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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CAMPUS LIFE 18
ORGANIZATIONS 72
SPORTS 95
PEOPLE 120
ADS & INDEX 188
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TO BUTCH SHERRILL . . .
Butch Sherrill has been a
dedicated soul to QC and its
students. An alumnist who
achieved status as the school's
Chaplain, head of Student Affairs,
Head of the Alumni and advisor
to the Student Christian
Fellowship. Butch Sherrill remains
a close personal friend to many
students and was at one time
acting senior class advisor. This
participation with students and
his caring attitude towards others
makes him irreplaceable. We will
miss him terribly.
"During the past four years I
have had the distinct pleasure of
not only knowing Mr. Sherrill, but
of working closely with him
through Student Christian
Fellowship. I am proud to say
that the former faculty member
with the best looking legs is my
friend.''
— Carla Whitesell
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'I am sorry to see Mr. Sherrill go. He is the type of person that the students could go to and talk to. He will be missed by all and I will especially miss him and all the help he gave to me and the Senior Class.
We will miss you." — Christine McArdle Senior Class President
"Thanks for all your support and help. On behalf of the SCF and myself you will be deeply missed. Thanks again for all the laughs and good times." — Enthusiastically in Christ Tony L. Joyner
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MEMORIES OF 1989
The Rolling Stones launched their 1989 tour, the first in 8 years
The Exxon Valdez struck a reef, on the Alaska shoreline gushing millions of gallons of thick crude oil.
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Pete Rose was banned for life from baseball for betting on his own team.
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Tienanmen Square in Beijing, China, was the sight of a pro-democracy protest. 3,600 people were killed and 60,000 injured when troops opened fire.
San Francisco was hit with an earthquake which registered 6.9, destroying much of the city, and killed at least 62 people.
BARTLETT GIAMATTI FERDINAND E MARCOS LUCILLE BALL ABBIE HOFFMAN CLAUDE PEPPER
ANDREI GROMYKO IRVING BERLIN EMPEROR HIROHITO AY ATOLLAH KHOMEINI SIR LAURENCE OLIVIE
The following people have left us in 1989
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A TRIBUTE TO
At the start of the 1989-90 school year, the athletic department was seriously considering changing the school's mascot. The yearbook staff decided to pay tribute to GC's Hornet no matter what the decision may be. The Hornets sports team originated in 1967 when Greensboro College first took part in intercollegiate sports. The Hornet's Nest was also established at this time. Back in 1959, right after Greensboro College became co- educational, there were four intramural teams. One of the teams and the best team was named the Hornets. The school ended up choosing the mascot in replica of that intramural team.
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FALL CARNIVAL
A carnival took place on
front campus. The idea was
to introduce students to
clubs and organizations.
Music was provided by 102
JAMZ. A dunking booth gave
students and staff an
opportunity to take revenge
for a $1.00. The $1.00 was a
donation to the United Way
— and worth every penny!
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FALL CONVOCATION
Greensboro College recognizes the academic
achievement of its students during a ceremony
held in the Finch Chapel. This is done both in
the fall and in the spring.
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JELLO WRESTLING
Sumo wrestling at GC.
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VOLLEY FOR CHARITY
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THE U-A-A-S DANCE
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STEEL DRUM BAND
During Alcohol Awareness
Week, (Oct. 2-6), Greensboro
College students were fortunate
enough to enjoy the sounds of
the "Steel Band.'' The band was
sponsored by BACCHUS (Boost
Alcohol Consciousness
Concerning the Health of
University Students), which was
also responsible for serving
mocktails that evening, as well as
launching a limbo contest. Kevin
Burroughs emerged as the
winner.
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BLOOD MOBILE
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A new
homecoming
tradition began this
year. Homecoming
was held during
soccer season. It
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played on the new
athletic field and
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Oglethorpe.
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BLIZZARD OF BUCKS
The game show "Blizzard of Bucks"
visited the Stu this past fall. Students
did a variety of fun and crazy stunts,
such as putting baby bibs and bonnets
on and seeing who could drink a
bottle of O.J. the fastest. In the end,
Lorraine Romiti won the chance to go
in a booth and grab as much money
as she could Lorraine won over $100
over all.
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HOT BODIES
The Lip Sync Contest held by
the Stu brought out some of QC's
finest talent. Students got to hear
a variety of songs from "Mr.
Sandman" by the Woobies to a
Luther Vandross song sung by
Ken Washington. Ken won first
place by romancing the hearts of
many girls. During the
intermission UAAS held a hot
bodies contest. Charlene Rosey
and Jeff Dastmalchian showed GC
students their stuff and won first
place.
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PLAYS AT QC
Crew: David Schram, Director- Robin Hancock, Asst. Director- Jennifer Dean, Lights and Stage Direction; Becky Baughn, Lights and Stage Direction; Hasra Sudi, Props,- Ruth Yohannes, Props,- Masako Kawagoe, Props,- Masumi Kuriyama, Props. Cast: Shirley Thorns, Clay Pace, Sammi Armentrout, Jeff Whipple, Rani Gill, Angie McQee, Charles Devito, Deirdre Jeroy, Erik Donaldson, Matalee Zepp, Qina Lowe, Gary Wyatt, Krisse Newkirk, Kirstie Kroggel, Kristen Shupe, Yem Maru, Suzannah Sizemore, Brooks Stewart, Steve Muff, Crystal Harvey.
As the play performances draw closer the cast breaks tension.
In today's world the Little Girl shoots the Wolf Nude magazines, fires on highways, and irate mothers are just the
beginning of "Mr. Thurber's" confusion.
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Adam & Eve, an intimate moment.
Eve shows the world her animal magnetism.
Before the February performance of "The Trial'' were several rehearsals.
All three plays were done under the guidance of Director David Schram. This marked his first year at QC. Thank you, Mr. Schram for joining us, and good luck in the future. — Natalee Zepp DeVriendt
January was the beginning of rehearsals for "Godspell."
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MUSIC MEMORIES
Dave Wopat — March 13
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Robin Greenstein — January 18
Musicians performed on campus throughout the year; however, the Spring seemed to be the time when mu- sic memories were made in the "Stu". The weather turning warm early natural- ly led to open doors in the Stu so the music could be heard beyond the con- fines of the building. The variety in mu- sic ranged from guitarists and vocalists such as Robin Greenstein and Michael Francis to high-tech pop-rock musicians Dave Wopat and Carl Rosen.
Michael Francis
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FOR HEART
The Jump Rope for Heart was again sponsored by the PE/Recreation club for the fourth year. This year all kinds of people showed up to help raise money for the American Heart Association. Thanks to the club and those who came and helped. $500 was raised.
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This was a two hour comedy show
held in the Stu. Three comedians
performed individually for a short period,
then students were chosen to play the
game, "We Can Make You Laugh." If
they were able to not laugh for a given
amount of time while a comedian
performed, they would win $25.00. There
were two winners and two losers by the
end of the night.
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"Godspell" was a musical based upon the Gospel according to St. Matthew. The cast included Dawn Belshaw, Charles Devito, Matosha Etheridge, Bertrand Gutierrez, Crystal Harvey, Steve Huff, Deirdre Jeroy, Lynda Matthews, Chrissy Penny, Charlene Rosey, and LeeAnn Symanski. It was directed by David Schram and Terri L. Rotunda was the musical director.
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On April 19, 1990, Greensboro College held a worship service and picnic to re- flect back on the 1989-90 academic year we all spent together as a part of Q.C. The message sent to those who attended was that we are each separate individ- uals who can and have proven to come together as a whole — as the Greens- boro College family.
We were privileged on this day to hear a message from our new Chaplain Rev. Phillip K. Cates who spoke "... on Knowledge and Love
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Men's Flag Football
David Shipman Wes Jones Kevin Davis Will Messer Jay Pennington
Women's Hag Football
Cindy Shipman Allison Nantz Lauren Mabry Mary Sue Wheeler Lisa Brubaker Kyra Hebbard Jill Shreve Andrea Hauser
Women's Basketball
Sandy Fields Kristin Brown Lee Wall Brenda Turner Ginger Winstead
Men s 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
Kevin Davis Hal Adams Wes Jones
Rob Seltzer Trish Derring
Bowling
Shawn Naples: high game 242
average game 179 Kymber faas: high game 192
average game 152
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Men 's Basketball
Wes Jones \ Hal Adams 1 Kevin Davis \ Will Jones
Eddie Mclaurin I Roy Manley 111
Women's Volleyball
Aimee Baucom Cindy Shipman Andrea Hauser Dominique Carter Allison Nantz Beth Baily Monica Swann Janet Hanson Lucia Edmonds
Men's Volleyball
Jim Rinker Fete Otterberg Buddy LaPlante Saulo Martinez Tom Misuraca Mark Lathrop
Double Billards
Will Messer Chris Walls
Single Billards Kevin Davis
Raquetball Bill Pressey
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ALPHA CHI
Alpha Chi is an Honor Society
which selects its members from
Juniors and Seniors in the top of
their class. The group acts as a
service organization by doing
activities such as Rent-a-Chi. We
also represent QC at regional and
national conventions.
Members: Julie Secrest, President; Kevin E. Burroughs, Beverly A. Carson, Lori Copple, Christina E. Cummings, Marsha C. Erskine, Becky S. Mabes, Becky Petras, Sonya Thurman; Advisors: Victor Archibong, Edward Coleman, Mary Dowlen
ALPHA KAPPA OMEGA
Members: Cathy Garrison, President; Becky Petras,
Vice President; Pam Fulton, Sonya Justice, Lora
Lancaster, Julie Secrest; Advisor: Willie Taylor
AKO is an Honorary society for junior and
senior women. AKO recognizes high
scholarship, outstanding character and
community activities. AKO promotes
leadership and excellence among women in
higher education. This is done through
activities such as their celebration in March
for Women's Awareness Month. Their goal is
to heighten awareness of women's issues and
inspire women to take a stand on those
issues.
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AMS
Members: Natalee Zepp DeVriendt, President; Mike Crigler, Vice President; Jennifer Singer, Secretary; Rob Izzo, Treasurer; Stephanie Clapp, Program Chair; Kevin Besecker. Mike Brame, Jeff Brown. Sonya Byrd, Brian Fortier, Cheryl Garrison, Sam Qerson, Brian Henderson, Patty Combs Holt, Eric Krpys, Carrie Percell, Becky Petras, Chaz Polak, John Smallwood, Mavis Swann, Beverly Watkins, Peggy Simmons, Anita Bryant, Charles DeVito, Emily Elliott, Lisa Handon, Cindy Mock, Anna Reynolds, Masra Sudi, Kevin Swanson, Joe Talluto, Julie Secrest, Cindy Braswell; Advisors: William Erazier, Don Schraeder
AMS is a business club consisting of Legal Administration, Business, Economics, and Accounting majors.
Through publications, meetings, conferences, and personal contacts, the students increase their knowledge about all aspects of business as well as management.
BACCHUS
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To help promote knowledge concerning the use/misuse of alcohol, and to find more ways of drinking more responsibly.
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BASEBALL CLUB
The Baseball club is an
organization which is open
to all student and faculty
of QC. Our club allows
individuals a chance to
play the game and
compete against other
teams. Our goal is to
become a varsity sport in
the '91-'92 school year.
This will add another
sport to our community
and give players a chance
to play the game of
baseball.
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Coach: Andy Shene
Mark Costanzo
Flayers: Michael Brame
Eric Krpys
Eric Dillow
nick Longerbeam
Jeff Garback
Brian Petterson
John Porter
Joe Talluto
Greg Rothermel
Kevin Burroughs
Gary Wyatt
Lee Ancheta
Wesley Jones
John Foley
Eddie McClauren
Advisor: Paul Leslie, Randy
Doss
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24 Liberty Col 2 GC 3
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CAMPUS ACTIVITIES BOARD
CAB helps to plan and set up the campus entertainment for the students such as: dances, comedians, musicians, All- nighters, etc.
Members: Cindy Mock, Co-Chair; Lorraine Romiti, Co-Chair; Theresa Giamarino, Jeff Brown, Jennifer Krauth, Kymber Faas, Chaz Polack, Kimberly West
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Chorale is a mixed chorus that performs a variety of music and they appear at special events; Chapel services, The Festival of Lessons and Carols, and at churches in the local community.
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Freshman Class:
Stephanie Whitaker, President
Eddie McLaurin. Secretary
Robin Frazier, Treasurer
Dean McKillip, Advisor
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Senior Class:
Christine McArdle, President
Lora Lancaster, Vice President
Pam Fulton, Secretary
Denise Moore, Treasurer
Jean Jojko, Advisor
Sophomore Class:
Will Messer, President
Shani Porter, Vice President
Qenia Burgess, Secretary
Amy Britt, Treasurer
Sharon Cannon, Advisor
Junior Class: Will Jones, President
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EAST DORM COUMCIL
This year the council has kept busy in trying to grow and strengthen. The council's goals for this year included promoting dorm activities and being a go between for Resident Life and the Residents of East Dorm Activities sponsored by the dorm council include: Christmas Dance, The Roommate Game, etc.
Advisor: Holly DeCann President: Kelly O Toole Secretary: Pam Bisbon Treasurer: Tricia Derring Hall Representatives: Tammy Fain Sandy Fields Dominique Yates Stephanie Young
GREENSBORO HALL COUNCIL
Members: Wendy Wood worth, President; Theresa Giamarino, Vice President; Alexa Dwyer, Meghan Mann, Cindy Mock, Beth Lehner, Jill Lowman. Jill Shreve
To represent Greensboro Dorm and to keep life interesting! That's Greensboro Hall Council's purpose.
COMMUTER CLUB
Denise Price, President Kimberly West, Vice President Karen Webster, Secretary Shelia Qreeson, Treasurer Tiffany McKillip. Advisor
We are currently working on issues such as finding a "commuter room", the parking situation, and a newsletter. Our basic goal is to make all commuters feel as though they are a part of GC.
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SCEC
Student Council for Exceptional Children is an
organization for students in order to promote
and support the profession of Special Education.
Members include Sandra Qwinn, President;
Charmaine Bloun, Vice President; Tracy Taft,
Secretary; Elizabeth Bare, Lisa Geyer, Kelly
O'Toole, Shelia Slayton, Denise Swain. Dr.
Blomgren and Dr. Reinholtz are the advisors.
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Q.C. PLAYERS
The QC Players promote the Members: Jeff Whipple, President; Robin
awareness of dramatic arts. They do this through school theater productions and assisting outside productions that use QC facilities.
Hancock, Vice President; Qina Lowe, Secretary, Clay Pace, Treasurer; Sammi Armentrout, Erik Donaldson, Steve Huff, Kristen Shupe, Suzannah Sizemore, Brooks Stewart, Gary Wyatt, Deirdre Jeroy, Krisse Newkirk
Q.C. GREEK CLUB
Members: Cindy Shipman, President- Jenny Simms, Vice President; Jennifer Albright, Secretary/Treasurer; Kim Bamett, Carol Creech, Chris frilingos, Mark Housler, Melissa Mehrlich, Liz Moore, nicole Savino, Esther Walters, Jim Whitehouse, Sherri Williams
The Greek club provides a variety of experiences for students interested in the study of Greek culture and language. These experiences include symposiums on Greek culture, trips to Duke University's Rare Book Room, and trips to Acropolis Restaurant.
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Q.E.T. H.I.P.
Giving Everything to Help
Important People
This group is the campus
community service club. The
officers for this year are Aimee
Baucom — chairperson, Sharona
McClain — cochairperson, and
Kellie McLeod — advisor. There
are about 50 members in the
club and with the help of other
groups has done more than 500
hours of community service.
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GREASE PAINT & HALOS
Greasepaint and Halos is a clown ministry organization, which interprets scripture through mime. We present two or three Chapel services a year. We help with other Chapel services. We also help in community services, such as City Stage.
INTERNATIONAL CLUB
The QC International Club was established in 1985 to allow foreign students and our students interested in international culture to meet and share their experiences.
Holal ALOHA!
Ciaol Bonjourl
Guten-Tag! Qoeden Dag!
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INQUISITOR
The Inquistor Newspaper,
formerly Collegian, is dedicated
to serving the students by
keeping on top of all school
activities. It is written by the
students for the entire QC
community, involving their
concerns, worries, and upcoming
events.
Editor-in-Chief: Boo McKee
Co-Editor: Michelle Owens
Sports Editor: Andrea Hauser
Club Editor: Jenny Simms
Photographers: Kim Barnett, Jenny Simms
Cartoonist: Harry Krigel
Staff Analyst: Page Hodge
Reporters: Allison Frost, Wendy Hammonds,
Chaz Polak, Sara Vernon
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JAYCEES
Jaycees sponsor on and off campus events for the betterment of QC and the surrounding community. These events include the GGO, a carnation sale, and food drives for the needy.
Members: Kerri Satterfield, President; Krisse Mewkirk, Vice President; Robin Hancock, Treasurer; Melissa Mehrlich, Secretary; Lisa Brubaker. Stephanie Clapp, Pam Fulton, Cathy Garrison, Rob Izzo, Lauren Mabry, Ammiel Mateen, Tracy Miciotto, Chris Monroe, Allison Mantz, Jill Oakley, Cindy Shipman, Kristin Shupe, Mary Sue Wheeler; Advisor: Victor Archibong
MATH CLUB
Members: Bobbi Kotrba. President; Mark Costanzo, Vice President; Liz Moore, Secretary/Treasurer; Bill Atti, Chris Collangelo, Matalee Zepp DeVriendt, George Fisher, Sandra Gwinn, Patty Holt, Rob Seltzer, David Shipman, Jenny Simms; Advisor: Mary Dowlen, Kathy Eaton
The math club holds competitions for Junior high and Elementary school children.
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H.C.A.E.
MEMBERS:
Linda Harbour
Deborah Vestal
Darla Page
Patricia Sutliff
Doretha Straughn
Marsha Erskin
Denise Moore
Sandy Fields
Tracy Miciotto
Tracy Taft
Lisa Qeyer
Jennifer Walton
Lora Lancaster
Candy Caudle
Sonya Justice
MCAE develops in prospective
educators an understanding of
the education profession. It
stimulates the highest ideals of
professional ethics, standards,
and attitudes. It also influences
the conditions under which
prospective educators are
prepared.
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north Carolina Student
Legislature provides an
opportunity whereby students
assemble as representatives
and through the learning
experience of the legislative
process come to appreciate the
concept of representative
government and to realize
more fully the aspects of
citizenship.
MEMBERS:
Pamela Fulton — DCP
Monique Partee — VDCP
Stephanie Young — Secretary
Sharon Parker — Treasurer
Lolita Davis — Parliamentarian
Yvette McClean
Jackie Royster
Brian Evans
Andrea Smith
fiatosha Etheridge
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PSYCHOLOGY CLUB
Members: Mike Crigler, President; Jill Shreve. Vice President; Jennifer McFarland, Secretary /Treasurer; Liz Bowen, Mina Conner, Clint Dodge, Kymber Faas, Tamera Fain, Carl McAn, Michelle Stanley Advisors: Austin Chandler, Ann Walter- Fromson, J. Crisson
The Psychology Club is a group of members that are interested in the field of Psychology. You don't have to major or minor in the field of Psychology. Members are involved in on and off campus programs, such as speakers and the Dating Game. They make these activities successful.
STUDENT AMBASSADORS
Members: Carol Creech, President; Kevin Burroughs, Vice President; Andrea Hauser, Secretary/Treasurer; Kim Barnett, Michael Brame, Mike Crigler, Sandy Fields, Kyra Hebbard, Eric Krepjs, Beth Lehner, Jill Lowman, Shani Porter, Cindy Shipman, Jenny Simms, Jeff Whipple, Beth Bailey, Jen McFarland, Angie Roberts, Advisor: Randy Doss
The Student Ambassador organization is sponsored by the Admissions Office. Its primary focus is to assist the college in attracting outstanding students to Greensboro College. Student Ambassadors give tours of the college, and telephone prospective students.
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P.E./RECREATION CLUB
The Physical Education
Club is open to all
Physical
Education/Recreation
majors and all other
students who are
interested. The club
sponsers the concessions
during sporting events.
They also sponsor Jump
Rope for Heart.
Pres. — Sharon Wisner
V.P. — Tony Joyner
Sec. — Mary Sue Wheeler
Tres. — Jean Lojko
Advisor — Jean Lojko
Wendy Cooper
Tricia Dering
Jennifer McFarland
Brenda Turner
Lea Wall
Kristen Brown
Shannon Virtue
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STUDENT CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
President: Michael Brame Vice-President: Shani Porter Secretary/Treasurer: Lynda Matthews Advisor: Phil Cates
SCF is a non-denominational organization that is open to all QC students. The weekly meetings allow students to come togethe* and share a common bond: Christ.
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S.Q.A.
Student Government
Association is designed to
ensure the students'
opinions and concerns are
communicated to College
officials. This group
sponsors dances,
Homecoming, etc.
MEMBERS:
Henry Aratow — President
David Shipman — Vice-President
Chris Monroe — Secretary
Cynthia Qalunas — Treasurer
Mike Crigler — Parliamentarian
Kerri Satterfield — Ombudsman
Will Jones
Will Messer
Chris McArdle
Linda Super
Stacy Krzywicki
Joe Johnson
Amy Merritt
STUDENT MARSHALLS
These students were in the
top percent of the junior
class. They represent
Greensboro College at
Convocations, Graduation,
and several other events
held on campus.
MEMBERS:
Julie Secrest — Chief
Cynthia Qalunas — Assistant Chief
Tim Brooker
Patty Hoyt
Shannon Cowart
Christina Cummings
Pamela Fulton
dinger Gallagher
Samuel Oerson
Sonya Justice
James Mapel
Lisa Norris
Becky Petras
Beverly Watkins
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SOCIOLOGY CLUB
1989-1990 OFFICERS:
Nancy Harjo Shelia Maness Aimee Baucom
CLUB MEMBERS:
Lorey Tolbert Tom Hanson John Mill Tim Rains Jennifer Perkins George Williams Rex Carter Ashley Alexander Sharona McClain Leanne Dolen Elizabeth Budd Tammy Mayberry Helen Allen Walace Lambert Qia Moorehouse Heather Haugan Giselle Stanley Anne Suggs Debra Harris Shawn Naples Mollie McAlister Shani Porter
PURPOSE:
To focus on career opportunities in the field, and to have community application of social issues and principles.
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UAAS
OFFICERS:
Charlene Rosey — President
Natasha Etheridge — VP
Tiffany Pickard — Secretary
Sharon Parker — Treasurer
Doreen Williams — Advisor
Purpose: To provide a sociable
atmosphere for black and
minority students. We have
about 50 members. Some of
our events this year were Mr.
and Mrs. UAAS Pageant Martin
Luther King's Birthday march,
and dances.
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ECHO
The Echo's purpose is to
capture the year's events
for future memories. Think
of us as the "Hallmark of
Greensboro College ".
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Allison Hoyle — Advisor Becky Petras — Editor Janine Bracco — Assistant
Editor Staff: Kelly O Toole
Tammy Fain
riatalee Zepp
Anna Reynolds
Amy Britt
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TOP NOTCH SEASON
Row 1: Joe Gwinn, Dan McPiamara, Chris Qillis, Mark Lathrop, Mark Craig Vaka, Mark Zanki, Pete Otterberg, Oladapo
Fredricks, Jim Rinker, John LaPlante. Jimmy King, Chris Beime. Max Acosta, Kent Bighinatti Row 2: Tim Guter, Tom
Misuraca, Vince Bauer, Coach Hamilton Row 3: Rob Healy, Wally Turpack, Edwin Santos, Mike Griffen. Jim Napo
Bottom: Mike Grimsley, Louis Rosen, Steve Sharpe
The Q.C. men's soccer team,
coached by Coach Doug
Hamilton, experienced an
ultimate season. They had
an overall record of 20-4.
They advanced to the Final
Four where they lost to
Elizabeth town 2-0. The team
finished second in their
conference. Mike Grimsley
made his way to the Dixie
Tournament, Dixie
Conference, and all South
Conference. Chris Qillis also
set an outstanding record;
he was the 3rd player ever
from a Div. 3 school to make
it to the Senior Bowl! Senior
captain, Rob Mealy dedicated
his winning season to his
father.
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G.C. celebrates another victory!
Sports/99
TAP, SET, SPIKE, WIN!
Standing: Brenda Turner, Michelle Reaves, Laura Brown, Kristin Brown, Josie Morton, Coach Lojko; Kneel- ing: Jill Levitt, Tina Leonard, Donna Taylor, Cinde Qore, Qenia Burgess, Shannon Virtue; Sitting: Sallea Wall, Kathy Poole
The Greensboro College women's
volleyball team ended their season
capturing the Dixie Conference
Tournament Championship against
Christopher riewport. This was the
team's first conference tournament win.
Junior Laura Brown was the tournament
MVP and Senior Tina Leonard was
named to the All-Tournament Team.
Laura Brown lead the team with a .365
attack percentage and 552 kills. Laura
was named to the All-Conference Team
for the third consecutive year. Tina also
led the team and the conference in
setting statistics. She had 954 assists for
an average for 8.6. Tina was also named
to the First Team All-Conference for the
second year. Greensboro College looks
forward to another great season next fall
since all the team members will be
returning.
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CHEERLEADIMG
1989-90 Members:
Traci Cook — Capt
Jennifer Hatcher
Meg Little — Sec.
Qeorgianna Penn
Kelly Kriner
Angie Waters
Lauren Collier
Stacy Pace
Sally Green
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MEMORABLE
First row: Todd Meikle, George Fisher, Tony Joyner, Jeff Dastmalchian, George Bryant; Second row: Tom Lanier, Coach Groninger, Jason Williams, Ken Washington, Casey Turner, Dwayne Morgan, Kevin Be- secker, Coach Tribbett
The Greensboro College men's basketball
team ended their season with a quarter
final 74-71 loss to Methodist College. The
Hornets entered the game fifth in the
Conference, and ended the season with a
15-11 overall record. Kevin Besecker ended
his four year career with 999 points. Kevin,
who averaged 14.6 points per game this
season, came up one point short despite
his 19 point effort in the final game.
Junior Dwayne Morgan and Kevin were on
the All-Conference Honorable Mention
Team.
Senior Jeff Dastmalchian was named to the
first team All-Conference and to the second
team NABC All-District South Team. He
lead the team in scoring, rebounding, and
in field goal percentage. Greensboro
College is sad to hear that this is Coach
Tribbett's and Coach Groninger's last year
here.
104/Sports
SHOTS
Sports/105
LOVE THOSE
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM
Shawn Bean
Tammy Boggs
Jean Canady
Patsy Egli
Kim Gosnel
Kmi j Malki
Amy Rogers
Nichelle Shelton
Jennifer Singer
Tara Thompson
The Greensboro College Women's
Basketball team closed their season
in the semi-final round of the Diac
Conference tournament. The
Hornets were defeated by N.C.
Wesleyan Bishops 65-69. However,
the Hornets posted a 18-8 overall
record and a 8-2 mark in the Dixie
Conference and will return eight
players for next season.
Head Coach Lisa Stockton believes
the Lady Hornets have built up a
very competitive program. This is
shown in the outstanding players of
the season. Shelton led the team
and conference with 9.3 rebounds
per game. Other all conference
honorable mentions include: Kim
Qosnell, Jennifer Singer, and
Tammy Boggs. Tara Thompson was
honored as the only freshman to be
named to the all-conference first
team. She led the Hornets scoring
13.8 points per game.
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LADY HORNETS
Sports/107
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Q.C. SOFTBALL STRIKES
1990 Q.C. Women's Softball
Team
Head Coach: Lisa Stockton
Asst. Coach; Regina Tomselli
Student Asst. Lisa Straughn
Sandy Fields
Rosalind Gray
Cindy Mock
Beth Bailey
Amy Rogers
Tara Csemecky
Ginger Winstead
Carolyn Brescka
Jean Canady
Elyse Bryant
Jill Levitt
Lisa Brubaker
Susan Gasperson
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A CHALLENGING SEASON
The 1990 Women's Softball Team practiced long and hard, but faced a tough season. Coach Stockton watched as the team gave the season their all out ef- forts, but met with defeat by more prepared teams. They fin- ished the season with a 6-17 record.
Sports/109
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MEW'S GOLF
1990 SCHEDULE
District III Tournament (Greensboro College)
JMU Spring Invitational (James Madison University)
Max Ward Intercollegiate (Elon College)
Francis Marion Spring Invitational (Erancis Marion College
Oliver Dawson Invitational (South Carolina State)
Lonnie Small Intercollegiate (Campbell University)
Dixie Conference Golf Championship
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TEAM MEMBERS:
Aaron Davis — FL John Desmond — DE Ed Dolan — MD Tom Hanson — MJ Chuck Kupfer — MY Kenny Lampard — MD Tom Morris — SC Shawn Maples — PA Jay Parrish — MC Mark Scarbrough — IL Jared Spencer — Iowa Chris Walls — MJ Coach: Mary Beth McQirr
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This year was a learning experience for the golf team. Mary Beth McGirr was their new coach and the team had several new members. Unpredictable weather also cancelled some tournaments for the team. Mext year should prove to be an even stronger season for the team.
Sports/111
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MEN'S TENNIS
1990 TEAM: RAUL ASCARRUNZ PETE KLUGE HEnRY ARATOW ROB SELTZER JEFF HOVERMILL DAVID RAMOS CHRIS CONNELL DAVID LEIPZIQER ROB STNEDNICK
COACH: SCOTT GRONINGER
ASST: JEFF TRIVETTE
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1990 SCHEDULE: |
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NC A & T STATE |
(H) |
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NC CENTRAL |
(H) |
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NEWPORT MEWS |
(A) |
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CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT |
(A) |
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VA WESLEYAN |
(A) |
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DCA&T STATE |
(A) |
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FERRUM |
(H) |
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UNC WILMINGTON |
(A) |
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PEMBROKE STATE |
(A) |
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LONGWOOD |
(H) |
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AVERETT |
(H) |
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METHODIST |
(H) |
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LONGWOOD |
(A) |
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DIAC TOURNAMENT |
(A) |
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The Men's Tennis Team finished the season with a 1-10 record. Most of the team members will be returning next year.
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WOMEN'S TENNIS
1990 SCHEDULE:
riCA&T
MT. OLIVE
NC A & T
FERRUM
unc-wilmington pembroke longwood
AVERETT
ST. ANDREWS
METHODIST
1990 TEAM:
KATE McDEVITT
KRISTEN BROWN
AMANDA MEOLA
KITTY HERNLY
KATIE O'NEIL
LYDIA FELTS
KRISTEN SHOPE
COACH: SCOTT GRONINGER
ASST: JEFF TRIVETTE
£*
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All the members of this year's team were first year players. So they had the additional challenge of adjusting to each other and the coaching staff. With a year of experience at Greensboro College, we can look forward to their 1991 season.
Sports/115
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BANQUET
VOLLEYBALL
MVP
Coaches Award
Most Improved Player
Laura Brown
Genia Burgess
Cinde Gore
MEM'S BASKETBALL
MVP
Coaches Award
Newcomers Award
Jeff Dastmalchian Kevin Besecker Dwayne Morgan
WOMEM'S BASKETBALL
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MVP Coaches Award Most Improved Player |
GOLF |
Amy Rogers Michelle Shelton Tara Thompson |
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MVP Coaches Award Most Improved Player |
Jared Spencer Tom Hanson Tom Morris |
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MEM'S TENNIS |
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MVP Coaches Award newcomers Award |
WOMEN'S TENNIS |
David Ramos Rob Seltzer Jeff Hovermill |
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MVP Coaches Award Most Improved Player |
SOFTBALL |
Kate McDevitt Kristen Brown Lydia Felts |
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MVP Coaches Award Most Improved Player |
Carolyn Breska Amy Rogers Tara Czemecky |
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FALL SPORT RESULTS
laryville College
leredith College
Ferrum College
Campbell University
ECU Quad. Invitational
Guilford College
Averett College
Mary Washington Tournament
Methodist College
NC Wesleyan
Christopher Newport
Averett College
Juniata College Tournament
ferrum College
Gallaudet University Tournament
Methodist College
Christopher Newport
Bridgewater College
Roanoke College
NC Wesleyan
Meredith College
Guilford College
DIAC Tournament
Elizabethtown College Virginia Wesleyan Maryville College Meredith College Roanoke College Maryville College Averett College Emory and f1 Guilford Coll Mount Olive Christopher lltewpo Meredith College Bennett College NC Wesleyan Wofford
Ferrum College Averett College Methodist College Christopher Newport NC Wesleyan Methodist College High Point College Ferrum College Warren Wils NC Wesleyan Overall Record 16-8-2
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
SOCCER
New Jersey Technical College Tournament
New Jersey Technical College
UNC-Greensboro ; j;...u.x ^ ■ vxi
Washington College
Roanoke College
NC Wesleyan College Tournament
Warren Wilson College
Ferrum College
St. Andrews College
Christopher Newport
Rutgers University
Averett College %&
Georgetown University
Guilford College
Methodist College
Oglethorpe University
Guilford College
DIAC Tournament
NCAA Playoffs
Emory University
Mary Washington
R1T
Elizabethtown College
MENS BASK
Ferrum College Malone
Roanoke College i!»
Warren Wilson Queens College Lynchburg College Guilford College Warren Wilson Wittenburg Emory df Henry Wesley
Queens College Christopher Newport Methodist College Marymount University Newport News NC Wesleyan Averett College Ferrum College Methodist College Christopher Newport NC Wesleyan UNC-Greensboro Ferrum College Averett College Methodist College Overall Record 15-11
2-0 2-0 2-0 0-2
SPRING SPORT RESULTS
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WOMEN'S TCP |
NIS |
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NC A & T |
0-7 |
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Christopher Newport |
0-6 |
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Mt. Olive |
0-6 |
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NC A & T |
1-8 |
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rerrum College |
1-5 |
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UNC-Wilmington |
0-7 |
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Pembroke St. |
0-7 |
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Longwood College |
0-6 |
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Averett College |
2-5 |
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St. Andrews College |
0-6 |
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Methodist College |
0-6 |
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Overall Record 0-11 |
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DIAC Recoird 0-4 |
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MEN'S TENNIS |
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MCA&T NCCU N. News App Christopher Newport NCA&T rerrum College UNC-Wilmington |
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1-8 ^M 0-7 6-3 2-7 0-7 |
Pembroke St. Longwood College Averett -fc; Methodist
Overall Record 1-10 DIAC Record 0-4
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0-9 2-7 1-8 0-9
Guilford College Guilford College NC Wesleyan Methodist College Methodist College Ferrum College Meredith College Meredith College Bennett College Bennett College Ferrum College UNC-Charlotte UNC-Charlotte Averett College Averett College UNC-Greensboro E. Mennonite Radford Elon College UNC-Greensboro Elon College Christopher Newport Christopher Newport erall Record 6-17
GOLF
District III Tournament
JMU Spring Invitational
Max Ward Intercollegiate
Francis Marion Spring Invitationa
Oliver Dawson Invitational
Lonnie Small Intercollegiate
Dixie Conference Golf Championship
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Alpha Chi
Awards Day Ceremony May 1, 1990
of Excellence
Regina Mouw Scholarship Award LeRoy Lee Smith Memorial Award Myrtis Davis Scholarship Award Fletcher Vocal Scholarship
Hunt Family Music Scholarship Blanche Burrus Piano Scholarship Thelma Dixon Taylor Religion Scholarship United Methodist Scholarships
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SENIORS SELECTED
Cynthia Braswell
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Lori Copple
Timothy Brooker
Kevin Burroughs
Christina Cummings
Qinger Gallagher
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FOR WHO'S WHO
Cynthia Galunas
Cathy Garrison
Robert Healy
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Julie Secrest
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Laura Waller
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involvement in clubs, sports, and
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Tina Cockman
Marsha Erskine
Pamela Fulton
Kelly Gannon
Dannie Hearn
Thomas Lorenz
Hugh Mann
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SENIOR SUPERLATIVES
Most Popular
Rob Healy and Leanne Dolan
Most Likely To Succeed
Kevin Besecker
Pamela Fulton
Most Athletic
Raul Ascarrunz
Sharon Wisner
Most Spirited
David Shipman and Chris McArdle
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David Vandermosen
Patti-Ann Schaeffer
Class Clown
James McKee and Sheila Maness
Most Studious
Timothy Brooker
Christina Cummings
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Most Flirtatious
Henry Aratow and Patti-Ann Scaeffer
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Laura Waller
Most Likely To Be Remembered
Samuel Qerson
Kelly Gannon
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CAP AND GOWN
On May 12th the
tradition of the Cap
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College was
performed. The
history of Cap and
Gown began in 1919,
for the purpose of
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Emily Gordon |
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Anna Reynolds |
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Glenda Gusler |
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Jon Meadows |
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Laura Waller |
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Timothy Brooker |
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Ginger Gallagher |
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Christina Cummings |
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Luella Pugh Knott Music Award |
Glenda Gusler |
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To "all my children" You've given me lots of practice, (for when the baby goes to college)! Thanks for every- thing. Love ya, Mom — Natalee Zepp DeVriendt
To a WHALE of a kid. Who is neighbor to all. We are proud of you. Love Mom + Dad Belshaw
Christine, Thanks for a great job and your hard work.
Love you.
Mom, Dad, Beth, Paul, Patrick
Mandy, We are very proud of you. We knew you could do it even without those sunglasses. Coy + Nancy Bradley
Dear Alice. I'm so proud of your academic and personal growth. You're growing into a beautiful young woman. With love. Mother
Way to go, Dee! Good luck in the future!! Love ya lots, Mom and Dad.
Cynthia Qalunas, just wanted you to know, your whole family is so proud of you. We always knew you'd succeed. Love Mom, Laurie, + Tim
Dear Liz, I Love You! Mom
Good luck to Joe Gwinn.
Louis, We re proud of you! Love Mom & Bonni
To Kirsten Halper (Dude) You never call or write! The Halper Clan
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Adams, Harold 43, 41, 70 Allen, Bonnie 176 Ancheta, Lowell 22, 154 Anderson, Elizabeth 130 Anderson, Robert E. 19 Aratow, Henry 162, 176, 181 Arnold, Suzanne 130 Ascarrunz, Raul 162, 181 Atti, William 14 Austin, Benjie 32 Avery, Laura 130
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Bailey, Elizabeth 16, 45 Bamett, Kimberly 130 Baits, Pamela 130 Batchelor, Shannon 20 Bates, Alice 154, 59 Batterson, Bonnie 154 Baucom, Aimee 25, 29, 82 Belshaw, Dawn 57 Benson, April 154 Berrier, Alan 154 Besecker, Kevin 2, 12, 162,
105 Blake, Dawn 154 Bolinger, Timothy 25, 30 Booker, Jonathan 19 Bowen, Katherine 2, 24, 155 Bowers, Deborah 163 Bracco, Janine 30, 47, 163,
95, 176 Brame, riorman 58 Braswell, Cynthia 163, 176 Bright, Sonya 69 Brisbon, Pamela 69 Britt, Amy 59, 95 Brooker, Timothy 176, 180 Brown, Christina 38, 130 Brown, Jeffery 15, 43 Brown, Kristen 53, 67, 130 Brown, Laura 29, 65, 155 Brown, Theresa 163 Brown, Tina 130 Brownlee, Martin 58 Brubaker, Mari 131 Bryant, Anita 155 Bryant, Elyse 155 Bryant, George 3, 12, 13, 17,
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Bryson, Stuart 131 Budd, Ruth 3 Burgess, Eugenia 46 Burroughs, Gregory 176 Burroughs, Kevin 24, 164 Burton, Care 131 Byrd, Sonya 164
Campoli, Joseph 22, 46 Carpenter, Jasmine 25, 155 Carter, Dawn 14, 15 Carter, Lisa 25, 59 Caudle, Candace 69, 131 Chapman, Danielle 131 Chesson, Emily 2 Chester, Sean 7 Clapp, Stephanie 14 Coble, Audrea 155 Cole, Michael 17, 65 Collier, Lauren 24, 38, 40,
155 Connell, Christopher 131 Conner, Ronald 156 Cook, Liesel 156 Cooper, Caroline 21 Cooper, Gretchen 54 Copeland, Dana 20 Copple, Lori 164, 176 Costanzo, Mark 76, 158 Costner, David 156 Cox, Samantha 131 Crigler, Michael 2, 21, 54 Csemecky, Tara 131 Cummings, Christina 176,
180 Cunningham, Michael 17
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34, 105, 156 Davis, Kevin 2, 3, 41 Davis, Lolita 164 Davis, Virginia 156 Daye, Jonathan 2, 15, 16,
92, 93 DeGumba, Susan 42, 132 Desmond, John 156 Devito, Charles 57 Dillow, Jeryl 76 Dodge, Clinton 47 Dolan, Leanne 28, 29, 30,
32, 165, 179 Donaldson, Erik 165
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43, 57, 66 Evans, Brian 132 Evans, Cynthia 165
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69, 132 Fain, Tamera 33, 42 Ferguson, Jennifer 2 Fields, Sandy 14, 52, Fisher, George 105 Ford, Melissa 132 Fox, Tiffany 42, 132 Frederick, Oladapo 29,
92, 93 Frost, Alison 133 Fulton, Pamela 2, 165, 179
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Gore, Cynthia 133 Gorhan, John 25 Grady, Diane 167 Graham, Jennifer 133 Green, Kellie 16 Green, Sarah 21, 47 Grike, Thomas 32, 133 Grimsley, Michael 39 Grisolia, Anna 167 Groenendaal, Tracy 27 Gwinn, Sandra 12
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177 Gannon, Kelly 166, 181 Garrison, Cheryl 177 Garrison, Mary 166 Gerson, Samuel 166, 181 Geyer, Lisa 64 Giamarino, Theresa 1, 28,
46 Gill, Rani 133
Gillis, Christopher 30, 32, 99 Gooding, Milton 16
Haas, Daniel 32 Hahn, James 133 Hammonds, Wendy 156 Handon, Lisa 92, 133 Hanson, Janet 54, 55 Hanson, Thomas 17, 111 Harjo, nancy 30, 156 Harvey, Crystal 2, 57, 59,
66, 92, 93 Hatcher, Jennifer 3, 29, 147 Haugen, Heather 157 Hauser, Rebecca 31, 133 Healy, Robert 27, 64, 99,
167, 177, 179 Hebbard, Kyra 147 Hendrix, Donna 133 Hill, Elizabeth 147 Hill, John 19
Hinson, Sherri 13, 14, 38, 59 Hodge, Page 134 Hoffman, Micole 157 Holcomb, Melissa 59 Holloway, Sherry 157 Holstein, Lisa 134 Holt, Patty 177 Housler, Mark 19, 134 Huff, Stephen 57 Hunt, William 134 Hutcherson, Benita 157
Ingle, Christopher 167
Jeroy, Deirdre 57 Johnson, Joseph 134 Johnson, Michelle 134 Johnson, Philip 59, 147 Jones, Wesley 2 Jordan, Wanda 14, 134
Amy 168
Tony 21, 58, 105,
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66, 147 Krigel, Harry 135 Kroggel, Kristie 47, 59, 147 Krpejs, Eric 38, 76, 147 Krzywicki, Stacey 157 Kupfer, Charles 13, 29 Kuriyama, Masumi 135
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Lambert, Martha 158 Lambert, William 158 Lancaster, Lora 16, 38, 169,
177 Land, Marcie 135 LeSane, Torance 92, 135 Lehner, Beth 148 Leipziger, David 135 Leonard, Tina 53 Lewis, Yvette 158 Little, Lawanda 14, 23 Little, Margaret 148 Lockridge, Leanne 158 Lowe, Regina 58 Lowman, Jill 135 Lumley, Joy 158
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177, 180 Mangum, Mary 136 Manley, Roy 169 Marshall, John 3, 136 Martin, Karen 12, 32, 158 Martin, Nicole 148 Martin, Sarah 2, 159 Maru, Yemsrach 23, 40, 136 Matthews, Lynda 57, 58, 148 May, Catherine 148 May, Melissa 136 May, Teresa 169 Mayberry, Tammy 159 McArdle, Christine 19, 30,
54, 58, 170, 177, 179 McClain, Sharona 25, 148 McCord, Mary 2, 149 McDevitt, Joseph 1, 16 McFarland, Jennifer 136 McQee, Amy 159 McQee, Angela 149 McKee, James 180 McLaurin, Eddie 136 McLean, Yvette 136 Meikle, Todd 47, 159 Meola, Amanda 136 Mercer, Robert 149 Merritt, Amy 149 Messer, William 47, 149
Miciotto, Tracy 3, 69, 170 Milan, Mitzi 137 Miller, Mary 55 Miller, Melissa 159 Misuraca, Thomas 13, 99 Mock, Cindy 12, 25, 28, 43,
66, 149 Molpus, Mary 2, 3 Monroe, Herman 47, 149 Moore, Elizabeth 69 Morgan, Dwayne 12, 23 Morgan, Helen 24, 159 Morrow, Karen 2 Morton, Josette 150
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Pace, Stacy 65 Padula, Christina 160 Palumbo, Christopher 137 Parker, Cameron 170, 177 Parris, Anne 137 Parrish, Walter 138 Partee, Monique 160 Patrick, Cleve 65, 92 Patterson, Susan 160 Pearce, Jill 150 Penn, Qeorgianna 42, 59,
138 Pennington, Jay 16, 160 Penny, Crissy 57 Percell, Carrie 92, 138 Petras, Rebecca 12, 42, 54,
58, 94, 95, 170, 177 Pickard, Tiffany 16, 64, 92,
150 Polak, Scott 28, 44, 66, 67,
138 Porter, Angela 29 Pressey, William 22, 27, 46,
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57, 92, 151 Royster, Jacqueline 138
Satterfield, Kerri 160 Schaefer, Patti 171, 180 Schell, Toni 138 Secrest, Julie 20, 171 Seltzer, Robert 31, 54, 151 Shipman, Cindy 31, 138 Shipman, David 13, 31, 42,
65, 171, 179 Shope, Elizabeth 30, 172 Shreve, Jill 151 Shuford, Susan 139 Shusterman, Jill 39, 53 Sims, Jennifer 139 Sizemore, Susannah 139 Sledge, Elizabeth 2, 161 Smith, Andrea 139
Smith, Cari 151
Smith, Laura 16, 24, 151
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67, 152 Stanley, Giselle 24 Stanley, Kerri 152 Stephan, Deborah 151 Stock, Melissa 32 Stredrick, Robert 161 Sudi, Nasra 1, 2, 23, 29, 30,
40, 139 Summers, Dianne 161 Super, Linda 152 Swann, Mavis 161 Sweeting, Samantha 13, 172 Symanski, Lee 57, 152
Taft, Tracy 42 Talluto, Joseph 33 Tally, Manette 14 Taylor, Roger 16, 139 Terrell, Yvette 172 Thomas, Audrey 161 Thomas, Judy 139 Thompson, Tara 139 Tiffany, W.n. 3, 140 Tignor, Anne 32 Timbrook, Karen 64, 140 Tumage, Amy 140 Turner, Brenda 161 Turner, Casey 1, 12, 13, 19, 105, 161
Vaka, Craig 23 Vandermosten, David 180 Veghts, Bart 140 Vernon, Sara 31, 140 Virtue, Shannon 46, 101,
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43 Waters, Angie 47 Weaver, Amy 140 Webster, Marilyn 153 Welch, Brian 14, 153 Welch, Matthew 12, 14, 30 West, Kimberly 153 Weston, Julie 141 Wheeler, Mary 38, 153 Whipple, Jeffrey 153 Whitaker,- Stephanie 39, 141 White, Julie 32, 153 Whitehouse, L. James 161 Whitesell, Carla 29, 173 Williams, Darshune 14, 141 Williams, Jason 12, 17, 46 Wilson, Lauren 173 Winstead, Ginger 141 Wisner, Sharon 173, 179 Woodard, Terry 16 Woodworth, Wendy 30, 43,
59, 66 Wray, Jacquelyn 153 Wyatt, Gary 17, 19, 65, 141
Yates, Dominique 141 Yohannes, Ruth 23, 40 Young, Andrew 1, 16, 47 Young, Stephanie 141
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