St Andrews Presbyterian College - Lamp and Shield / Bagpipe Yearbook (Laurinburg, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1974 volume:

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' JMir ' Jeff Albertson Maggie Knowles Merri Alexander Tommy Sperling Susan Andrews Em Brown m-.: 1 Cretchen Baughman Henrv Bowen . .. ;..vi John Bush Kathrvn Wallecka Pani Caron 36 Calhoun Chappell Terry D ' Adamo Stevie Daniels Janice Davidson Clark Einbinder Jay and Joan Eipper Sue Everett Paul Finger Tom Fisher Mary Ann Forbes John Givens Mark Coodnough Cvndi Grubbs ,4 x..V W: m .•: : :-:ev -• • • • • • • t  • • • • • • • . Eric Gregory Jim Haddix Martha Jane Helms Banning Ingram Pat Jolly Janet Jacobs wsamm i - j . - K, John Joseph . tjr ' - — Sue Kurtz Jennifer Kauffman Ruth Lancaster -9 i Stan Lanier Jack Lawson Paula Mell Bob Blumenstein Dave Kellv Frances Morton Jay Jessup Sue Malev Eric Lowenhaupt Sue Myers f m- c Bev Neale Katrina Nesbit Susan Rader Colleen Ragan Tim Ritter Barbara Crowell Ann Rochelle Hudson Rogers Bill Saunders Dennis Sharpe Dave Smith Mark Sohmer Sam Lowry Rick Judge Beth Stalder . Lee Van Zandt John Ware Buffie Whitmyre Candace Williams Tracy Young Steve Wilson SO ' « Jul ie McCollum Dixon Williams Diana Montgomery 75 Rosemary Rowe 75 Cindy Crouse 75 Pam Miller 75 Dot Foil 76 Bob Burleson 76 Diane Jones 76 Danny Haley 76 -jA • .- ' ' ■ 1 :. V Frances Bradford 77 Susan Baker 77 Kathy Beach 77 Stephanie Lawrence 77 Jean McRae 77 Lyn Moore 77 Susan Motley 77 Martha Morgan 77 Laura Lemmon 77 Debbie Drinkard 75 Morgan Smith 92 Maggie Hurtt 75 Beth Lyon 76 Maria DuPont 76 Mo Newton 76 Kathleen Simmons 76 Marti Newboltl 76 Robin Quiiin 76 Ann Oden 76 Pam Dixon 77 -Aurelia Huff 75 Denise Rabon 76 Ellen Lambert 76 Evelvn Worth 75 Jo Carroll 75 Carl Eskridge 75 Janet Hannah 74 Ann Ward 76 Chauncey Alcott 76 Thorn Ryan 76 Clyde Hicks 76 Calhoun Chappell 74 Ramsey McPherson 76 Art Miller 76 Ray Collins 76 Robert Ray 76 Emory Young 76 Jody Page 76 Willy Evans 76 (in absentia) Bl Charles Ballance 77 Steve Lindsay 77 Don Williams 77 John Foil 77 Preston Moore 77 Larrv Dav 77 u HOWARD 57 Ybbil B. 75 Flossie Dubois 76 Donna Kinkle B. 75 Chiquita B. 76 Joseph B. 75 Painelol B. 75 Merlin B. 75 Mawtha B. 75 Bill Fragaszv 75 Stuart Zimmerman 75 Ken WTiittenburg 75 Greg Dickie 75 David Sutton 75 Helen Reed 77 Jeff Odum 77 Bill) Howard 77 Jackie Brown 77 Jellv Perr 77 Betsy Jofin! on 77 Chip Blankinship 77 Jennie Taylor 77 Katlivm Wallecka 77 Beth Bransford 76 Jonesy Neet 76 Dottie Myers 76 Jim Putnam 76 ?ipr -T!?t- M. Camille Eaton 76 Jane Miller 77 Robyn Williams 75 Denese Lacks 75 Vicki Mitchell 76 Katie Carr 76 Cliff Carev 76 Karen Grove 76 Allene Pinnix 76 Joanne Harbers 77 Linda Carson 77 Lee McDougall 77 John Averell 75 Jean Shetterly 77 Betsy Coffey 77 Becky Bowen 77 Haney Gibbs 77 Gertrude Beal 77 Laura Drumheller 77 Betsy Styers 77 Robin Titterington 77 Maria DuPont 76 Chris Miles 76 Marti Newbold 76 Cathv Stevens 77 Lee Robinson 76 Dick Simmons 76 Robin Crowell 76 Susan Humphries 76 Carol Connell 76 Doelan Anderson 77 Charles Whittle 75 Damon Byrd 76 Dave Williams 75 Steve Scott 76 David Bloodworth 76 Bob Whittle 75 Susan Hamill 75 Susan Sumnierson 75 Lvnn Horine 75 Tom Dux 75 Don Campbell 74 Billv Parker 75 loma Tiitaker 77 Johnnv McNair 77 Olga Peterson 77 Rowe Campbell 77 Sharon McGee 77 Ann Ferrell 77 Il- ■ 1. Nancy Watkins 75 John Ware 74 Kathy Salkin 75 Rosalind Banbury 75 Tom Patterson 74 Warren Anderson 76 Ned Leager 76 Nancy Sherrill 76 Steve Barber 74 Chris Miles 76 Wilma Reichard 74 Jeanette McClelland Tom Hay 75 Brooks Godwin 75 Nancy Sullivan 75 Beth Ledbetter 76 Eileen Hogan 75 75 M Bill Choate 76 Lilabet Thompson 76 Shelby Buford 76 Tanya Childress 76 Kristi Gudmiindson 76 67 Mike Kahn 75 Dave Gearhart 75 Tim Rand 75 Mary Hansbarger 77 Linda Clason 77 Ann Stewart 77 mm MT ' B ' --,-«y,- ■ S T t fe- - m 76 Moreland Wilson Anne Tommins 76 Liz Leland 76 Louise Robinson 76 Kim McRae 76 Jill Howard 75 Joe Harv ' in 75 Helen Halsey 77 Summer Brock 75 Deborah Bryant 76 Hattie Woods 76 I iV Cynthia Williams 76 Nancy Wall 76 Kathleen Simmons 76 Karen Hardison 76 Glen Kennedy 76 Tom Stuart 76 Steve Epps 76 Betsy Neff 76 CO. i David Southcomb 77 j; ! ' K n lk r« ■(- _- Shirley Graham 76 Lester Dunlop 75 X5 ' ,- !:! STUDENT GOVERNMENT M B THE CABINET COLLEGE UNION BOARD 1974 Susan Hamill President Summer Brock Vice-President John Hiott Treasurer Lee Shadle Secretary Tom Patterson co-cliairpersons Ann Ward of movies Vernon Alford BSU representatives Charlie Davis Saihe Brown co-representatives of Aim Wall Albemarle Richard Rhoderick Meek Mike Fletcher WS Carolyn Dennison Orange Bob Whittle Kings Mt. Beth Lyon Wilmington John Catmur Off-campus Dan Sab.ler Advisor d AQ} VOLUnE VI FEBRJ PY, IP 7 4 NUMBER 3 The S.A. Peace Corps - 1974 The S.A. Peace Corps won ' t cfet you to Zaire, Ghanna, Brazil, Peru, or Vietnam. It will qet you to fi.axton. North Laurinburg Elementary School, or Scotland County Memorial Hospital. Before the Kennedy Administration gave birth to the nevr famous Peace Corps, S.A. had an organization with the same name (they copied us I ) with some of the same concerns but with less exotic and closer-to-home concerns. It is an all volunteer group (no draft) seeking to meet some local needs through community involvement. As we swing into spring, we need you to help in one of the following: Breakfast Program ; Feeds 150 hungry children five mornings a week in a local school. This is the biggest program in operation now. We need another 10-12 helpers in this one. See George Conn or call Ext. 316. Tutoring ; Some tutoring programs are already in action. The need is greater than our personnel now. We can put evervbody any- body to work in this. See George Conn or call Ext. 316. Hospital Visitatiorn Visiting and entertaining with both children and Senior Citizens. Flexible schedule. See or call Martha Jane Helms, Ext. 249, Concord. Probation Officer Assis ta nt: Developina one to one relation- ship with youna persons on probation. Especially need men for this one. See George Conn or call Ext. 316. Girl Scouts; orkina with a troop of primarily economically and culturally deprived girls. See Susan Psadar, Ext. 362. The weekly chapel service and the Peace Corps are two as- pects of the College Christian Council. THE LANCE Official Publication of the Student Bod, of St. Andrews Presbyterian College VOLUME 13, NUMBER 9 ■ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE, LAURINCURG, N C THURSDAY, FEBRUA Fuller Opens Festiv Ephemeralization: Buckminster Fuller spoke to the anticipatory audience at Scotland County High School sharing their experience of not knowing what the next few hours held for them. Of course Fuller knows what he will generally discuss but he never prepares a written speech but rather moves through a pat- tern of the knowledge he has liscovered SENIORS We are pleased to announce that Stewart Brand will give the commencement address at the graduation exercise on May 26, 1974. He is the past editor of the now discontinued Whole Earth Catalogue, and is currently residing in CaUfor- nia. His visit here will be his first return to North Carolina in 13 years and he. is eagerly anticipating the event. Stevie Daniels Tom Patterson Dennis Sharpe mith Honored Mark Smith, of the Art ' rogram of St. Andrew ' s ' resbyterian College, has ecently been the recipient of wo purchase awards in the Nineteenth Annual Allied Art luild Exhibition in Durham, ■J.C. Mr. Smith, who entered hree sculptural reliefs, won a ' lorth Carolina National Bank Vward for Open Tips , which •epresents a close-up view of in open, gesturing hand, and he overall honor of Best in aiow for a piece depicting a nale chest titled Nipples and rhroat . More for Less ' A few days before the so- called Saturday massacre, I sent a letter to this congres- sional district ' s representa- tive. Earl Ruth, urging him to add his voice to those of con- gressmen of both parties who publicly support the initiation of impeachment proceedings. This initiated the correspon- dence which is printed below. October 19, 1973 Mr. Richard C. Prust c o Philosophy Department St. Andrews College REVIEW BY TIM TOURTELLOTTE For a Winter term project Danny Mizell directed a play by Tennessee Williams, sud- denly Last Summer, in room 132, L.A. Monday night ' s basketball game with UNC-G will be broadcast over radio station WSAP (620). Gametime is 7:30, with Bob Latshaw hand- ling the play by play. Vandalism At S.A. Disgusting Wednesday night at 7; 30 FYesident Hart addressed the student body at an open Student Government meeting. The major concern of his ad- dress was the financial status of the college. The President along with the Faculty Executive Committee, the Student Cabinet, Dean Arnold, Julian Davis, Bruce Frye, Dean Decker and an Executive Committee from the Board of Trustees are at- tempting to do 3 things; 1) im- prove the quahty of St. An- drews, 2) make reductions in the program here possible, and 3) become more respon- sive to present and future students. The Christmas tree in the Student Center needs to be decorated, and an old fashioned tree trimmin ' and taffy pull will be held at 8 p.m. Sunday night specifically tor that purpose. Faculty, ad- ministration, students, and children are welcome to join the fun. (counselor ilrie I oiv Dr. Robert Urie is now in charge of counseling at St. An- drews Before taking over this JC I NJBMA ' iiir-riiT =51 •jy:i ' K ri Admissions Oi Shaken Up Intran As follow up to President Hart ' s address to the students before Oiristmas, the Lan- ce staff has investigated dif- ferent areas of the college for continuing information on cut- backs, etc. From discussions with Everett Gourley, Jean Raybum, Elaine Liles, and Allan Smyth the situation of the Admissions Office is as follows. Note To Cyclists Note : the attrition rate of St. Andrews is high enough without losing bicycle riders. We ' ve had comments that beer-loving and other miscellaneous errand-running bicycle riders are in imminent danger of being run down because their vehicles are not equipped with lights, so put lights on your tail and brighten up your front. Tuesday ni( Granville v( devastated t and Faculty competiton. I this week All forfeit from ' Faculty beat ( In football: V S 19 Orange KM over Meet Orange 12 Me W-S over KM, In the cros last Thursdaj Conn covered half miles in 1. ' of Winston- Ward. Aaron science dep third. Kni TT rr til It t picure Provides Service Carnival The Student Senate action to remedy a misunderstanding bet- ween the St. Andrews Business Office and the Epicure Food Ser- vice was successful last week. It was first announced two weeks ago, that the cafeteria would not t e open for meals over fall break (reading days), because St. Andrews had not contracted with the food service to supply meals on these dates. This left those students staying here to pay for their own meals. Since the Saltire stated that the cafeteria would remain open, the Senate, led by member Julia McCalmn, moved to insure the operation of the food service at no expense to the students. Duberman Williams Here This Week HIGH RICES FOR SOY BEAN? OR LOW PRICES FOR MEAT? Dr. Clareace E. Styroa. as- sistant professor of biology at St. Andrews Presbj-terian College, has been aw.ird.jrl joint appointments with the University of North Carolina a: Wilmiogton. Dr. Ralph Brauer, Director of the In- stitute of Marine Biomedical Resa-irca. au.i rinoed Styxon ' s appoiilments as associate professor of radiobiology in the UNC- Wilmington blllogy departmftiit. New Program Introduced The St. Andrew. ! fariiltv hac ■ — ' Tlie St. Andrews faculty has approved the replacement of the Christianity and culture program with St. Andrews Studies in Tradition and Tran- sition. It has not been decided when and how this program will be impl imented, but a committee will be formed to decide these issues. The new program will go into effect next year for treshraen and or be delayed for a long- er period for upperclassmen. Exactly what the new pro- gram will entail has not bee decided, but its tenative structure will differ radically from its predecessor. The accessability of tne dorms and the measures being taken to tighten security were the main issues discussed during the Student Life Com- mittee meeting of September 27th. THE LANCE PIRG Seeks Unit Pricing BY GREG DICKIE The Public Interest Resear- ch Group (PIRG) at St. An- drews proposed a resolution concerning unit pricing to the Laurinburg City Council Tuesday night. PIRG asked that the resolution be passed as a consumer interest measure. The matter was returned to the city attorney for study. NEEDED: Enthusiastic young woman who needs financial aid, to assist Miss Williams in running the Womens ' Intramural Program. - HELP!! APPLY MONDAY ANYTIME!! Sword-Billed Hummingbird BY SKIP TAYLOR Certain drivers of volkswagons and other small cars wish to thank maintence for fixing the giant pot hole on the exit road beside the P.E. building. St Andrews raised its record to 6-H Tuesday night with a 68-58 triumph at UNC- Greensboro. SA raced off to an early lead, and held a 40-23 ad- The St. Andrews Christmas Carnival begins Dec. 8th. at 2 p.m. in the VardeU HaU. The day ' s festivities will be open for a small admission of 50 cents per person and 25 cents for children under five years of age. The Carnival will open trom 2-5 p.m. and 7-10 p.m. Activities will include musical chairs, cake walks, bingo and booths. A rummage sale of donated items, con- cessions and a fantastic bake sale of homemade goodies are included in the program. At 8 p.m. a variety show will be held featuring unusual St. An- drew ' s talent. Santa Claus will visit the Carnival, of course. Runners Beaten SA ' s cross country team made its best showing of the young season Saturday despite losing to Methodist and Virginia Wesleyan. Methodist placed four in the top six with John Young and Jim Nash finishing one-two. TTiey outscored the Knights 22- 34. Virginia Wesleyan edged the Knights 27-29 as they bun- ched their first three men. SA ' s two best, Jacob Houge and Banning Ingram ran 30:22 and 30:41 in copping third and fourth, respectively. Joe Roberts and Jeff Ward both clocked just over 32 minutes as each member of the Knights ' team ran his best time of the year. StaH The SA women ' s basketball team closed out its season with a dismal 1-10 record, but improved to such an extent that Coach Jo Ann Williams has high hopes for next year ' s squad. The team played very well in its last four games, partly because of the return of DUeimna of Security Editors Skip Taylor Staff Kathy Lunsford Tim Tourtellotle Kim Phillips Sports Editor Bill N ' iImot Eric Lawson Art Editor Lee Van Zandt Sle ie Daniels Photographers Tony Riding Beth Rambo Chuck McNeill Helen Mosele Circulation Kathy Lunsford Elizabeth Leiand Business Manager Colleen Advisor Mr. Fowler Dugger Ragan J Finish Here Sat. CHORALE ' - 1 1 % A Radio 640 P (?r. A P ' F Ml V3 VSAPSutuME «ii .i H| H wfi ' ffi fmi HHi x ' . ,|r Jk ij|Ji t«l]- '  vli ' . if lirw i m cabaret the highland players . 1 ' « iii i 0 iF H i iV ' jn«5 wVAi s - ' BH PS a _J H. i F V ' f F Lj 1 ' ' W . i 1 IS li 1 H Li 1 _- ,. :i. :g ■ . ifeVr :;;:h :: 93 St. Aiidi ' ews Gothic What a way to spend a Saturday morning . TeiTv Dee Rock and Roll Circus i t. i f € fi Prem Thoonkapbalin Mackay Asbury Bill Parker Bobby Latshaw John Joseph Rick Judge Bill Saunders Jay Eipper John Bush Tom Warren Max Sampson Tom Dux John Catmur David Miller Gary Giffen Bill Burruss Peter Alcott Zahir Noorani Tim Griggs Charles Mahan John Averell Jeff Beals Steve Scott Rowe Campbell Mike Dunn John Barron Coach Kinne ' 51 s o c c E R t ' .r y . f?f flr t ' B A S K E T B A L L %- % i Gary Giffeii, Trainer Tom Hicks, Statistician Al Bonds Raymond Andrews Robin Daniel Greg McCain Jacob Houge, Manager Tom Whitelev, Coach Bob Carter AI Leath Joe Roberts Jim Haddix Greg Smith Larry McDaniel 102 l¥ S ¥ B A S K E T B A L L Breiida Howard Jo ce Meadows Mallorv Davis Wanda Patterson Hattie Woods Evelvn Kinney Trish Bodle Linda Carson Jo Bradbun Cynthia Williams Not Pictured: Glen Kennedy Corlis Reynolds c c R Jacob Houge Jeff Ward Banning Ingram Bill Fragaszy Joe Roberts Not Pictured: Alvin Leath MMMiititaMiawiiiiB -- ' •. ' - M¥ B A S E B A L L MatiMMiilMal 108 The dome is the limit as infinitessimal calculus approaches obsoles- cence, and since gravity is to dome struts as organization ' s to man ' s cre- ativity, the 170 and 16S degree angles on the inside of the dome might symbolize mathematics as it is known toda , and since Buckminster Fuller ' s ideas are to nature as time and space are to a continuum, the branches of the dome itself might represent the barrier which separates and defines man ' s most recent architectural attempt to understand na- ture via geodesic geometry, and the roots of nature ' s designs may stem from the substitution of chords for arcs. We ha e found the dome to be a viable, adequate structure for differentiating order from chaos. In- deed, these words on the dome border on the irrational. Charlie Hart 111 Black Mountain College Festival . . ♦ A CELEBRATION OF THE ARTS on the 40th Anniversary of the first year of Black Mountain College, Black Mountain, N. C. 1 933 - 1 956 Spring, 1974 St. Andrews College Laurinburg, N. C. Black Mountain College Festival Spring 1974 Black Mountain College. Founded 1933. Closed 1956. In its short life in the mountains of North Carolina, Black Mountain College blazed a new trail in experimental education in America. A small, close community of people living and working together. Black Mountain College at its height had less than 100 students and faculty. In its last years fewer than 20 people could be found there at any one time. Yet it managed to attract a faculty of inter- national importance. And its alumni include more poets, novel- ists, painters, potters, musicians, and film makers of significance than any other small college in the country. Black Mountain College. A symbol of exploration and discov- ery. Explorations in education . . . self-directed studv; non-di- rected learning; student-led courses. Explorations in living . . . communal living; faculty-student work crews on the farm and constructing the buildings on the campus. And discoveries . . . the first happening, staged by John Cage. Buckminster Fuller ' s first geodesic dome. Robert Rauschenburg ' s all white paintings. New music. Op art. Pop art. Projccti e verse. Found poetry. Their origins were at Black Mountain College. In the spring of 1974, some of the explorers returned. Week by week, from early February through the end of April, thev came to St. Andrews to celebrate the strengths of Black Mountain. As each left we learned more about those strengths, but we also dis- covered our own strengths. Buckminster Fuller once said that man does not create. To create is to add something to the uni erse. Since nothi ng can be added, creation is impossible. VVliat man does is discover. And it was man ' s unique power to discover (rather than to create) that the Black Mountain College Festival celebrated. F. Whitney Jones 112 R. Buckminster Fuller iMMAilMMMrtiM Ed Dom poet, author of Gunslinger 114 Martin Duberman educator, author of Block Mountain MH MMMtal iMHM MMMrilMiaMH Robert Creeley 120 L_ r-nf « ' p ' WiWKti ' John Cage Piedmont Chamber Orchestra Nicholas Harsanvi, conductor m Donald Barnes Carl Bennett I i Margaret Bennett M M MiMa Neal Bushoven June Chav Malcolm Cameron Barbara Cobb John Clausz Rooney Coffman James Cobb ' MUWHIK J f Dale Coleman George Conn Carol Cooper Ronald Crosslev m John Daughtrey Julian Davis Leora Davis r Rodger Decker Mildred Dickens Malcolm Doubles Roberta Dunbar Fowler Dugger George Fouke Lacv Gav Carl Geffert Gary Giffen L Donald Hart Harrv Harvin , • , ' it Joe Ann Hester Wade Hendrix Doug Hix ii Elizabeth Holmes Herbert Horn James D. Holmes 1 ' James Jacobs Betty Joh nson Ron Johnson Josie Jones Carol Joyner Charles Joyner Bobbin Kinne William Kitchin Richard Leitz Elaine Liles Clarell Litchford )39 Richard Locklear Spencer Ludlow Ida Malloy Martha Marks ■ Stuart Marks Arthur McDonald Dianne Mclver David McLean David McNair George Mellon Tyler Miller William Morgan k X .-- ■ . V - Dub Narramore h I H 1 Catharine Nevlans r 1 i] ' J [r t vS I 1 if) m 143 HI Sue Osborne Mary Parker Betty Parnell Mildred Patterson Betty Jo Patton Anne Pauley ■I Donald Paxton Sarah Peterson Dick Prusl Glenda Phillips Margo Allsbrook y Helen Rogers Jacques Reville William Rolland -| W I W i| HIJ . Dan Salzler Leslie Salzler Tvler Salzler David Schenck Ron Bayes Jeff Gross Whitney Jones Mary Jane Schenck 4 i Larry Schuiz Jacqueline Singleton Maggie Small IL ..i ' ..i«l Julian Smith Alvii) Smith Robert Smith Mark Smith Alan Smyth William Somenille Becky Spencer James Stephens T tI M IM_ Clarence StvTon Clarence Tapp Pat Tavlor Grace Templeton Alfred Thomas, Lucylle Keylon, Elbert Patton Rosalie Thompson Cathy Tilghman K_w..Jli. .IT Robert Urie Robert Valentine J Peggy Wade ■J Katherine Weill David Wetmore Kick Welch ' ii ' mi ' w [iB-. . W.D. White Thomas Whitelev w V ! 1 Jo Ann Wilh ' ams John WilHams m William Wilmot Ramona Wright James Wright ' W WR ' tlSLBi. . Janie Jones Frances Wright Jane Martin 159 Georgia Locklear Dewey Humphries Lee McDowell Ron Harding David Boyer Lynwood Calhoun Jim Donahue Eddie High Sanford Gibson Lib Leak Marvin Strickland Ralph Puckhaber v MllK Cliff Strickland Eugene Hasty 161 iiiNnHlfn ' Vi S WINTER TERM CANOE TRIP - - w ' ' . H ■i m ikm fk ) ■k. ' 7 - i r. ' i V ii l«i m ■J .§ ' ,:fcSr : t. Faces At St. Andiews m 169 :?j(V: ■jT.-. : VELCOMI CKY FULLER ILY BUFFET ' „yoii t s about Japanese tecKnocracy ,and )ou qef transistor radios..,, ypu falK abcul German Technocracy.flnd ,ou gef QutomoWss •— — •  iouta5k about MERJCflN TtcS ocpscv, and you find MEN Shooting MOONS — l f o ice u set col times 179 ' Jlie Controversial Figure— Rhodenck C. Brown Rod B- r G ri iS I ron blted jrorn O u I i =: 2 W ' ' n ' • n r, -f n V Su.ie 44c - miutiitmmiimmtitiuui ...,,- W. - 18S MMWiHIM fiudtt vttlH William Alexander 122 Ann Alien 122 Margo Allsbrook 147 Arthur Applegate 122 Victor Arnold 122 Donald Barnes 123 Ronald Baycs 149 Carl Bennett 123 Margaret Bennett 123 Floyd Blackwell 124 Aaron Blair 124 Monique Brockniann 124 Leslie Bullock 124 Cornelius Bushoven III 125 Malcolm Cameron 125 June Chay 125 David Chestnut John Clausz 126 James Cobb 126 Rooney Coffman 126 Dale Coleman 127 George Conn 127 Carol Cooper 127 Ronald Crossley 127 John Daughtrey 128 Julian Davis 12S Leora Davis 128 Rodger Decker 128 Mildred Dickens 129 Malcolm Doubles 129 Fowler Dugger 129 Roberta Dunbar 129 Marie Durham Nancy Durham 130 Eleane Edens 130 David Evans 130 George Fouke 131 Ruby Fowler James Frye 131 Rodnev Fulcher 131 Rebecca Fuller Lacy Gay 132 Carol Gefferl 132 Gary Giffen 132 Fern Gillis 133 Deborah Goins 133 Everett Gourley 133 Jeffrey Cross 149 Minnie Hales 131 Barbara Haluska John Haluska 133 Donald Hart 134 Harry Harvin 134 Wade Hendrix 134 Douglas Hix 135 Elizabeth Holmes 135 James Holmes Virginia Holmes Herbert Horn 135 James Jackson 136 James Jacobs 136 Bettv Johnson 136 Badger Johnson Ronald Johnson 137 Whitney Jones 149 Josie Jones 137 Victoria Jones Carol Jovner 137 Charles joyner 138 Carol Justice Lucvlle Ke lon 154 Bobbin Kinne 138 William Kitchin 138 Nancy Lee Lois Lietz 138 Richard Lietz 139 Elaine Liles 139 Clarell Litchford 139 Richard Locklear 140 Spencer Ludlow 140 Ida Malloy 140 Martha Marks 140 Stuart Marks 141 Winifred Martin 141 Artluir McDonald 141 Paul McDonald Dianne Mclver 141 David McLean 142 David McNair 142 George Melton 142 G. Tyler Miller 142 William Morgan 143 W.D. Narramorc 143 Catharine Nevlans 143 Richard Osborn Sue Osborn 144 Mary Parker 144 Betty Parnell 144 Charles Parrish 144 Mildred Patterson 145 Betty Patton 145 Elbert Patton 154 Anne Pauley 145 William Pauley 146 Donald Paxton 146 Nancy Peacock 146 James Perrin Sarah Peterson 146 Glenda Phillips 147 Linda Pope Richard Prust 147 Alex Ransome Jean Rayburn 148 Jacques Reville 148 Helen Rogers 148 William Rolland 148 Daniel Salzler 149 Leslie Salzler 149 David Schenck 149 Mary Schenck 150 Lawrence Schulz 150 Jac |ueline Singleton 150 Al in Smith 151 Julian Smith 151 Mark Smith 151 Robert Smith 151 Allen Smyth 152 William Somerville 152 Rebecca Spencer 152 James Stephens 152 Clarence Styron 153 Clarence Tapp 153 Gail Taylor 153 Grace Templeton 153 Alfred Thomas 154 Rosalie Thompson 154 Catherine Tilghman 154 Ruth Trivette Ann Turner 155 Elsie Urie 155 Robert Urie 155 Robert Valentine 155 Peggy Wade 156 Katherine Weill 156 Richard Welch 156 David Wetmore 156 W.D. White 157 Thomas Whileley 157 Jo Ann Williams 157 John Williams 157 William VVilmot 158 Frances Wright 158 James Wright 158 Ramona Wright 159 Eleanor Acker Iris Addington Tom Ager Melodic Aiken 34 Jeff Albertson 34 Peter Alcotf 56 Merriam Alexander 34 Vernon Alford Charles Allen Anne Allen Liz Allen Warren . n(lerson 66 David Anderson Doelan Anderson 64 Susan Anderson Charles Andrews Jane Andrews Raymond Andrews Susan Andrews 35 Nanette Anslev Mackay Asburv John A erell 62 Donna Ayers Susan Bainbridge Susan Baker 53 Paul Baldasare Charles Ballance 57 Rosalind Banburv 66 Robert Bane Ste e Barber 66 Mary Barclay Tom Barker Carolyn Banies Bill Barnes Jim Barrick John Barron Grelchen Baughman 35 Kathr n Beach 53 Kathryn Beacham Margaret Beal 62 Jeff Beales Sally Beaty 58 Nancy Beavers Beverly Beck Mcarn Bell Bill Bender Jim Bibb Joan Bisbec George Blanchard Frank Blankenship Da id Blood«orth 64 Bob Blumcnsfein 43 Patricia Bodle Albert Bonds Shelbv Bonsac Henrv Bowen 35 Rebecca Bo« ' en 62 David Bowersox Liz Bovvlin Warren Boyd Jo Bradbury 58 Brad Bradfield Frances Bradford 53 Phil Bradley Diane Bramble Larry Bramble Man Bransford ( 0 Jeffrf Brigg Siimiiier Brock f 9 Emma Brown .iS Jackie Brown 59 Ia Brown Paula Brown Rod Brown Sallic Brown illiam Brow ne Deborah Br ant 70 Deborah Biiclianan Beth Buflington Shelb% Bulord 67 Nanc Bullock Margie Burd Melissa Burkholder Robert Burleson 52 Bill Burruss Julius Buschemever John Bush .■56 Damon B rd 64 Tamms Cable Rowe Campbell 65 Uesley Campbell Donald Campbell 65 Don Care Cliff Carey 61 Pamela Caron 36 Kathleen Carr 60 Betty Carroll 56 Christina Carson Collett Carson Laura Carson 61 Robert Carter John Catmur Richard Chaiken John Chalfa Ann Chambliss Calhoun Chappell 36 56 Steve Chasson Emily Cheney Mary Childress Tanya Childress 67 William Choate 67 Thomas Christian Terr) Clark Karen Clarke Linda Clawson 6S Wayne Clav Elizabeth Coffey 62 Paul Coffin Suzanne Collins William Collins 56 Carol Connell 63 David Convers Jud C ook 37 Ste e Cook Deborah C ' ooper C ' harles Cornwell Kits Cosgrove Michael Counccll Charles Cox Katherine Cox C ' arla C ' ozart Julia Cramer Patrice Cregger Cvnthia Crouse 52 Thomas Crowell Barbara Crowell 46 Robert Crow ell 63 Edward Crowle Robert Cummings -Margaret C unningham 5.S Terry D ' Adamo 37 Charles Dailev Robin Daniel Ste ie Daniels 37 JA . Daughtry Janice Davidson 37 Laura Da idson Carol Da is Charles Davis Mallorv Davis Margaret Davis Michael Davis Robert Davis Karen Dav Larry Dav 57 Paulette Deaton Carolyn Dennison Phil Dickens Walk Dickhart Gregory Dickie 59 N ' ancN Dixon Pamela Dixon 55 Katherine Dobbs John Dodds Nelle Dodson Janice Dome Casey Dorenbusch Ralph Doughertv Debbie Drinkard 54 Laura Drumheller 62 Dorothy Dr man Lester Dunlap 71 Michael Dunn Maria Dupont 54 63 Thomas Dux 65 Marv Eaton 60 Stephen Eckman Gloria Edens Loriia Edge Marv Ehrlich Stephen Einbinder 3.S Jay Eipper 3S Sle e Elkins Donald Eller Gary Ellerbe N illiam Ellerbe Melissa Ellis Jim Epps 70 Joanna Eros Carl Eskridge 56 Henn Estes Jack Etheridge Gray Eubank Wiliy E ans 56 Sue Everett 3S Tom Everett Deborah E ) Will Ewart Pamela Farmer Kathie Faw Martha Ferrell 65 Alan Ferrv Paul Finger 39 Edward Finnegan Tom Fisher 39 Mike Fletcher Libb Floweree Jennifer Flowers John Foil 57 Dorothv Foil 52 Marv Forbes 39 Deborah Forrest Laura Forrest George Fort Powell Fox William Fragaszv 59 Houston Freeburg Alma Gaines Da id Gearhart 68 Harvev Gibbs 62 Debra Gibson Robert Gillenvvater James Gilliam John Gillingham John Givens 39 Ellen Godwin 66 Margaret Godwin Mark Goodnough 40 Debra Goranson Shirley Graham 71 Warren Grav Mike Greene Eric Gregor 40 Keith Gribbie Carl Ciriggs Karen Grove 61 Cynthia Grubbs 40 Krisfie Gudnnmdson 67 Anne Guerrant Catherine Ciurgaiuis Jim Haddix 40 Terry Hagan Darlene Hailev 57 Danny Halev 52 Debra Hall Geoffrey Hall KathrvTi Hall Sharon Hall 57 Helen Halsey 69 Barbara Haluska Susan Hamill 64 John Hanig Janet Hannah 56 Mary Hansbarger 68 Joanne Harbers 61 Karen Hardison 70 Whitnev Hardv John Harlow- Charles Harris Marie Harris Elisabeth Harrison Margaret Harrison Josepth Harvin 69 Diane Hathawav Emily Hathawav Tom Ha 66 Gerald Heersma Barbara Heins Martha Helms 41 John Henderson John Hendrickson James Hepler David Herring James Herring Elizabeth Hester Karen Hibbett Clyde Hicks 56 Thomas Hicks Bruce Hildreth Hali Hill Daniel Hiller David Hines John Hiott Shirley Hobson Eileen Hogan 66 Diane Hogg Jett Holland Robert Holmes Kathnn Holt Margaret Horine 64 Jacob Houge Elizabeth House 58 Brenda Howard Jill Howard 69 Robert Howard William Howard 59 Jim Howell Aurelia Huff 55 David Huff Sydney Humphress Susan Humphries 63 Stuart Hunt Elizabeth Hunter James Hurley Margaret Hurtt 54 Sheila Iley Banning Ingram 41 Benjamin Irvin Ginnv Jackson 58 Janet Jacobs 41 Sheree Jenks James Jessup 43 Betty Johnson 59 Joseph Johnson Arthur Johnston Janet Johnston Patricia Jolly 41 Diane Jones 52 Mike Jones Janet Jordan Nancy Jordan Samuel Joseph 42 Rick Judge 48 Edgar Kahn 68 Suzanne Kascher Elizabeth Kassab Jennifer Kauffman 42 Ann Keenan Whit Kehaya David Kelly 43 Becky Kelly Jessie Kennedy 70 Edmund Kerr Sandra Keyser Carolyn King 57 Evelyn Kinnev Everett Kirkman John Kirkpatrick Margaret Knowles 34 Robert Korski Walter Kuentzel Thomas Kuhn Susanne Kurtz 42 Kenneth Kyre Denese Lacks 60 Tether Lalley Craig Lamb Ellen Lambert 55 Ruth Lancaster 42 Bill Lane Sarah Langley Stan Lanier 43 Bob Latshaw Stephanie Lawrence 53 Eric Lawson Jack Lawson 43 Ned Leager 66 Alvin Leath Elizabeth Ledbetter 66 Reggie Ledford Shoon Ledvard Elizabeth Leiand 69 Tim Leiand Laura Lemmon 53 Kevin Lenehan Fred Leo Steven Lindsay 57 Betty Livingston Matt Long Eric Lowenhaupt 43 Michael Lowery Sam Lowry 48 Susan Lowry Elizabeth Luck Kathv Lunsford Jim Lynch Shawhan Lynch Joan Lyon 54 Leigh MacDougall Lisa Macilwinen Donald Mackenzie Caroline Macnair Charles Mahan Maureen Mahan Pharonda Maisonet Suzanne Maley 43 Jonathan Maloney Forest Mangum Kathryn Mangum Matie Mann Susan Mann Bill Mansfield John Marsden Eleanor Marshall Steven Marshall Deborah Martin Gary Martin Mary Mason Richard Massey Louann Mathews Marv Matney Harriet May Peter May Steve McAlister Patrick McAnulty William McBride Gregory McCain Kenneth McCauley Bill McClellan Jeanette McClelland 66 Julie McCollum Elizabeth McCullough Larrv McDaniel Edmund McDonald Lee McDougall 61 Jim McFavden Sharon McGee 65 Mark McGuire Beth Mclver Dave McLean Dell McLendon Cynthia McLendon James McMillan Samuel McMillan John McNair 65 William McNair Pamela McNeil 44 Chuck McNeill James McPherson 56 Jean McRae 53 Kim McRae 69 Marilvn Meade 58 Joyce Meadows Donald Meisel Paula Mell 43 Julia Melvin Richard Menius Thomas Mercer Chris Miles 62 66 Art Miller 56 David Miller Jane Miller 60 Lauren Miller Leslie Miller 44 Pamela Miller 52 Paul Miller Susan Miller Vicki Mitchell 60 Bill Mitchell Bill Mitchell Danny Mizell 44 Teresa Moberly Elizabeth Monette Diane Montgomery 52 Deedee Montgomerv Linda Montgomery Caleb Moore 57 David Moore Loretta Moore 53 Katherine Morgan Martha Morgan 53 Richard Morgan Sally Morris Guy Morrison Eugene Morrison William Morten Frances Morton 43 Reid Moseley Helen Moseley Susan Motley 53 Frances Mugge Julia Murphy Ann Myers Carol Myers Dorothea Myers 60 Susan Myers 44 Beverlv Neale 45 Steve Neale Jennifer Neet 60 Betsy Neff 70 Katrina Nesbit 45 Margaret Neuses Marty Newbold 54 62 Mo Newton 54 William Newton Alice Nichols Zahir Noorani Ann Oden 55 Jeff Odum 59 Jody Page 56 Janice Page Bill Parker 65 Barbara Parker Tom Patterson 66 Hunter Patterson Wanda Patterson James Paullin Deborah Payne Lewis Payne Lisa Peatross David Peoples Ruth Peoples Paige Perkins Anne Perrow Kelin Perrv Virginia Perry 59 Olga Peterson 65 Elizabeth Phifer Elizabeth PhilHps Karen Phillips Kimberly Phillips Elizabeth Phipps 58 John Pilkington Mar Pinnix 61 Mark Podhorecnv Sarah Pollock John Porter Ron Price Ralph Puckhaber Pamela Pusev 58 Jim Pubiam 60 Robin Quinn 55 Beth Rabon 55 Nat Rackett Mar ' Rader 45 Colleen Ragan 45 Dave Ralph Beth Rambo Milton Rand 68 Robert Ray 56 Helen Read Joel Reames Helen Reed 59 Ruth Reed 46 Wilma Reichard 66 Concetta Rendon Corlis Reynolds Elizabeth Rhoads Richard Rhoderick Tony Ridings Tim Riter 46 Joseph Roberts Nancy Robertson Duane Robinson Harold Robinson 63 John Robinson Louise Robinson 69 Maranza Robinson Martha Robinson 58 Ann Rochelle Hudson Rogers 47 George Rolland Eric Remeiser William Roper Mary Rose James Ross Thomas Ross Jeanne Rowan Rosemary Rowe 52 Cametta Rucker Thomas Ryan 56 Kathleen Salkin 66 Leslie Salzler Max Sampson Melissa Satfenvhite Bill Saunders 47 Margaret Saunders Carol Schenk Linda Schillerstrom Byron Schulken John Schwab Elizabeth Scott Stevens Scott 64 Coleman Sears Lee Shadle Dennis Sharpe 47 Mary Serrill Nancy Sherrill 66 Jean Shetterly 62 Anne Sidbury Marjorie Siegel Kathleen Simmons 70 54 Dick Simmons 63 James Sinclair Jacqueline Singleton Bill Skinner Dave Smith 47 Gary Smith Gregory Smith Ronnie Smith Ruby Smith Wirt Smith Robert Sohmer 48 Mary Solomon 57 John Sosnowski David Southcomb 71 Caroline Sparks Kermif Spaulding Tommy Sperling 34 Cindy Sperling Caroline Springs Beth Stalder 48 Richard Stephens Kathy Stevens 63 Ann Stewart 68 Hugh Stone Christy Stone Pamela Stone John Stuart Irving Stubbs Martha Styers 62 Nancy Sullivan 66 Susan Summerson 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Hunf TOarlt fWlwrecnu Prem Thl o kapa )a t JacKie Brown Loitise Rokirisoa nioriyflnn RoSe Uoosues TfeirilLe Dona.lo Harr Viclor Arnold Roger Deck£r Sesame SVeel ' ' - BnB4 Little Girl Klfca 199 After the coiitravcrsy over the annual last year, I chose to steer a more middle course this year. This annual is an attempt to shoir an ovenieic of St. Andrews. But more than that, it was possible not through the efforts of one per- son, but thnnigh the efforts of many members of the St. Andreus community and is therefore the creative product of that community. To these persons I would like to extend a Spe- cial thanks for their help: Chuck Mc leiU—for the tremendous opening section as well as general pictures. Tommy Sperling-for the cover design. Tony Ridings— for the geodesic dome pictures as well as general pictures of the Black Mt. College Festival, Kim McRae—for multitudinous pictures throughout the book. Glen Kennedy-for her valuable ' aid as sports editor, Wfxitney }ones-for the comments on Black Mt. College, Charlie Hart-for the comments on the geode- sic dome. Katrina Nesbit-for her invaluable aid, as my assistant editor, in putting the whole book together, and to Dottic Myers, Ellen Reed, Tim Bitter, Liz Leland, and Susan Motley for their help in all the little things that make a yearbook possible. Thanks bunches! Beth