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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1982 volume:

CRUSADER 1982 EDITOR: Bekke Ray ASSISTANT EDITOR: Belinda Giles SPONSOR: Evelyn McClure William Carey Colleg Hattiesburg, Mississip iei .l Success Depends Upon Previous ' ' 0 Wj; y ' : ' m W i k 1 And without such preparation 8 Theme is sure to be failure Confucius Opening 12 13 Opening Dedica ' REME The sue . value of time ' ■ ' erance. The worlh of character. The rower of kindness The wib The yin The imp. The j.o omy. Thank through the yea: :ked for vou. Your ex.. .u good and perfect ei . . life you have to because they have known ; encouraged by you. We consider to be able to dedicate the er to you, Lu- cille Parker. Dedication 1 5 16 Opening Academics made college an educational experience, and extra-curricular activities helped it become a learning experience. While days were filled with hard-to- get-to 8:00 a.m. classes or all-afternoon labs, time was found at night for ballgames, movies, and skating parties. Opening 17 Events 19 Miss William Carey College Dianne Evans On February 4, Dianne Evans was crowned Miss William Carey College in front of a near-capacity crowd. For her talent, the blue-eyed brunette from Taylorsville sang Fll Take My Time , an original composition by Keith Thompson. By winning this ti- tle, Dianne earned the right to repre- sent the college at the Miss Mississip- pi Pageant in July. Placing in the pageant were second alternate Karen Sowards, first alternate Julie Sim- mons, third alternate Lesia Stringer, and fourth alternate, Susan Buckley. 20 Miss Carey Miss Carey 21 Carey Dinner o o AS TIME GOES BY, a musical revue compiled and ar- ranged by Keith Thompson, was presented by the Carey Dinner Theatre June 5-20. This drama went back to the old radio show days, complete with slapstick, sophisticated swing, and show-stoppers. 22 Theatre Theatre in H O ERNEST IN LOVE, a musical based on Oscar Wilde ' s THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, was pre- sented June 26-July 11. Fall Theatre Production October 20-24, 1981 Masterpieces vv Children ' s Theatre Production Coast Campus Celebrates Carey ' s 75 Years On September 10, 1981, the final event in Carey ' s Anniversary Celebration centered on the Gulf Coast campus, which celebrated its own fifth anniversary. Several facilities were dedicated and named. The administration building was designated as Fairchild Administrative Center. The Learning Resources Center became McMullan Hall, and a classroom building was named Parker Hall. Honorary doctorates in business administration were conferred on Rodney Fairchild, Pat McMullan, Jr., and Wayne Parker, for whose families the buildings were named and portraits were unveiled. The convocation was held at First Baptist Church, Gulfport. Wallace Burn, president of South Central Bell and an honorary alumnus of Carey, was keynote speaker. A special feature was the premier of a commissioned anthem written by Dr. James Fry, Dean of the School of Music, based on Psalm 127:1 — Except the Lord build the House, they labor in vain who build it. 28 SGA Students Ace Activities State Convention, a fall retreat, and Mission Emphasis Week were several of the spiritual renewal events sponsored by the BSU during the fall semester. Each event was well attended by students seeking Christian fellowship and growth. Clowns, puppets, and visits to Columbia Training School pro- vided some off-campus ministries while noondays, held twice a week, ministered on campus. Summer missions provided jobs for those willing to undertake challenges, and money to support them was raised in every imaginable way, from auctions to pledges. 30 BSU (aptist Student Union BSU 31 Action-packed . . . Bible studies . . . Clowns . . . Devotionals . . . Evangelism . . . Fellowship and fun . . . Growing experiences . . . Heaven-bound people . . . Impact . . . Jesus . . . Kresge Room . . . Leadership Training Conference . . . Ministries . . . Noonday and nitelites . . . Outreach programs . . . Puppets . . . Quick Uplifting Inspirational Praises . . . Renewal . . . Summer Missions . . . Testimonies . . . Volleyball Tournaments . . . Witnessing . . . You STUDENT-LED- REVIVAL In early fall the BSU sponsored a Student-Led-Revival. The six services held during the week were conducted with students preaching and providing the The services reached a broad cross-section of the student body; the average attendance was 160. The success of the revival was due largely to the person- to-person witnessing among students, as well as the hours of preliminary prayer and planning. Two professions of faith were made prior to the revival because of students ' personal witnessing. One profession of faith was made during the revival, and another person surrendered to the call to preach. Response to the revival is evident in the growing spiritual awareness on cam- pus The spiritual atmosphere is encouraging; the effects of the revival have been long-lasting Womanless Beauty Pageant The Womanless Beauty Pageant, sponsored by the BSU to raise money for summer missions, was held November 5, 1981. Thirteen contestants competed for the title won by Sherri Lynn Bower whose talent presentation was one of the highlights of the pageant. 38 Halloween r ' ' ft r I 1 Halloween 39 December 6, 1981 The Imperials, a contemporary Christian singing group, appeared before a packed house in Thomas Hail on December 6. The group performed their hit songs during the first half of the concert, and then entertained during the second half with Christmas music. 40 Imperials f y J r ' A Imperials 41 Santa Brings Finals 42 Christmas Kris Kringle Week brought Christmas spirit even though finals were one weeic away. Maintenance decorated the buildings while clubs sent holiday greetings with huge Christmas cards. Decorated dorm doors added color to the hallways. Santa Claus visited the banquet to distribute candy while handbells, Chapel Choir, and the Brass Ensemble entertained. Prizes were given for the best door decorations in each dorm and the Art Club won the award for the best Christmas card. Christmas 43 Dear Mom and Dad, Things at school are rolling along. Classes are the same as usual, and many other activities make our days full. Dorm life is great, and nothing slows down before midnight. The food is by no means like yours. Mom, but it gets me through the day. Speaking of living day by day — well as you know I am working on campus, but we only get paid once a month and with prices like they are today, money is scarce. Please understand I did not spend all of mine, but Lisa, my roommate was thrown in the pond one night and guess whose money she had in her pocket. We had been shopping and she had all my change. Somehow the money drowned. Other than that things are great. Will be home as soon as I get some money. I love you! P.S. L isa needs money, too. 44 Campus Life Campus Life 45 46 Contents CONTENTS People Administration 48 100 Organizations Athletics 124 170 Other Campuses Sponsors 192 214 PEOPLE EDITOR Debbie Strickland INSIDE . . . Honors Who ' s Who Classes Mr . and Miss William Carey College Phil Kimery Barbara Rozier o Seniors Bob Allen Barbara Rozier Sandra Stewart Robert Beaver Juniors Danny Edney Susan Buckley Mary Lou Thompson Walter Storie Sophomores Alan Currie Robin Laird Renee Eaton Maurice Davis Freshmen Henry Fountain Debbie Bell Mike Lewis Jeannie Jackson Honors 53 Redena Bivens Campus Beauties Susan Buckley Roberta Glower Kathy Coker Penny Davidson Dianne Evans Glenda Grubbs Cindy Hill ■ i m - m 9 djI mSm w H Hk jII I ■| H I Melanie Huff Robin Laird Campus Beauties Julie Simmons Janice Stuart Honors 57 Ricky Coleman Campus Beaus Maurice Davis Julius Deloach Danny Edney Henry Fountain Brad Jones Phil Kimery Don Knight Randy Skaggs Kipp Smith Campus Beaus Walter Storie Leadership Scholarship Stan Harris Pam Harvey Citizenship Citizenship Cheryl Arnold Robert Beaver Maid of Honor Dianne Evans Baseball Maid Lisa McClure 64 Honors Homecoming Court Junior Maid Cindy Hill Sophomore Maid Lesia Stringer Freshman Maid Jennie Jackson Honors 65 Who ' s Who Among American Robert Allen CHURCH MUSIC: BSU; Assoc, of Church Musicians; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Alpha Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Carpenter ' s Wood; Chapel Choir; Chorale; Madrigal Singers; Stage Band; Living Peace; Intramural football, volleyball. Jay Burns Mary Clawson Denise Daniels CHEMISTRY. BIOLOGY: FR SOPH, JR SR Honors; SGA — Commissioner of elections, senator, senate clerk; Chi Beta Phi, Treas.; Alpha Chi, v. p.; Kappa Mu Epsilon, v.p.; Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Pre-Medical Club, Dean ' s List; BSU. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY: Chi Beta Phi, sec, v.p.; Pre- Medical Club; SGA— senator; FR SOPH Honors; Presidential Scholarship. Colleges and Universities Penny Davidson Susan Dickey. I k k g j i K 1 W H k BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, OFFICE ADMINISTRA- TION: Campus Beauty, Sophomore Class Favorite; CRUSAD- ER staff; JR SR Honors; Beta Lambda Sigma; BSU; Phi Beta Lambda, sec. treas.; COBBLER; SGA— Mud Puddle Co-edi- MUSIC EDUCATION CHURCH MUSIC: Chorale; MENC; Delta Omicron, president; Assoc, of Church Musicians; BSU, Clown Ministry Director. Daniel Edney CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY: SGA— Senator, Commissioner of Elections; FR SOPH, JR SR Honors, Outstanding Freshman Award; Chi Beta Phi, v.p., pres.; Pre-Medical Club, v.p.; BSU Omicron Delta Kappa; Assoc, of Campus President. _Lori Fields Omicron Delta Kappa; Beta Lambda Sigma; BSU; SGA — Com- missioner of Entertainment; Chorale. Honors 67 Who ' s Who Among American „ William Leonard Folse BUSINESS: Campus Beau; SGA— Senator; Intramural Coun- cil: Crusader basketball, co-captain. Belinda Giles PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY: Beta Lambda Sigma; BSU; Psychology Club; Most Promising Psychology Student Award; Lambda Iota Tau; JR SR Honors; CRUSADER— section edi- tor, assistant editor; Dean ' s List. Melissa Haney BIBLICAL STUDIES; Lambda Iota Tau; JR SR Honors: Min- isterial Assoc.; Religious Education Assoc; Alpha Chi. Pamela Jean Harvey SGA — Secretary Treasurer; Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award; FCA, publicity; BSU; Chorale; Phi Beta Lambda, pres.; Omicron Delta Kappa; Beta Lambda Sigma; Dean ' s List. Colleges and Universities Melanie Huff MUSIC EDUCATION: Miss William Carey College, 1981; MENC; BSU; Chorale; Delta Omicron, v.p.; Campus Beauty; Dean ' s List. Lillian Jolly. Theta Kappa Sigma, v.p.; BSU, Off-Campus Ministries, pup- pets; JR SR Honors; COBBLER; Religious Education Assoc. SGA — Justice. — . Roger Philip Kimery BIBLICAL STUDIES: Mr. WCC; Ministerial Assoc; SR Hon- ors; Theta Kappa Sigma; Homecoming Escort; Campus Beau; FCA; BSU; Dean ' s List. Honors 69 Who ' s Who Among American Brian McCrory Nancy Ellen McGarr ART: Art Club, pres.; INDIGO— Art Editor; Outstanding Art Student Award. THEATRE: Serampore Players, Alpha Psi Omega; Art Club; SR Honors; WCC Trucking Company; Carey Dinner Theatre; Acting Achievement Award. Richard Merrill. _ Nancy Rebekah Ray PHYSICAL EDUCATION: JR SR Honors; Physical Educa- tion Majors ' Club. ART, HISTORY: CRUSADER— editor, assistant editor, sec- tion editor; Chi Beta Phi, hist.; Pre-Medical Club; Art Club, pres.; Omicron Delta Kappa; SGA — Justice, Senator, President Pro Tempore; FR SOPH Honors; Administrative Council. Colleges and Universities ,— Gordon Roberts 1 i- Barbara Rozier- ' • ' cgvmm r:sHi f i ■1 1 I 1 f -- ' ..« D 1 :j BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, ECONOMICS: Phi Beta Lambda; FCA; Crusader Baseball Statistician; Dean ' s List. CHURCH VOCATIONS: Miss WCC; Citizenship Award; Class Favorite; Theta Kappa Sigma; BSU, pres., Intramurals; SGA — Secretary; Beta Lambda Sigma; Serampore Players; Omicron Delta Kappa, sec; Religious Education Assoc. I— Sandra Schroeder- Phi Beta Lambda, sec; BSU, sec; Lambda Iota Tau; FR SOPH, JR SR Honors; Home Economics Club. Who ' s Who Among Americanffl ,_ Julia Lynn Simmons. MUSIC THERAPY, PSYCHOLOGY, SPANISH: Delta Omi- cron, warden; Chorale; FCA; Madrigals; NAMT, treas.; Beta Lambda Sigma; SGA— Commissioner of Publicity; BSU; JR SR Honors; Chapel Choir; Campus Beauty; First Alternate, Miss Carey. P- Gina Stewart. EDUCATION: Alpha Chi; SNEA; Omicron Delta Kappa; PR SOPH, JR SR Honors; FCA; Lady Crusader; CRUSADER editor. Sandra Stewart MATHEMATICS; FR SOPH, JR SR Honors; Math Club; Kappa Mu Epsilon; SNEA, sec; Theta Kappa Sigma; BSU, Newsleak Editor, Refreshments, Clowns; Lady Crusaders Man- ager; Polk Hall president; Summer missionary. -_ Michael Szymanski, Colleges and Universities „ Rebecca Tustain Lydia Walker NURSING: Mississippi Nurses Assoc; American Nurses As- soc; Outstanding Young Women of America. SPEECH, THEATRE: Omicron Delta Kappa, pres.; SGA— Justice, Chief Justice; Alpha Psi Omega, stage manager, pres.; SNEA, social chairman; Theta Kappa Sigma; Serampore Play- ers; Acting Achievement Award; Honors Program; BSU. Susan Wilhelms NURSING: Mississippi Nurses Assoc; American Nurses Assoc. Outstanding Young Women of American; Delegate, State Nurses Convention. Honors 73 SENIORS Agee, Pauline; Bay Springs Alford, Donna; Petal Allen, Bob; Glastonburg, CT Anderson, Laura; Hattiesburg Anthony, Gilbert; Hattiesburg Arnold, Cheryl; Hattiesburg Baldwin, Jessica; Hattiesburg Barnes, Debra; Taylorsville Barnes, Sharon; Taylorsville Baughman, David; Bassfield Beaver, Robert; Gulfport Belcher, Jay; Meridian Benton, Donna; Hattiesburg Bentruegne, John; Hattiesburg Biadog, Manuel; Hattiesburg SENIORS Blackwell, David; Petal Bolton, Beverly; Hattiesburg Bounds, Lisa; Hattiesburg Bower, Jerry; Arlington, TX Boyd, Marlene; Hattiesburg Breazeale, Johnny; Purvis Breland, Dewey; Hattiesburg Brown, Celeste; Hattiesburg Brown, Evelyn; Hattiesburg Burns, Jay; Gulfport Bush, Angle; McLain Carter, Angela; Hattiesburg Chambers, Marilyn; Hattiesburg Chamness, Patricia; Hattiesburg Clark, Kim; Grand Bay, AL Classes 75 SENIORS Clark, Michael; New Orleans, LA Clark, Rhonda; Laurel Clawson, Mary; Hattiesburg Cobbert, Lillie; Purvis Collins, Robert; Hattiesburg Constable, Cathye; Syracuse, NY Cowart, Cynthia; McLain Crosby, Edward; Moselle Crosby, Johnny; Collins Curtis, Joyce; Hattiesburg Davis, Carley; Hattiesburg Day, Dexter; Crestview, FL Day, James; Gulfport Deavers, Denson; Monticello Dees, Connie; Picayune SENIORS Deggins, Beverly; New Orleans, LA Dickey, Susan; Flintville, TN Dortch, Sherrie; Lucedale Dowdy, Billy; Ovett Drane, Timmy; Laurel DuBose, Laura; Columbia DuBose, Sandra; Bassfield Dunbar, Joyce; Hattiesburg Ekeogu, Kenneth; Hattiesburg Engle, Marilyn; Hattiesburg Evans, Dianne; Taylorsville Fields, Lori; Corinth Folse, Trey, Slidell; LA Fordenbacher, Janet; New Windsor, NY Kenichirsh, Fujisauna; Hattiesburg SENIORS Fulueta, Carlos; Hattiesburg Garcia, Reinaldo; Venezuela Grantham, Vicki; Picayune Grayson, David; Laurel Grubbs, Glenda; New Hebron Halford, Cindy; Meridian Hall, Bonnie; Richton Haney, Melissa; Columbia Harris, Stan; Hattiesburg Harvey, Pam; Prentiss Hassell, Sharon; Laurel Henty, Warren; Columbia Herman, Bill; Sumrall Hillman, Robin; Hattiesburg Hosey, Wyzetta; Hattiesburg SENIORS Huff, Melanie; Taylorsville Irby, Ricky; Meridian Jacobs, John; Biloxi Jairman, Ervin; Hattiesburg Johnson, Ethel; McLain Jolly, Lilly; Santa Maria, CA Jones, Debra; Bay Springs Jones, Karen; Petal Jones, Nancy; Shubuta Kimery, Phil; Chattahoochie, PL Lampley, Renee; Hattiesburg Longmire, Arthur; Waynesboro Martinez, Sylvia; Honduras Marshall, Lucille; Hattiesburg Marable, Gary; Biloxi SENIORS Martin, Tommy; Jackson McCoy, Josephine; Hattiesburg McCrory, Brian; Hattiesburg McGrew, Lawrence; Collins Meitzler, Carey; Picayune Merrill, Janice; Hattiesburg Merrill, Ricky; Hattiesburg Miley, Donald; Morton Mitchell, Lela; Greenwood Myrick, Karen; Laurel Moore, Deborah; Hattiesburg Myers, Carey; Pontotoc Nieman, Carl; Hattiesburg Parker, Edna; Laurel Parker, William; New Augusta Classes SENIORS Phillips, Kathryn; Hattiesburg Quick, Bobby; Columbus Ramey, Brenda; Waynesboro Reams, Lisa; Hattiesburg Reed, Carolyn; Hattiesburg Reeves, Regina; East Gadsden, AL Roberts, Gordon; Hattiesburg Roberts, Manay; Hattiesburg Roney, Diane; Hattiesburg Ross, Mike; Long Beach Rozier, Barbara; Greenwood Ruffin, James; Meridian Ruth, Eddie; Laurel Schroeder, Sandra; River Ridge, LA Simmons, Julie; Spain imff-rw-riisaima SENIORS Smith, Carlos; Picayune Smith, Nena Jean; Hattiesburg Smith, Ty; Sand Hill Sowards, Kim; Portor, IN Spivey, Charles; Biloxi Stephens, Suzan; Wiggins Stewart, Sandra; New Orleans, LA Strand, Lori; Sarasto, FL Strong, Martha; Gulfport Suhail, Salti; Hattiesburg Sutton, Jacqueline; Hattiesburg Swilley, Tina; Lumberton 82 Classes SENIORS Swindle, Mike; McComb Szymanski, Mike; Satauma Thigpen, Kathy; Laurel Tyrone, Donald; Monticello Vierling, Evelyn; Gulfport Walker, Antionette; Hattiesburg Walters, Patricia; Hattiesburg Warnke, Larry; Erlanger, KY Watts, Cynthia; Lumberton Webb, James; Petal Woullard, Deborah; Hattiesburg Classes 83 UNDERCLASSMEN Abbott Abbott, Ricardo: FR Abe, Ryomitsu; FR Alford, Bobbie; JR Alford, Eloise; SO Anderson, Johnny; FR Anghel, Travian; FR Ashizawa, Yoshinori; FR Autry, Allison; FR Barber, Danny; FR Barnes, Sarah; FR Barnes, Susan; JR Bauza, Luis; FR Baylis, Debra; SO Beechem, Keith; FR Belding, Jim; JR Bell, Debbie, FR Bell, Tommie, FR Benhariz, Fawzi; FR Berry, Beulah; FR Berry, Kendall; JR Bivins, Redena; FR Black, Bob; JR Bond, Debbie; FR Bonner, Synthia; JR Boothe, Faye; FR 84 Classes Borges, Santiago; FR Boutwell, David; JR Brackman, Karen; FR Breland, Tara; SO Broome, Joyce; FR Browe, James; FR Brown, Deborah; FR Brown, Glory; JR Brown, Josephine; SO Brown, Kelly; FR Brown, Theresa; SO Bryant, Donald; SO Bryant, Jim; JR Buckley, Susan; JR Bullock, Daryl; FR Butler, Janice; JR Buckhalter, Rhonda; FR Burquillos, Fernando; JR Buzeriba, Salem; SO Byrd, Roger; JR Caccioppi, Monique; FR Cadenhead, Tim; FR Caldwell, Raymond; SO Callahan, Tammy; SO Canepa, Luis; FR UNDERCLASSMEN Carlin Carlin, Scott; FR Carlisle, John Mark; SO Carpenter. Merle; SO Carter, Sonara; FR Castillo, Miguel; FR Chambers, Sheletha; SO Chaney, Renee; FR Chang, Hyeok; FR Chatham. Dale; JR Chenevert, Sadie; FR Chirinos, Hector; JR Clark, Dave; JR Clark, Larry; FR Clarkston, Kathryn; JR Clavo, Jacqueline; JR Clower, Roberta; SO Coker, Kathy; JR Commini, Michael; JR Cooley, Glenda; SO Cooper, Zachary; FR Cowart, Cynthia; FR Cronk. Randy; FR Cuevas, Richard; FR Cummings, Dan; FR Currie, Alan; SO Dohi Currie, Karyn; FR Daley, Teddy; FR Daley, Ted; FR Daniels, Connie; SO Daniels, Denise; JR Dantzler, Darlene; SO Dantzler, Teresa; SO Darty, Larry; SO Davidson, Penny; JR Davis, Angela; SO Davis, Charles; SO Davis, Kenneth; FR Davis, Valerie; FR Davis, Voncile; FR Deakle, Becky; JR Dearman, Jarma; JR Dees, Pam; JR Dees, Jo Ann; JR DeLoach, Julius; FR Denman, Larry; JR Dent, Marietta; FR Denton, Theresa; SO Dobson, Don; JR Dodson, Carey; SO Dohi, Hirokazu; FR Classes 87 UNDERCLASSMEN Dubose Dubose, Renee; FR Duggin, Dana; FR Duncan. Doug: FR Dupuy, Jamilet; FR Eaton, Renee; SO Eavenson, Marvin; SO Edney, Danny; JR Edwards, Alison; SO Ekeogu, Patricia; JR Elliot, Deborah; JR English, Tracy; SO Entrekin, Kim; JR Escalante, Gustavo; FR Escalante, Luis; FR Evans, Emma; JR Fairley, Jefferson; SO Fairley, Sylvia; FR Fernandez, Jorge; JR Fernandez, Jose; Fetzer, Scott; JR Flake, Rhett; SO Ford, Ronald; FR Fountain, Henry; FR Fountain, Twila; JR Fowler, Roger; JR Gumucio Fredrick, Darryl; SO Fruge, Nicky; FR Furno, Jim; SO Galavis, Davis; FR Galligan, Gina; JR Gambiin, Zenia; FR Gargum, Salem; FR Garrison, Michelle; FR Ghulam, Zohier; FR Giglio, John; JR Giles, Belinda; JR Gines, Vita; JR Glass, Cynthia; FR Gnau, Ricky; FR Goble, Bill; SO Goins, Randall; JR Gordon, Dennis; SO Graham, Bennie; JR Grant, Joyce; FR Gray, Clinese; JR Green, Renee; JR Griffin, Frankie; JR Grissette, Michelle; FR Groves, Michael; SO Gumucio, Armando; FR Underclassmen Gutierrz. Jose; FR Hall, Gary; FR Hall. Jacquelin; FR Harper, Cammie; FR Harris, Dedra; FR Harris, Elisabeth; SO Harris, Ouida; FR Harrison, Willie; FR Hartfield, Deborah; FR Hayashi, Hidemitsu; FR Hazimeh, Haitham; FR Helton, Chuck; SO Henderson, Cindy; FR Hendricks, James; FR Hendrix, Doris; FR Henry. Lisa; FR Henry, Sharon; SO Herchenhahn, Pam; FR Herold, Danny; FR Herrington, Jean; JR Hill, Cindy; JR Hinlon. Billie. FR Hinton. Gwendolyn; SO Hinton. Ramona; FR Hinton, Sarah; FR 90 Classes Jones Hipp, Maria; FR Hodges, Hal; JR Hodges, Willie; FR Holcomb, Ralph; SO Holmes, Connie; JR Holmes, Larry; JR Hopkins, Erika; SO Hopson, Warren; SO Hosey, Jacquiline; JR Houston, Shelia; JR Howlett, Teresa; FR Howard, Willie; JR Huddleston, Donna; FR Hudson, Jo Anna; FR Jackson, Deborah; SO Jackson, Debra: FR Jackson, Jay; JR Jackson, Jeannie; FR Jackson, Ronald; JR Jager, Dave; JR Jeffcoat, Raymond; SO Jenning. Danny; JR Johnson, Maronda: JR Johnson, Regina; SO Jones, Barbara; SO Classes 91 UNDERCLASSMEN Jones Jones, Brad: FR Jones, Cindy, SO Jones, George; SO Jones, Gerald; Fr Jones, Laura; JR Jones, Valencia; FR Julian, Max; JR Kamio, Shiro; FR Keeman, Jeff; JR Kelly, Diana; JR Kelly, Rachel; SO Key, Ronnie; JR Kirksey, Frank; SO Knight, Deborah; FR Knight, Don; JR Labiche, Eppie; FR Laird, Ken; FR Laird, Robin; SO Lambert, Tony; SO Lambert, Sherry; FR Landrum, Sandra; JR Lara, Maria; FR Lasseter, Tony; FR Leggett, Sharon; FR Lennep, Jerry; SO 92 Classes Lewis, Mike; FR Liebisch, Conrad; FR Lofton, Penny; FR Longmire, James; SO Lopez, Daniel; FR Lott, Regina; SO Love, Delois; FR Lowery, Cathi; FR Luce, Vance; FR Magee, Diane; SO Maggio, Karen; JR Maldonado, Carlos; FR Mallett, Cynthia; FR Malone, Tammy; JR Manning, James; JR Marmol, Diego; FR Marsh, Lenora; JR Martin, Tony; FR Martin, Dean; JR Martiniere, Bill; JR Martinez, Norma; JR Martinez, Ramon; FR Matsumoto, Hideo; FR Maxie, Ronnie; JR Mayfield, Douglas; JR Classes 93 UNDERCLASSMEN Mays Mays, Kevin: SO McAllister, Sharene; FR McClure, Lisa; JR McCrary, Sherri; FR McCree, Adrian; JR McCree, Yolanda; FR McCurley, Brian; SO McDonald, Phyliss; JR McGowen, Honey; FR McLeon, Oliver; Jr McMillian, Dexter; SO McNair, Sally; FR McWilliams, Angela; JR Melville, Anna; SO Merrill, Eddie; JR Merritt, Elton, FR Metzer, Brian; FR Miles, Theresa; JR Miller, Kathy; JR Mohamed, Ali; FR Morgan, Tamela; JR Morgan, Wilfred; FR Morrison, James; SO Mott, Sherra; FR Murphy, Billy; JR 94 Classes Pitman Murphy, Tim; JR Nail, Bruce; JR Nettles, Miriam; JR Newsome, Renee; FR Nix, Brad; FR Nix, Don; FR Nix, Kevin; FR Norris, Michael; FR Odie, Pamela; FR Odom, Frank; JR Odom, Freddie; JR Odom, Terrell; FR O ' Neal, Helen; SO Ordonez, Wilfredo; FR Oswalt, Irene; JR Owens, Lisa; FR Packer, Charles; FR Padrino, Xiomara; JR Parks, Phillip; JR Pate, Karen; JR Pearce, Sonja; FR Peterson, Twila; FR Pierre, Wilbert; FR Piselli, Jeff; SO Pitman, Rhoda; SO Classes 95 UNDERCLASSMEN Murphy Murphy, Jeff; SO Pittman, Rodell; JR Pittman, Sundra; FR Polsey, Glenn; FR Pope, Kimberly; FR Pope, Steve; FR Porche, Robert; JR Pouns, Donald; SO Powe, Nikita; SO Raine, Marilyn; FR Rawls, Randy; SO Rau, Ann; FR Rau, Chuck; FR Rauls, Renee; FR Ray, Bekke; JR Ray, George; FR Rayborn, Mitch; SO Rich, Deborah; SO Riley, Marcie; FR Rincon, Rafael; FR Robinson, Annette; JR Rogers, Angic; FR Rogers, Rita; SO Route, Jeffery; SO Runnels, Melinda; FR Soto Rush, Thomas; SO Russell, Sandra; JR Salazar, Tarcisio; JR Sanchez, Jose; FR Sandifer, Megan; FR Satcher, Felesha; FR Satomi, Elko; FR Schmelling, Jan; SO Schmelling, Jill; JR Schneider, Sandra; SO Sellers, Suzanne; FR Shannon, Tranni; JR Simmons, Tracy; JR Sims, Evelyn; FR Sims, Janice; SO Sinclair, Scott; JR Skaggs, Randy; JR Smith, Billy; SO Smith, Elizabeth; FR Smith, Kipp; SO Smith, Marisa; JR Smith, Stephon; SO Smith, Valinda; FR Soloman, Patricia; JR Soto, Patti; SO Sowards Sowards, Karen; SO Sparrow, Gary: JR Stainton, Lynne; FR Steel, Carey; SO Stevens, Carl; FR Stewart, Donna; JR Storie, Walter; JR Strickland, Debbie; SO Strickland, Donna; SO Strickland, Lisa; SO Stringer, Lesia; SO Stuart, Janice; JR Sullivan, Jerry; JR Sumlin, Monique; JR Suriano, Haydee; FR Tannous, Jack; FR Taylor, Charlotte; JR Taylor, Jackie; FR Terry, Sandra; SO Thompson, Mary Lou; JR Thompson, Patricia; FR Triplett, Donnell; JR Tynes, Greg; SO Updegraff, Shannon; FR ViUeda, Ricardo; FR Villeda, Roxania; FR Villeda. Victor; FR Wade, James; FR Classes Young Wagvespack, Pamela; FR Walker, Penelope; JR Wallace, Alicia; JR Walters, Al; JR Ward, April; SO Washington, Burnice; SO Watkins, Edith; SO Watts, Angela; FR Watts, Jerry; JR Weary, Martha; FR Weary, Mary; FR Weathers, Shelia; SO Weathers, Sherri; FR West, Gloria; JR Whatley, Falesa; SO White, Craig; FR White, Hattie; SO Wiley, James; SO Williams, Donna; FR Williams, Ora; FR Wilson, Jacqueline; FR Wolfe, Kathye; SO Woullard, Kathy; SO Woullard, Krista; FR Wright, Evan; Jr Younce, Mike; JR Young, Keith; JR if i 1 ■ 1 L 9 1 H H m W ■ 1 ■ - 4, M 1 ' f ' H| m X. ■ -i L B i 1 SL .- .. -■ . m H ADMINISTRATION EDITOR SANDRA TERRY INSIDE . . . School of Arts and Sciences School of Business School of Music fkifcl ' M :■ F ' 11 102 Administration In all things success depends upon previous preparation, and without such preparation there is sure to be failure. Confucius I like the 1982 Crusader ' s emphasis upon the importance of preparation days at Carey College in your future success. Perhaps you should be forewarned that even with the best of preparation and performance you may feel that success has escaped you. Huss died at the stake of Constance. Did he fail? He paved the way for Luther. Tyndale, the translator of the Bible, was strangled at Vilvorde, and then burned, and at the stake he prayed, 0 Lord, open the King of England ' s eyes! Did he fail? The very next year Henry VIII issued his order that the Bible should be published through all England and placed in every church for the free use of the people. As you go forth from your preparation days at Carey I admonish you, Do not be discouraged. Never give up work and further study. Never despair. There is no such thing as failure for the true servant of God. .. :%w President Administration 103 Board of Trustees Seated: Dr. Eugene Dobbs, Rev. Gerald Buckley, Luther Boyd, John D. Thomas, Dr. Jim Keith, Dr. Bruce C. Aultman, Dr. John Barnes, Mrs. Lewis Fowler, Dumas Smith Standing: Dr. Ralph Noon- kester, Dr. Rebecca Thompson, Dr. Hugh Dickens. Development Board Seated: Dr. Eugene Dobbs, Rev. Gerald Buckley, Luther Boyd, John D. Thomas, Dr. Jim Keith, Dr. Bruce C. Aultman, Dr. John Barnes, Mrs. Lewis Fowler, Dumas Smith. Standing: Dr. J. Ralph Noonkester, Bob Sigrest, Dr. Elise Curtis, Mr. Jimmy Pope, Dr. Rodney Fairchild, Mr. H. David Roberts, Mr. Joe Thompson, Dr. Rebecca Thompson, Dr. Hugh Dickens. 104 Administration Vice-Presidents Dr. Hugh Dickens Administrative Vice-President Dean of Graduate Education Dr. Milton Wheeler Academic Vice-President Dr. Rebecca Thompson Vice-President for Student Affairs Administrative Council Dr. Iris Brantley, Dr. Young Shik Lee, Jim Bloomfield, Dr. James Fry, Dr. Milton Wheeler. Lydia Walker, Dr. James Downey, Bekke Ray, Dr. Ralph Noonkester, Stan Harris, Mr. Tony Pascale, Dr. Edwin Weldon, Mr. Don Sones, Dr. Hugh Dickens, Mrs. Virginia Scott, Dr. Joann McConnell, Mrs. Sarah Emerson, Mrs. Jo Laurin Davis. Administration 105 SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Milton Wheeler Dean, School of Arts Sciences V. President of Carey Carol Alexander Secretary, Arts Sciences Delia Anderson Instructor in Biology Sydney Bailey Instructor of Medical Technology 106 Faculty Charlie Boggan Assist. Prof, of Religion Iris Brantley Director, Special Services Beth Burchell Chairman, Department of Education Patti Buschner Assist. Prof, of Special Education William Clawson Chairman, Department of Biblical Studies Frank Dawkins Assist. Prof, of Religious Education Faculty 107 SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Susan Donohue Special Programs Martin Ehde Instr. of Mathematics Georgiann Holliman Assist. Prof, of English Dorman Laird Prof, of Religion Thomas Lott Chairman, Dept. of Foreign Language Evelyn McClure Chairman, Dept. of Home Economics 108 Faculty J.V. McCrory Chairman, Dept. of English Elma McWilHams Assoc. Prof, of Elem. Education Lucile Parker Chairman, Dept. of Art William Porter Assist. Prof, of Political Science Ron Porter Assist. Prof, of Biology Obra Quave Prof, of Speech and Drama Faculty 109 SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Marcia Rachel Instr. in Nursing William Rivero Assoc. Prof, of Psychology Lynn Singletary Instr. in Biology Frances Smith Assist. Prof, of Education Gaston Smith Chairman, Dept. of Mathematics Grace Smith Assoc. Prof, of English no Faculty Clarence Thurman Chairman, Dept. of Psychology Ben Waddle Chairman, Dept. of Phys. Ed. and Athletic Dir. Ed Waldrip Chairman, Dept. of Biology Rose West Chairman, Dept. of Chemistry Darlene Wheeler Assist. Prof, of Education and Dir. of CDA Jane Whorton Reading Instr., Special Services SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Edwin Weldon Dean of the School of Business Diane Johnson Secretary, School of Business James McCay Assist. Professor of Business Administration 112 Faculty Connie Guilliot Instr. in Accounting Kathleen Arrington Assoc. Prof, of Business Education Pamela Shepherd Instr. in Business Faculty 113 SCHOOL OF MUSIC James Fry Acting Dean, School of Music Carol Dearmond Secretary, School of Music Josephing D ' arpa Assist. Prof, of Voice Jennie Lou Breland Assit. Prof, of Piano Music 114 Faculty James Downey Prof, of Music History Steve Garner Assist. Prof, of Music Carylee Hammons Asist. Prof, of Music Therapy Kay Reynolds Assist. Prof, of Music Education Nancy Lynn Rice Assist. Prof, of Piano Eugene Winters Assist. Prof, of Music Faculty 115 STAFF Kay Bailey Circulation and Reference Librarian Patricia Blake Counselor, Special Services Jim Bloomfield Alummi Director Charlie Boutwell Admissions Counselor Beverly Brannon Dir. Child Development Center John Brewton Maintenance Staff Linda Brown Business Office-Insurance Mgr. Jane Conrad Assist. Dir. Financial Aid Jo Laurin Davis Dir. of Publicity James Duncan Dir. of Data Processing Sarah Emerson Registrar Ben Garner Assist. Dir. of Maintenance Staff 117 staff Sherron Garner Office Manager, Special Programs Janie Griffin Accounts Receivable Clerk Robert Halford Coach, Women ' s Basketball and Assistant Baseball Coach Tom Hearon Director of Religious Activities Earline Herrin Secretary, Academic Vice President Ramona Hinton Office Manager, Admissions Office 118 Staff B.J. Hudson Chief Security Officer Young Shik Lee Director of Libraries Debbie Lightfoot Clerk Typist, Business Office Lynn McCrory Clerk Typist, Business Office Jo McLendon Secretary, Student Affairs Nancy McMillan Administrative Assistant, Office of Development staff Debbie Mooney Secretary of Library Jean Moulder Campus Nurse Tony Pascale Director of Admissions Marilyn Pound Regional Libraries Coordinator Beth Riley Data Entry and Computer Operator Jack Rogers Dean of Continuing Education i20 Staff Diane Sanford Assist. Dir. of Data Processing for Administrative Services Albert Saucier Assist. Supervisor of Maintenance Virginia Scott Assist. Dean of Students Carmen Simmons Bookstore and Post office Mgr. Mary Lou Sims Assist. Business Manager Don Sones Dir. of Financial Aid Staff 121 staff John Stephenson Head Coach of Baseball and Basketball Margaret Tart Custodial Foreman Mary Elizabeth Thompson Office Manager, Registrar ' s Office Brenda Waldrip Special Programs Steve Ward Supervisor of Grounds Donna Wheeler Secretary, President ' s Office 122 Staff Organizations INSIDE . . . Clubs Organizations Honor Societies Student Government Association: Cabinet Seated: Lydia Walker. Chief Justice; Stan Harris, President; Cheryl Arnold, Vice-President; Pam Harvey, Secretary- Treasurer. Standing: Danny Edney, Commissioner of Elections; April Ward, Commissioner of Programming; Lori Fields, Commissioner of Entertainment; James Longmire, Commissioner of Student Services; David Clark, Mud Puddle Editor; Connie Daniels, Commissioner of Publicity; Donna Strickland, Publicity Assistant; Willie Howard, Student Services Assistant. 126 Organizations Student Government Association: Senate Seated: Mary Clawson, Senior; Bekke Ray, Day; Cheryl Arnold, Vice-President; Jeff Murphy, Bryant Hall; Regina Reeves, Music; JoAnn Dees, Junior. Standing: Megan Sandifer, Polk Hall; Roberta Clower, Bass Hall; Kipp Smith, Ross Hall; Mary Lou Thompson, Arts and Sciences; Denise Daniels, Arts and Sciences; Carley Davis, Day; David Baughman, Business. Organizations 127 Student Government Association: Court Front Row: Janice Stuart, Lydia Walker, Chief Justice, Randy Rawls. Second Row: Celeste Brown, Danny Barber, Carey Steele, Glory Brown. 1 28 Organizations Association of Campus Presidents — Presidents of all campus organizations Front Row: Jerry Bower, Diane Roney, Carley Davis, Stan Harris, Dr. Noonkester, Barbara Rozier, Pam Harvey, April Ward. Back Row: Don Knight, Jay Burns, Jeff Murphy, Chris Gegenhiemer, Jeff Walker, Bob Chichester, Frank Kirksey, Jay Morrison, Kipp Smith, Bill Herman, Bob Allen, Janet Fordenbacher, Danny Edney, Lydia Walker, Bekke Ray. Organizations 129 Afro-American Cultural Society -Recognizes and promotes the contributions of Afro-Americans Front Row: Clyniece Gray, Jenny Jackson, Kathy Coker, Connie Dees. Second Row: Debbie Woullard, Josephine Brown, Maurice Davis, Cynthia Watts, James Longmire, JoAnn Dees, James Day. OFFICERS Jo Ann Dees President Nancy Jones Vice-President Kathy Coker Secretary Charlotte Taylor Treasurer 1 30 Organizations Alpha Chi — National honor scholarship society for juniors and seniors Melissa Haney, Robert Beaver, Kim Sowards, Stan Harris, Mary Clawson. Organizations 131 Alpha Psi Omega -National honorary theatre fraternity Doris Hendrix, Mr. Obra Quave, Greg Carnes, Chris Gegenhiemer, Lydia Waltier. Ellen McGarr, Jeff Piselli. OFFICERS Lydia Walker Director Chris Gegenhiemer Stage Manager Ellen McGarr Business Manager 132 Organizations Art Club — Encourages interest in the field of art Brian McCrory, Bekke Ray, Megan Sandifer, Barbara Jones, Miss Lucile Parker, David Galavis, Debbie Strickland, James Browe, Eugnia Perez, Kathy Smith, Walter Storie, Hidemitsu Hayashi, Elisabeth Harris, Edith Watkins, Hyomitsu Abe, Karyn Currie, Ellen McGarr, Jeff Piselli, Lisa Bounds, Sandra Terry, Rita Rogers, Scott Carlin, Donna Strickland, Chris Gegenhiemer, Jay Morrison, Penelope Walker, Teresa Howlet, Connie Daniels, Donna Williams. OFFICERS Brian McCrory Bekke Ray Pres. Donna Strickland Vice-pres. Sandra Terry Sect. Penelope Walker Treas. Organizations 133 Baptist Student Union -The link between intellectual challenge and spiritual inspiration Front Row: Carlos Smith, Donna Kemp, Vicki Grantham, Debbie Bell, Robin Laird, Penny Davidson, Sherra Mott, Sandy Schneider, Eppie Liebisch, Teresa Denton, Glory Brown. Second Row: Lori Fields, Regina Reeves, Lilly Jolly, Lenora Marsh, Raymond Caldwell, Janice Stuart, David Boutwell, Jay Morrison, Marissa Smith, Pam Harvey, Barbara Alford, Julie Simmons, Twila Peterson, Karla Hatchett, Debbie Bond, Cindy Hill, Sonja Pierce. Third Row: Alan Currie, Walter Storie, Tony Martin, Gary Sparrow, Kevin Ramage, Scott Carlin, Randy Skaggs, Frank Kirksey, Phil Kimery, Jim Spence, Phil Parks, Danny Edney, Carey Steele, Becky Deakle, Allison Autry. Back Row: Randy Rawls, Roberta Clower, Donald Tyrone, Doug Duncan, Bekke Ray; Danny Barber, Tom Hearon, Donna Strickland, Lydia Walker. 134 Organizations Baptist Student Union Executive Council W l i Front Row: Debbie Bell, Lilly Jolly, Janice Stuart, Lori Fields, Lydia Walker. Back Row: Tom Hearon, Raymond Caldwell, Gary Sparrow, Alan Currie, David Boutwell, Carlos Smith. Organizations 135 Front Row: Regina Jackson, Su- san Buckley, Regina Reeves, Re- nee Green, Lori Fields, Sherra Mott, Marissa Smith, Debbie Bell, Deborah Jackson, Becky Deakle. Back Row: Jo Ann Dees, Kathy Coker, Roberta Glower, Gonnie Holmes, Felescia Whatley, Pam Hershenham, Sylvia Fairley, Gin- dy Halford, Gonnie Dees. Beta Lambda Sigma Big sisters and little sisters 136 Organizations Carpenter ' s Wood — Ensemble giving on and off-campus performances Jimmy Byrd, Kipp Smith, Cindy Hill, Jerry Watts, Bob Chichester, Susan Buckley, Ricky Gnau, Dr. James Fry, Diane Roney, Kevin Mays, Cathye Constable, Bob Allen. Organizations 137 Chapel Choir Choral organization making on-campus appearances Front Row; Twila Peterson, Sherra Mott, Patricia Stevens Second Row: Marisa Smith, Carolyn Majure, Lisa Parker, Regina Reeves Third Row: Danny Barber, Ricky Gnau, Larry Clark, Kevin Ramage, Adrian McCree, Carl Stevens 138 Organizations Chi Beta Phi International honorary science fraternity Front Row: Mary Clawson, Ce- leste Brown, Bekke Ray, Carley Davis, Mary Lou Thompson, Danny Edney, Denise Daniels Back Row; Donald Tyrone, Lisa McClure, Bill Martiniere, Kathy Miller, Stan Harris, Dr. Ron Porter (advisor), Sandra King. OFFICERS Danny Edney Pres. Denise Daniels Vice-pres. Mary Lou Thompson Sect. Carley Davis Treas. Organizations 1 39 Chorale — Touring choral organization i HH il II !■! Front Row: Julie Simmons, Kathy Wolfe, Lori Fields, Renee Rawls, Rhoda Pitman, Roberta Clower, Renee Eaton, Cindy Hill, Diane Roney, Cathye Constable. Second Row: Jennifer Clark, Tammy Callahan, Pam Hershenham, Patricia Thomp- son, Cindy Henderson, Katie Brewer, Susan Buckley, Melanie Huff, Susan Dickey, Karen Sowards. Third Row: Dr. Gene Winters, Bill Goble, Bob Chichester. Back Row: Brad Jones, David Blackwell, Jerry Watts, Kevin Mayes, Bob Allen, Nick Davis, Roger Fowler, Jim Furno, Jeff Keeman. 140 Organizations COBBLER — Publishers of the Cobbler newspaper Front Row: Lilly Jolly, Lisa Owens, Janet Fordenbacher, Glory Brown, Zenia Gamblin, Randall Goins. Back Row: Al Ruffin, Mike Commini, Dave Clark, Jeff Murphy, Stan Harris, Dr. J.V. McCrory. Organizations 141 Creative Writers ' Club -Publishers of the literary magazine, the INDIGO Front Row; Jeff Murphy, Becky Deakle, Janet Fordenbacher, Dave Clark, Co nnie Daniels, Glory Brown, James Day, Dr. McCrory. Second Row: Bekke Ray, Larry Clark, April Ward. 142 Organizations CRUSADER —Publishers of the CRUSADER yearbook Front Row: Scott Carlin, Janice Stuart, Dave Clark. Back Row: Sandra Terry, Donna Strickland, Megan Sandifer, Debbie Strickland, Belinda Giles, Bekke Ray. Organizations 143 Delta Omicron -International honorary music fraternity for women Front Row: Cindy Hill, Julie Simmons, Kathye Wolfe, Tranni Shannon, Rhoda Pitman, Cathye Constable. Back Row: Regina Reeves, Tammy Calahan, Melanie Huff, Susan Buckley, Susan Dickey, Karen Sowards, Renee Eaton, Roberta Clower, Miss D ' Arpa, Diane Roney. OFFICERS Susan Dickey Pres. Melanie Huff Vice-pres. Susan Buckley Sect. Regina Reeves Treas. 144 Organizations Fellowship of Christian Athletes — Composed of varsity and intramural team members Front Row: Angela McWilliams. Rene Green. Pam Harvey, Julie Simmons, April Ward, Second Row: Dianne Evans, Trey Folse, Randy Skaggs, Walter Storie, OFFICERS Don Knight Pres. Randy Skaggs. Vice-pres. Pam Harvey Sect. Organizations 145 Fellowship of International Students -Promotes World Citizenship and Understanding Front Row: Oscar Sandrez, Jack Tannous, Salem Gargiem, Fernando Burguillos, Ahmed Tafran, Kenichirlh Fujisawa, Suhail Salti. Second Row: Jose Rojas, Xiomara Padrino, Hycok Shang, Patty Soto, Maria Elena Lara, Mercedes Hernandex, Jose Sanchex, Hideo Matsumoto. Third Row: Tarcisio Salazar, Manuel Rivas, Ricardo Villeda, David Ricon, Roberto Gebbiano, Santiago Borges, Jose Gutierrez. Back Row: Eugenio Perez, Victor Villeda, Travian Anghel, Hector Chitinos, Dennis Gordon, Ryomitsu Abe. 1 46 Organizations Freshmen Sophomore Honors — Academic extra-curricular programs for freshmen and sophomores Front Row: Renee Rawls, Jamie Wakeland, Patty Soto, Rhoda Pitman, Megan Sandifer. Second Row: Alison Autrey, Sherra Mott, Debra Brown, Dr. Milton Wheeler. Back Row: Connie Daniels, Alan Curry, Scott Carlin, Bill Goble, Jeff Murphy, David Clark, Regina Lott, and Suzanne Sellers. Organizations 147 Home Economics Club ■Integrates the work of the home and family living program Seated: Deborah Jackson, Mrs. Evelyn McClure, Glenda Grubbs, Laura DuBose. Standing: Angie Bush, Lilly Jolly, Ronald Jackson, Suzan Stephens, Sandra Schroeder. OFFICERS Suzan Stephens Pres. Kathy Coker Vice-pres. Tammy Malone Laura DuBose Sect. Treas. 148 Organizations Junior Senior Honors — Independent study for juniors and seniors in their disciplines Front Row: Ellen McGarr, Sandra Schroeder, Penny Davidson, Lilly Jolly, Vicki Grantham. Second Row: Pam Harvey, Julie Simmons, Mary Lou Thompson, Jill Schmelling, Melissa Haney, Cathy Miller, Lydia Walker, Kim Sowards, Chris Gegenhiemer. Back Row: Robert Beaver, Stan Harris, Bob Chichester, Phil Kimery, Frank Kirksey, Carley Davis, Danny Edney, Dr. Darlene Wheeler. Organizations 149 Kappa Mu Epsilon ■Honorary mathematics society Mary Clawson, Zohier Ghulam, Fernando Burguillos, Dr. Gaston Smith. 1 50 Organizations Lambda Iota Tau — International honorary literary society Randy Rawls, Stan Harris, Danny Edney, Mrs. Grace Smith, Lydia Walker, Glory Brown, Janet Fordenbacher, Sandra Schroeder, Jeff Piselli, Al Ruffin. Organizations 151 Crusader Soccer — Team Front Row: Ali Mohammed, Salem Buzeriba, David Rincon, Jose Sanchez, Jose Gutierrez, Adolfo Lang. Back Row: Hector Chirinos, Zohier Ghulam, Ricardo Villeda, Fowzi Benhariz, Larry Clark, Victor Villeda, Eduardo Sarmiento, Tom Hearon. 152 Organizations Ministerial Association — Promotes Christian fellowship among ministers Front Row: Jay Morrison, Raymond Caldwell, Teresa Denton, Phil Kimrey, Denny Deavers, Renee Green, Don Dobson. Second Row: Gary Sparrow, Melissa Haney, Tony Third Row: Manuel Biadog, Don Bryant, Ralph Holcomb, Frank Kirksey, Kipp Smith, Randy Rawls OFFICERS Jay Morrison Pres. Gary Sparrow Vice-pres. Raymond Caldwell Sect. Raymond Caldwell Treas. Organizations 153 Music Educators ' National Conference — National music education organization OFFICERS Diane Roney Pres. Jim Furno Sect. Jim Furno Treas. Front Row: Diane Roney Second Row: Roberta Clower, Melanie Huff, Lisa Parker. Third Row: Patricia Thompson, Tammy Calahan, Caroline Majure. Back Row; Bam Fountain, Dr. Kay Reynolds, Jim Furno. 1 54 Organizations National Association Of Music Therapists — Promotes a therapeutic use of music in a clinical setting Front Row: Mrs. Carylee Hammons, Bob Chichester, Kathye Wolfe, Rho- da Pitman. Back Row: Adrian McCree, Marissa Smith, Renee Rawls, Sherra Mott, Lori Fields, Pam Hershenham, Karen Sowards, Regina Reeves. Organizations 155 Omicron Delta Kappa National honorary leadership fraternity Front Row: Lori Fields, Pam Harvey, Mary Clawson, Glory Brown, Karla Hatchett, Mrs. Jo Laurin Davis. Second Row: Dianne Evans, Lydia Walker, Bekke Ray, Cheryl Arnold, Mrs. Virginia Scott. Back Row: Stan Harris, Mr. Obra Quave, Don Dobson, Randy Rawls, Dr. Milton Wheeler, Danny Edney. 1 56 Organizations Phi Beta Lambda — National business organization Front Row: Mr. James McKay, Stan Harris, James Longmire, Hal Hodges, Tara Breland, Gwen Hinton, Tranni Shannon, Penny Davidson, Cathye Constable, Pam Harvey. Second Row: Carey Myers, Evan Wright, Eddie Merrill, David Baughman, Gordon Roberts, Al Walters, Tim Murphy, Carey Meitzler, Dave Clark. OFFICERS Pam Harvey Pres. Tara Breland Vice-pres. Penny Davidson Sect. Penny Davidson Treas. Organizations 1 57 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia — Men ' s professional honorary music fraternity J vr 1 p- 1 1 Front Row: Bill Goble, Randall Coins, Bob Chichester. Second Row: Robert Beaver, Bob Allen, Kevin Mays, Jim Furno, Roger Fowler. OFFICERS Bob Allen Pres. Jim Furno Vice-pres. Bill Goble Sect. Bill Coble Treas. 158 Organizations Pi Gamma Mu National social science honor society Barbara Alford, Jeff Murphy, Dave Clark, Dr. Milton Wheeler, Stan Harris. Organizations 159 Pre-Law Club Promotes interest in the field of law Second Row: Jeff Murphy, Dave Clark, Stan Harris, Dwayne Coleman, Carey Myers, Dr. Milton Wheeler. Front Row: Deborah Jackson, Allison Autry, Debbie Brown, Barbara Alford. OFFICERS Jeff Murphy Pres. JoAnn Dees Vice-pres. Carey Myers Sect. Stan Harris Treas. 160 Organizations Pre-Medical Club — Organization for those interested in medicine Front Row: Mary Lou Thompson, Mary Clawson, Megan Sandifer, Sylvia Martinez, Lisa McClure, Norma Martinez, Carley Davis. Second Row: Dr. Rose West, Danny Edney, Denise Daniels, Glory Brown, Cindy Jones, Kathy Miller, Suzanne Sellers, Debbie Brown. OFFICERS Carley Davis Pres. Danny Edney Vice-pres. Megan Sandifer Sect. Megan Sandifer Treas. Organizations 161 Psychology Club An Honorary Organization for those interested in Psychology. Seated: Lillie Cobbert; Ann Rau; Xiomara Padrino; Standing: Randy Rawls, President; Zohier Ghulam; Frank Kirksey; Alan Currie. 162 Organizations Religious Education Association — Stimulates interest in religious education Seated: Manuel Biadog, Lilly Jolly, Renee Green, Lenora Marsh, Frank Kirksey, Sandy Manning. Standing: Dave Jager, Vicki Grantham, Dr. Frank Dawkins, Melissa Haney, Doug Duncan, Becky Deakle, Tony Martin, James Manning, Kipp Smith. Organizations 163 Serampore Players -Organization encouraging dramatic arts Jeff Piselli, Megan Sandifer, Doris Hendrix, Lydia Walker, Chris Gegenhiemer, Ryomitsu Abe, Ricky Gnau, Ellen McGarr, Pam Odie. 164 Organizations Student National Education Association — Pre-professional club for those specializing in education OFFICERS Jay Burns Pres. Jill Schmelling Vice-pres. Sandra Stewart Sect. Lisa Reams Treas. Front Row: Mrs. Frances Smith, Jill Schmelling, Lisa Reams, Debbie Bond. Back Row: Willie Howard, San- dra Stewart, Glory Brown, James Longmire. Organizations 165 Theta Kappa Sigma Seeks answers to theological functions Front Row: Denny Deavers, Randy Rawls, Car- los Smith, Eppie LaBiche, Teresa Denton, Phil Kimrey, Sandy Schnider, Manuel Biadog Second Row: Lenora Marsh, Tony Martin, Jay Morri- son, Ralph Holcomb, Raymand Caldwell OFFICERS Denny Deavers Pres. Lenora Marsh Vice-pres. Randy Rawls Sect. Randy Rawls Treas. 166 Organizations Wrestling Club Provides opportunities for wrestling Donald Tyrone, Jim Byrd, Frank Odom, Gary Sparrow, Mike Bragg Organizations 167 i ATHLETICS EDITORS Janice Stuart David Clark INSIDE . . . Intramurals Cheerleaders Men ' s Basketball Lady ' Saders Baseball -- INTRAMURALS Champions Football — Kentucky Volleyball — Bad Company VOLLEYBALL FOOTBALL 1. Bad Company L Kentucky 2. Chi Beta Phi II 2. Roughriders 3. BSU I 3. Chi Beta Phi 4. Giants 4. BSU 5. BSU II 6. Free Radicals 7. Latin Express 175 s Mens Basketball Back Row: Robert Porche, Tracy English, Zac Cooper, Eddie Ruth, Dexter McMillian, Larry Holmes, Jerry Al- ford, Tim Murphy. Front Row: Trey Folse, Darryl Fred- erick, Alan Smoot, Rodell Pittman, Nicky Fruge, Johnny Anderson.  . li y l Hiyt jHMF HH I itM v B iJ Hw — -j ' vl PH iim ' Am ■■i S i 5 ! J fj S JIB vi llii ' i JH Front Row: Jim Bryant, Donald Triplett, Dean Martin, Chuck Helton, Bill Martinere, James Browe, Tonye Lasseter, Greg Ott. Second Row: Scott Fetzer, Dale Palmer, Mike Swindle, Benny Graham, Don Knight, Greg Logan, Randy Cronk, Ronnie Key, John Giglio, Ricky Coleman. Third Row ' : Alan Currie, Jay Belcher, Ford Bowlin, Mike Ross, Scott Suehr, Frank Odom, James Ray Wiley, Larry Holmes, Jay Ciamocco, Danny Jennings, Bruce Nail, John Mark Carlisle. jdLSkA . j. 186 Baseball . - f ;-; 1 f. .Tf % .„ ..... k - • £ L-.. SS ' ' ■■ ■ ' . ; ■■•: ' ■ -- Baseball 187 i OTHER CAMPUSES EDITORS Danny Herold Lela Mitchell INSIDE . . . Coast Campus New Orleans Carey on the Coast 194 Other Campuses William Carey College on the Coast is a campus of rare beauty and rich tradition. It serves a dynamic people wtK love the Old South, but vAio are ccranitted to raeetmg the challenges of their own tiiiK with courage aiKl creativity. The serenity of its sunsets, the strength of its oak trees, and the spirit of those viio pass on its streets are reflected in the lives of its faculty and students. In this new era which is now beginning for William Carey College on the Coast, we dedicate ourselves to serving students and coimunity in developing a unique educational experience vtoch incorporates tlnse religious and patriotic values v iich are syimnymous with the name William Carey CoUege. This is xr purpose. We will be worthy of it. James C. Downey January, 1982 Other Campuses 195 Faculty and Staff Joyce Barnett Records and Admissions Specialist Walter Brown Biblical Studies Tom Forsythe Business Administration Falconer Hodges Graduate Education 196 Other Campuses Barbara Johnson Nursing Department Kasimer Kay Business Administration Suanna Smith Social Sciences Linda Stewart Education and Psychology Other Campuses 197 Personalities II 11 II II 11 i: i! II !•  ■ i« ••  • •• II II II IS II II II II SUSAN BARNES: MS William Carey on the Coast; SGA President, Campus Favorite, Beauty, CRUSADER Coast Campus Co-Editor. JOHN MCCOY: Mr. William Carey on the Coast. PATRICIA TURNER: SGA Vice-President, Beauty. BRYAN BILLINGS: SGA Secretary. 198 Other Campuses JAMIE HANSEN: SGA Treasurer, Beauty. DANNY HEROLD: Commissioner of Student Services, Campus Favorite, Beau, CRUSADER Coast Campus Co- Editor. II 11 j« ;. -J turn !■  _. Ill II 11 iir II II ur II 1 •:, !■ TIM CASANO: Beau. JAMIE HANSEN Homecoming Maid TIM CASANO Escort Other Campuses 199 Faculty and Staff Carolyn Abrams Circulation and Reference Librarian Elise Curtise Bookstore Manager Tom Forsythe Business Anna Hodges Library Assistant Paula McClure Office Manager Robert L. Stutz Maintenance and Security 200 Organizations Organizations 201 | New Orleans, Lousiana William Carey College School of Nursing is located in Nev; Orleans within the Southern Baptist Hospital complex. This impressive complex is situated on historic Napoleon Avenue. New Orleans offers the student a wealth of history, cultural activities and excitement. The faculty of the School of Nurisng are dedicated to providing an excellent educational experience for the student. Classes are held within the seven story educa- tional building. This building also houses the library, pastoral services, dormitory facilities, and a variety of educational services. A variety of health care agencies are utilized for the student to achieve clinical knowledge and experience. 202 Other Campuses Other Campuses 203 School of Nursing Flora Blackstock Dir. of Special Programs and Prof, of Nursing Kim Britt Secretary, School of Nursing Nell D ' Amico Instr. of Nursing Peggy Davis Assist. Prof, of Nursing Larry Dunagin Instr. of Nursing Mary Jean Padgett Assist. Prof, of Nursing and Assoc. Dean 204 Other Campuses Sharon Pearce Instr. in Nursing Gloria Peel Instr. in Maternal-Infant Nursing Diane Romig Instr, in Nursing of Children Geraldine Sistrunk Fnstr. in Nursing Myra Smith Dean ' s Secretary EUoise Sneed Assist. Prof, of Family Community Nursing Other Campuses 205 Organizations Carey Student Nurses Association OFFICERS: Lori Strand, president; Beverly Deggins, vice-president; Cathy Perry, secretary treasurer. 206 Other Campuses Chi Beta Phi Lela Mitchell, Miriam Nettles, Lori Strand, Dianna Kelly. Student Government Association Janice Lewis, Programming; Lela Mitchell, Vice-president, Jackie Clavo, President; Brian McCurley, Elections; Dianna Kelly, Secretary Treasurer. Other Campuses 207 Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities Jackie Clavo Beverly Deggins Janis Lewis Leia Mitchell Lori Strand 208 Other Campuses Homecoming Maid and Escort Lori Strand Micheal Clark Other Campuses 209 Features 210 Other Campuses Senior Class Favorites Janis Lewis Brian McCurley Junior Class Favorites Steve Adams Holly Brothers Other Campuses 211 212 Other Campuses Other Campuses 213 ■■■ ' . ' - , ' iJI. Vr W l r, j -lMMT ' - ., ?  x. Px  P A[, - J fWk - W ' ' ' ' lfe ' vV T .- L x ' r ' X H i jg v iLaJlL ffiUliWi Pcfl 1 .1 ■ ' ' 1 ■ nJ i  ' ■ ' ■ Vf bi JbBrflHB i 7 ■1 ;. i V « ' V ' ' i r Tt ' - ' lan ' -• ' WT Tlff ' Hg H gEJ?. j 1 K Mb i 1 ■ wl P fe ' ' a kl L A « i« HHBi ) 1 wiF.: .4Hi K ®2 r Hi ■ ' ' J W ka I! ■ r w ,— •- ■: v a SPONSORS EDITOR Bekke Ray f y ' -:f ;i €: .. A UI«! 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We want to be your future partner-TOEMY. Savings Loan Association HATTIESBURG PASCAGOULA LAUREL - PETAL LONG BEACH DepoBiU insurMl by the FSLIC. i 223 MAIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Bob Jones Minister of Music David Hulsey Minister of Education 8:15 Gospel Hour 9:30 Sunday School 11:00 Morning Worship Service 5:45 Church Training 7:00 Evening Worship Service 6:45 Wednesday Prayer Service ' WE ' RE A GREAT PLACE TO BE Beautiful Day Imports Bookland Camelot Music Cameras, Etc. Candle Cabin Citizens Bank Coiffures by Margarette Delia ' s Flower World The Diamond Shop Dipper Dan Donavan-Lane Fanfares Shoes Fine Bros.-Matison Flowers Unlimited Gordon ' s Jewelers Haberdash, Inc. Heritage Vision Center Household Finance Corp. Jan ' s Hallmark Shop Jitney Jungle 21 The Karat Patch- K B Drugs Karmelkorn Shoppe Kate Carter Kinney Shoes McCrory McRae ' s Mississippi Britches Mississippi Music Morrison Cafeteria Orange Julius Plitt Cinema 1 2 Radio Shack Sears, Roebuck Co. Singer Company Smart Shoes Smith Bros. Sporting Goods Thom McAn Village Casuals The Vogue Waldoffs OB cloverleaf mall Sdlllli .Mississippi si Kxcilm . c 224 PO IT YOURSELI- CUblUlVr PICTi m FRAMING Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of WARD ' S Hattiesburg Petal Columbia Laurel Gulfport Picayune Jackson Bay St. Louis Ward off your hunger at WARD ' S Compliments of HATTIESBURG AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Your New Car Franchisee! Automobile Dealers Steadman Motor Co. Courtesy Ford Inc. Martin Motor Sales Patterson Morris Lincoln Mercury Inc. Cosolidated Sales Inc. Ryan Chevrolet Vardaman Buick Co., Inc. Toyota Sales of Hattiesburg McMullen Motors Dossett Poptiac, Cadillac GMC 225 SOMETHING FROM ' ' i ROLLINGS ' ' ' -• ( ' IS ALWAYS ' ' : , %) FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Dr. Brooks Wester Pastor Farrell Blankenship Minister of Education James Hayes Minister of Music Terry Sharp Minister of Youth Margaret McArthur Minister of Childhood EoLiation r Highway 49 South Hattiesburg, Mississippi Order of Worship 9:45 . . . Sunday School 11:00 .. . Worship 5:45 . . . Training Union 7:00 . . . Worship WEDNESDAY 6:00 . . . Family Supper 6:45 . . . Prayer Meeting Watch Cable 6 Sunday-Friday 6:30-10:00 P.M. Christian TV Viewing For transportation hitch a ride in the tan mini bus or call City Cab 584-8411 and we pick up the tab. 4 9 DEPOSn GUARANTY MATIONAL BANK Jackson • Centrevillo • Greenville Greenwood • McComb • Monlicello Natchez • Newhebfoo • Clinton- Pearl Newest Offices in Hattiesburg and Petal, Mississippi C and A Laundries and Car Washes Serving Hattiesburg with the latest coin operated equipment SA  miK HUMES! 121 W. Central Av. Petal 545-3100 Hwy 98 W Hattiesburg 1712 Broadway Drive Hattiesburg 2006 West Pine Hattiesburg Rt. 4, Box 581 Ellisville New and Used Mobile Homes Lebanon Baptist Association Dr. Joel Ray, Executive Director Southern Baptist Churches of Forrest County Working Together Office: William Carey College Telephone: 583-2771 ATHLETE Hattiesburg inc It ' s nice to know that the community sponsors us in this way every year. We would like to say THANK YOU to all our contributors. M«. 211 S. 40th Aven ue 264-1976 In Appreciation to Dr. and Mrs. Earl Green and Dr. and Mrs. Glen T. Pearson for continued support through the years 1 ..■ gft bbJ£j 4 t F k M 1. 1 m ' . m 1 m f 1 ' i mx-am f S H f f . Jh I m ... « ■- 1 228 Honorarium In Memorium Mr. J.D. Sims Vice-President for Business Affairs 1954-1981 Dr. Clariece Robinson Professor of Economics and Business 1955-1969 Nestor Daza Honorarium 229 Specifics The 1982 CRUSADER was printed in Montgomery, Alabama by the Herff Jones Company. The 232 pages were printed on Bordeaux Special paper stock and include three multiples of Multiple Plus color— HJ 123 Ochre, HJ UC2 Ultra Blue, and JH UCl Ultra Red — used in varying percentages and halftones. The cover is of van dyke brown Spanish grain with the design made of an embossed shield. The lettering is in Old English silk-screened in tan. The shield design is carried throughout the book on the title page and division pages. All type face is in Times Roman Bold with the division pages in 48 point. All other headlines and subheadlines are in 30 point and 1 8 point respectively. Body copy is in 10 point while captions and page notations are in 8 point. Photography Credits Danny Rawls, Benjy Horn, Randall Goins, Megan Sandifer, Tony Martin, Mrs. Jo Laurin Davis, Tim Hufford, Tom Hearon, Denise Daniels, Dr. Ron Porter, Mr. Robert Fields, Gary Hall, Jimmy Stephenson, Sandra Terry, Gary Sparrow, Cecil Rimes. 230 Closing « 1982 CRUSADER Staff Editor BekkeRay Assistant Editor Belinda ones People Editor Debbie Strickland Administration Editor sandra xerry Athletics Co-Editors janice smart David Clark Coast Co-Editors Danny Herold Susan Barnes New Orleans Editor Leia Mitcheii otail Donna Strickland Penelope Walker Julie Simmons Redena Bivins Megan Sandifer Merle Carpenter Deborah Jackson Kathy Coker Tammy Malone Donna Stewart Lisa McClure Jennifer Clark Scott Carlin Advisor Mrs. Evelyn McClure Closing 231 The Essentials of Yearbook Production . extra long pencils with extra large erasers . a year ' s supply of jelly beans . faculty members who leave leftovers from their weekly coffees . a refrigerator with an ice water dispenser . a telephone with a direct line to 544 — HELP . friends who listen to you complain and then tell you to be quiet . parents who listen to you complain but do not tell you to be quiet . professors who understand about all those times your work was not done . professors who also understand why you fell asleep in their classes , an alarm clock that goes off in time for your 8:00 class knowing that you went to bed only 2 hours ago . 32 hours in a day , home economics students who let you sample all their cooking . a dog who loves you no matter what mood you are in when you get home from school , staffers who work above and beyond the call of duty . staffers who do not complain (to your face) as you change their layouts for the ' umpteenth ' time . a good friend who knows the ' ins and outs ' of editing a yearbook a boyfriend who knows how to type — and take pictures — and understands when a deadline takes precedence over a date photographers who always manage to have pictures ready on short notice a public relations director who lets you borrow her news articles and photographs a president ' s secretary who identifies the Board of Trustees for you at least three times the Lord who works miracles with UPS and layouts creativity pills an assistant editor who can be creative at the last minute a patient advisor who believes in you and is willing to let you try new ideas a student body about which to write the book Thanks to all involved! 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