Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)
- Class of 1981
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I I THE DARDA Volume 57, 1981 Trevecca Nazarene College Nashville, Tennessee Carolyn C. Hardy, Editor Howard Wall Jr., Advisor Carl Eby, Photography Advisor Opening 1 18 Administration and Faculty 92 Special Events Opening To be Nobody-but-mysel In a world m Which is doing its ' - Best, night and day. To make you Everybody Else Means to fight the Hardest battle which Any human being Can fight. And never stop Fighting it. E.E. Cummings 178 Classes Clubs 1 ECCA Hi ffWA ml N E 234 Index Ads Yourself, For That Is All There Is To You. Exclude Religion From Education And You Have No Foundation Upon Which To Build Moral Character Happy Because It Has The Ability To See Beauty woman that casts a most becoming light on others. and BEAUTY The best part of beauty is that which no picture can express. -Bacon- 9 Glory Gives Herself Always Dreamed Of Her. 10 Never Bend Your Head. Always Hold It High. Look The World Straight In The Face. What You Will Be Hereafter 13 Our President Dr. Homer J. Adams A College Is More Than Bricks And Mortar, Or For That Matter, Mortarboards. A College Is People! -Dr. Adams 16 i EIGHT 1 Ll w, i QGHTV NE ADMINISTRATION FACULTY I ( The Deans 20 Academics Dr. William Strickland Dean of the College Academics 21 Administration i Mr. Larry Buess Director of Continuing Education Mr. Bill Calkin Career Planning and Placement Acadeinic8 23 Administration 24 Acadeinics Mr. Bill MacKay Director of Career Planning and Placement Dr. G. Lewis Pennington Director of Workshops and Special Programs Dr. E. Drell Allen Registrar Academics 25 I The Directors 26 I Academics 27 Business and Business Administration majors arc given broad training in liberal arts subjects and in addition take the core program in business. This major program is designed to prepare young men and women for careers in business and industry directly or through the many management training programs available in modern corporations. Accounting data is widely used by all types of businesses and by the government. Business Education are given training to make them effective teachers in secondary schools. Executive Secretarial, a course of study leading to the B.S. degree with a major in Business, is offered to students wishing to prepare themselves specifically for an executive secretary or other responsible personal secretarial positions. Cynthia Cheatham-Executive Secretarial Lucien Dale-Business Law 28 Academic8 Economics Wilma Johnson Deborah Peercy Business Education Business Morris Stocks Accounting Gerald Skinner Business Academics 29 Fine Arts The department Is a member of the National Associaton of schools of Music, the accrediting agency for schools of music in universities and colleges. It provides opportunity for all students to broaden their understanding of music and art as cultural pursuits embracing aesthetic qualities. Recitals and programs are scheduled regularly, designed for the enjoyment of the listener as well as the development of talents of the performers. The department seeks to prepare musically educated individuals for various areas of performance, teaching, and church music, devel- oping both skill and a philosophy relevant to these areas. The B.S. is offered in music, music education, and church music. Mr. Jim Jarrett Music 30 Academics Allied Health The Physician ' s Assistant is a new health care worker whose purpose is to extend the services of a physician. Trevecca ' s program is the first of its kind in the educational system of the Church of the Nazarene and first in the state of Tennessee. Its purpose is to prepare physician ' s assistants for Christian service. Duties of the P. A. include a variety of tasks from obtaining medical histories to assisting in surgery. The Medical Assistant is another department under the Allied Health program. Typical duties of the versatile member of the medical team include scheduling appointments, assist physician in examinations, and basic office duties. Dr. Earl Vastblnder Physician ' s Assistant Program Mrs. Lois Wolfgang Allied Health Dr. Orpha Speicher Allied Health Mr. Paul Brown Allied Health 32 Academics Communication Studies The Department of Communication Studies offers Broad training in the general area of oral and written communication. The curricu- lum provides considerable flexibility and gives attention to Inter- personal Communication, Speaker-Audience Communication, broadcasting, journalism, creative and performing arts, foreign lan- guages, and English Education. These programs lead to the B.A. degree and are designed to fit a variety of student needs and career interests. Dr. Jim Quiggins Communications Mr. David Deese Mr. Jim Knear Radio Broadcasting Forensics Speech Academics 33 Broadcasting Literature Dr. Charles Childers English Mrs. Phyllis Flannery English Mrs. Lois Eades English 34 Acadenilcs Drama Languages Writing Mts. Adrienne Phillips English Foreign Languages Mrs. Norma White English Academics 35 m Education The Education Department administers programs for persons who major in Elementary, Childhood and Special Education. An A.A. degree in Child Care and minors in Library Science and Early Childhood are also offered by the department. The ultimate goal of the Teacher Education Program at Tre- vecca is the preparation of quality classroom teachers who will set high standards academically, pedagogically, and morally. The teacher educators at Trevecca recognize that their task is a cooperative one with the public and private school sectors, and believe that they can contribute by providing experiences through which their students can discover themselves in relation to society and its schools. Dr. Ralph Leverett Special Education Mrs. Carole Costa Education Mrs. Nancy Hazelwood Education 36 Acadeinic8 History and Political Science History has been one of the most important areas of study at TNC. Historians believe that the understanding of other persons and life-expressions is built on our own experience and our understanding of it, and on the continuous interplay of experience and understanding, it is the desire of the History department to promote knowledge of the modern world through the historical method. Stu- dents desiring to enter teaching, government service, and law, select history as a major field. In addition, minors in history may be selected to back up work in every area of study. Dr. John Chilton History Dr. Toby Williams History Academics 37 5PPΒ β’mip Science and The Department of Science and Mathemtics provides basic courses which offer an introduction to scientific method and to the modern world of science and mathematics. Majors may, with appor- priate courses in education, prepare for teaching biology, chemis- try, physics, or mathematics in secondary schools. Students with excellent records may prepare for graduate school, and others may desire to use their training for industry, or pre-professional training for medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, of medical technology. Dr. Ralph Unger Medical Technology Dr. Gerry Nyssen Chemistry Mr. John Dix Biology 38 Academics Mathematics Learning Resource Center wmmmmmmmmimmmmammmmmmKmmmm mmsmm I Mrs. Ray Thrasher Library Science Miss Priscilla Merchant Library Science Mr. Carl Eby Audiovisual Photography 40 Academics P.E. Health Recreation β ' - β ll MyM3 .l . !l ...JI, M IJ- β Mr. Alan Smith Physical Education Mrs. Carolyn Smith Physical Education Mr. Elliot Johnson Physical Education Academics 41 Religion Dr. H. Ray Dunning Religion Mr. Don Dunnington Chaplain Religion Multiple Church 42 Academics Missions The B.A. in Religion has three majors: 1. the Pastoral Ministry Major provides preparation for the minister who plans to go directly into the pastorate follow- ing college graduation. All academic requirements for ordination are incorpo- rated in this program. 2. The Pre-Seminary Major is designed to meet the requirements for admission to the Seminary. 3. The Religious Studies Major provides preparation for M.A. or Ph. D. study in religion for the student who has no professional ministerial concerns. Nr. Hal Cautliron-Religlon Niel Nielson-Philosophy Ministries Acadeinics 43 I Behavioral Sciences Sociology i ' The Department of Behavioral Science administers programs for persons who major in Behavioral Science, Social Welfare, and Psychology. Minors are available in Sociology, as well as in the same areas in which majors are offered. Dr. James Caldwell β Psychology Mrs. Joy Wells β Sociology Mr. Mike Malloy β Social Welfare 44 Academics Staff ADMISSIONS Patty Cook Sandy Leach Mary Osborne ALLIED HEALTH Jodene North ALUMNI Rena Irwin BOOKSTORE Carole Winkle Debbye Tucker BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Karen Jones DEVELOPMENT Libby Calkin Karen Carlson BUSINESS OFFICE Phoebe Baker Betty Cale Eileen Cornett Gladys Cornett Catherine Grigsby Pam Howard Brenda Lavender Marsha Overstreet Eloie Stirsman Vicky Stone CAREER PLANNING PLACEMENT Debbie Brown CONTINUING EDUCATION Joy Perry DEAN ' S OFFICE Charlotte Scott 46 Acadeinic EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Jan Hodge FINANCIAL AID Lynette Herndon Ruth Henry MAINTENANCE Ed Barton Rex Hall Jim McConnell John Pope Ken Price Chet Seaney James Toomey Regina Wiggs MUSIC DEPARTMENT Millie Gaebler P.E. DEPARTMENT Cindy Goft Johnny White POST OFFICE Horace Johnson Gerald Woods PRESIDENT ' S OFFICE Glenna Johnson PRINT SHOP Noah Shao REGISTRAR ' S OFFICE Marty Eby Jay Karwandyar SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Lynn Witbeck Acadeinics 47 Staff SECURITY Odean Bak er Ricky Curry Doug Gallup Greg Gallup Jeff Gallup Dwight Gunter Earl Hyatt Rick Pence Tom Rucci Mark Stone M rk Tipton SNACK SHOPPE Les Pop MacKay Marion Mom MacKay STUDENT CLINIC Wilma Gallup STUDENT COLLECTIONS Nancy Cauthron STUDENT SERVICES Joan Skeeters SWITCHBOARD Pat Meade TEACHER EDUCATION Glen Ellen Darnell TIDWELL Marylou Kintner WORD PROCESSING Mary Geasley PIONEER FOODS Bill Sinclair, Manager 48 Academics Resident Counselors BENSON HALL Odean Baker BUD ROBINSON HALL Pam Howard GEORGIA HALL Mildred Brinegar JOHNSON HALL Rick Nina Pence TENNESSEE HALL Jerry Donna Green WISE HALL Tom Rucci MARRIED STUDENT APARTMENTS Jeff Croft Acadeniics 49 EIGHTY-ONE SPORTS Sports 51 TIA Football Front row: Ricky Curry, Bob Simmons. Bob Milton, Bill Klakamp, Mark Copley, Mike Johnson, Claude Stergill. Back row: Ed Darling, Joel O ' Neal, Loren Murray, Mike Oliver, Roger Davis, Dale Farmer, Mike Clyburn. 52 Each Saturday morning, during Fall Quarter contained intensive football action. Although some were plagued with injuries, when the season was over. Delta Society came out on top. Beta Society placed second, followed by Alpha, third, and Gamma, fourth. Front row: John Dunn. Keith Stone, David Johnson, Buddy Ballard, Robin Starr, Thor Simen- son, David McDaniels, Phil Ketchum, David McGuire. Back tow: Dwight Gunter, Scott Bur- chett, Harry Cook, Randy Brightwell, Jeff LaChance, Reggie Rose, Steve Bargatze, Paul Stewart, John Hauser. Ken Holmes. Front row: Tim Johnson, Doug Norfleet, Tom Baker, Jeff Bryant, Bob Burchett, Olie Blomberg. Eddie Goode, Greg Lowry. Back row: Herb Gassie, Harry Curry, Joe Stone, Kenny Roberts, David Hainer, Bo Kennerly, Mark Smith, Joey House, Andrei Johnson. TIA Volleyball GAMMA. Front row: Mike Clyburn, Steve Wise, Loren Murray, Danny Adier, Ed Buffey. Back row: Ken Stegall, Bob Simmons, Randy Starnes, George Gill, Wayne Sharpe. GAMMA. Front row: Kay Len, Bev Clark. Charlesette Robinson. Back row: Joy Dunning, Teresa Prevatt, Stacie Slay, Cynthia Thomas. BETA. Front row: Rob Jarrell, Dan Adkisson. Row 2: David Hainer, Randy Pertuset. Dale Schneidmiller, Ken Melton. Back row: Roosevelt Burrell, Eric Young, Olie Blomberg, Joe Stone, Bo Kennerly, Tom Jasper. BETA. Front row: Diane Spaur. Liz Parry, Connie Medlock. Tammy Wyant, Dorothy Smith. Back row: Brenda Kennerly, Robin Baker, Margie James. Debbie Mann, Janice Carter, Bren- da Brodien. 54 ALPHA. Bottom row: Tom Foster, Bob King, Tim Heberlin. Ricky Stewart. Row 2: John Denby, Bruce Thompson, David Blowers. Top row: Mike Wilkerson, Ricky Morgan. DELTA. Front row: Mike Maclntyre, Guy Almon, Bob Eicholtz. Back row: Keith Stone, David Johnson, David Masencup, Kerry Wells, Buddy Ballard. ALPHA. Front row: Cindy Dodd, Vickie Johnson, Evelyn Bal- lard, Denise Patnode. Back row: Beth Patrick, Marianne Booth, Sherri Acheson, Sandy Williamon. DELTA. Front row: Pam Lightfoot, Cherly Jack- son. Back row: Celeste Thompson, Nancy Abell, Darlene Sloss. TIA Co-Ed Volleyball ALPHA β (Row 1) Jordy Edmondson, Mike Wilkerson (Row 2) Denise Patnode, Bruce Thompson, Vickie Johnson, Cindy Dodd, Ricky Stuart (Row 3) John Denby, Marianne Booth, Sheri Acheson, Sandy Williamon, Evelyn Ballard (Row 4) Tom Foster, David Blowers, Bobby King, Beth Patrick BETA β (Row 1) Robin Blowers, Tammy Wyant, Robbie Jar- rell, Debbie Mann, Dale Schneidmiller (Row 2) Danny Scott. David Hayner, Brenda Brodein, Janice Carter, Tony Jasper (Row 3) Brenda Kennerly, Connie Matlock, Margie James (Row 4) Bo Kennerly, Eric Baldwin, Ole Blomberg, Liz Parry GAMMA β (Row 1) Ken Stegall, Ed Buffy, Joy Dunning, George Gill, Teresa Prevett, Loren Murray, Beverly Clark, Wayne Sharpe (Row 2) Bob Simmons, Kaye Lin, Danny Adler, Polly Arney, Randy Starnes, Stacey Slay, Mike Clyburn, Steve Wise, Panky Roberson DELTA β (Row 1) Pam Lightfoot, Guy Almon, Repalma Thompson, (Row 2) Keith Stone, Rob Eicholtz, Cheryl Jackson, Buddy Ballard 56 Powder Puff Football BUD ROBINSON HALL Row 1: Sheryl Sparks, Patti Smith, Tammy Wyatt, Adrianne Austin Row 2: Coach Greg Lowery, Angie Durham. Betty Huff, Coach Guy Almon. TIA Basketball ALPHA Rour 1: Sandy Williamson, Jeanie Deese, Tura Schmitz Row 2: Evelyn Ballard. Li! Fortner. Dixie Hassel Row 3: Coach Ed Darling, Coach Clayton Davis BETA Row 1: Brenda Brodien, Cindy Parrott. Janice Carter, Diane Marshall Row 2: Brenda Steen, Gabrina Williams. Coach Robbie Win- dofer Row 3: Diane Spaur. Ann Driggers GAMMA Row 1: Lesa White, Lynn Piper, Patti Carroll Row 2: LuAnn Surface, Kaye Lin, Carta Scott, Teresa Prevatt Row 3: Coach Loren Murray DELTA Row 1: Lisa Robertson, Cheryl Jackson, Christine Elsaish Row 2: Pam Jenkins. Celeste Thompson Row 3: Coach Jerreil Harris 58 TIA Awards TIA FOOTBALL Keith Stone Randy Parmer Todd Bowman Tom Foster Kerry Roberts Mark Smith Jim Kllpatrlck Robin Starr Bob Milton Mike Geasley Tom Baker Ole Blomberg Loren Murray Mike Wllkerson David Blowers MVP β Loren Murray VOLLEYBALL Men. Rosevelt Burrell Bob Simmons Jimmy Kllpatrlck Ed Darling Tom Baker Loren Murray Mike Wllkerson David Blowers Women SherrI Achcrson Sandy Wllllamon Robin Blowers Connie Mcdiock Celeste Thompson Teresa Prcvatt Cheryl Jackson Cindy Parrott Brenda Brodlen Basketball A-League Bob King Loren Murray Bob Davis Dewayne Smith Ole Blomberg Bo Kennerly Jim Brown Mike Mclntyre MVP β’ Jim Brown Sportsmanship β ALL STAR TEAMS Bob Davis Basketball B- League Jimmy Mason Steve Tale Mike Johnson Todd Adams Tom Baker Robbie Jarrell Joey Moslcy Butch Castelow MVP β Steve Tate Sportsmanship β Randy Wltbeck Basketball C- League Todd Wiseman Bobby Smith Bob Milton Ed Darling David Tucker Robin Starr Reggie Rose Brian White Sportsmanship β Ed Darling MVP β Reggie Rose Basketball Women Tura Schmltz Lll Fortner Cheryl Jackson Ann Driggers Gabrlna Williams LuAnn Surface PattI Carroll Lesa White MVP β Tura Schmltz Sportsmanship β Teresa Prevatt Mr. Intramural β Loren Murray Miss Intramural β Cindy Parrott Teresa Prevatt Society of the Year β Delta 59 Volleyball 1980-Ladv Trojan Volleyball Team. Front Row, L to R: Terri Ryan; Patti Carroll, Co-Captain; Ann Driggers Back Row, L to R: Coach Teena Kennamer; Brenda Steen, Co-Captain; Jerry Goodner; Jill Schortinghouse; Gabrina Williams; Manager Brenda Payne. Not pictured, Debbie Schoonover. Lady Trojans The Trevecca Volleyball team under the direc- tion of Coach Teena Kennamer proved to be a group of determined young women. With an overall record of 9-30, they put forth a valiant effort until the end. This was a year for gaining vital exper- ience. With only three returning players and a new coach, 1980-81 proved to be a year of frustration for this new team yet, the experience gained from this year will be a significant factor for the team next year. 61 LADY TROJAN ' S Volleyball Record Opponent Winner Bryan TNC Covenant Covenant Bethel TNC University of South Univ. of South Christian Brothers CBS College Austin Peay APSU Southwestern SAM Lambuth Lambuth Carson-Neu man CNC University of TNC South Tennessee Temple TT Alabama A M AL A M Flsk TNC Covenant Covenant Bethel TNC Austin Peay TNC Christian Brothers CBC College University of South TNC Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Tennessee Temple TT Fisk TNC Austin Peay APSU UT Martin UTM Southwestern SAM Christian Brothers CBC College Tennessee Temple TT Southwestern SAM Lambuth Lambuth University of South Univ. of South Austin Peay APSU Lambuth Lambuth Tennessee Tech TN Tech MTSU MTSU Bethel Bethel MTSU MTSU Lambuth Lambuth Bethel TNC Christian Brothers CBC College Carson-Newman CNC OVERALL RECORD. 9-30 CONFERENCE RECORD: 1-5 1 62 1980-1981 β Trojan Basketball Team: Front Row, L to R: Manager Bob Simmons, Calvin Holmes ' , Kelly Harned, Everett Musgrave, Mark Williams, Melvin Taylor, Bobby Hines, Steve Tate. Back Row, L to R: Coach Frank Wilson, Johnny Reynolds, Greg Pemberton, Steve Thompson, Gary Herndon, James Baker, Alan Herd, Roosevelt Burrell , Coach Steve Harris, Coach Fred Harris β Co-Captains 68 GAME SCORES TNC OPP TNC . OPP 75 Eastern Nazarene 69 80 Belmont + 65 87 Eastern Nazarene 59 100 Lambuth + 104 73 Fisk 52 78 Freed-Hardeman + 79 66 Lipscomb 74 81 CBC + 67 96 Greenville 80 81 Bethel + 68 64 Bryan 67 64 Lee 73 122 Covenant 93 77 Union + 98 67 CBC + 56 96 Lambuth + 81 93 Fisk 62 66 LeMoyne-Owen + 79 91 Unioni- 75 74 Lipscomb + 82 83 st. Xavier 70 68 LeMoyne-Owen + 83 61 Chicago St. 65 77 Belmont + 55 79 IL Benedictine 71 97 Freed-Hardeman + 86 95 Aurora 84 64 Lipscomb 56 61 Lipscomb + 47 92 Bethel 79 67 Bethel + 69 72 Lambuth 71 75 Bryan 53 92 TN Wesleyan 73 78 LeMoyne-Owen 79 ' Tournament Game + Conference Game, β’ NA1A Cheerleaders Tracie Stoner Co-Captain David Tucker Co-Captain A cheerleader . . . team supporter and spirit booster. Cheerleaders spent many hours practicing cheers and per- fecting routines. The responsibilities became burdensome and the practices tiring, but cheerleaders always managed with a friendly smile and plenty of spirit. Susan Strickland Cyrisse Bianco r Left to right β Dale Schneidmiller, Jeff Chandley, Garry Marshall. Mark Williams, B.J. Rook, Greg Dailey The Trevecca Men ' s Tennis Team finished another winning season. An overall record of 10-9 and a conference record of 8-6 demonstrated the abilities of these young men. This year ' s team was a new team with Senior Greg Daily being the only returning player. Freshman Dale Schneidmiller finished the season with the best overall record of 15-5. Trevecca also placed 6th in the VSAC tournament. 78 79 80 Women ' s Tennis (Left to right β Be Haight, Gina Phillips, Jill Schortinghouse, Brenda Frye, Tura Schmitz, Patti Carroll, Kim Anderson, Ann Driggers, Coach Harris) Trevecca Women ' s Tennis Team completed another successful sea- son under the guidance of Coach Steve Harris. The overall season record of 10-5 expressed the determination of these young women. The team claimed 4th place in the VSAC tournament. The Women ' s team took the runner-up position in 3 seeds. Tura Schmitz and Kim Anderson defeated tough players to make it to the runner-up position in 1 doubles. Patti Carroll and Brenda Frye played a determined game and made it to the runner-up position in the 2 doubles. In 3 doubles. Be Haight and Ann Driggers defeated strong opponents to reach the runner-up slot. The Women ' s team finished a strong season and chose Patti Carroll as the Most Valuable Player. OUTFIELDERS Randy Starnes, Rodney Jackson, Jimmy Brown, David Masen- cup PITCHERS AND CATCHERS Kneeling: Mike Mclntyre, Curt Wright Standing: L to R β Tommy Thompson, Kevin Sanderson, Scott Smith, Joe Dorris, Ken Hamilton, Mike Mills INFIELDERS L to R: Wayne Puckett, Steve Dahlhauser, Bob Amity, Mark Brown, Bob Mullins 83 The Trojans began their season with Middle Tennessee State Uni- versity. Pitcher Mike Mills hurled 9 strong innings in the season open- er. Freshman Kenny Hamilton relieved and took the loss in the 11th inning. Next, TNC defeated Fisk as Kevin Sanderson went the distance in his first start in 2 years. The Tropgans won the second game of the double-header against Athens State in which TNC erupted for 19 hits. In a close game, Trevecca and TSU blasted away at each other, hitting a total of 8 home runs. The Trogans emerged victorious behind shots by Wayne Puckett, Rose Burrell, Rodney Jackson, and two by Mark Brown. The Trojans then racked up wins against Pensacola Christian, Mt. Vernon, and CBC. In an exciting game against LeMoyne-Owen, Kenny Hamilton got his third win with a two-hit shut out, striking out a school record 17 men. Trevecca followed this with wins against Beth- el, Lambuth, Freed-Hardeman, University of the South and LeMoyne- Owen again. In a 7-3 victory over Union, Senior Steven Dahlhauser hit a 2-run homer and the Trogans claimed second place in the VSAC and a berth in the conference tournament. The Trojans finished a success- ful season with 28 wins and 13 losses. ji i --rrr-:J .-iCli 84 I 85 88 BASEBALL SCORES Regular Season 27-11 Tournament 28-13 TNC Opponent Opponent 0 MTSU 1 3 Fisk 2 4. 17 Athens ST. 8. 6 3. 6 Indiana U-SF 4. 5 14 TN. State 13 3 Vanderbilt 8 11 Fensacola Christian 3 13 Pensacola Christian 0 2 UT Martin 8 6 MT. Vernon 2 7 CBC 3 11 LeMoyne-Owen 0 9 Bethel. IND. 3 11 Lambuth 10 16 Bethel 3 10 Freed-Hardeman 5 0 Belmont 6 0 David Lipscomb 3 9. 9 Bryan 0. 0 Forfeits 24 Univ. of South 5 7 CBC 14 17 LeMoyne-Owen 4 4 Vanderbilt 6 13 Lee 3 8 Union 2 8 Freed-Hardeman 2 9 Bethel 3 7 Belmont 6 6 Lee 4 11. 12 Bryan 1. 0 16 Athens St. 22 10 Lambuth 1 5 David Lipscomb 14 7 Union 3 VSAC Tournament β’ TNC Opponent 14 Carson-Newman 7 3 David Lipscomb 10 4 TN Wesleyan 12 Varsity Basketball 1. Three Senior Awards β Gary Herndon, Kelly Harned, Roosevelt Burrell 2. Co-Captains β Calvin Holmes and Roosevelt Burrell 3. Assist Award β Calvin Holmes 4. Free Throw β Melvin Taylor 5. Rebound β Greg Pemberton 6. Most Valuable Player β Greg Pemberton 7. All Conference West β Greg Pemberton Cheerleaders 1. Co-Captains β Tracie Stoner and David Tucker 2. Most Enthusiastic β Tracie Stoner 3. Most Valuable Cheerleader β David Tucker Volleyball 1. One four year trophy β Senior Award β Patti Carroll 2. Co-Captains β Brenda Steen and Patti Carroll 3. Outstanding Defensive Award β Gabrina Wil- liams 4. Outstanding Offensive Award β Brenda Steen 5. Ail-Around Award β Brenda Steen 6. All Conference β 1st place β Patti Carroll 7. All Conference β 2nd place β Brenda Steen 8. Most Valuable Player β Patti Carroll 90 Awards Baseball 1. Team finished second in conference 2. Captain β Bob Mullins 3. Outstanding Individual Contribution β Lynn Pip- er 4. Senior Awards β Bob Mullins and Steve Dahl- hauser 5. Most Home Runs Hits (9) β Mark Brown 6. Most Stolen Bases β Mike Mclntyre 7. Rookie of the Year β Kenny Hamilton 8. Most Improved Player β Steve Dahlhauser 9. All Conference β Mike Mclntyre and Jim Brown 10. Toll Release Award (Christian Competition) β Wayne Puckett and Jim Brown Women ' s Tennis 1. Participation β Gina Phillips and Jill Shortingh- ouse 2. Best Record In Singles (tie for first place) Tura Schmitt and Ann Drigger (11-4) 3. Captain β Kim Anderson 4. Doubles Award β T ura Schmitt and Kim Ander- son 5. Most Valuable Player β Kim Anderson Men ' s Tennis 1. Best Singles β Dale Schneidmiller β 2nd in East 2. Best Doubles β B.J. Rook and Dale Schneid- miller (14-6) 3. Most Valuable Player β Jeff Chandley 91 EIGHTY-ONE SPECIAL EVENTS 94 Special Events Special Events 95 The Big Event This year. Fall Retreat was bigger and better than ever. For those who attended, refreshment. Physically, Mentally and Spiritually was the highlight of the October weekend at Camp Paradise. The weather was beautiful for the men who passed the time playing football, and inside, games and entertainment awaited the less active. Truely SGA ' s big Fall Event was successful. .A. Special Events 97 98 Special Events Terri McCue and Julie Pelton hard at work. Working Together Annually, Trevecca ' s Student Body Assembly and their Administration meet together for a weekend conference to discuss various school assets as well as problems. This year ' s conference was highly worthwhile. The main topics discussed were under the catagories of Academics and Student Services. Much was accomplished, including the extension of library hours starting winter quarter to better ac- commodate the students. Trevecca students are proud to have administration that take time out of their busy schedules to listen to what the needs of the students really are. Bev Adams patiently waits in line-Administrators first! Special Events 99 j WILL THE REAL TREVECCA STUDENT PLEASE STAND UP? 1 100 Special Events Candy And Creatures Ghosts, martians from outer space, and witches, were all a part of the decor during Halloween ' 80. Trick-or-Treating in the dorms provided fun on Friday night, then things really got rolling Saturday with the Senior class ' s Halloween Party. Terrific food to warm up the insides and then a haunted house by the Janu- sians and a scary film to chill the soul. Games filled up the rest of the time to provide non-stop action the entire night. And if that wasn ' t enough to keep a body busy, a hay ride was available for those who wanted to brave the cold on a beautiful starlit night. Halloween ' 80 will be long remembered by all the characters that participated. Variety Is The Spice Of Life The Variety Show, as always, hosted by our Don Garrison, filled the evening with all kinds of entertainment and had a little of something-for-everyone. From the K-9 dog exhibition and serious singing of Ka- ren Thompson, to the Variety Show Band that featured all of our Chicago favorites, to a magic act that kept the audience in stitches, certainly Trevecca ' s Circle K men out-did themselves in providing a quality show with all profits going to- wards TPS. Todd Wiseman ai Audience Participation Poems by Holmes. 102 Special Events Special Events 103 Sweet Success Homecoming is always one of those most trea- sured memories Trevecca student ' s hold as they look back on the year. This year was no exception. The festivities began with a TIA skit night followed by a roaring bonfire and pep rally. The next night our Trevecca Trojans took on Eastern Nazarene College and showed them Deadly Defeat , with a score of 75-69. The next afternoon the alumni bat- tled the TIA football Team to provide a little active participation for those who came from all over the country to the celebration. The Trojans then top- pled the Crusaders again Saturday afternoon in an- other action packed game. Homecoming Queen Te- resa Prevatt, and all the others who participated in, or just were spectators at Homecoming 80 will nev- er forget the thrill of it all. 106 Special Events Homecoming Court 1981 Seniors Teresa Prevatt Escort-Lorcn Murray Karen Michael Escort-Kevin Ulmet Pam Hudson Escort-Jim Cannon Junior Karen Blankenship Escort-Dwight Gunter Sophomore Lisa Melton Escort-Bobby Milburn Freshman Wendy Witbeck Escort-Todd Bowman Special Events 109 110 Special Events A Celebration Of Victory Students, Faculty, administra- tors. Board of Trustee members, and special friends from across the miles gathered into the New Col- lege Hill Church of the Nazarene sanctuary on Tuesday, October 21, 1980, to celebrate victory over the liquidation of a $1 million short term debt that has been outstand- ing at Trevecca. The service was one of total re- joicing and thankfulness to God. Hearts were stirred as Trevecca ' s dream of shaking off the debt was realized. The Debt was incurred over a pe- riod of years and increased until it became unbearable with heavy in- terest cost. But God opened doors, and people opened their hearts and wallets, until on October 21, the $1,000,000 mark was surpassed, due to final gifts from the Student Body, Board of Trustees, and oth- ers. Special Events 111 Sunday Special This year the Snack Shoppe had an added attrac- tion for the Sunday evening crowd. At about 8:30, center stage, a group would begin tuning and warm- ing up, to provide the spectators with a night of song. Hosted by Ron (Zero) Jackson and the Tre- vecca Ministerial Association, there was a type of music to fit the fancy of every soul. Entertainment was provided by Trevecca students as well as local Nashville talent. This service always made Sunday nights Super Special. 112 Special Events 113 Celebrate Good Times The campus took on a whole new attitude as the possibility of being the VSAC Basketball Champions became a reality instead of just a dream. Many, many dedicated fans flocked to all parts of Tennessee to wit- ness the thrill of victory. And what a thrill it was. Heads had never been held higher and chants were never chanted louder. It didn ' t end in the gymnasium either. It was carried to a local Wendy ' s and then to the school parking lot until the team could be congratulated in person after each and every victory. Under the VSAC Coach of the Year, Frank Wilson, Trevecca was lead to victory as David Lipscomb, Bethel, Lambuth and then finally Tennesse Wesleyan fell to the determination of a fine team. Tears of joy fell as the nets were cut, hugs were given, and as the Alma Mater was sung so proudly after every Tournament Game. The celebration and the good times that brought pride to every Trojan will never be forgotten. $7,000 In 24 Hours, Worth It All! It Just might have been the longest 24 hours of their lives, but the dedication of Circle K ' s servant spirit kept them going through the night. Every hour there was a new competitor to challenge the skill and wit of Circle K who never let their spirit ' s down even after losing a few games. But it wasn ' t whether they won or lost the game, it was how much money pledged that kept determination at high point. After raising in the neighborhood of $7000 for MS. the guys after a strong and loud Hurrah turned in for the night proving that SER- VICE is really what Circle K is all about. I SoTn tr T CAM 6β¬ OMΒ£ Of THE fELd,7kΒ£m.i 116 Special Events Special Events 117 Student Revival Speakers Top: Wayne Byrum Right: Greg Story 118 Special Events Dwight Gunter Valentine 1981 One in a Million is what the 10 young women are who repre- sented Trevecca in the annual Valentines Pagent sponsored by the Sophomore Class. The night was filled with song, drama, and comedy as well as beauty. The night ' s highlight was the crown- ing of the charming Miss Susan Tousley as the Valentine Queen of 1981. Susan, entertaining in song, served as Sophomore Class chaplain and was an excel- lant choice to represent Tre- vecca and all the goals that we hold. It was truly a ONE IN A MILLION night for us all. 122 VaIentine CAST OF CHARACTERS: Mr. Smith Jeff Thompson Mrs. Smith Lena Hegi Rose Sabrina Shattles Esther Cindy Holmes Agnes Polly Arney Tootie Marsha Brockman Lon Smith Jimmy Cannon Grandpa Prophater Carl Reed Katei Becky Clem Mrs. Waughop Karen Harrison Ida Boothby Renee Marsh John Shephard Mike Jennhigs Fred Gregory David Edwards Lucille Pentard Pam Hudson Mr. Dodge Andral Johnson Mr. Duffy Tom Dula Lady Babbie Jo Jo Conductor Kenny Westenberger Meet Me In St. Louis 126 Special Events Donkey B-Ball The scene was the Trojan field house. We were all used to see Ing our VSAC champs out on the floor shooting baskets, but to- night there was an added fea- ture: Ten donkeys filled with all the stubborn nature that an ani- mal could muster. The game was sponsored by Circle K and was a hit from the start. The basketball team, Tre- vecca faculty and administra- tion, and area pastors all joined in on the fun. Some were better seated for the competition than others, and some never made it off the ground, but all had high spirits, even the lovely pooper scoopers, the Circle K cheer- leaders. 128 Speclal Events Special Events 129 Concert Choir For most, spring break is a time of relaxation. A short vacation. But for some of the more musically inclined students at Trevecca, spring break pro- vided a time to minister in song to the churches of the districts. LONG hours riding in a bus or van, quick meals, a concert or two every day, a different bed every night, may not seem like much of a vaca- tion but never a grumble was heard. Many new friendships were formed, and old friends were brought closer as the Holy Spirit took hold of every voice that sang and every ear that heard. Stick out your tounge and say Ahh What a cut-up! 130 Special Events Tour Charlie 132 134 Special Events Times Of Revival Special Speakers Gary Henecke The Spirit moved . . . many were touched. 138 Chapel Special Events 139 Awards Chapel CITIZENSHIP Kevin Ulmet LEADERSHIP Shelia Cummings Dwight Gunter DEPENDABILITY Nancy Coleman Randy Haviland GENERAL ACTIVITIES Brenda Brodien Finley Knowles 140 Special Events I! i ' -4 Special Events 141 1980-1981 Senior Class Officers Senior Class Officers: President Paul Montemuro V. President Bob Davis Treasurer Jennifer Dunn Secretary Janice Carter SGA Reps Libbie Sparks Greg Story Publicity Susan Daniels Chaplain Darryl Hall Seniors 145 Ernie Arnold Religion-Pre-Seminary Sandra Bates Business Education Rita Bechtelheimer Multiple Church Ministry Cynthia Boyette Medical Assisting Brenda Brodien Business and Communications James Brooks History Robert Burchett Religion-Pastoral Ministry Roosevelt Burrell Physical Education Wayne Byrum Religion 146 Seniors Carl Carlson Behavioral Science Karen Carlson Secretarial Administration Patti Carroll Physical Education Janice Carter Social Welfare Patti Jo Childers Biology Mike Collins Business Administration Jeffrey Croft Dale Crum Cindi Crummer Multiple Church Ministries Psychology Social Welfare Seniors 147 Gregory Daily Business Administration Susan Daniels Elementary Education Cathy Davis Multiple Church Ministries Debora Davis Medical Assisting Bob Davis Business Administration Jo Dean Physical Education Dennis DeWitt Religion Wanda Dikeman Medical Assistant Patricia Donson Medical Assistant 148 Seniors Danny Driskell Multiple Church Ministry 1 Franklin Eifert Church Music Communications Lil Fortner Business Administration Jennifer Dunn Business Administration Teresa Eifert Medical Assistant George Garnett Religion Gina Dye Elementary Education Penny Elder Special Education Mary Geasley Medical Secretary Seniors 149 William Geasley Mathematics Patricia Gibson Secretarial Administration Pamela Goodman History Darrell Hall Kelly Harned Fred Harris Pastoral Ministry Mathematics Physical Education 150 Seniors Randal Haviland Business Administration Joseph House Biology Becky Hulstine Creative and Performing Arts Lena Hegi Speech Communications Pamela Hudson Social Welfare Ronald Jackson Pastoral Ministry Gary Herndon Business Administration Denzil Huff Business Administration β 1 Mary Beth Jeffries Business Administration Seniors lSl Pamela Jenkins Youth Ministry Vickie Johnson Business Administration James Kilpatrick Multiple Church Ministries 152 Seniors David McGuire Mathematics Mary Ruth Miller Special Education Steven Mitchem Pastoral Ministry Karen Michael Special Education Sharon Miller Accounting Richard Morgan Biology Robert Milburn Multiple Church Ministries Myra Mills Special Education Mack Murray Biology Seniors 153 Jack Murray Music Education Mark Myers Business Administration Douglas Norfleet Multiple Church Ministries Philip Osborne Chemistry Rhea Dawn Parks Elementary Education Steven Parks Elementary Education Cindi Parrott Psychology Mayra Pinto Physician ' s Associate Lynne Piper Medical Assistant 154 Seniors Kevin Poe Music Education Donna Jean Poling Business Administration Katie Diane Powers Business Administration Teresa Prevatt Communication Studies Phillip Pringle Biology William Reynolds Religion-Pre-Seminary Kerry Roberts Biology Victoria Robinson Early Childhood Education Annette Sandifer Business Administration Seniors 155 Jo Ellen Sharpes Gary Sloan DeWayne Smith Psychology Behavioral Science Physical Education Lisa Smith Libbie Sparks Deborah Speth Special Education Communications History Jeffrey Thompson Pamela Tippins Regina Tipton Communications Secretarial Administration Medical Assistant Tracy Tucker Dana Lynn Turner Kevin Ulmet Religion-Pre-Seminary Physician ' s Associate Religion-Pre-Seminary Seniors I 57 James Vining Business Administration Michael Vollman Biology Danny Watson Broadcasting Journalism Randall Witbeck Religion-Pre-Seminary Denise Maddox Young Church Music Ronald Harrison Religion Eric Young Religion-Pre-Seminary John Yount Music Education God. It ' s Graduation and it ' s unbelievable that we ' re here. They ' ll call my name in a few minutes, and I ' ll walk up to receive my diploma . . . Where do I go from here? I ' ve always had the security of the school routine and its activities, surrounded by the friends I was so familiar with. Now we ' ll all be going in different direc- tions, and I wonder how long it will be before the memories that meant so much start to fade. After four years of this you would think I ' d be ready to move on, but I feel like I ' m leaving a part of me behind. 1 really have changed, β grown up a lot since I ' ve been here. Well, pretty soon they ' ll get to my name. Then I ' ll be up there, and It ' ll be all over. In a way, I guess everything is really just beginning. Lord, They ' ve trained me well here, lead me . . . guide me . . . direct my paths, and I ' ll follow. ||| ' ' ' S I ' m Always Yours, A Graduated Seniof, mi 2 4 Graduation 161 Graduation 1981 Dr. Jerald Johnson Commencement Speaker 164 Graduation 166 167 168 170 174 MR. KEVIN ULMET will CAaii.cu β β β luy vwuy whether by life or death. Phil. 1:20 r I know there is a God. If He f has a place for me, and I think He has, I believe I am ready; with God ' s help I shall not Fail β’Abraham Lincoln I eagerly expect and hope that I will in no way be ashamed. EIGHT EIGHTY-ONE EIGHTY-ONE KOsN NINE 1980-1981 Juniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Richard Guess Vice President Rusty McCorkle Treasurer Sarah Adams Secretary Sheri Acheson Chaplain Janet Marley SGA Reps Carol Herring Mike Johnson 178 Junlors David Carpenter Nancy Coleman Jeff Congleton Pam Crews Sheila Cummings Connie Dalton Ed Darling Wendy Dewey Gary Dickens Henry Dorsey John Dunn Van Garner Ginger Garrett Don Garrison Becky Gillespie Lester Good Paula Goodin Donna-Jean Gray Elaine Green Maria Green Vicki Green Richard Guess ' 180 Juniors Juniors 181 Susan Strickland LuAnn Surface Tamela Tarter Steve Tate Anita Thompson Bruce Thompson Chcri Thrasher Kevin Todd Mark Tipton Cindy Trogdon 1980-1981 Sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Melvin Taylor Vice President Tom Dula Treasurer Sandy Archer Secretary Charlene Boyer Chaplain Susan Tousley SGA Reps Tcrri McCue Julie Pelton 1 84 Sophomores Linda Abernathy Nancy Abell Keith Adams Karen Agner Jonathan Alderman f Sandy Archer Polly Arney Steve (Buddy) Ballard Cheryl Benton Debbie Blakeman Christie Blankenship Robin Blowers Todd Bowman Charlene Boyer Daphne Breeding Lloyd Brock Marsha Brockman Debbie Brummett Candy Caudill Dana Clark Lori Coburn Alan Corbin Debrah Cottle Marilyn Crabtree Cathy Crossman Clayton Davis Donna Davis Jenny Deese Margie Doss Don Dryden Joy Dunning Bill Elkins Susanna Parish Tommy Felder Jenny Fisher Sandy Poster Sophomores 185 Ilerton Gager Gouge 186 Sophomores regg Pressley anessa Piindle Joanna Ray Carl Reed Linda Reynolds Caroline Rhodes 188 SophomorB8 , 1980-1981 Freshmen President David Caldwell Vice President Ole Blomberg Treasurer Cindi Melton Secretary Carol Brooks Chaplain Tim Key SGA Reps Beverly Adams Cheryl Jackson Sponsor Bill McKay Rebecca Abney Beverly Adams Danny Adler Guy Alman Teresa Andersoit Kandy Archer Adrianne Austin Sandra Baily Stephen Bargatze Michael Bates Cyrisse Blanco Patty Blakeman Robin Blackwell Olc Blomberg Judy Blowers Michelle Bryant Edward Buffey Cathy Burke Tanya Butler David Caldwell Norman Callis Chip Camire Randall Campbell Debbie Carl Rhonda Chandler Beverly Clark Michael Clyburn Jonathan Coleman Kim Cullum Cheryl Davis 192 Freshmen Frc8hmcn 193 Douglas Keith Michael Kerstetter Timothy Key Jeff Kilpatrick Jeff LaChance Joyce Lackey Valerie Ladd Freshmen 195 Eddie Savage Janice Say Debbie Schoonover t Carla Scott Wayne Sharpe Sabrina Shattles Donny Shelton Lisa Sizemore Monica Slay Steve Smith Diane Spaur Ken Stegall Theron Stevensoi Paul Stewart Betty Stembrldge VI 1 r A Patty Smith Ricky Stuart 198 Fre8hmen 1 It ; Julie Tlce Debra Warren Kim Wesley Penny Tucker Melanie Turpin Phil Via Bill West Lesa White Gabrina Williams Mark Williams Ronda Williams Carol Willoughby Harold Wilson Jamie Wilson Mark Wilson Todd Wiseman 0 Wendy Witbeck Louis Word Tammy Wyant Rick Wyse Freshmen 199 SGA The Student Government Assembly of 80-81 served to represent the students at Trcvecca. Long hours of meet- ings and working on projects were just a part of the work SGA had a part of. Many concerts, films, lectures, and chapel programs were sponsored by SGA. Members took on the responsibility of class and stu- dent body elections as well. The dedication and hard work of Trevecca ' s stuent leaders made the school year the success it was. Clubs 203 Officers Student Life Committee (left to right) Ron Jackson, Janice Carter, Mike Johnson, Finley Knowles, Terri McCue. 206 Clubs Admissions (left to right): Student Admissions Counselors: Brent Poe. Pam Smith. Rocky Jenkins, Linda Munroe, Greg Story. Clubs 207 Which Is Your TIA Rep.? llli The Trevecca Intramural Associ- ation provides students with the challenge of competative sports. The four societies: Alpha, Beta, Delta, and Gamma, competed all year for society of the year and Delta held that honor after all the scores were tabulated. Sports included football, basket- ball, Softball, raquetball. volleyball, ping pong, bowling, and even wres- tling was added to the list this year. There was something for everyone to keep a touch of sports in all our lives all year ' round. Clubs 209 I Circle K, sponsored by the Kiu anis Club, is a group of men who are dedicated to service. Circle K has shown to the Trevecca Community what the true meaning of ser- vice really is. Among their big activities such as the Volleyball Marathon for Multiple Sclerosis and produc- ing the Campus Student Directory, Circle K is also re- sponsible for many unnoticed jobs that they participate in unselfishly. They spend many long hours with the boys from TPS, they move chairs and furniture around, carry refrigerators, work concession stands, and per- form any other duty they are asked to do. These men, with a servant ' s heart, are a credit to the campus-truly a fine group of gentlemen. 210 Club8 Sigma Society Sigma Society, formerly Circle Kettes, is a womens organization which strives to promote the spirit of ser- vice for improvements of human relationships. This task was carried out in the Trevecca Community as well as the Nashville area. Various activities during the year included a fashion show. Country Fair, and a coat and hat check during home basketball games. Money raised helped to sponsor a retreat for under-privileged girls. Clubs 211 Civinettes The Civinettes, sponsored by the Senior Civitan Club, have been active reaching their goals of building good citizenship and reaching out with compassion to those around them. This years ' activities have included work with TPS little sister ' s, selling programs and conces- sions at TNC ballgames. tutoring at the Nashville Boy ' s Club, aiding with Special Olympics, and delivering Sing- ing Valentines. 212 Club8 Honor Society The Honor Society is an academic organization con- sisting of students maintaining a 3.5 GPA over three consecutive quarters. They perform great services for the college by encouraging high intellectual standards, improving academic rank of Trevecca, and stimulate the desire in all students to excell in scholarship, leader- ship, ethics, and public usefulness. aub8 213 Student Tennessee Education Association is com- prised of students preparing for the teaching profession. Under the leadership of Dr. Thomas Rosebrough, the group sponsored Teacher Appreciation Week, attended the organization ' s national convention, and took part in several seminars held in the Nashville area. STEA also planned a puppet workshop held during spring quarter. 214 Club8 CWA TMA Christian Workers in Action is an active club invoving dedicated students in off-campus ministry. CWA pro- vides services in nursing homes, hospitals, prisons, the Rescue Mission, Teen Challenge, and the Salvation Army, in the Nashville area. The only goal of CWA is to share the love of Jesus in an active way to those in need. The Lord is continually opening avenues of service for these students who are totally committed to Him. Trevecca ' s Ministerial Association builds Christian leadership qualities and provides fellowship for its members. Those who are called to the preaching minis- try or to other full-time Christian services are eligible for membership. This year, TMA has been very active in sponsoring many on campus functions. They have also sponsored an Outreach Ministry program for all stu- dents wishing to be involved in a weekend ministry in nearby churches. Club8 215 Forensics The Trevecca Mu Chapter of Pi Kappa Delta traveled throughout the eastern United States competing in In- tercollegiate Speech Competition. Through interaction with students from other colleges and universities, the Forensic squad was able to achieve their goals concern- ing competition, achievement, experience in the art of rhetoric, as well as being ambassadors for Trevecca and God. 216 Club8 Janusians Janusians have been a major part of the quality enter- tainment that students enjoyed all year long. They be- gan the year by participating in the Haunted House during the Halloween festivities and then as the year went on, put on two major theatrical productions- Meet Me in St. Louis and the musical You ' re a Good Man Charlie Brown . Both of these endeavors were huge successes. Janusians have certainly obtained their pur- pose of promoting a better understanding of the per- forming arts. Club8 217 Veteran ' s Club The Veteran ' s Club is based mainly on past exper- ience, that of serving our country. The purpose of the club is to help the veteran in his academic, financial, and social needs while at Trevecca. Various activities during the year included the donation of a flag to the school, working at games, and having a Memorial Day service. 218 Clubs Sigma Zeta The Sigma Zeta organization is oriented toward Sci- ence and Math career majors. Its members are inducted by invitation only, and they must hold a GPA of 3.5 or above. Upon graduation, the group ' s members are eligi- ble for membership in the National Sigma Zeta. Clubs 219 I WNAZ-FM is the broadcasting voice of Trevecca Naza- rene College. The station is located at 89.1 on the fm dial with a signal strength of 500 watts. WNAZ serves Nashville with beautiful and contemporary Christian music and informational programming 18 hours each day. The station is used for training students interested in broadcasting. I 220 Club8 I Handbell Choir The handbell choir plays on a set of three-octave Schulmerich Bells donated to the college a few years ago. The group plays regularly in chapel, and occasional- ly In churches and for other occasions in the community. Dr. Barbara McClain is the director. (left to right) Jack Murray, John Dunn, Chuck Lovell, Leisa Mikles, J.C. Fullerton, Lisa Melton, Denlse Young, Debbie Blakeman, Mark Hodge, Dawn Douglas, Dianne Rivera. Clubs 221 1 Ambassadors Front vow, left to right: Jeff Oodsey, Kevin CJImet, Frank Lykins, Bill West, Jeff Williams, Professor Fred Mund, Bert Sartin, John Yount. Tom Du a. Phil Ketchem. Second Row: Bill Sutton. Don Garrison, Brent Foster, Rodney Neighbors, Lloyd Brock, Ole Blomberg, Darrell Wright, Ed Wynn, Forrest Whitlow. Third Row: Eric Baldwin, Ken Stegall, John Shane. Jack Murray. Todd Webb, Dean Bushnell. Jim Cannon. 222 Clubs Treble Tone Row 1 β Left to Right: Laurie Frey, Denise Ritter, Elaine Jones, Carol Willoughby, Jennifer Curry, Lisa Mikles. Brenda Peterson, Miss Mary Bates (director). Row 2 β Left to Right: Brenda Steen, Cheryl Dupin, Janine Patnode, Judy Stone, SuAnn Hampton, Julie Petrie, April Gentry, Rhonda Chandler. Row 3 β Left to Right: Trish Becknell, Alica Stone. Sandra Bailey, Cindy Gager, Donna Gray, Libbie Whittaker. Row 4 β Left to Right: Sheryl Pearson, Beth Patrick, Debbie Corl, Angie Durham, Tracie Stoner, Caria Wicks, Celeste Thompson. Clubs 223 Trevadores Direction Of all the performing groups on campus, the members of Trevadores and Direction are perhaps the most im- portant. Every weekend, every break, and even the sum- mer is spent telling of the Savior through song and telling the Trevecca Story. These men and woman re- present Trevecca with their every move while out on the road. They practice long hours, perform, record, hand out literature and applications, and just plain live out college life at Trevecca to all the district churches, mak- ing them proud to support a college with a ministry. Clubs 225 Concert Choir 1st Row (L to R) β Debbie Blakeman, Jill Fullerton, Pam Jenkins, Susan Tousley. Jeff Croft, Tony Pangle. David Jones, Susan Strickland, Juanita Haivk, Janet Marley, Julie Pelton, Diane Rivera. 2nd Row (L to R) β Dwight Gunter, Rebecca Boone, Pat Grimes, Nancy Coleman, Karen Blankenship, Vann Garner, Lll Fortner, Eddie Guinn, Dan Wilkerson, Dawn Douglas, Becky Bell. 3rd Row (L to R) β Wendy Dewey, Carol Herring, Tammy Tartar, Sarah Adams, Mark Myers, Jordy Edmondson, Jeff Herndon, Chuck Lovell, Michael Johnson, J.C. Fullerton, Denise Young, Vicki Green. 4th Row (L to R) β Mark Hodge, Jimmy Cannon, Phil Pringle, Mike Wilkerson, Mack Murry, Pat Stevens, Kevin Poe, George Gill, Tom Rucci, Brian Blankenship, Ken Melton, Lena Hegi, Jerry Gardner. Not pictured: Kim King. Marilyn Duncan Jim Jarrett, Director 226 Clubs The Darda Carolyn Hardy Editor Reggie Rose Student Photographer Bert Sartin Student Photographer Howard Wall ADVISOR PHOTO CREDIT: BOB WALTER (page 4. 45-49. 142, 143, 202) Trcv-Echocs TrevEchoes, under the outstanding leadership of editor Anita Thompson, took on a whole new reputation: Filled with National, local and campus news, every story was covered with a flair that Trevecca has never known. Pride was restored to our newspaper and certainly the flnest issues ever were produced this year. Long hours of hard work and dedication were put into every issue to make sure each story was accurate and the effort paid off. Newspapers dissappeared as fast as chocolate chip cookies as students looked forward to every printing that kept them informed on important issues that came up on campus from the squirrel that made the lights go off to the CLC controversy. Anita and her staff are to be congratulated for an effort well done. 228 Clubs TREV-ECHOES STAFF I Sponsor β Phyllis Flannery ' I Editor-in-Chief β Anita Thompson ; Associate Editor β Woody Mitchell Business Manager β Bruce Thompson β’ ' Staff Secretary β David Allen I Features Editor β Tom Felder I Staff Artist β Eddie Goode k Photographers β Andral Johnson, Reggie I Rose, Bert Sartin a Typesetter β Karen Agner B Reporters β Rcnee Marsh, Teresa Prevatt, IBrenda Brodien, Cindy Parrott, Sheri McMurrin, Betty Wright, Dan Wilkinson, Randy Lewis, and Kim King Clubs 229 I : ai EIGHTY-ONE DIRECTORY ADVERTISING abama District Church of the Nazarene A Major Supporter of Zrmcca 1980-1981 Paid $88,113 (76%) W. Charles Oliver Superintendent Central Florida District Church Of The Nazarene A Major Supporter of Zrevecea J.V. Morsch Superintendent Budgets 1980-81 -Paid $95,892 (90%) 1981-1982 $137,654 74 Churches 7, 720 members 233 East Tennessee District Church Of The Nazarene Supporting the Zrevecca B)cperimce Glen C. Jones Super in tenden t 1980- 1981 -Paid Budgets $63,561 (71%) 76 churches 5,344 members 1981-1982 $91,963 Georgia District Church Of The Nazarene 85 Churches 7,577 members Jack H. Lee Superintendent Supporting the Zrevecca Szperiem 1980-1981-Paid Sets 1981-1982 $97,426 (85%) $135,586 Kentucky District CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE BUDGETS 1980-1981 β Paid 1981-1982 $65,403 (60%) $120,075 Supporting The Trevccca Experience 82 Churches 7,397 members Aleck Ulmet Superintendent 236 I I Mississippi Dis trict CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE BUDGETS 1980-1981 (Paid) 1981-1982 $39,893 (78%) $57,321 52 Churches 3,805 Members J.W. (Bill) Lancaster Superintendent 52 Churches 3,805 Members Supporting The Trevecca Experience North Carolina District Church Of The Nazarene upportmg the Zmecca Sfcperience 4,873 members Oval L. Stone Superintendent North Florida District. Church Of The Nazarene Supporting the Zreveeea S cper ' mce Budgets Jonathan T. Gassett 47 Churches 4,134 members Superintendent South Carolina District Church of the Nazarene Supporting the Zremca Szperiem D. Moody Gunter Super in tenden t 1980- 1981 -Paid Budgets $57,479 (84%) 56 Churches 6,121 members 1981-1982 $76,453 Southern Florida District Church Of The Nazarene 54 Churches 5,772 members Robert H. Spear, Jr. Superintendent 1980- 1981 -Paid Budgets $90,684 (90%) Supporting the Zrevecca Szperience 1981-1982 $126,255 241 Tennessee District hurch Of The Nazarene Supporting the Zreveeca Szpemnce Budgets 1980-1981-Paid $144, 700 (90%) W. Talmadge Johnson Superintendent A Abell, Nancy Louise Henderson. KY Abernathy, Linda Russellville. AL Abney, Rebecca Edwina Trenton. OH Acheson, Sherily nn F Miami. FL Acklin, Orge Nashvdie. TN Adams, Beverly Jane CrossvitJe. TN Adams, Keith Galen Coconut Creek. FL Adams, Sarah B Nashvtlle. TN Adams. Todd Wendell Augusta. GA Adams, Will.am T Nashville. TN Adegbesan, Clement Adebayo Lagos. Nigeria Adkisson. Daniel Joseph Nashville. TN Adler, James Danny Jacksonville, FL Agner, Karen D Toccoa. GA Ajewole. Julius Orebukola Lagos. Nigeria Alderman, Jonathan Davis Jamestown. TN Allen. David Edwin North Vernon. IN Allison, Latanya Rose Nashville. TN Almon. Guy Wayne Oneonta. AL Ambler, Ricky Dean Honolulu. HI Amity, Robert Louis Hollywood. FL Anderson. Kimberly Anne Goodlettsville. TN Anderson. Murphy Ray Nashville. TN Anderson, Teresa Mane Clover. SC Apple, Sheila A Madison. TN Archer. Kandy Joy Albertville. AL Archer. Sandra Renee Albertville. AL Armstrong, Melody Ann Hendersonville, TN Arney, Polly Denise Plant City. FL Arnold, Ernie Lee Beattyville. KY Asmeiash, Negasi Nashville. TN Atchley, Barbara J Seminole, FL Austin, Adriannc Yvonne Mornlton, AR B Bacon, Robert Reed Rogersville. TN Bailey, Sandra Lee Moultrie. GA Bailey. Teresa P Batesville. IN Baker, Arthur Odean Albertville. AL Baker, James Calvin Nashville. TN Baker, Thomas Edwin Clayton. NC Balam. Joel Nashville. TN Baldwin, Enc Frank Oak Ridge. TN Ballard, Evelyn Renee Memphis. TN Ballard, Steven Clay Jacksonville. FL Bandy. Beverly Sue Hendersonville. TN Bane. Mark Jonas Newport News. VA Bargatze, Stephen Ray Louisville. KY Barrett. Jimmy Scott Murfreesboro. TN Barron. William Evans Robertsdale. AL Bartlett, Charles R Warner Robins, GA Bates, Michael Douglas Rock Hill. SC Bates, Sandra S Hendersonville. TN Batis, Wayne Alan Nashville. TN Bechtelheimer, Rita Fay Arlington. TX Becknell, Patricia E Bondville. KY Bell, Rebecca Sue Lancaster. KY Benford. La Quletta Nashville. TN Bennmgs. Barbara Nashville. TN Benton, Cheryl Lynn Sanford. FL Berger. Paula D Nashville. TN Bianco. Cynsse Rheah Warner Robins. GA Binkley. Dale Lamar Madison. TN Blackwell, Robin Annette Nashville. TN Blakeman, Deborah Jacqueline Jeffersontown. KY Blakeman. Janice Elaine Lexington. KY Blakeman. Patty Lynn Jeffersontown. HY Blankenship, Brian Eugene Asheville. NC Blankenship, Karan June Nashville. TN Blanton, Timothy Melvm Jacksonville. FL Blomberg, Olof Lowry Martinez. CA Bloodworth, Barclay B Grenada. MS Blowers, David Eugene Greenville. MS Blowers. Judith Karen Conroe. TX Blowers, Robin Dawn Conroe. TX Boalright, Danny Ray Savanna ). CA Boens. William Henry Memphis. TN Boone, Rebekah Philene Baton Rouge. LA Booth. Janice Marianne Gainesville. FL Boothroyd, George Malcolm Lafayette. IN Bottoms, Joyce L, Antioch. TN Bowman. Samuel Todd Jacksonville. FL Boyer, Charlene Mane Homestead. FL Boyelte, Becky Nashville. TN Boyette, Cindy A. Center ville. CA Boyette, Patricia Joy Cenlerville. GA Bradshaw, Mary Louise Nashville. TN Bradshaw. Polly S Madison ville. KY Branham, Terry R Nashville. TN Breeding. Daphne Kay Decatur. AL Brightwell. Randy E Cherry Point. NC Britton, Vera Nashville. TN Brock. William Lloyd Myrtle Beach, SC Brockman, Gina Kay Macon. GA Brockman, Marsha C Macon. CA Brodien, Brenda Sue Fort Lauderdale. FL Brooks, Carol Lynn Auburndale. FL Brooks. Diana C Nashville. TN Brown, Evangeline Regene Nashville. TN Brooks, Geraldine Nashville. TN Brooks, Jamie William Nashville. TN Brewer, Daria Sue Lakeland. FL Brown, David Warren Mooresville, NC Brown. Helen McMinnville. TN Brown. James Ashley Woodriver. IL Brown, James W InJore. WV Brown, Karen M Sanford. FL Brown, Mark W Smyrna. TN Brown. Michael Vt-rnon Sanford. FL Brummett, Deborah Lynne Monticello. KY Bryant. Cindy Jane Columbia. TN Bryant, Dawn Michelle Florence. SC Bryant. Jeffrey Lynn Warner Robins. GA Bryant. Maxine Madison. TN Buckner, Sam Edward Monterey. TN Buffey. Edward Duane Yazoo City. MS Buford, Alycia Nashville. TN Buford, Dorothy Nashville. TN Bulla, Daniel Elon Nashville, TN Burchett. Robert Columbus. OH Burchett. Scott Alan Lawrenceburg. IN Burke, Cathy M Nashville, TN Burrell. Olivia Dehavilland Nashville, TN Burrell, Roosevelt Nashville. TN Burry, Lisa R, Homestead. FL Bush, Steven Hascal Glasgow. KY Bushnell, Dean Wesley Vinton. VA Butler. Lula Nashville. TN Butler, Tanya Lone Goulds, FL Byrum, Elmer Wayne Lebanon, TN C Caldwell, David Bruce Nashville. TN Calkin. Carol Beth Nashville, TN Calkin. Llbby I, Nashville, TN Cailis, Jeanette Johnson Nashville. TN Callis, Norman Crawford Nashville. TN Camire, Mark Aden Clarksdale. MS Campbell, Randall Eugene Reading. OH Cannon, James Garry Portage. IN Cannon. Wesley Eugene Smyrna, IN Cantrell. Debra Ann Hermitage. TN Capps, Beverly Jane Glasgow. KY Carlson, Carl L Nashville. TN Carpenter, Carl Duwayne Richland, IN Carpenter, David Joel Nashville. TN Carroll, Patnciia May Silver Spring. MD Carter. Gloria Yvonne Nashville, TN Carter, Janice Elaine Spiceland. IN Castelow, Carl Royce Highland Springs. VA Caudill, Candy Allen Abingdon. VA Chandler, Rhonda Sue Charlotte. NC Chandley, Jeffrey Carl Morristown. TN Chaney. Susan G Nashville, TN Childers, Patti Jo Louisville. KY Chin, Yuk Chun Chung Nan Blag Kong Chinoda. Gunduru Nashville. TN Clark. Bertha Louise Nashville. TN Clark. Beverly Jo Decatur. AL Clark, Dana Lee Great Falls. VA Clark, Debra Beth Esbon. KS Clark. Sheila Nashville. TN Clark. Timothy Paul Newport News. VA Clem. Rebecca Lynn New Port Richey, FL Clyburn, Michael Edwin Jacksonville. FL Coburn. Lon Ann Clearwater. FL Coleman, Jonathan David Charlottesville. VA Coleman. Nancy J Charlottesville, VA Coleman, Richard Bruce Fairfax. VA Collins. Mary Elizabeth Nashville. TN ColHns, Michael Lee Nashville. TN Congleton, Jeffrey Stuart Lehigh Acres. FL Connors, Linda Rae Bncktown. NJ Cook, Gary Wayne Jackson, CA Cook. Patricia Nashville. TN Copley. Mark S Abingdon. VA Corbin, Alan Zephyrhilts, FL Cor I, D hf rah Lynn Wythevilte. VA Cornett, Gladys Nashville. TN Cottle, Debrah Dianne Benton. IL Couch, Thomas Memphis, TN Courtney. William R Dover. TN Cowan, Marsha Elaine McMinnville, TN Cox, Theresa Darlene Pineville. WV Crabtree. Daryl Frank Jamestown. TN Crews, Pamela J Albertville. AL Croft, Jeffrey Nashville. TN Grossman, Cathy Jane Nashville. TN Crowder, Dome M Nashville. TN Crum, Dale Martin Clearwater, FL Crummer. Cindy Hassall Nashville. TN Cullum, Kimberly Dawn Memphis. TN Cunning. Gary Brian Alamogordo. NM Curry. Harry James Nashville, tn Cuny. Jennifer Lynne Nashville, TN Curry, Ricky Dale Nashville. TN D Dadfarnia. Ahmad Clarksville, TN Dalhauser. Steven Michael Hendersonville. TN Daily. Curtis L Lynchburg. VA Daily, Gregory ScotI Lynchburg. VA Dale, Martha Toinnette Lebanon. TN Dalton, Carma L Somerset, KY Dalton. Vickie Lynn Somerset, KY Daniels. Gloria A Nashville, TN Daniels. Susan Elaine Jacksonville, FL Darling, Edward Emmett S Daytona, FL Davis. Cathy Hampton. VA Davis. Cheryl Renee Orlando. FL Davis, Deborah Ann Hampton. VA Davis. Donna Kay Clarkrange. TN Davis. Mark Steele Clarksville. TN Davis, Robert Joseph Louisville. KY Davis. Roger Dennis Nashville. TN Davis, Samuel M Nashville. TN Davis, Waiter C Citra. FL Dawson. Charles W Nashville, TN Dean, Jo Doreen Rossville, GA Deese. Jeannie Mane Rock Hill. SC Denby, John Henry Jr High Springs. FL Dennis. Robert Michael Nashville. TN Devane. Allen Valdosta. GA Devane, Rex Valdosta. GA Dewey, Wendy Diane Nashville. TN Dewitt, Dennis Lynn Nashville. TN Dickens. Gary Edwin Hamilton, VA Dickens, Linda Michele Hamilton. VA Diehl. Timothy A Nashville. TN Dikeman. Wanda K Oxford. PA Dillard. Michelle Yvette Nashville. TN Dixon. John Madison. TN Dodd. Cynthia Jar Xenia. OH Donahue. Glynn N Ren ton. WA Donson, Lon Ann Auburndale. FL Donson, Patricia Elaine Auburndale. FL Dorns. Fran Melba Madison. TN Dorns, Joe Madison. TN Dorsey, Dan P Alma. GA Dorsey, Henry N Nashville. TN Doss, Margie Mane Cross ville. TN Doss. Thomas W Nashville, TN Douglas, Susan Dawn Smyrna, CA Dnggers, Elizabeth Ann Winnsboro. SC Driskeil. Danny Allen Nashville. TN Dryden, Harold Dewayne Albany. KY Dryden. William Don Albany. KY Dula. Thomas E Clearwater. FL Duncan. Marilyn C Nashville. TN Dunlap. Sheteka Elizabeth Antioch. TN Dunn, Jennifer Hope Alexandria. VA Dunn. John R Cullman. AL Dunning, Joy Amaris Nashville, TN Dupm. Cheryl Dawn Jeffersontown. KY Durham, Angela Gail Normandy. TN Dye, Gina Dianne Pontotoc. MS Dykes, Denna Gwynn Lancaster. KY E East. Mark A Monticello. KY Ebel. Lauia Nashville. TN Ehy. Jetltcv Nashville. TN Edens, Ray Loyd Nash nlle. TN Edmondson, Davie Jordan Valdosia, CA Edwards. David Maurice West Chester. OH Edwards. Kevin Pineville. NC Egbuji. Josephat Emeka Lagos. Nigeria Eicholtz. Robert Leonard Englewood. FL Eifert. Franklin Earl Nashville. TN Eifert. Teresa Mollis Nashville. TN Elder. Penny Jo Louisville. KY Elkins. William Lewis Orlando. FL Elliott. Michael Paul Naples. FL Elliott. 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TN P Nashville, TN Nashville. TN Monticello. KY Marlcy, Janet Elaine Mltchem, Steve Hampton, Sharon Suann Holmes, Cynthia Lane Jennings, Charles Michael Andalusia. AL Nashville. TN Page, Jon Casey Nashville. TN lyasnviiie. i New Market, AL Marsh. David J Montemuro, Paul Ralph Ligonier. PA Hamrick, Patti Lynn Wrtlm.jc K.jnn,3th Uz-Pi-aii noimes. r ennein MC ray Jernigan, Leesa Jayne Middtetown. OH Nashville. TN Salisbury. MD Pangle, Anthony David Hermitage. TN Bredenton, FL Marsh. Marilyn Renee Moore, Russell Chapin Charlotte. NC Hamne, William Leon Honca , Glen Alan Johnson. Andral T Highland Heights. KY Nashville. TN Parker, Mark Wilson Brewton. AL Madison TN Nashville. TN Marshall. Donna Rae Morgan, Richard A Bradyville. TN Hanaucr, Norman Henry Hooper, Catherine Louls Johnson. Clinton Andrew Lachance, Jeffery Wade Richmond. VA Palm Springs. FL Parks. Rhea Dawn Old Hickory. TN Dover TN Summit. MS Virginia Beach. VA Marshall, Elizabeth Diane Morris, Glenn Theron Petersburg. IN Hankms, Shcri J Hooper, Lori Annette Johnson, David T Lackey, Joyce Ann Fayetteville. TN Lake City. GA Parks. Steven Ray Pasadena. TX Bon Agua. TN Nashville. TN Tullahoma. TN Marshall, M Garrett Morrison. Robert K Nashville. TN Hardy, Carolyn Celeste Hooper. Trina Faye Johnson, Horace A Ladd, Valerie Lynne West Columbia. SC Tampa. FL Parmer, Gerald Randal Orlando. FL Forest, l A Nashville. TN Waver ly. TN Martin. Tony Leon Morsch, Lori Janelle Nashville. TN Hardyman. Tamera Renee norne. jonn rranK Johnson, Jeffrey Thomas Lamb, Ronaldia Pineola. NC Orlando. FL Parrott, Cynthia Anne Miamisburg. OH Shelby NC Nashville. TN Whelling. NC Masencup, David Edgar Mortimer, Kenneth David Sumter. SC Harkins, Rebecca Ruth Hornsby, Christine Lavonne Johnson, Michael Talmadge Land. Ctndy A Highland Springs. VA Copley, OH Parry. Elizabeth Joy Cleveland. MS Lexington. KY Nashville. TN Albertville. AL Mason, James H Morton, Michael Lynn Boynlon Beach. FL Harmon. Ramona Nadine Johnson, Murray Carl Landis, Sarah Jane Winnsboro. SC Springfield. TN Parry, Joanna May Tullahoma. TN iiasnviiie, i ly He nderson ville. TN Brentwood. TN Mathews. Sharon Kay Morton, Stephanie Louise Boynlon Beach. FL Harned, Kelly Alan Hostetler, Kenneth Jay Johnson. Sandra Carol Langston. Cynthia Renee Noblesville. IN Nashville. TN Paschall, Ellen Madison. TN Jacksonville. t ' L. NashviUe. TN Brewton, AL Matthews, Ronald Mosley, Joseph Paul Nashville. TN Harris, Cheryl Lorraine House, Joseph Arithony Johnson, Timothy Ross Lavender, Brenda Davis Nashville. TN Nashville, TN Pasc. Clarence Edward Gardendale. AL iiasnviiie. i t Nashville. TN Nashville. TN Maw. Terne Lee Moyers, John Welch Sea ford. DE Harris, Fred William Greenw e ' rr Johnson, Tonya Francine Lavender, Paul Dean Seneca. SC Knoxville, TN Pate. James A Nashville. TN Nashville. TN Nashville. TN Mayberry, Jean Robin Muffley. Laurie Ann Joelton. TN Harris, James Houser, John Lewis Johnson. Vickie Gail Lawrence. Paul Marvin Columbia. TN Smyrna. DE Patnodc. Denise E Nashville. TN Nashville. TN Kingsport. TN East Point. GA McCorkle. Paul Duane Mulligan. Jcanette Homestead. FL Harris, Shirley Johnson, Yvonne Lawson. J C . Jr Athens. KY Nashville. TN Patnode, Janine Michelle Nashville. TN Nashville TN Nashville. TN Thompson Station. TN McCormick, Ron Mullinax, Velda Lynn Homestead. FL Harrison, Ron L Hubbell Joe Allen Johnston, John Charles Layne, Elizabeth Lenell Lancaster. PA Taylors. SC Patton. Maxie O Dversburg. TN NashviUe TN Maryville. TN Nashville. TN McCue, Tern Lea Mullins. Bob S Nashville. TN Hassall, Dixie Lee Jones, Brad William Lea, Debra Ann Akron, OH Erlanger. KY Patrick, Elizabeth Joye Chesapeake. VA Woodbrldge VA Orlando. FL Kenneth City. FL McDaniel. David Wayne Munro. Linda Lee New Smyrna Beach. FL Hatcher. Deborah Hudson, Eric Todd Jones, Christie Lee Leach. James Milton Hendersonviile. TN Rockaway. NJ Pawapootanon. Winyan Nashville. TN South Charleston. WV Orlando. FL Nashville. TN McGuire, David Wayne Murray, Loren P Nashville. TN Haviland. Randal Lee Hudson, Kann G Jones, David Lcroy Lee. Timothy R St Petersburg. FL Jacksonville. FL Payne. Brenda Mane Arvada, CO Little Rock. AR Cherryville. NC Dickson. TN Mclntyre, Mike Wayne Murray. Phillip Mack Elgin Air Force Base. FL Hawes. Tracey R Hudson, Pamela K Jones, Dcloisc Lee, Vicky Darlene Kankakee. IL Alexandria. VA Peak, Diana Lynn Mavfield. KY Little Rock. AR Nashville, TN Dickson. TN McKenzie, John Eric Murray. Stephen Jack Lexington. KY Hawk, Juanita Kay Huff, Betty S Jones. Douglas S Lcnderman. Alan Victor Lakeland. FL Alexandria. VA Pearson. Sheryl Ann West Palm Beach. FL Franklin. KY Louisville, KY Madisonville. TN McMurnn, Sheri L Musgrave, Everette Burlington. NC Hawkins. Carol Ann Huff, Denise Kay Jones, Edward Wayne Leslie. Clement Anthony Shubula. MS Nashville. TN Peigh, Steve David Miami. FL Columbia. TN Hazelwood, NC Nashville. TN McNeill. George M Mustm. Sherry Dawn Savannah. GA Hayes, Donna L Huff. Denzil Ray Jones, Elaine Kay Leslie, Dennis Michael Hermitage. TN Damascus. MD Pelham, Susan Murrell Dover TN Columbia. TN Cherryville. NC Fayetteville. NC Mcpherson. Robin Lynn Myers, John Mark Johns Island. SC Hayner, David Larry Huff. Winston Lee Jones. Lescna Lynne Leslie. Evangeline M Pear River. LA Goose Creek. SC Pelton. Julie Lyn Β£,epnyrniiis, r L Nashville. TN Orlando. FL Nashville. TN Meadors. Danny Edward Myers, Patricia M Orlando. FL Haynes. Sharlee Mane Huffman, Lisa Mane Jones. Linda Manning Lewis. Kenneth Randall Bowling Green. KY Jamestown. TN Pemberton. Greg L Cleveland. TN Kings Mountain. NC Nashville. TN Xenia, OH Meadows, Rachel S N Hermitage. TN Haynes Tim W Hughes. Michelle Lanette Jones, Ronald Keith Lewis, Philip Madison. TN Pence, Rick Alan Nashville, TN Nashville. TN Nashville, TN Medlock, Connie Jean Nashville. TN Heaberlin. Timothy Eugene Hulstine. Rebecca A Jones, Samuel Dwayne Lignttooi, ramela Oail Miramar. FL ro -. 1 vif .III D INeal, William rt Pennington, Gay Ion Leon Nashville. TN Hendersonviile. TN Hazelwood. NC NashviUe, GA Melton. Cynthia Kay Hendersonviile. NC Blacksburg. SC Head Jr , Jay E Hunt, David Mark Jordan, Carolyn Lin, Alice Kaye Charlotte Harbor. FL Neighbors, Rodney K Perry. Linda Beatrice Madison. TN Decatur. GA Nashville. TN Lake Worth. FL Melton, Kenneth Howard Greensboro. NC Nashville. TN Hcgi. Lena Jane Hunt, Delores Jordan. Robin Laramnc Little. John Winter Haven. FL Nelson. Melissa Ann Pertuset. Randy Eugene Conway . AR Nashville. TN West Memphis. AR Nashville, TN Melton. Lisa Ann Miamisburg. OH Nashville. TN Hegi, Mary Bleve Hunt. Ernest Howard Jordan, Pam Dianne Lloyd. Virginia Faye Bradenton, FL Nichols, Tern Pertuset. Robert Dean Conway. AR Old Hickory. TN Nashville. TN Hodgenville. KY Merntt, Ella Charlcne Louisville. KY Nashville. TN Helm. Janet Lynn Hunt. Teresa Lynn Justice. Neil Lochhcad, Lisa Anne Leisure City. FL Nnadi, Joseph Anyadra Peters. Herman Zephyrhills. FL Florence. SC Clyde. NC East Palestine. OH Meyer. Phyllis Kay Nashville. TN Nashville. TN Petersen. Martha Ellen Riley. Lynn M. Sharpe. Wayne S Stewart. Paul J Thompson. Repalma Webb. Rory Todd 1 1 Wilson. Harold David 1 Abmos i. CO Fort Mill. SC Charlotte. NC Orlando. FL Rosemane Spartanburg. SC Lexington. KY 1 Peterson. Brenda Sue Ritter. Denise Winifred Sharpes. Jo Ellen Stewart, Peter A Kingston. 20 Jamaica Webb. Robert Donnell Wilson, Howard Joseph 1 Milhngton. TN Old Hickory. TN Harrisonburg. VA Orlando. FL Thompson. Sharon Celeste Carthage. TN Lexington. KY 1 Petrie. Julia Lynn Rivera. Carlissa Dianne Shattles. Sabrina Mae Stmson, Teresa Diane Willow Springs. NC Welch. Kathy R Wilson, Jamie L 1 Loudonwille. OH Orlando. FL Ashland. KY Nashville. TN Thompson. Steven Charles Huntsville. AL Nashville. TN 1 Pewilt. Shelley Ann Rivers. Alice M Shelton, Donald Keith Stone. Alica W Pulaski. TN Wendler. Teresa Mary Wilson, Jeffrey Lee 1 Nashville. TN Nashville. TN Nashville. TN Lexington. KY Thompson. Thomas Wesley Jacksonville. FL Fairlield. AL 1 Phillips. Gina Lynn Roberson. Frank Philip Siewnarine. Kasso Stone, Judith Kay Watertown. TN Wells. Kerry Scott Wilson, Karen Elaine 1 Charlotte. NC Pascagoula. MS Nashville. TN Fnglewood. FL Thompson. Wanda D Louisville. KY Nashville. TN 1 Phipps, Mary E Roberts. Kerry Sigalo, Banda Stone, Kay Annette Joellon. TN Wesley. Kimberly Lain Wilson. Lynn Diane 1 Tupelo. MS Jacksonville. FL Rivera State. Nigeria Lexington. KY Thrasher. Cheryl Yvonne Columbus. IN Griffin. GA 1 Phipps. John Darren Robertson. Connie Lisa Simensen, Tfior Alexander Stone. Keith Allen Homestead. FL Wesley. Timothy Wayne Wilson. Mark Alan 1 Lewsburg. TN Central City. KY Mechanisburg, PA Hollywood. FL Tibbs. Maurice Ophalan Columbus. IN Muscle Shoals. AL 1 Pinto, Mayra Enid Robinson, Charlesetta Simmons, Robert Allen Stone. Mark Anthony Nashville. TN West. Debbie Ann Wilson. Orvel Winston 1 L an tana. FL Memphis. TN Leeshurg. VA Nashville. TN Tice. Julie Dianne Nashville. TN Nashville. TN 1 Piper, Lynnc Mane Robinson, Victoria Sizemore. Lisa Diane Stone. William Joseph Aiken, SC West, William Arnold Wilson. Stephen M I Pt Charlotte. FL Goodlettsville, TN Charlotte. NC Fnglewood. FL Tippms. Pamela Memphis. TN Nashville. TN 1 Poe. Brent Alan Rogers. Pamela J Slay. Monica Dawn Stoner. Tracie Ann Gr. n, GA Westberry, Joel Craig Winkle, Carole Ann 1 Zephyrhills. FL Fort Mill, SC Nashville. TN Warner Robins. GA Tipton. Mark C Nashville. TN Nashville. TN 1 Poe. Kevin Ford Rogers. Rhonda R Slay. Stacie Monique Storey. Joseph Dale Nashville, TN Westenberger. Kenneth D Wise. Steven Wesley 1 Zephyrhills. FL Tampa. FL Nashville. TN Nashville, TN Tipton. Rcgina Ann Davenport. lA West Columbia. SC 1 Poling. Donna Jean Roland, Vickie Latan Sloan. Gary Bob Story. Brenda L Nashville. TN Westlall, Cheryl Ann Wiseman. Todd David 1 Nashville. TN Cochran. GA Nashville. TN Clarksdale. MS Todd. Kevin Nashville. TN Pompano Beach. FL 1 Poling. William A Rook, Billy Joe, Jr Sloss. Gwendolyn Darlene Story. Gregory William Fvansville. IN Wel2el, June Sistrunic Wilbeck, Lynn Sweet 1 Nashville. TN Newville. PA Nashville. TN Mid field. AL Tolbird. Michael A Jacksonville. FL Nashville. TN 1 Powell. Charles Joseph Rose. Reginald Ray Smith. Bobby Daniel Streff. Jean Dianne Bardwell. KY White, Brian Dean Witbeck, Randall Stuart I Nashville. TN Fayetteville. NC Savannah. GA Bloomington, MN Tousley. Susan Elizabeth Longwood. FL Nashville. TN 1 Power. Tamar Lanell Roseberry, Diane M Smith, Cameron Scott Strickland. Susan K Columbus. MS While, Charles W Witbeck, Wendy Ann 1 Bennettsviile. SC N. Middletown. OH Middletown, OH Brentwood. TN Tnplett. Stephanie Jane Alexandria. LA Brandon. MS 1 Powers. Katie Diane Ross. Carolyn Jane Smith, Darrell Joseph Stnmple. Darlene Mane Longwood. FL While. Eddie Wayne Wood, Darryl Keith 1 Gallatin. TN Nashville. TN Xenia. OH High Springs. FL Trogdon. Cynthia Ann Nashville. TN Greens6oro, NC 1 Prentice. Herbert Rucci. Thomas L Smith. Delores A Stuart. Ricky Delmage Kistler. WV White. Lesa Jeanene Woodcard. Jessie E 1 Nashville. TN Neenah. Wl Nashville. TN Lakeland. FL Trotter. Richard Longwood. FL Nashville. TN 1 Presley. Ramona Ruff, Greg Scot; Smith, Dorcas Dearlove Studdard. Donald R Xenia. OH Whiled. Harold Lynn Word, Louis Lee 1 Louisville. KY Stone. Mountain. GA Memphis. TN Nashville. TN Tucker. David Kenneth Jamestown. TN Lakeland. FL 1 Pressley. Gregory Alan Rush, Phyllis Smith, Dorothy Louise Suddeth, Reginald Ayres Charlotte. NC Whitlow. Brad Carlton Worrell, Darryl 1 Rock Hill. SC Nashville. TN Gallatin, TN Nashville. TN Tucker. Penny Renee Bowling Green. KY Nashville. TN 1 Prevail. Teresa Jean Rushing. Thomas Lee Smith, Dwayne E Summerim, James Wilson Ft. Pierce. FL Whitlow. Forrest Clinton Wright. Belly L I St Augustine. FL Clarksville. TN Apopka. FL Gallatin. TN Tucker, Ronald Dean Greensburg. KY Columbus. CA 1 Price. Sheryl Lynn Russell, Janice Dean Smith. Horace Dewayne Sutton, William Lester Madison, TN Whitmire, James Harold, Jr Wright. Curt D 1 Shelbyville. TN Nashville. TN Albertville. AL Nashville. TN Tucker. Tracy Lee Fort Mill. SC Pittsburg. KS 1 Pnndle, Vanessa Lee Russell, Tammy L Smith, Lisa Ann Surface. Lu Ann Ft Pierce. FL Whiltaker. Libby A Wright. Oarrell Lane 1 Palm Bay. FL Nashville. TN Goodlettsville. TN Waveland. IN Tullis, James Lee Mt Juliet. TN Poland. OH 1 Pringle, Phillip James Ruiledge, Jan Smith. Mabel Surges, Sandra Jane Nashville. TN Wicks. Carla Wright, Thelma M 1 T acorn a. WA Gurley. AL Nashville, TN Butler. PA Turner. Dana Lynn Lancaster. OH Rock Hill. SC I Puckett. Douglas Wayne Ryan, Tern Rae Smith, Mark Dale Swanson, Jewel Jacksonville, FL Wiederhold. Failh Renee Wurst, David T 1 Danville. VA Lakeland. FL Fayetteville. NC Nashville. TN Turpin. Melanie Sue Zephyrhills. FL Albuquerque. NM 1 ruryear. Lheryl Vanessa Rypchinski. Polli J Smith. Pamela D Warner Robins. GA Wight. Henry Clarke Wyant. Tamela Layne 1 Nashville. TN Sarasota. FL Lauderhill. FL Orange Park. FL Kissimee. FL β Q c o Smith, Pamela Detons T Wilcox, Sharon H Wyatt, Beatrice 1 Shelbyville. TN Nashville. TN Nashville. TN 1 Queen, David Ershel Sairsingh, Ananda Smith. Patricia Jeanette Talley, April G Ulmel, Kevin Mark Wiikerson. Billy G , Jr Wynn. James Ed 1 Orlando. FL California. Trinidad Pocomoke, MD North Fort Myers. FL Louisville. KY Hodgenville. KY Manchester. TN 1 Quesada, Gudelia Sanderson. Kevin Ray Smith. Roxanne Mane Tanner, Tambrey Elaine Umaniih. Affiong Wilson Wiikerson, Mike Charles Wyse, Richard Lynn 1 Miami, FL Nashville. TN Savannah. TN Aiken. SC River State. Nigeria Cocoa. FL Gainesville. CA m R Sandifer. Annette Dawn Smith. Stephen Wayne Tarter. Tamela Jemce V Wilkinson, Daniel Melvin V 1 1 Valrico. FL Chesapeake. VA Nashville. TN Hopkinsville. KY Sartin. Maurice D Sole. Stephanie Mavis Tate. Beverly Wilkinson. Kelley Ann 1 Ragsdale, Gary David Tuscaloosa. AL Bell Buckle. TN Charlotte. NC Vdcek, Marlene Ann Marion. IN Yarborough, Janet A 1 Wriite Dluti, 1 ri Sartin, Sherri Emerson Sparks. Asa Dean Tate, Kathryn Joy Nashville. TN Willard. Barbara Hartsville. SC 1 Rainey, James W Nashville, TN Decatur. AL Nashville. TN Vernier. Lone N Nashville. TN Yon, William A . Jr 1 Kl t,,,.ll 1 TI J riasriviile. l rt Savage. Edward Ray Sparks. Elizabeth Ann Tate, Lisa Kay Nashville. TN William. Diane Winter Haven. FL 1 Ramsey, Steve Wayne Glasgow. KY Decatur. AL Nashville. TN Vestal. Julia Nashville. TN Young. Anita B 1 nock riiil. z L Saxon, Sharon Lynn Sparks, Sheryl Renee Tate, Steven L Nashville. TN Williamon, Sandra Nashville. TN 1 nay, uanita Wattsburg. PA Nicholasville. KY Charlotte. NC Vining. James Seneca. SC Young. Anna Denise I r aaucari. n r Say, Janice L Spaur. Diane Mane Taylor, Carol A Nashville. TN Williams, Barbara Tullahoma. TN 1 Ray, Joanna Phyllis Kissimmee. FL Louisa. VA Brandon. FL Visser, Vance Phillip Nashville. TN Young, Eric Edward 1 Brentwood, TN Sayer, Anita J Spencer. William B Taylor, Edward L Raddilt. KY Williams, Brenda Faye Winter Haven. FL 1 Dai. MarL n Kay, Mark u Gallatin. TN Nashville. TN Philadelphia. PA Vollman. Michael William Nashville. TN Young. Oileen Virginia 1 D yL 1-1,11 Q nock rtill. jC Scharrer. Tammy Lynn Speth. Deborah Lee Taylor, James David Evansville. IN Williams. Dianne Belmopan. Belize 1 Keading, rsaren Kene Mount Pleasant. TN Augusta. GA Cayce. SC w Nashville. TN Yount. John Allen 1 Winter naven. rL Schilling. Mary Anne Spruill, James Mark Taylor. Manuel Scott Williams. Gabrina A Tipp City. OH 1 Rector. Susan Elizabeth Aiken. SC Pegram, TN Charlotte. NC Nashville. TN 1 Chattanooga. TN Schmitz. Tura R, Stalvey. Richard Dean Taylor. Melvin Louis Waldrip. Beverly A Williams. Irene 1 Keea. i_ari wiiiiam Antioch. TN Nashville. TN Mt Pleasant. TN Memphis. TN Nashville. TN 1 Monroeville, AL Schneidmiller, Dale Orian Stanford, Christa Michelle Taylor. Robert L Walker, Deborah Kay Williams. Jeffrey L 1 D-. D-...I 11 -... .-. need, raul Wayne Nashville, TN Memphis. TN Asbeville. NC Nashville. TN Sumter. SC 1 lyasnviiie. i v Schoonover. Deborah Lynne Stanley, Michael Wayne Templeton. Shirley Ann Walker. Kimberly Lynn Williams. Mark L 1 Reid, Pierce Douglas Portage. IN Jackson. MS Mountain Home. NC Cleveland. MS Scollsville. KY 1 Gulf port. MS Schortinghouse. Jill Elaine Stanton. Dixie Lynn Thomas, Cynthia Delons Wallace, Jennifer Anne Williams. Mark S 1 Reynolds. Johnny O Miami. FL SdrasoM. FL Memphis, TN Harrisburg, PA Nashville. TN 1 f J: rh,βILi Tf J lyasnviiie, i v Scott. Carla Suzanne Starnes, Carl Randy Thomas, Dana Micheal Ward, Clara Belle Williams, Patricia S 1 neynoids, Linda is Harvest. AL Talum. SC Seminole. FL Nashville. TN Nashville. TN 1 Lexington, n r Scott, Danny Alan Starr. Robin Lee Thomason. Cheryl Pave Warren. Debra Lynn Williams, Ronda 1 neynoios. wiiiiam uougias Ocala. FL Ocala. FL Nashville. TN Shelbyville. TN Fast Brewton. AL 1 lyasnviiie, I v Scott, Edith J Steen. Brenda K Thompson, Bruce E Waters. Elizabeth Williams, Ruby O 1 Rhodes. Janet Caroline Nashville. TN Hendersonville. TN Nashville. TN Rockville. MD Camden. SC 1 Lnarlotte. rtC Scott, Ruth Lynette Stegall. Carey Alan Thompson. James R Watkins, Deborah Juanese Williams, Soma Henrietta 1 nnooes. vaierie uawn Nashville. TN Nashville. TN Winslow. IN Eleclic. AL . ' Syracuse. NY 1 Trenton. OH Sehorn. David R Stegall, Kenneth Tyler Thompson. Jeffrey Dillard Watson. Blanche Williams, Terry Michael 1 Richardson. Stephen Nashville. TN Hiawassee, CA Nashville, TN Nashville. TN Brandon. MS Morgan Seiner. Belly Ann Stembndge, Betty R Thompson, Julia Amla-D Watson. Danny Lewis Wilhs, Daryl Kirk Nashville. TN Antioch. TN Dade City. FL Colfax. NC Nashville. TN Nashville. TN Riddle, Lynn R Setters. James Morgan Stephen. Patrick Arnold Thompson, Karen Renee Watson. Robin E Willis. Rebecca Anne Tullahoma, TN Antioch. TN Port Charlotte. FL Birmingham. AL Dothan. AL Sterling. VA Ridley, Gregory Shand. John G Stevens, Dianna Lynn Thompson, Mclvin Blake Waynick. David Willoughby, Carol Lynn Nashville. TN Niceville. FL Bluefield. WV Nashville. TN Nashville. TN Hernando. FL Riffle. Judith Lynne Shao, Noah Stevenson. Theron M Thompson. Renila G Waynick, Dawn Chen Wilson. Bobi Renee Newark. OH Nashville. TN Roanoke. VA Huntsville. TN Nashville. TN Shelby vilk. TN 245 In Memory Of Alex Gardner Life ' s race well run, life ' s work well done, Life ' s victory won. Now Cometh rest. (Dr. Edward Parker) Special Thanks To: Mr. Howard Wall-our advisor who was always full of ideas, help and enthusiasm. Mr. Carl Eby-for all the patience and work that went into the photography. Mr. Harold McGchee and American Yearbook Co. -for publishing our book, Studlow Studio-for prompt service and delivery of student portraits. Trev Echocs-for lending a hand whenever needed. Conclusion 247 1
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