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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1978 volume:

I ' ' ' ' ' • ' •■■- ' [ ifr ' ifflflirrffBrTlflffiMiffTrmriiwrTTnrnwTririiriTrrrTrTTi T I Lamp and Shield Volume 17 ' St. Andrews Presbyterian College Laurinburg, North Carolina Editor: Judith Plyler Assistant Editor: Lisa Wollman Right Hand: Marion Bowden Staff: Robert Poston Charlotte Graham Curtis Leonard Dinah Hibbert David Swanson Stephanie Ferguson Jon Johnson Patti Conrad Tonya Reavis Mike Snider 10 So nigh is grandeur to our dust So near is God to man, When Duty whispers low, Thou must, The youth replies, I can. — Emerson V A l -Jr ' t ?; : ' %?: Once everyone is out of the picture you can settle down and believe that . even the still life is still life. 12 13 The air is tinged with unheard melody. We sing to keep the rhythm of our rowing. 14 I 15 St. Andrews is a world of whirling dimensions captured in reflective flask. 16 S.A. had one thing no other college or university I looked at had — you. St. Andrews is a place where we can be ourselves. It ' s given me all the opportunities to do all of ttie thing ' s I haven ' t been able to do before. I ' m excited about my future. Ridiculous Registration our freshman year in the small gym, we sought each other out m selecting SAS groups, knowing nothing about C and C but rumors We wondered and wandered and watched the changes . Hart leaving, Arnold resigning. Doubles moving, Claytor coming in to take Santa-Manas place, McNair going back to school, Perkinson presiding over the bricks going down in front of the Student Union, the Kings Mountain renovation into Pate Hall, the concrete coming up on Chapel Island, the turnovers who took over and are taking us in different directions. The gifts of money and motion have seen us through these changing years and though we are often thankless, we have given and moved, also. From the McGaw chair to the arrival of the first coots, what it all comes down to is the following pages. We are graduates, prospective graduates, people who have that final course to take to get out and get on with the ridiculous and real world. 20 Ivy Susan Baker Piano Bennettsville, SC Quillarene Baker Psychology Washington, DC 21 Yana Serita Banks Chemistry Biology Reidsville, NC Rebecca Louise Copeland English Ful uol a, Japan Catiierine DeButts Bell Anthropology Sociology Versailles, KY 22 Arthur Bowman Physical Education Wadesboro, NC Dimitra Grant Politics Business Administration Atlanta, GA Marie Louise Buffaloe Religion Garner, NC 23 James Blair Bumgardner Jr. Theatre Modern Language (Spanish) Conway, SC .. - - i J ' i n J mm i ' w Kb ' ' r 1 ; ' J ' ■Si A E|Bf rfi r If . Wf k Grada Dorene Byrd Business Administration Milford, VA 24 Thomas Knight Chamberlain Politics Woodbridge, VA Garnett Conaway Religion Philosophy Hampton, VA Kathleen DeVane Piano Quitman, MS Diane Domincovich Voice Washington, DC Stewart Mott Dansby Environmental Studies Birmingham, AL 25 Deborah Ellen Evoy Literature Bryn Mawr, PA Jo Darcel Ewing Economics Business Administration Gastonia, NC Terri Weil Heyman Politics Atlanta, GA 26 I i Kathryn Leigh Jackson Biology Leesburg, VA Hannah Elizabeth Hammill Chemistry Anthropology Sociology Annapolis, MD Melonie Coats Anthropology Sociology Apex, NC Joy Allegra Jones Biology Seven Springs, NC Marilyn Dianne June Psychology Darlington, NC 27 wmmmmm W. UNI. Anne Siler Kimrey Biology Chemistry New Carrollton, MD Charles Craig Lemons Biology Clemmons, NC I 28 ram M, J t Trudee Ellen Levenson Anthropology Sociology Psychology Petersburg, VA Kimberly Frye Nicol English Portland, OR Jean Linley Lyerly Anthropology Sociology Psychology Southern Pines, NC 29 Joan Madden Psychology Vienna, VA Casey Middleditch Art Charlottesville, VA ■,.«t, ' 1. A ft. J V Ik. i • • IP • i ' H H K v 3 M L • B ' 30 ll Jackson Hamer Morton English Charleston, WV lifNi Mary Camille Moss Elementary Education Rockingham, NC Frances Evans Newbold Modern Language (Spanish) Lynchburg, VA 31 William Fayssoux Owens Religion Gastonia, NC Robert Lee Pelon Business Administration Hubert, NC 32 I Judith Anne Plyler English Hamlet, NC Tonya Marcelle Reavis Biology Clemmons, NC Michael John Reeve Theatre Raleigh, NC 33 mmmmmmmmm LaZanyta Faith Rucker Psychology Atlanta, GA Gary A. Shapiro Elementary Education Laurinburg, NC Edward Somerville Elementary Education Racine, WV 34 I David Theodore Swanson Environmental Studies Politics Chapel Hill, NC Lindsay Taylor Thompson Politics Shelby, NC L L. Edward Wilson Psychology Waycross, GA 35 Lisa Ellen Wollman Art Raleigh, NC Bud Bushmeyer; Muffin Randy, Debbie Kauffman Son David Lafayette Strasburger Psychology, Columbia, SC; Whiskey; Bill Nash Dick Prust; Nancy S. Small, Business Administration Greenville, SC; Karl DeWayne Jennings, Business Administration, Hartsville, SC; Robert Haley, Philosophy, Charlotte, NC Frances Lee Barnhardt Anthropology Sociology Charlotte, NC; Margaret Lucinda Jenkins, Politics, Charleston, SC I 36 St. Andrews is full of opportunities, good and bad. You just have to be able to take advantage of the right ones. The campus is beautiful. The professors are great, but it ' s one helluva unorganized situation. ' 37 Freshmen turn to seniors; the years unfold, memories add to experience and unions are made. Some say these are the best years. Some say the worst, but we will all remember. Students 39 Chris Werth Johnny Stevens Tommy Brown Jerome Johnson Pam Parham Terry Foxx Charmain Clifford Foster Reese Robin Green Rufus Poole Fran Newbold Lloyd Tucker Garnett Conaway Susan Russell Yvonne Mason Peg Kays ii 40 •mm mmmmm II Deborah White Ed Johnson Fred Harbin 41 Tim Talton Sheppard Harden Duane Dosal Charlotte Graham Curtis Leonard Judith Plyler Marion Bowden  42 Scott Brouthers Nancy Hinkle Susan Russell Jon Barber Christie Thompson Craig Withrow Bronwen Woodson 43 Barbara Brang es Deborah Grant Harriet Howard Shannon Huff John Courtney Jim Bumgardner IM fJt 44 ! :tTt ' I - -•■! ' h t fiMiiiii| h )illllil|f|;.. « ' niiiiiiiinj SOME Frank Jock Janeen Taylor Doug Kopec Doug Harris Jacques Reville Mark Anderson Doug McCart Terry Foxx 45 Jan Hill Yana Banks Tonya Reavis Nancy Jackson Dinah Hibbert Renee Long ■■ ' Ijii iijii : J|j.i5 1- Catherine Carroll Patty Perkins Carol Moffit Syd Howell Frank Fernandez 46 Anne Allen Marie Buffaloe Lynn May Bonnie McEwen Parcel Ewing Carol Wall Laurie Hall Ivy Shiflett Camille Moss Sherry Honeycutt Tru dee Levenson Holly Carastro Ann Ewing Anne Kennedy Kim Nicol 47 Kent Allen Abigail Beverly Beck Marilyn June Kathy Led better Marcia Montgomery Kathy Davidson Joanie Reback Loren Boynton Lu Ann Holt, Nanci Boggs, Joy McLennan, Liz Meiller, Teresa Chavis 48 Brenda Robinson Tom Guinn Beverly Mercer Joe Watson Meg Armistead P - Bill Brennan Tim Talton Barbara Sines Janet Cote Benny Cox 49 Mike Vaughan Andy Farmer Guy Weber Rick Pope Mark Gwaizdowski Rick Brassi Bob Bierbaum Eric Loomis ' ' Charles Grace JR Lance McQuage John Meador 50 Benny Cox Ann Caimi Jon Johnson Kathy Drinkard Paul Economos Elena Jenrette 51 Nancy Allen Cathy Bell Kim Powell Patsy Ward Becky Copeland Diana Pretz Robin Derosa Hnt • wSkLbI H 1 Jerry Danner 52 I Rosie Torres Rob Leinen Mark Gwyzdowski Charlotte English Barbara Barnas Jan Coats Mary Ann Bowman Mary Scott King 53 Ryan Hodges Charlie Wise Joe Kasian Ann Kimrey Bill Moseley Terri Heyman Ed Baesel Chris Strong Mark Fuller Al Robin Derosa Larry Wilcher Diana Pretz Tom Asch Jackson Morton David Zipperer Jamie Jarmon 54 Louise Kitti Terri Jones Joy Jones John Patton Robert Hester David Strasburger 55 Bob Crownover Gary Bagley Fred Hovey Casey Middleditch Doug Kopec ' - ' ;?J Julian Kennedy ■ Carol Small 56 Laura Ellis Becky Hays Lee Hornsby George Anderson 57 Bill Potter Susan Zittle Trey White Kathryn Condrone Clay Murray Brian Mullarkey John Carrigg 58 Sandy Baldwin Peggy Morrison, Nancy Faircloth Janet Ferrell, Eva Monroe Allison Phillips Beth Edwards John Rossi Teresa Staley Patti Conrad 59 Butch Helms Gary Hoyle 60 I Pooh Gary Shapiro Michael Norwood Cheryl Shapiro Meg Ewart Brad Jarrett Frank Anton 61 Willy Evans 62 President A. P. Parkinson, Jr. Learning is primary. As John Stuart IVIill said over a century ago, Men are men (and, he would say today, ' women are women ' ) before they are lawyers or physicians, or merchants, or manufacturers, and if you mal e them capable and sensible men they will make themselves capable and sensible lawyers and politicians . . . Career preparation is no longer determined by a fixed set of vocational skills to be made obsolete by technology and time. A trained and critical mind, a sensitive and free imagination, and confident and articulate self-expression are skills ever in demand. St. Andrews seeks tor its students this rust-proof preparation for careers. However, education must equip us to want more and to do more than merely earn a living. St. Andrews expects of its students liberal learning as well as skills development, and cultural awareness as well as career planning. St. Andrews seeks to develop valuing — a process of insight, judgement, commitment, and in its highest expressions, wisdom. St. Andrews invites you to join in a bold experiment in Christian higher education. 63 64 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION 65 James Bruce Frye Vice President for Developmeni Robert B. Claytor Dean of Students Ronald C. Crossely Dean of the College G. Barry Stallings Business iVIanager 66 Alexander, William M. Professor of Philosophy and Religion Applegate, Arthur L. Asst. Professor of Biology, STMS Director and Chairman of the Biology Program Baldasare, Paul Assistant to the President Bayes, Ronald H. Assoc. Professor of English Writer in Residence Beatty, Sally Admissions Counselor Bennett, Carl H. Chrm. Div. of Humanities and Fine Arts, Prof, of English 67 Benzaquin, Kathleen Director of Student Activities and King ' s IVlt. Conference Center Betts, M. Dean Instructor of Physical Education Blackwell, Floyd E. Director of P.E. Center Brown, Cheryl J. Asst. Prof, of Psychology Bullock, Leslie Professor of Religion Program Chairman, Coord. SAS 202 Bushoven, Cornelius, III Assoc. Professor of Politics Director of SAS 68 I • fe. Carson, Barrett Cavendish, Kay Accounting Clerl Chay, June L. Circulation Librarian Coffman, Rooney L. Instructor in Science Lab. Director of Logistics and Cornerly, William Instructor in Economics Covington, Frank College Pastor 69 Craddock, William Assistant P.E. Center Director Crawford, Dudley Director of Admissions Daughtrey, John Prof, of Education Psyc. Coord, of Teachier Internships Placement Decker, Rodger W. Director Rehab. Services Diment, Ronald Ellsworth, Emily Assistant Dean For Residential Assistant Professor in Music Life 70 Ford, Brad Assoc. Professor of Theatre Fulcher, J. Rodney Assoc. Professor of History Gamble, Lyne Admissions Counselor Geffert, Carl W. Assoc. Prof, of German Program Chairman Halley, Darlene Admissions Counselor Hales, Minnie S. Bookeeper Development Office Merria, Jean Secretary 71 Harvin, Harry L. Professor of History Politics Chrm. Div. of Social Behavioral Sciences Hearn, Marshall Equipment Room Attendant Hester, Joe Ann Secretary — Education Program Holden, Carolyn M. Accounts Payable Horn, Herbert A. Professor of Piano Humphreys, Dewey Manager — Food Service 72 Jones-Ash, Mirian A.V. Center Manager Jones, Thomas Instructor in Biology Joyner, Charles W. Assoc. Professor of History and Anthropology Kesselman, Lee Assistant Professor in Music Knight, Dr. Judith M. Asst. Prof, of Chemistry Lamm, Marsha News Bureau Director 73 Lee, Nelda Controller Llles, Elaine B. Assoc. Director of Admissions Leitch, Ronald M. Director of Development Litcfiford, Clarell Secretary to Physical Education Center Litchford, Steve Women ' s Basketball Loftus, William J. Assistant Professor of French Ludlow, Spencer L., Jr. Assistant Professor of Philosophy 74 Marr, John M. Associate Bus Econ. Program Marty, Anne Administrative Secretary Admissions McDonald, Arthur, W. Assoc. Professor of Speech Theater, Program Chairman rMcLean, David A. McQueen, Betty Melton George Chairman Dept. of Anthropology Secretary — Student Life Office Chairman History Sociology Program ' 75 PHPfW Monroe, Frances Payroll Clerk Neylans, Catharine Assoc. Prof, of French Niblock, David Asst. Food-Service Manager Osborn, Richard A. Instructor in Physics Osmanski, Edna Ann Assistant Professor of English Parker, Mary L. Secretary to Registrars Office 76 i Parnell, Betty S. Secretary to Social and Behavioral Sciences Division Patton, Betty J. Bookstore Manager Peterson, Sarah H. Residence Director of Concord Paul, Garrett Instructor in Religion Prust, Richard C. Assoc. Professor of Philosophy Program Chairman Riley, Douglas Asst. Prof, of Phys. Basketball Coach Ed. 77 Rolland, William W. Schuiz, Lawrence Assoc. Prof, of Computer Science Asst. Professor Of Politics Program Chairman Scoggins, Helen M. Secretary to Admissions Scroggs, Fred Singleton, Jacqueline H. Assistant to the President Smith, Alvin H. Professor of Psychology 78 ' Smith, Eugene Asst. Professor of Education Smith, Julian L. Athletic Director Professor of Physical Education Somerville, William H. Assoc. Professor of Mathematics Chairman of Math-Physics Program Stallings, G. Barry Business Manager Stephens, James F. Registrar, Assoc. Dean, Assistant Professor of Chemistry Strong, Russell A. Director of College Relations 79 Surface, Jerry Admissions Counselor Taylor, P. Gail Research Associate for Development Office Thames, Kitty Cashier Torres, Michael Assistant Professor in Biology Urie, Robert M. Asst. Professor Special Education Counselor CPCC Watkins, Betty Director of Financial Aid Wetmore, David E. Assoc. Professor of Chemistry and Chairman Division 80 WD. White Prof, of English Religion Davis Wilkins Instructor in Music Jo Ann Williams Asst. Prof, of P.E. John E. Williams Assoc, Prof, of Organ Libby Williams Secretary Registrar ' s Office Anne Woodson Asst. Prof, of Art 81 82 mm SPORTS 83 fSi- ' Ssei, SOCCER mm u..- V— 4 David Swanson Robert Bierbaum Kalubi Tshiunza Stewart Dansby Gary Baggaley Casey Middleditch Brian Millarkey Henry Gyamfi Criag Eliassen John Doney Mac Doubles Max Morris Tom Dunn Mike Hercuison Mike Vaughn Rick Grassi Mark Gwiazdowsky Joe Kasian Mike Fedak (assistant coach) Rick Pope Andy Farmer Tim Talton Frank Jock Reid Covington Eric Loomis Pokey Weber Rick Pumphrey Njefi Michaels Scott Brouthers ; Craig Withrow ' (manager) Dean Beats (coach) 85 r 4 ,v mf S ' ¥■ 86 Rick Scott Mike Poison Henry Tapp Marshall Ray John Carrigg Randy Odum Scott Harrison Rick Bland Kirk Chandler Eric St. John Bill Downs John Barber Rick Gamble Rod Whitby Jim Worley Pete Lazzari John Ferrell Eddie Dean Neil Gordon Keith Belts Butch Keller BASEBALL P«- CROSS Wi; COUNTRY William Langford IVlark Anderson Jay Mitchell Ed Somerville Bob Brenner Dean Ruff Jim Somerville Garry Ramey Bob Pelon Tom Ash TRACK Thomas Barnes Patrick Bernard Michael Breeden Peggy Brustad Catherine Carroll Michael Cestrone Richard Durham Cliff Fitzgerald Terry Foxx Ryan Hodges William Jacobs Anthony Jones Butch Keller, Jr. Charles Lemons Robert Lowery C. Jay Mitchell Norman Mosely Brian Mullarkey William Owens Rick Pumphrey Robert L. Ramey Dean Ruff Jim Smith Ed Somerville Jim Somerville Curtis Wall iLisa Wollman 89 IHP ■iPili BASKETBALL . Matthews Breeder! Smith Jones Salzano Odom Keller Kowall Davis Summers Leslie Cestrone Cherry Jones •(  ;. I VOLLEYBALL afTfL .A- «-u Diana Pretz Debby Grant Anne Hinnant Johanna Boxman Kim Powell Liz Black Beth Cleveland Fran Newbold Carol Wall Kim Dunn Anne Allen Warra Foster Linda Marrow Jenny Dean 91 ■T — Mt, rv 9SH? -. ' :39HSiflBBR £2 r: ' ; ? ' ' ;3i «- ' • ' ' • ' v.-..;! ; ' . mm. .S fi ■v-- _ ■s ' sai.Miir I lUH I TOJWWf,-. 93 EDITOR ' S NOTES I ' ve been knawing on my knucles for five minutes. How do you begin to thank friends who have worked without praise for months on problems which they never knew existed? Many of this past year ' s events have been ommitted because of the time involved in trying to get this book out on time. We hope that your years here will flood your memory banks enough that you will be understanding of the shortcomings in coverage — thank-you. David Swanson, Mike Snider, Lisa Wollman, Knight Chamberlain, Bob Crownover are to be thanked for their help in getting pictures of all the moving targets on campus, i.e. students, seniors, and faculty. Thank-you also to Marsha Lamm and Rooney Coffman who could be depended on to pull their files and give us the sports and administration shots when we needed them, which was always in a hurry. Russell Strong, Advisor, and Dr. William Loftus, Chairman of the Student Life Committee who helped me through the hassels plus gave me support in all areas are to be added to the long list of people I couldn ' t have done without. Curtis Leonard, Robert Poston, Johnnie Heiser and Charlotte Graham were helpful in cropping, lay-outs, typing copy and staying out of trouble at the same time and to each i say a special thank-you. A special section should be done on Marion Bowden without whose patience and pencil this might still be buried under six feet of dust in the office. Also, to Craig Lemmons who along with Marion took lay-outs to the lab when he should have been breaking beakers. The girls in my suite, Mrs, Pete, Mickey Richey, and countless others gave me much moral support. Those of you whose names I haven ' t the space to include nor the heart to leave out . . . you know who you are — and to you I am especially indebted. Thank-you. It couldn ' t have been done without you. Judi 95 HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY MR JOE AlUGOOD, WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA ■• tf . ' it rflpMWHWjaaid ti.v