Sacred Heart College - Gradatim Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1978 volume:

• ¥ ' nuRTi CAROUNA 28012 I T - fc SACRED HEART COLLEGE CRADATIM1978 This book is dedicated to Mr. John Cowie, who through his spirit of joy and excitement in his work, has added much to our growth as unique and happy people. This book is a monument to moments past; memories held fast in images and words: — Birds! Birds! Birds! Have you ever noticed the similarities between them and us? We fly, we flap, we spar, but some of us only walk, or hop. We come in all sizes, shapes, and colors: big, small, short, tall, mediocre, magnificent. Some sing, some squawk. One has the nesting instinct, another doesn ' t. Some flock, others fly solo. Wise as an owl. Dumb dodo. Turkey! Chicken! Feather-brain! Egghead! Canary legs! Graceful as a swan . . . the list goes on. Which just goes to prove there ' s a little bird in each of us. So how ' s your Bird? TABLE OF CONTENTS T SS M r — i tarn m fJJ] ADMINISTRA TION, FACULTY AND STAFF ....10 STUDENTS ACTIVITIES .... . .68 I am free to fly to grow to know what makes life flow inside of me. ■ v X But we are one Because we share the bond of love eternally. . ADMINISTRATION Peggy Merrilt Placement Counselor Sister Pauline Dean of Students Earleen Davis Director of Admissions John Heibergerjr Vice Pres. of Institutional Relations 10 Desmond Phillips Vice Pres. for Academic Affairs Mildred Garrison Dir. of Health Service Elizabeth Boulus Dir. of Financial Aid and Registrar Sister M. Andrew Special Services Sister M. Bernard Asst. to Dir. of Financial Aid and Registrar Charles McKenzie Business Manager FACULTY Lex Youngman Sister M. Theophane An Paul J Harchank Art Elizabeth Baker Science 12 Sister M. Christine Education Margaret Burnett Special Education M B 1 ■ ' :. ' . IK| 1 r s r x nfe . 1 5 F H Aldonna Simm( Education ns Joseph Lockavithch Special Education 13 John Cowie English Elaine Sipe Education Sister M. Hugh Math GaleChamblee Physical Ed. Anthony Camele Philosophy ■ Sister M. Christina English Philip Yates Psychology Paul Mabry Psychology Charles DuRant Music George McGarry Social Work 15 Sister Gail Social Work Sister Barbara Social Work 16 17 STAFF Susie Miller Bobbie Swain Jimmie Bntt Renee Price Sue Keane James Forney )ueenieCathcart 18 Johnnie Fuller Bern Ra field Elaine Marlow Beatrice Martin Doug Mcleod Mrs. Wallace 19 fc. 22 23 24 Hafa Dai! 25 26 ■H l I FRESHMEN i sit in darkness afraid of the unknown that lies before me — a freshman, awaiting the light 28 Blinkhom. Elaine Sylvia Borgerding. Marv Elizabeth Bovine. Elaine Bnggs, Stephanie Ann Brooks, Regina Burns. Elizabeth Bridget Lost in time . By rum. Debbie Jean Caldena, Regina 29 Sur ad Tein 30 V r3 Y c- ' - u L A- ' V 1 Oypp|| h- tf T f i ■j) 31 Fisher, Debra Anne Flanagan, Kathleen Anne Franks, Teresa Lane Gillard, Wandalyn G. Gloetzner, Mary Louise Hipp. Caroline Laura Jacobs. Christine M 32 Johnson. Mary L Jones. Catherine Anne Lockwood. Lisa Kay Mendiola. Eillen D. Miranda. Maria Moore. M. Monila Ramsey. Janet Rector. Emily Richards, Mary Alvce Roa, Ana Maria Sanhsleban Sylvia 33 34 s ■ V 1 1 m 1 11 m 35 tv STUDENTS NOT PICTURED Mary Rose Angolia Ellen Gaye Broome Maria Lucia Caldera Kathy Costner Metta Glaspy Karen Griffin Elenor M. Johnson Robert Maynard Robin Rozelle Kathleen Saultz Kin Spadaccini Vera Snuggs Eric Strom Jeana Withers Carol Beth Wilson Charles Yates SOPHOMORES slowly, faint streams seep through the cracks of shedding shell — light penetrates my darkness . . . i, a sophomore, still fear Vickie Ford Nancy Hallingse Helena Gumataotao Sylvia Lacayo Carol Go rmley Julie Mendiola 39 .. ■ ' fo k Hi j Virginia Mcintosh Addy Jean Morales Anne Mane O ' Connell •;. ■% ... :-■■■ , :■ ' ,- Jesusa Pangelinan is 40 42 i 1 43 r Jeana Wheathers Teresa Zeagan Berni Wannemacker Sigrid Wrape NOTPICTURED Billy Ray Barbour Robin Black Rosella Broome Kathy Bruenig Sylvia Carpenter Cindy Clippard Pal Dresher Mary Alice Flanagan Pam McClure Phyllis Philbeck Teresa Rowland Donna Holland Stowe Dolores Stroupe Chrystal Thornburg Catherine Weathers - c JUNIORS traumatic shock of coldness, much too much light blinds me. i see not clearly, yet strive to know — as a junior, i go on . . . Teresa Helms Tracy Asti 46 Mary Arrowood Lequita Biggerstaff Sam Bishop teiit i Debra Bowman Angela Boyce Renee Brackett 47 - Nancv Caldwell Debbie Clark Patti Costello Donna Craig Trevia Crisp Cindv Dansbv 48 Amy Elkins Mary Ferguson lone Fite Marie Gasaway Susan Gales Teresa Gner k Jesse Harris Kathie Harris Leslie Heavner Kalhy Hill Sherry Hoyle Teresa Jones 50 Nora Leon Guerrero Donna Lockman Joyce Loftis Brenda McCraw Myra McRainey Steve Medlm 51 Ij •Wt - Vivian Moose Lyn Owen Becky Pennell Debbie Randell Celeste Rousseau Kathy Sisk JoAnn Smith 52 Lesley Stephenson Cordeltia Stowe Pam Stoupe Sonya Whiiesides NinaWillard 53 So, how ' s your bird? ' 54 SENIORS i see my purpose now — a senior continuing the search for knowledge, for truth — i embark upon the beginning of yet another journey . . . Nora Leon Guerrero Dear Seniors, Look at the birds of the air; they neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not of more value than they? (Matthew 6:26) In your choice of birds as your theme, it seems apropos to reflect on this simple Gospel message as you reach another mile- stone in your life. God ' s loving admonition to total abandonment to His divine care should free you of fear and anxiety. Know that you go forth from your alma mater with our high regard and prayerful hope that we have helped infuse in you that con- cern for your fellow citizens which calls forth from you your very best — profe ssionally, morally, socially, and spiritually . For all else, abandon yourself to God ' s divine province. He will care for you; and in your weakness, you will find His strength. In whatever you do, know that all at Sacred Heart College have a deep interest. You do us a great service if whatever you do is done well. Stamped upon you is our hallmark of quality education, Christian witness, and service. Do not let it be effaced. God love you ! Sister Mary Michel Boulus, R.S.M. President 56 Donna Quan : Student of the Year David Abowd Special Education WHIM Nancy Anderson Education 57 Xr ■ Seniors Unite. Kathie Hams. Steve Medlin. Sandy Blevms. Sherry Armstrong. Mike Shuford. Mary Hawkins, Martha Hamrock Donna Myers. David Abowd. Holt Anthony Art Education Sherry Armstrong Special Education Brenda Barker Education 58 Sandy Blevins Social Work ■ Maria Elena Boza Biology Maria Ofelia Boza Biology Sister Carolyn Mary Coll Education 59 60 Rae Flowers Social Work — ■ Barbara Foy Special Education Sheila Gamble Education Linda Garmon Special Education Helen Goode Social Work Martha Hamrock Education Mary Hawkins Social Work 61 Nancy Henley Special Education Jan Johnson Education 1 ftw s £.« Mary McWilliams Psychology Colleen Monaghan-Young Psychology Donna Myers Education 42 li 1 j jpOf IB Jb AT ' PI — ' -• ' 5 ' v ' A ■ Pam Poole Education Janet Postell Education Carolyn Rayfield Education 63 til Pw£ $ •••■■ i : •■ . « , JiS .. Donna Robinson Special Education W 9 1 ft - :J J m L Willie Ryan Special Education You mean Mike and Donna . . .Really? Alicia Schafer Education NOT PICTURED Melissa Bell Linda Buchanan Connie Cams Lynn Deal Frances Foulk Joy Gentry Glenn Glenn Peggy Gormley Sandy Harkey Rosalie Holzinger Tom Keigher Cynthia King Barbara Lemone Teddy Lockwood Johnny Norton Vicky Reid Mike Shuford Victoria Speas Diane Stegall Clarece Walker Phebe Woodcock 65 Journeys ended . 66 ■■  - Journeys Begun . 67 SHC SAINTS 70 2T 71 AUTUMN EVENTS m The October Fest was a day of fun . . . The food that marked extraordinary German taste, the Polka that swayed to the German tunes, the beer- drinking that produced a pleasant sensation down almost everyone ' s throats, and the mingling with friends made the event a lasting, memorable one. Halloween was a night of horror for Sacred Heart . . . Ghosts and witches, spiders, mudmen and dracula celebrated their night in a ritual of ter- ror ... If you visited the Haunted House, you would know. 72 CHRISTMAS ' 77 Jolly old St. Nicholas came to us this year again bringing with him presents . . . entertainment . . . and plenty of Christmas cheer. 73 c H O R U 75 I FUTURE TEACHERS OF THE YEAR: Barbara Foy and Joe Brown S.N.E.A. OFFICERS: David Abowd, Prog. Chairman; Barbara Foy. Pres.: Sr. Carolyn M., Treas.: Nina Willard. Sec: Lynda Smilh. Advisor. Nol pictured Brenda McCraw. Vice Pres. 76 VALENTINE ' S DAY DINNER 77 ST. PAT ' S DAY BASH 78 % n : LONDON 80 hi$9 mill 8! VENT OLYMPICS 1 ■ lf[ rMiif I 84 THE WA Y WE WEREN ' T 85 vr T BEACH WEEKEND 87 r 88 CAMPUS LIFE 89 ... I 1 1 m W 11 90 w. 91 JOURNEY ' S ENDED, JOURNEY ' S BEGUN. . . V Photo Compliments of The Gaston la Gazette i Compliments of The Gastonia Gazette 93 94 Photo Compliments of The Gastoma Gazette ) w 1 • ■