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A new wave is sweeping across the campus of Brevard Col- lege, and it is a wave of change and of continuity. The new wave marks the beginning of a new school year, the beginning of new challenges, hopes, friendships, and expectations. It also brings the continuation of traditions, renewal of friendships, and a resumption of the endeavor to learn and grow responsibly.

Efforts continue by all who are closely associated with Bre- vard College to make it one of the finest two year institutions in the country. It is an effort requiring perseverance and vision The college, under the leadership of the administration, headed by Dr. William Greer, has intensified its efforts to stress the impor- tance of academic commitment and social responsibility. To- ward that concern, the administration and faculty extend an invitation to the students of Brevard College to aspire to the pursuit of knowledge and understanding.

The new wave carries with it many challenges and many possibilities. For the students of Brevard College it is a time rich with potential.

Above: Norm Witek, the new Dean of Student Affairs, shows his ability to handle any- thing that comes his way.

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Right: Andrea Henry shows other Brevard College students a new dance called, "The Ecstacy."

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It's That Time Of Year Again

The annual Derby Day at Brevard College was an exciting and entertaining occasion held on campus during the week following Orientation week. Students were occupied all afternoon with a variety of sports like volleyball, tug-of-war, izzy-dizzy, tossing the egg, and relay races. Immediately following the races, some students decided to cool off by taking advantage of a "very wet" version of musical chairs. A few students were even brave enough to enter the jello slurping contest, which ended up in a very messy jello war! The afternoon was topped off by a scrimmage soccer game performance by the Guy Tornadoes, a tug-of-war over the creek and the "creek- ing" of Dean Witek and President Greer.

Paying close attention, these Brevard College stu- dents wait for the outcome of the Derby Day events.

Trying to get to the finish line, George Bryant stum- bles to the ground with acute izzy dizziness.

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Having (un on the Group Challenge Courses, Terrie Jennewine swings across "the bottomless pit.1'

During Freshmen Orientation Week we all scream for ice cream.

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New Faces

Remember that first day of college? There you were, a lowly freshman, standing in a mile-long line waiting for the school nurse to approve your health form so you could rush back to your new dorm room and unpack before the cafeteria closed for lunch. All those feelings were rushing through you, making your head spin: The excitement of being independent, the anxiety of starting all over again in a new environment, and the fun of learning new names or brand new faces are all a part of what going off to college and growing up is about. This year, freshmen were in for a change from the new administration, headed by Dean Witek. Wednesday, the first day of orientation, each incom- ing student was given a schedule for that day's events and the following five day's events until classes started. The agenda included orientation meetings, ice cream socials, dances, and . . . what was that ... ah, yes . . . the mandatory Camp Greenville all day Saturday in South Carolina complete with group games, lunch, dinner, and a square dance. Before Saturday, though, came the meetings. All the freshmen crowded into Dunham Auditorium, smiling shyly at one another and waiting patiently for the meetings to begin; they usually lasted forty-five minutes to an hour with topics like the point system and scheduling being discussed. Friday night, the campus exploded with excitement as word of the first dance got around. The transformation of the gym into a dance floor was made easily, and the people who showed up seemed to have a good time mingling and dancing. Aside from a few hitches, the week dedicated to us, the freshmen, was a success. Growing experiences, fun times, new friends, and new faces — that is what it was all about.

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While in line, many freshmen anticipate registering for their fall semester classes.

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East Beam has a new resident direc- tor this year. Sam Rogers. Working with Sam are dorm president, Jay My- ers and vice president, Robert Brooks. Additional help is given by the resident assistants: Robert Brooks (first floor). Chuck Putnam (second floor), and Nick Embry (third floor). The directors, assistants, and residents have all par- ticipated in producing an enjoyable at- mosphere to study and relax in at East Beam.

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Chuck Putnam enjoys a cool Pepsi while soaking up Mr. Sun.

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Jennifer Wells hides her unmentionables.

Kenny Ison and April Piercy take a break pose with Renuzit (their roommate).

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West Beam

West Beam is the female side of Bre- vard's only coed resident hall and has a new Resident Director, Mikell Clark- Webb. West Beam is like a big family in that they support one another and do many activities together, such as the big Christmas party which includes all of the Beam girls. If people went cruis- ing through the halls of West Beam they might hear the tunes of George Michael or The Big Chill, or the shrill laughter from tales being told, or the plink of pennies bouncing off the upper two stories' windows. The women in Beam consider their dorm "The Place to Be".

Mandi Hunter shows her West Beam spirit on Derby Day.

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Green Dorm

Green dormitory is described at times as being fun, loud, outrageous, and different. Under the direction of the new Resident Director, Marty Hum- phrey, Green houses over 100 men. These men are always busy whether it be in academics, intramurals, or just plain fun. Their rooms reflect their dif- ferent personalities in many ways. Posters — ranging from sports to mov- ies — stereos, the ever-needed refrig- erator, and television sets are among the things the residents of Green use to fill their rooms. Having combined the fun and work into one, Green occu- pants have created a homey, exciting atmosphere rivaled by many others, but equaled by none.

Matt Blue is excited about moving in to his new home for the up-coming year.

Green plans a devastating strategy for Der- by Day.

Ricky Surles and Jimmy Redmond take a Brian Howell comes home, with a smile, break from their studies. from a hard day of studying.

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Let's dance!

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Jones dormitory, the only all women complex on campus, underwent a facelift this past summer. New furniture coverings replaced old, and a fresh paint job awaited the incoming fresh- man class. This school year, Sharon Waggy and Tammy Jackson super- vise over 100 women coming from around the nation and around the world. The lifestyles, personalities and clothes may differ greatly from one Jones' resident to the next, but each feels as if she were a part of one big family.

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Frankie Avalon with Jennifer Howren and Kerry-Beth Salzberg. "Two girls for every boy?"

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Stamey is a one of a kind dorm. It has previously served as an infirmary, an adjunct painting studio, and as a storage building. It is a small building, but houses ten students and a faculty member, the Resident Director Jerry Sherrod. The folks at Stamey are a tightly knit group who seem to take particular pride in their "mini" dorm.

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At Camp Greenville, the Stamey guys take a The Stamey Brothers learn what college to- break from a hard day of work and play. getherness is all about at Camp Greenville.

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Taylor Dorm

Taylor Hall, the oldest men's dorm on campus, once again qualified as be- ing a lively place to reside. Taylor is home to young men from all points on the map and a new Resident Director, Mike Weber. Taylor Hall is an embodi- ment of a rich tradition to be found at Brevard College; a tradition of close ties, hard work, and occasionally a bit of mischief.

"Whats the deal with all the photogra- phers?", states Doug Robinson.

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Day Students

This year, a spirit of unity has brought the day students ot Brevard College together. Achievement of this unity included plans for student inter- action by participation in Derby Day, intramural sports, and Homecoming. Along with planned activities came the wave of elections to the SGA and Judi- cial Board. The officers representing the day students this year are: Presi- dent, Wendy Still; Vice President. Anne Whitmire; and Freshmen Representa- tives: Diana Dickerhoof and Chris Wie- ner.

Patricia Chapman highlights her text book. The Day Students have a lot lo smile about.

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Lynn Soprano, Renee Douglas, and Julie The Co-ed theatre, a downtown landmark, of- Combs enjoy the beauty of the Blue Ridge (era big screen entertainment (or Brevard Col- Parkway, lege students.

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Off-Campus

Brevard College is located in an area that offers much in the way of recrea- tion and relaxation. Close proximity to Pisgah Forest allows students easy ac- cess to a very beautiful area. Also nearby are the Blue Ridge Parkway, Caesar's Head, Looking Glass Falls, and Connestee Falls. The cities of Asheville, Hendersonville, Greenville, and Spartanburg offer "bright light" alternatives to the enjoyment of the ar- ea's natural beauty. The town of Bre- vard offers many quiet pleasures just a short walk from campus.

Teresa Paxton relaxing in the warm sun at Lake Ecusta.

Amy Ervin takes a break from homework and relaxes in the crisp Fall air at Sliding Rock.

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Homecoming '87

"Are you going to the Homecoming dance? Who are you going with? What are you wearing?" These and other questions were whispered one person to another as the big day — October 10 — approached.

This year, three days worth of Homecoming events were combined, for the first time, with the Alumni Weekend. The Class of '37 had its 50th year reunion. Scheduled activities in- cluded a men's and women's soccer game, lunch by the pool, the annual Homecoming dinner, and a dance which featured the presentation of the Homecoming King, Prince, Queen, and Princess with music provided by the group "Heart to Heart". During these events, students mingled with Brevard students of fifty years ago.

Wrapping up the weekend, alumni attended a Sunday breakfast, worship service, and lunch.

Buck Rowlee stops an attempted goal. The 1987-88 Homecoming Court.

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Dana Sowell and Shelly Ivey BACK BRE- President Greer welcomes back alumni VARDI from 1937.

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Karen Ellis and Ricky Surles, the Queen and Evelyn Swarigen, Homecoming Queen of King, and Mia Clark and Ron Connor, the 1937, crowns the Homecoming Queen of Princess and Prince celebrate Homecom- ing 1987.

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Parent's Weekend '87

Carol Ellison executes acute soccer preci- sion.

Parents Weekend was held Novem- ber 6-8. The parents were invited to get a taste of college life at Brevard. The Student Government Association sponsored the festive weekend which included: the Women's soccer team competing in the Region X Tourna- ment, the fall drama "The Foreigner", the fifth annual Patchwork Playgroup Craft Sale, and ice cream social, and a talent show. The weekend came to a delightful conclusion with a concert given by the Brevard Chamber Orches- tra.

Some parents took time out for sightseeing at area natural attractions.

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If you missed Halloween at Brevard College this year then you probably missed the most fun-filled time of the Fall Semester. Resident Assistants sponsored hall and campus-wide pro- grams such as: Pumpkin Carvin' Con- test, Candy-Apple Sale, and a Trick or Treat Party. Halloween also brought Alcohol Awareness Week to a close with a Mocktail and Costume Mixer at the Storm Cellar, complete with a Non- Alcoholic Bar tended by Ed Davis. The Costume Dance, held in Beam Lobby, was the highlight of the weekend. This dance brought out characters from the dark side as well as from the lighter side of life.

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We're the ones your mother warned you about!

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Karen Strickland is inducted into PTK.

Life And Culture

For an enjoyable one-half credit hour in the humanities, life and culture is just the thing. This fall, the life and culture series opened with a convocation where the student body, faculty, and administration assembled to usher in the new year. Joab Leseyne, the President of Wofford College, was the guest speaker and delivered a spirited, insightful lecture.

For the next event, in celebrating our Constitution's 200th birthday, a well- known former judge spoke about the Bill of Rights and the effect of the amend- ments on our American heritage. Patriotic music was played by the bands from Brevard College, and Rosman and Brevard High Schools.

A few weeks after the constitution program came "A Visitation from John Keats." Mark Stevenson portrayed poet John Keats in this one-man show which has been performed at Keat's home, the Edinburgh Festival, and the Lincoln Center Library.

Following the John Keats evening, the topic "UFO's Are Real" was discussed. Through statistics and a slide show presentation, those in the crowded Dunham Auditorium saw pictures of actual sightings and were able to ask questions to Nuclear Physicist Stanton Friedman, who headed the program.

Next on the agenda came the Purguson Family Lecture Series with Dr. Andrew Summers. Dr. Summers gave two lectures on the importance of the modern Christian family living in the secular world.

"The Foreigner" was this year's choice of plays by Professor Sam Cope, director of drama. The performances ran during Parent's Weekend and drew large crowds who seemed to thoroughly enjoy the performances.

The Concert and Jazz bands performed their fall concerts festively. Guest soloist Kristen Kelly, a Brevard College faculty member, was the featured artist for the concert band under direction of Steve Kelly. A hearty round of applause completed the performance^ of the two bands.

Topping off fall life and culture, Dr. Greer and the B.C.'s Fine Arts Division presented the annual Christmas tree lighting. Twinkling candle lights danced during the service of sacred and secular music, Christmas texts, and the actual lighting of the campus tree.

This fall's life and culture was a success thanks to participation and support of B.C.'s students, faculty, administration, and community members. This is defi- nitely a good way to earn one-half a credit and have cultural experiences at the same time.

The Purguson Family Lecture Series gave us thought provoking information.

"Have you ever seen an UFO?"

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Student Union

The Student Union is more than just a building. It is a place where many activities take place. There are movies shown from Star Trek to China Town, which students enjoy as a break from studying. On Wednesdays, there is campus worship during the morning. Some evenings are spent in the Storm Cellar with special guests, such as co- medians and magicians. Many stu- dents enjoy the video games and shooting pool to entertain themselves. When students need help with any kind of student affairs, it is taken care of in the upstairs office. The nurse is also located in the S.U. to help when a stu- dent is sick. The post office is busiest of all with hopeful faces waiting to re- ceive a letter from home with money inside rather than "junk" mail. Then there is the snack bar with hungry stu- dents who can not take the cafeteria food another night. Finally, the book store is necessary for those who are needing things to take to class. There- fore, we can see how the Student Union is a vital part of student life in more ways than one.

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Don, Miyuki, and Tim ham it up lor another fun-loving art class in the upstairs of the Student Union.

Milton, Bluto, Paul, and Mr. Murray make their daily stop in the College Bookstore,

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fo^V1riC^"e9e alUmn' 'r°m ,he class °' President Greer chats with the Brevard Col- 1937 talk about their college days. lege alumni (rom 1937.

President Greer. R.T., and Paul check out At Fall Lite and Culture, John Keats came to this year s soccer team. tell us his story.

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The Foreigner

Brevard's first drama presentation of the year was "The Foreigner," by Larry Shue. The setting of the play is in Northern Georgia at a hunting lodge. The cast was comprised of Brevard College students: Scarlet Morgan as Catherine, Mike Holcombe as Froggy, Paul Dilberger as the Reverend Dave, and Olin Hatch as Charlie. The com- munity also contributed to the play through the participation of Brevard residents Pat Fuleihan as Betty, Lee Smith as Owen, and Rob Dixon as El- lard.

Professor Sam Cope had not had an entirely new cast like this since 1969. "The Foreigner" was his 33rd produc- tion at the Barn Theatre, where it ap- peared on November 5-8 (Parents' Weekend) and on November 13-14.

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This year. Christmas was a festive time for all the students and the community Doors and windows were decorated throughout the residence halls. All over the campus, trees and buildings were decorated and festively lighted. Though the last week was exam week, the students found time to share the Christmas spirit. The Collegiate Singers gave an inspiring performance along with lighting the campus Christmas tree. President Greer gave a wonderful Christmas party in the student union for all the students. Many of the students shared "Secret Santas" in the residence halls or through different clubs. West Beam had a party and enjoyed the company of President Greer and Joyce and Randy Jackson. The weekend before exams, Top Secret a band from Tennessee, performed. All together, the students enjoyed their last week of school before Christmas break, celebrating the Christmas season.

At the party, Mikell Clark-Webb plays Santa's helper by passing out candy.

Preparing for the party, Julie Combs sets out the food — and munches every now and thenl

President Greer, posing as Santa, gives Cissy Sheffield a big hug.

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By using a picture of jolly St. Nick, Nancy Fox and Jenny Murphy ex- press their Christmas wishes.

Waiting tor the party to begin, Hel- en Trickey and Teri Moore sit at the Christmas Tree.

Angie Ellis gets ready to quench her thirst at the West Beam Party.

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Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day was a well celebrated holiday here at Brevard. The big Valen- tine's Day Dance definitely helped to get things off to at good start. Pat's Mobile Disco provided a variety of exciting music and videos to keep all students in the Valentine's spirit. The auxiliary gym was decorated beautifully with balloons, streamers, and candle lit tables. The 1988 Valentine's Court consisted of King Allen Brooks, Queen Karen Ellis, Prince Ronald Connor and Princess Mia Clark. The dance was enjoyed by everyone and put everyone in the Valentine Spirit.

Aaron Kerr made sure that Terry Jennewine had a special Valentine's Day.

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Valentine's Day King Allen Brooks, Queen Karen Ellis, Prince Ron Connor, and Prin- cess Mia Clark thoroughly enjoyed the eve- ning.

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John Erickson Amy B. Ervin John Farquhar

Daniel Festa Charles Frisbie Duane Galloway

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Jessica Graham Rebecca Grassie Marcello Gutierrez

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Eric Hansen Todd Hardin Tamiko Harrison

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Jennifer Blakeney Howren

Brian Howell Scolt Hubbard Renee Hundley

Mandi Hunter Miyuki Irnura Lou lahikawa

Shelley Ivey Paige Jackson Kevin Jennings

Sean Jennings Teri Jones Yasuko Kaneshige

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Rebecca Love Rachel Makupson John Martin

Elizabeth K. Mather Glenda Mauger Rhonda McCall

Jamie McCauley Missy McCranie Rhonda McCray

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Mary Nail Warren Nance Kimberly Norman

Sherry Ogle Biar Orrell Thomas Owen

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Charles Robinson Doug Robinson Jill Robinson

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High Five

Each year at Honor's Day, five stu- dents from Brevard's freshman class are named student marshalls to serve during their sophomore year. The stu- dents are chosen on the basis of their academic achievement and faculty recommendation and approval. Their duties are to lead special ceremonies, such as Graduation, Fall and Spring Convocation, and as ushers of host- esses at school functions. Mr. Ray Fisher, the school marshall, serves as an advisor to the group. To be named a student marshall is the highest honor bestowed on a freshman at Brevard College.

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Who's Who

There were twelve sophomores that were selected for the 1988 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges by the Brevard College nominating committee and the sophomore student body.

These students are: Celia Alves, Tom Delucia, Jessica Gra- ham, Lisa Handelman, Kim Norman, Biar Orell, Teresa Paxton, Robert Rice, Charles R. Sherrill. Karen Strickland, Becky Tap- per, and April Woods.

These students were chosen for their outstanding campus leadership, academic achievement, leadership in extracurricular activities, and their potential for continued success. These twelve students from Brevard will join a group of students that were selected from more than 1,400 institutions of higher learn- ing.

Robert Rice: Honor Roll Spring '87, Men's Soccer Manager, R.A.

Biar Orrell: R.A., Clarion — Editor, Honor Roll Fall '86 & Spr '87, Chiar- oscuro.

Becky Tapper: Freshman Scholar, Duke Scholar, Student Tudor, Dean's List Fall '86, Honor Roll Spring '87, American Lit. Award.

Teresa Paxton: Annabel Lambeth Jones Scholar, Math tutor, Stu- dent Marshal, PTK — Correspon- dence Sec, Dean's List Fall '86 & Spring '87.

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Lisa Handelman: Student Mar- shall, Beam Scholar, PTK — Cam- pus Sec, Dean's List Fall '86 & Spr '87, Student Tutor, Student Am- bassador, Art Scholarship.

April Woods: Sims Scholar, Stu dent Tudor, CSF, Dean's List Sp '87, Clarion — Editorial Page Edi tor.

Charles F. Sherrill: Sims Scholar, Kim Norman: R.A., Honor Roll Fall Student Tudor, PTK, Dean's List '86 & Spr '87. Fall '86, R.A.

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Jessica Graham: Student Marshal, PTK — Treasurer, Dean's List Fall '86 & Spr'87, Sims scholar, Music Scholarship, Concert Band — Principal Chair & Band Assistant, Student Tudor, Day Students.

Karen Strickland: Student Mar- shal, Sims Scholar, PTK, Dean's List Fall '86 & Spr '87, CSF — In- reach Leader, CSF — Care Group Leader, Music Scholarship, Con- cert Band, Student Tudor.

:elia Alves: Student Marshal, Clar- - Staff. PTK — Vice-Pres., ;SF. Day Students. Dean's List all '86 & Spr '87, Chorale, Colle- liate Singer.

Tom Delucia: Sims Scholar, Honor Roll Fall '86, Dean's List Spr '87, R.A., SGA — Green Vice-Pres., & J Board, Basketball, Student Tudor.

Over The Border

It has been said that the English language is one of the hardest to master, and for those of us who have spent many a night racking our brains to come up with a thesis for a paper due the next morning, we heartily agree. The majority of us on campus came from an English speaking background, but there are some among us who are blending in with a native tongue other than English. These students are the foreign exchange students at Brevard College.

Brevard attracts numerous foreign exchange students through the national exchange student company. The company gives students from countries abroad a chance to gain first hand experiences by living in a foreign country like America while learning its language, traditions, and culture.

This year, Brevard houses many exchange students who are actively involved in both extra-curricular activities and required academic studies.

Students from countries like Sweden, Australia, Japan, South America, and others represent their countries well and form a sort of melting pot at the college. According to Yasuko, a student from the southern Japanese island of Fukoka, Brevard has a number of characteristics which attracts exchange stu- dents like herself including the fact that Brevard is in a state stratigically located between two major tourist states — Florida and New York. Yasuko took six years of English in junior high and high school and took tests judging her English skills before arriving in America as a foreign exchange student. She plans to use her bi-lingual ability to become an English teacher in Japan.

Another exchange student, Jim Oostriesland from Suriname, South America (which is above Brazil), says that becoming an exchange student "offers a lot of opportunity." He is learning English slang which has helped him to be "more understand- able." Jim's native tongue is Dutch. Before attending Brevard, along with elementary school training in English grammar and comprehension, Jim traveled to other English speaking nations enabling him to pick up much of the English language he knows. Jim is a science major with a business minor.

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The Blue Ridge Mountains, changes, cool streams, challenging academics, and determined administration and faculty . . . what do all these have in common? One of the top junior colleges in the nation — Brevard College.

This 1987-88 academic year, faculty and staff are more assured than ever that by adopting a more updated disciplinary system and by interacting closely with the students, a greater feeling of unity can be achieved.

"The love of what Brevard College stands for is the idea that Brevard should be a place where people should seek to reach their highest potential," says college President, Billy Greer. Accord- ing to Greer, a main objective is to attract faculty members serious about their dedication to teach students to learn, grow, and develop. Brevard is "a place where invitations are given over and over to students for this learning and developing process", says Greer.

Working with Dr. Greer are Dean Harry Langley. Dean Norm Witek, and Dean Dana Paul. Dean Langley, who heads academics, feels that the "faculty are spending extra time our of class helping students with work and advising". Also, Langley says that "the writing and math labs are doing better". Dean Witek, head of Student Affairs, said that there have been "drastic changes from the 1986-87 year and the improvements have really been positive, even surpassing our goals and expectations; however we still need work with regard to students meeting their responsibil- ities". Dean of Admissions Dana Paul believes that the recent increase in personal contact with prospective students has led to a greater sense of well-being among the students both while they are recruited and then once they are here.

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Sam L. Cope Theater Arts Joe Jackson Music/Theater Arts Kristin Kelly Music Steve Kelly Music

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Computer Science

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Peter Burger

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Bradtord Coryell

Psychology/Sociology

Ray Fisher

Business

Gene Lovely

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Rachel E. Daniels

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Robert Glesener

Biology

Cheryl Hallowell

Chemistry

Susan Horn

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Don Lander

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Dr. Harry M. Langley

Human Anatomy

Glenda Morgan

Math

Clarke Wellborn

Physics

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Physical Education

Byrdie E. Eason

Physical Education

Dave Rinker

Women's Track/CC Coach

Doug Rogers

Men's Basketball

David Taylor

Women's Soccer Coach

Administration

William T. Greer, Jr.

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Bud Christman

Director of Admissions

Mikell Clark-Webb

Resident Director

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Secretary to the President

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Dir. of Financial Aid

Michael M. McCabe

Librarian

Doris Montgomery

Purchasing Agent

Mikal Peveto Admissions Sam Rogers Resident Dir./ Psychology Mary Stiles Music Secretary

Margot Summers Alumni Office Sharon Waggy Resident Director/ Student Tutors Michael A. Weber Resident Director

Bobbie Jean Whitmire Math — Science Secretary Kelly Wilkie Business Office Norm Witek

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The dedication of Brenda Robin- son, Laverne McCall. Charlotte Powell, Martha Ceccanese, Ray- mond Floyd, Jesse Woods, Paul Pierson, and Elmer Conley (reclin- ing) keeps our campus sparkling clean.

ARA employees — Annie Griffin, Ed Davis (director), Dean Tolz- man, Barbara Baker, maude Nor- wood, Kathy Brewer, Lee McCall, Jeanette Corn, Stanley Walker, Carol Corn, Dana Norman, Mary Hawkins, and Willie Moore — pro- vide our students with three square meals a day.

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Resident Directors

Resident Directors are primarily re- sponsible for the administration of their building. "R.D.'s", as they are com- monly called, have a masters degree in Counseling-Psychology or experience in the Student Affairs area. Resident Directors are responsible for all areas of student life as well as teaching class- es. R.D.'s are a very important link be- tween the residents and the adminis- tration and they are considered to be professionals as well as friends.

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Front Row: Mike Weber, Mikell Clark-Webb, Sharon Waggy. Back Row: Marty Humphrey, Sam Rogers, Tammy Jackson.

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Pertelote staff: Advisor — Bill Byers, editor in chief — Amy Ervin, co-editor — Ed Honzik, sports editor — Felicia Cope, clubs editor — Kenny Monteith; typists, copywriters, photog- raphers: Gene Keenum, Andrea Henry, Mandi Hunter, Sherry Ogle, Rachel Goldberg, Steph- anie Leatherwood, Kim Cliche, Lisa Smith, Terri Jennewine, Lisa Handelman, Jenny Mur- phy, Matt French, Eva Stensby, Cynthia Allen, David Ranson, Jerry Sherrod, and Mikell Clark- Webb.

Checking contact sheets. Editor Ed Honzik and photographer Eva Stensby look for pictures to print.

Amy Ervin asks Mikell Clark- Webb if she is ready for a break at the B.K. Lounge.

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Freshman Andrea Henry writes copy for the Life and Culture se- ries.

Checking for typos, Jennie Mur- phy and Kenny Monteith Look over copy for the yearbook.

The Pertelote is the Brevard College yearbook and is a record of people and memorable occa- sions from the 1987-88 school year. The words and photographs within focus on a time that will ■ emain as a special memory for many years.

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change this year as Mrs. Joyce Jackson handed the role of advi- sor over to Mr. Bill Byers. The Edi- tors for 1987-88 were Amy Ervin and Ed Honzik. Felicia Cope served as Sports Editor and Ken- ny Monteith worked as the Clubs Editor. Andrea Henry and Terri Jennewine were the very able copy writers. Gene Keenum served as the resident word pro- cessor wizard, assisted by Sherry Ogle. Contributing to the layout, copy writing, captioning, and photography were the following staff members: Lisa handleman, Eva Stensby. Mandi Hunter, Stephanie Leatherwood, Cynthia Allen, Lisa Smith, Kim Cliche, Jennie Murphy, and Matt French. Special thanks go to Jerry Sher- rod, Mikell Clark-Webb. Jerry Gay (Josten's Rep.) Jock Lauterer, and a very special thanks to Mr. Randy Jackson and Mrs. Joyce Jackson.

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Clarion. Biar Orrell: Editor, Jim Barker: Adver- tising Director, Dan Perry, Mike McGee, Car- lisle Tuner, Dorsey Waldron, Jay Schulthers, Selena Lauterer, Pat Mellon, Jock Lauterer: Advisor, Jay Carter, Heather Conrad, Kathy Harbin, Julia Love, Juan Kincaid, Andrea Hen- ry, Kenny Monteith. Not Pictured: April Woods: Editorial Page Editor, Kim Belanger: Assistant Editor, Jeff Turner: Feature Editor.

With a cup ol coftee in hand. Clari- on editor Biar Orrell interviews Mrs. Morgan for an article.

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Associate Editor Kenny Monteith and Features Editors Jeff Turner talk about an article for the Clari- on.

At the Transylvania Times, Advi- sor Jock Lauterer and Editor Biar Orrell discuss the layout tor the Clarion.

This year's Clarion, the school newspaper, has bolted to the foreground on the Bre- vard College campus. With a strong team of reporters and a team of heavy-hitting editors, the Clarion has become a ma- jor source of information and communication among the students, faculty, and staff of Brevard College.

Editor Biar Orrell says, "I feel this year the Clarion is making an impact on the cam- pus. Our style is based around the photography. I know a lot of people don't read, so they can at least enjoy the photos. The people that do read have the added bonus of a visual aid."

Jock Lauterer, the advisor, works closely with the editors to create a vigorous work force. The editors include: Kim Belanger, assistant editor; Jeff Turner, feature editor; and April Woods, editorial page editor. Jim Barker is the adver- tising director.

Reporter Kim Boyle checks for mistakes in an article at a pre-lay- out meeting.

"I found a typo!" says Biar Orrell to the other editors of the Clarion, and to the advisor Jock Lauterer.

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Front Row: Leigh Hege, Karen Tate, Cissy Shef- field, Allen Brooks: S.G.A. President, Nick Em- brey: Vice-President Judicial Board, Amy Cearley, Michelle Atkinson, Tom DeLucia. Sec- ond Row: Robert Brooks, Chuck Putnam, Sal Cavarretta, Emma Kauffman, Debbie Lucenli, Kim Norman, Stephane Paul-Hus. Third Row: Tim Underwood, Steven Shober, Jay Meyers, Skip Morton, Ann Whitmire, Diana Dickerhoff, Natalie White, Cameron Parker, Robert Rice. Fourth Row: Paula Dobson, Hal Baldwin, Angie Bumbrey, Cynthia Allen, Chris Wiener, Frank Raymound, Jeff Breen.

Front Row: Ann Whitmire, Leigh Hege, Natalie White, Robert Brooks; Back Row: Tom Delucia, Mikell Clark-Webb, George Bates.

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S.G.A. President Allen Brooks speaks to the members on con- cerns of the college.

Brevard's Student Govern- ment Association has been extremely busy this year. The group is in charge of planning various social activities which serve as a liaison between the students and faculty. At the beginning of the year there were various students chosen to be a part of S.G.A., and represent the student body. The representatives present any concerns or changes the students have to the S.G.A. President Alan Brooks and Vice-President Nick Embry. They in turn present these suggestions to administration. The Judicial Board is made up of all dorm presidents and Don Rett, who serves as the vice- president. This group hears all

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Raising their right hands, the S.G.A. members signal to close the meeting.

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First Row; Jessica Graham, Teresa Paxton, Kel- ly Williams, Celia Alves, Lisa Handelman. Sec- ond Row: Mrs. Zednik (Advisor), Pam Eddings, Karen Buckley, Kym Newman, Biar Orrell, Miyuki Imura, Becky Tapper, Karen Strickland, Susan Wright. Third Row: Bobby Payne, Melis- sa Honeycutt, Andrea Henry, Natalie White, Robert Brooks, Lori Smith, Charles Sherrill. Top Row: Doug Robinson, Dean Feldpausch, Bill Hooters.

PTK Treasurer Jessica Graham shows Ms. Zednik some re- ceipts from members dues.

PTK members Bill Hooters, Ce- lia Alves, and Teresa Paxton listen as others discuss future plans for the club.

Front Row: Lisa Handelman, Jessica Graham, Amy Herndon, Karen Strickland. Second Row: Tom DeLucia, Amy Ervin, Andrea Henry, Tere- sa Paxton, Kym Newman, Rose Lawrence, Heather Barclay, Robert Brooks.

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This year, Ginny Tillotson and Maggie Zednik are co- sponsors for Phi Theta Kappa, better known as PTK. PTK is strictly tor junior colleges. Ms. Zednik describes it as a "worthwhile organization for all who are in it." To be a member of PTK, one must earn a 3.5 or higher during the first semester without any D's or F's. New members are in- ducted into PTK in September or January. Once in PTK, members must maintain a 3.2 average. PTK has 31 mem- bers currently involved in the tutoring program and raising money for the spring national convention in Washington, DC. Ms. Zednik feels that PTK is an "opportunity to build character and leadership. People find it interesting and

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fun." Lisa Handelman, PTK secretary, said, "I really like PTK; it is a challenge."

Ms. Sharon Waggy, Resi- dent Director in Jones, cur- rently directs the tutoring pro- gram. This year there are 31 members in that program. To be a tutor, students must meet certain qualifications, one of which is to be a recepient of a Simms, Jones, Beam, or Duke scholarship. In return for the scholarship, the student per- forms a service by working a certain number of hours a week, depending upon the scholarship awarded. Tutors work in Math lab, in the writing lab, in the resident halls tutor- ing, and in the McLarty-Good- son classroom building. Shar- on commented that "they seem to have a pretty positive attitude" about helping oth- ers. Andrea Henry, the Duke Scholarship recepient, summed up the program's im- portance:; "it's rewarding helping others as well as my- self."

Working in the Math lab, Professor Sue Horn assists Michelle Brous- sard with homework.

Resident Assistants. Bottom Row — (l-r) — Biar Orrell, Robert Brooks, Chuck Putnam, Amy Cearley, Leigh Hege. Middle row: Robert Rice, Cynthia Allen, Natalie White, Jill Robin- son, Kim Norman, Julie Combs, Kelly Williams. Top row: Tom DeLucia, Cameron Parker, John Hoback, Don Rett, Brian Calaway, Nick Em- brey, Stephane Paul-Hus, Jeff Breen, Tammy Jackson — Peer Counseling Instuctor. Not pic- tured: Charles Sherrill, Eileen Spaulding.

Melissa Honeycutt works as a typ- ist in the Administration Building.

R.A. Leigh Hege waits for Fresh- men to check into Stamey Resi- dence Hall on opening day.

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dents gain much experience in these jobs, and also gain a lit- tle extra spending money. Var- ious jobs include working in the cafeteria, working in the administration building, and working in the library.

Peer counseling is provided to students at Brevard through the Resident Assistants pro- gram. Resident Assistants are assigned to each floor of the residence halls, and are re- sponsible for peer counseling and enforcement of the Uni- form Guidelines. These stu- dents must prepare for their responsibilities by taking a psychology class in peer counseling taught by Resident Director Tammy Jackson. They work closely with the Resident Directors in co-ordi- nating educational and social programs for their halls.

Listening to Dean Witek, the R.A.'s learn about Brevard College's Unilorm Guidelines.

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First Row: Robert Brooks, Natalie White, Melissa Lowery, Andrea Henry, Karen Strickland, Eric Hansen, Lynn Robertson; Back Row: Amy Elrod, Dana Ingram, Chuck Zimmerman, Alan Berrier, Eric Welborne, Michael Waters, Kelly Malone, Olin Hatch.

Bottom Row: Yoko Okuma, Dana Ingram, Sarah Bostic, Mandy Hunter, Felicia Cope, Amy Herndon, Amy Elrod. Second Row: Eric Hansen, Melissa Honeycutt, Natalie White, Eric Welborne, Denyce Woodfin, Brian How- ell, Robert Brooks, Gary White. Top Row: Gene Keenum, Kenny Monteith, Russ Schlenker, Michael Waters. Not Pictured: Bobby Payne. April Woods, Karen Strickland.

C.S.F. vice-president Michael Wa- ters, and Sarah Bostic sing a hymn during Wednesday morning cam- pus worship.

Robert Brooks chats with other members during a C.S.F. meeting.

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The Christian Student Fel- lowship (C.S.F.) actively reaches out to encourage stu- dents to join in the planned events. This year's officers are President, Bobby Payne; Vice- President, Michael Waters; Devotional Chairman, April Woods; Outreach Leader, Mandi Hunter; Inreach Leader, Karen Strickland; and Fellow- ship Chairman, Russell Schlenker. The fellowship meets for supper every Tues- day and brings in guest speak- ers who cover topics such as depression, evolution, college life survival, humanism, and others. Along with sponsors John and Barbara Smart and Bud Christmas, the group has

Language teacher, Judy Pas- cale, shows the Wesley Fellow- ship slides of Central America.

Natalie White speaks to the Wesley Fellowship about op- portunities tor retreats.

gone to contemporary Chris- tian concerts, has had a hay ride and picnic for Halloween, and has had a study break during exam week. In addition, C.S.F. led the successful "Reach Out '87" program in November.

The Wesley Fellowship was a "freshman" to Brevard Col- lege this year because 1987- 88 was its premier year. Dr. Chuck Zimmerman, College Chaplain and religion profes- sor, sponsors the group which meets on Thursdays for sup- per in the cafeteria. The group's officers are President, Andrea Henry; Vice-President, Jennie Murphy; and Devotion- al Chairman, Natalie White.

Each week a guest speaker, usually a faculty member, came to share his/her experi- ences. Along with the weekly meetings, the energetic group had a homemade pizza party, a cookout, a two-day retreat.

Dr. Charles Zimmerman talks with Dr. Andy Summers, this year's Purgason Lecturer.

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Front Row: Cathy Ruthven, Amy Herndon, Nat- alie White, Christy Whilden, Nikki Skibell, Cyn- thia Sheffield, Lisa Handelman; Back Row: Heather Hynton, Melissa Honeycutt, Jarnell Carter, Dean Crump, Sarah Bostic, Bobby Payne, Danny Camp, Jill Baldwin, Paige John- son (Admissions Assistant), Dean Dana Paul.

Front Row: Kim Cliche, Kathy Harbin, Cindy Deviney, Jennifer Rett, Mika Korogi, Dana In- gram, Melanie Thompson, Shannon Rose; Sec- ond Row: Davis Gilmer, Jonas Woodruff, Ed Honzik, Judy Pascale, Jill Baldwin, Robert Brooks. NP: Ted Fort, Tim Heise, Kenny Mon- teith.

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Melissa Honeycutt has a new ex- perience eating a cultural meal.

The Foreign Language Club consists of students from French and Spanish classes. These students explore the culture of those foreign coun- tries. They have taken part and have planned many activi- ties such as: a visit to the Bilt- more House, a dinner at a mexican restaurant, speakers from foreign countries, and parties. Ms. Pascale, their ad- visor, teaches these foreign languages and pulls the group together.

"Committed, interested, re- sponsible, and the best". These are some of the adjec- tives used to describe this year's Student Ambassadors. Twenty-four volunteer stu- dents assist the admissions of- fice with perspective students who come to visit the college. The Student Ambassadors are trained to answer questions from the student point of view and to show off the campus. The Student Ambassadors must also assist during the four visitation dates. These student leaders assist greatly with public relations for Bre- vard College.

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First Row: Eric Welborne, Eva Stensby, Rhonda McCray; Back Row: Renee Hundley, Amy Ervin, Ed Honzik, Donnie Taylor, Robert Brooks.

First Row: Lou Ishikawa, Eric Hansen, Cynthia Sheffield, Nikki Skibell, Dana Ingram, Shannon Rose, Brian Wetsig; Back Row: Nicholas Miha- lap, Charles Sherrill, Buck Rowlee, Matt French, Rob Forrester, Mark Zimmererli, Ste- phen Porter, Drew Kuwahara, Doug Robinson. Not Pictured: Charles Frisbee, Mandi Hunter.

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President Greer ambushes Louis Rosen, while Carol Ellison stares in awe.

Paula Dobson prepares popcorn before the game starts.

Tornado Club member Rhonda McCray sells a box of popcorn to a hungry fan.

The Tornado Club was in- volved in many activities this year and they support the Tor- nadoes in many different ways. The club worked at the concession stand during half- time and cheered the team on double-duty during the game. They also contributed bright and supportive posters that were displayed on the walls in the gym. When the cross country teams captured na- tionals, the Tornado Club cele- brated with the team by hav- ing a "Welcome Home" party.

The Ski Club is a club of- fered to Brevard College stu- dents who enjoy the sport of skiing. During the winter the Ski Club members enjoy the different slopes of Western North Carolina including: Wolf Laurel. Cataloochee, and Sap- phire Valley.

Ski club member look for ski wear and new slopes to venture.

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Jeff Etzberger shows the dili- gence and devotion of a concert band member by practicing his tuba.

Mike D'Agostino "jams" out on the bass guitar, while percussionist Marlon Moore "gets the beat" on the drum set.

Trombone players Archie Le- Grone and Paige Tyler and tuba player John Ingani perform during a brass seminar.

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Laura Gooding performs her trumpet solo.

Jazz Band member Tom Heck- ert plays his solo at the Jazz Band Fall concert.

A combination of music ma- jors and non-music majors contributed to the success of the 1987-88 Concert Band. Practice, practice, practice was stressed all year said Band Director Steve Kelly. "They care about what they are doing and they are very enthusiastic."

Among this year's perfor- mance are their annual Fall concert, a presentation at the U.S. Constitution Bicentennial Celebration, and the N.C. Mu- sic Educator's Conference held in Winston Salem. First- Chair clarinet Jessica Graham acts as the concert mistress.

"Jessica is my right-hand-per- son," said Kelly. "If I need something done, I go to her." Other leadership comes from trumpet players Laura Good- ing and Christian Hinkel.

The Jazz Band is composed of five saxophones — two al- tos, two tenor, and one bari- tone — five trumpets, three trombones, one tuba, an elec- tric bass guitar, and a pianist, and three percussionists. The Jazz Band performed before a standing-room only crowd in November and also another concert in the spring.

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Tommy Taylor practices for his solo during a rehearsal.

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This year there was a new addition to the faculty in the music department in Dunham Auditorium. Mr. Martin is the new director of the Collegiate Singers, the Chorale, and the Show Choir. Mr. Martin defi- nitely has his hands full, but is working wonders with each group. The Collegiate Singers is open to anyone. It is the largest of the three groups and requires no audition; just par- ticipation and spirit. The cho- rale is a smaller group; it is also open to anybody. Howev- er, there is an audition that is

Director David Martin teaches the fundamentals of voice to the Col- legiate Singers.

required. The music per- formed by this years group is sometimes more complicated. The Chorale received an invi- tation to sing at Carnegie Hall next year. The Show Choir is a very select group. It is the smallest of the three groups and the members are audi- tioned. This group performs popular Broadway and nostal- gic pieces on special occa- sions and when traveling with President Greer. The Show Choir is accompanied by the piano, the bass guitar, and the drums. When Mr. Martin was asked which group he enjoyed working with the most, his re- ply was, "They are all different — that is like asking a mother which child she loves the most." Music is music — whether it is music theory, band, or singing. It is all part of the same thing and it takes all of the above to make a whole.

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Chiaroscuro. Bottom Row: Kerry Wells — Edi- tor, Selena Lauterer — Assistant Editor, Sarah Bostic, Angela Owens, Darnell Nelson, Brian Howell. Top Row: Matt French — Art Editor, Todd Hardin, John Bonitz, Chris Weiner, David Cotton.

Clara Woods laughs at a funny poem submitted by a student.

Editor Kerry Wells talks to the staff about the "look" of the 1988 Chiaroscuro.

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The Chiaroscuro staff looks through booklets for design and content.

Dr. Clara Wood looks over the submissions from the B.C. stu- dents for the Chiaroscuro.

Brevard College's literary magazine, The Chiaroscuro, gives students a chance to show their expertise in the ar- eas of poetry, photography, essays, and prose. The staff started in January with much enthusiasm and looked for new ways to improve the mag- azine. The advisors for the 1988 Chiaroscuro are Dr. Clara Wood and Ms. Sarah Barnhill. Kerry Wells served as the editor, while Selena Lau- terer helped as assistant edi- tor. Matt French was art edi- tor.

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While trying to get around his opponent, Joseph Brooks displays his fancy footwork.

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opponent.

Front Row: Ryan Scarborough, Matt Blue, James Redmond, Bill Stevenson, Buck Rowlee, David Chun, Rusty Rogers, Mike Schriver, Mark Higginbotham, Robert Rice; Back Row: Coach Don Scarborough, Jose Patino, James Fredere, R.T. Myers, Jeff Cabott, Mike Taylor, Phillip Marks, Eric Wilson, Bill Koontz, Juan Kincaid, Roberto Forte, Richard Jarrell, Louis Rosen.

Bobby Forte evades a defender in a scoring attempt.

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Lees-McRae College 1

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Taking Their Best

Shot

The men's soccer team experienced a disappointing 1987 season. The Torna- does, in seven of their games, lost by one goal. Four of the teams they played were ranked in the top twenty nationally. While younger players gained valuable playing time, the season was frustrating, but respectable. Coach Scarborough commented, "This is one of the best teams I have ever had — we just didn't score goals." Several players received post season honors: David Chun and Joseph Brooks were named to the first team All-Region and All-Conference teams, Buck Rowlee and Bill Stevenson were named to the second team All- Region and the second team All-Conference. Mike Taylor was awarded an honorable mention for the All-Conference team. All in all, Coach Don Scarbor- ough fielded a talented and highly competitive team once again. Coach Scarbor- ough's record over the past ten years has climbed to 1 16 wins, 64 losses, and 8 ties.

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Matt Blue puts his head to work so we can gain the advantage.

Bill Stevenson races after his opponent to regain control of the ball.

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Attitude, Effort And Accomplishment

The Lady Tornadoes began the year in a new conference, with many chal- lenges ahead. The ladies would be facing a very competitive conference against teams they are very unfamiliar with. The season began with a winning streak of three games, and concluded with a final record of 13 wins and 8 losses. Coach David Taylor commented that the team improved significantly during the final weeks of the season. The Lady Tornadoes advanced to the final game of the NJCAA Region X Tournament by beating Anderson College. Lees McRae ousted the Brevard women in the final game in a tightly contested match. Four players from the Lady Tornadoes were named to the Region X all-star team: Mary Nail, Paige Jackon. Melanie Thompson, and Amy Cearley. Congratulations go out to the Lady Tornadoes on a fine season!

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After the first half of the game, the girls try to regain their energy.

Front Row: Mitzi Motsinger, Paige Jackson, Samantha Douglass, Melanie Thompson, Mi- chelle Morton, Rebecca Grassie, Tina Litter, Mary Nail. Back Row: Kim Goodsin Melissa Honeycutt, Kittie Johnson, Jennifer Howren, Michelle Atkinson, Amy Cearly, Mia Clark, Karen Ellis, Carol Ellison, Laura Byers, Elizabeth Stewart, Kerry-Beth Salzberg, Coach David Taylor.

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Men Tornadoes Show Their "Stuff"

This year, the men's basketball team was a very dedicated group. At press time, half-way through the season, the team was 8-2. This year the team won the Pizza Hut Tournament. Darren Lawler was selected as the most valuable player, while Kevin Jackson was selected for the All-Tournament team. As of Decem- ber 15, Darren and Kevin were the players leading in field goal percentage in the region.

The team began preparing for the season in early September. The team members were unselfish and gave their valuable time to make a great team. As Coach Rogers said, "Basically, team unity was the main key in this year's season." The team was very talented and worked hard. All in all there were many tough, opposing teams this year and the Brevard College men's basketball team gave their best effort.

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Front Row: Jim Barker (manager), Todd Connor, Jason Williams, Darren Lawler, Ronald Connor, and Mike Cole. Back Row: Tom Delucia, Rick Burke, Doug Webb, Kevin Jackson, Mark Bean, Jamie Brown, and George Bryant.

During the Montreal game, Darren Lawler puts his best etfort forward, (photo by Clari- on)

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Taking It To The Hoop

This year has been very difficult for the Lady Tornadoes; howev- er they are working diligently to do the best they can. The team's co-captains this year are Alison Stocks and Jill Hair. One of the outstanding players this year is Shelley Ivey, who is scoring an average of 15 points per game. The team will be participating in the W.J.C.C.C. this year, but Coach Jane Long says that it is still too early to predict how the team will do. Coach Long says, "This has been my favorite team to work with; they never stop and they are very dedicated. The unity of the team is great and that is the main thing that keeps the team going." With the team being such a dedicated group, it will definitely be an exciting season.

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With a determined look, Kim Boyle aims for the basket in hopes of a goal, (photo by Clarion)

Racing down the court, Jill Hair

moves around her opponent

heading for the goal, (photo by

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Front Row: Kim Boyle, Tammi Walden, Kim Sowell, Alison Stocks, Jill Hair, Shelley Ivey, Tonja Barksdale. Back Row: Coach Long, Stephanie Hoback, Satina Waites, Angie Ellis, Teressa Jones, Stacey Bullock.

The ladies practice very hard to make them better prepared for the game.

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Pushing his way through the N.C. State runners, John Erickson is determined to take the lead. (Photo by Jock Lauterer)

The Brevard College men show

who's in control of this race.

(Photo by Jock Lauterer).

Front Row: Jeff Pajak, Sonni Dyer, John Martin, Glenn MacDonald, Colby Shively, Tim Cline, John Erickson; Second Row: Jeff Breen, Robert Powell, Lee Tuttle, Brad Bartlett, Chris Dunn, Curtis Cowan, Tom Cunningham, Nick Embry; Back Row: Coach Rinker, Scott Dvorak, Jarnell Carter, Chet Reid, Ted Fort, John Hoback, Steve Kandrach, Dennis Moody. (Photo by Jock Lauterer)

The victory shines on the face of John Erickson as he raises the National Cross Country Championship award. (Photo by Jock Lauterer)

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A Stride Above The Rest

The competitive drive of the 1987 cross country team is typified by Robert Powell's comment, "last year we won second in the National Junior College Cross Country meet and we came back stronger than ever this year." This year's team competed on a NCAA Division I level during the regular season and. at times, it was hard to get into meets because of their great strength. The men worked very hard and dedicated themselves to winning the national champion- ship and they succeeded. Coach Rinker believes that the team, "matured as individuals and as a team, both physically and psychologically." There were also many outstanding individual performances. During the course of the season John Erickson out ran all but two runners, except in the national championships. He defeated three NCAA Division I All-Americans, and also won the Furman Invita- tional. Jeff Pajak was the top freshman finisher at both the Berry and Region meets. As Coach Rinker says, "Winning is the ability to work hard, to dedicate oneself, and to believe. The 1987 team did all three."

Berry Invitational

1st Place

Tarheel Invitational

4th Place

Furman Invitational

3rd Place

State Collegiate

2nd Place

Region X Meet

1st Place

National Championship

1st Place

At the celebration party, the runners take time out to pose for an award winning pic- ture. (Photo by Jock Lauterer)

With determination, Brad Datson gains des- tination. (Photo by Jock Lauterer)

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Determination Equals Destination

This years women's cross country team had another very successful season. For the 2nd year in a row, the team finished the season as the national runner-up. Kelli George was outstanding at the national meet. Finishing 8th, Kelli became the highest Brevard College woman finisher ever at the national meet. Michelle Lambert, the sophomore captain, played a major role in the team development. She led them all of the way. Kelli George, Alice Gaines, and Marjorie Hawk all won All-American. As Coach Rinker tells us, "The team did a solid job all year. We had a young group and it took time for them to unite. The best thing about the group is that they've got time."

Alice Gaines and Jennifer Wells discuss with Coach Rinker the strategy to be used in the upcoming meet. (Photo by Jock Lau- terer)

With a determined look on her face, Alice Gaines heads for the home stretch. (Photo by Jock Lauterer)

Berry Invitational

2nd Place

Tarheel Invitational

6th Place

Furman Invitational

10th Place

State Collegiates

2nd Place

Region X Meet

1st Place

National Championship

2nd Place

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Running at a steady pace, Marjorie Hawk stays one step ahead of her opponent. (Photo by Jock Lauterer)

Posing for one last shot, the

teams are off for another win.

(Photo by Jock Lauterer)

Front Row: Jill Baldwin, Barbara Burton, Tricia Robinson, Janice Wilder, Marjorie Wilder; Back Row: Michelle Lambert, Alice Gaines, Jennifer Wells, Heather Conrad, Kelli George. (Photo by Jock Lauterer)

The Lady Tornadoes are determined to reach the finish line. (Photo by Jock Lau- terer)

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It's All In The Swing

With spring just around the corner, the B.C. Women's Tennis Team began its practicing. Coach Long stated that this year she had more girls to show up for the first practice than in years past. Amy Mullins is the only returning player from last year's team. This year, the women will face a tough and challenging sched- ule. Peace College, which has a nationally ranked tennis team, was added to the schedule. Also, the women will be playing three four-year colleges. The ladies will have to pull together so that they can defend their conference championship from last year.

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Karen Ellis leans over the net to tip the ball to her opponents side.

Kim Sowell takes a hard swing at the tennis ball in hopes of scoring on her opponent.

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The 1988 Men's Track team is dominated by distance runners with a good mix of middle distance athletes. They will compete both indoors and outdoors with both season culminating in a national championship meet. Jeff Pajak, Brad Dodson. Scott Dvorak, and Glenn McDonald will lead the pure distance runners. The middle distance corp has Nick Embrey, Geoff Moore, Jeff Breen, Steve Kandrach, and Dennis Moody. The half mile is another strong area with Allen Brooks. John Hoback, and Chet Reid. The team continues to work hard. As a group, they are running thousands of miles this winter and will reap the benefits of their work later in the spring. As the thermometer rises the time draws near for the Women's Track team to start. As of mid-February freshman Alice Gaines has already qualified in both the mile and two mile for the indoor National Champion- ship in Detroit. Michigan. Sophomore Michelle Lambert will lead the middle distance squad. The distance runners are led by Gaines and fellow freshmen Marjorie Hawk and Kelli George.

Kelli George, Marjorie Hawk, Janice Wilder, Jill Baldwin, Alice Gaines, Michelle Lambert.

Clemson Invitational

Eastman Invitational

Marriott Invitational

Jansport Invitational

N.J.C.A.A. National Championships

Georgia Relays

Atlantic Coast Relays

Davidson Relays

Furman Invitational

All-Comers Meet

N.J.C.A.A. Outdoor Championships

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Front Row: Steve Kandrach, Tim Cline, Brad Bartlett, Sonni Dyer, Tom Cunningham, Colby Shively, Jeff Pajak, and John Martin; Back Row: Lee Tuttle, Robert Powell, Nick Embrey, Scott Dvorak, Brent Hill, Brad Dodson, Allen Brooks, GeoH Moore, Ted Fort, John Hoback, Dennis Moody, Chet Reid, and Bill Boatright.

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the end of each meet.

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The Pit Crew poses proudly because of their victory in the women's intramural vol- leyball, (photo by Clarion)

After classes were over, many men from Green and Taylor practiced lor the flag toot- ball intramurals.

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After Hour Athletes

After a full day of classes, the dorms form teams to compete in many different sports. Outdoor volleyball started this year's intramurals. Although many close games were played, no team could find the strength to defeat the East Jones Pit Crew. The Faculty took the men's volleyball championship. The games between the men's dorms and the men's faculty were very close, but as always the faculty prevails. Soon, after the students stopped spiking the ball, they began throwing it. Flag Football was the next intramural activity. The Green Gunkies were on the top of the pile in flag football competition. The final game was played between East Beam and Green. This was the second consecutive year that Green went undefeated. The final score was 26-0. Basketball and soccer intramurals were very competitive and heated the Spring Semester.

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Flag Football winners, the Green Gunkies, pose for a victory picture.

President Greer helps the volleyball over the net in hopes of bringing the team closer to a win. (photo by Clarion)

After a meeting for strategy, the Green Gun- kies did a quick cheer for good luck in the next play.

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The All-American cross-country runners are as follows: John Ericson (9th from left); Kelli George (4th from left); Jeff Pajak (8th from left); Alice Gaines (2nd from right); Brad Dodson (7th from left); Majorie Hawk (4th from right); Glenn MacDonald (3rd from left); Jeff Breen (1st on left). Congratu- lations go out to all of them.

Scott Dvorak uses all fo his muscles to keep ahead of the pack.

Looking very tired, Brad Dodson and Jeff Breen race for the finish line.

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Captain ol the team, Melissa Miles stands at the top ol the pyramids.

Performing With Style

The 1987-88 rheerleading team started oft with one sophomore and eight freshmen. Sandy Rogers, the coach, had the privilege of working with this new group. They began working shortly after school started. The squad had to work extra hard to form a successful group because of the many inexperienced members. Because of conflicting schedules, the squad had difficulty getting together to practice, but as the season progressed the practices became more intense and aggressive. They practiced the development of skills such as tum- bling, coordination, and building pyramids. The ladies took time from their very schedule to help promote school spirit. Their school spirit is evident as they perform all the right moves. Cissy Sheffield says, "To me cheerleading is more than a title, it's fun and exciting."

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FEATURES

Ads — 184-197

Autographs — 199-200

Classes — 56-107

Foreign Exchange — 82-83

Freshmen Class — 84-107

Marshalls — 78

Sophomores — 58-77

Who's Who — 79-81

Closing — 198

Clubs — 122-145

Ambassadors — 136-137

Chiaroscuro — 144-145

Chorale — 142-143

Clarion — 126-127

Collegiate Singers — 142-143

Concert Band — 140- 14 1

Christian Student Fellowship — 134-135

Foreign language — 136-137

lazz Band — 140- 14 1

Judicial Board — 128- 129

Pertelote — 124-125, 913

Phi Theta Kappa — 130- 13 1

Resident Assistants — 132-133

Student Government — 128-129

Show Choir — 142-143

Ski Club — 138-139

Tornado Club — 138- 139

Tutors — 130-131

Wesley Fellowship — 134-135

Work Study — 132-133 Faculty and Staff — 108- 12 1 Administration — 117

Computer and Social Science —114

Deans — 110-111

Fine Arts — 112

Humanities —113

Math/ Science —115

Physical Education — 1 76

President — 110-111

Resident Directors — 120-121

Support Services — 118-119

Index — 170-183

Opening — 7

A New Wave — 2-3

Time Capsule — 4-9

Sports — 150-169

All Americans — 167

Basketball, Men's — 152-153

Basketball, Women's — 158-159

Cheerleaders — 766

Cross Country, Men's 156-157

Cross Country, Women's 158-159

Intramurals — 164-165

Soccer, Men's — 148-149

Soccer, Women's — 150-151

Spectators — 168-169

Tennis — 160-161

Track — 162-163

Student Life — 10-55

Day Students — 30-31

Christmas — 50-53

Derby Day — 12- 15

Fast Beam — 18-19

Fall Extras — 44-45

The Foreigner — 48-49

Green Dorm — 22-23

Halloween — 38-39

Homecoming — 34-35

tones Dorm — 24-25

Life and Culture — 40-41

New Faces — 16-17

Off Campus — 32-33

Parents' Weekend — 36-37 Spring Extras — 46-47 Stamey Dorm — 26-27 Student Union — 42-43 Taylor Dorm — 28-29 Valentine's Day — 54-55 West Beam — 20-21 Student Directory — 176- 183

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Aaron, Jerry Lyn -

Abdalrazek, Sana — 84

Abernathy, Corbin Brett —

Adams, Kevin Wade —

Albergotti, John Huck — 84

Allen, Cynthia McMillan — 58, 124, 125,

128, 132

Alves, Celia Teixeira — 55, 58, 79, 81, 130

Andrews, Alecia Lynn — 84, 167

Andrews, Clara Holland — 58

Anheier, Mark Clifford — 58

Ankrim, Jennifer Ruth —

Ardavany, James Alston — 58

Ariizumi, Hideko — 84

Arndt, Paul Chandler —

Arnold, James Robert —

Arthur, Mark Andrew — 84

Atkinson, Sarah Michelle — 84, 128, 151

Austell, Anna Knibb —

Auten, Michael Brett —

Autrey, Elizabeth Blair — 59

Baker, Tina Michelle —

Balding, Lisa Jean —

Baldwin, Harold Edwin — 84, 128

Baldwin, Jill Marie — 59, 136, 159, 162

Bamberger, Stephanie Michelle — 85

Barclay, Heather York — 39, 59, 130

Barker, James Gordon II — 126, 127, 153

Barksdale, Ton/a Nicole — 84, 155

Bartlett, Bradley Clay — 85, 156, 163

Bates, George Scott — 16, 85, 128

Baucom, Jeffrey David — 26, 85, 111

Bean, Mark Gregory — 59, 153

Beasley, Pamela Joyce —

Beckham, Barton Lee — 85

Beebe, James David Jr. — 85

Belanger, Kimberly Ann — 59, 126, 127

Bell, Cynthia Diane — 59

Berg, Lawrence Gordon —

Berrier, Alan Marlow — 85, 134

Best, Sydney Allison — 59

Bimmerle, Debra Anita — 85

Bizzel, Merredith Beth — 59

Blaesing, David Gerald —

Blue, Matthew McClymonds — 22, 85, 148,

149

Bolch, Laura Kristen — 85

Bond, Cynthia Anne — 85

Bone, Patricia Ann —

Bonitz, John — 144

Booker, Sara Ruth — 59, 160

Boone, Tanya Kay — 59

Borgcn, May-Britt —

Bostic, Sarah Randolph — 59, 136, 142, 144

Boyle, Ellen Patricia — 85

Boyle, Kimberly Kristine — 86, 127, 155

Bradley, Charles Leininger III —

Brannon, Kelly Diane — 24, 86

Breen, Jeftery David — 59, 128, 129, 132,

156, 166

Brewton, Susan Walton —

Brock well, Edwin Sheridan III — 86

Brom, Mark Robert — 60

Brooks, Allen F. — 2, 15, 55, 60, 128, 129,

163

Brooks, Joseph — 148, 149

Brooks, Robert Jackson Jr. — 18, 60, 128,

130. 132, 134, 135, 136, 138, 196

Broussard, Michelle Lynn — 131, 167

Brown, Andrew Donald — 60

Brown, Gail McCall —

Brown, James Larry — 60, 153, 164

Brown, Jeanne Leigh — 86

Brown, Jeffery Donovan — 86

Brown, Rhett Porter — 86

Bryant, George Scott — 13, 60, 153

Buckley, Karen Joyce — 130

Bullock, Stacey Lynette — 86, 107, 155

Bumbrey, Angela Renae — 86, 128

Bundy, David Pitts — 67

Burke, Richard Paul — 153

Burton, Barbara Lydia — 86, 159

Busch, Christian Ryan — 86

Byers, Laura Allen — 25, 86, 151

Cabe, Kimberly Marlowe —

Cabe, Otto Camenzind —

Cabot, Jeffrey Tyson — 148

Calaway, Brian Lee — 61, 132

Calhoun, Derek Lance —

Camp, Danny William — 86, 136

Camp, Maria Anita — 87, 142

Card, Kevin Whitfield — 61

Car gill, Jared Leslie — 87

Cargill, Walter Edward — 87

Carrera, Sandra Maria — 87

Carter, Jarnell — 87, 126, 136, 156

Cashwell, Donna Lea — 87

Cavaretta, Salvatore Anthony — 87, 128

Cearley, Amy Dee Anna — 61, 128, 132, 150,

151

Chapman, Crystal Micbele — 87

Chapman, Patricia Lynn — 30, 61

Cho, Jo Ann — 61

Christensen, Jakob Rex — 61

Chun, David I — 83, 148, 149

Cipriano, Richard Robert — 87

Clark, Lori Anne — 76, 87

Clark, Maria Elizabeth — 35, 87, 151

Clark, Matthew Gerard — 35, 87

Clementson, Elizabeth Cord — 67

Cliche, Kimberly Lee — 88, 124, 125, 136

Cline, Timothy Alan — 156, 163

Cloninger, Brian Joseph — 88

Cole, Michael Linard — 153

Combs, Julie Anne — 32, 50, 67, 132

Congdon, Jon Harvey — 88

Connor, Harry Watson — 153

Connor, Ronald Antawyn — 55, 153

Conrad, Heather Jo — 88, 126, 159

Cook, Angela C — 88

Cooler, Robert Pearson — 61

Cope, Felicia Adair — 61, 124, 125

Corn, Rhonda Michelle —

Cotton, David Lawrence — 28, 144

Cowan, Beth Alayne — 76

Cowan, Curtis Adam — 16, 156

Crewe, Timothy Michael — 6 7

Croft, Robert Patrick — 88

Cromwell, Angela Marie — 88

Cross, Andrew Lyle —

Crump, Michael Dean — 88, 136

Cullen, Hilary Lynn — 62

Cunningham, Thomas Francis — 88, 156,

163

Cushing, Robert McFadden — 88

D'Agostino, Michael — 13, 96, 140

Daniels, Cara Anne — 62

172 Index

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Daniels. Mary-Margaret — 62

Dans, Michael Stephen — 88

Davis, \orman Davenport — 89

Davis. Pike Adair — 89

DanesK Joseph Culbertson — 88

De la Ronciere, Olivier —

DeLucia, Thomas James — 15, 36, 62, 79,

81. 128, 130, 132, 152, 153

Dei iney. Cynthia Ann — 89, 136

Dickerhoof, Diana Lvnn — 30, 89, 128

Dilberger, Paul Donald — 48, 49, 89

Dill, Ramona Diane —

Dills, Nancy Wright —

Dixon, Robert Thomas — 48, 49, 89

Dobson, Paula Dannette — 89, 128, 139

Dodson, Brandon Orville — 89. 157, 163.

166

Donnelly, Paul Joseph —

Douglas, Creg Guy —

Douglas. Rene Michelle — 62

Douglass, Samantha Cail — 62. 151

Dowdle, Amy Cayle — 90

Dowdle, Todd Presley — 63

Duckworth, Brenda Leigh — 63, 195

Dunn, Christopher Steven — 63, 156

Dvorak, Scott Alan — 90, 156, 163, 166

Dvda. Derek Garth —

Dyer, Joseph William — 63, 156, 163

Eddings, Pamela Glynn — 90, 130

Edwins. Cynthia Jannette —

Ellis, Angela Lea — 52, 90, 155

Ellis, Karen Patricia — 35, 55, 151, 160, 161

Ellison, Stephanie Carol — 37, 63, 139, 151

Elrod, Amy Richelle — 90, 134

Embrey, Nicholas Thomas — 18, 43, 63, 72,

128, 129, 132, 156, 163

Erikson, John George — 63, 156, 157, 166

Ertzberger, Jeffery Glenn — 90, 140

Ervin, Amy Bland — 33, 53, 63, 124, 125,

130, 138

Farmer, Amy Melissa — 767

Farquhar, John Carolton — 63

Feldpausch, Dean Louis — 55, 90, 130, 142

Ferguson, Maria September —

Festa, Daniel John — 63

Fisher, Tracy Michelle —

Flaker, Christopher G. —

Fleming, Michelle Lee —

Forrester, Robert Lawson — 90, 138

Fort, Ted V. Jr. — 90, 136, 156, 163

Forte, Roberto Nichola — 47, 91, 148

Fox, Nancy Susan — 52, 55, 91

Fredere, James Lee — 91, 148

French, Matthew William — 55, 91, 124,

125, 138, 144, 145

Frisbie, Charles Guignard — 63. 138

Gaines, Alice Jean — 54, 158, 159, 162, 166

Gales, Detrick Senay — 129

Galloway, Duane Robert — 63

Gandy, Benny Lee — 64

Garcia, Dario Anthony — 64

George, Curie S. — 91

George, Kelli Anne — 91, 158, 159, 162,

166

Giampietro, Thomas Lawrence — 91

Gibson. Ashley Scott —

Giersch, Christine Parker — 91

Gieseke, Gregory Williams — 91

Gilmer, James Davis — 64, 136

Gilreath, David Nelson —

Glugover. Faith Ellen —

Goldberg, Rachel Devra — 124

Gomez, Lina Marcela — 64, 91, 195

Gooding, Laura Louise — 64, 141

Goodsir, Kimberley Campbell — 64. 151

Graham, Jessica Sharon — 79, 81, 130

Graham, Loyd Wayne — 65, 91

Grassie, Rebecca Jane — 36, 65, 151

Greenlaw, Erin Anita — 53, 92, 142

Green well, Mike — 92

Greer, William T. —

Gutierrez, Marcello Corleto — 65

Haag, John William —

Hair, Angela Jill — 65, 154, 155

Hale, Jeffrey Brian — 65

Halpin, Erin Callahan —

Handleman, Lisa Renee — 65, 79, 80, 124,

125, 130, 131, 136 Hansen, Eric Darrell — 138 Hansen, Mellinda Gay — 65, 92, 134 Harbin, Kathy Lorene — 92, 126, 136 Hardin, Steven Clark —

Hardin, William Todd — 65, 144

Harris, Daniel Martin — 92, 131, 195

Harris, Rachel Elizabeth —

Harrison, Tamiko Redale — 65

Hatch, Olin Dayton — 48, 49, 92, 134

Hawk, Mar/orie Lynnette — 92, 158, 159,

162, 166

Hay, Thomas Robert III —

Hayden, David Stewart —

Hekert, Thomas Andrew —141

Heeney, John Gaston —

Hege, Leigh Michelle — 65, 128, 132

Heise, Timothy John — 92

Henderson, Richard Ross —

Henderson, Theodore Allen — 93

Henry, Andrea Renee — 2, 93, 124, 125,

126, 130, 131, 134, 135 Hensley, David Kenneth — Herbert, Deborah Lynn — 93

Herndon, Amy Elizabeth — 21, 65, 130, 136,

142

Hettich, William Gilbert —

Higginbotham, Joseph Mark — 65, 148

Hill, Amanda Faye — 66

Hill, Brent Patrick — 93, 163

Hinkle, Stefen Christian —

Hoag, Suzanne Elaine —

Hoback, John Daniel II — 66, 132, 156, 163

Hoback, Stephanie Anne — 755

Hogan, Kristin Marie — 93

Holcombe, David Michael Jr. — 48, 74

Holmes, Paul — 66

Holt, Richard Bernard —

Honeycutt, Melissa Lee — 66, 130, 132, 136,

137, 151, 195

Honzik, Edward Anthony — 66, 124, 125,

136. 138

Hooters, Bill — 130

Hoots, Kimberly Dawn — 93

Hornbaker, Tracy L. — 93

Horton, Christopher Todd —

Houston, Greogory James — 93

Howard, Jennifer — 24

Howe, Kenneth William — 28

Howell, Brian Lewis — 23, 55, 67, 142, 144

Howren, Jennifer Blakeney — 25, 66, 151

Hubbard, Michael Scott — 67

Hughson, Eric Walker —

Humphrey, Mary Elizabeth — 93

Hundley, Chevella Renee — 67, 138

Hunter, Amanda Jo — 21, 67, 124, 125, 135,

138

Huters, William Allen Jr. —

Hyton, Heather Ann — 93, 136

Impello, Kathy Ann — 93

Imura, Miyuki — 67, 83, 130

Ingani, John Ashle\ —

Ingram, Dana Irene — 93, 134, 136, 138,

142

Ishikawa, Rvuichi — 67, 138

Ison, Tirzah Kennedy — 20, 94

Ivey, Shelley Elaina — 35, 67, 154, 755

Jackson, Joseph William — 45

Jackson, Kevin K. — 153

Jackson, Lorinda Christine —

Jackson, Paige Ann — 67, 150, 151

James, Teressa Ann —

Janssen, Julie Anne —

Jarrell, Richard L. Jr. — 38, 148

Jennewine, Teresa Lynn — 76, 54, 94, 124, 125

Jennings, Kevin Lee — 67

Jennings, Sean Patrick — 67

lent, Andrew Max — 94

Jernigan, Jr. Raymond Alex —

Johnson, Kathleen Virginia — 94, 151

Johnson, Paige Dickens — 94, 136

Johnson, Scott Frederick —

Johnson, Tim A. — 94

Johnson, Victor Cromwell —

Johnston, Dianne Carol — 94

lolly, Greg Floyd — 94

Jones, Theresa Michele — 67, 755

Kandrach, Stephen Paul — 94, 156, 163

Kaneshige, Yasuko — 67

Kauffman, Emma Pauline — 68, 128

Keenum, Kenneth Gene Jr. — 68, 124, 125

Keever, Edith Christine —

Kennedy, Michael Scott — 26, 27

Kerr, Michael Aaron —31, 47, 54. 94

Kikukawa, Izumi — 94

Kincaid, Juan Geri — 95, 126, 148

King, Li Ha Mae — 95

Klein, Rachel Paula — 95

Klingensmith, David Eric — 68, 142

Knight, Alan Lewis — 95

Koontz, William Edward — 95, 148

Korogi, Mika — 83, 95, 136

Kuwahara, Daigaku — 138

Lackey, Philip Shawn — 68

Laidlaw, Michael Allen — 95

Lambert, James Kirk —

Lambert, Michelle Renee — 158, 159, 162

Lauterer, Selena Rachel — 54, 55, 95, 126,

133, 144, 145, 160

Lawler, Darren Alan — 95, 153

Lawler, Sonia Marie —

Lawrence, Rosanna Marella — 95, 130

Leatherwood, Stephanie Dianne — 95, 124,

125

Lee, Noelle Katherine — 68

Leffler, Linda Marie —

LeGrone, Archie Lester — 68, 76, 140

Liga, Christine Mary — 95

Liga, Robert Andrew —

Lisenbee, Brenda Gail — 31, 69

Lisk, Catherine Anne — 69

Litter, Julie Anne — 96

Litter, Tina Marie — 69, 151

Long, Laura Ann —

Lopez, Jorge A. — 42, 96

Love, Rebecca Julia — 69, 126

Lowe, Jeffrey Scott —

Lower y, Melissa Jo Ann — 134

Lowry. William Brownlee —

Lucent i , Debra Marie — 43, 96. 128

Mac Donald, Glenn David — 156, 766

Madden, William Manual —

Makupson, Rachel Ann — 69, 133

Malone, Kelly Ann — 96, 134

\lane\. l\ illiam Henry — 96

Marks, Phillip Nathan — 148

Martin, John Patrick — 69, 756, 163

Martin, Raleigh leroy jr. — 96

Martin, Steven Dejon —

Mather, Elizabeth Katherine — 69

Mathis, Sheri Joy — 96

Matz, Susan Ann — 96, 167

Mauger, Clenda Lynn — 12, 20, 69

McCall, Clenn Burton —

McCall, Rhonda Rosa — 69

McCauley, Jamie Lyn — 69

McCranie, Kimberly Ann — 69, 160

McCray, Antoinette Louise — 69, 138, 139

McCutcheon, Robin Yvonne — 96

McDamel, Jill — 96

McDonald, Frances Avonell — 70

McCee, Michael Edward — 97, 126

McCirt, Phillip Gregory —

Mclntyre, Todd Anthony — 97

McManus, Ivy Earp — 70

McWilliams, Timothy James — 97, 142

Mead, Sarah Townsend —

Metners, William John — 70

Mellon, lames Patrick — 52, 60, 70, 126

Mihalap, Nicolai Leonidovich — 70, 138

Miles, Melissa Yvette — 70, 167

Miller, Lori Dawn — 97

Miller, Robert Alan — 97

Misuraca, Thomas William —

Mitsui, Kei — 97

Mobley, Dean Andrew —

Molton, Vicki Colleen —

Monteith, Michael Kenneth — 97, 124, 125,

126, 136

Montgomery, David Richard — 97

Moody, Dennis J. — 98, 156, 163

Moore, Duane Kenneth — 98

Moore, Geoffrey Thomas — 98, 163

Moore, Marlon Tyrone — 740

Moore, Mary Catherine — 98

Moore, Teresa Ann — 52

Morgan, Judy Ann — 71

Morgan, Scarlet Annette — 48, 49, 71, 74

Morton, Errol Dewitt — 98, 128

Morton, Michelle Darlene — 75 7

Motsinger, Meredith Jane — 98, 151

Mullins, Amy Sarette — 160

Murphy, Jennie Eileen — 52, 98, 124, 125,

135

Myers, James Benson Jr. — 18, 71, 128

Myers, Richard Todd — 148

Mall, Mary Lillian -71, 150, 151, 160

Nance, Warren Ciorge Jr. — 71

Navarro, Julio Antonio —

Nelson, Angela Maria — 98, 144

Nesterok, John Vincent —

Newman, Kym Yvette — 130

Newton, Jami Lynn — 98

Newton, Wilton Darnell —

Nixon, Kenneth Edward Jr. —

Norman, Kimberly Anne — 12, 43, 71, 79,

80, 128, 132

Norton, Amber Diane — 98, 167

O'Connor, Michelle Antoinette —

Ogle, Sherry Raquel -71, 124, 125

Okuma, Yoko —

Oostriesland, Jim Rene — 82

Otrell, Betty Ruth - 71, 79, 126, 127, 130,

132

Owen, Eric Berlin —

Owen, Caynelle — 98

Owen, Patricia Elaine — 98

Owen, Thomas Alvin — 71

Owens, Angela Denese — 71, 144

Paden, Bruce Randolph —

Pajak, Jeffrey Scott — 99, 156, 163, 166

Parker, Cameron Rose — 71, 128, 129, 132

Parker, Jefferson Michael —

Parra, Milton Henry — 99

Parron, Albert Lee — 71

Parvata, Srinivasulu Reddy —

Pasch, Susan Patricia — 39

Patino, Jose Angel — 99, 148

Patterson, Jody Lynn —

Patterson, Sherri Ann —

Paul-Hus, Stephane Jean — 128, 132

Paxton, Teresa Anne — 33, 72, 79, 130

Payne, Robert Allen — 72, 130, 135, 136

Pennell, Stephanie Hill — 72, 160

Penzo, Christine Marie — 99, 167

Pepin, Janet Ellen — 57, 99

Peron, Albert — 19

Perry, Daniel Wade — 52, 126

Peterson, Christopher Wiffin —

Phillips, Albert Edward —

Phillips, Carmen Mellissa —

Piercy, April Lynn — 14, 20, 72

Plunkett, Dorothy French

Pohorylo, Michael Scott — 195

Ponder, Katherine Louise — 99

Poovey, James Nelson — 72

Porter, Stehphen Kenneth — 138

Posey, Lori D —

Powell, Robert Leon Jr. — 72, 156, 157, 163

Powell, Shannon Ramey —

Priebe, Kevin Ernest — 27

Pulley, Jennifer Anne — 73

Purdy, Jeffrey Alan — 19, 99

Purse, Bryan Geoffrey —

Putnam, Charles McDuffie Jr. — 18, 73, 128,

132, 195, 196

Quisenberry, Ralph John — 73

Rabmowitz, Rebecca Helen —

Ramey, Anne Green —

Ramseur, Melanie Joelette —

Ranson, David William — 99, 124

Raymound, Reginald Frank Jr. — 99, 128

Redmond, James Austin — 23, 148

Reed, Robin Wolfe —

Reid, Millard Charles 111 — 99, 156, 163

Reinecke, Scott Nelson — 28, 107

Renaker, Leslie Denise — 700

Rett, Donald Anthony — 73, 129, 132

Rett, Jennifer Tara — 100, 136, 137

Revercomb, Angela Lynn — 73

Reynolds, David Randolph — 100

Rhame, Walter Ashby III — 38, 100

Ribar, Paula Lynn — 73

Rice, Elizabeth Sylvia — 100

Rice, Robert James — 73, 79, 128, 132, 148

Richards, Darrand Edmond —

Richardson, Carol Ann — 100, 142

Richardson, Donald Mason — 700

Riegel, Nancy Ellen —

Rike, Robert McKendree Jr. —

Robertson, Maragaret Lynn — 700, 134

Robinson, Charles Douglas — 28, 73

Robinson, Christopher Kerry —

Robinson, Douglas Ray — 28, 29, 73, 130,

138

Robinson, Jill Elaine - 24, 38, 73, 132

Robinson, Patricia Renee — 707, 759

Rogers, Russell Leroy III — 82, 101, 148

Rose, Shannon Elizabeth — 73, 136, 138

Rosen, Louis — 73, 148, 139

Rowe, Charlie Clay Jr. — 74

Rowlee, Blaine Erickson — 34, 70, 138, 148,

149

Rupert, Robert Thomas — 707

Ruthven, Sara Catherine — 74, 136

Salgado, Letha E. —

Salzberg, Kerry-Beth — 25, 101, 151

Sammond, Christopher Adam — 101, 142

Sanchez, Hortensia Maria —

Sanders, James Wilson — 107

Sato, Tomoko —101

Scarborough, Ryan — 148

Schlenker, John Russell — 74, 135

Schopfel, William

Schriver, Michael Wayne — 101, 148

Schulthess, James D. Jr. — 36, 74, 126

Scott, Andrew Douglas —

Seagle, Benjamin Russell — 707

Sedberry, Philip Anthony — 707

Selkirk, Mark Randall —

Sellers, Sara Miller — 74

Sheffield, Cynthia LaVett — 36, 50, 101,

128, 136, 138, 167

Shepherd, Matthew Perry —

Sherrill, Charles Franklin — 74, 79, 80

Sherrill, Charles Truman — 130, 132, 138

Shimizu, Kenichi — 75, 83

Shively, Colby Wade — 101, 156, 163

Shober, Steven Jay — 707, 128

Shook, Stuart Earl — 102

Skibell, Nikki Lyn — 102, 136, 138

Slaton, David Christopher — 28

Sloop, James Howard Jr. —

Smith, Jeffery David — 102

Smith, Lee Oakman — 49, 102

Smith, Lisa Michelle — 39, 102, 124, 125

Smith, Lori Jo - 102, 130

Smith, Lorna Lynn — 43

Smith, Michael Allen —

Smith, Samuel Lee —

Soprano, Lynn Marie — 32, 75

Sowell, Dana Kimberly — 35, 102, 155, 160,

161

Spaulding, Eileen Marie — 75, 132

Sprinkle, Thomas Arvil — 702

Stanley, Bethany Anne — 75

Stebbins, Sandra Lynn — 102

Stensby, Eva Astrid — 75, 124, 125, 138

Stephenson, Robert Matthew — 102

Stevenson, William Martin — 148, 149

Stewart, Elizabeth Mcintosh — 102, 151

Still, Wendy Jane — 30

Stocks, Alison Marie — 75, 154, 155

Stonebraker, Sandra Kinee — 702

Streeter, Erin Leigh —

Strickland, Karen Yvonne — 41, 75, 79, 81,

130, 134, 135

Stroman, Melissa — 70J

Summers, Kcndrick Benton — 103

Surles, Richard Britt Jr. — 23, 35, 72, 75

Suzuki, Miho — 75

Tajima, Chizuru — 70J

Tamai, Yukiko — 75, 160

Tapper, Rebecca Leigh — 75, 79, 130

Tate, Elizabeth Karen — 103, 128, 167

Taylor, Donnie Rashid — 138

Taylor, Michael Andrew — 75, 148, 149

Taylor, Thomas Pou — 143

Taylor, Trudy Lynn —

Tennent, Keith Sean — 103

Thomas, Lori Anne — 76

Thompson, Melanie Lisa — 103, 136, 150,

151

Tomaru, Takako — 103, 160

Tourangeau, Scott Carle — 104

Townsend, Julia Randolph — 104

174 Index

Trace, Craig Ian —

Trickey, Helen Ardis — 52, 103

Tsuruoka. Kiyoshi —

Tucker, letter y Mark —

Turner, left — 126, 127

Turner, lames Carlisle — 126

Turtle, Johnnie Lee Jr. — 104, 156, 163

Tyler, Emily Paige — 140

Underwood, Timothy Lane — 104, 128

Van Beke, Timothy Halstead —

Veen, Chad D. —

Velco, Tarcy Alexis — 106

Vicars, joe Watson III — 107

Vinson, Robert R. Ir. — 107

Wadell, Gary Christopher — 104

Waites, Satina Renee — 755

Wakamatsu. Akemi — 104, 160

Walden, Tammi Natasha — 76, 155

Waldron, Dorsey Campbell — 104, 126

Wall, Warren Anderson, Jr. — 76

Waters, Michael Leonard — 105, 134, 135

Webb, Douglas Lawrence — 105, 153

Weir, Eric Marshall —

Welborne, Eric Scott — 105, 134, 138

Welder, Franklin Hayes —

Wells, Jennifer Michelle — 20. 105. 158,

159

Wells, Kerry Alaine — 76, 144, 145

Wetherbee, Francis Putney III —

Wetsig, Brian Edward — 705, 138

Whilden, Christine Sue — 76, 136

White, Gary Thomas — 105

Whilmire, Polly Ann — 30, 105, 128

White, Natalie Lynn — 76, 128, 130, 132,

134, 135, 136

Wiener, Christopher Matthew — 30, 105,

128, 144

Wilde, Jeffery Eric — 16

Wilder, Janice Elaine — 106, 159, 162, 163

Wildrick, John Thomas —

Wilkes, Kim Yvette —

Williams, Edna Mae —

Williams, Herdi Denise — 77

Williams, Jason Boyd — 106, 153

Williams, Kelly O'Brien — 62, 77, 130, 132

Williams, Theo Reginal Jr. — 77

Wilson, Eric Donald — 706, 753

Wilson, Shirley Francis —

Wise, Bernadette Marie — 706

Wood, Robert Dwayne — 706

Woodfin, Denyce Elaine — 77

Woodruff, Lee Jonas — 106, 131, 136

Woods, April Michele — 77, 79, 80, 126,

127, 135

Woods, Cloye Janine — 706

Woodward, Fred Victor III —

Worley, Martha Jo —

Wright, Michelle Lee —

Wright, Robert Michael —

Wright, Susan Singleton — 7J0

Wynn, Patrice Mechelle —

Wynn, Reginald Wayne —

York, Carey Franklin — 77

York, Michele Lynn — 707

Youngblood, Timothy Lee — 107

Zimmerli, Mark Jokob — 107, 138

Faculty and Staff

Alexander, Bill — 115 Bailey, Mark — 776 Ballrnger, Nancy — Barker, Barbara — 7 79 Barnhill, Sarah — 745 Brewer, Kathy — 119

Brigham, Sharon — 7 76

Brooks, Robert — 119

Burger, Peter —114

Byers, Bill — 112, 124. 125

Ceccanese, Martha —119

Choate, Betty —

Christman, Bud — 1 16, 135

Clark-Webb, Mikell — 21, 39, 50, 776, 720,

727, 134, 125. 128

Conley, Elmer — 119

Cope, Sam — 41, 48, 112

Corn, Jeanette —119

Coryell, Brad — 7 14

Credille, Teri — 1 16

Daniels, Rachel — 7 75

Day id, Ed — 119

Day is, Clara — 7 76

Davis, Ed — 38

Dodson, Mike — 118

Eason, By r die — 116

Etters, Ann —116

Fisher, Ray — 78, 114

Floyd, Raymond —119

Gantt, Mike —

Gash, Argyle — 7 76

Gash, Bill —

Glesener, Bob — 31, 115

Greer, Billy — 2, 12, 13, 14, 35, 41, 44, 50,

110, 111, 116, 139, 143, 165

Griffin, Annie —119

Hallowell, Cheryl —115

Hamilton, Joyce —

Hamlin, Jack —118

Hammond, Belton —113

Hawkins, Mary —119

Hayes, Bob — 776

Holland, Tina — 7 76

Hollingsworth, Alyse —117

Horn, Sue — 115, 131

Hughey, James —

Humphrey, Marty — 22, 117, 120, 121

Jackson, Joe —112

Jackson, Joyce — 50, 113, 125, 195

Jackson, Randy — 35, 50, 51, 113, 125

Jackson, Tammy — 25, 117, 120, 121, 132,

133, 195

Johnson, Paige —

Kelly, Kristin — 41, 112

Kelly, Steve — 41, 112. 141

Kenerly, Louise — 117

Lander, Don —115

Langley, Harry — 3, 110, 111, 115

Lauterer, Jock — 35, 1 17, 120, 125, 126,

127, 169

Long, jane — 154, 155

Lovely, Gene — 7 74

Lowe, Crawford —

Martin, David — 143

Masterson, Lisanne — 7 77

McCabe, Mike — 117

McCall, Laverne — 119

McCall, Lee — 119

McCauley, Debbie —

McDowell — 112

Mead, Sarah —

Miller, Adelaide — 112

Miller, Harvey — 112

Montgomery, Doris —117

Moore, Bill —

Moore, Willie — 119

Morgan, Glenda — 115, 126

Murray, Mary —

Murray, Tim — 42, 112

Nolen, Martha —

Norman, Dana — 119

Norwood, Maude — 779

Parris, Barbara —

Pascale, Judy — 135, 136, 137

Patterson, Harry — 118

Payne, Guy — 118

Paul, Dana — 1 10, 136

Peveto, Mike —117

Phillips, Talmadge —

Pumphery, Jo —

Pierson, Paul — 1 19

Plemmons, Reid —118

Powell, Charlotte — 119

Rankin, Debra —

Richie, Kay — 119

Rinker, Dave — 116, 156, 157, 158, 163

Robinson, Brenda —119

Robinson, Pal — 112

Rogers, Doug — 116, 152, 153

Rogers, Joyce —

Rogers, Sam — 18, 66, 7 77, 720, 72 7

Rogers, Sandy — 167

Ryan, Linda —

Sanders, Jim —119

Scarborough, Don — 76, 148, 149

Sherrod, Jerry — 26, 27, 1 14, 124, 125

Sirianni, Tony — 7 72

Stiles, Mary —117

Stiles, V.C. — 118

Summers, Margot — 117

Taylor, David — 776, 750, 757

Teague, Charlie — 36, 113

Tillotson, Cinny — 112. 131

Tolzman, Dean — 119

Triplett, Glen —

Waggy, Sharon — 25, 11, 117, 120, 131

Webb, Jacky — 120

Weber, Mike — 29, 117,

Wellborn, Clarke — 115

Wells, Ricky — 118

Wetmore, David — 7 74

Whatley, Larry — 112

White, Barbara — 118

Whitmire, Bobbie Jean —

Wilkie, Kelly — 117

Wilson, Linda —

Witek, Norm — 2, 13, 17, 111, 117, 133

Wood, Clara — 113, 144, 145, 195

Woods, Jesse — 119

Wright, Kathleen — 117

Zednik, Maggie — 62, 113, 130, 131

Zimmerman, Charles — 3, 113, 134, 135

120

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Student Directory

This index of names and addresses is intended for the private use of Brevard College students, faculty, and staff and may not be used for any other purpose (i.e. survey, solicitation, etc.) without the permis- sion of Brevard College.

Jerry Lyn Aaron 203 Jones Circle Thomasville. NC 27360

Sana Abdalrazek 1927 Morth Akin Drive Atlanta, QA 30345

Corbin Brett Abemathy 395 Rucker Rd. Alpharetta. QA 30201

Kevin Wade Adams Route 10. Box 346 Lancaster. SC 29720

John Hucks Albergotti 345 Livingston Drive Charlotte. NC 28211

Cynthia McMillan Allen 2777 Benj. E. Mays Dr. SW Atlanta, QA 30311

Celia Teixeira Alves

no. 266 Qetulio Apt. 105

Rio de Janeiro, RJ BRAZIL

Alecia Lynn Andrews 727 Tilden Place Virginia Beach, VA 23454

Clara Holland Andrews P.O. Box 847 Mocksville. NC 27028

Mark Clifford Anheier 6723 Porterfield Road Pineville, NC 28134

Jennifer Ruth Ankrim 1418 NW 50th Terrace Gainesville, FL 32605

James Alston Ardavany 18721 Walkers Choice Road Qaithersburg, MD 20879

Hideko Ariizumi 11-13 Aioi 2-chome 400 JAPAN

Paul Chandler Amdt 500 Auckland Lane Matthews, NC 28105

James Robert Arnold 666 Seminole Dr. Winter Park, FL 32789

Mark Andrew Arthur 6909 Providence Lane W. Charlotte, NC 28226

Sarah Michelle Atkinson 136 Point of View Dr. Mooresville, NC 28115

Anna Knibb Austell Route 2, Box 3001 Columbus, NC 28722

Michael Brett Auten 22 Johnson St. Belmont, NC 28012

Elizabeth Blair Autrey 2701 Meade Court Charlotte, NC 28211

Tina Michelle Baker P.O. Box 1953 Brevard, NC 28712

Lisa Jean Balding

Rt. 4, Box 167, Millcove

Brevard, NC 28712

Harold Edwin Baldwin 202 Roselyn Ave. Ft. Pierce, FL 33482

Jill Marie Baldwin

Rt. 2, Box 136

Horse Shoe, NC 28742

Stephanie Miche Bamberger 15710 Beacon Ct. Dumfries, VA 22026

Heather York Barclay

467 31st Ave. N.

St. Petersburg, FL 33704

James Gordon Barker, II 2017 N. Fern Circle Leesburg, FL 32748

Tonja Nicole Barksdale 2196 Starline Dr. Decatur, GA 30032

Bradley Clay Bartlett 3140 Royal Oak Dr. Marietta, GA 30067

George Joseph Bates, III 434 Orchardale Rochester Hills, Ml 48309

Jeffrey David Baucom 3912 Braxton Dr. Charlotte, NC 28226

Mark Gregory Bean 3608 Lakeshore Dr. High Point, NC 27260

Barton Lee Beckham 4401 Nelson Avenue Columbia, SC 29206

James David Beebe, Jr.

Rt. 4, Box 181 Seneca, SC 29678

Kimberly Ann Belanger 604 Hibiscus Trail Melbourne, FL 32951

Cynthia Diane Bell 115 Sabra Dr. Easley, SC 29640

Lawrence Gordon Berg 313 Porpoise Pt. Dr. St. Augustine, FL 32084

Alan Marlow Berrier 201 Kingston Ave. Kemersville, NC 27284

Sydney Allison Best P.O. Box 1503 Brevard, NC 28712

Debra Anita Bimmerle 1644 Bristol Westchester, IL 60153

Meredith Beth Bizzell 207 W. Market St. Hertford, NC 27944

David Gerald Blaesing 25 Magnolia Street Brevard, NC 28712

Lori Jo Blaesing 25 Magnolia Street Brevard, NC 28712

Matthew McClymonds Blue

1808 Arden PI.

High Point, NC 27260

Laura Kristen Bolch Post Office Box 131 Newton, NC 28658

Cynthia Anne Bond 2745 70th St. SW Naples, FL 33999

Patricia Ann Bone

Route 1

Clarksville, Ga 30523

Sara Ruth Booker 309 N. 2nd St. Smithfield, NC 27577

Tanya Kay Boone 23 Axley St Canton, NC 28716

May-Britt Borgen Jutevagen 5 19177 Sollentuna. SWEDEN

Sarah Randolph Bostic 960 West Park Place Deland, FL 32720

Ellen Patricia Boyle 495 North Harbor Dr.

Atlanta, GA 30328

Kimberly Kristine Boyle

423 Hacienda

Winter Springs, FL 32708

Charles Leininger Bradley Post Office Box 1181 Brevard, NC 28712

Kelly Diane Brannon 2018 Harris Rd. Charlotte, NC 28211

Jeffrey David Breen 113 Park Hill Lane Sterling, VA 22170

Susan Walton Brewton 206 Grandview Avenue Brevard, NC 28712

Edwin Sheridan Brockwell 4640 Elk Valley Ct. Winston-Salem, NC 27103

Mark Robert Brom 65 Heritage Drive Lake Wylie, SC 29710

Allen F. Brooks 18 Pinehurst Court Asheville, NC 28805

Joseph Brooks N.I.C. 9043 West Africa

Robert Jackson Brooks, Jr. 331 Crestside Drive SE Concord, NC 28025

Michelle Lynn Broussard 4679 Cherry Way Marietta, GA 30067

Andrew Donald Brown Rt. 1, Box 90 Reidsville, NC 27320

James Larry Brown 548 Inlet Rd. Eufaula, AL 36027

Jeanne Leigh Brown 71 36th Ave. NW Hickory, NC 28601

Jeffrey Donovan Brown P.O. Box 1323 Etowah, NC 28729

Rhett Porter Brown Post Office Box 418 Ridgeland, SC 29936

George Scott Bryant

424 Meadowbrook Dr. Danville, KY 40422

Karen Joyce Buckley 1003 Lakeview Court Brevard, NC 28712

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Stacey Lynette Bullock 3803 High Ridge Rd. Matthews. DC 28105

Angela Renae Bumbrey Route 5, Box 2005 Spotsylvania, VA 22553

David Pitts Bundy 257 Heathwood Dr. Spartanburg. SC 29302

Richard Paul Burke Rt. 2, Box 250 Claremont, NC 28610

Barbara Lydia Burton 4501 Shys Mill Rd. Nashville. TN 37215

Christian Ryan Busch 543 Overlook Dr. Greensboro. NC 27403

Laura Allen Byers 210 Kingston Rd. Wilmington, NC 28403

Kimberly Marlowe Cabe Post Office Box 131 Lake Toxaway. NC 28747

Otto Camenzind Cabe 439 Wolfpen Cove Brevard. NC 28712

Jeffrey Tyson Cabot 960 Park Place Drive Deland, PL 32720

Brian Lee Calaway

3 Tisdale

Indian Mead, MD 20640

Derek Lance Calhoun 100 Glen Cannon Drive Pisgah forest, NC 28768

Danny William Camp 119 Otis Camp Rd. Lenoir. NC 28645

Maria Anita Camp 1645 Norden Rd. _ Riverdale, GA 30296

Kevin Whitfield Card 3521 Old Post Rd. Fairfax, VA 22030

Jared Leslie Cargill 38 Wheeler Rd. Kendall Park, NJ 8824

Walter Edward Cargill 14151 SW 24 St. Davie, FL 33325

Jamell Carter

6256 Hillandale Dr. "202

Lithonia. GA 30058

Donna Lea Cashwell

P.O. Box 52

Autryville. NC 28318

Salvatore Anth Cavarretta

341 NW 21 St.

Boca Raton, FL 33431

Amy DeeAnna Cearley 3913 Pisa Drive Panama City, FL 32405

Crystal Michele Chapman P.O. Box 112 Rosman, NC 28772

Patricia Lynn Chapman P.O. Box 364 Rosman, NC 28772

JoAnn Cho

835 S. Florida Ave.

Greenville, SC 29611

Jakob Rex Christensen 535 Kenbrook Drive NW Atlanta, GA 30327

David Chun, I

1704 Meadowgate Drive

Richardson, TX 75081

Richard Robert Cipriano 9801 S.W. 82 Ct. Miami. FL 33156

Lori Anne Clark 114 Millbrook Dr. Brevard, NC 28712

Maria Elizabeth Clark 2401 Foxwood Rd. S. Orange Park, FL 32073

Matthew Gerard Clark 2401 Foxwood Rd. S. Orange Park, FL 32073

Elizabeth Cord Clementson P.O. Box 29 Penrose, NC 28766

Kimberly Lee Cliche 12086 Timberlake Dr. Cincinnati, OM 45249

Timothy Alan Cline Rt. 2, Box 130 Marion, VA 24354

Brian Joseph Cloninger 2120 Dawnshire Dr. Gastonia, NC 28054

Michael Linard Cole 2416 Machine Street Winston-Salem, NC 27105

Julie Anne Combs 12920 Sophia Circle Largo, FL 33544

Jon Harvey Congdon 1216 Sanden Ferry Dr.

Decatur, GA 30033

Harry Watson Connor 2107 Kylemore Drive Greensboro, NC 27406

Ronald Antawyn Connor PO Box 2741 Newton, NC 28658

Heather Jo Conrad 1300 E. Kennedy Rd. Sterling Park, VA 22170

Angela C. Cook 8566 Peartree Ct. Riverdale, GA 30274

Robert Pearson Cooler 105 Heyward St. Hardeeville, SC 29927

Felicia Adair Cope 3085 Ridgemead Dr. Winston-Salem, NC 27107

Rhonda Michelle Corn Rt. 1, Box 43 Brevard, NC 28712

David Lawrence Cotton 3513 Canterbury Rd. New Bern, NC 28560

Beth Alayne Cowan 552 Jordan Rd. Brevard. NC 28712

Curtis Adam Cowan 281 Fairway Dr. B.S.L. Southport, NC 28461

Teri W. Credille

1125 Cashiers Valley Road

Brevard, NC 28712

Timothy Michael Crewe 16 Rambling Dr. Hendersonville. NC 28739

Robert Patrick Croft 3030 Prytania Road Winston-Salem. NC 27106

Angela Marie Cromwell 10518 W. 89th Terrace Overland Park, KS 66214

Andrew Lyle Cross 4414 Ossian Hall Ln. Annandale, VA 22003

Michael Dean Crump 3724 Dorsett Way Tallahassee, FL 32303

Hilary Lynn Cullen 8825 SW 151 St. Miami, FL 33176

Thomas Francis Cunningham 665 Wedge Dr. Naples. FL 33940

Robert McFadden Cushing 1864 Oakdale Lane South Clearwater, FL 34624

Michael D'Agostino 3225 Regatta Road Naples, FL 33940

Cara Anne Daniels 404 Blanca Ave. Tampa. FL 33629

Mary-Margaret Daniels 8510 Royal Lakes Dr. Jacksonville, FL 32216

Michael Stephen Davis

Box 102

Lexington, NC 27292

Norman Davenport Davis 410 Dogwood Trail Marietta. GA 30067

Pike Adair Davis 392 North Boyd St. Winter Garden, FL 32787

Joseph Culbertson Dawsey P.O. Box 27 Aynor, SC 29511

Olivier De la Ronciere 4134 SE Centerboard Ln. Stuart, FL 33494

Thomas James DeLucia 2522 Meadow Ln. Cocoa, FL 32926

Cynthia Ann Deviney Rt. 5, Box 527-B Rutherfordton, NC 28139

Diana Lynn Dickerhoof Rt. 4, Box 294 Hendersonville, NC 28739

Paul Donald Dilberger

253 E. Lakewood Rd.

W. Palm Beach, FL 33405

Ramona Diane Dill P.O. Box 2155 Hendersonville, NC 28793

Nancy Wright Dills 356 South Broad Street Brevard, NC 28712

Robert Thomas Dixon 209 Baystone Dr. Hendersonville, NC 28739

Paula Dannette Dobson Rt. 5, Box 656 Yadkinville, NC 27055

Brandon Orville Dodson

Box 73

Fortson, GA 31808

Paul Joseph Donnelly

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5671 Whippoorwill Dr. Pffafftown. nc 27040

Greg Guy Douglas

1106 north Parkside Drive

Peoria, IL 61606

Renee Michelle Douglas 1106 north Parkside Drive Peoria. IL 61606

Samantha Gail Douglass 1495 Camaby Ct. Dunwoody. GA 50338

Amy Gayle Dowdle 402 Luola St. Madison, NC 27025

Todd Presley Dowdle 402 Luola St. Madison, NC 27025

Brenda Leigh Duckworth 248A Enola Rd. Morganton, HC 28655

Christopher Steven Dunn 16 Pella Ln. Fredericksburg, VA 22401

Scott Alan Dvorak 370 Foxridge Rd. Orange Park, FL 32073

Derek Garth Dyda 3819 Singletree Charlotte, MC 28212

Joseph William Dyer

C-60-6

Hudson, riC 28638

Pamela Glynn Eddings 549 Hunters Glen Lane Hendersonville, nc 28739

Cynthia Jannette Edwins 12 Friendship Lane Pisgah Forest, nc 28768

Angela Lea Ellis Rt. 5, Box 584-6 Conover, nc 28613

Karen Patricia Ellis 4206 Marble Lane Fairfax, VA 22033

Stephanie Carol Ellison 2402 Veasley St. Greensboro, nc 27407

Amy Richelle Elrod

1520 S. Ola Rd.

Locust Grove, GA 30248

nicholas Thomas Embrey 15 Old Concord Rd. Stafford, VA 22554

John George Erickson 4602 Doncaster Drive

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Greensboro, nc 27406

Jeffrey Glenn Ertzberger 189 Brevard Rd. Asheville, nc 28806

Amy Bland Ervin Rt. 2, Box 127 Mooresville, nc 28115

Amy Melissa Farmer 207 Wesley Circle Toccoa, GA 30577

John Carlton Farquhar 112 Pine Road Seaford, DE 19973

Dean Louis Feldpausch 28109 Hawberry Farmington Hills, Ml 48018

Maria September Ferguson Route 1, Box 253 Clyde, nC 28721

Daniel John Festa 1334 Upper Brandon PI. norfolk, VA 23508

Tracy Michelle Fisher

Route 1

Lake Toxaway, nc 28747

Christopher G. Flaker 2626 nE 20th Place Cape Coral, FL 33909

Michelle Lee Fleming 7921 Ellet Rd. Springfield, VA 22151

Robert Lawson Forrester 1479 Camaby Ct. Dunwoody, GA 30338

Ted U. Fort, Jr. 8218 Canyon Forge Riverdale, GA 30274

Roberto nichola Forte

6427 Travis Road

West Palm Beach, FL 33406

nancy Susan Fox 46 Porreca Dr. Millville, nj 8332

James Lee Fredere

108 35th Ave. nE

St. Petersburg, FL 33704

Matthew William French P.O. Box 68 Patterson, nc 28661

Charles Guignard Frisbie 310 Dewey Dr. Annapolis, MD 21401

Alice Jean Gaines Rt. 3, Box 414 Blacksburg, VA 24060

Duane Robert Galloway 502 Old County Home Rd. Brevard, nc 28712

Benny Lee Gandy 325 Saddlefield Rd. Columbia, SC 29203

Dario Anthony Garcia 1621 Josephine St. #3 Key West, FL 33040

Kelli Anne George 121 Hunt Club Dr. Summerville, SC 29483

Thomas Lawrenc Giampietro 1770 Palm Dr. Venice, FL 33595

Ashley Scott Gibson 4 Green Valley Ct. Asheville, nc 28806

Christine Parker Giersch 6433 Chapman Ct. Raleigh, nc 27612

Gregory William Gieseke

525 Isle of Capri

Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301

James Davis Gilmer P.O. Box 6082 Spartanburg, SC 29304

David nelson Gilreath 510 n. St. Marys Ln. Marietta, GA 30064

Faith Ellen Glugover 76 Montanya View Valdese, nc 28690

Rachel Devra Goldberg

326 nE 23rd Ave.

Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301

Lina Marcela Gomez

P.O. Box 1823

Boca Raton, FL 33432

Laura Louise Gooding 1815 Highland St. Fernandina Beach, FL 32034

Kimberley Campbel Goodsir 234 Indian Creek Drive Mechanicsburg, PA 17055

Jessica Sharon Graham 9044 Sterling Ridge Lane Jonesboro, GA 30236

Loyd Wayne Graham Rt. 2, Box 151 Wauchula, FL 33873

Rebecca Jane Grassie 112 Welcome Dr. Fountain Inn, SC 29644

Erin Anita Greenlaw

8902 Tailcoat Ct. Springfield, VA 22153

William T. Greer Brevard College Brevard, nc 28712

Marcello Corlet Gutierrez 2424 Barley Culb Court Orlando, FL 32821

John William Haag 1860 Bayshore Dr. Englewood, FL 33533

Angela Jill Hair 52 Dills Cove Rd. Sylva, nC 28779

Jeffrey Brian Hale 3717 Annlin Ave. Charlotte, nc 28209

Erin Callahan Halpin Route 4, Box 218 Brevard, nc 28712

Lisa Renee Handelman Route 4, Box 129 Oxford, nc 27565

Eric Darrell Hansen 146 Poplar Circle Summerville, SC 29483

Mellinda Gay Hansen 146 Poplar Circle Summerville, SC 29483

Kathy Lorene Harbin 2512 Judith Ave. Gastonia, nc 28054

William Todd Hardin 6613 Summerlin Place Charlotte, nc 28226

Daniel Martin Harris Post Office Box 3120 CRS Johnson City, Tn 37602-2130

Rachel Elizabeth Harris 22 Park Ave. Brevard, nc 28712

Tamiko Redale Harrison 2149 Winkler Rd. Durham, nc 27712

Olin Dayton Hatch 1875 15th Ct. nw Winter Haven, FL 33881

Marjorie Lynnette Hawk

610 Easy St.

Daytona Beach, FL 32017

Thomas Robert Hay, III

Box 89

Andrews, nC 28901

David Stewart Hayden 759 Watch Point Drive

id

Cincinnati. OH 45230

Thomas Andrew Heckert 103 Oakwood Dr. Brevard. NC 28712

John Gaston Heeney 2585 Woodward Way, nw Atlanta. QA 30305

Leigh Michelle Hege 703 Brookgreen Dr. Lexington, NC 27292

Timothy John Heise 375 Plymouth Dr. Palatine, 1L 60067

Theodore Allen Henderson 11000 Chestnut Hills Matthews, MC 28105

Andrea Renee Henry 2216 John Arthur Way Lakeland, PL 33803

David Kenneth Hensley P.O. Box 552

Skyland. NC 28776

Deborah Lynn Herbert 108 Mancy Dr. Oldsmar, FL 33557

Amy Elizabeth Herndon 1090 Maryland Avenue Spartanburg, SC 29302

William Gilbert Hettich 648 Christopher Rd. Chapel Hill, NC 2751*

Joseph Mark Higginbotham 2901 Whirlaway Trail Tallahassee, PL 32308

Amanda Faye Hill 7824 Timber Glow Trail Knoxville, TN 37918

Brent Patrick Hill 16 Bickel Ct. Sterling, VA 22170

Stefen Christian Hinkle 2231 East Pine St. Mt. Airy, NC 27030

Suzanne Elaine Hoag 1506 Rockford Ct. Charleston, WV 25314

John Daniel Hoback, II 419 Crestland Avenue Greensboro, NC 27401

Stephanie Anne Hoback 201 Leftwich St. Greensboro, NC 27401

Kristin Marie Hogan 2332 Oakdale Dr. E. Orange Park. FL 32073

David Michael Holcombe, Jr. 55 Franklin, St. Brevard, NC 28712

Paul Holmes 105 Nicole Lane Longwood, FL 32750

Richard Bernard Holt 19 Garden Rd. Pelham, NY 10803

Melissa Lee Honeycutt

911 Hart Rd.

Pisgah Forest, NC 28768

Edward Anthony Honzik 221 Hickory Dr. Longwood, FL 32779

Kimberly Dawn Hoots 5401 NW 23rd PI. Gainesville, FL 32606

Tracy L. Hombaker 21 Valley View Terrace Moorestown, NJ 8057

Gregory James Houston 6201 Banyan Terrace Plantation, FL 33317

Kenneth William Howe 1335 Robinhood Lane S. Lakeland, FL 33803

Brian Lewis Howell 60 Oakside Drive Goose Creek, SC 29445

Jennifer Blakeney Howren 11139 Timberhill Ct. Pineville, NC 28134

Michael Scott Hubbard 2745 Amsden Rd. Winter Park, FL 32792

Eric Walker Hughson 5139 Springhaven Road Orange Park, FL 32073

Mary Elizabeth Humphrey 477 Concord Dr. Cookeville, TN 38501

Chevella Renee Hundley 271 Dalewood Drive Winston-Salem, NC 27104

Amanda Jo Hunter Post Office Box 5867 Winston-Salem, NC 27113

William Allen Huters, Jr.

Box 52

Brevard, NC 28712

Heather Ann Hynton 5212 24th Ave. Dr. W. Bradenton, FL 33529

Kathy Ann Impello

3881 Centre Ct. Norcross, GA 30092

Miyuki Imura 12-32 Haryu, Yaita Japan

John Ashley Ingani Box 1716, Union Street Marshville, NC 28103

Dana Irene Ingram 210 S. Melville Tampa, FL 33606

Ryuichi Ishikawa 1-206 1035-11 Bushi Saitama 358, JAPAN

Tirzah Kennedy Ison Rt. 2, Box 151-B Catawba, NC 28609

Shelley Elaina Ivey 764 North Douglasville, GA 30134

Joseph William Jackson 113 Robinson Avenue Brevard, NC 28712

Kevin K. Jackson 24 Oakwood Drive Oklahoma City. OK 73121

Lorinda Christine Jackson 113 Robinson Avenue Brevard, NC 28712

Paige Ann Jackson 4524 Butler Street Ft. Meade, MD 20755

Richard L. Jarrell, Jr. 213 Brevity Lane Deland, FL 32724

Teresa Lynn Jennewine 8 Alexander Street Ft. Bragg, NC 28307

Kevin Lee Jennings 2038 Laurel Park Hwy. Hendersonville, NC 28739

Sean Patrick Jennings 126 East Taylor Avenue Beach Haven, NJ 08008

Andrew Max Jent 222 Talmadge Drive Spartanburg. SC 29302

Raymond Alex Jemigan, Jr. 2050 Nottingham Lane Burlington, NC 27215

Kathleen Virginia Johnson 634 Blairshire Circle Winter Park, FL 32792

Paige Dickens Johnson Route 4, Box 187-B

Brevard, NC 28712

Scott Frederick Johnson 14131 Honeysuckle Ridge D Matthews, NC 28105

Tim A. Johnson 4410 NE 30th Ave. Lighthouse PL, FL 33064

Victor Cromwell Johnson Rt. 5. Box 542B Georgetown, SC 29440

Dianne Carol Johnston P.O. Box 616 Cashiers, NC 28717

Greg Floyd Jolly P.O. Box 96 Felda, FL 33930

Theresa Michele Jones Post Office Box 92 Cocoa, FL 32922

Stephen Paul Kandrach 8003 Fountain Ave. Tampa, FL 33615

Yasuko Kaneshige 13-39-203 Kiyomizu 3chome Kitakyushu, Japan

Emma Pauline Kauffman 7006 Valley Lake Dr. Raleigh, NC 27612

Kenneth Gene Keenum, Jr. 608 Austin Avenue Cary, NC 27511

Edith Christine Keever Star Rt., Box 161 Rosman, NC 28772

Michael Scott Kennedy 118-B Poole Ln. Clemson, SC 29631

Michael Aaron Kerr 142 Stardley Mtn. Rd. Asheville, NC 28806

Izumi Kikukawa 4-2B-28 Jingumae Tokyo, 150 JAPAN

Juan Geri Kincaid 106-C Carolina St. Morganton, NC 28655

Lilla Mae King 3281 Springvale Rd. Morristown, TN 37814

Rachel Paula Klein 44 Edwina Ct. Dayton, NJ 8810

David Eric Klingensmith 201 Larkwood Dr. Sanford, FL 32771

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Alan Lewis Knight 100 Henry Ave. Seneca, SC 29678

William Edward Koontz 217 Williford Ct. High Point, NC 27260

Mika Korogi

1-97-2 Tsurugamin Ashi-ku

Asahi-ku Yokohama. JAPAN

241

Daigaku Kuwahara

2-1 hokkedani Hachimancho

Tokushiam, Japan

Philip Shawn Lackey 3 Engel Drive Greenville, SC 29609

Michael Allen Laidlaw 2947 NE 14th Dr. Jensen Beach, EL 33457

James Kirk Lambert P.O. Box 124 Earmville, NC 27828

Michelle Renee Lambert 6027 Birmingham Ave. Pensacola, FL 32506

Selena Rachel Lauterer 334 Old Haw Creek Rd. Asheville, NC 28805

Darren Alan Lawler 4154 Highland Dr. Richmond, IN 47374

Sonia Marie Lawler

118 Inyo Lane

Camp Pendleton, CA 92055

Rosanna Marella Lawrence P.O. Box 105 Frogmore, SC 29920

Archie Lester LeQrone 1037 Keystone Court Charlotte, NC 28210

Stephanie Dia Leatherwood Rt. 2, Box 245 Clyde, NC 28721

Noelle Katherine Lee 908 Krueger Pky. Stuart, FL 34996

Linda Marie Leffler 3220 Wamath Dr. Charlotte, NC 28210

Christine Mary Liga

119 Mildred Ave.RD*l Stanhope, NJ 7874

Kobert Andrew Liga

1 19 Mildred Avenue Road

Stan Hope, NJ 07874

Brenda Gail Lisenbee Route 4, Box 105-A Arden, NC 28704

Catherine Anne Lisk 723 Wilmore St. N.E. Lenoir, NC 28645

Julie Anne Litter 1302 Pressview Ave. Altamonte Springs, FL 32701

Tina Marie Litter 1302 Pressview Ave. Altamonte Springs, FL 32701

Laura Ann Long 375 Doub Rd. Lewisville, NC 27023

Jorge A. Lopez

2868 Kentucky St.

West Palm Beach, FL 33406

Rebecca Julia Love P.O. Box 22 Delco, NC 28436

Jeffrey Scott Lowe 107 Azalea Avenue Brevard, NC 28712

Melissa JoAnn Lowery 311 Salisbury, St. Kemersville, NC 27284

William Brownlee Lowry Rt. 4, Box 383L Spartanburg, SC 29302

Debra Marie Lucenti 9 Washington Ave. Brevard, NC 28712

Glenn David MacDonald 4114 LaMarre Dr. Fairfax, VA 22030

William Manual Madden Box 1, Rt. 70 Cashiers, NC 28717

Rachel Ann Makupson 211 Sheppard Thomasville, NY 27360

Kelly Ann Malone 1008 Highland AVe. Fayetteville, TN 37334

William Henry Maney

Box 583

Cherokee, NC 28719

Phillip Nathan Marks 583 Huntington Avenue Winter Park, FL 32787

John Patrick Martin 304 Rose Lane Summerville, SC 29483

Raleigh Leroy Martin, Jr.

Box 283

West Union, SC 29696

Steven DeJon Martin 3397 Benjamin E. Mays Dr. Atlanta, GA 30311

Elizabeth Katherin Mather 2030 Laurel Park Highway Hendersonville. NC 28739

Sheri Joy Mathis 7521 Brigantine Ln. Parkland. FL 33067

Susan Ann Matz 237 Palm Dr. Naples, FL 33962

Glenda Lynn Mauger

5034 33rd Ave. N.

St. Petersburg, FL 33710

Rhonda Rosa McCall 944 Glazener Rd. Balsam Grove, NC 28708

Jamie Lyn McCauley

304 Mock St.

Sylvania, GA 30467-2173

Kimberly Ann McCranie

316 Snell Isle Blvd.

St. Petersburg, FL 33704

Antionette Louise McCray

P.O. Box 1682

Lake Placid, FL 33852

Robin Yvonne McCutcheon 1325 Botetourt Gardens Norfolk, VA 23517

Jill McDaniel 3601 White Lane Sarasota, FL 34242

Frances Avonell McDonald 6170 Mountain Brook Lane Atlanta, GA 30328

Michael Edward McGee

5408 Jackson Pt. Marietta, GA 30068

Phillip Gregory McGirt 709 Hilltop Drive Lexington, NC 27292

Todd Anthony Mclntyre

76 44th Ct.

Vero Beach. FL 32962

Ivy Earp McManus

5409 Edington Ln. Raleigh, NC 27604

Timothy James McWilliams 8295 Yale Dr. Jonesboro, GA 30236

Sarah Townsend Mead 210 Probart Street

Brevard. NC 28712

William John Meiners 11420 Lakeshore Dr. Carmel, IN 46032

James Patrick Mellon 2280 Kings Pt. Dr. Largo. FL 33544

Nicolai Leonidovi Mihalap 1316 Graydon Ave. Norfolk, VA 23507

Melissa Yvette Miles

4911 SW 114 Way

Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33330

Lori Dawn Miller 2204 Bahia Vista St. Sarasota, FL 34239

Robert Alan Miller 817 Mohawk Dr. Lancaster, PA 17601

Thomas William Misuraca 159 Sunset Drive Longwood, FL 32750

Kei Mitsui

16-8-601 Roppongi 3-chome

Tokyo, JAPAN

Dean Andrew Mobley 309 Probart Street Brevard, NC 28712

Vicki Colleen Molton 1001 Thornton PI. Hendersonville, NC 28739

Michael Kenneth Monteith 556 Toot Hollow Rd. Bryson City, NC 28713

David Richard Montgomery Post Office Box 1173 Sumter, SC 29150

Dennis J. Moody 8003 Fountain Avenue Tampa. FL 33615

Duane Kenneth Moore 10391 Arrowlake Ct. Jacksonville, FL 32217

Geoffrey Thomas Moore P.O. Box 208 Vidalia, GA 30474

Marlon Tyrone Moore 5331 N.W. 181 Terrace Carol City, FL 33055

Mary Catherine Moore 336 Old Woodlands Road Columbia, SC 29206

Teresa Ann Moore 223 River Forest Dr. Inman, sc 29349

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Judy Ann Morgan P.O. Box 402 Rosman, NC 28772

Scarlet Annette Morgan 6085 Balsom Rd. Pfafftown. NC 27040

Errol Dewitt Morton 420 Chadwyck Drive Danville, VA 24541

Michelle Darlene Morton 910 Knight St. Seffner. FL 33584

Meredith Jane Motsinger 1321 Myrtle Lake Hills Dr. Longwood, FL 32750

Amy Sarette Mullins

P.O. Box 784

Pisgah Forest. NC 28768

Jennie Eileen Murphy 1406 Drexel Ct. Marietta, QA 30068

James Benson Myers, Jr. 1804 Harpeth River Dr. Brentwood, TM 37027

Richard Todd Myers 1695 Twin Oaks Dr. Deland, FL 32720

Mary Lillian nail Post Office Box 1028 Thomaston, QA 30286

Warren George Nance, Jr. 4466 Mullens Ford Rd. Charlotte, NC 28226

Angela Maria nelson 438 Tracy Grove Road Hendersonville. MC 28739

John Vincent Nesterok 90 Rutherford Blvd. Clifton. NJ 7014

Kym Yvette Newman

Rt. 1, Box 458

Pisgah Forest, NC 28768

Jami Lynn Newton 2415 Ridgedale Drive Grayson, GA 30221

Wilton Darnell Newton 100 Woodfarm Lane Seneca, SC 29678

Kenneth Edward Nixon, Jr. P.O. Box 425 Stanley. NC 28164

Kimberly Anne Norman . 2933 SE Jefferson St. Stuart, FL 33494

Amber Diane Norton

718 Woodlawn Rd. Charlotte, NC 28209

Michelle Antoine O'Connor 1321 NW 94th St. Gainesville. FL 32606

Sherry Raquel Ogle Route 4. Box 307 hendersonville, NC 28739

Yoko Okuma

368 Neoporisu, 1191-28

Saitama, 359 JAPAN

Jim Rene Oostvriesland Post Office Box 607 Paramaribo. SURINAM

Bia'r Orrell

2045 Adams Street

Wilmington. NC 28401

Eric Berlin Owen P.O. Box 44 Rosman. NC 28772

Gaynelle Owen Star Route Box 578 Rosman, NC 28712

Patricia Elaine Owen 950 Glazener Rd. Balsam Grove. NC 28708

Thomas Alvin Owen Post Office Box 629 Brevard. NC 28712

Angela Denese Owens 1936 Glenmar Dr. Decatur. GA 30032

Bruce Randolph Paden 8 Towhee Brevard, NC 28712

Jeffrey Scott Pajak 8208 Chivalry Rd. Annandale, VA 22003

Cameron Rose Parker P.O. Box 187 Lincolnton, NC 28092

Jefferson Michael Parker Post Office Box 853 Brevard, NC 28712

Milton Henry Parra 2301 B Flagstone Court Winton-Salem, NC 27103

Albert Lee Parron 6928 Crown Gate Drive Miami Lakes. FL 33014

Srinivasulu Reddy Parvata 3810 Regent Durham, NC 27707

Susan Patricia Pasch 55 Hampden Rd.

Winter Haven. FL 33880

Jose Angel Patino

270 NE 56 Street

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334

Jody Lynn Patterson Post Office Box 827 Brevard, NC 28712

Sherri Ann Patterson Post Office Box 827 Brevard, NC 28712

Stephane Jean Paul-Hus 159 S.W. 95th Lane Coral Springs, FL 33071

Teresa Anne Paxton 3 Stiles Rd. Canton, NC 28716

Robert Allen Payne Post Office Box 1628 Brevard, NC 28712

Stephanie Hill Pennell 938 Hawthorne Dr. ME Lenoir, NC 28645

Christine Marie Penzo 4419 Lakewood Blvd. Naples. FL 33962

Janet Ellen Pepin 1025 McCarty St. Dunedin, FL 33528

Daniel Wade Perry 7277 Burlington Road Whitsett. NC 27377

Christopher Wiff Peterson Route 2, Box 244-C Horse Shoe, MC 28742

Albert Edward Phillips 6239 Mountain Brook Way Atlanta, GA 30328

Carmen Mellissa Phillips P.O. Box 335 Fletcher. MC 28732

April Lynn Piercy 3641 Fox Run Rd. Matthews. NC 28105

Michael Scott Pohorylo 21637 Casa Monte Ct. Boca Raton. FL 33433

Katherine Louise Ponder 50 35th Ave. S. Jacksonville. FL 32250

James Nelson Poovey Rt. 8, Box 1302 Hickory, MC 28602

Stephen Kenneth Porter 1709 Flynnwood Charlotte, MC 28205

Robert Leon Powell, Jr. Route 1. Box 735 Marion, VA 24354

Shannon Ramey Powell Post Office Box 493 Rosman, NC 28772

Jennifer Anne Pulley Rt. 15. Box 60 Crossville, TN 38555

Jeffrey Alan Purdy 1257 Spring Circle Dr. Coral Springs, FL 33065

Bryan Geoffrey Purse 978 Whitehall St. Maples. FL 33942

Charles McDuffie J. Putnam 523 Virginia Ave. Statesville, MC 28677

Ralph John Quisenberry 5165 Ambercrest Dr., B-l Winston-Salem. NC 27106

Anne Green Ramey P.O. Box 666

Rosman, NC 28772

Melanie Joelette Ramseur 903 South Caldwell Avenue Newton, MC 28658

David William Ranson 7530 Valley Brook Rd. Charlotte, NC 28226

Reginald Frank Raymond, Jr. 228C Smyrna Rd. Elgin, SC 29045

James Austin Redmond 27 Cub Dr. Thomasville, NC 27360

Robin Wolfe Reed P.O. Box 216 Cherokee. NC 28719

Millard Charles Reid. Ill 934 Bea Place Rockledge, FL 32955

Scott Nelson Reinecke 4208 Tallwood Drive Greenboro. MC 27410

Leslie Denise Renaker 23 Vance Crescent Asheville. MC 28806

Donald Anthony Rett 2044 Ermine Drive Tallahassee, FL 32308

Jennifer Tara Rett 2016 Ermine Dr. Tallahassee. FL 32308

Angela Lynn Revercomb

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5907 Aragon Dr. Mechanicsville. VA 23111

David Randolph Reynolds 203 Raintree Drive Hendersonville. MC 28739

Walter Ashby Rhame, III 3009C McMaughton Rd. Columbia, SC 29223

Paula Lynn Ribar 331 South Center St. Taylorsville, MC 28681

Elizabeth Sylvia Rice 23 Kasey Dr. Orlando, FL 32807

Robert James Rice 6113 Dunnett Ct. Orlando, FL 32809

Darrand Edmond Richards 1819 Knox Ave. Sanford, FL 32771

Carol Ann Richardson 211 Summerglen Asheville, MC 28806

Donald Mason Richardson 1817 Queens Way Chamblee, QA 30341

nancy Ellen Riegel 229 Brookshire Ln. Wilmington, MC 28403

Robert McKendree Rike, Jr. 202 Archers Court Columbia, SC 29210

Margaret Lynn Robertson 210 Briarcliffe Acres Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

Charles Douglas Robinson 315 Dogwood Ln. Belmont, MC 28012

Christopher Kerr Robinson 10821 Hermitage Ln. Ooshen, KY 40026

Douglas Ray Robinson P.O. Box 776 Hildebran, MC 28637

Jill Elaine Robinson 103 Braemar Dr. Hendersonville, MC 28739

Patricia Renee Robison

1020 29th St. M.

St. Petersburg, FL 33713

Russell Leroy Rogers, III 5018 Pine Trail Rd. Durham, MC 27712

Shannon Elizabeth Rose 2431 Ramblewood Ln.

Charlotte, MC 28210

Louis Rosen 130 Sunrise Ct. Longwood, FL 32750

Charlie Clay Rowe, Jr. Box 162-B Henderson, MC 27536

Blaine Erickson Rowlee 6003 Wagon Wheel Court Fayetteville, MC 28304

Robert Thomas Rupert 198 Adams Creek Cherokee, MC 28719

Sara Catherine Ruthven 310 Hibriten Way Lakeland, FL 33803

Letha E. Salgado

Mo. 6 Holly Ridge Road

Pisgah Forest, MC 28768

Kerry-Beth Salzberg 600 West Olney Road Morfolk. VA 23507

Christopher Adam Sammond 130 Big Creek Ct. Roswell, QA 30076

James Wilson Sanders 210 Church St. Whiteville, MC 28472

Tomoko Sato 8-68 Aoyama-cho Oita-Pref. 874, JAPAM

John Russell Schlenker 4634 C Colony Road Charlotte, MC 28226

William Schopfel 2031 Admiral Dr. Stafford, VA 22554

James D. Schulthess, Jr. 605 Parkview Ln. Maples, FL 33940

Andrew Douglas Scott Rt. 4, Box 275 Hendersonville, MC 28739

Benjamin Russell Seagle Rt. 6, Box 334 Lincolnton, MC 28092

Philip Anthony Sedberry 1603 Laurel Lane High Point, MC 27262

Mark Randall Selkirk 5315 Oakland Blvd. ME Roanoke, VA 24019

Sara Miller Sellers 264 Westbrook Dr. Boone, MC 28607

Cynthia LaVett Sheffield 119 Locust Court

Arden, MC 28704

Matthew Perry Shepherd 5004 The Riviera Tampa, FL 33609

Charles Franklin Sherrill 3801 W. Allen Raleigh, MC 27603

Charles Truman Sherrill 583-5 Country Club Road Brevard, MC 28712

Kenichi Shimizu 121-21, Hakoda Saitama-Ken, Japan

Colby Wade Shively 6161 S.W. 8th Lane Gainesville, FL 32607

Steven Jay Shober 404 Whitestone Rd. Charlotte, MC 28226

Stuart Earl Shook

3050 ME 46th Street

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308

Mikki Lyn Skibell 7155 Roswell Road Atlanta, QA 30328

David Christoher Slaton 6755 S. West 73rd Ct. Miami, FL 33143

James Howard Sloop, Jr. 521 Lakeshore Lane Chapel Hill, MC 27514

Jeffrey David Smith

800 Markham Woods Rd.

Longwood, FL 32779

Lee Oakman Smith 210 W. Fifth Ave. Qastonia, MC 28052

Lisa Michelle Smith 151 Shephards Creek Bryson City, MC 28713

Loma Lynn Smith P.O. Box 1062 Brevard, MC 28712

Michael Alan Smith 84 Craig Circle Asheville, MC 28805-2016

Samuel Lee Smith 402 Brandywine Rd. Chapel Mill, MC 27514

Lynn Marie Soprano 2620 10th Street, Morth Maples, FL 33940

Dana Kimberly Sowell

Rt. 2, Box 55

Morth Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

Thomas Arvil Sprinkle 7208 Pinewood Ln. Raleigh, MC 27604

Bethany Anne Stanley 4101 Balsam Dr. Raleigh, MC 27612

Sandra Lynn Stebbins Rt. 4, Box 164 Brevard. MC 28712

Eva Astrid Stensby 607 Thomwood Jamestown, MC 27282

Robert Matthew Stephenson Post Office Box 897 Davidson, MC 28036

William Martin Stevenson 440 West Minnesota Ave. Deland, FL 32720

Elizabeth Mclntos Stewart 6373 Colby Way Virginia Beach, VA 23464

Wendy Jane Still 107 Qallimore Rd. Brevard, MC 28712

Alison Marie Stocks Rt. 1, Box 361 Leesburg, QA 31763

Sandra Kinee Stonebraker 47 Shady Oaks Drive Franklin, MC 28734

Erin Leigh Streeter 6720 SW 72 Ct. Miami, FL 33143

Karen Yvonne Strickland 216 Dodgen Place Mableton, QA 30059

Melissa Stroman P.O. Box 663 Denmark, SC 29042

Kendrick Benton Summers 1 Knob Creek Road Pisgah Forest, MC 28768

Richard Britt Surles, Jr. 237 Lewis Drive Stockbridge, QA 30281

Miho Suzuki

225 Kamiakadakumi Oaza

Saitama, Japan

Chizuru Tajima 3-14 Hachiman-cho Saitama, JAPAM

Yukiko Tamai

24-24 Miyamae 4chome

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Rebecca Leigh Tapper

C-78-3

Hudson, NC 28638

Elizabeth Karen Tate P.O. Box 331

Mountain Home, NC 28758

Donnie Rashid Taylor 834 Corwin Drive Charlotte, NC 28213

Michael Andrew Taylor 37 Finewood PI. Asheville, NC 28806

Thomas Pou Taylor Route 2. Box 137 Gaston, SC 29053

Trudy Lynn Taylor 880 Island Ford Rd. Brevard. NC 28712

Keith Sean Tennent 409 Kunze Rd. Venice. FL 33595

Lori Anne Thomas Rt. 1, Box 139-A Horse Shoe. NC 28742

Melanie Lisa Thompson 1101 Roper Mountain Road Greenville. SC 29615

Takako Tomaru 1685-1 Yubara Gunma, JAPAN

Scott Carle Tourangeau 4229 Pennsboro Ct. Chantilly, VA 22021

Craig Ian Trace

P.O. Box 280

Mountain Home. NC 28758

Helen Ardis Trickey 1404 Brieza del Mar Dr. Gulf Breeze. PL 32561

Kiyoshi Tsuruoka 3-18-16, Denen Chofu Toyky, JAPAN

Jeffrey Mark Tucker Route 4 Box 195 Marshville. NC 28103

James Carlisle Turner 507 Alexander Ave. Morganton, NC 28655

Johnnie Lee Tuttle, Jr. 4995 Reidsville Raod Walkertown, NC 27051

Emily Paige Tyler 305 S. Matson St. Kershaw, SC 29067

Timothy Lane Underwood

205 Buxton Rd.

Falls Church. VA 22046

Timothy Halstead Van Beke 8200 Ainsworth Drive Knoxville, TN 37909

Chad D. Veen

18 Knob Creek Road

Pisgah Forest, NC 28768

Tracy Alexis Velco 5249 Wynterhall Dr. Dunwoody, GA 30338

Joe Watson Vicars. Ill 401 Wesleyan PI. Owensboro, KY 42301

Robert R. Vinson, Jr. 12345 King Rd. Roswell, Ga 30075

Garry Christopher Wadell 351 1 Glendare Drive Winston-Salem, NC 27104

Satina Renee Waites 1038 Nielsen Dr. Clarkston. GA 30021

Akemi Wakamatsu 69-10 Higashimitsugi Saitama, JAPAN

Tammi Natasha Walden 4013 Wexford Drive Greensboro, NC 27406

Dorsey Campbell Waldron 2850 Normandy Dr. Atlanta. GA 30305

Warren Anderson Wall. Jr. Rt. 1, Box 152B Morrisville, NC 27560

Michael Leonard Waters 1413 Buxton Rd. Greensboro, NC 27406

Douglas Lawrence Webb 169 Weatherstone Pky. Marietta, GA 30068

Eric Marshall Weir Route 1, Box 236A Belmont, NC 28012

Eric Scott Welbome 1752 Cavendish Ct. Charlotte, NC 28211

Franklin Hayes Welder Route 3, Box 128-E Brevard, NC 28712

Jennifer Michelle Wells 1440 SW Isabel Rd. Boca Raton, FL 33486

Kerry Alaine Wells

324 Peterson Rd. Knoxville, TN 37922

Francis Putney Wetherbee P.O. Box 3610 Albany, GA 31706

Brian Edward Wetsig 220 Lakeshore Rd. N. Denver, NC 28037

Christine Sue Whilden 9816 Scott Mill Rd. Jacksonville, FL 32217

Gary Thomas White Rt. 5, Box 436 Forest City. NC 28043

Natalie Lynn White 203 Tanglewood Dr. Kannapolis. NC 38081

Polly Ann Whitmire Rt. 3. Box 226 Brevard, NC 28712

Christopher Matthe Wiener 411 South Broad Street Brevard. NC 28712

Jeffrey Eric Wilde 228 Fincastle Dr. Newport News. VA 23601

Janice Elaine Wilder 131 Shellpoint Maitland, FL 32751

John Thomas Wildrick 4428 Ridgegate Drive Duluth, GA 30136

Kim Yvette Wilkes 121 White Oak Lane Brevard, NC 28712

Heidi Denise Williams 102 Foxwood Drive Hendersonville, NC 28739

Jason Boyd Williams 2644 Forest Ave. Ashland. KY 41101

Kelly O Brien Williams 13218 Indian Creek Houston, TX 77079

Theo Reginal Williams, Jr. Rt. 2, Box 331 Edgefield. SC 29824

Eric Donald Wilson 80 Piccadilly Dr. Hamilton, OH 45013

Shirley Francis Wilson Rt. 2, Box 62 Highlands. NC 28741

Bemadette Marie Wise 1621 Pennsylvania Ave.

Hendersonville. NC 28739

Robert Dwayne Wood 1708 Big Springs Rd. LaGrange, GA 30240

Denyce Elaine Woodfin

36 Poe Drive

Winter Haven. FL 33884

Lee Jonas Woodruff 308 Robmont Rd. Charlotte, NC 28226

April Michele Woods 49 Megill Circle Eatontown. NJ 7724

Cloye Janine Woods 4641 Murrayhill Rd. Charlotte. NC 28209

Fred Victor Woodward. Ill 121 Dogwood Dr.

Brevard, NC 28712

Martha Jo Worley 118 Lakeview Drive Brevard, NC 28712

Michelle Lee Wright 1891 W. 72nd St. Miami, FL 33014

Robert Michael Wright 1891 W. 72 St. Miami. FL 33014

Susan Singleton Wright Post Office Box 2002 Brevard, NC 28712

Patrice Mechelle Wynn 106 Lobe Drive Brevard. NC 28712

Reginald Wayne Wynn Post Office Box 833 Brevard, NC 28712

Carey Franklin York 109 Hillside Ave. Charlotte. NC 28209

Michele Lynn York

Rt. 1, Box 221-A

Lake Toxaway. NC 28747

Timothy Lee Youngblood 731 Shadywood Lane Hendersonville, NC 28739

Mark Jokob Zimmerli 104 Montgomery Circle Spartanburg, SC 29302

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