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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1988 volume:

' ' — - — ■■ ■ ■ ' ' ■ ' ' ' ' IIMW tifilWiWI HSOMMHI ■■ • • yC -Vj J There are ways but the Way is uncharted; There are names but not nature in words; Nameless indeed is the source of creation But things have a mother and she has a name. The secret waits for the insight Of eyes unclouded by longing; Those who are bound by desire See only the outward container These two come paired but distinct By their names. — Taoist Philosopher TT? Tfe . M - . 100% Jf tor 1 - J j9 |jflH|IH vBli 1 H ■; ••■iJ 1 .11 -t- i Jennifer, does your mother know your room looks like this? What a nice personal touch - Bill plays his pipes for the President 4 A 6 Dorms DORMS Dorms 7 8 Bums Center Freedom Village Burris Wins 100% Campaign The Burris Center and Freedom Village were Number 1 in a lot of things, including the 100% for St. Andrews campaign, put on by Jack Ferren ' s marketing classes. It ' s kind of hard to believe all the times these folks put into support St. Andrews at sporting events, plays. Writers Forums — you name it. And every Christmas they get together for a little sharing in their Christmas Get Together. RD of Burris is Rodger Decker. Tony Or- ange is the president of Burris. Another wonderful meal at SAGA Paul works on his masterpiece Bums Center Freedom Village 9 Lee ' s childhood dream to be a cowboy has finally come true Michelle says good-bye to Bun and Ellen 10 Albemarle Donna and Rob put there musical minds together Albemarle Luau was a success for Albermarle Dorm a grill in the courtyard and a 2nd place finish in the fall. The dorm was winner of a Pizza in the 100% for St. Andrews volleyball Party in the Winter Term for attendance at a game. Jon Conyers was the RD, John men ' s basketball game. Lenham was the president and Ginger Egel Other highlights include plans for adding the vice president. Jon do you really know what you ' re doing? Albemarle 1 1 i i Don displays his acting talents Ralph flexes his muscles 12 Mecklenburg masam warn HH A full house at Mecklenburg Mecklenburg Dorm played host to Safe Sex and Tacky Tourist parties this year. And in a show of dorm unity, the Mecklenburg- eis won the 100% for St. Andrews volley- ball game pizza party. Gary Swanson, the new baseball coach. was RD of Mecklenburg in the fall. Neal Bushoven returned from his trip to the Dark Continent in the spring to be the resident director once again. Jeff Callahan was elected president of the dorm, and Roger Cole was the vice pres- ident. The 3rd floor was opened for res- idents. Mecklenburg 13 14 Orange mam eth and Karen are all smiles Maria the Mad Scientist Judy does all this stuff really fit in your room Surfers Punkers gather at Orange Organites have always been known for sun- bathers and lazy days and even occasion- ally to play a game of volleyball in the courtyard. So this year they got together the very first Annual Surf Punk Sud Flood. It was fun. And for those who aren ' t into fun in the sun. Orange also sponsored the Val- entines Dance. Orange 15 Becky ponders life by the lake Concord Spreads Good Cheer At Yuletide Concord brought in Heart to Heart from Atlanta for the Christmas Dance. But Santa didn ' t show up. They also got together care packages for all those exam-bound St. Androids. And sold mistletoe and candy grams at Christmas. Just remember these girls as spreaders of good cheer. God bless them all and to all a good night. Chrissie demonstrates a braiding technique A cuddly kitten visits Concord 16 Concord e cheers on the soccer team Concord 1 7 Erik studies a Chinese watercolor Carie didn ' t your mother ever tell you not to sit on the table Granville: Reggae and Ghosts Granville, according to a disembodied voice on the phone, is a place where we just sort of hang out and listen to Reggae. Well, all those Bob Marley worshipers also managed to get together the Halloween Party, Oyster Festival and put in half the ef- fort of the great GANZA. RD ' s were Phil Leist- White and his wife Ann, until they left for the other side of the world. President was Glenn Garrison. 18 GranvillG ' ■ ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' wins?? Granville 19 Wild Wilmington Women Welcome Back The residents of Wilmington Dorm put together one Wild Welcome at the begin- ning of the year. Then they had Dress to Im- press and impressed everyone with that dis- play of finery. And around Christmas time they offered Secret Santa and lit the Christ- mas tree. RD was Dana Rhodes. President was Michele Venable. Alexandra must be puWn ' on a show Amy on center stage 20 Wilmington ynn shows that SA Spirit Wilmington 21 TOGA, TOGA, TOGA — Or, Let ' s Have a Party Winston-Salem has a little place called doesn ' t it?! RD of Winston-Salem was the Drunken Monkey. Sources say It still Spencer Locklear. John Newman is the rocks. Trust the Sources. president of this All-Male domn and Pete And this dorm got together Toga and Rich is the vice president. May Day. Sounds a lot like a party dorm; 22 Winston Salem KHH Erik spends the big bucks Scot poses for the camera Chris toots his own horn OR V «A Vlf f Bentley and Sean in drag 5hn seems proud Winston Salem 23 Hi 1 UJUMJ IMSB ' n r 26 ttlH ' ■■ ' V -S- ' - SBL -■ i«l 27 UU o for There ' s a lot of horse ' n around at St. Andrews A long distance student making a long distance run- Go Klue!!! 28 Sports ftHIHIil K HHH Sports 29 Singing Wood Memories 4 30 Equestrian Seeking A National Championship 1988 may well be remembered as the year the National Championship came to St. Andrews. The Equestrian team played host to the IHSA National Championship in May. Though, we don ' t know at this writing if they won or not, we do know that last year they finished 3rd in the nation in the event. Top riders for St. Andrews included: Katie Martin, Margaret Fuller. Beth White, Cyndi Adams and many more. To give you an idea of how tough these riders are, consider the fact that they ' ve been in the running for the national championship for four years now. The other colleges that consistently compete well in the nationals, include the Uni versity of Virginia and Sweet Briar College. That ' s not bad company for our people. Equestrian 31 St. Andrews Women ' s Volleyball team finished the season with a 1-10 record Their victory came against Greensboro College. Kristi Kluegel, the No. 1 seed, finished with a 3-2 record in the conference and 3-6 overall to lead the team. Women ' s Tennis 32 Women ' s Tennis Women ' s Tennis 33 An AU-American Year For Volleyball In 1985, people said St. Andrews ' volleyball team was one of the best the Dixie Conference ever produced. That team went 26-18; the 1987 season saw St. Andrews go 30-12, win the Dixie Conference with an 11-1 mark and produce the program ' s first Ail-American and two All-South players. Senior Lori Stroud was named to the 1987 NCAA Division 111 All-America (2nd) team. Stroud and teammate Kristi Kluegel, a junior from Cape Coral, Fla., were named to the All-South team. As a pair, the two dominated the net for St. Andrews. Joining Stroud and Kluegel on the All-Dixie Conference team for St. Andrews was senior Margaret Fuller. Head coach JoAnn Williams was also named Coach of the Year for the Dixie Conference. At the end of the season, Williams lifetime volleyball record at St. Andrews was 239-181. 34 Volleyball VoUeyball 35 36 Soccer Soccer wins More in ' 87 For the first time in five years, St. Andrews won a soccer match against a Dixie Conference opponent — Averett College in Danville, Va. Tacked on to a 2-0 d efeat of Hampden-Sydney College and a 6-0 blanking of Gardner Webb College and A 6-11 final record, it was the most successful season for the Knights in several years. This year St. Andrews increased its scoring ft-om 14 goals last season to 25 this year. Ten players scored goals, showing the improving depth of the Knights, according to coach Lorenzo Canalis. Glenn Garrison, a senior from Anderson, S.C., led the team with five goals. Chris Walker had four goals and freshmen Phil Nolette, ftrom Fort Washington, Md., had three goals and two assists. Soccer 37 II Simons Says: We ' re Better At press time, St. Andrews ' men ' s basketball team was in the midst of the conference race, with a 6-2 record. Before the season, head coach Mark Simons said to the press, we ' ll be better. That prophesy came true in a big way, as the Knights recovered from being doormats the year before and defeating everybody in the conference at least once. Balanced scoring was the name of the game for the Knights. Four players were scoring in double figures on the average: David Simons, 12 per game, Teddy Holloway, 11.5 per game, Wendell Staton, 10.5 per game and Eric Shelton, 10.5 per game. Like Simons says: we ' re better. 38 Men ' s Basketball Holloway, Simons, Staton Score, Score, Score! Men ' s Basketball 39 Lady Knights Scrappy In 1987-88 Paced by junior KeWanda Walters and sophomore forward Malinda Edmonds, 1987-88 was proving to be an exciting season for the Lady Knights at press time. The Lady Knights had already beaten conference opponents Methodist College, Averett College and won their own tournament. Malinda Edmonds, Mo as her teammates call her, was averaging 15.1 points per game and 9.6 rebounds. Kewanda Walters was the team ' s leading free throw shooter, with an 81 percent average Deborah Ayers was the team ' s leading assist person, with 6.7 per contest. 40 Women ' s Basketball am ■OHI HIHii m Women ' s Basketball 41 The Best S.A. Baseball Team — Ever 42 Baseball mm msm ■■H The 1988 version of the St. Andrews baseball team broke virtually every school record under first-year coach Gary Swanson. The Knights went 24-16. Team leaders included Jim isenhart, pitcher Scan Hassell. catcher Randy Marsh and power hitter Kent Smith. Short stop Jon Reneslacis of Kitzmiller, Md. was selected Academic Ail-American. Baseball 43 The 1987 Cross Countrv team finished in third place in the Dixie Conference behind Methodist and Christopher Newport. Key performances came from runners such as Lisa Chassey and Cajetan Chuckwulozie. Cross Country 44 Cross Country Track George Onyenyeonwu had a hand in breaking four school records in 1988. The freshman from Nigeria captured the St. Andrews record in the 100 meters (10.84 seconds); the 200 meters (21.94 seconds); the 4x100 (along with John Thomas, Cajetan Chuckwulozie, Joe Nocon): 43.54 and the 4x400 (along with Thomas, Chuckwulozie and Nocon): 3:23.74. The Knights finished in third place in the Dixie Conference behind Christopher Newport and Methodist. y- ' h- t  Tracit 45 46 Men ' s Tennis Bomm Men ' s Tennis Greg Dorsey ended his season at St. Andrews ranked 23rd in the nation and owning a record of 21-1. Dorsey, a junior from Lake Oswego, Ore., lost to Lance Au of Ciaremont-Mudd-Scripps of California 6-1, 7-6 at the NCAA Div. Ill championships to end his quest for a national title. In addition to being ranked 23rd in the nation, Dorsey was also the singles champion in the Dixie Conference going unbeaten. David Saltman and Dorsey were also phenomenal doubles partners at No. 1. Saltman won the Dixie Conference crown at the No. 3 seed. Men ' s Tennis 47 4 48 HUHHHH I- oftball The S.A. Softball team finished the 1988 season with a 7-7 record in the Dixie bnference and a 15-14 overall record. Key players included pitcher Kim Costello [2.84 ERA), Tonya Olson (.378 batting average) and Kristen Mosher (18 stolen aases). 49 50 51 for St- Andrews Choir sings with joy Jo helps keep WSAP on the air 52 Organizations w V A f_J Organizations 53 Wo men in Dialogue 54 College Christian Union 55 Alpha Chi 56 ■ Senior Honors 57 Chess Club 58 59 Debate Club 60 Bi Lamp Shield 61 Cairn 62 m WSAP 63 Health Science Club 64 Lance 65 Model United Nations 66 b Model United Nations Officers 67 International Club 68 Pax In Terra 69 Riding Club 1 70 M Cycling Club 71 i Chorale 72 Tri-Beta 73 Cheerleaders 74 b 75 76 I 77 I UU o for John and Debbie — Couple of the year Our Student Government President puts in an honest day ' s work 78 People aw, % fa People 79 Freshmen Robert Abrams Tie Adams Kyle D Ameran Meg Anderson Lance Anthony Doug Arnold Malcom Baldwin Andrew C. Balla Eager faces among the crowd 80 Freshmen b Cindi Bames David Baucom Angela Beeson John K Bennett Jr Susan Berry Brian R. Berstler Jennifer Bonds Janice Brinkley Catherine Brown Jay Bumgamer Johnny Bustle Shin Cha Bee Tin, Choo Tim Clark James Clarke Brandon Coble Freshmen 81 H Shawn Coffman Lin Coker Kirsten Conover Andrew Corscaden Amy Cox John Cox William W Cox David Crabtrce Lib by Crawford Margaret Currie Cindy Cushman John Davis Douglas J Dawson Svend Deal Pam Dekert Denise Dickinson 82 Freshmen Jennifer E Dodgen Kelly H. Drewer 1 James Dykes ( Paul Easlic Chris Edwards Richard Edwards Chad Esposito Eric Eubank Kelly Faulkner Randy Favean Heather Lynn Findlay Joi Foss Freshmen 83 Sharon Frain Kathleen Franklin Jennifer Franko Jo Frost Bob Furlong Michael Furman Lisa Gaw Mary Cay Gibson Michelle Gordon Jorge Gowzaloz Susan Crammer Beth Green Mark Greene H. Scott Gregory M e  - | B mM ! ' s Ww T l m 84 Freshmen Susan Gumm Carie Guppy Jennifer L Hands Melody Hanington Marsha Hansen John D Hardt Scott Hartley Rebecca Harvard Chris Haughn Jane Hayman Donia Henderson David HeiT Freshmen 85 Study Break?? Anthony Hinkson Brian Hinson Jonathan O- Holloway Patrick Hoss Michael Hubbard Thomas Huggins Claretha Hughes Shawn Hunter 86 Freshmen Larry Jackson Ramona H. Jagnandan Eugene James. Jr Trent Jessup Jolie Jones Scott Jones Rosemary Johnson Gin Joyner Amy P Kane Jane Karpenske Jimi Kayser David Kennedy Li Ying Khaw Jim King Christopher Koscho Joe Kreeb Freshmen 87 Murray Lide Susanne Lusk Bob Macintosh Chris Mahlstedt Patrick Marcovecchio J Elizabeth Marks Randy Marsh Laura McCarter Alexis Kronenwetter Brenda S Krueger Dana Kucbler 88 Freshmen John McClamroch Karen McGloughlin Le Anne S. McKinney Becky Meyer Lori Mellon Shelly Mendenhall Hope Michael Jim Miller Another dedicated freshmen helping to cheer our eams on. Freshmen 89 Tammie Mobley Heather Moncricf Alyson Mongomery Cynthia Moore Robert Lane Moore Russell Murray Ashwani Nagpal Christopher Nappi Amanda Nash George Onyenyeonwu Diana Luy Ordoney Elizabeth Parker Beth Patton Todd Pawley 90 Freshmen 1 Opus T Penguin Ronald Preston Peterson Grant Phelps Oiane Reid Rachel Riviere Michael J Rodgers Philip Roemer Laura Rose Kirsten Ruark Christina Sabia Badih Saikaly Freshmen 91 LurGG Salisbury Marian Scholz Sharon Scott Greg Sevcms David Smith Don Smith Shane Smith Shannon Jean Smith Alexandra Spangler Christina Steiger Cheryl Stricklin Chris Stuart Tammy Sutherland Stacy Swedberg Teresa Tadalan Jeremy Tanner 92 Freshmen A Betsy Tate Dawn Thompson Amy Elaine Tilghman Edic Titsworth Rendell Townsend Karen Tyndall Nneka Udeze Jill Vamos Abraham Van Wingerden Abe Walston HI Tim Ward David J. Washburn Kenneth F West Anton Whiley Pam Whitfield Tim Wintson Freshmen 93 Jollette Williams Fred Wilson Oliver W Wilson, Jr. Lyndi Wimmer Jennifer Woodward Amy Wright David Yates Susan Yeaman 94 Freshmen Don ' t Jump, Don ' t Jump! A OPHOMORES Alan Abrams Lori Andrusko Susan Brooks Baldwin Jonathan Barger Anne Marie Baxley Susie Bennet Tina Blackwell Scott Blue Jeffrey A. Bosworth Sophomores 95 Beverly D. Bowcn J F. Bradsher Grey Brewington Jennifer Brooks Jeffrey Burrell Linda Butler Teresa Caldwell Diane Cantrell Cathleen Caridakis Kim Cilia C. Baxter Chandler Lisa Marie Chassy 96 Sophomores Tim Childers David J Clark H, Tcrrie Cloud Rob Collins Suzanne Collins Kim Costello T Bentley Crabtrec Cheryl Cusack Sophomores 97 mmmm mssmm Michelle Dawkins Brian Dean Gary Dixon Chris Dolack James A- Dulin Rinni Dumire 4 John N Edmonson Karen Faunt Kim Fayet 98 Sophomores il Fellenstein Vj Monica Florence I James Frohman Wakana Fukuyama Oscar Gallego Michael J Gerlach dd and Ursula are all smiles in Chemistry lab Sophomores 99 Deborah Getz Maria L Gower Dawn M. Guthrie Margie Hahn Kathryn Haines Charlie Hamill Stephen Hanna Debbie Harding Sean Hassell ■pl B . Hv . i : ' i ' l Gretchen Marie Hemmer Brett Henry Karl Hick 100 Sophomores Shery! Hinegardncr Halina Hollocher Sin Hor Peggy HowcU Karen Irelan Lane D- Jeffries Sophomores 101 mmBammm Lea Johnson Albert Jones Todd W- Jones Gayle Kiker Marina Lail Charles O Mann Corey Mason Colleen McAndrews Debbie McArthur Cynthia McDaniel Colin McDavid Cheryl McMillan 102 Sophomores Carrie Melton Kim Meyer Calvin S, Miller, Jr. 1 ' l k • 1 Wf iT W c L Mallorv MiUer Shannon Miller Karen Rene Moore Kristin R, Mosher Bobby Musengwa Ernest Musengwa Kathy Naylor Gwen Newton Jeffrey T. Noel Sophomores 103 Julia E. Norem Kerry C. O ' Neill Tony Orange Robin Ormerod Susie Perkins Brian Perry Elizabeth A. Peters Wendy Phillips Gladia Petunia Phlegmdorfer 104 Sophomores Malinda Powers Glen Price Michelle Papp Ursula Rash Steve Read Michael Reid And the crowd goes wild Sophomores 105 Jon Reneslacis Laura Richey Pauia Riojas Lynne Ritchie John Bradley Roberts Michelle Rodgers Elaine Rorie Victoria Saia David Saltman John Sellers David J, Salzlcin Rizwan Hassan Sheikh 106 Sophonnores pi L ' ' ' ' Jr 1 r ' 4 ' i VSITM Elizabeth Sherman Tammi Sinosky Drew Smith Toni Smith Jennifer Spangler Leigh Sparacino Shannon M. Stanbridge The wonders of science Wendell R. Staton Sophomores 107 Billy Sullivan John L. Thomas Barbara Tilton Anne Vanderhoeven Andrew Vaughan Dahn D. Wade Molly Warman Laura Watford Audra Webb 108 Sophomores M •: V V . • .• y V • ' V T •• ♦- V •• «, • • •« Christopher Weinman Denise Wertz John Wheeler Sophomores 109 Georgia White Nancy Young David Zanieff John shows the other team what he ' s made of 110 Sophomores Juniors T 3 Dawn Alastick James F Alston . - Cft 4 « ' A ' ' ' i ' ' V ' W ' ' ' ■ ' Vl ' i . ' ' o V V . ' , |.  tt v. Stephanie Baine 1 Wm Mi Edith Cole Beartie James L, Beatty Gary Benfield Juniors 111 4 Anne Blue Harry J. Beshgctoorian Thomas Bounds Cheryl Boyette Julie Braatcr Julie Butcher Jeffrey G. Callahan Joy Camp Cameron Cardimon 9 IPI ■w ' ' ' w t W rtm W ' 1 H 1 1 $ 1 112 Juniors SAGE Bill Caudill Dawn Cemeant A. Paul Chappell Cajetan Chukwulozie Catherine Churchman Patrick Coats Juniors 113 Ingrid Cobham Pam Coble Roger T. Cole Tabby Cooper Charles A, Corley William Culver William Currie Judy K, Deitrick Melinda Denny 114 Juniors 1 Lynn Duval Daily Diaz Paul E. Dinkins Ginger Egel BiU Elldn Eric E. Faircioth f s ajf i i -5 ' ' - IX J ti Juniors 1 15 Keith Feaster Sharon L- Fields Alison Ray Foley The proud new members of Alpha Chi Judy Folmar Paul Ford Andrew Fraser 116 Juniors James Inman Maggie Johnson Deborah L. Kelly Juniors 117 Karen Kessingcr Woodrow Koo Jim Laird Debby Lee John Lenham Juiie Lundquist Christina Marley Tammy Martinez Gilbert McCory 118 Juniors Charlie McCoy Danyl McEachin Helen McGiU LeAndre McGruder Robert Moffatt Carolyn Moore Carol Nicholson -- I Deirdre Norrls i ' Lissa Norton Juniors 119 Clark Nail John Null Roger K. Nutel Nobuko Okamoto Jon Pargas Denise M. Peck Kathy Phelps Go Stephanie!! 120 Juniors m f Erik Podraza iTodd Harrington Repass. Jr. Randa Richards Annie Richardson Dale RiddeU Stephanie C- Riggs Lisa Ritchie Scott C Robert Deborah Robinson Juniors 121 im Patricia Romano Beth Russo David M. Sauer Albert J. Shilling Daniel Bemton Schuman Rebecca Seller Todd Shifflet Brian Sizelove Stephen W Skinner 122 Juniors Chris Smith Kent Smith Richard F. Sneed. Jr. Peter Sontag Cheryl Sparks Nick Stephens Jennifer Stone Sandi Strehl Amy Ann Tannehill Juniors 123 4ichelle Taylor James L. Terrell Eric C. Threets Lynn Trumbull Todd Tyner Tim Voige Margret Waddle John Ward William W. Whitehead 124 Juniors m Chns enjoys a meal by the lake page 125 Ron da Wilder Jan Willis Michelle Windsor Sandra Woods Ericka Woods Chris Wood Juniors 125 K« 126 m Seniors Cindy Adams Donna Bamette Seniors 127 Seniors Judy Alice Baxter 128 Seniors James Durrell Bishop Seniors James Kristian Deal Baice DeWitt Aicha Driss Seniors 129 130 K £ 131 Seniors Mary Margaret Fuller 132 Seniors Seniors Robert Glenn Ganison Wendy Anne Hales Brian A. Green John Raymond Hall Paula Griffey Tashima Michelle Hawkins Michele Lynn Hayes Amy Heavner John Burton Helms Seniors 133 134 135 Seniors Andrew Scott Jordan 136 Seniors Joann Ketch Robert Paul Lentz Jr. Seniors Tanuj S. Kulkarni Lisa Landrum Susan Lewis Rebecca Dorthy Long Beck McCormick Robert H. McLean MaryAnne MacLeod Seniors 137 a Richard deals out a hand at Las Vegas Night 138 Campus Life i The Cheerleaders get the crowd all riled up . i Another winning moment at St Andrews Campus Life 139 . Seniors Stephen Charles Maclin Renee Melton Katie Martin Kathryn Middleswarth Bradley P. May Gregory Minns Mavie Moore Andrew Thomas Murphy John Benjamin Newton 140 Seniors Seniors David Bayless Perkinson George Martin Phelps Jr. Stephanie Elizabeth Brown Porter John Furman Price Elizabeth Powell Ralston James Thomas Reese Jr. Seniors 141 Strut your stuff Bob do you know you have a lobster on your head? 142 Campus Life m Maybe a little too peaceful Another peaceful day at St Andrews Campus Life 143 k eraifi Seniors 144 Seniors Seniors ESiMr Amy Lynn Samo Daniden Valarie Schmidt Teny Maleline Schriver Delbert Anthony Spruill Seniors 145 146 fei 147 Seniors David M. Turner Michelle Venable Scott Michael Vines Louise Charlene Vohringer Lisa Wagner April Irene Walton 148 Seniors Seniors James Walter Ward D. Nathan West Donna Whittington Emily Woodruff Herman Webster Zimmerman III Cindy Phillips Jock Wheeler Richard Allen Yercheck Seniors 149 fflS BBSHHI 1 50 Faculty Administration Faculty Administration 151 HklHiMUd 152 Faculty Administration i Faculty Ad ministration 1 53 mUMmikMiM 154 Graduation i Graduation 155 f Patrons 156 i To Kia — You have grown to become a special young lady. Don ' t change Just grow to be all you can be. Lots of love + Luck. Your Family Merit Pennington — Through Adversity you have Excelled. Congratulations, we are very proud of you. Mom and Dad Congratulations, Jane. We are so proud of you and all your accomplishments. We love you. Mom Dad Scott Groseclose — Congratulations. To Believe in yourself and in what you can do is to take the first step on the road to success. Love Ya Mom Dad Diona, We are proud of you and we Love you. We appreciate and Thank you for being such a Nice daughter. Lauralen Avery — Wishing you on Graduation Day always the beauty of his ways the blessing of his love! Moma JoAnn and Family Cindy Adams — Congratulations Cindy on a dream come true; Your well deserved Graduation from St. Andrews. Love Mother, David and Granny Wendy Anne Rodgers-Hales — Congratulations and Best Wishes for a job Well done. May the Lord bless you in your walk through life. Mom and Dad. Scott Vines — Scott, Don ' t be troubled about the future, it has yet to come. Live in the present, make it So beautiful it will be worth remembering. Congratu- lations, Mom and Dad Astri Holland — Daughter, sister, granddaughter. For us, your fans with pride in our eyes, ASTRI, named for queens, you bring the blue skies! James Durrell Bishop — Congratulations Durrell for one of the most important events in a lifetime. For all of the time + work you have invested in a college education We love you. Mother + Daddy Rich Yercheck — Congratulations Richard — WE are very proud of you! May all your Dreams come true. Mom, Dad Mark Vicki Lynn Sherman — Congratulations. Wc thank you, and God, for making us such a proud Family. Love — Dad, Mom, Family Michelle Venable — Daughter, You ' ve ALWAYS ' made me proud, and you are my RARE GEM. ' Congratulations! Love YOU MOM Brian Rodgers: Brian WE are Very proud of you and wish you the Best in your career and all y ou do in the future. Love, Nannie Uncle Bill Walter Brown — With Pride, I Congratulate you on your successful Accomplishments, and a job well done, love Mother. Carol Franks — Congratulations ' ' Goldilocks ' ' we are proud of you! You are the sunshine and spice of our lives. Love, Mom + Dad Lee Huber — We are all very proud of you and wish you all the Best. Congratulations. With Love Mom, Dad and Vicki Kathy Middleswarth — Congratulations on a job well done! We ' re proud of you. Love, Mama, Dad, and Brian Bruce Roberts — Congratulations to you Bruce! It ' s been a short 22 years from birth to being a college graduate. You ' ve done a good job with your life. As you continue on down The Road of Life, we know you ' ll do your best. We ' re very proud of you. Congratulations Mama Daddy Furman Price — Lots of luck in your future. You have hung in there and made it. We are so proud of you. Love Mom and Dad. Joanne Ketch — You did it Joanne — we are very proud of you. Love Mom and Dad Bradley Parker May — To our son Brad: Hail to thee, St. Andrews Grad. You ' ve made us proud. Love Mom and Dad Buck Tredway — Great work, Buck. Our prayers, love, and best wishes for all the days ahead. Mom and Dad Greg Minns — To our son, Gregory Minns: To God Be The Glory Dr. and Mrs. C.R. Minns James Ward — God ' s richest blessings. We love you. Daddy, Momma, John, Tim, Barbara, Annedda Miss Muffie — We are so proud of you! May you enjoy God ' s Richest blessings throughout life. Our love, Mom, Dad + Tine Markie-Boy: Papers are history, Poptests sans mystery; Paid is the fee. Proud of degree! Love, Mom, Suzanne, Vicki, Dad April Walton — We are so proud of you. Congrat- ulations! Mom and Dad Terry Schriver — Congratulations Good luck in the real world. Love, Mom, Dad, Jimmy, Lisa, Debbie, Scott Joshua 158 David W. Tew — Congratulations on your past and present achievements. Best wishes from our hearts for a wonderful future. Love, Mom and Dad Del Sprull — Son we are so happy for you. Congrat- ulations and may God bless you and everyday be happiness and love. We Love You Craig, Dad and I are very proud of your achieve- ment at St. Andrews. Love, Mom Sue Lewis — Congratulations Sue, I hope the future holds nothing but success for you. Mom and Dad Cheryl Sparks — We are so proud that you have reached this goal! Graduating at the top of your class, with the responsibilities of wife, mother, and commu- ter. Mama Daddy Lance — You are a great guy and we ' re proud of you. Love, Dad, Mom and Sue Diana Jones — You ' re a winner Diana Jones! Keep going! Love Mom Donna Byrd — Congratulations, Donna. We ' re proud of you. We love you. Mom + Dad Lesue -I- Kristen Johnny Mac — A Day At A time. Finish every day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; begin it well and serenely and with too high a spirit to be cumbered with your old nonsense. This day is all that is good and fair. It is too dear, with it ' s hopes and invitations, to waste a moment on the yesterdays. — Emerson — Love, Mom Michele Hayes — Words are inadequate to express our tremendous pride in you and your accomplish- ments. Your Proud Parents. Kristina Michele Bryan — Of your graduation I am proud. This I ' ll tell any crowd, Hard you ' ve worked to get this far. Now all can watch your rising star. Mother Joyce Parry Dave Arnold — Dave, congratulations! Out of millions — you may be selected, of knowledge, to use the key. Love Mom Grama ' Leen Andrew Murphy — Mury — thanks for your help in 1980. Congratulations to you in 1988. Come see us if you move back to Wilmington. Mike Schmidt Jennifer Long — Jen — we knew you could do it! WE ' re so proud of you! Send money! Love, Mom + Dad Congratulations Good Luck. College is complete We love you deady MaryAnne. Strive hard, your goals to meet. Mum Dad 159 Hi I 160 M Ads 161 Belk of Laurinburg You ' re the Reason!! Restaurant Route 1 Box 155 F Highway 401 South (McColl Ave) Laurinburg. N. C 28352 (919) 276-3668 1 Congratulations Class of 1988 162 Laurinburg Dept. Store 228-30 Main Street Laurinburg, NC McNair ' s Dept. Store CAROL ADAMS NELSON (919) 276-0820 101 1 Soulh Main Sireel Lourinburg, NC 28352 Barron ' s Menswear 221 Main St. Laurinburg. 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