL, JOE T. B.S. Business Administration; FOB, 4. MAYES, Jr., JAMES EDGAR B.S. Business Administration. McABEE, Jr., GEORGE REDRICK B.S. Biology. McCRACKIN, ELIZABETH MERIWETHER B.A. English Elementary Education, PaC SaC Staff; Social Committee, 1, 2, 3, 4; Blue Stocking Staff. McFADYEN, JAMES LAWRENCE B.S. Business Administration. McGEHEE, MARY ANGELA B.S. Biology; Dean ' s List; Judicial Review Committee. McGRAW, JOSEPH THOMAS B.A. English Fine Arts; Who ' s Who; Blue Key: SEC, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman, 4; Alpha Psi Omega, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, 4; Dean ' s List; Lecture and Fine Arts Com- mittee; PaC SaC Staff, 4; PC Players, 1, 2, 3, 4. MCGREGOR, ANGELIA B.S. Special Education; Whitten Village Volunteer, 1; CEC, 2, 3; SPIT, 2; Home- coming Court, 3; Dean ' s List. MclNTOSH, SUSAN CARLENE B.S. Special Education; State Student Council for Exceptional Children, Secre- tary; CEC; Student Volunteers; Whitten Village Volunteer. McKEE, JOHN PAUL B.S. Business Administration. McKEE, PEGGY ANNE B.A. History. McLEOD, ANNA CULLEY B.S. Sociology: Dean ' s List; Human Re- lations Council; Alston Wilkes Society. McNAIR, Jr., GEORGE FRANKLIN B.A. History. METZKE, BARBARA ANN B.A. English: Madrigals, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List: Alston Wilkes Society: Sigma Kappa Alpha. MIERS, MOLLY SUSAN B.A. English: Judicial Council, 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who; Cardinal Key; Human Relations Council; Volunteer Ser- vices, 2: Homecoming Court. MILLER. MARION DOUGLAS B.A. History: Basketball. MOORE, BARBARA KAYE B.S. Psychology: Dean ' s List, 2, 3, 4; Psi Chi, 3; Secretary-Treasurer Psi Chi, 4; Student Volunteer, 3; Girl Scout Leader, 3. MURDOCK, Jr., JAMIE LEE B.S. Business Administration; FOB, 3; Proctor, 3; Blue Key: Sigma Nu. NICOSIA, GARY WAYNE B.S. Psychology; Alpha Sigma Phi: IFC, Vice-President, 4; Ski Club, 3; Assistant Intramural Director, 2; Volunteer Ser- vices, 2; Student Assembly, 4. NORFLEET, COBURN THOMAS B.S. Psychology. NORMAN, RALPH WARREN B.S. Business Administration; SGA, 1; Pi Kappa Alpha. NUSSBAUMER, BERNARD JOSEPH B.S. Psychology. ORCK, JOHN STANLEY B.S. Business Administration: Theta Chi, President, 4; Track; FOB; Football, Cap- tain, 4; All-District, 4; ROTC, Ski Club, 3; Karate Club. OWENS, ROBERT GLASGOW B.S. Biology Chemistry; Pi Kappa Phi; Agape, 1, 2; Whitten Village Volunteer, 2, 3- OWENS, ROBIN SHANE B.A, Religion; COP, Coordinator, 1, 2, 3. PEARSON, DON RAY B.S. Chemistry. PRINCE, CYNTHIA MAE B.S. Psychology: SPIT; SEC, 2, 3, 4. RANDALL, III, COMER HENRY B.S. Psychology; Basketball, 1, 2; Theta Chi. REID, Jr., JOSEPH RIDGEWAY B.S. Business Administration; Basketball, 1, 2, 3. RICHIE, JOHN CARTER B.S, Business Administration. ROBERTS, HENRIETTA NEIDHARDT B.A. Fine Arts; Dean ' s List. ROGERS, DEBRA MARTIN B.S. Special Education; CEC: Dean ' s List; Whitten Village Volunteer: Intramurals. ROSENBERG, JAMES DENNIS B.S. Business Administration; Kappa Al- pha, Treasurer, 3; Dean ' s List; Blue Key; IFC. ROTH, RONALD DAVISON B.S. Business Administration. RUDY, MARGARET LYNDON B.S. Mathematics; Curriculum Committee, 3; Student Assembly, 3; Dean ' s List; Sigma Kappa Alpha, 3, 4. SANDERS, SARAH KATHERINE B.S. Psychology; Psi Chi, Secretary- Treasurer, 3, President, 4; Guidance Council, 4; Women ' s Council, 4; Dorm President, 4; Cardinal Key; Who ' s Who; Dean ' s List. SCHOEN, LINDA ANN B.A. English. SEARS, BARBARA ANN B.S. Math Education; Dean ' s List; Vol- unteer Services. SECORD, FORREST BARKER B.A. Religion Philosophy; Rifle Team, 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals, 3; Pi Kappa Phi; SPIT, 1 : Boy Scouts, 1. SHOAF, LINDA LOUISE B.S. Special Education; Cardinal Key, 4; CEC, 3, 4; SGA, 4; Women ' s Council, 4; Intramurals, 3, 4. SHOOK, PAMELA MARIE B.A. Fine Arts Drama; PC Players; Alpha Psi Omega. Secretary, 3; Blue Stocking St aff: Dean ' s List: Figs and Thistles Staff. SHULER, SUZANNE THACKSTON B.S. Psychology. SHULER, WILLIAM AIKEN B.S. Psychology; Pi Kappa Phi; SPIT. SILVER, K. MIKE B.S. Biology: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Co- Captain Basketball, 4; Blue Key; Pi Kappa Phi; Resident Counselor. SINCLAIR, NANCY JEAN B.A. History Political Science. SMITH. BETTY REYNOLDS B.A. Religion: AGAPE: COP. SMITH, Jr., HARVEY LANDON B.S. Psychology. SMITH, LAURA FRANCES B.A. English; Choir, 2, 3; Dean ' s List; PC Players: Human Relations Club; Sigma Kappa Alpha; SPIT. SNIPES, STEPHEN PUTNAM B.S. Businss Administration. SPADUZZI, STEPHEN ALAN B.S. Business Administration. STANDRIDGE, JENNY SUE B.S. Elementary Education; Choir, 1, 2; Dean ' s List; Golf Team, 1; BSU, Presi- dent. STELLING, DONALD EARL B.A. History. STOCKMAN, ROY TRENT B.S. Chemistry: Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. STUART, JOHN MICHAEL B.A. English. THOMAS, Jr., JOSEPH DEER B.S. Chemistry: Football Trainer, 1, 2, 3, 4: Sigma Kappa Alpha; Dean ' s List; Pi Kappa Alpha. THOMAS, III, MARK WOODING B.A. History; Theta Chi; Intramural Staff; Intramural Coordinator. TOOLE, NILES VAN B.S. Business Administration; Football, 1, 2, 3; Sigma Nu; FOB. TOUCHTON, ZETA NIBLOCK B.S. Elementary Education Christian Edu- cation: PaC SaC Staff, 4; FOB, 3, 4; Religious Activities Committee, 4; Stu- dent Assembly, 4; COP, 2, 3, 4, Coordi- nator, 4; Bailey Social Committee, 2, 3, Chairman, 3. TRIBBLE, CURTIS GREEN B S. Biology; SGA, 1, 4, Treasurer, 2, 3; Who ' s Who. TRICKETT, Thomas Edward B.A, History Political Science. TUCKER, JANE MITCHELL B.S. Business Administration. ULRICH, SUSAN WARD B.A. English History; PC Players, 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega, 2, 3, 4; Secretary, 248 INDEX 4: SPIT, 1; Homecoming Court, 4: Blue Stocking Staff, 3, 4: PaC SaC Staff, Edi- tor, 4: Student Assembly. VARNER, JOHN J. Kappa Alpha, President, 4: SEC, 2, 3; Student Assembly, 3, 4; FOB, 4. VINCENT, ELLEN VICTORIA B S. Biology; FOB, 4; PaC SaC Staff, 4; Curriculum Committee, 4; Student As- sembly, 4: Cardinal Key, 4; Dean ' s List. VINCENT, HELEN SUSAN B.S. Business Administration: Dean ' s List; Student Assembly, 4; Student Council, Treasurer, 4; PaC SaC Staff, 4; Cardinal Key, 4; Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Webb, Sr. Scholarsfiip, 4. WADE, Jr., WILLIAM BARNETT B.A. Religion; Volunteer Services, Co- ordinator: Judicial Council, Chairman; Student Council: Blue Key; Sigma Kappa Alpha: Who ' s Who: Sigma Nu. WADE. SHERYL ELIZABETH B.A. Fine Arts Art. WALKER, JOHN NEWTON B.S. Business Administration; Dean ' s List; Bailey Scholarship. WALKER, Jr., WILLIAM SEAY B.S. Biology WALSH, BARBARA LYNN B.S. Mathematics: Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who; Women ' s Council, 1, 2, 3, Presi- dent, 4; Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4; Cardinal Key, 3, 4; Vice-President Cardinal Key, 3; Sigma Kappa Alpha, 2, 3, 4; FOB, 2, 3, Chairman, 3. WARREN, WILLIAM ATKINS B.A. History WATKINS, MICHAEL ROLAND B.S. Chemistry: AGAPE, 3, 4; SEC, 3, 4; American Chemical Society, 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List; Sigma Kappa Alpha. WENTZKY, ELIZABETH HARVEY B.A. Christian Education: Student Activi- ties, 2, 3, 4, Secretary: SEC, 2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List, 4; SPIT. WENTZKY, TED EDWARD B.S. Psychology: Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA; All State Football, 4; All District NAIA Football, 2, 4; All American Hon- orable Mention, 2. WHATLEY, MILDRED ALLEN B.A. English; SGA, 3, President, 4; Car- dinal Key, 2, 3, 4; PC Players, 1, 2; Dean ' s List: Who ' s Who, 4; Sigma Kappa Alpha, 2, 3, 4; Volunteer Services, 1; Founder ' s Scholar. WHITE, WILLIAM HENRY B.A. History. WILKES, GEORGE GARDNER B.A. Religion: Blue Stocking Staff, 2, 3, 4; PaC SaC, 4; Track, 1, 2, 3; IFC, 4; Pi Kappa Phi, 1, 2, 3, 4; SGA, 2; Whitten Village Sunday School, 3, 4. WILKES, JERRILYN REID B.S. Psychology: Psi Chi, 3; Dean ' s List, 2, 3: Whitten Village Sunday School, 3. WILSON, WILLIAM EARLE B.S. Mathematics Physics; Dean ' s List; Sigma Kappa Alpha; BSU. WILLIAMS, JAMES WESLEY B.A. English. WOODS, ANN JEFFREYS B.A. Music Music Education; Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4: Madrigals, 3, 4; Dean ' s List. YOUNG, JAMES EDMUNDS B.S. Business Administration; Alpha Sigma Phi, Treasurer, 3. HHHK ' !! H Bf ' JV H WW - J H H ■wl - ' ' H H Hi V H w HK H I H ! w H HIl .. J M INDEX 249 THE STAFF Business Manager Hartwell Dew Classes Lou Dowling Teedum Reid Meri McCrackin Sports Greg Briscoe Fraternities George Wilkes Faculty and Administration Helen Vincent Ellen Vincent Susan Coleman Senior Statistics Bill Stewart Features Joe McGraw Organizations Susie Gay Zeta Touchton Eddie Lee Photographers John Arnold Jay Kein Dan Yarborough Special thanks to . . . Mrs. Roslyn Martin Mrs. Mary Lehman Dr. and Mrs. Weersing Ernie Bowen Rick McDuff Elizabeth Whittemore Kelly Lewis THEME Copy written by Joe McGraw We are such stuff as dreams are made on, and our little life Is rounded with a sleep. Wm. 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