Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1976 volume:

Presbyterian College [Tames H. Thomason Library Clinton. South Carolina 29325 976 PAC SAC - PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE - CLINTON, S. C. - VOL. LX I JSAN M. GAY - EDITOR - W. TIMOTHY ASKEW - BUSINESS MANAGER Presbyterian College James H. Thomason Library Clinton, South Carolina 29325 •s 131062 Table of Contents Dedication Theme Faculty Sports Organizations Greeks Features Classes Advertisements Dedication What is the ' supreme law of the land? ' . . . I ' ll get a good man for this question, my brother . . . is when - that ' s 10 off! . . . Baker v. Can . . . Miranda v. Arizona ... the test will include 35 multiple guess . . . the rest of you buzzards ... by the ' grace of God ' and the grace of Earl . . . A distinguished gentleman who exem- plifies Presbyterian College in his integrity, service, and devotion . . . the Senior Class proudly dedicates the 1976 PaC SaC to MR. EARL BUGGLE HALSALL. Earl Buggle Halsall ' ' m With each new year, as with each new day, come many different events . . . • A  « • • • • % « • • •  « « • I •  « ♦  , • •  I  « • , • I. • U i and friends. However, many old scenes greet us as we re-enter the familiar world of the PC community to begin a new year in the fall. SECUR TV 10 •u. ' Xr . . . ' • NO [fihi MP IKKNb L ■ 11 It is a combination of the old, the familiar . . , 12 NOTICE THIS AREA WILL l E LOCKED DAILY AT Ol2{lBM, . . . the new, and the different which makes our year at PC a unique one. 13 m ' i i ij - k - 1 i 1 1 All people are part of PC, give something to it, and take something from it. Their thoughts and expressions blend to form the unique personality of PC. 15 16 U? ir-r -- « • k J • • 1- • Leisure is an important part of life on the PC campus. On and off-campus activities provide relaxation from the daily strains of the college routine. 17 18 Through living and sharing day by day, we each gather a different version of what Presbyterian College means to us. 19 Administration Top left: Dr. Marc C. Weersing • President; Top right: Miss Marion F Hill • Dean of Women; Bottom left: Mr. G. Edward Campbell - Busi ness Manager; Bottom right: Mr. Benjamin F. Ivey - Dean of Students 22 Top left: Dr. W. Fred Chapman - Academic Dean; Top right: Mr. Ben Hay Hammet • Director of Alumni and Public Relations; Bottom left; Mr. William K. Jackson - Asst. Academic Dean; Bottom right: Dr. Robert O. McCaslin - Director of Development. Top left: Rev. Art Gatewood • Chaplain and Director of Volunteer Services; Top right: Mrs. Roslyn Martin • Registrar; Middle left: Mr. Joe Nixon - Director of Admissions; Middle right: Mr. Gene Sullivan ■ Director of Student Activities; Bottom left: Mr. Billy Wade and Mr. Jimmy McFadyen Admissions Counselors. Not pictured - Miss Roberta Dodds; Bottom right: Mr. John Daniluk - Director of Student Aid and Placement. Top left: Mrs. Jo Brown - Faculty Secretary; Top right: Left to Right: (First Row) Mrs. Aggie Hiers. Mrs. Sandra Alexander, Mrs. Cissy Davis, Mrs. Dolona Burns, Mrs. Flo Dowdle, Miss Janice Noffz. (Second Row) Miss Martha Ann Monroe, Mrs, Myra Templeton, Mrs. Betty Gross, Mrs. Mary Lehman, Mrs B. J. Gault, Mrs. Maudelle Finley. (Third Row) Mrs, Gertrude Johnson and Mrs. Addie Wilkes ■ Administration Secretaries. Middle left: Left to Right: Mrs. Mildred Smith, Mrs. Gladys Harvey, and Mrs. Madeline Dula - Dorm Mothers; Middle right: Mrs. Mary Eptmg Infirmary Matron; Bottom left: Mrs. Mary P. Rose - Bookstore; Bottom right: Mr. Thorn Neely ■ Assistant Admissions Director. 25 «( k. wasj Top: Mr. John Mabry, Mrs. Eva Mills, Mrs. Mildred Bowers - Dining Hall Supervisors; Middle left Mrs. Phyllis Babb ■ Maintenance Secretary; Middle center: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Martin - Canteen Night Staff; Middle right: Dining Hall Staff; Bottom middle left: Mr. Oren F. Beaty - Maintenance Supervisor; Bottom middle right: Left to Right: Mrs. James H. Watts, Mr. James Lybrand, Mrs. Patricia Edge, Mrs. Estelle Burch - Canteen Day Staff; Bottom row: Maintenance Staff. ' V nr !« S rZS!l 9S SRSS«.  R -V - -(■■« Top: Library staff - (seated) Mrs. Gloria Wysor; (slanding) left to right: Mrs. Jean Gaines, Mrs. Diane Yarborough, Mrs. Marion Prater, Mrs. Ann Clarke; Bottom left: Mrs. Jane Pressau - Instructor in Library Science; Bottom right: Dr. Lennart Pearson ■ Head Librarian. 27 Biology Business Administration Top left: Dr Foard H. Tarbert; Top right: Dr. F. •J Van Clinkscales; Bottom: Dr. Carl J. Arnold, Chairman. 29 V Y 1. . ..--rf Chemistry Top left: Dr. Clyde E. Opliger, Top right: Dr. Randolph B. Huff, Bottom: Dr. K. Nolan Carter, chairman. 30 Education - Special Education Top left: Dr. Robert A. Hill, Top right: Dr Kenneth E. Creel, Bottom: Dr. Dorothy P. Brandt, chairman. 31 English Top left: Dr. James L. Skinner; Top right: Dr. Rachel W. Stewart; Middle: Dr. Neal B. Prater, chairman; Bottom left: Mrs. Gloria B. Sims; Bottom middle: Mr. S. Allen King; Bottom right: Miss Linda Suddeth. Top left: Miss Susanne Heifner; Top middle: Miss Anslcy Waters, Top right: Mr. Stephen Schaeffer; Middle left: Mr. S. Ray Shead, Middle right: Dr. Charles T. Gaines; Bottom: Mr. Dale O. Rains. 33 Foreign Languages 34 History - Political Science Top left: Mr. Robert G. Anderson; Top right: Mr. Earl B. Halsall; Bottom left: Dr. Ronald D Burnside; Bottom middle: Dr. Charles H. Coke r; Bottom right: Dr. David C. Needham. 35 Mathematics - Physics Top left: Mr. William S. Cannon, Top right: Mr. S. Taylor Martin, Bottom left: Dr. Eugene W. Womble, chair- man. Bottom middle; Mr. Paul E. Campbell, Bottom right: Dr. William W. Yarborough. 36 Military Top left: LTC Duane G. Cameron, chairman; Top right: seated SGM Loyd J. Cain; standing, left to right ■ SSG Richard W. Ballard. Jr., Mrs. Marguerite S. Plowden, secretary, CPT Michael K. Evenson; Middle left: MSG George E. Richards; Middle right: MAJ James H. Stnckland, CPT Miles W. Holmes, Jr.; Bottom: SSG Robert L. Shriuer, CPT John M. Geer, Jr. J J s .... i 1 1 ■ w P ' i L. 1. T T jH ■fw n • • • i y • 37 Physical Education 38 Top left: Mr. Cally Gault; Top middle: Mr. Elliott Poss; Top right: Mrs. Jane J. Hammett; Middle left: Mr. John Perry; Middle center: Mr. Larry Burch; Middle right: Mr. Richard Barker; Bottom: Mr. Robert Strock, Co- ordinator. Not pictured: Mr. Ed Paulling. Psychology Religion - Philosophy Top left: Mr. Thomas A. Stallworth; Top right: Dr. Lewis S. Hay, chairman; Bottom left: Dr. George Ramsey; Bottom right: Dr. Jack R. Pressau. 40 Sociology Left: Dr. Dauid R. Moorefield; Bottom: Dr. Ted L. Hunter, Chairman. 41 ' Fi T H BkKKi j B| K BriA3 H| ' x jr MpCt - p m i jM i JWJi ip ' f - - I Lj A ■L.. _. ...__. _ sB Football 1975 A disappointing 3-6-1 season overall . . . 3-2-1 for second place in new SAC-8 Conference . . . loss of a great friend and coach, Billy Tiller . . . three new coaches, Ed Pauling, John Perry and Elliott Poss ... a tough schedule . . . early season loss of Ail-American nominee Kenn Milton to injury . . . Bee Carlton named to All-Conference team . . . John Hackett, Bruce Hill, Jody Salmon and Alan Smith named All- District ... a new 49 yard field goal record for George Camp ... a Bronze Derby victory on Thanksgiving. Top left: Trainers for the squad are (front row, left to right) Noland Meyers, Buren Van Blankenship and David Sexton. Team managers are Mike Jolly, John Burnside and Jim Cox. Top center: Sophomore running back Kevin Williams looks on from the sidelines after suffering a knee injury. Top right: Quarterback Jody Salmon prepares to unload a bomb. Bottom right: Senior Tim McCorkle watches as Ralph McBride eludes a Wofford defender. Bottom left: George Camp adds the extra point after a PC touchdown. 44 The upper class members of the 1975 football team are (Front Row) left to right: Bobby Ramsey, Rhea Paris, Bruce Hill, Mike Gill, Bee Carlton, Gary Corley, Greg Walker, Elmore Griffin, T. D. Todd, Cliff Poston, Richard Tucker; (Second Row): John Hackett, Buddy Holwell, Joey Trice, Danny Greer, Keith Green, Kevin Williams, Robbie Strickland, Keith Henderson, Larry Ballard, David Shaddrix, David Elliot, Derek Wessinger, Kenn Milton; (Third Row): Tommy Wilson, David Penland, Steve Churm, Steve Parish, Jay Wessel, Lonnie Burgess, Larry Cannon, Bill Eierry, Cory Cannon, Keith Johnson, Jody Salmon; (Fourth Row): George Camp, Andy Tweito, Bert Campbell, Joey Jordan, Lee Padgett, Craig Murray, Jim Walton, Mark Wansley, Jimmy May, Rick Porter, Ralph McBndge, Alex Rogers; (Fifth Row): Paul Moye, Barry Cox, Danny Scarborough, Jim Colvard, Donnie Fleming, Buddy Medlm, Blake Watts, Bill Tippins, Claude Crocker; (Sixth Row): Mark Nelson, Bill Sizemore, Wayne Atwood, Jerry Broome, Tim McCorkle, Alan Stegall, Alan Smith, and Alan Breen. Middle left: TTie Presbyterian College Blue Hose rush out onto the field to play a Parents ' Night game against Elon. Bottom right: Head Coach Cally Gault and Injured split end Kenn Milton concentrate on a crucial play. Bottom left: Quarterback Jody Salmon (11) waits for his team to line up before calling the signals. 45 Top right: Wayne Atwood (63) watches the pile-up in a good defensive play against Furman. Bottom left: Coach John Perry gets the signals from the press box. Bottom right: Bobby Ramsey (53) and two other PC defenders bring down a Wofford player in the Homecoming game. The freshman members of the 1975 football team are: (Front row) left to right: Larry Jones, John Younkin, Craig Allen, Chris Page, Allen Hayes, Claude Houser, Steve Conner, David Nates; (Second Row): Bill Dendy, Larry Bridges, John Holder, David Hill, Randy Dickerson, Bruce OIlis, Bobby Williams, Jack Zeigler; (Third Row): Bill Hilgerson, Eddie Young, Leonard Howard, Bryan Gossett, Grant Jacquith, Chuck Jordan, J. J. Moates, Wayne Green; (Fourth Row): Stan Couey, Phil Johns, Johnny Odum, Gene Richie, Cline Drum, Robbie McCombs, Robert Jones, Tommy Durden; (Fifth Row): Ricky Rentz, Bob Aspinall, John Wille, Barry Harley, Jeff Tinklepaugh, Allen Gaston, Homer Shuler, Greylin Jay. 46 Top left: Tricaptains Bobby Ramsey, Bruce Hill and Bee Carlton watch the toss at the beginning of the Parents ' Night game against Elon. Middle left: The defensive team takes a rest during a break in play. Top right: Coach Elliott Poss gives instructions from the side- nes. Bottom: Elliott Pauling (43) picks up first down yardage against Western Carolina. 47 Top left: Joey Trice and Larry Cannon watch action from the sidelines. Top right: Coach Bob Strock applauds a good defensive play during an intersquad scrimmage. Middle left: Ed Paulling assists in coaching the team during a spring workout. Middle right: Blue Hose Senior players are honored before the Carson-Newman game. Bottom: Senior quarterback Donnie Fleming hands off to Ralph McBride in the game at Western Carolina. 48 Football Cheer- Top left: Bob Edens, Jean McGregor, Gail Wilkes, Brenda Campbell, Emmie An Gault, and Penny Gibbs; Top right: Mark Jolly; Middle left: Rob McCall and Emmie An Gault; Middle right: Bill Bowick and Penny Gibbs; Bottom left: JoAnn Davis, alternate; Bottom center: Gail Wilkes and Tommy McGee; Bottom right: Bob Edens; Not pictured: Ben Matthews, alternate. m. : P £ i k ,. 49 Basketball 1976 A rough 8-20 season ... 6-16 in NAIA District Six . . . 20 point average per game by Denny Griffin . . . 56% free throw average for Sam Hanchey ... 7.3 rebounds per game by Alvin Sewell ... PC hosts NAIA District 6 Tournament at Ross E. Templeton Physical Education Center, March 2, 3. Members of the 1976 varsity basketball team are (Front Row) left to right: Denny Griffin, Paul Rush, Aluin Sewell, Randy McCullen, Ronnie Jones, Keith Ritter, Jeff Dye; (Back Row) Coach Larry Burch, Bruce Cameron, David Ballenger, Tom Leopard, Louie King, Sam Hanchey, Chuck Hughston, Jim Armentrout, J. C. Ballew and manager John Williams. Top: Junior forward Denny Griffin takes a jump shot in the game against the Central Wesleyan Warriors. Bottom left: PC ' s Chuck Hughston brings the ball down court when the Blue Hose meet conference rival Newberry College. Bottom right: Sophomore Louie King get the tip in the opening jump ball of the Central Wesleyan matchup. 50 Top left: Junior Alvin Sewell blocks a shot as the Blue Hose varsity take on former members of the PC squad. Top right: Ronnie Jones drives for the basket while teammates Keith Ritter and Sam Hanchey look on. Middle: Coach Larry Burch calls a play during a timeout Middle right: David Ballenger puts the ball up as Louie King prepares to rebound. Bottom left: Senior Keith Ritter concentrates on good defense as the Blue Hose go man- to-man against Central Wesleyan. 51 Top: Sophomore Paul Rush shoots a lay-up on a fast break in the Blue Hose ' s first win in the Ross E. Templeton Gymnasium. Middle left: Alvin Sewell and David Ballenger discuss defensive strategy. Middle right: Alvin Sewell takes a baseline shot in the game in which PC defeated Limestone. Bottom: PC students, employees and local fans support the Blue Hose at a home game. 52 Top left: Senior Sam Hanchey gets up high on the backboard to put in a field goal. Top right: Randy McCullen covers his man as the Blue Hose play defense Bottom left: An USC-Aiken opponent tries to block a shot by Chuck Hughston. Bottom right: Ronnie Jones watches a Central Wesieyan player trying to get an open shot against the Blue Hose. 53 Top right: The PC bench and fans show displeasure with a call by the referee. Middle right: Alvin Sewell and Ronnie Jones guard Newberry players in the rival match. 54 Basketball Cheerleaders TTie 1976 Cheerleaders for the basketball team are Top left; Karen King and Janet Schilling; Top right: head cheerleader Bob Edens, Brenda Campbell, head cheerleader Gail Wilkes and Mark Jolly; Bottom left; Ben Matthews and Susie Hall; Bottom right: Melody Coe; Opposite page. Top left: Harold Beasley; Middle left: Brenda Campbell, Bill Bewick and Tommy McGee. Bottom: The 1976 Basketball Cheerleaders. 55 X Track Single and dual meets in the spring . . . 3rd in the District meet last season . . . 3rd of 7 teams in the Gardner-Webb Track Meet. ' ' ' YSa ' l ' ' ii ' i ' J nf ' ' ■ ' K Members ot the Track team are (Kneeling) left to right Elliott Pauling, Chuck Jordan, David Elliott, Wayne Green, Mark Horton, Rhea Fans, (Standing) Claude Houser, Claude Crocker, Dave Fortune and Buddy Medlin. Top left: Members of the track team clow around for the photographer. Middle left: David Elliott gets a fast start in a practice sprint. Middle right: Coach Poss talks over plans for practice sessions. Bottom: Some team members find time to relax during a break in practice. 56 Top left: Steve Farrish winds up to throw a discus. Top right: Elliott Pauling gets in shape for the coming track season. p Other members ot the Track team are (Kneeling) left to right: Jeff Tinklepaugh, Gregg Walker, Harold Beasley, John Williams, Bill Berry, Steve Farnsh; (Standing) Homer Shuler, Allen Gaston, Blake Watts, John Hackett, George Camp and Buddy Medlin 57 Men ' s Tennis New coach Rick Barker . . . Carlos Behar plays No. 1 . . . District 6 Champs last season . . . No. 2 in NAIA National finals . . . two tough road trips. Top left: Wayne Miller and Raouf Farhat follow as Mike Faya leads one of the many exercises. Top right: Raout Farhat shows his form on a baseline shot. Middle left: Antonio Angel moves into position for a backhand shot. Middle right: Wilson Pardo follows through, eyes on the ball. Bottom right: Wayne Miller hustles to reach a backhand shot close to the net. 58 Women ' s Tennis Second year of competition . . . 8 team members ... 4 new faces . . . Libby Galloway plays No. 1 . . . new coach Rick Barker . . . rough schedule. Members of the women ' s tennis team arc (Front row) left to right: Libby Galloway, Lisa Pantaze, Betty Lynn Lybrand, Linda Stewart and Sally Walker; (Back row) Brenda Campbell, Coach Rick Barker and Ina Nelson. Top left: Brenda Campbell concentrates on keeping her eyes on the ball as she executes a backhand shot. Top right: Linda Stewart puts power into her back- hand with a two-handed style. Middle left: Members of the team limber up before starting practice. Middle right: Ina Nelson follows through after a shot at the baseline. Bottom left: Warm-up exercises seem to be fun for Libby Galloway. 60 Clinton Soccer Association Sunday afternoon matches on the Ponderosa a 7-7 season ... 11 PC student players ... a spring season. I t ,; t V, . ' « I . . KcT rnXm Smes Zn r r I , T ' ' ! ' ' ' ' Sullivan, Jia, Lown. Henry Simmons, John Williams, Hayboy Wyman «.ch Birmingham, James Brown, (second row) r.euay Humpnrey, Doug Lown, Gray Stallworth, Tom Wh.taker, Bob Dav.s, Mark Lee and Bob Edens Top left: Forward Jim Lown uses a chest trap to stop the ball in the air as brother Doug watches. Top right: Fullback Mark Lee defends his goal from a shot by a Lander opponent. Bottom: Jim Lown dribbles past a defender to set up the offense of the Clinton team as left wing Hayboy Wyman anticipates a pass. 61 62 Top left: Team Captain Hayboy Wyman practices for upcoming match. Top right: Fresh- man team member Clendon Raines works at im- proving his score. Middle left: Senior David Connolly aims carefully before shooting. Middle right: Top scorer Clark Riddle practices to keep up his good record. Bottom: Newcomer Richard Woodward practices firing from the prone position. Members of the Golf team are (left to right): Cn.nh Inhn Perry, Steve Churm, Gus Br Monty Todd, Buddy Holwell, and Cam Harvin, Golf Coach John Perry . . . Gus Brinson as team captain . . . play at Lakeside Country Club . . 11-7 in dual matches last season . . , Third year lettermen Gus Brinson and T. D. Todd in final year of competition. ( Top left: Monty Todd practices getting the right grip on his club. Top right: Gus Bnnson tries a tricl y shot from the edge of a lake. Middle right: Cam Harvin concentrates on a smooth follow- through. Bottom left: Buddy Howell demon- strates a prof er stance. Bottom right: T, D, Todd is a senior member of the golf team. 63 Intramurals Twelve sports . . . extensive participation ... 43 volleyball teams, 509 players ... 5 soccer teams, 100 players ... 8 football teams, 177 players ... 40 basketball teams, 428 players . . . powderpuff Blue Hosettes retain Bronze Bonnet . . . spring swimming, track meets. m Khhf Hrli H m ft K H l B tti.Lmmml 1 Top: The Blue Hosettes display the Bronze Bonnet trophy which they retained in an 18-0 victory over Newberry. Middle left: Jere Zander puts up a shot in a game between Pop and the Zingers. Middle right: Reed Owens watches as teammate Ben Wilson battles for control of the ball at the net. Bottom left: Defensive Coach Buddy Asbury talks to members of the powderpuff squad. Bottom right: Theta Chi meets Alpha Sig in an afternoon football game while the varsity practice in the background. 64 Top left: George Camp tries to block a shot by Ur Hill as the Bandits meet the Faculty team. Top right: The offensive team rests as the defense takes over in powdcrpuff action. Middle left: Lex Reynolds shoots a jump shot when Sigma Nu plays the Gators. Middle right: Veda Smith displays her bowling form during a match. Bottom left: Jere Zander sets the ball up for a teammate in a Pop volleyball game. Bottom right: Greg Walker penetrates the Pika defense for a short jump shot. 65 INDIVIDUAL SPORT WINNERS Women ' s Men ' s Pool: Pool: Singles - Til Collins Singles - Dave Taylor Doubles - Jean McGregor Doubles - Barry Cox Anne Hungerford Jimmy May Ping Pong: Ping Pong: Singles - Deb Clark Singles - Carlos Behar Doubles - Libby Galloway Doubles - Carlos Behar Sally Walker Jorge Behar Tennis: Tennis: Singles - Sally Kiker Singles - Chip O ' Callaghan Doubles - Leta Meole Doubles - Dick Brabham Sally Kiker Dave Morris Horseshoes: Horseshoes: Singles - Sue Condra Doubles - Deb Clark Doubles - Raymond Lloyd Libby Galloway Sandy Keyes Top left: Mike Seabrook dribbles away from de fender Reid Caldwell. Top right: Sue Condra defeats Jean McGregor in the final match of the girls ' horse shoes. Middle: Mara McGill returns a shot as team mates Jere Zander and Amy Manning watch Bottom: The Blue Hosettes defend against the freshman offense in the game which ended in a 6-6 tie 66 Top left: John Hackett puts up a lay-up in the matchup between Pikasandthe Bandits. Top right: Lee Ayers takes the ball to the basket as three opponents prepare to rebound Bottom left: Dean Robinson shoots a jumper in intra- mural basketball action. Bottom right: Head coach Tom Duncan presents game plans to the powderpuff team 67 Top left: Cam Harvin and Reed Owens stretch to reach a ball high above the net. Top right: The Belk First East bowling team took first place in girls intramural competition. Bottom left: Alex Rogers and Mike Gill jump for a rebound. Bottom right: Pika Johnny Burnside attempts to block a shot by Bandit player J. C. Ballew. 68 TEAM SPORT WINNERS Women s Men ' s Bowling: Volleyball: Belk First East A • (tie) Faculty Bandits Volleyball: (tie) Pi Kappa Alpha Slammers B - Pi Kappa Phi Pee Wees C • Alpha Sigma Phi Basketball: Soccer: Pee Wees Pi Kappa Phi Powderpuff Football: Basketball: Hosettes 6 Freshmen 6 A-KA Hosettes Col umbia 7 Bandits Hosettes 18 Newberry B - Cobb Squad Alpha Sigma Phi C ■ Trojans Pi Kappa Alpha Top right: Mara McGill and Jane Davis double team Hunt Reid in the PopZingers game. Middle left: Students gather to support the powderpuff team in the game against Columbia College. Middle right: Tom Duncan runs for a touchdown as Theta Chi meets Alpha Sig. Bottom: Senior Nancy Turner rushes for a gain in the upperclass freshman game. 69 PC PC PC PC PC PC PC PC PC PC FOOTBALL 1975 The Citadel 21 17 Lenoir Rhyne 17 14 Western Carolina 24 7 Furman 35 Elon 12 16 Wofford 17 28 Catawba 7 10 Gardner Webb 18 21 Carson Newman 8 14 Newberry Season Record: 3-61 TENNIS 1975 PC 7 Univ. of Richmond 3 PC UNC 9 PC 6 Penn State 4 PC 6 Univ. of Virginia 3 PC 8 Flagler College 2 PC 4 Jacksonville 5 PC 7 Florida Tech 2 PC 1 Rollins College 7 PC 9 West Chester State PC 7 Univ. of Toledo 3 PC 9 Eastern Michigan PC 4 Appalachian State 5 PC 4 Georgia Southern 6 PC 1 Harvard 4 PC 2 Clemson 7 PC 7 Davidson 2 PC 4 use 5 PC 3 Hampton Institute 7 PC 4 Furman 5 PC 4 UNCAsheville PC 8 College of Charleston 1 PC 3 High Point College 5 Season Record: 11-11 PC PC PC PC PC PC PC GOLF 1975 322 USCAiken 308 323 Newberry 313 329 Limestone 339 Erskine 331 339 USC-Spartanburg 326 Lander 332 Midlands 348 420 Augusta College 388 Alpena College 459 309 Limestone 312 S.C. State 357 Voorhees 363 309 Erskine 308 Newberry 325 Season Record: 11-7 scores are not available) 70 PC PC PC PC PC PC PC TRACK 1975 63 Calvin College 82 65 ' ' 2 Gardner Webb Wh 106 Francis Marion 42 ' 2 Voorhees 29 71 Gardner Webb 75 Lenoir Rhyne 37 97 Mars Hill 48 Allen 11 77 Mars Hill 68 Season Record: 6-3 BASKETBALL 1976 PC 82 Francis Marion 77 PC 76 Newberry 88 PC 87 Piedmont 74 PC 67 North Georgia 65 PC 85 College ol Charleston 95 PC 64 Clemson 103 PC 90 use -Coastal Carolina 76 PC 73 Central Wesleyan 78 PC 88 use Aiken 91 PC 66 Erskine 70 PC 86 Lander 99 PC 84 Mars Hill 97 PC 82 UNC-Asheville 93 PC 85 Limestone 88 PC 87 Wofford 90 PC 61 Georgia Tech 87 PC 72 Central Wesleyan 104 PC 81 Lander 67 PC 64 Newberry 81 PC 53 Erskine 64 PC 79 Francis Marion 74 PC 77 Mars Hill 79 vc 71 UNC-Charlotte 111 PC 71 UNC-Charlotte 111 PC 73 College of Charleston 83 PC 97 Limeston 111 PC 75 USC-Coastal Carohna 76 PC 77 Wofford 75 PC 89 UNC-Asheville 84 Season Record: 8-20 NAIA Distric t 6 Record: 6-17 CLINTON SOCCER ASSOCIATION CSA CSA CSA CSA CSA CSA CSA CSA CSA CSA 3 Rock Hill 4 Oliver ' s _ 8 2 Charlotte 5 4 Columbia 4 5 Winthrop 3 5 North Greenville 1 5 Winthrop 2 4 North Greenville 1 Oliver ' s 9 4 Lander 3 Season Record: 5-4-1 (Late season games not included) 71 Harkey To Chair Judicial Council Wigfur-evto ' Crunch ft. Student Government Association S.G.A. . . the official governing unit of the student body. . . many accomplishments this year . . . stu- dent directory. . . dorm visitation . . . improvements in the cafeteria. . . planting of the new plaza-park . . . Homecoming Committee. . . vote for Women ' s Council to be put under S.G.A. . . . Elections for next year ... an active year in student government. Top: S.G.A. President Jay Golden; Bottom: S.G.A. officers ■ Curtis Wilson ■ Treasurer. Leta Meole - Secretary:, Jay Golden - President, and Alvin Roof ■ WcePresidenf. 74 Middle left: Representatives Gina Hurley. Theodosia Rogers and Raymond Lloyd enjoy supper at S.G A meeting in small dining room. Middle right: S.G.A. officers conduct meeting. Bottom: Class representatives participate in one of many meetings. 75 Student Assembly Student Assembly ... the ultimate author- ity in all S.G.A. policy decisions . . . mem- bers are representatives from Student Council and various areas of student life . . . meetings held at least twice a semester . . . many important issues this year . . . ap- proval of a new Constitution . . . impeach- ment proceedings for publications editors . . . proposal that Women ' s Council be put under S.G.A. . . . heated discussions . . . roll call vote . . . majority rules. ™.,_p . mmz - Top: Student Assembly members listen to ideas concerning the new plaza-park. Middle left: Brillo Lawton absorbed in Student Assembly meeting. Middle right: Leta Meole listens as Jay Golden presides over Student Assembly meeting. Bottom: Student Assembly convenes for the first meeting of the year. 76 Judicial Council Judicial Council . . . the judicial authority of the S.G.A. . . . proper channel for disciplinary action in cases of student mis- conduct . . . council composed of a chairman and ten student members. Top left: Judicial Council chairman Wayland Harkey; Top right: Judicial Council members - left to nght: Brillo Lawton, Rob McCall, Jean McGregor; Bottom: Members left to right: Claude Crocker, Robert Link, Joey Glymph, Jan Howe, Welton O ' Neal, Anne Bradford, Rebecca Lamar, Bill Mullen, Wayland Harkey. Not pictured: David Sexton, Jamie Metcalf. 77 Women ' s Council Women ' s Council . . . legislative body for women students . . . responsible for moni- toring activities in the women ' s dorms . . . many social functions . . . plan and super- vise Open Dorms . . . Plan parties such as Open House at Christmas, Big Sister- Little Sister, and receptions for the trus- tees . . . assist with human relations in the dorms ... a shift in emphasis towards more human relations functions. Top: Women ' s Council members - (Front row) left to right: Martha Johnson, Cindy Kimball, Ina Nelson, Beth Young; (second row) Lucy Wright, Tricia Woodson, Susan Stevenson, Brillo Lawton, Jan Howe, Julie Robinson, Pam Rodgers, Mimi Armstrong, Peggy Allen; Middle left: members ■ (Front row) Penny Gibbs, Jean McGregor, Deb Clark, Patti Hall; (second row) Libby Galloway, Jane Phibbs, Susan Lyda, Mary Walkup, Diane Dickerson, Cathy White; Middle right: Officers ■ Beth Young - Treasurer, Penny Gibbs - Secretary, Martha Johnson -President; Bottom: Women ' s Council members Mary Walkup and Diane Dickerson discuss the proposal brought up at Student Assembly to put Women ' s Council under S.G.A. ' s jurisdiction. Cardinal Key Cardinal Key . . . national honor society for women . . . honors women with at least 2.75 GPR who are considered outstanding in school or community activities . . . two charity projects this year - raising money for Muscular Dystrophy and working as aides at the Presbyterian Home . . . responsible for planning and production of Youth Day and Parents ' Day ... a promising year. Top; Cardinal Key members ■ left to right: Brillo Lawton. Sally Kikcr. Martha Johnson, Evelyn Celley. Penny Gibbs, Leanne Autry, Jean McGregor, Ginger Ellis; Bottom leh; Officers Leanne Autry - Vice President, Ginger Ellis President, Sally Kiker - Treasurer, Jean McGregor Secretary. Bottom right; members Mara McGill. Edna Covington, Jane Phibbs, Susan Lyda, Jane Drake, Jan Howe; Not pictured; Sheryl Grady, Leta Meole, Anna White, Anne Bradford, Diane Dickerson, Lucy Graybill, Midge Hanscll, Rebecca Lamar, Theodosia Rogers, Tara Pickens, Jere Zander. 79 Blue Key Blue Key . . . national honor fraternity for men at PC . . . members tapped on the basis of academic performance and leadership . . . fosters ambition for intellectual attainment . . . renders service to student body and college . . . studies student problems . . . stimulates progress in the college. Blue Key members - (Front row) left to right: Raymond Lloyd - Secretary - Treasurer, Alvin Sewell, Joel Mercer, Wayland Harkey, Curtis Wilson; (second row) Budd Early, Buren Blankenship, Al Edwards, Bee Carlton • Vice-President, Joey Trice, David Tribble, Bill Gleason, Joey Glymph; (third row) Curt Tribble, Dwight Mclnvaill, Walter Hill, Jamie Metcalf, Lee Brinson, Deck Guess, Hoyt Jackson; Not pictured: David Sexton ■ Presidenf, Jay Golden, Tom Duncan. 80 Top: Alston Wilkes members ■ (Front row) left to right: Edna Covington, Bill Walter, Secretary, Vickie Little; (second row) Mary Arrington ■ Co-chairman, Christi McKenzie, Dr, Ted Hunter, Tommy Little; (third row) Evelyn Celley, Patti Pease, Anna White, Ernie Bowen, Susan McNair, Jim McNair; Not pictured: [Belinda Kennedy Co chair man, Cathy Anderson. Bottom: This sign can be seen at all correction facilities in the state. Alston Wilkes Alston Wilkes ... a new organization this year . . . the only college chapter of a statewide organization devoted to helping the prisoner or ex-offender in his or her struggle through the difficult times of imprisonment and its aftermath . . . helps prisoners in many ways . . . halfway houses in Greenville, Columbia, and Charles- ton . . . tutoring and recreational program begun at Laurens County Correctional Facility . . . visit families of inmates . . . participate in spring seminar on Careers in Criminal Justice . . . the largest organization of its kind ... a successful first year at P. C. VISITORS TAKE NOTICE « rTnnr ' UTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT or LAW hIs nrJr.Vxr ° ' LINA CODE CoYtrABAND: ' ' = TO BE I I.A Y ITEM WHICH WAS MOT ISSUED OR WHiru rAyynr , BE PURCHASED IN THE CANTEEN •WEAPONS 3.riREARMS HIIIVES 5. CLUBS 6. BILLIES 1 ;orsTrK;r° - ■ Usr s -sr - • r CONVICTED TEKFSH.i. ' ' ' ' f MORE THAN 10 YEARS. Bfl ' ' ' ' ' ' ' O WILLIAM D. LEEKE DIRECTOR jL VISITORS CONSENT-TO BE SEARCHED PERSOKS ENIERIMG UPON THE PROPERTY OF THE SOUTH CAROLIKA OEPARTMEKT OF CORRECTIONS BECOME SUBJECT TO THE LAWS. RULES AND REGULATIONS THERE OF INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE DEPARTMENTS RIGHT TO SEARCH ALL VISITORS. PERSONS. PACKAGES AND VEHICLES. BY PASSING THIS POINT YOU ARE DEEMED TO HAVE CONSENTED TO SUCH A REASONABLE SEARCH. PERSONS IN POSSESSION OF CONTRABAND ITEMS WILL BE PROSECUTED. CONVICTION OF WHICH MAY RESULT IN A FINE OF S 1.000 TO $10,000 OR 1 TO 10 YEARS OR BOTH. FAILURE TO ABIDE BY THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS RULES AND REGULATIONS WILL UPON REQUEST TO LEAVE CONSTITUTE TRESPASSING, CONVICTION DF WHICH MAY RESULT IN A FINE UP TO i 5.000 OR 5 YEARS OR ' ' WILLIAM 0. LEEKE DIRECTOR . 81 Psi Chi Psi Chi . . . national honor society in psychology . . . two major objectives - to provide academic prestige for its members and to nurture their creative ability . . . members must have 12 hours in psychology with at least a 3.0 average and a 2.5 overall GPR . . . several activities this year . . . learned about many different fields of study relevant to psychology . . . studied about child abuse . . . read, discussed transpersonal psychology . . . Mental Health Aftercare sponsored by Psi Chi . . . service project - cap and gown rentals to seniors ... an involved group. Top: Psi Chi members - (Front row) left to right: Barbara Sweat, Edna Covington, Larry Broome, Ann Suber, Jane Drake; (second row) Amy Harris, Elizabeth Taylor, Dr. Claude Cooler, Larry V ' eatch.D-. SidStrang, Judy Birdsong, Dr. Tim Gaines, Dr. Ann Stidham; Bottom left: Officers - Edna Covington - President, Dr. Ann Stidham - advisor, Elizabeth Taylor - Secretary-Treasurer, Veda Smith - Vice-President, Larry Broome - Program Committee Chairman; Bottom right: Miss Janice Armstrong talks with club members about child abuse. 82 Council for Exceptional Children C.E.C. . . .professional organization whose purpose is to promote the welfare and education of exception- al children and youth . . . active in volunteer service at Whitten Village, particularly at Webb Center, the school for the orthopedically handicapped children . . . sponsored Halloween and Christmas parties for children at Webb Center . . . members represent South Carolina at regional and national conventions . . . helps to sponsor Regional Special Olympic Games in the spring. Top: CEC members - (seated) left to right: Tom Duncan President, Sheila Petty Secretary, Debbie Bowick - President-elect, Diane Dickerson -Member- ship chairman; (standing - first row) Linda Spaunburgh, Anne Bradford, Marsha Campbell, Laurel Bryan, Rita Medlock, Lyn Pittman; (standing - second row) Anne Thompson, Debra Sollee, Caroline Love. Jams Steedly. Dr. Robert Hill ■ aduisor Bottom: Debbie Bowick enjoys talking with a child at Webb Center during the Halloween party. 83 A. I. B. S. A.I.B.S. . . . a new organization this year . . .student chapter of the American Institute of Biological Sciences . . . dedicated to continued research in the biological sciences . . . faculty sponsor: Mr. Bob Hudson . . . monthly busi- ness meetings at faculty homes . . . many projects this year . . . cleaned biology seminar room for studying and relaxation purposes . . . bake sale . . . parties for children at Whitten Village . . . prepared bulletin boards for the Biology floor of Richardson Hall . . . plant sale in April . . spring outing to Capers Island . . . not only an academic organization, but also a social one ... an active group of students. l ■ . : 4. . . ■,jKi .9 ■- .-- B IP ' ' ' BBfe9i K j L ' ' - B l ..,;■■ ' ■ ■ « — 4 0 - ' B BcF i r jK! ' ' ' ' ' ' Nw ' ■■■llfil fc ti t . .... W.sB ■ • Hj Top left: A.I.B.S. members enjoy infornidl iiitctina held at Dr. Stidham ' s house. Top right: A. .B.S. members - clockwise: Welton O ' Neal, Curtis Wilson - Treasurer. Al Edwards - Vice President. Randy Hoggie, Leanne Autry, Theodosia Rogers, Leta Meole - President. Roger Newton; Bottom left: Club members Jane Dauis, Randy rioggle, Jean McGregor, and Welton O ' Neal begin planting flower bed next to the greenhouse. Bottom right: A.I.B.S. members - left to right: Roxanne Loner, Sally Kiker, Keith Johnson, Lynda Pillsbury, Welton O ' Neal, Barbara Sweat,and Al Edwards. Not pictured: Dale Prouenzano, Ginger Ellis . Secretary, Jane Davis, Jere Zander, Jean McGregor, Jonathan Dauis, Cheryl Jay, Rebecca Lamar, Tony Chapman, Susan Pressau, Martha Euans. 84 ACS. members (Front row) left to right: Carmen Wannamaker, Martha Evans, Susan Pressau - President. Welton O ' Neal; (second row) Jim Coluard Curtis Wilson, A! Edwards, Carter Morford. Al Edwards, Alvin Sewell; (third row) Randy Hoggle, Bo Grouer, Barry Baughman. Brad Durham. American Chemical Society American Chemical Society . . . student affiliate of the national A.C.S. . . . purpose: to get members involved and aware of the latest developments in industrial aspects of chemistry . . .several activities this year . . . helped A.I.B.S. with Halloween party at Whitten Village . . . scheduled speakers . . . membership consists of Chemistry, Biology and related major fields. 85 Choir members: left to right - (center circle) Mary Lenard Flynn, Gwen Machen, Jo-Ann Davis, Cindy Kimball, Lisa Burnette, Lynn Tyner, Mecheie Amick; (second row) Karen Sandt, Alan Teague, Tim Olds, Roger Newton, Danny Brooks, Robert Link, John Weiss, Al Edwards, Lawrence Peebles, Lana Bundrick; (third row) Stebie Thompson, Sandy Collins, Lynn Williamson, Dianne Doudoukjian, Hunt Reid, Cathy Deloach, Elizabeth Whittemore, Carol Eddings, Dixie Gibson, Susan Holmgreen, Mildred McCrary, Susan Campbell, Brenda Campbell, Laura Jacobs, Chris Cauble, Lynn Bogan, Brenda Wright; (fourth row) Townsend Salley, Clay Dykes, Bill Bowick, Greg McMillan, Greg Briscoe, Jerry Kennett, Cliff McLeod, Larry Broome, Joey Glymph, Bob Amick, Andy Millard, Paul Robinson. 86 p. C. Choir Presbyterian College Choir . . . many members returning from last year plus a large number of freshmen ... a total of 50 voices . . . several special trips and programs planned . . . sang at churches in Sumter and Georgetown in October . . . travelled to Atlanta to sing in November . . . several perfor- mances also given on campus . . Youth Day, Parents ' Day, and a Board of Visitors dinner . . . Bicentennial Season . . . most works by American composers . . . Bernstein ' s Gloria Tibe and Peter Townsend ' s See Me, Feel Me among the most popular works sung by the choir this year . . culmina- tion of Fall term - November 23rd pres entation of Faure ' s Requiem in memory of professors John S. Glover and William F. Tiller and alumnus Walter Davis . . . Spring Term - presentation of Beethoven ' s Ninth Symphony with the Columbia Philharmonic Orchestra in Columbia . . Spring Tour to high schools ■ a public relations tour . . . director: Dr. Charles T. Gaines ... a harmonious group. Top: The choir sings for the Board o( Visi- tors in October 1975. Middle left: A familiar sight when the choir goes on tour. Middle right: Director Charles T Gaines finds time to relax while on tour Bottom: The choir performs at Parents ' Day. 87 Madrigal Singers The Madrigal Singers ... a selected group from the P.C. Choir . . . traditional Madri- gal Dinner-Concert held December 5 and 6 in Greenville Dining Hall . . . sixteenth century English meal followed by a perfor- mance by the Singers . .. their tenth annual Dinner-Concert. Top: The Madngal Singers ■ left to right (front row) ■ Mary Lenard Flynn, Brenda Wright, Lynn Williamson, Susan Holmgreen, Alan league; (second row) Lisa Burnette, Robert Link, Elizabeth Whittemore. Andy Millard, Larry Broome; (third row) Jerry Kennett, Carol Eddings, Hunt Reid, Greg Briscoe; (fourth row) Cliff McLeod, Mary Walkup, Joey Glymph. Bottom left: The Madrigal Singers perform at their annual dinner-concert in December. Bottom right: Cliff McLeod and Mary Walkup sing Christmas carols at the Madrigal Dinner-concert. Pep Band Pep Band ... its second year . . . director: Dr. Bill Yarborough . . . provides entertainment at home basketball games . . . organized for fun and as an outlet for the musical talents of its members . . . members arc PC students and Clinton High Students. Pep Band members: Welton O ' Neal trumpet. Dan Ribble trumpet, Jim Crook ■ trumpet, Kim Hellenga saxophone, Joanne Davis saxophone, Larry Broome alto horn, Cathy Beaty - trombone, Bill Floyd bass. Laurel Bryan - clarinet, Jimmy Marks - clarinet, Susan Pressau flute, Sharon Fredrick flute, Christi Nelson tlule. and Cathy Boyd be s, plus several Clinton High students. 89 p. C. Players Presbyterian College Players . . . The Bicentennial Season ... all American authored plays . . . Fall production: The Matchmaker by Thornton Wilder . . . ingenious comedy of life, love, and marriage- minded women in the 1880 ' s ... a cast of many . . . Winter Production: The Fourposter by Jan de Hartog ... the story of a thirty-five year marriage ... a cast of two ... all presented in the Black Magic Theatre. 90 Top left: Jerry Kennett, Lyn Randall, and Allen McLeroy in a scene from The Match- maker; Top right: Bruce Cameron tells James Brown about a real adventure in The Matchmaker. Bottom left: Pat Tukey looks over plans for The Fourposter. Bottom right: Donna Looper and Jerry Kennett rehearse The Fourposter. Top left: Amanda Borders irons costumes tor The Matchmaker. Top right: Ev Celley, Budd Early, and Anna While in Act II of The Matchmaker; Middle eit: Scene in Act I of The Matchmaker with Bob Webb, Budd Early, and Ho Cone. Middle right: A scene from The Fourposter, Bottom: Joyce Taylor and John Love discuss the set and costumes for The Fourposter. 91 Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Psi Omega . . . Tau Mu Chapter . . . national honor dramatic fraternity . . membership earned by meritorious work onstage and offstage with the P. C Players ... a group of individuals dedicated to drama. Top left: Walter Hill and Budd Early - Vice-President: Top right: Pat Tukey - Historian and Donna Looper - President: Bottom left: Jerry Kennett and Chris Nussbaumer; Bottom right: Dale O. Rains -faculty advisor and Evelyn Celley - secretary. Not pictured: Daria Cronic. 92 Student Entertainment Committee SEC . . . arrange for entertainment on campus . . . Timberlin, Lori Jacobs, and Swamp Fox for Homecoming . . . Welcome Back ' Dance in January . . . City Council for Midwinter . . . many good performers. SEC members Top left: Chns Nussbaumer Belinda Kennedy, Bo Connell, Harold Beasley Davy Sanders, Kent Everett, and Tomm!, Connolly; Top right: SEC Chairman Davie Connolly; Bottom: Randy Hoggle, Pal Griset Cathy Hyatt, Laura Hall, Sam Moore, Carmer Wannamaker, Coke Smith, and Ronald Sparks. 93 Blue Stocking The Blue Stocking . . . edited by David Tribble . . . several new goals . . . the newspaper should act as a constructive force on campus, make life better for the students, and be the students ' voice . . . tried to provide a service to the student body in order to justify its existence . . . reported events . . . announced upcoming events . . . provided a forum for the discussion of issues ... a refreshing change. Top right: Dauid Tribble, Editor; Middle left: David Fowler, Sports Editor: Middle right: Bryan Mickle, News Editor; Bottom: Tim Askew, Business Manager. 94 rfinis Top left: John Weiss, Culture Editor and photographer; Top right: (seated) left to right: Martha Johnson, Brillo Lawton, Sally Kiker, typists (standing) Susan Lyda, Circulation manager and proofreader. Carol Eddings, typist, and Lil Mcintosh, proofreader: Bottom left: Deck Guess, Feature Editor; Bottom right: John Arnold, photographer; Not pictured: Mike Shepherd, cartoonist; Kathy Crayton, Circulation manager; Cindy Gunter, Veda Smith, Leannc Autry, reporters. 95 PaC SaC 1976 PaC SaC . . . edited by Susie Gay . . . many new ideas . . . senior candid section . . . different ways to write copy . . . theme: A day in the life of PC ... a large staff of hard-working people . . . rushed deadlines . . . John, I ' ve GOT to have those pictures by Sunday . . . hectic, but enjoyable ... a successful year. immm PaC SaC Staff members - left to right: Top: Susie Gay, Editor, Middle left: Sports section ■ (below) Audrey McDaniel, Gail Wilkes (above) Libby Gage, Jane Davis, Mara McGill; Middle right: Greeks Section Jimmy Marks, Bob Eudy; Bottom: Photographers - John Ward Weiss, John Arnold. 96 PaC SaC Staff members left to right: Top: Faculty section Michelle BIyzes, Xandl Sanderson. Dixie Gibson, Greg Briscoe. Kennie Boone; Middle left: Senior Sla ttstics Section Jane Gregory. Bill Stewart. Wayland Harkey; Middle right: Tim Askew. Business Manager, Bottom left: Organizadons and Features Sections Jennifer Rudder. Kay Shouse. Maryellen Mulkey; Bottom right: Classes section Melody Coe. Pat Gnset, Sandy Shockley, Cathy Hyatt; Not pictured: Noland Meyers, Donna Looper, Pat Tukey. John Love, Kaye Neal, Chris Nussbaumer, Lynn Williamson, Janet Schilling, Julie O ' Connell. Kay Jackson. Julia Woodson, Tricia Woodson. Suzanne Pendergrass. Betsy Cheves. Linda Stewart. 97 Freshmen Orientation Board FOB members (front row) left to right: Sally Smoak, Jane Davis, Susan Gardner, Beth Young, Betty Lynn Lybrand, Ann Harrison, Joye Chapman.Jane Hudson, Harold Beasley, and Joe Britt; (second row) Cathy Anderson, Mechele Amick, Mara McGill, Susan Crabill, Tara Pickens, Leanne Autry, Ginger Ellis, Bill Stewart, Beth Connor - chairman, Bo Grover, John Erwin; (third row) Sam Mattison, Robert Hiers, John Weiss, James Brown, Ronnie Evans, Jonathan Davis, John Arnold, Sandy Keyes, Richard Woodward; not pictured: Jane Drake, Tom Duncan - chairman, Eddie Ard, Jamie Metcalf, Paul Shields. Above: Volleyball was a popular activity at Freshman Field Day. Right: FOB chairman Beth Connor prepares refreshments for freshman students and their parents. 98 Top: Several orientation programs for incoming freshmen, with speeches by faculty and students, were held in Belk Auditorium. Middle left: Softball was another favorite activity at Freshman Field Day. Middle right: Cheerleaders and FOB members teach freshmen Blue Hose cheers. Bottom: Freshmen and their parents leave orien- tation program to meet advisors. ■ Freshman Orientation . . . Welcome New Students ... a little different - no beanies or large name tags . . . first event: registration at Douglas House . . . orientation programs in Belk Audi- torium . . . placement tests . . . recep- tion and dessert at advisors ' homes and a reception at the Weersings ' . . singing in front of the dining hall . . cheerleaders teach PC cheers ... en tertainment by Edmonds and Curley . . Field Day - softball, basketball, volley ball, swimming, horeshoes and tours of the gym . . . the first four days of college. 99 Volunteer Services Student Volunteer Services program . . . enables students to engage in responsible Christian commitment in growth experiences which mutually benefit volunteer and persons being served . . . volunteers redesign old programs, incorporate new ones, and plan activities ... 21 weekly projects involve over 200 student volunteers, who serve 680 persons through their work . . . Special Olympics, held in the spring of each year, involves many additional youngsters as well as over 100 student volunteers ... a dedicated group. Members of the Volunteer Services Council are (up the staircase) left to right: Lynn Partington, Wayland Harkey, Bill Walter, Terry Sutherland, Lucy Graybill, Jerry Kennett, Peggy Allen, Beth Gwinn, Anita Wallace, Debbie Bowick, Jo- Ann Davis, Jeff Stratton. Bottom left: Edna Covington, Art Gatewood, and Bill Walter enjoy playing games with children in the Agape program. Bottom right: Patti Pease and Bill Walter take part in a camp- out at Pisgah National Forest with Agape children. 100 VOLUNTEER COORDINATORS Child Outreach Program Broadstreet Methodist Church; Laurens First Presbyterian Church Clinton First Presbyterian Church: Juli Craig Rob McCall (fall) Dave Taylor (spring) George Lynch Anita Wallace (fall) Anne Bradford Alan Mcleroy (spring) Jerry Kennett Jo Ann Davis Steve Buchanan Lydia A.M.E. Friendship Church: St. John ' s Lutheran Church: Laurens First Methodist Church: Peggy Allen Deck Guess Lucy Graybill Lynn Partington Beth Gwinn Tutoring Joanna Elementary School: Anita Wallace Teacher Aides Bell Street Middle School: Ginger Ellis Thornwell Sunday School Teachers: Big Brother Big Sis: Ronald Allen Terry Sutherland Roger Newton Swimming lessons: Jim Hudson Senior Citizens Laurens Home for the Elderly: CornelisBlakely Rest Home: Wayland Harkey Martha Ann Houston Belinda Kennedy Puppetry Troupe: Ina Nelson Agape (Youth Probation): Mary Arrington Bill Walter Whitten Village: Debbie Bowick Tom Duncan Laurens Family Court: Joe Britt Mental Health Group: Anna White Young Life, Laurens High: Jane Drake Thornwell Cub Scout Aides: Jeff Stratton Special Olympics: Over 100 PC Students Participate Each Year Bottom left: A yuti ' ? qui t.iKi-s |)drt in thi- ' ,..;. ■ ..; ■ ■ :■ ..■ at Special Olympics. Bottom right: Winners of the st.indmg broad jump at Special Olympics are proud of their awards. 101 Top left: Rob McCall relaxes after participating in a play for the children at Broad Street Methodist Church. Top right: Juli Craig enjoys playing games with the children at Broad Street Methodist Church as part of the COP Volunteer Service. Middle left: Jane Drake entertains Young Life members with her puppets. Middle right: It ' s a bird, it ' s a plane — no, it ' s Jim Hudson giving swimming lessons to Thornwell children. Bottom: Children from Thornwell Orphanage learn how to swim with the help of PC student volunteers. 102 Top: Student Activities Director Gene Sullivan gives helpful suggestions o volunteers working with Special Olympics. Middle left: A youngster prepares for the standing broad jump at Special Olympics. Middle right: Classmates encourage two Special Olympic competitors to Go! Go! Go! Bottom: Bill Stewart and Beth Connor enjoy spending one afternoon per week with residents of the Laurens County Memorial Home. 103 R.O.T.C. Reserve Officer Training Corps . . . pro- vides juniors and seniors an opportunity to be commissioned a second lieutenant in tine United States Army upon graduation . . . drill . . . classroom participation and instruction . . . six-week summer camp at Ft. Bragg, North Carolina . . . upon successful completion of basic fresh- man and sophomore program, cadets may choose to continue in the advanced pro- gram . . . limited female enrollment began in the fall of 1974. Top: Hayboy Wyman and Clark Riddle discuss plans tor drill. Middle eft: The PC chapter of the Pershing Rifles marches in the Clinton Christmas Parade. Middle right: Bobby Justice receives the Reserve Officers Association Award at Awards Day. Bottom: The Pershing Rifles travel to Chester, S. C. to take part in a Christmas parade. 104 Top: The cannon crew is hard at u, .rk .,t ,, PC loc.tball game Bottom Icfl: Lost ' (More fun ' ) ■ Jerry Broome and Joey Trice Bottom right: For! Jackson FIX - The God Squad 105 Top: Hayboy and Wild Bill lake time to brush their teeth. Middle: Ft. Jackson FTX arrival at PC. Bottom: Bee and Bobby at Play. Top: The Tarns entertain PC students at the Military Ball, January 30, 1976. Middle left: Armor is a state of mind; Major Strickland enjoys doing the bump at the Military Ball. Middle right: PC students dance to the music of the Tams at the Military Ball, held at the National Guard Armory in Clinton, Bottom: Fire for Effect; Capt Ei enson dances with Bonnie Breen at the Military Ball.  FwfERHtTI S Inter-Fraternity Council IFC members - left to right: William Junker - Secretary Treasurer . Jeffrey Reynolds. Joel Mercer. Lex Reynolds. Barry Baughman. Blame Walker, Bruce Baldwin, Tom Brown, Gary Black, Masters Campbell, Jamie Metcalf, Neil Keith, Jofin Erwin Not pictured: Cam Harvin President. Ill 112 I Alpha Psi Chapter Brothers James Amatriain Eddie Ard Rick Bell, Treasurer Gary Black Joe Britt Steve Collins John Erwin, President Bo Grower John Hall Marion Hodges, Corresponding Secretar Mark Hopkins, Vice-President John Love Steve McDougall Noland Meyers, Recording Secretary Bryan Mickle Reed Owens Dean Robinson Brian Smith Voyne Stepp Bill Stewart Richard Tucker Jasper Varn Pledges Mike Bailey Rich Birmingham Jim Colvard Bo Connell Bob Eudy Joe Jones Vaughn Legg Jimmy Marks Ben Matthews Ian McCaslin Lane McRae Carter Morford Hadden Senn Phil Simpson Rick Smith Stephan Stankewich Jeff Thompson Bob Weingartner 113 Alpha Sigma Phi . . . Homecoming 75 - Go Blue Hose - 5th place float . . . Stag Weekend in Columbia ... Christmas party . . . Riverboat . . . Black and White - Myrtle Beach - Feb. 13-15 . . . Hawaiian Holiday . . . pledge projects - a new deck, light bulb sales, a raffle, and new speakers . . . pledge class also helped with the plaza-park . . . Big Brother-Little Brother Supper . . . scavenger hunt . . . tomahawks . . . goatrides . . . Bridge . . . THE SIGS. 115 116 Beta Pi Chapter v o ' ' T ueS Brothers Tommy Addison Tom Alexander Buddy Asbury Gus Brinson Lee Brinson, No. II Masters Campbell Mike Dunn, No. W Brad Durham Budd Early Thelon Hamby Cam Harvin, No. IV Gary Hearn, No. VIII Jim Jacob Sandy McArthur Tommy McGee Hack McGill, No. VII Mac McKeithan, No. Ill Jamie Metcalf, No. I Bob Snipes Brooks Stuckey T. D. Todd Bert Whitmire, No. VI Winston Wilfong, No. IX Pledges Lee Ayers Frank Coleman Tom Durden Andy Gibson Harry Hicklin Jolly Howard Thorn Neely Bubba Reid Richard Shirley Wilson Smith Caughman Taylor David Taylor Monty Todd Blan Trollinger 117 Kappa Alpha Order ... Pledge Supper in Sept. . . . Homecoming, 75 . . . KAge the Terriors - 4th place float . . . Halloween party . . . Colonial Cup in Nov. . . . Christmas party . . . Wild West ... Old South - Feb. 27-29 - Myrtle Beach Hilton . . . Carolina Cup in April . . . Beer Bust . . . community service - Easter Egg Hunt at Thornwell . . . pledge projects - construction of a bar and doughnut sales . . . cocktail parties . . . Southern Gentlemen . . . THE KAPPAS. 118 119 120 mm Mu Chapter Brothers Bill Berry Jerry Broome, Vice-President Corey Cannon Larry Cannon Bee Carlton Jeff Dye Bill Floyd Danny Greer Bruce Hill Buddy Holwell Tim McCorkle Brent Morehouse Pledges Beaver Atwood Larry Ballard Lonnie Burgess John Burnside Barry Cox Jim Cox Steve Churm Claude Crocker Steve Parish Keith Henderson Claude Houser Chuck Hughston William Junker Paul Moye Mark Nelson Cliff Poston Keith Ritter Paul Shields, President Graham Simpson Alan Smith, Sargeanf-af-jArms J ohn Stroud Joey Trice, Secretary Larry Veatch, Treasurer Derek Wessinger Louie King Tom Leopard Mac McBride J. J. Moates Bruce Ollis Paul Rush Jody Salmon David Shaddrix Robbie Strickland Lon Trice Blake Watts Kevin Williams 121 Pi Kappa Alpha . . . founded by Robert A. Smyth, one of the original founders of Pi Kappa Alpha, in 1890 . . . Home- coming 75 - Pound the Dogs - third place float . . . community service - Christmas party for children at Thornwell Orphanage . . . Big Weekends: Dream Girl - Sapphire Valley - Feb. 6-8 and Roman Holiday - Myrtle Beach - in the spring . . . pledge project - staining the deck . . . THE PIKAS. 122 124 Beta Chapter Brothers Tom Brown David Connolly, Historian Clay Dykes David Fortune, Treasurer Mark Jolly Mark Lee Doug Lown, Warden Bob McLean David Mixon Welton O ' Neal Clark Riddle, Archon Mike Shepherd John Templeton, Chaplain Hay boy Wyman, Secretary Pledges John Cone Rhea Paris Johnny Greer Denny Griffin Joe Hay Jim Hudson Jim Lown Buddy Medlm Richard Norris Clendon Raines Carl Robbins Paul Robinson Townsend Salley Dave Sanders Jeff Stratton Bill Sinclair Blame Walker John Williams Richard Woodward 125 Pi Kappa Phi . . . Homecoming. . . 50 ' s party . . . Hippie party . . . Costume party . . . Halloween, Christmas, and New Year ' s parties . . . Rose Ball - weekend trip to the mountains - April 2-4 .. . pledge projects - selling doughnuts, car wash, and selling corsages . . . community service - Boys ' Farm picnics, Retreat, Bailey Nursing Home, March of Dimes, and the Clinton Christmas Parade . . . THE PIKAPPS. 126 127 128 m Zeta Theta Chapter Brothers Alan Breen James Brown, Lt. Commander (1st semester) Claude Crocker Jonathan Davis, Recorder Hamp Ferguson Jay Golden Wayland Harkey, Chaplain Robert Hiers, Pledge Marshall Andy Horton Jim Jennings, Treasurer Lindsey Lewis Tom Lightcap Joel Mercer, Commander Chip O ' Callahan Ned Odom, Social Chairman Jerry O ' Neal, Lt. Commander (2nd semester) Jeffery Reynolds Lex Reynolds Bill latum Mark Wansley Pledges David Ballenger David Berry Bosie Brogdon David Campbell Keith Greene Edmund Holmes Graylin Jay Mark Kaltz Whit Kennedy Pierce Marks Steve McCuen Randy McCullen Will Monroe Frank Owen Rick Thomas 129 Sigma Nu . . . Hayride and Barbeque . . . Falls Party . . . Charleston party . . . Homecoming 75 - Train the Terriors - 1st place float . . . Halloween party . . . Christmas party . . . Community service - party for Thornwell Orphanage, Christmas carols and gifts for Elderly at Laurens County Memorial Home . . . 25th Anniversary Party of Zeta Theta Chapter in January . . . Steak and Beans Dinner . . . Sadie Hawkins . . . White Star - April 2-4 .. . Baccus Celebration . . . THE SNAKES. 130 132 Beta Psi Chapter Brothers Barry Baughman Ricky Blackmon Joe Boone Bill Bowick Reid Caldwell Bobby Deal Tom Duncan, President Bob Edens Al Edwards, Secretary Donnie Fleming Joey Glymph, Treasurer Deck Guess Andy Hagen Bill Hale, l icePresidenf Hoyt Jackson Keith Johnson Trayior Johnson, Pledge Marshall Bobby Justice Neil Keith Robert Masche Ben Mathews Cliff McLeod Dale Provenzano David Thompson Bill Tippins Robert Yawn Pledges Craig Allen Tim Askew Berry Biscaro Chip Davis Randy Dickerson Mark Dragich Ronald Evans David Fowler Randy Hoggle John Holder Grant Jacquith Robbie McCombs Sammy Schumann Tripp Stackhousc Gray Stallworth Alan Teague Dan Tilman Jim Walton Mike Wilson 133 Theta Chi . . . Homecoming 75 - Hose, Hang the Dogs . . . pledge project - landscaping around the house. . . Christmas party . . . Sword and Serpent • Highlands, N. C. - Feb. 27-29 . . . resident dog - Patches . . . THE THETAS. 135 1 T - Homecoming The members of the 1975 Homecoming Court were Top left: AlBS sponsor Jere Zander, escorted by Dan Adams; Top center: KA sponsor Mary Kay Pilcher, escorted by Mike Dunn; Top right: Theta Chi sponsor Brillo Lawton, escorted by Hoyt Jackson; Middle left: Women ' s Council sponsor Martha Johnson, escorted by John Richie; Middle center: Alpha Sigma Phi sponsor Pam Newsome, escorted by Reed Owens; Middle right: Blue Stocking sponsor Susan Lyda, escorted by Bryan Mickle; Bottom: PaC SaC sponsor Jane Davis, escorted by Jimmy McFadyen. 138 Court 75 i J ' 4 , =;. 1 a 1 i it r ' S ' J- . ♦ ' :  0 ' . - i ! A ■ igr  i V ' r ; r Members of the 1975 Homecoming Court Top left: Cardinal Key sponsor Leta Meole, escorted by David Tnbble; Top center: Blue Key sponsor Midge Hansell, escorted by Dwight Mclnvaiil; Top right: Chemistry Club sponsor Carmen Wannamaker. escorted by Alvin Scwell; Middle left: Pi Kappa Phi sponsor Emmie An Gault. escorted by Bob McLean; Middle center: Pi Kappa Alpha sponsor Penny Gibbs, escorted by Paul Shields, Middle right: Sigma Nu sponsor Ann Harrison, escorted by James Brown; Bottom: ROTC sponsor and Homecoming Queen Joye Chapman, escorted by Bill Gleason. 139 Homecoming Top left: Homecoming Queen Joye Chapman is crowned during half- time activities at the PC-Wofford game on October 25, 1975. Top right: Joye Chapman, sponsored by ROTC and escorted by Bill Gleason, expresses surprise and happiness at being named Homecoming Queen. Middle: The barbeque, a PC Homecoming tradition, attracts a large crowd. Bottom left: Sigma Nu float wins first place. Bottom right: Clinton Hall says Pound the Dogs. 4fM rw TERRteRl 1975 THE TERRIERS ! Top left: The KA float receives fourth place award Top right: Pi Kappa Alpha display wins third place in the float competition. Middle left: Bailey girls dis- play their float in front of their dorm. Middle right: The Belk Hall float takes second place. Bottom left: Alpha Sigma Phi float receives fifth place during Homecoming 75 Bottom right: The Theta Chi float is displayed at their house 141 The Matchmaker The Matchmaker . . . produced by the P. C. Players . . . October 28 - November 1 . . . Black Magic Theatre ... a comedy about the exploits of Dolly Levi while she attempts to catch herself a husband ... a cast of many. Top: Bruce Cameron, Jerry Kennett, James Brown struggle for possession of champagne bottle. Bottom left: Anna White tells Jerry Kennett that the facts about him are insults. Bottom right: Budd Early and Evelyn Celley enjoy their banana dinner at Rudolph ' s. 142 Top: Alan McLeroy, Jerry Kennett, and Budd Early discuss the cost of murder and abduc- tion Middle left: Evelyn Celley lounges as Dolly Levi. Middle right: Some of the cast take a big spill in The Matchmaker. Bottom: After champagne, Anna White and party prepare to order pheasant- 143 The Fourposter The Fourposter . . . March 3, 4, 5, 6 . . . Black Magic Theatre . . . the story of a bed and the people who shared it. . . life, love and tenderness . . . thirty-five years of wedded bliss . . . crucial moments . . . God is love pillow . . . Agnes and Michael. Top: Michael (Jerry Kennett) is consoled by Agnes (Donna Looper) just before he runs for the doctor. Bottom left: Agnes and Michael discuss the other woman in his life. Bottom right: Calmly, calmly! 144 Top: Michael and Agnes discuss the upcoming marriage of their daughter and the alcoholic habits of their son. Bottom left: Michael demands to know if Agnes has a lover too. Bottom right: Agnes explains that she might have her experience too. 145 Madrigals Madrigals . . . two nights in Dec- ember on campus . . . several trips in the spring . . . Laurens, Fountain Inn, Waihaiia, Ciemson . . . dinner-con- certs sponsored by the Choir . . . Madrigal Troupe includes Singers, Jester, Trumpeter, Magician, Morris Dancers ... a sixteenth-century experience. Participants: The Madrigal Sinqers — Lisa Burnette, Mary Lenard Flynn, Carol Eddings, Susan Holmgreen, Hunt Reid, Mary Walkup, Elizabeth Whittemore, Lynn Williamson, Brenda Wright, Greg Briscoe, Larry Broome, Joey Glymph, Jerry Kennett, Robert Link, George Lynch, Cliff McLeod, Andy Millard, Allen league, Robert Yawn; Jester - John Weiss; Trumpeter - Welton Oneal, Jr.; Magician - John Cone; Mmstrels ■ Lynn Bogan, Sandra Collins, Jo Ann Davis, Greg McMillan, Susan Pressau, Tim Olds, Paul Robinson, Townsend Salley, Doug Stone; Morris Dancers ■ Susan Campbell, Sandra Collins, Jo Ann Davis, Dianne Doudoukjian, Mildred McCrary, Susan Pressau, Lynn Tyner. Staff: Director - Charles T. Gaines; Genera Chairman - Mary Walkup; Concert Chairman ■ Joey Glymph; Properties ■ Bill Bowick, Ch.; Wardrobe ■ Lisa Burnett, Ch.; Makeup - Sandra Collins, Ch.; Personnel ■ Robert Link, Ch. PreConcert Music - Greg Briscoe, Ch.; ffeserLiations Chairman - Cindy Kimball, Campus - Kay Jackson, Ch.; Tickets - George Lynch, Ch. ; Place Cards - Carol Eddings, Ch.; Dining Room Chairman - Roger Newton, Servers - Mechele Amick, Greg McMillan, Ch.; House ■ John Weiss, Ch.; Decorations - Larry Broome, Ch.; Coat Check ■ Karen Sandt, Ch.; Publicity Chair- man ■ Lynn Williamson, Posters - Townsend Salley, Ch. 146 A New Song A special music group at PC . . . its second year . . . empinasis on Christian folk-rock music . . . sang in Memphis during the summer of 75 . . . performed around South Carolina last year . . . gave a performance in the fall at Thornwell Orphanage . . . eight talented individuals. Top: T)m Olds accompanies group on the guitar. Middle left: Tim Olds looks on as Brenda Wnght accompanies A New Song on the piano. Middle center: John Weiss accompanies on guitar, as well as singing with the group Middle right: Hum Reid sings a moving solo during one of the group ' s arrangements. Bottom: A New Song performs at Thornwell Orphanage in the fall; members of the group include John Weiss. Debbie Bowick, Larry Broome. Jo Ann Davis, Hunt Reid. and Joey Glymph. 147 fm l j M A mS: - ?w i kri . 1 Spring Choir Tour Public relations work ... an effort to in- crease next year ' s enrollment . . . tour of South Carolina and Georgia . . . Easley Presbyterain Church . . . First Presby- terian Church of Spartanburg . . . Oak- land Avenue Presbyterain Church of Rock Hill . . . Northwestern High School in Rock Hill . . . Union High School . . . First Presbyterian Church of York, S. C. . . . York High School . . . First Presbyterian Church of Florence . . . Eastminster Presbyterian Church in Columbia . . . First Presbyterian Church of Dalt on, Ga. . . First Presby- terian Church of Marietta . . . Decatur Presbyterian Church . . . First Presby- terian Church of Greenwood . . . Satur- day, March 13 through Sunday, March 21 ... a spring break filled with work. ' i -- . ' :.; ? ' Opposite page - Top: The choir relaxes after Keowee Toxaway picnic Middle: Jerry Kennett preaches on the evils of a pool table in the community ( Trouble ) Bottom: Ride the Chariot features the guys This page • Top: Lisa Burnett finds rehearsal tiring Middle left: The choir pauses on suspended balcony at Dalton ' s First Presbyterian Church Middle right: Dr Gaines raps with choir members on the bus Bottom left: Dr. Gaines is swept off his feel by enthusiastic choir members Bottom right: Choir leads worship service at First Presbyterian Church, Spartanburg. 149 A Series Assemblies A Series Assemblies . . . attendance required . . . convocation . . . Kate Millett . . . Buckminster Fuller . . . Frederick Wiseman . . . Louis Patrick . . . Carlos Sanchez . . . Awards Day . . . 11:30 a. m. second Tuesday in every month - Belk Auditorium ... a variety of presentations. Top left: Buckminster Fuller talks about his many inventions in an ad- dress to the student body Tuesday, October 14. Top right: Dean W. Colvard, Chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, ad- dresses the student body at convo- cation. Bottom: The faculty gathers on stage for the first Assembly of the year - convocation - held August 26, 1975. 150 Top left: Kate Milletl discusses the history of sexual behavior in Western literature at Assembly September 9 Top right: Flamenco classical guitarist Carlos Sanchez per- forms at Assembly in March. Bottom left: Filmmaker Frederick Wiseman addresses the student body, and explains his unique filming techniques, at the A Series Assembly hfid in November. Bottom right: Rev. H. Louis Patrick, the Staley Foundation Lecturer, speaks to PC students on the subject of coping with pressure. 151 B Scries Assemblies B Series Assemblies . . . many different kinds of presentations . . . Hamlet . . . Freiburg Baroque Soloists . . . John Osman . . . Wiseman films . . . Choir concerts . . . Theatre presentations . . . Cavalcade of American Theatre . . . Prague Chamber Orchestra . . . Charlie Byrd jazz quartet . . . student attendance required at three programs each semester. Top: A scene from the New Shakespeare Company ' s production oi Hamlet at Belk Auditorium, October 21; Bottom left: Barbara Blegen, a pianist who per- formed at PC for an Assembly October 20; Bottom right: The Freiburg Baroque Soloists perform at the B Series Assembly on November 4. 152 Top lef(: Two of the National Players sing as they present Cavalcade of American Theatre to a B Series Assembly January 20. Top right: The Freiburg Baroque Soloists take curtain call. Bottom: Many memorable songs were performed by the National Players during Cavalcade of American Theatre 153 Bands, Dances, Concerts Several school-wide bands, dances and concerts . . . Homecoming - Lori Jacobs and Timberline on Friday night, Swamp Fox on Saturday night . . . Welcome Back Dance held in Greenville Dining Hall in January . . . Midwinter Weekend - City Council provided entertainment . . . many good performances. Top: Timberline plays at Belk Auditorium Friday night, and helps to get to Homecoming festivities off to a good start. Bottom left: Lori Jacobs gives exceptional concert at Belk Auditorium Friday night of Homecoming weekend. Bottom right: Saturday night of Homecoming, entertainment is provided by Swamp Fox in Greenville Dining Hall. 154 155 Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities And Colleges Who ' s Who for 1976 are (left to right): Top: Jean McGregor, Joey Trice; Bottom left: Jamie Metcalf, Leta Meole, Bill Walter; Bottom right; Brillo Lawton, Tom Duncan, Theodosia Rogers. 158 Who ' s Who for 1976 - (left to nght): Top left: Ginger Ellis, Sally Kiker, Raymond Lloyd: Top right: Curtis Wilson, Mary Walkup, Bottom left: Wayland Harkey, Beth Connor; Bottom right: Leanne Autry, Bee Carlton, Martha Johnson. 159 Seniors Class of 76 A new idea ■ candid pictures . . . many different locations . . . cow pastures . . . dean ' s office ... by trees, in trees ... on a sailboat . . . end result - one exhausted photographer. Blanche Harriet Able Saluda, S C. Ronald Joseph Allen Clinton, S. C. V Judy Deal Birdsong David Evans Bailenger Greenville, S. C. Catherine Turner Bell Laurens. S. C. Bonnie Elizabeth Breen Decatur, Ga. Lawrence Alan Breen Augustus Truesdell Brinson Keid Caldwell Evelyn Jane Celley Asheville, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Susan Carol Condra Wilmington, Del. Chdrlolte, N. C. Jonathan Robert Davis Atlanta. Ga. Kenneth Roger Davis Easley, S. C. Michael Robert Dunn Laurinburg, N. C. Nathaniel Jeffords Dye Atlanta, Ga. Emory Clay Dykes Dalton, Ga. Anderson Cabell Early, III Ginger Cynthia Ellis Greenville, S. C. John Kenneth Erwin Spartanburg, S. C. Martha Estelle Evans Elloree, S. C. Upblm- Lane Fallaw Clinton. S. C, Charles Henry Fant York, S. C. immie An Gault Clinton. S. C. Susan Matthei ' . Gay Atlanta. Ga. Harmolyn Geiger Anderson, S. C. ara Douglas Gibbs Gastonia, N. C. William L. Gleason d - Springfield, Va. Jay Tresca Golden Jacksonville. Fla. ilizabeth Gibbs Goodwin N. Augusta, S. C. Cynthia Lou Gosnell n M Sheryl Ann Grady Fernandina Beach, Fla. Spartanburg, S. C. Paul Daniel Greer. Jr. Augusta, Ga. Cynthia Ann Gray N. Augusta, S. C. Carl Elmore Griffin Thomason, Ga Patricia E. Griset Asheuille, N. C. Susan Marguerite Guilliams Atlanta.Ga. fci ' T J I HB ■ jPSm IeI m IV « 3 f c_ 1 n 1 i (La t 1 H ' T| f i • I 1 K .. ■ jj i i r Jofin C, Hall William E. Hale Lookout Mt., Ga. mW Atlanta, Ga Patricia Anne Hall Atlanta, Ga Samuel Lee Hanchev Tampa. Fla. Rodney Jack Hardeman Greenville, S. C. Paul Wayland Harkey ' U Ann Hughey Harrison Anderson, S. C. Greenville, S. C. Cameron Thompson Harvin Sumter, S. C. Gary Parker Hearn Anderson, S. C. Gail Lea Heaton Thomasville, Ga. Kim Lowell Hellenga Toccoa, Ga. Laurens, S. C. Robert E. Hiers Walter Hoyle Hill Macon, Ga. Kay Ellen Jackson Ncwiand, N. C. Cheryl Diane Jay Savannah. Ga IBlAc y Mark Lawrence Jolly Michael Gross Jolly Denmark, S. C. Julius Traylor 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. Sally Lou Kiker Elberton, Ga. James Thomas Kluttz Laurens, S. C. Gregory Ennis Loskoski Anderson. S. C. Douglas Royce Lown Lithonid, Ga George Franklin Lynch Cl.nion, S. C Judith Anne MacMillan Atlanta, Ga. B- 1 ' ' --« -4, ' -.--f - , - ,.i ito««- ,, 1 Harold Alan Mahy Fountain Inn, S. C. Robert Glen Masche Mt. Pleasant, S. C, John Timothy McCorkle Greenville, S. C. Steven Alexander McDougall Columbia, S. C. Henry Broadus McGill Greenu Jean Ann McGregor Hopkins, S. C. Dwight E. H. Mclnua Myrtle Beach, S. C. Lucien Ellis McKce Clinton, S. C Herbert McKeithan III Laurinburg, N. C. Rebecca Lynn McKeown Chester, S. C- Gary C. McKinney Greenville, S. C. Susan Coleman McNair Pacolet, S. C Robert Thomas McLean Maitland. Fla. Ruthanne DeVore McNaii Aiken, S. C. .eta Theresa Meole Ellcnton, Ga. James Crawford Melcall, Jr C Kenneth L Milton Greenwood, S.C. Samuel William Moore, Jr. Chester, S. C. Brent Miller Morehouse Florence, S, C. David Town Morris Jamestown, R. I William Lmwood Mullen Joanne Nickels Beaufort, S. C. Spartanburg, S. C. Elsie Judith Nelson Columbia, S C Chrisann M. Nussbaumer Massillon, Oh. Ned Patrick Odom West Palm Beach, Fla. Jerry Wayne O ' Neal Chattanooga, Tenr i Welton O ' Neal Forsyth, Ga. Anna P. O ' Qumn Columbia, S. C Sheila Ruth Petty Greenville, S. C. Jane C. Phibbs Greenville, S. C. Mary Katherine Pilcher Marietta, Ga. Linda Prince Landrum, S. C. Wendell Robert Ramsey III Brooks, Ga Beverly Lorraine Rector Ml. Pleasant, S C. Clark Olin Riddle Greenville, S. C. Eric Garth Riggins Greenville, S. C. William Keith Ritter Darlington, S. C. Gloria B. Robinson Clinton, S. C. Jean Theodosia Rogers Atlanta, Ga. Thomas Davis Sanders Clinton S. C. Karen Ann Sandt Savannah, Ga. Paul Jackson Shields Scotland Neck, N. C. Julie Ann Sibilsky Milledgeville G David Michael Sexton Red Oak, Ga. i 3 BBSS UWU 1 Lou Ellen Slough Landis, N. C. Graham Barnett Simpson Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Veda Lynne Smith Florence, S C Linda Jane Spaunburgh Aiken. S C. Donald Earl Stelling Greenville, S. C. Douglas While Stewart A illiam M. Stewart Blowing Rock, N. C. Douglas Allyn Stone Stockton, Calif. Brooks Ryan Stuckey Bishopviile, S. C. ferry Michael Sutherland Amelia Thompson Linuille Falls, N. C. Barbara Shawn Sweat Ormond Beach, Fla. Laurens, S. C. Mary Elizabeth Taylor Cross Anchor, S. C, Janet Looper Tindall Woodruff, S. C. Larry William Veatch Mary HuriKks Walkup Whiteville. N C. William Russell Waller Charleston, W V Carmen Dalavallade Wannamaker Pacolel. S. C. . 4 %:.jl { , Becky Gardner Wentworih Winter Park, Fla Anna Irene White Fort Mill, S. C Cathy Ann White rn Elbert Newton Whitmire Athens, Ga. Leonard W. Willis Bainbridge, Ga. Jane Ann Yarborough Clinton, S. C Anna Delores Yelton Clinton, S. C. Robert Edward Yawn Thomasuille, Ga. Juniors Class of 77 Tommy Eldred Addison Clinton, S. C. George Thomas Alexander Thomasville, N. C. Margaret Lee Alien Atlanta, Ga. Antonio Angel Bogota, Colombia, S. A. Eddie Jackson Ard Manchester, Ga. James Robert Armentrout Tho masville, N. C. Mary Ellen Arnold Greenwood, S. C. Mary Graham Arrington Clemson, S. C. William Timothy Askew West Point, Ga. Basil Wayne Atwood Charleston, S. C. James Clarence Ballew, Jr. Columbia, S. C. Robert Edwin Bass Florence, S. C. 182 Elizabeth Hamilton Beaty Clinton, S. C. Ora Frances Bcchtler West Columbia, S C. Richard Whittemore Bell Stone Mountain, Ga. Richard Philip Birmingham Yorkton, Sascatchewan, Canada Gary Lamar Black Decatur, Ga. Ernest Joel Bowen Pickens, S. C. Debra Ann Bowick Easley, S. C. William Luther Bowick Easley, S. C. Russell O ' Neill Bowling Whitmire, S. C. Anne L. Bradford Decatur, Ga. Lisa Rene Bradford Decatur, Ga. Lee E. Brinson Hartwell, Ga. Gregory Bcrton Briscoe Marietta, Ga. Shannon Lee Brooks Augusta, Ga. Charles Dennis Broome Lockhart, S. C. Jerry Lee Broome Blackshear, Ga. Thomas Jackson Brown, Jr. Dalton, Ga. Laurel L Bryan Arlington, Va. Lisa Ann Burnette Marietta, Ga. Robin Mark Byars Cayce, S. C. 183 George Mills Camp, Jr. Hartsville, S. C. Marsha Carol Campbell Ocala, Fla. Marshall Masters Campbell Anderson, S. C. Joye Chapman Cheraw, S. C. William Anthony Chapman Clinton, S. C. Betsy A. Cheues Atlanta, Ga. Stephen Wayne Collins Columbia, S. C. Rock Allen Corley Clinton, S. C. Edna Lee Covington Kingstree, S. C. Susan Patricia Crabill Decatur, Ga. Laura Jul! Craig Summerville, S. C. Kathy Gail Crayton Sumter, S. C. Betty Jane Davis Norway, S. C. Jo-Ann Marie Davis Altamont, N. Y. Deborah Anne Dickenson Auusta, Ga. Jane Maxwell Drake Greenville, S. C. Robert M. Edens Columbia, S. C, Allen M. Edwards Kingstree, S. C. Ruby Penny Elliott Buffalo, S. C. Lillian Susan Estes Union, S. C. 184 Robert Aaron Eudy Simpsonuille, S. C. Ronald Lyn Evans Effingham. S C. Rachel Elizabeth Fleming Greenville, S. C. David Scott Fortune Ashtabula, Ohio Mary Cook Fortune Laurens, S. C. David Arthur Fowler Greenville. S. C. Andrew Frederick Freeland. Jr. Batesburg. S. C. Karen Rogers French Clinton. S. C Patricia Anne Caddy Dillon. S. C. Mollie Killian Glover Clinton, S. C. Michael Joey Glymph Greenville, S. C. Dennis Nelson Griffin Brevard, N. C. 185 Bruce Scott Grover Staunton, Va. Julian Decherd Guess Union, S. C. John Douglas Hackett Greenwood, S. C. Mildred G. Hansell Decatur, Ga. Susan Grace Harmon Atlanta, Ga. Cheryl Lynne Harrison Taylors, S. C. Amy Elizabeth Harris Laurens, S. C. Susan Nickles Harrill Bennettsville, S. C. 186 ' . titojil.i -E w r 1 ) Marion Williams Hodges Atlanta, Ga. John Mark Hopkins Atlanta, Ga. Johnny C. Holland Laurens, S. C. Joe Leake Holcotnbe Clinton, S. C. Martha Ann Houston Savannah, Ga. Jan L. Howe North Augusta, S. C. James R. Hudson, Jr. Winnsboro, S. C. Peter Bruce Huff Clinton, S. C. Anne Phillips Hungerford Greer, S. C. Allen Garlington Hunt Cedartown, Ga. Catherine Jane Hyatt Atlanta, Ga. Chudi Ogo Ifeacho Clinton, S. C. 187 James Edward Jennings, Jr. Atlanta, Ga. Horace Keith Johnson Isle of Palms, S. C. Joseph Franklin Jordan Greenville, S. C. Johnnie Belinda Kennedy Laurens, S. C. Jerry W. Kennett Union, S. C. Cynthia Irene Kimball Charlotte, N. C. William Aaron King Belton, S. C. Cassandra E. Kinney Danielsville, Ga. Matthew William Kortrey Washington, Ga. Constance Marie Laughridge Laurens, S. C. Judith Marie Lewis Mt. Pleasant, S. C. Robert S. Link, Jr. Floyd, Va. Henry Thomas Little, Jr. Greenville, S. C. Roxann Loner BIythewood, S. C. Lynn Estes Longino Dublin, Ga. Elizabeth Anne Lounsbury Milledgeville, Ga. Phyllis Susan Lyda Greenville, S. C. Samuel Edward Mattison Laurens, S. C. Clarence Alexander McArthur Rock Hill, S. C. Thomas Kelly McGee Chapin, S. C. 1 88 Mara Maureen McGill Greenville, S. C. Susan Ann Mclntire Greenville, S. C Lillian Mcintosh Kingstree. S. C. Cliff Hill McLeod Sumter, S. C. Angus Gilbert Medlin Bennettsville, S. C. Joseph Joel Mercer, Jr. Cordele, Ga. Noland Meyers Greenville, S. C. Bryan Hoover Mickle Atlanta, Ga. James Thompson Morton Lancaster, S. C. Mark Thomas Nelson Apopka, Fla. Roger Ezra Newton Andrews, S. C. Linda DcWitt Oliver Charlotte, N. C. William Reed Owens Atlanta, Ga. William Watson Parker Cades, S C. Patncia Elizabeth Pease Atlanta, Ga. David Thomas Penland Simpsonville, S. C. Richard Allison Phinney Laurens, S. C. Margaret Tara Pickens Greenville, S. C. Lynda Pillsbury Rockville. Maryland Clifford Cully Poslon Thomson, Ga. 189 Virginia Dale Poston Johnsonville, S. C. David Edwin Pratt Birmingham, Ala. Susan Ellen Pressau Clinton, S. C. John Edward Preston, Jr. Columbia, S. C. Mary Ann Quarterman Savannah, Ga. Lola Evalyn Randall Washington, Ga. John Alexander Reynolds Greenville, S. C. Judith Claire Reynolds Sumter, S. C. Susan Carson Reynolds Greenville, S. C. Carol A. Rollins Greenville, S. C. Carol Lee Rogers Clinton, S. C. William Alvin Roof Columbia, S. C. 190 v : 1 nil Karen Anne Rowell Andrews, S. C. Jennifer Leigh Rudder Greenville, S. C. Jody G. Salmon Summerville, S. C. Alum Durand Sewell Forsyth, Ga. Wanda Kay Shealy Joanna, S. C. Richard Alan Shirley Anderson, S. C. Sandy A Shockley Decatur, Ga. Kimberly A. Shurburtt Spartanb urg, S. C. Jean Truesdale Stone Greenville, S. C. Lu Ann Stone Fountain Inn, S. C. Cynthia E. Stnckland Morrow, Ga. William Paschall Tatum. Jr. Atlanta, Ga. Joyce Brown Taylor Laurens, S. C. Daniel Lee Tillman Cheraw, S. C. John M. Templeton Gastonia, N. C. Benjamin F, Tipton Greenville, S. C. Johnny Madison Tramel Pacolet, S. C David Edgar Tnbble Columbia, S, C. Lon C. Tnce Dawson, Ga. Charles Richard Tucker Forest Park, Ga. 191 Philip A. Tukey Spartanburg, S. C. Andrew Aaron Tweito Columbia, S. C. Jasper Brabliam Vam Bamberg, S. C. Kathryn E. Vickery Hartwell, Ga. Melville Blaine Walker Ocala, Fla. Anita Lynn Wallace Atlanta, Ga. John Ward Weiss Montgomery, Ala. Thomas Early Whitaker Greenville, S. C. Mary Elizabeth Whittemore Dalton, Ga. Walter Winston Wilfong Athens, Ga. Margaret Gail Wilkes Clinton, S. C. Thomas Austin Wilson Columbia, S. C. Janet Ellen Witt Holly Hill, S. C. James Richard Woodward Greer, S. C. Marion Hay Wyman Aiken, S. C. Beth Goodwin Young Whitmire, S. C. Jerelyn S. Zander Charleston, S. C. 192 Sophomores Class of 78 James Fermin Amatriain Dunwoody, Ga. Charis Mechele Amick Leesville, S. C. Cathy Anderson Greenwood, S. C. Patti Jeane Anderson Clarkesuille, Ga. Eleanor C. (Mimi) Armstrong Greenville, S. C. John Andrew Arnold North Augusta, S. C. Cathie Irene Ashe Clinton, S. C. Samuel Herbert Baker Sumter, S. C. Clyde Bruce Baldwin Tucker, Ga. Martha Virginia Balfour Thomasville, Ga. Larry Garner Ballard Goose Creek, S. C. Wanda Hayes Barksdale Clinton, S. C. Arthur Barry Baughman Abbeville, S. C. Harold Maurice Beasley Atlanta, Ga. Archie Wayne Beaty Abbeville, S. C. 194 Cathy Rose Beaty Rock Hill, S. C. Carlos D. Behar Bogota, Colombia, S.A. Deborah Jean Bell Williston, S. C. David George Berry Columbia. S. C. William Grady Berry Blackville, S. C. Richard Anthony Blackmon Sumter, S. C. Linda Jane Blake Atlanta, Ga. Kennie Boone Nashville, Tenn. Susan Carol Bradley Whitmire, S. C. John Parks Brigman Columbia, S. C. Susan Kay Brinkmann Spartanburg, S. C. Stephen Rucker Buchanan Jacksonville, Fla. Lana Sue Bundrick Laurens, S. C. Lonnie Joe Burgess Birmingham, Al. John William Burnside, Jr. Columbia, S. C. Kimberly Anne Cameron Clinton, S. C, Brenda Campbell Clinton. S. C. Susan Campbell Clinton. S. C. Lawrence Arthur Cannon Clinton, S. C. William Corbett Cannon Clinton, S. C. Stephen Brooks Churm Canton, N. C Deb Ann Clark Bristol, Tenn. Linda Carolyn Clark North Augusta, S. C. Melody Jean Co€ Tucker, Ga. James S. Colvard Pikeviile, Tenn. John Adams Cone Thomasville, Ga. Alice June Copes van Hasselt Spartanburg, S. C. Gary Wallace Corley Clinton, S. C. Rebecca Lynne Corley West Columbia, S. C. Barry Earl Cox Loris, S. C. 195 Claude Adair Crocker Clinton, S. C. Keith Chandler Davis Charleston, S. C. Linda Diane Deane Easley, S. C. Theodore Mark Dragich Cambridge, Md. Bradford A. Durham Columbia, S. C. M. Carol Eddings Atlanta, Ga. Al C. Edwards II Greenville, S. C. Sue Carpenter Ehling Greenville, S. C. David Walton Elliott Stone Mountain, Ga. Janet Marie Etchison Alpharetta, Ga. Kent Towles Everett Atlanta, Ga. Rhea Anthony Paris Rock Hill, S. C. Miles Hamilton Ferguson West Point, Ga. William Robert Floyd, Jr. Chester, Va. Karolyn Ann Freeman Oberursel, Germany 196 Avery Skinner Fullerton Jacksonville, Fla. Elizabeth Reancs Galloway Rock Hill, S. C. Juliana Gambrcll Greenville, S. C. Susan Elaine Gardner Ashland. Va. Norman Gilbert Gibson Waycross, Ga Mike Edward Gill Columbia, S. C. Cyrus S. Goodyear Brunswick, Ga Lucy Kennedy Graybill Columbia, S. C. Jarrell Keith Green Jackson, S. C. Susan Simpson Grube Clinton, S. C. Samuel Andrew Hagen Abbeville, S. C. Thelon Ashmore Hamby Columbus, Ga. Martin Leslie Hammill Athens, Ga. Stuart Morris Hardman Lantana, Fla. Joseph G. Hay Thomasville, Ga. 197 Lisa Kaye Heaton Thomasville, Ga. Barry Keith Henderson Gainesville, Fla. Shelby Jean Hewitt Hartsuille, S. C. John Randall Hoggle Georgetown, S. C. Linda Catherine Holt Chattanooga, Tenn. Mary Winiferd Holt Loris, S. C. Walter Brian Holwell Quitman, Ga. William Andrew Horton Spartanburg, S. C. Thomas D. Houston Ludowici, Ga. Jane Walton Hudson Greenville, S. C. Regina Marie Hurley Aiken, S. C. Terry E. lusti Cross Hill, S. C. Karen Lynn Jackson Atlanta, Ga. Cyril Joseph Jones Hilton Head Island, S. C. Robert Neil Keith Abbeville, S. C. Joseph Whitner Kennedy Hickory, N. C. Sanford Byron Keyes Greenville, S. C. Louie William King Atlanta, Ga. Rebecca Ann Lamar Mt. Pleasant, S. C. Connie Linn Lane Allendale, S. C. Elizabeth Jane Lee Columbia, S. C. Charlotte Lehn Clinton, S. C. Robert Lindsay Lewis, Jr. Spartanburg, S. C. Crawford Carnahan Lipsey Lexington, Ky. John Timothy Love Piedmont, S. C. James Guthrie Lown Lithonia, Ga. Betty Lynn Lybrand Greenville, S. C. Amy Patricia Manning Decatur, Ga. Benjamin Rushton Matthews Darlington, S. C. 198 . ■BKk, W . James Robert May Saluda, S. C. Ralph Carlyle McBnde Greenville. S- C. Robert Anders McCall Winter Park, Fla. William James McCollum Thomasuille, Ga. Stephen Rice McCuen Belton, S. C. Christie Dell McKenzie Fountain Inn, S. C. Milner W. McNeely Mt. Ulla, N. C. Rita Gale Medlock Greenville, S. C. Deborah Eva Meeks Perry, Ga. Sara Jane Milford Greenville, S. C. Wayne Thomas Miller Smyrna, Ga. Mark Eugene Mitchell Cornelia, Ga. Paul Edward Moye West Columbia, S. C. Maryellen Slough Mulkcy Rock Hill, S C. Craig Davis Murray Atlanta, Ga. 199 Elizabeth Kaye Neal Piedmont, S. C. Pamela Ann Newsome Atlanta, Ga. Jill Marie Nichols Charleston, S. C. Ward Thompson Northrup Tazewell, Va. Lee James Padgett West Columbia, S. C. Lynn L. Partington Naples, Fla. Richard Clifford Patrick Atlanta, Ga. Elliott Pauling Elloree, S. C. James Irvin Philmon Rockuille, Md. Margaret Carolyn Pittman Spartanburg, S. C. Ernest Eric Porter Columbia, S. C. Dale Marion Provenzano Powder Springs, Ga. Christine Hunt Reid Woodruff, S. C. Jeffrey Graham Reynolds Trenton, S. C. Dan B. Ribble Atlanta, Ga. 200 Dean Pratter Robinson Columbia, S. C. Paul Fletcher Rush Timmonsuille, S. C. Nancy Alexandra Sanderson Huntington, N, Y. James Russell Satterfield Clinton, S. C Daniel Wesley Scarborough Baxley, Ga. Vivian Margaret Scroggs West Point, Ga. Susan Jean Sexton Greenville, S. C. David Gary Shaddrix Charleston, S. C. Charles Michael Shepherd Jacksonville, Fla. Glenn Walace Simmons Clinton, S. C. William Neil Sinclair Laurinburg, N. C. William Edward Sizemore Augusta, Ga. Anthony Brian Smith Polaer, S. C Allan Richard Smith Seneca. S. C. Coke Bascom Smith III Duluth, Ga. Sally Smoak Miami, Fla. Steve G. Spruill Cornelia, Ga. Alan Mitchell Stegall Greenville, S. C. Lewis Voyne Stepp Dillon, S. C Carol Elizabeth Stetson Aiken, S. C. Susan Lynn Stevenson Clemson, S. C. Jeffery Mathew Stratlon Rock Hill. S C Robert Michael Strickland Gainesville, Ga. Joy Ann Suber Whitmire, S. C. Alan Wilson Teague Greenville, S. C. Albert Patrick Thomas, Jr Lexington, S. C. Jane Allison Thomas Stone Mountain. Ga Robet Davis Thompson Oianta, S. C. William G. Tippins Dunwoody, Ga. Fred Cortez Trammel Laurens, S. C. 201 Tara Jeanne Trimble Chamblee, Ga. Laurie Tymeson Miami, Fla. B. Lynn Tyner Darlington, S. C. Jeffery Darrell Van Lear N. Miami, Fla. Gregg Walker Columbia, S. C. James Vaughn Walton Palm Beach, Fla. Mark Tristram Wansley Greenville, S. C. Blake Lanier Watts Hickory, N. C. Karl Derek Wessinger Clinton, S. C. Kevin Laroy Williams Morrow, Ga. John Knight Williams, Jr. Atlanta, Ga. Margaret Marian Williams Greenville, S. C. Judith Lynn Williamson Union, S. C. Michael Wayne Wilson Waycross, Ga. Tricia S. Woodson Ft. Bcnning, Ga. Michael Lynn Wooten Joanna, S. C. Henry Burns Workman Clinton, S. C. Brenda Kaye Wright Columbia, S. C. Lucy Ann Wright Spartanburg, S. C. Megumi Yukawa Kobe, Japan Michiko B. Yukawa Kobe, Japan 202 Freshmen Class of 79 Craig Horger Allen Columbia, S. C Robert Leonard Amick Leesville, S. C. Robert Matthew Aspinall Miami. Fla. Jerry Lee Ayers, Jr. Rock Hill. S C Michael D. Bailey Manchester. Ga. Augusta Elizabeth Black Atlanta. Ga. Lisa Claire Black Johnston, S. C. Stacy Lee Blankenship College Park, Ga. Michelle Ann Blyzes Beaufort. S. C- Cathy Elise Boyd Summerville S. C, Robbin A. Brackett Charleston. S. C Amy Theresa Brackney Orlando, Fla, Susan Frances Bragg Whitmire, S. C. James Larry Bridges Greenville. S. C Daniel Hall Brooks Atlanta, Ga, Phillip Doddridge Buie Denmark. S. C Belinda Carol Bullard Charleston. S. C. Debra Kathleen Burnsidt Columbia, S C Terry Ann Cain Columbus, Ga, Jeannine Karen Callahan Columbia. S, C, Scotty M, Callan Aiken. S. C. Mindy Beth Campbell Birmingham, Ala. Joan Christy Cauble Greenville, S, C. Frank Hutchinson Coleman Spartanburg, S, C. 204 Sandra Jean Collins Rock Hill. S. C. Charles Sligh Commander Florence. S C Beau O. Connell Greenville. S. C. Alicia Beth Conners Augusta, Ga Tommy Cumming Connolly Augusta. Ga. Stephen Eugene Connor Charleston. S, C Daniel Olm Cook Hampton, S C John Stewart Copeland Abbeville. S C James Stanley Couey Dublin. Ga Mary Claire Cowsert Macon. Ga James Albert Cox. Jr Gaslonia, N C Susan Ann CraiArford Atlanta. Ga James Cree Jacob Tampa. Fla James Vernon Crook Candler. N C John Marshall Crowe Rocky Mount. N C Gregory L Davies Severna Park. Md Robert Hepburn Davis Summerton, S C James Eric Day Chamblee. Ga Mark H Dees Atlanta. Ga Cathy L DeLoach Beaufort. S C Willtam Mahon Dendy III Greenville, S C Randy Michael Dickerson Decatur, Ga Paul Thomas Dixon North Augusta. S C Thurston Otis Dodgens Easlcy. S C John Boylslon Dorch Willislon S C Tara Dormmy Waycross, Ga Dianne Rose Doudoukjiai Columbia. S C C Cline Drum Sumter, S C John Thomas Durden Tuin City. Ga Virginia C Ecksline Macon. Ga Samuel Fulton Ervm FlorerKe, S C Nancy Mane Ettenger Spartanburg. S. C. Paula Ann Farns York. S C David Wayne Finch Sumler. S C Phil M Fleming Uwrencevilie. Ga Mary Lenard Flynn Wiliiamston, S C Mary Gwynn Fraser Hinesville. Ga Sharon Gail Fredrick Summerville. S C Grace Bzabeth Gage Clemson. S C Morns Monroe Galloway, Jr. Decatur, Ga James Allen Gaston Carrollton. Ga Nina M Gault Fountain Inn. S C Carol Venise Gellys York. S C Joan Walker Gibbons Dtllon. S C Cynthia Anita Gibson Columbus. N C Dixie Louise Gibson Rorence. S C Andrew Gibson Athens. Ga David B Gosseit Easlcy. S C Willi 205 Alan Wayne Green Clinton, S. C. Deborah Lynn Green Whitmire. S. C, Judy Green ViUaRica. Ga. Michael Carl Green Canton. N. C. Jane Angel Gregory Dalton. Ga. Cynthia Ann Gunter Greenville. S. C. M. Elizabeth Gwinn Greenville. S. C. Laura Jean Hall Atlanta. Ga. Susie Carroll Hall Camden, S- C. Randy Brown Hallman Clinton. S. C. Robert Lee Hare Statesville. N. C. Barry Wallace Harley Batesburg, S. C Julia Karen Harrington Columbia, S. C Robert Dillard Harvey Atlanta. Ga. Aian Forrest Hayes Lake View, S. C Chnstina Joyce Hembree Greenville. S. C, Amy Nancy Herd Greenville, S. C, Harry Eugene Hicklin Rock Hill, S. C. William Charles Hilgerson College Park, Ga David Lee Hill New Ellenton, S. C, Rebecca Marceline Hilton Charleston, S. C John Uoyd Holder Villa Rica. Ga Edmund Franks Holmes Johnston. S. C. Susan Ann Holmgreen Augusta, Wi. Richard Davis Hood Columbia, S. C. Robin Mather Hood Columbia. S. C, Claude Wayne Houser Charleston. S. C. John August Huff III Lutz, Fla. Andrea Lee Howard Spartanburg, S. C. Armstrong Jolly Howard Darlington, S. C, 206 William Leoward Houiard Doraville. Ga Glenn Russell Hunsinger Welilord. S, C- Laura Coleman Jacobs Clinton. S C- C David Jarrell Pensacola. Fla Gram Collon Jaquilh St Petersburg. Fla Allen G Jay Aiken. S C Philip Gregory Johns Decatur, Ga Deborah Annette Johnson Mauldin. S. C. Richard Anthony Jones Lodge. S C Brenda Sue Jones Charleston. S C Laurence Maxwell Jones Robert Eugene Jones Burton. S C Sheryl Lynne Jones Simpsonville. S C. David Charles Jordan Conway. S C. Mark B Kallz Edgefield. S C. Susan Celeste Kelley Harlsviile. S C Karen Lee King Clinton, S- C. Anna Elizabeth Lamer Kings Mtn , N. C. Molly Kate Lariscy Syivama. Ga. Fred Vaughan Lcgg Ga.r lle. Ga Stephen Richard Leonard Greenv ille. S C James Thomas Leopard Anderson. S C Jennifer Ann Lewis LaGrange. Ga Leonard Gary Lewis Cornelia. Ga Robert Joseph Lindsay Benr eitsville. S C James Lee Ltion Clover. S C, Caroline Jane Love Woodruff. S C. Margari ' i Gwendolyn Machen Lyrrxan. S C Beniamin Edison Mareii Rock Hill. S C James J Marks, Jr Savannah. Ga 207 Pierce E- Marks Edgefield. S, C, James Marion Martin Laurens. S C Richard William Martin Jonesviile. S C Sara Catherine Martin Columbia. S C Mary Mills McAlister Greenville, S. C. Robert Ian McCaslin Clinton, S. C. 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S- C John Robert Odum Decatur, Ga Timothy Jason Olds Dalton, Ga James Bruce Ollis Launnburg. N C. Frank Vinton Eidson Owen West Palm Beach. Fla. Nancy Lee Pace Sylvania. Ga. Chnslopher Lee Page Lake View, S C Lisa Mane Pantaze Atlanta. Ga Alice Vaughn Parker Catherine Alice Patterson Dublin, Ga Lauren Jean Payne Atlanta. Ga. Lawrence Mills Peebles Decatur, Ga iuzanne Shingler Pendergrass Greenwood. S. C- Martin Andrew Phillips Canton. N C. Clendon Paul Raines Aiken. S C Anne Uzabeth Reed Greenville, S C Major Dye Reid Chester. S C Cynthia Gail Reiiz St Louis, Mo Richard Daryl Rentz Miami Springs, Fla Eugene Myles Richie Mia . Fla William David Roberts Simpsonville. S, C. Julie Ann Robinson Sylvania. Ga. Paul Oldfield Robinson St Augustine. Ra, Pam Jane Rodgers Greenville. S C William Jack Sadler Atlanta, Ga Clynch T SaJley Hanahan. S C Lsa C Salnwn Summcrville. S C Charles Martin Satterfield Clinton. S C Cheryl Jo Sawyer Greenville. S C Janet Rhea Schilling Piedmont, S C. 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S, C, i2 ' .. 210 211 I mm I ■ ' f ' ■ ■ ■ 1 Congratulations and Best Wishes from M. S. BAILEY SON, BANKERS SERVING THE CLINTON AREA SINCE 1886 214 D. E. TRIBBLE COMPANY Serving Clinton with quality building materials since 7894 Phone 833-2134 Clinton, S. C. ROBERTS DRIVE-IN A Nice Place To Go for Good Things to Eat 833-3583 215 WE ARE WHAT WE PROMISE A BEUER PLACE TO WORK SINCE 1896 CUNTON MILLS CBirton, S. C Clint Mills 216 EARL ' S E-Z AAART OPEN 7-11 7 Days a Week • 833-1875 Clinton Office Supply 113 N. Broad St. P. O. Box 238 Clinton, S. C. 29325 SALES, SERVICE REPAIR Adding Machines, Typewriters All Electronic Calculators School Church Supplies ALL ITEMS IN STOCK Furniture Available on Request PYA PEAHCR ' OLNG ANGEL COMPANY ' e COMSOUO nD KXX COMPA fV • RtSPONSM TO CONSUMtR AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Anchor SUPPLY CO.. INC. WHOLESALE DISTRIBLTORS PLUMBING • HEATING • INDUSTRIAL • WATER SYSTEMS Hickory. Boone. Hendersonville N C Clinton. S C 21 SOUTHERN FOODS, INC. Box 5067 Greenville, S. C. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CLINTON, SOUTH CAROLINA 2932S Restaurant featuring Prime Ribs of Beef, au jus SHEALY ' S FLORIST Flowers Especially For You Jacobs Highway Clinton, South Carolina — We Wire Flowers — Center Service Station TEXACO PRODUCTS BUDDY CHRIS 218 Compliments of JOHNSON BROTHERS MARKET CLINTON, S. C. 833-2422 BALDWIN MOTOR CO. Ford and Mercury Parts and Service North Broad Street Telephone 833-1050 CLINTON, SOUTH CAROLINA SUNSHINE CLEANERS Laundry and Dry Cleaning SANITONE CERTIFIED MASTER DRY CLEANERS Phone 833-1492 Clinton, South Carolina CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. Publishers -:- Printers -:- Stationers Phone 833-0541 — 833-0542 513 North Broad St. Clinton, South Carolina H. D. PAYNE AND COMPANY PHONE 833-0783 Distributors of TEXACO PETR OLEUM PRODUCTS FIRESTONE TIRES TUBES Dealers in GENERAL ELECTRIC HOME APPLIANCES Sales - Service 219 First National Bank of South Carolina Clinton, S.C. 220 YOUNG ' S PHARMACY Clinton ' s Complete Pharmacy Near PC Jacobs Hwy. ' tJ ' iO.J; BANTAM CHEF West Main Street Clinton, S. C. PHONE 833-4380 Sun.-Thurs. 9 a.m. -11 p.m. Fri. Sat. Open Til 12:45 Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Milk Shakes, Banana Sp i ' ts, Nut Sundaes, Soft Ice Crear Compliments of MUSGROVE INN FOOD LODGING Clinton, S. C. Phone (803)833-5100 221 Citizens rsBERAz avings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION YOUR SAVINGS AND HOME FINANCING CENTER HSiijugil: 203 SOUTH BROAD STREET Clinton, S. C. EQUAL HOUSING LENDER ADAIR ' S .Hetti Shop Clinton. S.C. Phone 833-0138 On fhe Square Since 1937 Best Wishes From HANCOCK POULTRY CORP. . Ridge Spring Highway SALUDA, S. C. SUNNYDALE MEATS, INC. WHOLESALE Gaffney, S. C. Industrial Supply Company Everything in Textile Mill Supplies CLINTON, S. C. 222 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 OhiginAJ- lPabft Blue Ribbon 223 Galaxy Boat Co. Columbia, S. C. 224 , WestPoint PepperelirK ftomcW ind rft nomc mortcx, Cobin Oofl , AlonM ; LoJ«j PrpptKll; Vtllux; • Registered Trademarks of WestPoint Pepperell An equal opportunity employer 225 Breaker 1-9 . . KEEP YOUR OPTIONS OPEN WITH ARMY R.O.T.C. At Presbyterian College! 226 1976 ROTC SENIORS Danny Greer Ronnie Jones Clark Riddle Joey Trice Congratulations to these new Second Lieutenants 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 227 McGEE ' S DRUG STORE CLINTON, S. C. Compare with any other For your complete dairy needs .PET 228 Hamrick ' s Grill North Adair Florida St. 833-441 1 Young ' s Gulf Station Tires Road Service Tubes Accessories CARROLL CHARLES Phone 833-1487 212 N. Broad St. CONGRATULATIONS TO Class of 76 Tom W. Campbell — Manager 229 Compliments ot GILLIAM PROVISION COMPANY WHITEFORD ' S DRIVE-IN 801 S. Broad Street Clinton, S. C. FINE FOOD Bring Your Family Come On Down To Buddy ' s Air Conditioned Cold Beer Color TV HoOOO SANDER ' S Spur Phone 833-3566 BUDDY BURGER Phone 833-4400 Oul of the past, the present . . . out of the earth, the gold, the diamonds, the pearls . . . out of the arts and crafts of antiquity, evolves the opulence of today. 103 E. Pitts Street Clinton, S. C. 230 231 Candidates for Graduation ABLE, BLANCHE HARRIET BS Special Education; Dean ' s List; IntramuraJs; Volunteer Ser- vices: CEC 3. 4. ALLEN. RONALD JOSEPH BA Religion; Volunteer Services: Thomwel! Sunday School Teacher- ASBURY. REUBEN ROGERS, ID BS Special Education; Kappa Alpha Order; Powderpuff Coach. AUTRY. LEANNE BS Biology; Dorm Council, Secretary; Women ' s Council 3; SGA Student Assembly, Academic Affairs Council 3; Webb Scholarship; Volunteer Services: Special Olympics 2, 3, 4, Cardinal Key 3, 4, Vice President 4; SEC 4, F0B4; AIBS 4; Intra- murals. Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who, Dorm Social Committee 3, 4- BALLARD, WILLIAM DONALDSON BS Business Administration, Pi Kappa Phi, BALLENGER, DAVID EDWARD BS Education; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Sigma Nu. BELL, CATHERINE TURNER BS Special Education. BIRDSONG, JUDY DEAL BS Psychology; Volunteer Services: COP 1, Mental Health Aftercare 4, Thornwell Tutor 2,3, Dean ' s List; Psi Chi 3, 4; Sigma Kappa Alpha 3. 4, Intramurals BLANKENSHIP. EARL VAN BUREN, II BA Religion, Athletic Trainer Football and Track; Blue Key; Dean ' s List. Founders ' Scholar. BLY, LYDIA VIRGINIA BA Religion and Fine Arts BOGAN, PATRICIA LYNN BS Mathematics; Choir 3, 4; Founders ' Scholar; Volunteer Services: Thomwell Big Sister 1, 4; Dean ' s List. BOONE, JOSEPH DANIEL JR BA History - Political Science; ROTC. Theta Chi. BORDERS, AMANDA KATHARINE BA Fine Arts, PC Players. Volunteer Services: Thornwell Subsittute House Parent BOYD. NANCY ETHEL BS Sociology; Intramurals BREEN. LAWRENCE ALAN BS Business Administration; Varsity Football; Sigma Nu; Junior Achievement Advisor; Varsity Track. BREEN, BONNIE ELIZABETH BA Fine Arts; FOB 2, 3; CEC 2. 3; Intramurals. BRINSON. AUGUSTUS TRUESDALE BS Social Studies. Kappa Alpha Order; Dean ' s List; Varsity GoK Team L 2. 3. 4, Captam 3, 4, MVP 3. BRITT, JOSEPH EDWARD BA Religion, Baptist Student Union. Coordinator 3. 4; Assist- ant Football Sports Information Director 3, 4; Alpha Sigma Phi, Volunteer Services: Whitten Village Sunday School Teacher 3, 4. BROOME, LARRY WAYNE BS Psychology; Choir 1, 2. 3, 4; Madrigal Singers 3, 4; Dean ' s bst; Psi Chi 3, 4, Faculty bbrary Committee 4; SGA Student Assembly 4, Volunteer Services Cub Scout Leader 2, Sunday School Teacher 2 BROWN, JAMES E BA Religion; PC Players 3, 4, Varsity Track Team 1, 2; Sigma Nu, Lieutenant Commander 4; Volunteer Services; Thornwell Sunday School Teacher, Clinton Soccer Association. CAMERON, BRUCE WILLIAM BA Fine Arts; Varsity Football 1, 2. 3,4; Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4; P C. Players. CARLTON, WILLIAM BEELAND BS Mathematics; PI Kappa Alpha, Vice-President 3, Histonan 4; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Blue Key, Vice Preside nt 4; Varsity Foot ball. Captain 4 CALDWELL, AMY ELIZABETH BS Elementary Education; Dean ' s List- CALDWELL, WILBUR REID BA History; Theta Chi; Dean ' s List. CELLEY, EVELYN JANE BA Fine Arts, Choir 1 , 2, Madngal Singers 2; PC Players 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4, Cardinal Key 3. 4; Women ' s Council 2, Dorm Council 2; Human Relations Council 1; Alston Wilkes Society 4 CONDRA, SUSAN CAROL BA Religion Christian Education; SGA Class Representative 1, Intramurals; Powderpuff Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Dorm Social Com mittce 3, 4. CONNOLLY, DAVID HUGH, JR BS Psychology; Volunteer Services: COP 1, SEC 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 4; Blue Stocking Feature Editor 4; Varsity Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, Psi Chi 2, 3, 4; Pi Kappa Phi. Treasurer 2, FC Representative 3. Histonan 4. CONNOR, MARY BETH BS Psychology; Volunteer Seivices: SPIT 2; Special Olympics 3, Laurens County Memorial Home 4. FOB 4, Chairman 4; Judi- cial Review Board 4; Choir 1; Human Relations Council 3; Alston Wilkes Society 3; SGA Student Assembly 4; Intramurals; Dean ' s List; Varsity Rifle Team 1, 2; SGA Committee Chairman 4; Who ' s Who. COPLEY, VALERE ANN BA History; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Dean ' s List. CORBETT, JOHN ALEXANDER BS Business Administration; Dean ' s List; Sigma Kappa Alpha. CRAWFORD, BRENDA JO BA Social Studies History; Dean ' s List; FOB 3; Whitten Village HEW Program 4; Intramurals; Homecoming Represen- tative 3; ROTC Sponsor 4, Sigma Nu Sweetheart 3. CURRY, RONALD KEITH BS Business Administration; Dean ' s List. DAVIS, JONATHAN ROBERT BA History; FOB 3, 4, Sigma Nu, Histonan 3; Recorder 4; AIBS; Varsity Track Team 1, 2, 4; Karate 3. DAVIS, KENNETH ROGER BS Chemistry; American Chemical Society. DEAL, ROBERT EDWARD BS Business Administration, Theta Chi; Dean ' s List. DICKERSON, SUSAN DIANE BS Special Education, CEC 2, 3, 4; FOB 3; Women ' s Council; Dorm President, Dean ' s List DUNCAN, RONALD THELBERT BS Business Administration, Dean ' s List; Intramurals; Mail- room Clerk 3, 4. DUNCAN, TOM MARVIN BS Special Education, SGA Student Assembly; IFC 2, 3, 4; Volunteer Services: Whitten Village, Coordinator 4, Special Olympics, Coordinator 4; CEC 2, 3, 4; Theta Chi, President 4; Who ' s Who; FOB 4, Chairman 4; Powderpuff Coach 4. DUNN, MICHAEL ROBERT BS Businss Administration; FOB 2; Varsity Football 1; Kappa Alpha Order, No V, 2, 3, 4 DYE, NATHANIEL JEFFORDS BS Social Studies, Varsity Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Pi Kappa Alpha. DYKES, EMORY CLAY BS Psychology; Pi Kappa Phi, President 4, Secretary 3. Choir 1. 2, 3. 4, ROTC 1. 2, Varsity Golf Team 1, 2, 3; IFC EARLY, ANDERSON CABELL, III BA Fine Arts; PC Players 1, 2, 3, 4; SEC 2; Dean ' s List; Alpha Psi Omega, Blue Key; Kappa Alpha Order, ELLIS, GINGER CYNTHIA BS Biology; Volunteer Services: Tutonng Coodinator 2, 3, 4; Judicial Council 3, Student Affairs Council 3. 4. SGA Class Rep- resentative 1. Cardinal Key 3. 4, President 4; AIBS; Who ' s Who; SGA Student Assembly 1. 2, 3. 4. ERWIN. JOHN KENNETH BS Business Administration; SGA Student Assembly 3. 4; IFC 3. 4; Alpha Sigma Phi. President 3. 4. EVANS. MARTHA ESTELLE BS Chemistry; Blue Stocking Staff 1; American Chemical Society FALLAW. DEBBIE LANE BS Mathematics. Dean ' s List FANT. CHARLES HENRY BA English and History; Blue Stocking Staff 3, 4. PARISH. STEVEN LAWRENCE BS Biology, Varsity Football 2,3,4; Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 4; Pi Kappa Alpha 3, 4, Pledge President 3. FAYA, MICHAEL SHERBY BA English, Men ' s Varsity Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4 FLEMING, DONALD DOUGLAS, JR, BS Business Administration; Theta Chi; Varsity Football 1,2,3, GAULT, EMMIE AN BS Elementary Education; Cheerleader 4; Intramurals; Blue Stocking Staff 3 GAY, SUSAN MATTHEWS BS Psychology. Drama 1. 2. 3; PaC SaC Staff 1. 3. 4, Editor 4; Blue Slocking Staff I, 4, Intramurals; SGA Student Assembly; Social Committee Belk Hall 4. SGA Committee 4; Publications GEIGER, HARMOLYN BS Psychology GIBBS. SARA DOUGLAS BS Elementary Education. Women ' s Council 3. 4. Secretary 3. 4; Cheerleader 3. 4; Cardinal Key, Dean ' s List; Homecoming Representative 4, Intramurals GLEASON, WILLIAM LARKIN BA History Religion Philosophy; Volunteer Services: AGAPE 1. 2, Young Life Leader 3. 4; Dean ' s List; Sigma Kappa Alpha, Blue Key GOLDEN, JAY TRESCA BA History Political Science, SGA President 4, Sigma Nu, Student Affairs Council 3, 4, Blue Key GOODWIN, EUZABETH GIBBS BA Religion GOSNELL, CYNTHIA LOU BS Special Education, CEC 1; ROTC Sponsor 2, 4; Home coming Representative 2; Dean ' s List; Intramurals; Dorm Social Committee 3, 4 GRADY SHERYL ANN BA Religion; Choir 3, Madrigals 3; Volunteer Services: Bell St School Tutor 3; Dean ' s List; Cardinal Key; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Intramurals GRADY, STEVEN DAVID BS Business Administration. GRAY, CYNTHIA ANN BA History; Dean ' s List. GREER, PAUL D., JR. BA History Political Science; ROTC, Commander, Company A, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Kappa Alpha. GRIFFIN, CARL ELMORE BS Psychology, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4. GRISET, PATRICIA EARLENE BS Religion; Choir 3; PaC SaC Staff 4; SEC 4. GUILLIAMS, SUSAN MARGUERITE BS Elementary Education; Intramurals. Dorm Social Com- mittee 3. 4; Homecoming Representative 3; ROTC Sponsor. HALE. WILLIAM EDWARD III BS Business Administration; Theta Chi, Vice-President 4; Ski Club 2; FOB; SGA Student Assembly; Intramural Staff. HALL, JOHN COXELL BA Religion, Alpha Sigma Phi; Cheerleader. HALL, PATRICIA ANNE BS Special Education; Women ' s Council 1, 2. 3. 4; Volunteer Services: COP 1; Intramurals. HAMES, WILUAM WALTER BA Religion, Theta Chi; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Volunteer Ser- vices: COP. HANCHEY, SAMUEL LEE BS Social Studies; Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. HARDEMAN, RODNEY JACK BS Psychology, Dean ' s List. HARKEY. PAUL WAYLAND BA History - Political Science; Volunteer Services: COP 1; Laurens County Memonal Home 1. 2. 3. 4. Coordinator 4; Judicial Council 3. 4. Chairman 4; Dean ' s List; Sigma Nu. Best Pledge Award 1; Histonan 2, Chaplain 4; SGA Student Council 4, Blue Key; PaC SaC Staff 4; Who ' s Who; Faculty Appeals Board 4 HARRISON, ANN HUGHEY BS Biology, Homecoming Representative 4. HARVIN, CAMERON THOMPSON BS Business Administration; IFC Representative 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Kappa Alpha Order; Varsity Golf 2, 3. 4. HEARN, GARY PARKER BS Psychology; Faculty Committee on Fraternities; Kappa Alpha Order; Psi Chi; Karate 3, HEATON, GAIL LEA BA French English, Sigma Kappa Alpha; Dean ' s List. HELLENGA, KIM LOWELL BS Biology; Sigma Kappa Alpha 3, 4; Men ' s Varsity Tennis Team 3; Pep Band 3, 4; Dean ' s List. HIERS, ROBERT ERWIN BA History-Political Science; Sigma Nu, Pledge Marshall 4, FOB 4. HILL, JAMES HARROLL, JR BS Business Administration. HILL, WALTER HOYLE BA English; PC Players, Alpha Psi Omega, Blue Key, Publica- tion Board Chairman, 4 HILL, WILLIAM BRUCE BA History; Pi Kappa Alpa; Varsity Football I. 2,3, Captain 4; ROTC Company Commander. HOLCOMB, BARRY MILTON BS Psychology; Choir 1 HORTON, CYNTHIA LYNN BS Elementary Education; Volunteer Services: Young Life 1.2, 3, 4; Dean ' s List. HUDSON. JANET ELAINE BA History Political Science; Choir 1.2.3. 4; Alston Wilkes 4; Madrigals 2. 3. Social Committee Clinton Hall 4. HUGHSTON. CHARLES BOBO JACKSON. HOYT PARKER BS Business Administration; Theta Chi; Blue Key; Cheerleader. JAY, CHERYL DIANE BS Biology, SEC, AIBS; PC Players. JOLLY, MICHAEL GROSS BS Social Studies, Football f nagcr 3, 4. JONES, RONALD ALBERT BS Sociology; Varsity Basketball, ROTC JACKSON, KAY ELLEN BS Elementary Education, Choir 3, 4; PaC SaC Staff 4. JOHNSON. MARTHA HANIE BS Business Administration; Blue Stocking Staff. 3; Bailey Scholarship. Women ' s Council. 2. Treasurer. 3. President 4; Cardinal Key. Vice-President 3; Homecoming Representahve 4; Student Affairs Council. 4; Volunteer Services. JOHNSON. JUUUS TRAYLOR BS Business Administration; Theta Chi. JUNKER. WILLIAM OTTO Ul BS Psychology; Pi Kappi Alpha; IFC. Secretary-Treasurer, 4. JUSTICE. BENNY ROBERT BS Business Administration; Volunteer Services: TGIF; Tutor. 1. 2. 3; ROTC. Theta Chi; Resident Counselor. 3; Head Resident KIKER, SALLY LOU BS Biology, Who ' s Who; Cardinal Key, 3, Treasurer 4; Sigma Kappa Alpha; FOB 2; Women ' s Council 4; Blue Stocking Staff 2, 3, 4; SEC 2. 3; Biology Club 3, 4; Dean ' s List; Oeland Science Scholarship; Social Committee - Bailey Dorm; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. KING, MATTHEW RICHARD BS Business Administration. KLUTTZ, JAMES THOMAS BA History Political Science. LADD, WILLIAM JAMES BS Business Administration. LAWTON, VIRGINIA ANNE BS Elementary Education, SGA Student Assembly 2, 3, 4; Women ' s Council 3, 4; Bailey Dorm President 4; Cardinal Key 2,3. 4. Secretary 3; Judicial Council 3.4; Blue Stocking Staff 2. 3; Homecoming Court 4; Who ' s Who; Intramurals. Academic Affairs Council 4. LEE. MARK W BS Sociology; Pi Kappa Phi; Clinton Soccer Association. LESUE. KENNETH JAMES BS Psychology 232 LLOYD. RAYMOND EUGENE BA English and French. Dean ' s Usl. Dorm Repres SGA Class Representative 2. 4. SGA Vice-President 3. Blue Key 3. Secretary Treasurer 4. Who ' s Who; Co-editor Figs and Thistles 3. Sigma Kappa Alpha 2. 3, 4. Academic Affairs Com miltee 3. Ocland French Scholarship 2 LOOPER. DONNA ELAINE BA Fine Arts. Choir 1, 2. PC Players 1. 2. 3. 4. Alpha Psi Omega 2. 3. President 4. PaC SaC Staff 4 LOSKOSKJ. GREGORY ENNIS BA Religion. Volunteer Services COP. AGAPE. Whitten Vil lage Sunday School Teacher. PC Players LOWN. DOUGLAS ROYCE BS Psychology, Pi Kappa Phi; Clinton Soccer Association 2 LYNCH. GEORGE FRANKLIN BA Religion. Volunteer Services COP 4. Coordinator MAHY. HAROLD ALLEN BA History MASCHE. ROBERT GLEN BS Business Administration. Tfieta Chi MACI ILLAN. JUDITH ANNE BS Psychology. Homecoming Representative 3 MCCORKLE. JOHN TIMOTHY BS Psychology. Varsity Football. Pi Kappa Alpha MCDOUGALL. STEPHEN ALEXANDER BS Business Administration. Alpha Sgma Phi, Resident Counselor MCGILL. HENRY BROADUS BS Psychology. Kappa Alpha Order. MCGREGOR. JEAN ANN BS Biology. Judicial Council 3. 4; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who. Women ' s CouncB I. SGA Class Representative 2. Cheerleader 3. 4. Captain 4; Cardinal Key. Secretary 4, AIBS 4, Volunteer Services: Big Sister bttle Sister at Thomwcll, SPIT, Intra murals. Homecoming Queen 3; FOB 2 MCINVAILL. DWIGHT EMLYN HUGER BA English and French, International Studies Committee 4. SEC 3, Human Relations Council 3, Karate 2, Blue Key 4, Ocland English Award 3, Sigma Kappa Alpha, Dean ' s List MCKEE. LUCIEN ELUS BS Business Administration MCKEOWN, REBECCA LYNN BA French MCLEAN. ROBERT THOMAS BS Psychology. Pi Kappa Phi. ROTC. MCNAIR. RUTHANNE DEVORE BS Business Administration; Social Committee Chairman Clinton Hall 3. Social Committee Chairman Belk Hall 4. Powderpuff MCNAIR. SUAN COLEMAN BA English, PaC SaC Staff 3; Alston Wiles Society 4 MEOLE. LETA THERESA BS Biology. SGA Secretary 2. 3. 4; Women ' s Council 1. Dean ' s bst, Cardinal Key 2. 3. 4. AiBS. President 3. 4. Women ' s Varsity Tennis 3; Who ' s Who METCALF. JAMES CRAWFORD JR BS Biology. Kappa Alpha Order. Secretary 3. President 4, Who ' s Who, Judicial Council 2,3,4, Student Council 3, FOB 2, 3, 4, Blue Key, Sigma Kappa Alpha, Dean ' s List. Class Repre- sentative 3 MOORE. SAMUEL WILLIAM BS Mathematics, SEC 4, Intramural Staff 4. MOREHOUSE, BRENT MILLER BS Psychology, Pi Kappa Alpha MORRIS, DAVID TOWN BS Elementary Education, Varsity Golf Team 1, 2, Intramural Staff 3, 4 MULLEN, WILUAM UNWOOD JR BA History, Blue Stocking Staff 2, Co-editor 4, Judicial Council 4.SGA Constitution Committee 3. 4. SGA Student Assembly 2. 4. Dean ' s Lst. Alpha Sigma Phi NELSON. ELSIE JUDITH BS Elementary Education. Homecoming Representative 3. Inlramurals 2. 3, 4 NICKLES, JOANNE BA Special Education; Intramurals 1,2,3. 4, Social Committee Belk Dorm 4, Volunteer Services: CEC 2, 3, 4, Whilten Vaiage Vocational Services 4. NUSSBAUMER. CHRISANN MARIE BS Hementary Education, PC Players 2, 3. 4, Alpha Psi Omega ODOM, EDWARD PATRICK BS Psychology, Sigma Nu O ' CALLAGHAN, BEN LACY JR, BA History O ' QUINN, ANNA BS Psychology O ' NEAL, JERRY WAYNE BA History Political Science, Sigma Nu. Lieutenant Com mandcr 4 O ' NEAL. WELTON JR, BS Biology, Madngals 3, 4, bbrary Committee Representative 3, Pi Kappa Phi, Judicial Council 4, AIBS, ACS PETTY, SHEILA RUTH BS Elementary Education; Sigma Kappa Alpha, Dean ' s List, Volunteer Services CEC, Secretary Treasurer 4 PHIBBS, JANE CECEUA BS Mathematics, Secondary Education, Dean ' s bst, Women ' Council. Belk Dorm President 4; Cardinal Key 4, Mathematics Club 1, Volunteer Services COP 1 PILCHER, MARY KATERINE BS Bementary Education, FOB 2, 3, Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4. Homecoming Representative 4 PRINCE, UNDA BA English RAMSEY, WENDELL ROBERT III BS Biology, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, Tn Captain 4, Blue Key 4. AIBS 3, Volunteer Services Special Olympics 3 RECTOR, BEVERLY LORRAINE BS Bementary Education. Intramural Staff 4. FOB. SGA Stu dent Assembly RIDDLE. CLARK OLIN JR BS Biology. Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, IFC Representative 4; AIBS; Varsity Rifle Team 2, 3. 4; ROTC RIGGINS. ERIC GARTH BS Psychology. Choir 1. 2. Dean ' s List. Psi Chi. RITTER. WILLIAM KEPTH BS Psychology. Varsity Basketball 3. 4 ROBINSON, GLORIA B BS Special Education ROGERS, THOMAS ALEXANDER BS Social Studies, Varsity Football ROGERS, JEAN THEODOSIA BS Biology, Intramural Staff 2, 3, Who ' s Who, AIBS3, 4, FOB3, Dean ' s bst. Cardinal Key, SGA Class Representative 3. 4; Vol- unteer Services: Girl Scout Leader 3. SANDT, KAREN ANN BS Bementary Education. Choir 3. 4. SEXTON, DAVID BA Religion, Judicial Council 3. 4 Vice Chairman 4. Blue Key 4. President 4. Varsity Football 3. Manager 4 SHIELDS, PAUL JACKSON BS Business Administration. Pi Kappa Alpha President 4. Varsity Football 1. 2. FOB 4 SIBILSKY, JUUE ANN BS Elementary Education, FOB 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Vol unteer Services ' Thornwell Tutonng 2 SIMPSON, GRAHAM BARNETT BS Biology. Pi Kappa Alpha. IFC. Secretary Treasurer SLOUGH. LOU ELLEN BS Psychology. SMITH. VEDA LYNNE BS Psychology. Dean ' s bst. Sigma Kappa Alpha 3. 4. Psi Chi 3, Vice President 4, Intramurals 4, Blue Stocking Staff 4, Social Committee Bailey Dorm, Volunteer Services Mental Health Aftercare 4 SOUTHARD, SUZANNE CROFT BA English, Intramurals, Belk Dorm Social Comnrtittce 3. 4; Vol- unteer Services COP SPARKS, RONALD ERIC BA English, History, SEC 4 SPAUNBURGH. UNDA JANE BS Special Education, Dean ' s bst. Volunteer Services AGAPE I. CEC 3, 4 STEWART, DOUGLAS BS Biology STEWART, WILUAM MARTIN BA History Political Science; Volunteer Servicra: COP i. 2, Coordinator 3, Whitten Village , Laurens County MenwriaJ Home 3, 4, Dean ' s bst. Ski Club, Organuer 2; PaC SaC Staffs, 4; SGA Student Assembly 4;CurTicullxmCoiTUTUttee4;FOB4; Alpha Sigma Ptu. STUCKEY. BROOKS RYAN BA History-PoLtical Science; Kappa Alpfu Order. SUTHERLAND. TERRY MICHAEL BA History; Dean ' s bst. Volunteer Services: Thomweil Sunday School. SWEAT, BARBARA SHAWN BS Biology; AIBS TAYLOR, MARY ELIZABETH BS Psychology, Psi Chi 3, Secretary 4, Sigma Kappa Alpha 3, 4; Dean ' s bst THOMPSON. AMELIA WELLS BA Music TINDALL. JANET LOOPER BS Special Education. Volunteer Services: CEC. TODD. THOMAS DARUNGTON JR BA History-Political Science, Kappa Alpha Order; Varsity Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Golf, 1, 2, 3, 4 TRIBBLE. CURTIS GREENE BA, BS Biology, English, Figs and Thistles 4. Co-Editor 4. SGA Student Assembly 1, 4, SGA Treasurer 2, 3, 1975 Who ' s Who TRICE, JOSEPH FERRELL III BA History, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3. 4, Dean ' s List; Blue Key; Who ' s Who, ROTC. Pi Kappa Alpha. Secretary 4. TURNER. NANCY VIRGINIA BS Psychology. Volunteer Services CEC 1. COP . Coordin- ator 2; Whitten Village 3. Mental Health Aftercare 4. VEATCH. LARRY WILUAM BS Psychology. Pi Kappa Alpha. Treasurer 4, Psi Chi. Dean ' s bst WALKUP. MARY HORRICKS BS Psychology. FOB. SGA Student Assembly 4, Choir. Presi- dent 4. Madngals. Women ' s Council, Dorm CourKil; Who ' s Who WALTER, WILUAM RUSSELL BA Rchgion, Volunteer Services COP. AGAPE; Varsity Track. Track WANNAMAKEfi. CARMEN DELAVALLADE BS Chemistry. Judicial Council, Women ' s CourKil. WENTWORTH, REBECCA GARDNER BA English, Education, Blue Stocking Staff. WHITE, ANNA IRENE BS Psychology, Cardinal Key 3, 4, Psi Chi 3, 4, Pep Band 3; Dean ' s bst. Blue Stocking Staff 2, 3, Homecoming Representa- tive 3, Alston Wilkes 4, SGA Student Assembly 4, PC Players 4; Guidance Committee 4, Volunteer Services: Girl Scout Coor- dinator 3, Mental Health Aftercare Protect 4; Volunteer Ser- vice Council 3, 4 WHITE, CATHY ANN BS Business Administration, Women ' s Council 4; Clinton Dorm Council, Secretary 4, Sigma Kappa Alpha 3. 4, Dean ' s List , 2, 3,4, Homecoming Representative 3, Volunteer Services: Spec- ial Olympics 3 WHITMIRE, ELBERT NEWTON III BS Business Administration, Dean ' s bst, Sigma Kappa Alpa; Kappa Alpha Order. Treasurer. Judicial Review Board 4; Resi- dent Counselor 4 WILUS. LEONARD WANNBACHER BA History Political Science WILSON. JAMES CURTIS BS Chemistry, Dean ' s bst. Who ' s Who, Blue Key, SGA Treasurer 4, AIBS, Treasurer; ACS. Resident Counselor 4; Chemistry Lab Assistant, Volunteer Services. Beckman Mental Health Center WISE, ANN PERMEUA BS Bementary Education, Intramurals WRIGHT, DEBBY JANE BS Bementary Education. YARBOROUGH, JANE ANN BS Business Administration. YELTON. ANNA DELORAS BA Sociology, Dean ' s bst; Volunteer Services: ThomweD Tutor 1, 3; COP 3. Thomwell Sunday School 1 , Coordinator, 2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Photographic credits: G. Ted Woodward, p. 51-top left; Joseph Millard, p. 47-Bottom, p. 48-Bottom; Robert Link, pp. 4-5 and others. Special thanks to . . . Mrs. Flo Dowdle Mrs. Roslyn Martin Dr. and Mrs. Weersing Clare Magbee David Taylor 233 In Memoriam John S. Glover (1913-1975) John Sobey Glover, associate professor emeritus of foreign languages, died on July 31 after an extended fight with cancer. Mr. Glover taught at PC for 28 years, and was forced to retire early last April because of illness. Long considered one of PC ' s more effective professors, he received the 1970 Distinguished Service Award of the board of visitors and the 1971 Distinguished Teaching Award presented by the Alumni Association. Known for his unobtrusive but sincere interest in the individual, Glover was recognized by students for his fairness and concern. We cannot know how much we team From those who never wilt return, Until a flash of unforeseen Remembrance falls on what has been. — Edwin Arlington Robinson Flammonde Billy Tiller (1933-1975) William Floyd (Billy) Tiller, popular associate Athletic Director and assistant football coach, died June 17, 1975 of cancer. Tiller had coached at PC for the last 13 years. His favorite expression was We never lost a game. Time just ran out on us. Wherever he went, Coach Tiller was an ambassador of goodwill for PC. He had become a popular after-dinner speaker, known for his home-spun humor. Tiller graduated from PC in 1955 and was active while a student here. He was a Blue Key campus leader during his years at PC. Tiller had coached at Sumter ' s Hillcrest High School and at Manning High School before joining the Blue Hose staff. 234 Dan Yarborough (1907-1976) Daniel A. Yarborough, Sr., the PaC SaC photographer for many years, died January 4, 1976. Mr. Yarborough was owner fo the Yarborough Studio in Clinton and was past president of the South Carolina Professional Photo- graphers Association. An avid PC fan, Mr. Yarborough was a member of the class of 1929 at PC. At the time of his death, he still worked very closely with PC. Mr. Yarborough was perhaps best known to PC students as the photographer who took their class pictures for the PaC SaC. However, he served the yearbook staff in many other ways. Mr. Yarborough took many of the photographs used in the PaC SaC and could be seen at most major events on campus. He often worked long hours in order to help the staff meet deadlines. Editor ' s Epilogue hundreds of layout sheets, stacks of pictures, and a multitude of vague ideas can emerge into the finished product known as a yearbook. But, somehow, it happens — although not overnight and not without a great deal of work on the part of many people. The production of an annual depends on a number of factors; an editor surely cannot do the job alone. I feel very fortunate in having had one of the largest staffs ever — about 30 hard- working people. The staff sought to produce a yearbook which would be a little different from previous ones. We were confronted with several obstacles from the beginning. Because of a finan- cial cutback, we were forced to reduce the total number of pages and omit color photographs. We also suffered a great loss in January. Dan Yarborough, the PaC SaC photographer for many years, died suddenly. But, we managed to overcome these obstacles thanks to the effoi ts of the staff. Two staff members deserve special mention. Our student photographers, John Arnold and John Weiss, have shown their never-ending depend- ability throughout the year. From last minute requests (demands?) to rushed deadlines, they have been very helpful. The gang at Jacobs Press has been a most cooperative group when dealing with PC students about details for the yearbook. Their knowledge, guidance, and willingness to help us has been very much appreciated. We hope that you see a little bit of yourself in our presentation of a day in the life of PC, and that you remember the 1975-76 year at Presbyterian College for years to come. Reminisce . . . enjoy. ditor, 1976 PaCSaC PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE LIBRARY 3 5197 00118935 9