Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1985 volume:

■••byteriaa College 7amet H. Thomason LIbrar-, Clintoo, South Gu-olina 29325 SPO RTS Presbyterian College flTames H, Thom ison Library Clinton, South C irolina 29325 . ' ■ ' ? v ? - ' ;. ' .;., ' -.- - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . resbyterian College linton, South Carolina 29325 aC SaC olume Sixty-Nine he Moment is now. But in a flash — It ' s gone. Now is the time To pause and reflect on the Year t Months Weeks Days Hours Moments . . . Memories, orrowing a sentiment from Jim Croce ' s classic song, this annual is your bottle of time. — Jane McDowell and Karl Needham Copy Editors m MDinehts l j lj yi j gj itm j H 1 ' tw . -ifc S SS SSSs S S K ' . IT7 , I V L H ' ' ' m - mS m V m m II ' Nt ' li f ' f ' p Hj M Bj afl 1 H HlH 1 1 lrm ' S: LM- . ' - orm Life at PC is an education in , itself. It ' s an experience that can ' t be described. It ' s knowing that someone is always there to laugh with, cry with, study with, party with, and tool out with. It ' s an extension of your family — people to count on. It ' s Guzzler runs, shaving cream fights, hall parties, panty raids, and mutual closets. It ' s memories that will last a lifetime. It ' s home. v« ' — Cathy Vaughn Dorm Council President ' hen asked what influenced their S choosing PC for their college educa- tion, many students noted the friendliness and professionalism of PC ' s faculty and administration. The fact that the mentors take their students ' interests into account represents an enduring tra- dition at PC. A unique relationship is formed through the exchange of thoughts and ideas between students and adminis- trators. It is not unusual to see students stopping by the Ivory Tower for an afternoon chat, engaging in a student-fac- ulty sports match, or enjoying a dinner in the home of an administrator. This rare quality enables PC to become a second home to her students. Jane McDowell and Kari Needham Copy Editors Leaders new year has begun. The sight of new faces and the sound of new voices add to the excitement as the Freshmen Orientation Board welcomes the new students to PC ' s Campus. After a long day of unpacking memories from home and creating the refuge which will become home for the next year, the freshmen attend their first real party at PC — the Freshmen Mixer. Six-thirty A:M. comes early. The friend- ly voices of the F.O.B. members of yester- day abruptly change to the voices of drill sergeants leading their troops. Getting up in the dark and parading to G.D.H. with the stylish garb provided by the orienta- tion board reminds each freshman of his inferiority in his new society. Though the value of such an orientation program has been pondered, the strengths of it are evident in the unity of the freshmen and the upperclassmen. — Jimbo Shoptaw S.G.A. President student Activities ' he 1984- ' 85 school year has been the Student Union Board ' s third year. Each year S.U.B. has grown in membership and program variety. S.U.B., a branch of the Student Government As- sociation, is made of volunteer students who work together to improve the quality of student life. S.U.B. ' s three subcommittees — Spe- cial Activities, Dances Concerts, and Movies — organize yearly activities in- cluding the Blue Sox Festival, Gene Cot- ton Concert, Comedy Week, juggler Ed- ward Jackman, hypnotist Gil Eagles, and scuba lessons. S.U.B. is also responsible for the Welcome Back Dance, Freshmen Mixer, and the annual Spring Swing Festi- val. The success of the Student Union Board is attributed to the advice and hard work of the new Director of Student Ac- tivities, Debbie White; to the elbow grease and great ideas put into motion by the S.U.B. members; and to the students who support S.U.B. by attending the various functions. — Amy Winston S.U.B. Chairman he yearly quest has begun. The scholars once again have purchased their costly books and have trudged to the classroom v here aw aiting profes- sors have readied their lecturing skills. PC has an exceptional variety of academics which prepares its students for the stead- ily approaching future. Time marches on. but PC helps her students to keep in step. As their last year approaches, seniors are eager to begin their careers. With a solid liberal arts education. PC ' s students have a variety of job opportunities awaiting them. Our graduates uphold the reputa- tion which Presbyterian College has es- tablished through the years. Jane McDowell and Karl Needham Copy Editors  i Study_,|J|tudy, study w. ' ),, Student Life T  | ,rnp -« I ' 4 Z ' - ' I omecoming 1984 Queen, Leslie Tomasovich Escorted By Boo Cannon 16 Sara Ross, escorted by Mark Brooks Amy Davidson, escorted by Todd Brown The 1984 Homecoming Court 18 Susan Baynes. escorted by JImbo Shoptaw Amy Underhill, escorted by Barclay Radebaugh Heather Hasty, escorted by Phillip Greene Susan Mishoe. escorted by Robbie Nickerson 19 % Joni Schilling, escorted by John Bryan Tammy Gay. escorted by P rice Woodward 20 Cathy Vaughn, escorted by Tom Cowsert 21 4 22 This section of the annual is tra- ditionally devoted to the year ' s happenings, that is, to the sched- uled events which are planned, published, and promoted com- plete with CEP credit, (with the minor exception of big party weekends. I believe that Spring Swing is certainly a culturally en- riching experience. Why no CEP?) But when it comes down to it, most of our time is spent with the goings on that never go on the calandar of events. It ' s amazing how we designate our priorities, how we spend that precious com- modity called time. Free time? Does it exist? If moments make the memory, then many of our memories might be composed of helping a friend in a crisis, wasting time, finding ways to waste time, looking for time, (looking for love?), making that existential trek to the empty mailbox, and completing the assignments which may or may not have rel- evance to where you are. Where are vou? 23 studying. Of course, it happens. That ' s what we tell our parents anyway, or they tell us. Some people even study regularly. Some of us always seem to study- ing, but always the night before a test. Where does it happen? In the library? Ha! Try vacant class- rooms, the ladies ' lounge, the canteen, the great outdoors. 24 1 w - 25 Fall Fling? 26 Fall Fling! Thanks to some creative minds and a lot of hard work on the part of the Women ' s Social Hall, PC instituted Fall Fling this year in hopes of improving those late semester blues. A good turn out to hear the Wreckin ' Crew and to take part in the activities on the Pondo made the return of Fall Fling next year practically an inevitabil- ity. The women ' s plan to give the social life at PC a lift worked, and it looks as if a new tradition for fall was born. 27 The Madrigal Dinner Concert Lords: Jonathon Roberts. Ted Dennis, Peter Neidenbach, Kevin Little, David Delph, Danny Roberts, Rob Vernon. Ladies; Amy Underhill, Karen DeYoung, Jane Campbell. Pam Walker, Amy Blinson, Cheryl Vanture, Mary Rogers, Mary Serna. Court Jester; Missy Gaston. Magician: John Pittman, Host: Todd Erickson, Hos- tess: Kim Mathls, Minstrels: Sharon Head, Danny Merchant. Gordy Fears. Ann Brad- ley. Louanne Adkins iorris Danders: Benita Tucker, Jo Anna Baarda. Kim Kelly, Mali McGinn, Carol Ann Moore. Teresa Powell, azy Blocher. Christmas At PC 31 n Winter Conferencei Newlywed Game Dating . Game All proceeds from the Student Government Associ- ations Newlywed Game and Dating Game benefit the Leukemia Society of America. 35 1 ■HH « HP H B 1 1 r A Touch Of Class ! ri ■■ 8 i r j tfMK B Seeing America!. . In Clinton Presbyterian College welcomed to its campus this year Uwe Neugebauer, Andres Larrenaga and Magali Alvarny. These three students and teachers came to the US by way of two organizations: Amity Institute and the National Endow- ment for the Humanities. While they have helped with the instruction of language classes, the three students have also at- tended various classes at the college. Uwe, a German, actually grew up in Egypt and Morocco. He is pursuing his Ph.D. degree in a course consisting of studies in language, political science, law, and eco- nomics. Magali recently completed her law degree in France. Andres will return to complete his last year in medical school in Uruguay. We thank these students for the contribution they have made here at PC. They have offered us with some unique insights into their cultures as well as a new perspective of our own. 40 CrossRoads is one of the new additions to the P.C. campus. Not really an organi- zation or club, CrossRoads is exactly what the name suggests: it is a place where people ' s paths cross and the com- mon bond of Christ ' s love is shared. CrossRoads began when the Christian groups on campus realized the need for a place where students can get together for fun, study, and fellowship. With the help of Dean Nixon, Greg Henly, and others, the basement of Georgia Dorm was quick- ly converted into what is now known as CrossRoads. Everyone is welcome! 41 Spring Swing 1984 (I sfj  m B H L 1 C f ' -... Cs  ■s fe Hm hj ■ JP ' Turn It Loose 43 Inter- Fraternity Counci Above: Steve Durst — Pika, Brain Purcell — Theta Chi, Eric Tlllerson — KA, Will Miles — President, Vic Loun — Alpha Sig, Randy Sawyer — Pika, Doug Warner — Pi Kappa Phi. Student Government Association Left: Executive briefing in the Oval Office. Officers: Andy Walker — Vice-President. Will Miles — President. Not pictured: Bruce Mueller — Secretary Treasurer. Belovic 1st row: Sandy Salter, Amy Winston, Elizabeth Youngblood. 2nd row: Ty Davenport, Tammy Gay, Reece Humphries, Susan Baynes, Elizabeth George, Boone Benton. 3rd row: Brett Armstrong, Boo Cannon, Tommy Hatchett. Jimbo Shaptaw. Perry Evatt. John Pittman. Mike Gruber. Andy Walker. The Cardina And Blue Society 2KA C B Society Officers: M. Martin — Secretary, J. Samples — Presi- dent, D. Gardner — Vice-President, P. Wheatley — Treasurer. Sigma Kappa Alpha Officers: L. Flynt. S. Jarvis, J, Gee. student Volunteer Services student Volunteer Services in- volves more than 250 students in a variety of service projects. There are more than 25 projects which range in diversity from helping the elderly to working with underprivi- leged children. Students volunteer to help in any way they can. Many of the students find a great deal of sat- isfaction through their personal sac- rifices of time and energy. Student Volunteer Services truly exemplifies the college motto of While we live we serve. First row (I to r); Carolyn Lucas, Richey Causey, Pam Hlllman, Lou Davenport, Karen Christie, Jo Anna Baarda, Bill Rogers, Owen Barker, and Dave Murray, Second row (I to r); Greg Henley, Chaplain, Will Miles, Virginia Mewborne, Carol White, Kazy Blocher, Sara Anne MacAlilly, Carol Anne Moore, Beth Rickert, and Carol Gumpert. 46 Student Union Board The Student Union Board meets the entertainment needs of the stu- dents at PC. It is composed of three committees: Special Activities, Mov- ies, and Dance and Concert. These committees are responsible for or- ganizing various events on and off campus. Such events include the famous Spring Swing, dances, bal- loon rides, concerts, the Freshman Mixer, and weekly movies on cam- pus. Seated (L to R): Laura Flynt and Whitney Steele (Chairmen SAC). Amy Winston (Presi- dent SUB) Standing: Susan Baynes (V. Pres. SGA), Deb- bie White (Director Student Activities), Rob Sasser (Dance and Concert). Jeff Jack (Mov- ies). 47 Circle K First row (I to r); Tim Hiddeman. Jeff Jack. Kazy Blocher. and Leslie Snow. Second row (I to r): Dr. Yarborougti. Mary Sue Gannon, Mary Serna, and Sfiaron Wid- ener. Judicia Counci First row (I to r); Laura Hill. Reese Humpfiries. Beth Hudson. Ty Davenport. Debbie Hackett. and Jim Bennett. Second row (I to r): Lisa Ledbetter. Mike Brady. David Parker, and Charles Sweat. 48 Men ' s And Women ' s Councils Below left; Richey Causey — Secretary Treasurer. Boo Cannon — President. Below right: Susan Bryson — Secretary, Cathy Vaughn — President, Lome Ayers — Treasurer, Lisa Sabo — Clinton Dorm Presi- dent, Susan Reynolds — Bailey Dorm Presi- dent, Roxanne Sanders — Belk Dorm Presi- dent. Choir SOPRANO — Lou Anne Adkins. Amy Bllnson. Kazy Blocher, Anne Bradley. Jane Campbell, Sandra Dover. Jane Hall. Sheron Head. Sandee Hensley. Kim Mathis. Diane Murray. Mary Serna. Amanda Trantham. Teresa Tyson. Amy Underhill. Kelly Wilson ALTO — Gerit Battle. Dawn Birdsall. Karen DeYoung, Missy Gaston. Joan Gratiam. Deborah Hackett. Beth Hodges. Melissa Jennings. Mali McGinn. Carol Ann Moore. Reva Revis. Cathi Roach. Mary Rogers. Susan Thomas. Cheryl Vanture. Pam Walker. Leigh Ann Wilson. TENOR — David Delph, Ted Dennis. Kevin Little. Danny Merchant. John Pittman. Paul Tshihamba. BASS — Michael Casey. Todd Erickson. Gordon Fears. Jack Graham. Peter Neldenbach. Taylor Nevi ton. Dan Roberts. Jonafhon Roberts. Michael Streeter. Tom Tully. Rob Vernon. Doug Warner. CHOIR OFFICERS — 1984-1985 President; Karen DeYoung Vice President: Peter Neldenbach Secretary; Jane Campbell Wardrobe; Amy Underhill. Todd Erickson Librarian; Jonathan Roberts Society For Advancement Of Management President: Jerry Youngblood Vice-president of Finance: Cindy Starnes Vice-president of Programs: Lisa Ledbetter Vice-president of Public Relations: Julie Walker Vice-president of Membership; Tammy Gay Secretary: Marty Martin Advisors: Norman Scarborough and Richard Pilsbury m Ti 51 Kaleidoscope First Row; Kathy Holliday. Missy Gaston, Lynn Compton. Second Row: Leslie Snow. Charlene Baire- foot, Donna Jarvis. Not Pictured; Ann Peebles. Maria Pahno. Ja- net Packet, and Pam Walker. 52 New Life New Life is a Christain organiza- tion whose members share their faith through music. Meetings on Sunday nights consist of rehearsals of contemporary gospel music which they share with youth organi- zations, senior citizens churches, and a variety of other organizations. Publications Board Publications Board: First Row: Mark Horine — The Blue Stocking. Joan Graham — PaC SaC. Lisa Sabo, Chris Bates — Chairman. Second Row: Tommy Pritchard, John Dennis — PaC SaC, Not Pictured: Jim Gruber — The Blue Stocking, Gray Mason — Figs Thistles. Tracie Lee. 53 Blue Stocking The Blue Stocking is the weekly newspaper here at PC. Under the supervision of editors Jim Gruber and Mark Horine, the latest social happenings, newsmakers, editorials, want ads, and events are published for the students and faculty. Mild-mannered reporter at work: I think we need a new typewriter. ' Editors Jim Gruber and Mark Horine busy at work in their office. 54 Christians n Action Owen Barker, Kim Mathis, Todd White Kenny Rodes, Clarissa Jacobs, Kim Twitty, Cathy Woodcock, Elaine Rooker, GIni Lindley, Lisa Shouse, Silka Stutz Alan Huff, Glen Eason, Amy Dunovant, Mary Youngblood, Debbie Bettler, David Delph, Sarah McCardle, Charlie Rettberg. CIA Executive Council Canterbury Club 1 — Dr. Turpin, Cindy Starnes, Nancy Neiman, Ken- dall Sapp, Benji Hampton 2 — Gary Kinard, Dr. Raines, Chris Bates, Mrs. Rains, Scott Nead, Jo Alexander, Sarah Pinckney, Dr. Pearson. 55 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Westminster Fellowship Westminister Fellowship Officers: Beth Harrison — Activities, Carol Anne Moore — Music. Marian Martin — President. Tommy Pritchard — Vice-President, Chuck Toney — Treasurer. Dawn Nebrig — Secretary. Kazy Blocher — Publicity. 56 Alston Wilkes Regnuh Council For Exceptional Children 57 student Admissions Board The Student Admissions Advisory Council IS a new organization to PC. The purpose of this council is to aid the Admissions Office in recruiting students. The council members tele- phone prospective students and give campus tours. Front Row (L to R): Mike Sheffield. Todd Eric- son. Jane McDowell. Suzie Pratt, Yvonne Johnson. Tommy Hatchett, Doug Warner. Second Row: Lynn Compton, Amanda Trantham. Ty Davenport. Marie Martin. College Republicans The College Republican Commit- tee has the responsibility of promot- ing and supporting Republican ideals, both state and nation-wide. This year, the College Republican Committee had extra work to do, for it was election year. Their hard work was rewarded, when, in November of 1984 the Republican candidate, Ronald Reagan, was victorious in his presidential election. Seated (L to R): Lisa Terry. Beth Wilson. Kelly Morris. Jeanne Record, Mary Beard. Stand- ing: Scott Roark, Mark Horine, Jim Gruber, Nat Hall. Robert Vingi, Trey Thompson, Todd Snipes. Scott and Nat celebrating at the Victory Party after the elections. Officers: Scott Roark (Vice President), Mary Beard (Secretary), Jeanne Record (Publicity), Nat Hall (President). 58 PC Players Left: Kevin Little, Paul Abernathy, Jenny Walstor, John Ladd, Todd White, Missy Gaston, Robert Gettys, Chris Bates, Michael Streeter, Bill Cunningham, Joe Alexander, Pam Walker, Donna Jarvis, Kathy Holliday, Mary Rogers, Danny Roberts, Kan Needham, Jackie Gin- grich PC Wind Ensemble Below: Jim Adair, Paul Andy Anderson, Jo Anna Baarda. Harry Bouknight, Carolyn Bur- riss, Greg Burriss, Mandy Capps, Robert Dunaway, Thomas Edmonds, George Gangl- finger, Deborah Gardner, Tracy Gentry, Lance Hater, Margaret Hater, Benjie Hamp- ton, Richard Human, Scott Keever, Con- stance Lacquement, Deborah Neiman, Rich- ard Neiman, Mitch Patterson, Ian Pearson, Suzy Pratt, Jack Presseau, Cynthia Reagan, Elaine Rooker, Kendall Sapp, Barbara Saunders, Cindy Starnes, Tern Turner. Dustin Warner, Peggy White, Pat Williams, 59 61 The Women ' s Social Hall is a social organi- zation open to any female student at PC who wishes to join. W.S.H. members have their own house, The Green House (named after Dean Green, the faculty advisor for W.S.H.), which provides a place where members can go to relax, study, and meet other female students. Meetings are held regularly to plan social functions and service projects and to just keep in touch with each other. Activities of the Social Hall include a Crush Party (for which all the male students anxiously await an invitation), a semi-formal Christmas Par- ty, and a Big Sister-Little Sister Program. This year, the Social Hall also sponsored a Fall Fling — the fall version of PC ' s fam- ous Spring Swing.      5fl ' B     '  ' «  2 ' '  « « ' ' — Ml 1 Officers: Seated - LesHe Tomasovich, Secretary: Amy Myers, Vice-President Standing - Marty Martin, Treasurer; Susan Mishoe. President . _ , - . r- r -, i o , . .-!„,. 1 (- -. t , n r tkjrir R WttHcnn M Pahnn A T; vlnr S. Hvdric Officers; Seated — Leslie Tomasovich, becretary; Amy Myers, vice-rresiaeni oionuniB — ...a.., ... Members L Ayers B Livingston, J. Rogers, D, Roof, T. Lee, S. Robertson, B. Gurley, J. Carter, G. Fowler, B. Hudson, M. Pahno, A. Taylor S. Hydric, S Cole S Lloyd G Ogden, S. Salter, M. Youngblood. B, Betts, S. Fletcher, Y. Johnson. A. Flowers, M. Maddox, A. Taylor. M. Bridges, L. Davenport, H. Hasty, S. McCardle, K. Reid, J. Fuller, J. Bailey, M. EIrod, H. Miller, S. Rinalducc, M, Waddel, K. Hyatt, S. Schiller. S Baynes, S. Jones. D. Smith. C. Atkinson. L Frazier, K. Satterfield, A. Archer, J. Carter, S. Fox. T. Hurt, L. Pickard, V. Mewborne, F. Jackson, M; Combs K. cClesky, A. Parker, P. Sessions E Youngblood, B. Brady, C. Murphy, L. Sabo, R. Helms. B. Mundy, M. Tillman, J. Broom, J. Evans, L. Hill, T. Mitchell M. Roark, K. George, K. Castor, M. Jennings, M. Moncus, R. Rogers, C. Walker, L. Handley. A. Davidson, G. Marshall. W. Steele R jTr,, Tl ' r mToL Tabor S. Beery, S. Bunting. E. George, E. King, B. Randall, T. Fowler, B. Jeffcoat, M. Davison, M. McGown, C. Redd, K Twitty C McCoy, M Goode, 62 K. Rogers, J. Schilling, L. Lawless, J. Nye, M, Williams, C. Carmichael, L. Evans, S. Rogers, S. Howze, J, Olson, C, Sharpe, L Hughes, C. Cline, B. Harrison, J. Kee, J. Neville, K. Walsh, and C. Vaughn. Baynes and Rob party it up. Ttie Crush Party g 1 5 i H r v -v. ' Have I got something to tell you! Shouldn ' t the girl be in the middle, Ronnie? 63 Freshman Orientation Board The F.O.B. is a group of students, consisting mainly of officers of dorms and organizations, whose purpose is breaking in the fresh- men. The group helps to prepare the freshmen for campus life. Activities for the freshmen include orientation meetings, a field day, a Freshmen Mixer, and getting up at 5:00 in the morning to sing songs. The Freshmen Orientation Board 64 ROTC ?! 1 1 ff f ' 1 1 ff Rangers: 1st row — Willie Casey. Phillip Greene, Jim Gruber, Kenny Rhodes, John Janes. 2nd row — Tony Morgan, Troy Davis, Rick Betts, Bill Newsome, Jack Graham. 3rd row — Mike Young, Pete Jensen. Jon Dubose, Jeff Schilling. 4th row — Kevin Simmers. Steve Knight. Will Deavor, Reid Hartsfield. Nick Smith. Pearsall Smith. James Bond. 5th row — Rion Rutledge. Ben Crabtree. Tim Gruber, Capt. Simmons. Christopher Robinson. Michael Shef- field, Tammy Hurt. Color Guard: Jack Graham. Silka Stutz. James Kenne- dy. Tyler Robinson. Trey Kuhne, Tammy Hurt. Mike Casey. (Bottom Left) ■-- - ir : fc 4MMnpL. wff a :a A 2 $ Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity was founded at Yale Univer- sity on December 6, 1945, by Louis Manigault of Charleston, S.C, and two of his fellow students. With a heritage extending more than one-hundred years. Al- pha Sigma Phi ranks as the tenth oldest national social fraternity. Alpha Psi Chapter on this campus, formerly Eta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Pi, was established in 1928. Stone Gray and Cardinal Red are the fraternity colors and the fraternity flower is the Talisman Rose. Officers (L to R): Terry Hilton (Secretary — HS), Joey Howe (Vice President — HJP). Charlie Ireland (President — HSP), Fred Hulett (Treasurer — HE). 76 Front; Allan Chanaberry. First Row (L to R): Ren Hallford, Charlie Ireland. Rick Law. Second Row: Reed Hartsfield. Cord Middleton, Chris Von Seebach. Third Row; Tom Tully. Terry Hilton. John Janes. Back Row; Fred Hulett, Victor Loun. Rick Betts, Charles Fallaw, Jeff Stevenson. Bob Elliot, Joey Howe. Russ King, Patrick Guy. Not Pictured; Allen Carter, Drew Holt, Graham McKinnon. Welcome to the Alpha Sig House. It ' s tough to be Playboy ' s Editor, but somebody has to do it. Did someone say sex? What IS a screwdriver without the screw? Front Row (L to R): Sarah Swanson, Pam Hillman. Wesley Forbis, Barbara Betts. Sharon Wollet. Second Row: Ellen Beard. Robin Dillard. Lisa Jones. Laura Flynt. Karen Christie. Jill Fuller. 77 Kappa Alpha Order was instituted in December of 1865 at Washington and Lee College with General Robert E. Lee as its spiritual founder. The ideal of Kappa Alpha Order is to maintain the rich tradition of the Old South. Beta Pi Chapter at Presbyterian College was chartered in 1924. KA ' s social calender includes Casino Party. Thornwell Christmas Party, Wild West, and the traditional Old South Ball at Hilton Head, South Carolina. The 1984-85 Rose for the Kappa Alpha Order is Rachel Helms, a junior from Jacksonville, Florida. Officers: David Kellam dent). Jimmy Long. Todd Brown (Presl- Southern Belles and Southern Gentlemen. 78 Front Row; Peter Neidenbach. Franklyn Owens, David Sloop. Grey Mason. Wes Nally. Trey Tfiompson. Tom Gibson. Joey McMillan. Ronnie CowarC Leo Green Todd Brown. George Lloyd. Nelson Pharr. David Grossman. Joe Killonn. Robby Nickerson. Erik Tillerson. Robert Vingi Second Row: Fred Gantt. Todd Snipes. Robert Walker, Britton Williams. Jimmy Long. Bill Besley. David Parker, John Pittman. Charles Howard, Wayne Oliver. Bruce Muller. Jimbo Shoptaw, Brett Yearout. George Jenkins, Craig Freeman. Rusty Hightower, Ron Cassada. Bill Warren. Tripp Meares, Henry Reece, Rob Sasser. David Kellam, Thomas Burnside. OFFICERS; Michael Greene (MC — Sergeant of Arms). Bill Wilson (SC — Secretary). Phillip Greene (SMC — President). Randy Kardoes (MC — Vice President). Brad Spearman (THC — Treasurer) Hka First row: Jay Rule. Jimmy Edwards. Mike Gruber. Bill Wilson. Tommy Newton. David Pierce. Phillip Greene. Scott Key. David Phenix. Brad Spearman. Randy Kardoes. Second row: Dan Nunnery. Randy Sawyer. Bret Armstrong. Ed Walker. Charles Gersham. Bobby Jones. Ro Lucas. Mark King. Mark Horine. Craig Hill. Heater. Troy Tummond. Third row: Rodney Revis. Robert Dawghtry. Chris Beaver, Tim Gruber. Richard Owen. Bill Cheek. Greg Alford. Jim Gruber. Fourth row: Ben Crabtree. Steve Knight, Mel Thompson, Fred Avant. Scott Nunnery. John Bozard. Wiley Adams. Steve Durst. Todd Wilder. 80 Little Sisters are Beverly Mundy. Mary Marstiall Goode. Roxanne Sanders, Amy Flowers, Heathe r Hasty. Kay Ballard, Dee Roof, and Maryanne Lee. Not pictured are Julie Walker and Yvonne Johnson. Pi Kappa Alpha was founded at the Univer- sity of Virginia on March 1, 1868. Friend- ships at that time were particularly warm, and ideals were as deeply cherished as they are now. Mu Chapter was founded at Pres- byterian College in 1890. The colors are gar- net and gold. The flower of Pi Kappa Alpha is the lily of the valley. 81 n K Little Sisters: Back row (I to r): Suzzanne Lutz, Sheila Jarvis, Mali McGinn, Jane Brooks, Mary Serna, Susan Wentz, Sharon Widener Front row (I to r): JoAnna Barda, Holly Thompson, Diane Murray, Meredith Spradley, Kim Kelly, Kazy Blocher, Lynn Compton, Carol Ewell 82 Back row: Jack Graham, Danny Roberts, William Baxter, Mike Casey, Taylor Newton. Bill Cunningham, Chip Holly, Mark Brooks, Andy Barger, Rick Martin, Mitch Gibbs, Bill Oppenheimer, Garyt Kinard, Jonathon Hicklin, Rueben Ridgeway, William Gordan, Rusty Russell, Clay Crook, Johnny Nicholson, Tim Hiddeman, Patrick Dent Second row: Jim Bennett, Todd Erickson, John McMillan, Jeff Ray, Doug Grebian, Danny Threadgill, Bill Hughes, Will Deaver, Robert Prince, Jimmy Samples, Doug Warner, Todd Grovenstein, Gene Byers, Hudson Jones, Charles Sweat, Jim Culpepper, Dr. Rams (Advisor) Front row: Charlie Carothers, James Kennedy, Reed Wilbanks, Mike Young, Phillip Bennett, Brian Gary, Tim Foster, Ralph Aruega. Bill Rogers Pi Kappa Phi was founded at the College of Charleston in 1904 and is the only national fraternity with its home in South Carolina. The Beta chapter at Presbyterian College was chartered on March 7, 1907, and is the oldest continuous fraternity on campus. The colors are gold, white and blue and the flower is the red rose. Officers; Jim Bennett (Treasurer). IVIark Brooks (Archon), Andy Barger ( Vice Archon). Todd Erickson (Secretary), Chip Holly (Warden), Jimmy Samples (Historian), Clay Crook (Chaplain)  - y s tw . 83 Robert Youngblood, Ty Davenport, Tommy Hatctiett, Tom Barton, Jamie Mitchell. Paul Wtieatly, Tor L)ung (President). Sigrna Nu was founded at Virginia Military Institute in 1868 with a side heritage in the traditions of the South. Zeta Theta Chapter was chartered on this campus on January 13. 1951. Sig- ma Nu is active in the community with projects at Whitten Center, Thornwell School and Home, Laurens Memorial Home for the Aged, Martha Dendy Mid- dle School, and the United Way. The major social activities of the chapter include Shipwreck, Cowpatty, Christ- mas Party, Sadie Hawkins, and Whites- tar. White, Black, and Gold are the col- ors a nd the White Rose is the flower of Sigma Nu. Assorted Fruits and Nuts Mictiael Martin and Date Front: Rosebud. John Dennis, Tony Morgan, Brad Thacker. Ty Davenport. Adam Orkin, Bob Blandtord. Tor L|ung, Ellen Alford, Karen Reel? (Sweethearts), Nat Hall, Doug Hand, Jamie Mitchell, Glen Second Scott Benjam.n, John Boswell, Frank Maier, Oavid Elliott, Elliott Heath. Charlie Sheffield, Craig Powell, Tommy Hatchett, Master Trunk Paul Wheatley B n u ? ? ' „ ' ' ' P Harrelson, Brad Kelly, Matt Hatchett, David Tansil, Brian Bates, Andrew Grey. Sanders McConnell. Donnie Joiner. Scott Manning. Mike Brady. 84 Bill Hiesel, Tom Barton Fourth Rion Rutledge, Robert Mullins, Danny Winkles, Michael Martin, Andy Walkei Top Michael Albright, David Hickman, Chris Dubose, Jon Dubose, J Boswell. Irady, Bill Newsome, Pearsall Smith Little Sisters are Karen Reetz. (Sweetheart). Mike Brady. Ellen Alford (Sweettieart). Brenda Frasard. Augusta Forbes. Debbie Churchill. Debbie Battler. Avery Moore, Angie Gardener, Leigh Ann Wilson, Suzy Pratt. Tammy Gay. Laura Frazier. Tracey Mitchell. Lou Davenport, Jane McDowell, Gina Kirkland, Lesley Evans, Tammy Hurt, Amy Taylor, and Chris Bremmer. 85 Theta Chi Fraternity was founded in 1865 at Norwick University, in Ver- mont, by Frederick Freeman and Ar- thur Chase. Known as the fraternity of Deans, Theta Chi has expanded to a high national ranking. Beta Psi Chap- ter was established at PC on December 5, 1942. The fraternity colors are Mili- tary Red and White, and its flower is the Red Carnation. ■« ■ ■ ■ I Officers: R. Favorite (president). E. Mills, J. Gibson, F. Cannon, and J. Swan- son. .• .- ' - — r.T _ 8fa Front Row (L to R): R. Favorite, G. Fears, J. Cousar, E. Pinckney, B. Benton, J Gibson, J. Dantzler, D. Warner. J. Schilling. J Haverstick, C Moore J Robbins. Second Row (L to R): R. Vernon. W. Miles. B. Harris. J, Ballesteros. J. Gibson. J. Scott. G. Hudgins, J. Owens. R. Trippe. C. Dixon. T, TidweM, B. Tribble, C. Mayfield. F. Lawson, K. McGuire, R. Batts. Back Row (L to R): J. Bangle. J. Montgomery. J. Pitts, R, McLain. C. Lewis. K. L,uiiey. k. Causey. E, Mills. J, Swanson, B Purcell, R, Holmes, B. Neal. D. Nealy, F. Cannon, J. Inman, and T, Griffies. jyjfc.. 1 i ' l J p 1 « - r • Administration Dr. Kenneth Bradley Orr, President 90 Dr. Donald King. Academic Dean Ben Hammet. VP tor College Re- lations M. Gaskins. Career Placement Jo Brown, President ' s Sec. Business Office — Martha Ann Monroe, Joyce Copley. BJ Gault, Robbie Sasser, Mary Sue Holmes. Switchboard — Ad- 91 die Wilkes Margaret Williamson Director ot Admissions Admissions: Lynn McCalla. Cissy Davis. Sandra Alex- ander, Leni Patterson, and Cindy Jacks Joe Nixon Dean of Men Students Andrea Long, Career Planning Placement Mrs. Anne Martin. Neville Secretary Mrs. Harris, Maintenance Penny Ginn, Programm er 94 Kattiy Poss, Intirmary Mrs. Marguerite Plowden, ROTC Secretary Vernon Powell. Director of Food Services Blue Ladies Gladys Mason. Eva Grogan. and Clyde Smith, Canteen Madeline Dula, Belk Dorm Gladys Harvey. Bailey Dorm Helen Huff, Bookstore Jim Kruger. Grounds Director Libby Galloway. Clinton Dorm Chief Grey Mayson 1 , ' 4 L( ' H 1 1 M Gr eg Henley. Chaplain 95 English Dr. Neal Prater. Chairman Dr. Rachel Stewart Dr. James Skinner Mr. S. Allen King Ms. Deborah Kirkman Mrs. Ann Moorefield And Thistles Dr. Rick Rolfes Mr. Morris Galloway Dr. Bill Yarborough, Chairman PHYSICS CLUB The Society of Physics Students is an organization open to any student inter- ested in physics. SPS serves its mem- bers by providing guest speakers and by encouraging intellectual develop- ment. Most importantly, SPS provides and opportunity for better interaction between the student and faculty. President — Jim Montgomery Vice-president — Judy Rodda Sec-Treasurer — John Blue Biology Dr. John Inman, Chairman Dr. Fred James Dr. James Stidham Mrs. Susan Galloway Mrs. Nancy Brayere Dr. Robert Hudson AIBS First row (I to r): Ginger Fowler, Tracey Mitch- ell, Kim Hyatt, Suzanne Latz, Jeff Jack, Dave Murray, Kim Twitty, Kim Mathis, and Suzy Pratt. Second row (I to r): Tor L|ung, Carl Olandt, Kenny Rhodes, Alex Bonner, Crystal Atkin- son, Michael Scheffield, Yvonne Johnson, Gary Matthews, Johnathon HIcklin, Charlie Rettberg, John McMillan, Mitch Patterson, and Gary Kinard. 98 Chemistry u Mrs. Eugenia Carter Dr. Edward Gouge Rbar Y,Zr NbMoTc Ru Kn .o -, Ts W Re OS If f i. i American Chemical Society: Front row (I to r): Janet Packer, Debbie Bettler, Eric Tillerson, Kim Kloster. Janet Quarles Back row (I to r): David Parker. Billy Watklns. Robert Mullins, Jeff Gee, Jeff Jack. Rusty Fa- vorite. Peter Neidenbach, James Kennedy. 99 conomics And Business Administration Dr. Fred Chapman, Chairman Dr. Carl Arnold Mr. Norman Scarborough Mr. Harrison McCraw Dr. Foard Tarbert Mr. Sam Howell J President; Cindy Starnes Vice-President: Scott Wilson Secretary Treasurer: Sara Ross Advisor: Mr. Sam Howell LTC Al Todd CPT Peter Simmons SSG Michael L. Bobo MSG James M. Taylor MAJ Anne Annin SFC Edgardo Pecson Psychology Dr. Tim Games. Chairman Dr. Ann Stidham 102 Psychology Club Front Row: Tammy Harvey. Kim Satterfield. Kim Nash. Ann Bradley. Ann Taylor. Avery Moore. Beth Rickert. Back Row: Dr. Frey. Amanda Trantham. Perry Evatt. Dr. Gaines, Todd White (President). Mr. Jacobs. Sociology Dr. Ted Hunter, Chairman Education Dr. Dorothy Brandt. Chairman mfJt Dr. Robert Freymeyer Dr. Kenneth Creel Dr. Robert Hil Educational Department Front Row: Laura Trippe. Cindy Regan, Beth Rickert. Sheila Jarvis, Kim Wardlaw. Back Row: Kris Bremmer. Cornelia Shows. Avery Moore. Sara- lyn Robertson, Maria Honey, Cynthia Troutman, Sharon Wid- ener, Tracey Gentry. 103 Foreign Language, Fine Arts |H|ll f 1 Pif 4 He m3F v m Dr. Yvonne King, Chairman Dr Constance Colwell Mr David Turpin Dr. Steven Schaeffer, Chairman Dr. Charles Gaines Dr. Orval Oleson 104 Dr. Dale 0, Rams Mrs. Gail Steward Ms. Anne Kauchak Political Science History Dr. Dave Gillespie, Chairman — Political Sci- ence Dr- Thomas Weaver J-s iK rli r. - a Dr. Ronald Burnside, Chairman — History Dr. David Needham Mrs. Derrick Adair Dr. Charles Coker 105 Religion Dr, Lewis Hay, Chairman Dr Joe Martin Dr. Eugene Womble, Chairman Math Dr. Jack Presseau Mr. William Cannon Mr. Thomas Stallworth Dr. George Ramsey Mrs. Lucretia Hunter 106 Mr Paul Campbe Dr. Donald King P.E, Cally Gault, Athletic Director Bob Strock Elliott Poss Butch Estes Gary Nelson Mike Lindley Byron Rucker WV-- Bobby McKee Jane Hammet Sherry Tarbert Joyce Templeton q Dedication i S After being asked to write the copy for the dedication of this book to Summer Allen King, I considered writing a four paragraph essay with my thesis sentence underlined twice and all topic sentences underlined once and, of course, with at least three specific statements of fact to support each topic sentence. Well, Mr. King, English 110 Jqst out. I refuse to limit my attempt to honor you to mere W d logic. Instead, I will try to restrain from • nptj lfRcriptive words. I will avoid being tritet I ' saying anything that I do not really mean. :■ i are many things that few of us know about Mr. ' Ung. He was a radar mechanic in the Air Force H nglandj Juring World War II. He has a degree in cheBwtry. He (Works with the Open Door in Atlanta. He isoperynimied., has a large garden ]:t in47, itW8SfI?|rtS!PBiwses add nitrogen to the soil. He and Dr. King often ludents over for drop-ins or teas afTheir house, lich is haunted. He supports black women writers. He has studied Russi MfHH- ■gfl l§iriljMfiM M ' an, 7 feared Mr. King, but only for a short while. I distinctly recall the way tbtflro often stood over a student taking a daily quiz; he held the edge of the stu- dent ' s pa{MU| while lox ing at the second hand of his watch: Aftel the alloted ten minutes had passed, he jerked the paper from under the petrified cil. Time! ' him, Hav nice day?j, kind of ( see beyor man who thinks ari don ' t. He was asked ' SunngI say to students m hi S answered. Work yi you can recei is comesfromajoB well done. r. Kli |tie believes in even though it night He hates hypocrisy. He kno is wh dents on campus. I truly belie ' e th reasons, Mr. King, because yc j do counts and because you mac us tl 1985 Pac Sac to you for a j ) wel Who am I? I am the I decline to accept the end of man. It is easy enough to say that man is immortal simply because he will endure: that when the last ding-dong of doom has clanged and faded from the last worthless rock hanging tideless in the last red and dying evening, that even then there will still be one more sound: that of his puny inexhaustible voice, still talkiRgr4- e !e«f| fccept this. I believe that man will not merely endure: he will prevail. He is immortal, not because he aione among creatures has an inexhaustible voice, but because he has a soul, a spirit capable of compassion and sacrifice and endurance. The poet ' s, the writer ' s, duty is to write about these things. It is his privilege to help man to endure by lifting his heart, by inding him of the courage and honor and hope and pnSe and compassion and pity and sacrifice which have been the glory of his past. The poet ' s voice need not merely be the record of man, it can be one of the props, the pillars to help him endure and prevail. William Faulkner, uj qij receiving the Nobel Prize holm, December 10, 1950. Senior Directory ABERNATHY. PAUL HAROLD — Alpha Psi Omega: Stage Manager; Institute of Internal Auditors; Ac- counting Club; PC Choir; PC Band; Pep Band. ALEXANDER, JOSEPH MARTIN — Robert M. Vance Scholarship; PC College Players; Delegation Chair- man and Dist. 6 V. Chairman to the SC State Student Legislature; Stu- dent Admissions Advisory Council; Canterbury Club; Delegate to the George Washington University Pub- lic Administration Seminar; Alpha Psi Omega Honorary Dramatic Fraterni- ty; Walter Dowell Davis Award for Outstanding Newcommer to the PC Theatre. ALFORD, ELLEN KELLEY — Women ' s Basketball; Sigma nu Little Sister; Society For the Advance- ment of Management; Accounting Club; Women ' s Social Hall. ANDREWS, SCOTT BAILEY — Fellowship of Christian Athletes (Program Director, Co-captain); Blue Key; Special Olympics. AYERS, JUDITH LYNN AYERS, LORRIE ANN — Women ' s Council Secretary (3, 4); FOB (3, 4); Pi Kappa Alpha Rush Girl (3); Theta Chi Rush Girl (2); Basket- ball Statistician (3, 4); SUB (3, 4); Women ' s Social Hall (2, 4); Alston Wilkes Society (Vice President 4); Special Olympics (1, 2, 3, 4); Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes (4). BABB, GWENDOLYN VERA — Basketball Manager; Alston Wilkes Society; Student Entertainment Committee. BAKER, JANICE KAYE BALLESTEROS, JOEL LIN — Intramural Chairman, Theta Chi; Al- cohol Advisory Council; Student Vol- unteer. BAYNES, SUSAN RENEE — Vice President Student Govern- ment; Women ' s Social Hall Presi- dent; Women ' s Council; FCA; Stu- dent Volunteer; Society for Ad- vancement of Management; Home- coming Court; Kappa Alpha Rose; Psy Chi; SUB; Dean ' s List; Special Olympics. BEALE, GWEN DOLYN ANNETTE — Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Special Olympics; SVS; COP. BEHRENS, DAVID — Phi Beta Sigma; Basketball Team. BENNETT, DAVID MAYFIELD — Intramurals (Basketball, Softball — Co Champions Tastebuds); ' 82 Var- sity Football; Alston-Wilkes Society. BENNETT, JAMES ARTHUR — Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Treasurer; CIA Vice President; Westminister Fellowship; Judicial Council — Pros- ecutor; RA; SAM. BIRD, GARY MATTHEWS — Chi Beta Phi; SAM. BLACKBURN, JOHN THOMAS — American Chemical Society. BLANCHARD. HARVEY FRANKLIN Football — four years. BLETSCH, JANET BLOUNT, WILLIAM JOSEPH — Football Team (All District Six Team, SAC 8 Player of the Week); FCA (Captain); Dean ' s List; Dilliad-Elliot Scholarship; SAM. BOZARD, JOHN MICHAEL — Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity; Football Team; Letterman. BRADY, MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER — Sigma Nu Fraternity (Little Sister Program), Men ' s Council (2, 3, 4; Dorm President (3, 4); Judicial Council (3, 4); Three year Letterman on Basketball Team. BRAME, JANICE H. — Dean ' s List; Alpha Sigma Phi Little Sister; Women ' s Social Hall; South Carolina College State Art Show; FCA. BREMER, KRISTINE KATHERINE — Sigma Nu Little Sister (3 years); CEC; Dorm Big Sister Program; In- tramurals, Special Olympics; Dean ' s List Spring and Fall Semesters, 1984. BROWN III, JAMES GRANT BROWN, TODD CUNNINGHAM — Dean ' s List; SAM; Men ' s Council, FOB, RA, Kappa Alpha Fraternity (Social Chairman and President); SUB. BRUMMETT, MICHAEL LOUIS — Military Program (4 years); Cheer- leading (2 years). BRYAN, JOHN H. — Kappa Alpha Order (Sargeant at Arms Officer), Cheerleading (4 years. Captain Senior Year); Dorm President; IFC; Men ' s Council; FOB; National Philanthropy; Chairman of Fraternity. CARTER, ALLEN BONDURANT JR. CHILDRESS, TINA BELL — Dean ' s List CHRISIE, KAREN V. — Alpha Sigma Phi Little Sister (Trea- surer); SUB; Basketball Cheer- leader; SVS Coordinator; Whitten Center Substitute Sunday School Teacher; PC Players; Intramurals; Special Olympics; Washington Se- mester Program. CLARK, SIMONE BENBOW — Basketball; WSH; Representative of Belk. CLARK, GLENMORE BRYANT — Sigma Nu Fraternity. CLINE, DONNA CAROL — CIA; SVS; Thornwell Visitation Pro- gram; Sunday School Teacher; Youth Fellowship Advisor (2 years); Substitute Houseparent (2V2 years); Staff (Summer ' 82); Associate Church Membership at Thornwell Church; Youth in Mission in Taiwan (2 months); Active with Bethany Presbyterian Church; Campus Cru- sade Bible Study — Senior Year. COMPTON, REBECCA LYNN — Alston Wilkes; SVS; Pi Kappa Phi Lit- tle Sister; Pac Sac; Figs and Thistles; Color Guard, AIBS; Psi Chi; P.O. Players; SUB; WSH; Dean ' s List; Transfer Orientation Board; Admis- sions Advisory Council. COPELAND, SANDRA DENISE — Child Outreach Program; Regnuh; 110 Westminister Fellowship; Bridges Children Home. CUNNINGHAM. WILLIAM CLARK — Pi Kappa Phi; SUB; PC Players. DAVIDSON, AMY LOUISE — SAM; WSH; FCA. DELPH, DAVID BRIAN — PC Choir; PC Wind Ensemble; CIA; FCA; Dean ' s List. DEYOUNG, KAREN ELIZABETH — WSH; Madrigals; Women ' s Council; FCA; SUB; Psi Chi: PC Choir; Intra- murals. DIXON, CHARLES MORRIS — Theta Chi Fraternity; Alston Wilkes Society; IFC; Football; Intramurals. DOWNEY, BRETT ANDREW — FCA; Tennis. DUDASH, BETTY JO DURANT, ROXANNE DELAMAR — Dean ' s List; Oelano Scholarship; Cheerleader; SUB; FOB; CEC; WSH; Intramurals; Alston Wilkes Society. EDWARDS III, JAMES ALVIN — Pi Kappa Alpha; Football; Dean ' s List; FCA; SAM. ELLIOTT, ROBERT W. — Alpha Sigma Phi; SAM; SUB; Alston Wilkes Society; PC Junior Fellow; In- tramurals. ENGLISH, CHRISTYANN ELIZABETH Resident Assistant; CIA. EVATT, PERRY DANIEL — SGA; Man ' s Council; FCA; Football College Republican Committee FOB; SVS; Blue Stocking; Psi Chi ROTC; Alcohol Advisery Committee. FAVORITE, RUSSELL LLOYD — Theta Chi (President); FOB; ACS; Blue Key; SVS. FLETCHER, STACY DENISE — Tennis Team; FCA; Women ' s Basket- ball (Bookkeeper); Intramurals. FLYNT, LAURA LOUISE — Alpha Sigma Phi Little Sister; SVS; SUB; Alston Wilkes Society; Dean ' s List; CEC; Sigma Kappa Phi. FRADY, BARBARA ELIZABETH — FCA; WSH; Women ' s Basketball Team; Intramurals; Special Olym- pics. GARDNER, DEBORAH K. — Band; WF; Women ' s Council; Peer Counciling; WSH; Dean ' s List; Cardi- nal Key; Wysor Music Scholarship; SVS; Chamber Ensemble; FOB. GIBSON, JASON ALEXANDER — Theta Chi (Secretary). FOB; SUB; In- tramurals. GOODE, MARY MARSHALL — Pi Kappa Alspha Little Sister; WSH; SUB; Intramurals; SAM; FCA GORE, DARYL — Men ' s Council, Special Olympics; Football (Manager). GREEN, STANLEY WAYNE — Football (manager); Resident Assis- tant; FCA. GREEN, MICHAEL LORNE — Pi Kappa Alpha, Men ' s Council, Georgia Dorm President; ROTC; FCA; Football GREEN, PHILLIP LOREN — Pi Kappa Alpha; FCA; ROTC; Ranger. GRIFFIES, TODD EDWARD — Theta Chi; Soccer; Intramurals. GROVENSTEIN. TODD DAVID — Pi Kappa Phi; Track; Tennis. GRUBER, MICHAEL PAUL — Pi Kappa Alpha; SGA; SUB; Soccer; Beta Beta Beta; AIBS; Faculty Aca- demic Affairs Committee; FOB; Dean ' s List. GUMPBERT, CAROL LYNN — SVS (Coordinator); Dean ' s List; Cir- cle K (President); Cardinal Key; Psi Chi; CIA; Theta Chi Rush Girl; Inter- Christian Association; Intramurals; Whitten Center Sunday School. HALL II, HENRY HARPER — Pamoja; Basketball; Soccer; Track; Judicial Council; Special Olympics; SVS; Theta Chi Fraternity (Social Af- filiate). HAM, KIMBERLY SCARBOROUGH Freshman Class Representative; Dorm Council; Bailey Dorm Presi- dent; Pac Sac; Blue Stocking; Figs and Thistles; Dean ' s List; Cardinal Key; FOB. HARRIS, JR., BACHMAN BAILEY — Theta Chi; FCA; Men ' s Council; Track; Basketball. HARRIS, RODNEY STEFAN — Football; Track; Intramurals. HICKS, SUSAN ANN — SVS; Psi Chi; CEC. HILL, CHARLIE LEE — PC Choir; Football; Special Olym- pics; FCA; PC Players. HILTON, RICHARD TERRELL — Alpha Sigma Phi (Secretary); Men ' s Council; Dorm President; AIBS. HO, LUCINDA VIU LO — Basketball Cheerleader; Sigma Nu Little Sister. HOWARD, ELIZABETH LEE — Basketball Cheerleader; Judicial Council; FCA; FOB; Theta Chi Sweet- heart; Women ' s Social Hall. HUFF, THOMAS ALLEN — CIA; FCA; SVS. HUMPHRIES, LAURA REECE — FOB; SGA; Regnuh; Sigma Nu Little Sister; Women ' s Council; Dorm Council; Homecoming Court; Intra- murals; FCA. HUMPHRIES, JUDY STRICKLAND — Dean ' s List; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Psi Chi; Day Student Organization. JACK, JEFFREY DAVID — Resident Assistant; SUB; Circle K; CIA; ACS; Tri-Beta; Men ' s Council; SVS; Intramurals. JARVIS. SHEILA DUNDEE — CIA; SVS; ROTC; Pi Kappa Phi Little Sister; Pac Sac; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Oeland Scholarship; Cardinal Key; CEC; AIBS. JONES. CHERI LYNN — FOB; Women ' s Council; Belk Dorm President; Dean ' s List; Student Af- fairs Committee; Intramurals. JONES. ELIZABETH STELLEY — Alpha Sigma Phi Little Sister; SVS. JONES, HAROLD HUDSON — Pi Kappa Fratnerity; Intramurals; SUB; WF. JORDAN, REBECCA ANN — Basketball; Volleyball (Captain); FCA; SVS; Special Olympics; Resi- dent Assistant; Dean ' s List; Wom- en ' s Social Hall; CEC. KELLAM, PAUL DAVID — Kappa Alpha Order; Founders Schol- arship; Oeland Scholarship; White- law; Tri-Beta Biological Society; AIBS; Blue Key. KILLORIN, JOSEPH RIGDON — Kappa Alpha Order; Blue Stocking; Track. KINARD, JR., CLYDE BRANTLEY — Pi Kappa Phi; Alston Wilkes Society, PC Wind Ensemble; President ' s Scholar. Ill LEDBETTER, MELISSA ANN — Volleyball (Captain): SAM; Dorm Council: Women ' s Council: Judicial Council: FOB: Theta Chi Rush Girl. LEWIS, CHRISTOPHER SCOTT — Theta Chi Fraternity: Tennis. LJUNG. TOR MARTIN — Tri-Beta: Blue Key; SVS: Student Af- fairs Council: SUB: Sigma Nu Frater- nity (President). LOTT, JR., JOHN HENRY LUCAS, J.F. DALTON — Football; Track; Resident Assistant: Men ' s Council; Special Olympics. MADDEN, JEAN PRINCE MARSHALL, GAYLA LOUISE — Women ' s Council; SUB; FCA; Theta Chi Rush Girl; Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister: FOB: Cheerleader; 1983 Homecoming Queen; WSH. MARTIN, MARIAN — ACS (President); AIBS; Tri-Beta; WF; Regnuh; Intramurals; New Life; CIA; Child Outreach Program; Cardinal Key. MAYSON, JR., RICHARD GREY — Kappa Alpha Order; SGA; Men ' s Council: FOB; Admission ' s Advisory Council: College Republican Com- mittee: Figs and Thistles; Canter- bury Club. MCALILEY, SARAH IVEY — Dean ' s List; Gettys Scholarship; Hay Bible Medal: WF; FCA; Regnuh; Cir- cle K. MCDARRIS, CHARLES FLOYD — SAM: Blue Key Dorm President: Men ' s Council; FOB; CIA; WF; FCA; SVS: New Life: and Intramurals. MCDONALD. ELIZABETH ANN — Alpha Sigma Phi Little Sister; Dean ' s List; SVS: SUB; Intramurals: PC Players. MCGILL, JOHN BOTHWELL — SVS; Society of Phisics Students: AIVS; Intramurals; Tri-Beta; WF; FCA; Dean ' s List. MCKINNON, IV, GRAHAM — Alpha Sigma Phi; Dean ' s List. MERRITT, JR. FLOYD THOMAS — Kappa Alpha Order; Intramurals; SAM. MEYERS, JOSEPH JARRELL — Intramurals: SAM; Dean ' s List. MILLS, III. ELLIS WILLARD — Theta Chi Fraternity (Vice-Presi- dent); SVS: FOB; SAM; ROTC. MISHOE, SUSAN MARIE — Tennis; Women ' s Council: WSH; (President): Dorm Council; FOB. MONTGOMERY, JAMES LEIGHTON Theta Chi Fraternity; Tennis: Laur- ens Dorm President; SPS; Men ' s Council; FOB. MORRIS. JR., EDWARD JAMES — Sigma Nu Fraternity: Football; ROTC. MORROW, FRANCES LEE — Regnuh. MULLER, GERALD BRUCE — Dean ' s List: Kappa Alpha Order; In- tramurals: Tri-Beta; FCA; SAM. MURPHY, ALAN WAYDE — Theta Chi Fraternity: SPS; SVS; IFC; Alpha Pi Mu. MURPHEY, CAROLINE RUTH — FCA; Choir; SAM; Pac Sac; Intramur- als; WSH. NEALY, JULIAN DEAS — Theta Chi Fraternity: SAM; Dean ' s List; Pac Sac; Bailey Scholarship. NEIL, IV, MARSHALL BANKS — Theta Chi Fraternity; SAM; Soccer; Judicial Council: FOB; SVS. NELSON, HARRY VERNON — Basketball; Pi Kappa Alpha Fraterni- ty. NEWSOME, MICHAEL ALLEN — Football: Tri-Beta ; Intramurals. NEWTON, JR., THOMAS 0. — Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity: Football: Tri-Beta; AIBS; FCA. NICKERSON, ROBERT BAIRD — Kappa Alpha Order (President); Ten- nis: Graham Miller Scholastic Award: AIBS; Tri-Beta: Blue Key; Sigma Kappa Alpha; Dean ' s List. NUNNERY, DAN RANDOLPH — Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity; Basket- ball; AIFC. OPPENHEIMER, WILLIAM LEE — SAM; Admissions Advisory Council; CIA; Intramurals: Pi Kappa Phi Fra- ternity. PACKER. JANET VERONICA — AIBS: ACS; Minorities Committee; Entertainment Committee. PANTER, JR., JAMES FRANKLIN — FCA; Football. PETERSEN, IV, HARRY FREDERICK Soccer; Intramurals: FCA; ROTC. PHENIX, DAVID REES — Pi Kappa Alpha; FCA; SAM; Football. POWELL, CYNTHIA JOAN — FCA; Intramurals: SUB; SVS; Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister; WF; Dean ' s List; WSH; Chaplain ' s Associ- ates: Resident Assistant: Special Olympics. POWELL, JUDY A. PRINCE, ROBERT NAUGHER — Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity; SAM; Men ' s Council. PUTMAN, JAMES DAVID RECORD, JEANNE RAE — FCA; College Republicans: Intramur- als; Psi Chi; SUB. REDMOND, KIM MOXLEY — Cardinal Key; SAM; Judicial Council; SUB; Quida Bailey Scholarship; In- tramurals. REETZ, KAREN ANNE — Basketball Cheerleader: Figs and Thistles; Sigma Nu Sweetheart; SGA: Psi Chi; SAM. REEVES, SYDNEY REBECCA — Tri-Beta; AIBS REVIS, RODNEY KEVIN — Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity; IFC; Foot- ball. REYNOLDS, SUSAN WYNELLE — Bailey Dorm President; Women ' s Council: SAM; Special Olympics; FCA; Psi Chi; FOB. RICKERT, ELIZABETH JEAN — SVS; CEC; Special Olympics; WSH; Intramurals: Alston Wilkes. RIDGEWAY, REUBEN BENJAMIN — Pi Kappa Phi; Rifle Team. ROBERTS, DANIEL A. — Pi Kappa Phi; Alpha Psi Omega; PC Choir; PC Players; Canterbury Club; Founders Scholarship. ROBERTS, MARK AYERS — Kappa Alpha Order; Intramurals. RODDA, JUDITH LYNN — FCA; Special Olympics; SPS; Circle K; Volleyball: WSH; Resident Assis- tant, Cardinal Key. ROGERS, JANE ARLENE — Alston Wilkes Society; Figs and This- tles: SUB; WSH; Theta Chi Rush Girl ROGERS, KAREN MAC — Intramurals; SAM; Rush Girl for The- ta Chi. 112 ROGERS, MARY DANIELS — Alpha Psi Omega; PC Singers; PC Choir; Dean ' s List; PC Music Schol- arship. ROGERS, WILLIAM ANDREW — Sigma Nu Fraternity; Pac Sac; Alston Wilkes Society. ROOF, DEANNA LYNN — Intramurals; Pi Kappa Alph Little Sis- ter; SAM; SUB; WSH. ROSS, SARA ANNE — SVS; Accounting Club; SAM. RULE IV, JULIUS MCCALLIE — Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity; Football. SABO, LISA ANNE — SAM; FOB; WSH; Clinton Dorm President; Women ' s Council; Cheer- leader; Theta Chi Rush Girl; Pi Kappa Alpha Rush Girl. SAMPLES, JAMES DONALD — Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity; AIBS; Tri- Beta; IFC; Judicial Council; Pac Sac; Blue Key; FOB; SUB; Fine Arts Com- mittee; Founder ' s Scholarship; Sig- ma Kappa Alpha. SAPP, KENDALL A. — SVS; CIA; FCA; Canterbury Club; WF; PCAC; SAM; Volleyball; REGNUH; WSH. SCHILLING, JOAN DEANN — Cheerleader; Women ' s Council; Dean ' s List; SAM; WSH; FOB; Intra- murals; SBI Advisory Council; Theta Chi Rush Girl; SID Assistant. SHOPTAW JR., JAMES HAROLD — Kappa Alpha Order; Men ' s Council; Tri-Beta; Blue Key; FCA; SGA Presi- dent). SHOWS, CORNELIA EMERSON — CEC; Special Olympics; Intramurals; PC Singers; SVS. SIMPSON, ROBERT OTIS — Intramurals. SMITH, DANA ANN — WSH; Intramurals; Special Olympics; SAM. SMITH, PEGGY JEAN — WSH; Accounting Club; SAM; Theta Chi Rush Girl. SNIPES, GORDON TODD — Kappa Alpha Order; Resident Assis- tant; Men ' s Council; SAM. SPEARMAN, ALLAN BRADSHAW — Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity; ROTC; Blue Key; FCA; Special Olympics; Football. STARNES, CYNTHIA ANNE — PC Wind Ensemble; SAM; Account- ing Club; Canterbury Club; Sigma Kappa Alpha. STEELE, WHITNEY ANNE — Student Council; FOB; Pac Sac; SUB; FCA; WSH; Pi Kappa Alpha Lit- tle Sister; Theta Chi Rush Girl; SAM; President ' s Scholar. STREETER, MICHAEL JOSEPH SWANSON, JEFFREY DEANE — Theta Chi Fraternity; Admissions Ad- visory Council; Men ' s Council; FOB. SWEAT, CHARLES EDWARD — Pi Kappa Phi; IFC; Judicial Council; Men ' s Council; Dorm President; In- tramurals; FOB; CIA; SAM. TAYLOR, ANNE LUCILE — WSH; Psi Chi; FCA; Resident Assis- tant; Dean ' s List; SUB; Alston Wilkes Society; College Republicans. THOMPSON, JAMES MICHAEL — Accounting Club; SAM. TONEY, CHARLES GEORGE — WF; Figs and Thistles; Resident As- sistant; Athletic Trainer. TRIPPE, III, JUDSON RAIFORD — Theta Chi Fraternity; SUB; Men ' s Council; SVS. TRIPPE, LAURA KATHRYN — CEC; Special Olympics; College Re- publicans; Psychology Club. TROUTMAN, CYNTHIA LYNN — SVS; FCA; Women ' s Council; FOB; Resident assistant; Special Olym- pics; CEC; Psi Chi. TUMMOND, TROY DIXON — Basketball; Pi Kappa Fraternity; FCA. TURREGANO, CHEILA ROBERTS — SAM, Intramurals. UNDERHILL, AMY REAVES — FCA; Choir; Special Olympics; CIA; Dean ' s List. VAUGHN, CATHERINE ANNE — Kappa Alpha Rush Girl; Clinton Hall President; Women ' s Council Presi- dent; SGA; Student Affairs Commit- tee; Student Admissions Advisory Council; FOB; Intramurals; WSH. WALKER, JOEY SCOTT — Dean ' s List. WALSTON, JENNIFER LYNN — CIA; SVS; PC Players; PC Singers. WHEATLEY, PAUL JOSEPH — President ' s Scholarship; Dean ' s List; Blue Key; Sigma Nu Fraternity (Vice- president); SAM; SUB; SVS; FOB; Pac Sac; Intramurals. WHITE, SAMUEL TODD — Theta Chi Fraternity; PC Players; SVS; Psi Chi. WHITLEY, KATHY ANN — Freshman Student Council; Kappa Alpha Rush Girl; WSH; Admissions Advisory Committee. WIDENER, MARGARET SHARON — Circle K; CEC; Pi Kappa Phi Little Sister WILLIAMS, ROBERT LEE — Football; Track. WILSON, ROBERT SCOTT — Sigma Nu Fraternity; SAM; Account- ing Club; Soccer; Dean ' s List. WILSON, WILLIAM ERNEST — Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity; Football; Judicial Council; Blue Key; Tri-Beta; FCA; Dean ' s List. WOOD, TERESA LEE — Dorm Council, Women ' s Council; SVS; FOB. YARBOROUGH, JR., JACK RICHARD Track; FCA; SAM. YOUNGBLOOD, JR., KENNETH JER- OME — SAM (President); CIA; SVS; Faculty Appeals Board. 113 Paul H. Abernathy Matthews. NC Joseph M. Alexander Flowery Branch, GA Ellen K. Altord Lawrenceville. GA Scott B. Andrews Florence, SC Lome A. Ayers Dorchester, SC Gwendelyn V. Babb Clinton, SC Joel L. Ballesteros Savannah, GA Susan R, Baynes Clarkston, GA Gwendolyn A. Beale Woodruff, SC James A. Bennett Cheraw, SC William J. Blount Waynesboro, SC John M, Bozard Winnsboro, SC 114 Michael C. Brady Columbia, SC Janice H. Brame Stone Mountain. GA Kristine K. Bremer Spartanburg, SC Joseph M. Brooks Greensboro, NC Todd C. Brown Columbia, SC John H. Bryan Clearwater, FL Tina C.B. Childress Laurens, SC Karen V. Christie Atlanta, GA Simone B. Clark Manning, SC Rebecca L. Compton Clinton, SC Douglas L. Culler Orangeburg, SC Amy L- Davidson Enoree, SC 115 David B. Delph Earlow, FL Karen E. DeYoung Savannah, GA Brett A. Downey Marietta. GA James A. Edwards, III Columbia, SC Robert W. Elliott Chester. SC Hugh L. Elmore. Jr. Woodruff. SC Christyann E. English Camden. SC Perry D. Evatt Easley. SC 116 Russell L. Favorite Marietta. GA Stacy D, Fletcher Clinton, SC Laura L. Flynt Doraville, GA Barbara E. Frady Clinton, SC Deborah K. Gardner Charlotte, NC Tammy D. Gay Amencus, GA Jason A, Gibson Greer, SC Mary Marshall Goode Rock Hill, SC Daryl Gore Chester, SC Elana C, Gourley Atlanta, GA Stanley W. Green Port Royal, SC Michael L. Greene Cochran, GA 117 Phillip L. Greene Cochran, GA Todd E. Griffies Atlanta, GA Todd D. Grovenstein Atlantic Beach. FL Michael P. Gruber Stone Mountain, GA Carol L, Gumpert Tucker, GA Henry H, Hall III Decatur, GA Bachman B. Harris Jr. Clinton, SC Rodney S. Harris Duluth, GA Steven D. Hensley Marion, NC Richard T, Hilton Simpsonville, SC Lucinda Y.L- Ho Anderson, SC Kathryn J. Holliday Piedmont, SC 118 James F. Holly Orlando, FL Elizabeth L, Howard Atlanta, GA Thomas A. Huff Augusta. GA Laura R. Humphreys Atlanta, GA Judy S. Humphries Laurens, SC Jeffery D. Jack Marietta, GA John L. Janes, Jr. Jonesboro, GA Sheila D. Jarvis Roswell. GA 119 Cheri L. Jones Andrews, SC Elizabeth S. Jones Chatham. VA Harold H. Jones, III Elberton, GA Rebecca A, Jordan Dunwoody, GA Randall B. Kardoes LaGrange, GA Paul D. Kellann, Jr. Dublin, GA Joseph R. Killorin Atlanta, GA Clyde D. Kinard, Jr. Allendale. SC Melissa A. Ledbetter Belton, SC Christopher S. Lewis Amelia Island, FL Tor M. Ljung Durham, NC John H. Lott Laurens. SC 120 J.F.D, Lucas Greenville, SC Carolyn S Lutz Chester, SC Gayia L Marshall Cairo. GA Marian Martin Atlanta, GA Richard G. Mayson, Jr. Clinton, SC Sarah I, McAliley College Park. GA Charles F. McDarrls Waynesville. NC Elizabeth A. McDonnold Atlanta. GA John B. McGill Fort Mill. SC Ellis W. Mills, III Stone Mountain. GA Susan M. Mishoe Columbia, SC James L. Mongomery Lake City, FL 121 Edward J, Morris. Jr. Charlotte. NC Caroline R. Murphey Decatur. GA Marshall B. Neil. IV Decatur. GA Harry V. Nelson. IV Matthews, NC Michael A. Newsome Union City. GA Thomas 0. Newton. Jr. Abbeville, SC William L. Oppenheimer Atlanta. GA Janet V. Packer Florence, SC 122 Harry F, Petersen. IV Atlanta, GA David R. Phenix Atlanta, GA Cynthia J. Powell Spartanburg. SC Robert N, Prince Loris. SC Jeanne R, Record Dunwoody, GA Kimberly M. Redmond Greenville, SC Karen A. Reetz Dunwoody, GA Sydney R. Reeves Richburg, SC Rodney K. Revis Pelzer, SC Susan W. Reynolds Columbia, SC Elizabeth J. Rickert Winston-Salem, NC Reuben B. Ridgeway Greenville, SC 123 Daniel A. Roberts Berlin, GA Jane A. Rogers Greenville, SC Karen M. Rogers Columbia, SC Mary D. Rogers Cross Anchor, SC William A. Rogers wrrt Greenville, SC Deanna L. Roof Irmo, SC Sara A. Ross Manassas. VA Lisa A. Sabo Piedmont, SC James D. Samples, Jr. Jonesboro, GA Kendall A. Sapp Rock Hill. SC Joan D. Schilling Piedmont, SC John C. Scott Avondale Estates. GA 124 James H. Shoptaw Dublin, GA Cornelia E. Shows Summerville, SC Dana A. Smith Jonesboro. GA Peggy J. Smith Cashiers. NC Gordon T. Snipes Rock Hill, SC Allan B, Spearman Florence. SC Cynthia A. Starnes Great Falls. SC Whitney A. Steele Columbia. SC 125 Michael J. Streeter Columbia. SC Jeffrey D. Swanson Marietta, GA Charles E. Sweat Atlanta, GA Anne L. Taylor Atlanta, GA Jerri L. Thacker Clinton, SC Judson R. Trippe, III Marietta, GA Cynthia L. Troutman Lake Wales, GA Sheila R. Turregano Clinton, SC Amy R. Underhill Columbia, SC Catherine A. Vaughn North Augusta, SC Jennifer L. Walston Dunwoody, GA Paul J, Wheatley Spartanburg, SC 126 Samuel T. White Gainesville. GA Kathy A. Whitley Columbia, SC Margaret S, Widener Camden, SC Robert S, Wilson Atlanta, GA William E. Wilson Chester, SC Teresa L. Wood Greer, SC Jack R. Yarborough Jr. Atlanta, GA Kenneth R. Youngblood. Jr. North Augusta, SC 127 Louanne Adkins Rock Hill. SC; Sophomore Ralph D. Aguera. Jr Avon. CT; Freshman Michael E. Albright Jacksonville. FL; Freshman Teddy L Alexander Manchester, GA; Junior John D Anderson Pinemeadow, CT; Freshman Julie V Anderson Cedartown. GA; Freshman Amy M- Archer Atlanta. GA; Sophomore Brett G. Armstrong Strong Mountain. GA; Junior Tracy L. Arrington Winter Park, FL; Freshman Crystal A. Atkinson Spartanburg. SC; Sophomore John S- Atkinson Chester. SC; Freshman Jo Anna Baard Milledgeville. GA; Sophomore Jan M Bailey Stone Mountain. GA; Freshman Troy D Baird Sumter. SC; Sophomore Charlene M Bairefoot Greenville, SC; Junior Nancy K Ballard Eatonton, GA; Sophomore James F, Bangle Atlanta, GA; Sophomore Owen W Barker, Jr. Allendale, SC; Sophomore Delpherd L. Barksdale Laurens, SC; Sophomore Christopher H. Bartenfeld Atlanta. GA; Freshman Christopher A Bates Jonesboro. GA; Junior Gent Battle Elliiay, GA; Freshman Robert W Batts Mt Pleasant. SC; Junior William A Baxter Atlanta, GA; Junior Ruth D. Beale Woodruft, SC; Sophomore Christopher D Beaver Nashville, TN; Sophomore Shannon R Beery Summerville. SC; Sophomore Ansley G Balcher Orangeburg. SC; Freshman Christopher S Benjamin Clinton. SC; Junior Phillip R Bennett Kershaw. SC; Freshman 128 VaDonna J. Benson Dillion. SC; Junior Boone L. Benson Tucker, GA: Freshman Beniamin C Berry. Ill Atlanta, GA: Junior William G. Besley Columbia, SC; Junior Deborah H. Bettler Tucker, GA; Sophomore Barbara J, Belts Atlanta. GA; Freshman Fredrick B. Belts Atlanta, GA; Sophomore Dawn M. Birdsall Fruitland Park, FL; Freshman Deborah D. Blair Folkston, GA; Freshman Robert M. Blandford Arnold. MD; Junior Melanie J, Blanton Piedmont. SC; Freshman Amy L Blinson Milledgeville. GA; Sophomore Kathryn G. Blocher West Palm Beach. FL: Sophomore John B Blue Greenville. SC; Junior Christopher T Bogue Columbia. SC: Freshman James F Bond Jacksonville. FL; Sophomore Malcolm A. Bonner. Jr. Fountain Inn, SC; Sophomore Edward J. Boswell Greensboro. GA; Junior Johnson G Boswell Greensboro. GA; Freshman Wendy M. Boyer Clinton. SC; Freshman Anne S- Bradley Conyers, GA; Junior John N Brandes Atlanta, GA; Junior Barbara A. Bremer Spartanburg. SC; Freshman Mary T Bridges Atlanta. GA; Sophomore Jane S Brooks Greensboro. NC; Sophomore Andre L. Brower Thomasville, GA; freshman Susan 1. Bryson Greenwood. SC; Junior Bencita C. Bugarin Columbia. SC: Freshman Susan A, Bunting Clarkston. GA; Sophomore Kimberly S. Burnside Clinton. SC; Sophomore 129 Thomas R. Burnside. Ill Augusta. GA; Freshman Carolyn J. Burriss Columbus. GA: Freshman Eugene W, Byers. Jr. Summervllle. SC; Junior Karen J. Campbell Clinton, SC: Junior Frank D. Cannon Carlo. GA: Sophomore Cynthia G. Cantrell Salem. SC: Junior Jean C. Carmichael Charlotte. NC: Freshman Laura M. Carson Commerce. GA: Junior Jennifer B. Carter Homerville. GA: Sophomore Michael S. Casey Lexington. SC: Freshman Ronald W. Cassada Danville. VA: Junior Kimberly D. Castor Rome. GA: Freshman Richard W, Causey. Jr. Greenville. SC: Junior Allan W. Chanaberry Atlanta. GA: Freshman William C. Cheek Abbeville. SC: Junior Gretchen R, Childress Clinton. SC: Junior Deborah J. Churchill Dunwoody. GA: Sophomore Gail A. Cissel Tucker. GA: Sophomore John D. Clark Sumter. SC: Sophomore Connie S. Cline Orlando. FL: Freshman Elizabeth G. Collier Atlanta. GA: Freshman Michele L. Combs Marietta. GA: Freshman Gary R Cooper. Jr. Charleston. SC: Freshman Edward F. Corbett Aiken. SC: Junior Michael T, Coursey Clinton. SC: Sophomore John B. Coward. Jr. Awendaw. SC: Sophomore Benjamin C. Crabtree Greenville. SC: Freshman Kris N, Crawford Lilburn. GA: Freshman Clay A. Crook Jupiter. FL: Junior Hal H. Crosswell. Ill Columbia. SC: Freshman 130 John A. Dantzler Birmingham, AL; Freshman Robert W Daughtry. Jr Macon, GA; Freshman Lee L Davenport Ft Benning, GA; Sophomore Michael T, Davenport Clinton. SC; Junior Mary W Davidson Milledgeville, GA; Fr eshman Timothy L Davis Fairburn, GA; Freshman William C, Deavor Brevard, NC; Freshman Phillip M Dempsey Campebello. SC; Freshman John C. Dennis Hilton Head, SC; Junior Timothy E, Dennis Meansville. GA; Junior Patrick H. Dent St. Matthews. SC; Sophomore Beverli J, Dickson Spartanburg. SC; Junior Robin L. Dillard Ormond Beach. FL; Freshman Sandra A Dover Westminster. SC; Freshman Edna E, Dowd Charleston. SC; Junior Deborah M Drake Piedmont. SC. Freshman Stacy L Drakeford Cheraw. SC; Sophomore Christopher M DuBose Hilton Head. SC; Sophomore Emma H Dunovant West Columbia. SC Freshman Roxane D. Durant Atlanta. GA; Junior Steven R. Durst Potomac. MD; Sophomore James S Elkins Palm Beach Shores. FL: Junior David A. Elliott North Myrtle Beach. SC; Junior Kim L Elliott Laurinburg. NC: Freshman John P Ellis Sumter. SC; Sophomore Maryanne Elrod Marietta. GA; Freshman Hollie H, Ergle. Ill Batesburg, SC: Junior Todd M. Erickson Seneca. SC; Junior Josephine G Evans Macon. GA; Sophomore Lesley S. Evans Mount Pleasant, SC; Freshman 131 James F Eyerman Greenville. SC; Freshman Charles E. Fallaw Rock Hill, SC: Sophomore Stuart G Fears. Ill Fredericksburg. VA; Sophomore Amy B, Flowers Atlanta. GA: Junior Paul A. Flowers Brunswick. GA; Freshman Augusta M. Forbes Birmingham. AL: Sophomore Andrew H. Ford Lake View. SC; Freshman Timothy C. Foster Spartanburg. SC; Freshman Tammy M. Fowler Gainesville. GA; Freshman Virginia M- Fowler Taylors, SC; Sophomore Susan E, Fox Dunwoody. GA; Sophomore John S. Frantz Athens. GA; Freshman Brenda E. Frasard Lithonia. GA; Sophomore Lora A, Fraizer Glade Valley. NC; Junior Jeffrey C. Freeman. Jr. Columbia, SC; Freshman Jill E, Fuller Atlanta. GA. Freshman Angela L, Fulmer Saluda. SC; Sophomore Kathryn B. Fussell Spartanburg. SC; Junior Mary S Gannon Stone Mountain. GA; Sophomore Angela M, Gardner Rock Hill. SC; Junior Brian T Gary Savannah. GA; Freshman Missy Gaston Maitland. FL; Junior John E. Gayton Decatur. GA; Junior Jeffrey C, Gee Snellville. GA; Junior Tracey L. Gentry Beaufort. SC; Sophomore Katherine A. George Decatur. GA; Freshman Mary E. George BIythewood. SC; Sophomore James W Gibson Charleston Heights. SC; Sophomore Jacqueline S Gingrich Carrollton. GA; Freshman William D, Gordon Kingstree, SC; Sophomore 132 Jackson C. Graham, III Mountville, SC; Sophomore Joan M, Graham Lake City. SC; Sophomore Jonathan A. Gray Anderson. S C: Freshman Douglas M. Greblen Greenville. SC; Junior Stanley Green Turbeville. SC; Freshman Charles D. Gresham Chester. SC; Junior Lisa A. Grier Rock Hill. SC; Freshman Amanda M. Grittin Greenville. SC; Freshman Gilbert D. Grossman. Jr. Atlanta. GA; Sophomore James H. Gruber Stone Mountain. GA; Junior Rick K. Gully Macon. GA; Sophomore Brooke E Gurley Decatur. GA; Sophomore Deborah L. Hackett Orange Park. FL; Sophomore Jane M. Hall Columbia. SC; Freshman Benjamin C. Hampton Greenville. SC; Sophomore Bob J. Hampton Easley, SC; Freshman Ronald W. Hamrick. Jr. South Daytona. FL; Freshman Robert D, Hand Atlanta, GA; Sophomore Louisa L. Handley Augusta, GA; Freshman Morris G. Hardigree Hartwell. GA; Freshman John C. Harrell Tucker. GA; Sophomore Susan E. Harrison Concord. GA; Junior Tracy E. Harvey Pacolet. SC; Junior Heather D. Hasty At hens. GA; Sophomore Thomas L. Hatchett. Jr. Dublin. GA; Junior James C. Haverstick Atlanta, GA; Freshman Sheron E. Head Gainesville. GA; Sophomore William Burley Head Columbia. SC; Sophomore Elliot C. Heath Decatur. GA; Freshman Rachel R, Helms Jacksonville. FL; Sophomore 133 Sandra L. Hensley Ridgecrest. NC; Junior Gregory F. Herren Newberry. SC: Sophomore Andrew D. Heyward Anderson. SC; Junior Jonathan C. Hicklln Rock Hill. SC: Sophomore John D. Hickman Atlanta. GA; Junior Timothy R. Hiddemen Augusta. GA; Sophomore Laura P. Hill Columbia. SC; Sophomore Henry D. Hisaw Columbus. GA; Freshman Elizabeth K. Hodges Charleston. SC; Freshman Scott A. Hoffman Clinton. SC; Freshman Maria E. Honey Dunwoody. GA; Freshman Charles G. Howard. Jr. Darlington. SC; Sophomore Elizabeth L. Howard Atlanta. GA; Senior Christopher J. Hucks Mullins. SC; Sophomore Lynn D. Hudgins. Jr. Social Circle. GA; Sophomore Elizabeth S. Hudson Marietta. GA; Sophomore Martha L. Hughes Atlanta. GA; Freshman William C. Hughes Greenville. SC; Sophomore Katherine K. Huie Decatur. GA; Freshman Richard B. Human, Jr. Harlem. GA; Freshman Tamara S. Hurt Marietta. GA; Sophomore Sidney J, Huskey Greenwood. SC; Sophomore Kimberly L. Hyatt Loris. SC; Sophomore Sarah E. Hydrick Charleston. SC; Freshman Felicia A. Jackson Gumming. GA; Freshman Lawrence D. Jackson Atlanta. GA; Junior Clarissa G. Jakob Taylors. SC; Sophomore Constance R. James Edgefield. SC; Sophomore C. Beth Jetfcoat Greenwood. SC; Freshman George A. Jenkins, III Columbia, SC; Freshman 134 Melissa A. Jennings Columbia, SC: Freshman Peter L. Jensen Spartanburg, SC; Freshman James R. Jessee, III Marietta, GA; Freshman Blllie R. Johnson Augusta, GA: Sophomore E. Yvonne Johnson Fairburn, GA; Junior Carol A. Joiner Goose Creek, SC; Sophomore Lisa M. Kaltz Edgefield, SC; Freshman Lynn M. Kaufman Brunswick, GA; Sophomore Jackie L. Kee Greenville, SC; Freshman Benjamin B. Kelly Monticello, GA; Freshman Susan K. Kelly Linden, NC; Sophomore Scott M. Kerr Jacksonville, FL; Sophomore Gary R. Kinard Ridge Springs, SC; Junior Elizabeth C. King Marietta, GA; Sophomoe Russell D. King Marietta, GA; Sophomore Gregory M. Kinsey Walterboro, SC; Sophomore Gina L. Kirkland Bamberg, SC; Sophomore Kimberly L. Kloster Atlanta, GA; Sophomore Steven J. Knight Charleston, SC; Freshman Katharina D. Kopplin Fairburn, GA; Freshman Stanley P. Kubala, Jr. Columbia, SC; Freshman Rupert E. Kuhne, III Columbia, SC; Sophomore Johnny G. Ladd Blair, SC; Sophomore Richard F. Law, Jr. Fort Washington, MD; Freshman Joan L, Lawless Atlanta, GA; Junior Frank W. Lawson, Jr. Atlanta, GA; Freshman Laura L. Lee Taylors, SC; Freshman Maryanne Lee LaGrange, GA; Sophomore Tracey L. Lee Greenville, SC; Junior Micheal E. Leonhardt Union, SC; Sophomore 135 Virginia A. Lindley Laurens. SC; Sophomore Kevin A. Little Warner Robins. GA: Freshman Suzanne Lloyd Stone Mountain. GA; Freshman James G. Long, III Spartanburg. SC; Junior Jeffery E. Long Ridgeway. SC; Sophomore Carolyn L. Lucas Greenville. SC; Sophomore Cicero G. Lucas. IV Snellville. GA; Freshman Deborah E. Lutz Chester. SC; Freshman Marie Maddox Easley. SC; Junior Frank H. Maier. Ill Atlanta. GA; Sophomore Martha L. Martin Clinton, SC; Junior Melinda A. Martin Blackville. SC; Junior Michael D. Martin Atlanta. GA; Freshman Robert H. Martin. Jr. Greenville. SC; Freshman Kimberly D. Mathis North Wilkesboro. NC; Sophomore Mary H. Matthews Mooresville. NC; Freshman William G. Matthews Moultrie. GA; Sophomore Sarah W. McCardle Columbia. SC; Freshman Kathy L, McCleskey Atlanta. GA; Freshman Kimberly L. McClure Acworth. GA; Freshman Harold S. McConnell. Jr. Atlanta, GA; Sophomore David N. McCorkle Charlotte, NC; Freshman Celia J. McCoy Stone Mountain, GA; Freshman James E. McDaniel, Jr. Manchester, GA; Freshman Stephen K. McDonnold Atlanta. GA; Sophomore E. Jane McDowell Marietta. GA; Junior John M. McGee Simpsonville, SC; Freshman Mall McGinn Huntersville. NC; Freshman Andrew T. McGown Columbia. SC; Sophomore Margaret H. McGown Columbia. SC; Freshman 136 A. Keith McGuire Fort Mill, SC; Junior Roderick G. McLain Atlanta. GA; Junior Jotin N. McMillan Ctiarlotte, NC; Junior William J. McMillan, Jr. Florence, SC: Freshman Jeffrey A, Medford Jonesville. SC; Freshman Teresa R. Meek Gastonia. NC; Freshman Pamela A, Meeks Clinton. SC; Sophomore Patricia D. Meeks Clinton. SC; Junior Anthony 0. Mensah Montreat. NC; Junior Daniel R. Merchant Joanna. SC; Freshman Virginia D. Mewborn Marietta. GA; Freshman Cordia L. Middleton. Ill Atlanta. GA; Freshman William W. Miles Greenville. SC; Junior Heather C. Miller Athens. GA; Freshman James A. Miller Greenville. TN; Sophomore Ronald D. Miller York. SC; Sophomore Jamie A. Mitchell North Myrtle Beach. SC; Sophomore Tracey M. Mitchell Marietta. GA Sophomore Margaret P. Moftatt Asheville. NC; Sophomore Mildred J. Moncus Stone Mountain, GA; Freshman Anissa L Moore Greenville. SC; Freshman Avery L. Moore Camden, SC; Sophomore Carol A, Moore Greenville, SC; Freshman Charles Moore Spartanburg, SC; Freshman Tony M. Morgan Joanna. SC; Junior Kelly L, Morris Charlotte. NC; Junior Robert J. Morris Brunswick. GA; Sophomore Tracy D. Morrow Enoree. SC; Junior Robert A. Mullins North Augusta. SC; Junior Beverly K, Mundy Clarkston. GA; Junior 137 B. Diane Murray Atlanta, GA: Sophomore William D. Murray Fort Wayne, IN: Sophomore Amelia A, Myers Summerville, SC; Junior Kimberly T. Nash Gaithersburg, MD: Junior Karen L. Needham Clinton. SC: Junior Peter J. Neidenbach Gainesville. GA: Junior David A. Neville Norwich. VT: Sophomore Julia A. Neville Gumming. GA; Freshman Taylor S. Newton Monroe. GA: Junior Nancy A. Nieman Casselberry. FL: Sophomore Jessica L. Nye Clinton. SC: Junior Louise G. Ogden Danville, VA: Freshman Karl F. Ohiandt Wadmalaw Island. SC: Sophomore Vicki L. Olafson Bamberg. SC: Sophomore Michael W. Oliver Dublin, GA: Freshman Jenifer J. Olson Simpsonville. SC: Sophomore Adam D. Orkin Atlanta, GA: Sophomore Franklyn D. Owen, III Columbia, SC; Freshman James N. Owen, III Decatur, GA; Sophomore Maria A. Pahno Savannah, GA; Freshman Allison J. Parker Spartanburg, SC: Freshman Marian C. Parker Cartersville. GA; Freshman Mitchell L. Patterson Irmo. SC; Freshman Christopher W. Payne Lawrenceville. GA; Freshman Anne R. Peebles Columbia. SC: Junior Susan G. Petrakis Tampa. FL; Sophomore Katherine E. Phenix Atlanta, GA; Freshman Linda A. Pickard Marion. SC: Freshman Ellas H. Pinckney. Jr. Ridgeland. SC: Freshman Sarah L. Pinckney Ridgeland, SC; Sophomore 138 John 0, Pittman Commerce. GA; Sophomore James Y. Pitts Greenwood, SC: Sophomore Timothy D. Pitts Greenville, SC; Freshman Alexander C, Powell Chester, SC; Junior Teresa K. Powell Greenville, SC; Sophomore Lewis H. Power Laurens, SC; Junior Susan W, Pratt Covington, GA; Sophomore Brian E. Preveaux Cottageville, SC; Freshman Thomas S. Pritchard Decatur, GA; Junior Andrea L, Pruitt Belton, SC; Freshman Brian S. Purcell Decatur, GA; Sophomore Janet L. Quarles Johnston. SC; Sophomore Thomas G. Qumn, Jr. Cleveland, GA; Freshman Charles E. Raines, Jr. Olanta. SC; Freshman Rebecca J. Randall Abbeville. SC; Freshman Jeffrey W. Ray Aiken. SC; Sophomore Cynthia M. Reagan Greenwood. SC; Sophomore Catharine A. Redd Columbia. SC; Freshman Kathleen H. Reid Madison. GA; Sophomore Nancy A. Renwick Clinton, SC; Sophomore Charles C. Rettberg Fountain Inn, SC; Sophomore Reva L. Revis Pelzer, SC; Freshman Margaret E. Rhorer Gaithersburg, MD; Sophomore Susan M. Rinalducci Decatur. GA; Freshman John S. Roark Liburn. GA; Sophomore Margaret E. Roark Liburn. GA; Junior James W. Robbins Atlanta. GA; Freshman Jonathan L. Roberts Seneca. SC; Junior Saralyn Robertson Roswell. GA; Junior Christopher H. Robinson Tucker. GA; Sophomore 139 Kenneth A. Rodes Columbia. SC: Junior Kathryn A. Rogers Roswell, GA: Freshman Stephanie E, Rogers Greenville, SC; Freshman Lisa C. Roof Fort Mill, SC; Freshman Martha E. Rooker Greensboro, NC; Sophomore Fielding D. Russell. Ill Edisto Island, SC; Junior Rion M. Rutledge, Jr. Rock Hill, SC; Sophomore Sandra L. Salter Roswell, GA; Freshman Kimberly A. Satterfield Greenwood, SC; Junior Barbara L. Saunders Winnsboro, SC; Sophomore Randall J. Sawyer Greenville, SC; Sophomore Sonya M. Schiller Lexington, SC; Freshman Jeffery R. Schilling Piedmont, SC; Freshman Mary E. Serna Clinton, SC; Junior Susan P, Sessions Macon. GA; Freshman Crystal J. Sharpe Due West. SC; Sophomore Miriam A. Shealy Leesville. SC; Sophomore Charles B. Sheffield Longmont, CO; Freshman Michael A. Sheffield Carrollton, GA; Sophomore Matthew D. Shelbourne Summerville, SC; Freshman Adrienne Shelton Gaffney, SC; Sophomore Lisa C. Shouse Newberry, SC; Sophomore William C. Silverwood Lilburn, GA; Freshman David W. Sloop Wilson, NC; Junior David E. Smith Orangeburg, SC; Freshman Karen M. Smith Clinton, SC; Freshman Nicholas C. Smith Lexington. SC; Freshman Guy G. Smith. Ill Spring. TX; Freshman William B. Snipes Social Circle. GA; Sophomore Leslie E. Snow St. Simons Island. GA; Sophomore 140 Meredith M. Spradley Eastman, GA; Junior Karyl M. Stamp Vance, SC; Freshman Susan L- Staples Waycross, GA; Freshman Silke C, Stutz Shelby, NC: Freshman Lori A. Sullivan Jefferson, SC; Sophomore Margaret W, Tabor Decatur, GA; Junior David A. Tansill Atlanta, GA; Freshman Amy R. Taylor Lexington, KY; Sophomore Tasha C. Taylor Bogart, GA; Freshman Lynn R. Templeton Clinton, SC; Sophomore Wilson R. Tennille, Jr. Amelia Island, FL; Freshman Kathryn S. Thomas Bishopville, SC; Sophomore Susan L. Thomas Greenville, SC; Freshman Holly S- Thompson Richmond. VA; Sophomore Isaac M. Thompson. Ill Monroe. GA; Junior Jacob M. Thompson Olanta, SC; Freshman Tyson S. Tidwell Macon, GA; Junior Marie Louise Tillman Athens, GA; Junior Leslie R. Tomasovich Atlanta, GA; Junior Amanda L. Trantham Hendersonville. NC; Junior William 8. Tribble Columbia. SC; Junior George P. Trunk Rock Hill. SC; Junior Paul 8, Tshihamba Republic of Zaire; Junior Benita A. Tucker Duncan. SC; Junior Thomas H. Tully Atlanta. GA; Sophomore Julia C. Turner Inman. SC; Freshman Kimberly A. Twitty Charleston. SC; Freshman Teresa A. Tyson Clinton. SC; Freshman John A. Utiey Taylors. SC; Freshman Cheryl A. Vanture Montgomery. AL; Sophomore 141 Jennifer L. Vaughan Marietta, GA: Freshman Kenneth E. Vaughn Lyman. SC; Sophomore Robert C. Vernon Brunswick, GA; Sophomore F. Milhe Volf Sylvania, GA; Sophomore Mary B. Waddell Asheville, NC; Freshman Andrew G. Walker Clinton. SC: Junior Carey B. Walker Marietta, GA; Freshman Elliott D. Walker Athens, GA; Freshman Juliana I. Walker Waycross, GA; Junior Pamela L. Walker Barnwell, SC; Junior Robert H. Walker Rock Hill, SC; Sophomore Karen A. Walsh Hampton, SC; Freshman Kimberly D. Wardlaw Central, SC; Freshman Cecil D. Warner Elizabethtown, NC; Freshman Dustin J. Warner Wexford. PA; Freshman William R. Warren Allendale. SC; Sophomore William C. Watkins. Jr. Camden. SC; Junior Carol A. White Marietta. GA; Sophomore Jennifer S, White Houston. TX; Junior Deborah L. Whitmire Taylors. SC; Freshman Roland R. Wilbanks. Jr. Greer. SC; Sophomore Martha L. Williams Edgefield. SC; Junior Elizabeth P. Wilson Jacksonville. FL; Junior Leigh A. Wilson Sandersville. GA; Sophomore Martha E. Wilson Dunwoody. GA; Sophomore Daniel G. Winkles Forest Park. GA; Freshman Amy E. Winston Brevard. NC; Junior William A. Winter. Ill t ount Pleasant. SC; Freshman Cathy L. Woodcock Pelzer, SC; Junior Ruth A. Woody Stone Mountain, GA; Freshman 142 ii fs -s H H 1 V Paul B, Yearout Aurora. GA; Freshman Elizabeth D. Youngblood Stone Mountain, GA; Freshman Mary E. Youngblood North Augusta, SC; Freshman 143 Who ' s Who Karen Virginia Christie Laura Louise Flynt No Photo Available Kimberly Scarborough Ham James Alvin Edwards Michael Paul Gruber Russell Lloyd Favorite Carol Lynne Gumpbert Jeffery David Jack Sheila Dundee Jarvis Cheri Lynn Jones Who ' s Who Paul David Kellam Marian Martin No Photo Available L Robert Baird Nickerson Kim Moxley Redmond Kendall Allison Sapp James Harold Shoptaw Sarah Ivey McAliley If James Donald Samples Allen Bradshaw Spearman Cynthia Anne Starnes Michael Joseph Streeter Catherine Ann Vaughn William Ernest Wilson PORTS M w Football 1984 m amm R O S L itMPLtiOiN i nr l AL EDU ) y r I aMm An Exciting Return How ' bout them Hose! This year was an exciting year for PC football fans as PC returned to its winning ways of old. PC finished with a winning record of 7-4. This was the best record for PC ' s football team since 1979. Statistically, it was an- other good year for the Blue Hose football team. On offense, PC had a total of 125 first downs. They rushed for 69 first downs and passed for 38 first downs. PC rushed for a total of 1303 yards on 490 attempts. PC passed for a total 926 yards on 190 attempts. Defensively, Lawrence Jackson led all PC tacklers with 61 unassisted tackles. Coach Cally Gault stated that his only goal for this year was for the team to do as well as it could. With respect to this goal, Coach Gault ' s said he was pleased overall with the success of this year ' s team and stat- ed that regardless of the circum- stances the team never gave up. Coach Gault said his number one priority for next year was to assure Presbyterian ' s continuing excite- ment, spirit, and class PC fans are accustomed to seeing. This year ' s tri-captains were Michael Greene, Charles Huff, and J.F. Lucas. 149 Volleyball 1985 From left to right Mary Helen Mathews. Kendall Sapp. Sarah Hydrick. Lou Hughes Knsti Sharpe Holly Thompson. Judy Rodda. Dianne Meeks. Becky Jordan (Captain) Lisa Ledbetter (Captain) Front Libby Galloway, coach Assistant Cbaches: Ted u Margee Rhorer (Manager). ff. Marie TillmaniScorekeeper) The 1985 Girl ' s volleyball season opened up under the direction of first year coach, Libby Galloway. Miss Galloway stated that this year ' s team schedule was tougher than in years past because of tougher competition and more tournaments on the weekends, but she added that it was a builder of character for the team. Miss Galloway was asked whether she was pleased with the accom- plishments of this year ' s girl ' s team and what her top priority was for next year ' s girl ' s volleyball team. The coach said she was pleased overall and as a first year coach it was a learning experience for her. She said this year was a rebuilding year for the team and this year ' s girls were dedicated players and worked hard toward team goals. The coach said her top priority for next year ' s team is recruiting. She said she would be looking for tall hitters for next year ' s volleyball team. This year ' s team graduates the seniors: Lisa Ledbetter, Becky Jordan, Judy Rodda, and Kendall Sapp. This year ' s team co-captains were Lisa Leddbetter and Becky Jor- dan, who led via their experience and dedication to girls ' volleyball. Soccer: A New Tradition | ' h w € 7v, T- First row N Smith, B. Purcell. D. Montgomery, J. Eyerman, J. Inman, P. Jackson, J. Yeager. Second row; D. Hickman, T. Gruber, J. Haversti Schilling, R. McLain, B. Neil, B. Armstrong, E. Heath. Third row: Coach Poison, H. Young, M. Gruber, J. Harrell, M. Shelbourne, H. Peterson. H C. Mayfield, P. Saless, F. Hulet, B. Hiesel. Not pictured: S. Wilson. ck, J. Hall, SOCCER: A NEW TRADITION The Presbyterian College Soccer team Is a growing tradition. Student and faculty sup- port increased from previous years and the fans were very enthusiastic. The team was a talented, well disciplined team. Coach Ralph Poison stated that the team had a huge amount of over round ability and a lot of personality. They were fun to watch and fun to be around. A highlight game in the season was at Flor- ida Southern. Presbyterian not only beat the NCAA division II school 5-2, but also got a chance to exercise their personality on the Florida beaches. The team ' s record, 7-9-1, is a little deceiving of their actual perfor- mance. Added to their playing schedule this year were four NCAA division I schools, one NCAA division II school and one NCAA divi- sion III school. Presbyterian had very re- spectable performances against each of these schools. They even forced two of the Division I schools. The Citadel and Jackson- ville University, into overtime play before narrow losses had to be recorded. Three schools the team faced were NAIA nationally ranked within the top-twenty schools in the country: Erskine, Winthrop, and USC-Spar- tanburg. Overcoming their tough schedule, the team placed fifth among the twelve NAIA schools in our conference. They went on to the NAIA district six tournament after beat- ing Oglethorpe College 4-0. Co-captains for this year ' s team were Bret Armstrong, Mike Gruber, and Banks Neil. Of- fensive stand-outs were forward Harry Pe- terson and Mid-fielder Bret Armstrong. Pe- terson had twelve goals with eight assists and was NAIA District 6 player of the week for the week ending from October 10. Arm- strong also lead the team in 10 assists and four goals. John Harrell, a two year starter, was also an outstanding mid-fielder. Henry Hall and Banks Neil were defensive stan- douts, each being tremendous defenders. Also Coach Poison stated that freshman goalie Jimmy Eyerman was by far the best goalie in the NAIA District 6 player of the week for the week ending September 16. ' i V 157 Men ' s Tennis tiUii Standing (I to r): Joe Huff. Bill Besley. Todd Grovenstein. Jeff Hoffman. Kneeling (I to r): Robbie Nickerson. Wilson Tennille. Ricky Hoffman Not pictured: George Jenkins. Cfiris Lewis. Brian Gary. Brett Downy ' ' w, '  SM  W Golf 1985 The 1985 Golf team had the potential to have a successful season. P.C. ' s golf coach Elliott Poss said the team possessed the qualities to be a good team and cited the fact that the golf team returned five lettermen from last year ' s team: Andy Walk- er, Dwayne Garick, Robert Youngblood, David Elliott, and Bill Warren. The golf team played in many tournaments and had several matches. Pictured above are David Elliott, Steven Mc- Donald, Andy Walker, and Robert Youngblood. 160 Rifle Team Front row (I to r): Jason McDanlel. Mali McGinn. Kim Kelly, Rion Rutledge, Back row (I to r): Lee Elmore. Danny Winkles. Charlie Carothers, James Kennedy, John Dennis, Whit Evans, and Chip Holly (captain). The 1984-85 Presbyterian College Rifle team began its sec- ond season since being re-instated last year. This year ' s team had matches against South Carolina, Georgia, and Virginia. One of the tougher matches for this year ' s team was against North Carolina State, a NCAA top twenty team. Captain Karnes, Presbyterian ' s coach, states that this year ' s team schedule was going to be tough because Presbyterian has to play teams that are in a bigger division than Presbyteri- an. With tougher competition. Captain Karnes said that he would be happy with a .500 or better record. This year ' s team captain was Chip Holly, a three year veter- an. The Presbyterian College Rifle team returned four letter- men from last year and the varsity was divided into A and B teams. 161 Women ' s Tennis First row (I to r): Jennifer Carter, Elana Gourley. Kathy Reid, Maryanne Lee. and Mary Bridges. Second row (I to r): Shannon Howze, Stephanie Cole, Lisa Terry, and Lynn Kaufman. i=i Men ' s Basketball The 1984-1985 Men ' s Basketball team looked ready for another excit- ing year. P.C. returned 12 players from last year ' s team, which had the best record ever (25-6) for P.C. The Blue Hose finished 13th in the NAIA last year. Coach Butch Estes said that his personal goals for this year ' s team were for the team to play at the same level as last year and win 20 or more games for the third year in a row — an unprecedented achieve- ment in P.C. basketball history. He also said he hoped the team would finish in the top four in District Six and would finish with a national ranking. He stated that the only team goal was an unwritten goal of at least 20 games. P.C. played two Division One op- ponents this year and upset Stetson, a very well respected Division One team. Front Row (L to R); Eric Smith. Kenny Howard, Barclay Radebaugh, Earl Conner. Mike Smith, Chris Walter, Doug Sadler Second: Dan Nunnery, Mike Brady, Troy Tummond, Danny Howell, Kelvin Montague, Wiley Adams Back: David Behrens, Jimmy Gaffney (Asst. Coach), Troy Baird (Asst.), Butch Estes (Head Coach), Scott Nunnery, Bailey Harris (Student Coach), Doc Godfrey. Photo by Doug Hood. 164 165 1 166 167 Women ' s Basketball The Lady Blue Hose started this sea- son with a new head coach and a win- ning attitude. The coach, Byron Rucker, has served as assistant coach under Randy Randall at P.C. for the past four seasons as well as being both Athletic Trainer and Sports Information Director for P.C. The Lady Blue Hose are now 8-4 and are playing winning basketball. This year ' s captains are seniors Barbara Frady and Simone Clark and junior Martha Williams. Frady leads the team in assists and is the floor leader at point guard. Clark, a for- ward, is a strong rebounder with a great shooting touch. Williams, center, is an experienced inside player with skillful offensive moves. Adrienne Sin- gleton, a junior, leads the team, as well as the District Six Conference after 12 games in points, averaging 23.1 points per game and 13.1 rebounds per game. She also leads the team in steals. Becky Jordan is a third senior whose playing abilities and competa- tive spirit will be missed. The Lady Blue Hose will have 11 strong returning players who should continue P.C. ' s winning tradition. Front Row (L to R): Julie Smith, Susan Thomas. Betsy Varner, Barbara Frady Second; Gail Cantrell, Becky Jordan, Rachel Greer, Adrian Singleton Back: Simone Clark. Lisa Grier, Martha Williams, Nancy Renwick. 1 m dJ p 1 1 • HH P l ' ze 170 f ' J _jr% ,c 2 ' itfl 9 r • VH r.-il pi V ir ra 1 r 171 T R A C K Team Members: Will Miles, Alex Bonner. Mark Roseman. Greg Kinsey, Owen Barker, Chris Hucks, Bailey Harris, Jimmy Lindsay, Del Barksdale, Charlie Huff, Michael Streefer, Stacey Drapford, Lawrence Jackson, Ty Tidwell, Evander Gerald, J.F. Lucas. Rick Yarborough. This year ' s track team features a whole string of returning athletes. Will Miles heads the list in distance. He holds the school record in the six mile run with 32 minutes and 59 seconds. Other distance runners returning are Alex Bonner, Mark Roseman and Greg Kinsey. Middle distance runners re- turning are Chris Hucks, Owen Barker, and Bailey Harris. Kent Larry, Jimmy Lindsay, Del Barksdale, and Charlie Huff will be leading the way in the sprints. Michael Streeter and Stacey Drapford will run the hurdles. Lawrence Jackson holds the school shotput with 53 ' and 1 and placed 8th in the nation at the NAIA National Track and Field Meet. Jackson also throws the discus. Greg Kinsey also shot-puts. Ty Tidwell and Evander Ger- ald return in the long jump. Rick Yar- borough in the high jump, and J.F. Lu- cas in the pole vault. 173 ' i J9$4 football Cheerleaders The 1984 Football Cheerleaders are George Floyd, Susan Bryson, Scott Roarl Gayla Marshall. Brooke Gurley. John Bryan (captain). Wanda Guffey. Lis Sabo, Ed Walker, John McMillan, and Joni Schilling (captain). Basketball Cheerleaders First row (I to r): Gretchen Childress. Katherine George, Jan Bailey. Kim Wardlaw, Laura Carson Second row (I to r): Roxanne Durant, Connie Cline, Danon Blair. Mary Youngblood, Michelle Stamp Third row (I to r): Joni Schilling. Gayla Marshall, Wanda Guffy. Brooke Gurley, Becky Randall Fourth Row (I to r): John Bryan. Steve Durst, Carolyn Lucas, Ed Walker, Jim Gruber v ' ' m] JI] - ' 177 178 179 cosseiie recorder, home unit. $85 2 879-M28 ' se Tope plover, B A. turntobie, disco 0489 otter 3pm Like new JVC- jturn Direct drive loll 288-9516 19 blOCk wtnte TV enna Good cond . it CollMtibkt ANTIOTJE MALL Mon Sot , 10-5 30 leMy cuoOoord. bencnes 232-6313 eSeropl-$ 15,000. 233 417 jonv Vlc ' orion por- 1 261-3073 Ander- MarDte-topped hing set. colid wol- 368 )n s Wordrobe. S75 5 1 Singer Sewing 277-4005. onvtime ono, solid cond $300 1232-7102 OltS, refl.  3T T3, now  JT.T3. Chtppewo tx ts. Insulated ond water proof Stocit No 23 1 Reg J94- SaleS 7 LUTHIS SPORTS PAWN 926 W Woshinglon St 233-0S51 GREENVILLE HUNTING 4 FISHINGCENTE9 1211 Homplon Ave Ext 242-4068 We ore now buying used guns. CH HOUSE ITIQUES n of ontiques of oil (Von-Frl 9 30-5. 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Mon ' tures include jelf-c ing oven, paddle fenced shoded ploy wosher dryer ce tlons MAXWELL RENT! 233-3661 Yourc plQi Nee Furm Unlve Sm upstoirs 2 BR, lull both, downtown, oil utilities incl $215 woodwir One, two, ofthr bedroom apartments wi all ttie extras Ask About Ou Winter Specie FufnlsheO Aptt Aval 246-0531 lovel □ t rm . 5 ,50O 11 with gos heot. hordwood floors, goroge m basement, fenced bockvord and corner lot Price includes retinlshing downstairs hardwood floors or carpet orf $1000 discount Also inclues re painting or $1000 discount $62,950 BERRY CO. I lond. JennAire and Nutone Food Center, large 3 7acreiofw circu- lar drive, owner transferred Re- Iduced t jj-u. o« JJ-6 00 onytifTie. 232-779; FONTANNA Forest - Bv owner Brick home, 3 BR, 2 twths. For mol LR DR, lorge den w FP. Kit brkf rm . screened por ' 1 2 bosmt w rec rm workshi Fenced yard $75.500 268-3646 HERITAGE LAKES NEW, 3 BR 2 both, great rm w cathedrol celling. 2 cor gar . $79,950 WORTH KIGER 235-4474 NEW home, 3 BR 2 Doth, greet room, rec facilities for excel neighborhood. $79,950 DAVIDSON COMPANY, 271 0706 NEW LISTING - Enlov vOur privacy in custom built home feo- turing moster BR w FP wolk in closet Dressing area In moster BR, greet room w FP. DR. 3 spe- cious BR, 3 baths, roomv kit dbl goroge Fenced bock yord $94,950 G-a435 GOLDSMITH BETTER HOMES 297-4950 NEW SUBDIVISION Between Brush Creek Ele- mentorv Eostslde High 2 story design with 3 BRS. 2 boths Gas heat ovaii $84,950 SMITH STEELE 297- 600 NORTHWOOD New homes from $79,900 Sect 4 now open Beautiful wooded lots BALENTINE BROS. BUILDERS 268-5494 POWDERSVILLE FHA Assump- tion, low equity 2 yr old custom built, 3 8R, 2 ' 2 baths, OR. tieot pump Ttie Colony $76,900 Tn County Reolty. 249-19 STAUTON BRIDGE. 4 BR, 2 ' j both, LR, DR, den w FP, dbl go- roye, 1 7 acres $77,900 Ounl ReoJty 6 911 m-HofflM $100 ndOvir BY OWNER - HuntlnBton Subd 2700 sq ft. l ' 3 0C, $135,000 2 7-1802 after 6 BY OWN E R Strolford Forest 4 BR. 3 ' i both brIcK house 1 Va oc Beoullfuiiv londscoped 40x20 pool w bothhouse $225,000 233-2738 294-0046 CAPE COD Beoutiful 4 BR, 2 j both with moster BR suite on main floor, eat-In kitchen w buHt-lns ond boy window. Interior In neutrol colors Screened porch, double car goroge w ottic for extra stor- oge Many extras. $125,000 BERRY CO. 232-7792 EASLEY. 4 BR, 2-story brick, lokeside lot $112,000 Barnes Tripo. 249-7281 IMMACULATE ContefnporQry On Paris Mtn. 2 decks, beautiful view. 3 BR, 2V3 baths, 11 miles from downtown. Prestigious neighbofKood. Owner will do son e finoncing. $104,950. R791. COLDWELL BANKER Century Associotes, Inc. 292-1700 244-3773 KELLETT PARK Homes From $200,000 797-9502 LOVELY EXECUTIVE HOME Prestigious Chonllcieer-one of the loveliest 2 storv. 4 BR houses ovailoble In this desirable neigh- borhood Professlonoliv deco- rated m reody to move in condi- tion Dork hordwood floors, deep crown moulding, large plovroom, wet bor. tireploces in LR li- brorv BeoutlfuHv londscoped. HARBOR TOWN immoculole 2 Trovelers Rest Beautiful 2 oc, lots w city water $7900 Also 5 $J000 oc C V Glenn 132 acres 3 miles sot east ot Grav Court v 35 40 ocres under c votion. fair timber, creek on bock piu streams through property, owner line ing for only $700 scaped Country kit , many ex tros Anxious to sell By owner 963-9491 SUN COUNTRY The Best place to live Visit South Corolinos most energy efficient home $165,000 Open 2 PM daily Also lots for sole $18K to $25K 295-0610 8.269-3080 WHY BUY o used house when we can build o new one for you One lot remaining on Pebble Stone Lone in beoutiful Pebble Creek Phase IV Let us build from your plons or select o home from our many plans Domammett uiide 4 n55 720— Hom«t for Salt $2,500 8. loke over Fha loan on 3 BR, 2 full bath brick home on V i ocres of land 242 3302 IBR sforter home W G vilie oreo $500down Exc terms Coll 271-8038 235 SUBSIDY LOAN Ttiis loon may be ovollable lor a limited time it your income is S20,000 or less coll for more info Roy Farrow, 271 0340 Eddie Hunt, 967 3794 WESTMINSTER CO. 271-0267 BROOKFIELD New homes on beoutitui wooded lots Special financing ovollable throuflti ttie Weyerhoeuser Mort- goge Componv $119,500 Coll Eddie Hunt, 967-3794 or WESTMINSTER CO. 271-0267 BY OWNER - Low downpoy- ment Nice 3 BR ranch in Gville Neor Mlchelln, Poyments less then S491 mo Move In this week Eosv credit terms Coll owner at home 01. 704-S52-2177 or office: 704-55J-504 BY owner, Cooe Cod, 3 BR, 2 both, nice lot Leose purchase, low down pymt. HURRY 2«4-ei33 FHA RESALES LANDEX REALTY COMPANY Gene Bollev, 233-3853 GREER 3 BR, 2 both brick ronch, fire- place, lorge lot, loon con be os- sumed $49,500 Broker Owner 298-4539 HERITAGE LAKES New houses under construction, FRANK HAMMOND CO, 271-8511 3BR. 3 baths, spacious, beout fully decorated Grosscloth poper, 2 celling fans, courtyard setting, pool. tennis courts $78,500 By Owner Bill Ham- mond, 232-91 12 eve 297-4970 days NO GIMMICK $2679 54 down, assume $348 PIT I for this 2 BR, energy e(l condo $33,759 24, 12 ,.%. 30 yrs 288 5419 NORTHGATE TRACE New model open 10 AM-6 Pf doily Located 900 N Moln St . corner of Gorroux 8, N Moln For info coll Williams St Devel 233-3825 Norfhgote Troce Condos. N Mom oreo Lived In 1 yr 3 BR, 2 ' 1 bath, lust like new Priced at $75,500. $3000 less thon new units 235-7844 9-5 After 7, 233-1731 OAK FOREST 2 8, 3 BR Townhomesfrom $59,500 Coll 268-41 14 for information PEBBLE LAKE CONDOS Lovely 2BR, 2 deck, FP condo overlooking tolrwoy, oil oppli- once remode, greot pioce to live, deal direct w owner Sell, trode, leose 288-9470, 271 0499 PM SUMMER WOODS CONDO-New 2 3 BR In Mouldln Just 7 ml from downtown Greenville Priced from low 50 ' s 297-0043 BRANDON - 1 of the nicest homes I In the neighborhood, priced re- I duced NOW $34,000 Ed Burgess Co., Inc 232-1922 DEVENGER PLACE QUAIL RIDGE 3 4 BR homes under construc- tion Pick your own decor Some w Greot Rm some w formoi LR Ronch, 2 story cope cod styles Prlcea- «8,950-$I08,950 PREMIER 268-3114 Benny Beochom, after hrs 244-2491 O.H.OqIe 834-8392 TOWN HOUSES FOREST CREEK High quality units, well decorot- ed, lorge wooden decks on bock with targe waik-in storoge under units Monv units hove FP Beou- tiful landscaping, 2 3 BRs, IV: baths. heot pump. storm windows ' doors, decor ceiling Ions Coll for details $48,450- $49,950 R871 COLDWELL BANKER Century Associates. Inc 2921700 288-3804 VILLAS ON THE GREEN 2 decks overlooliinq ttie 4th tee, 2 BRs, 2 ' ; baths. Beautifully decoroted. Gross cloth, parquet, one owner. Like new. Possible lease pur- chase. $65,500 BERRY CO. 232-7792 LEASE OPTION, SImpsonvllle $400 down $3S0 mo 3 BR, 2 boths, nice neighborhood. Glur Co 242-0144. LEASE PURCHASE If you QuOlIfy you may move in and hove first 3 months rent OPPlied to down poymeni Coll today WESTMINSTER CO. 271-0267 LOAN ASSUMPTION WENWOOD TOWNS We hove 3 townhomes ovoiiobie and ore beginning our linot phose Special iinoncing ovoii- obie through the Weverhoeuser Mortgoge Co lor o limited time $40 s. Coll Eddie Hunt. 967. 3794 or WESTMINSTER CO. 271-0267 YORKTOWN 1 S. 2 BR RENOVATED units Coll Southern U S Realty lor details. 233-7280 728— Log Homti CROCKETT LOG HOMES NORTHERN WHITE PINE BY APPOINTMENT 855-4899 740— RetidMtlal Lots 3 wooded acres, Moonville oreo, restricted resldentiol. $12,500 {more ovailoble). Sunbelt Prop 271-4100,235-1112. 3-ACRE5, knolls overlooking goll course In Greer, $29,950 Sunbelt Prop 271-6100, 268-1849 11 Lots neor Lake Robinson in the Blue Ridge Area Coll 895-1925 or 895-3330 BEAUTIFUL View over Vj ocre on Pork Hill Circle, Greer Moke Oiler Phone 268-5840 BEREA, 80X150, oil ulll in, «A 1 nnn ,,. «iik,4w «a -inn Aft«r 750— Acrtagt Farmt • TIGERVILLE RD Trov Rest , near Enoree Bopt Church 3to20oc trocts, restricted Quiet country living w mony lovely homes olreody built Priced Irom $2800 $40O0 ac w terms Foye Golloway Co 271-1127 $100 DOWN 2ACRES8.UP Gray Court. Wore Place, Stm- pvl , Honeo Path Mobile homes OK 297 1521 $95 DOWN, 3-5 ocre trocts Lour ens County, CENTURY 21, Bent- ley Cose Bryan, 288-3715 $95 DOWN 2-10 Acres Mobile homes wel- come Close to Greenville Low monthly payments, low interest For plots brochures coll offer 6 PM. Jock Poce, Gray Court, 1-874-3535 •56ACRES, Ft Inn, $30,000 ■ 6 ACRES, l-85 Hwy 8, $30,000 3 wooded oc oil Hwy 25, $12,500 Owner tin Sunbelt Prop 271-6100 235-1112 lOMIN. ABOVE GREER 1.5 acres, mobile homes okoy 10% down 8, $74 month. 877-2213 100 ACRES 01 pine hordwood timberlond I mi from Russell Lake Plenty ol deer 8, turkey Running woter good spring $350 acre Abbeville County. 1-444-2452 12 ACRES Below Warepiace, restricted, mostly wooded w smoll lake site, poved rood, terms Greot buy (or $17,500 NEAR BEREA Mobile home site 2 acres, portiolly wooded. 10 mi to downtown, lust Inside Pick- ens County A bargain ot $5,750! W H ALFORD REAL ESTATE 242-9991 WH ALFORD 288-4540 BOB STEPHENS 297-9519 2-10 ocre tracts oil Hwy 11, 2 miles eost Hwy, 25 Reosonoble restrictions, owner Iinoncing For plot price list coll 834-4392. 9-5 or 834-4435, 6-9 PM 2 21 ACRES-Locoted in Wood Forest Subdivision Corner lot $13,500 Coll Jim Sworiz Real Es- tate-248-9123 or 268 9131 3 or more ocres 2 miles oil i-85 Piedmont City woter, easy terms Unzoned Coll 235-4208 3-ACRES knoll overlooking gotf course in Greer, $29,950. Sunbelt Prop 271-6100, 268-1849 30 AC CITY WATER, Seweroble Some woods, creek, 2 2 miles from 1-85 8. 86 Only $2,000 ac 16AC WOODS a. OPEN, CREEK on417off 144 $35,000 8 AC WOODS i CREEK, NEAR Mouldln. $32,000 Super terms 36AC ROPERMTN RD CORNER $40,000. Will Dl vide Terms, 4 4 AC, WOODS, Off E Georgia $22,500 restricted 4 AC OPEN WOODS Anderson Ridge Rd $22,500 17ACON418, CITY WATER 2 streams, woods, $l,495 oc Bob Ware eve 268-3087 GARRETT ASSOC. 268-7246 5 ACRES 5 rm house, FP, txarn, posture pecon trees $41,900 Showmon Office 963-6123 After hrs Jim Wright 967-8949 6 7 ACRES Well, septic lank House ' eody for roof Coll after 4PM 288-4047 COURT ORDER SALE acres 8 miles wes Westminster, S C on miles eost ot Toccoor the Chougo River good rood frontoge Hwy 123. ond reoll- beautiful tract it cheoo tor this su property $1,000 per o ond owner finoncing l63 acres 2 miles nortl Woodruff ond 20 m from Greenville bore ing Ferguson Creek i SC Hwy 197. ho; ponds. rail fronto 2-1 10 miles of PO ' rood frontoge. liO oc m posture with term fencing, o weekend toge thot needs wo Hove fun with this one tt grows in volue ' ' best port $700 per o with owner finoncing 10 3 bedroom oportme in great locotton in C ton, S C Heoted ond ond in top shape Exi lent depreciotion c long range moi maker Coll for oppo ment $220,000 107 ocres 1 2 mile fr Loke Greenwood mtle POved fronfo some planted pines, timbered, and only $f per ocre 722 acres that constitu one of the best co forms going At least ocres ot super grc plenty ot streoms, ponds, 9 sections, li paved frontage ( ready tor cottle 6 mi southeast of Clinton going for $835 per acrt I ocre 22 miles south Greenville. 1 2 n ' below Bovs Home of South SOL 5 room home, excell ' shop and goroge, neat con be and on a qui poved rood $32,500 Coll Joe McCullouof ' Home 243-3661 Office 3 JEFF RICHARDSON C 712 E McBi SMALL large tracts, S ' v Inn Laurens. Owner fin Properties, 967-8280 Trov Rest, lOoc tro( Nice view of oreo, $17,900 834-3374 752— Out of Arta Pre NEAR TRYON 3BR. B home Must sen $35. 5 MARTIN ASSOCS, 704-6 760— Incofflt lnvitt Pre 17OAKW00D AVE 12 5% fixed rote toon. Pov $3000 assume FHA loon, boths Exc cond. McGeeConstr Co., 1-35? Ted O McGee Jr . owr 770— Improved Comn NEAR ASHEVILLE, N Unique rustic horn . Roomj, 5376  q h Very eluded, 73 27 ocr. $550,000 W,ll d.vid« METAL MFG. PUN1 187 ■D.e. zKjma lxx Serving Clinton With Quality Building Material Since 1894 Phone 833-2134 Clinton, SC INGLES Open 24 Hours A Day 833-4173 Highway 56 Clinton, SC SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION The Exception To The Rule 203 S. Broad Street Clinton, SC 833-0430 Clinton Mills is deeply concerned about the increase in imported textile goods. The economic future of our area is heavily dependent upon the support of the textile industry and its employees. Clinton Mills encourages you to buy American made products. 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Youngblood Peggy and Robert Youngblood 193 Special Thanks To Mr. Scarborough is one of the Pac Sac ' s biggest assets. He l ept the editors and staff going with his support in many areas. Claude Saleeby has helped the Pac Sac with its many dead- lines and other problems. As the Josten ' s representative, he has given us much appreciated attention and support. The Dean of Student ' s office has helped us in many situa- tions. This asset was very im- portant in our production by aiding us with phone messages, identifying students, and nu- merous other things. The Registrar ' s office helped us greatly with the senior cred- its and with securing student directories. 194 Special Thanks To We want to give a special thanks to all of the ladies in the alumni office and P.R. office for their help with all of our mail- ing. Dr. and Mrs. Orr were very gra- cious in letting our seniors have the senior pictures made in their home. We greatly appre- ciate the use of their home for a new atmosphere in the senior section. We would like to thank Mrs. Wilkes for helping us with our phone calls and office supplies. We would like to thank Mrs. Templeton for helping us with the computer printouts for the photography company during the summer. 195 196 t ' -mi. 1% 200 wmmmm -frj asf s • v r ' i, ' ■■■.■■f;-v«i. j f 201 •V- ' - - ' . ' 3iif- l- .J m 9 ir 202 203 ' -1. ; ill 11 • • 212 %..., ■  M P 213 Index ( I It Paul Abernathy 59. 114 William Acree James Adair .59 Wiley Adams ... 80, 164 Louanne Adkins 50. 128 Ralph Aguera. Jr. 82. 128 John Albright .28 Michael Albright 84. 128 Joseph Alexander 55. 59. 114 Teddy Alexander 128 Ellen Alford 84, 85, 114 Gregory Alford . 80 Magali Alverny . 40 — ' - Harold Anderson John Anderson . . . 128 Julie Anderson 128 Paul Anderson .59 Scott Andrews . . 114. 144, 179 Amy Archer . 32. 128 Brett Armstrong 44. 80. 128, 156. 208 Tracy Arrington . . 128 Crystal Atkinson . 3. 27, 98, 128 John Atkinson 128 Fred Avent. Jr. 80 . . Wi Rhonda Avery Judith Ayers Lome Ayers . 3. 4. 49. 114. 191 Jo Anna Baarda 46. 59. 82. 128 Gwen Babb 114 Jan Bailey . 128, 175 Troy Baird . . 128, 164 Charlene Bairefoot ... 52. 60, 128 Janice Baker - M Mark Baker ' M V Kay Ballard .. 81, 128 T Joel Ballesteros .114 r Jeff Bangle 128 Andy Barger 60. 82. 83. 200 Owen Barker 46. 55. 128 Del Barksdale 128 Linda Barksdale Billy Barnes Christopher Bartenfeld ... 128 Tom Barton . . 84, 85 Brian Bates . . 84 Chris Bates , , 53. 59. 128 Gent Battle .. 50, 128, 207 Robert Bafts . . 128 William Baxter 82, 128 Susan Baynes 18, 44. 67, 114, 144 Gwen Beale . 41. 114 Ruth Beale 128 Ellen Beard 77 Mary Beard ... 4 Chris Beaver . , 69. 80, 128 Shannon Beery 49, 128 David Behrens . 164 Ansley Belcher . 128 Scott Benjamin 84, 128, 178 David Bennett James Bennett 48, 51, 82, 83, 114 Phillip Bennett 82, 128 VaDonna Benson 129 Jimmy Bentley Boone Benton . , , 44, 46, 129, 208 Ben Berry . 66. 129 Rodney Berry Bill Besley . 28, 129, 158. 159, 183 Debbie Bettler 75, 85, 99, 129, 173 Barbara Betts 77, 129 Rick Betts , . 65, 76, 129 ™ ™ ™ Susan Binder ■ ■ ■ Gary Bird Dawn Birdsall 50, 129 Barry Bishop John Blackburn Danon Blair . 129, 175 Harvey Blanchard Bob Blandford . 84, 129 Melanie Blanton 88, 129 j Janet Bletsch 1 Amy Blinson 50, 129 Kazy Blocher 46, 48, 50, 56, 82, 129 199 Joe Blount 114, 144 John Blue . 129 3 Marc Bogan Trey Bogue Bonnie Bolch James Bond, Jr. Alex Bonner, Jr. . J. Boswell .84 70. 72. 129 ... 65. 129 ... 129 129, 183 John Boswell ... 84, 129 Martin Boyd Wendy Boyer . 129 John Bozard 80, 114 Anne Bradley . 50, 102, Gregory Bradshaw Mike Brady 48 129 84, 115, 164 Janice Brame John Brandes . . Barbara Bremer Kris Bremer . Mary Bridges Nolan Bridwell Jane Brooks Mark Brooks . . 122 Jennifer Broom Andre Brower . . Darren Brown Todd Brown Michael Brummett John Bryan .20 Cheryl Bryson Susan Bryson Bencita Bugarin . Susan Bunting Kim Burnside . . Thomas Burnside Carolyn Burriss 115 129 3, 129 15, 85, 93, 42, 129 115 42, 82, 18, 68. 129 129 73, 82, 83, 115, 18, 28, 72, 79, 115 115, 174, 175 Gene Byers Kelvin Calwile Jane Campbe Boo Cannon Gail Cantrell . Carter Carmichael Charles Carothers 49, 129, 174, 190 129 129 129 ,. 28, 130 ... 59, 130 40, 51, 82, 130 50, 130 16, 6, 44, 49, 130 130, 168, 169, 170 130, 208 82, 148 130, 175 Laura Carson Allen Carter Christine Carter , jt- David Carter Jennifer Carter 42. 60, 130, 163 Julie Carter 189. 208 Michael Casey . 50. 65, 82, 130 Wilhe Casey .65 Ron Cassada 28, 130 Kim Castor 89, 130 Richie Causey . . 46, 49, 130, 180 Allan Chanaberry . 76, 130 Carl Chastain Bill Cheek ... 51, 80. 130, 189 Gretchen Childress .. 130, 175 Tina Childress ... 115 Karen Christie ... 46, 72, 77, 115, 144 Debbie Churchill 32, 51, 72, 85, 130, 209 130 130 ... 115, 168, 170, 171 84, 85 Gail Cissel . John Clark . . Simone Clark Gein Clarke . Jan Clary Connie Cline Donna Cline Gail Cogsdi ll Stephanie Cole Tracy Coleman Elizabeth Collier David Collins Michele Combs Lynn Compton Earl Connor . . June Conyers Gary Cooper Sandra Coeland Cam Copley Edward Corbett , , Michael Coursey . John Cousar Ronnie Coward . Benjamin Crabtree Ralph Craig 130, 175 23, 69 130 . 130 52, 82, 164 130 y 115 41, 130 130 130 82, 83, 130 28, 130 . 115 .82 . 59. 82 60, 131 80, 131 44, 48, 60, 84 32, 46, 60, 85, 131, 10, 24. . 65, 28, 130 80, 130 Kris Crawford Clay Crook Hal Crosswell Doug Culler Michael Culler James Culpepper Bill Cunningham . John Dantzler Robert Daughtry Ty Davenport Ken Davenport Lou Davenport 182 Todd Davenport ... 85 Amy Davidson ... 18, 115, 203 Mary Will Davidson ... 131, 210 Patton Davis Gary Davis Janice Davis Thomas Davis Timothy Davis 131 Troy Davis 65, 72, 84, 85 John Dean Will Deavor 9, 65, 82, 131 David Delph . 50, 116 Phillip Dempsey 131 John Dennis 53, 60, 84, 131, 148, 219 Michael Dennis Timothy Dennis 33, 49, 50, 131, 154 Patrick Dent 82, 131 Karen Deyoung 27, 50, 1 Beverli Dickson 3, 131 Robin Dillard . . 68, 77. 131 Charles Dixon Jeffrey Doerr , Sandra Dover 50. 131 Earle Dowd 60. 131 Brett Downey 116. 158 Deborah Drake . 131 Stacy Drakeford 131 Chris DuBose . 84. 88. 13: Jon DuBose . 65. 84. 178 Betty Jo Dudash Emma Dunovant . . 131 Roxane Durant 42. 96. 131, 175 Steve Durst ... 44 , 80, 131, 175 Glen Eason Catherine Eastman Jimmy Edwards 80, 116, 144. 181 Jim Elkins 131 David Elliott 84. 131. 160 Kim Elliott 131. 154 Bob Elliott 76. 116 John Ellis 131 Monica Elmore Lee Elmore . 116, 161 Maryanne EIrod 3, 131 Lisa Emerson Christyann English . . 116 Haynesworth Van Epps Holhe Ergle . 51, 131 Mark Erickson Todd Erickson . 82, 83, 131, 150, 151 Josephine Evans 131 Lesley Evans . 51. 66. 85. 131. 209 Whit Evans 148 Bradley Evatt Perry Evatt . 14, 44, 102, 116 Linda Ewell .82 Jimmy Eyermen 132, 156 Charles Fallaw 76, 132 Rusty Favorite 99, 144, 208 Gordie Fears 50, 132 Donald Ferguson Stacy Fletcher 117 Amy Flowers 81, 132 Paul Flowers 132 George Floyd 28. 101, 174 Laura Flynt . . 45, 70, 77, 117, 144 Augusta Forbes ... 85, 132, 173 Wesley Forbis ... 77, 213 Andrew Ford . 132 Timothy Foster 82, 132 Tammy Fowler 132 Ginger Fowler 27, 132 Susan Fox 68, 132, 207 214 117, 170. 168 132 28. 51. 60. 66. 132. Barbara Frady Johnny Frantz Brenda Frasard 185 Lora Frazier 85. 132. 208 Jeffrey Freeman 28. 132 Jill Fuller 77. 132 Angle Fulmer 49. 132 Katy Fussell 132 George Ganglfinger 59 Mary Sue Gannon 48. 132 Fred Gantt , .. 28. 75 Angle Gardner 85. 132 Debbie Gardner 3. 33. 45. 59, 117 Brian Gary 82. 132. 158 Mary Gaston 52. 59. 96, 132 Tammy Gay 20.44.85.117 Jofin Gayton 132 Jeff Gee 45. 99. 132 Rodney Gentry Tracey Gentry . 59. 93. 132 Katherine George 132. 175 Elizabeth Goerge .. 44. 66. 132 Evander Gerald Ray Geter Robert Gettys 59 Mitch Gibbs 73. 82 Jimmy Gibson 46. 132 Jay Gibson 117. 208 Tom Gibson 28 Jacqueline Gingrich 59. 132 James Godfrey .. 164, 165 Mary Marshall Goode , 72.81.117 Robert Goodroe William Gordon 82. 88. 132 Daryl Gore 117 Elana Gourley 117, 125. 163 Jack Graham 50. 53. 49. 65. 82. 133 Joan Graham 50. 60. 61. 133. 182. 219 Eddie Gray 148 Andrew Gray 84. 85. 133. 178 Doug Grebien 82. 133 Leo Green 28. 68. 101 Stanley Green , . . 133 Stanley Green .117 Michael Greene , , . 117 Phillip Greene 19, 65, 75, 80. 118. 191 Charles Gresham 51. 80. 133 Lisa Gner 133. 168 Rachel Gner 49. 168. 170. 191 Todd Griffies 43. 118. 197 Amanda Griffin 133 David Grossman 28. 133 Todd Grovenstein 82, 118. 158. 159 Jim Gruber 53. 65, 71, 80, 133. 175 Mike Gruber 44, 80, 118, 144, 156 Tim Gruber 65, 71, 80, 156 Wanda Guffey 174, 175 Rick Gully 133 Carol Gumpert 46, 118, 144, 207 Brooke Gurley 25, 133, 174, 175 Mark Guthrie 32, 147 Patrick Guy 76 Deborah Hackett 48, 50, 133 James Hairston Nat Hall 84 Henry Hall 118 Jane Hall 50, 133 William Hallford 76 Randy Hallmen Kenneth Haltiwanger Kimberly Ham 144 Benjamin Hampton 55, 59, 133 Bob Hampton 133 Ronald Hamnck 133 Doug Hand 51, 84, 133, 206 Louisa Handley 133 Morris Hardigree 13, 133 John Harrell 133 Phihp Harrelson . 84 Bailey Harris . 10, 66, 118, 164, 173, 176, 209 Lisa Harris Rodney Harris 1 18 Susan Harrison 56, 133 Reid Hartsfield 65, 76 Tracy Harvey 102, 133 Heather Hasty 4, 19, 81, 133, 174, 202 Matt Hatchett 84, 178 Tommy Hatchett 44, 72, 84, 133 Jimmy Haverstick 133, 156, 208 Carol Hay Sheron Head 50, 133. 205 William Head , 133 Elliott Heath 88, 133. 156 Bill Heisel 84 Rachel Helms 67, 133 Mary Hendrix Sandra Hensley 50, 134 Steven Hensley 1 18 Greg Herren 134 Andy Heyward 134 Jonathan Hicklin 82, 98, 134 David Hickman 84, 134. 156 Ann Hicks Tim Hiddemen . , . 48. 82, 134 Rusty Hightower 28 Charlie Hill Craig Hill 80 Laura Hill 48. 134 Pam Hillman 46. 74. 77. 90 Richard Hilton 76. 118 Henry Hisaw 134 Lucinda Ho 118 Elizabeth Hodges 50. 134 Jeffrey Hoffman . . 158 Scott Hoffman 134 Richard Hoffmann 158. 159 Kathy Holliday 52. 59. 118 James Holly 82. 83. 119, 148, 161 John Holmes Rod Holmes Andrew Holt Maria Honey 93. 134 Mark Horine 43. 53. 80. 81 Charles Howard 28. 134 Bettilee Howard 42. 119. 134 Kenneth Howard . , 154 Lisa Howard Joey Howe 76. 77 Danny Howell 164, 167 Shannon Howze 163, 208 Doug Hubbard Chris Hucks 134 Jerry Hudgens Doug Hudgins 134 Beth Hudson 4, 48, 49, 134, 178, 208 Charles Huff John Huff Joseph Huff 158 Lou Hughes . 134, 154, 208 William Hughes . 82, 134 Kore Huie . 73, 134 Fred Hulett , 72, 76, 77 Richard Human 59, 134 Patricia Humbert Thomas Humphrey Reece Humphries 44, 48, 119 Judy Humphries Tammy Hurt 65, 66, 85, 134 Sidney Husky 134 David Hussey Aswyne Hutchings Kim Hyatt 98, 134 Sarah Hydrick 134, 154 John Inman 145, 156, 208 Charlie Ireland 72, 76, 77, 196 Jeff Jack 48, 98, 99, 119, 144 Felicia Jackson 134 Glen Jackson Lawrence Jackson 134 Rowland Jackson 156 Sidney Jackson Clarissa Jakob , . 55. 134 Candi James 3. 134 John Janes 65.75,77.119.189 Donna Jarvis 52, 59 Sheila Jarvis 45,82,93,96,119 144 179, 182 Carol Jeffcoat 134 George Jenkins 28, 134, 158 Melissa Jennings 50, 135 Peter Jensen . 65, 135 James Jessee , 135 Deborah Jeter Lindsay Joens Billie Johnson 135 James Johnson Yvonne Johnson 3, 60, 98, 135 Carol Joiner . . 135 Chen Jones 3, 120, 144, 191 Lisa Jones 74, 77, 96, 120 Hudson Jones 82, 120 Robert Jones 80 Walk Jones Becky Jordan 120, 154, 168, 169. 170, 204 Jimmy Joy 10, 24, 28, 79 Donnie Joyner 5, 84 Lisa Kaltz 135 Randy Kardoes 80, 81, 120 Lynn Kaufman . . 135 Jackie Kee 135 David Kellam . 28, 120, 145 Karen Kellett Brian Kelly 84, 85, 135 Kim Kelly 82, 135, 146, 161, 202 James Kennedy 65, 82, 99, 148 Susan Kerdasha Mason Kerr 60, 135 Scott Key 49, 80, 189 Joe Killorin 28, 67, 120 Zack Kilpatnck Clyde Kinard 120 Gary Kinard 55, 82, 98, 135 Elizabeth King 135 Mark King 80 Russ King 76, 77, 135 Greg Kinsey 135 Gina Kirkland 85 Kim DIoster . . 99, 135 Steven Knight , 65, 80, 135 Katy Kopplin , . , 135 Stanley Kubala . . . 135 Rupert Kuhne 65, 135 Johnny Ladd . 59, 135 Cleveland Lambert Juan Larrinaga , . . 40 Kent Larry Mark Law Richard Law . 76, 135 Lacy Lawless 49, 135 Frank Lawson 135 Lisa Ledbetter 3, 48, 49, 120, 154, 155 Jeffrey Lee Laura Lee 135 Maryanne Lee 81, 202 Patricia Lee Tracey Lee 53, 96, 135 Micheal Leonhardt . . . 135 Michael Leslie Neal Levy Chris Lewis . 120, 158 Virginia Lindley 24, 55, 135 Shannon Lindsay Jimmy Lindsey Kevin Little 50, 59, 136 Tor Ljung 84, 98, 120 Suzanne Lloyd 101, 136 Sharon Lone Jimmy Long . 28, 136, 207 Jeffrey Long 136 Bill Lord John Lotl 120 Vic Loun . , 44, 76 Carolyn Lucas . 46, 136, 175 Ro Lucas - - 80, 101, 136 J F Lucas 121, 146 Suzanne Lutz 136 Marty Mackie Jean Madden Mane Maddox 79, 136 Frank Maier 66, 84, 136 Scott Manning 84 Gayla Marshall 174, 175, 121 Anne Martin Marian Martin 45, 56, 88, 145 Martha Martin . 136 215 Index Melinda Martin Michael Martin Ricky Martin Robert Martin Kim Mathis 136 84. 136. 178 22, 82 136 50. 55. 98. 136 c c ll I 136 9 c Mary Matthews . 136, 154 Garry Matthews 49. 98. 136 Charlie Mayfield , 156. 208 Grey Mason 21. 53, 96. 191 Sarah McAliley 46. 121. 145 Sarah McCardle 136 Kathy McCleskey 136 Kimberly McClure 136 Sanders McConnell 32. 84. 136 David McCorkle 136 Ceha McCoy 12. 136 Jeffrey McCraw Jason McDaniel 4. 60. 136. 161. 213 Charlie McDarris 121 Elizabeth McDonnold 121 Stephen McDonnold . , 28. 136, 163 I Jane McDowell 3. 60. 85, 136, 202 John McGee . 136 John McGill 121 Mali McGinn 50. 82. 136. 161. 203 Andy McGown 136 Margaret McGown 136 Keith McGuire . 23. 43. 70, 137. 143 Graham McKinnon 11 Jenifer McKinnon Rod McLain . 137. 156 John McMillan .. 25. 82, 98, 137. 174 Joey McMillan . . 24. 28. 137 Guy Meares . 28 Jeffrey Medford . 137 Vance Medlam Teresa Meek 137 Pam Meeks 137. 154. 155 Anthony Mensah . 137 Daniel Merchant 50. 137 Floyd Merritt Virginia Mewborn 46. 137 Cord Middleton 76. 137 Patrick Miles Will Miles . 44, 46. 70. 209. 137 Heather Miller ... 3. 137 James Miller . , . 137 Derrick Miller .. 137 Ellis Mills .. 121 Susan Mishoe . 19. 121. 119. 49. 127. 191 Jamie Mitchell 84. 137 Tracey Mitchell 85. 98. 137. 207 Meg Moffatt 137 Millie Moncus 137 B Kelvin Montague 164 Dwight Montgomery . 156 Jim Montgomery 49, 121, 209 Mark Montgomery Anissa Moore 137 Avery Moore 85, 93, 102, 137 Carol Ann Moore 46, 50. 56. 137. 204 Daniel Moore 43. 137 Tony Morgan 55. 84. 137 Ed Morris . . 122. 189 Kelly Morris , . 137 Robert Morris 137 Frances Morrow Tracy Morrow 137 Scott Mozingo Bruce Muller 28. 44 Robert Mullins 84. 99. 137. 17g Beverly Mundy 71. 81. 137 Frank Mungo Caroline Murphey 27, 116, 122 Diane Murray 50, 82, 138, 182. 213 Darren Murray William Murray 46, 138 Amy Myers 138 Wes Nalley 79 Kim Nash 102. 138 Deas Nealy 42. 60, 178, 208 Dawn Nebrig 56 Kari Needham . 7. 59. 60. 138 Peter Neidenbach ... 28. 50. 99, 138 Banks Neil 122, 156, 157, 181 Harry Nelson 122 Rhett Nettles Uwe Neugebauer 40 iiilP BIf David Neville 138 Juha Neville 138 Bill Newsome , 65. 66. 72. 84. 85 Michael Newsome . . . 122 Taylor Newton 50. 82. 138 Tommy Newton 80. 122 Robbie Nickerson . 19. 28, 119, 145, 158 John Nicolson . 82 Nancy Nieman 55, 138 Dan Nunnery 80, 164 Scott Nunnery ... 80. 164 Jessica Nye . . 138 Darlene Odell Steve Offutt Gray Ogden 138. 210. 213 Karl Ohiandt . 138 Charles Okey Kim Okey Vicki Olafson 138 Wayne Oliver . 138 Jenifer Olson . 138 Bill Oppenheimer ... 82. 12 Adam Orkin , 51, 84, 138 Franklyn Owen , , . 28. 138 Jamie Owen . , . 138 Richard Owen 80 Bradford Owens Margaret Owens Janet Packer , . 99. 122 Maria Pahno . . . 138 Harry Palmer _ Allison Parker . . 138 W David Parker . . 28. 48. 49, 99 Marian P arker Mitchell Patterson 59. 138 Charles Patterson 147 Chris Payne 138 Anne Peebles 49. 138 Harry Petersen ,, 123. 156, 157. 179, 182 Suzy Petrakis 25. 49. 138, 208 John Pew Nelson Pharr 28. 41 -S David Phenix . 80. 123. 138 Katherine Phenix Linda Pickard 138 David Peirce . 80 Eh Pinckney 138. 208 Samuel Pinckney Sarah Pinckney 55. 138 John Pittman , 28. 44. 50. 139 Jim Pitts 10. 50. 139 Tim Pitts 139 James Potts Criag Powell . . 15. 33. 84. 139 Cindy Powell .. 123 Judy Powell , Teresa Powell .. 139, 199 wk Lewis Power 51. 139 Suzy Pratt 59. 72. 75, 85, 98, 139 Brian Preveaux 139 Yvonne Prince Robert Prince 82, 123 Tommy Pritchard . . 33, 53, 56, 139 Andrea Pruitt , 139 Brian Purcell 139, 144, 156. 208 James Putman , Janet Quarles , . 99.139 mm Tommy Quinn . 139 Barclay Radebaugh . , 19. 164 Charlie Raines 139 . Becky Randall , 139. 175 1 Daniel Rankin Jeff Ray 82. 139 Cindy Reagan 59. 93. 139 Jeanne Record 27. 123 Catherine Redd . . 14. 139 Kim Redmond , . , 123. 145 Henry Reece ... 28. 181 Karen Reetz . 3, 4, 84. 85. 123 Sydney Reeves , , 123 Kathy Reid . . 85. 139, 163 Nancy Renwick 139. 168. 171 Charles Rettberg 139 Reva Revis 50. 139 Rodney Revis 80. 123 Susan Reynolds 49. 123. 196 Margie Rhorer . , 51. 139. 154 o Beth Rickert ... 46. 93. 102. 123 Reuben Ridgeway 42. 82. 123 Susan Rinalducci 139 Catherin e Roach 50 Scott Roark 139. 174 Margaret Roark 139 James Robbms . . 139 Daniel Roberts . 50. 59. 82. 124 Jonathan Roberts . 50. 139 Saralyn Robertson 71. 93. 139 Christopher Robinson , , . 65. 139 Tyler Robinson .65 Judy Rodda .154 Kenneth Rodes , 55. 65. 98. 146 Jane Rogers 124 Karen Rogers 124. 208 Kathryn Rogers 146 Mary Rogers 50. 59. 124 Rosemarie Rogers 204 Stephanie Rogers 146 Andy Rogers .4. 46. 60. 61. 82. 124. 203 William Rogers Deanna Roof 72. 81. 124 Lisa Roof 101. 146 Elaine Rooker 55. 59. 146 Mark Rosemond Sara Ross . 18. 124 Jay Rule 32, 80 Rusty Russell 82, 146 Rion Rutledge 65, 84, 146, 161, 184 Lisa Sabo , . 124, 174. 49. 53 , Doug Sadler . 164. 167 Peter Saless Sandra Salter ... 44. 146 Jimmy Samples 145. 124. 83. 82. 182, 60. 45 Roxanne Sanders 49. 81 Kendall Sapp . . 41. 55. 59. 124. 145. 154 Robbilee Sasser Rob Sasser 28. 49 Kim Satterfield . 102. 146 Barbara Saunders 59. 146 Randy Sawyer , . 44. 80. 146 Sonya Schiller . 146 Jeff Schilling , . 65. 146. 156 Joni Schilling ... 20. 124. 174. 175 John Scott 51. 124. 176. 208 Mary Serna 48. 50. 82. 146 Parker Sessions 146 Jeffrey Shaffer Kristi Sharpe . 146. 154. 155 Miriam Shealy . . 146 Charlie Sheffield 84. 85. 146. 178 Michael Sheffield 65. 98. 146 Matthew Shelbourne 33. 146. 156 Adrienne Shelton 146 Robert Sheridan Jimbo Shoptaw . 18. 44. 125. 145. 204 Lisa Shouse 55. 146 Cornelia Shows 93. 125 William Silverwood 146 Kevin Simmers 65 Robert Simpson Adrienne Singleton 168. 170. 171. 180 Richard Slate David Sloop 28. 146 Patricia Smeal Christine Smith Dana Smith 125 David Smith 146 Eric Smith 164 Pearsall Smith 65. 84 Juhe Smith 168. 169 Karen Smith 146 Michael Smith 164 Nicholas Smith 65. 146. 156 Peggy Smith 125 Suzy Smith 2, 22 Wendy Smith Guy Smith 146 Todd Snipes 125 Brad Snipes . 14. 28. 72. 146 Lee Snitzer Leslie Snow 48. 52. 145 Robert Speaks Brad Spearman 80. 125. 145. 181 Meredith Spradley . 82. 141 Robert Squatngila 13 t I i 216 141 51, 55. 59, 125. 145 42, 70, 116, 125, 181 125 76 Karyl Stamp 141, 175 Jamas Stanley Susan Staples Cindy Star nes Whitney Steele Ted Stephens JeffreyStevenson William Stewart Thaddeus Stidham Michael Streeter 50, 59, 126, 145 Silke Stutz . 55, 65, 141 Lori Sullivan . 141 Jeff Swanson . . 126, 208 Sarah Swanson 77 Charles Sweat . 48, 49, 82, 126. 182. 191, 213 Margaret Tabor . . 43, 141 David Tansill . 84. 141 Amy Taylor , 85. 141 Anne Taylor 27. 102. 126 Lorraine Taylor Tasha Taylor .. 141. 212 Lynn Templeton , , 141 Wilson Tennille ,. 141, 158 Lisa Terry , . 163 Bradley Thacker .84 Jerri Thacker . . 126 Kathryn Thomas , , 50, 141 Robert Thomas Susan Thomas 141, 168 Holly Thompson 82, 141, 154 Trey Thompson 28, 79, 141, 206 Jacob Thompson , 80, 141 Michael Thompson .. . 200. 207 Lori Thompson Daniel Threadgill 82 Ty Tidwell . 10. 66. 141. 209 Joel Tillerson . 8. 44. 99 Mane Tillman 27. 141, 154, 191 Leslie Tomasovich 16, 43, 49, 141 Chuck Toney 56, 96 Margaret Toole Amanda Trantham 50, 102, 141 Bill Tribble 141 Rai Trippe 126 Laura Trippe . 93 Cynthia Troutman . 93. 126 George Trunk 66. 84. 141. 204 Paul Tshihamba , 22, 33, 41, 50, 141 Linda Tuck Benita Tucker 141, 199 Tom Tully . 50, 76, 141 Troy Tummond 80, 164, 167 Martha Tunstall 40 Julia Turner 141 Sheila Turregano , 126 Kim Twitty 55, 98. 141 Teresa Tyson 50. 141 ■ - — Amy Underhill 19, 50. 126 Cynthia Ussery John Utiey 141 Cheryl Vanture 50. 141 Betsy Varner 168. 171. 191 Jennifer Vaughan 142 Cathy Vaughan 145. 43. 126. 20. 49. 44. 191 Kenneth Vaughn 142 Rob Vernon ... 50, 74, 142. 150. 204. 209 Robert Vingi . 28 Mille Volf ,. 3. 142 Christopher Von Seebach 76 Mary Waddell .. 142 Kevin Wade Andy Walker 44. 84. 163. 142 Carey Walker 10. 75. 142. 191. 207 Ed Walker 27. 75. 80. 175. 200. 207 Elliott Walker 142 Joey Walker Julie Walker 3. 27. 51, 142 Pam Walker 50. 59. 96. 142 Robert Walker 28. 142 Joh Wallace Karen Walsh .142 ' Kelly Walsh Jennifer Walston . 59. 126 Christopher Walters 164 Kimberly Wardlaw 142. 175. 93 Doug Warner ... 14. 142. 82. 44. 50. 68 Dustin Warner 142, 208. 59. 182. 60 Bill Warren Billy Watkins Betty Weaver John WEed Brian Weisner Susan Wentz Paul Wheatley Carol White Jennifer White Todd White . Kathy Whitley 28. 142 99. 142 82 10. 45. 84. 126 46. 142. 208 142 55. 59. 102. 127 . 127 . 142 48. 82. 93. 127 82. 142 Michael Whitlow Deborah Whitmire Sharon Widener Roland Wilbanks . Robert Wilder Todd Wilder 80 David Wilkins Bradley Williams Briton Williams 28. 213 Martha Williams 49. 142. 168. 170. 171 Robert Williams Rodney Williams Elizabeth Wilson 142 Kelly Wilson ... 50 Leigh Anne Wilson 50. 85. 142 Martha Wilson 4 Scott Wilson 13. 127. 157 Bill Wilson 80. 142. 145 Christopher Wingo Danny Winkels 84. 142. 161 Amy Winston 44. 51. 142. 181 William Winter 142 Sharon Wollet 72. 77 Edith Wood Teresa Wood 127 Cathy Woodwock . . 55. 142 Ruth Woody 142 Robert Wright Cynthia Yarborough Jack Yarbrough . 127 Jeff Yeager 156. 157 Brett Yearout . 28. 143 Donna Young Herbert Young Michael Young . . 65. 82 Elizabeth Youngblood 44. 143, 183 Jerry Youngblood 51, 127 Mary Youngblood 143, 175 Robert Youngblood , 163, 51, 85, 173. 176. 49 Telford Holmes FACULTY AND STAFF Mrs. Adair 105 Sandra Alexander 92 MAJ Ann Annin 101 Dr Arnold 100 Emily Baley ... 92 Blue Ladies . 95 SSG. Michael Bob , 101 Mrs Boland ... 98 Dr. Brandt 93 Jo Brown 91 Dr. Burnside 33. 105 Mrs. Burns 3. 93 Mr Campbell 105 Ed Campbell 91 Mr. Cannon 105 Dr Carter 99 Mrs. Carter 99 Dr Chapman 100 Dr Coker 105 Dr Colwell 104 Joyce Copley 91 Dr. Creel 93 Cissy Davis 92 Flo Dowdle 93 Madeleine Dula 95 Charles Elliot 91 Butch Estes . . 164, 165 Dr, Frey . . 102 Dr. Freymeyer . . 93 Dr, Gaines 104 Dr Tim Gaines . . 102 Libby Galloway 95. 154. 163 Mrs, Galloway 98 Morris Galloway 7. 97 Mardi Gaskins 91 BJ Gault 91 Cally Gault 148 Dr Gillespie 105 Judy Gillespie 91 Penny Ginn 94 Dr Gouge . 99 Dean Martha Ann Green . . Eva Grogan .95 Ben Hammett 7. 90 Mrs. Harris 94 Gladys Harvey 95 Dr. Hay 106 Greg Henley 32. 46. 95 Dr Hill 93 Mary Sue Holmes 91 93 Mr, Howell 100 Dr. Hudson 98 Helen Huff 99 Mrs. Hunter 106 Dr. Hunter 33. 93 Dr, Inman 98 Cindy Jacks 6. 92 Mr Jacobs . 102 Dr James , 98 CRT Karnes . 101 Ms Anne Kauchak . 104 Mr. King 96. 108 Dr. D King 90. 106. 179 Dr Y King 104. 108 Ms, Kirkman 96 Jim Kruger 95 Andrea Long 94 Dr, Martin 106 Rosalynn Martin 93. 94 Gladys Mason 95 Chief Gray Mason 95 Lynn McCalla 92 Mr, McCraw 100 Martha Ann Monroe 91 Mrs. Moorefi eld 96 Leni Neal 7 Dr, Needham 7. 105 Dean J Nixon 3. 43, 93. 179 Janice Noffy 91 Dr, Oleson 104 Dr. Orr , 90 Leni Patterson 92 Dr, Pearson 55. 92 SSG Pecson 101 Mrs Marguerite Plowden 94 Ralph Polsor 1 ... 156. 190 Elliot Ross 199 Kathy Poss 94 Vernon Powell 95 Marion Prater 92 Dr. Prater 96 Dr Presseau 59. 106 Dr Raines . 55. 82. 104 Dr. Ramsey 33. 106 Randy Rand all 7. 91 Reeder 146. 200 Dr. Rolfes 97 Byron Rucker 180. 190 Robbie Sasser .91 Mr. Scarborough 100 Dr. Schaeffer 104 Ann Scott 92 CPT. Peter Simmons 59. Dr. Skinner 96 Mary Stallworth ... 92 101 Dr. Stallworth . , , 33. 106 Beth Stanton . Mrs. Stew ard Dr. Stewart Dr. A. Stidham Dr. J. Stidham Mr. Tarbert MSG. James Taylor 101 Myra Templeton 33 93 104 96 102 98 100 93 LTC. Al Todd . . 101 Dr. D. Turpin . 55, 104 Dr. Weaver . . . 105 Debbie White 3. 93 Addie Wilkes .91 Margaret Williamson 7. 92 Gloria Wysor .92 Dianne Yarborough 92 Dr. Yarborough 48. 97 Ed Young 92 George Zubrod .90 217 ' ,- -. ' ' ' VV¥ We Kemember ean Barry Weersing May 20, 1917- : October 11, 1984 Ltvi i . We have approached this year ' s theme moments make the memory with a differ- ent prospective introducing new ideas and style. We have attempted to focus on the real essence of PC — the moments which truly make the memories. In closing, we would like to leave you with this thought — A moment is a mighty thing Beyond the soul ' s imagination; For in it, though we trace it not, How much there crowds of varied lot How much of life, life cannot see. Dart onward to eternity! — Robert Montgomery y a- S . 4 f a 219 as— t E V I I . L h_tiA-kL. . . . Presbyterian. PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE UBRARV 3 5197 00U8958 1 t 1985 Co-Editor John Dennis Co-Editor Joan Graham Business Manager Deas Nealy n A % O A Copy Co-Editors Jane McDowell Mw OMw Kari Needham Student Life Editor Jimmy Samples - — ■ - -._ Assistant Student Life Editor Doug Warner S I AFF Sports Editor Andy Rogers ■ ' ' Assistant Sports Editor Andy Barger Faces Editor Brenda Frasard Faces Photography Coordinator Charlene Bairefoot Groups Editor Yvonne Johnson Greeks Editor Ty Davenport Index Editor Earl Dowd Photographers John Dantzler John Dennis Becky Jordan Kim Ham Mason Kerr Jason McDaniel Jimmy Samples Dustin Warner Proofreader Tommy Hatchett Typists Lou Davenport Editor Emeritus Roy Moorefield Josten ' s American Yearbook Company Representative Claude Saleeby Yearbook Advisor Norman Scarborough Specifications for the 1985 PaC SaC, Volume LXIX Publisher: Josten ' s American Yearbook Company Clarksville, Tennessee Method: Offset Lithography Paper: 80 pound dull enamel Size: 8V2 X 11 Binding: Sewed Base Ink: Black Endsheets: Cream colored with design on front and back Cover: Custom craftline embossed with gold foil and blue on Spanish grain Copies: 960 Pages per copy: 220 Photography: Class pictures by TPA, Inc., (The Photography Associates) All B W processing done by staff in Douglas House Dungeon Job number: 15868 Notice: No photographs or other parts of this yearbook may be reproduced, copied, or used without the permission of the editors and the photographer. 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