Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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Presbyterian Collego Uames H. Thomason Libr- • Clinton, South Carolina 29325 7 - Presbyterian College Begins The Second Hundred Years 1980 PaC SaC Presbyterian College Clinton, South Carolina Volume LXIV Table Of Contents Moments Teams Faces 20 56 92 Groups Greeks Ads Presbyterian Colle it; James H. Thomason Library Clinton, South Carolina 29325 152 186 200 There are meanings t o be found in traditions — imper- fect and noncontemporary as they may be. These traditions go beyond the hundred years of PC ' s existence to the medi- eval pageantry of convoca- tion, the eighteenth century formal garden, the Greco-Ro- man architecture, and the pre-Christian rites of invoca- tion to the divine before a sports event. 2 lntroduction 146114 Introduction 3 Our traditions work on us in almost subconscious ways to remind us of our roots in the past and our pace toward the future. They provide a consistent flow of expected events which give some regu- larity and security in this world of a hundred indeci- sions. Traditions give us a timeless perspective on this very transient period in our lives. 4 lntroduction II t n 1 Introduction 5 The events are the same, and the rituals change only imperceptibly. The new faces instill the standard ceremo- nies with vitality each year, but the motions are the same. 6 lntroduction ' 1 ] J M Introduction 7 Each individual personality contributes a special element to make each event a moment filled with unrepeatable emo- tion. The spirit of winning and the fulfillment found in suc- cessful competition remains an important element in col- lege life, though new forms have been added. 8 lntroduction Introduction 9 ' ki ' y ' 1 Ip l %. ■ ' «:, ! ii -■5 : r ' ■■ ' fei ' . Ii. « CF rf ,: : J. tL V- ..: -UrO 1 ' •I r . ' n l We find meaning in every- day rituals that are redun- dant, yet satisfying in their repetition. Each day with its routine continues the petty pace toward our destiny. lO lntroduction Introduction ll Meanings can be found not only in traditions, but also in relationships. It is the quality of relationships we achieve that enriches our lives now and in the future. Q lntroduction Introduction 13 The people change, but the oaks are still here. The Georgian architecture, the high stan- dards, the dedication to the lib- eral arts, the Christian empha- sis, the pride — all of these will remain with us through our next hundred years. l4 lntroduction Introduction 15 16 lntroduction Women display (heir aggressiveness at the annual Upperclassmen-Freshmen Powderpuff football The tension of the game is reflected in Elliott game. Poss ' face. The question isi Was this picture taken during open dorms or not? Kelly Barrett and Corky Strickland are taking the fifth. Parents ' Day takes its toll as Susan Ritter, Mimi Trippe, Deborah Dobbins and Janet Bearden await another performance. An unexpected firedrill finds Bailey in all sorts of clothes and moods. Greg Breter doesn ' t seem to be doing a very good job of convincing his conscience that he didn ' t do it. (Perhaps he didi) Introduction 17 DEDICATION DR. CARL ARNOLD Quote . . . Unquote . . . That sort of proposition . . . Do you see where I ' m coming from? . . . commercials for U. S. News and World Report ... I don ' t own stock in the Wall Street Journal . . . white, short sleeved, button down shirts . . . keeping count of his O. K. ' s . . . TIN- STAAFL . . . I ' m no artist . . . gumballsl A friendly smile and a no-nonsense attitude about learn- ing, a teasing manner and a 21 page exam, an open office door and concern for students all endear this man to us. For all these things and many more, the senior class dedi- cates the 1980 PaC SaC to Dr. Carl Jefferson Arnold. — - iSf 18 Dedication Dedication 19 The 1979 crop of Bailey girls strut their stuff during freshmen orientation. Howdy Pardner. Laurette Jackson goes west to Oklahoma with other loyal Blue Hose fans. im «4v4 Connie Miller and Lisa Davis display the PaC SaC ' s organizational tech- niques during deadline chaos. PC ' s Christmas candlelight service provides a few quiet moments before exam cram sessions begin. Above: Danny Cohen flunks the Edge shaving cream credit card test. Left: Jesse Cason shows great timing by popping up out of nowhere to nab the ball. Opposite Page: Lady Jeanette restrains Lord Richard ' s drinking habits. ORIENTATION FOB members prepare to conduct the freshman men ' s chorale at 6:30 in the morning! 22 Moments Freshman Orientation . . . begin- ning a new phase of life . . . attend- ing meetings . . . learning school policies . . . field dayl . . . water fights . . . FOB hunt . . toothpicks and lifesavers . . . getting to know each other . . . dancing at the fresh- man mixer . . . attending the recep- tion at the President ' s home . . . visiting the fraternities . . . getting up at 6:00 a.m. . . . singing across the Plaza . . . wearing sandwich signs . . . being nervous as upper- classmen arrive . . . making new and lasting friendships . . . begin- ning to adjust to college life . . . worrying about the first exams . . . standing in eternal lines . . . dread- ing registration . . . getting ready to face a year at Presbyterian Col- lege. Moitients 23 Transfer Orientation . . . discovering life at a new school , . , attending meetings concerning school policies and academics . . . having gone through freshman orientation elsewhere, not required to participate in games and rituals bestowed upon PC freshmen . . . having the annual transfer orientation picnic at Dean Nixon ' s rained out . . . adjusting to a new and different school after already having adjusted to one . . . differences to confront . . . help and advice from Transfer Orientation Board members . . . anticipation of new people and new surroundings . . . becoming well-rounded PC students.  vi U Dr. Orr, delivering his speech at orientation, showed a great desire to help PC grow through the next hundred years. Freshmen girls show their ingenuity at field dayl Fruslration, nervousness, and boredom are seen on the faces of tired freshmen as Poc administers one more test. 24 Moments Mark Frazier and Laura Helton find out that lifesavers are indeed a part of llvingi Moments 25 RUSH Fall rush program . . . four weeks of fun . . . organized by the IFC . . . very successful . . . rushees wel- comed to each of six social fraterni- ties . . . warm greetings . . . formal drop-ins . . . entertainment . . . bands and dances . . . excitement . . . togas . . . swamp water . . . vis- iting the casino . . . pretty girls . . . juke boxes . . . Mad Hatter par- ties . . . beer busts . . . getting drunk? . . . Friday, Saturday, and Sunday night hangovers . . . beach music . . . disco . . . rushees never having to clean up the mess they make . . . sporting events . . . the second annual golf tournament . . . feeling special . . . eating in the cafeteria at the fraternity tables . . . getting to know each other . . . evaluations . . . decisions . . . vo- ting sessions . . . closing rush with smoker invitations and bids. ?J SS3ri i; :? 26 Moments Moments 27 PARENT ' S WEEKEND Parents ' Day . . . time for parents and families to get a look at campus life . . . annual father-daughter tennis tour- nament . . afternoon program with speakers from the faculty and the student body . . . choir concert . meet- ing professors ... a delicious dinner in Greenville Dining Hall . . . Blue Hose victory over Central Florida! Parents discuss a problem child . Dr. Presseau speaks lo a merry bunch. 28 Momenls TRAVELS ECUADOR EUROPE Ecuador . land of mountains . . staying with Wycliffe missionaries in Quito . . . seating 30 people to dinner . . radio station HCJB . shopping at the Otavalan Indian market Limoncocha . . . alligator hunt . . canoe trip down an Amazo- nian tributary . . . swimming with piranah . train trip to Guayaquil . . rock slide . . The Galapagos Islands The Enchanted Islands . . . H.M.N, iguana . . . panga rides . . . wet landings . . . blue-footed boobies . . frigate birds . . . swim- ming with fur seals and penguins lectures from Dolf. Europe . . Belgium, France, and Germany .27 days . . . tour bus . . . opera in Munich . . . lunch at the Louvre . . . tired of hard rolls, cheese, and wine . . . pomme s frites and glace! . . . stopping at patisseries ... a day in the Bavarian Alps . . the horrors of Dachau and Buchenwald . the Moulin Rouge in Paris . . . standing on the World War II D-day beaches on the D- day anniversary. Is thai a piranah nibbling at my feet? : Randy the guide, Susan Buffington, Gwen Machen, Joyce Neal. Dr. James, and Jan Smith. Moments 29 How many different things can you find going on in this crowd shot? 30 Moments PC ' s 1979 Homecoming weekend . . . theme — Prime Time TV . . . filled with activities for both alumni and students . annual Alumni Tennis Tournament held on Friday morning . . . Blue Sox Festival on Friday night . student entertainment in Scottish Lair by Andy Wahlberg, a talent ed, young guitarist . . . float competition . . . various class reunions . . . barbeque by the lake . . . choir concert . . football game against Mars Hill . . . the crowning of the new Homecoming Queen . fraternity parties . . renewing old friendships has grown and changed. seeing how Presbyterian College Moments 31 REPRESENTATIVES Selecting a Homecoming Queen . . . representatives from twenty different organizations on campus . . . pictures in the cafeteria . . . voting . , , Will I be taller than he is if I wear these shoes? . . . afraid of tripping on the football field . . corsages . . . new clothes , , . excitement and suspense . . . encour- agement from friends . . squinting into the sun ... no place to sit at the gamel , . . cheers from the crowd . . . What hobbies? . . . deciding on an escort . . . standing in line . . . wondering how much time is left since the clock is broken . . . awaiting the final decision. Starr Baltzegar and Pat McGinn, Psi Chi. Dede Dreisbach and Norman Dover, PC Players Catherine Farmer and Jim Watson, Blue Key Cardinal Key. Adair Allen and David Taylor. CIA. Margie Darden and Rob Hobby, Circle K. Kathle Mines and Eddie Hulse. ACS AIBS. Dee Hammond and Corky Strickland, PC Choir. Carta McCracken and Bentley Anderson, SGA. Mimi McCrae and David Mixson, Alpha Sigma Phi. 32 Moments Gayla McSwain and Pete Wetherell, ROTC. Karen Ruszler and Frank Ertel. Thela Chi. Jean Trollinger and Craig Hensley, Men ' s Women ' s Councils. Ann Pettit and Hunter Gritfin, Kappa Alpha. Carrie Stephens and George Crippen. Pamoja. Karen Wessinger and Louis Redmond. Sigma Nu. Laurie Pruett and Todd Bond, Publications. Rachel Stephens and Greg Breter. SVS. Vicki Wilkins and Bill Wilkins. FCA. THE 1979 HOMECOMING QUEEN SALLY HADDON PI KAPPA ALPHA Moments 33 HOMECOMING 1979 Weekend results . . . first place in skit competition — Doyle Dormitory with Billy Graham . Belk Dor- mitory placing first in the float competition with Cage Those Lions . . . Hose victorious over Lions — 34-61 . . . half-time entertainment . . . Sally Haddon crowned 1979-80 Homecoming Queen by last year ' s queen, Dianne Tyler . . . Sally, escorted by Jeff Wilson, repre- senting Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity . . . attendants to the Queen — Karen Ruszler sponsored by Theta Chi and Karen Wessinger, Sigma Nu ' s nominee . . . roses for the winners . . a ride around the field . congratulations! The long awaited announcement. fM j ; ' !r .v ;. ?r How ' Bout Them Hosel The Blue Sox Festival requires creativity. 34 Moments | • 1979 Homecoming Queen Sally Haddon, with Jim McCoun, and her attendants HALLOWEEN Pamoja ' s Chocolate Factory makes a sale Oh no, my eye makeup Is going to runi Halloween . . . ghosts, ghouls and goblins . . . trick-or-treat goody bags at the dining hall . . faculty drop-ins for students . . . the Circle K haunted house . . . raised $500 for Multiple Sclerosis . . . taking Thorn- well children trick-or-treating . costume parties at the fraternity court . . . coinciding with Parents ' weekend activities . . . jack-o-lan- terns in dorm windows . . . cafete- ria decorations . . the SGA Hallo- ween Carnival . . . participation by many campus organizations . . the car on fire ... a trick? ... or a treat? Circle K raises money for Multiple Sclerosis with a House of Horrors . 36 Moments rrvNiH ituOt tK Everyone has had his share of car trouble. Moments 37 PLAYOFFS Playoffs . . . How ' bout them Hose! . . . When are the exams? . . . No reading day? . . . Where the hell is Saginaw Valley? . . . buying tickets for a home game . . . bigger crowd than at Homecoming . . . extra bleachers installed in Bai- ley Stadium . . . Scotsmen band dur- ing half-time . . . All the way to Texas! . . . How can I get to Okla- homa? . . . bus rides . . . plane rides . . . nervous . . . excited . . . mixed feelings . . . How ' s Jimmy ' s knee? . . . Is it cold in Oklaho- ma? . . . having to sit too long . . . being in a strange place . . . Why can ' t we guarantee $20,000? . . . Let ' s organize a caravan . . . Are we off the ground yet? . . . money, money, money! . . . riding, driving, flying . . . everyone back in Clinton glues his ear to the radio during game time . . . Dr. Orr re- ceives the semi-finals runner-up trophy . . . 11:00 p.m. pep rally to welcome back the team . . . sup- porting the Hose! The world rests on Paul Scott ' s shoulders after Jimmy Spence ' s injury. 38 Moments Hugh and Roy declare Hose 1 . but Alan abstains. Moments 39 LILIES OF THE FIELD Lilies of the Field . . . one man and four nuns . . . work- ing to complete a job ... adobe bricks . . . German ac- cents . . . language lessons . . . habits . . . Wheel . . . Livingston Construction Company . . . Jose ' s Cafe returning to school early to begin rehearsing . . . having faith ... a stained glass window . . . believing in the power of God . . . the miracle of a chapel. 40 Moments Homer (Harold Odom) teaches the nuns a new song Now all we need is running water. ' and that ' s the way it was, folks. Moments 41 ARSENIC AND OLD LACE Arsenic and Old Lace . . . hilar- iously funnyl . . . family mix-ups . . . Elderberry Wine . . . two dear little old ladies . . . performing their charity . . . Teddy Roosevelt . . . Boris Karloff ... Dr. Einstein . . . corpses bring the house down . . . split britches . . . twenty-five peo- ple in one dressing roomi . . . I ' m a bastardl . . . bodies in the window seat . . . magnificent set ... sold out and held over . . . swapping po- liceman ' s uniforms . . . thankful for new dressing rooms . . . sneaking around in the dark . . . living with bruises for a few weeks . . . Where ' s my briefcase? . . . not enough hair whitener . . . trying to study . . . football players! . . . try- ing not to break character . . . Dr. Rains will kill me if I laugh . . . Hap- py Dalel . . . Chargel Another yellow fever victim. Teddy (Randy Parsons) prepares to dig the Panama Canal. 42 Moments The idiot sal there and let the murderers tie him up with the curtain cord! Moments 43 MADRIGALS The Morris Dancers are Beth Speed, Tara Roddy. Starr Baltzegar, Louise Davis, Jean Trollinger, Karen Young, and Robin Banker. Madrigals ... 14 years old . love is like tobacco . the jester . . . Morris Dancers . . minstrels roast beef and Yorkshire pudding . . . plum pudding with rum butter! where ' s the wine? . . . Your hat just stabbed my eye. . . . Your chair is on my dress. . . . getting a rear view of the pig ' s head . . . forgetting the next song . . losing your note . . . Norman, that ' s the wrong pitch! ... 2 camels a horse? . . smilel . . . Think high, sopra- nos. . . . Who is at the Head table? . . . Don ' t forget to bow. . . . Can we lower ' We Wish You a Merry Christ- mas ' a half step? . . . These I placed in Phyllis ' what? . . . cricket boxes . flowers . fans . . . handkerchiefs . . . Don ' t step on the sticksl . . . Don ' t spill the cof- fee! . . My table needs more water. . finding the lucky charm . taking reservations arranging place cards rearranging eating schedule for students singers warm up in Clinton Dorm . . . performances year round . . . Which night are your parents going to be here? Jester Mitch Poe. proclaims Merry Christmas to all. ' 44 Moments. mm The Madrigal Singers are Danny Cohen. Lynn Woods. Dianne Tyler, Norman Dover. Janet Bearden. Ricky Taylor, Virginia Henderson. George Fesperman, Betsy Greene, Wesley Edge, Dee Hammond. Corky Strickland, Karen Potts, Andy Rhodes, Karen Wessinger. Rob Hobby. The minstrels are Edd Williams. Betsy Barron, Tammy Darby. Cissie Belts. Suzy Jones. Randy Parsons. Deborah Dobbins. Alan Reed. John Verreault. And Ellen Ferguson. Now. I know I put that dove around here somewherel — Derrill Rice, magician. Moments 45 CHRISTMAS Christmas . . sacred and secular . . relaxing in the midst of tension . . . angels and mortals . . . rolling the campus . . . streakers! . . . getting rowdy . . , Open House — foodi . . . door decorations . . . Santa Claus . . . Christmas trees . . . sharing with Thornwell children . . . communion service in Leroy Springs . . . candles . . . celebrating the birth of our Lord . . . carol singing . . . professors ' drop-ins . . . forgetting about exams . . Who cares if I flunk? . . . fraternity parties . . . playing tricks on friends . . . cherry bombs . . . lights in windows . . . firecrackers . . . mail — Christmas cards . . . wishing for snow! (or even ice!) . . . Christmas presents. This must be Mr. Powells punch. What am I going to get my room- mate? . goodie bags in Green- ville Dining Hall . candle light steak dinner . . gag gifts . . . play- ing Christmas records . . mistletoe Christmas Basketball Tourna- ment Win that ball game! . . . NAIA playoffs . . . quiet hours . . . popcorn . exams nipping at your nose! . . . cranberry daiquiris . . . Bamboo Christmas tree in the li- brary. Wesley. |ust try It. 46 Moments Happiness is getting a warm puppy for Christmas. Dr. Hudson § Co. compliment students on their door decorations. Moments 47 WINTER CONFERENCE Sing and the world sings with you. Winter Conference . . . Dr. Jerry Hammet . . . Bethel- woods . . . Where are you goi ng in such a rush? . . . ice cream orgy . . . square dance . . . indoor soccer . . . guitars and singing ... a big fire place . . . late and crazy nights . . . canoeing . . . late bridge games good food . . . the Stallworth and Hunter Barbershop Duet . . . sitting with a sack on your head! ... a panel of professors and students . . . clogging ... all rising to the occasion of Dr. Orr ' s joining the hay ride . . . talk- ing and sharing with professors and students . . . Will it ever stop raining? . . . Was Jerry ' s joke that fun- ny? . . . beating a professor at ping-pong and jeopar- dizing your gradel . . . communion service. Look out, Mr. Stallworth ' s heading toward the dockl 48 Moments !P - __ ■■V: ■K n hh B BTrsTj Bj H 1 V ' m 1 i Keep those swords up until I get through. MILITARY BALL I think we ' re next. Military Ball . . . Milo Ball . . Choice . . . dinner before the dance . . . party after the dance . . decorating the Clinton Armory with streamers and flowers . . . waiting in line for the bathroom . running over to Robert ' s free beer and munchies . . . loud music . . seeing old friends . . corsages looking your best ... ' I didn ' t know they were dating . . . parking a mile away . . . It ' s too cold to walk to the carl . . . My ears are going to ring for the next week . . . watching senior cadets escorting dates through the arches . . spilling beer on the floor . . . My dress is going to be ruined . . . just let me take off my shoesl Be sure to duck. Moments 49 ' .M DORM LIFE late to class againi Dorm Life . . . having your under- wear hung out the window . . . roll- ing somebody ' s room . . . fire drills! . . . knocking holes in the wall? . . . What Whiskey Sour? . . . trying to get the screens out of the win- dows . . . playing music loud enough to be heard across the campus . . . sitting on the steps of Spencer play- ing the guitar ... A girl — in my room?! . . . popcorn parties . . . go- ing crazy during exams . . . pantie raidsl . . . Man on the hall! . . . Who took my clothes out of the dryer? . . . It ' s your turn to clean the bathroom . . having a fire in the attic of Georgia Hall . . . hair spray torches . . . tennis matches in the hall . . . lime slushy parties . . . frisbees . . . Why can ' t we keep the hamster? . . . coming in at 11:59 without a card . . . cards on window sills and under the door mats. Panda wants to read the tape tool 50 Moments The buddy system . . . champagne parties . . . open dorms Smyth Hilton — always open . . . fire crackers ... no phones on Georgia ' s 3rd floor finding your furniture missing . . . beds on the roof and in the bathroom . . . streakersi . . . Somebody answer the phone! . . no toilet paper . Is the heater alive? . . super-roachi . . having the janitor empty the trashcans at obscenely early hours . . freshman study hall . shutupumtrientastudyl . . . sun decks . . . People can see us from the 3rd floor of the library! . . . Four flights of stairs — we need an elevator! . . . You have a caller. Moments 51 CENTENNIAL Centennial . . . Happy Birthday PCI . . . What a cake! . . . Thursday — the Charlotte Symphony Or- chestra . . . Friday — Griffin Bell, former United States Attorney General . . . Milo Ball 1 . . . Friday and Satur- day Film Festival . . . everything from The Great Train Robbery to King Kong . . . Saturday — all day rehearsal . . , dinner theatre — Vanities . . . Are they in their underwear?! . . . having your roast beef served by Mr. Powell (in his chef ' s hat) . . . Sunday — joint service with Thornwell, First Presbyterian, and PC . . . Dr. J. Davison Philips. you ' ll just diel ' I met a man in Washington last week 52 Moments Choir concert . . . The Creation by Haydn ... old (former) choir members and orchestra ... O Be Joyful . . . having a work commis- sioned by Lloyd Pfautsch . . . visit- ing alumni . . getting ready for Bri- gadoon ... a Scottish musical . . . kilts and bagpipes ... Dr. Orr ' s in- auguration in April. Mr. Powell, the cake is beautiful — where did you get it? Happiness is the choir coming in on time. Moments 53 I ' ve just washed my hair and can 1 do a thing with it. Getting down at the Milo Ball. 54 Moments r- ■ rS«f«l v Whewl Now I can put my arms down. CerCiry dP Service to Giod ar 6 Man Choir Alumni still remember the Alma Mater. Moments 55 Above: Able to leap tall buildings with a single bound is a prerequisite for women ' s volleyball at P.C. Far left: Jane Bell anxiously awaits the outcome of a crucial call. Left: Poochie Floyd surprises Limestone ' s defense and goes way up for two. Opposite Page: Joe grant pauses during the game. WE ' RE NUMBER ONE! Football . . . Blue Hose . . . entered preseason practice with hopes of reaching the NAIA playoffs . . . optimism . . . offense returning 10 of II starters from 1978 . . . defense returned 4 starters and filled other spots with top-quality players. Citadel . . . opening game . . Blue Hose pulled off a 21-13 upset . . . strong performance of offensive line ... big plays made by the defensive unit. Furman . . . second Southern Conference team de- feated by the Hose, 14-7 . . highlighted by the Blue Hose defense ' s completely shutting down Furman ' s offense . . Willie Mason ' s 98 yard kick-off return for a touchdown. Lenoir Rhyne . . . Hose fell behind early . . bat- tled back to defeat the Bears, 28-14. Wofford . . . first home game . . . Hose ready for revenge ... a wet field ... a superb showing by Wofford ' s offense . . . 21-23 upset loss at the hands of Wofford. Catawba . . . another SAC-8 contest ... a record breaking afternoon by Clayto Burke ... a stingy defense shut off Catawba, 21-0. Elon . . There ain ' t no dad-gum pressure perhaps the finest outing of the year . . crucial SAC-8 win ... 30-14. Mars Hill . . . Hose completely dominated the Lions, 34-6 . . . Hoot Gibson, although undefeated, loses his chance at the SAC-8 lead. University of Central Florida . . . undefeated . . . derogatory remarks from several Florida players about the size of the PC campus . . . they should have been quiet . . . PC-48, University of Central Florida-01 Gardner Webb . . . error-filled and windy game . . . despite numerous turnovers, the Hose won, 21-3. Carson-Newman . . . hottest team in the SAC-8 conference ... PC jumped to an early lead . . . the Eagles battled back in the second half . . . Blue Hose offense put together one last drive and held on to a 34-28 victory. Newberry . . . Bronze Derbyl . . . high spirits . . . hard fought 16-14 comeback win for the Hose . . . Chuck Bishop was the game ' s hero . . . kicked field goal in the final seconds to win. ■ ' y ' -ms: '  fc ■ fcirfg. a Clayto Burke looks to get outside. Jimmy Spence looks over Carson-Newman defense. 58 Teams Blue Hose take a moment for a team prayer. Lamar Roberts shows punting form. Spence brought down by two Central Florida players Ben Hood explodes through the Newberry line. Clayto plunges in for six. The Blue Hose gather for a halftime talk by Coach Strock. Joe Grant sacks the Newberry quarterback for a loss. 60 Teams Danny Thornton catches one against Furman. Walter Atkins breaks through Furman defense for a large gain . , „. . . . ,. I J 1 . J « . k] u Clavto Burke takes a pitch from Jimmy Spence as Walter Atkins leads the Chuck Bishop boots winning field goal to defeat Newberry. . ' , ' ' ' interference. S ' ; ; Clayto looks for running room against Newberry Len Howard and Joe Grant converge on a Newberry defender. Teams 61 -WE ' VE GOT CLASS ' NAIA playoffs ... PC ranked number I . . First round action against the number 8 ranked Saginaw Valley State Cardinals of Michigan . . . Jimmy Spence ' s re-injured knee . . . sophomore Paul Scott came off the bench . . . Hose led to a 36-6 victory . . . Scott named MVP for the game . Chris Williams named defensive MVP. Central State University Broncos . . . Oklahoma . . . Hose plagued by fumbles and dropped passes . . . second half comeback . . Hose battled the Broncos before falling 28-6. Hose ' s final record 11-2 . . best ever in Blue Hose history history breaking year . . . key roles played by coaches, players trainers, and managers . . . the Hose express their thanks for the tremendous support from the student body, alumni, and faculty during the year. P.C. gets ready to lower the boom on Saginaw Valley State. Front Row Managers — Danny Newton, Bently Anderson, Tommy Wade. Back Row: Trainers H.ink Mason. Reno Wilson. Front Row: R, Morris, J. Mooneyham, C. Fowler, M. Owens, M. Wheless. W. Atkms. J. Grant, W. Cooper. J. Nell. P. Scott. J. Chupp. H. Bailey. S. McCall. S. Stalvey. B. Peterson. C. Williams. A. Forrest. Second Row: C. Bishop, T. Gallman. R. Kirkpatrick. M. Leverette. J. Cann. H. Finley. C. Yarborough. C. FHannah. S. Gonyea, D. Neisler. F. Kube, L. Owens, J. D ' Andrea, H. Brannen, E. Addison. W. Mason. M. Martin. Third Row: B. Hood, L. Roberts. R. Gruber. R. Ammons, T. Godley, D. Wise, G. Reeves, R. Hollier. R. Way. G. Albright. S. Hosch, J. Cason, G. Martin, D. Rabun. Joe Lane. J. Spence. Standing: G. Harper. D. Price, D. Thornton, A Gastor. E. Reed. R. Walker. B. Taylor, L. Howard, J. McCoun, C. Burke, J. Byars. B. Ollis. M. Kay. L. Bridges. W. Gatlin. D. Porter, J. Bowen. 63 Teams Ersklne Reed, come on dow Don ' t just stand there. Paul, run that op- What ' s wrong. Cally? You know we ' re the .t. Touchdownl Jay Byars gets six PC ' s defensive line proclaims. Were number 11 ' Block that kick! You ' ve got him nowl Teams 63 Front Row: Deb Smead, Joy Smith. Deborah Mauk. Kathy Hammond. Debbie Wright. Martha Decker. Penny Morgan. Second Row, manager. April Childress. Gina Sheen. Jan Smith. Kelly Barrett. Becky McFarlin. Virginia Henderson. Coach Clovis Simmons. SOCK IT TO THEM Volleyball . . . sometimes called the PC Gospel Choir . . . began four years ago this year ' s team led by co-captains who were starters from year one . . . Virginia ' s spike . . , good season . . . coach Clovis Simmons in her second year . . . achieved goal of a better season . . . Martha ' s consistent serves and sets . . anticipation . . . exhilaration . . . frustration . . . satisfaction . . . Deb ' s daring, diving digs . . development of skills . . . bump, set, spike . . auto mechanics? . . . developing friendships . . . strains on friendships amusing locker room scenes! Martha Decker watches as Virgmia Henderson dinks the ball. 54 Teams A good bench is Important to the team. Martha Decker sets the ball for a teammate ' s spike. Teams 65 Front Row: Louis Redmond. Mike Knight, Marshall Vann. Jeff Wilson. Mitchell Poe. Keith Nicosia. John Womack. Back Row: Asst. Coach Bruce Wismer, Chip Latham. John Wilbur. Steve Burgess. Mark Tankersley, Joey Cook. Pat McGinn. Palmer Shaw. Jim Schaudies. Tom Bozeman. Malon Wickham. Tommy Bagnal. Andy Nish. Scott Spencer. Coach Tom Stallworth. NEW COACH- NEW HOPES Soccer . . . outcome — 1-13 . outcome does not truly reflect the quality of Presbyterian ' s play . . led by Coach Tom Stallworth . his first season as soccer coach . . . team played valiantly in a tough season . . . overwhelming odds . the high point of the season was the great 4-2 victory over Newberry ... no soccer scholarships . some truly fine play . seemed best on defense . . . consistently checking the opponents . . heading . goalies ... no handsl . . . corner kicks . . . co-captains — Jeff Wilson and Palmer Shaw. Coach Stallworth emphasizes a point to Palmer Shaw. 66 Teams c ?ri ■ - ai , ,V «« « « B9 ' Malon Wickham and Jim Schaudies go up for a header as Tommy Bagnal and Scott Spencer Keith Nicosia goes up for a header as Scott stand by to help. Spencer pursues. Marshall Vann and Jeff Wilson display their offensive ability against two opponents. Joey Cook uses quick footwork as Pat McGinn and Jeff Wilson look on. Teams 67 CAGERS MAKE A BREAK Men ' s Basketball . . . experienced . . competitive . . . capturing the Little Four Tournament at Newberry . . . mid- season break with 6-4 record . . . in the thick of the district six battle . . . You eat like you play . . . C.P. time . . . shingles? . . . You ' re a supporting cast . . . Protect the lead and build on it! . . . Wat-Daddy . . . leaving Poochie at Lenoir Rhyne . . . seniority . . . hamburger steaks before every game . . . locker room jokes - Your Mamal . . . Tripple Dippers . . . Wide Open! ... 3 games a week . . . Watch those speeding tickets! . . . Did you bring the right uniforms ' s? Front Row: Joe Sterling. Rusty Copeland. Robbie Robinson, Jimmy Gaffney, George Crippen. Poochie Floyd. Back Row: Marshall Little, John Turner, Jim Watson, Clark Sinclair, Brian Ericksen, Mike Smith, Tim King. Clark Sinclair tosses the ball at the basket as teammates watch Jim Watson drives to the basket for two points. 68 Teams Jim Watson is fouled by a Limestone defender. ■MM H BP Bii IttM H K ■ 1 ' L: a L y; ' ' p HkH wyjl flMHj I Si sHH . PuJ H ft 1 r BL fl BiM HJjj PI Marshall Little flies high for the rebound How does Turner keep making those shots? Daddy Watson shoots from the key as John Turn- er defends. Teams 59 Marshall Little leaps to catch a pass as the Senators rush in to defend. Poochie Floyd fires over the outstretched hand of a Limestone de- fender. «.  Tim King sinks an outside shot against Limestone. 70 Teams 9. V r yi t LADY HOSE IN THIRD YEAR Third year . . . young . . . enthusiastic ... 23 game schedule ... 3 returning lettermen . . slop . . . miss foul shots — run suicides . . . fast break drill . . . Who ' s taping our ankles tonight — NOT COACH RANDALL — PLEASE! . . . Don ' t hang your heads . . . Make those layups . . . Block out! . . . Fuscher . . I ' m riding in the car . . . Pre-game meal at 3:30 . . . We wore the blue vests yesterday — make them wear them todayl . . . Whoever has my hair brush had better give it backl . . . Coach Randall, be careful of the blackboard! . . . Hey, Baby! Front row: Kathy Hammond, Valerie Crocker. Joy Hunt. Nancy Davis. Cindy Carlyle. Back Row: Coach — Randy Randall. Nancy Wall. Melanie Crelia. Mary Kay Campbell. Susan Childs. Lynn Woods. Ass ' t Coach — Bruce Wismer. Above: Cindy Carlyle controls the tip on the jump ball. Above right: Mary Kay Campbell exhibits her shooting form. Below right: Lynn Woods fires a long shot over her opponents. Teams 71 Don ' t be anxlousi she ' ll ring Itl S-t-r-e-t-c-h, Cindyl 72 Teams Mary Kay Campbell drives in for a fast Kathy Hammond comforts an injured teammate. Joy Hunt is fouled by two Furman defenders, lay-up. Teams 73 CHEERLEADERS Isl row: Dave Torrey. Mitchell Poe, Co-captain Gerald Martino, Steve Odum. Back row: Elaine Odum, Carol Fulton, Co-captain Karen Wessinger, Jeannie Epting, Jane Bell, Gayla McSwain. Time outi Acrobats on the courti 1st row; Hal Scott, Tim Ferrell. Mitchell Poe, Gerald Martino. Back row: Gayla McSwain, Jane Bell, Jeannie Epting. Carol Fulton, Kathy Dubose, Karen Wessinger. Deborah Campbell, Elaine Odum. Aw, come on! 74 Teams SURE SHOTS Rifle Team . . young . . . three returning lettermen . . . four Western Carolina Conference Matches . . firing against Appalachian State, Clemson, SC l _ _ State, and Wala Forrest . . targets . . . ' ' ' ' bull ' s eyel . . . improving . . . working with Buddy Cheek. Beth Schwind, Ginger Paramore. Steve Pynne. Clay Haskins, John Dowdle. oach — Captain Toy . gaining Franklin Childress, John Hellman, Captain Toy. Tim Ferrell. experience. I wish the target would stop moving. The noise in here is deafening. Teams 75 Front Row: Norman Schellenger, Jimmy Hentz. George Bristol, Billy Higgins. Back Row: Tim Riddle. Robert Register, Andy White. David Gruhler. NETTERS BEGIN SEASON WITH HIGH HOPES Men ' s Tennis . . . happy go lucky bunchi . . . one of the youngest teams in the country . . . Norm The Storm Schellenger . . . Bill Silk Higgins . . . the Anderson Assasin . . . soph ' s are proven and match tough . . . The Machine . . . bomb servesl . . , unified team . . . trip through North Carolina during spring break . . . playing top NAIA schools and ACC members . . . We ' re youth on the move! Oh, my backl David Gruhler. Oh — that was a good shotl George Bristol. 76 Teams 1-2-3 — swingi Norman Schellenger and Tim Riddle. What good form, Andyl Reach for that ball. Billy HigginsI In-nitiHHH ' t p Get ready, Billy, here it comesi My, what a small court — and who took the net? Teams 77 THE BEST RACKET IN TOWN PC Women ' s tennis ... a young team ... a new coach, Bobby McKee, former men ' s tennis standout . . . strong, competitive players . . . lots of drive and depth . . . lack of exper- ience? . . . made up for by team spirit and the will to win. Front Row: Claire Pearson. Lynn Barton, Melanle Crelia. Back Row: Tracy Bridges. Kelly Shackleford, Laura Fowler, Mary Herman. A samurai serve. 78 Teams H t A- ' -A Thought you could trick me with a lob. didn ' t you? Ain ' t I graceful? Teams 79 HARD IB WORKING m ATHLETES 1= Track team . . . high point man — Mike Owens . . . Rusty, you can break that high jump recordi . . . shot put . . . discus . . . Coach Poss can ' t drive . . . mistaking Reno for head coach . . . Jimmy ' s white, and he ' s a fast runner . . . marvel- ous track meet sack lunches . . . sand in your shoes . . . hurdles . . . pole vaulting . . . loud guns . . . dis- trict meets . . . encouragement from the stands . . . falling hard . . . coming around the last turn when the monkey jumps off the score- board and on your back! S£i 1st Kovi: M. Leverette. J. McEachern. R. Kirkpatrick, J. Mooneyham, J. Wilson. 2nd Row: G. Harper, M. Key, D. Price, J. D ' Andrea. H. Bailey, L. Roberts. 3rd Row: G. Hall, R. Clanton, W. Atkins, D. Hammer, H. Hinlon, M. Owens. Gene Harper; How much farther do I have to run? Dean Price puts the shotl P.C. Track looks for a good season. 80 Teams WHAT FORM! Golf Team . . . coolness and exper- ience . . . successful season . . . hard work . . . diligent preparation . . . practicing in the cold of January . . . Lakeside Country Club . . . District Tournament in April . . . You ' ve got me out, out, out . . . even and one down . . . I ' ll press you for five . . . He ' s a one cutting SOB . . . Five says I ' ll outhit you . . . He ' s got more moves than a can of worms ... I N.D. ' ed one at the 13th . . . Look out, Elsiel . . . Beached whale gave us a dollar for lunch . . . That hole ' s as tight as ... Front Row: Steve McCall. Buddy Prow, Jimmy Herlong, Jim Moran. John Richardson. Marvin Newman. Back Row: Coach Perry, James Johnson, Keith Jude, Ricky Kirkpatrick, Mark Shea, Chip Porter. James Johnson seems amused by Jimmy Her- James Johnson warms up for the coming season, long ' s shot. Teams 81 NEW I ll TRADITION lill The 1980 Scotsman Baseball Club . . . initial season . . . hoping to establish a new PC tradition . . . good base of talent . . . daily warm-ups and practice . . . challenging fine baseball teams . . . Newberry . . . Francis Marion . . . Baptist College . . . anticipation . . . inaugural campaign . . . twelve game schedule . . . strong support from club members . . . buying your own uniform . . . chipping in for supplies . . . Scotsman leaders are juniors Yogi Mensch, Mike Shealy, Jim Montgomery, and Billy Williams . . . haven ' t lost a game in 18 years . . . it ' s been a long time, PCI WALK ro EXIT ON SIDE OF VELLOUJ L Front Row: B. Tarbort — manager, J. Montgomery — President, P. McGinn, J. Lane, M. Shealy — Secretary, M. McCallum, D. Duda, T. Tracey. Second Row: L. Mooney — faculty advisor. Y. Mensch — Vice President, A. Thomas, T. Ferrell, K. Marshall. D. Singer, J. Hall. Back Row: B. Williams — Treasurer, B. Anderson, B. Hood, J. Sullivan, S. Simister. C. Goodman, C. Bourne. T. Grove. Not pictured: C. Williams, W. Cooper, W. Gatlin. L. Blair, R. Hollier, R. Way, J. Ransom, R. Korn, L. Brown, J. Broome. 82 Teams The Dummy Jump — the Scotsman ' s idea of disco. INTRAMURALS Get that spike. Tommyl The Bears ' Alan Murphy struggles to break away from his Theta Chi opponent. Teams 83 INTRAMURALS Intramurals . . . something for ev- eryone . . . Where is the game — Le- roy or Templeton? , . . action in the stands and on the courts . . . Hey ref, whose side are you on anyway? . . . Don ' t study) we need more players . . . Does anybody have a racquet or a racquetball I can borrow? . . . I ' m dy- ing; put in a sub, please . . . Go out for a long pass . . . forfeit . . . It ' s in — no it ' s out . . . creative names , . . no sliding .... singles . . . doubles . . . Aim for right field; he can ' t catch . . . backstroke . . . aching the next morning . . practice . . . Does any- body know where a schedule is? . . . sign up sheets due by Friday . . . mak- ing friends . . . learning teamwork. Flying high for the Angels. Joy Smith takes the Neslea plungel 84 Teams Candy ' s got it What a lunge, Catherinel Teams 85 This one ' s for you. Petel An Alpha Sig blocks the KA ' s volley. 86 Teams A freshman races for the end zone as Candy McCaskill and MImi McCrae pursue. I H m } 11 4 4 1 Alison Falls prepares to spike the volleyball for PcF. Tony Grove watches as Sigma Nu teammates defend Powderpuff football often becomes a contact sport. Teams 87 Deb Smead ponders whether to shoot the 30-footer or dump the ball Inside. Block that shoti 88 Teams O.K. — this is iti Nancy Williams. Harvey ' s Angels listen intently to their knowledgeable coach, Mark Padgett. Teams 89 • V .PC 21 PC 28 ♦-TC 30 PC 34 PC 48 PC 21 PC 34 PC 16 PC 36 PC is ' 6 FOOTBALL CITADEL FURMAN LENOIR RHY JE WOFFORD CATAWBA ELON MARS HILlg: x:entral feori gardner webb CARSON NEWMAJt NEWBERRY N - NATIONAL PLAYOEfS- SAGINAW VALLEY CENTRAL STATE 6 28 BREVARD FRANCIS MARION DAVIDSON COASTAL CAROLINA WINTHROP FRANCIS MARION 4 BAPTIST COLLEGE 4 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 6 NEWBERRY . ' 2 WOFFORD 4 WINTHROP 5 CENTRAL WESLEYAN 8 WOFFORD 4 NEWBERRY 3 Iw4 r PC 15-11-15 PC 7-15-5 PC 15-15 PC 15-15 PC 7-2 PC 2-15-5 PC 6-15 PC 7-15-8 : «FC 15-15 r C 15-12-15 PC 15-15-10 PC 11-17-15 PC 7-8 9-15-iO 3-5 WC 10-13 ;fe 15-15 PC 15-15 PC 15-15 PC I-I5-4-I5-I4 PC 7-15-15 PC 2-12 PC PC VOLLEYBALL USC-SPARTANBURG ERSKINE CONVERSE SPARTANBURG METHODIST FURMAN ERSKINE LANDER USC-AIKEN SPARTANBURG METHODIST CONVERSE FURMAN LANDER USC-AIKEN COKER ERSKINE CENTRAL WESLEYAN NEWBERRY COLUMBIA COLLEGE NEWBERRY — Bpi  USC-SPARTANBURG CENTRAL WESLEYAN « USC-AIKEN 13-15-17 15-10-15 9-9 12-8 15-15 15-13-15 3 15-17 B 15-9-15 9-11 H II-I5-9 ■ 17-12-15 15-15-6 15-15 15-4-15 15-153 I5-I5r -H-9 . I5-6-I5-4-I6 15-10-13 15-15 I PC 50 CONVERSE 34 PC 52 USC-AIKEN 75 fC 50 COLUMBIA 48 PC 61 COASTAL CAROLINA64 PC 62 COASTAL CAROLINA 72 4USC-SPARTANBURG 70 IPC 66 i 65 - FURMAN 71 PC 63 ERSKINE 91 PC 53 LANDER 76 PC 67 PIEDMONT 71 PC 67 USC-SPARTANBURG 77 PC 80 PIEDMONT 100 PC 78 WOFFORD 34 PC 60 LANDER 76 PC 71 NEWBERRY 52 PC 53 COKER 63 PC 57 CONVERSE 46 PC 66 USC-AIKEN 62 PC 73 COLUMBIA COLLEGE 77 PC 58 ERSKINE 82 PC 77 USC-SPARTANBURG 86 PC 70 NEWKRRY 55 PC 71 WOFK)RD 40 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL PC 69 PC 83 PC 71 PC 71 PC 63 PC 83 PC 58 PC 84 PC 93 PC 53 PC 61 PC 86 PC 61 PC 46 PC 70 PC 28 PC 69 PC 68 PC 72 PC 53 PC 85 PC 65 PC 82 PC 81 PC 76 PC 75 PC 73 PC 74 PC 64 4. MEN ' S BASKETBALL ALLEN COKER ERSKINE 78 56 70 i NEWBERRY 67 USC-AIKEN 60 LIMESTONE 63 WESTERN CAROLINA 82 FRANCIS MARION 88 COKER 57 GEORGIA TECH 68 FURMAN 90 LIMESTONE 90 ERSKINE 71 LANDER 44 CENTRAL WESLEYAN82 USC-SPARTANBURG 45 WINTHROP 61 LANDER 80 NEWBERRY 18 ERSKINE 54 WOFFORD 73 CENTRAL WESLEYAN76 FRANCIS MARION 90 WINTHROP 90 WOFFORD 79 COKER 83 USC-SPARTANBURG 11 NEWBERRY 75 H USC-AIKEN 1 76 1 i • , 1 (ta A Wk Teams 91 im jmns Now where did I put that pencil? Dee Hammond stage-manages Lilies of the Field. H? !- £ 9wRB9 l ■1 ■1 H Jdj F 1 ■ Ps- % % v ; ■ K 1 ■ d Above: Jim McCoun shouts encouragement to the offense. Left: If Eddie Addison and Robert Maddox are still laughing, obviously haven ' t seen what ' s for dinner. Opposite Page: Welcome to Cardinal Key. they P.C. WELCOMES NEW PRESIDENT KENNETH ORR Kenneth Orr . . . Presbyterian ' s sixteenth President ... a stress on fund-raising . . meetings with all departments . interest in faculty input . new ideas . changes ... a Presbyterian minister . . three sons . . dedicated to excellence and growth for PC . . . getting to know PC and its students . . . begins PC ' s second century. ' j : 94 Adniinistration ACADEMIC DEAN DR. DONALD A. KING Donald A. King . . . Aca- demic Dean ... his second year at PC ... bringing about changes in courses and pro- fessors . . . working to im- prove scheduling ... an avid PC supporter — from football games to dramatic produc- tions. DEAN OF STUDENTS JOSEPH O. NIXON Joseph O. Nixon . . . Dean of Students ... PC graduate . . . working with students . . . supervising different areas of student life . . . listening to com- plaints . . . looking for solu- tions . . . serving as a go- between for students and faculty . . . Where ' s the Volkswagen? ... a friendly smile ... a mean bridge game. Administration 95 DEVELOPMENT JAMES F. DICKENSON James Dickenson . . . Director of Development works to raise mon- ey for PC . . . active in the Synod of the South- east . . . promoting PC to churches ... a great deal of travel for the col- lege. BUSINESS MANAGER AND TREASURER G. EDWARD CAMPBELL G. Edward Campbell . . . Business Manager and Treasurer . . . working out the budget . . . Hi, how ' ya doing? . . . Good to see ya . . . How ' re your folks? ... a new office this year . . . accepts or re- jects expenditures for cam- pus organizations. ASSOCIATE DEAN OF STUDENTS MARION F. HILL Marion Hill . . . Associate Dean of Students . . . her last year at PC ... drop-ins for freshman women . , . Cardinal Key sponsor . . . works with Women ' s Council . . . enjoys needlework. ALUMNI AND COLLEGE RELATIONS BEN HAY HAMMET Ben Hay Hammet . . . Direc- tor of Alumni and College Re- lations. .. The Presbyterian College Report, working with alumni . . endless files ... I need you to get this out this afternoon . . I ' m going to run to the printer ' s ... serving on faculty commit- tees. 96 Administration DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS WILLIAM K. JACKSON William Jackson . . . Director of Admissions . . . also teaches phys- ics .. . recruits students for the col- lege . . . increasing enrollment . . . Senior Fair . . . Admissions Adviso- ry Committee. STUDENT AID AND PLACEMENT JOHN P. DANILUK John P. Daniluk . . . Director of Student Aid and Placement . . . helps students seeking financial aid . . . placement . . . six companies interviewed PC students on campus . . . resumes . filling out forms. REGISTRAR ROSLYN MARTIN Roslyn Martin . . . Registrar . . . working with seniors . . Counting hours . . . are you sure you ' ve fulfilled your general education require- ments? . . . diploma fees . . . graduation rehearsals . . . con- stant checking and rechecking of hours. DIRECTOR OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES RANDY RANDALL Randy Randall . . . Director of Student Activities . . . wom- en ' s basketball coach . . . intramurals direc- tor ... plays faculty intramurals . . . Rock and Roll. Administration 97 COMPUTER OPERATIONS WILLIAM S. CANNON William Cannon . . . Director of Computer Operations . . . also a faculty member . . . pro- grams Clinton Mills ' computer for PC . . . regis- tration . . . keeping things in order. CHAPLAIN SAM COOPER Sam Cooper . . . the campus chaplain . . . interested in students . . . Student Volunteer Services . . . Winter Conference at Bethel- woods . . . special worship services . . . chapel ... a new face at PC. INFIRMARY SUPERVISOR MARY W. EPTING Mary Epting . . . infirmary supervisor . . . Now you just take this card to the doctor, and he ' ll fix you up . . . pills and thermometers . . . serving at receptions. VIRGINIA CROCKF Ginger Crocker . . . admissions counselor ... a member of the South Carolina House of Representatives trips to Columbia . . . working with applicants to PC ... recruiting. ADMISSIONS ANDREW GIBSON Andy Gibson . . . ad- missions counselor ... a 1979 PC graduate . . . traveling to Florida and North Carolina . . . working at the Senior Fair . . . telling high school students about PC. 98 Adtninistration DINING HALL STAFF Vernon Powell . . . Eva Mills . . John Mabry . . dining hall . . picnics make your own banana split . . . special dinners . . . place the tray between the pegs. . . . food fight . . . salad bar . . . seasonal decorations . . . long lines ... a personal touch ... ice cream all year round . . . good hearty food. av f RESIDENT COUNSELORS Madeline Dula . . . Gladys Harvey . . . Mildred Smith . . . resident counselors . . . dorm parties ... a special table at the dining hall . . . chasing men out of the commons room . . a mother away from home . . locking doors five minutes ear- ly .. a watchful eye during open dorms never allows hamsters a personal friend. PLANT SUPERVISOR OREN F. BEATY Oren Beaty . . . plant supervi- sor ... in charge of maintenance . . . you have a package at main- tenance . . keeping the campus neat . . . raking leaves . . repair- in g . . . remodeling. Administration 99 FACULTY SECRETARY ANN PITTS MARTIN a SECURITY Security . . . Grey Mayson — chief . . . public safety . . . foot- ball games . . . dances . . . car and bicycle registration . . . lock- ing and unlocking buildings . . helping students out , . fire drills car maintenance work- shops. SECRETARIES Sitting: Mary Sue Holmes. Aggie Hiers. Janice Noffz, Sandra Alexander. De- loria Burris. Addie Wilkes.Standing: B. J. Gault. Flo Dowdle, Ruth Salter. Cis- sie Davis. Beth Stanton. Maudeile Fin- ley. Myra Templeton. Gertrude John- son. Jan Needham. Mary Lehman, Jo Brown. Williene Hughes. Mary Man- gum, Martha Ann Monroe. Joyce Cop- ley. lOO Administration HEAD LIBRARIAN DR. LENNART PEARSON Lennart Pearson . . . Head Librarian . . . teaches courses in Library Science . . . calligraphy . . . special exhibitions ... a Presbyterian minister ... a photogra- pher. LIBRARY The library . . . research . . . books . . . newspapers . . . catalog cards . . . term papers . . . studying for tests . . . helpful staff . . . making excess noise . being chased out from behind the desk by Dr. Pearson . . club meet- ings . . . Dillard-Elliott Room . Curriculum Lab ... closing at 12:00. Library Staff. Mary Stallworth. Ann Clarke, Gloria Wysor, Marion Prater, Diane Yarborough. Jane Presseau, Student Services Librarian and Dianne Tyler, Student Library Worker. Administration IOt F A C U L T Y Richard Adams . was a business major at PC . . . struggled with Business Law . lived in Smythe . likes the one- to-one relationship between PC students and faculty . grades all his own papers because he thinks that it helps the professor get to know his students better . . enjoys going on picnics. 9 Pl! Raymond Andrews . . . got caught at most pranks he tried in college . . changed his major from math to music . . . participated in all intramural sports . . . member of the college choir . . . just bought a new economy car to help save energy. Carl Arnold . . was a member of a dance club in college . once a dairy marketing major in college . . There ' s no such thing as a free lunch . . believes that PC students conduct themselves in a responsible manner, but many do not operate to their potential . i.e. Dorothy Brandt . says, A teacher has to be blind in one eye and deaf in one ear . . believes PC students put studying off until the last minute and often don ' t keep up with class assignments . . . once planned to major in math ... the source of the flicker in her dorm ' s lights was traced to her iron . . . hates onions. Larry Burch . . coached and instructed ii PE since 1973 . . . says that he went to a Mountain School . . likes the good spirit and vigor displayed in PC ' s athletics. Timothy Burns . . . once gave termites as a Christmas present to a teacher with a wooden leg . . . involved in all intramural sports . . . nickname was Mad Dog . . . member of the Knights of Columbus . . You maggots, you ' ll never get this coveted ranger tap. . . . enjoys mountain climbing. 102 Faculty Ronald Burnside . . . Burnie . . . played Intramural football and volleyball in college . . . majored in Economics . . . uses a wood stove to help save energy . . . does not like sugar added to foods ... is a sports enthusiast. Paul Campbell . . . that ' s all there are to it . . . ran track in college . . . nicknamed Rock . . doesn ' t think PC students study enough . . . takes three to four hours to grade a set of papers . . . dislikes liver ... is burning wood to heat his home and conserve energy. William Cannon ... a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Delta Pi . . . used to have a syndicated newspaper column . . . thinks PC students loaf too much . . . the most sound advice he received: go to graduate school . . . dislikes squash . . . collects trains on a scale of 1:1. Nolon Carter . . . spends more time in making out a test than in grading it . . . once stood on top of the parapet of the Erskine clock tower . . . played intramural volleyball . . . has cut out air-conditioning to help the energy crisis. Fred Chapman . . . nicknamed Whispering Fred because he had laryngitis his freshman year at college . . . failed advanced physics . . . thinks PC fraternity men place fraternities above PC . . . cannot stomach broccoli or Kentucky Fried Chicken . . . Good Morning Scholars. James Clark . . . nicknamed Jayce . . spends two to four hours grading a set of papers . . . was a member of Delta Chi Fraternity . . . says PC students are sometimes too relaxed in class . . . always says denoted and essentially . . . dislikes liver . . . was once advised to study hard. Charles Coker . . . though he attended a college other than PC, he was a member of one fraternity which PC has, but he won ' t name it . ' . played intramural basketball and tennis in college . . . can ' t stand grits . . . dry wit. Constance Colwell . . . majored in German instead of French because of a schedule conflict . . . member of college choir ... to save energy, she is recycling old tests . . . takes forever to grade tests . . . isn ' t very fond of grits. Faculty 103 Claude Cooler . . . Once hauled a two-ton cannon from the green up four flights of stairs at Clemson during homecoming ... is a licensed surveyor ... is a marriage counselor . . . likes alertness of PC students . . . believes in having fun . . . retreats to Lake Greenwood to relax. Kenneth Creel . . Use a little common sense . . . especially likes the friendliness of PC students . . . since students at his college were not allowed to leave campus, he and a friend sneaked off to the moviesi when they came out of the theater, they were face to face with one of their professors. Raymond Dotson . . . nicknamed Toad ... to do his part for the energy crisis, he stays at home more . . . says he is willing to try any food once. Charles Gaines . . . Look for the positivel ... is a Sigma Chi . . . was a member of Phi Mu Alpha . . . likes the caliber of PC students . . . takes three hours to grade one set of papers . . . drives 55 to help conserve energy. Tim Gaines . . . was a political science major and planned to go to law school, but changed his mind his Jr. year . . . hates Brussel sprouts . . . a professor once told him, all you ' ll ever get to do is work with ratsl Instead, he gets to work with PC students . . . says students make demands on professors which is both bad and good . enjoys teaching here. Cally Gault . . . has coached at PC since 1963 . . enjoys working with the students and athletes of today . . . full name is Calhoun Folk Gault . . . the Dean of South Carolina football. Dave Gillespie . . . Do you follow what I ' m saying? , . . bought a four-cylinder Mustang to help conserve energy . . . hates raw oysters . . . once stole a Christmas tree out of a girls ' dormitory at Wake Forest. Edward Gouge ... a high school wrestler . . . once stuffed his roommate ' s VW full of newspapers . . . thinks it is a shame that we lose students who are loaded with potential, but who don ' t know how to budget their time ... to help conserve energy he uses his fireplace all winter . . . combines family picnics and gem hunts. 104 Faculty Jane Hammet . . . majored in English at PC . . . enjoys being a part of the college community because of the students ' academic and physical vitality ... a member of Alpha Gamma Beta . . . Now, gulls . . . started the PC players ... A Dramatic Production major at Auburn. Lewis Hay ... an Alpha Sigma Phi at PC ... One of God ' s greatest gifts to mankind is a sense of humor . . . takes a long time to grade papers — uses them to get to know students . . . car mechanics is his hobby . . . tinkers with a 1972 MG . . . appreciates students ' wanting to know professors personally. Michael Henson . . failed his first course in Microbiology . . . called Doc because he was in the medical corps in Vietnam . . once tied doors together in the room across from his in the dorm and pulled the fire alarm . . . rides a bike or walks to school, insulated his home, and closes off rooms in his house for energy savings. Robert Hill . . . was nicknamed Smokey because he burned up a typewriter by typing so slowly . . . usually takes him about one day to grade a class ' papers . . . enjoys the openness of PC students and their saying what they feel . . . sound advice that was given him: be yourself ... is using a woodburning stove to help the energy crisis. Jane Holt . . . switched majors from history to biology . . . thinks that PC students are friendly, cooperative, and easy to work with, but they hate to study . . . only uses her car about one time a week by consolidating short trips and riding her bike . . . dislikes coffee . . . played intramural soccer, tennis, Softball and volleyball. Robert Hudson . . . had to take remedial spelling in college . . . you ' ve got potential ... I lied . . . once aimed an explosive for a stairwell landing and ended up blowing out a dorm window . . . dislikes clam chowder ... is using a Fisher stove to conserve energy. Randy Huff . . . had no idea what he wanted to do when he got to college, but decided on sciences . . . thinks that people need to be convinced that there is an energy crisis . . . was inspired by his college teachers . . . expect to work for things, don ' t give up if things don ' t come easy at first. You don ' t have to be a whiz — I ' m living proof. Lutrecia Hunter . . spends about three hours grading a set of tests . . . played intramurals ' in college . . pulled the usual dormitory pranks . . . like the fact that PC students are concerned for fellow students and tuned into people ' s needs. Faculty 105 Ted Hunter . . . flunked college algebra and later married a math major . was captain of his intramural water- basketball team ... is reconditioning faculty bicycles as his contribution to the energy crisis . . . Hunter ' s Principle: Whatsoever the mind of man can conceive that will he also do. Fred James ... a PE major at one time . . . was once advised, Don ' t teach . . . Just one more thing . . . Now this is gonna blow your mind . . . Nothing else like it in the world . . . used to throw buckets of water under doors while in college . . . thinks PC students are happy people. Robert Jolly ... has spent up to eight hours grading a set of tests . . . member of Arts Students ' League . . . nicknamed Boob . . . had planned to major in architecture . . . dislikes chattering in class . . . can ' t eat broccoli, raw onions and liver. Elga Jones . . . Sing on the breath! . . . called little one . . . enjoys PC students ' enthusiasm . . . member of Phi Kappa Lambda . . . spends three to four hours grading tests . . . her students don ' t practice enough . . . dislikes liver and squash. Allen King . . was a radar mechanic in the airforce in England during WWII . . . failed organic chemistry . has a degree in chemistry about students: If they chew bubble gum, I could Kill them, and if they blow bubbles, I would put them in torture for months on end it ' s uncivilized Be Pacific . . . That ' s All. Yvonne King . . . attended college at the University of Switzerland . . . had to wear a gown to classes and dinner . . didn ' t take exams until the end of the school year . . . wishes PC students were more adventurous in their thoughts . . had storm windows put in and uses a wood stove to help the energy crisis. Kym Mahnke . . . originally a history major . . . played baseball (third base) on his college team ... Phi Beta Kappa . . . used to try to make time stop by turning back clocks in classrooms . . . was once told, the purpose of the college teacher is to amaze and amuse . . . dislikes overdone green beans and smashed green peas. Richard McKee . . . came to PC in 1977 . . . likes working with the students and also likes their interest in athletics . . . enjoys coaching tennis. 106 Faculty Lowell Mooney . . . says he ' s a country boy who likes everything . . . favorite (overused) saying is obviously . . a member of Beta Alpha Psi . . . thinks it ' s great that PC students are involved in extracurricular activities ... is conserving and complaining to help the energy crisis. Anne Moorefield . . . takes her forever to grade tests . if she had a nickname, she didn ' t know about it ... thinks PC students are pretty nice, but doesn ' t like their rowdiness at night . . . walks to work . . . hates oatmeal. David Moorefield . . shot on his college ' s rifle team an English- Religion major ... an Alpha Sigma Phi ... walks where he can and bikes where he can ' t was student secretary for ROTC department in college . . . used to chauffeur the Beta Club ' s national Sec. . . dislikes raw oysters. David Needham . . . thinks PC has a very intelligent student body as a whole . . . minored in French and English . innocently watched while his college friends put a stuffed gorilla on top of a girls ' dorm for the house mother . . . hates liver. John Perry . . graduated from PC and came to the staff in 1972 . . . says that PC students are good workers. Elliott Poss . . likes the friendliness of PC ' s student body . attended PC . was a member of Pi Kappa Alpha . . . also played football. Neal Prater . . . Saves energy by riding a bicycle . . Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity hates for students to cut class and blow bubble gum . . dislikes vegetables of any kind, especially peas and carrots . . . takes 15-20 minutes to grade an upper-level test . . . originally an Economics major. Jack Presseau ... a music major . . takes forever to grade papers . . . worked his way through school . . . taught music lessons in trumpet, trombone, and piano . . . is actively fighting the energy crunch by planting shade trees, sealing off the gables in his home . . . member of Phi Mu Alpha. Faculty 107 William Price . . . nicknamed Ike and he has a twin brother named Mike . . . hates squash . . . he is trying to conserve energy in every way possible, especially at home. George Pruden . . has taught at PC on and off since 1971 . . . has a doctorate in International Studies . helped to cover the Wake Forest chapel with toilet paper for the next day ' s speaker (a Mr. Howard Butt) . . . believes PC students take their reading assignments too casually . . . can ' t stand beef tongue. Dale Rains . . a member of Alpha Psi Omega . . , likes the enthusiasm of students . . . Can ' t is an obscene word! . . . dislikes students ' blowing bubbles in class . . . Once received this advice. Never be afraid to make a fool of yourself . . . takes 30 minutes to grade a test. George Ramsey . . . started out in engineering and then switched to history . . . dislikes oysters, especially raw . . . was once invited to discuss Mesopotamian Archeology with the Crown Prince of Japan . . . favorite TV program is MASH to save energy, he turns out the lights in the faculty lounge every time he leaves. 1701 Kim Randall ... ' 79 PC graduate . . has a hard time taking standardized tests . . . You ' re the teacher and you ' re supposed to know the answer . . washes clothes only once a week to help the energy crisis . . . Dr. James once told her, don ' t let things get to you . doesn ' t like pizza. Wayne Renwick . . . attended PC . . majored in Social studies and history . . . nickname was Wick . . . says that PC students have class. Homer Rickabaugh . . . has been in Korea since 1957 . . . ran cross-country in college . majored in philosophy . . worked in Korea as a campus minister in government and private universities ... Is a photography buff. Norman Scarborough . . . was going to major in industrial management . . . Do ya understand? . . . has a water restrictor in his shower to help conserve energy . . tripe makes him sick. 108 Faculty Stephen Schaeffer . . . practicel practice! practicel . . . swims every day . . . used to scare students away from the organ by blowing in the pipes and making spooky sounds , . . received this advice, I can only open the door, you have to walk through it hates liver. James Skinner . . played college football . . appreciates PC students ' friendliness and politenes in class, but would like to see more dedication to academics . . awakened his campus by firing the cannon at 3:00 a.m. . . . saves paper to recycle and uses no office lights ... a wealth of specific detail. Linda Smith . . . attended PC . . . was known as Sudden Death Suddeth at PC before her marriage . . . likes students ' involvement with volunteer services . . to aid the energy crisis, she is thinking about buying a bicycle, and recycling aluminum cans . . . doesn ' t like for students to chew tobacco. Tom Stallworth . . . Teaching is fun . . . grading papers is a chore . . member of Pi Kappa Alpha at PC . . drives an economy car at 55 to save gas and lives . . . loves sailing . . likes the personal relationship with students at PC . . studies didn ' t come easy. Rachel Stewart made A ' s at Harvard and Radcliffe, but failed typing at grad school likes murder mysteries . . . spent ten years as a professional cellist philosophy major . . . happy faces adorn her tests . likes chess, bridge, and backgammon . . . saves energy by wrapping up In blankets and reading at night. Ann Stidham . . . hates raw oysters . remembers crawling out of dorm windows since her college had no cards or open dorms . . . she enjoys students, but Is disappointed In that most underestimate themselves . . . spends six to eight hours grading a set of tests . . was once told, what you are to be you are now becoming. James Stidham nicknamed Mr. Metabolism because he could eat anything and not gain an ounce . . . was captain of his college ' s tennis team hates grading papers because It takes him hours . . . thinks PC students are easy to be with . . once filled his college business manager ' s car to the brim with leaves. Robert Strock . . . played college football . . . got a Masters In public school administration . . . likes the character of PC students appreciates the students ' Intelligence and friendliness. Faculty 109 Foard Tarbert . . . Don ' tcha see? . . . once a civil engineering major . . . flunked English four times . . . painted the tank at the Citadel . . . beefs about the fact that PC students drive nicer cars than he does . . . was once advised, Don ' t go into teaching . . . cannot eat chitlins. Waid Toy . . . switched majors from chemistry to economics . . failed organic chemistry and German . . . Always forward . . . hates turnip greens and collards. Richard Whiteside . . nicknamed Whitey . . used to have pale blond hair double majored business administration and psychology . . . despises liver . . . says PC students are both bright and lazy. Eugene Womble . . . played basketball in college . . . member of Phi Beta Kappa . . enjoys the friendliness of PC students . . . dislikes bananas . . . was once told: Booklearning doesn ' t necessarily make a person wise. Bill Yarborough . . changed majors four times . . . and now it ' s obvious that . likes the fact that PC students treat him as a person and not always a teacher . . still has a chair he stole from his college cafeteria because he was going to be charged for a meal twice . dislikes olives and mustard. Ethyl Zygote . . . played basketball in college (as the ball) . was once caught impersonating a fungus in a Petri dish . . was advised to quit while you ' re a head . . can ' t eat English peas, it ' s cannibalistic graduated at the head of her class really got around in college. no Faculty J, B Fun and games in Dr. Presseau ' s Rec. class. Roy learns something new every day at P.C. Faces 113 What ' s so funny. Lang? AH-CHOOOOI 114 Faces IVT - What do you say when you see a dead cat lying beside the road? This sure beats studying. Fran ' s fan maill Faces 115 WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES rrrrrrr Susan Buffington . . . ACS . . . PaC SaC — asst. ed. . . . Cardinal Key — Treas. . . . choir . . . Oeland Biology Scholar . . . Blue Stocking — photo ed. ... AIBS — Sec. . . . Sigma Kappa Alpha . . . women ' s council — Treas. . . . admissions advisory com. Bill Cowsert ... SVS — coordinator . . . Blue Key — Pres. . . . Kappa Alpha Fraternity — V. Pres. . . . SEC — chairman . . . Sigma Kappa Alpha . . . student assembly . . . rifle team. Louise Davis . . . FOB . . . Marc Weersing Scholar . . . women ' s council — Treas. . . . choir . . . madrigal troupe . . . dorm council . . Cardinal Key — Pres. . . . Sigma Kappa Alpha . . . judicial council . . . SVS — coordinator. Johnny Bowen . . . AIBS . . . Georgia Dorm Pres. . . . student assembly . . . football . . . Circle K . . . PKA ... ROTC — Cadet capt. . . . SGA — student rep. . . BSU CIA . . ACS . . . hall counselor . . . New Life Singers. Betsy Greene . . . Belk Dorm Pres. . . . FOB . . . Hay Bible Medal . . . women ' s council . . . choir and madrigals . . CIA . . . Judicial council . . . Sigma Kappa Alpha . . . SVS — coordinator admissions com. . . . dorm council. Clay Haskins . . AIBS . . . Blue Key ... ACS — Treas. . . . Sigma Kappa Alpha . . men ' s council — Pres. . . . FOB . . . Circle K . . . Blue Stocking — business manager . . . student council — Sec. . . . rifle team — capt. . . . dorm Pres. . . . SVS. Virginia Henderson . . . Cardinal Key — Sec. . . . choir and madrigals . . . judicial council . . . volleyball — capt. . . . CIA . . . women ' s council . . . SVS . . . New Life Singers . . . Staley Lecture Com. . . . Westminster Fellowship. ll6 Who ' s Who Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities ... an esteemed award given on the national level ... a special group of students . . . recognizing those who excel . . . academics . . community service . leadership ability . . . future potential . . . having college biography published in Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Students selected from Presbyterian College . . . from a varied cross section of the student body . . . active in varsity sports . . . editors of college publications . . . members of student assembly, student government, judicial council, and various faculty committees . . members of dramatic and musical groups . . . maintain a high academic level . . . hard workers . . . willing to take on a job ... all are assets to Presbyterian College. Eddie Hulse . . Theta Chi Fraternity — pledge marshall ... CIA ... ACS — Pres. . . . AIBS — V. Pres. . . . Blue Key — Sec.-Treas. . . . SVS . . . lab asst. — freshman and organic chemistry. Mamie Jennings . . . CIA . . . women ' s council . . . SVS — coordinator . . . Sigma Kappa Alpha . . Circle K . . church vocations group — Pres. . . . chaplain search com. . . . SVS Intern. Virginia Johnson . FOB and TOB chairman . SGA — Pres. Blue Stocking staff . . . student affairs com. . . . business club SVS ... presidential search com. . . . student assembly . . . student council . . . academic affairs com. Johnny Robertson . . special Olympics . . . SVS — coordinator . . . PaC SaC — section editor . . . Blue Stocking — business manager . . . Westminster Fellowship — Pres . . . student assembly . . . lecture steering com. Karen Ruszler . . PC players . . . Cardinal Key . . . Alpha Psi Omega . . Founder ' s Scholar . . . PaC SaC — editor ... SEC — Sec. . . . Sigma Kappa Alpha . . . Oeland English Scholar . . . Figs and Thistles — editor. Corky Strickland . . . choir John Turner . . . PKA — — Pres. . . CIA . judicial council — chairman ... PC players FOB . . madrigals SVS . . . academic affairs com. . . . hunger task force. V. Pres. . . . Blue Key ... student assembly . . . basketball . . . Miller athletic award . . . Oeland History Scholar . . . men ' s council — Pres. . . . student affairs council . . . graduation marshal. Karen Wessinger . . AIBS . . . women ' s council — Pres. . . cheerleader . . . Cardinal Key — Sec. . . . FOB . . Blue Stocking . . . SVS . . . madrigals . . . Sigma Kappa Alpha . . . Oeland English Scholar . . . choir . . . student assembly. Who ' s Who 117 SENIORS CLASS OF 1980 Susan Frances Adams Union, SC Accounting Sally Patricia Allen Vidalia. GA History Richard Wyatt Amick Leesville, SC Psychology Sandra Starr Baltzegar Greenwood, SC Psychology Robin Melinda Banker Charlotte, NC Psychology Janet Dianne Bearden Wellford, SC Elementary Education Mary Louisa Betts West Columbia. SC Music Robin Annette Blackmon Sumter. SC Psychology John Charles Boan Camden, SC Chemistry 118 Faces Elizabeth Longstreet Boggs Charlotte, NC Elementary Education John Paul Bowen Chester, GA Biology Annette Boyd Clinton, SC Mathematics Gregory Jon Breter Orlando, FL Religion James Larry Bridges Greenville, SC History Susan Marie Buffington Gainesville, GA Biology Clinton Burgess Turbeville, SC Chemistry Sandra Lenora Busbee Graniteville, SC Business Jay Carol Byars Cayce, SC History George Kevin Calhoun Columbus, GA Religion Elizabeth Lynn Cleckley Augusta, GA Psychology Esther Kay Cleveland Columbia, SC Psychology Faces 119 Elliott Jerry Coleman III Columbus, GA Business Administration Carole Joyce Connor Myrtle Beach, SC English William Stone Cowsert Macon, GA Business Administration Louise Elaine Davis Newberry, SC L Religion j W m Frances Marie de La Rue • B v..;__;_ J P Atlanta, GA f English William Thomas Douglass % Camden, SC V ,1 1 Jr w Sociology iHfj John Holmes Dowdle, Jr. Clinton, SC Business Administration LaRue Wesley Edge, Jr. Macon, GA Music Mary Jeannette Epting Sumter, SC English Francis Daniel Ertel Atlanta, GA Business Administration Kathryn Louise Ethridge Elberton, GA Sociology Catherine Marshall Farmer Anderson, SC Special Education 120 Faces Ellen Maxine Ferguson Spartanburg, SC Music Education George Thomas Fesperman Waycross, GA Fine Arts Laurence Davis Frederick III Rock Hill, SC Biology James Allen Gaston Carroliton, GA Business Management George Ward Gatlin Conway, SC Biology Charles Wiley Gibbs, Jr. Laurens, SC Biology Jane Kelly Gilbert Maitland, FL Psychology Sociology Pansy Rebecca Goforth Greenville, SC Special Education Carolyn Esther Goodyear Mullins, SC Business Administration Betsy Carole Greene Spartanburg, SC Religion Sara Jane Haddon Greenville. SC Business Administration Robert Gaston Hall III Birmingham, AL History Faces OI Dorothy Dee Hammond Dublin, GA English Craig Robert Hanson Clinton, SC Psychology Philip Henry Harris Laurens, SC English James Philip Harrison Rose Valley, PA Business Administration Janet Anne Harrison Spartanburg, SC Special Education Robert Dillard Harvey Atlanta, GA Psychology Noel Clayton Haskins Manchester, GA Chemistry Daphne Ann Hayes Lake View, SC Psychology Charlotte Virginia Henderson Aiken, SC Christian Education James Augustus Heriong Rock Hill, SC Business Administration Kayre Katherine Hines Forest Park, GA Biology Arthur John Hobble Middlesex, NJ Business Administration 122 Faces Joe Leake Holcombe Clinton, SC History Political Science Alan Kent Hopkins Stone Mountain, GA Biology Education James Douglas Horton Gainesville, GA Psychology William Leonard Howard Doraville, GA History James Edwar d Hulse III Brunswick, GA Chemistry Constance Laurette Jackson Albany, GA Accounting Thomas Alan Jarvis Greenville, SC English Mamie Langley Jennings Columbia, SC Religion English Donald Hoke Jeter Deiray Beach, FL Business Administration Billups Phinizy Johnson III Albany, GA Business Administration Elizabeth Hale Johnson Rome, GA Business Administration James Vandegrift Johnson III Columbus, GA Business Administration Faces Q3 Virginia Aline Johnson Rock Hill, SC English Jenny Lauren Jones Bowie, MD Sociology Stefani Ann Jones Atlanta, GA Biology Andrew Brice Jordan III Monetta, SC Chemistry Mark William Kay Anderson, SC Psychology James Douglas Kellogg Atlanta, GA Business Administration Cynthia Lynn Kilgus Bamberg, SC Elementary Education Michael Andrew Knight St. Simons Island, GA Religion Debra Ann LaBoon Greer, SC Mathematics Terri Lee Lathom Decatur, GA Elementary Education Teresa Diane Lawrence Duncan, SC Biology Education Amy Byrel Leidheiser Tryon, NC Religion m 124 Faces iiiii n u i U Susan Elizabeth Lindsay Joanna, SC Music Richard Melvin Little Conley, GA Business Administration Sandra Joann Maceyko Savannah, GA Psychology James Gayle McArthur Rock Hill, SC Political Science James Corbly McCoun Decatur, GA Business Administration John Patrick McDonald Ormond Beach, FL Business Administration Mimi McRae Gainesville, GA Business Administration Timothy Andrew Nates Irmo, SC Business Administration Ricky Clark Nelson Monticello, GA Biology Marvin Cecil Newman Bethune, SC Business Administration Willie Danzig Newton, Jr. Andrews, SC Business Administration James Bruce OIlis, Jr. Laurinburg, NC Social Studies Faces 125 Mark Padgett iF!3 H Pendleton, SC F H B History ft 1 m f Amanda Lorie Peele ■I 1 Dunn, NC 1 t Religion V Vj Joan Pellett bh _ Greenville. SC Ka Business Administration Wl J! Mitchell Bryan Poe Greenville, SC History Elaine Potts Clinton, SC Education Catherine Louise Powell Spartanburg, SC Special Education Laurie Katherine Pruett Birmingham, Ml English Education Erskine Abraham Reed Orangeburg, SC Business Administration John Paul Robertson III Red Springs, NC Religion Jerry Ramseur Robinson Brevard, NC Biology Mary Karen Ruszler Blacksburg, VA English Carol Annette Senn Gaston, SC Elementary Ed. Religion 126 Faces tyi ii Tracey Leigh Shealy Piedmont, SC Business Administration Deborah Anne Smead Seminole, FL Business Administration Janice Annette Smith Waycross, GA Biology Miriam Joy Smith West Point, GA Psychology Carrie Denise Stephens Roebuck, SC Special Education Joseph Arnold Sterling, Jr. Maitland, FL Biology Henry Carey Strickland III Snellville, GA English James Michael Stringfellow Rock Hill, SC Business Administration Barry Parnell Taylor College Park, GA Political Science Claudia Garrett Taylor Simpsonville, SC Psychology Julie Ellen Terry Charleston, SC Elementary Education Danny Lee Thornton Washington, GA History Faces 127 David Edwin Tinga Athens, GA Business Administration Jean Lindsay Trollinger Wilkesboro. NC Special Education John Anthony Turner Gary, NC English Clare Inez Turner Clinton, SC Psychology Grayce Dianne Tyler Columbia, SC English Religion Julius Marshall Vann Trenton, SC History Elliott Spear Waddell III Columbus, GA Business Administration Mary Kay Wade North Augusta, SC Psychology Roy Lee Walker, Jr. Clinton, SC Psychology Rhoda Quinn Wallace Lawrenceville, GA Sociology Nancy Ruth Warren Douglasville, GA Biology James Joseph Watson Cordova, TN Business Administration 128 Faces . liJr Beverly Louise Weeks Greenwood.SC Special Education Karen Elizabeth Wessinger Clinton, SC English Education Peter Regan Wetherell Columbus, Ga History Dana Leanne Wiggins Atlanta, GA Business Administration Frederick Gantt Williams Augusta, GA Accounting Nancy Anne Irwin Williams Bristol, TN English Angus Scott Wilson Conway, SC Biology Jeffrey Watt Wilson Atlanta, GA Business Administration Bruce Gordon Wismer St. Petersburg, FL Religion Elaine Woods Columbia, SC English History Julia Frances Woodson Columbus, GA Elementary Education John Calvin Younkin Lutz, FL Business Administration Faces 129 ■ H H E Adair Allen Atlanta, GA Beauford Maurice Ammons Darlington. SC Robert Bentley Anderson III Chamblee, GA Thomas Nettles Bagnal. Jr. Columbia. SC Evan Christopher Bahr Ft. Wayne, IN Hugh Tolan Bailey, Jr. Liberty, SC Julia Ellen Bailey Chapin, SC Elizabeth Springer Barron Marietta, GA Lynn Allison Barton Doraville, GA Margaret Jane Bell Stone Mountain, GA Sharon E. Bellwood Greenville, SC Russell Wallace Berry Bishopville, SC Charles Adam Bishop, Jr. Lodge, SC Harold Lee Blair, Jr. Columbus, GA William Todd Bond Clinton. SC Richard Elmer Boyles, Jr. Allendale. SC Thomas Hunt Bozeman Greenville. SC Major Harold Brannen. Jr. Unadilla. GA John Cecil Brearley Columbia, SC Martha Ellen Brooks Rock Hill, SC James Donald Broome, Jr. Avondale Estates, GA Kevin Paul Brown Lexington, KY Robert Henry Burnside, Jr. Columbia, SC William Rowland Cameron III Laurens, SC Deborah Kate Campbell Iva, SC 1 .i i ff ' - yt- il A I A i si 130 Faces Joel Michael Candler Union. SC Mary Carolyn Carmichael Atlanta, GA Donna Ruth Chapman Spartanburg, SC April Eulane Childress Anderson, SC William Glenn Christopher Carlisle. SC James Lafayette Chupp Norcross, GA Michael Daniels Clayton Avondale Estates, GA Steven Harold Coker Avondale Estates. GA Kitty Ethelene Cooper Fountain Inn. SC Spencer B. Copeland, Jr. Plantation. FL Charles Edgar Crane Athens. GA Eugene Cross IV Marion. NC Julie Heyward Crowder Spartanburg. SC Diane Devore Croxton Anderson. SC Scott Acree Culbreth Cairo. GA Tameria Darlene Darby Gray Court. SC Martha Lynne Decker Laurinburg. NC Debra Lynne Dellinger Charlotte. NC Deborah Louise Dobbins Longwood. FL Norman Guy Dover Enoree. SC Racquetball . . . fastest growing sport in America . . . excellent exer- cise . . . quick mind . . . concentration . . . agility . . . promotes sound minds and bodies . . . lose weight . . . keep fit . . . inexpensive . . . grab a friend and hurry and wait for a court . . . year round sport . . . faster than tennis . . . easy to learn . . . ball moves up to 90 miles per hour . . . watch out! . . . ex- citing . . . and fun . . . spring intramur- als ... competitive . . . tense nerves . . . exhausting . . . game to 21 ... win by two . . , best out of three . . . excit- ing down to the last point. Faces 131 Jock Rock . . . origin unknown . . , several . . . reading love letters . . . wasting time . . . theories . . . ancient Indian burial ground . . . whistling at the freshmen girls . . . playing gui- outdoor Roman Black Magic amphitheatre . . . tars . , . long talks . . . resting jocks . . . catch- proposed site of the new Fine Arts building . . . ing up on the news . . . chewing a wad , . . outdoor chapel . . . dance floor for fighting gossiping . . . snoozing. Hoseman . . . PC ' s Stonehenge . . . current uses i i c  i«- H; ii ' •-■ ' - - Katherine Ann Dubose Greenville. SC Oliver Orlando Ducille Detroit. Ml Sonya Eaddy Johnsonville, SC Sylvia Adell Eaddy Johnsonville. SC James Donald Edwards. Jr. Athens, GA Neil Lythgoe Elphick Rosemont, PA James Martin Ervin Florence. SC George William Everett Thomasville. GA Alison Faires Falls Camden. SC Sherry Kathleen Finley Lawrenceville. GA Dallah Anderson Forrest, Jr. Mauldin. SC Howell Julius Foster, Jr. Eatonton. GA Sara Louise Fountain Charlotte, NC Robert Verley Fulmer Clinton. SC Carol Elaine Fulton Decatur, GA I32 Face$ Loida Joy Gettys Hattiesburg, MS Kathryn Louise Green Atlanta, GA Pamela Green Charleston, SC Hunter Lee Griffin Lake View. SC Anthony Brent Grove Lititz, PA Mary Stewart Hall Griffin, GA Berta Annette Hamby Greer. SC Debbie Lee Hammond Spartanburg. SC Katherine Denise Hammond Easley. SC Horace Eugene Harper Eatonton. GA Andrea Renee Harris Cayce, SC Alyson Gene Hicken Durham, NC Ira Kell Hicklin Spartanburg, SC Cheryl Lynn Hill Clinton. SC Heyward Adam Hinton Columbia, SC Robert Donald Hobby, Jr. Tifton, GA Benjamin McWhorter Hood Greensboro, GA Betty Ann Hopkins Buffalo, SC Ray Wickliffe Howland Atlanta, GA Russell Craig Hucks Conway, SC Elizabeth Colleen Jones Laurens, SC Nancy Suzanne Jones Clinton. SC Tracy Urban Jones Taylors. SC Christopher D. Keenan Columbia. SC Robert Harold Korn Sardinia. SC James Harshaw Lane. Jr. Yemassee. SC Joseph Alan Lane Tallahassee. FL Katherine Lee Lanier Spartanburg. SC Riley Harold Lanier. Jr. Spartanburg. SC Laura Kathryn Law Darlington. SC Faces 133 Marguerite Jean Lingafelter New Point Richey. FL William Campbell Lucas III Malvern, PA Amy Sue Lunsford Athens, GA Susan Clarissa Martin Conway, SC Gerald Booker Martino, Jr. Vance, SC Nancy Barxtell Masche Mt. Pleasant, SC Hank William Mason Waterloo, SC Debbie Darlene McCallister Chester, SC Jane Chandler McCaskill Quincy, FL Caria Jean McCracken Hopkins, SC Joseph Morrissetle McGowan Columbia. TN Melissa Jane McMahan Greenville, SC Karen Evans Meadors Clinton, SC Leigh Ann Merry Augusta, GA Clarke Ravenel Mixson Tampa, FL David Mack Mixson Allendale. SC Lisa Lee Morgan Leesburg, GA David Wayne Murphy Jonesboro, GA John Coffee Neville III Hendersonville, NC Jennifer Joyce Nye Clinton. SC William Leverne Oates Rock Hill, SC Stephen Joseph Odum Augusta, GA Lawrence Franklin Owens Greenville, SC Jeri Lee Parris Spartanburg, SC Thomas Ralph Parrish Blackshear, GA Robert Preston Peterson Duluth, GA Starke Ann Pettit Anderson, SC Barbara Lynn Pickens Greenville, SC James William Piatt Rock Hill, SC Nancy Young Plaxico Clinton, SC PI H ■ Hj ■HW ftn ■ ' 134 Faccs w mS , Jonathan Dale Powell Butler, NJ Samuel Newton Pratt, Jr. Rock Hill. SC Ricky Dean Price Anderson, SC Mary Elizabeth Prince Charlotte. NC Jill Ellen Reed Pelzer. SC Jarrold Milton Reeves, Jr. Avondale Estates. GA Robert Stephen Rhodes, Jr. Stone Mountain, GA Boyd Chandler Rhodes Siloam. GA Clayto Lamar Roberts III Greenwood, SC William Eugene Robinson Greenville. SC Rose Ellen Rooney Marietta, GA Rhonda Renae Ross Atla nta, GA Gaila Ann Russell Travelers Rest, SC Janet Patricia Sanford Jacksonville, FL Pamela Charlene Satterfield Cross Hill. SC ' V -il ■ — 1 - ■ ■ ' ■% Events in the mail- room . . . Gosh, did I get a letter today? . . . feed the spiders . . . cobwebs in the mailbox . . . Why is my mailbox always at the bottom? . . . I ' ve got to remem- ber not to wear a dress when I go to get the maill . . . As usual, typical school propo- ganda. . . . Airmail! an- other letter from Mom . . . Nobody loves me. . . . junk mail all over the floor . . . My lock is stuck! . . . How did they get this magazine squeezed into my box? . . . I ' m not even going to look today. . . . de- pression . . . excitement . . . It ' s about time! Faces 135 Mark Anderson Schmidt Marietta. GA Frederick Ray Simmons, Jr. Rock Hill. SC Clark Ewing Sinclair Albany, GA Daniel Lee Smith Thomasville, GA Lisa Johnson Smith Clinton, SC Robin Alison Smith Greenville, SC Edward Keith Snead III Greenwood, SC Elizabeth Lebron Speed Marietta. GA James Otto Spence Lexington, SC Mark Curtis Stamey Aiken, SC Louis Moore Stephens Clinton. SC Rachel Leigh Stephenson Hemingway. SC Arsoleen Suber Clinton. SC Jonathan Jerrod Sullivan Honea Path. SC Ann Arrowood Taylor Greenville, SC David Read Taylor Greenville. SC Jeffrey Earl Taylor East Bend, NC Arnold Dean Thomas Taylors, SC Judy Schilling Thomason Piedmont. SC Noel Dow Toole North Augusta. SC Backpacking is a way to conserve energy ... a grow- ing fad on the PC campus . . . great exercise . . . you can carry all your books . . . many professors ride their bikes to class . . . My legs are tired. . . . My back hurts! . . . try- ing to get everything in and balanced . . . getting tired of people asking you if you ' ve been camping . . . having your nose freeze in the winter! . . . leaving home fifteen minutes early ... I didn ' t realize it was all uphill. . . . Is con- serving energy this impor- tant? 136 Faces i ..,= ' i L-« ;L2 !S a2ii David A. Torrey Plantation, FL Peter Williams Tourtellot Greenville, SC Calvin Boyd Turner Greenville. SC William Franklin Wade Columbus, GA David Ashley Warthen West Columbia, SC Wayne Dale Way Williston, SC George Andrew White Rock Hill, SC John Hopkins White Columbia, SC William Sidney Wilfong, Jr. Athens, GA Bill Williams III Lancaster SC Christopher Allan Williams Lawrenceville, GA Reginald Wendell Wilson Florence, SC Michael Keith Womack Easley, SC Charles Richard Youles Valdosta, GA Karen Sue Young Bradenton, FL Susan Frances Zinsli Stone Mountain, GA Faces 137 SOPHOMORES John Sidney Abney Greenwood, SC Charlotte Emily Adams Greenville. SC Eddie Melvin Addison Toccoa GA. Kimberly Marie Adklns Rock Hill. SC Russell Craig Amick leesville. SC Clara Kathenne Andrews Gainesville. GA Gregory Steven Ayers Rock Hill. SC Susan Lynn Barco Columbia, SC Jon Michael Barker Jacksonville, Fl Sarah Melinda Barker Loris. SC Kelly Annette Barrett SC Connie Marie Bennett Gainesville, Ga. Michael Malone Benton Macon, GA Stephen Mills Blackburn Rayle, GA Lisa Bledsoe Atlanta. GA Jacqulyn Mary BIyzes Beaufort. SC Robert Clark Bourne Sylvania. GA Melinda Elise Brice Spartanburg. SC Kimberly Jean Brown Boonville. NC Oleta Jill Burton Abbeville. SC Joyce Kelly Cameron Due West. SC Mary Kay Cambell Anderson. SC John Mark Cann Chester. SC Cindy Jo Carlyle Raleigh. NC Audrey Lynne Carr Sunrise. FL Deborah Caroline Carre Virginia Beach. VA Mary Sadler Carter Anderson, SC Franklin Fuller Childress Laurens. SC Evelyn Frances Christman Mauldin. SC Margaret Kathenne Clark Decatur, GA Daniel Coleman Cohen Darlington. SC Susan Elaine Conn Stone Mountain. GA Rebecca Jane Cook Atlanta. GA Marvin Joseph Cook Atlanta, GA Catherine Louise Corbeit Aiken. SC BS: ]   l 138 Faces Cheryl Jane Corley Anderson, SC John Charles Cowan Tryon. NC Fred Howard Cross Darlington. SC Alison Clare Cummings Atlantic Beach, FL Christopher Lee D ' Andre Fairburn. GA John Anthony D ' Andrea Fairburn, GA Margaret Grace Dalton Mt. Pleasant. SC Marjorie Ann Darden West Point. GA Lee Ann Davis Cornelia, GA Nancy Lorraine Davis Dunwoody, GA Wendy Burdette Dempsey Frogmore, SC Anne Morris Denham Jacksonville. FL Kevin Scott Denney Tucker, GA Katherine Anne DeWitt Cornelia GA Vera Romona Dorch Williston, SC Diane Corey Dreisbach East Point, GA Alison Marie Drummond Spartanburg, SC Troy Emmett Dukes Quitman. GA Kimberly Jo Duncan Greenville. SC Tracy Nathaniel Duren Thomasville, GA Melanie Wray Efird West Columbia, SC Ronald Lee Elmore Bishopville. SC William Dewey Erving. Jr. Des Flames. IL Roy Otho Fagan III Laurens. SC What are you doing with your head in my win- dow? . . . Where is my screen? . . . You ' ve got your head in, you might as well get the rest of you inl . . . How long have you been there? . . . We ' ve got to quit meeting like this. ... a nice view from both sides . . . talking for three hours . . . letting all the cold air in . . . seeing the dorm mother and get- ting the heck out of there . . . fogging up the window . . . new form of birth con- trol . . . You come at the most inopportune timesi . . . You don ' t have to throw acorns at the win- dow to get my attention. ... no pets allowed. Faces 139 Henry Langston Finley. Jr. Laurens, SC Sandra Jane Florence Allanta, GA Ann Story Fox Atlanta. GA Tamara Alice Francis Stockbridge. GA James Michael Gaffney Gaffney, SC Patricia Jane Gallagher Blowing Rock. NC Amy Lynn Gandy Marietta. GA Lansa Lorene Garrison Easley. SC Pamela Roberta Glenn Clover. SC Edward Thomas Godley Islandton, SC Addison Burt Goolsby Washington, GA Marian Lee Griner Charlotte, NC Richard Wayne Gruber St. George. SC John Grafton Hall Columbus. GA David Louis Hammer Tampa. FL I Jenice Hammond Easley. SC annine Ann Haney Fairfax. VA Katie Bell Hanna Cross Hill. SC Robert Howard Hannah Fairburn. GA Joan Lea Hardin Greenville, SC David Mitchell Harlan Enoree. SC nes Maurice Halchell. Jr. Columbia. SC Mary Elizabeth Herman Coopers town. NY Tammy Jane Hicks Anderson. SC Virgil Richard Hillard Santee. SC Cheryl Renee Hodge Sumter, SC Helen Sue Hodge Gainesville. GA Ronald Mark Hollier Columbia. SC Cynthia Ellen Hollowell Stone Mountain. GA Lynn Mason Hope Rock Hill. SC Allen Scott Hosch Buford. GA William Board Howell Waycross. GA Susan Earle Jennings Columbia. SC ;« ft n There is nothing like brotherly love . . . She says, I wish that were me. . . . a special closeness among stu- dents . . . friends are forever. Iit ' l aj :i 140 Faces Washing clothes . . . what a pain . . . Where is Mom when you need her? . . . Is this shirt for hot or cold water? . . . all-tempacheer . . . Why didn ' t I buy no-iron shirts? . . . Sunshine Cleaners will make a fortune from now onl ... A good place to study ... I had to wash. I ' m out of clean underwear! , . . Why doesn ' t heat come out of the dryers? ... I never have dimes when I need them. . . . Well, my shirt wasn ' t this small when I started. . . . My white pants are now redl . . . forget it . . . Maybe my girlfriend will do it for me next timel . . . I ' ve got to get it all in one washing — I ' ve got only one quarterl Kelih Elwin Jude South Williamton. KV Margaret Thomas Kay Rome. GA Angela Jean Kennedy John Creylon King Carmanllo. CA James Richard Kirkpalnck Milledgevllle. GA ifer Ralph Franklin Kube Orlando FL Anita Louise Landreth Newman. GA Lucmda Helen Lawson Atlanta. GA Mark Anthony Leverette Simpsonville, SC Chou-Chu Liang Kobe. Japan Pamela Jean Logan Golden Gate. FL Louisa Suiter Lufburrow Savannah. GA Steven Michael Mann Columbia, SC Terri Lynne Martens Beaufort. SC George Carlton Martin Pickens. SC Sumilaka Matsumoto Atlanta. GA Deborah Lyni Mauldin. SC • Mauk Shawn David McCaslin Climon. SC Irving Andrew McCathern. Jr. Bishopville. SC Kelli Marie McCowan Simpsonville. SC George Franklin McCoy Kingsport. TN Cathy Lynn McCoy kingsport. TN James Slerlmg McEachern Bremen. GA Faces 141 Rebecca Lynn McFarlin Atlanta, GA Patrick Michael McGinn Molina. GA James Burtt McLean Maitland. FL Gayla Starlene Luease McSwain Clover, SC Elizabeth Maude Messenger Winter Park, FL Kenneth Michael Miley Rutherfordton, NC Timothy Benjamin Milton Greenwood, SC Jo$eph Arthur Mooneyham Spartanburg. SC Anthony G. Moore Stone Mountain, GA Margaret Ann Moore Charlotte. NC James Albert Moran Dublin. GA John Wiley Mungo Pageland. SC David Allen Neisler Orlando. FL Jo-Nathan Nell Charleston. SC Charles Adams Nichols Macon. GA Brian Keith Nicosia Rock Hill, SC William Anderson Nish Milledgeville. GA Harold Odom Elko. SC Julie Elaine Odum Tucker, GA Leslie Celeste Oliver Augusta. GA Margaret Jocena Olliff Augusta. GA Lisa Lynne Ourts Greenville. SC Michael Horace Owens Spartanburg, SC Thomas Owen Page Rutherfordton. NC 4iM 0 ilA . M; Salad or no salad — that is the question . . . grab a tray . . . what color today? . . . any clean silver? . . . one meat and two vegeta- bles . . . service with a smile . . . Just a little . . . No, not that much. . . . favorite cake . . . dieters ' delight cottage cheese . . . Mr. Powell ' s surprise out- side . . . ice cream . . . cheese . . . banana splits ... or maybe a loud band . . . soup of the day — week(weak) . . . picnics . . . pack lunches . . . eat in or out . . . What kind of banquet tonight? . . . food fights . . . chatting with Mr. Powell! 143 Faces Deborah Lynn Parnell Abbeville. SC Randall Arthur Parsons Enoree, SC Mary Claire Pearson Atlanta. GA Lisa Gail Pennington Moncks Corner. SC Nancy Trisvan Pennington Atlanta, GA Phillip Drew Perkins Charles Raymond Porter Rofwell. GA Kalhryn Shields Potts Columbia. SC Cecelia Ann Prather Clinton, SC Lamar Edward Priester Daniel Ivey Rabun Thomson. GA Beth Elaine Redfearn Dalton. GA William Louis Redmond Dunwoody. GA Alan Chevis Reed Winnsboro. SC James Clifford Reeves Arlington. GA John Ingram Richardson Greenwood. SC Timothy John Riddle Kings Mountain. NC Shelton Garland Riner. Jr. Milledgeville. GA Susan Carr Ritter Darlington. SC Samuel George Riik Laurinburg, NC Donald Revere Roberts. J Athens. GA John Louis Robinson, Jr. Ailey. GA Tara Ann Roddy Greenville, SC Byron Keith Rucker Greenville. SC Richard Ray Sawyer Greenville. SC James Gary Schaudies Media. PA Margaret Elizabeth Scott West Point. GA Paul Joseph Scott Atlanta, GA Gregory Keith Shamrock Euftis. FL William James Shearouse Helena, GA Faces 143 Sutan Elizabeth Shelion West Columbia. SC Lesley Ann Simmons Bainbridge. GA Cassandra Anita Simon Clinton, SC i Jean Skakun Canton. OH Jack David Smith. Jr Tampa, FL James Michael Smith Clover. SC Jefferson Curtis South Buford, GA ) Scott Spencer Salisbury, NC Jill Fant Spotts Newberry. SC n Glenn Sialvey Waycross, GA Burlo Slephei Thomas Weyland Steele Lancaster. SC John Timothy Stephenson Decatur. GA Scott Mark w Stevenson Columbus, GA John R. Subers Miami. FL Pamela Sue Suttles Lafayette. GA Mark Brooks Tankersley Travelers Rest. SC • Lee Tayloi Clir . SC Ricky Lane Taylor Simpsonville. SC Helen Cunningham Thomas Griffin, GA Millard Brady Thomas lit Newell. NC Carolyn Nell Thompson Olanta. SC John Redden Timmons. Jr Columbia. SC What would we do without the cheerleadersi . . . that car has taken many a homecoming queen around the stadium ... AH for P.C. stand up and holler! . . . Yes. P.C. the Pride of Clinton . . . school spirit . . . pushups after touchdowns . . . pom poms . . . bands ... 1. 144 Faces K V L Laura Cay Todd Greenville. GA Linda Jane Tomlin Camden. SC I Ellen Trippe Man . GA Jonathan Taylor Vandevei Charleston. SC Alexander Todd Vehnng Locust Valley. NY John Francis Verreault II Mark William Waid Atlanta. GA Frances Amanda Waldrep Enoree. SC Suzanne Lee Walkup Bradenlon. FL Patri I Wa . SC Robert Lynn Way Lugoff. SC Mark Howell Wheless Gregory Alton Whttacre Atlanta. GA Henry Harrison Whitaker. Orangeburg. SC Andrew Scott While Doylestown, PA Mary Elizabeth Whillock Annandale. VA Karen EliSe Wiggins Atlanta. GA Victoria Wilkins Grand Island. FL Blondell Williams Charleston. SC Mary Hathertne Will Bristol. TN Gina Renee Willis Clinton. SC Gavin Reno Wilson Asheville. NC John Hewett Woma. Orlando. FL Carol Lynn Woods Gray Court. SC Charles Daniel Yarborough Have you ever called a girl ' s dorm and gotten one of these replies? Clin- ton Abbey, which sister would you like to speak to? . . . Heaven, which angel? . . . Bailey insane assylum. which inmate? . . . this weekend? . well. ... I ... uh ... Belk. first west . . . Hibichil Faces 145 Gail Eileen Abercrombie. Laurens. SC Guila Porler Adams. Bath. NV Larry Glen Adams. Auburndale. FL William Bellinger Adkins. Swansea. SC Nancy Anne Allen. Salisbury. MD Anihony Aaron Anderson. Troy. NY Elizabeth C Anderson. Rock Hill. SC Jeffrey Bryan Andrews. Darlinglon. SC Charles Richard Asbell. Brunswick. GA Kelly Dawn Askin. Augusta. CA Fred Wilton Auman III. Darlington. SC Deborah Anne Babb. Decatur. GA Tammy Jean Bagwell. Clinton. SC Steven Edward Baker. Cocoa Beach. FL Roberta Ann Bangle. Atlanta. GA Palti Ann Bannister. Abbeville. SC rgia Kathleen Barksdale. Mailland. FL Gary Allen Bass. Rome. GA Richard Bond Bales. Bath. NY Marianne Blackburn. Sylvania. GA Raury Allison Blackmon. Sumter. SC Harold Lee Boehm. Jr.. Charleston. WV Eric Charles Boelzner. Winter Park. FL Jane Beth Bollinger. Covington. GA Gregory Eugene Bolton. Gray Court. SC Kathryn Ann Bostater. Dunwoody. GA Lisa Fran Bowen. Chester. GA Karen Elizabeth Bradley. Monticello. GA John Samuel Breazeale. Easley. SC Tracy Elizabeth Bridges. Gaffney. SC Kellie Ann Britton. Columbia. SC Bennett Alexander Brown. Atlanta. GA Cathy Joanne Brownlee. Laurens. SC Robert Hood Brozina, Rock Hill. SC Kimberley Bryson. Greenville. SC Randall Lee Buck. Atlanta. GA Steven Ray Burgess. Fairview. NC Karen Elizabeth Burnette. Gainesville. GA Steven Freeman Burroughs. Carlton. GA Sara Jane Campbell. Atlantic Beach. FL Sarah Louise Campbell. Easley. SC Martha Harvey Cann. Atlanta. GA Duncan Andrew Carmichael. Abbeville. Si John Phillip Cauthen. Doraville. G. William Edwin Chapman. Jr . Marietta. G. Benjamin Franklin Cheek IV. Toccoa. G, Dillard Durell Cheek III. Greenville. S ' Robert Dean Clanton. Darlington. S ' Julia Ray Clarke. Forsyth. G 146 Faces Booths in the cafete- ria ... PC cups for sale ... PC bumper stickers ... PC license plates . . . poinsettias . . . voting for Homecoming . . . SGA President . . . dorm counselors . . . PaC SaC and Blue Stocking Edi- tors ... I promise I ' ll bring my money tomor- row. . . . I ' ve already voted twice! . . . time to give blood again. AIM ill t Anne Trezevani Clarke. Clinton, SC Margaret Leah Clayton, Laurens, SC Judy Kim Cluetl. Whippany. NJ Samuel Dean Compton. Clinton. SC Carolyn Graves Cone. Spartanburg. SC David Biggersiaff Copple. Decatur. GA David Jerome Corley. Clinton. SC . Hogansville. GA Kenneth Haines Creveling. Oakton. VA Frances Anne Crook. Sullivans Island. SC Debora Jean Crosby. Simpsonville. SC Alan Lee Davis. Avondale Estates, GA Dorothy Elizabeth Davis, Simpsonville, SC Elizabeth Jane Davis, Gaffney SC Lea Annette Davis. Greenville. SC Paul Dezso Deholczer. Clinton. SC Charles Boyd Dennis, Atlanta. GA Ross Norman Dickens. Birmingham. AL Arbin Keith Dobbs. Toccoa. GA Daniel Dowling Dominey. Atlanta. GA James Marion Dorn. Charleston. SC Lila Anne Dubose. Simpsonville. SC David Joseph Duda, Ovtedo. FL William Marvin Earl. Plum Branch, SC Brian Nels Ericksen. Cincinnati. OH Richard Timothy Erving. Des Plaines. I Katalin Fanczi. Laurens. SC Lydia Claire Farmer. Spartanburg. SC Timothy Daniel Ferrell. Atlanta. GA Christopher Fowler. Greer. SC Laura June Fowler. Athens. GA Mark Thomas Frazier. Savannah. GA Kenneth Todd Gallman. Galfney. SC Mary Elizabeth Galloway. Clinton. SC Susan Lee Gambrell. LaGrange. GA Faces 147 Canteen ... I didn ' t want cheese! . . . prices up again? . . . five cents for ice? . . birthday cakes from Lee . . how are the soap operas? . . the paint is still on sale . . every color posterboard but white . . . We ' re all out of ones. . . . trying to cash a check . . grill always closing at 10:30 ... on the dot ... buying one stamp ... a good place for an in-between-meal snack . . . getting ice five min- utes before closing . . . Why can ' t we have french fries? Sharon Joyce Gant, Spartanburg. SC John Lee Gales. Jr.. Great Falls, SC Ellen Mildred Gibbons. Dillon. SC Manning Delgai Gibson. Washington. IN Barbaia Elizabeth Gilchrist. Sharon. SC Robert Gordon Glaspey. Alpharetta. GA Steven Gerald Gonyea. Chamblee. GA Henry Goodman. Jr.. Cairo, GA y Edward Goodwin, Laurens, SC on Sue Greene, Spartanburg, SC Judilh Gail Griffin, Atlanta. GA ; Groves, Gastonia, NC George Rene Hall, Birmingham, AL Hugh Wood Hall, Griffin, GA Nai Perry Wayne Hamilton, Columbia, SC David Irvin Harris, Washington, GA John Christopher Helman, Fayetteville, GA Laura Jane Helton, Greer, SC Crystal Denise Henderson, Laurens, SC Craig White Hensley, Waynesboro, GA Septimus Marion Hicklin, Rock Hill, SC Willii 1 Oli r Higgins, Columbia, SC Lori Eileen Hoffman. Stone Mountain. GA Susan Lee Hollingsworth. Augusta, GA Joseph McCrary Hopkins, Fort Valley, GA Mary Lyie Hudson, Greenville, SC Laura Jean Hughes. Columbia, SC David Kenneth Hunt, Rock Hill, SC Joy Lee Hunt, Lawrenceville. GA Otis Benjamin Ingram, Atlanta, GA John Wesley Jacobs III, Gainesville. GA Carrol Eustace Jenkins, Sylvania, GA Lee Ann Johnson. Decatur. GA Amanda Catherine Jones, Atlanta, GA Nancy Suzanne Jones, Clinton. SC Vv ' CTW m 148 Faces 1 ) Robert Joseph Jones. Madison. GA Susan Elizabelh Jones. Greenville. SC Dorothy Grace Keith. Atlanta. GA Richard Lewis Kell. Jr.. Anntsion. AL Lisa Mane Keller. Moore. SC Connie Elaine Kibler. North Augusta. SC Carol Louise King. Atlanta. GA Mark Charles King. Thomasville. GA Jennifer Elizabeth Kneece. Columbia. SC Kemper David Lake. Jr.. Whilmire. SC Tracy Ann Lawrence. Duncan. SC Ruth Ann Lazenby. Atlanta. GA John William Lewis. Jr.. DoraviMe. GA Mary Catherine Lindsay. Montreat. NC Robert Jeffrey Little. Conley, GA Robert Larl Maddox. Jr.. Swansea. SC Kelly Renee Mahaftey. Greenville. SC Maria Marianos. Greenville. SC Ronald Keith Marshall. Cairo. GA George Drifford Martin. Hopkins. SC Thomas Neely Massey III. Charlotte. NC Chandler Eugene Mayes III. Mayesville. SC Evelyn Inez Mays. Atlanta. GA Stuart Adams McAlisier. Gainesville. GA Leigh Pope McArthur. Rock Hill. SC Mary Virginia McAulay. Columbia. SC Steven Trump McCall. Jacksonville. FL Houston Matthew McCIellan. Easley. SC Darnell Brian McCormick. Tifton. GA Robert Emmelt McCrary III. Augusta, GA Janet Kimberley McCrory. Mauldin. SC Susan Carol McEtroy. Montgomery. AL Wilham Meek McGill. Jr. . Union. SC David Monroe Mclnlyre II. Dillon. SC William John McKean. Jacksonville. FL John Laughim McLean. Birmingham, AL Floyd Thomas Merritt. Jr.. Rock Hill. SC Charlotte Anne Miles. Greenville. SC Constance Lynn Miller. Atlanta. GA Melanie Pentreath Miller. Greenville. SC Blame Augusta Moore. Anniston. AL Pamela Denise Moorehcad. Greenwood. SC Blake Lamar Morgan. Atlanta. GA Merry Jean Morgan. Sylvama. GA Penny Elizabeth Morgan. Savannah. GA Deborah Jean Morns. Jacksonville. FL Alan Wayde Murphy, Jonesboro. GA Stephen Berison Murray. Waynesboro. GA Leni Doris Neal. Laurens. SC Terry Lynn Nelson. Alpharelta. GA Leslie Neile Noblin. Abbeville. SC Belion Ragsdale O ' Neall II. Greenville. SC Linda Carol Owens. Sumter. SC Virginia Lee Parramore. Acworth. GA Briggs Wilson Patterson. Athens. GA James Garrison Paiton. Simpsonville. SC Faces 149 Debra Josephine Perkins. Inman. SC Wendy Sue Peiersen. Clearwater. FL Leigh Phillips. Union City. NJ Virginia Lou Piper. Greenville. SC Robert Williams Porter. Jr.. Snellvilic. GA Roberta Louise Pounds. Thomson. GA Susan Marie Powell. Spartanburg. SC Susan Price. Dillon. SC Marcus Brown Prince IV. Charlotte. NC Ernest Robertson Prow III. Fairfield. OH Steven Allen Pynne. Mauldm. SC Charles Everesie Rahilly. Muskogee. OK Andrea Lynn Ramey. Stone Mountain. GA Cecelia Ann Ramsey. Atlanta. GA John Wilson Ransom. Athens. GA Robert Austin Raunikar. Griffin. GA Frank Hunter Reid. Madison. GA James Derrill Rice. Columbus, GA Amy Glenva Richardson. Lancaster SC Robert Lee Russell. Jr.. Thomasville. GA Todd A. Russell. Lawrenceville. GA John Marion Sadler. Columbia. SC Thomas Thorpe Sanders. Winder. GA Elizabeth A. Schwind. Lanlana. FL Mary Katherine Shaw. Tavares. FL a Elizabeth Sheen. St. Petersburg. FL Melanie Kay Short. Greensboro. GA Lewis Scott Simister, Greenville. SC Donald Gregg Singer. Toccoa. GA Robert Wesley Slate, Jr.. Toccoa, GA zs Howard Sloan, Dillon. SC n Sloan. Winston Salem. NC I Lynn Smith, Anderson. SC tlk fit P A ft t i i Harold Gene Scott. Jr., Doraville. GA Deana Carole Shamel. Anderson. SC Freddie William Shaver. Brooklet. GA , V. Uh oh, I ' m late for class! . . . class in five minutes! . . . rushing around like a chicken with its head cut off . . . throw some water on your face . . . drink some scope . . . don ' t worry, the professor will be even later! . . . walking in late and having the door blocked by a chair ... I knew I should have stayed in bed! T 150 Faces Hello, PaC SaC office . . . yes, we know It ' s 3 am . . . we need someone to tell us who the third person from the center Is In this picture ... of course we should be studying . . . somebody order a pizza be- fore we starve . . . ask Nor- man to print another pic- ture, that one is terrible . . . I know he ' s psychotic . . . so are we all. Linda Adeline Smith, Simpsonville. SC Phyllis Page Smith. Easley. SC Mary Lucile Spalding. Atlanta. GA Laura Ellen Spooner. Iron City. GA Kelly Elame Stafford. Greenville. SC John Thomas Steele. Anderson. SC Rebecca Joyce Stiles. Buford. GA Jennifer Lynn Stoy. Atlanta. GA Julia Lois Sullivan. Greer. SC James Keith Sumrell. Hamilton. GA Steven Eugene Teat. Central. SC Cheryl Lynne Thomas. Taylors, SC Joyc Elisa Thomas. Dalton, GA Mark Connolly Thomas. Toccoa. GA Anne Kennedy Thompson. Spartanburg. SC Nancy Ann Tinga. Athens. GA Petra Anne Tubbs. Marietta. GA Lisa Christine Tucker. Simpsonville. SC Lisa Hope Vicrra. Fairfax. VA Tammy Melissa Walker. Laurens. SC Nancy Anne Wall. Ridgeland. SC David Michael Waldkirch. Camden. SC Thomas Baker Warren III. Allendale. SC Malon Murray Wickham. Columbus, GA John Herring Wilbur. Jr.. Pome Vcdra Beach, FL Scott A. Wilhide. Columbia. SC Linda Sue Williams. Pittsburgh. PA Shannon Alane Wilson, Orlando. FL Timothy Collins Wilson, Columbus. GA David Patrick Wise. Columbia. SC Susan Gayle Wolfe. Jacksonville. FL Suzanne Womack. Easley. SC Elaine Angcline Wood. Greenville. SC Deborah Elizabeth Wright. Greenville, SC Michael Richard Wullschlcger, Clover. SC Katherine Ann Yonce, Johnston, SC Nicholas John Zervos. Jr., Charleston. SC Faces 151 ' Student Assemby members Marty Phillips. Kathy Green, Laurette Jack- son, and Joe IVlcGowan listen attentively to new proposals. - Grant, Ciayto Burke, and Joe Sullivan are laid back at a Paino|a nieeiing J PaC SaC staff members cool their toes after a hard day at a yearbook workshop. Above: Mandy Peele, Rachel Stephenson, and Mike Knight watch the fun at a CIA skit night. Left: The Spartanburg Chamber Orchestra joins the PC choir to complete an outstanding fall concert. Opposite page: Harry confronts Jean as PC Players rehearse Brigadoon. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY PC affiliate of the American Chemical Society . . . guest lectures . . . films on chemistry and biology . . . field trips to businesses, agencies and industries . . . promotes professional character in students . . . candy sales . . . Is that the right amount of money? . . . faculty advisor — Dr. Gouge. Right: 1st Row: Teresa Lawrence, Sec. i Clinton Burgess, V. Pres. 2nd Row: Clay Haskins, Treas.; Eddie Hulse. Pres.. Dr. Ed Gouge. Faculty Advisor. Below: 1st Row: Evelyn Christman. Lou Stephens, John Helman, Laura Law. 2nd Row: Lucky Saravanmuttu, Marion Hicklin, Jerry Robinson, Susan Conn. Susan Martin. 3rd Row: Reggie Wilson. William Murphy. Russell Hucks, Brad Thomas. Andy Jordan. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES AlBS . . . Student Affiliate Chapter of the American Institute of Biological Sciences . . . open to any interested students fall paper drive . . . spring aluminum can drive . . . raising money to complete the original landscape plans around the campus Christmas drop-in at Miss Holt ' s . . . seminars including Savannah River Ecological Laboratories and Poisonous Marine Animals spring plant sale . . . learning and sharing knowledge with others. Left: Berta Hamby organizes Dr. James ' old handouts for the AlBS paper Drive. Below left: 1st Row: Susan Buffington, Kathie Mines, Kathy Clark, Rebecca Stiles. Susan Zinsli, Pam Suttles, Susan Conn. 2nd Row: Ricky Boyles, Elizabeth Boggs, John Cowan, Robbie Roberts, Andy Nish. Gina Sheen, Marion Hicklin. Bottom; 1st Row: David Frederick. Johnny Bowen, Clinton Burgess, Ward Gatlin, Joe Sterling. Brad Thomas. Todd Vehring. Phil Perkins. Reno Wilson, Keith Jude, Roy Fagan, Ricky Nelson. 2nd Row: Debra Mauk. Susan Jennings. Teresa Lawrence. Kathy Hammond, Cheryl Corley. Robbie Robinson, Candy McCaskill, Mimi Trippe. Elizabeth Prince, Tara Roddy, Sandra Brown, Martha Decker. 3rd Row: Wiliam Christopher, Suzanne Walkup, Anita Landreth, Sonny Lucas. Mark Schmidt. Kelly Mahaffey. Beth Messenger. Katie DeWitt. Mary Kathy Williams, Tracy Lawrence. Berta Hamby. Amy Gandy. Below right: Mark Schmidt. V. Pres.i Susan Buffington, SeCi Kathie Mines, Pres.i Ricky Nelson, Treas. - • A ' Groups 155 ALSTON WILKES SOCIETY Alston Wilkes . . . provides prison visitation . . . family service . . . coun- seling ... job and housing placement . . . one to one friendships . . . trips to Kirkland . . . Manning . . . the Wom- en ' s Prison . . . Laurens Correctional Institute . . . Harry Brondheim — temple conditioning . . . advisor — Dr. Ramsey. Row I — Scott Stevenson, Louida Gettys. Jenny Jonesi Row 2 — Dr. Hunter, Freddie Simmons, Rusty Copeland, Tommy Wade, Dr. Ramsey. PC BUSINESS CLUB Business Economic Club . . . open to anyone who has taken a business course . . . participates in senior day . . . tours different companies, includ- ing Clinton Mills . . . spring picnic giv- en by Business professors. Row I — Tammy Darby, Sec.-Treas. Tom Bozemani Blondell Williamsi Diane Croxton; Tracey Shealyi Tracy Jonesi Susan Ada ms. Row 2 — Jane McMahani Lisa Bledsoei Mimi McRaei Caria McCrackeni Sally Haddon Dan Smith. Row 3 — Elizabeth Johnson, Pres.j Virginia Johnsoni Jim McCouni Jim Kelloggi Tim Natesi Row 4 — Michael Clayton. Elliott Waddelli Jim Harrisoni Frank Erlel-, Bo Johnsoni James Lane. Row I — Cathy McCoyi Meg Dalton; Beth Speedi Kathy Green. Carolyn Goodyear) Ann Taylor. Row 2 — Jeff Taylor. Charles Youlesi Dana Wigginsi James Johnson. Lisa Pennington. Alison Drummond. Row 3 — Dr. Arnold. Willie Cooper. Bryant Walton. Don Jeter. Allen Gaston, Mike Stringfellow. Dr. Chapman. Marvin Newman. V. Pres.. Jimmy Herlong. Jerry Coleman. 156 Groups m ROTC 4 Army ROTC . . . developing leadership abilities . . . Thursday labs ... FTX ... M-16 ' s . . . shining boots . . . orienteering . . . rapelling . . . summer camp . . . dismounted drill . . . PCPT . . . Milo Ball . . . color guard . . . Mad Dog ranger . . . TTIS . . map reading . . . merits . . . hand to hand combat . . . tactics . . . opportunities . . . Wysor Rangers . cadre . . . poison ivy . . . white water rafting ... a night in Sumpter Forest. ' ' A -- w - M ' ' yr i ,f -MS-. MSm. ? ' ' ' ' ••% ' C t ' %:i ' -r • Top Left: Beauty, brains, and brawn: Becky McFarlin. Hank Finley, Roy Walker, and Gayla McSwain discuss motivation problems. Above left: What do you mean, ' there ' s no way back ' l Top right: Oh, the foot bone ' s connected to . Annette Boyd demonstrates first aid skills. Above: The gathering of the clan. Left: Self-defense training, or dynamite comes in small packagesi Groups 157 CHRISTIANS IN ACTION Christians in Action . . . CIA . . founded four years ago . . . fun and fellowship on Thursdays . . . singing and sharing growth night on Mondays . . . praying, learning, and growing together . . . prayer breakfasts on Saturdays . . commitment . . outreach, love, and understanding . . willingness to help . . . camping for a weekend at the farm . . . praise . . . communion . . . New Life! . . . sponsoring a road race to raise money for BSU . . . meeting in the basement of the Douglas House . . . special music . . . special speakers . . . taking a stand . . . creating a unity. 1st Row: T. Frances. Rec. sec.i M. Decker, Mem. at Ig. 2nd Row: M. Hall. Corr. sec. A. Leidheiser. Lib., M. Peele. BASIC chmn; G. Todd. News letter co-chmn. 3rd Row: J. Mungo. News letter co-chmn.i D. Haney, Mus. chmn.i P. Logan. Soc. chmn. 4th Row; D. Norton. Environ, chmn.i A. Allen. V. Pres. 5th Row: D. Taylor. Mem. at Ig.; R. Copeland. Pres. Top: Dan McCormick and Kathy Clark find CIA a place of sharing, learning, and growing. Above: Tom Are. with his musical talent. Is a great asset to CIA. 158 Groups fe ■ JR L fe J I! 1 w 1 J H|K 1 fTipT hHh F : Left: Suzie Jones and Deannine Haney lead CIA in group singing. Above: 1st Row: J. Ervin. B. Hopkins, T. Francis. B. Pickens, R. Copeland, G. White, D. Haney. 2nd Row: D. Mauk, A. Davis, P. Suttles, M. Hall, J. Thomas, H. Thomas, J. McCrory. S. Price. 3rd Row: K. Askin. J. Brownlee, P. Morgan, L. Barton, M. Efird, A. Rauniker, P. Tourtellot. 4th Row: C. Fulton. J. Sterling, J. Piatt, R. Wilson. S. Wilson. C. Hanson, J. McArthur. 5th Row: R. Register. A. Nish. F. Bruyer. S. Stevenson. D. Taylor. D. McCormrck. T, Are. Left: 1st Row: A. Allen, C. Corbett, K. Clark, M. Knight, K. Bostater, M. Decker, R. Stephenson. 3nd Row: L. Bryant. T. Olds, C. Burgess. I. Nelson. N. Allen, J. Woodson. L. Oliver, A. Leidheiser, C. Powell, K. Young. 3rd Row: S. Baker, C. Simon, D. Yarborough. S. Conn. C. Hollowell, L. Owens, D. Horton. M. Peele. C. Stephens. 4th Row: H. Boehm. M. Elphick, S. Jones, Dr. Yarborough (Doc), J. Mungo, C. Crane, B. Porter, and J. Neville. Groups 159 NEW LIFE! New Life! . . . close to thirty members . . . singing for CIA and campus programs . . . practice at 9:00 every Sunday night . . . spring plans — a week tour after school . . . guitar . . . piano . tamborine . . . sharing through music . . . directed by Doc . three years old and still growing! First Row: Leslie Cutler, Tammy Francis, Bill Douglas, Deannlne Haney. Mike Knight, Jeannie Ermis. Adair Allen. Second Row; Penny Morgan. Karen Bradley, Joanne Brownlee, Nancy Allen, Mary Shaw, Cathy Corbett, Jan McCrory. Third Row: Susan Conn, Cindy Hollowell, Susan Zinsli. Diane Yarborough. Meg Clayton. Fourth Row: Austin Raunikar, Suzie Jones, Kathy Clark, Kelly Askin, Pam Logan. Fifth Row: Alan Reed, Steve Baker, Doug Horton, Dan McCormick, Doc Yarborough. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES FCA . . . Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes meet once a week in the library . . . praying and sharing . . . where are the paper cups? . . . retreat — Camp Eva Goode . . Dog Patch Olympics . . . Thornwell . . Bible Studies . . . volleyball . . . Jimmy Chupp ' s 24-hour smile . . . work- ing with FCA in local high schools . . . meeting new people . . . opening up. Sitting; Kathy Green, Judy Cluett, Amy Richardson, Deborah Campbell, Kathy Hammond. Jarrold Reeves. Standing; Al- len Gaston. Deborah Mauk. Vicki Wilkins. Mitchell Poe. Chip Cross. Coach John Perry. Rusty Copeland. 160 Groups WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP Westminster Fellowship . . . discussion oriented programs . . . two statewide retreats per year . . . picnics on Lake Greenwood . . . meets once a week — Sunday nights . . . Douglas House Living Room . . . Sam Cooper and Tom Stallworth . . . Johnny Robertson — Statewide Pres. . . . topics of discussion — cults, homosexuality . . . fun . . . fellowship . refreshments — lemonade and cookies . . . singing. TOP LEFT: Make it good, everybody ' s listening. Above: 1st Row: L. Merry. V. Henderson. Nolan. B. Speed. E. Prince, :2nd Row: L. Davis. D. Tyler. B. Greene. J. Parris. A. Taylor, B. Pickens. 3rd Row: Rev. Sam Cooper. J. Brearley. J. Robertson. J. McGowan. N. Elphick. Tom Stallworth. Right: Elizabeth Prince. V. Pres.i Johnny Robertson. Pres.-. Leigh Merry. Sec,; Beth Speed. Treas. Groups 161 CIRCLE K Circle K . . . service oriented ... a di- verse group . . . two years old . . . works closely with Kiwanis . . . Halloween — haunted house a success . . . money to Multiple Sclerosis . . . visits to the Pres- byterian Home . . . meeting every other Thursday in the small dining room . . . help from Mr. Powell . . . speaker from Leukemia Association . . . skiing trip at end of January . . . Big Rob . . . sold pro- grams at football games . . . Get your Blue Hose Program — programs for a dol- lar! . . . helping with Kiwanis Banquet . . . They need coffee and tea over there! Right; Joy Smith. V. Pres.i Margie Darden. Treas.i Susan Jennings, Seci Doc Yarborough, Advisor-. Rob Hobby. Pres. Above: 1st Row: L. Ouzts, S. Fountain. S. Jennings, K. Mines. A. Richardson, J. McGowan. M. Darden. A. Drummond. 2nd Row: Doc Yarborough. R. Hobby. J. Sterling. J. Bollinger, B. Thomas, P. Satterfield, D. Taylor, P. Perkins. 3rd Row: J. Brearly, K. DeWitt, C. Burgess. S. Ritter. S. Wilson. T. Dukes. M. Jennings. K. Meadors. K. Green. K. Bostater. S. Barker, I. Lufburrow, C. Andrews. E. Odum, J. Smith. Right: It ' s time for class, dear. 162 Groups CE.C CEC . . . Council for Exceptional Children cherish each child . . . Halloween and Christmas parties at Whitten Village (with Theta Chis and Sigma Nus!) . . . special Olympics . . . Meet on the library steps . . . volunteers for making cookies! . . . Remind Dr. Hill about the meeting! . . . Sara, will you teach ' Father Abraham ' ? . . . ten gallons of Kool-Aid (over-estimated) . . . Who ' s in charge of this mess? . . . Sixteen dollars! For what? . . . 1980 — the year of the child. left: Santa Claus (John Womack) makes Christmas happier for residents at Whitten Village. Below. 1st Row; D. Dellinger. T. Martin, M.S. Hall. C. Powell, B. Goforth. 2nd Row: J. Harrison. W. Dempsey, E. Boggs. M. lerman, B. A. Hopkins, N. Richardson. 3rd Row; C. Stephens, J. Oli ' f, C. Farmer, J. Trollinger, K. Ethridge, S. Fountain. Dr. Hill. Groups 163 svs SVS . . . Student Volunteer Services . . . faith put into action . . . teaching a child to spell one small word . . . bring- ing a grin to a wrinkled face . . . hand- ing first place to a crippled boy . . . seeing the often ugly realities of life . . . cultivating pat ience and compas- sion . . . fulfilling a commitment to an- other human being . . . stimulation for culturally deprived children . . . friendships with the old and exper- ienced . . . understanding and accept- ing the handicapped . . . being a part of the solution . . . while we live — we serve. Top: Johnny Robertson gives his C.O.P. kids a spin. Middle: SVS Project Coordinators 1979- 1980: Left to right: Greg Breter. Margie Darden, Johnny Robertson, Mary Stewart Hall, Kathy Clark, Susan Jennings, Tammy Francis, Charlie Crane, Roban Banker. David Taylor, James Ervin, Mamie Jennings, Scott Stevenson, Craig Hanson. Bottom; DIVE! Don ' t jumpi 164 Groups Sitting: Susan Dillinger. Joe Sterling, Lisa Davis, James Ervin, Julia Sullivan, Craig Hanson, Carta McCracken, Scott Stevenson, Jane McMahan, Beth Speed, Tracy Jones, Sandy Maceyko, Ann Ramsey, Ann Taylor, Susan Jennings, Tammy Francis, Margie Darden, John Brearley. Standing: Don Jeter, Jocena Olliff. Jill Spotts, Anita Landreth, Leslie Oliver. Davie Frederick, David Taylor, Sarah Barker. Greg Breter, Rachel Stephenson. Johnny Robertson, Karen Young, Roban Banker. Amy Gandy. Mamie Jennings, Deannine Haney, Charlie Crane, Deborah Parnell, Susan Martin, Shannon Wilson. Jennifer Kneece. Carol King, Ellen Gibbons, Judy Cluett, Chris Keenan, Johnny Timmons. Above: John Verreault, Virginia Flenderson. Joy Smith. Jane Bell, Leslie Cutler, Mary Stewart Hall, Kathy Clark. Phil Perkins. Leigh Merry. Tracy Lawrence, Kevin Calhoun, Kathie Hines, Kathy Green. Left: You can ' t swing as high as I can. Sally Campbell! Groups 165 Top left: Tammy Francis and Hal Boehm ask, HOW big was it? Top right: Who said Debra Parnell can ' t swing? Above; Leslie Oliver. Sarah Barker, and Su- san Dillinger participate in a very important part of CO. P. — helping the kids with their schoolwork. 166 Groups PUBLICATIONS BOARD Publications Board . . . made up of the editors of the three student publications along with three students selected by the Student Assembly . . . chaired during the 1979-80 year by Nancy Williams . . . responsible for holding the elections for the editors ' position of the PaC SaC. the Blue Stocking, and Figs and Thistles . . . responsible for screening the candidates . . . making sure that they have the necessary qualifications . . . how many picas to an inch? John Brearly. Frank Ertel. Karen Ruszler, Nancy Williams — Chmn., Tracey Shealy. April Childress, Beth Speed. FIGS AND THISTLES Figs and Thistles . . . Presbyterian College ' s literary magazine . . . works submitted by students . . . judging . . . preparing for publication . . . giving students an opportunity to express their creativity . . . poetry . . . essays . . . short stories . . . photography ... art work . . . title taken from a poem by Edna St. Vincent Millay . . . selecting the figs from among the thistles to create the magazine. Betsy Barron. Mamie Jennings, Norman Dover. April Childress — Editor. Todd Bond. Groups 167 PAC SAC PaC SaC . . . Myrtle Beach work- shop . . . calls to nighters small . . big ture? . . infinite hot tempers . . . Stevens Studios . . . all- . . This copy block is too . This copy block is too Who cropped this pic- . We have to print how many more pictures? . . . getting class pictures two days before the deadline . . . 12:55 — time for a pizza . . . I ' ve lost my layout . . . getting anybody to identify pictures . . . Do you know anything about the golf team? . . . taking, develop- ing and printing pictures of the fac- ulty in three days . . . typing with one finger . . . Where are the 3-C sheets? . . . The brown notebook is missing . . . Where is my staff? ... I have a test tomor- row . . . Fred ' s coming! . . . THE Law wall . . . Would you buy Manhattan Island from this man? . . . You ' re a vegetable . . . What is sleep? . . . spreading out into the BS office . . . We have typewriters; we just need somebody to type! . . . What size are my headlines supposed to be? ... I hate cap- tions . . . You can ' t have that pic- ture, it ' s mine . . . We need more candids . . . ads . . . gophers . . . Oooo, I scairt o ' you! Above; Karen Ruszler, Editor. Right: Section Editors: Alan Reed. Groups Editor: Connie Miller, Teams Co- Editor-, Alison Cummings, Moments Editor, Dave Taylor, Business Manager, Danny Cohen. Faces Editorj Barbara Pickens. Teams Co-Editori Johnny Robertson, index Editor and Photographer. 168 Groups Above left; Photographers Jimmy McEachern, Corky Strickland, George White. Kelly Mahaffey. Above right; Norman Dover. Photography Editor Susan Buffington. Assistant Editor and Photographer; Dee Hammond. Copy Editor. Left; Staff; 1st Row; David Harlan. Dianne Tyler. Susan Ritter. 2nd Row; Katie DeWitt. Cathy Corbett, Margaret Kay, Leslie Cutler. Gr oups 169 THE BLUE STOCKING Blue Stocking . . . PC ' s student newspa- per . . . Sunday night meetings . . . Wednesday night deadlines . . . Thurs- day afternoon creativity . . . Friday noon distribution . . . surprise editor for fall . . . new co-editors for January . . . If this doesn ' t fit, try this one. . . . What can we put in this space? . . . We ' ve got to finish before my 3 o ' clock class. Above right: Todd Bond, Editor. Right: Dee Hammond. Cartoonist; Susan Buffington, Photo Editor. Below right: Karen Wessinger; Dianne Tyler. Features Editor: Laurie Pruett.More Than Typist: Johnny Robertson, Business Manager. Bottom Right: Mark McCallum. Sports Editor) Trez Clarke: Lisa Davis, News Editor. John Brearley and April Childress. 1980 co-editors of The Blue Stocking who put out their first issue second semester. 170 Groups l clVf ALPHA PSI OMEGA Alpha Psi Omega . . . National Honor Dramatic Fraternity . . . posi- tive outlooks . . . willingness to work hard . . achieving high goals in theatre work during college ca- reer . . . great year! . . . over a doz- en new members . . . working to- ward the betterment of the theatre . . . three initiations . . . points, points, points! . . a spring banquet . . . spare time? . . . fun and work at the same time . . . getting to know new people . . . learning to work to- gether . . temper, temper! . . . Don ' t worry, it ' ll all get done — somehow! 1st Row: Johnny Robertson; Dr. D.O. Rains, Faculty Director! Norman Dover, Prompter. 2nd Rowi Ricky Taylor; Dee Hammond. Cast Director; Carole Connor; Pam Satterfield. 3rd Row: Karen Ruszler, Stage Manager; Dede Dreisbach; Katie DeWitt. 4th Row: Randy Par- sons; Harold Odom, Business Manager; Phil Perkins; Larisa Garrison. PC SINGERS PC Singers . . . people who love to sing! . . . began in the spring of 1979 . . . Tuesday and Thursday practices ... 20 members . . . singing at Parents ' Day Tuesday Chapels . . . Christmas carols . . . Di- rected by Dr. C.T. Gaines . . . mixture of music . . . learning and sharing . . . come on and sing! 1st Row: Pamela Suttles, Marty Cann. 3nd Row: Jeannie Ermis, Linda Owens, Shannon Wilson. Tammy Walker. 3rd Row: Karen Bradley. Kim Bryson, Tricia Sanford. Amy Richardson. Laura Helton. 4th Row: Joe Sullivan. Virgil Hillard. Tim Ferrell. Robert Brozina, Nazel Spears, Doug Horton. Jesse Cason. Groups 171 PC CHOIR PC Choir . . . going to Hilton Head . . . Drop your jaw . . . Hip, Hip, Ho, Ho, Ho . . . Spra, Spray, Spree, Spro, Sproo . . . morning glory . . . football on the beach . . . running relays . . . This bus is too small . . . Only one suitcase for two peo- ple? . . . Joey bags . . , NO jeans . . . What are we singing next? . . . Get up there, sopranos — this is your time to shinel . . . Sit on that note . . . Fall Concert — A Baroque Evening . . . singing for the Centennial Weekend . . . Haydn ' s Creation and a specially commissioned work by Pfautsch . . . Welcome back. Alums . . . consonants! . . . If anybody needs a score. I have onel . . . Try not to knock your music off the stand this time. Dr. Gaines . . . FIVE hours of rehearsal?!? . . . touring Washington, D. C. and New York! . . . This is a very special group of people! Above right: Do y ' all not know the music yet? Middle right: Another concert on fall tour Below: Get up there, tenorsll Below right: Make sure Danny gets every note right. Above: 1st Row: Susan Buffington, Betsy Greene. Ellen Spooner. Larisa Garrison, Petra Tubbs, Leigh Merry, Cissie Setts. Betsy Barron, Janet Bearden, Susan Ritter, Marty Brooks, Janie Bollinger, Kathy Clark, Louise Davis, Karen Potts, Eileen Abercrombie, Kathy Hines, Meg Moore, Tammy Darby, Ellen Ferguson, Lynn Woods, Virginia Henderson, Ann Taylor. Susan Lindsay. Beth Speed. Dee Hammond. Tammy Francis. 3nd Row: Mimi Trippe, Deborah Dobbins. John Brezeale. Ricky Taylor, Jimmy McEachern, Wesley Edge, David Harlan, Alan Reed, Corky Strickland, David Copple, Jerry Goodwin, George Fesperman. Andy Rhodes, Randy Parsons, John Verreault, Rob Hobby, Joseph Hopkins. Danny Cohen. Mitch Poe. Edd Williams. Norman Dover. Karen Wessinger. Suzie Jones. Left: Susan Buffington. Historian, Janet Bearden, Wardrobe Chmn., Ann Taylor, Sec.: Ellen Ferguson, Accompanist, Norman Dover, V. Pres., Corky Strickland, Pres.i Mitch Poe, Wardrobe Chmn., Rob Hobby. Librarian. Groups 173 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION STUDENT ASSEMBLY Student Assembly . . . the policy making branch of the SGA . . . includes Student Council members as well as representatives elected from the dor- mitories and day students . . started SGA Used Book Store . . orientation for freshmen and transfer students . . . faculty evaluations . . . represen- tation at the State Student Legislature . . . raise money for SGA scholarship . . . polls to determine student interest in a campus pub. Right: John Breazeale finds a bargain at the SGA bookstore. Below: 1st Row: Joye Thomas. Gayla McSwain. 2nd Row Kathy Lanier, Joe McGowan. Chip Goodman, John Womack, Beth Messenger. 3rd Row: Tommy Sanders, Tracy Duren, Bentley Anderson, Andy Nish, Jarrold Reeves. Above: 1st Row: John Verreault. Kathy Greene. Ann Taylor. Lynn Hope. 2nd Row: Jane McMahan, Louis Redmond. Laurette Jackson, Caria McCracken. Dianne Tyler. Johnny Boan. 3rd Row: Jennifer Kneece. Jim Harrison. Mike Smith, Jim Broome. Johnny Robertson. 174 Groups STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council . . . the co- ordinating branch of the SGA . . . five executive officers . . . two members from each class ... a more immediate body for dis- cussing issues of interest ... re- solving student problems ... im- plementing Student Assembly policy . . . South Carolina Student Legislature plans. Left: 1st Row: Bentley Anderson. V. Pres.i Virginia Johnson, Pres., Caria McCracken, Sec. 2nd Row: John Womack, Soph. Rep.i Lynn Hope. Soph. Rep.i Corky Strickland. Judicial Council Chmn.i Joy Hunt. Fr. Rep.i Tracy Duren, Treas.i Chip Goodman. Fr. Rep.i Ann Taylor. Jr. Rep. Groups 175 FOB — TOB Freshman Orientation Board . FOB . . . composed of the student council and various other members of the student body welcomed fresh- men to the PC campus held the traditional field day . . assisted in in- troducing the freshmen to student life at Presbyterian College. Transfer Orientation Board TOB . . . added to the orientation program last year . . . consists of student coun- cil members and former transfer stu- dents . . . introduce transfers to life at Presbyterian College. V. Johnson. D. Eaddy. D. Hammond. S. Eaddy. 1st Row: B. Greene, A. Taylor. B. Speed. L. Davis. B Brice, C. Pearson. L. Hope. K. Barrett. 2nd Row: C. Burgess. F. Simmons. K. Wessinger. T. Bond. J. Gaffney. L. Woods. C. McCracken. A. Falls. V. Johnson. 3rd Row. L. Redmond. M. Carter. N. Williams. J. Boan. T. Duren. L. Davis. J. Broome. M.S. Hall. D. Hammond. C. Strickland. J. Womack. J. Trollinger. R. Copeland. J. Sterling. J. Turner. M. Siringfellow. D. Taylor, C. Fulton. D. Croxton. D. Frederick. H. Griffin. 1 76 Groups JUDICIAL COUNCIL Judicial Council . . . judicial branch of the Student Gov- ernment Association . . . made up of thirteen students chosen by the chairman . . . established for students to administer their own discipline . . . helps acquaint new students with the honor system ... is responsible for interpreting the SGA constitution if a dispute arises. Left; Corky Strickland. Chairman. Below: Ann Taylor. Bill Everett. Freddie Simmons. Jimmy Gaffney. Paul Scott. Corky Strickland. Beth Speed. Above: Bill Everett, Prosecutor-. Freddie Simmons. Asst. Chairman-, Ann Taylor, Recorder: Beth Speed, Prosecutor. Right: Louise Davis, Betsy Greene, Jimmy Chupp, David Taylor, Harold Odom. Groups 177 MEN ' S COUNCIL Men ' s Council . . . liaison between the men students and Dean Nixon . . . meeting in the small dining room . . . vending machines for Georgia Halll . . . judicial board for minor violators . . . providing guidance and counselling for residents . . . giving assistance in Freshman Orientation . . . initiating and overseeing dorm activities . . . working on dorm visitation policy . . . improvements for each dorm. Below: 1s t Row: J. Sterling. J. Chupp. C. Burke, J. Turner — Pres.. P. McDonald. P. Wetherell. 2nd Row: J. Womack. J. Goodwin. R. Wilson. P. Scott, B. Anderson, G. Ayers, A. Hobble. 178 Groups WOMEN ' S COUNCIL Women ' s Council . . . women ' s dorm and campus activities . . . revising the card policy and the constitution ... a scholarship in honor of Miss Hill . . . Christmas and Big Sister Little Sister parties . . . freshman study hall . . . orientation . . . bazaar and old clothes sale . . . Valentine ' s project . . . What daiquiri party? ... a room and a dorm . . . the Jean Barry Formal. Left: Karen Wessinger. Pres.i Carol Fulton, Seci Louise Davis. Tres. Below: Dorm Pres. Jean Trollinger, Bailey Besty Greene, Belki Beth Speed, Clinton. Bottom; 1st Row: M. Brooks. C. Farmer, A. Senn. N. Tinga, L. Neal. 3nd Row: S. Baltzeger, K. Wessinger, A. Jones, D. Dobbins, V. Henderson, L. Pruett. 3rd Row: M. Hill, T. Martin, T. Francis, M. Scott, S. Fountain. J. Trollinger, B. Greene, B. Speed, C. Fulton, T. Jones. Groups 179 S.E.C SEC . . . student entertainment . . . mov- ies — 20 . . . A Star is Born . . . Goodbye Girl . . . Capricorn I ... Exorcist . . . One on One . . . coffee liouses — 3 per semester . . . Robert Starling, Andy Wahl- berg . . . Barry Drake, Will Smith . . . talent show in spring . . . welcome back dance . . . Fall Dinner Concert . . . steak . . . mmmm . . . Michael Martin . . . freshman mixer . . . Denver ' s Disco . . . Spring Swing . . . Magi- cian — Mr. Fingers . . . helped with Milo Ball . . . Blue Sox Festival . . . cleaning up until 2:CX) A.M. . . . arranging the stage. Right: They ' ll even mop to get their picture in the yearbookl Bill Cowsert. Mark Padgett, Rob Hobby. Be- low: You ' re supposed to put them in the trash can, Elliot. Lower Right: Brad Thomas, Jan Kivora, Mark Padgett, Bill Cowsert, Elliott Waddell, Jim Harrison. 180 Groups PSI CHI Psi Chi . . . national organization . . . national members and local members . . . meet once a month for dinner or dessert with a guest speaker . . . social workers and practicing psychologists . . . what to do in a job interview . . . drop-in on Parents ' Day . . . trip to Greenwood Genetics Counseling Center and the Charles Lee Center in Spartanburg . . . selling raffle tickets and visors . . . cookout at Dr. Cooler ' s lake house in Greenwood . . . Please pay your dues! . . . Meet in the library parking lot! Left: Dr. Tim Gaines, Advisor Kay Cleveland. V. PreSi Mary Kay Wade, Sec.-Treas.i Sandy Maceyko. Pres.i Starr Baltzegar, local V. Pres. Below: D. Chapman, T. Sanford, S. Baltzegar. R. Harvey, W. Dempsey. R. Rooney. L. Hope, F. de la Rue. 2nd Row: P. Allen. K. Hammond, T. Lawrence. C. Hill. A. Senn. A. Allen. C. Taylor, R. Banker, D. Morton. 3rd Row: Dr. C. Cooler, C. Turner, E. Boggs. M. Decker, K. Gilbert, K. Cleveland, C. Burgess, S. Maceyko, M.K. Wade, N. Parkhurst, Dr. T. Gaines. Groups 181 BLUE KEY Blue Key . . . Christmas project . . . basket of canned goods at Christmas . . . Brother organization to Cardinal Key . . . monitoring tests in the spring for students want- ing math scholarships . . . Dean ' s List drop in ... 6 new members . . . help with special Olympics. Right: John Turner. V. Pres.i Bill Cowsert. Pres. Below: C. Burgess. M. Schmidt, P. Wetherell. W. Gatlin. D. Fredericks. R. Hobby. R. Copeland. F. Simmons, B. Hills, J. Bowen. J. Boan. Bottom: J. Turner. J. McCoun. C. Raskins. H. Griffin, J. Hall, J. Johnson, B. Cowsert, J. Herlong, J. Spence. J. Coleman. f } k 183 Groups CARDINAL KEY Cardinal Key . . . national honor society . . . many of the leading women students on the PC campus . . . distributiion of red roses . . . surprise and excitement . . . carrying friends from the Presbyterian Home to concerts on campus caroling at Christmas . . . honoring dean ' s list students along with Blue Key . , . members from all areas of campus life — from biology labs to piano practice rooms! Left: Susan Buffington, Treas., Louise Davis, Pres.i Virginia Henderson. Sec. Inset: M. Jennings. Left center: S. Baltzegar. C. Farmer, K. Ethridge. E. Ferguson, K. Wessinger, J. Trollinger. Right center: J. Smith. B. Greene, K. Hammond, S. Maceyko. D. Tyler. Bottom: 1st Row: B. Barron, L. Barton. B. Speed. 2nd Row: K. Ruszler, A. Taylor. M. Brooks. D. Smead. D. Croxton. D. Hammond. Not pictured: M. Decker. Groups 183 PAMOJA Pamoja ... a Swahili word meaning togetherness . . . promoting a sense of understanding among the students at PC ... expressing concern ... ac- cepting a challenge . . . instilling with- in its members a sense of unity and belonging . . . stressing each member ' s individuality . . . open to all segments of the campus community . . . striving to draw together all cultural influences that Presbyterian College has to offer. Top: 1st Row; C. Stephens, L. Smith, P. Suttles, R. Dorch, R. Ross. B Williams. 3nd Row: E. Reed. V. Hillard. G. Martino, O. duCille, J Sullivan, J. Grant, N. Spears. C. Burke, H. Hinton Left: C. Burke. Pres., J. Sullivan, Pari., H. Hinton, V. Pres., B. Williams Sec.-Treas. Right: Members of Pamoja discuss future plans. 184 Groups INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Inter-fraternity Council . . . IFC . . . working to sponsor activities among fraternities . . . re-exam- ine rush — its length and rules . . . sponsoring the annual IFC dance in Greenville Dining Hall . . . made up of two representatives from each fraternity plus all the presidents . . . discussing a possible Greek weekend . . . pep rallys at the fraternity court . . . promoting good relationships between Greeks. Left: Tommy Wade, V. Pres.i Robert Harvey, Pres.i Louis Redmond, Sec.-Treas. Below: 1st Row: Jim McCoun. Fred Mitchell, Freddie Simmons, Dave Torrey, Clay Mercer. 2nd Row: Mark Kay. Hunter Griffin, Jimmy Herlong, Buddy Turner, Frank Ertel, Tommy Paige, Allen Gaston, Tommy Parish. Brad Thomas. Groups 185 • THETA CHI Theta Chi ... 26 pledges . . . mad hatter party . . . toga party Friday night beer bust . . . down by the falls . . . Touchin ' , Lovin ' , Squeezin ' ... Get off mel . . . Thornwell egg hunt . . . Christmas party . . . top spin . . . Sword and Serpent — Waynesville Country Club . . . Brother-Pledge football game . . . pajama party . . sundeck parties Are there any Theta Chis down in Hell? . . . red carnations . . . backgammon . . . slide . . . build a fire . . . formal drop in ... a summer of weddings . . . In the Halls of Theta Chi. Right: What are you doing with your hand on my knee? Above: Now, Tommy, you ' ve had enough. Left: What do you see. John? 188 Greeks ■Sdciiij sri-.j Brothers: J. Boan, T. Bozeman. J. Dowdle. T. Duren. F. Ertel, B. Everett, J. Harrison. R. Hobby. E. Hulse. J. Kellogg. M. Leverette, Y. Mensch. J. Powell. M. Schmidt, F. Simmons. D. Taylor. A. Thomas. B. Turner, B. Walton. P. Wetherell. J. White. K. Womack. Pledges: L. Adams. R. Amick. T. Anderson. G. Bolton. B. Cheek. K, Creveling. A. Davis. C. Dennis. M. Frazier. M. King. K. Marshall. J. McEachern. J. McLean. B. Morgan, A. Murphy. K. Odum. E. Prow. S. Rhodes. L. Russell. B. Slate. M. Smith. M. Stamey. R. Taylor. S. Wilhide. Sitting: Eddie Hulse, Pledge Marshall: Frank Ertel. Pres. Standing: Pete Wetherell, V. Pres.; Buddy Turner, Sec.i Tom Bozeman, Treas. Greeks 189 SIGMA NU Sigma Nu . . . Elesc, the Disco Queen . . . Charleston trip . . . beer bust — Sigma Nu style . . . Voder ' s wreck party, skating party . coming — The Catalinas . . . een and Christmas parties house, Thornwell, and Whitten Village . . . carols and gifts at Laurens County Memorial Home . . . Easter Seals fund drive . . . Sigma Nu study hall . . . wine and cheese . . . Clemson trip . . . steak and beans supper . . . Sadie Hawkins . . . White Star — Highlands, NC . . . horse-shoe tourney . . . 5-4-3-2 . . . pig roast . . . Be young, be foolish, be happy. Top; Who is that behind those Foster Grants? Above: Stephen Blackburn says. Don ' t you pour that beer on my headi Little Sisters: 1st Row: K. Gilbert, B. Goforth. M. Trippe. D. Wiggins. S. Barco. 3nd Row: T. Nelson, L. Davis. D. Chapman. C. Hill. 190 Greeks Brothers. H. Bailey, R. Berry, S. Blackburn, T. Bond. C. Cross. A. Gaston, C. GIbbs. T. Grove. D. Gruhler. D. Huckabee, J. Lane, S. Mann. J. McGowan, M. Miley. T. Page. T. Parrish. L. Redmond, C. Sinclair, D. Smith, D. Toole. M. Vann. G. Whitacre. J. Womack. Pledges: S. Burgess. J. Ctzek, R. Erving. J. Goodwin. B. Goolsby. G. Martin. C. Mayes, K. Nicosia, M. Phillips, M. Prince, D. Rabun. R. Sawyer. G. Shamrock, J. Wilbur. John Womack, Chaplain-, Joe Lane, ReCi Allen Gaston, Commanderi Joe McGowan, Lt. Commander Tommy Page, Treas. Greeks 191 PI KAPPA PHI Pi Kappa Phi ... donation and party for Boy ' s Farm of Newberry little sisters! . . . visits to the Presbyterian Home . raising money for P.U.S.H. (play units for the severely handicapped) Yellow River . . . circle and chorus line routine . . . sponsoring the Bluehoseman . . . Homecomcoming dance . . . portable disco from WANS . . . Rose Song Rose Ball Don ' t worry about iti Andy Forrest, Chaplain. Russell Hucks. Treas.i Clay Mercer. Vlce-Archon, Dave Torrey, Archoni Robert Harvey, Warden. Boogie down at the PiKapp discol Brothers: A Forrest. R. Harvey. R. Hucks. H. Mason. C. Mercer, D. Torrey. Pledges: J. Dorn. B. Thomas. 193 Grceks Left: Little Sisters: Back: K. Adkins. J. BIyzes. S. Conn, S. Zinsli. Front: C. Corley, T. Hicks. Lower left: Andy and his date have on their boogie shoes. Lower right: Hey. Hey Babyl Greeks 193 PI KAPPA ALPHA Pikas . . . eventful rush . . . homecoming — uniting fraternity friends for a short weekend . . . followed Hose to Oklahoma . . . great spring semester . . . Dream Girl — a weekend in snow capped mountains . . . Founder ' s Day Alumni Weekend (Mu chapter ' s 90th Birthday) . . . Sheridan Cavitt ' s Memorial Wild West Blowout . . . Annual Roman Holiday Weekend at Myrtle Beach . . . Skoal . . . Up Jumped Willie. Right: John D ' Andrea. Sgt. at Armsi Barry Taylor, Sec.i Jim McCoun, Pres.i Bruce OIlis, V. Pres., Marvin Newman, Treas. Above: Little Sisters: 1st Row: J. Crowder. T. Roddy, V. Johnson. 3nd Row: M. Brice. M.K. Campbell, A. Simmons, D. Hammond. 3rd Row: N. Warren, S. Haddon, J. Bell, LA. Davis. Left: I ' ll bet you say that to all the girls. 194 Oieeks i Left: 9.426 bottles of beer on the wall . Below: Brothers: B. Anderson, J. Bowen, H. Brannen. B. Burnside, J. Byars, S. Coker, J. Cox. J. D ' Andrea. C. D ' Andrea. J. Gaffney. W. Gatlln. B. Johnson. M. Kay. T. King. F. Kube. J. Lane. J. McCoun. P. McGinn, T. Nates, D. Neisler, M. Newman, B. OIlis, L. Owens. M. Padgett. B. Peterson. B. Pitts. R. Reed. J. Reeves. P. Scott. M. Shealy. S. Stalvey. J. Subers. B. Taylor. J. Turner. T. Wade. J. Watson. A. White. B. Williams. J. Wilson. Pledges: L. Bridges. H. Cross. R. Hannah. G. Harper. B. Higgins, R. Hollier, J. Lewis, S. McCall, J. Montgomery, M. Owens, D. Price, R. Register, R. Rentz, L. Roberts, K. Snead. J. South, S. Spencer. J, Steele. C. Waldron. R. Way. M. Wheless, C. Williams. C. Yarborough. Greeks 195 KAPPA ALPHA KA ' s ... 51 members . . . faculty and staff drop-in . . . Christmas at Thornwell . . . Wild West ... Old South — Myrtle Beach Hilton . . . Convivium Banquet . . . kami-kazi beer bust . . . Trojan Island . . . Casino party . . . shrimp boil . . . shorts party . . . spring band party . . . chartered buses for the Carolina Cup . . . party on the U.S.S. Yorktown . . . Myrtle Beach Days ... I Love Beach MusicI Right: Bill Cowsert. No. 2, Jimmy Herlong. No. Ii Davie Fredericks, No. 3. Above: Are the Southern Gentlemen choosing sides? Right Whatcha sellin ' ? 196 Greeks a ■ Brothers: G. Ayers, T. Bagnall, C. Bourne. K. Calhoun. F. Childress. D. Cohen, J. Coleman. J. Cook. B. Cowsert. S. Culbreath, B. Driver. J. Edwards. R. Fagan, D. Fredericks. C. Foster. H. Griffin. J. Hall. J. Herlong, K. Hicklin. D. Jeter. J. Johnson, C. Keenan. F. Mitchell. T. Mitchell. B. Oates. M. Stringfellow. W. Todd. E. Wadell. F. Williams. Pledges: G. Albright. C. Auman. M. Benton. B. Hall. C. Hensley. S. McAlister. R. McCrary. S. Murray. J. Ransom. D. Rice, J. Sadler, T. Sanders, K. Summerall, B. Sturkey, J. Timmons, B. Warren, M. Wickham. C. Youles. Left: O.K. everybody — smilel Greeks 197 ' irtf ALPHA SIGMA PHI Alpha Sig . . . rush . . . Greystone banquet . . . band . . . disco ... 14 pledges . . . Thornwell Halloween Party . . . Christmas party . . . gag gifts . . . River Boat — costume party — Denver ' s Disco . . . Black and White in February . . . Hilton Head . . . Hawaiian Holiday . . . bar-b-que . . . California strut . . . Gatoring . . . Hey, Babyl Left: M. Clayton. Treas., D. MacMlxon. V Pres.i L. Brown. Pres.i R. Boyles, Sec. l Aw. Rob. Can ' t you grow more than half a mustache? Carla. I don ' t know if you should see this. 198 Greeks 7, iJ f Above: Brothers: R. Boyles. K. Brown. L. Brown. M. Clayton. R. Elmore, K. Hopkins, R. Howland, R. Lanier, R. Little, D. MacMixon, S. McCaslin, W. Murphy, G. Poole, C. Priester. A. Rhodes, D. Tinga, T. Werner, E. Williams. Pledges: B. Brown, S. Denney, D. Dominey, D. Duda, B. Erickson, D. Harding, J. 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AIBS - I. 2. 3. 4. Special Olympics — I. 2. 3. 4. Pamoja — I. 3 3 4 New Life - 2. 3. 4. FOB - 3. 4. Westminster Fellowship - ' 3. 4. Circle K — 4. Psi-Chi — 4, Blue Key — 4. SGA — A CLAYTO BURKE Football — I. 2. 3. A SANDRA LENORA BUSBEE CIA — 3. Alston Wilkes — 3. Circle K — 4. Business Club JAY CAROL BYARS Football I — I. 3. 3. 4. Pi Kaypa Alpha — I. 3. 3. 4, FCA — I GEORGE KEVIN CALHOUN CIA - I. 3. 3. SVS - I. 3. 3. 4. Kappa Alpha - I. 3. 3. 4. Dorm Council — 3. Men ' s Council — 3. Religious Activi- ESTHER KAY CLEVELAND ' nurals — I. 3. 3. 4. Psi-Chi — 3. 4 (Vice-Pres.) ELLIOTT JERRY COLEMAN II! Presidents Scholarship, Kappa Alpha - I. 3. 3. 4. Intramur- als — I. 3. 3. 4. Mens Dorm Council — 3. Business Club — 3. 3. 4. Blue Key - 4. Judicial Council - 4. Sigma Kappa Alpha — 4 CAROLE JOYCE CONNOR CIA - I. 3. 3. 4. SVS - 1. 3. 3. PC Players - 3. A. Alpha Psi Omega — 4 WILLIAM STONE COWS ERT SGA - I. 3. 3. Kappa Alpha - I. 3. 3. 4 (Vice-President). SVS Coordinator — I. 3. Rifle Team — I. SEC — Chairman 3.4.Bli ' ' - ' «- .. . 4. Who JAMES ALBERT COX, JR. GEORGE ANTHONY CRIPPEN LOUISE ELAINE DAVIS SVS — I. 3 (Coordinator). 3 (Co— ' • - ■ Vocations Group — I. 3, Deans List als - I. 3. 3. 4. Choir - 3. 3. 4. Maarigal ( - 3. 3. 4. Sigma Nu Little Sister - 3. 3 (Pres.). A. Sigma Nu Sweet Heart — 3. Women ' s Council — 3. 4 (Treas). FOB — 3, 3. 4. SGA — 3. Cardinal Key — 3. 4 (Pre Council — 4. Sigma Kappa Alpha, Marc ' - - • ■ ship, Westminster Fellowship, Acad FRANCES MARIE DELARUE WILLIAM THOMAS DOUGLASS JOHN HOLMES DOWDLE, JR. LARUE WESLEY EDGE Choir - 1. 3. 3. 4, Madrigals - 3. 4. SVS - 3. New Life - 3 MARY JEANNETTE EPTING SVS — I. 3, Intr I. 3. 3. 4, Varsity Cheerleader — 3. 4 FRANCIS DANIEL ERTEL Theta Chi - I. 3. 3. 4 (Pres), Intrar — 3. 3. Business Cli pics — 3. If C — 4. PaC SaC — 4, Publications Boi KATHRYN LOUISE ETHRIDGE SVS — I. 3, Intrar ' Basketball — 3, Alston Wilkes — 3. 3 (V. Pr Pres), Special Olympics — 3. 3. 4, CEC — 3 Key - 4, Psi Chi 4 CATHERINE MARSHALL FARMER Powder-Puff Football - I. 3. Intramurals - I. 3. 3. 4, FOB -3. SVS -3. 3. CEC -3.3. 4 (Prr- - - 3. 4, Cardir ■ - ELLEN MAXINE FERGUSON Choir — I. .2, i. 4j Homecoming Court — 2. Inlrai 2, 3; Shaw Fine Arts Award — h 0 ' ■ ' i =■ k — GEORGE THOMAS FESPERMAN III Choir — I. 3. 3. 4, Minstrel — 3, Madrigals — 4 JOHN WARREN FINNEY, III LAURENCE DAVIS FREDERICK AIBS - I. 3. 3. 4, ABS - I. 3. 3. 4, Kappa Alpha - I. 3. 3. 4, SVS - 3. 3. 4, Blue Key - 3. 4, SGA - 3. 4, FOB - 4. Dorm President — 4 JAMES ALLEN GASTON Football — I. 3. 3. 4. Track — I. 3. 3. 4. FCA — I. 3. 3. 4. Intramurals — 3. 3. 4, Sigma Nu — 3, 3. 4 (Pres), Special Olympics - 3. 3, Business Club - 3. 4, Athletic Commit- tee — 3, Dorm Council — 4. IFC — 4 GEORGE WARD GATLIN Football - I. 3. 3. 4. AIBS - I. 3. 3. 4, FCA - I. 3. 3. 4, Pi Kappa Alpha - 3. 4, Dean ' s List - 3, Blue Key - 4, Scotsman Baseball Club — 4 JANE KELLY GILBERT Powder-Puff Football — I. 3. 3, Intramurals — I. 3. 3. 4, CAROLYN ESTHER GOODYEAR BETSY CAROLE GREENE Choir - I. 3. 3 (Sec). 4. SVS - I. 3 (Coordinator). 3. 4. SARA JANE HADDON ROBERT GASTON HALL, JR. DOROTHY DEE HAMMOND s — 3. 3. 4. PC I; CIA — I. 2. 3. imillee — 2. 3, Psi Omega — 3. 4 (Cast Direc- tor), PaC SaC — 3. 4 (Copy-Editor). FOB — 3, Special Olympics — 3. 4, Cardinal Key — 4, Blue Slocking — 4; ning Court — 4 CRAIG ROBERT HANSON CIA — i. 3. 4, PC Puppetry Troupe — 2. 3 (Coordinator). 4 (Coordinator) JAMES PHILIP HARRISON Ti -I.; t i A ; - 1 A ' • ' ;c — 4i Dorm Pres. — 4i ROBERT DILLARD HARVEY SVS - I. X 3: Pi Kappa Phi - 3. 3. A-, Chess C ' ' - - • ' ' - - 4 (Pres.)i Psi Chi — 4 NOEL CLAYTON HASKINS Rifle Team — 1. 1. 3. 4. ACS — 1. 1. 3. 4 (Treas.). ROTC — I. 3. 3. 4; Deans list — I. 3. 4, SVS — 1. 2. 3, Special Olvmoics — I. 2. Student Council — I. 2 (Sec), Student Ass I. 2 (Sec). 3, Men ' s Council — 2. 3 (Pres.), AIBS — 2. 3. FOB — 2. 3: Blue Stocking — 2. 3 (Business M. Admissions Advisory Committee — 2. 3; SGA rir Committee — 2, PC Players — 3. 4, Blue Key — 3. 4. 1 — 3. 4i Circle K — 3 CAROL MAKEMIE HAY DAPHNE ANN HAYES CHARLOTTE VIRGINIA HENDER- SON JAMES AUGUSTUS HERLONG mbly — I, Kappa Alpha — I. 2. 3. 4 (Pres.), I. 2. 3. 4, President ' s Scholar, Business Club - 2. 3. 4, IFC - 4, Blue Key - 4 WARING WEBB HILLS. Ill KAYRE KATHERINE HINES Inlramurals — 1. 4, PC Players — 1. 2. 3, AIBS — 2. 3. 4, ACS — 2, CIA — 4, SVS — 4, Women ' s Council — 2, Dorm ■ - 2 (Sec), 3, Choir — 2. 3. 4, Circle K — 3. 4, ling Court — 4 JOE LEAKE HOLCOMBE STUART ROBINSON HOPKINS. JR. JAMES DOUGLAS HORTON PC Players — I. 2. 3. 4. PC Choir — I, 2, New Life — 3. 4, CIA 2. 3. 4, Psi Chi - 3. 4, SVS - 4, PC Singers - 3, 4 WILLIAM LEONARD HOWARD Football — I. 2. 3. 4, Special Olympics — I. 2. 3. 4 JAMES EDWARD HULSE. Ill CONSTANCE LAURETTE JACKSON SVS — l.lntr •- ■ • • ■ ■■ - THOMAS ALAN JARVIS MAMIE LANGLEY JENNINGS Women ' s Council — h Intramurals — I, CIA — I, Church Vocation ' s Group — I, SVS — 1. 2. 3. 4, Dean ' s List — 1, 2. 3. DONALD HOKE JETER BILLUPS PHINIZY JOHNSON. Ill ELIZABETH HALE JOHNSON Intramurals — I. 2. 3. 4, Business Club — 2. 3. 4 (Pres), Cirriculum Committee — 4 JAMES VANDERGRIFT JOHNSON, III Kappa Alpha — I. 2. 3. 4, Golf Team — I. 2. i 4, R.,sin . s VIRGINIA ALINE JOHNSON SVS — I. 3. 3, Stuycnt Council — 3; Student Assemly 1. FOB - 2. i, 4. Blue Stocking - 3-. SGA — 3 (Vice-Pres.). 4 :ademic Affairs Commit- litiee — 4 JENNY LAUREN JONES Social Committee — 1. 2. 4, Alston Wilkes — 2, 3, 4, SVS — STEFANI ANN JONES Tennis Team - I, SVS - 2, AIBS - 2. 3. 4, ACS - 2, Psi Chi — 4 EMMANUEL CUDJOE KARLO JAMES DOUGLAS KELLOGG CYNTHIA LYNN KILGUS Team — 2. 3. 4, New Life — 3. 4, PC Playc DEBRA ANNE LABOON DOUGLAS HALLADAY LANEY TERRI LEE LATHOM TERESA DIANE LAWRENCE ACS — 2. 3 (Sec). 4 (Sec), AIBS — 2. 3. 4, SVS — 2 AMY BYREL LEIDHEISER SVS - 3. 4, CIA - 3. 4 RICHARD MELVIN LITTLE Alpha Sigma Phi — I. 2. 3. 4, Rifle Team — I JOHN PATRICK MACDONALD SANDRA JOANN MACEYKO SGA — I. 2, SVS — I. 2. 3. 4, Psi Chi — 2. 3 (Vice-Pn (Pres.), CEC - 3, Cardinal Key — 4, Student Secret, 2. 3. 4 JAMES GAYLE MCARTHUR JAMES CORBLY MCCOUN Football — I, 2. 3. 4, Track — I, Pi Kappa Alpha — I. 2. 3, 4 MIMI MCRAE Rifle Team — I, I — 3. 4, Alpha Sig CLAY CULPEPPER MERCER ROTC — I. 2, Pi Kappa Phi — 2. 3. 4 (Vice-Archo RICKY CLARK NELSON AIBS — I. 2. 3. 4, ACS — I. 2 MARVIN CECIL NEWMAN Football — I. 2, Golf Team — I. 2. 3. 4, Pi Kappa Alpha — 1. 3. 4, Business Club — 3. 4, Student Assembly — 4 WILLIE DANZIG NEWTON. JR. JAMES BRUCE OLLIS. JR. Football — I, 2. 3. 4, Pi Kappa Alpha — I. 2. 3. 4 (Vi Pres), Special Olympics — I. 2. 3. 4 (Chairman) MARK PADGETT CAROL CALDWELL PEACOCK ALAN KENT HOPKINS MICHAEL ANDREW KNIGHT AMANDA LORIE PEELE SVS — 3. 4, CIA — 3. 4, BASIC — 3. 4 (Chai JOAN PELLETT SVS — I, Westminster Ft 1.3, 3. 4i PC Players— I,,, .p. MARTIN ANDREW PHILLIPS Circle K — 3, Pjc SaC — 4, Student Assembly — 4; Business Club — 3. 4 Sigma Nu — 4 MITCHELL BRYAN POE SVS — I. i. 3, 4. PaC SaC - I. 4, Choir - I. 2. 3. 4, ELAINE POLK POTTS CATHERINE LOUISE POWELL SVS - I. 2: CIA - 1, 2. 3. 4: New life - 1. 3, 4i CEC - 3. 3. 4 (PAN Rep.) LAURIE KATHERINE PRUETT SVS — I, Intramurals — I. 3. 3. 4, Choir — 3, IV-J- — ■- (Morris Dancer) — 3, Blue Slocking — 3. 3. 4, H( ing Court — 3. 4, SEC — 3. 4, Special Olympics — j. i; FOB — }; Women ' s Council — 4. PC Players — 4 ERSKINE ABRAHAM REED RICHARD DARYL RENTZ JOHN PAUL ROBERTSON III Intramurals — I. p. 3. 4i SVS 3. 3, (Coordinator) 4. (Coor- dinator), Special Olympics — 3i Westminster Fellowship — 3. 3 (Pres.). 4 (State Pres.). Blue Slocking — 3. 4 (Business Manager), PC Players — 3. 4, Stalcy Lecture Steering Committee — 3. 4. Who ' s Who — 4. SGA — 4, Alpha Psi Omega — 4. PaC SaC — 3. 4 (Section Editor) JERRY RAMSEUR ROBINSON AIBS - 3. 4, ACS - 4 MARY KAREN RUSZLER Dean ' s List — I. 3. 3. 4, PC Players — I. 3. 3. 4, Foi ' Scholar, PC Junior.Fellow, Blue Stocking — I. 3. 3, P — 3. 3 (Copy Editor). 4 (Editor), Woi ' ' SEC — 3 (Sec), Oeland English Schc._. Advisory Committee — 3. 3, Sigma Kappa Alpha — 3. 3. 4, Cardinal Key — 3. 4, Alpha Psi Omega — 3. 4 (Vice Pres), Theta Chi Sweetheart — 3, Figs and Thistles — 3 (Editor). 4, Who ' s Who — 4, Publications Board — 3. 4, Student Affairs Council — 3, Homecoming Court — 3. 4 CAROL ANNETTE SENN SVS - 1. 4, Circle K- 3. 4, Psi Chi -4, Worn. ' - — 4 TRACEY LEIGH SHEALY DEBORAH ANNE SMEAD CIA - I. 3. 3i Varsity Volleyball - I. 3. i JANICE ANNETTE SMITH MIRIAM JOY SMITH CARRIE DENISE STEPHENS SVS - 3. 3. 4, CEC - 3. 3. 4 (Sec), Pamoja - 3. 4, Alston- Wilkes — 4 JOSEPH ARNOLD STERLING, JR. ire — 1. c„...i.i ni ,„. _ 1 a niskelball — 3. 4, CIA I. 4, SVS — 4, Dorm «.. . ,u..... - -., .o - 4, FOB - 4, Circje K — 4 HENRY CAREY STRICKLAND, III SVS — I. 3. 3, Choir — I. 3. 3, 4 (Pr- ' ' - ■ 3. 4, CIA — I, Madrigals — 3. 3. 4 (Chairman), Judicial Council — 3. 4 (Chairman), Blue Key — 3, Hunger Task force — 3. 4, Academic Affairs Council — 3, Student Council — 4, Student Assembly — 4, Rep. to S ' ■ Conference on U.S. Affairs — 4, Who ' s Who — 4, B Visitors — 4, FOB — 4, PC Players — 3. 4 JAMES MICHAEL STRINGFELLOW Kappa Alpha — I, 3. 3. 4, Circle K — 3, Busin 4, SVS — 3, FOB — 4 BARRY PARNELL TAYLOR CLAUDIA GARRETT TAYLOR irals — 3. 4i Psi Chi — 3. 4 JULIE ELLEN TERRY SVS — I, 3. 3. 4, Intramurals — I. 3, A lston-Wi DAVID EDWIN TINGA Alpha Sigma Phi — I. 3. 3. 4 JEAN LINDSAY TROLLINGER Powd - ing Court — 4, Cardin... «.., — . CLARE INEZ TURNER JOHN ANTHONY TURNER Basketball — I. 3, 3, 4, Who ' s Who — 4 GRAYCE DIANNE TYLER V Life — I. 3, CIA — I, PC Players Igals — 3. 4 (Publicity •■ ha — 3, e Stocking — 3, 4, Homecoming Queen — 3, Cardinal f — 4i Staley Lecture Committee — 4, Inaugural Com- e — 4, Student Assembly — 4, Dean ' s List — 3. 3. 4 JULIUS MARSHALL VANN Soccer — 3. 4, IFC — 3 (VicePres.), Sigma Nu 3, 4 MARY KAY WADE Psi Chi - 3. 4 (Treas.), Alston-Wilkes - 3. 4, Circle K — 3, PaC SaC - 4 WANDA LYNNE WALKER RHODA QUINN WALLACE NANCY RUTH WARREN Intramurals — I. 3. 3. 4, Powder-Puff FootI Founder ' s Scholarship, AIBS — 3. 3. 4, Sign — 3. 3. 4, Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister — JAMES JOSEPH WATSON DOROTHY ANN WEBB BEVERLY LOUISE WEEKS KAREN ELIZABETH WESSINGER 4 (Capt.), SVS — 3, Ad mittee — 4, Stud ing Court — 4 PETER REGAN WETHERELL Intramurals — I. 3. 3. 4, Theta Chi — I. 3. 3. 4 (Vice-Pres.), football — I, Proctor of Leroy Springs Gym. — 3. 3. 4, SVS — 3, Blue Key — 4, Men ' s Dorm Council — 4, ROTC Company Commander — 4 DANA LEANNE WIGGINS FREDERICK GANTT WILLIAMS Kappa Alpha — I. 3, 3. 4, Business Club — 3. ' ' Scholarship Candidate — 3, Dorm Pres. — 3, fl NANCY ANNE IRWIN WILLIAMS FOB — 3. 4, Publications Board — 3. 4 (Chmn.) JEFFREY WATT WILSON BRUCE GORDON WISMER ELAINE WOODS Blue Slocking — I. 3 (Editor), Figs I Thistles JULIA FRANCES WOODSON Powder-Puff Football — I. 3, SVS — I. 3. 3, CIA — I. 3. 3. 4, PaC SaC — 3 JOHN CALVIN YOUNKIN, JR. JACK CLARENCE ZEIGLER, JR. Editor Assistant Editor Copy Editor Photography Editor Business Editor Moments Editor Teams Co-Editors Faces Editor Groups Editor Ads Editor Index Editor Photographers Copy Writers Amercian Yearbook tive Karen Ruszler Susan Buffington Dee Hammond Norman Dover David Taylor Alison Cumi Connie MilL. Barbara Pickens Danny Cohen Alan Reed Todd Bond Johnny Robertson Kelly Mahaffey Jimmy McEachern Corky Strickland George White Dede Dreisbach Marty Philips Jimmy Spence Dianne Tyler La nie Woods Roban Bangle Cathy Corbett Leslie Cutler Lisa Davis Fran De Larue Katie Dewitt Alison Drummond Joe Grant David Harlan Mary Hunt Margaret Kay Ginger Parramore Susan Ritter Mary Kay Wade Scott Wilhide STAFF The 1980 PaC SaC staff would like to express its sin- cere thanks to the Campus Security Officers for con- stantly unlocking doors, keeping us awake, and allowing us to inhabit Douglas House after hours. We would also like to thank Mrs. Lehman for her proofreading and the registrar ' s office for help with the Senior directory. And finally, our thanks to everyone who showed up for pic- tures, identified people, or offered their moral support to our harried staff. Specifications for the 1980 PaC SaC — Volume LXIV Publisher: Josten ' s American Yearbook Company Clarksville. Tennessee Method; Offset Lithography Paper: 80 pound dull Binding: Sewed EndsheetS: Parchment Cover: Custom blind embossed with gold metalay Basin Blue with Black overtone Spanish Grain Photography: Color Processing by Meisel Laboratory. Atlanta. GA All black and white processing by the staff. Douglas House Dungeon INDEX GAIL EILEEN ABERCROMBIE 146, I7J JOHN SYDNEY ABNEY 138 CHARLOTTE EMILY ADAMS 138 GUILA PORTER ADAMS 146 LARRY GLEN ADAMS 146 SUSAN FRANCES ADAMS 118. 156 EDDIE MELVIN ADDISON 63, 138 KIMBERLY MARIE ADKINS 138 WILLIAM BELLINGER ADKINS 146. 193 ADAIR ALLEN 3. 33. 130. 158. 159. 160, 181 NANCY ANNE ALLEN 146. 159 SALLY PATRICIA ALLEN 118. 181 RUSSELL CRAIG AMICK 138 RICHARD WYATT AMICK 118 BEAUFORD MAURICE AMMONS 63, 130 ROBERT BENTLEY ANDERSON III 33. 63. 83. 130. 176, 178 CLARA KATHERINE ANDREWS 138. 163 JEFFREY BRYAN ANDREWS 146 THOMAS LARRAINE ARE. JR. 158. 159 CHARLES RICHARD ASBELL 146 KELLY DAWN ASKIN 146. 159. 160 WALTER HASKELL ATKINS. JR. 16, 59, 61, 63. 86 FRED WILTON AUMAN III 146 GREGORY STEVEN AYERS 138. 178 DEBORAH ANNE BABB 146 THOMAS NETTLES BAGNAL, JR. 66. 67, 130 TAMMY JEAN BAGWELL 146 EVAN CHRISTOPHER BAHR 130 HUGH TOLAN BAILEY, JR. 63. 130 JULIA ELLEN BAILEY 136 STEVEN EDWARD BAKER 159. 160 SANDRA STARR BALTZEGAR 33, 118. 179. 181. 183 ROBERTA ANN BANGLE 146. 153 ROBIN MELINDA BANKER 14. 118. 181 PATTI ANN BANNISTER 146 SUSAN LYNN BARCO 138 JON MICHAEL BARKER !38 SARAH MELINDA BARKER 138. 166 GEORGIA KATHLEEN BARKSDALE 146 KELLY ANNETTE BARRETT 17. , 64, 138. 176 ELIZABETH SPRINGER BARRON 13, 45. 130 167. 173. 183 LYNN ALLISON BARTON 78. 79. 130, 159 GARY ALLEN BASS 146 RICHARD BOND BATES 146 JANET DIANNE BEARDEN 17, 118, 173 MARGARET JANE BELL 10, 74, 130 MARY WESLEY BELL 138. 301 SHARON E. BELLWOOD 130 CONNIE MARIE BENNETT 138 MICHAEL MALONE BENTON 138 RUSSEL WALLACE BERRY 130. 186 MARY LOUISA BETTS 13. 118. 173 CHARLES ADAM BISHOP. JR. 61. 130 MARIANNE BLACKBURN 146 STEPHEN MILLS BLACKBURN 138 RAURY ALLISON BLACKMON 146 ROBIN ANNETTE BLACKMON 118 FRANCIS MICHAEL BLACKWELL HAROLD LEE BLAIR 130 DAVID RANDAL BLAKELY LISA ANN BLEDSOE 138 JACQULYN MARY BLYZES 133. 138, 193 JOHN CHARLES BOAN 118. 176. 183 HAROLD LEE BOEHM. JR. 146. 159 ERIC CHARLES BOELZNER 146 ELIZABETH LONGSTREET BOGGS 119. 155. 163. 181 JANE BETH BOLLINGER II. 146, 163, 173 JAMES WILLIAM BOLT GREGORY EUGENE BOLTON 146, 334 WILLIAM TODD BOND 51, 130, 167. 171, 176 KATHRYN ANN BOSTATER 146. 159. 163 ROBERT CLARK BOURNE 83. 86. 138 JOHN PAUL BOWEN 116. 119. 155. 183 LISA FRAN BOWEN 146 ANNETTE BOYD 119. 181 RICHARD ELMER BOYIES, JR. 130, 155 THOMAS HUNT BOZEMAN 156 KAREN ELIZABETH BRADLEY 3, 146, 160. 171 MAJOR HAROLD BRANNEN. JR. 63, 130 JOHN CECIL BREARLEY 130. 163. 167. 170 JOHN SAMUEL BREAZEALE 14. 146. 173. 335 GREGORY JON BRETER 17. 33. 119 MELINDA ELISE BRICE 37, 138. 176 JAMES LARRY BRIDGES 63. 119 TRACY ELIZABETH BRIDGES 146 GEORGE HENRY BRISTOL 76, 77 KELLIE ANN BRITTON 146 MARTHA ELLEN BROOKS 14. 130, 173, 183 JAMES DONALD BROOME, JR. 130, 176 BENNETT ALEXANDER BROWN 146 KIMBERLY JEAN BROWN 138 KEVIN PAUL BROWN 130 LANG MICHAEL BRONW 199 SANDRA LEIGH BROWN 155 CATHY JOANNE BROWNLEE 13, 146. 159. 160 ROBERT HOOD BROZINA 146. 171 CHARLES FRANKLIN BRUYER 159 KIMBERLEY ANNE BRYSON 146. 171 RANDALL LEE BUCK 146 SUSAN M ARIE BUFFINGTON 39. 116. 119. 140. 155. 169. 170. 173. 183. 335 CLINTON BURGESS 119. 154. 155. 159, 176, 181 STEVEN RAY BURGESS 66, 146 CLAYTO BURKE 58. 60. 61. 63. 153. 184 KAREN ELIZABETH BURNETTE 146 ROBERT HENRY BURNSIDE. JR. 130 STEVEN FREEMAN BURROUGHS 146 OLETA JILL BURTON 138 SANDRA LENORA BUSBEE 119 JAY CAROL BYARS 63. 119 GEORGE KEVIN CALHOUN II. 119 JOYCE KELLY CAMERON 138 WILLIAM ROWLAND CAMERON II 130. 160 DEBORAH KATE CAMPBELL 130. 160 MARY KAY CAMPBELL 71. 138 SARA JANE CAMPBELL 4, 146 SARAH LOUISE CAMPBELL 146 JOEL MICHAEL CANDLER 131 JOHN MARK CANN 63, 138 MARTHA HARVEY CANN 146, 171 CINDY JO CARLYLE 71, 138 DUNCAN ANDREW CARMICHAEL 38, 146 MARY CAROLYN CARMICHAEL 131 AUDREY LYNNE CARR 138 DEBORAH CAROLINE CARRE 138 MARY SADLER CARTER 138, 176 JESSE LAWRENCE CA SON 63. 171 JOHN PHILLIP CAUTHEN 146 DONNA RUTH CHAPMAN 131. 181 WILLIAM EDWIN CHAPMAN. JR. 146 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CHEEK IV 4. 146 DILLARD DURELL CHEEK III 146 APRIL EULANNE CHILDRESS 64. 131. 163, 170 FRANKLIN FULLER CHILDRESS 75. 138 SUSAN GORDON CHILDS 38. 71 EVELYN FRANCES CHRISTMAN 138. 154 WILLIAM GLENN CHRISTOPHER 131, 155 JAMES LAFAYETTE CHUPP 16, 63. 131. 177 ROBERT DEAN CLANTON 146 MARGARET KATHERINE CLARK 6. 138, 155, 159. 160. 173 ANNE TREZEVANT CLARKE 147. 170 JULIA RAY CLARKE 7. 146 MICHAEL DANIELS CLAYTON 131 MARGARET LEAH CLAYTON 147. 160 ELIZABETH LYNN CLECKLEY 119 ESTHER KAY CLEVELAND 119. 181 JUDY KIM CLUETT 147. 160 DANIEL COLEMAN COHEN 13. 31. 36. 45. 138. 168. 173. 173. 197 STEVEN HAROLD COKER 131 ELLIOTT JERRY COLEMAN 111 130. 156. 183 SAMUEL DEAN COMPTON 147 CAROLYN GRAVES CONE 147 SUSAN ELAINE CONN 33. 138. 154. 155. 159. 193 CAROLE JOYCE CONNOR 40. 43. 130. 171 MARVIN JOSEPH COOK 66, 67, 138 REBECCA JANE COOK 138 KITTY ETHELEN COOPER 131 WILLIE COOPER 63 SPENCER B. COPELAND, JR. 68. 131. 158. 159. 160. 176. 180 DAVID BIGGERSTAFF COPPLE 147. 713 CATHERINE LOUISE COR8ETT 138, 159. 160. 168 CHERYL JANE CORLEY 139, 155, 193 DAVID JEROME CORLEY 147 JOHN CHARLES COWAN, JR. 149, 155 WILLIAM STONE COWSERT 116, 130, 180 CHARLES EDGAR CRANE 131, 140, 159 LUANNE CRANSTON 147 MELANIE JEAN CRELIA 71. 78 KENNETH HAINES CREVELING 3. 147 GEORGE ANTHONY CRIPPEN 33. 68 FRANCES ANNE CROOK 36. 147 DEBORA JEAN CROSBY 37. 43. 147 EUGENE CROSS IV 131 FRED HOWARD CROSS. JR. 139 JULIE HEYWARD CROWDER 133 DIANE DEVORE CROXTON 131. 156, 176, 183 SCOTT ACREE CULBRETH 131 ALISON CLARE CUMMINGS 139 LESLIE LAURA CUTLER K. 160, 169 MARGARET GRACE DALTON 139 CHRISTOPHER LEE DANDREA 8. 139 JOHN ANTHONY D ' ANDREA 63, 139 TAMERIA DARLENE DARBY 13, 45, 131. 156, 173 MARJORIE ANN DARDEN 33, 139, 156, 173 ALAN LEE DAVIS 147 DOROTHY ELIZABETH DAVIS 147 ELIZABETH JANE DAVIS 147, 170 LEA ANNETTE DAVIS 139. 146. 159 LEE ANN DAVIS 176 LOUISE ELAINE DAVIS 13. 36. 116. 130. 161. 173. 176. 177, 183 NANCY LORRAINE DAVIS 71, 73. 139 MARTHA LYNNE DECKER 64. 65. 131. 158. 159, 181 PAUL DEZSO DEHOLCZER 147 FRANCES MARIE DELARUE 130, 181 DE8RA LYNNE DELLINGER 131. 163 WENDY BURDETTE DEMPSEY 139. 163. 181 ANNE MORRIS DENHAM 139 KEVIN SCOTT DENNEY 139 CHARLES BOYD DENNIS 33. 147 KATHERINE ANNE DEWITT 13, 40, 139, 155, 163, 171 ROSS NORMAN DICKENS 147 SUSAN DAWN DILLINGER 46. 160 DEBORAH LOUISE DOBBINS 17. 45. 131, 173 ARBIN KEITH DOBBS 147 DANIEL DOWLING DOMINEY 147 VERA ROMONA DORCH 139. 184 JAMES MARION DORN 5. 147 WILLIAM THOMAS DOUGLASS 130. 160 NORMAN GUY DOVER 33. 40. 43. 43. 45. 57. 131. 163. 167. 169, 171, 173, 335. 337 JOHN HOLMES DOWDLE. JR.75 DIANE COREY DREISBACH 33, 40, 41, 139, 171 EDMUND BRADLEY DRIVER III 197 ALISON MARIE DRUMMOND 139, 153, 156, 163 KATHERINE ANN DUBOSE 74, 133 LILA ANNE DUBOSE 33. 147 OLIVER ORLANDO DUCILLE 133. 184 DAVID JOSEPH DUDA 83. 147 TROY EMMETT DUKES 139. 163 KIMBERLY JO DUNCAN 139 TRACY NATHANIEL DUREN 15. 139. 175. 176 SONYA EADDY 133, 153, 176, 186 SYLVIA ADELL EADDY 133. 176 WILLIAM MARVIN EARL 147 LARUE WESLEY EDGE. JR. 130. 140, 173 MELANIE WRAY EFIRD 139. 159 RONALD LEE ELMORE 139 NEIL LYTHGOE ELPHICK 133. 159, 161 MARY JEANNETTE EPTING 74. 130 BRIAN NELS ERICKSEN 68. 147 EUGENIE ELIZABETH ERMIS 160. 171 FRANCIS DANIEL ERTEL 3. 33. 35. 130. 156. 163, 185 JAMES MARTIN ERVIN 133. 159 RICHARD TIMOTHY ERVING 147 WILLIAM DEWEY ERVING. JR. 139 KATHRYN LOUISE ETHRIDGE 130. 163. 183 GEORGE WILLIAM EVERETT 133. 177, 183 ROY OTHO FAGAN III 14, 113. 139. 155 318 lndex ALISON FAIRES FALLS 86. 132. 176 KATALIN FANCZI 147 CATHERINE MARSHALL FARMER 33. 130. 163. 183. 337 LYDIA CLAIRE FARMER 3. 147 ELLEN MAXINE FERGUSON 131. 140. 173. 183 TIMOTHY DANIEL FERRELL 74. 75. 83. 147. 171 GEORGE THOMAS FESPERMAN III 131. 173 HENRY LANGSTON FINLEY, JR. 63. 140 SHERRY KATHLEEN FINLEY 133 JAMES THOMAS FLOYD 68 DALLAH ANDERSON FORREST. JR. 63. 133. 187, 193 HOWELL JULIUS FOSTER. JR. 133. 186 SARA LOUISE FOUNTAIN 133. 163. 167 CHRISTOPHER FOWLER 14. 63. 147 LAURA JUNE FOWLER 78. 79. 147 ANN STORY FOX 140 TAMARA ALICE FRANCIS 140. 158, 159. 160. 166 MARK THOMAS FRAZIER 3. 35, 147 LAURENCE DAVIS FREDERICK 130, 155, 176. 183 ROBERT VERLEY FULMER 133 CAROL ELAINE FULTON 13. 74, 133, 145, 159, 176 JAMES MICHAEL GAFFNEY 68. 140. 176. 177 PATRICIA JANE GALLAGHER 140 KENNETH TODD GALLMAN 147 MARY ELIZABETH GALLOWAY 147 SUSAN LEE GAMBRELL 147 AMY LYNN GANDY 140, 155 SHARON JOYCE GANT 35 LARISA LORENE GARRISON 40, 140, 171, 173 JAMES ALLEN GASTON 36, 63, 131, 185 JOHN LEE GATES 148 GEORGE WARD GATLIN 63, 131, 155, 183 LOIDA JOY GETTYS 133, 156 ELLEN MILDRED GIBBONS 148 CHARLES WILEY GIBBS 131 MANNING DELGAR GIBSON 148 JANE KELLY GILBERT 3, 131, 181 BARBARA EL IZABETH GILCHRIST 148 ROBERT GORDON GLASPEY 148 PAMELA ROBERTA GLENN 140 EDWARD THOMAS GODLEY 140 PANSY REBECCA GOFORTH 131, 163 STEVEN GERALD GONYEA 148 CLARENCE HENRY GOODMAN, JR. 83, 148, 175 JERRY EDWARD GOODWIN 14, 148, 173, 178 CAROLYN ESTHER GOODYEAR 131, 156 ADDISON BURT GOOLSBY 140 JOSEPH ULYSSES GRANT III 60, 61, 63, 153, 184 KATHRYN LOUISE GREEN 133, 153, 156, 160 PAMELA GREEN 133 BETSY CAROLE GREENE 14, 116, 131, 161, 173. 176. 177. 179, 183 LORI SUE GREENE 148 HUNTER LEE GRIFFIN 33, 133, 176, 183, 185, 186 JUDITH GAIL GRIFFIN 148 MARIAN LEE GRINER 140 ANTHONY BRENT GROVE 87, 133 NANCY LEWIS GROVES 148, 337 RICHARD WAYNE GRUBER 63, 140 DAVID ADRL N GRUHLER 76 SARA JANE HADDON 7, 13, 31, 33, 34, 35, 131. 156 GEORGE RENE HALL 94. 148 HUGH WOOD HALL 36. 148 JOHN GRAFTON HALL 83. 140 MARY STEWART HALL 133. 158. 159. 163, 176 ROBERT GASTON HALL II 131 BERTA ANNETTE HAMBY 133, 155, 186 PERRY WAYNE HAMILTON 48 DAVID LOUIS HAMMER 146 DOROTHY DEE HAMMOND 13, 31, 33, 43. 44 45 93, 133, 153, 169, 170, 171. 173. 183 DEBORAH LEE HAMMOND 133, 176 KATHERINE DENISE HAMMOND 64, 65, 71. 155 160. 183 KAREN JENICE HAMMOND 140 DEANNINE ANN HANEY 140, 158, 159, 160 KATIE BELL HANNA 140 ROBERT HOWARD HANNAH 63, 140 CRAIG ROBERT HANSON 133, 159 JOAN LEA HARDIN 140 DAVID MITCHELL HARLAN 140. 168, 173 HORACE EUGENE HARPER 133, MO ANDREA RENEE HARRIS 133, 156 DAVID IRVIN HARRIS 148 PHILIP HENRY HARRIS 133 JANET ANNE HARRISON 133. 163 JAMES PHILIP HARRISON 133. 156. 180 ROBERT DILLARD HARVEY 133. 185 NOEL CLAYTON HASKINS 75. 116. 133. 154. 183 JAMES MAURICE HATCHELL. JR. 140. 187 JOSEPH MCCLAIN HATFIELD 36 DAPHNE ANN HAYES 133 JOHN CHRISTOPHER HELMAN 75. 148. 154 LAURA JANE HELTON 35, 348. 171 CRYSTAL DENISE HENDERSON 148 CHARLOTTE VIRGINIA HENDERSON 6, 14, 64, 65, 116. 133, 161, 173, 183, 336 CRAIG WHITE HENSLEY 33, 148 JAMES PAGET HENTZ 76, 77 JAMES AUGUSTUS HERLONG 133, 156 MARY ELIZABETH HERMAN 78, 140 ALYSON GENE HICKEN 133 IRA KELL HICKLIN 133 SEPTIMUS MARION HICKLIN 148. 154. 155 TAMMY JANE HICKS 133. 140. 193 WILLIAM OLIVER HIGGINS 76. 77. 148 CHERYL LYNN HILL 133 VIRGIL RICHARD HILLARD 36. 140, 171, 184 KAYRE KATHERINE HINES 33, 133, 155, 162, 173. 181. 355 HEYWARD ADAM HINTON 56. 63. 133, 184 ARTHUR JOHN HOBBLE 133, 178 ROBERT DONALD HOBBY, JR. 33. 133, 163, 173, 183, 186 CHERYL RENEE HODGE 140 HELEN SUE HODGE LORI EILEEN HOFFMAN 148 JOE LEAKE HOLCOMBE 133 RONALD MARK HOLLIER 83, 140 SUSAN LEE HOLLINGSWORTH 148 CYNTHIA ELLEN HOLLOWELL 140, 154, 160 BENJAMIN MCWORTHER HOOD 60. 63. 83. 133. 140 LYNN MASON HOPE 140, 175, 176, 181 ALAN KENT HOPKINS 123 BETTY ANN HOPKINS 133, 159, 163 JOSEPH MCCRARY HOPKINS 148. 173 JAMES DOUGLAS HORTON 123, 158, 159, 171, 181 ALLEN SCOTT HOSCH 140 WILLIAM LEONARD HOWARD 62, 123 WILLIAM BOARD HOWELL 140 RAY WICKLIFFE HOWLAND 133 DAVID WAYNE HUCKABEE RUSSELL CRAIG HUCKS 133, 154 MARY LYLE HUDSON 148 LAURA JEAN HUGHES 148 JAMES EDWARD HULSE III 32, 116, 123, 154 DAVID KENNETH HUNT 148 JOY LEE HUNT 72, 73, 148, 175 MARY CHARLOTTE HUNT 15, 163 OTIS BENJAMIN INGRAM 148 CONSTANCE LAURETTE JACKSON 123, 153 JOHN WESLEY JACOBS III 148 THOMAS ALAN JARVIS 16, 123 CARROL EUSTACE JENKINS 148 MAMIE LANGLEY JENNINGS 117, 123, 167, 183 SUSAN EARLE JENNINGS 140, 155, 162, 226 DONALD HOKE JETER 123, 156 BILLUPS PHINIZY JOHNSON III 123, 156 ELIZABETH HALE JOHNSON 123 JAMES VANDEGRIFT JOHNSON 123, 156, 183 LEE ANN JOHNSON 148 VIRGINIA ALINE JOHNSON 7, 117, 124, 156, 175, 176 AMANDA CATHERINE JONES 11, 148 ELIZABETH COLLEEN JONES 133 JENNY LAUREN JONES 134 NANCY MCKAY JONES 133, 148 NANCY SUZANNE JONES 45, 159, 160. 173, 336 ROBERT JOSEPH JONES 149 STEFANI ANN JONES 134 SUSAN ELIZABETH JONES 149 TRACY URBAN JONES 133 ANDREW BRICE JORDAN III 134, 154 KIETH ELWIN JUDE 144, 155 MARGARET THOMAS KAY 141, 153, 168, 181 MARK WILLIAM KAY 63, 134, 185, 337 CHRISTOPHER D. KEENAN IV 133 DOROTHY GRACE KEITH 149 RICHARD LEWIS KELL. JR. 149 LISA MARIE KELLER 36. 149. 334 JAMES DOUGLAS KELLOGG 134. 156 ANGELA JEAN KENNEDY 141 CONNIE ELAINE KI8LER 149 CYNTHIA LYNN KILGUS 134 CAROL LOUISE KING 149 JOHN CREYLON KING 141 JOEL TIMOTHY KING 68 MARK CHARLES KING 149 JAMES RICHARD KIRKPATRICK 141 JANET LYNN KIVORA 180 JENNIFER ELIZABETH KNEECE 149 MICHAEL ANDREW KNIGHT 41, 66, 134, 159, 160 ROBERT HAROLD KORN 133 RALPH FRANKLIN KU8E 63. 141 DEBRA ANNE LABOON 134 KEMPER DAVID LAKE. JR. 6. 149 ANITA LOUISE LANDRETH 141. 155 JOSEPH ALAN LANE 83. 133, 156 JAMES HARSHAW LANE, JR. 63. 133 KATHERINE LEE LANIER 133 RILEY HAROLD LANIER. JR. 133. 187 CARL INGRAM LATHAM ill 66 TERRI LEE LATHOM 134 LAURA KATHRYN LAW 133. 154 TRACY ANN LAWRENCE 14, 149. 155 TERESA DIANE LAWRENCE 134. 154. 155 LUCINDA HELEN LAWSON 141 RUTH ANN LAZENBY 149 AMY BYREL LEIDHEISER 113. 134. 158. 159 MARK ANTHONY LEVERETTE 63. 141 JOHN WILLIAM LEWIS, JR. 149 CHOU-CHU LIANG 141 MARY CATHERINE LINDSAY 149 SUSAN ELIZABETH LINDSAY 135 MARGUERITE JEAN LINGAFELTER 134 MARSHALL THOMAS LITTLE 68 ROBERT JEFFREY LITTLE 149 RICHARD MELVIN LITTLE 135 PAMELA JEAN LOGAN 86, 141, 158, 160 WILLIAM CAMPBELL LUCAS III 15, 134, 155 LOUISA SULTER LUFBURROW 141, 162 AMY SUE LUNSFORD 134 SANDRA JOANN MACEYKO 125, 181, 183 ROBERT EARL MADDOX, JR. 149 KELLY RENEE MAHAFFEY 149. 155. 169 STEVEN MICHAEL MANN 141 MARL MARIANOS 149 RONALD KEITH MARSHALL 82. 149 TERRI LYNNE MARTENS 141. 163 GEORGE CARLTON MARTIN 62 GEORGE DRIFFORD MARTIN 149 SUSAN CLARISSA MARTIN 113. 134. 154 GERALD BOOKER MARTINO. JR. 74, 134, 184 NANCY BARXTELL MASCHE 134 HANK WILLIAM MASON 62, 134 WILLIE LEON MASON 62 THOMAS NEELY MASSEY III 149 SUMITAKA MATSUMOTO 141 DEBORAH LYNNE MAUK 64, 65, 141, 155, 159 CHANDLER EUGENE MAYES II 149 EVELYN INEZ MAYS 149 STUART ADAMS MCALISTER 149 JAMES GAYLE MCARTHUR 113, 125, 159 LEIGH POPE MCARTHUR 149 MARY VIRGINIA MCAULAY 149 STEVEN TRUMP MCCALL 149 DEBBIE DARLENE MCCALLISTER 134 MARK ROBERT MCCALLUM 82. 170 HANE CHANDLER MCCASKILL 86. 134. 155, 213 SHAWN DAVID MCCASLIN 141 IRVING ANDREW MCCATHERN, JR. 141 HOUSTON MATTHEW MCCLELLAN 149 DANIELL BRIAN MCCORMICK 149, 158, 159, 160 JAMES CORBLY MCCOUN 35, 61, 63, 135 156 183, 185 KELLI MARIE MCCOWAN 141 CATHY LYNN MCCOY 141. 156 GEORGE FRANKLIN MCCOY 141 CARLA JEAN MCCRACKEN 33. 134, 156, 175, 176 Index 219 ROBERT EMMETT MCCRAY III 149 JANET KIMBERLEY MCCRORY 149, 159. 160 JAMES STERLING MCEACHER 13, 141, 169, 173 SUSAN CAROL MCELROY 149 REBECCA LYNN MCFARLIN 64, 65, 142 WILLIAM MEEK MCGILL, JR. 149 PATRICK MICHAEL MCGINN 32, 66, 67. 82, 142. 131 JOSEPH MORRISSETTE MCGOWAN 134. 153. 161. 162. 202 DAVID MONROE MCINTYRE II 149 WILLIAM JOHN MCKEAN 149 JAMES BURTT MCLEAN 142 JOHN LAUGHLIN MCLEAN 149 MELISSA JANE MCMAHAN 134 MIMI MCRAE 32. 86. 125. 156. 212 GAYLA STARLENE LUEASE MCSWAIN 14. 33. 36. 74. 142. 202 KAREN EVANS MEADORS 134. 162 STERLING RAYMOND MENSCH III 82 CLAY CULPEPPER MERCER 5. 185, 186 FLOYD THOMAS MERRITT. JR. 149 LEIGH ANN MERRY 6. 134. 161. 173 ELIZABETH MAUDE MESSENGER 132. 142 CHARLOTTE ANNE MILES 149 KENNETH MICHAEL MILEY 142 CONSTANCE LYNN MILLER 21. 149. 168 MELANIE PENTREATH MILLER 149 TIMOTHY BENJAMIN MILTON 142 FREDERICK ROBINSON MITCHELL 185 CLARKE RAVENEL MIXSON 134 DAVID MACK MIXSON 32 JAMES AL8ERY MONTGOMERY. JR. 82 JOSEPH ARTHUR MOONEYHAM 62. 142 ANTHONY G. MOORE 142 BLAINE AUGUSTA MOORE 149 MARGARET ANN MOORE 142 PAMELA DENISE MOOREHEAD 149 JAMES ALBERT MORAN 142 BLAKE LAMAR MORGAN 23. 149 LISA LEE MORGAN 134 MERRY JEAN MORGAN 149 PENNY ELIZABETH MORGAN 64,65, 149, 159, 160 DEBORAH JEAN MORRIS 149 JOHN WILEY MUNGO 142. 158. 159 ALAN WAYDE MURPHY 113. 149. 187 DAVID WAYNE MURPHY 134. 154 STEPHEN BENSON MURRAY 149 TIMOTHY ANDREW NATES 125, 156 LENI DORIS NEAL 24. 149 DAVID ALLEN NEISLER 62, 142 JO NATHAN NELL 142 RICKY CLARK NELSON 125 TERRY LYNN NELSON 149. 204 JOHN COFFEE NEVILLE III 134. 159 MARVIN CECIL NEWMAN 125. 156 WILLIE DANZIG NEWTON. JR. 62, 125 CHARLES ADAMS NICHOLS 142 BRIAN KEITH NICOSIA 66. 142 WILLIAM ANDERSON NISH 66. 142. 155. 159 LESLIE NEILE NOBLIN 149 JENNIFER JOYCE NYE 134 WILLIAM LEVERNE OATES 134 HAROLD ODOM 7, 13, 36, 40. 41, 43. 142. 171, 177 KELLY LEE ODOM 2K) JULIE ELAINE ODUM 74. 142. 144. 162 STEPHEN JOSEPH ODUM 74. 134 LESLIE CELESTE OLIVER 142. 154. 166 MARGARE JOCENA OLLIFF 142. 163 JAMES BRUCE OLLIS. JR. 62. 126 BELTON RAGSDALE ONFALL III 149 LISA LYNNE OUZTS 16. 142. 162 LINDA CAROL OWENS 149. 159. 171 LAWRENCE FRANKLIN OWENS 27. 62. 134 MICHAEL HORACE OWENS 142 MARK PADGETT 126. ISO THOMAS OREN PAGE 130. 142. 185 NANCY E. PARKHURST 181 DEBORAH LYNN PARNELL 143. 166 VIRGINIA LEE PARRAMORE 75. 149 JERI LEE PARRIS 134. 161 THOMAS RALPH PARRISH 134. 185 RANDALL ARTHUR PARSONS 41. 143. 171. 173. 226 BRIGGS WILSON PATTERSON 149 JAMES GARRISON PATTON 149 CAROL CALDWELL PEACOCK 212 MARY CLAIRE PEARSON 78. 79. 143. 176. 204 AMANDA LORIE PEELE 126. 153. 158 JOAN PELLET 126 LISA GAIL PENNINGTON 143. 156 NANCY TRISVAN PENNINGTON 143 DEBRA JOSEPHINE PERKINS 150 PHILLIP DREW PERKINS 13, 143, 155, 162, 171 WENDY SUE PETERSEN 150 ROBERT PRESTON PETERSON 134 STARKE ANN PETTIT 33. 134 LEIGH PHILLIPS 150 BARBARA LYNN PICKENS 134. 159. 161. 168 VIRGINIA LOU PIPER 150 JAMES WILLIAM PLATT 134. 159 NANCY YOUNG PLAXICO 134 MITCHELL BRYAN POE 66. 74, 113, 125. 160. 173 ALAN GREGORY POOLE 16 CHARLES RAYMOND PORTER 143 DONALD RAY PORTER 62 ROBERT WILLIAMS PORTER. JR. 150. 158 ELAINE P. POTTS 126 KATHRYN SHIELDS POTTS 143. 173 ROBERTA LOUISE POUNDS 150 CATHERINE LOUISE POWELL 126. 150, 159, 163, 226 JONATHAN DALE POWELL 135 CECELIA ANN PRATHER 143 SAMUEL NEWTON PRATT, JR. 10. 135 RICKY DEAN PRICE 62. 135 SUSAN PRICE 150. 159 LAMAR EDWARD PRIESTER 143 MARCUS BROWN PRINCE IV 150 MARY ELIZABETH PRINCE II. 135, 155. 161 ERNEST ROBERTSON PROW III 150 LAURIE KATHERINE PRUETT 7. 33, 126. 170 STEVEN ALLEN PYNNE 75, 150 DANIEL IVEY RABUN 62, 143 CHARLES EVERESTE RAHILLY 150 ANDREA LYNN RAMEY 150 CECELIA ANN RAMSEY 150 JOHN WILSON RANSOM 150. 204 ROBERT AUSTIN RAUNIKAR 150. 159 BETH ELAINE REDFEARN 143 WILLIAM LOUIS REDMOND 33. 35, 66, 143, 176, 185 ALAN CHEVIS REED 45, 143, 153, 160, 168, 173 ERSKINE ABREHAM REED 61, 126, 184 JILL ELLEN REED 135 JAMES CLIFFORD REEVES, JR. 143, 204 JARROLD MILTON REEVES, JR. 82, 135. 160 ROBERT VAUGHAN REGISTER 8. 76. 156 FRANK HUNTER REID 150 BOYD CHANDLER RHODES 135. 173, 224 JAMES DERRILL RICE 45. 150 AMY GLENVA RICHARDSON 150. 160. 163. 171 JOHN INGRAM RICHARDSON 143 TIMOTHY JOHN RIDDLE 76 SHELTON GARLAND RINER. JR. 143 SUSAN CARR RITTER 17. 30, 143, 153. 162, 168, 173 SAMUEL GEORGE RIZK 143 CLAYTO LAMAR ROBERTS III 59, 135 DONALD REVERE ROBERTS, JR. 143 JOHN PAUL ROBERTSON III 57, 117. 126, 161. 164. 168. 170. 171. 174. 225 JERRY RAMSEUR ROBINSON 126. 154 WILLIAM EUGENE ROBINSON 68, 135 JOHN LOUIS ROBISON, JR. 143 TARA ANN RODDY 143. 155 ROSE ELLEN ROONEY 135, 181 RHONDA RENAE ROSS 135. 184 BYRON KEITH RUCKER 143 GAILA ANN RUSSELL 135 ROBERT LEE RUSSELL. JR. 3. 150 TODD A. RUSSELL 150 MARY KAREN RUSZLER 15. 33. 35. 117. 126. 151. 153, 167. 168. 171, 183. 227. 228 JOHN MARION SADLER 150 THOMAS THORPE SANDERS ISO JANET PATRICIA SANFORD 4. 135. 171. 181 LAKSHMI SARAVANAMUTTU 154 PAMELA CHARLENE SATTERFIELD 13. 135. 161. 171. 225 RICHARD RAY SAWYER 143 JAMES GARY SCHAUDIES 66. 67. 143 NORMAN DONOHUE SCHELLENGER 76. 77 MARK ANDERSON SCHMIDT 136. 155. 185 ELIZABETH A. SCHWIND 75. 150 HAROLD GENE SCOTT. JR. 150 MARGARET ELIZABETH SCOTT 143 PAUL JOSEPH SCOTT 62. 143. 177. 178 CAROL ANNETTE SENN 126 KELLY ELIZABETH SHACKELFORD 78 DEANA CAROLE SHAMEL 150 GREGORY KEITH SHAMROCK 143 FREDDIE WILLIAM SHAVER 150 MARY KATHERINE SHAW 150. 160 WILLIAM PALMER SHAW 66. 178 MICHAEL ANTHONY SHEALY 82 TRACEY LEIGH SHEALY 128. 156. 167 WILLIAM JAMES SHEAROUSE 143 REGINA ELIZABETH SHEEN 64. 150, 155 SUSAN ELIZABETH SHELTON 144 MELANIE KAY SHORT 150 LEWIS SCOTT SIMISTER 82, 150 FREDERICK RAY SIMMONS, JR. 136, 156. 176. 177. 182. 185 LESLEY ANN SIMMONS 144 CASSANDRA ANITA SIMON 144. 159 CLARK EWING SINCLAIR 68. 136 DONALD GREGG SINGER 82. 150 MARTI JEAN SKAKUN 144 ROBERT WESLEY SLATE. JR. 150 JAMES HOWARD SLOAN 150 SARAH JOHNSTON SLOAN 150 DEBORAH ANNE SMEAD 64. 65. 127. 183 DANIEL LEE SMITH 136, 156 JANICE ANNETTE SMITH 64. 65. 183 JACK DAVID SMITH, JR. 144 JAMES MICHAEL SMITH 68. 144 LINDA ADELINE SMITH 184 LISA JOHNSON SMITH 136 LAURA LYNN SMITH 150 MIRIAM JOY SMITH 64. 127. 162 PHYLLIS PAGE SMITH 151 ROBIN ALISON SMITH 34, 136 EDWARD KEITH SNEAD III 36. 136 JEFFERSON CURTIS SOUTH 144 MARY LUCILE SPALDING 151 NAZEL SPEARS. JR. 177. 184 ELIZABETH LEBRON SPEED 136. 156. 161. 167. 173. 176. 177. 179. 183 JAMES OTTO SPENCE 8. II. 58, 60, 61, 62, 136. 182 BURTON SCOTT SPENCER 66. 67. 144 LAURA ELLEN SPOONER 151. 173 JILL FANT SPOTTS 144 KELLY ELAINE STAFFORD 151 STEPHEN GLENN STALVEY 62. 144 MARK CURTIS STAMEY 136 JOHN THOMAS STEELE 151 THOMAS WEYLAND STEELE 144 CARRIE DENISE STEPHENS 33. 127. 159. 163. 184 LOUIS MOORE STEPHENS 136. 154 JOHN TIMOTHY STEPHENSON 33. 144 RACHEL LEIGH STEPHENSON 15. 33. 113. 136. 137. 159 JOSEPH A. STERLING. JR. 68. 127. 155. 159. 176. 178 SCOTT MARLOW STEVENSON 144. 156. 159 REBECCA JOYCE STILES 151. 155 JENNIFER LYNN STOY 151 HENRY CAREY STRICKLAND III 17. 32. 44. 117. 127. 152. 169. 173. 175. 176. 177 JAMES MICHAEL STRINGFELLOW 127, 156. 176 YVENIA PAYNE SUBER JOHN R. SUBERS 144 JONATHAN JERROD SULLIVAN 36. 82. 136. 153. 171. 184 JULIA LOIS SULLIVAN 151 JAMES KEITH SUMRELL 151 PAMELA SUE SUTTLES 144. 155. 159. 171. 184 MARK BROOKS TANKERSLEY 66. 144 ANN ARROWOOD TAYLOR 113. 136. 156. 161. 173. 176. 177. 183 2X) lndex BARRY PARNELL TAYLOR 62, 127 CLAUDIA GARRETT TAYLOR 127, Igl DAVID READ TAYLOR 32, 136. 158. 159. 162. I6S. 176, 177 JEFFREY EARL TAYLOR 136, 156 LANCE LEE TAYLOR 144 RICKY LANE TAYLOR 13, 40. 43. 144. 171. 173 STEVEN EUGENE TEAT 151 JULIE ELLEN TERRY 127 ARNOLD DEAN THOMAS 82. 136. 224 CHERYL LYNNE THOMAS 151 HELEN CUNNINGHAM THOMAS 144. 159 JOYE ELISA THOMAS 151. 159 MILLARD BRADY THOMAS III 32. 144. 154. 155 180. 185 MARK CONNOLLY THOMAS 151 JUDY CAROL SCHILLING THOMASON 136 ANNE KENNEDY THOMPSON 151 CAROLYN NELL THOMPSON 144 DANNY LEE THORNTON 8. 61. 62. 127 JOHN REDDEN TIMMONS. JR. 144 DAVID EDWIN TINGA 128 NANCY ANN TINGA 151 LAURA GAY TODD 145, 158 LINDA JANE TOMLIN 145 NOEL DOW TOOLE 136 DAVID A. TORREY 74. 137, 185. 187 PETER WILLIAMS TOURTELLOT 137. 159 MIRIAM ELLEN TRIPPE 17, 145. 155. 173 JEAN LINDSAY TROLLINGER 16. 33. 128. 163, 176 179. 183 PETRA ANN TUBBS 151 LISA CHRISTINE TUCKER 151 CALVIN BOYD TURNER 136. 185 CLARE INEZ TURNER 128, Igl JOHN ANTHONY TURNER 7, 68. 117. 128, 176 178 182 GRAYCE DIANNE TYLER 13, 27, 33. 15. 128. 161 168. 170. 183 JONATHAN TAYLOR VANDEVENTER 145 JULIUS MARSHALL VAN 66. 67, 128 ALEXANDER TODD VEHRING 145, 155 JOHN FRANCIS VERREAULT III II. 45. 145. 173 LISA HOPE VIERRA 151 ELLIOTT SPEAR WADDELL III 128. 156. ISO MARY KAY WADE 128 WILLIAM FRANKLIN WADE 137. 156. 185 MARK WILLIAM WAID 145 DAVID MICHAEL WALDKIRCH 151 FRANCES AMANDA WALDREP 145 ROY LEE WALKER. JR. II, 62. 128, 224 TAMMY MELISSA WALKER 151, 171 SUZANNE LEE WALKUP 145. 155 NANCY ANNE WALL 71. 151 RHODA QUINN WALLACE 128 BRYANT GIBBS WALTON 156 NANCY RUTH WARREN 128 THOMAS BAKER WARREN III 15 1 DAVID ASHLEY WARTHEN 137 JAMES JOSEPH WATSON 32. 68. 128 PATRICIA DAWN WATSON 145 ROBERT LYNN WAY 145 WAYNE DALE WAY 27, 137 BEVERLY LOUISE WEEKS 129 KAREN ELIZABETH WESSINGER 33, 35, 74 117 129, 17a 173. 176. 183 PETER REGAN WETHERELL 33. 86, 129, 178, 182 MARK HOWELL WHELESS 62, 145 GREGORY ALTON WHITACRE 145 HENRY HARRISON WHITAKER. JR. 145 ANDREW SCOTT WHITE 76, 77, 145 GEORGE ANDREW WHITE 137, 159, 169 JOHN HOPKINS WHITE 137 MARY ELIZABETH WHITLOCK 145 MALON MURRAY WICKHAM 66, 67. 151 DANA LEANNE WIGGINS 129 KAREN ELISE WIGGINS 145. 156 JOHN l5868.K)i HERRING WILBUR, JR. 66, 151 WILLIAM SIDNEY WILFONG, JR. 137 SCOTT A. WILHIDE 4, 151 VICTORIA WILKINS 33, 145, 160 BLONDELL WILLIAMS 36. 145, 156, 184 BILL WILLIAMS III 82, 137 CHRISTOPHER ALLAN WILLIAM 62. 82. 137 EDWIN LEGRAND WILLIAMS 45. 173 FREDERICK GANTT WILLIAMS 113. 129 LINDA SUE WILLIAMS 151 MARY KATHERINE WILLIAMS 145. 155 NANCY ANNE IRWIN WILLIAMS 15. 129. 167 176 180 GINA RENEE WILLIS 145 ANGUS SCOTT WILSON 129 GAVIN RENO WILSON 42. 145. 155, 178. 182 JEFFREY WATT WILSON 32. 66. 67. 129 REGINALD WENDELL WILSON 137. 154. 159 SHANNON ALANE WILSON 151. 159. 171 TIMOTHY COLLINS WILSON 151 DAVID PATRICK WISE 151 BRUCE GORDON WISMER 66. 71. 129 SUSAN GAYLE WOLFE 151 JOHN HEWETT WOMACK 145. 176. 178 MICHAEL KEITH WOMACK 137. 66. 175 SUZANNE WOMACK 5. 151 ELAINE ANGELINE WOOD 151 CAROL LYNN WOODS 26. 71. 72. 145. 173. 176 ELAINE WOODS 129 JULIA FRANCES WOODSON 129. 159 DEBORAH ELIZABETH WRIGHT 64. 151 MICHAEL RICHARD WULLSCHLE 151 CHARLES DANIEL YARBOROUGH 62. 145. 156 KATHERINE ANN YONCE 151 CHARLES RICHARD YOULES 137 KAREN SUE YOUNG 113. 137. 159 JOHN CALVIN YOUNKIN 129 NICHOLAS JOHN ZERVOS. JR. 151 SUSAN FRANCES ZINSLI 137. 155. 160. 193 FACULTY AND STAFF RICHARD ADAMS 102 RAYMOND ANDREWS 23. 102 CARL ARNOLD 18, 19, 102 OREN BEATY 99 DOTTY BRANDT 102 JO BROWN 100 LARRY BURCH K)2 TIMOTHY BURNS 102 RON BURNSIDE 103 DELORIA BURRIS 100 LOYD CAIN EDWARD CAMPBELL 96 PAUL CAMPBELL 103 WILLIAM CANNON 98, 103 K. NOLON CARTER 103 FRED CHAPMAN 103 ANNE G. CLARKE II, 101 JAMES CLARK K)3 CHARLES COKER 103 CONSTANCE COL WELL 103 CLAUDE COOLER 104 SAM COOPER 98 KENNETH CREEL 104 VIRGINIA CROCKER 98 JOHN DANILUK 97 JAMES DICKENSON 96 CISSIE DAVIS 100 MADELINE DULA 16, 99 MARY EPTING III, 98 MAUDELLE FINLEY 100 CHARLES GAINES 104, 29, 142 MARION T. GAINES KM B.J. GAULT KX) CALLY GAULT 104 DAVE GILLESPIE KM EDWARD M. GOUGE 104. 154 BETTY GROSS 100 BEN HAY HAMMET 96 JANE HAMMET 105 GLADYS HARVEY 99 LEWIS HAY 105. 106 MICHAEL HENSON 105 MARION HILL 94, 96 ROBERT HILL 105 AGGIE HIRES K)0 MARY SUE HOLMES 100 JANE HOLT 105 ROBERT HUDSON 15. 105 RANDOLF HUFF KS LUTRECIA HUNTER 100 TED HUNTER 106 WILLIAM K. JACKSON 97 FRED JAMES 29, 106 ELGA JONES 106 GERTRUDE JOHNSON KX) ROBERT JOLLY 106 DONALD A. KING 95 SUMNER A. KING 106 YVONNE T. KING 106 MARY LEHMAN KX) JOHN MABRY 99 KYMRIC MAHNKE KX ROSALIN MARTIN 97 GRAY MASON 99 RICHARD MCKEE 106 EVA MILLS 99 LOWELL MOONEY 107 ANN MOOREFIELD 107 DAVID MOOREFIELD 107 DAVID NEEDHAM 107 JAN NEEDHAM 100 JOSEPH NIXON 94. 95 KENNETH ORR 6, 12, 15, 16, 24. 33. 94 LENNART PEARSON 101 JOHN PERRY K)7 ELLIOT POSS 17, 107 VERNON POWELL 99, III NEAL PRATER K3I. 107 JACK PRESSEAU 87. 107 JANE PRESSEAU 101 WILLIAM PRICE 108 GEORGE PRUDEN 108 DALE O. RAINS 108, III. 171 GEORGE RAMSEY K58 KIM RANDALL K38 RANDY RANDALL 97 WAYNE RENWICK 108 HOMER RICKABAUGH 108 NORMAN SCARBOROUGH VX STEPHEN SCHAEFFER 109 CLOVIS SIMMONS 64. 65 JAMES SKINNER 109. 110 MILDRED SMITH 16. 99 LINDA SMITH 109 MARY STALLWORTH 101 THOMAS STALLWORTH 25, 66, 109, 110 RACHEL STEWART 14, 109 ANN STIDHAM 109 JIM STIDHAM K . Ill ROBERT STROCK 60. 109 FOARD TARBERT 110 WADE TOY 110 RICHARD WHITESIDE 110 ADDIE WILKES KX) EUGENE WOMBLE 110 DIANE YARBOROUGH 101. 159 WILLIAM YARBOROUGH 7, 24. 110. 144 159 GLORIA WYSOR KH Index 221 Right; All for Blue Hose stand up and hollerl — Pedro. Far right; Whirling, twirling, dancing. swirling. — Tara Roddy. 222 Closing Left: Tommy Page and Sally Walker enjoy Sigma Nus ' Christmas rocking chair. Below: Penny Morgan, what are you selling now? Welcome back, Candy and Jarrold. Another good round for the Pc rifle team. Friendliness prevails as Roy Walker talks with a Saginaw Valley player after PC ' s victory. Andy Rhodes finds Riverboat a good time for snaking. Above: This strange attire is typical when PC ' s men prepare to have Pac SaC pictures made. Right: Arnie Thomas forges his way ahead when the Theta Chis take on fourth floor Georgia ' s inexperienced freshmen. 224 Closing . 7 Closing 235 32e Closing I should have danced all night. You ' re not really studying, are you. Catherine?  I ■ ■iiiwi I ' l M fi I II l yi i .  ■ y ' T %%.A Above: They start ' em earlyl Left: Somebody took off his shoes in the locker room. Closing 227 In the midst of all the chaos and confusion in the office, somehow everything falls into place and the book is complete. The 1980 PaC SaC is the cumulative product of a very talented staff whose dedication and occasional insanity helped us all to keep going until the end. Thanks to everyone who helped in any way, and spe cial thanks to Norman, who never complained throughout it alli Buff and Dee, who did a lot of everything: Danny, who kept me sane; Alan, my para- gon of organizations Alison, Johnny, Connie, Todd, Margaret, and Barbara, for their devoted labor and stupid jokeS) Mrs. Lehman, for her eagle-eye proof- reading) and Frank, for his patience and encourage- ment. This is not my book, but my staff ' s book — a mutual effort which we hope shows that Presbyteri- an College is and what it can become during The Second Hundred Years. 6 U ' i 338 Closing PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE LIBRARY 3 5197 00118936 7