William Carey College - Crusader / Pine Burr Yearbook (Hattiesburg, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1978 volume:

1.1 I y ILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE is a private, church-related, co-educa- tional institution ivith a background of determined groicth and de- velopment. The college is divided into five schools: the School of Arts and Sciences, the School of Business, the School of Cursing, the School of Music, and the Graduate School. The schools, faculty, staff, and students engage in an educational process uliich stimu- lates intellectual, cultural, and spiritual enrichment. l J As the sun rises on a new today. so does the future of our o?? o 0i - ' - ' y ' iMwux WUSSOliniO« a new day for: introduction 4 dedication 16 honors 18 campus life 40 athletics 78 entertainment 112 guidance 128 individuak 154 our sponsors 206 V ' V .::-- W:vN-M-. ' - through faith and determination itm - —AC nfz, ■ ■ - _ , - fit ' , : ' ■■ja ' ' i M 1 1  ;.. 5 Trv hard to show vourself worthv of God ' s approval as a laborer who need not be ashamed. dBving a straight fiirror in vour proclama- tion of the truth. (II Timothv 2:15. NEB). WUliam Carey College faculty and staff deem it a privi- ledge to work with their students. It is, therefore, a bonus pleasure to be chosen as the faculty member the student body selects as the per- son they want to honor in their lege annualf r; Ijauyyajmrids is cholar. devoted ' husband and ents. | congratulations as ' tbo 1978 ■Cmsgder. A Man of Many Tomorrows Try hard to show yourself worthy of God ' s ' ai)pro al as a laborer who need not n a-hamed. driving a straijiht fun or in your proclama- tion of ihe truth. (II Timothy 2 ] ' . VEB) William Carey College fdi ult aiKJ -taff deem it a privi- 1 (igc 1(1 vscirk. wfeh their students. It H, tiitn fori d Sonus pleasure to as the -: culty member I bod s«Mts as the per- ant to hon|| n their col- 1 Mr. Mau Bhurlds is a evoted hus Bl and a students. W Bbr our tions as we d Blicate rusader. «H Wa I shall have lived, and looked, and lingered yet awhile with you ... Remember me for what I am— opportunity for whatever | you choose. I Neil Wyrick, Jr. a new day for . . . honors Scholarship Robbiii Raulerson Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities Jayne Hansen ri -. % Each year nominations are received from all faculty and administrative personnel for the selection of ff ho ' s ff ho Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Final selections are then carried out by a special faculty committee. The students are reco ized for their ex- cellence in academic achievement, their competent lead- ership abilitv and their willingness to serve the college and the community- It is an honor to be nominated, because the students represent the finest in academic standards. Miss Carey Pageant Miss Carey College Martha Ann Waller Miss Martha Ann Waller began her reign as 1978 Miss ( ' arey College February 7. by taking her traditional walk down the runway, her arms full of flowers, trophy and a seholarship certificate, and her crown slightly awrv. The pageant wa held in Thonia.- Hall Au litorium on the Carev Campus. First alternate was Miss Sanda Ged- die and second alternate was Miss Susan Clark. The top three winners presented vocal selections for their talent. Miss Suzanne Freeman, outgoing Miss Carey College, served as emcee through the evening. Guest entertainers were the Laurel High School Showstoppers and 1976 Miss Mississippi and Miss Carey College, Bobbye Wood. Virginia Scott was producer for the event; R(d)bie Pin- kerton was stage manager; Ronny Oswalt, Phillip For- tenberry and Tom Jacobs were musical directors. Others assisting were the WCC Trucking Company, which in- cluded Hazel Alfred, Mark Bailey, Debbie Ivy. Buddy Dismukes and Jayne Hansen. Judges wire Dr. Paul Anderson, James Cox. Patsv Puck- ctl (irav, Linda Magee and Stevens E. Moore Jr. Mr. and Mrs William Carey College Greg Bullock and Beverly Lawrence . : ' ' : Mr ' i?i. ' L iTi -if i ' — ---• ■i i A ' Campuj Beauties Cathy Perry Ji ariBe Crawford ' Senior Favorites Junior Favorites Sophomore Favorites Freshman Favorites Queen Beverly Lawrence and escort Phillip Fortenherry Sophomore 1 ■ ■■ 1 Baseball Maid SGA The SGA is the governing body of our eampus. It provides leadership and works in eonjunrtion with the student body lo help meet their needs. The SGA is sponsored by Dr. Oswalt and Mrs. Seott. Offi- cers: Mike Gentrv— Pres., Joey Jones— V. P.. Winnie Mulder— Sec.. Members: Beverly Lawren ' e, Angela Faggard, Lynda Wells, Jimmy Halford. Kathy Clawson, Ghristie Thompson. Mark Bailev. Jodv Patter- son. Jules Eustice, Kathy Pigott. Shawneen Berry, Anita Copeland. Suzanne Blount. Greg Bullock, Helen Lee. Barry Gates. Carol Gates. Jerry Bower, ( arroll Pierce. Schedell Walley. Bobby Sanderson, Steve Perry and Kathy Hawkins. Campus Presidents The Association of (lampiis Presidents is rom posed of all Presidents of ranipus orfianizations. It is de- sipied to maintain the lines of coniniunieation between the orfjanizations. the SGA. and the administra- tion. Members: Barbara Kiltrell. Helen Lee, Jennifer Graves. President Ralph Noonkester. Mike Gen- try. Barrv Gates. Darlene Nelson. David Brisroe. Sehedell Walley. Brenda Wood. Kathv Hawkins. Bubba Johnson, Billv Browning, Anita Copeland. Keith Thompson. Carl Dismukes and Jayne Hansen. Tlif Junior-Senior Honors So- rii ' tv scek.s student involvement in campus activities, provides a forum for current interests and discussions, and ultimately pro- vi les incentive for jfraduate studv. A 3.0 grade point average is the onlv requirement for membership in the organization. Sponsors for this Honor Society are: Dr. McCrorv. Dr. West. Dr. Sniitli. Dr. Downev. Officers: Barrv L. Gates-Pres.; Betty Jones— V. Pres.; Wanda War- den—See. Members: Greg Bull- ock. Marv Ann Snowden. Mike Mav. Don Barnett. Bobbin Rau- lerson. Barrv Gates. Carol (iates. Martha Waller. Anita Copeland. Brenda Davie. Rebecca Cohen. Kathv Connie. Beverly Law- rence. S.hedell Walley. Helen Lee. Frank Ealev. anda har- den. Phillippa Stanton. Javne Hansen. Jennifer Graves. Sarah Picnc. Debbie Boutwell. Betty Jones. Junior-Senior Honors Freshman-Sophomore Honors riic Freshman-Sophomore Honors Program is open to those who placed in the top 5 per cent of their high school cla.ss or in the top 10 per cent of those taking a national exam. Mem- bers: Eric McNair. Timmv Hubbard. Keith Bounds. Dr. Milton Wheeler Sponsor with Venus, Rene Davis, Kay Hcnsarling. Lynn Wood. Susie Hill. Debbie Gatlin. Jinan Green. Margaret Myers. Lynn Garrett. Laura Mvirs. DcNiece Brox.son. Deborah Tavlor and Kathy Dale. Omicron Delta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa is an organization composed of juniors and seniors who have provided exrellent leadership in such areas as scholarship, athletics, student u;overnment. social and religious affair . publications, speech and drama, and music. Memhers: Keith Thompson— Pres.. Helen Lee— V.P.. Bettv Jones— Sec. Schedell Walley— Puhlic Relations. Dr. Joseph Ernest— Sponsor. Barrv Gates. Javne Hansen. Gene Brack. David Briscoe. Dr. Ralph Noon- kester. Christie Thompson. Robbin Raulerson. John Sapp. Greg Bullock. Mike May. Jimmy Halford. Steve Perry. Billy Browning. Dr. Frank Pinkerton. Jodv Patterson and Dr. Millon Wheeler. Alpha Chi Alphi (Ihi i a national honor scholarship society composed of students in the top ten per cent of the Junior or Senior class. The purpose of this organization is to recognize and promote scholarship and good character. Dr. Gaston Smith is the sponsor. Members: Bettv Jones— Pres.. Steve Perry— V.P.. Sarah Pierce— Sec. Slater Murphv. John Sapp. Lois Parker, kathv Pigott. Helen Lee. Debbie Bout- well. Keith Thompson. Bennett Envioha, Barry Gates, Jules Eustiee and Schedell Wallev. Kappa Mu Epsilon Kappa Mu Epsilon is an honor society which recognizes academic excellence in mathematics. Membership qualifications are an over-all grade point average of 2.6 or above in math. At least 9 semester hours in math including 3 semester hours in calculus are also required. Members: Betty Jones— Pres., Dr. Gaston Smith- Corresponding Sec, Mr. Maury Shurlds— Sponsor, Wayne Broadwater. Lambda Iota Tau m: The Lambda Iota Tau is an honorary organization designed to bring together those students who have attained high scholastic abilities in the area of literature. It is their aim to provide members of this organization with the opportunity of developing new prospectives in literature bv openly evaluating ideas through discussion and by bringing together students who share a common interest in literature and English. Members: Linda Cook— Pres., Darlene Nelson— V. P., Wanda Warden— Sec, Shawneen Berry. Billy Browning, Laura Sims, Mrs. Grace Smith— Sponsor, Mona Nelson, Beverly Lawrence, Liz Wilkinson, Emmanuel Enya, Teresa Dickens, Greg Bullock, Frank Ealey and Robert Hegwood. Phi Beta Lambda Phi Bela Laiiilxia is a national bu iness organization also known as College FBLA. This organization i.v open to all business and seeretarial majors with at least a 2.0 grade point average. Members: Rebeeca Cohen, Pati Smith. Georgia Beldekas. Kathv Clawson, Kathy Pigott. Dave Bush. Kevin Stanley. Greg Sullivan. Joann Pigott. Nancv Gartin. Harrv McKjiight. David Armstrong. Keith Stanlev. David Sand- ers. Dennis Covington. Woodv Morris. Mr. James MeCay— Sponsor, and Janet MeNease Library Club The purpose of the Library Club is to promote intere,-( iu lilirariiitiship and reading and to seek to improve hbrary faciUties. The members of ibis i Uih work in tlie library, however. membership is open to any stud iU who is interested in the clulis activities. Our molto is A man Ls himself plus the books he reads . Ih. ' sponsor of ibis , lub is Mns. Marilyn Found. Members: Sandra Mvers. Beverly McGbee. [ ' aula Wenger. Barbara Killreil. Gwendolyn Enca- lade, Linda Williams and Dianne Thomas. Chi Beta Phi is a natinnal hon- orary science fraternity which strives to promote interest in science and recognize those who have made outstanding contri- butions to the science world. Members: S. WaUey-Pres.. H. Lee-V.P., B. KittreU-Sec. E. Waldrip— Sponsor. K. Clawson. C. Sanders, R. Thompson. K. Cottier, D. Walley, M. Ijames. S. Crawford. J. Adams. J. Garner. P. Hughes, G. Bullock. C. Pierce. J. Jones. S. Perr) ' . M. Lu- ter and J. Patterson. Chi Beta Phi Pre-Med The Pre-Med Club is comprised of students interested in any field of medical work. Members: H. Lee— Pres., M. Anderson— V.P.. D. Gatlin-Sec. Treas.. S. Clark. W. Mulder. K. Forbes. J. McDonald. K. Cormier. L. Gar- rett. J. Gamer. A. Ekwenchi. K. Dale. M. Lescale. A. Herndon. E. Hickman. J. Adams. K. Bounds. W. Daughdrill. C. Pierce, J. Hartfield, A. Wil- liams, J. Patterson, M. Luter, S. Walley, J. Eustice, P. Hughes and Dr. R. West— Sponsor. CSNA CSNA-Carev Student Nurses Association is an organization composed of pre-nursing or nursing students of the Hattiesburg campus. CSNA has national and state affliation with the unity of student nurses. Members: Melanie Ijames— Pres.. Diane Wallev— Treas.. Sharon Dingwall— Sec. Susan Crawford— Pub- licitv. Helen Rego. Suzanne Hadlev. Debbie Sanders. Chell Saunders. Lynn Brett. Jerrv Bower. Bridget Torricelli. Debbie Cox. Voughett Lewis. Charlene Sanders. Gina Rutledge and Carolvn Scim. Crusader Bn-nda W,, )d Editor Linda Brown A.s i. Editor Kathv ( lawson Bu.-. Manajicr Joey Jones Hoiiors Carroll Pieree Canipuf- Life Gre Bullock Athletics Sharon Dinf al] Individuals DeNiece Broxson Our Sponsors Evelyn McClure Sponsor Cobbler I M Charles Rees Editor Teresa Dickens Asst. Edito r Diamie Thomas Bus. Manager Joe Ledford Sponsor Melanie Ljames Rhonda Johnson Susan (Mark Helen Pappadakis Shawneen Berr Cand Bvrnes Theta Kappa Sigma Theta Kappa Sijoiia is a society whose primary objective is to pursue information and understanding of the loftical and philosophical issues. Membership is open to any student or faculty member. Members: Rocky Holston— Pres., Susan Ratdiff— Sec. Angela Holston, DeNeice Broxson, Linda Smith. Betty Cooper. Randy Bowman. Bennett Envioha. Dr. Don Stewart— Sponsor, Barry Gates. Bobby Kendrieks, Randy Dayis. Carl Neinian and Ronald ( ooper. Ministerial Association The Ministerial Association is composed of ministerial students and it strives to promote Christian fel- lowship among ministers. Members: B. Gates. R. Bowman, H. Shoemaker, J. McNair. R. Holston, L. Massingill, S. Dunnawav, B. Kendricks, D. Briscoe-Pres.. W. Boyd. B. Still, J. Rayner. B. Cossey. F. Ealy, R. Gambill. B.J. Hudson. T. Scott, R. Davis. W. Stephens. Dr. William Clawson-Sponsor. B. Lowery, J. Rucker, C. Beach, J. Butler, K. Lowery, D. Burnham and P. Rodgers. BYW Tlii! fiTiiup 111 Baptist ' iimif; Vk Hin.ii i part of a pilot program for Mission I ' liions on lollege canipiises. Its purpose is to p-{ j rls irivolvtd in sludvinf;. supportinj; and bi-inji involved in missions on campus and sur- rounding areas. Members: Kathv Hawkins— Pres.. Marsha Mathis— Sec.. Mona Nelson— Mission Action. Bev- erlv Lawrence— Mission Support. Kuria Hat( lictt — Puhlii itv. Paula Smith and R d hin Raulerson. Home Economics Thf Home Economics Club has as its main purpose to integrate the work of the home anil family living program. It brings together the various class groups for united effort. The cluh i (imposed of home econom- ics majors and other students who are interested in the art of homemaking. Members: Linda Brown— Pres.. Suzanne Blount and Cathy Perrv— V.P. ' s. Phvllis Runnels— Sec. Treas.. Rhonda Johnson. Nadalyn Miller. Vera Faimian. Evelvn McClure— Sponsor. Marv Ru hton. Peggy Harris. Kim Potter and .John Creagh. Student Education Association The SNEA is the larp ' i-t student membership orjianization in the world and is part of the National Education Association. It offers the student a chance for contact with other educators for students locally, nationally and ihroufjhout our state. Its main purpose is to aid and improve the preparation of teachers. Membership is open to all students interested in these goals. Officers: Anita Copeland— Pres.. Robbin Raulerson— V.P.. and Program Chairman, Liz Wilkinson— Sec. Treas.. Paula Smith— Social Chairman, Mrs. Frances Smith— Spon- sor. Members: Carl Merritt. . lan Brown, Chip Wallev. Gav .Ann McNease, Beverly Lawrence. Bettv Cooper, Debbie Jones, Barbara Kittrell. Paula Smith, Mildred Cooper, Betty Jones. .Anita Copeland. Robbin Rauler- son. Liz Wilkinson, Kathy Hawkins, Joan Eekert. Karen Gray, Yvonne Long and Janet McNease. Psychology The Psychology Club is an organization designed to enhance the educational experience of its students through a wide range of extracurricular experiences involving both the school and community. Some of their activities include: field trips, movies, lectures and special services within the eommunitv. Members: Darlene Nelson— Pres., Jimmy McEwen— V.P.. Karen Gray— See. Treas., Betty Hornsby— Project Chairman. Emma- nuel Enya— Refreshment Chairman. Martha Williams. DeNiece Broxson. Linda Williams. Katherine Akins. Martha Waller. Jackie Nickson. Randv Bowman. Lynn Brett. Teresa Woodward. Jim Rucker. Susan Ratcliff. Linda Smith, Patty Prevost, Liz Wilkinson. Jerome Hire. James Roberson. Ira Ramey. Wesley Owens . (Clar- ence Thunnan- Sponsor. Bill Osborn. Bill Rivero. P.E. Majors Th.- P.K. Maj..r Cliili i p(.nM,r.a l y the Di-partment iif Health. Pliv i(al Education and Rccrt ' atioii. ll pur- [K)M ' is 1(1 advanci ' the students into their desii;iied professional devel- opment. .Members: H. Merritt— Pres.. C. .Merritt-V.P.. K. Swilley-See.. R. Adkins-Treas.. R. Cook, D. Alexan- der, (i. Rushing. E. Decker, L. Dunn. D. Hudson. S. Walker. C. Kitsos. M. Timherlake. J. Blocmifield. J. Celi- doiiia. M. Thornton, B. Johnson. K. MiKheil. J. Miller. T. SeNmour. F. Strickland. C. Prince. J. X ' oodland and D. Johnson. C Club The ( ' . (Jul) is an organization of athletes who have lettered in one or more sports. Coach John Stephenson sponsors the club. Members: B. John- son-Pres., D. Hudson-V.P., M. Tim- herlake— Treas., R. Adkins— Public Relations, C. Merritt. H. Merritt. R. Cook. C. Kitsos, C. Prince, F. Strick- land. L. Dunn. J. Celidonia. M. Chan- dler and R. Robinson. FCA Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes is affiliated with the Na- tional Fellowship of Chris- lian Athletes, the local hu(l lle is open to William Carey male and female stu- dent.s who plav on either var- sity or intramural teams. One campus and one comniunitv project are planned each year and a trip to a New Orleans Saints football pame each fall is a tradition. Members: D. Alexander, P. Willis. N. Bull- ock, P. .Strahan. .S. Walker. J. McINeas -. D. Cox, N. Gartin. J- Pipott. K. Boswell, S. Perry. R. WiUiams. B. Clop- ton. J. Halford. T. Folse. E. Anderson. R. Bowman. M. Thorton. F. Strickland. B. Halford. C. Mann. 1). Bush. G. Bullock. A. Williams and B. Lowry. Dr. Milton W heeler— Sponsor. Racket Club The Ra.ket Club exi.sts for the purpo.se of promolin or- ganized tennis on the W il- liaiu (Jarev College campus and helping support the in- tercollegiate tennis team. Membership is open to all who are interested in tennis. Members: B. Clopton. D. Sanders. E. Anderson. D. Covington, C. Wallev. F. Pin- kerton— Sponsor. L. Smith, K. Boswell. H. Pappadakis, N. (Jartin. C. Campbell. A. Allen. S. Knowles. K. Bounds. J. Eu.stice and P. Hughes. Art The purpose of the Art Club is to stimulate an interest in art on the eollege campus and surrounding areas and to promote the aesthi-tie development of its members. Membership is open to all Carev stu- dents, faculty and staff who are interested in art. Members: Buddy Dismukes— Pres.. Wanda Geddie— V.P., Cynthia Karimpanaminile— See.. Jennifer Graves— Publicitv. Terrv Thompson. Melanie Vann. Lu- cile Parker— Sponsor. Karen Richardson. Shawneeii Berr . Martha ilhams. Karen riiornhill. Kalli- erine Aldus and Robert Hegwood. Creative Writers The Creative Writers Club is open to all interested students who show ability in creative writing. It encourages writing interesting programs and the publication of a literarv magazine each year. Members: Bennett Envioha. J.V. McCrorv— Sponsor. Ruth Stewart. Robert Hegwood and Paul Rodgers. Security S. uritv at William Carey C.llege, is an organization designed to provide safety and protection to all students and the school as a whole. Officers: Richar.l Daugherty. Paul Rodgers. Randy Bowman, Jaikie Winters-Se.., Bill McGuire-Chief and B.J. Hu.ison. L.-n Dunn and Mike Racey not pictured. International Students The Fellowship iif Inttriialidiial Students exists to promote fel- lowship among the international students and better understand- ing of world eitizenship, to de- velop understanding and contact with the people of the Hatties- burg area, and to promote ex- pressions of international inter- est when feasible. Those who are duly enrolled students of foreign citizenship and or who are children of parents serving and living as permanent resi- dents in foreign countries may be members of this organiza- lion. Members: Bennett Envioha. Blanca Coll. Gerson Naves. David Myers and Emma- nuel Enya. Afro- American The Afro-Ameriean Cultural So- cietv is a group of students orga- nized to give recognition and promotion to the heritage and cultural contributions of Afro- Americans. Membership is open to all interested students. Mem- bers: Kay Norwood. V on Kyle Long, Tony Clark. James Dwight— Pres.. Patricia Willis. .Sonnv Creagh, Patricia Blake. Joe Bvrd— Sponsor. Renee Polk. Ernest Moore. Pearlie Holloway and Rhonda . ikens. Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Psi Omej;a is the largest honorary theatre fraternity in the world with easts in almost four hundred eolleges and uni- versities. The Signia Chi Cast of Alpha Psi Omega is eomposeti of Carey students who are out- standing in the field of theatre. Members: Don Barnett, Mr. O.L. Quave, Mr. Gene Brack, Charles Bosworth, Hazel Alfred, Jayne Hansen, and Mike Homsby. The Serampore Players is an or- ganization designed to stimulate interest in the acting and back- stage aspects of a performing theatre. Any Carey student may join this organization. Members are: Billy Browning— Pres., CharUe Bosworth V. P., Don Barnett— Sec, Mike Homsbv, Guy Pickney. and Melanie Ij- ames— Publicity, Anita Cope- land— Social Chairman, Hazel Alfred- Historian. Jerry Bower. Greg Bullock, Joey Jones. J. Bob Merritt, Karia Hatchett. Patti Smith, Bobbin BaulerM)n. Kathy Dale, Shaunn Wright Jayne Hansen, and Margar t Firth. Serampore Players Association of Church Musicians This dub is composed of potential Ministers of Music. It exists to provide its members with methods and materials useful in the church music ministry. The fjroup performs seasonal cantatas, anthems, and solos. The group is under the direction of Dr. Cleamon Downs. Members: Ralph Philpot. Keith Bennett. William Long. Timmv Hubbard. Chrvl Goolsby. Donna Byrd. Eddie . ' Scarborough. Mike Wallace. Jerrv Todd. Roger Phillips. Tony Gray. Bobbv Sanderson. Stephan DeOrnellas. John Sapp. Mike Gentry. Robert Winn. Slater Murphv, Ken Sellier. Barry Worrell. I ' indi Bcarden. and Beaver Gharpie. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia ;2iL7: jei ij;j5 The Nu Xi Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia exists to advance the cause of music and to estabhsh a true sense of brotherhood anion j its members. Offi- cers: Keith Thompson— Pres.: Eric McNair— V, Pres.: Don Odom— Sec; Sla- ti-r Murphy— Treas.: Bobbv Ready— Warden: Tommy Repistcr- Ahimni Sec: Barry Worrell— Historian. Members: Bobbv Sanderson. Spike Hogan. Phillip Fortenberry. Steve DeOrnellas. John Sapp. Bill Hall. Dr. Donald Winters— Spcm.. Keith Thompson. Eric McNair. Don Odom, Slater Murphy. Bobby Ready. Tommy Rcdstcr. and Barry Worrell. Delta Omicron The Omirron Sifjma (.haplt-r of Dt-lta Oiiiicniii is an or ani atimi (it fjirl workiiii; iii a major or minor in ninsic. This olub strives to (h ' veh p character anJ leadership wliih- eneoura ini; high scholarship and i;ood muxianship. Officers: Jennifer (Jraves— Pres.; Sarah Pierce— I. V. Pres.; Deborah Taylor— II V. Pres.: Fern Ward— Treas.; Phillippa Stanton— Director of Pnhlicity: Lois Parker— Historian; Donna Bvrd- arren; Paula Brown— (Chaplain. Members: Sarah Pierce. Deborah Tavlor. Beverly Lawrence. Jennifer Graves. Debbie Burkes. (Jathv Pittman. Martha Waller. Fern ' ard. Laura Myers. Su- zanne Freeman. Paula Brown. Beckv Pearson. Donna Byrd. Lois Parker. Phillippa Stanton, and Ms. Josephine D ' Arpa- Spon. Madrigal Singers The Madrifial Singers i a select vocal ensemble devoted to the performance of music of all periods. Members are selected by audition. Members: Joev Menhel. Sandra Knowles. Cathv Pittman. Fern t ard. Josephine D ' Arpa— Sponsor, DeAnn Carmichael. Sarah Pierce. Marcia Flemini;. Glenda Dozier, Willie Long. Bill Hall. Spike Hogan. Tom Jacobs. Truman Hartzog and Ron Oswalt. Carpenter ' s Wood Carpenter ' s Wood is a popular folk group which performs on campus as well as off campus. Auditions for this select group are held in May. Members: Bobbv Sanderson. Martha Waller. John Sapp. Rick Seiger. Belinda Long, Bobbv Moslev. Teresa Garces. Suzanne Freeman, Roger Phillips. Dr. Jan Douglas— Sponsor. Bobby Ready. Susan Crawford, and Phillip Fortenberry. BSU The Baptist Union is a pri(f;ram that seeks to inspire students in the experience of Christian owth and enables them to reaeh out to persons in need. BSU encourafjes Christian fjrowth and feUowship. Spon sor of the BSU is Datiny Swindle. Members; P. Collins. J. Bower. B. .Vrceneaux. D. Burnham. K. Ed wards, M. Griffith. P. Hodjjes. M. Brewer. K. Rhinehart. T. Thompson. C. Goolsby. S. Walker. D Smith, R. Gambill. R. Raulerson. K. Miller. J. Winters. P. Smith. G. Watts. S. Clark. M. Tatum-Pres. P. Sellers. C. Winton, L. Wood. R. Sutton. D. Creel. P. Rodgers. S. Dunnaway. B. Kendriek. B. Brown ing. J. Stewart. S. Berry, T. Hubbard. D. White. K. Lowery. B. Enyioha. L. Lawrence, R. Philpot, K Hatchett, G. Thompson, J. Kiley, B. Gates. L. Massingill and J. Bateman. Music Therapists 1 1 The National Association of Music Therapists is an organization that promotes a therapeutic use of music in a clinical setting. Members; Joey Menhel. Marsha Entrekin, Rec. Sec.. Cathy Pittman— Historian. Debbie Burkes. Judy Crosby. Debbie Boutwell— Pres., Teresa Garces— V.P.. Teresa Chanev— Treas.. Deborah Taylor. Debbie Ivy— Corr. Sec, Marcia Fleming, Karen Lowell, Beth Goniillion. Sheila Jackson, and Carvlee Hammons— Sponsor. Chorale William Carev College Chorale is a professional rhoir which annually travels the South representing WCC. Chorale, under the direction of Dr. Donald Winters, has made manv performances before the student bodv as well as performing in Louisiana. Alabama. Florida, and Mississippi. Members: Barbara Tillotson. Paula Brown. Ted Bower. Belinda Long. Rebecca Miller. Marsha Entrekin. Judy Sanderson, Joev Menhel. Cindi Bearden. Bcdibv Ready. Christie Thompson. Keith Bennett. Dennis Maddox. John Sapp. Bobbv Moslev. Donna Bvrd. Beverly Lawrence. Debbie Ivv. Theresa Garces. Jennifer Graves, Beckv Pearson. Cathv Pittman. Bobbv Sanderson. Robert Winn. Stephen DeOrnellas. Spike Hogan, Debbie BurLs. Willie Long. John (ireene. Barrv Worrell. Eric McNair. Don Odom. Keith Thompson. Mike Gentrv. Kathy Hawkins, Bill Hall, PhiHip Fortenberry, Tommy Register, Slater Murphy, and Roger Phillips. Chapel Choir The Chapel Choir exists for the primary purpose of entertainment durinf; the Community Fellow- ship Serviees. The p-oup also sings in local churches as well as other social functions. The choir is under the direction of Dr. Cleamon Downs. Members: Jill Rogers. Jackie Nickson. Glenda ilkin- son, Diane Harrelson. Lisa Teams. Judy Crosby. Joanne Crawford. Rebecca Arceneaux. Beth Gomil- lion. Lindv McLeod. Carol Gates. Sandra Knowles. Dr. Cleamon Downs— Dir.. Rosa Sullivan. Do- rothy Roberts. Carol Craven. Cathv Perry. Suzanne Blount. Lois Parker. Debbie Boutwell. Theresa Chaney. Sandi Barnes. Rena Davis. Karen Lowell. Lynda Wells. Jerry Todd. Tony (iray. Brad Smith. Ken Sellier. Ralph Philpot. Kevin Lligpio. Mark Bailey. Nathaniel Cooper. Bobby Byrd. Timmy Hubbard. Eddie Scarborough. Nick Davis. Sidney Thompson. Gary Sumrall. Mike Wallace. Sam Parker, and Will Gentry. r  v - V i K ' ■ , ' r t- a new day for athletics C.r,- Biillork Editor Ww : j i ' ' M£M MM£M MMi£ M M Crusader Basketball jv i HBtSEk- ' ' d ! jW ' ■ iilT ' _ . ■ Crusaders Jk| Win Denominational Tournament at Home Excitiiif; i,- the (iiilv wiird that could dt-MTibf the 1977-78 men ' !, ha.-ketball team. The Denomina- liiinal Tournament provided more .-.tudent involvement than any other artivitv all vear. One Jaek- son. Mississippi newspaper stated that the rrowd was the difference. 1- thought so too. for our Crusa- ders sneaked awav with the crown while spearing Mississippi College ' s and Belhavens hopes witli a ( inch, or Ha that a h point sword. Carey 62, Belhaven 57 give you my time, my effort, my all . . . I challenge you with perseverance. I am an athlete, a winner. Lady Sader Basketball S...10S.?t f ?? :? « «%fti _ Diane Alexander. «„„ _. ' Nina Bullock ., Tammy Seymour Kathy ' O is Joann Pigott MmR i We are William Carev! The chant oripnated during the WC;C-l ' SM wonienV basket- ball };anie and it got louder as the night progressed. e cer- tainlv were proud of our girls, for the Lady Eagles were unable to fly home due to clipped wings . . . Score: WCC-84. USM-79. We not only defeated our crosstown rivals this vear. but proved victorious in a majoritv of the games wc plaved. After all. WE carey: ARE WILLIAM Crusader Baseball (jri ' i; Moore Robbv Parker Gary Hill h e it- fe%«i Domiie Hiiilson Paul Strahan w c c c h e e r 1 e a d e r s G o C r u s a d e r s Von Kyle Long. Junior, Head Mary Ann Snowden. Junior Sandra McWilliams. Freshman. Co-Heac Carol Craven Freshman Cindy Campbell, Fre.shman Mens Intercollegiate Tennis wHP WLi l ' n f -- - .+ -- N - •:: ;::; •.. y .-« Z _ : i ' t ' : i IT Womens Intercollegiate Tennis Cindy Campbell. Nancv Gartin. Sandra kn„wl. . H.-len Pappadakis. Ann Allen. Kathv B„,.w.-ll. C.aeh Frank Pinkerf.n and Linda Smith -SM ThtTf were fivf tfani [lar- ticipatinp; in the Intramural Fddthall aclivitie! ' fur ihi- l ' )T7 sea.Min. The team fin- isln-d as follows; Mystfry Meat. Chi Beta Phi. BSU- MA. Team Five and Music. Mysten ' Meat clinched the championship for the second straijiht vear. ending the sea- son with a 46-9 win over Team Five. Every person ac- tively participated, giving a new dimension to campus life. We expect the best of fu- ture intramurals to add ex- citement and enjoyment to William Carey ' s overall de- velopment of the student. iL ■ ; i;; '  ; ■■ Vv;«ife-:ii a f ' . K -it iJ -jlt ir si ' ti--: Team Reco r.! Mvsters Meat 10-2 Chi Beta Phi 7-3 BSl -MA ()-() Team Five 4-K Music 3-9 Sfc. - .-:i5 ' ' - ■.. ;;v.;; ' ;vf ¥V ,;. • • ,v,Vi ur •.• '  - % F i r - -- ' V r- ' cQ: 1 a new day for . . . entertainment Linda Brdwn Editor Summer Crescendo ' ripus ill Halliesburg, has a very unusual summer uuaire prop-am. ii is laii.ii v.u..;j .ju.nmer Showcase and operates as a dinner theatre. The endeavor has been called South Mi.ssissippi ' s unique dinner theatre . Its unique- n.ss is attributed to several fa.tors. First, instead of students paying a fee to participate y in many college summer theatres, each member of the company is paid a stipend. Secondly, the program show ases the writing talents, as well as the performing ' A Thurber Camivar abilities, of young people. Showcase was begun in 1975. The past three seasons have in- cluded two original musicals, three musical revues and in 1977 James Thurber ' s A Thur- ber Carnival. There are nine student members of the company and three faculty mem- bers. With the limited number of persons in the group, those participating receive a wide range of experience, from waiting tables to appearing on stage. Auditions, held in the spring, are open to any person who is at least eighteen years of age. Talent Show ■■ ' lair on () lltori rialid M.r.-,1 I ' r.- i, (,.M.- iiouni wrrr: l..Tr% Plac- nt Nifilil at (lar - «a [in-.-fiilrd IoImt 2: . ITTat Tll., la Hall Au- iiiii. riif Student Government Asm)- n ami I ' lii Mu Alpha Sinfonia spon- ihe e ,Ml. Mike Geiitr . SGA lent. |ireMiite(l the a a a,- Mr. Brack. .Ma ter of ( ereniDnies. an- ecl the niniier for l '  TT. rhe roniin RepL-ter— Third Plaee. lie riionipxni and Philip Forten- - Second Pla .-. Hazel Alfn l-Fir t Halloween Carnival Thanksgiving Banquet The New Life SiIlger . under the di- rection of Kevin Idifcpio. entertained at the Thankspving Dinner on No- vember 2l,st. Keith Thompson and his sister Clhelle captured the audience with their presentation of the song You Light Up Mv Life . The Faculty and Staff served the meal and carried the student ' s trays. This was their way of restating how thankful thev are for the ( .arev students. It was a fine Thanksgiving. Christmas Banquet The annual Christmas Dinner was held on De- cember 6th in Wilkes Dining Hall. It was an entertaining evening with Joe Butler and Lynda Wells appearing as Mr. and Mrs. Claus. Musical entertainment was provided by The Madrigal Singers and Carpenters Wood. Mike Gentry welcomed everyone and introduced Bi- lly Browning who was host commentator for the Gong Show. Mr. Gene Brack was the win- ner of that event. The Faculty-Staff-Adminis- tration Scholarship Award was presented to El- bert Charpie as the honor presentation at the conclusion of the evening. 1 ■n k H H J H g l|grg||i HI H H ' ' :- | H JBS % 1 lartuiie Thi- fir--t [irodurtioii of tin- Siram|i(irf PlaviTh for the 19T7-7K acadfiiiic year was Tartuffe by Moliere. The three-act French cornedv was staged as an arena production with special emphasis given to the opulant furnishings and costumes of the late 160() ' s. The cast of eh-ven per- formed the Moliere classic with authenti- city typical of the period. ' Dr. DooUttle Thf Sfraiiiporc Plaver.- winter production was ■■D )(l ir Doolittit adapted from Hugh Lofting - children ' s clas- sic. Plaving to full houses the production was a delight- ful addition to the holiday season. Directed by Gene Brack the production inyoKed approximately 20 (Jarey students. The animal costumes proved to be most chal- lenging but once again the Serampore Players proved successful in every detail from Burr-Burr the rabbit to the exotic two-headed Pushmi-Pullyu. TRUTH In Concert September 14, 1977 -:irr a new day for . . . guidance Nathaniel Cooper Editor lam T oday. Do not use me lightly, for I affect your tomorrows. Remember me for what I am. -- opportunity for whatever you choose. lam T oday. I ami your hope for I give you the chance to remiake your yesterdays. - Neil Wyrick, Jr. 1978, a year of special developm.ent for our school, brings a ' ' new today ' ' to Williami Carey College. The pessimiism prevailing on niany priv ate college campuses today is nowhere to be seen on our cam.pus. The future of our tomorrow ' ' is very bright. You, the Carey students, are our greatest asset. You are our hope for tomorrow. May the m_emories by this 1978 Crusader strengthen you in ' ' whatever you choose during the remiainder of your tomorrows. I want to be your special friend through all the days to come. i2. 2 i %„U J. Ralph Noonkester President Board of Trustees Administrative Council s t a f f Elva Hendry, Sec,.— Acad. V.P. EarlT!li H«crin, Sec— Graduate Off. Jiianiif Myrick. Admissions Counselor s t a f f Jean Moulder, Campus Nurse llffjim sr«iH ff g | H f|||IM|M ||GBny Sv indle. Di vtReliifiou B5 a| vVir Activities ' ■■ il .— l tH ..JjJ «■ Musi SIC • 5i | ! J[ Dr. William Bufkin, As .,r J| aiisi v ' A ' Dr. Cleamon Downs, AsSQ Prof.— Church c jWrt . Voice ii|H Dr. Jan Douglas. Asst. Prof.- Voice and Church Music Nursing : Lft L r - M ft B HI J ■ jr ' ' 1fl B 5i r . « l hEhI F s % ' ' 4 1 v w-s V ■ ■ ■1 B « « H i v ® J  H B v • ' • N 4 Hjl V a ® • ® ,1 B H v$ 9 % ■ ® ® , — - zS Hfe ■ ® fl ' J I ■ 8 ® ® 0 _-=.,, e « | B @ a ' B H L ©_ !•■ B ' ® Mig Nell DJimico._ 1 ■■VX nicaj Inst -= MuFsing fci Religion, Home Eeononiics Evelyn McClure, Chairman and Prof.— Home Ec. Science ; Prof and Chainn-air=- ' Biology 1 f 3 cf James aappington, Asst. Prof.- Biology Education, Psychology Chairman— Ed., Prof. Psychology - 1 M Dr. William Rk ro, Assoc. Prof. Ed. an Blu gy  A Dr. Robert Brumfield, Asst. Prof.-Ed. Language, Theatre, Arts ■ K :3 — Zmm y - W- Business M f ' Dr. Steve Rob School of Bus.. Economies ' ' 1 2 IH IkI ' ' ' .n fl 1 ' Pl % Physical Education 1 ■PI H 1 1 H Hr ' -T l Vp I , J L. . I l J H Linda Eades. Asst. Prof H k. P.E. M Dr. Falconer Hodges. Aksofc Prof.— ' ' Campus Special Programs Joe Byrd, Xator v Library r A a new day for individuals Seniors Jim Ak.rs. Hatli l.iirf;. MS L.-..n Akiii . Halli. l.ur :. MS Marv Akin.-. Halticslmr ' ;. MS Aim All.ii. Petal. MS Marv Anders,. 11. I ' elal. MS Dave Ariiistroii . Hattieshurn, MS Don Banietl. Lucedale. MS (Ihnik Beach, keiiner. LA Bennett Envioha. INitreria Alv e B.rplM.w.T. (nilfport. MS Dannv Berrv. Carson. MS James Boler. Hattiesbur . MS t Kathv Boswfll. Hattiesburg. MS U.-bhi.- Boutw.-ll. Hatliesburt;. MS Raiidv Bowman. Haltie buru;. MS JaiK- Brcwtr. Ricbton. MS Mania Brfvu-r. Murjjbv. NC David BriMoc. Hattie.sbursj. MS Wavnc Broadwater. Biloxi. MS Alan Brown. Lnci-dalc. MS Linda Brown. Bagdad. AZ ) i Billv Browning. Hattiesburg. MS Greg Bullo.k. Bassfield. MS Larrv Burt. Hattiesburg. MS :i . %K ite . - Dav Bii.xh. N.H Boston. OH Ronalil Casper. Wa iicsboro. MS T.Tesa Chan.-y. Hatlit-shiirf;, MS Sanini Chisoliii. Pri ' iitiss. MS kathv Clawsoii. Haltit-shurf;. MS I.iiida Cook. Bav S|.rinf;s. MS Rl.kv Cook. Laiir.l. MS B.-tlv Coojxr. Mat;.-.-. 1 Mildred C(n)|ier. Bii(-kaliiniia. MS Mike C.)rlev. Ualli.-sbur};. MS Jiidilli Crosl)y. Briins.)ii. SC H.mi.r Dani.-L Flatli.-sl.iir MS Eddie Davidson, Bay Springs. MS Ann Davis, Gulfport, MS Jackie Dejernett. Brooklyn. MS Stuart Dorn, Ocean Springs. MS Valton Douglas, Pascagoula. MS Candi Dussel, New Orleans, LA John Eckert. Hattiesburg. MS Marsha Entrekin. Biloxi. MS Angela Faggard. Moss Point. MS Vera Fairman, Hattiesburg. MS Ben Fulton, Richton, MS Earlene Gamble. Gulfport. MS Teresa Garces, New Orleans. LA Pat Gatchell, Pascagoula, MS Barry Gates. Hattiesburg, MS Jennifer Graves, Laurel, MS Karen Gray, Hattiesburg, MS Tony Gray, Hattiesburg, MS Gail Griffin, New Orieans, LA Zattis Gulley, Waynesboro, MS Kathy Halford, Hattiesburg, MS Jayne Hansen, Ocean Springs, MS Lorene Harrison, Hattiesburg, MS Lisa Harrison, Hattiesburg, MS Kathy Hawkins. Laurel. MS Murdoc Henderson. Petal, MS Warren Holifield. Hattiesburt;. MS Denise Holloman. Hattiesburg, MS Carla Howard. Lueedale. MS Donnie Hudson. Natchez, MS Deborah Ivy. Tylertown. MS Bettv Jones. Perkinston. MS Debra Jones. Laurel. MS Gerald Jones. Purvis. MS Marilvn Jones, Hattiesburg, MS Bobbv Kendriek. Ovett. MS Ji.M-ph Kil.-y. Philadelphia. PA Chris Kitsos, Mobile. AL Barbara Kitlrell. Lucedale. MS f4 Linda LaNasa. New Orleans. LA Jiie l aiidrum. Picayune. MS Ashtiin Lastrapes. New Orleans. LA F5everl Lawrence. Biigalusa. LA Helen Lee. Hattiesburg. MS Pat Legroine. Hattiesburg. MS Anna Ij-hinann. Metairie. LA Nola bwis. Hattieshurf:. MS Turn Lung. Hattiesburj:. MS Yvonne Long. Hattiesburg. MS Mark Lott. Petal, MS Mike Lott. Petal. MS Gerard Lvmuel. Hattiesburg. MS Bill Maddox. Laurel. MS Roy Maine, Hattiesburg. MS Al Marengo. Hattiesburg. MS Janet Martin. Hattiesburg. MS Jackie Massev. New Orleans. LA Lamar Ma.ssingill. Clinton. MS Joseph Maurv. Brooklyn. MS Mike May. Meridian. MS Gary McCormick, Hattiesburg. MS Gloria McLellan, Meridian. MS Gay Ann McNease. Bassfield, MS Rebecca Miller, Hattiesburg. MS Greg Moore. Hattiesburg. MS David Moree. Mound Bayou. MS Emmett Morris. Hattiesburg. MS Linda Morris, Hattiesburg. MS Mona Nelson. Slidell. LA Darlene Nelson, Purvis, MS Curtis Nordan, GuJfport, MS Don Odom, Hattiesburg. MS : ' 4 .„ ■ ■ ' ■ ' •:- l i Wesley Owens, Tallahassee, FL Helen Pappadakis, Aurora, CO Jody Patterson, Hattiesburg, MS Jasper Perry, Hattiesburg, MS Kathy Pigott. Prentiss, MS Lyndia Pitts, Hattiesburg, MS Kim Potter, Laurel, MS Larry Powell, Poplarville, MS Pattv Prevost, Saucier, MS Charles Prince, Greenville, MS Margaret Quave, Biloxi, MS Ira Ramey, Seminary, MS -_ yi ai ' ix%:- Robhin RaultTson. St. Geiir :. ' . GA Ren.- Ranrniirt. Ort-an Spriiijjs. MS Jamt Ravnrr. Shubuta. MS Charl. Rees. Long Beach. MS Tdniniv Refii. ' .ter. (iracfvillc. FL Deborah Renfro. (,auUer. MS Bes,-.ie Robert.son. New Orleans. L.4 Jame Rober on. (;olhn . MS Paul Rodger . Hattie.-burf;. .MS Ca.ssaniJra Roi;er . Hattie hurt;. MS Jim Ru.ker. VieLsburg. MS Mar Ru hton. UureL MS Bobbv Sanderson. Hattiesburo;. MS John Sapp. Chipb ' v. FL Janet Sehlaver. Metairie. LA Tom Scott. Hattiesburg. MS Kathv Senter. New Orleans. L. Riek Sieger. Slidell. LA Linda Smith. Jaek.-on. MS Paula Smith. N. Carrolhon. MS Tommie Stanaland. Long Beach. MS Keith Stanley. Wavnesboro. MS Bill Stephens. Hattiesbur;:. MS Brenda Stewart. Hattiesburg. MS Ldiinie Stewart. Pascapoula. MS kcniu ' th Stokt ' . Grenada. MS Earl Strobiish. Hattiesburt;. MS Gene Stroh. Moselle. MS Pat Talma e. New Orleans. LA Kurt Tayldr. (iautier. MS Barbara Tillotsdn. Vieksburf;. MS Mark Timberlake. South Shori ' . K R.G. IVinibl.-. Hattiesburc. MS Jimmv Truesdale. Prentiss. MS Kay Wade. Hattiesburp. MS Falba Walker. Petal. MS Martha WaUer. I .-w Orleans. LA Brenl Walley, Ri. hton, MS Schedell Walley, Waynesboro, MS Fern Ward, Hattiesbiirg, MS Steve Ward, Hattiesburg, MS Wanda Warden, Wiggins, MS Reid Ware. Pascagoula, MS Toni Watson, Melairie, LA Nancy Weatherlv, Hammond, LA Janice Webb, New Orleans, LA Liz Wilkinson. Biloxi, MS Jackie Winters, Natchez. MS Jii(l (iiiia(k. Waviicslxini. MS Murphy Yduiif;. I.aunl. MS Siis.iri ' nun;;. Bilnxi. MS E ' ? Jlli uS ' Z ' 3i . _ 4f C ■ ' « S ' Juniors Rick Adkins Diane Alexander Hazel Alfred Gail Anderson Beth Archer Wanda Ard Kathv Armstrong Maria Autrv ( harlie Bass Cinda Bearden Georgjia Beldekas Keith Bennett Anne Best Ronnie Bishop Kim Boggs Charles Bosworth Ted Bower Cynthia Brodie Debbie Bm kes Danny Bumham Joe Butler Carol Byrnes Diane Cadro Mike Cantey Mike Chandler Darlene Clark Walter Clement Bruee Clopton Ruthie Coleman Robert Conner Anita Copeland Bobby Cossey Karlynn Courtney Dennis Covington Jerry Davidson Brenda Davie Randy DaWs Cathy Denning Carol Drifka John Easterling John Easterlin Jan Evans (lanil Fairley Maryari ' l Firth Kathv Forbes Liz Ford Suzanne Freeman Nanev Gartin ( ' arol (iates Mike Gentrv Mary Ann Ginn Sherran Goff Nancy Graves John Greene Bruce GrisKOin Jimmy Halford Wilda Hall Patricia HarreU Jackie Harris Truman Hartzoa ■iK ' ■.7-. R.ilx-rt H.{;«(M I Clinton H.-i.l. ' llxr Jan. ' H.niik Andy ilt-rnilon Jcninii ' Hire Dfbhif Holnuh B.,l)by HiidM.n Michael HutchinMjn Catherine Hnntlev Yvette Jackson Tom Jacobs Breiula Jefcoal Bnbba Johnson Joey Jones Lawana Jordan Cathy Keen Benny Knight Judith Krecker Ray Ladner Peggy LaNasa David I anc Bfliiulu Limg Von Kvic Ldiig Poppy Lvon Mania Malliis Laura Maver Sylvia McCullum Janii-.s McDadi- Beverly MrGhee Tern, MclJuver Slierrill Mclnlyre Ray Mcl in Eric McNair John McNair Janet McNease Carl Merrill Joseph Merrill John Miller John Mit.hell Linda Moravek Jt ' anticttc M irris( n Bobby Mosley Slater Miirpbv Karen Nelson Linda Nichols .lacki. ' Ni.kson (iary ODom Nettie O ' Steen Robbie Parker Beekv Pearson Julian Perr Steve Perry Rop-r Phillips ( ' arroll Pierce Kalhrsn Pierci Sarah Pierce Cathy I ' illniaii Julia Pollard Gv en Pugh Sus;in Ratcliff Mark Ruth.-1 B„bby Ready Paul Riel Cynthia Rubin-on Mike Robinson Ricky Ron.y Phyllis Runnels Beeky Ruth Charlene Sanders Sandra Sasser Steve Sasser Tammy Shade Brenda Shanks Karen Shattles Dipia Sierra Jaek Sn. ' Timiniy Skaji s Arthur Smith Patricia Smith Mary Ann Snowdi Linda Soriiisen Mark Spain Kevan Stanltv I ' anl Slrahan Riihanl Slrahan Barbara Stewart (iifiida SiiltiT Marian Tatum Keith Thonipsoii riiercsa Thonipsiin Mickiv Thi)rnliin Jerrv Tddd Felis a Vaughan Hihon Wade Sandra Walker Mike Wallare Chip Walley Ernestine Washintrtim Golda U atts Lvn.la W.lls Linda Williams Robert Williams Glenda Willis Johnnv Woodland Sheila Woods Teresa Woodward David Young Sophomores Bolivar Allmon Andrea Applt-wliitt Susie Baggelt Mark Bailev Janet Barnes Sliawneeii Berrv Suzanne Blount Keith Bounds Steve Brodie Paula Brown DeNieee Broxson (Uvde Brvant Harrv Biitord Doufjlas Bullard Katlu Burns Dotwia HnhI (llara (iajile James Celidonia Frank ( ' haniherii era ( l(denian Patsy Collins Kathy Connier Susan Crawford Donna (]reel Sharon Dingwall Kiniherlv Edwards Marfrie Evans Tonunv Ferrill Elizabeth Eraser Phillip Fortenberry Wanda Geddii- Quitman Griffin Jackie Hart field Evelvn Hickman Donnic Hill Gary Hill Susie HiU Spike Hogan Harold Hollingsworth Pearlie HolK.wav Kevin Idifr|ti(i Melanic Ijames John Inserra Hildra Johnson Rhonda John.sor Janella Kittrell Marlcne Knight Walt Leggett William Long Bruce Lowrv Dennis Maddox Nell Marble Cliff Mann Catherine Martin Rafael Matheus Dorothy McNeal Harold Merritt Nadalyn Miller Kathy Mooney Ernest Moore WimiK- Muld.r Svlvia Murray Laura Mv( ' r Mikf Norman Tim Palmor Catin Wrn, Joanii Pifcott Renn.- Polk NofI Rk-.ianlo Melinda Ru-shing Gina Rutlfifi; . i r D.-hbi.- San(l.T 1 [- Michelle Saunder;. Dana Seott ! Hujjh Shoemaker 1- ' ■ Jack Skag• Brad Smith Carl Smith In-jc Smith Jud S|ieif;ht,- Frauk Steen Fred Slri.kiaiid A! St ron Greg Sullivan Del,,, rah Tavlor Sidney Th(,ni[.M,t Karen Thomhill Bridget T ,rriielli Diane alley Martha U iUiani f Roh.rl WiiHi Carol iiitcir Brt-nda .,o, Freshmen Ernie Aiidcrson Rhoiiila Aik.-,!-, Mi ' lvin Andrews Charles Baker Jolin Barnes JaiiK-s Bateniaii Saniira Barnes Barbara Blaloek Gail Booth Jerr Bower Wavne Bovd l.vnn Brett Eddie Brewtiin Bobby Byrd Claude Callender Cindy Campbell Antholene Clark Susan Clark Paulette ConoUy Janet ( oulter Aii ;elia Courtnev Debbie Cox Joann Crawford La Rosa Crawford John Creajih Kathv Dab- Wanda Daufjhdrill Cynthia Davis Niek Davis Rene Davis Janiih I)av Errol D.M-kir Lt ' oiiardd Diliiiar TtTt ' sa Di(keii Debbie Dolison Joel Uownev Kalhrvn Dow Sam Dunawav Aiip-la Fairlev Cindy Freeman Rena Gambill Lynn (rarrett William Gentry Beverly Green Jinan ( reen Jenny Griffin Mania Griffitli Linda Hadley Bill Hall Karia Hatchetl Tereea Henry Kay Hensarlini; Belly Hill Patrieia Hodges Brenda Hopkins Karen Hon};h Tim Hubbard Trudv Hudson Mark Isham Jud Jemigan Marie Jackson Darr l Johnson Doris Johnson Gwhs Johnson Brenda Jones Linda Lawrence Cathv Lee Mark Lescale Vonghett Lewis Rebecca Long Tommy Lott Terrv Lowe Karen Lowell Keith Lowerv- Karen Maggio Robert Manawav Tonnie May Ricky McMullen Geraldean McSwain Keith Mitchell David Myers Margaret Myers Sandy Myers Kay Norwood Oswaldo Perez Kathryn Philhps Guy Pinckney Ksandra Powe Kathleen Ramey Helen Rego Kathy Rhinehart Joyce Richardson Karen Richardson JiU Rogers David Ross Greg Rushing Melinda Rushing Eddie Scarborough Doyney Scott Carolyn Seim Pamela Sellers Tammy Seymour Sara Sills Jay Slaughter Margaret Smith Jimmy Stewart Sharon Stroh Rosa SuUivan Ernest Sutton Ramona Sutton Regina Thomas Gail Thompson Elsie Turner Melanie Vann David Velazquez Robin Wallace Larry Wamke Paula Wenger Drunda White Sandra Williams Lynn Wood Shaunn Wright Hamdi Zaatut Carey School of 1 Nursing New Orleans There is brotherhood in my voice, endurance in my step, and a great part of God in my teachings. Long ago I caught a glimpse of heaven in my cause, and I never have let the light of this holy destiny go out. SGA— New Orleans Chi Beta Phi— New Orleans CSNA-New Orleans Ray McJLaih, Kathy Armstrong, Cathv Denning. Margaret Quave. Kar|n ti ittlg (ami I ' airJ y H Moravek. Maila Autry, Mary Ann Giny, Darlene Clark, Jan Evans. Jane Heflick. Pani iSfn l-oiT Sfeffveiiie (,ieeii. Belli An her. Steplianie Per- rin and Ruthie Coleman ' , « ? ' Dz-jin, J J. £i|M }--i - _ ' J_Mj ' l,J Ml 1 1 1 1 1 H I, i„ SGA— Coast Campus =i- : ,f ! Phi Beta Lambda— Coast Campus ' ' ' . J atvCMfhellj o rt Prowrn O ' eborah ol es, Txynjs y- ' Sst ajapsd, Danny Spoon, 1- Li! I ' ■ ' •• LEU B AkIN -P .h.,l..p (luk Mmi tenal A. ... lal.c.n MARY K. AkIN -P . Ii..l,,j..% ( luh. An Club. ANN ALLEN-Baskelball 2..!: T.-nni 2.3.- Rackft Club 2,.3.4; VuUevball 2.3. GAIL ANUERSON-Hi.n.)r I ' n.p-am 1.2.4; CSNA 1.2.3.4; BSl 1.2.3,4. GLORIA (, ARTLS DONNA AITIN MARLA ArTRY-Orf anizali.. Editor- CRl ' SADER; Who Who Anuinp Sludenl,- in American UniversUirs - Collfne 4; Alpha Psi Omejia 2,3.4; Serampi.re Placers 1.2 Sec; CSNA 4; SGA 4 Prr - N-O. Campus. B JAMES 1) BARNETF ll,.n..r- Pr.,t;ram; Seran.p..re l•U er 3 Se. . 4 Pre .. Alpha P . Omepa 3.4. DEBRA C BOLTWELL-«h.i- W h.. AmonpSludenls in Ameriian Lnlver itie Callepes4; Honors Pro|irani; Honor Musii- Scholarship 1.2,3; Mabel Thompson Award; Delta Omi.ron 3 Publii Rel.; Alpha Chi 3,4. Sludenl Association of Music Therapist 2,3 Sec. 4 Pres.; Assoc. Campus Pres. 4; llhapel ' Choir 1,2,4; Chorale 3. RANDY K BOWMAN-ECA; BSL; Minisler.i! A oeiation Sec, Tres.; F ' s cli.dop Club; Thela Kappa Sipma. DAVID BRISCOE- Amen, an Bible So.ielv Award 4; Pres, Honors Scholarship NOBTS 4; Honors Program 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges 4; Ministerial Association 4 Pres,; Omicron Delta Kappa. Alpha Chi. WAYNE R BROADU.ATER-Whos Who Among Students in American Lniversities Colleges 4; Dean ' s List; Kappa Mu Epsllon 4 Pres.; Pen Sword, ALAN W. BROWN-SNEA 4; BSL 3.4. LINDA D. BROWN- Assistant Editor- CRLSADER; Who ' s Wh.. Among Students in American I niversities CoUeges 4; Dean ' s List 3; Home Economics Club 3 V. Pres,. 4 Pres.; BSU; SNEA; Phi Beta Lambda; As,soc Campus Pres. WILLIAM BROWNIN(, -Who ' s Who Anumg Students in American I nuersities Colleges 4; Omicron Delta Kappa; Clai i Favorite 2.3; Citizenship Award 2; FCA 1.2 Pres.. 3.4; SGA 1.2.3 V. Pres.; Serumpore Players 2,3 Sec. 4 Pres.; BSl ' 1.2.3.4; Bl ant Hall Pres. 2 n.sketball 1.2. CHARLES (, Bl LLOCK-Goverm.r ' s Youth Council 3; SGA 3 Pres.; Who ' s WTio Among Students in American Universities CoUeges 4; Class Favorite 4; Homecoming Court 4; Leadership Award 3; Mr W.C.C 4; CRl ' SADER 4; INDIGO; Honors Program 4; SGA Senator 4; Omicron Delta Kappa 3.4; FCA 2.3.4; Chi Beta Phi 4; Lambda Iota Tau 4; Serampure Players 4; Food Ser. Comm. Chairman 4; Asso, ' , ( iampus Pres, 3; BSU 2,3.4; Pre-Law Club 4; Basketball 2.3. DAVID A BUSH-Who ' - Who Among Students in American Universities CoUeges 4; Baseball ERA Award 3; Dean ' s List; BasebaU 1.2.3.4; FCA 1.2.3 Sec.-Tres. 4; Phi Beta Lambda 4. DIANE CADRO Senior Directory CAKMKN 1. CAl ' ONh, K.ATH CLAWSON-BSU 1. Dean ' s List 1.2.3.4; Phi Beta Lambda 2.3.4 Pres.; Home Economics Club 2; Chi BetaPhi 3.4; Business Manager-C;RUSADER; SGA Justice 4; Asso. ' , Campus Pres. 4. LINDA M. COOK-Who ' s S ho Among students in American I nucrsilos CoUeges 4; Dean ' s List; NKA l.anil.,la Iot;i Tau 4 Pres,; As.soc Campus Pres, 4, BETTY C COOPER- iho ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges 4; Honors Program 4; Theta Kappa Sigma 4; SNEA 4; BSU 1.2.3.4. KARILYNN COl ' RTNEY-Class Favorite; Phi Beta Lambda; SGA Sec -Tres, U ANN L, UA IS-Honors Program 3.k Phi Beta Lambda 4. Sec.-Tres. CATHY A. DENNING-Wh.i ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges 4; Nursing Rep.-CRUSADER 3; Rep. Curriculum Comm. 3.4; Chi Beta Phi 3.4; CSNA 2.3.4 Pres.; SGA 4 V. Pres.; MASN; Serampore Players 2.3.4. CAROL J, DRIFKA-Cla.ss Favorite 4; CSNA 4; ANA; Dorm Coun.il. E BENNEIT ENYIOIIA-Vihos S ho Among Students in .American Universities Colleges 3; Honors Program 2.3; BSU 2.3.4; Theta Kappa Sigma; Ministerial Asssoc. 2.3.4; Intl. Student Fellowship 2.3.4; Lambda Iota Tau; Art Club; Library Club 2.3.4; Racket Club; SGA Justice 3; Afro-American Cultural Society; Alpha Chi; English Award 3. VICTORIA M, ESTEVEZ-CSNA 3, ANGELA FAGGARD-W ho ' s Who Amor Students in American CoUeges 4; BYW Misssion Action Chairman 3; BSU; Homecoming Court 3; S(;A C..nim, of Publicity 4, VE RA T, FAIRMAN-LoMii;; (up Certificate-Special Seri ices; Home Ecomimics Club 4, THERESA A, GARCES-Dean ' s List; Chorale; Chapel Choir; Carpenters Wood 4; BSU; P.sychology Club; NAMT 3.4 V. Pres.; MENC 1.2.3.4. BARRY L, (JATES-Omi. r..„ Ddia k.ippa 4; Alpha Chi 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American I ' niversities CoUeges 4; Honors Program 3.4 Pres.; Theta Kappa Sigma 3.4; Ministerial Assoc. 3.4; BSU 1.2.3.4; Summer Missionary. Montana. 2; Student of Month -Laurel 2; Rec Club 1.2 Officer; i;)ulstanding Achievement Award 2; Intramural oUeyball 1 DEBORAH A. GATTI KAREN B. GRAY-Who ' s VS ho Among Students in American Universities Colleges 4; Dean ' s List 2.3.4: SNEA 1.2.3.4; Delegate Pres.; As,soi-, Campus Pres.; Psychoh.gy Club Se, TONY L. (,RAY-Who ' s Uh.. Mi.„ifi Students in American Univcr-ilics . ' i CoUege 4; Dean ' s List 3.4; Studio Award 3; SGA Senator. V. Pres.; Phi Mu Alpha V, Pres,; Chapel Choir: Chorale; Administrative Council JENNIFER L. GRAVES- S ho ' s Who Among Sliulenls HI American Universities Colleges 3; New Students Honor Reciul 1; Freshman Performance Award 1; Mo.ire Piano Award 3; tlhorale 1.2.3.4; Honors Program 1.2.3.4; Delia Omicron 2.3.4 Pres,; Alpha Chi 3.4; Art Club Dir. of Publicity 4; Assoc. Campus Pres. 3.4. GAIL T. GrIfFIN ZATTIS GULLEY H JAYNE HANSEN-Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities CoUeges 4; Kate D iwns P ' Poole Scholarship; Honors Program: Lambda Iota Tau: Alpha Psi Omega Dir.: Omieroi Delta Kappa: SGA Chief Justice 4: Jolins,.n Hall Pres.; Serampore Players; Assoc Campus Pres,; Bits Pieces 4 MARY K, HAWKINS-New Students H. r Recital 1; Chapel Choir; Chorale; BYU Pres, 4: BSU 2.3.4: BSU Senate: Bits Pieces 4; MENC; SNEA: Serampore Players; Theta Kappa Sigma; COBBLER BEITY J, JONES-Wh.. ' s Who Am..ng Students in American I niversities CoUeges 3; Honors Program 1.2 Sec. 3. V, Pr.. 4; Kappa Mu Epsilon 2. Sec. 3. V. Pres.. 4, Pres..: Alpha Chi. Pres. 4; Omicron Delta Kappa; BSU 1.2.3.4: Dorm Devotional Leader: Missions Committee BARBARA N. KITTRELL-Chi Beta Phi 3.4 Sec: SMEA 3.4; Librarv Club 3.4 Pres.; Assoc. Campus Pres. 4 CHRIS KITSOS- C Club; P.E. Club; Vai itv Baseball 1.2.3.4. ASHTON J LASTRAPES BEVERLY LAWRENCE-Homciming Maid 1.2; Homecoming Queen 4: Beautv 1,4; Miss W.C.C. 4: Class Favorite 4; Honors Program 4: Voice Studio Award 3; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities CoUeges 4; Ross Hall Pres.; Delta Omicr.in 1,2.3.4 Sec; Lambda Iota Tau 3.4; COBBLER 1.2.3: CRUSADER 2.3; Chapel Choir 1.2; Chorale 3.4; SNEA 4; BYW 4; SGA Comm. of Elections 4: Bits Pieces 4. HELEN E. LEE- Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges 4: Beauty 4; Homecoming Court 4; Organizations Editor-CRUSADER 3: Chi B.la Phi Outstanding Freshman Award 1: Freshman Chemistry Award 1; Dean ' s List 1.2.3.4; Omicron Delta Kappa V. Pres.. Pres.; Chi Beta Phi V. Pres.: Pre-Med Club Sec.-Tres.. Pres.: SGA Seuat.ir 4; Alpha Chi; Honors Program 1.3.4. A,s,so, , Campus Pres, 4; Library Club, NOLA J l.EWIS-Chorale 2.3.4; Chapel Cli..ir 1: MENC 2.3.4: Delta Omicron 2.3 Tres,. 4; Serampore Players-Business Manager 3.4; Dorm Council 2; SGA Justice 4; BSU 1.2.3; Library Club 1.2; Raikel Club 2.3; R,A, 3.4, MARY A LITTLE-CSNA 3.4 THOMAS L, LONG-Ministerial Assoc. V. Pres.: Theta Kappa Sigma 3.4. MARK LOTT-COBBLER-Business Manager. Rcp.irter. M TRACY W MARTIN JACKIE M MASSEY-CSNA; MNA; ANA 1.2.3.4. MICHAEL MAY-H,Mi,.rs Pr„f:ra,ii: IVan- LLsl; FCA; MinLsterial A .-..„ .. B.sl ; Omiiron IVIta Kappa. WILFRED R. MCFADDEN GLORIA MCLELLAN-CSNA; MNA: ANA. CARL MERRIIT- n.-anV LiM 2..!; Ba ,l.all E.R. Award 1. Ba.skftball; Ba.,..-ball 1.2.3A: ■■(:■■ Club 1.2.3.4; PE Club 1.2.3 . Pre. .. 4 Pre . N SUSAN D. NELSON-WhciV Who Anu.nf; Sludi-nls in American Universities CoUepe.s4; INDIGO- Assislanl Edit, .r 4; PsyehoIoR. Award 4; Lambda Iota Tau 3.4 V. Pre.s.; Psyrhulofri ' Club 3.4 Pres.; Huni.rs Pn.pram 1.2.3.4: Creative Writers Club 3. HELEN R PAPPAI)AKIS-«b.. ' , Sh.. Anionp Students in American I ' niversitie ColIe :e.s 4; Huncir.s Program 4; Sports Editor-COBBLER 4; SNEA 4; Dorm Council 4: Bass Hall Pre.s. 4; Psychology Club 3: Racket Club 2.3 V. Pres.. 4 Pres.: BSU 1.2.3.4: BSU Council-Intramural Chairma.1 3; Tennis Team 2.3.4; Volievball Team 2.3. WII.BERN PARKER JODY PAITERSON-Whos Wh,. Amouj Students in American Universities Colleges 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Chi Beta Ph 3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Alpha Chi 4; Omicron Delta Kappa 4: C Club 1,2,3,4; SGA Justice 3; Pre-Med Club 3,4; Honors Program. KATHY A. PIGOTT- Who ' s Who Am Students in .American Universities Colleges 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4: Mi.ss. Econ ,mic Council Meeting-Delegate 2: Dorm Favorite 1; Sports Co-Editor- CRUSADER 1; Intramural Basketball 1 Volievball 1; Phi Beta Lambda 2.3.4 Se, Tres.: Hon4,rs Program 1.2: SGA Senato ng 4. MELODIE S. PONT-CSNA. KIM M. POTTER-Home Economics Club 3. Tres.. 4. O MARGAREI I.H WE-CSNA Sec; BSU Devotional Chairman: Chi Beta Phi. R MICHAEL D. RACEY-Ministerial Assoc. I; BSU. RENE J. RANCOURT-NSTA V. Pres. 4. JAMES L. RAYNER-Ministerial Association. ROBBIN L RAULEHSON-VShos « h.. Among Students in American I niversities A CoUeges 4; Class Favorite 4; Homecoming Court 4; BSU Mission Chairman: Honors Program 3,4; SNEA 3 V. Pres.. 4 Sec. Tres. 4; Omicron Delu Kappa; Serampore Players 4; Alpha Chi. DEBORAH L. RENFRO PAUL RODGERS-BSU Council; Ministerial Assoc. 1.2.3.4. MARY RISHTON-Home E,(,n,.mics Club 3 . Pres, Senior Directory Jl li ' i ft XMUH iiN MKN( J, 1.1. Ilclla Oiiii.rn,, 11. I l,,,|,cl I l„„r. Chorafl ' I.J.I ROBERT J - MiHI ' siiN JK -sGA Nnal.ir C Ma.lrit.,1 lo-cr-. I li..rdlc l.t. (.arpcnlcrs ft I 1. I ' lii Mu lpha Sinfouia l.l. hur, li I,i-„Mn- 3.4. JOHNSAPP ftllo-Wh,. C1H.T1- Mii.iciil- in Ameri.aii I iiiv. rsilic I nllcgcs 4; Dean ' s Li.sls 3: Phi Mu Alpha S,nr, nia: Honor, Program: Ass,,c. of Church Musicians; Alpha ( Jii. Carpenters W ...«l 2.3: Ch..ralc 1.1. I1 1 1.2. 1. ( lijpcl Choir-Prc. .(Inn. r.Mi Itrlla Kjppa. I ' hi Theta Kappa. Spanish (lull. J WKT I ' M HIAIKR I s, 1 RICHARD SIEt.ER BSI -FncM.l-hnp Chairman: Carpciilcr- W i I; Ministerial Asso. LINDA SMITH U li.. - W b.. ninn Students III iiicri.,in i iiiM-rsilics Colleges I: Tciins I .am 1.4: Ra. kcl I liib 3.4; Psvchoio v (liil, i, 11, eld Kappa Sigma 4, PAULA SMITH llcju ' s Ti-i. Ddk Scholarship. H-l ( llliccr: K V, : SNEA- Social (.bairiiiau DANNY SPOON -Aljiha Chi L Phi Beta Lambda 4; I Y A 3.4: Honors Program 3,4; Who ' s U bo Among Students in American I luvcrsitics Colleges 4: SGA Pres. 4. TOMMIE J. STANAl.AND-SGA Senator 1; Phi Beta Lambda LONNIE STEW ART-BSU; Psvchob.gv Club 4. EARL M STROBI SH-Pen Sv ord PAT TALMAGE-CSNA 3.4. KURTTAYLOR-Dean ' s List 3,4; Phi Beta Lambda Pres. 4; SGA V. Pres. 4. JIMMY TRUESDALE-Dean ' s Li.si: Phi H.la Lambda 1.2; FCA 1.2: Varsitv Ba,s,l,all 1.2.3.4; Varsitv Basketball V C Club 1.2,3.1: Pre. 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' j ,, : ' _r Look at me well, for I am your time of promise. Do not use me lightly, for I affect your tomorrows. Remember me for what I am— opportunity for whatever you may choose. I am Today. I have lived as long as man. A thousand times a thousand times since God made night and day. I have seen the earth green with the grace of peace and also black with the curse of war. I have held the fragile promises of men until tomorrow, and then watched them shattered with disrespect. I am Today I am no babe in the woods. no wide-eyed child of time. I am your hope, for I give you the chance to remake your yesterdays. Ned W ' yrick. Jr. W ith great sincerity I uish to thank those who helped to make the 1978 Crusader a success. Spe- cial thanks goes to Jim McFatter, Crusader Photographer. Brenda Wood, Editor tl ... '