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

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John Paul shares his music that goes straight to John Paul Walters shares an intense moment which makes his performances the heart. extra-special. Darin Lawrence and John Paul Walters clown around on stage. The Cat Came Back This past fall CUB invited John Paul Walters to come and sing at St, Andrews. Having played here for the past three years, John Paul Walters has become one of the St, Andrews favorite traditions. He entertained the crowd by playing various selections of pop, folk, rock, and contemporary Christian music. A unique feature John Paul possessed is his ability to make the members of the audience his friends, rather than just spectators. We had fun with the songs we knew and could join along in singing, but it was his original material that made the performance extra special. The lyrics in some of the songs he has written could touch a person ' s very soul. He has a true talent of bringing joy and warmth to a performance. Gayle Kiker and Paul Ferguson join in to show ' em how it ' s done! Alright everyone now it ' s my turn! John Paul Walters 19

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Japanese Business Week The relationship of Japan and the United States is one of the most innportant for both countries in the iatter part of the Twentieth Century. Economic competition and co- operation will ploy a vital roie in the futures of both na- tions. They are intricately related. It is especially neces- sary for Americans to understand the importance of this relationship. In the South, where business competition is the greatest, this l nowledge is vital. For anyone to com- prehend the success of Japanese business and manage- ment practices, it is also important to appreciate Japa- nese culture. In an effort to foster friendship and to familiarize Americans with the achievements and visions of the Japanese, St. Andrews Presbyterian College, with its long history of association with Japan was proud to sponsor this business and arts festival. Prof. Hopl ins kicks off Japanese Business Fine Arts week as Kevin Kanelly and Koichi Horaguchi look on. Businessman and poet, Hiroaki Sato converses with Billie Martin. Hisashi Yamada explains the Japanese Tea Ceremony. 18 Japanese Business Week Tadaoki Mizoguchi discusses different management styles of our two nations. Serving tea, Japanese style.

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Tacky Tourist Myla Garren and Kristin Hague — The Best Dressed God ' s gift to women. Once again, the guys of Meek hosted the second annual reunion of improperly and distastefully dressed St. Androids. This reunion is known far and wide as the Meek Back- Yard Tacky Tourist Jamboree. This party had been instigated by Cornelius Bushoven (Meck ' s R.D.) who in the past had been investigated by the house Sub-Committee regarding unfashionable Ullli affairs. He is presently listed at the top of The Red Menace . The partiers danced to the tunes of Thyss Band and participated in an outrageous fashion show. The winner of which won a highly covented prize, dinner. Not only did Tacky students come, but also members of the Laurinburg-St. Andrews community. Students, professors, and even the police were in attendence. El HIH P VQb ' . 1 HP! TT E l V v ' m f M ' f H H, ■ ' y f J The Power Connection — Where deals are made and futures decided. 20 Tacky Tourist Get Tacky!