1993
HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY
Excerpts from Dr. Martinson's Address at Opening Convocation, 1992
"I submit to you, young people, challenge the culture around you rather than reflect it.
Following Hurricane Andrew, during a news broadcast in Louisiana the other day, a news-
caster was standing by a levee, which is, simply put, a man-made embankment to prevent the
Gulf from flooding the town. He said, 'We aren't worried about these levees. They have been
here for years and have withstood many storms. But there is considerable concern about the
new levees on the edge of town. Will they be able to stand? They've never been tested.' I think
it speaks to the moral world. How do we stand the test?
Finally, learn how to care. You don't have to do that. It's not in the student handbook, but if
caring and moral behavior were simply following the rules, we could program a computer to
be caring and moral. I don't mean to be presumptuous, but I want to think that a graduate of
High Point University is open, honest, serving, and one who cares."
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What's the Point?
To some, the point of leaving home, the secure warmth of a hot meal
every night and clean clothes all the time, is an easy thing to give up
when one thinks about escaping to eternal freedom. That's what it is.
The point of coming to school is to grow up into an independent,
responsible mature adult. In some cases, though, four years is not
really enough time. Through education, one finds direction, responsi-
bility, and personal fulfillment. Education is an ongoing process that
won't stop. Long after graduation, it continues to be a never-ending
point.
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Above: Freshman Shannon Above: Orientation is a time
Doorley takes a break during for freshmen to get ac-
Land Olympics. quainted.
6 •Orientation
Left: New students pose for
the camera before taking their
placement exam.
Below: Resident Assistants
Hilda, Gale and Keena were
on hand to help welcome the
new students.
WHAT'S THE POINT
of the next four years?
Where do we go from here? That's a ques-
tion most freshmen ask when entering col-
lege. Its hard to figure out all at once. The
faculty and staff at High Point University
offer a warm and caring environment that aid
in helping new students in their transition.
The upcoming four years will bring about
many new experiences that will hopefully
mold students into outstanding adults.
SOS leaders Matt Thompson
and Christy Colston take a
break from making student
IDs.
SOS leader Kevin Fielder is
there to answer any question
a student may have.
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One picture is worth a thousand words.
November 7, 1992
AN ENCHANTED EVENING
Homecoming was once again put on by Student Union Productions.
It was an evening students from High Point University will remember
in years to come. Brian Reid, a junior, said, "I remember not getting to the
dance until 11:30 pm because there was a two hour wait at the restau-
rant."
Students started pouring in Market Square around 10:00 pm and
partied until 1:00 am the next morning. Laura Rahuba, a sophomore
commented, "It was okay, but I would have had more fun if I'd had a
date."
High Point students enjoy the Home-
coming dance.
8 • Homecoming
Left: The Homecoming Court Diane
Watson, Chris Dudley/ Tracy Terzagian,
Dan Moore, Dan VanVeelen, Nicole
Terry, Samantha Dillon, Chip Harris,
Jacina Hayes, Byron Garrett, Kristy Scott.
Above: B.M.O.C. Byron Garrett and
Homecoming Queen Jacina Hayes.
Left: Monika Lagger bestows permis-
sion to imbibe.
Homecoming • 9
Below: Amy Griffith, Laura Rahuba,
Debbie Goodwin, and Kelly Johnson
ride along on the winning float of the
Phi Mus.
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Above: ZTA sisters show off their castle
to parade watchers.
Right: Colleen O'Brien gives a tour to
visitors during Homecoming weekend.
10 • Homecoming
Below: Kristy Scott and Chip Harris get
ready for the parade.
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HOMECOMING
EVENTS
The powder puff football game kicked off the 1992 Homecoming
activities, with Kappa Delta taking home the trophy. On Friday after-
noon many organizations participated in the parade. Phi Mu sorority
won the float contest and the Gams won the spirit award. All who
attended were quite impressed with the enthusiasm shown by the
participants.
On Saturday morning there was a street fair followed by fraternity
and sorority open houses. Saturday evening was the event all had been
waiting for: the Homecoming Dance. Those who attended had the time
of their lives. Alumni and parents who returned and visited were
thrilled to have been a part of the festivities.
Above: Several members of the Delta
Sigma Phi fraternity brave the cold
weather to participate in the parade.
Left: Driven by Brian McCarthy, Byron
Garrett and Jacina Hayes enjoy their open
chariot during the homecoming parade
while Dan Moore hangs on.
Homecoming • 11
Right: TheTartuffe actors. Back: Ann DeVaro, Reed
Valentine, Whitney Helms, John Tague, Joe Pinter,
Nora Doody, Victoria Scott. Front: Elizabeth Palmer,
Andy Miller, Desmond Dutcher.
Below: Sam Ranocchia hosts
the 1940's Radio Hour.
Above: Kevin Cross, Sam
Ranocchia, Tim Austin sing
the hits in 1940's Radio Hour.
Above: Joe Pinter (standing)
and Andy Miller in Tartuffe.
12 • Tower Players
TOWER PLAYERS
Productions for 1992-93
The 1 992-93 season of the Tower Players included the
following four productions:
Tlie American Clock by Arthur Miller, directed by
Ron Law.
Tartuffe by Moliere, directed by Lynn Terry, Jr.
jr<v.' <f ^ • i' 1 Home of the Brave bv Arthur Laurerxts, directed by
Geof Arwood.
2940 's Radio Hour by W. Jones, directed by Ron Law.
Left: Andy Miller spies on Above: Beth Palmer and Ann
Beth Palmer and Desmond DeVaro in Tartuffe.
Dutcher in Tartuffe.
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14 • Student Divider
STUDENTS
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Christina Alaniz
Troy Alexander
Daryl Armstrong
Jennifer Arnold Michael Douglas Ashby
Alisha Atwell
Henry Barnes III
Allan Barnhardt
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Carla Bisagni
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Deborah Blackwell
Cheryl Bohannon
Jennifer Shea Bowe
Bryan Bowles
Kathleen Bradley
Helena Brady
Tammy Branson
Bryan Brawley
Ashley Brim
Seniors 17
Lisa Brown
Kristin Brunner
Corinne Buonocore
Amy Caldwell
Horacio Canevazi
Natalie Capies
Jill Carpenter
Tracey Carr
Mike Cassidy
Mhari Cattell
18 Seniors
Dana Caudill
Tim Clark
Brian Coe
Christy Colston
Gary Cook
Brian Cox
Pamela Cox
Marcus Cross
Craig Curty
Tobias P. Dahm
Seniors 19
Ashley Darr
Andrea D. Deal
Kimberly DeCelles
Ann ML DeVaro
Molly Dickinson
Pamela Dirks
Sharon Doby
Judy Donnelly
Terrence Donovan
William Eill
20 Seniors
Jennifer Farlow
Lisa Farmer
Melissa Ferguson
Tiffany Ferrera
Mitzi Fields
Jeanna Forlines
Rebecca Fox
Sallie Frame
Richard Frampton
Ian Freeman
Seniors 21
Gerald Friasciello
Ginger Fritts
Kathleen Gambino
Dana Golinsky
William Grant
Stephanie Gray
Carol Gwaltney
Lori Hartman
Cindy Harvey
Chad Hedrick
22 Seniors
Susan A. Henderson
Ingrid Hendrix
Susan Hetherman
Christina Highfill
Curtis Hoover
Wendy Horton
Chip Howell
Jennifer Hughes
Brett Jones
Darren Jones
Seniors 23
Kimberly Jones
JoAnna Kaney
Cheryll Kennedy
Bill Kilbride
Arlene King
Barry Kitley
Daniel Koehler
Sara Lamb
Mike Lambert
Dawn Lambeth
24 Seniors
Travis Last
Tara Lindley
Julie C. Liner
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Deanna Mabe
Greg Mahaden
Stacie Mallar
Mary Malstrom
Karen Maltota
Karen Marks
Seniors 25
Luis Marquez
Gwendolyn Martin
Lisa Mateer
Brenda Matthews
Cynthia Mavo
Lauri McGarrigan Drew McNaughton
Christopher Miles
Sara Mock
Mimi Murphv
26 Seniors
James F. Noel
Katherine Olsen
Sharon Ostrander
Garrett Parker
J. J. Patterson
Brian Payne
Elizabeth Penny
Jennifer Petri
Kristen Pheifer
Gale Phelphs
Seniors 27
Marcy Phillips
Pamela Poland
Shayland Poole
Shannon Puffenbarger
Erin Quinn
Sam Ranocchia
Jennifer Raymond
Matthew Reck
Andy Reitz
Rick Reynolds
28 Seniors
Miguel Riva
Andrew Robinson
John Ruff
Jennifer Sanguiliano Rosa Scarboro
Susan Schneider
Jill Schroeder
Brian L. Shipwash
Suzanne Sielaty Jonathan F. Simons, Jr.
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James Slagle III
Cindy Smith
Ed Smith
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Ronda Southards
Susan Surratt
Crystal Swaim
D. Scott Sweeney
Kyle Thompson
30 Seniors
Darlene Tiederman
Charlotte Totulis
Heather Tucker
Rich Turbe
Kristen Vassallo
Victor Venier
Andrea Viener
Christine Virtue
Andrew Wade
Stacev Walker
Jennifer Walters
Seniors 31
Jennifer Warhurst
Diana Welch
Ashley White
B. J. Wilcox
Heather Williams
Keena Williams
Lewis Williams
Tina Wilson
Kathy Woodward
Stephen Woodward
Lori Younts
Taher Yousef
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JUNIORS
Stephanie Kay Anderson
Wade Anderson
Stephani Batten
Bill Beckman
Ruth Bradley
Tricia Bradley
Richard R. Bryant, Jr.
Charita Burke
Chris Caruso
Amy Cooke
Chris Dudley
Joseph Jason Dwyer
Juniors 33
Kevin Evancho
Leslie Fazio
Chris Fetner
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Byron Garrett
Randy Gooch
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Anessa Green
Jennifer Green
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Brett Havens
Jacina Hayes
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JUNIORS
Tracey Henry
Kerri Holzer
Tad Huffstetler
Rita Hunt
Kelly M. Johnson
Laurie Key
Stacy Kopf
Brooke Lafferman
Edwin Lagrama
Cathlyn Lynch
Daniel McCorguodale
Tara Meade
Juniors 35
Bill Miskovich
Sarah Moody
Andy Morgan
JUNIORS
Tonya Murrell
Susie Mustin
Edwin Mutua
Sean Neary
Lynn Nicholson
Timothy O'Keefe
Jennifer Petrie
April Powell
Sean Powers
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JUNIORS
Michelle Reynolds
Melissa Robbins
Darren Russell
Lori Shockley
Charles Singleton
Monica Smith
Beth Steen
Julie Street
Michelle Sweeney
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Bryan Verrone
Katina West
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Danny Anderson
Eric Armstrong
Joseph Avent
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Angela Blake
Al Booker
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Zandra Brown
Sean Carter
Phanmaly Chanthaphone
Nicola Collings
Carrie Coulter
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Susan Cupler
Jeanine Danzi
Scott Dennis
Michael Dyess
Kevin Fielder
Tony Fleming
Annemarie Francis
Elizabeth Gilbert
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Amy Griffith
Emily Hanania
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Chip Harris
Allison Hedrich
Tammy Hemric
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Marnel Joyce
Dayton Kiger
Annette Leonard
Stacy Littleton
Sandra Llewellyn
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Kate Lynch
Stephanie Matthews
Allen McGee
Amer Nosereddin
Alisa Palmer
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Laura Rahuba
Kirk Reed
Sheila Rohe
Mary Routh
Kelly Scheuer
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SOPHOMORES
Sean Schwarting
Kristy Scott
Allen Seward
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Karin Suess
Cathy Sutphen
Dean Tennyson
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Julie Angle
Randy Baker
Shannon Ball
Lorice Bell
Heather Berrier
Jessica Binkley
Dean Blankenship
Kristin Bourne
Roberta Boylein
Christa Brown
Katy Bushko
Andrew Carroll
Freshmen 43
Stephen Coley
Amy Comparato
Paul Curry
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Katherine Dawson
Tasha Dillard
Shawna Dillner
Nathan Eastland
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Dawn Fanabee
Thomas Feindt
Joshua Fitzpatrick
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Michael Gelardi
Jeff Goddard
Johnna Gutierrez
Heather Haberfield
Pamela J. Hall
Dawn Halvorsen
Stephanie Hedrick
Heather Henderson
Freshmen 45
Candace Hodgin
Julie Holbrook
Heather Huff
FRESHMEN
Christina Hughes
Amy Hutchinson
Stephen Jamison
Asa Johawsson
Christopher Johnson
Lillian Jonas
Lisa Jones
Reva Jones
Tonya Jones
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Stacy Kiger
Carrie Klingenberg
Dean Koonts
Leigh Korba
Heather Krimm
Jennifer LaBrozzi
Cullen Lambeth
Michelle Laskey
Kristal Lassiter
Mark Lewinter
Tricia Long
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FRESHMEN
Tanya Lyons
Jennifer Marshall
Alisa McDonald
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Ruth Ann Milam
Gerard Minor
Brandy Moretz
Heather Monica
Kim Murray
Scott Norton
Joe dinger
Dave Penna
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FRESHMEN
Christa Peterson
Ryan Petrilli
Elaine Potts
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Hania Qubein
Stephan Reavis
Cheryl Reimer
Kimberly Robinson
Shelli Roth
Melanie Shiel
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Chila Simmons
Anna Sink
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Kenneth Smith
Lee Ann Smith
Melinda Smith
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Joshua Stanhope
Steve Steffele
Tonia Stephenson
Jason Strack
Jennifer Surrat
Jennifer Taylor
Geoffry Thome
Stephanie Treadaway
Eraina Turrell
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Jeff Waldron
Laurel Waters
Ellen White
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Elizabeth Young
Kathie Zimmerman
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52 • Continuing Education Program
Continuing Education Program • 53
CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM
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Jean Alexander Tonya Alsbrooks Joseph Armentrout Reggie Austin
Robert Bolinger
Jeff Bowers
Donna Bowman
Heather Belk
Randy Brice Margie Bukowski
Deantonie Burgess Brian Burley
Barry Carlton Katherine Cashion
Inna Cecil
Seniors
54 CEP
CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM
Stephanie Chappell Carolyn Coe
Angela Cranford Tonya Craven
Terri Cruise
James Crump, Jr. Bryan Culbreth
Tony Daniels Marianne Dzoba Michael Ehren
Andra Eich
Lisa Elliott Charlotte Estermyer Greg Estermyer
Rick Farmer
1993
CEP 55
CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM
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Chuck Farrington Sharron Flippin Virginia Garner Kimberly Gates Chuck George
Leslie Gordon
David Jones
Ken Hamby
Donna Harris Jeanette Hartley
Pamela Johnson Joseph Jurich
Lisa Kneppelt Paul Leonard, III Dawn Marion
Larry Hearn
Beverly Kepley Debbie Knapp
Rita Nash
Denise Norrell
CEP 56
Seniors
CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM
Sherry Norris
Marco Nunez
Deborah Patrick
Laura Patterson
Johnsie Price
Heather Raudenbush Carol Robertson
Catherine Ross
Carla Shepherd
Melanie Tesh
Sharon Tesh
Keith Walker
Lynn Waterhouse Martha Waycaster
Terry Weaver
Gina Whaling
Alvin Payne
Traci Searcy
Sandra Ward
Lisa Wicker
1993
CEP 57
CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM
Underclassmen
Brad Adkins
Cathy Anderson
Jim Austin
Jose Batista
Angelia Beshears
Teresa Billings
Scott Boswell
Jenny Bouver
Donna Bowman
Cheryl Boyd
Kathryn Boyette
Scott Brady
Carol Branard
Larry Brinson
Jim Brock
Vahessa Brooks
Craig Brown
Martha Brown
Martha Brown
Melissa Brown
John Cail
Audrey Camp
Ianconte Campbell
Bradley Ceaser
Maelda Chalk
CEP 58
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CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM
Underclassmen
Tina Clark
Leigh Clevinger
Bill Clodfelter
Vikki Cook
Lara Cooper
Carmen Cottois
Tommy Crawford
Erica Dalrymple
Dwight Davis
Debra Dennis
Anthony Di Donato
Elisabeth Dobbins
Dave Edwards
Theresa Edwards
Stephen Flynn
Julia Fox
Randal Freeman
Diane Fulbright
Tammy Funderburk
Mary Gillis
Janice Gomez
Douglas Graham
Baxter Greene
Larry Greeson
Kathy Gregson
CEP 59
Trying to find the buffet
line is top priority for CEPs
Missy and Johnny Poplin.
Angela Huntley
Tom Ingran
John Jenkins
Joseph Johnson
Greg Jones
Jerry Jones
Sherry Jones
Tammy Jones
Bruce Kardon
Mark King
60 CEP
Business Law Instructor
Keith Harrell enjoys the
treats at the CEP Christmas
party.
Elizabeth Kinney
Donna Knight
Scott Landy
Patricia Lazaro
Bob Legg
Gale Livengood
Donna Marsh
Lynn Martin
Robbie McConnell
Antia McLemore
Randy Moffitt
Marlene Moore
Maurine Mosteller
Amy Motsinger
Connie Myers
Nancetta Myers
Ginger Nanney
Gina O'Mara
Patricia Parms
Scarlett Parrish
CEP 61
Jean Alexander and Mickey
McCall sample the fare
while CEPs celebratethe
holidays.
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62 CEP
June Patterson
Bob Phelps
Martin Priest
Timothy Prook
Stacie Queen
Joy Quesonberry
Rhonda Ratcliffe
Amy Reynolds
Lisa Robertson
Janette Sherrod
Nancy Shimer
Susan Shoaf
Jon Shumate
Pam Sink
Rosemary Smothers
Robert Stan-
Don Stewart
Greg Stewart
Kathy Stewart
Chip Stigall
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In between classes CEP stu-
dent Marc Prevette has time
to prepare for the next class.
Mary Womble
Kevin Wright
David Strange
Kay Tatum
Elizabeth Thomas
Brent Tripe
Janet Tucker
Greg Varner
Elizabeth Wainright
Wanda Walser
Theresa Werts
Michelle Westbera
Margie White
Scott Williams
David Wilson
Morris Windless
Jillian Winterberg
CEP 63
CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM
FACULTY
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Bill Cloninger
Lillian Creech
Wesley Flake
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Amy Hall
Larry Hansen
Jeanette Helms
Bob Howard
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Robyn Peterson and Curtis Parker
look for presents to shake.
Madorie Hill and Margaret Jack-
son have time to catch up during
the Christmas party.
CEP Staf fperson Gail Curtis com-
pliments Sally Hogan on her
Christmas attire.
Liz Kimbro
Gene Mathews
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Charles Warde
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CEP
Below: Getting ready to wage war in the
classroom takes preparation time
beforehend .
Below: As usual, there's only time for a quick bite and review before class begins
again.
Right: Another dedicated soul gives us
evenings for education.
66 • CEP
Left: Home away from home on the CEP
sofa.
Above: Attendance and attention are
two key ingredients to passing.
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68 • Faculty & Staff
Faculty & Staff • 69
T Business Administration: (left to right) Dr. Richard Bennington, Dr. Marlon
Winters, Dr. Troy Anders, Dr. Elizabeth Dull, Mr. Edward King, Mrs. Iria Mauney,
Faiz Faizi, and Mr. Phillip McBrayer.
Dr. George Coggins
Business Administration
▲ Computer Systems Department: Mr. Roger Shore, Dr. Vicki Olson, Mr. Donald
Ashdown, and Dr. Patricia Clemmer.
70 Faculty & Staff
Behavioral Sciences Department: Pat Haun, Dr. Richard Spong, Dr. Ron Ramke, Dr.
'ayne Messer, Dr. Alberta Herron, William Cope, Dr. Allen Goedeke, and Dr. Laura
yatt.
A Learning Assistance Center
Sarah Gomez and David Bergen
A Office of Alumni Affairs
Sarah Hunter and Debbie Gallimore
Admissions Office: Amy Andrews, Allen Jones, Jim Schlimmer, Kathy
isch, Mona Lovett and Dawn Douglas.
A Business Office: (front) Samantha Dutton, Ann Register, Sherron James,
and Melitta McCroskey; (back) Jean McDowell, Jim Spessard and
A Financial Affairs
Bob Hayes and Dwanna Hayworth.
Faculty & Staff 71
▲ English Department: (front) Dr. Lee Baker, Dr. Martha Gleaton, a Library: Michael Ingram, Lauren Ingold, and
and Alice Sink (back) Steve Jarrett, Dr. Marion Hodge, Georgeanna David Bryden.
Sellers, Dr. Edward Piacentino, and Dr. John Moehlmann.
Dr. David Decker
▲ History, Political Science, & Geography Department: (front) Dr. Vagn
Hansen, Dr. Kathleen Carter, Dr. Timothy Millmore, Dr. Richard McCaslin,
and Dr. Peng Deng (back) Dr. James Stitt and Dr. David Decker.
▲ Chemistry & Physical Science Department:
Dr. Wid Painter, Dr. Gray Bowman, and Dr. Charles
Warde.
▲ Biology Department: Dr. Leo Weeks, Dr. John Ward, Dr. Charles
Smith, Dr. Gerald Smith, and Dr. Fred Yeats.
72 Faculty & Staff
▲ Modern Foreign Languages: (sitting) Dr. Carole Head and Dr. Kathleen Olson
(standing) Tamra Patton, Johnny McGee, Dr. Susan Linker, and Patricia
McEachern.
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▲ Academic Affairs
Barbara Cagle and Dr. Vance Davis.
▲ Internal Affairs
Dr. Morris Wray and Nancy Kile.
▲ Fine Arts Department: Ronald Law, Alexa Schlimmer, Dr. Cherl Harrison,
Andrea Dunham, Steve Sheftz, and Don Baker.
Faculty & Staff 73
Dr. Bill Anderson
Education Department
T Student Life: (front) Gart Evans, Dottie Souder, and Dave Edwards, (middle) Amy
Morriss, Joyce Wainer, Katherine Hill, Brett Carter and Dr. Bonnie Truax, (back)
Donna Harper, Jane Kirrtrey, and Marilyn Williams.
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Bookstore: Sandra Shaffer, Phyllis Osborne, Kathy Thomas-Hill, Gerry Hill.
74 Faculty & Staff
▲ Belk Residence Hall Staff: Chris Miles, Christy Colston, Brett Carter, Sallie
Frame and Chris Glover
▲ McEwen and Complex Residence Hall Staff: (front) Kevin Fielder, Keena
Williams, and Kristy Scott, (middle) Susan Cupler, Gale Phelps, Carol Gwaltney,
and Lisa Farmer, (back) Lori Shockley, Suazanne Sielaty, Katherine Hill and
Curtis Hoover.
▲ Finch and Millis Residence Hall Staff: (front) Randy Gooch, Amy Morriss,
Risa Poniros, Tracey Carr, (middle) Chris Dudley, Christine Onufreiczuk, April
Powell, Pam Wilcox, (back) Kirk Reed, Chip Harris, Byron Garrett, and Wade
Anderson.
Faculty & Staff 75
▼ Institutional Advancement: Jeanie Hazzard, Bobby Hayes, John Lefler, Carol
McClain and Donna Burton.
Dean Royall
President's Office
Safety & Security: Willard Kiser, Susan Hodge, and Ed Cannaday.
76 Faculty & Staff
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▲ Religion & Philosophy: Dr. Vance Davis, Carole Stoneking, Dr. Hal
Warlick, Dr. Clint Corcoran, William Johnson, and Dr. Earl Crow.
▲ Office of the Chaplain
Dr. Hal Warlick and Jo Ann Hupperich.
▲ Switchboard/Receptionist
Geraldine Chisholm and Doris Ellis
Office of the Registrar: Rhonda Simmons, David Holt, Ann Miller.
▲ Education: (sitting) Dr. Barbara Leonard, Dr. Thomas Albritton, (standing)
Dr. Bill Anderson, Dr. Dennis Carroll, Dr. Marion Tillery, and Dr. Wanda
Powers.
▲ Graduate Studies
Dr. Alberta Herron and Nancy Kile
Faculty & Staff 77
▲ Financial Aid: (Front) Dana Harrington, Carolyn Stout, Kay Stroud, A Computer Center
(back) Kathy Tipton, Danette Mills, and Susan Ingram William Beil, Ginger Lewis, and Jeff Jacobs.
▲ Millis Center Manager
Mike Tuttle
▲ Athletics: (front) Nancy Semeliss, Gerald Tertzagian, Dr. Joe Ellenberg,
Catherine Steele, Robert Davidson, (back) Woody Gibson, Rick Proctor,
Jerry Steele, Charlie Futrell, and James Speight.
▲ Food Services: Kenneth Roseboro, Bill Norman,
and Darby Matthews.
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▲ Health Services: Judy Greene, Kathleen Ingram, Joyce Isenhour,
and student Greg Prochnow.
78 Faculty & Staff
▲ Mathematics: (front) Shirley Robertson, Stephanie Shore, Adam Greer, Dr.
Nelson Page, (back) Lisa Cornell, Manyon Idol, and Bernon Liberty.
▲ Print Shop: Marilyn Meyers.
▲ Administrative Affairs
Carolyn Stout and Dr. Roy Epperson.
▲ Continuing Education Program: (front) Teresa Byrne, Kay Cromwell, Gail
Curtis and Carol Branard, (back) Joe Morris, Maureen Mosteller, Catherine King
and Earl Crow „ , _ -,
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MEN'S BASKETBALL
Soaring above his opponents, Michael
Alexander comes out on top as he pre-
pares to shoot for two.
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Forward Daryl Armstrong barrels into
the lane for a lay-up.
Front Row: Thomas Monroe, Tooey Loy,
Derrick Butler, Bo Greenwood. Back
Row: Coach Jerry Steele, Jeremy Tetzner,
Michael Alexander, Michael Skinner,
Demetrius Alexander, Diantre Howell,
Keith Simmons, Mac Irvin, Toby Brown,
Daryl Armstrong, Adam Carlson, Asst.
Coach Dee Sasser, Mike Diokono (Man-
ager). Not Pictured: Brett Speight, Gary
Mearite.
82 • Men's Basketball
Free from interference, guard
Bo Greenwood prepares to let a
three-pointer fly.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Lees-McRae Colleee
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Park Inn Classic
Greensboro Colleee
Catawba College Tournament
Lees-McRae College
Elon Colleee
Lenior-Rhyne Colleg e
Indiana U Tournament
Longwood Colleg e
Barton College
St. Andrews Colleee
Mt. Olive Colleee
Belmont Abbey College
Pfeiffer College
Coker Colleg e
Pushing past his guard, Tooey Loy ini- The team gathers for their traditional
tiates an aggressive move toward the pre-game huddle.
basket.
Men's Basketball • 83
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Towering over the Coker player, Lori
Younts sets up a play.
Front Row: Asst. Coach Jimmie Burchette,
Coach Joe Ellenburg. Second Row:
Heather Moore, Tonya Murrell, Patricia
Ragle, Stephanie Treadaway, Quesheba
Carter, Tedra Lindsay. Back Row: Lori
Younts, Charita Burke, Charlotte Totulis,
Arlene King, Mary Lyle, Jennifer
Marshall, Shelly Whitaker.
84 • Women's Basketball
Bursting through the pack, Shelly
Whitaker attempts to save at out-of-
bounds ball.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Wingate College Tournament
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Greensboro College
Coker College
Longwood College
Catawba College
Davidson College
Elon Colleee
Flagler College
U of North FL
Barton College
St. Andrews Colleg e
Mt. Olive Colleg e
Belmont Abbey College
Greensboro College
Pfeiffer College
Coker Colleee
Barton Colleg e
Lees-McCrae Colleee
St. Andrews College
Mt. Olive College
Pfeiffer Colleee
Wineate Colleee
Carolinas Conf . Tournament
Taking a breather, Heather Moore tries Forcingherself into the lane, Arlene King
to decide whether to drive to the basket shoots for two.
or pass to a teammate.
Women's Basketball • 85
CHEERLEADERS
During a half-time, the cheerleaders get
the crowd riled up with a call for Purple
Power.
Always ready to cheer, Shelly Roth stands
at attention to begin a sideline cheer.
Front Row: Christen Jenga, Cammie
Smith, Emily Lefler, and Shelly Roth.
Back Row: Tracy Tertzagian, Trisha
Carroll, Melissa Smith, and Kimberly
Moore.
86 • Cheerleaders
Pumped up for a pleasing performance
the Purple Panther poses in his new uni-
form.
Kimberly Moore gets a few minutes at
half-time to grab some time with friends.
Emily Lefler exhibits perfect form while The Purple Panther enjoys his popular-
participating in a floor cheer. ity with a particularly young fan.
Cheerleaders • 87
BASEBALL
Winding up, Keith Spicer fires a fastball
towards home plate.
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Sliding into second, Tony Fleming beats
the ball and is SAFE!
Front Row: Brandunn Rush, Chad
Duggins, Alan Seward, Dayton Kiger,
Edwin Lagrama, David Cook, Shawn
Cavanaugh, Rusty Coleman. Second
Row: Brian McDermott, Tony Fleming,
Al Woods, Keith Sibille, Bob Gray, Tom
Nelson, Shane Simmons, Ashley
Arrowood, Harlan Keirstead, Hank
Whitaker. Back Row: Chris McCollum,
Doug Irby, Kevin Settle, Chris Frazier,
Keith Spicer, Joe Hobbs, Brian Puckett,
Todd Messner, Brad Albert, Brian
Bocholis, Darren White, Kurt Gurley.
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one of his teammates hits a foul ball.
BASEBALL
Mars Hill College (DH)
Campbell University
Campbell University
Towson State U (DH)
Towson State U (DH)
Gardner Webb College
Gardner Webb College
Rowan Colleee
Davis & Elkins college
Rowan Colleee
Davis & Elkins Colleg e
Ferrum Colleee
Ball State U
Coker College (DH)
Coker College
Wingate College
St. AndrewsCcollege (DH)
St. Andrews Colleee
Belmont Abbey College
Belmont Abbey Colleg e
Bowie State U
Bowie State U
Mt. Olive College (DH)
Mt. Olive Colleg e
Wingate College
Lenior-Rhvne Colleee
Catawba Colleee
Pfeiffer Colleee (DH)
Pfeiffer College
Ferrum College
Lenior-Rhyne College
Barton Colleg e
Barton College
Catawba College
Guilford Colleee
Guilford College
CIOAC Tournament
Edwin Lagrama confers with his team- Harlan Keirsteaad knocks one far into
mates before recording a double. center field.
Baseball • 89
VOLLEYBALL
Completing the set, Amanda Wells sends
the ball into opposing territory.
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With a big block, Arlene King stuffs the
ball in her opponent's face.
Front Row: Tiffany Ferera, Amanda
Wells, Maria Giordna, and Anitra
Dodson. Back Row: Christine Ander-
son, Gina Sink, Shelly Whitaker, Arlene
King, Mary Lyle, and Patricia Ragle.
90 • Volleyball
Christine Anderson successfully puts the
ball over the net and through the hands
of her foes.
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
NC A&T State University
Davidson College
King College Tournament
Belmont Abbey College
Catawba College Tournament
Mt. Olive College
Elon College
Pfeiffer College
St. Andrews College
Barton College
Coker College
Francis Marion Tournament
Catawba Colleee
St. Andrews Colleee
NC A&T State University
Mt. Olive Colleg e
Pfeiffer Colleee
Barton Colleee
Belmont Abbey Colleg e
Carolinas Conf. Tournament
NAIA Dist. 26 Tournament
Tiffany Ferera and Shelly Whitaker en- Bracing for the impact, Tiffany Ferera
joy the thrill of victory. plans to return the serve with equal vigor.
Volleyball • 91
MEN'S & WOMEN'S
SOCCER
Front Row: Jamie Gold enhaum, Nicole Neal. Second Row:
Fran Wentowski, Michele Franken, Kristy Powell, Jenni-
fer Oilman, Shannon Ball, Sarah Wood. Back Row: Man-
ager Susan Henderson, Stacy Knopf, Traci Lyons, April
Haslacker, Monica Barnes, Jennifer Petry, Jill Walton,
Amy Hutchinson, Nikki Matheny, Manager Paula Shelton.
WOMEN'S SOCCER
Presbyterian College
Agnes Scott College
Guilford Colleg e
St. Andrews College
Coker College
Catawba Colleee
Limestone Colleg e
Greensboro College
LeesMcRae College
Davidson Colleg e
Lenoir-Rhvne Colleee
Ferrum College
Queens College
U of Charleston
Liberty University
NC Wesleyan College
CIAC/Lees-McRae Playoff
home names
MEN'S SOCCER
Presbyterian College
Guilford Colleee
St. Andrews College
Pembroke State U
Elon Colleee
Lees McRae College
Pfeiffer College
Greensboro College
Belmont Abbey Colleee
Coker Colleee
Mt. Olive College
Barton College
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Limestone Colleg e
U of Charleston
Catawba Colleee
Lenior-Rhyne College
HI-TEC /Carolinas Conf . Tourney
NAIA Dist. 26 Tourney
home eames
Front Row: Jamie Baynard, Dwayne Adams, Rick Frampton, Robert
Betdzik. Second Row: Trainer Brett Jones, Rick Cranford, Dave
Sullenberger, |eft Cummings, Dean Preston, Drew Boling, Brad
Mundv, Warren knechl, Mike Hatfield, Sean |ones, Trainer Sean
Schwarting. Back Row: Manager Nathan Eastland, Steve McGee,
Chris Glover, Todd )ohnson, ferry Cutler, Chad Holden-Bache, Bill
Wilkinson, Scott Wever, [ohn Rodriguez, Marcus Cross, Brian Yaeck,
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92 • Men's & Women's Soccer
Steve McGee guards his opponent, look-
ing for an opportunity to steal the ball.
Freshman Billy Wilkinson enjoys time
on field and has the dirt stains to prove it.
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to move the ball down the field with a the ball outofthegoalastheiropponents
powerful kick. move in anticipating a score.
Men's & Women's Soccer • 93
HELD HOCKEY
April Kilduff attacks while Sheila Rohe
waits to assist.
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Front Row: April Kilduff, Kerri
Mumford, Colleen Marx, Chantelle
Ewen, Sheila Rohe, Mo McGinley. Back
Row: Mark Stoneman (coach), Sara Mock,
Becky Fox, Irene Apgar, Jen Dodson,
Lauren Connor.
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Becky Fox sneaks in from behind to get
the ball.
April Kilduff gets ready to send one in
for a goal.
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The Field Hockey team members exhibit Trying to get into scoring position, Sheila
their skill while on the offensive. Rohe picks up a pass.
Field Hockey • 95
CROSS COUNTRY
Sprinting toward the finish line, James
White takes the opportunity to improve
his standing.
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Concentrating on her rhythm, Delia
Stanley looks toward a good finish and a
hot shower.
Front Row: Roz Hall, Elizabeth Young,
Delia Stanley, Mary Routh, Lee Ann
Smith, Coach Bob Davidson. Back Row:
Coach Jimmie Burchette, Kevin
Hampson, Sean Carter, Darren Jones, Jeff
Goddard, Joe Olinger, Mike Dyess, James
White.
96 'Cross Country
Sean Carter marks his trail by leaving his
other shoe somewhere along the way.
MEN'S & WOMEN'S
CROSS COUNTRY
High Point Invitational
Francis Marion, Belmont-
Abbey, Lander, Catawba,
Greensboro
Pembroke Invitational
Winthrop Invitational
Southern Charleston
UNC-Charlotte
Belmont Abbey Invitational
State Meet
Carolinas Conference and
District 26 Meet
Alisa McDonald is still running, fol- HPU runners plan their strategy to dash
lowed by weary walkers. ahead and secure good positions for the
race.
Cross Country • 97
TRACK & GOLF
Coach Jimmie Burchette, Kevin Hampson,
Sean Carter, Mike Gilchrist, Matt Johnson,
Brian Payne, Jeff Goddard, Darren Jones, Joe
dinger, James White, Mike Dyess, Sam
Lebron, Coach Bob Davidson.
TRACK
VMI Invitational
VPI Invitational
Wilmington Invitational
Wake Forest Relays
Wake Forest Relays
Presbyterian College
Francis Marion University
St. Andrews College
Francis Marion Invitational
Elon College
Barber-Scotia College
St. Andrews College
Lynchburg Invitational
Duke Invitational
Furman Invitational
North/South Invitational
Spec Townes Invitational
All Comers Meet
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Greensboro College Invitational
Max Ward Invitational
Camp Lejeune Intercollegiate
Lacey Gane Invitational
Carolinas Colference and
NAIA District 26
Allen McGee, Andy Nelson, David Hall,
Dean Blankenship, Frank Donnally,
Chad Morrow, Jeff Whitehead, Steve
Jamison, Chad Hedrick.
98 -Track & Golf
MEN'S & WOMEN'S TENNIS
Coach Jerry Tertzagian, Ansley Brown,
Vesa Kempainen, Matt Bieberich,
Donald Marriott, Chris Forest, Bill
Woodson.
MEN'S TENNIS
Queens College
Pfeif fer College
Greensboro College
Belmont Abbey College
Radford University
Catawba College
Queens College
Mt. Olive College
Wofford College
Lenior Rhyne College
Gardner Webb University
St. Andrews College
Barton College
UNC-Asheville
Wingate College
Coker College
Carolinas Conference
NAIA District 26
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Wingate College
Davidson College
Catawba College
King College
Armstrong State College
East Carolina University
Mt. Olive College
Belmont Abbey College
Presbyterian College
Francis Marion College
Pfeiffer College
Coker College
Oberlin College
Barton College
St. Andrews College
Elon College
CIAC Tournament
NAIA District 26 Tournament
Kim Bryant, Danielle Gibeck, Jennifer
Terp, Julie Fair, Asa Johansson.
Men's & Women's Tennis • 99
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Greeks
Greeks
Greeks
Greeks
Greeks
Greeks
Greeks
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Greeks • 101
Kappa Delta Senior Sisters
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The Gamma Gamma Chapter
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Kappa Delta Sisters
Row 1: Sabrina Bailey, Melinda Kelejian, Christy Ditzen, Stacey Kopf, Aimee Lynch,
Carlin Camp, Emily Lefler, Pam Wilcox, Kate O'Grady. Row 2: Stephanie Matthews,
Kim Derringer, Jennifer Soos, April Geogheagen, Susan Wombough, Kara Via, Kim
Irvin, Christine Anderson, Cindy Walters. Row 3: Kristy Brunner, Nora Dood y, Alison
Chase, Julie Hutchins, Hollis Harper, Amanda McCrosky, Irene Apgar, Jennifer
Howard. Row 4: Christine Onufreiczuk, Nikki Matheny. Row 5: Lauri McGarrigan,
Michele Kovner, Jill Carpenter, Caroline Mechler, Lisa Mateer, Jenn Walters, Wiesje
Cattell, Elise Nowak, Diana Welch Kitty Painter, Julie McNamara, Stephanie LiCausi,
Jennifer Hughes, Lynne Drezin.
Missing: Carrie Coulter, Mindy Crowe, Kim Seese, Melisa Wright.
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Kappa Delta
The Gamma Gamma chapter of Kappa
Delta proves that we are "unique but
united. " We are involved in SGA,
Student Union, intercollegiate sports,
intramural sports, and other leadership
positions on campus. Gamma Gamma
has held numerous fundraisers to sup-
port our national philanthropy: The
National Committee for the Preven-
tion of Child Abuse. We also spon-
sored the annual Halloween party for
the children at the YWCA. We look
forward to a successful rush in January
amidst all of our studies and activities.
We have dedicated this year to the
beautiful memory of sister Laury Ann
Lynch, as we know that she continues
to stand with us in our circle of friends.
We love you, Laury!
Sisters lending a helping hand.
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Theta Chi
The Epsilon Alpha chapter of Theta
Chi had its biggest Fall pledge class in
years accepting fourteen new pledges.
The Brothers were involved in numer-
ous on and off campus activities. They
hold the brotherhood in the highest
regard and are always there when an-
other is in need. Friendship, scholar-
ship and unity are the basis for the
success of this chapter. Our most unique
characteristic as a Greek organization
is the strong bond that exists among the
brothers. If you are looking for close
personal friendships, you will find them
at Theta Chi.
The Epsilon Alpha Chapter
The Fall Pledge Class
Theta Chi Brothers
Row 1: John Bowden, Chris McCollum, Dan Moore, Jon Simons. Row 2: Andrew
Wade, Kyle Pike, Kieth Spicer, Dan Whitehead, Shane Simmons. Row 3: Jeff
Parker, Geoff Jarrell, Kevin Settle, Clark Stevens, Drew McNaughton, Bob Staab,
Phil Thompson, Doug Irby.
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Theta Chi Officers
Jeff Parker, Dan Moore, Phil Thompson, Chris McCollum, Shane Simmons,
Jon Simons, Bob Staab.
Just hangin' out.
Kickin' back and relaxin'.
Don't drown Drew!
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Row 1: Dawn Querry, Dana-Lyn Godinsky, Joanna Kanney. Row 2: Alisha Atwell,
Dana Caudill, Stephanie Gray. Row 3: Leslie Fazio, Gwen Martin, Carrie Thorton.
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Batter's up Shea!
How long do we have to stay like this?
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The Delta Gamma Chapter
Zeta Tau Alpha Sisters
Row 1: Jeanne Holley, Leslie Fazio, Dana Caudill, Stephanie Gray, Alison McLean,
Joanna Kanney . Row 2: Heather Williams, Dana-Lyn Golinsky, Shayland Poole, Shelia
Rowe, Kelly Scheur, Laura Willard, Tracey Carr, Gwen Martin. Row 3: Alisha Atwell
Christy Colston, Wendy Horton, Dawn Querry, Cathy Sutphen, Amy Cooke, Carrie
Thorton, Andrea Miller, Denise Campbell. Row 4: Mary Corbett, Jen Petne, Trisha
Bradley, Kim Jones, Andrea Veiner, Judy Donelly, Shawn Hendrix, Beth Palmer.
Row 5: Tara Lindley, Shea Bowe, Catherine Olson, Lisa Burris, Kathy Bradley, Mimi
Murphy, Carol Gwaltney, Tiffany Ferrero, Shannon Puffenburger.
ZTA
Zeta Tau Alpha
Zeta Tau Alpha: What's the point'.'
The point of the Delta Gamma chapter
of Zeta Tau Alpha is to help establish
everlasting friendships among a group
of diverse young women. We strive to
uphold a feeling of strong unity and
understanding, both within the organi-
zation and outside those boundaries.
Each and every sister values that unity
and understanding with the highest
regard. In essence, friendships found
in Zeta Tau Alpha blossom into unique
and unforgettable educational experi-
ences, which last in our minds, and
most importantly in our hearts, for-
ever.
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AXA
Lambda Chi Alpha
The Iota Phi Zeta chapter began its
39th year this year at High Point Uni-
versity. Through the dedication and
hard work of every brother, it proved
to be one of our most succesful years in
recent history. The outstanding aca-
demic achievement award was pre-
sented to us at the National Leadership
seminar in Orlando last summer. We
were represented in campus organiza-
tions such as SGA, Board of Stewards,
IFC, Young Democrats, College Re-
publicans, Student Orientation Staff,
and the Odyssey Club, as well as inter-
collegiate baseball, soccer, and golf.
Last year the fraternity was named
intramural champions of 1991-92.
Lamda Chi Alpha is a chapter of which
every member can be proud.
The Iota Phi Zeta Chapter
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Lambda Chi Alpha Brothers
Row 1: Darren Simmons, Tom Derosa, John Reitz, Tim O'Keefe, Alex Mays, Miguel
Riva, Rick Zois. Row 2: Dan Simmons, Steve Woo, Kyle Thompson, Scott Entrikin,
Bryan Bowles, Mike Claywell, Chad Andrews, Stephen O'Connor, Todd Shoe-
maker, Will Eill, Scott Bernard, Harlan Keirstead. Row 3: Jeff Sykes, John
Halloway, Rick Reynolds, Dennis Sink, Chip Howell. Row 4: Greg Kayel, Bill
Miskovich, Brian Lescrinier, Dave Callaham, Rich Waddington, Chad Morrow,
Chris Fetner, Brett Havens, Dan Koehler.
Not Pictured: Eric Brewer, Jerry Cutler, Greg Mattle, Brad Mundy, Greg Prochnow,
Rick Cranford, Dave Becker, Chad Holden-Bache, Todd Messner, Dean Newton,
Keith Sibille, Drew Boling, Dean Preston.
Lambda Chi Alpha Officers
Row 1: John Holloway, Scott Entrikin, Harlan Kierstead, Chad Morrow.
Row 2: Kyle Thompson, Bryan Bowles,Will Eill, , Steve Woo, Rick Reynolds.
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Thanks to you it works for all of us,
The United Way.
Lambda Chi, THE SENIORS!
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Alpha Gamma Delta Officers
Row 1: Alison Dartez, Mia Sossei, Cindy Merideth, Nicole Terry, Tracy Tertzagen, Julie
Harter, Lauren Conner, Anne Colona. Row 2: Mary Margret Linker, Samantha Dillon
Sara Mock, Rosa Scarboro, Debbie Ferraro, Jeanine Warhurst.
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The Gamma Eta Chapter
Alpha Gamma Delta Sisters
Row 1: Aanessa Salgado, Wendy Wilcox, Allison Dartez, Lori Bewley, Lina Plackett,
Katie Peterman, Whitney Gaffey, Stephanie Carter, Christine Kintigh, Jenni Neathery,
Melissa Smith. Row 2: Hayden Reichart, Diane Watson, April Haslacker, Mia Sossei,
Colleen Mark, Edith Ann Pendergraft, Cammie Smith, Anne Clinard, Cindy Merideth,
Nicole Terry, Tracy Tertzagen, Anne Colona, Julie Harter, Lauren Conner. Row 3: Beth
Klimkliwitz, Jenn Brams, Becky Fox, Jenn Sanguilino, Helena Brady, Mary Margret
Linker, Christina Gregerson, Samantha Dillon, Sara Mock, Rosa Scarboro, Kristin
Pfiefer, Molly Dickinson, Julie Poll, Kim Fagin, Debbie Ferraro, Jeanine Warhurst.
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The Gamma Eta chapter of Alpha
Gamma Delta has been very busy this
year. In September we initiated eleven
lovely young ladies. We have also been
busy in the community, participating
in the Crop Walk, the YWCA Hallow-
een Carnival, the 1 992 Greenway Race
and various other community service
activities. On campus we have been
busy as well, bringing in second place
at Greek Week, participating in
intramurals, and winning the spirit
award for our homecoming float. We
were also very proud to have four Al-
pha Gamma Delta's on Homecoming
Court. But, no matter where we were
on campus this year, the great thing
was that we were always together.
Katie and Whitney - Sisters forever!
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Delta Sigma Phi
We are Delta Sigma Phi, better known
as the "Delta Sigs." Our fraternity was
founded December 10, 1899, at the
City College of New York. We re-
ceived our chapter at the High Point
campus on April 7, 1 957. We have had
many succesful years here at High Point
University and this is again another
one. We set high standards of excel-
lence in both academics and intramu-
ral sports. The March of Dimes is our
major philanthropic agency. Our fra-
ternity symbols are both the pyramid
and the sphinx, and our fraternity col-
ors are green and white. We are the
"SIGS."
The Delta Zeta Chapter
A little befuddled?
Delta Sigma Phi Brothers
Row 1: Richard Dornhart, Trip Speight, Keith Scott, Jimmy Keith, Carter Massey.
Row 2: John Croghan, Saeng Kim, Dave Honeycutt, Jared Bregstein, Jay Unthank,
Brian Yaeck, Ron Garsik. Row 3: Ryan Howell, Garrett Parker, Brian Cox, Pete
Dierks, Steve Yow, Matt Bieberich, Jimmy Kretz, Dave Ratchford. Row 4: Mike
Flynn, Brian Baxter, Brian Degraw. Row 5: Brian McCarty, John Carey, Steve
Woodward. Row 6: Will Berry.
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Delta Sigma Phi Officers
Row 1: Richard Dornhart, John Croghan.
Row 2: Carter Massey, Pete Dierks, Ron Garsik, Bill Berry.
Thinkin' they're real cool
Bonding brothers!
All slicked up
Greek Organizations 113
Phi Mu Officers
Row 1: Emily Hanania, Kristin Culliton, Kerri Holzer, Laura Rahuba.
Row 2: Michelle Sweeney, April Campbell, Debbie Goodwin, Cindy Harvey
The gathering tribe.
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The Gamma Zeta Chapter
Phi Mu Sisters
Row 1: Emily Hanania, Laura Rahuba, Cindy Harvey, Jen Green, Julie Street.
Row 2: Michelle Sweeney, Kelly Johnson, Debbie Goodwin, Cassie Murray, Jeanine
Danzi, Kerri Holzer, Kristin Culliton, Monika Lagger. Row 3: April Campbell,
Tracy Fitzpatrick, Kathy Woodward, Stacie Mallar, Amy Griffith, Jasmine Yu,
Angie Springstead, Rachel Allen.
Missing: Stephanie Callio.
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PhiMu
The Gamma Zeta chapter of Phi Mu
celebrated its 40th anniversary at High
Point University this year, and did so
with a bang, including the annual Phi
Mu weekend which was a great time
for all. Homecoming was a success for
Phi Mu. We received the Best Float
Award for the second consecutive year.
Some of the activities we held this year
included the Sisters Dance, Project
Hope, The Children's Miracle Network,
and the Senior Picnic. But best of all
was the Phi Surprise, thanks to the
assistance of Officer Friendly. We were
also involved in a wide variety of ac-
tivities such as Student Union, SGA,
Tower Players, Psychology Club,
American Humanics, and many more.
The sisters of Phi Mu are looking for-
ward to many great years together. The
Phi Mu bond is forever!
Phi Mu president, Cindy Harvey.
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Pi Kappa Alpha
This year the Delta Omega chapter of
the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity is striv-
ing to continue its commitment to ex-
cellence. The fraternity has already
passed its previous high for commu-
nity service at the midpoint of the year
and will continue to build on this ser-
vice. The brotherhood is working on
its 40th anniversary weekend, which
will include a golf tournament, a sit
down dinner, and a black tie dance.
The brothers are also looking forward
to winning the intramural champion-
ship this year. With all of these accom-
plishments, the Pikes will remain the
number one fraternity on campus well
into the future.
The Delta Omega Chapter
"I'm over here, I'm over here!"
Pi Kappa Alpha Brothers
Row 1: Jamie Mancuso, Fred Jordan. Row 2: Andy Morgan, P.J. Newman, Andrew
Kidwell, Matt Vernon. Row 3: Mike Lambert, David Sullenberger, Todd Johnson.
Row 4: Rodney Barden, John Mulvaney, Chris Dudley, Todd Hickman, Dan
VanVeelen. Row 5: Matt Larkin, Blake Demaso, Todd Brannon, Jason Dwyer.
Row 6: Sean Powers, Mike Quigley, Tom Adams, Greg Pinsky, Kevin Kotek, Tim
Clark. Row 7: Scott Bishop, Bryan Verrone, Jason Coble.
Not Pictured: Dikran Kavaljian, Chriss Ramm, Matt Greene, Gary Cooke, Bill
Kilbride, John Cox, Brad Hibbard, Forest Scruggs.
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Pi Kappa Alpha Officers
Row 1: Kevin Evancho, Matt Vernon, Jamie Mancuso.
Row 2: Jason Dwyer, Todd Brannon, Greg Pinsky, Mike Lambert
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Advisor Pat Haun shares his wisdom
with an alumna.
The Pike House.
Duuude. Surfs up!
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PANHELLENIC COUNCIL
PHC OFFICERS & DELEGATES
(Front) Amy Morriss, (advisor), Kristy Bruener, Kim Cox, Wendy Wilcox, Jean Haines, (back) Monika Lagger,
Gwen Martin, Julie Harter, Shannon Heath.
The Panhellenic Council - PHC
Pan-Hel is the governing body for the four local chapters of the national
sororities which operate here on the High Point campus. Officers are
selected on a rotating basis so that the PHC President represents a
different sorority each year, and each sorority sends one delegate to
PHC.
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INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL
IFC OFFICERS
L-R: Garrett Parker, SGA Rep.; Dan Van Veelen, Pres.; Jon Simons, Tres.;
Rick Zois, Sec. Not pictured: Carter Massey, Vice Pres.
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L-R: Pete Dierks, Pete Hutchinson, Blake DeMaso, Chris Creech, Phil
Thompson, Bryan Bowles, Matt Bischoff, Greg Trefz, Mike Miller, Tim
O'Keefe, Gary Cook, Chris Johnson, Brett Havens.
The Interfraternity Council - IFC
The IFC is the governing body for the four local chapters of the national
fraternities which operate here on the High Point campus. Four
delegates from each fraternity are sent to the IFC for representation.
Non-voting officers are elected annually by the delegates on the basis
of merit.
Greeks - IFC • 119
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INTERNATIONAL
CLUB
YOUNG
DEMOCRATS
FELLOWSHIP OF
CHRISTIAN ATHLETES
Young Democrats Chris Dudley, Steve Stef fie, Troy Flanagan,
and advisor Amy Morriss, enjoy the festivities of the inaugu-
ration.
122 • Organizations
INTERNATIONAL CLUB
1st row: Sakhan Ouk, Penny Rastall, Jose Gomez, Vika Popova, Hania
Qubein, Nicola Collings, Paul Chantaphone, Edwin Mutua. 2nd row:
Johnny McGee (advisor) Cynthia Smith, Luis Marquez, Horacio Asbun,
Amer Nasereddin, James Noel. 3rd row: Zak Qubein.
YOUNG DEMOCRATS
Front: April Kilduff, Julie Sauerbry. Middle: Todd Hickman,
Chris Dudley, Steve Stef fie. Back: Clint BarkdolLTroy Flanagan.
FCA
Front: Joel Peddle, Hania Qubein, Alisa McDonald, Tracy
Spurgeon, Julie Holbrook, Sallie Frame. Back: Cully Lambeth,
Marnel Joyce, Kevin Fielder, Hank Whitaker, Shelly Whitaker.
Left: Young Democrats.
On the Mall!
Below: FCA members shoot the
rapids! 1-r Shelly Whitaker,
Kevin Fielder, Sallie Frame,
Jimmie Burchette, Tracy
Spurgeon, Joel Peddle and
Marnel Joyce.
Above: Detra Lacy proudly
displays her FCA T-shirt.
Left: Clint, Troy, Chris and
Steve 'chill' out before board-
ing the bus to Washington.
Organizations* 123
STUDENT
GOVERNMENT
ASSOCIATION
STUDENT UNION
PRODUCTIONS
SGA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
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Front: Samantha Dillon, President; Jennifer Warhurst, Secretary.
Back: Wade Anderson, Treasurer; Byron Garrett, Vice President;
Kyle Thompson, Speaker; Mark Stoneman, Attorney General.
124 • Organizations
STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
1st row: W.Anderson, J. Warhurst, S. Dillon, B.Garrett, M. Frankin. 2nd row: A.
Kilduff, P. Tertzagian, -, J. Fischer, J. Hayes, H. Qubein, T. Greene, Z. Brown, M.
Reynolds, K. Scott, H. Henderson, C. Coulter, S. Cupler, -, M. Penry, C. Dudley.
3rd row: -, -, M. Reck, -, B. Aldridge, T. Hickman, G. Cook, R. Turbe, B. Bowles,
J. Noel, B. McCarthy, K. Thompson, S. Steffle, B. Miskovich, C. Hoover. 4th row:
R. Gooch, C. Singleton, M. Thompson, C. Harris, T. Flanagan, -.
STUDENT UNION PRODUCTIONS
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1st row: L. Rahuba, J. Angle, E.White, H. Henderson, J. Danzi, B. McCarthy, S.
Ranocchia, B. Beckman. 2nd row: L. Jonas, C. Murray, J. Surrat, B. Aldridge, D.
Koonts, M. Lagger, A. Springstead, J. Avent, B. Reid, H. Qubein, K. Cox. 3rd row:
A. Campbell, A. Griffith, S. Hedrick, E. Painter, C. Miles, M. Thompson, T.
Flanagan, S. Neary, C. Singleton, B. Garrett, G. Minor, K. Smith.
SUP EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Front: Jeanine Danzi, Monika Lagger, Michelle Reynolds,
Heather Henderson. Back: Sean Neary, Bran Aldridge,
Troy Flanagan, Byron Garrett, Brian McCarthy.
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Left: Student Union members
enjoy a party in the new pool.
Below: Sean Neary, Dave Edwards
(advisor), Bran Aldridge, Michelle
Reynolds, Byron Garrett, Monika
Lagger and Brian McCarthy pose at
the NACA National Convention in
Nashville.
Above: Chip Harris tends bar
at the Student Union Mocktail
Party at the beginning of the
year
Left: JMR, Bryon and Brian
discuss what's SUP, what's
down, and what's going
around in the Student Union
office.
Organizations • 125
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ODYSSEY CLUB
1992-93 Editor, Curtis Hoover, works on cranking out another
edition of the HI-PO .
WWIH RADIO
L-R: Glenn Muhr, Brian Reid, Kevin Fielder, Bran
Aldridge, Cammie Smith, Mike Lambert, and Kyle Pike.
HI-PO
Front: Wade Anderson, Lisa Farmer, Curtis Hoover, Tonya
Lyons, Travis Last. Middle: Greg Pinsky, Tim Clark,
Scott Sweeney, Alisa McDonald, Ruth Ann Milam. Back:
Paula Bowie, Bobby Hayes (advisor), Dan Hamilton.
ODYSSEY CLUB
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126 • Organizations
1st row: B. Miskovich and K. Thompson. 2nd row: C. Hughes, C. Bernal,
Z. Brown, M. Routh, T. Stephenson, J. Angle, M. Smith. 3rd row: C.
Harwell, R. Allen, H. Berrier, R. Milam, A. Haslacker, A. Francis, A.
McDonald. 3rd row: E. Piacentino (advisor), B. Coe, R. Jones, D. Koonts,
B.J. Wilcox, S. Matthews, A. Palmer.
Below: Curtis and Travis start
Left: Lisa Farmer shares her cutting and pasting pieces for
ideas for interesting stories. the upcoming edition.
Above: Wade Anderson con-
centrates on his story line.
Left: Lisa gives Dan Hamilton
a few pointers on using the
new computer in the HI-PO
office.
Organizations • 127
UNIVERSITY
AMBASSADORS
BOARD OF
STEWARDS
CHAPEL CHOIR
UNIVERSITY AMBASSADORS
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1st row: Carrie Coulter, Susan Cupler, Laura Rahuba, Dawn
Douglas (advisor). 2nd row: Stacy Littleton, Clint Barkdoll,
Jacina Hayes, Emily Leffler, Monika Lagger. 3rd row: Byron
Garrett, Sam Rankin, Wade Anderson, Chris Dudley.
BOARD OF STEWARDS
1st row: Brian McCarthy, Alisa McDonald, Melinda Smith, Lisa
Farmer. 2nd row: Dr. Hal Warlick (advisor), Clark Stevens,
Suzanne Sielaty, Ruth Ann Milam, Keena Williams. 3rd row:
Matt Thompson, Kyle Thompson, Barry Kitley, Keith Ander-
son, Stephani Batten.
CHAPEL CHOIR
Stephani Batten waits to greet people at the door during a
special chapel service.
128 • Organizations
1st row: Christy Colston, Jacina Hayes, Wendy Horton, Hania Qubein,
Shelly Barnes, Marcia Dills (accompanist). 2nd row: Stephen Sheftz
(director), Cindy Smith, Eric Painter, Mike Keiser, Carol Ann Stewart,
Zandra Brown. 3rd row: Byron Garrett, Curtis Hoover, Jay Austin,
Charlie White, Ryan Cooke, Ned Adams, Mike Penry.
Left: Melinda Smith gets
ready for the customary re-
ception after the weekly Below: Stephani and Kyle
chapel service. Thompson serve the cheese.
Above: Clark Stevens puts on
his best smile.
Left: The Chapel Choir re-
hearses with Donna
Stephenson of the New York
City Opera Company.
Organizations • 129
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AMERICAN
HUMANICS
ALPHA DELTA
THETA
BAPTIST STUDENT
UNION
American Humanics Seniors: Keena Williams, Rich Turbe,
Cheryl Bohannon, Mitzi Fields, and Jeanna Forlines.
130 • Organizations
AMERICAN HUMANICS
1st row: J. Petree, K. Moore, T. Green, R. Robertson, B. Garrett, R. Turbe, J. Danzi, K. Scott, M.
Helds, K. Williams, C, Bohannon. 2nd row: M. Reyonlds, V. Scott, H. Henderson, J. Pugliese,
A. McGee, S. Ouk, M. Lasky, J. Yu, E. Gilbert, Dr. Hyatt, N. Walker. 3rd row: B. Carter, N.
Collings, D. Simmons, ). Forlines, S. Dillner, M. Gainey, B. McCarthy, M. Joyce, R, Allen, J.
Mutchler, K.Bushko, H. Qubein, N. Vakakis, M. Lagger, M. Bames, P. Rastall, C. Boggess, J.
Mackenzie, Dr. Goedeke, K. Beckett.
ALPHA DELTA THETA
Front: Shelby White, Hania Qubein, Melinda Smith, Ruth Ann Milam.
Middle: Tanesha Green, Sallie Frame, Marnel Joyce, Carol Ann Stewart,
Christina Hughes. Back: Kim Cox, Tracy Spurgeon, Stacy Hoe, Dawn
Halvorsen, Stacy Littleton, Shelly Hedricks.
BAPTIST STUDENT UNION
Front: Jennifer Oltman, Melinda Smith, Tracy Spurgeon, Shelly
Barnes, Chip Harris. Middle: Jenna Ferril, Stacy Littleton,
Shelby White, Cher Frauenhoffer, Ruth Ann Milam. Back:
Brad Fowler, Alisa McDonald, Eric Painter, Cindy Smith.
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Left: American Humanics stu-
dents get their picture taken
with Mickey at the MGM Stu-
dios in Florida.
Below: BSU students enjoy a
song and fellowship.
Above: Ruth Ann and Shelly
shout it out.
Left: Brian McCarthy shares
his hat with a friend from the
Boys & Girls Club at the NC
Zoo.
Organizations • 131
ALPHA PHI OMEGA
HPU DANCE TEAM
SIGMA DELTA PI
Always busy, Eddie Lee checks on the status of one of the
university vehicles while working in the Safety Office.
ALPHA PHI OMEGA
Front: Annette Leonard, Lorice Bell, Georgia Wetzel.
Back: Eddie Lee, Rocio Siva, Chris Harwell.
HPU DANCE TEAM
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Front: Candy Cain, Jessica Wrenn, Alisa Hawler.
Back: Tina Collins, Natasha Walker, Jacina Hayes.
SIGMA DELTA PI
Sherry Patterson, Cynthia Romero, Hugh Jernigan, and
Candace Romano.
132 • Organizations
Left: Natashaand Jessica work Below: Candace Romano gets
on their moves. to know a local.
Alisa Hawler:"You Go Girl!"
Left: High Point University's
own "Fly Girls."
Organizations • 133
ATHLETIC
TRAINERS
BIOLOGY MAJORS
CLUB
AMERICAN
CHEMICAL SOCIETY
Bret Jones secures an injured ankle.
134 • Organizations
ATHLETIC TRAINERS
1st row: Kevin Hampson, Jody Brown, Bret jones, Ashley White, Stacy
Littleton, Laura Willard, Annemarie Francis, Ruth Brady, Jill Schroeder,
Amy Cooke, Kara Murray, Nicole Neal. 2nd row: Alan Mulleady, Greg
Mahaden, Danny Anderson, Brian Blacksten, Track Henry, Michael
Brownlee, Pat King, Pat Michael, Sean Schwarting, Shelly Whitaker.
BIOLOGY MAJORS
1st row: Randy Gooch, Mary Routh, Jennifer Arnold, Tara Meade,
Tanya Pratt, Claudia Bernal. 2nd row: Shannon Puffenberger, Barrett
Black, Bryan Brawley, Mike Dyess, Dr. Leo Weeks. 3rd row: Dr. John
Ward, Dr. Gerald Smith, Dr. Fred Yeats, Dr. Chuck Smith.
AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY
Front: Rick Warren, Donna Shields, Shannon Puffenberger,
Tanya Pratt, Susan Schneider, John Reitz, Dr. Wid Painter.
Back: Dr. Charles Warde, Darren Jones, Dr. Gray Bowman,
Chris Glover, Jim Sumner, Gerrick Gann.
Below: Ice therapy is just
Left: Loosening up after a hard what the doctor ordered for
workout. Alan Seward.
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Above: Candy Cain becomes
a "guinea pig" for some inter-
ferential electrotherapy.
Left: Tracy Henry observes Joe
Hobbs as he works out on the
Kin-Corn machine with Bret
Jones supervising.
Organizations • 135
COMPLEX COMMUNITY COUNCIL
HISTORICAL & POLITICAL AWARENESS
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Front: Stacy Littleton, Zandra Brown, Susan Kling.
Back: Tom Simpers, Diana Kennedy, Kevin Fielder.
BELK COMMUNITY COUNCIL
1st row: Brett Carter (advisor). 2nd row: Paula Bowie,
Detra Lacy, Susan Henderson. 3rd row: Christy Colston,
Kim Deselles, Bill Grant, Chris Miles, Matt Reck.
FINCH COMMUNITY COUNCIL
1st row: Kent Rosenberg. 2nd row: Clint Barkdoll, Joe
Avent, Bill Beckman, Amy Morriss (advisor), Sam LeBron.
3rd row: Matt Thompson, Criag Curty, Chris Murphy,
Chas Singleton, Steve Steffle.
Front: Amy Hutchinson, Melinda Smith, Tonia Stephenson,
Julie Sauerbry. Back: Mark Stoneman, Susan Cupler, Leslie
Fazio, Miche Frankin, Keith Anderson.
HOME FURNISHINGS MAJORS CLUB
Front: Lori Shockley, Ashley Brim, Gail Lofton, Edith Anne
Pendergraf t, Cindy Meredith, Ashley Abrams. Back: Dr. Eliza-
beth Dull, Bill Kilbride, Gary Cook, Mike Gillchrist, Sean
Neary.
PSYCHOLOGY CLUB
Front: Randall Wiley, Tanesha Green, Dr. Laura Hyatt, Patricia
Bradley, Kristy Scott, April Campbell, Elizabeth Gilbert. Back:
Emily Hanania, Lori Shockley, Julie Street, Dr. Wayne Messer,
Jen Howard, Amy Griffith, Kim Cox, Jeffrey Mutchler.
136 • Organizations
NC ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATORS
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L-R: Ginger Fritz, Pam Poland, Sarah Mock, Lori Hartman,
Brenda Matthews, Cindy Mayo, Jan Freeman, Ashley
Darr.
KAPPA DELTA PI
L-R: Ashley Darr, Sara Lamb, Jennifer Farlow, Mary Ann
Malestrom, Christy Colston.
DELTA MU DELTA
Front: Gina Sink, Rosa Scarboro, Gwen Martin, Jeanna
Thomas, Rita Hunt, Stephanie Batten. Back: Travis Last,
Andrew Wade, Bill Miskovich, Chris Williams, Dr. Rich-
ard Bennington.
L-R: Gus Tague, Beth Palmer, Ann DeVaro, Sam
Ranocchia, and Don Baker (advisor).
TOWER PLAYERS
L-R: Gus Tague, Ann DeVaro, Don Baker (advisor), Lisa
Hamler, Beth Palmer, Gail Scott, Shane the Wonder Dog,
and Sam Ranocchia.
BLACK CULTURAL AWARENESS
Front: Chila Simmons, Fia Perry, Lorice Bell, Quasheba Helms,
Jacina Hayes, Paula Bowie, Detra Lacy, Valerie Henderson, Lisa
Hamler, Fina West. Back: Brian Payne, Fony Flemming, Sean
Jones, Al Booker, Fracey Henry, Eric Armstrong.
Organizations • 137
Right: Members of the Class of '92 anx-
iously await the 'last lecture' and the
granting of diplomas.
Above: Stephanie Smith receives her di-
ploma, best wishes and a handshake from
Dr. Martinson.
138 • Graduation '92
Left: A well deserved congratulatory hug.
Below: Dr. Martinson can breathe some-
what easier now that the ceremonies are
officially over.
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Right: A once-in-a-lifetime chance to see
the ruins at Stonehenge - just one of the
many sites High Point students saw while
studying abroad.
Students
Studying
Abroad
"Amazing," "Really cool," "A real edu-
cation." These are just some of the
terms used to describe the events,
sites, and experiences enjoyed by
those High Point students lucky
enough to spend a semester in En-
gland studying at Westminister Col-
lege in Oxford. "It's neat because you
actually get to scealot of sites that before
you had only seen in books," says Sam
Rankin. "You also get to meet people
from different backgrounds and cultures,
and to learn what things you have in
common, as well as the differneces,"
says Angie Yerkes.
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Above: Studying abroad. Front Row: Kerry
Keating, Tara Kane, Angie Yerkes, Connie
Carroll. Back Row: Kim Cox, Shannon Heath,
Greg Mattle, SamRankin, Dennis Carroll
(with Bruce & Kelly Carroll).
Right: Tara Kane and Shannon Heath
stand in front of the Hard Rock Cafe in
London.
140 • Study Abroad
Left: The entire High Point University
contingency.
Below: Tara Kane and Bruce Carroll get
a "close up" look at Royal Guard life.
Above: Livin' it up in London!
Left: Shannon, Greg, Angie, Kim, Sam,
Tara and Kerry go underground in Lon-
don.
Study Abroad • 141
Below: Curtis Hoover, Lisa
Farmer, Ruth Ann Milam, and
Chip Harris strut their stuff as
the C-24's, winners of the Lip
Sync contest singing "Love
Shack."
Above: Lisa Farmer lets loose
at the Lip Sync contest.
Right: Louise Mandrell puts
on another great show.
142 Campus Events
Below: Katherine Hill and
Brett Carter act as the emcees
at the Lip Sync contest.
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CAMPUS EVENTS
This year has been full of events both great and small. William F. Buckley, Jr.
started the line-up by speaking in the Millis Center. The annual Crop Walk was
held on Sunday, October 11th. Another big event was Louise Mandrell as she
came in and kicked up her heels to benefit the new Millis Center.
The Student Union Productions held its first annual Lip Sync contest on
November 18th. On December 5, BCA, FCA and APO sponsored "A Day Out for
the Homeless." Lessons & Carols and the annual Christmas Tree Lighting were
held on December 9th, and the Midnight Breakfast was held on December 15th.
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Above: Dr. and Mrs.
Martinson attend the annual
Christmas tree lighting.
Left: Louise Mandrell and
Company.
High
D oint University
Wednesday, Oct. 28, 1992
7:30 pm
Millis Athletic Convocation Center
Sponsored by - High Point University/
Panther Club
Campus Events 143
Right: Erin poses for the camera
Below: "High Point University Educa-
tion Office, Amy Griffith speaking."
Above: Lisa Farmer tries to figure out
how the Xerox machine works.
Right: Ricky Lee Reynolds, using his
mathematical skills, strictly enforces
the shelving of books.
144«Jobs On Campus
WHAT'S THE
POINT
of having an
on-campus job?
to make the education department's coffee." Amy Griffith
to sample the food brought in by the professors." Erin Quinn
to keep Dr. Warlick supplied with Coca-Cola Classics." Lisa Farmer
to reshelve books in the wrong places." Ricky Lee Reynolds
to ensure the mail is printed so students can throw it on the floor." Barry Kitley
to support my eating habits." Colleen O'Brien
to supply the needed man power for third floor Roberts." Angie Springstead
to prepare for a career at a gas station." Eddie Lee
to maintain Willard's sanity." Christy Colston
to pay my parents the money I owe them." Kimberly Decellers
Left: Berry Kitley, chief printer, tidies
up the print shop.
Above: Some people just take their
jobs too seriously.
Jobs On Campus* 145
Laury Ann Lynch
Laury Ann Lynch was a sister and friend to many
at High Point. As a sister of Kappa Delta, Laury was
a very active member. She held one of the most
important council positions - that of Vice President of
pledge education. The pledges learned from her by
example: she strove to be the best - academically,
physically, and spiritually. What she desired most
was for everyone to get along. The love of Laury Ann
Lynch remains among her sisters and friends as we
hold on to our thoughts and memories of her.
— Jennifer Walters
Above:SistersJulie
McNamara and Jill Carpenter
joined Laury for quick pic-
ture before leaving for the Pi
Kappa Alpha Drags Dance.
Right: Sisters Laury, Caroline
Mechler, Christine
Onufreiczuk, and Lynne
Drezinprepared to have lots
of fun at the annual Kappa
Delta Hawaiian Luau.
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Below: Laury and Jen Soos were always together, side by side
as roommates, sisters, and best friends.
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Above: Sisters Jill Carpenter, Alison Chase, Juli Hutchins,
Laury, Kara Via, and Jen Soos take a quick break from the
White Rose Party,
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Below: Big Sister Laury and
Little Sister Emily Lefler loved
spending time together.
Above: Little Sister Laury and
Big Sister Lynne Drezin got
ready to attend the Kappa
Delta White Rose Dance in
March 1991.
Laury Ann Lynch
December 14, 1971
October 10, 1992
Laury Ann Lynch 147
Below: Ann and Vicki are
cheery independents at HPU.
Above: Hey, haven't you seen
this kid before looking
through a lens?
Right: Suzi, an icon of free-
dom at High Point.
Below: Ryan comtemplates
art and having his picture be-
ing taken.
INDEPENDENTS
Reflecting upon four years of independence at this wonderful institution, the
word freedom immediately comes to mind . Not being affiliated with any specific
Greek organization has afforded us many freedoms. As independents, we have
the opportunity to be spontaneous. There are no set meetings or events of
mandatory attendance restricting us. As independents, it takes initiative to be
socially interactive with the so-called different groups on campus: jocks, Greeks,
geeks, and freaks. Independents must seek their friends through this initiative,
whereas other groups inherit friends. Moreover, after four years, we can honestly
say that each organization seems to accept and appreciate our choice to remain
independent. By being an independent, we're not a slave to our lives, but our lives
become enslaved to our own hopes and dreams.
—Amos & Sweeney
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Above: Bruce seems enthused
to eat at Cafe de High Point.
Left: Look at all those
Freaks!
Left: What's this? A Repub-
lican and a Democrat to-
gether? Imagine that!
Right: Mason Linker, Greg Pinsky, Ja-
son Cobler and Tim Clark are sitting
back having fun on a Thursday night at
Ham's.
Below: The popular Alex's House sign.
When High Point students see it, they
can't help but stop in for a bite to eat.
Above: Katie Peterman and Nicolle Terry
enjoy an afternoon at the city lake.
Right: High Point students take in a lunch
at Alex's House.
150 • Hot Spots
HOT SPOTS
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for High Point students
eing a student at High Point University warrants
frequent visits to the famous Alex's House. Stu-
dents can be found there at all hours of the day and
night. Another popular spot especially on Thursday
nights is Ham's. Everyone likes to watch games on
the big screen TV and prepare for the festive week-
end activities ahead. Other famous hot spots in-
clude the lake and intramural field. Students like to
throw the Frisbee, ride bikes and just relax with a
group of good friends.
Above: Shannon, Jimmy and Brian are hav-
ing a great time at Ham's.
Left: Terrence Donovan forks over some
hard-earned dough to enjoy a meal away
from campus.
Hot Spots • 151
WEEKENDS
The Best Part of the Week
Yea! It's Friday afternoon and the weekend's fi-
nally here. Friday nights usually consisted of off-
campus parties, fraternity and sorority mixers, dances
or sporting events. Saturdays were made for relax-
ing. Movies and trips to Alex's were the norm for
college students. Saturday nights students could be
found participating in campus events such as con-
certs, student productions and special guest appear-
ances. Sundays were spent cramming for Monday
assignments and recuperating from the weekend
festivities. Overall the weekends at the High Point
were spent having fun and making memories with
friends.
Delta Sigma Phi fraternity brothers gives a big cheer for the
Homecoming weekend.
Above: Nicolle Terry, Trisha
Carroll and Cindy Meredith
show off their smiles.
Right: Melissa Smith raises
her hands to show her excite-
ment.
152 Weekends
Below: Brian Verrone and his
date enjoy a Saturday evening.
Above: Some like to utilize
their weekends for doing do-
mestic activities.
Above: Julie Harter, Christina Gregerson, Allison Dartez and Mary Margaret Linker spend
time together on weekends.
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LOSING THE
POINT €
ror-
As we come to the end of another year, we k
back fondly on the memories we will earn
ever. Friends, family, professors and all our pe
have made an inevitable impact on our lives.
High Point will forever be engraved on our
souls. Wecarry a sense of incredible pride know-
ing that our years have had a Point-ill shaping us
into mature young adults. Whatever we may do
j or wherever we may go, High Point University
will always be a part of our journey.
158 Overview