Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1989 volume:

DARDA 1989 I KINGS 4:31 We Can fJ1a £t v $ SPIRITUALLY ACADEMICALLY SOCIALLY ATHLETICALLY Trevecca Nazarene College 333 Murfreesboro Road Nashville, Tennessee 37210 Opening I Student Life 12 Classes 70 Who s Who 81 Faculty 113 Organizations 124 Features 188 Advertisements 210 Ectifo RicJtJk Bmiti FEEL THE SPIRIT 1 Right: Trevecca's campus is scattered with many beautiful buildings and landscapings. Below: Students have a rare opportunity at T.N.C. to get involved in each others spiritual life. Below right: This is definently a dress for success. - fan, education, owe fiumA, and owv Lond FEEL THE SPIRIT Wb u)m w oli d uiflk eadt, oOm loclcSj, ipOtilucSf, atuukmutoS) ; and riQt ftcaffl Above left: Members of the baseball team can always be caught having fun times together. Above: Could that be suds floating down the cascades? Left: A game of cards provided for fun at the All-School lock in. FEEL THE SPIRIT 3 Right: Students can find many spots on campus to stop and quickly prepare before heading to class. Below: Dean Harris and his family were the grand marshalls for the Homecoming parade. Below Bottom: Maria Hall, Linda Johnson, and Tami McWhorter have built friendships here that will last past their time at T.N.C. leatck owe 6mS lamb j cud mk poiiftvb cJuuyei fot, owaefi ei. 4 FEEL THE SPIRIT ft4 tftoed Hr be, Left: Students walk to class on a warm afternoon. FEEL THE SPIRIT 5 Wb cum Moved by Hub SpOdtto' iaceeed, aid kty u pteued on tbwaJtd owe goa Top right: Paula Baggott shows us the finer way to eat potato chips. Above: Jennifer Herndon waves to everyone as she and her friends pack for home. Right: Professor Dix is always a helpful friend to the students. 6 FEEL THE SPIRIT Below: Students, faculty, and alumni look on at the Homecoming parade. Bottom below: Kim and Ty stop to talk at the cascades in between classes. We, 1 puM ui Uttouglt, 1fo Imd tmu (etpecuSf wm u eeJo) FEEL THE SPIRIT 7 Wlwt cam of U good HmU m kkcmd locicSj — uJ tb m mcowuyed by owv tuna logetim? Above right: Tammy Durden and Domica Chance talk together before heading to class. Above: Members of Rotaract participate in the social event of pledge week. Right: Greg Wood, Sara Stark, and Ronda Taylor spend some time together after lunch. 8 FEEL THE SPIRIT Left: Students spend time together to help each other study for their courses. Below left: Chaplain Dunnington looks as though he is really enjoying his ice cream. Below: Many students find the steps of Jernigan a great place for fun and fellowship with their friends. We, uJexfr fium WqUtkdLoK tct graduation uJttk conmH, doped, Miaccad, cud w b ak ut betu em FEEL THE SPIRIT 9 10 FEEL THE SPIRIT But mit uup UMtfy Mi took fowaul tcr tfpoifimftei ta befl v owae u and owv icJwoi tb tfu tfoty, kv %at tlwhb ujIw com afim ui u ia Fed 1k Spvut of T.N.C. Above top: Sandi Meadows stops to talk to Vicki Osborne on her way to class. Above: Students take the time to pray for each other's needs. Left: Erin Nash takes part in some of the social fun by participating in Rat Days. FEEL THE SPIRIT 11 STUDENT LIFE Tltoowjk Ouk Pa kipttllm TogetUen, We, CouU Fed The, Spirit. A New Font Look AtCo ge, . . . FRESHMEN ORIENTATION This year Trevecca went all out in an effort to better prepare the new freshmen for college life. The directors of this program, Rick Ryding and Craig Keen, developed constructive activities to enrich the freshmen in all aspects of college life. Some of the events and activities that took place were freshmen study groups, a freshmen retreat, a scavenger hunt, and the traditional student mixer. All these events and more gave the freshmen a great advantage over the freshmen jitters. Top right: Christy and friend enjoy their afternoon at the freshmen retreat. Top left: Sharma sings to her freshmen studies teacher, Chaplain Dunnington, during the freshmen talent contest. Above: Erin and Tracey board the bus to leave after spending a fun filled day at their ret reat. Right: New Direction was the entertainment at the dinner that was held for freshmen and their parents. 14 FRESHMEN Left: Members of the freshmen class get acquainted with the other members of their class at the freshmen retreat. Below: The afternoon was a fun time for everyone that took part in the retreat. Middle left: Aaron Harden helps serve at the banquet that was held for the freshmen and their families. Left: The transfer students take part in the talent contest at the freshmen talent show. FRESHMEN 15 FALL BLOCK PARTY This was the first Block Party at TNC. Its huge success has led Seniors to adopt this as one of their annual projects. Pioneer bar-b-qued chicken and burgers on the grill. They served this with all the fixin's of a great picnic. New Direction sang a great mixture of spiritual and popular secular music. Lots of activities were going on all around such as volleyball, frisbee, and football. It was a super time of fun and fellowship!!! Top left: Doug is bar-b-quing the food in the pink with his blues brothers glasses. Top right: Stan Sheridon enjoys his picnic fixin's. Above: Tammy, Alicia, and Sandy enjoy their time together at the partv. Above right: The Senior class officers really worked hard to make the afternoon a success. LOCK PARTY Top left: Greg Wood and friends watch the fun and games going on around them. Below: Steve Trivette seems amazed at the sight of real food. Above left: A group of students patiently wait in line to eat the dinner that was bar-b-qued out by Pioneer. Above right: The picnic fixins put Craig and Kenny in friendly moods. Left: Students eat and listen to the sounds of New Direction. BLOCK PARTY 17 CcAy AM C tk And O oKtidtim . . . S.G.A. ANNUAL CLUB RUSH The annual Club Rush sponsored by S.G.A. supplies the new students with a chance to take a look at the various clubs and organizations that Trevecca has to offer. Each participant in Club Rush sets up a table that displays their activities and service to the school and the community. This year the event was held outside on the ledge of the Jernigen Student Center. There were refreshments and fun for all the participants and the spectators. Top right: Brx member, Bobbie Skelton, and Theta Chi member, Karen Cook, were having a great time. Middle left: Some Sigma Society members doing their traditional pyramid to get fired up. Middle right: Members of the Missions Club eagerly sign up students. Bottom right: Members of Rotaract hanging out at club rush. :lub rush Top left: The MOT organization offers a great way for students to become involved. Below: Karen and Rhonda of Theta Chi are always around with a smile. Middle left: Circle K members are caught cutting up that evening. Looks ike fun guys. Above: Members of the Civitans show their pride in their service club. Left: Civinetts members huddle together to display their unity at club rush. CLUB RUSH 19 Foot £e mtM Fm . . . CIRCLE K HU-UHDDLE The 1988 Circle K 1st Semester Huddle was held early in the Fall Semester as a service to the student body. This event gave the students an opportunity to gather together and enjoy an evening of food, fun, and Rebel Without a Cause. With footballs and frisbees being tossed around and the smell of hot dogs and hamburgers being grilled, it is hard to value this event as anything less than a success. Top left: The girls of Georgia dorm came out and enjoyed the fun. Top right: Wade Cleavland sets up the classic film, Rebel Without A Cause. Middle left: Shelley, Ruta, and Julie help themselves to the food. Middle right: A group of friends enjoy the fellowship at the Huddle. Bottom: Debbie Fisher thinks this is the perfect time to give James St. John a haircut. 20 CIRCLE K HUDDLE Top left: The Sigma women were out enjoying the sun and fun that the Huddle provides. Below: Jeff Thompson demonstrated the proper way to eat a burger. Middle left: Patrick and Gene show off their expert grilling techniques. Above: Students welcome the time to sit and socialize. Left: Members of Circle K get everything ready for a successful evening. CIRCLE K HUDDLE 21 United U Cktituw FefflouJildp Awl Fm . . . FALL RETREAT Fall Retreat was sponsored by S.A.C. The speaker Rev. Bobby Milburn preached messages that touched everyone's heart and brought all these that attended closer together. New Direction did an excellent job of providing the music. They sang some of their songs from their concerts as well as some church camp favorites. One of the highlights of the weekend was the bon fire and hayride. After the hayride a brave few went up to the haunted house to tell ghost stories. The fun that weekend just never stopped. It was a growing experience for all. Top left: Bryan Hulse and Paula Baggott sharing time together. Top right: Rev. Milburn gave from his heart for the students at retreat. Middle left: Benny Silva bows his head in prayer. Middle right: The gang from retreat taking their new found family portrait. Right: Students meditate on the speakers message. 22 FALL RETREAT Top left: Students enjoy watching the heart rending Fox and the Hound . Below: Scott Knight and Pam Shirley enjoy themselves after singing. Middle left: Sara Stark and friend laughing their way through the crazy games. Left: Students gathered together to sing praise to the Lord. FALL RETREAT 23 • • • Fwkum Take, Pant U Rat Datfi FRESHMEN INAUGURAL DAYS The ceremony of initiating Freshman to the student body by Sophomores has always been a treasured tradition. The Freshman are assigned a Rat Master who picks out a lovely outfit for them to wear to lunch and dinner. The purpose of this function is to speed up the process of helping the Freshman feel like they belong. The bonds and friendships between the Freshman and Sophomores that form are what it is all about. The day was polished off by having communion in the Fine Arts auditorium. 'Ant ft1 7) Top left: Beverly Greer and her ratmaster, Sharon Lafave. Top right: Tim Goode, the masked kissing bandi t, carries on his tradition with sophomore Kelly Ross. Middle left: Rodney and Kenny show their rats, James and Matt, how much they love them. Middle right: Dacia, Tammy, and Julie enjoy the day of rats. Right: The communion service brought the day to a close. 24 RAT DAYS Zj t-, ._ MY NAflt;.- 'SI ev£ YO And 'iffl : At TJJ c; r 5o Do Me A Top left: Lori Glenn with her rat, Shelley Childers, and April Parker with her rat , Amy Foster, prove that all was fun. Below: Chris Depietro shows off his new sense for fashion. Middle left: Greg Hickock proudly poses for his picture. if i 1 SAMW ST Above: Ratmaster, Wendy Williams, gives her rat , Sandy, words of encouragement. Left: The freshmen class show off how the new college life has affected them. RAT DAYS 25 Tla, Gam £(u w E sexy am Likei Tc Ptag . . . WIN, LOSE, OR DRAW TNC's version of this popular game show is always a lot of fun. Different clubs, classes, or just groups of friends enter teams and compete to win big bucks for their favorite charity. Civinettes who sponsor this event did some hilarious commercials in between games. The puzzles were tough, but the teams really got into it. There were lots of great prizes for the contestants and door prizes for the audience. The final round came down to Rotaract and Senior class. Rotaract was victorious, and they donated their $75. winnings to the Nashville Boy's Club. r Top left: Kipp McClurg, the M.C. for the evening, shows Lee Anderson the phrase she must draw. Top right: Nancy Smith coaxes her team to guess the phrase. Middle left: Andi Hittle, of Sigma Society, smiles as her team guesses the phrase. Middle right: West Caldwell leads the Rotaract to a victory. Right: Brx members doing the Chipmunks routine between rounds. 26 WIN, LOSE, OR DRAW Top left: Beth Bearden, of Sigma, draws carefully as her team watches. Middle left: Corinne Burns draws quickly in the speed round. Above: West leading his team on in the speed round. Left: Lydia Bolin leads the Senior class to victory of over Civitans. WIN, LOSE, OR DRAW 27 A NigttFi d WSk Fm Aid Tabd . . . CIRCLE K VARIETY SHOW This annual show sponsored by Circle K is a chance for all the undiscovered talent at TNC to show their stuff. Several clubs and organizations entered acts such as the Cheerleaders, Civinettes, Sigma, and Theta Chi. There were also some solo acts — Daniel Blair did his famous impressions and Shelley Love sang her rendition of I'll always love you. This charity event raised over $600. for the Guyana Mission Project. Top right: Daniel Blair and his friends entertain the audience. Middle left: The morticions , a variety show tradition, do their best to get the audienc e to laugh. Middle right: Susan Parrish, of the Sigma act, impersonates her favorite professor. Looks like the feeling is mutual. Right: David and George dazzled the crowd with their amazing visual effects. 28 VARIETY SHOW «5L 1 Top left: The Circle K quartet consisting of Brent, David, Joey, and Brian sing Deep River Women. Below: Sonya Ries raps the Civenettes to the Caldwell Beat. Middle left: Mark Deyoung sings his very popular Dormroom Blues. Left: Dr. Moredock and Professer Buess pass water by way of mouth to ear. Left: The members of Circle K closed the show by leading the crowd in the singing of our alma mater. VARIETY SHOW 29 Tafo Ah, Extituy i iitt Back U Tim . . . SIGMA SOCIETY FIFTY'S PARTY The Fifties party sponsored by Sigma Society was a neat-o trip back in time to the fifties. This charity event was designed to raise money for Y-CAP ministries as well as provide some fun for the students. There were tons of booths and games scattered throughout the room. Big Al's was serving up old-fashioned chocolate malts and burgers. Some of the highlights of the night were the musical acts, the pie eating contest, the costume contest, and the limbo stick. Top left: Shelley Love standing by her man , Gene Rhoades. Top Right: Rick Bearden sports the nerd look. Way to conform Rick. Middle Left: Bill Collins tears up the carpet like a speedster in the drag races. Middle right: Beth Bearden shows Sigma's eating habits as she wins the pie eating contest. 30 50's PARTY Top left: The limbo stick competition got pretty competitive. Bill Collins is happy with his successful attempt. Below: Evie Freeman, the skating waitress, does her imitation of Jerry Lee Lewis. Middle left: Dale Benson and Joyce Barnett made the cutest 50's couple. Middle right: Chrissy Howell serves up the old fashioned malts with a grin. Left: Regina Polly and Benny Silva pose in the beach cut-outs. 50's PARTY 31 Tnidc-Oi- Twit, Paitlu, Aid Fm . . . HALLOWEEN EVENTS rig «k: Halloween at TNC consists of several traditions: the Halloween party, the Halloween dinner, and trick-or-treat in the dorms. The Halloween party was sponsored by the Senior Class and was held at Cedars of Lebanon. It was a truly festive occasion. There was lots of great food catered by Whitt's Bar-b-que. The class officers planned most of the party games for everyone to play. The evening was topped off by a hayride. Students going door to door begging for candy is also a familiar sight in October. Top right: Kip McClurg tries to see if ten fat marshmellows can fit in his mouth all at the same time. Above: Leslie Rosequist takes part in the bowling game sponsored by Sigma Society. Middle right: Believe it or not these students are actually feeding each other bananas while bindfolded. You can imagine the messy faces. Right: Susan and Dana at their best. 32 HALLO WEEN Right: Shelley Childers and Gary McCullough help each other eat their apple at the Halloween party. Above: One of the highlights of the trick-or-treating was the crazy and deranged participants on third floor Johnson. Right: Members of Civinettes show off their Gummi Bear game that they sponsored at the Halloween party. HALLOWEEN 33 CANDHX A fl igitr FiM WU Xi Ad 0 ... THETA CHI HOLLYWOOD SQUARES The Squares were filled with TNC's Stars. They were students from various clubs and organizations. The stars answered questions, and the contestants from the audience decided whether or not they were correct. Scott Adkins was the M.C. for the evening. Some of the highlights of the night were the hilarious goodies that were brought by Steve Fountain, Trev-Echoes editor. This event was held to raise funds for the Cornerstone Thurst. Above: Theta Chi members, Jana, helps take tickets at the front door to the show. Middle right: Scott asks contestant, Susan Parrish, if she agrees or disagrees with the answer of the stars. Right: Many different members of various clubs and organizations took part in the fun. HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Right: Scott Adkins takes some time to introduce two new contestants. Below: Members of Theta Chi have a ittle fun putting together the show. Above: Greg Wood kept the crowd laughing at all the silly antics that he and the persons around him took part in. Middle left: Scott Sandell poses for his picture. Right: This is an action shot of just some of the silly things that the stars performed for the audience. HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 37 SIGMA AND CMNNETTU PRESENTS m CHRISTMAS PARTY The All-School Christmas Party was great success this year. The event was once again sponsored by Civinnettes and Sigma. Some of the highlights of the evening included games, songs, and of course an appearance by Santa Clause himself. Top right: Shelley Love sings Tender Tennessee Christmas. Top left: Marquette and Jason join in the Christmas fun. Center: Sue Wilson and Steve Cannon playing the Candy Cane game. Center: Russ, Kara, Jonathon, and Brian enjoying their gifts from Santa. HRISTMAS PARTY FAMILY FEUD Family Feud was presented to the student body by the member of Civinettes. The contestants in the games were members from other clubs and classes. The winner of this year's Family Feud was Sigma Society. Above: Members of NSU discuss their answers before giving the best one. Right: Sigma Society looks on eagerly to see if their answer was on the list of popular answers. Wb CouM Fed Tk £pOd£ k CHAPEL Many special chapel services were planned for the students this year. They included such chapels as the special AIDS lecture; the Joybells from Melmark; and many annual lecture series. Above: Students from the Melmark school for the handicapped presented a handbell choir. Left: Many of the chapel services left the students with the great need to grow in the Lord. CHAPELS 41 mm SOCIETY PRESENTS THE DA TING GAME This is a TNC version of the popular TV game show where one lucky person gets their choice of 3 mystery contestants. The crazy, spur of the moment answers keep the crowd laughing. Sigma was able to raise a nice sum of money for Warner Elementary as well as provide an evening of laughs for students. Top right: Members of Sigma serve up refreshments. Top left: Sonya Ries does an excellent job of questioning her bachelors. Center left: The Brown sisters did an awesome job of hosting. Center: Randy Maxwell, Kevin (Belmont Student), and Jerry Holt deliberate over a question. 42 DA TING GAME Top: Bachelorettes Vicki, Sandi, and Sandy are amazed at the questions. Center right: Sandy Meadows was a little nervous before going on stage. Above: Matt, James, and Chris entertaining the crowd. Left: All the couples of the night give that Dating Game kiss good-bye. DATING GAME 43 TUB MUSIC DBPARTMBNT PRBSBNU . . . THE SPRING CONCERT The Spring Concert is an annual event sponsored by the Music Department. The songs that are performed are usually of a humorous nature. The event this year proved to continue in the tradition of fun for all. Above: The Ambassadors entertained us with many humorous songs. Center: Many students came out to watch their fellow students perform. PRTNG CONCERT 4 Left: Concert Choir joined the other performing groups in some songs of their own. Below: The members of the crowd thought it would be fun if they could sing a few of their own songs. Left: Treble Tones performed some of their favorite songs. SPRING CONCERT 45 A £w teb Tv £m OHm . . . CIRCLE K BLOOD DRIVE This year's blood drives proved to be more than just another service project for Circle K. With the help of the student body, faculty, and staff, Circle K and the American Red Cross were able to conduct a successful collection of over three hundred pints of blood. Top left: Trevecca students take part in the blood drive to save lives. Above: Members of Circle K work hard to insure the success of the event. Middle right: Kenny Maroney and David Winchester were two of Circle K's members that dedicated their time to this good cause. Nice glasses guys. 46 BLOOD DRIVE. Left: Jerry Holt demonstrates how much fun he had giving blood. He took it like a man. Below: This doner looks as though the needle hurt just a little bit more than he bargained for. Middle left: This is a sign of a really dedicated person to do what she's doing because that look on her face is saying that it really didn't feel too good. Left: A good percent of the students and faculty turned out to participate in the blood drive. BLOOD DRIVE 47 SAC PRESENTS . . . CRYSTAL LEWIS IN CONCERT The first concert of the year was sponsored by the Students Activities Committee. The entertainer was Crystal Lewis from Point Loma Nazarene University. All who attended had a great time. Center: Dana Hulse and Linda Johnson, members of SAC, helped in selling Crystal Lewis concert T-shirts and tapes. IN CONCERT FARRELL AMD FARRFLL The Students Activities Committee presented this concert for the students and other guests in McClurkan Auditorium. This dynamic husband and wife contemporary Christian music duo really let the praise fly. Top left: The crowd enjoyed the music the duo had to share. Bottom right: The heart-felt music brought a blessing to all. ON CERT Left: Cleavland adjusts the sound just right for the concert. Above: Farrell and Farrell sing Through Your Eyes from their previous album. Left: They delivered all their songs with the power and energy of themselves. CONCERT 51 Jimot CtaU PweriK . . . TRUTH IN CONCERT Truth was presented in concert by the Junior class. The concert was held at College Hill. As always Truth was spectacular. This is the one concert students wait for all year and they did not let us down. THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT PRESENTS . . . SHAKESPEARE DAY Shakespeare Day is presented annually by the English Department in appreciation of William Shakespeare. This event always proves to be fun for all those involved in the production and those who come out to watch. Above: This little guy was a jester from the an era long ago Center: Students in the English department act out short skits to entertain the crowd. fAKESPEARE THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS: . . . THE SPRING BLOCK PARTY The spring block party was sponsored by the Senior Class. The event was a complete success. The students had great food to eat and lots of games to play. Some of the games they played were volleyball and a friendly game of waterballoon tag. Above: Richelle thought that the watermellon was especially good. Center: Pioneer foods kept us all very full with the great food that they prepare for us all. CK PARTY Left: The fellowship with friends was good for all. Below: The waterballoon fight was great fun for all those who dared to get involved. Above: Meghan is not so sure here if she likes how her watermellon tastes. Left: Just being with friends was all it took to have a great time. BLOCK PARTY 61 L01 Tlmmqk Tfa, Agei . . . THE 1989 VALENTINES PAGEANT This years Valentines Pageant was a great success for everyone. The production of the event ran very smoothly and was very enter- taining. This year's queen and her court are: Joyce Barnett, Queen; Pam Shirley, 1st runner up; and Sara Stark, 2nd runner up. Top right: 1989 Valentines Queen, Joyce Barnett, Top left: The host and hostess for the evening were Harlin and Barbi Moore. Center left: Past queen, Valerie Whittington, crowned the new 1989 queen. Right: The 1989 Valentines Court. 62 VAL EN TINES PAGEANT ♦ ♦ ♦ ► ♦ ♦ J  :♦:♦ ♦ 3 ♦ !♦ m Senior — Beth Bearden Senior — Kara Bowman Junior — Melinda Moore ♦!•! 1 .♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ !• ♦ !■ ♦ ►♦ ♦♦ 1 Junior — Sara Stark Sophomore — Joyce Barnett Sophomore — Pam Shirley 1 ♦ ♦ ♦ M P 1 All the contestants in the pageant put a lot of time and dedication into making the pageant a success. They worked hard together and were able to strengthen friendships as well as build new ones. Through all the hard times and frustration as well as the laughs, they made some great memories to keep. Freshman — Amy Foster Freshman — Beverly Greer VALENTINES PAGEANT 63 £GA PRESENTS . . . THE ALL XHOOL LOCK-IN The all school lockin was a chance for everyone to get together and play games and socialize. The trivia tournament was one of the big highlights of the evening. There was volleyball, basketball, and ra- quetball. It was an evening of fun for all. Center: The volleyball court was the hot spot of the evening. Right: The games of volleyball were intense. 64 LOCK IN Left: The crowd looks on with anticipation at the Trivia Tournament. Below: Can you talk and on the phone and play basketball at the same time? Above: Evie Freeman looks even shorter from this view. Left: Members of Circle K talk over their decisions for an answer in the Trivia Tournament. LOCK IN 65 T ■9 Om Moumt tt Tim . . . HOMECOMING 1988 This is the twentieth Homecoming at T.N.C. To celebrate, the junior class invited all the previous Homecoming queens to join in the coronation. The coronation took place Thursday, November 10, in Benson Auditorium. The coronation was well planned by the junior class officers and Dr. Melvin Welch. The masters of ceremony for the past 19 queens were Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Boone and for the 1988 court was junior class president, Paula Baggott, and officer, David Winchester. The 1988 Homecoming queen is Leigh Ann Smith, an education major from Nashville Tenn. She is the daughter of Alan and Carolyn Smith. Right: Leigh Ann with her parents, Alan and Carolyn Smith. Top right: Leigh Ann getting congratulated by her father. Right: Dean Harris' son and Mrs. Well's daughter were junior attendants. Far right: Leigh Ann was escorted by Scott Jaret. HOMECOMING Above: Sara Stark, junior attendant, Above: Leslie Rosequist, sophomore Above: Sandy Donnely, freshmen escorted by Brad Stuart. attendant, escorted by her father. attendant, escorted by Scott Tate. HOMECOMING 67 A TRADITION OF EXCITEMENT AND fUN . . . 1988 HOMECOMING PARADE Trevecca's annual homecoming parade's grand marshalls for the day were Dean and Mrs. Harris. Following behind them, were the class homecoming attendants including our 1988 Homecoming Queen LeighAnn Smith. An entourage of clubs and organizations clamored closely behind with their floats promoting Trevecca's theme of One Moment in Time. The parade fired everyone up for the evening's game. i m Top left: Members of Civitans display their banner during the parade. Above: Darrel Boyd carries one of the King's Kids on his back through the parade. Middle right: Lydia Bolin presents a plaque to Dean and Mrs. Harris before they begin to lead the parade as the grand marshalls. Right: Members of Circle K are having lots of fun displaying their school spirit. S HOMECOMING Right See Sigma Float was the theme of the Sigma Society entry into the parade. Below: Members of the cheerleading squad get the crowd along the parade route into the Trojan spirit. Above: The Pep Band played from the front of Jernigan Center for the parade. Middle left: The Freshmen class float took first place. Left: The children along the parade route really enjoyed the clowns and all the fun that the Trevecca students provided for them. HOMECOMING 69 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS in n ii in sii ■•■ ■« in 111 i in hi t 1 ■! i ii HI t Left to right: Ed Gonyea, chaplain; Teresa Pennington, secretary; Andi Hittle, S.G.A. representative; Kara Bowman, president; Leigh Ann Smith, treasurer; Evie Freeman, vice-president; Ken McKenzie, vice-president. Kara Bowman is president of the senior class and is majoring in education. She is twenty-one and from Jacksonville, Florida. The senior class has sponsored such activities as the halloween party, block party, graduation and the faculty and administration appreciation luncheon. . : ■ A RS Terry Borders Kara Bowman James Brown Kimberly Broyles Music Elementary Ed. Religion Social Welfare  'r w  - ' Z a. Mardon Day Biology Pamela Day Religion Stephen Deal Youth Ministry David Diehl Music Education Gretchen Hodnett Communications Wendy Hoefer Broadcasting Tammy Horton Bus. Admin. Timothy Hullett Religion Christopher Irwin Bus. Admin. Chem. Barbara Johnson Behavior Science Amy Keller Social Welfare Kevin Kidd Religion Sheri Koch Elem. Education Tami Laxson Elem. Education David Linens Soc. Wel. Behav. Sc. Shelley Love Accounting Right: David Winchester takes a morning stroll across campus. SENIORS 75 Zachary Lynch Phys. Education Kipp McClurg Religion Gary McCullough Religion Robert McKenzie Religion Right: Karen Duckett, Susan Parrish, and Sue Senhouser are all ready to spend a night on the town together. Mark Phillips Music Bus. Angela Pinegar Elem. Education Stanley Preston Bus. Administration J Joy Price Accounting Mitchell Reed Bus. Admin. Trudy Rhoades Bus. Admin. Office Ad. Beth Rice Biology Ruth Rowan Hum. Rela. Comm. Janice Rybczyk Bus. Admin. Denise Sheltra Christian Ed. Stan Sheridan Communications Carla Sherman Psychology Left: Students are busy packing up for Spring Break. SENIORS 77 T David Silvernail Computer Info. Sys. Michele Silvernail Comm. Human Re. Cheryl Smith Business Admin. David Smith Music Performance Kevin Thomas Bus. Admin. Timothy Thomas Religion Sharon Thompson Education Heidi Vastbinder English Dan Ventling Religion Tracy Walker Acc. Bus. Admin. Lance Waller Acc. Bus. Admin. Mary Weeks Psychology Grady Wilkes Bus. Admin. Weslie Wilkes Bus. Admin. Kelle Watkins Physician Assistant Ralph Williams Religion Left: This is a new style of wearing the tie over the t- shirt. SENIORS 79 • t_i - • • . __z : « • WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES • • w . ■w GARY MCCULLOUGH mm i I I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ruth Ann Ring, SGA representative; Lisa Mathison, chaplain; Alan Gracey, secretary; Tonya Pruitt, treasurer; David Winchester, SGA representative; Melinda Moore, vice-president; Paula Baggott, president. Paula Baggott, junior class president, is from Clarksville, Tn. and is majoring in Social Welfare. The junior class has been involved in such activities as coordinating Homecoming, sponsoring the Truth concert, and presenting the Junior and Senior Ban- quet. NIORS Adams, Rachel Alvares, Carlene Anderson, Lee Baggott, Paula Barfield, Barbara Barfield, Debra Barnes, Maria Benzing, David Billingsley, Susan Boyd, Darrell Bratcher, George Burkhardt, Laura Conger, Kimberlee Coolidge, Ruth Cunningham, Carol Detwiler, Glenda Dove, Kenneth Eby, Shelley Evans, LeLane Foster, Shelli Furr, Teresa Gracey, Allen Gravot, Julie Gregg, Lisa JUNIORS 9 H ardesty, Brent Harlow, Cathy Harrison, Kevin Harrison, Kimberly Hawk, Jennifer Holt, Jerry Howell, Christine Ickes, Carol Johnson, Deidre Johnson, Kimberly Keaton, Sandra Kennedy, Carrie Ketterman, Melody King, Sharon Koch, William Lepel, Bert Liles, Anita Mathisen, Lisa McCloud, Michelle McCracken, Carol Midcap, David Milburn, John Miller, Lora Moore, Melinda 96 JUNIORS Mraz, Gary Myers, James Nettles, Kip Nolen, Wes Osborne, Vicki Patton, Dorris Perkins, Scott Plumer, Kendra Polly, Regina Pruitt, Tonya Pullin, Timothy Quinn, Jeffery Randall, Lori Rhodes, Gene Rickenbach, Nancy Ries, Sonya Ring, Ruth Ann Shepard, Brian Singell, Robin Sipes, Michael Sipes, Vonda Skelton, Bobbi Smith, Troy Snodgrass, Melanie JUNIORS 97 T Springer, Treca Stark, Sara Stinson, Van Stowe, Lauramary Tatum, Bronwyn Taylor, Rhonda Thomas, Julie Thomas, Kari Thompson, Jeff Tipton, Cheryl Trees, Jonathan Trivette, Stephen Whittaker, Larry Williamson, Jennifer Wilson, Charlie Winchester, David Wood, Gregory Zuercher, Kirk Zvodar, David 98 JUNIORS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Joey Dunn, SGA Representative; Tim Prater, Vice- president; Melanie Eby, Secretary; Leslie Rosequist, President; Kim Adams, SGA Representative; Stephanie Wardlow; Greg Gressel, Treasurer. Leslie Rosequist, sophomore class president, is from Tampa, Fla. and is majoring in Music Business. The sophomore class has been responsible for presenting the Valentine's Pageant, Rat Days, and many other service projects. SOPHOMORES 99 Adams, Craig Adams, Kimberly Albright, Deanna Alderson, Lori Arnold, Bobbie Bailey, Doris Bailey, Judith Barnett, Joyce Bearden, Julie Bechtel, Tracy Benson, Dale Bentley, David Brookman, Pam Brookman, Pat Brown, LeeAnn Bussell, Carla Chaplin, Merritt Carpenter, M ichelle Clark, Belinda Cleckner, Steve Coleman, Timothy Collins, William Cook, Chris Cooper, Cherri Cox, Tiffany Day, Tina Dease, Stewart De Young, Mark Dolinger, Nancy Droughon, Rachel Dunn, Joey Eby, Melanie Evans, Michael Fisher, Deborah Ford, Rebecca Foyle, Roxanne WO SOPHOMORES Corner, Jeff Garrett, Jonothan Gill, Dewayne Glenn, Lori Gressel, Greg Griffin, Jonathan Hambrick, Rob Hanner, Natalie Harden, Aaron Hendershot, Allison Henson, Dawn Herndon, Jennifer Hodgson, Dean Holcombe, Roland Houston, Lisa Hunter, Katrina Jackson, Todd Jarrett, Scott Jarvis, Rodney Keener, Amy LaFave, Sharon Lavy, Anne Livingston, Heather Lunsford, James Maroney, Kenny Martin, Jana Mathis, Kimberly McCreless, William McPhee, Glenn Midcap, Catherine Midcap, Samuel Mittelstadt, Marlene Mobley. Scott Moore, Daniel Morehead, Laura Beth Morgan, Rhonda SOPHOMORES 101 Moses, Darren Mraz, Deborah Mustaq, Razmi Myers, Sandra Nabors, Marie Ogilvy, Lynda Pass, Kathy Pate, Bob Parker, April Parker, Craig Payne, David Phelps, Brian Poole, Kyle Post, Amy Prater, Tim Price, Avis Pumphrey, Dana Pullin, Karen Randall, Russell Reed, Marcus Reynolds, Greg Ri ghtmire, Mitzi Robinson, Christopher Robinson, Pattie Roby, Tiffany Rosequist, Leslie Ross, Kelly Ross, Ronda Runyan, Chris Sandel, Scott Sayre, Brian Scott, Jason Sealy, Carol Secord, Wendy Shepard, Jeanna Smith, Julie 02 SOPHOMORES Shetron, Brian Shirley, Pam Shumaker, Nick Silva, Benny Smith, Frances Smith, Gina Smith, Maria Smith, Nancy Smith, Tina Stepp, Todd Stogsdill, Tony Stokes, Alan Stovall, Irl Sumpter, Mark Thims, Barbara Thompson, Melinda Trotter, Kara Vandiver, Mary Wade, Meghan Wardlow, Stephanie Welchelm, Chuck White, Meshelle Wilkes, Tabitha Willis, Kimberly Williams, Wendy Wilson, Sue Wurzel, Jill Woods, Belinda Woods, Maria SOPHOMORES 103 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Officers: Heather Allen, SGA representative; Erin Nash, SGA representative; Greg Hickok, chaplain; Melissa Moore, treasurer; Chelli Jones, president; Sharma Seward, secretary; Joe Bowers, vice-president Chelli Jones, Freshmen class president, is from Nashville, Tennessee and is majoring in biology. This year the freshmen class has been involved in such activities as the Thanksgiving Gala, King Kids, Room in the Inn, and Cornerstone Ministries. Adams, Holly Adams, Jeff Allen, Heather Albert, Kimberly Alsbrooks, Anthony Anderson, Michelle Barden, Tammy Batton, Mark Beasley, Karen Beene, Missey Binder, Shannon Binegar, John Bishop, Scott Bowers, Joe Blankenship, Esther Boyd, Dennis Bright, Glendora Brooks, Kris Burry, LeAnne Cagle, Paula Jo Campbell, Brenda Carter, David Carter, Karen Childers, Shelley Clement, Ronnie Clouse, Brian Coburn, Stefanie Coleman, Kerry Costa, Pam Couey, Celia Croft, Tanya Dalrymple, Karen Darney, Alisha Davis, Todd Diehl, Dale DiPietro, Chris FRESHMEN 105 DelRio, Ana Dobbs, Susan Donnelly, Sandy Drowhorn, Robert Duncan, Anna Durden, Tammy Eifert, Tamara Elkins, Richard Fite, Emily Fitzgerald, Michelle Foster, Amy Gill, Billy Gonyea, Mark Goode, Tim Hage, Rachel Hagee, Tammy Hager, Michelle Harpton, Chris Haselden, Timothy Hassler, Kellie Hatton, Keith Hickock, Greg Holley, Dodi Hoover, Rodney Hunter, Rusty Isbell, Tracy Jenkins, Laura Johnson, Randall Jones, Chelli Jones, Rhonda Jordan, John Jordon, Tara Kinworthy, Lisa Koen, Katreana Laxson, Kylan Love, Lori FRESHMEN Lovett, Eric Marsh, Leann Martin, Christy Mayes, Lloyd McAdory, Michael McClearn, Michelle McMichael, Kevin McWhorter, Bethany Meadows, Sherri Michael, Dan Milton, Susan Montague, Twyla Moore, Melissa Mosley, Patrick Murray, Mike Mushiaq, Azmi Nash, Erin Nelms, Lara Newman, Shawn Nugent, Walter O'Dell, Patrick Penegar, Kelli Preston, Donald Quick, Bonnie Richards, Shane Rosecrans, Christy Rushing, Ty Sabisch, Chad Scott, Melinda Shands, Wendi Shreckengast, Kim Silvers, Charmin Sims, Brian Singell, Lori Skinner, Kimberly Smith, Angie FRESHMEN 107 Smith, James Smith, Pam Smith, Rachael Smith, Tammy Snellenberger, Amy Soward, Sharma Spencer, Steven Spray, Len Spruill, John St. John, James Stamper, Kendra Stephenson, Alan Stout, Richard Swartz, Kimberly Swift, Jedonne Tate, Scott Taylor, Joy Terrell, Troy Traver, Amber Turnbow, Nicole Ungerbuehler, Lisa Ungerbuehler, Matt Vaught, Kim Wade, Matthew Walker, Brian Weaver, Jeff Welling, Michelle Whitacre, Julie Whitby, James White, Tim Whitener, Suzanne Wilcox, Carrie Wilson, Mark Wiser, Stephanie Wright, Suzanne Wynn, Sandy i FRESHMEN MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES ALPHA 87 From back, left to right: Greg Gallup, Wes Hornbuckle, Bob Greger, Orba Welch, Ron Jones, Bill Gemmill, Randy Conyers, Brenda Hyde, Cindy Jones, Cheryl Simpson, Terry Lowery, Linda Hall, Hilda Flowers, Nancy White, El Amri, Jon Epperson BETA 88 From back, left to right: Jim Herter, Wes Hinton, Ricky Adams, Keith Dupen, Ron Morgenstern, Sam Vickroy, Alan Conley, Ande Nickell, Bob Sanders, Bruce Hinkle, Joey Davis, Tom Pettit, Karen Montalvo, Cindy House, Terry Cavendar, Lois Brown, Eddie Scott, Jane Ramsey, Wesley Felts, Melanie Flickinger 110 MHR M.H.R DELTA 88 From the back, left to right: Richard Mackey, John Edwards, Walter Meadows, David Hand, Mike Kopulos, David Heithcock, Mike Matlock, Mike Bracey, Sue Riddle, Marvin Riddle, Beverly Smith, Rob Torbert, Tom Kiermaier, Lori Wigginton, Steve Gilde, Gayle Raper GAMMA 88 From the back, left to right: Dianne O'More, Fouad Elsharkaway, Ruth Ann Bice, Sheila Rhodes, Cordelia Wakefield, Becky Frazier, Sam Ballesteros, Tammy Green, Marcella McCullough, James Comstock MHR lll M.H.R. EPSILON 88 From the back, left to right: A.L. Westbrook, Gary Luffman, Jim McGoldrick, Thurman Page, Catherine Harrison, Deborah Washington, Rex Sullivan, Diane Williams, Reta Price, Robin Nelson-Sharp, John Gouldener, Richard Thomas ZETA 88 From the back, left to right: Leon Daniels, Debbie Horton, Jeffrey Rollins, Thomas Farmer, John Aitcheson, Joyce Wright, Brenda Strachan, Herb Modesitt, Mark Sloan, Barry Henderson, Bob Goodall, Dan Wright, Linda Giles, Bob Starnes, Sharon Clark, Rena Irwin, Pam Washington, John Green, Tim Carrington, Faye Hall, Debbie Pigna, Myra Felts, Barbara Johnson, Charlene Allen U2 M.H.R. PRESIDENT HOMER J. ADAMS 10 Yeau OfDeduuJum, Dr. and Mrs. Adams President Adams always has a friendly smile for all the students. I J 4 PR ESI DENT ADAMS BOARD OF TRUSTEES ALABAMA SOUTH REV. B.J. GARBER REV. H. LARMAR SMITH MR. FLOYD RUTLEDGE ALABAMA NORTH REV. PHILLIP SESSIONS REV. JOHN POWELL MR. ED REAGAN FLORIDA CENTRAL DR. J.V. MORSCH REV. CHARLES KIRBY MR. CHARLES A. DAVIS MR. JOEL LOVE FLORIDA NORTH DR. EDMOND NASH MR. JIM ENGLAND REV. HENRY COOPER FLORIDA SOUTHERN DR. ROBERT SPEAR MR. ROBERT MCDONALD REV. MICHAEL ROSS MR. HERBERT MCMILLIAN FLORIDA SPACE COAST REV. WAYNE QUINN MR. MARK LEIB GEORGIA DR. HAROLD D. LATHAM MR. BIBB HENDERSON MR. JOHN FAIRCLOTH REV. JACK DELL KENTUCKY REV. TED HOLSTEIN DR. ROBERT ALLEN REV. EUGENE FIGGE MR. MARK GREATHOUSE MISSISSIPPI REV. LOWELL CLYBURN MR. FRANK COWART REV. HALBERT JENKINS NORTH CAROLINA REV. EUGENE SIMPSON DR. ODIE PAGE REV. MAX MURPHY SOUTH CAROLINA REV. JAMES BEARDEN MR. J.B. HUCKS REV. HAROLD LINER EAST TENNESSEE DR. THOMAS COX REV. LEROY DAVIS DR. GEORGE BLANCHARD TENNESSEE DR. TALMADGE JOHNSON MR. WENDELL POOLE MR. JOSEPH ADKISSON DR. ROBERT MITCHELL ALUMNI REPRESENTATIVES REV. MYRON WISE MRS. MARIAN JEWELL EX OFFICIO DR. HOMER J. ADAMS BOARD OF TRUSTEES 115 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION Tee Billingsley — Director of Early Learning Center Robinson Blann — Associate Professor of English Alan Bond — Supervisor of Accounting Services Joe Bowers — Assistant Professor of Christian Education Larry Buess — Associate Professor of Mathematics James Caldwell — Professor of Psychology Randy Carden — Associate Professor of Psychology John Chiloton — Professor of History, Department Chairman of History and social Sciences Sara Chilton Librarian Mike Clyburn Carol Costa — Education David Deese - - Curriculum Services - Director of MHR Associate Professor of Assistant Professor of Broadcasting and Communication Claude Diehl — Assistant Director of MHR John Dix — Professor of Biology, Department Chairman of Science and Mathematics H. Ray Dunning — Professor of Theology and Philosophy, Department Chairman of Religion and Philosophy Don Dunnington — Chaplain, Professor of Preaching and Pastoral Ministry Carl Eby — Audiovisual Supervisor Carol Eby — Assistant Professor of English Stephen Farnsley — Professor of Music Ann Fuqua — Professor of Biology Phyllis Flannery — Associate Professor of English, Assistant Academic Dean Wayne Gallop — Assistant Dean of Student Services Tracy Goodson — Instructor in Mathematics Donna Gray — Assistant Professor of Education FACULTY 119 Pleais Hampton — Director of Church Relations and Development Steve Harris — Dean of Student Services Lanette Haviland — Assistant Professor of Sociology Nancy Hazlewood — Associate Professor of Education Lena Hegi — Associate Professor of Communications Jim Hiatt — Assistant Professor of Business Debbre Hinkle — Clinical Coordinator of Physician Assistant Program Everett Holmes — Director of Student Financial Aid Michael Johnson — Assistant Director of Admissions Wilma Johnson — Associate Professor of Business Craig Keen — Professor of Philosophy and Religion Brian Killian — Assistant Professor of Music Porter King — Professor of Education Alan Matthews — Associate Professor of Computer Informations Systems Barbara McClain — Professor of Music Corlis McGee — Professor of Business, Department Chairman of Business Fred Mund — Professor of Music, Department Chairman of Music Gerald Moredock — Associate Professor of Allied Health, Department Chairman of Allied Health Gerard Nyssen — Professor of Chemistry Lois Perrigo — Director of Services for Women Mary Phillips — Assistant Professor of Business George Privett — Director of Alumni Relations Tom Rosebrough — Director of Teacher Education, Department Chairman of Education Rick Ryding — Associate Professor of Pastoral Ministry FACULTY 121 Gregory Runyan — Assistant Professor of Business Sharon Russell — Assistant Professor of Business Alan Smith — Associate Professor of Education, Department Chairman of Physical Education Carolyn Smith — Assistant Professor of Physical Education Kimlyn Sparks — Assistant Professor of Physical Education Priscilla Speer — Reader Services Librarian Daniel Spross — Assistant Professor of New Testament Literature and Language Annie Stevens — Assistant Professor of English, Department Chairman of English Krista Swenson — Assistant Professor of Education Joanne Taylor — Assistant Professor of Music Repalma Thompson — Instructor in Typing Ray Thrasher — Director Library Services Ralph Ungar — Professor of Microbiology Melvin Welch — Director of Admissions Joy Wells — Associate Professor of Sociolgy and Social Welfare Rebecca Williams — Public Services Librarian Lois Wolfgang — Associate Professor of Allied Health Gary Wood — Director Career Counceling Merritt White — Chief Fiscal Officer Ed Whittington — Director of Teacher Workshops and Special Programs Gerald Willis — Director of Retention, Assistant Director of Admissions FACULTY 123 1989 DEDICATION STR E -HARRIS A- The 1989 Darda Staff proudly dedicates this edition of the yearbook to Dean Harris. We feel that Dean Harris exemplifies the spirit of T.N.C. He is a large part of each of our lives here at Trevecca. It is with love that we dedicate the Darda to him. DEDICATION 125 ORGANIZATIONS We, could fed Hue, ipOut in Hue, time, m ipetifr tbgettm. V 126 ORGANIZA TIONS CIRCLE K Officers: Jeff Quinn, second vice- president; Mark Smith, treasurer; Patrick Hemmerly, admin, assistant; Larry Whittaker, president; David Winchester, chaplain; Gene Rhodes, first vice-president; Mardon Day, secretary The Trevecca Circle K is composed of about 25 young men devoted to community service. The club is involved in such activities as the blood drives for the Red cross, the Variety Show and the Volleyball Marathon. Rodney Jarvis, Greg Wood, Rick Bearden, Patrick Hemmerly, David Hess, Dan Moore, Mark Smith, Jon Adkins, Craig Parker, Mardon Day, Jeff Quinn, Kenny Maroney, Brian Shetron, David Winchester, Brian Tate, Larry Whittaker, Joey Dunn, Aaron Hardon, Gene Rhodes, Brent Hardesty, Keith Baker ti Pi 1 I j CIRCLE K 129 CIVINETTES CIVITANS CANDIDS T SIGMA SOCIETY Sigma Society is an organization dedicated to service for the benefit of others. The club is involved in activities on and off campus. It also provides an opportu- nity for women to learn to reach out to others and to one another. Bottom: Andi Hittle, April Parker, Marquette Boudreaux, Missy White, Kim Conger, Anita Liles. Middle: Maria Hall, Tami McWhorter, Dana Hulse, Susan Parrish, Richelle Brown, Beth Bearden, Nicole Turnbow, Paula Baggott, Shelley Eby. Top: Chrissy Howell, Linda Johnson, Karen Duckett, Shelley Love, Amy Keller, Lee Ann Brown, Sara Stark, Katrina Hunter, Teresa Furr, Ruth Ann Ring, Julie Bearden SIGMA 135 THETA CHI Officers: Laura Mary Stowe, vice- president; Nancy Smith; Carol Cunningham; Vonda Sipes; Melinda Moore, president; Cathy Harlow; Joyce Barnett, secretary; Shelli Foster. Theta Chi is a female service club. Their main goals are to bring service to the school and the community around them. It also provides a way for their members to get involved in community projects that reach out to other people's needs. Lori Glenn, Carol Cunningham, Tina Day, Maria Woods, Laura Beth Morehead, Vonda Sipes, Lori Alderson, Joyce Barnett, Laura Mary Stowe, Jana Martin, Nancy Smith, Melinda Moore, Shelli Foster, Glenda Detwilder, Cathy Harlow THETA CHI 137 7 ROTARACT Officers: David Bentley, treasurer; Steve Cleckner, parliamentarian; Jeff Adams, chaplain; Greg Reynolds, historian; Craig Adams, president; Glenn McPhee, secretary; Scott Sandel, vice-president. •;4 This is the first year for the newest service club, Rotaract, to be charactered by the school. The service club is sponsored by Rotary International. The main goals of Rotaract are to provide service to the school and the community. Lloyd Hayes, Mark Gonyea, Jeff Adams, Paul Schrecengost, Josh Foster, Jonathan Griffin, Brian Walker, Chuck Wilhelm, Greg Reynolds, Ty Rushing, Kevin McMichael, Steve Trivette, Gene McCreless, Kenny Davis, John Spruill, Bart Bullock, Chris Runyan, David Bentley, Donnie Preston, Wes Cardwell, Scott Bishop, Scott Sandel, Glenn McPhee, Tony Collier, Craig Adams, Robert Drawhorn. ROTARACT 139 T STUDENT GOVERNMENT Executive Committee: Micki McCloud, Treasurer; Lydia Bolin, vice-president; Bronwyn Tatum, VP of Academic Life; Richelle Brown, Darda Editor; Kipp McClurg, President; Jonathon Trees, VP of Religious Life; Melanie Snodgrass, VP of Social Life; Steve Fountain, Trev-Echoes Editor; David Diehl, Attorney General; Susan Ragsdale, Secretary. Joey Dunn, Leslie Rosequist, David Winchester, Richelle Brown, Paula Baggott, Lydia Bolin, Tammy Foyt, Bronwyn Tatum, Kara Bowman, Jonathon Trees, Kim Adams, Micki McCloud, Andi Hittle, Melanie Snodgrass, Chelli Jones, Melinda Roberts, Erin Nash, David Diehl, Susan Ragsdale, Steve Fountain, Kipp McClurg SGA 141 NEW DIRECTION From left to right: Scott Knight, Tracey Bechtel, Gary McCullough, Melinda Moore, Stan Sheridan, Pam Shirley New Direction is one of the public relations groups for the college. The group travels every weekend during the school year to various churches in this zone. They speak to teenagers in hopes of encouraging them to attend TNC. 142 NEW DIRECTION AMBASSADORS Craig Adams, Steve Cleckner, Bob House, David Diehl, David Linens, Chad Sabisch, Richard Stout, Mark Stump, Mark Sumpter, Wally Wilson, Jeff Adams, David Bentley, Eric Lovett, Jerry Holt, Jeff Skinner, David Smith, Steven Trivette, Brian Walker, Steve Spencer, Darrell Boyd, Jonathan Griffin, Darren Moses, Brian Phelps, Russ Randall, Brian Shepard. The Ambassadors is a male singing group that practices during the week and travel during Spring Break to churches in the Southeastern United States. The Ambassadors of very proud of their summer trip to the British Isles. AMBASSADORS 143 t ',1 CONCER T CHOIR Scott Jarrot, Tracy Moore, Julie Wittacre, Stephanie Wiser, Paula Baggott, Joyce Barnett, Tom Stovall, Gina Smith, Rob Hambrick, Maria Bay, Tim White, Barbara Jameson, Greg Gressel, MaryBeth Morehead, John Jordon, Melanie Snodgrass, Amy Foster, David Winchester, Lee Anderson, Jeff Garner, Natalie Manner, Cheryl Smith, Jeff Weaver, Lisa Mathisen Stan Sheridan, Maria Swihart, James Witby, Allison Hendershot, Terry Borders, Sara Stark, Tim Prater. Leslie Rosequist, Rusty Hunter, Kelly Ross, Brian Sayer, Melanie Eby, Joey Dunn, Susan Ragsdale Concert Choir is the largest mixed choir of the Music Department. The choir consists of approximately fifty members that devote a great amount of time to their share in representing the college to others. 1 44 CONCERT CHOIR TREVEDORES From left to right: Mathew Wade, Aaron Harden, Mike Sipes, Tim Prater, Bob House Trevedores is the oldest PR group on campus. This year's group is made up of five young men who travel each weekend to various churches. Their job is to aid in recruiting students for the college. j HONOR SOCIETY Members: Robert Albert, Bobbie Arnold, Valinda Barton, Julie Bearden, Terry Borders, Delana Cheatham, Pam Day, Tina Day, Karen Duckett, Melanie Eby, Rebecca Ford, Dina Frye, Robert Hambrick, Natalie Hanner, Rae Harding, Allison Hendershot, Jennifer Herndon, Scot Hill, Christopher Irwin, Ben Kaney, Tammy Laxson, David Linens, James Lunsford, Kim Mathis, Lisa Mathisen, Kipp McClurg, John Milburn, Lora Miller, Tracie Moore, Greg Nash, Carol Newman, Jerry Onstead, Susan Parrish, Kyle Poole, Joy Price, Tim Pullin, Jeff Quinn, Susan Ragsdale, Ron Reisinger, Greg Reaynolds, Leslie Rosequist, Carla Sherman, Doug Sherwood, Nicole Shumaker, Barbara Skelton, Gina Smith, Maria Smith, Tina Smith, Al Stokes, David Teel, Stephanie Wardlow, Jeff Wells, Ralph Williams, Janet Wilson, Kirk Zuercher The Trevecca Honor Society is an organization that recognizes academic achievers on campus. They may be selected if they complete two consecutive semesters with a minimum total of 24 semesters hours and maintain a grade point average of 3.5. 146 HONOR SOCIETY TREBLE TONES Kim Albert, Rachel Adams, Melissa Moore, Rachel Page, Karen Carter, Melinda Scott, Sue Melton, Twyla Montahue, Mary Weaks, Kim Albert, Tammy Eifert, Sonya Ries, Tammy Durden, Carlene Alverez, Cherry Cooper, Emily Fite, Tammy Hagee, Brenda Campbell, Tonya Pruitt, Wendy Shanns, Heather Livingston, Amy Snellingburger, Tammy Barden, Sherry Meadows, Chris Oyer, Rebecca Ford, Stephanie Coburn, Sharma Seward, LeeAnn Burry, Barbie Thims, Denise Sheltra Treble Tones is the only all female singing group at Trevecca. The group is composed of approximately thirty members that represent Trevecca to various area churches. Joanne Taylor is the director of Treble Tones. TREBLE TONES 147 MISSIONS CL UB From left to right: Lora Miller, Pam Day, Ruth Coolidge, Michelle Norris, Mrs. Eby (sponsor), Susan Ragsdale, Melanie Eby, Stephanie Wardlow. ■nMBBUHnnMi The Missions Club keeps people interested in the ever-increasing view of the World Missions effort. The Missions Club received a national charter from the Student Foreign Missions Fellowship, the Christian campus branch of Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship. ■IS MISSIONS CLUB NAZARENE STUDENT UNION Lisa Ungerbueler, Anna Duncan, Alisha Darsey, Shannon, Shelli Foster, Dale Benson, Andi Hittle, Sara Stark, Heather Allen, Pam Shirley, Scott Garrett, Greg Gressel, Barbara Jamison, Bruce Oldham, Richelle Brown, Dennis Boyd, Sandi Meadows, Vicki Osborne, Tammy Durden, Pam Costa Juice, Bart Bullock, Mike Macadory, Shawn Newman, Stan Sheridan, Tim Prater, Carol Cunningham, Sandy Donnely, Tim Melissa Moore, John Spruill. Officers: Stan Sheridan, Pam Shirley, president: Tammy Durden, Scott Jarrett, vice- president; Shawn Newman, Lisa Ungerbueler, secretary; Tim Prater, Mike McAdory, committee heads. NSU 149 W Front row: Pam Smith, Gina Smith, Edwina Husbands, Dana Pumphrey. Kim Willis, Michelle Silverman Back Row: Rob Blann (sponsor), Robin Fountain, Steve Fountain (Editor), Tiffany Cox, George Bratcher. The Trev-echoes is the newspaper that is published by the students on the staff. The paper is put out monthly to the campus. This year's paper stepped out with a bold new design and the front page in color. 7 TREV-ECHOES 150 MADRIGALIANS David Bentley, Lee Anderson, Mark Deyoung, Gina Smith, Tracey Bechtel, Doug Farley, Kevin, Terry Borders, Mike Macadory, Susan Parrish, Barbara Jamison, Aaron Harden, Anoma Butler, Jeff Spangler, Laura Beth Morehead, Tim White, Joyce Barnett Madrigalians is a singing group that performs their music a cappella, or without music. Their main performance takes place each year during the Holiday season. This year the group is in their sixth year of performing. WNAZ Tiffany Cox, Debbie Barfield, Gina Smith, Linda Rigdon, Mark DeYoung, Scott Mobley, Brian Phelps, Amy Grant, Troy Terrell, Brian Craigo, David Benzing, David Queen, Sonja Ries, David Deese. The radio station at Trevecca is WNAZ. It is a Christian radio station that plays everything from hymns to the best in Christian rock. WNAZ is under the direction of Mr. David Deese. 152 WNAZ Front row: Maria Swihart, Carol Eby, Rhonda Becker, Lena Hegi, Susie Billingsley, Vicki Lee Painter, Barbara McClain. Back row: Tim Cierpke, Fred Mund, Stuart Deese, Jerry Holt, Brian Craigo, Brian Shepherd, John Chilton This is the first year for the chapel choir to perform. The purpose of the choir was to provide special music during the chapel services and also to provide a way for more people to be directly involved in the services. ■54 CHAPEL CHOIR TENNESSEE DORM COUNCIL JOHNSON DORM COUNCIL TN — JN 155 ELECTION AFFAIRS COMMITTEE STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE 156 ELECTION — SAC BOOKSTORE STAFF POST OFFICE STAFF BOOK — POST 157 CAFETERIA STAFF MAINTENANCE STAFF 158 CAF — MAIN SWITCHBOARD WORKERS LIBRAR Y — SWITCH 159 SCIENCE LABORATORY ASSISTANTS 160 LAB-DEP GRADUATION 1989 Right: Dr. Evelyn Ramsey, Nazarene missionary to New Guinea, was the commencement speaker. Dr. Ramsey is now in the United States for extended leave. 1 62 GRADUATION 1989 GRADUATION Above: The commencement program took place in the Physical Education Center on May 8, 1989. GRADUATION 163 1989 GRADUATION GRADUATION 1989 Top right: Corinne Burns graduating senior, helps a fellow graduate straighten her gown before the commencement ceremony. GRADUATION 165 GRADUATION LUAU Right: The food at the Alumni Association Luau was fabulous. Above Center: Dr. and Mrs. Adams spend some time with a few of the graduating seniors. GRADUATION GRADUATION LUAU Above top: Rae Harding enjoys her time at the luau. Above: Mr. and Mrs. Adams were there to wish the seniors well. GRADUATION 169 AWARDS CHAPEL Citizenship Kipp McClurg Leadership Lydia Bolin and John Milburn Dependability Susan Ragsdale and David Diehl Religious Activities Micki McCloud and Jonathan Trees Scholarship Pam Day and Kirk Zuercher General Activities Andi Hittle and Stan Sheridan School Spirit Leigh Ann Smith and Todd Welch Service Club of the Year . . . Sigma Society General Club of the Year Missions Club Class of the Year Seniors 2 A WARDS CHAPEL 178 CANDIDS TROJAN BASKETBALL Michael Peachers, Maurice Haliburton, Greg Stamps, Ben Coffman, David Suddeth, David Shelton, Kevin Green, Anthony Edwards, Jason Scott, Nathan Clark TROJAN CHEERLEADERS Allison Hendershot, Michelle Anderson, Karen Young, Tina Lawman, Ana Del Rio, Sandy Donnelley, Shelley Childers, Jennifer Hawk, Amy Keener ALL-SCHOOL OLYMPIAD The olympiad was a fun day of games and competition sponsored by S.GA. It is designed to bind the classes together through team spirit and fellowship. The day was ended by a concert given in McClurkan. 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REGIONAL BRANCH OFFICES Home Office: Brea, California (714)671-6963 (800)344-NFCU Nazarene Federal Credit Union is an independent financial institution, and is not affiliated with the general Church of the Nazarene. CENTRAL BRANCH Bourbonnais, IL (815) 939-0210 EAST CENTRAL BRANCH Columbus, OH (614) 431-9100 NORTH CENTRAL BRANCH Olathe. KS (913) 764-6328 SOUTH CENTRAL BRANCH Bethany, OK (405)491-1322 ADS 207 Ler's Shore The Future Together! f Firsr Church of rhe Nazarene 510 Woodland Srreer Nashville, TN 37206 (615) 255-1289 i Mi IRST CHURCH OFTHE azarene Druce Oldham Jon Formon College Singles Chnsnan Life Doug ftunyan Fred Syke! Yourh Children Dr. Millard Reed Pasror Harlan Moore Sylvesrer Smirh Ed Cox Jerry Srre€ Music Visitation Pasroral Care Ourreach i ADS GRACE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2620 PENNINGTON BEND ROAD (NEAR OPRYLAND) NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37214 PASTOR KEITH SHOWALTER MINISTER OF YOUTH MINISTER OF MUSIC RON FRIZZELL YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME MINISTER OF SERVING TREVECCA NAZARENE COLLEGE SINCE 1924 COLLEGE SINGLES ADS 209 DUBLIN FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lowell T. Clyburn District Superintendent 210 ADS - SOUTH CAROLINA - CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE South Carolina SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT JAMES BEARDEN 181 E. SELWOOD LN. COLUMBIA S.C. 29212 (803) 781-6670 IN CONSTANT SUPPORT TREVECCA NAZARENE COLLEGE ADS 211 WE BELIEVE in I TNC OUR STUDENTS JEFFREY WAYNE ADAMS KIMBERLY ANN ADAMS KIMBERLY HOPE ALLINDER LEE ANN ANDERSON SHANNON LYNNE BINDER KARA DAYLENE BOWMAN STEVEN JAMES CLECKNER KIMBERLEE FAITH CONGER KAREN ELAINE COOK CHRISTINA LYNN COSBY LORI GAYE GLENN JULIANA RENEE HARLESS CATHY ANN HARLOW TRACY LEE ISBELL TODD DAVID JACKSON ANITA JOY LILES KIMBERLY ANN MATHIS SANDRA MARCELLA MEADOWS JOSEPH EDWARD MITCHELL MICHAEL PAUL MURRAY ERIN ELISABETH NASH PATRICK COURTNEY O'DELL CRAIG HERBERT PARKER CHRISTY ANNE ROSCRANS RUTH RENE ROWAN TY LEE RUSHING DAVID MAXWELL SMITH BARBARA LYNNE THIMS GREGORY LYNN WOOD NORTH FLORIDA DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE We Are Proud Of Our Tarheel Students, Who Attend Trevecca LIFTING UP CHRIST From The Mountains. . .to the Cities. . .to the Sea The North Carolina District Encourages The Graduation Class of 1989 To Always Follow Our Savior And Lord MT. OLIVE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rt. 2 Box 1375 WRIGHTS VILLE, GA 31096 (912) 668-3834 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1989 GRADUATES! OUR STUDENTS: SHARON BRASWELL RICKY McKENZIE JOEY MIMBS CENTRAL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2130 UNIVERSITY Blvd. NORTH JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32211 904 743-2044 H.G. SNELLGROVE — PASTOR ROB MELTON — MINISTER TO YOUTH PERMELIA ROGERS - - MINISTER OF MUSIC WE SUPPORT TREVECCA PARK LANE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE P.O. BOX 2803 CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE 37042 REV. BARNEY BAGGOTT RICHELLE BROWN PAULA BAGGOTT DANVILE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1300 HOUSTON VILLE RD. DANVILLE, KY 40422 (606) 236-5484 REV. DONALD E. HARMON KENDRA STAMPER RACHEL DRAUGHON BEST WISHES FROM HERNANDO FLORIDA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE STUDENT: JEFF ADAMS Bethel Church of the Nazarene . where hundreds of Trevecca students have found that Our church Can Be Your Home! Pastor Gerald Parmer Minister of Music Education Doug Barnett Minister of Youth Keith Gilliam 455 Broadmoor Nashville, Tennessee 37216 phone (615) 262-3396 ADS 21 ALABAMA SOUTH DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE WE CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 1989!! WE APPRECIATE OUR STUDENTS Greenville First Church Of The Nazarene Congratulations to TNC and the Class of 1989 Our Students: Benjamin Kaney Laura Jenkins Susan Dobbs Our Staff: Cecil F. Cook, Pastor Don Mowen, Associate Pastor Gary Gentry, Minister of Music 1201 Haywood Road Greenville, South Carolina 29615 The Church Where Your Family Unites With God's Family LANETT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1206 S. JENNINGS AVENUE LANETT, ALABAMA 36863 644-1902 R. LARRY OWSLEY — PASTOR VICKI OSBORNE JOHN BINEGAR CHARLOTTE TRINITY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 6031 TUCKASEEGEE ROAD CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA 28208 RAY D. MOORE — Pastor 399-9006 OUR STUDENTS BETH CAMPBELL MELINDA MOORE MELISSA MOORE SCOTT TATE COME FOLLOW CHRIST WITH US 21 7 ADS CENTER POINT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 26 WESTCHESTER DRIVE BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 35215 REV. SAM WOOD - - PASTOR SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:45am MORNING WORSHIP — 10:50am CHURCH PHONE 853-6047 EVENING SERVICE — 6:00pm HOME PHONE - 681-8932 WEDNESDAY — 7:00pm KIP MCCLURG STAN SHERIDAN OUR STUDENTS ANNA DUNCAN BEVERLY GREER CHRIS GREER DONNA HARRIS GR ETCHEN HODNETT JAMES MILLER A A AMAH MARIETTA FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 285 VICTORY DRIVE MARIETTA, GEORGIA 30060 - - (404) 427-3952 F. DON DUNLAP — PASTOR We're right for The times. Sovran bank4 FM87 ©HQJ)[E}©IX] ©IF 1101 HONEYSUCKLE RD. DOTHAN, ALABAMA 36301 JOHN POWELL - PASTOR WE ARE PROUD OF OUR STUDENT MARK SMITH CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1989 J ADS 219 — •_