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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1979 volume:

■ •■ ■ • ' - ' ■ •...: ' ■. •■ ™— — LAMP AND SHIELD 1979 Charlotte Graham Editor Marion Bowden Assistant Editor Katherine Hall Layout Editor St. Andrews Presbyterian College Laurinburg, N.C. lit TABLE OF CONTENTS sfcr £ -. f? ( Prologue CT3$ Classes 15 Seniors .$ 18 Juniors 4 9 Sophomores 64 Freshmen 80 Faculty and Administration ..... 96 Sports 108 Features 144 Patrons .§2 ? 164 Epiloque . . K ' k fe S£ 174 Li ' jk i I I 10 vfaama mm m nm 1 11 If. sir • - • t L '  1 £ • • •- 12 •ir ' V ' .y? f i mMsmmwmm $ I J 17 WMM Mffl SENIORS Seniors . . . Years from today we will look back on our college years as one of the most formative periods of our lives. We will look through these pages, releasing emotions and coming to the realization that our years at St. Andrews were but a brief span; a span in which we grew to a better understanding of ourselves and something called Life. 19 We should take time to re- member our years at St. An- drews because such remember- ances are an important part of ourselves. 20 This section is dedicated to the class of 1979 and to St. Andrews Presbyterian College. 21 Hollerith Holly Barnum Greenwich, Conneticut History Steve Allgood Laurinburg, North Carolina Philosophy William Brennan Charlotte, North Carolina Biology 22 Freddy Clark Vista Hermosa, Quatemala Chemistry James Conyers Ridewood, New Jersey Literature Charmian Clifford Pasadena, Maryland Anthropology-Sociology 23 Kwame Dwamena-Danquah Accra, Ghana Accounting-Business John Courtney Nashville, Tennessee Theater Catherine Davidson Bluefield, West Virginia Biology 24 Laura Ellis Atlanta, Georgia Art Larry Graham Maxton, N.C. Chemistry Marvin Marty Hatchell Laurinburg, N.C. History 25 Nancy Hinkle Badin, N.C. Music Vicki Hughes Batesville, Ark. Music I 26 Samuel Butch Keller Lucama, N.C. Physical Education ' ■H Louise Kitty Arlington, Virginia History Steve Newton Fishersville, Virginia Art Marsha Montgomery New Bern, North Carolina Anthropology-Sociology Michael Njefi Northern Province, Cameroon Economics 27 Joannie Reback Mathews, N.C. Biology . I John Rossi Raleigh, N.C. Politics Janeen Taylor Lyndell, Pennsylvania English 28 Douglas Wentz Fayetteville, North Carolina Physical Education and Schotzl 29 30 31 ftf i : W728 t J ' -. 33 More powerful than the shattering of an atom is the penetration of the human mind. For it is within the human mind that ideas are born, grow, and finally burst forth, to the betterment of our world. 3 34 35 36 The true art of memory is the art of attention. 4 WiksL Tbl _  _ 37 38 39 r 40 41 i ran 42 !■:• l J 43 44 45 « V I THOUCHTForTFlE t STOUED 1  V aaisflKBKSi ' saisafcaisaiii.jjjiiffj as is ' a c ' a a a u ii9 e e ' g ; « c a t 1 ■ a • ' •r i: fm m 48 • ft t -?■ ' If you had never been my friend not much would change really. I ' d just spend more time looking for a part of me that has yet to be defined, for a person to go to when I need to find myself. 50 Some combinations just can ' t be beat. ' - • . A friend brings comfort, courage, and laughter. 51 Travis Hill ' 82 Donna Brown ' 82, Sandra Ironmonger ' 82, Barbara Bell ' 82, Nancy Winston ' 82, Ann Crocker ' 82, Lynn Evans ' 82 Ira Skipper Hardy ' 82 Francois Lareuse ' 81 Kimberly King ' 81 Curtis Anderson ' 80, Hal Bailey ' 80 ■ H Clay Hamilton ' 80 Beau Lamb ' 82 53 Charles Perkins ' 82 Paul Economos ' 82 Rosita Torres ' 80 Reid Perry ' 82 Carol Wise ' 80 Erika Chisholm ' 81 James Bo Alexander ' 81 Robert Poston ' 80, James Cowan ' 80, John Barber ' 79 55 Gerard Gerry Smith Christine Mumma ' 81 Hera Brown ' 81, Carol Small ' 81 Jana Ozment ' 82 ! iL Lisa Simpson ' 81 Michel Lareuse ' 82 Ann Crocker ' 82 Tim Talton ' 81, Thomas Dunn ' 80, Joseph Kasian ' 80 Robert Gary Ramey ' 80 Carol Wise ' 80 Ann Ewing ' 81 Susan Robinson ' 82 Marilyn Grimbilas ' 80 Franz Stillfried ' 82 Keith Walling ' 82 58 Teresa Staley ' 80 Kalubi Tshiunza ' 81 Karl Newton ' 81 Richard Scott ' 80 59 Debra Castello ' 80 William Jones ' 82 Karl Newton ' 81 Richard Scott ' 80 | 60 Charlotte Graham ' 80 Curtis Leonard ' 80 William Moseley ' 80 Marion Bowden ' 80 m Top: Lynn May ' 80, Wendy Smith ' 80, Ivy Shiflett ' 80, Jan West King ' 80 Bottom: Carrie Lou Rowell ' 80, Carol Wall ' 80, Anne Allen ' 80 61 Charlotte Porter ' 82 Kyle Gillespie ' 82 Thomas Langhorne ' 82 r Rick Whitaker ' 82 Lyle Bucky Cooper ' 82 Deborah Klassee ' 81 62 John Townes ' 82 Keith Powell ' 82 Michael Herculson ' 80, Guy Weber ' 81, Eric Loomis ' 81, Andrew Farmer ' 81 Richard LaMotte ' 82, Robert Bierbaum ' 81, Thomas McDowell ' 82, Rick Pope ' 81, Malcolm Doubles ' 80 63 m zzm. ■£%i%£ Si m r; Rosemarie Sutton ' 82 Ross Bannister ' 82 Karen Clayton ' 82 Courtney Gruber ' 82 David Knott ' 81 Janice Donnell ' 82 Elizabeth Black ' 79, Panama Stephen Turner ' 79 Teresa Chavis ' 80 A.C., William, Matthew and Madchien Mottershead fP Ti Pamela Trent ' 80 Patricia Conrad ' 80 w - fc - . 65 Marilyn Grimbilas ' 80 m Kathryn Hall ' 81 f M k m Bk J « .... Pamela Rourk ' 82 Boyd Lee Lambert ' 82 66 Francois Lareuse ' 81, Jon Johnson ' 81 Kathryn Drinkard ' 81, Elena Jenrette ' 81, Stephanie Ferguson ' 81, Anne Caimi ' 81 Shannon Young ' 82 Alison Phillips ' 81 5 67 Reid Perry ' 82 Robert Leinen ' 81 KOJfc ' 4 Bronwen Woodson ' 80 David Silampaa ' 82, Richard Gilbert ' 82, David York ' 82, Micah Lee ' 82 68 1 Christine Mumma ' 81 Donna Kline ' 80 John Krantz ' 82 Dianne Cox ' 82 Grady Mullins ' 82 Graham Disque ' 81 69 ■I Mary Bowman ' 81 Ernest Chip Rudolph ' 82 Denise Nichols ' 81 70 Stephen Ezzell ' 81 Aubrey Butch Helms ' 81 Edwin Crews ' 81 Franz Stillfned ' 82 4. Paul Economos ' 82 71 David Winslow ' 81 Courtney Ebbinghouse ' 81 Patricia Ward ' 80 72 Joseph Watson ' 80 ■ Fredericka Roper ' 82 Erika Chisholm ' 81 73 Gary Hoyle ' 81 Garrett Orr ' 82 Charmian Clifford 79 James Bo Alexander ' 81 Paula Nappy Boykin ' 82 Jill Monger ' 82 Denise Werbela ' 82 Joanne Miller ' 82 Marie-France Souweine ' 82 Michel Lareuse ' 81 Carolyn Briggs ' 82 Geraldine Gerry Baker ' 82 David Armistead ' 81 75 Wynne Segal ' 80 Teresa Chavis ' 80 Liz Meiller ' 81 Elizabeth Black ' 79 Joy McLennan ' 79 Susan Poovey ' 79 76 Jacob Teboh ' 81 Donna Brown ' 82 Susan Kengla ' 82 Susan Decker ' 79 77 Clayton Lewis ' 82 Jeanne Hill ' 81 ; Darrell Donnell ' 82 Chester Naiman ' 80, Laura Ellis ' 80 78 Charles Grace ' 81 Benjamin McNeely ' 80 Keith Powell ' 82, Austin Seagrave ' 81 __ m •• ' . ' fflWHI 1 Christos Hux ' 82 79 wS fcr 81 82 Lawrence E. Schulz Program Chairman and Assistant Professor of Politics George L. Fouke Assistant Professor of Politics Cornelius Bushoven III Associate Professor of Politics and Director of SAS 84 UfcU T Alvin H. Smith Program Chairman and Professor of Psychology Cheryl J. Brown Assistant Professor of Psychology Elbert R. Patton Assistant Director of Career and Personal Counseling Center Albert E. Thomas Associate Professor of Psychology and Director of Career and Personal Counseling Center 85 David E. Wetmore Chairman of the Division of Math, Natural and Health Sciences Associate Professor of Chemistry Micheal A. Torres Assistant Professor of Biology and Chairman of the Pre-Med Program Leon A. Applegate Assistant Professor of Biology and Program Chairman Donald G. Barnes Program Chairman and Associate Professor of Chemistry and Physics 86 Miriam E. Ash-Jones Coordinator of Audio- Visual Services Thomas H. Jones Chairman of Environmental Studies Program and Instructor in Biology Rooney L. Coffman Instructor in Science Laboratories: Director of Logistics 87 Julian I. Smith Professor of Physical Education and Athletic Director Clarell Litchford Secretary of the PE Program Dean M. Betts Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Director of Physical Education for the Handicapped Jo Ann Williams Associate Professor of Physical Education and Co-ordinator of Women ' s Athletics Floyd Black well Director of PE Center 88 William H. Morgan Associate Professor of Mathematics James J. Bowe Assistant Professor of Mathematics ' !, i ■ William W. Rolland Associate Professor of Computer Science and Director of the Computer Center 89 Richard C. Prust Associate Professor of Philosophy Leslie Bullock Professor of Religion Garrett Paul Instructor of Religion William M. Alexander Professor of Philosophy and Religion 90 Spencer L. Ludlow Assistant Professor of Philosophy Arthur McDonald Associate Professor of Speech and Theatre Brad Ford Associate Professor of Theatre James E. Linehan Assistant Professor of Art Anne Woodson Program Chairman and Assistant Professor of Art 91 m Ronald Bayes Associate Professor of English and Writer in Residence Edna Ann Osmanski Assistant Professor of English Carl D. Bennett Professor of English and Chairman of the Division of Humanities and Fine Arts fx© L Ml i mM W. D. White Professor of Religion and English 92 William J. Loftus Assistant Professor of French Carl W. Geffert Associate Professor of German and Program Chairman Catherine Neylans Associate Professor of Spanish and French 93 David Wilkins Instructor in Music Herbert Horn Professor of Piano i , Emily Ellsworth Assistant Professor of Music Lee Kesselman Assistant Professor of Music 94 95 Alvin P. Perkinson, Jr. President of the College 96 Robert Claytor Dean of Students Ronald Crossley Dean of the College James B. Frye Vice President of Development Richard Lank Business Manager 97 Veronica Newman Administrative Co-ordinator of Academic Affairs Jacqueline Singleton Assistant to the President Mary Parker Secretary to the Registrar Libby Williams Secretary to the Registrar James F. Stevens Registrar, Associate Dean and Assistant Professor of Chemistry 98 Fred Scroggs Director of Finance and Assistant Professor of Business Kay Cavendish Accounting Clerk Nelda Lee Controller Francis Monroe Administrative Assistant Business Office Carol Holden Accounts Payable Jerry Surface Assistant Dean of Students Betty McQueen Secretary of Student Life Judy Giles Secretary of Student Life Frank Covington Campus Minister 100 Katherine Benzaquin Director of Student Activities and Placement Services Ronald Leitch Director of Development Barrett Carson Development Officer Gail Taylor Secretary of Development Russell Strong Director of College Relations 101 June L. Chay Circulation Librarian Elizabeth A. Holmes Librarian ttft Kathryn Hall Serials Librarian Carol Covington Library Assistant Betty Patton Bookstore Manager Roger Decker Director of Rehabilitation Services 102 Ifivu . Dudley Crawford Director of Admissions Anne Marty Secretary to Admissions Elaine Liles Associate Director of Admissions James R. Stanley Director of Financial Aid 103 Robert Brown Admissions Counselor Effie Jordan Admissions Counselor Darlene Hailey Admissions Counselor Helen Scoggins Secretary to Admissions 104 Harry Harvin Professor of History and Politics and Program Chairman of Social and Behavioral Sciences Charles W. Joyner Associate Professor of History and Anthropology George E. Melton Associate Professor of History 105 Gerald Thurmond Instructor of Sociology David McLean Program Chairman and Associate Professor of Anthropology Willard Wall Associate Professor and Program Chairman of Business and Economics William B. Conerly Instructor of Economics 106 Eugene Smith Program Chairman and Associate Professor of Education Rose Mary Lavicka Assistant Professor of Education John P. Daughtry Professor of Education 107 108 m ,? ' • WNKffi f k l • (X) O HI CD jf % | 1 «%s 109 %X, FANS ' It is the fans who provide the color, the noise, the excite- ment. no Ill BUDWEIZER COMPETITION 113 114 iVJi ife: --- VOLLEYBALL Team members: Anne Allen, Elizabeth Black, Johanna Boxman, Elizabeth Cleveland, Robyn DeRosa, Warra Foster, Deborah Grant, Courtney Gruber, Nancy Jackson, Barbara Patton, Kimberlee Powell, Diana Pretz, Carol Wall. 116 117 118 120 121 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Coach David Myers, Amy McDuffie, Joanne Miller, Mary Lynne Manley Warra Foster, Catherine Armstrong, Teresa Robin, Johanna Boxman, Crys- tal Patterson, Paula Boykin, Harriett Howard, and Charmian Clifford. 122 MEN ' S BASKETBALL XL Back row: Jeff Madden, Dave York, David Sillampa, Bill Sandeford, Coach Doug Riley Mike Cowan, Wayne Malone, Jackie Amos, Butch Keller. Front row: Jim Smith Mike Miller, Andy Jones, Alan Salzano, Micah Lee, Mike Breeden, Dick Gilbert 124 SUA i David Myers 125 127 128 129 f% •1 : kin HOME WSTDR BALL SIMS OUT! Hr: W ! J 4. — 1 ■ ■!- 1 I _ .  I WOMEN ' S SOFTBALL 132 133 U A. -Mm ? ♦,- . . ■ 135 v . r « 136 trarfi 137 SOCCER V Players: Bob Bierbaum, Mike Bishop, Scott Brothers, David Brunson, Fred Clark, Randy Dinkins, Graham Disque, Mac Doubles, Tom Dunn, Andy Farmer, Rob Ferguson, Keith Glenn, Rick Grassi, Mark Gwiazdowski, Mike Herculson, Jamie Jarman, Bill Johnston, Joe Kasian, Beau Lamb, Eric Loomis, Njefi Michael, Darrell Miller, Brian Mullarkey, David Nance, Doug Pierson, Rick Pope, Rick Pumphrey, Bill Rees, Gerry Smith, Tim Talton, Rick Thomas, Mike Vaughan, Gary Wannamaker, Pokey Weber, Jim Wood. Trainer Manager: Jennie Dean. Head Coach: M. Dean Betts 138 IF- +i .? 140 •A ■ 1 fD t Fa rrago Farrago is an organization on campus which provides folk, country folk, and bluegrass music in a coffee-house atmosphere. Students are encouraged to perform, as well as professional entertainers being engaged. 142 Wf Chamber Singers: William Mottershead, Susan Russell, John Kranz, Joanie Buck, Jerome Johnson, David Bernhardt, Christie Thompson, Ruth Carter, Chris Carter, Syble Turnmire, Lee Lambert, Bronwen Woodson, Dianne Cox, Bill Pleasance, Lynn May, Greg Bryan, Vickie Hughes, Thomas Brown. Directed by Lee Kesselman. 143 The C.C.C. The College Christian Council is a campus-wide, interdenominational or- ganization which attempts to promote on the campus and within Laurinburg community honest questioning, con- cern, communication, worship and ac- tion. Specific programs and projects in- clude a series of symposia on controver- sial and relevant topics of concern, and in planning of chapel and special servic- es, publication of Dialogue, an in- strument of communication on campus, and an occasional event or concert. 144 Chamber Orchestra of the Charlotte Symphony October 25, 1979, Harris Courts 145 The Slave Auction On November 11th, a slave auction was sponsored by the Art Squad to raise money for the club. 146 Granville Halloween Party October 31, 1979 147 M.D. Pie Hit From October 9th to October 13th the St. Andrews campus was barraged with flying pies. The efforts of the Godfathers resulted in the raising of $589.39 for the Muscular Dystropy Foundation. 148 149 M.D. Carnival On October 14th a carnival was sponsored for the Muscular Dystrophy Foundation. They raised $187.46 for the founda- tion. MfRRY CIJ Concord Open House On December the sixth Concord Hall opened their doors to members of the faculty and administration. This is a yearly event sponsored by the girls of the dorm. 151 Woodstock Day! January 24, 1979 152 tfAl f 153 Environmental Art Projects Winter term of 1979 the Environ- mental Art Class, taught by James Linehan, surprised the St. Andrews campus with unusual and beautiful works. m 154 155 Snow! SnssnssnaWlspiB g iS Bl i! 9 tS IS  1 i i i ' S S •i b? r J i? J  ? P J i? 9 k? i  S 1 £■ i r ■ % o ' j c r r k? w j k? - . 157 The Wall c CHURCH COLLEGE wau s.a. em another sob jones ORTELLTHECHUmoi ALEAP COME HEAR p r .f,..„i CONTEND WITH THIS ISSUE AVINGER AUD. Wed. II: fl JONES IP LEAP? ISSUE Jg 158 ' ' ■ ■ ' ' ■ ' .:. wwmt t ijiaB«uu... T Beware tt E Pies ill 5 B i an Mi ins. - ' io.e OR SALE I ? i— - V fed u (WVto PWTBt- mtiw Ss-yaiWBH ART.SfflW) THE ART SQUAD PROUDLY PRESENTS SLAVE AUCTION FRIDAY HCV I 5 I5C ENTITLES YOU TC BE! FARRAGO 8:00 SOFT DRINKS ANDTHl PX-h TO B ' D DICKU! PRU5TIUS NEitkJS BUSHCn EMUS auC ' ONtEfcS ! ivt FkTFKTMl M NT 159 MAN OF LA MANCHA The Highland Players is for students interested in theatre, allowing a creative outlet for anyone inter- ested in learning the various phases of the dramatic arts. The players present four major, plus several minor productions each year. 160 e s m lf i,X 161 THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST 163 Memories are Golden. It is the hope of the yearbook staff that you have found in this account of the 1979 school year, memories which will remain with you throughout the years. 164 -« i -? v ■ ' 1 i 71 __ - - 2 165 This, the last LAMP AND SHIELD of this decade, is presented to you, the students of St. Andrews Presbyterian College, as a testimonial to the year past. It is a testimonial to the lives of each of you and to times shared collectively and individually. It is not easy accumulating photographs of people, of events, of sorrows, and joys. It is even more difficult to amass these pictures into a meaningful representative book. Such a representation must always be an incomplete mirror, a partial reflection of times gone by. Through the efforts of many people we, the LAMP AND SHIELD staff are able to give to St. Andrews this publication. G?Aaru $c. 166 J • Win ton-Soiem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY W k • North Carolina MR JOE AU.EGOOD, WILSON. NORTH CAROLINA soma • '