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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

w. St. Andrews 1975 BBH HHW Approaching the end, somehow still wondering why it all began. I ' ve learned but I ' ve learned better ways to learn. Unprepared to act, Yet knowing the world must change, I go forth at least with the inner strength gained from St. Andrews (in one sense) The opportunity to relate somewhat spontaneously and freely to the people around me and my attempts to save this place are exciting and yet, contradictory. Nevertheless, here I stand. Yes, here I stand. Stevie Daniels • 1 I BM THE POPUUTION BOMB ■■■■■.... ... = : ;- TV ANDREWS- Sq JE 3e;ach an;) yacht; CtXi ' SBf ' S 1 IlliJf ■n H HHH •SHHl BIHSiHi HSln .•«j!s ; F!i ■■PM ! 10 ■miMiiiimnyw 11 r k dkk of £ f 3 1 ' . fc w ■ r . N rout -, 3 5 R:„C-, fc- . ' , . • ' Ml ■ .1 ■ | ■ W ( , ' „ ■- tin iTHER £arth [air 12 13 - 14 WHIMIIIIIIMBraHW— TEfWBBHBn FT l| -, ' ■ • .. . iy? .-. v.i • ■ 4j Rogan, Becky, and Marci Allen Religion Laurinburg, N.C. 18 Michael Allgood Business Administration k Atlanta, Ga. John Averell Politics Frankfort, Ky. Rosalind Banbury Literature Candor, Ky. 19 im HBMI HHBhi 4 HI ■BQ Trish Bodle Art High Point, N.C. Betty Jo Carroll Art Bladenboro, N.C. Joanne Bradbury Music Education (Voice) New Bern, N.C. 20 Brad Bradfield Religion McLean, Va. Summer Brock Theater Durham, N.C. Bill Burruss Mathematics Art Lynchburg, Va. Chuck Caldwell Politics Raleigh, N.C. 22 Don Campbell Biology Wytheville, Va. Skip Carson Politics Charleston, W.Va. mm Holly Cook Politics Columbus, Ohio 24 David Cox Economics Business Administration Belmont, N.C. ■nfliMnmniH MB Cindy Crouse Psychology Lexington, N.C. Mike Davis History Chapel Hill, N.C 25 iHBiJHJHHHHi Greg Dickie Business Administration Henderson, N.C. Debbie Drinkard Modern Language (Frenchl Religion Greensboro, N.C. Kathy Dixon Biology Belmont, N.C. Richard Rhoderick Biology Falls Church, Va. Lester Dunlap Art Wadesboro, N.C. Tom Dux Business Administration Hagerstown, Md. Gary Ellerbe Politics Laurinburg, N.C. mmBaBmmmKmmtMHUBmKKBHHSMHMSHHM Carl Eskridge— Business Administration lanet Eskridge— Elementary Education (K-3) Laurinburg, N.C. 28 Carole Farnam Literature Asheville, N.C. Bill Fragaszy Politics New York, New York mSti Michael Greene Literature St. Petersburg, Fla. Susan Hamill Elementary Education (K-3) Roanoke, Va. Brooks Godwin Literature Suffolk, Va. leanette McClelland Literature Springfield, Va. 29 HHHHHHiHHHHI HHHHBHHHHiHHnHBBHIHH 30 David Harris Business Administration Kinston, N.C. Joe Harvin Business Administration Columbia, S.C Tom Hay Psychology Wilmington, N.C. Bruce Hildreth Literature Columbus, Ohio 31 Eileen Hogan Modern Language (French) Green Lake, Wisconsin Diane Hogg English West Point, Ga. 32 m Libby House Religion and Philosophy Scotland Neck, N.C. fill Howard Theater Virginia Beach, Va. 33 Maggie Hum Elementary Education (K-3) Galena, Md. Stuart Hunt Psychology Startex, S.C. 34 Ben Irvin Chemistry Biology Elizabeth City, N.C. SfK Ginny Jackson Math Psyc hoi ogy Sterling, Va. 35 Denese Lacks Literature Whiteville, N.C. Bob Latshaw Business Administration Wynnewood, Pa. 36  $fc r M Louann Mathews Psychology College Park, Ca. Marilyn Meade Sociology and Anthropology Salisbury, N.C. r 37 ■■H HIimmHHaJJHHHHH 38 Julia Melvin English Fayetteville, N.C Harry M. Meyer, III Art Waterford, Va. !: ' ' ! : :: ;Xi ;: i! : ; ' li r -VT ! ' !n Bob Middleton English Laurinburg, N.C. Bill Morten Business Administration Bassett, Va. 39 msmmmmmBa fflfflmmmmBm Frances Mugge Religion and Philosophy Psychology Silver Spring, Md. Billy Parker English Atlanta, Ga. 40 Pam Pusey Elementary Educalion (4-9) Tomahawk, N.C. Denise Rabon Psychology History Conway, S.C. 41 Joe Roberts Physical Education Lebanon, Indiana Rosemary Rowe Biology Chemistry New Bern, N.C. 42 Kathy Salkin Anthropology and Sociology Reston, Va. Lee Shadle Elementary Education (K-3) Southside, W.Va. l| 43 HHmHMHHBHHHHHIIUH )im Sinclair Business Administration Wilmington, N.C. Nancy Sullivan Religion and Philosophy Baltimore, Md. 44 ■ ' . . .. ! - • Susan Summerson Sociology Roanoke, Va. - N David Sutton Religion and Philosophy Albemarle, N.C 45 ■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■ ■H HHHHHNHHH HHH Martha Terry English History Greensboro, N.C. Prem Thoonkaphalin Business Administration Richmond, Va. r TK 46 BIIHHIIHIIllHIIMHBBniW ' iii piiiiiiiii ' ij iii ' ijiiiiiJiti.rir ' ii! Barbara Watkins Elementary Education (4-9) Mt. Gilead, N.C. Nancy Watkins Music Education (Voice) Kinston, N.C. 47 Ken Whittenburg Biology Rome, Ca. Bob Whittle Business Administration Economics Holland, Missouri i 48 Lamar Williams History Fayetteville, N.C. Robyn Williams Music (Piano Performance) Raleigh, N.C 49 ■ . ■ ; ■HHnBHHHHBHH HH BHHHHII HHHHHIl Tom Woodle Religion Bennettsville, S.C Evelyn Worth Elementary Education (4-9) Seoul, Korea Stuart Zimmerman Religion and Philosophy Winston-Salem, N.C. 50 Charles Dailey, Robert Korski, Steve Neale, |oe Harvin, Tom Stuart, Steve Epps, Bobby Cornwell, Tim Griggs, Mike Dunn. Bill Mizelle m ■■HH . f- Jv-if- -TiEiai Bill Ayers, Warren Chilton 52 loanne Harbers, Ellen Lambert, Nancy Wall, Betsy Styers, Mary Bryan Matney, Ger- trude Beal Albert Bonds Shirley Graham David Niblock Bob Roy Holmes HnHHOBIHHHnHllHHH Linda Carson, Elizabeth Phipps, Beth Langley Chip Blankinship Jackie Brown Jeff Odom Linda Montgomery Betsy Johnston Johnny McNair Sally Sweely Malia Hill - i Susan Marshal! Peggy Morrison Phoebe Smith v Deborah Bryant Hattie Woods 55 Joyce Meadows, Brenda Howard, Marie Harris ■ .- ■■■■■ :j : -:s 56 Linda Schillerstrom, Margie Burd, lean Young, Kathie Faw, Beth Rambo, Ann Stewart iBMiMMmMmiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiini M Sabrina Willis David Southcomb 57 Bob Thames, Susan Lowery Dell McLean, Vernon Alford vtsm 58 Anna Wilson, ludy Plyler |.C. Clark, Harvey Gibbs, Bill Owens, Paul Miller, Mike Norwood, Craig Lemons, Lynn Potts, Mark Victor, John Ferebee wmmi 59 , Dot Foil M) Phil Bradley ( . Dan Hiller, (ackson Morten, Lee Barnhardt, Dave Herring, John Harvey, Bo Cummir.gs, Ann Ward, Vicki Richards, Paul Coffin Sharon Hall, Darlene Hailey Jennie Taylor, Kathryn Walecka, Diane Bramble, Beverly Beck, Susan Baker, Judy White, Kathryn Beech, Ruth Ann Greuling 62 Greg Smith Susan Miller a--A i Kathryn Jackson, Marie Buffaloe, Tonya Reavis, Melanie Coats, Cindy Schmidt 64 Tommy Bultman, |oyce Dew, Larry Peterson Vanessa Holdsworth, Steve Grissom, Cheryl Roeder, Weatherly Hardy Kathy Bell Becky Copeland i J Kb t;s§ 66 Rodney Matthews, Mark Six Ella Goodwin, Frances Bradford 67 Marilyn Meade, Gail Taylor, Lynn Cunningham 68 lohn Copeland IIIIMIIM Dede Bullock, Liza Hamil 69 Greg McCain, Jacob Houge, Pharonda Maisonef Curtis Sawyer, Tom Hicks, Steve Marshall, Danny Philbeck Knight Chamberlain, Louise Green R 70 loma Whitaker, Ann Ferrell, Sharon McGee, Olga Pe- terson, Reggie Ledford, Budgy Lytton Tom Ross, Cindy Jenkins, David Strasburger, Larry Wilcher lean Murray, Maggie Redford Larry McDaniels, Carnetla Rucker 72 Boyce Cheek, |im Bumgardner, Sandy Hart, Clay Hamilton ■MH Debbie Drinkard, Deedee Montgomery, Anne Tommins, Maggie Hurtt, Kim McRae, Pam Pusey, Lee Morgan, Garnett Conaway, Lloyd Tucker, Elizabeth Scott, Beth Thompson, )enny Ensley Carolyn King, Laura Drumheller, Concetta Rendon, Steve Lin- dsay, Kathy Lunsford 73 mm Bill Bass, Ann Hotchkiss Earl Fox, |im Craig Martha Morgan, Laura Lemmon, Susan Motley am A C T I V I T I E S £ ) • ' « ■■■■■■■Hi: Perhaps the major aim of Appalshop was to document what Appalachia really is. They wanted to get across the idea that the culture is good and they wanted to encourage people to stay in the mountains. They feel that their films put the region in a different perspective. Visiting craftsmen joined with talented St. An- drews students and professors in a commendable exhibit of their work as part of the Mother Earth Fair festivities. The booths varied from an art exhibit of local schools on environmental problems to a natu- ral massage workshop. The Lance A P P A L S H O P 76 w—ammma MOTHER EARTH FAIR A 78 MH B SBB et • • 79 IlilllllllllllBIIIIIIilllllllfPMMBWi MMa 80 f ' lllFIIWImlllliMflll endless opportunities for expression are pro- vided by the theatre department, all areas of the fine arts are incorporated into every theatre pro- duction, we are always growing, striving to set higher and higher standards with each produc- tion, there is the constant challenge to provide entertainment for the st. andrews community as well as a need to fulfill our own creativity. summer brock leek mason Although the music department lost its major instrumental ensemble, a new development, St. Andrews Opera Theatre, originated this fall under the direction of David Evans. With the sup- port of non-majors and the theater department, this group played an amusing show, Gilbert and Sullivan ' s Trial By Jury in October. Because of its success here, the show tours to North Carolina high schools and churches early spring term. The group hopes to grow, and auditions will be open each semester for all those who are interested in performing. Sally Ann Morris Anne Robinson 83 ■■HHHHHMMHBnwHHHHHHHHHHHi HHIHHHHHHl Common Experience Mac McCray Charles Morgan Will Campbell 84 I was fascinated by Gregory as a speaker. He had perfect control of those who came to hear him-carefully setting them up with his comical introduction and then leveling them with the message of his talk. Several times I felt as if we were in a revival of sorts, as he worked and worked toward his final call to commitment. Although some of what he said was very true, I feel that it is important that we not allow ourselves to be caught up in the tide. How can he rationalize, for example, the fear he was trying to instill in us, while at the same time d ' am- I nin g the government and the rich for doing the same thing I found him full of contradictions. Karen Hardison r 1 89 S o c c E R 90 St. Andrews Belmont Abbey St. Andrews St. Andrews Davidson Lynchburg St. Andrews Va. Wesleyan UNC-Wilmington UNC-Creensboro Campbell St. Andrews St. Andrews St. Andrews 10— Greensboro College 1 4— St. Andrews 3 3-Pfeiffer o 2-Methodist o 2— St. Andrews i 4— St. Andrews 1 6— N.C. Wesleyan 1— St. Andrews 6— St. Andrews 2 6— St. Andrews 4 2— St. Andrews 4-Christopher Newport 2 5— Pembroke o 4-Atlantic Christian f tm  91 BASKETBALL 94 95 Sky diving is a sport unlike any other. It is a personal experience where the diver himself is face to face with himself and destiny. Through this, important personal values of life seem to flash out and then seem to hold a somewhat greater light. Overall, with my experience with this sport, I have developed a better understanding of myself as a person. Everyone should jump just once to feel and experience falling from 3,000 feet. -Tom Dux ■nm: i ni n iw iM ii Registration 98 100 The College Christian Council endeavors to provide opportunities for students both to express their own faiths and to come into contact with the expressions of the faiths of others. Self-expression is possible through weekly worship, and by in- volvement in such community activities as visiting the elderly, tutoring, and helping with scout troops. In addition, a large number of students expressed their concern as they participated in the 1974 fast for world hunger. The council brings to campus both Jewish and Christian folk-singers, Jewish rabbis, the moderator of the Presby- terian church, as well as others who have a special interest to share with the college. The Christian council is interested in making the church an active and relevant force on campus which can enrich the lives of all members of the St. Andrews community. —Debbie Drinkard 4«aKSiilifi! ' ' ; -! 1 ii!i. l-Ji 101 St. Andrews Studies is a three-year, general education program in the fine arts, the humanities, and the social and behavioral sciences required of freshmen, sophomores, and seniors. The program moves from the development of skills of critical inquiry and a progressive consideration of disciplinary methods con- verging in an interdisciplinary understanding of the contemporary world. All three levels engage the student in serious consideration of moral values. Each course offers a variety of options in format and content. These options will vary from year to year. Common learning experiences in small and large groups-festivals, con- certs, films, lectures, workshops, etc.-complement the course. -St. Andrews catalog, 1974-1975 r 102 ■. 103 Dr. Donald J. Hart, president of St. Andrews since 1969, announced his resignation at a special faculty meeting in Avinger Auditorium. Reading from the letter of resignation he submitted to the Board of Trustees, Dr. Hart said that because of his current energy level as well as personal and family preferences he would return to full-time teaching. He further noted that when he assumed the presidency five years ago, it was with the intent of being an internal presi- dent — working for improvements within the structure of St. Andrews. He has accomplished most of his goals, he said; further, St. Andrews has moved into a new era in its growth which calls for an external president, concentrating upon improving the college ' s financial status and increasing enrollment. —The Lance 106 A place for people who care and want to help others. This is one of the many ways of describing what Lighthouse means to its staff and the people associated with it. Lighthouse is a licensed, non-profes- sional drug treatment center, a crisis center, and a general problem center for Scotland County. It symbolizes what can be accom- plished when people care enough. —Vernon Alford The following are nine criteria that de- termine who becomes a volunteer at Lighthouse: 1. Maturity of attitudes. 2. Psycho-social adequacy. 3. Lack of neurotic needs or conflicts (no ax to grind, etc.). 4. Demonstration of adequate inter- personal skills and self-awareness to fur- ther develop skills. 5. Commitment to psycho-educa- tional goals of the center. 6. Well-reflective listening. 7. Understand and utilize feedback when demonstrated. 8. Non-authoritarian. 9. Personal needs-why are you vol- unteering now. 107 108 h •— ' , L • • ■ • V 0F ITt • • 1 ■ ■■ -■ $ - ■ 4ft B ■ |   y : • -J JH ■■ 4m •• • Dr. W.D. White Professor of English James D. Holmes Professor of Business Carol D. Cooper Kay Cavendish Sue C. Osborne Business Office Anne W. Turner Dr. Alvin H. Smith Professor of Psychology Martha S. Marks Instructor in Anthropology Sociology Molly B. Barclay Secretary to Audio Visuals Diane D. Hayworth Secretary to Dean of the college Thomas M. Whiteley Asst. Professor of Physical Education Head Basketball Coach 111 W i faM l ff fc ■ ' ■ I l l IMli MM« M« Dr. lames F. Stephens Registrar Assoc. Professor of Chemistry i Robert C. Tauber Instructor in Art 112 Jacqueline H. Singleton Administrative Assistant to the President Dr. Douglas W. Hix Assoc. Professor of Religion Lula Mae McNeil Kings Mountains Service Staff Catherine Tilghman College Counselor Placement Coordinator James D. Bennett Director of Services to Disadvantaged ■HMHH Dr. Harry L. Harvin Acting Chairman History Program Dr. Cornelius Bushoven, III Asst. Professor of Politics Granville Residence Director Dr. Whitney F. Jones Asst. Professor of English and Program Chairman X 114 Rev. George M. Conn, Jr. College Pastor Upward Bound Coordinator Dr. Catherine E. Neylans Assoc. Professor of French Dr. Rodger W. Decker Professor of Education Psychology Director of H.U.D. Project 115 ■ ' ■ HIHH i 1 i Robert Y. Valentine Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs Asst. Professor of Spanish Dr. William M. Alexander Professor of Philosophy Religion Ann Turner Secretary to Business Manager Jo Ann Williams Asst. Professor of Physical Education Katherine L. Weil Registered Nurse of Health Center Ronald H. Bayes Assoc. Professor of English Writer in Residence Dr. George L. Fouke Asst. Professor of Politics Julia McCall Business Office 117 uj i ii i myi i tHiiiwiM w i Ha mnuBiiiihiwi ii i ■ i ii iw i iM iiiinnii nmmi Dr. Victor C. Arnold Dean of the College Vice-president of Academic Affairs pwipi % ' .-. Rooney L. Coffman Instructor in Sciences Laboratory Director of Logistics m r Mark L. Smith Asst. Professor in Art Residence Director of Wilmington Julian M. Davis Business Manager 118 Dr. Malcolm C. Doubles Dean of Students Richard Locklear Asst. Maintenance Foreman Elsie D. Urie Administrative Assistant to the Career Personal Counseling Center Dr. Williams H. Somerville Assoc. Professor of Mathematics Chairman of Math Physics Program 119 l : ■nnnnHinBHHi nHi Dr. George E. Melton Chairman, Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences Dr. Richard C. Prust Asst. Professor Philosophy Program Chairman Fern A. Cillis Secretary Rehabilitation Center 120 The Placement Office provides a centralized point for the dissemination of information to stu- dents about employment opportunities and career counseling and assists students in job placement. This office also maintains data concerning graduate Sand professional schools, providing opportunities for students to interview representatives of govern- ment, business, and industry and establishes place- ment files for graduates. As Placement Coordinator, Cathy Tilghman has been trying to encourage more students to take advantage of these services. -The Saltire, 1974-1975. Deborah Tucker Operations Assistant Spencer L. Ludlow Asst. Professor of Philosophy Religion Elaine B. Liles Assoc. Director of Admissions 121 HHH HHHHBH Dr. lames V. Cobb, Jr. Chairman, Music Program II l Dr. Stuart A. Marks Assoc. Professor of Anthropology Dr. Donald ). Hart President of the College Leora P. Davis Campus Bookstore Assistant 122 Dr. A. Leon Applegate Asst. Professor of Biology STMS Director Dr. Dolores J. Dantzler Asst. Professor of Education 123 Allan Smyth Director of Church Relations Francis B. Wright Library Assistant In an effort to extend communications throughout the state, this year 12 St. An- drews students made contact with a cross- section of high school youths. The newly initiated program is under the direction of Allan Smyth. On week-end trips, the depu- tation teams, along with various faculty members, extended the College to Church groups. Such topics of urgent concern as ecology, world missions, and family rela- tions were under discussion. The team members have found this to be a valuable and enjoyable contact with people across the state. -Allan Smyth. 124 Dr. Charles W. (oyner Assoc. Professor of History (on leave) Dr. John P. Daughtrey Professor of Education Psychology Coordinator of Summer School Program Director of Teacher Education Clarence Tapp Foreman Grounds Maintenance Dr. William V. Wilmot, |r Professor of Business Economics 125 Dr. Elbert Patton Assoc. Director of Career and Personal Counseling Center June L. Chay Circulation Librarian Jean L. Rayburn Director of Admissions Arthur W. McDonald Assoc. Professor of Speech Theater Program Chairman 126 m I Dr. John C. Clausz Asst. Professor of Biology Chairman of Biology Program Cliff Strickland Food Services Mary L. Parker Secretary to Registrar ' s Office 127 -5;ra-i?.: ' ■- :■ ■: ,-| Charles E. Parrish Director of Alumni Affairs Director of Financial Affairs David McNair Asst. Dean of Students Fowler Dugger, Jr. Director of News Publications 128 ■ ■ ■MMBHIMH Dr. Leslie Bullock Professor of Religion Program Chairman Lib Leak Food Services Anne Allen Secretary to H.U.D. Project David Evans Instructor in Music -3 r: ' V - } £ijy ■ffl Dr. Alfred E. Thomas Director, Career Personal Counseling Center and Assoc. Professor of Psychology The Career and Personal Counseling Center was first established at Flora MacDonald College in 1952. It was moved to the campus of St. Andrews Presbyterian College in 1961, and was operated for some years under the name of the Presbyterian Guidance Center. The Center program is highly individ- ualized. Each counselee shares in deter- mining the activities most desired to meet his or her needs. These typically in- clude: interviews and discussions with the counselor, selective testing from an extensive battery of tests, use of audio- visual resources, information in areas of personal and social adjustment, and educational and occupational research. Students at St. Andrews utilize the ser- vices of the Center at no cost under an arrangement between the College and the Center. —Career Personal Counseling Center. Clarell Litchford Secretary to Physical Education Program 130 — ■ Joe Ann Hester Secretary-Education Program Betty Jo Patton Bookstore Manage r Lynwood Calhoun, David Boyer, Ron Harding Food Services 131 ■■HHHHi HHMHMlH HHl MmBM Dr. Robert M. Urie Director of Health, Counseling, Rehabilitation Services Elizabeth Holmes Acquisitions Librarian Lynn Hupman Counselor Career Personal Counseling Center na Marvin Strickland Food Services Carol W. Joyner Secretary to Admissions Office Margret Rosenstein Secretary to Project Upward Bound, and College Pastor Sue C. Osborne Payroll Clerk 133 Clenda P. Phillips Psychometrist Dr. Can W. Geffert Assoc. Professor of German Program Chairman Josie A. Jones Library Assistant Sanford Gibson Food Services ■■■ ■■■■M Dr. Donald C. Barnes Assoc. Professor of Chemistry Physics Division Chairman Aside from its routine activities, the science de- partment has been busy this year hosting a number of high school related functions. Principle among these was the Science Olympiad in which 200 stu- dents from the Southeast, representing 20 schools, participated in a day long series of events including a college bowl, titration race, and ecological scav- enger hunt. Throughout the year, local high schools and science clubs were given tours and demonstra- tions also, and the NCSTA held its regional meeting here. Again this summer, a number of select stu- dents will participate in a Science Scholars program. Two advances of special interest to our students were the formation of a Pre-medical— Pre-dental Club and the establishment of a student internship at Scotland Memorial Hospital for which Leon Ap- plegate was responsible. The science faculty itself has been especially ac- tive. Clarence Styron is continuing research for the AEC at Oak Ridge. C. Tyler Miller has just published another book. John Clausz has completed a course in electron microscopy and is sharing his profi- ciency with many students. Each of the faculty members has taken part in a speakers bureau in which they have traveled to surrounding high schools presenting lectures related to their specific fields. —Ken Whittenburg. Mildred C. Patterson Switchboard Operator 135 Kmm t D Ida M. McCill Asst. Project Director- Project Upward Bound Nancy N. Peacock Secretary to Mathematical, Natural, Health Sciences Division Dr. Julian L. Smith Athletic Director Chairman of Physical Education 136 ■ Mr wUf I Ha - f 1 m 1 1 ij| L? B w a iS Dr. David A. McLean Chairman, Department of Anthropology Sociology Dr. Donald C. Paxton Assoc. Professor of Economics Sarah H. Peterson Residence Director of Concord 137 ■H MB Sue Evans Instructor in Music Dr. J. Rodney Fulcher Assoc. Professor of History Jacques C. Reville Director of College Safety 138 ■■ ■i Dr. Herbert A. Horn Professor of Piano Dr. William H. Morgan Assoc. Professor of Mathematics Dr. David E. Wetmore Assoc. Professor of Chemistry Chemistry Program Chairman 139 ■u i . Charles Wright Building Maintenance Karl Mattson Physical Plant Director 140 A Malely lones Custodial Services lames Pighet Custodial Services Dr. Laurence Schulz Asst. Professor of Politics 141 ■a Thurman Anderson Foreman, Custodial Services ,, TA Mildred Dickens Secretary to Physical Plant 142 Roy McNair, Gilbert Freeman. Wade Bethea, James Campbell Food Services ■ ' ■ (, i : ' ' ' ■ ' James Jackson Campus Security Officer Bessie Locklear Food Services Charles McLaurin Food Services Flora Harris Custodial Services HnuwumiBHI ■llijHHiiaB ■MBBH Betty ]o Redding Receptionist, Development Office Bill Williams Custodial Services Eliza McCutchen Custodial Services 144 •ail Taylor dministrative Assistant Eleane Edens Residence Director of Albemarle Helen Scogin Secretary to Financial Aid and Alumni Affairs 145 Georgia Locklear and Archie Johnson Food Services ■ W i John Williams Assoc. Professor of Organ Larry Bramble Manager, Computer Center 146 Alex Ransome Building Maintenance James William Custodial Services Anne Klokow Accountant 147 Lacy Cay Campus Security Officer Bruce Taylor Admissions Counselor James Jacobs Electronic Technician 148 Susan Hamill President College Union Board Wilbert Locklear Building Maintenance Sandy Quillen Director of Physical Education for the Handicapped 149 ma John Carson Instructor in Theatre and Art Joyce Dellinger Secretary to St. Andrews Studies and Humanities and Fine Arts Catherine Rucker Custodial Services Dewey Humphries Manager, Epicure Food Service Bruce Frye Vice President for Development Nelda Lee Controller 151 ;k: ;. ■ M : ■ .:::r; ' : )im King Epicure Food Service : l yK II 1 im 1 H -S% ' : ' : •■ ' . HI 1 Jinks Wethington Building Maintenance William Loftus Asst. Professor of French 152 Betly Parnell Secretary of Social and Behavioral Sciences Division Cecil McMillan Assistant Director Admission Wade Hendrix Supervisor of Building Maintenence 153 ■MMBMj H . Winter Term Activities 154 IH H ■ ' iii M )% ' |Pcm] iff- -I s VI B • van ?. ' ' im wf ' i 9 ■V. . ' ' W ' . ' . •• ■ ' • ' V 155 .... t . 156 Hk i — , v „, .,.,■,.—— — . ■ 158 159 ■ 160 I 161 HHKBgiHHHBgHn 162 ft k ■ 163 HHHHSHBBHHHH HmHHMHH Hi H . M M w 22 i FACULTY AND STAFF William Alexander lib Orange Alford Anne Allen 129 Thurman Anderson 142 leon Applegate 123 Victor Arnold 118 Molly Barclay 111 Donald Barnes 135 lames Barnes Ronald Bayes 117 Carl Bennett James Bennett 113 Margaret Bennett Wilford Blackman Floyd Blackwell David Boyer 131 Larry Bramble 146 Leslie Bullock 129 Cornelius Bushoven 114 Adophus Carmical lohn Carson 150 Kay Cavendish 110 |une Chay 126 lohn Clausz 127 lames Cobb 122 Barbara Cobb Rooney Coffman 118 George Conn 115 Carol Cooper 110 Mary Cooper Ron Crossley Dolores Dantzler 123 |ohn Daughtrey 125 lulian Davis 118 Leora Davis 122 Rodger Decker 115 loyce Dellinger 150 Mildred Dickens 142 Malcolm Doubles 119 Fowler Dugger 128 Dannie Easterling Eleane Edens 145 Lorna Edge David Evans 129 Sue Evans 138 George Fouke 117 James Frye 151 Rodney Fulcher 138 Dan Fulmore Lacy Gay 148 Carl Geffert 134 Sanford Gibson 134 Fern Gillis 120 Leila Mae Graham Jeffrey Gross Minnie Hales W.W. Hamilton Ron Harding 131 Flora lane Harris 143 Donald Hart 122 Harry Harvin 114 Diane Hayworth 111 Wade Hendrix 153 |oe Ann Hester 131 Eddie High 123 Douglas Hix 113 Elizabeth Holmes 132 James Holmes 110 Herbert Horn 139 Dewey Humphries 151 Lynn Hupman 132 lames Jackson 143 James Jacobs 148 Whitney Jones 114 Josie Jones 134 Mately Jones 141 Charles Joyner 124 Carol Joyner 133 Jim King 152 Anne Klokow 147 Lib Leak 129 Nelda Lee 151 Richard Lietz Elaine Liles 121 Clarell Litchford 130 Faye Locklear Richard Locklear 119 Wilbert Locklear 149 William Loftus 152 Samuel Lowry Spencer Ludiow 121 Martha Marks 111 Stuart Marks 122 Chester Martin Jane Martin 125 Karl Mattson 140 Julia McCall 117 Eliza McCutchen 144 Lula Mae McDaniel Arthur McDonald 126 Cynthia McDuffie Ida McGill 136 Harris Mclntyer Dianne Mclver Daisy McLaughlin David McLean 137 Cecil McMillan 153 David McNair 128 Lula Mae McNeil 113 Lacy McPhatter Sam McPhaul George Melton 120 Nash Mercer Jean Merritt G. Tyler Miller 112 William Morgan 139 Bessie Murray Annie Newton Catharine Neylans 115 Sue Osborne 110, 133 Mary Parker 127 Betty Parnell 153 Charles Parrish 128 Mildred Patterson 135 Betty Jo Patton 131 Elbert Patton 126 Donald Paxton 137 Nancy Peacock 136 Sarah Peterson 137 Glenda Phillips 134 James Pighet 141 Richard Prust 120 William Quillen 149 Alex Ransome 147 Jean Rayburn 126 Betty Redding 144 Jacques Reville 138 Helen Rogers William Rolland Margret Rosenstein 133 Catherine Rucker 150 Laurence Schulz 141 Helen Scogin 145 Jacqueline Singleton 112 Alvin Smith 110 Julian Smith 136 Mark Smith 118 Allan Smyth 124 William Somerville 119 lames Stephens 112 Casper Strickland Cliff Strickland 127 Marvin Strickland 133 Milton Strickland Clarence Styron Clarence Tapp 125 Robert Tauber 112 Bruce Taylor 148 Gail Taylor 145 Alfred Taylor 130 Carolyn Thompson Catherine Tilghman 113 Deborah Tucker 121 Ann Turner 110, 116 Elsie Urie 119 Robert Urie 132 Robert Valentine 116 Peggy Wade Katherine Weill 117 links Wethington 152 David Wetmore 139 W.D. White 110 Thomas Whitely 111 lames William 147 Jo Ann Williams 116 John Williams 146 William Wilmot 125 Charles Wright 140 Frances Wright 124 STUDENTS Ghazi Abikhaled Anne Acker Vernon Alford 58 William Allen Rogan Allen 18 Holly Allen Becky Allen 18 Kent Allen Mike Allgood 19 Doelan Anderson Susan Anderson Charles Andrews Jane Andrews Raymond Andrews Mackay Asbury Chuck Askew |ohn Averell 19 Beth Ayers William Ayers 52 Susan Bainbridge Qullarene Baker Susan Baker 62 Paul Baldasare Charles Ballance Rosalind Banbury 19 Yana Banks 166 Karen Barker Carolyn Barnes William Barnes Frances. Barnhardt Barbara Barone John Ban-on Bill Bass 74 Kalhryn Beach 62 Kathryn Beacham Gertrude Beal 52 Jefferson Beales Sally Beaty Beverly Beck 62 Catherine Bell 68 Chip Blankinship 54 Bob Blumenstein Patricia Bodle 20 Nanci Ann Boggs Albert Bonds 53 Darwin Bost Lawrence Bounds Mary Bovender Becky Bowen Virginia Bower Liz Bowlin Joanne Bradbury 20 Brad Bradfield 21 Frances Bradford 67 Phil Bradley 60 Diane Bramble 62 James Brice Summer Brock Jackie Brown 54 Mary Lou Brown Paula Brown Sallie Brown Peggy Brustad Deborah Bryant 55 Marie Buffaloe 64 Dorothy Bullock 69 Nancy Bullock Tom Bultman 64 Jim Bumgardner 72 Marjorie Burd 56 Bill Burruss 22 Julius Buschemeyer Crada Byrd Brent Bystrzycki Tamara Cable Chuck Caldwell 22 Rowe Campbell Don Campbell 23 Don Carey Clifton Carey Betty )o Carroll 20 Chris Carson Skip Carson 23 Linda Carson 54 John Catmur Dick Chaiken Knight Chamberlain 70 A nn Chambliss Steve Chasson Boyce Cheek 72 Mary Childress Warren Chilton 52 Eric Clark Margaret Clark Terry Clark Mynell Clarke 59 Karen Clarke Linda Clawson 59 David Clodfelter Melanie Coats 64 Elizabeth Coffey 59 Deborah Coffin Paul Coffin 61 Marsha Coggins Garnett Conaway 73 Carol Connell Holly Cook 24 John Copeland 68 Becky Copeland 65 Charles Cornwell 51 Kevin Corrigan Bruce Cosgrove Kitsi Cosgrove Michael Councell Elizabeth Covington Ben Cox David Cox 24 Jim Craig 74 Julia Cramer Cindy Crouse Robert Crowell Robert Crownover Lynda Crump Bo Cummings 61 Lynn Cunningham 68 Charles Dailey 51 Stewart Dansby J.W. Daughtry Carol Davis 63 Michael Davis 25 Larry Day Kathie DeVane Norma Dew 64 Marguerite Dewitt Greg Dickie 26 Carol Dixon Kathy Dixon 26 Pam Dixon Katherine Dobbs John Dobbs Nellie Dodson Janice Dome Jacqueline Doubles Debbie Drinkard 26, 73 Laura Drumheller 73 Lester Dunlap 27 Michael Dunn 51 Tom Dux 27 David Eastlack Stephen Eckman Gloria Edens Steven Elkins Donald Eller Gary Ellerbe 27 Jennifer Ensley 73 Steve Epps 51 Constance Erdman Carl Eskridge 28 Janet Eskridge 28 Henry Estes Gray Eubank Thomas Evans Thomas Everett Deborah Evoy Jo Ewing Frank Fargason Pam Farmer Carole Farnam 28 Kathie Faw 56 John Fere bee 59 Allen Ferguson Anne Ferrell 71 Mark Ferry Edward Finnegan Elisabeth Floweree Jennifer Flowers John Foil Dot Foil 60 Timothy Forbes Deborah Forrest Powell Fox Earl Fox 74 Bill Fragaszy 28 Houston Freeburg Virginia Freeman William Gaither Steven Gardner Harvey Gibbs 59 Bob Gillenwater Brooks Godwin 29 Margaret Godwin McChesney Goodall Ella Goodwin 67 Colby Gordon Shirley Graham 53 Dimitra Grant Blanchard Granville Carmen Gray Louise Green 70 Michael Greene 29 Ruth Greuling 62 Barry Gribble Tim Griggs 51 Steve Grissom 65 Catherine Gurganus Terry Hagan Darlene Hailey 61 Danny Haley Robert Haley Kathy Hall Sharon Hall 61 Helen Halsey Elizabeth F.amill 69 Susan Hamill 29, 149 Clay Hamilton 72 John Hanig 59 Joanne Harbers 52 Erasmus Hardee Karen Hardison Laurence Hardman Weatherly Hardy 65 John Harlow David Harris 30 Marie Harris 56 Margaret Harrison Alexander Hart 72 John Harvey Joe Harvin 30, 51 Tom Hay 31 Margaret Hedberg Jim Hepler David Herring Jim Herring 167 -— 7 ' - ' ■■HHI Terri Heyman Karen Hibbett Clyde Hicks David Hicks Glenn Hicks Tom Hicks 70 Bruce Hildreth 31 Malia Hill 55 Dan Hiller 61 Shirley Hobson Eileen Hogan 32 Diane Hogg 32 Suzanne Hogg Vanessa Holdsworth Robert Holmes 53 Kathryn Holt Sherry Honeycutt Edward Hope Anne Hotchkiss 74 lacob Houge 69 Libby House 33 Fred Hovey Brenda Howard 56 lean Howard Jill Howard 33 Mark Howard Robert Howard William Howard )an Howe Richard Hudson Vicki Hughes Stuart Hunt 34 James Hurley Maggie Hurtt 34, 73 Rose Ingram Ben Irvin 35 Jenny Jackie Kathryn Jackson 64 Virginia Jackson 35 William Jacobs Sheikh Jagne Margaret Jenkins 71 Deborah Johnson Arthur Johnston Elizabeth Johnston 54 Joy Jones Micajah Jones Nancy Jordan Rick Judge Mike Kahn Mekonnen Kassa Randall Kauffman Margaret Kays Whit Kehaya Glenn Kennedy Ed Kerr Anne Kimrey Carolyn King 73 Everett Kirkman Arthur Kitchens Eric Kolb Robert Korskt 51 Walter Kuentzel Thomas Kuhn Denese Lacks 36 Craig Lamb Ellen Lambert 52 Cheryl Lang Sarah Langley 54 Sandra Laplant Bobby Latshaw 36 Edward Leager Deborah Leary Beth Ledbetter 63 Kathryn Ledbetter Reggie Ledford 71 Shoon Ledyard Laura Lemmon Charles Lemons 59 Kevin Lenehan Stephen Leo Trudy Levenson Steven Lindsay 73 Page Linton Matt Long John Loughlin Frederick Lower Susan Lowry 58 Kathy Lunsford 73 Beth Lyon Rome Lytton 71 Conrad Maccue Lisa Macilwinen Don MacKenzie Caroline Macnair Joan Madden Charles Mahan Pharonda Maisonet 69 Forest Mangum Kathryn Mangum Susan Mann William Mansfield Randy Marks Eleanor Marshall Steve Marshall 70 Susan Marshall 55 Mary Mason Yvonne Mason 66 Louann Mathews 37 Robert Mathews Mary Bryan Matney 52 Rodney Matthews 67 Harriet May Peter May Sheila McAllister Mike McArn William McBride Gregory McCain 69 Ken McCauley Kathryn McChesney Bill McClellan Jeanerte McClelland 29 Ann McCoy Larry McDaniel 72 Edmund McDonald 63 Granvis McDougald 66 James McFayden Sharon McGee 71 Mark McGuire Helen Mclver Gregory McKittrick David McLean Dell McLean Sheila McLean Samuel McMillan Johnny McNair 54 Bill NcNair Michael McOwen Kim McRae 73 Marilyn Meade 37,68 Joyce Meadows 56 Donald Meisel Julia Melvin 38 Richard Menius Harry Martin Meyer 38 Leigh Middleditch Bob Middleton 39 Morgan Miles George Miller David Miller Jane Miller Lauren Miller Pam Miller Paul Miller 59 Susan Miller 62 William Mizelle 51 Elizabeth Monette Diana Montgomery Dorothy Montgomery 73 Linda Montgomery 54 Marcia Montgomery Caleb Moore Elizabeth Moore Loretta Moore Katherine Morgan 73 Martha Morgan 74 Rick Morgan Sally Ann Morris Gene Morrison Margaret Morrison 55 Bill Morten 39 Frances Morion Jackson Morton 61 Helen Moseley Camille Moss Susan Motley 74 Frances Mugge 40 Pamela Munson Julia Murphy Clay Murray Jean Murray 72 Douglas Mushet Carol Myers William Nash Steve Neale 51 Betsy Neff Mary Newbill Frances Newbold Marty Newbold Loretta Newton David Niblock 53 Alice Nichols Kimberly Nicol Zahir Noorani Michael Norwood 59 Dennis O ' Toole Jeffrey Odum 54 Lee Offen Nonyelu Otue Williams Owens 59 Billy Parker 40 Barbara Parker Mary Parker Hunter Patterson James Paullin Deborah Payne Hampton Peele Robert Pelon David Peoples Ruth Peoples Fran Perdue Paige Perkins Anne Perrow Susan Persinger David Peterson Larry Peterson 64 Olga Peterson 71 Bill Peterson Eve Phelps Rusty Pherson Dan Philbeck 70 Karen Phillips Kimberly Phillips Elizabeth Phipps 54 William Pierce 63 |ohn Pilkington Mary Pinnix Judy Plyler 58 Mark Podhorecny Scott Poole John Porter Farrele Potts 59 Mark Powell Pam Pusey 41,73 [im Putnam Robin Quinn Beth Rabon 41 Nat Rackett Laura Raisig Beth Rambo 56 Tim Rand Robert Ray Helen Read Tonya Reavis 64 Margaret Redford 72 Jacqueline Reese Michael Reeve Concetta Rendon 73 Corlis Reynolds Elizabeth Rhoads Richard Rhoderick 26 Victoria Richards 61 Tony Ridings Barbara Ritter Earle Roberts Joe Roberts 42 Nancy Robertson Duane Robinson Harold Robinson Maranza Robinson Anne Robinson Philip Rodgers Cheryl Roeder 65 George Rolland Eric Romeiser Bill Roper Margaret Rorison James Ross Tom Ross 71 Rosemary Rowe 42 Carnetta Rucker 72 Lazanyta Rucker Robert Rushia Thomas Ryan Kathy Salkin 43 Melissa Satterwhite Suzanne Saunders Curtis Sawyer 70 Linda Schillerstrom 56 Cindy Schmidt 64 Byron Schulken 59 Jane Schwab Elizabeth Scott 73 Margie Scott Coleman Sears Dayton Self Lee Shadle 43 Randall Sheets Mary Sherrill Jean Shetterly 59 Steven Shinall Kathleen Simmons Richard Simmons Susan Simmons Jim Sinclair 44 Mark Six 67 Nancy Small Dale Smith Gary Smith Gregory Smith 62 Lyle Smith Phoebe Smith 55 Ronnie Smith Mary Solomon Abdoulai Sosseh David Southcomb 57 Cyril Spann Richard Stephens Ann Stewart 56 Hugh Stone David Strasburger 71 Karen Strecker John Stuart 51 Betsy Styers 52 Katherine Sullivan Nancy Sullivan 44 Clifford Summers Susan Summerson 45 Jerry Surface David Sutton 45 Stuart Swain David Swanson Sally Sweeley 55 Chris Taylor Skip Taylor Janeen Taylor Jennie Taylor 62 Kathy Taylor Lynn Taylor Gail Taylor 68 Sarah Tea! 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More bank for your money ' Member FDIC Fl ;t union NAL BANK W $ Jloolt fntt SCOTLAND SQUARE 1 000 SOUTH MAIN STREET Books of all types for your reading pleasure Posters-greeting cards— note paper % (Koliegt l|0p RIZK ' S For the Lassies LANZ GAY GIBSON JOHN MEYER HANG TEN For the Lads GANT CORBIN CRICKETEER FLORSHEIM Crewel— Danish Cross Stitch- Needlepoint THE YARN BARN SCOTLAND SQUARE Laurinburg, N.C. 276-7270 C L 1 ■ohhih ■■ M, ; - ' u - :j WBjifc«« $ For about 9 months now, we ' ve been anticipating this magic page 176, but somehow we n ever thought that we ' d get this far. However, with the help of several dedicated people, we have tried to communicate the aca- demic, social, as well as emotional currents on the St. Andrews campus these past few months. Needless to say, this has meant a lot of hard work, frustration, and anxiety, but it has also brought the thrill of seeing our first proofs, and even of seeing the yearbook, itself. In compiling this yearbook, we encountered several problems, one of which was not being named to the Lamp and Shield staff until a few weeks before graduation. Because of this, we have had to omit several of the spring activities from our annual, but we hope to alleviate this problem in the future by naming a new staff much earlier in the semester. Another major problem that we came up against was in having no office of our own; this did not affect the quality of the yearbook, itself, but it made it extremely difficult for the staff to work on the book for extensive time periods. Be this as it may, it was a good year, and this was due largely to the conceited efforts of a few students-a few like Tony Ridings, our photographer, who we could always depend on to come through. Tony pulled a good many all-nighters so that this yearbook could go to press on time. He was aided by Kim McRae, who also contributed largely in the production of this book, giving not only of her talents but of her energy as well. ]oe Harvin, David Sutton, Susan Bainbridge, and others that I cannot even name, were constant in their on the spot photography, especially in the area of faculty and staff. George Howard and Tom Christian also deserve a word of thanks for their contributions in the field of photography. As for our cover, Betty Jo Carroll is a splendid artist; not only did she capture the spirit and quality of life at St. Andrews, she also spent hours in revising her original drawing so that it could suit a yearbook cover. And last but not least, a very special word of thanks to Ken Whittenburg, our busi- ness manager, who hunted all over Laurinburg in search of sponsors for the Lamp and Shield, and who entertained us with autopsy stories as we all did that tedious work on triplicates. To all of these people, and any others that we ' ve failed to name— thanks. lulia Melvin, editor Ginny Jackson, assistant editor 176 1L. J h _ _  t ,♦ fOUMJ THE VOi0W8WCKI J fl6 fUAOOZ ■ • - o« • ' •-i l A W, i v ' ' ■ •  .Wk