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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

. .Greg Rowland

ASSISTANT EDITOR

. .Cathv Keuthan

PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS:

Robert Brown

. .Writer

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. .Classes Division

Skip Frye

. .Sports Division

Kim McCoy

. .Organizations Division

FACULTY ADVISOR

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS:

B & B Studio
Marcia Hopkins
Brian Kelly
Brian Lindsay
Skip Marsh
Duane Paris
Becky Patterson
Fred Sergiacomi
Susan Smith
Cecil Snipes
Ken Stophel
Terrell Photography
Sherwood Thompson
Pat Wechter

Art is man's nature; nature is
God's art. Philip James Bailey
(1816-1902)

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When love and skill work together expect a
masterpiece. John Ruskin (1819-1900)

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AS USUAL, this year got off to a great starti Long Lines: filling in miniscule ovals
with No. 2 pencils: trying to locate what line Badm, Gint, Psyc. Gstd, or Crju would
fall under; trying to find an advisor whom everyone assumes you have; and, especial-
ly trying to fight your way through the maze of people and stations which are
numbered in the wrong sequence — or so they seemi Yes, registration is the one
event old and new students get to tackle at least twice a year. Why, college would not
be the same without the heart-wrenching, teeth-clenching ordeal to start off a new
semester!

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Nothing will ever be attempted if all possible ob-
jections must first be overcome. Samuel Johnson
(1709-1784)

Some men look at things that are and say.
"why?" I look at things that aren't and say. "why
not?" John F. Kennedy

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TEAM CAPTAIN, Wayne Holden, is up for a rebound.

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Balloons and beautiful girls highlight Homecoming
for 1978-79. Dr. Lindsay and the Pep Band start at half-
time with a soft but emotional melody of "Somewhere
Over the Rainbow" and "Up, Up, and Away." The six
girls who were chosen as fmalists at the previous Thurs-
day game are escorted out to the center of the gym floor
under a halo of rainbow-colored balloons. The girls are
Kathy Booker, Clary Olgesby, Wendy Nelson, Robyn
Newton, Karen Miles, and Bren Bell. SGA President
Cathy Keuthan presents each finalist with a memorable
carnation in the school colors. After that sixth girl is in-
troduced, silence falls . . . then, Clary Olgesby escorted
by Darrell McDowell and representing the Near Misses
is announced as the Maid-of-Honor. Chancellor Olin B.
Sansbury presents her with a bouquet of roses as she
takes her place to his left . . . Silence again falls . . .
then . . . the Homecoming Queen of 1978-79 . . .
Kathy Booker escorted by Lucius Pitts and representing
the Girl's Basketball team receives a bouquet of roses by
the Chancellor and is crowned.

Immediately after the game the SGA has a big bash
in celebration of the USCS Homecoming and the victory
game that night!

SGA members distribute chicken dinners to a large crowd of hungry students, faculty, and guests.

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Greenville Mayor Max Heller enjoys "Southern Fried Chicken."

A day of Fun, Food and Friendship.

Real southern fried chicken?!
Two great bands?! Free Beer?!
Sure enough, the SGA Fall
Concert was a little of something
and a lot of everything! Chicken
from Famous Recipe was trucked
in by the hundreds and Beacon
tea complimented the meal.

During the early lunch, nippy
weather and overcast skies forc-
ed the first band "Shatteract" in-
doors . . . but as the weather
warmed (as well as many bodies)
the events moved to the grass and
"Jericho" started their act . . .
with the free beer flowing! There
was a tug-o-war on the field, nut-
ty games on the sidewalk and
chug-a-lugging contests at the
front tables . . . faculty as well
as students sprawled on the lawn
enjoying the blue grass music and
even some loose individuals try-
ing their hand at dancing (or
were they swaying?) Yep, there
was plenty of fun for everyone
. . . plenty-o-brew and ohhh ya
. . . plenty of good ol' fried
chickuni

The first annual CAROLANA Photo Contest produced
three winning photographs and two CAROLANA staff
photographers. All entries were required to be candid black
and white photos of the SGA Fall Concert.

Judged by a faculty-student committee, Fred Sergiacomi
captured first place honors which entitled him to dinner for
two at Mr. Sam's and movie tickets from Royal Twin. Cecil
Snipes and "Doc" Lindsay won second and third place, respec-
tively.

Cecil enjoyed lunch for two at Jed's while Dr. Lindsay con-
sumed a case of Bud.

Later Fred and Cecil joined the CAROLANA staff and con-
tinued to produce great photographs.

3rd Place — Dr. Bryan Lindsay

2nd Place — Cecil Snipes

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Steve Gipson brought a combination of music and art to the USCS cam-
pus on a November afternoon. The zany cartoonist and comedian draws
caricatures of famous popular and not so popular people; such as the
Beatles, Walter Cronkite, Richard M. Nixon and even Jimmy Carter. Steve
Gipson's show consists of crazy cartoons drawn to the rhythm of favorite
music and tales that produced many a chuckle. In an interview Steve Gipson
said "I want to proceed with my comedy and become a big star. I only use my
drawing as a prop for the comedy. It's a gimmick. Every comedian has a
gimmick." After the show, Steve obliged the avalanche of students and
proceeded to draw caricatures for those patient enough to wait.

The Comedy Store visited USCS while on a
college tour of the area and brought a unique
brand of entertainment. After tidying up the
"Store", with paraphernalia the show began.
Fred Raher (left) emceed the show with a variety
of crazy jokes and hilarious stories. The Hodge
Center was packed and the place really roared
with each new quip. Following Fred, we had im-
pressionist Jeff Dehart (right) who gave us im-
pressions from old movies, to Presidents, to
singers, to stereotyped characters. Then follow-
ing Jeff we had Bob Saget (below) and his weep-
ing guitar. Bob gave us a dehghtful blend of
jokes, stories, and songs. The trio was greatl The
crowd was one of the biggest at noon and
everyone got a laugh that October afternoon.

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WHAT: SGA Fall Dance
WHEN: October 14, 1978
WHERE: National Guard Armory
MUSIC: Symbol 8

(ArtUt: Cindy Esaler)

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Composed of three talented young men — Bounce,
Flip, and Cyrus — the Loco-Motion Circus entertained
students and faculty in a unique presentation of
human body performance. Taking you back to the
Vaudeville-Slapstick era, their high velocity show
provides 90 minutes of super excitement.

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Where do you get the best
entertainment? Where do
you get concerts and discos
and comedians and
acrobats?! USCS, of course!
This year we've had
everything! At the Armory,
we've had Symbol 8,
Mainstream, and Omni! They
all supplied us with the finest
funk, disco, and top 40.
Mainstream played for the
Homecoming, and free beer
and snow made it a night to
remember!

One of the big attractions
of the year were the noon-
time events. Steve Gibson
and Chris Bliss showed us
what fun was all about! While
the Comedy Store and the
Loco-Motion Circus merely
boggled the mind with their
hilarious antics! Afternoon
concerts were another fan-
tastic additionl Jericho and
Shatter Act opened up the
year with top 40 and
southern rock! In the spring,
Beresford Creek and Ayers,
Copley, and Cash brought us
back from the winter with
bluegrass and country!

The Big Event was a sen-
sation this year with the
unique blend of music
supplied by the Putman
County Pickers! Live music
has been the greatest this
year! The list of events goes
on! Park Avenue Disco coupl-
ed with free refreshments
meant parties after three
home basketball games! And
a fantastic Pep Rally got the
people to the games! In the
Hodge Center everyone from
the Beatles to Muhammad
Ali have appeared for our
enjoyment ... in video
cassettes, that is! A year of
excitement and fun! Where
do you get the best enter-
tainment? USCS!!!!

The 2nd

annual

Big Event

was attended

by an estimated

400 students

and faculty. A

team from the

bookstore won first

place honors in the

organizational team

competition. This

competition consisted of

various sporting events,

tug-of-war, and pie eating

contests. Points were awarded

at each particular event with

the greatest amount at the end

of the day being the overall winner.

Second place went to the Universal

Love team and The Spartan Club won

third place. The Judo Club received

$26 for taking fourth place while the

other winners received $100, $75, and $50,

respectively. After the competition ended

everyone relaxed to the music of the "Putnam

County Pickers," who play a unique blend of

bluegrass, country, and rock. 300 boxes of chicken

were served and three kegs of beer were consumed

during the late afternoon concert. The overly

intoxicated students, running out of chicken, and

the white line around the Hodge Center parking lot oval

will long be a remembrance of The 1979 Big Event.

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Susan Theo, Miss Senior; Cecilia Hood. Miss Junior; Paula Henderson, Miss USCS; Clary Olgesby, Miss Sophomore; and
Christine Wilson, Miss Freshman with their escorts.

A member of the band enjoys himself during a break from his playing to
more than 350 students.

And now the students enjoy themselves as Omni plays a variety of music.

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Beautiful girls, tuxedos, long dresses, corsages, good music . . . these are the sights that typify the Miss
uses Dance April twenty-eighth. The local band "Omni" supplied the Top 40 music and the USCS students
provided the packed Armory. The estimated figrure on attendance was 350-450 people at any one time! All the
tables were full and SGA members had to haul out extra chairs for the people standing around the perpheries.
When 10:00 pm rolled around, all the contestants immediately became nervous. Associate Chancellor Tom
Davis emceed the occasion while Cathy Keuthan, Miss USCS 1978-79 presented each class winner with the
roses and a trophy. Finally .... Miss USCS 1979-80 is announced. Paula Henderson is the chosen girl! She
is immediately presented a half-dozen roses, a trophy, and then crowned by Chancellor Olin B. Sansbury. The
girls were beautiful; this will definitely be a night to remember!

Paula Henderson (left), soon to be crowned Miss DSCS for 1979-80. waits in anticipation with her escort
Jim Couch, Cathy Keuthan, Miss USCS 1978-79; and Greg Rowland.

See pages 182 and 183 for additional pictures.

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Wofford

Erskine

Newberry

Limestone

USC-Aiken

Oglethorpe

Citadel

Central Wesleyan

Claflin

Lander

Mars Hill

Appalachian State

Winthrop

Presbyterian

Francis Marion

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Limestone

Newberry

Mars Hill

Central Wesleyan

Winthrop

Presbyterian

Lander

Francis Marion

Newberry

Lander (Playoff)

Notice the tremendous concentration of L. A. Hill (SO) as he scores in the
Rifles opener against Morris

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Rifle cheerleaders and the largest crowd ever,
cheer the team on.

Front: L. A. Hill, Dwight Gabbard. Lee Cutshall. Wayne Holden, Bill Weathers, Oscar Mooney, James Holland; Back: Don Sullivan,
Wendell Gibson, Carroll Wells, Stuart Ross, Michael Gibson, Paul Small, Tim Page, Jeff Stamps, Mark Hinson. Not Pictured: Brack
Home, Paul Shaw, and Michael Swann.

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Looks like trouble for this Limestone player as Carroll Wells (31) and Mike Swann (42) have cut all alleys
off.

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BILL HINSON

Head Men's Basketball Coach

Holds an overall record of 313-154 with six con-
ference championships and seven tournament
titles.

"Our goal this year is to play one game at a time with only one
thought— ■VICTORY' ".

Wendell Qibson (28) sails for an easy bucket against Claflin in the Wofford
doubleheader.

L.A. Hill's (20) version of the Nureyev leap as he blocks a Warrior's shot.

Coach Bill Hinson's 1978-79 basketball squad had many
first time achievements this year. Finishing 11-19, it was
the first Rifle team to win ten games in NAIA competition.
Their 11-12 District record was also good enough to
qualify them for the District playoffs; another first in Rifle
basketball history.

The season started on a winning note as the Rifles took a
decisive 86-77 win over district foe Morris College.

The '78-79 season marked the first time USCS has
played cross-town rival, Wofford. Although USCS dropped
two games 71-69 and 71-70, both on last shots. Terrier
fans think of USCS as much more than the "branch" nowl

The Rifles topped first semester action with a victory
over district leading and eventual champion, Central
Weslyan. The 82-63 margin was a fitting sign that Rifle
Roundball is on the move.

In the second half of the season USCS kept on rolling un-
til a late season slump brought their ratings down. One of
the highlights was a 71-64 loss to Southern Conference
Champion, Appalachain State, whom the Rifles led for most
of the game. Another was 80-76 victory over Newberry on
the Indians home-court.

This brought the Rifles to the Playoffs against top-
seeded Lander. Although USCS lost the hard fought 84-73
decision. Rifle basketball had made its mark and should
continue upward in the future!

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Managers — L-R — Mike Fer^son, Leo Speer, Gordon Brown.

Jerry Baker (left), Assistant Basketball Coach. Mark
McKown. Student Assistant Coach.

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Kim Watkins. Susan Christian. Michelle Murphy, Mahalia Byrd. Susan Jones. Sharon Rice. Kathy
Booker. Julie Pridgeon. Cheryl Fowler. Vanessa Hardin, and Coach Emily Meyers. Not pictured:
Kathy Ervin. Katherine Parks

COACH EMILY MEYERS
Formerly the coach at Byrnes
High School, Emily Meyers has a
combined coaching record of 205-
56. She has won four state cham-
pionships, directed three basket-
ball camps and had a 12-7 record
last year in her first year as head
women's basketball coach at

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Winthrop

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Newberry

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A Lady Rifle puts another two points on the scoreboard.

Kathy Booker
Mahalia Byrd
Susan Christian
Julie Fagan
Cheryl Fowler
Sandra Gault
Vanessa Hardin

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Susan Jones
Chris Monroe
Michelle Murphy
Miranda Poulos
Sharon Rice

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The women's volleyball team got off
to a good start, winning 7 of their first
10 matches. Coach Bowman wasn't
completely pleased however; "We have
played well but not up to our potential.
The talent is there it just needs
refining." Their final outcome this
season was 22 wins and 12 losses. The
girls seem to have done a good deal of
refining!

All eyes are on the ball as USCS prepares to return their opponent's volley.

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Rookie of the Year, Dave King, practices his swing before a golf match.

Finishing the year
with a match play
record of 12-2, the
Golf Team brought
several sports honors
to uses. Chuck
Cowery captured se-
cond place individual
honors in the PING
Tournament, while the
team also placed
fourth in the NAIA
District 6 Cham-
pionship with Tom
Easier making the
All-District Team. A
new school record for
team score was made
this year when the
team obtained a score
of 287.

Golf Team members are Ray Briggs, Chuck Lowery, Tal Henry, Dave King, Bill Karplak, Kris Weaver, Scott Womble, Woody
Woods, and Coach Joe Bowman. Not pictured: Tom Eawler.

Continuing success highlights the USCS Judo Team. Coach Guy Jacobsohn, an AAU national champion, has
maintained a highly competitive winning team for the last couple of years. Tournament results for this year
were as follows: Mark Lewis won the National U.S. Judo Association Championship in the 106-pound class.
This Championship was held in Dayton, Ohio in October. In the South Carolina State Championship the USCS
team received five first places out of a possible eight awards. John Thomas won first place in the U.S. Judo
Association East Coast Championship in the 132-pound class; and Gunner Vandersteur won third place in the
same class. John Thomas went to the Quarter-finals in the National Collegiate Judo Championship held at
Long Beach, California; and Frank Barry went to the Semi-finals.

The members of the USCS Judo Team for this year are: Frank Barry, John Klinck, Mary Lewis, Jerry New-
man, Billy Poteat, James Richard, Kenneth Stophel, John Thomas, and Gunner Vandersteur.

Faster than a speeding bullet, able to leap six men in a single bound

Coach Guy Jacobsohn looks on as Jerry Rice
and F. A. Barry attempt a Judo exercise.

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Lonnie McAlister lays a crunching block and Tommy Sherbert bites his tongue as he
completes a pass to Bruce Wilson during Intramural Action.

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Mark Thompson, Skip Frye, David Clary, and Johnny Mathis. Not pictured: Reggie Miller. These were the team members of the U8CS
Cross-Country team for 1978-79.

The 1978-79 USCS Cross-Country
started the season on a rebuilding note.
Losing six runners of last year's
District Championship team, the Rifles
had only five runners this year. The
small number did not discourage the
harriers as they worked hard and cap-
tured District runner-up honors, thus
finishing second only to Francis Marion
College. "I'm as proud of this team as
last year's championship squad," said
player-coach Skip Frye.

Our team worked very hard this
year and its a shame that there will not
be a team next year. The season closed
at the District Meet in Florence, Skip
Frye captured second place, Mike
Massey captured third place and David
Clary captured fourth. They all made
the All-District Team. Mark Thomp-
son, captured the Most Valuable
Runner award for his contributions.
Reggie Miller rounded out the squad.

Player/Coach Skip Frye has his legs stretched by David "Pod" Clary.

1. G.B. Hodge, M.D
Chairman

2. Louis P. Howell
Vice ChEiirman

8. Orady S. Brooks
4. WUliam J.
Burroughs

5. J. P. Coan, M.D.

6. Jack L. Cobb

7. Harold C. Davis

8. Cleveland Harley

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Sen. Horace Smith
Qeorge Mitchell

Hubert HehdiFix
Fred Moffitt

Ernest Kluttz

Marion Qramling'
John Rogers

John E. Keith, M.D.
Richard Tukey

NOT PICTURED:
Qary Blanton
Randolph Burnette
Robin Hood
Oene Hutsell
Cody Sossamon
Carolyn Taylor
Nick Theodore

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J. Tom Davis, III

DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS

Dr. Ron Q. Eaglin

DEAN OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

Ted R. Eilenberg

DEAN OF ADMINISTRATION

Robert Connelly
COMPTROLLER

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Doyle Bo^gs

DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION SERVICES

Joan Harrell
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
OF ADMISSIONS

Eric Jolly

DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS AND RECORDS

Jerry Baker

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES

Marian Murph
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Al Gray
DIRECTOR,

FINANCIAL AID/VETERANS AFFAIRS

Kathy Norman
CAMPUS NURSE

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Mike Oatavall
PROGRAMMER ANALYST

Francis Hackett

CHIEF RECORDS CLERK

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The University of South Carolina at Spartanburg consists of approximately 155 faculty
and administrative staff. Approximately one-half have their doctorates while two have
their law degrees. Nearly every state and five nationalities are represented. Korea, South
Africa, France and Germany are the nationalities.

The activities and interests of the faculty are varied. It goes without saying that th«
majority of them are academic, but some are rather unique. Members of the faculty have
been with the Peace Corps and Vista. Others have served in the armed forces in Vietnam.
Army reservists. Conscientious Objectors, the list goes on . . . Jogging, biking, backpack-
ing, and camping; the pursuits of the faculty are many. Geologists, historians, lawyers, ac-
tors, nurses, biologists, psychologists, mathematicians, and private businessmen are in-
cluded as the careers of USCS faculty. Although the faculty of USCS is not large, it is cer-
tainly activel

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David Glenn

M.B.A. University of South Carolina

Mike JilUng

Ph.D. University of South Carolina

William Kissell

M.B.A George Washington University

Oeorg« jEicobs

Ph.D. Georgia State University

Roger Luttrell

M.B.A. Grand Valley State University

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John McAlhany

Ph.D. Clemson University

Ron Young

M.B.A. Georgia State University

Jerry Baker

M.E.D. University of South Carolina

Arthur Justice, Chairman
Ed. D. Duke University

William C. Bruce

Ed.D Auburn University

I ^M Joe Bowman

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Evelyn Cohens

M.E.D. University of South Carolina

Jane Davisson

M.E. Clemson University

Becky Edwards

M.Ed. South Dakota State University

Heidi From

B.A. University of North Carolina Chappel Hill

J. Tom Davis, III

M.S. Florida State University

Earl Gordon

M.A. North Carolina A&T State University

Mike Qoree

M.E.D. Mississippi State University

Tom Hawkins

Ph.D. University of Nebraska

Betty Howard

M.A.T. Converse College

Bill Hinson

M.A.T. Converse College

Marilyn Lipscomb
B.S. uses

Elenor Ladd

Ed.D. Florida State University

Tony Pappas

Ph.D. University of Mississippi

Gregory Mikota

B.A. Limestone College

Bill Reiteiemer

M.S. California State University

Miriam Sheldon

Ph.D. University of Southern California

Carol Smith

M.A. Appalachain State University

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Bruce Wilson

M.S. University of South Carolina

Kay Topley

A.B.D. University of South Carolina

Lou Hunley

Ph. D. University of South Carolina

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Pn<wlde StudcKU cUtA. S'^ui^d and Supfa£ie4.

Robert Perrin, Library Director (top right) Valerie Burnie,
Public Services (top left) Ellenor McCaughrin, References &
A/V Services, (middle left) Judy Dye, Technical Services
(bottom left)

Bryant Reeves. Bookstore Manager (above) Chuck Beysiegel. Assistant
Bookstore Manager

Andy Crosland

PH.D. University of South Carolina

Jimm Cox

M.A. University of South Carolina

John Dean

Volunteer — Language Lab

Elizabeth Sikes Davidson
-^1 PH.D University of South Carolina

Mike Dressman

Ph.D. University of North Carolina

Katie Hicks

M.F.A. University of Georgia

Don Knight

Ph.D. University of South Carolina

Bryan Lindsay

Ph.D. Peabody College

Harriet McDuffie

M.A. Florida State University

Nancy Moore

Ph.D. University of South Carolina

Richard Predmore

Ph.D. University of Florida

' &i Vergene Colloms

'M M.M. Northwestern University

Regis Robe

Ph.D. University of North Carolina

Emmanuel Seko

Ph.D. University of Wisconsin

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Elmer Thomas

MSJ Columbia University

Jan Yost

Ph.D. University of Georgia

Felix Turner, right, is presented the J. P. Strom award by Public
Safety Director Mike Bruce during graduation exercises at the
South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy in Columbia. This honor
is presented to the officer scoring highest in academic and perfor-
mance skills during a ten week basic law enforcement training
class.

CUSTODIAL STAFF

Front: Daniel Schoolcraft. Madison Landrum. Glen Landrum. Oscar Gist Jr..
Clifford Black, James Schoolcraft: Back: Cathay Jones and Ronnie Green. Not
pictured: Mattie Booker. Donald Browning, Eugene Copeland, Mary Johnson,
Betty Manigan, James McGinn. Maxine Miller, and Charles Smith.

MAINTENANCE STAFF

Rivers Hall, Director of Physical Plant (upper right) Ray Dowis,
David McKinney, Buddy Nance, James McAurthur, Dean Willard.
and Ron Brown. Not pictured: Paul Bishop, Frank Cannon, Steve
Heflin, Hiley Mahaffey, Booker Martin, and George Martin.

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Ruth Moran — Chairman
ED.D Columbia University

Nancy Babb

M.S.N. Medical College of Georgia

Cathy Bacha

M.S.N. Medical College of Georgia

Joan Campbell

B.S.N. Montana State University

Betty Chalgren

M.N. University of South Carolina

Cecilia Cogdell

M.N. University of South Carolina

Carol Coggins

M.S. Medical College of Georgia

Jan Dimsdale

B.S. University of South Carolina at Spartanburg

Teresa Eg-gars

M.S. University of Alabama — Birmingham

Norma Hendra

M.Ed. Furman University

Marty Harker

M.P.H. University of North Carolina

Marge Keller

M.S. Medical College Georgia

Addie Kloepper

M.S.N. St. Louis University

Kim Ledford

M.S.N. Medical College of Georgia

Chong Lee

M.A. University of Georgia

Juanita Patrick

B.S.N. University of South Carolina

Mary Ann Sawicki
B.S.N. Alfred University

Carol Schwartz

M.S.N. Clemson University

Helen Quinn

M.N. University of South Carolina

Mary Taylor

M.S.N. Medical College of Georgia

Glenda Sims

M.S.N. Medical College of Georgia

Sharon Seawell
Admissions Counselor

Becky Patterson
Director

Evelyn Allen
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Alan Gray
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David Taylor Chairman

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James Barnes

Ph.D. Clemson University

Lynn Lamoreux

Ph.D University of Maine

Lyle Campbell

Ph.D. University of South Carolina

Guy Jacobsohn

M.A. California State University

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Ph.D. University of Wisconsin

Lawrence Moore

Ph.D. University of Tennessee

Barry P arris

B.S. University of South Carolina

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Ph.D. University of Florida

Robert Simpkin

Ph.D. University of Maryland

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M.S. Memphis State University

Jeanne Stuart

PH.D Auburn University

Ron Sobczak

PH.D University of Arizona

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PH.D University of Alabama

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Tom Allen

PH.D University of Georgia

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Judy Belzer

PH.D University of Florida

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Edward Babin

PH.D University of Georgia

James Brown

Ph.D. University of Wisconsin

Brian Donnelly

Ph.D. University of Georgia

Alice Henderson

Ph.D. University of Michigan

Conway Henderson

Ph.D. University of Iowa

Dick Gilman

Ph.D. University of Chicago

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Ph.D. University of Florida

Lee Holcombe

Ph.D. Columbia University

Evan Krauter

Ph. D. University of Rochester

Jerry Lehman

Ed. D. University of Tennessee

Vern Noll

Ph. D. Indiana University

Gordon Mapley

Ph. D. Wayne State University

Ron Romine

M.A. University of South Carolina

James P. Sloan

M.A. Tulane University

Charles M. Quinnelly

J.D. University of Alabama

Fred Wenz

Ph.D. Wayne State University

John Wilson

Ph.D. Emory University

Jan Yehl

Ph.D. Northern Illinois University

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Jarmle Dodd

Secretary. Financial Aid

Anne Bailey

Library Technical Assistant

Cindy Easier

Secretary, Athletic Dept.

Sammy Bailey

Clerk-Steno. CDC

Wanda Gibson

Secretary, Development Office

Joy Ballenger

Secretary. Bookstore

Susan Gilmore

Secretary. Social/Behavioral Sciences

Cindy Belmont

Secretary. Continuing Education

Betty Graves

Secretary, School of Nursing

Pam Blackwood

Secretary. Public Safety

Jo Anne Greer

Secretary, Education

Linda Bowen

Secretary. Word Processing

Mary Hanna

Library Technical Assistant

Jeme Bradley

Secretary. Audio-Visuals

Judy Hawkins

Secretary, Admissions

Beth Burgess

Secretary. Student Records

Myra Hindman

Secretary, Maintenance

Joyce Butler

Secretary, Business Office

Elaine Johnson

Secretary, Athletic Dept.

Sue Cannon

Secretary, B.A./Economic8

Jane! Koob

Clerk, Information Services

Linda Cantrell

Secretary, Academic Affairs

Toni McKissick

Secretary, Administrative Office

Beth Conrad

Secretary, Admissions/Records

Martha Manley

Secretary, Administrative Computer

Ann Crain

Secretary, School of Nursing

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Secretary, Maintenance

Mary Crawley

Secretary, Bookstore

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Secretary. Admissions

Barbara Daniels

Secretary, Admissions

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Patricia Rock
Peggy Rowe
Jacki Sherbert
Brenda Smith
Uollie Smith
Susan Smith
Betty Stevens
Rebecca Thurmond
Sandra Ulmer
Paula Waldrop
Vivian Watson
Brenda Weaver
Elaine Westmoreland
Ailene Yarborough

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Library Technical Assistant

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Secretary, Science/Mathematics

Accounting Clerk, Business Office

Secretary, Education

Secretary, Student Affairs

Accounting Clerk, Business Office

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Secretary to Dean, School of Nursing

Secretary, Coop Education

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Allen, Robert T.

Allen, Rosemary M.

Allison, Lisa R.

Anderson, Larry J.

Auman, Sandra K.

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Babb, Debra Page
Bagwell, Dell
Bailey, Janet Q.

Barnard, Gary K.

Barnette, Barbara B.

Benson, Brenda F.

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Black, Peggy C.

Blackwood, Martha H.

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Bradley, Brenda Ann

Bruce, Wendell K., Jr.

Campbell, Mark R.

Campbell, W. Dewitt

Carter, Alonzo J.

Caruso, Christy M.

Cassels, Linda M.

Combee, Deborah C.

Corn, Larry Allen

Cox, Phyllis Ellen

Crook, Everette Donald

Denny, Lynda S.

Dunnaway, Kaye Dean

Farmer, Andrew J.

Fisher, Karen A.

Foote, Kim

Forrest, Donald R.

Forrest, Martha C.

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Fowler, Robert G., Jr.
Fraser, Lynn C.
Prye, Steven V.

Oaines, Melinda K.

Gaskins. Kathy Ann

Green, James C.

Hammett, Gail Maria

Hartle, Evelyn S.

Hayes, Robin J.

Henderson, Mary W.
Henderson, Paula J.
Holden, Emery Wayne

Jett, Marty B.
Jolley, Michael S.
Jones, Jan K.

Keuthan, Catherine Ann

Kirk, Ronald R.

Landrum, Jerry B.

Lawson, Mary W.

Little, Ruth Ann

Loyd, Barney S., Jr.

Mabry, James A.
Mahaffee, Phyllis C.
Mahaffey, Mark K.

Maynor, Martha L.

McCallister, James

McConnell, Katherine K.

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McElrath, Sammy W.
McKelvey, Carol N.
McPherson, William

Mitchell, Patricia

Nichols, Frank A.

Oconnell, Ann R.

Parks, Mary Jane

Phillips, Michael J.

Pittman, David C.

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Poole, Samuel J.

Pruitt, Emily Jane

Puryear, Sara Ann

101

Rice, Jerry E.

Rinehart, Donilee N.

Scarborough, Russell

Sergiacomi, Fred

Sherlock, James R.

Smith, Anthony C.

Smith, Keith

Snipes, Cecil E.

Sprang, Pamela S.

Stone, Marshall C. Ill

Stroup, William Bruce

Switzer, Paul K. Ill

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Theo, Susan E.
Thigpen, Timothy A.
Traynum, Bobby J.

Turner, Edward W.

Turner, Frances B.

Turner, Olenda L.

Turner, Gwendolyn D.
Turner, Margaret A.
Turner, Vivian A.

Turney, Richard K.

Underwood, Myra E.

West, Nadine

103

Winburn, Patricia B.

Wofford, Kathy A.

Wofford, Cynthia D.

Woods, John W.

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After serving less than a month of the fall
semester, Hal Leslie resigned as Junior
Class President. Leslie stated that "a conflict
of interests" was the reason for his action.

Anderson, Diane
Anders. Steve
Barry, Anna
Bates, Lori

Beard. William
Bennett, Jeff
Boulware. Richard D.
Bowman. Susan

Bramlett, Martin
Brawley, George
Britt. Beverly
Britt, Gina

Broderick. Jessie
Brooks, Bruce
Brown, Joe
Brownlee. Kenneth

Burgess. Warren
Campbell. Deborah
Chadwich. Sara
Childers. Lynn

Christian. Susan
Clemmons, Lynn
Cline. Shirley
Copeland. Darline

106

Cox. Dick
Cox, Gary
Crocker, Terry
Cutshall, Lee

Davis, Pamela
Deaton, William
Dennis, Ronnie
Dickey, John

Doolittle, Kella
Douglas, William
Downs, Azon Jr.
Duff. Carolyn

EUenburg. Resa
Easier. Toy
Elmore, John
Ezell, Donna

Fink, Laurie
Franklin, Maxine
Fulmer. Cynthia
Fulmer. Ricky

Oambrell, Ruth
Garrett, Carole
Gibson, Charles
Gilliam, Lyn

107

Goforth, Mike
Goodman, Diane
Graham, David
Graham, Elizabeth

Hall, Brian
Hall, Toni
Hammond, Vickie
Haney, Cathy S.

Haney, David
Hanna, Candy
Harvey, Steve
Haynes, Ted

Henderson, Lydia
Henson, Daniel
Herbert, Alfonso
Hiatt, Karen

Hollifield, Karen
Hood, Cecelia
Hopkins, Tim
Horeth, Mike

Horton, Dean

Irwin, Andrew
Israel, Albert
Ivester, Lynn

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Jeffries, Daphna
Jeter, Gladys
Johns, Herbert
Johnson, Claire

Johnson, Terri
Jones. Lisa
Jones. Sandra
Jones, Susan

Justice, Scott
Laico, Mike
Lancaster, Dennis
Lancaster, Martha

Lawson, Betty
Lee, Donald
Lesslie. Wylie
Lowe. Katherine

Lyda, Curtis
McBee, Sandra
McDaris, David
McDowell, Nancy

McKitrick, John
McKown, Mark
McLeod, Scott
McLeod, Tina

109

McSwain, Richard
Miller, Maxie
Mills, Chal
Millwood, Ann

Millwood. Diane
Mitchell, C.W., Jr.
Mitchell, Elizabeth
Moore, Margaret Ann

Murphy, Ken
Nelson, Cheryl
Nesbit, Christiana
Nesbit, Claude

Newman, Jerry
Newton, Pat
Nix, David
Oakes, Cindy

Pack, Kathy
Parris, Johnny
Pettit, Bobby
Pollard. Randy

Porter, Charles
Pritchard, Terry
Revis, Randy
Rice, Debbie

Ridgeway, Anthony
Robinson, Deborah
Rochester. Melvin
Roden. Ed

Rudasill. Lyn

Shaleuly, Mike

Shirley, Bobby

Sims, James

Sirmons. Rebecca
Smith. Debbie
Smith, Debra
Smith, Mike

Snipes. Gerald
Solesby, Wesly
Sosbee. Betty
Stainback, Gwinn

Stevens. Gary
Stokes, Jan
Stone. Jerry
Stophel, Kenneth

Stoker, Joann
Stout, Tina
Sudduth. Thalia
Surratt, Vicki

111

Tate. Jack
Teague. Kay
Thomason, Donna
Turner. David

Varner. Becky
Vinson. Rita
Walker. Michael
Watson. Judith

Watts. Ann
Wells. Dennis
West. Myra
Whelchel. Paige

White. Robin
Whitmire, Sandra
Wilbanks, Darrel
Williams. Curtis

Williams. Cynthia
Wilson. Suzanne
Wilson. Livia
Wyatt. Donald

Zaleski. Susane

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Adams, Nancy
Aiken, James
Alexander, Robert
Arms. Beth

Avery, David
Bagwell. Susan
Bagwell, Treasure
Barras. Susan

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Bazemore. K.M.
Belcher. Mike
Bell. Brenda
Beville, Steve

Bishop. Rita
Blacliwood. Bridget
Blanton, Deb
Bonds. Tonya

Brady. Nancy
Brady. Paula
Brooks. Elizabeth
Brown. Mary

Burnett. Myra
Byrom. Tony
Cannon. Karen
Carver. Kim

114

Cash. Robin
Chappell, Willie
Chare8t. Roy
Childers, Debra

Christian. Susan
Clary. Joe
Cline. Christopher
Cogdill. Jeff

Coggins. Denise
Compton, Anne
Conner. Robert
Corbin, Jimmy

Craven. Wesley
Cromer. Chip
Dalton, Glenette
Davis. Kenneth

Day. Joseph
Dixon, Sheryl
Drum. Carol
Duke, Connie

Earnhart, Dell
Edwards, Anne
Elder. Elizabeth
Ferguson. Simon

Finch, Lisa
Fletcher. Harvey
Foley, Tara
Foster, Gary

Fowler, Carol
Fowler, Debra
Fowler, Mike
Fritz, Carole

Gallman, Donna
Goodwin, Jeff
Gosnell. Rita
Hardy, Jane

Harris, Anna
Henderson, Mike
Hill, Lewis
Hinson, Mark

Holland. Birdie
Johnson. Barry
Johnson, Margaret
JoUey, Debbie

Jones, Kelly
Kelly, Keith
Lancaster. David
Lanford. Terry

116

Landrum. Brenda
Lesley, Jerry
Leuck. Tom
Levi, Jimmy

Lipscomb, Connie
Littlejohn. Debbie
Locltman. Suzanne
Lundberg, Susan

Lyons-Turner, Laura
McBride, Wesley
McLay, Lisa
Misner, Donald

Moller, Dianne
Moore, Karen
Morton, Debbie
Moss, Patti

Mullis, James
Neely, Mike
Nichols, Rosemary
Oglesby. Clary

Owensby, Martha
Parks, Katharine
Parlor, English
Peake, Marvin

117

Peeler. Marilyn
Pierce, Dan
Pogue, Terry
Pollard, Randy

Poison. Jeannie
Poole. Rosie
Poteat, Billy
Poteat, Teresa

Pritehard. Allen
Raff. Catherine
Rhinehart. Wade
Rice, Sharon

Riddle, Brenda
Robbins. Cynthia
Robbins. Kathy
Robertson, Marc

Routzong. Deborah
Rowland. Greg
Sewell. Arling
Smith. Lisa

Smith. Tommy
Smith, Wanda
Stepp. Rick
Stoley, Sheila

118

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Thompson, Sonya

Tipton. Brent

Tucker, Bonnie

Turner, Steve
Waldroup, Marlene
Walker, Becky

Waters. Cindy
Watkins, Dale
Weathers, Bill

Webb, Kereatha
West, Phil
White, Janet

Wilson. Jeff
Winkles. Billy
Wolfe, Melissa

Yarborough, Dean

Yavorsky. Joy

119

Adams. Jeff
Anderson, Hank
Askew, Julia
Atkins, Sharon

Aycoth, Gena
Bailey, Ellen
Baker, Stella
Banks, Cheryl

Harnett, Kathy
Barnett, William
Barnett, Ted
Baughome, Anna

Baughome, Hannelore
Beaty. Penny
Becknell, Mike
Beiers, Gaye

Bell, Micky
Bell. Rosemary
Benner, Bob
Biddix. Benny

Biggerstaff. Gary
Black, Shirley
Blankenship, Marie
Blanton. Kathy

121

Bobo. Chuck
Bonner. Jody
Bookter. John
Bradley, Leisa

Breshears. Scott
Brown. Martin
Bruce. Sam
Bryant. Chris

BuUman. Jane
Burnett, Amanda
Burns, Eric
Burrell. Ricky

Butler, Susan
Butner. Glenda
Byrnes, Elizabeth
Caley, Marie

Candler. Teresa
Cantrell. Cathy
Carter, Jacqueline
Caruso. Ray

Cash, Linda
Champion. David
Chapman, James
Childs, Theresa

122

Chilson, Jeff
Christopher. Robert
Church, Robert
Clippard. Wanda

Clowney, Belinda
Coggins, Anna
Cohen, Angela
Collins, Steve

Cook, Debbie
Cope, Catherine
Cox, Jill
Coyie, Denise

Craft, Tony
Crow. Teresa
Daniel, Laura
Davidson, Danny

Davis, Charlene
Davis, Claudia
Doss, David
Driver, Robert

Dunn, Beth
Eaker, Jane
Easier, Tracey
Elmore. Teresa

123

Estes. Kenneth
Eubanks, Bobby
Faile. Elizabeth
Ferguson, Chip

Ferguson, Jackie
Fink, Laurie
Fisher, John
Foster, Terri

Foster, William
Fowler, Tammie
Foy, Julie
Gagnon, Kathy

Gahagan, JoAnn
Garland, Howard
Garner, John
Gelardi, Concetta

Gibson, Glenda
Gibson, Wendell
Gilbert, Wanda
Glaser, Susan

Godfry, Susan
Goforth, Mae
Graham, Vicky
Grant. Donna

124

Gregory. Ralph
Gutierrez. Teresa

Gwinn. Via Anne
Haithcock. Gregg

Hamby. Mike
Hannes. Roy
Hanning. John
Hardigree, Jay

Harmon. Connie
Harper. Jenny
Harris. Al
Harris. J. R.

Harvey, Susan
Hatley. Nancy
Hawkins, Bethany
Hawkins. Shannon

Hayes. Anne
Hayes. Janyce
Hazel. James
Hembree. Joyce

Hembree. Mary
Hendrix. Lee
Hiatt. Evans
Hicks. Angelia

125

Hicks. Donna
Holden, Beth
Holland, Charles
Holland. Greg

Hopkins, Walter
Houser. Sherri
Hughey. Phil
Humphries, Lisa

Hyatt, Frank
Hyatt, Todd
James. Blain
Jeters, Harold

Johnson, David
Johnson, Marian Ann
Johnson, Steve
Karpiak, William

Kennedy. Lynn
Kercher, Susan
King, Dave
King, Janice

King, Mitchell
King. Xavier
Kirby. Preston
Laico, Paul

126

Lamb, Paul
Lancaster, Ricky
Lando, Janice
Landrum. Carl

Lanning, Patsy
Leagonn, Shirley
Ledford, Anita
Lee. Donna

Littlejohn, Julius
Lockman, Laura
Long, Julius
Longbottom, Daniel

Love, Brenda
Mack, Theresa
Marlowe. Barbara
Martin, Pat

Mathis, John
Maurer, Don
McBeth, Frances
McCluney, Deborah

McClure. Sherri
McCoy, Kim
McDowell, Elizabeth
McDonald, Kathleen

127

McGaha. Denise
McNinch. Edith
McSwain. Caroleen
Miles, Karen

Miller. Reggiel
Miller, Tony
Minton, Trina
Mitchell, Elizabeth

Mobley. Ed
Monaghan. Debbie
Mooney, Oscar
Moore. Johnny

Moore. Larry
Moore. Robert
Morgan. Ronald
Morris. Robert

Mullins, Teri
MuUis. Kimberly
Murray, Barry
Murray. Terry

Nanney, Rex
Nelson, Wendy
Newman, Alexia
Newton, Darin

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Onorato, Carmelina
Owensby. Deborah
Owings. Patricia
Padgett. Susan

Page. Tim
Parker, Lee
Parris. Dewey
Parris. Paralalia

Patel. Tushar
Peters, Barbara
Pettit. John
Petty. Charlene

Phillips. Donna
Phillips, Patti
Plumley, Lisa
Poore. Deborah

Poulos. Miranda
Pridmore. Elizabeth
Quinn. Susan
Rice. Cheryl

Riley, Jimmy
Robinson. Ida
Rochester. Melvin
Rogers. Debbie

129

Rogers, Sharon
Ross. Stuart
Royals, Janet
Sanders, Laura

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Sandrock, Tammy
Seay, Jan
Seay. Ken
Sellars. Reeda

Sexton. Pam
Seymour, William
Sharpe. Linda
Shaw. Paul

Sheham, Debbie
Sherwood, Richard

Sisk, Carrie
Skelton. Eugene

Sloan, Sindy
Small, Paul
Smith, Carmon
Smith, Debbie

Smith, Johnny
Smith. Sandy
Smith. Valerie
Spanos, Mary

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130

Stack, Judy
Stakes. Stewart
Stumps, Jeff
Steadman. Sheila

Steur, Rudy
Stophel, Steven
Stowe. Dennis
Strickland. Kelly

Styles, Sylvia
Sullivan. Don
Sutton. Tinker
Swanger, Bobby

Sweat, Richard
Tate. Daisy
Taylor, Cindi
Teaster, Steve

Templeton, Tammy
Teseniar. Teresa
Thackston, Jan o
Tilley, Tana

Timmons, Debbie
Trail. Barbara

Tuck. Marsha
Turner, Catherine

131

Turner, Pam
Tyus, Tracy
Vess, Karen
Vess, Mary

Waddell, Anita
Waddell, Kim
Walker, David
Wall, Rhonda

Wallace, Dana
Ware. Denise
Ware, Katherine
Waters, Jimmy

Watts, Garelyne
Wells, Carroll
White. Melodie
Williams. Catherine

Williams. Donna
Williams. Ralph
Williams. Terri
Williford. Andrew

Williford. Deb
Willis. Mark
Wilson. Christine
Wojeck, Joe

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133

NOTE
In an attempt to offer each campus organization
extensive coverage in the 1979 CAROLANA, a
new policy was established. This policy asked each
organization to submit photographs and copy of
their events and activities to the CAROLANA. The
CAROLANA would provide film, camera, and
developing, but could not send a photographer on
their trips. Several memos were sent concerning
this new policy but many organizations still did not
submit any photographs. The number of
photographs submitted became the determining
factor in the number of pages given to each
organization.

On^^€Utc^ti<u€A

Paula Henderson, SQA Treasurer

Cecilia Hood. SGA Secretary

After attacks and resignations early in the year, the Student Government
Association emerged as a cohesive group. The SGA has seats for 38 represen-
tatives but this year, as in the past, many seats were not filled. The lack of
bodies was not a liability however; the SGA was able to produce all the schedul-
ed dances, discos, and entertainment, even adding several special events.
Several of the non-entertainment issues were accomplished. The most notible
are the new Campus Calendar sign in front of the Hodge Center and the
bulletin boards in all the buildings for better club publicity. In April, the SGA
held its installation dinner at Quincy's and swore in the new officers. The SGA
member of the year was chosen and announced. Former SGA member, Wendell
Bruce, was elected. (Pictured to the right.) The 1978-79 members were: Presi-
dent . . . Cathy Keuthan, Vice President . . . Chip Clary, Secretary . . .
Cecilia Hood, Treasurer . . . Paula Henderson, Senior Class President . . .
Andy Farmer, Freshman Class President . . . Robert Brown, and the
Senators: Gary Barnard, David Champion, Daniel Henson, Donna Hicks. Lisa
McClure, Paul Small, and Christine Wilson.

This years' SOA President, Cathy Keuthan swears in the newly elected President,
Associate Chancellor of Student Affairs. Tom Davis and SQA Advisor. Andy MoUer at the SGA installation.
Hon Romine enjoy the dinner at Quincy's.

136

The South Caiohna
State Student Legisla-
ture (SCSSL) is twenty-two
years old this year. Each fall,
usually in November, the organiza-
tion has its three day session. This fall
session involves a Friday of committee
meetings where all proposed bills are introduced,
read, discussed, and voted on for passage. Needless to
say, an author must do alot of research to be prepared for
the fall session! After committees, there is a disco and a wel-
come reception by the Governor. The next morning promptly
at 8 a.m. the legislative session begins. Here, every bill that has
passed committee must be read and voted on. That night there
is a banquet. Sunday's session starts at 8 a.m. and goes until
12 noon, with election of the officers taking place before
lunch. This year the fall session was attended by over 250
delegates of some twenty-six schools. The USCS delegation
had six of its possible eleven delegates represented. Our
delegation submitted two pieces of legislation. Robert Brown
EHthored a bill on Nuclear Waste which was tabled in com-
mittee and Greg Rowland and Cathy Keuthan authored
a bill on Mopeds which passed the legislature favorable.
All Bills that pass the legislature and are not vetoed by

uses Delegation Chairman Cathy Keuthan and Co-Chairman Greg Rowland
study proposed legislation in the State House Chambers.

the Governor are put into a Bill Book which
is given to all legislators in South Carolina.
Several Bills passed by the State have
originated in SCSSL.

138

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(Artist: Alan Gray)

The Criminal Justice Association is an organization that is open
to all students interested in the field of criminal justice.

While it exists mainly as a social club, it also seeks to encourage
the growth of professionalism in the field. Projects include: field
trips to state correctional facilities, the Criminal Justice Academy,
and to other institutions. An annual Career Program is sponsored
and each semester the club either sponsors a barbecue or fish fry.

Club members serve as active recruiters in the junior colleges to
encourage students to continue their educational goals.

Although less than a year old, the club has a very good
membership and seems to be expanding each semester.

139

B^okston

.-• recent attempt by li.
;ni / 1 of uses to manipulate

liniai imjng its own personal

shee is time to warn the

)ody 01 LiC- ■ e pseudopower

!S the title SG.--

— - is merely an "Ego . ,.,,

:ake simply by signing their

a piece of paper when election time

ind. The majority of the members are

few so that this few might

1'^ matter how selfish. Un-

!g members are oblivious

going on around them.

By
Caroliniai

I of the
iedom o
upreme
the ideal

aen i

rpnn

The school newspaper —
Carolinian — started the year off
breathing fire and accusations
down the necks of every
authoritative body on campus. By
Christmas however, after losing
the Assistant Editor and many
staff members, the Carolinian
settled down. In the South
Carolina Press Association's
Collegiate Division, the Caroli-
nian won recognition as the "Top
Small College Newspaper in
South Carolina" for its December
Christmas issue. The Carolinian
staff consists of: Hal Leslie,
Editor; Jim Fair. Editor for the
Fall; Marcia Hopkins, Editor for
the Spring; Lynn Clemmons,
Copy Editor; and Writers —
Daniel Hinson, Sherwood Thomp-
son, Nina Ledford, and Marvin
Peake.

Rv ^roTT McCLELLAN

: Cultural Affairs Editor

arg book store can be under sc

most cases is, according to a limited survey coi

v,w prices at USCS against those at Daltoi

at Westgate Mall and Pic-A-Book at Hillcn

nter. A student opinion poll also indicai

; are not satisfied with USCS book stc

>^ut comparable, prices on s'
aries. Cliff Notes and mc
student is likely to pay si

he five textbooks used

UD to 45 cer:

ma
ins

ative
tii\

chi "'■''We

lir^ court

:: upon a time, in a land far away, tiiere
liversitv. Like manv institutions of hialier

his student newspaper

slieel was devuicJ lo "uiilcial ' iicvvs,

liul ontortainiiiont,

; newspaper," said

;nc -K.ing i a; '" ^ "' "' ' ''' "

)urt. "'It is ..
releases, and the editors are must coopei-
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For those not acquainted with the term
"Maggie's Drawers," it signifies a complete miss
of the target on the rifle range.

Maggie's Drawers is the
uses literary magazine
composed of poems, short
stories, art, and
photographs. Published
twice a year by a student
editor, Maggie's Drawers is
available to students and
faculty free of charge.

The 1978-79 Editor is Trish
Edgerton (below) who coordinates
collection, editing, and publishing
of all literary pieces. Andy
Crosland, Donald Knight, and
Bryan Lindsay serve as faculty ad-

^^neai

Outdoors Club members could be found
anywhere from the top of a snowy Mount
Mitchel, to the raging rapids of the Chat-
tooga River. The Outdoors Club par-
ticipates in such sports as rockclimbing,
rafting, backpacking, caving, and
snowshoeing. The Club stresses safety
and participation, but the main objective
is to have fun the natural wayl

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Wk The Spartan Rifles Qun Club
concerns itself with teaching
firearms safety, marksmanship,
knowledge of firearms and
loading, and sportsmanship.
Several clay pigeon shoots were
held this year. Membership is
open to any student who is willing
to accept the responsibility that

^^nust accompany firearm use.

Reloading ammunition with newly acquired equipment is club members AIeui Pritchard, Terry Prichard,
(club president), and Mark Tate.

WEMSERSHIP OPEN

^0 ALL STUDENTS

'Veterans S Won- Veterans)

FELLOWSHIP SOnai Q

COMMUN/TV PROJECTS

it one time a very active cam-
pus organization, the Veterans
Student League experienced
leadership problems this year.
Hopefully next year they will
reorganize and bring back to the
campus a much needed organiza-
tion.

BbAEK STUDENT

QNIQN

The Black Student Union was
busy with both civic and cultural
events this year. Mrs. Millicent
Felder of the Medical University
of South Carolina addressed the
club on minority recruitment
and special programs at the
MUSC. During Black History
Week several prominent local
Black citizens were part of the
program sponsored by the Black
Student Union. Pictured at right
is Oscar Mooney, alias "Easter
Bunny," during an Easter Egg
Hunt for the children at the
Child Development Center.
Other activities included spon-
soring a disco at the Big Event
and ushering at the Fay Hauser
recital.

OFFICERS;
John Woods . . . .
James Lewis . ■ ■
Jackie Carter . .
Peggie Black . . .
William Barnett
Oscar Mooney . .

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Parliamentarian

Public Relations

BSU President John Woods welcomes Mrs. Felder of
the MUSC to uses.

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"Memories, like the colors of my mind, misty water-colored memories of the way we were ..."

— Barbara Streisand

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There were so many good memories, such as Gordon Mapley's directing traffic dressed as a
pregnant woman; Wendell's livening-up of our Green River trip by falling through a hole in the
rocks; Donna Smalley jumping off a horse in mid-gallop; volleyball morning, noon, and night; the
ice skating trips with Gary Barnard, Mr. Winter Sports, leaping over the guard rail and falling on
his face; and the Monday afternoon meetings. Second semester saw David Lawson decorating the
school with "Think Snow" signs and the city of Spartanburg had snow regularly. On the trip to
Valle Crucis, Universal Love was snowed in with g^uests from Atlanta. February saw Wendell
Bruce and Donna Crawford united in marriage and amidst tears and smiles the group prayed for
the best for them. When April came the Universal Love group and friends from Atlanta took off for
their beach retreat. There UL saw an old "Movie Skit" and said good-bye to our favorite pencil-
selling Moron. Universal Love had its rough spots this year. Complaints arose and the Student Af-
fairs committee decided that because it is primarily a religous fellowship that it is not eligible for
student activity fees. However, this did not harm the organization and it was able to find financial
help from local churches and private individuals. "Our unity is held in a bond by the promise of our
Master, made so long ago."

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Oiddy-up horseysll UL members enjoy the outdoors on their fall retreat to Awalnita Valley.

Universal Love Leaders:

tomMy sherbert
kathY fleming

myra Underwood
saNdy auman
pam patlllo

daVid lawson
bEnny pike
gary baRnard
hank anderSon

elizAbeth byrnes
wendeLl bruce

cheryL nelson
wendy cOstine
wesley craVen
jolmny fowlEr

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Crows and Cranes?!

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Jesse Turner. President

Elizabeth Silies Davidson, Advisor

Gamma Beta Phi is a nationally recognized organization that honors
scholastic achievement. The organization is the decendant of the Spartan
Society. On April 8, 1978 the USCS club was offically accepted into the
national Qamma Beta Phi. The pioneer officers are: Jesse Turner, Joan
Lavender, Yvonne Elder, Lisa Clayton, Cathy Keuthan. The Induction
Ceremony pictured above was the second to take place at USCS and grossed
a membership of 40-60 students.

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Approximately one hundred students eligible for
membership in the Qamma Beta Phi attended the
luncheon held in January of this year. A special guest
speaker. Dr. Jim Bostick, officiated the event. Dr.
Bostick is a member of the S.C. Commision of Higher
Education, and he stressed the growing importance
that education now plays in our society. The luncheon
also had Chancellor Sansbury, the Deans, and the
Division Chairpersons in attendance. Students in the
top 1 5% of their class are eligible for membership in
the Qamma Beta Phi and upon payment of
membership dues the student becomes an official
member of the national organization. At the conclu-
sion of the luncheon a business meeting was held and
new members were elected. These officers are:
Rosemary Nichols, Ann Moore, Cathe Emmerth,
Brenda Riddle, and Gary Stamper.

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ODK Members for Fall are, Front: Kathy Demos, Lisa McClure. Robyn Newton. Pam Howard, Cathy Keuthan, Paula Henderson;
Middle: Mr. J. P. Sloan. Bryson Bailey. Steve Billings. Dr. Jim Brown, Dr. Mike Dressman. Ms. Cecilia Cogdell; Back: Skip Frye. Wayne
Holden, Joey Kohn, Jesse Turner, Gary Barnard, Tom Davis; and not pictured: Dr. Alice Henderson.

Omicron Delta Kappa is a newly recognized
national honor society. In fact, this spring they were
inducted into the national circle. The club had
previously been chartered in 1977 as a local
club — Delta Kappa. From its inception, the group has
sought to recognize and encourage leadership and
scholarship. Members are selected from juniors and
seniors who are in the upper 35 percent of their class.
They must have achieved special distinction in two of
the following areas: scholarship; athletics; social, ser-
vice, religious activities, and campus government;
journalism, speech, and the mass media; and creative
and performing arts. Alumni members and Faculty
are also eligible for membership. Each semester the
club taps new members. This fall Cathy Keuthan,
Robyn Newton and Jesse Turner were tapped. This
spring Vickie Hammond, Cecilia Hood, Andrew Irwin,
Chris Monroe, and Ann Moore were tapped at
Awards Day. This Year the Chapter recognized an
outstanding Freshman or Sophomore Leader. Du-
veen Lysaght was chosen for her leadership in Nur-
sing on a national, state and local level.

Officers of ODK are President, Wayne Holden;
Vice-President. Pam Howard; and Secretary-
Treasurer, Lisa McClure.

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The Shoestring Players have brought a welcomed touch of
drama and art to the USCS campus in the previous years and
this year was no exception. Under the direction of Jimm Cox,
the Shoestring Players have managed to present some very
notable plays. The program's presented this year include:
Edward Albee's "Seascape," Samuel Becket's "Endgame,"
Edward Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, "Leonard
Gershe's "Butterflies Are Free," and two original musical
comedy revues — "Where Do We Go From Here?," and "Graf-
fitti — An off the Wall Revue."

The Shoestring Players construct all their own costumes
and props. The actors and actresses are members of the club,
students, and people from the community.

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Aya Zvaigrzne receives the 1979 Curtain Call Award from President Chris CUne.

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Bryan 'Doc' Lindsay conducts the USCS Pep Band.

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When Rifle Spirit is discussed, almost always Dr. Bryan
Lindsay is mentioned. WHY? Two very important ingredients
of our successful spirit program are the Near Misses and the
Pep Band. Both are directed by "Doc" Lindsay.

In the fall of the year the USCS dance team, the Near
Misses, was organized to provide entertainment during half-
time at all home basketball games. A fantastic Pep Band, long
hours of practice, and pretty girls have made USCS proud of
the Near Misses.

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Members visit Mountainview Nursing- Home to express Christmas wishes.

Circle-K President Paula Henderson cleans up the tunnel.

Mall patron has his
blood pressure checkec^
by Greg Rowland.

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During the 1978 school year, the USCS chapter of the Circie-K International has
been one of the most active groups on campus. In September, the club held a cook-out
social and two tunnel clean-ups. In October, the group sponsored a campus-wide
drop-in and hosted a district-wide conference, with delegates from over 50 colleges
in North and South Carolina. In November, the group visited patients at Mountain-
view Nursing Home and held a campus beautification project. In December, Circle-K
sponsored yet another drop-in, ushered at several events, and held a Christmas
social. During January and February, Circle-K took gifts to- and visited- with the
girls at the Spartanburg Girls' Home; sponsored a Faculty Appreciation drop-in, and
did their share to add to the school spirit by putting up two huge posters for the
Homecoming game. In March, the chapter held a spaghetti dinner, ushered at a
literary event, presented a program at the local Kwaniis club meeting, and helped
raise revenue for the Spartanburg Girls' Home. They also held a cook-out and

attended the District
Convention in

Charlotte, North
Carolina. At this
Convention, USCS
Club President, Paula
Henderson was
selected as an
Outstanding Club
President; the only
district award won by
a South Carolina club
this year. Also, USCS
Club Treasurer Greg
Rowland was elected
to the District Office
of Lt . Governor .
Rowland is the first
from USCS to be
elected to a district of-
fice, and the only dis-
trict officer from
South Carolina.

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Busy brooms keep the tunnel clean.

Circle Ker's Paula Henderson and Cathy
Keuthan enjoy a ride over Westgate Mall.

VELffimiOWEnilDfl'l

Greg Rowland is sworn in as District Lt. Governor at the 1979
District Convention

Fruit baskets are gladly accepted at the Mountainview Nursing
Home during the Christmas season.

CIRCLE K OFFICERS:

Paula Henderson — President
Hal Leslie — Vice President
Cindy Carbaugh — Secretary
Greg Rowland — Treasurer
Lisa Smith — Publicity Chairman

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3TRATIVE MAN4

^AMS;

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SOCIETY

AMS is an organization concerned with learning more about the real world of business and applying the prin-
ciples of management through actual campus/community activities. Fund-raising activities were conducted
throughout the year to establish an Endowment Fund. Pictured below are Dr. Sansbury, Thalia Sudduth (receiv-
ing a full one semester scholarship). Cecil Hutcherson (Senior AMS President). Dr. Hutsell. and Pat Mitchell
(AMS club President).

OFFICERS 1978-79

Pat Mitchell . . .

President

Thalia Sudduth

Vice President

Becky Washburn

Secretary

Brenda Miller .

Treasurer

Ron Young ....

Advisor

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Operating the concession stand at basketball games is a major function of the Spartan Club. Profits from con-
cession sales go toward Physical Education scholarships. Other activities of the Spartan Club include sponsoring
physical education workshops and participating in intramural games. The Spartan Club won the Softball In-
tramural Championship for 1979.

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Front: Bryan O'Sheilds, Mary Beth Vess, Frank Nichols, Sharon Shaw, and Cecil Snipes, Jr. Back: Denise
Chapman, Sandra Pendarvis, Jacqueline Carter, Laura Quinn. Deborah McCluney, Libby Faile, Lisa Mar-
tin, Elizabeth Dunn. Dale Watkins, Barbara Williams, and Bud Foster.

The Fashion club is a new organization on the USCS
campus this year and it has definitely proved that such a
club can be appreciated on our campus. The Fashion
club attempts to help students to develop their fashion
knowledge and ability. The club has been engaged in a
wide variety of activities since its inception. Several
such activities include: make-up and styling workshops,
stage modeling and photographic modeling workshops,
photo contests, fashion modeling, and attendance at
modeling conventions and workshops held in the
regional area.

The club make-up includes future model hopefuls as
well as students interested in photography and the
fashion subject in general. The club has contributed its
services to several of the other organizations on cam-
pus; including a spring fashion section for the Caroli-

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Officers of the Fashion Club
for this year are:

President — Cecil Snipes
Vice-President — Lisa Martin
Secretary — Mary Beth Vess
Treasurer — Frank Nichols
Fashion Coordinator — Dale Watkins

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The Political Science Club is a relatively
new club on campus. Started in 1978, the
club now has approximately twenty
members. This club is by no means restricted
solely to political science majors. Anyone
with an interest in government is welcome to
be a member. The major event for the club
this year was a trip to Washington D.C. eight
students and the faculty advisor drove up to
Washington for four days during the spring
break. Highlights of the trip were: sitting in
on a committee meeting in the House of
Representatives, sitting in on a Supreme
Court case, attending a ballet at the Kennedy
Center for the Preforming Arts, and touring
the monuments and museums throughout
Washington.

Linda Mahaffey and Jerry Rice admire the scenery on the eight hour drive to Washin^on D.C.

168

Wes Hope, Jerry Rice, Cathy Keuthan, Ron Romine, and Chip Clary
pose for Greg Rowland in front of the National Archives Building.

The Lincoln Memorial

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Under the leadership of Tony
English, Jeff Hix, and Brian Kelly, the
Photo Club continued to be an integral
part of the USCS campus this year.
Trips to Walnut Grove, Pearson's
Falls, and other excursions allowed
members to use the skills they learned
during club sponsored seminars. Facul-
ty advisors Becky Patterson and Alan
Gray conducted many of the seminars,
but club members and outsiders were
also given the opportunity to share
their knowledge with other enthusiasts.

Front Row: Becky Pallt-iaoa. Toii> En^-lish, and David Campbell. Back Row: Alan Gray,
Fred Sergiacomi. Dr. Lyle Campbell. Susan Smith. Phil Hughey. Susan Kercher. Ed
Coffee, and Brian Kelly.

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The Science Club is composed of students interested in the study
of science and nature. The Outdoors Club and the Science Club often
join together for a weekend trip to the mountains, thus combining
the excitement of camping with the study of the great outdoors!
Other activities included a trip to Carolina Biological Supply, a
visit to Milliken to see the electron microscope, and an Ice skating
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This year the USCS cheerleaders did a remarkable job. Only retaining three
old members, the squad gained five new freshman and two sophomores. The
squad members are: Charlene Petty, Carmelina Onorato, Dana Wallace, Teresa
Knighton, Tammy Hall, Robyn Newton (Head Cheerleader — pictured at right),
Yvonne McNally, Debbie Morton, Rhonda Nesbitt, and Wanda Crocker.

More and more the cheerleaders are working on new and exciting cheers to
get up the ol' school spirit! The squad has Spring try-outs and sends several
members to Summer camp. Fall try-outs are also held to round-out the squad. At
this time, there are no males on the squad but, this problem should be alleviated
by next yearl

Cheerleader try-outs are interrupted to watch the guys below.

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GARY BARNARD

Transfer from Northshore Community College

SQA Sophomore Class President 1976-77

Universal Love Officer 1976-79

SGA Junior Senator 1977-78

SQA Senior Senator 1978-79

Contemporary Music Workshop Member 1978-79

Omicron Delta Kappa Member 1978-79

LYNN CLEMMONS

SGA Freshman Senator 1976-77

Sigma Tau Secretary 1976-77

Sigma Pi Mu Vice-President 1976-77 President 78

Member of Choraleers 1976-78

Assistant Copy Editor for Carolana 1976-77

Miss Freshman 1976-77

Writer & Typist for Carolinian 1977-78

South Carolina State Student Legislature 1977-78

Universal Love 1976-79

SGA Sophomore Senator 1977-78

SGA Junior Senator 1978

Assistant Editor of the Carolana 1977-78

Shoestring Players Member 1977-78

Contemporary Music Workshop Member 1977-78

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KATHLEEN E. DEMOS

Transfer from Greenville Technical College 1976

Carolinian Staff Writer 1976-77

Member of the Spartan Society 1976-77

Member of the Teacher of the Year Committee 1977

Member of Delta Kappa 1977-78

Represented the "Mature Student of USCS" on the

Nancy Welch Show
Outstanding English Major Award
Commencement Marshall
Contributor to Maggies Drawers

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STEVEN V. FRYE

Cross Country Team since 1973

Men's Basketball Team 1973-74 & 1975-76

Men's Baseball Team 1973-74

Member of Lettermen's Club since 1973:

Vice-President 1975-76 & 1976-77
SGA President 1976-77

Member of Student Affairs Committee 1976-77
Sports Editor— Carolana 1978-79
Who's Who Award 1977-78

PAULA J. HENDERSON

Transfer from USC-Aiken in 1978

Organized Circle-K Club 1978

Circle-K District Lt. Governor 1978

SGA Senator 1978

SGA Treasurer 1978-79

President of Circle-K 1978-79

Member of USCS Pep Band since 1978

Member of USCS Choraleers 1978-79

Member of Omicron Delta Kappa 1978-79

Member of Academic Affairs Committee 1978-79

Index Editor for Carolana 1978-79

. WAYNE HOLDEN
Men's Basketball Team for four years

Co-Captain 1976-77, Captain 1978-79
Cross Country Team 1975-76
Lettermen's club member since 1975
Member of the Psychology Club 1976-78
President of Omicron Delta Kappa 1978-79
Who's Who Award 1977-78

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PAM R. HOWARD

Women's Volleyball Team for Four years
Team captain 1978-79
Women's Basketball Team for Two Years
President of Kappa Delta Pi 1977-78 & 1978-79
Member of Omicron Delta Kappa for two years

Vice-President 1978-79
Lettermen's Club Member since 1976

Secretary 1977-78 & 1978-79
Who's Who Award 1977-78

CATHERINE A. KEUTHAN

Freshman Class President 1977-78

SGA President 1978-79

South Carolina State Student Legislature

Vice-chairman 1977-78, Chairman 1978-79

Chief Justice 1978-79
South Carolina Association of Student

Governments Delegate 1977-78. Chairman 1978-79
Student Affairs Committee Member 1977-79
Special Features Editor of Carolinian 1977-78
Organizations Editor for Carolana 1977-78
Faculty/Staff Editor for Carolana 1978-79
Assistant Editor-in-Chief for Carolana 1978-79
Miss uses 1978

Gamma Beta Phi Public Relations Director 1978-79
Member of Circle-K 1978-79
Member of Omicron Delta Kappa 1978-79

LISA G. McCLURE

Member of Universal Love for four years
SGA Senator for four years
Member of Tennis Team 1975-76
Financial Aid Committee Member 1975,77
Secretary-Treasurer of Omicron Delta Kappa 1978-79

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ROBIN F. NEWTON

uses Cheerleader for three years
Head Cheerleader in 1978-79
Lettermen's Club Member for four years
Member of Kappa Delta Pi 1978-79
Member of Omicron Delta Kappa 1978-79

THOMAS E. SHERBERT
Cheerleader 1975-76
Lettermen's Club Member 1975-77
Universal Love Member 1977-79, Officer 1978-79
President of Spartan Club 1977-79
Athletic Advisory Committee Member 1978-79

RICKY L. VINSON

Member of Spartan Society 1976-78
Member of Tennis Team 1976-78

Captain 1977 78
Lettermen's Club Member 1076-78
Member of Delta Kappa 1978-79
Most Improved Tennis Player Award 1976-77

STEVEN K. RICE

Member of USCS Golf Team

for four years
Lettermen's Club Member

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Paula Henderson was chosen as the 1979-80 Miss USCS on the twenty-eighth of April. This dis-
tinguishing title is bestowed on a young lady that is representative of the students at USCS and has
contributed much time and effort to our school. Girls are nominated by fellow students and screened
by a committee of students and faculty. Four outstanding girls from each class are selected to go
before a panel of three faculty judges. The judges use the following criteria to rate each girl and thus
chose the overall outstanding one among them: 40% Participation; 25% Leadership; 25% Academic;
and 10% beauty and personality.

Paula Henderson definitely fulfilled the criteria. Although a transfer student from USC-Aiken in
1978, Paula was remarkably active on our campus. She organized the new Circle-K club and served
as that organization's President and Lt. Governor. She served in the Student Government as a
Senator and Treasurer and she was a member of Omicron Delta Kappa, a leadership honor society.
Paula also participated in the Choraleers and the USCS Pep Band. She served on various committees
and helped at numerous campus events. All in all, Paula is definitely Miss USCS.

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Susan Theo
Miss Senior

Cecilia Hood
Miss Junior

Clary Oglesby
Miss Sophomore

Christine Wilson
Miss Freshman

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^tAiete^ ^OHoned at Spcxt^ ^a^u^uct

Most Valuable Player awards go to Mark Thompson, Frank Barry, Cheryl Fowler. Carroll Wells, Tom Easier, and Pam Howard.

uses athletes were honored with a steak dinner May 2 at Quincey's. The following awards were presented by the coaches.

Outstanding Senior Athletes Skip Frye/Pam Howard

Cross Country Most Valuable Player Mark Thompson

Women's Volleyball Most Valuable Player Pam Howard

Golf Most Valuable Player Tom Easier

Judo Most Valuable Player Frank Barry

Women's Basketball:

Most Valuable Player Cheryl Fowler

Sportsmanship Award Susan Jones

Most Improved Sharon Rice

Best Defensive Player Michelle Murphy

Men's Basketball:

Most Valuable Player Carroll Wells

Most Improved Michael Gibson

Best Defensive Player James Holland

Coach's Award Paul Small

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Mr. Ronald H. Romine is a
remarkably active individual. His
academic background consists of a
M.A. in International Studies and a
Masters in Public Administration. He
also expects to have his Ph.D. by next
year in Political Science.

Ron Romine has been at USCS since
1975. In addition to his class teaching,
Mr. Romine has served as coordinator
of the Truman Scholarship, Student
Government Association faculty ad-
visor. Political Science Club advisor,
member of the successful faculty "Bat-
tle of the Brains" team on WSPA radio,
coordinator for Distinguished Visiting
Professor William Jennings Bryan
Dorn, member of the faculty Senate,
and member of the Library Committee.
Ron Romine has also been active in the
community. He has been a member of
the citizen committee to study the office
of Supervisor in Spartanburg County,
a member of the citizens committee to
study transportation problems of the
elderly in the Spartanburg area, chair-
man of the committee to evaluate coun-
ty expenditures for health and social
services, a Little League baseball
coach, and a soccer coach in the
American Youth Soccer Organization.

In the past, Ron Romine has receiv-
ed the honor of Distinguished Military
Student at the University of North
Alabama, graduated Cum Laude from
the University of North Alabama,
received the Bronze Star Medal for
Vietnam Service and the Army
Commendation Medal in 1971.

Mr. Romine is very interested in
USCS and its' continuous growth. Ac-
tive in the Army Reserve, Mr. Romine
is very knowledgeable in South
Carolina politics. Honored as the 1979
USCS Teacher of the Year, Ron Romine
is very dedicated to higher education.
Although he is rumored to be a difficult
professor, most students leave his class
with a great feeling, ... a feeling of
having learned something new.

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The "Teacher of the Year" Award is selected from nominations by students
and faculty. A committee reviews vitas of prospective candidates and must
narrow down those eligible. This year the Committee narrowed down twenty-
five nominees to eleven, and then had these individuals conduct a presentation
on "My Role in Education at USCS" for approximately five to seven minutes.
From these presentations the Committee again narrowed the candidates to six
outstanding USCS Professors. Out of these six, one individual was chosen as
the "Teacher of the Year", and he then went on to compete with the Professors
chosen from the other four campuses in the USC System. We are proud to
recognize Dr. Ron Romine as the Teacher of the Year on our campus and
winner of the Amoco Award for Teacher of the Year of the USC four year cam-
puses.

DR. JOHN B. EDMUNDS, Professor of Social and Behavioral Sciences
Dr. John B. Edmunds is one of the University's original faculty members. He has been a
member of the University of South Carolina for the past fourteen years — twelve of those on
the Spartanburg campus. Dr. Edmunds has been Chairman of the Palmetto Athletic
Conference and was President of the Regional Campus Senate. He has written several
publications, the most recent being "Confederate Governors of South Carolina", L.S.U. Press,
1979-1980. Dr. Edmunds has been active in community affairs, giving numerous talks, ser-
ving on the Board of Directors of the Men's Garden Club, past President of the Ballet Guild,
member of the Spartanburg Kiwanis Club, and past member of the Spartanburg Human Af-
fairs Commission. He is also a resource person for the Spartanburg Art Gallery, a Sunday
School teacher, and a member of the Emergency Treatment and Transportation Commission.
Dr. Edmunds, in addition to his class teaching, is Chairman of the Social and Behavioral
Sciences Division and also the Fine Arts, Language, and Literature Division.

DR. MICHAEL JILLING, Associate Professor of Business and Economics

Dr. Jilling is considered a specialist in multinational business organization
and finance. Having joined the USCS faculty in 1975, Dr. Jilling received
his Ph.D. from USC in 1976. He is a member of the National Honor Society
in Economics, Omicron Delta Epsilon, and has been a USCS Teacher of the
Year nominee for four years. Dr. Jilling has authored or co-authored eleven
publications in his past. Presently he is working on two projects and conduc-
ting economic education workshops for local public school teachers. These
are just a few examples of Dr. Jilling's concern for upgrading business
education at USCS and the Spartanburg community. Dr. Jilling is fluent in
German also.

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DR. BRYAN LINDSAY, Associate Professor of Fine Arts and Humanities

A graduate of George Peabody College with a Ph.D. in Fine Arts and
Humanities, Dr. Lindsay is a very well known individual on campus. He
has founded and organized the Pep Band, the Contemporary Music
Workshop, and the Near Misses dance team since joining the faculty of
uses in 1976. He serves as a poet in residence and has assisted in ad-
vising the production of Maggie's Drawers, the USCS literary magazine.
"Doc" Lindsay has served on the Publications Board as Chairman, the
Cultural Affairs Committee and the Faculty Advisory Committee.

In the community Dr. Lindsay serves on the Advisory Board of the
Spartanburg Arts Council and the Steering Committee for the 1979
Spartanburg Spring Fling. He has spoken to various groups in the com-
munity and works with teachers of gifted and talented children in District
7. He serves on the state Board of Directors of the South Carolina
Association for Talented and Gifted and works with the State Depart-
ment of Education as a consultant in art education. Dr. Lindsay has
several publications and is currently working on several projects in
leadership giftedness, humanities and the future school, and future
studies and gifted students.

DR. GILLIAN NEWBERRY, Assistant Professor of Biology

Dr. Newberry received her Ph.D. in Botany from the University of Wisconsin in August
1976. Shortly thereafter she joined the faculty of USCS. She is very active in both the
Science Club and the Outdoors Club, using both as a means for educating students about
nature. Dr. Newberry is active in several organizations that aid in her professional
development as a biology professor.

Active in campus affairs. Dr. Newberry has served on several ad hoc faculty com-
mittees, and currently is on the Promotion and Tenure Committee. She is currently in-
volved in establishing a herbarium of flowering plants native to Spartanburg County. This
will provide a natural library for identifying plants formerly unavailable in Spartanburg
County.

With three publications to her credit, Dr. Gillian Newberry typifies the qualities of an
outstanding professor.

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MR. RON YOUNG, Assistant Professor of Business and Economics

Currently doing course work for two Ph.D.'s from Georgia State
University, one in Management and one in Decision Sciences, Mr. Young
has been on the faculty of USCS since 1976. He has a B.S. in Electrical
Engineering and holds two Master's degrees, one in Management and
one in Decision Sciences. Mr. Young is a member of five honorary
societies. Beta Gamma Sigma, Alpha Iota Delta, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa
Nu, and Pi Mu Epsilon. He also is the author of three publications and is
active in five professional societies.

By serving as faculty advisor to the Administrative Management
Society, Mr. Young is able to relate "real-world" experiences to class
topics. Other campus activities include many committee assignments
over the past several years.

In community involvement Mr. Young provides free consulting to two
minority owned businesses in the state and also gives miscellaneous talks
to community organizations.

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OttUenoit ^eCta "Kci^i^

Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award
Jesse Turner

Biology Award
Penny Travis

Science Division Scholarship Awards
Ron Dennis and Louise Gardner

Curtain Call Award
Aya Zvaigzne

Freshman English Awards

Gail Sanders and Debbie Timmons

English Major Award
Trish Edgerton

School of Nursing Awards

Robin Middleton and Kristin Taylor

S.C. Lung Association Awards

Joan Lavender and Diane Carson

Chemical Rubber Company Award
Jan G. Campbell

Mathematics Award

Joan Campbell and Billy Poteat

Political Science Award
Skip Goldsmith

History Award

Martha C. Forrest

Psychology Awards

Joan B. Hopkins, Emery W. Holden, Toni L. Gates,
Anne A. Shepard, Carol N. McKelvey, and Steve
Bailey.

Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies Award of Ex-
cellence

Rita Chag and Rufus Kellam

Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities
Gary Barnard
Lynn Clemmons
Kathleen E. Demos
Steven V. Frye
Paula Henderson
Wayne Holden
Pamela Rae Howard
Catherine Ann Keuthan
Lisa Gail McClure
Robyn Frye Newton
Steven K. Rice
Thomas Earl Sherbert
Ricky L. Vinson

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Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership Award
Duveen Lysaght

Outstanding Teachers
John Edmunds
Mike Jilhng
Doc Lindsay
Gillian Newberry
Ron Romine
Ron Young

New Omicron Delta Kappa Members
Vicki Hammond
Cecilia Hood
Andrew Irwin
Chris Monroe
Ann Moore

Omicron Delta Kappa Members
Gary Barnard
Dr. James Brown
Mrs. Cecilia Cogdell
Mr. Tom Davis
Kathy Demos
Dr. Micheal Dressman
Skip Frye

Dr. Alice Henderson
Paula Henderson
Wayne Holden
Pam Howard
Cathy Keuthan
Lisa McClure
Robyn Newton
Jesse Turner

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ODK OfTicers for 1979-1980 and Faculty Ad-
visor, Tom Davis, are sworn into office.

Dr. Dan Beeman. ODK National Vice President,
reads the membership requirements as Faculty
Advisor, Tom Davis, and National President,
Dr. Olenn Hilburn, watch.

Omicron Delta Kappa, a national
honor society, accepted the USCS
chapter into its organization on Satur-
day, May 12. The formal, candlelit
ceremony, held in Tukey Theatre, was
conducted by the National President,
Dr. Olenn Hilburn, and the National
Vice-President, Dr. Dan Beeman.

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ODK member Tommy Small sl^s the charter
membership roll.

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^^MuitCKce^te^t '7^

Under threatening skies, Dr. Olin Sansbury
presented diplomas to 278 degree candidates.
Qaylord Donnelley and Richard Tukey were
presented honorary degrees at the afternoon
commencement exercises held on the
quadrangle. Mr. Donnelley, chairman of R. R.
Donnelley and Sons Executive Committee, was
presented the honorary Doctor of Laws degree,
while Spartanburg Chamber of Commerce Vice-
President Richard Tukey was presented the
honorary Doctor of Public Service degree. Ac-
tress Helen Hayes delivered the commencement
address to a very attentive and excited crowd.
Miss Hayes' speech was continually interrupted
by thunder and lightning, but the rain held off
until the last degree was presented.

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In an effort to further serve the students of USC8. the CAROLANA has provided the following list of 1979 Graduates and their
current addresses.

Shr
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Bachelor of Science
Bailey. Steve Alexander

Rt. 3, Box 88. Wellford. S.C. 29386
Crook. Everette Donald. Jr.

Rt. 6, Box 356. Spartanburg. S.C. 29303
Denny, Lynda Susan

Kt. 12, Fontana Dr., Greenville, S,C. 29609
Fowler, Karen

184 Clark Ave., Greer, S.C. 29651
Holden. Emery Wayne

324 Valcour Rd.. Columbia, S.C. 29810
Switzer, Paul Kent. Ill

305 East South Street. Union. S.C. 29379
•Allison. Lisa Caryl Robertson

P.O. Box 332. Gaffney. S.C. 29340
*Dailey, Elmer Randy

Rt. 1. Box 228 AB. Spartanburg, S.C. 89308
*Mangum. David Lawrence

643 Mawood Street. Spartanburg, S.C. 29303
*McPherson. William Ray

Rt. 2. Oasis Tailor Park. Roebuck. S.C. 29376
*Sergiacomi, Alfred Hugh, Jr.

Rt. 13. Spartanburg. S.C. 29303
Bachelor of Arts
Allen, Rosemary Mertia

4803 Mattingly Ct.. Spartanburg, S.C. 89301
Barnard, Gary Kevin

18 Cedar St., Lynn, Mass. 01906
Blackwood. James Arthur

Rt. 8. Box 46, Inman, S.C. 89349
Caruso. Christy Madalyn Lanford

Rt. 6. Box 453, Spartanburg, S.C. 89301
Copeland, James Calvin

Rt. 2. Box 12, Inman, S.C. 29349
Edgerton, Patricia Ann

Rt. 1, Box 175, Inman, S.C. 29349
Gabany. Randall Medford

221 Yorkshire Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 89801
Gates. Toni Hodges

633 Leadmine Rd., Gaifhey S.C. 89340
Henderson. Paula Jean

835 St. Matthews Ln., Spartanburg. S.C. 29301
Keuthan. Catherine Ann

801 SW East Krin Ct. Palm Bay. Fla. 38905
McCallister. James Ricky

112 Edgewood Ave. Landrum, S.C. 29356
McClure. Lisa Gail

Rt. 2 Box 445 Landrum, S.C. 89356
McCraw, Rodney Lee

2236 Country Club Rd. Spartanburg, S.C. 89302
McKelvey, Carol Nan

608 W. Cherokee St. Chesnee. S.C. 29323
Phillips. Frankie Alan

7 McMillen Cr. Inman, S.C. 29349
Roden, Ed Dudiel

P.O. Box 333 Inman, S.C. 29349
Shropshire, Donna Lynn

P.O. Box 463 Una, S,C. 29378
Jones, William Martin

1408 Hampton Ave. Ext.. Greenville, S.C. 89601

Kellam, Rufus Dowling

109 Wren Ln.. Inman S.C. 89349
Lancaster. Carol Lynn

2144 Chesnee HWY.. Spartanburg, S.C. 29303
Lister, Danny Ballew

500 Elmwood Dr., Spartanburg. S.C. 29302
Marshall. Daniel White

217 Beechwood Dr. Spartanburg. S.C. 89308
MuUinax, Christie Jenkins

17 Hiawatha Dr., Greenville, S.C. 29618
Page, Nancy Ann

119 Brickling Rd.. Irmo. S.C. 29063
Pruitt, Patrick Randall

Rt. 3, Spartanburg. S.C. 29301
Richardson, Bobby Fisher

215 Yorkshire Dr. Spartanburg. S.C. 29301
Riley. Andria Burns

9 Vicksburg Dr. Greenville, S.C. 29609
*Ayers, John Randolph

P.O. Box 194 Lyman. S.C. 29365
Brady. Phillip Russell

111 Shadecrest Dr. Mauldin, S.C. 80668
Charles. Timothy B.

Rt. 11. Hester Ave. Spartanburg, S.C. 29308
Clary, Marilyn B.

Rt. 2 Box 14 Blacksburg, S.C. 89702
Demos. Kathleen Elliott

705 Kenilworth Dr. Greenville, S.C. 29618
Hopkins, Joan Bacchini

Diamond Point Campobello, S.C. 89388
Howell. Robert Scotty

119 Wood Dr. Greer, S.C. 89651
Newbold, Stevan Peter

4711 Worden Dr. Oak Forest Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
Pruitt, Emily Jane

106 Cannon Ave. Greer, S.C. 29651
Shook, jEuiet B.

278 West Wood St., Ext. Spartanburg, S.C. 89303
Smith, John Steven

P.O. Box 2285 Spartanburg, S,C, 29304
Smith, Milton Alfred, Jr.

70 Montgomery Dr. Spartanburg, S.C. 89308
West, Nadlne

146 Phyllis Golns Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
Whitmore, Robert Gerald

103 Pine Bark Court, Slmpsonville, S.C. 29681
Woods. John Wilkcon, Jr.

828 Pineoreek Dr., Greenville, S.C. 29605

Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies
'Anderson, Leury Joe

601 Taylors Rd., Taylors, S.C. 29687
Ayooth, Walter Eugene

Drawer 6279, Spartanburg, S,C, 29304
Barcomb, Leon Reginald

8 Annadale Dr., Inman, S.C. 29349
Boatman. William Eugene

3435 Friar Tuck Rd., Spartanburg, S.C.
Buckner. Arthur Chris

P.O. Box 189, Fairforost, S.C. 29386

89302

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Burke, George Barry

Rt. 1 Pine Manor, Moore, S.C. 29369
Coley, Jill Marie

Rt. 2. Campobello, S.C. 29322
Cox, Robert Lee

510 Hemlock Dr., Inman S.C. 29349
Crooke, Timothy Wayne

Rt. 1, Moore, S.C. 29369
DuBose, Barbara Anne Brock

530 Royal Oak Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 29302
Grant, Donald Raymond

10 Birnam Court, Greenville, S.C. 29615
Holt, William Ernest

Rt. 3 Box 50. Spartanburg, S.C. 29301

Bachelor of Arts In Interdisciplinary Studies
Arthur, Jason Mark

111 Baldwin Or., Mauldin, S.C. 29662
Auman, Sandra Kay

318 Holly Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 89301
Campbell, Mark Reginald

Apt. F6, Georgetown VIU,, Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
Cannon, Paul Marion

Rt. 2, Box 410, Wellford, S.C. 29385
Chag, Rita Vrajlal

1216 Lawson St., Spartanburg, S.C. 29302
Combee, Deborah Charlyne

Rt. 8, Box 681, Gafftiey, S.C. 29340
Drake, Kenneth Price

Rt. 8, Box 298, Inman, S.C. 29349
Goldsmith, James Lee, Jr.

10 Chickasaw Dr., GreenviUe, S.C. 29611
Good, Daniel John

P.O. Box 181, Spindale, N.C. 28160
Harrelson, Christopher Franklin

719 Hollywood Ave., Spartanburg, S.C. 29302
Hughes, James Roy

Rt. 6, Box 238, QaTfney, S.C. 29340
Meeks, James Richard

Rt. 1, Box 29S, Inman, S.C. 29349
Nash, Curtis

Rt. 1, Pauline, S.C. 29374
Robinson, Ewart Charles, III

P,0. Box 6702 Spartanburg, S.C. 29304
Whitmire, Robert Gerald

103 Pine Bark Court, Slmpsonville, S.C. 89681

* December graduates

Woods, John Wllkcon, Jr,

828 Pinecreek Dr., GreenviUe, S.C. 89606
*Anderson, Larry Joe

601 Taylors Rd., Taylors. S.C. 29687
•Aycoth, Walter Eugene

Drawer 6279, Spartanburg, S.C. 29804
'Barcomb, Leon Reginald

8 Annandale Dr., Imnan, S.C. 29349
*Boatman, William Eugene

3436 Friar Tuck Rd., Spartanburg, S.C. 29308
•Buckner, Arthur Ciirls

P.O. Box 189, Fairforest, S.C. 29336
•Burke, George Barry

Rt. 1, Pine Manor, Moore, S.C. 29369
*Coley, Jill Marie

Rt. 2, Campobello, S.C. 89388
*Cox, Robert Lee

610 Hemlock Dr., Inman, S.C. 89349

*Crooke, Timothy Wayne

Rt. 1, Moore, S.C. 29369
*DuBose, Barbara Anne Brock

630 Royal Oak Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 29302
* Grant, Donald Raymond

10 Birnam Court, Greenville, S.C. 29616
*Holt, William Ernest

Rt. 3, Box 60, Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
*Jones, William Martin

1408 Hampton Ave. Ext., Greenville, S.C. 29601
"Kellam, Rufus Dowling

109 Wren Lane, Inman, S.C. 29349
•Lancaster. CsLrol Lynn

2144 Chesnee Hwy., Spartanburg, S.C. 29303
•Lister, Danny Ballew

600 Elmwood Dr., Spsu^anburg. S.C. 29302
•Marshall, Daniel White

217 Beechwood Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 29308
•Mullinax, Christie Jenkins

17 Hiawatha Dr., Greenville, S.C. 29616
•Page, Nancy Ann

119 Brickling Rd., Irmo, S.C. 29063
•Pruitt, Patrick Randall

Rt. 3, Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
•Richardson, Bobby Fisher

216 Yorkshire Dr.. Spartanburg, S.C. 89301
•Riley. Andria Burns

9 Vickburg Dr.. Greenville, S.C. 29609
•Rowe, Leroy, Jr.

438 Brawley St., Spartanburg, S.C. 29303
•Sayer, Cheryl Ann

1026 E. 23rd St., Newton, N.C. 28668
•Scarborough, Russell Lee

300 Farmington Rd.. Greenville, S.C. 29606
•Stone, Connie Marie Taylor

121 Dover Rd., Spartanburg, S.C. 89301
•Thompson, Ray Earl

308 Holly Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
•Tinsley, Dennis Tony

Parker Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 29303
•Turner, Felix Leifayette

126 W. Main St., Duncan, S.C. 29334
•Turney, Richard Kenneth

Rt. 6, Spartanburg, S.C. 29303
•Walckner, James Richard

619 Pine HUl Dr., Inman, S.C. 29349
•WiUis, Stephen Paul

Rt. 2, Box 146, Spartanburg, S.C. 29302

Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies
Browning, Catharine Shirk

107 Ridgeway Rd., Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
Bryson, Ronald Len

123 Hickory HUl Dr., Inman, S.C. 89349
Carter, Alonzo

Landau Apts. #38, Clinton, S.C. 29326
Cote, Bernadette Marie

616 Perrin Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 29308
Fisher, Eloise Bland

P.O. Box 600. Anderson. S.C. 89688
Foster. Donna Lynn

133 StribUng Clr., Spartanburg. S.C. 89301
JoUey, David Hughston

Rt. 18, Putnam Rd., Speuiianburg, S.C. 89308
Keller, Margaret Susan

17 A WedgeHeld Dr., Inman, S.C. 89349

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McElrath. Sam William

814 Westfield Ave., Greer, S.C. 29651
Mitchell, Patricia Thomas

Box 384, Route 6, Inman. S.C. 29349
Stroupe, William Bruce

Rt. 1, Idlewood Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 29308
Turner, Edward William

13 Gray Ave., Taylors, S.C. 29687

Bachelor of Science In Nursing

Carson, Coy Dianne

212 Cureton St., Greenville, S.C. 29606
Lanzafame, Maryellen Brosnihan

Rt. 1, Mustang Cr., Simpsonville, S.C. 29681
Sprang Pamela Sue

103 Redwood Cr.. Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
Taylor, Kristine Erickson

748 Springdale, Spartanburg, S.C. 29302
Traynum, B.J.

Rt. 9, Anderson, S.C. 29621

Associate of Art
*Babb, Mary Martin

Rt. 5, Box 110, Gaflney, S.C. 29340

Associate In Science In Technical Nursing
Agnew, Pamela Lois Lipski

101 Pineville Rd., Spartanburg, S.C. 29302
Anderson, Diane Elizabeth

17 Carter St., Inman, S.C. 89349
Bagwell. Susan Elaine

1220 Maryland Ave., Spartanburg, S.C. 89302
Bell, Vickie Anne

115 Lakewood Cr., Greer, S.C. 89651
Bell, Wanda Bren

2806 Edgefield Rd., Box 2773, Spartanburg, S.C. 29304
Benson, Brenda Fay

16 Carter St., Inman, S.C. 29349
Bulter, Sadie Ledbetter

Rt. 6, Box 615D, Gaffney, S.C. 89340
Cannon, June Sweezy

Rt. 5, Box 369, Union, S.C. 89379
Carver, Kimberly Ann

304 Virginia Ave., Greenwood. S.C. 89646
Chalker, Cynthia Ann

839 Greenville St., Box 6, Pendleton, S.C. 29670
Charest, Roy Joseph Leo. Jr.

1504 Femwood Qlendale A2, Spartanburg, S.C. 29308
Cooksey, Helen Jorgensen

Rt. 3, Belvue Dr., Union, S.C. 89379
Cooper, Linda Marie Covil

Rt. 10, Twin Creek Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 89303
Farmer, Andrew Jackson, Jr.

Rt. 9, Box 98, Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
Fowler, Abby Carter

205 Crestline Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 89301
Goforth, Betty Earle Sloan

Rt. 8, Box 39, Chesnee. S.C. 29323
Gooch, Mary Elizabeth

300 Fairforest Rd., Spartanburg. S.C. 89301
Gregory, Eugenia Carolyn

P.O. Box 515, Jonesville, S.C. 89353
Hall, Toni Lynette

740 Kenmore Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 89303
HammiU, Carol Schermer

108 Fembrook Cir., Spartanburg, S.C. 29308

Hautamaki, Kim Dowis

Rt. 2, Box 59, Duncan, S.C. 29334
Howell, Debra Lynne

SGH Nurses Residence, Spartanburg, S.C, 29303
Jenkins, Debra Lynn

Rt. 3, Chesnee, S.C. 89323
Jennings, Mary Nell

P.O. Box 475, Union, S.C. 89379
Johnson, Lauren Crosland

P.O. Box 561, Union, S.C. 29379
Johnson, Margaret Donahoo

Rt. 8, McDowell Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 29303
Jolley, Carolyn Frances

703 Pickens St., Chesnee, S.C. 89383
Jolley, Debra Ann

Rt. 2, Box 436, Gaffney, S.C. 29340
Josey, Brenda Greene

Rt. 2, Box 837, Inman. S.C. 89349
Kennedy, Margaret Willis

SGH Nurses Residence, Spartanburg, S.C. 29304
Lamb, Debbie Ann

Rt. 8, Inman, S.C. 29349
Lancaster, David Patrick

240 Mills Ave., Spartanburg, S.C. 29302
Lavender, Joan Annette Puckett

P.O. Box 2, Fairforest, S.C. 29336
Lee, Joy Michele

206 Lakeside Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 89308
Leuck, Thomas Allen

1091 Maryland Ave., Spartanburg, S.C. 29340
Lewis, Kay Carol

Rt. 9, Box 544, Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
McAbee, Paula Robin

Rt. 6, Box 317, Gaffney, S.C. 29340
McAbee. Rex AIeui

Rt. 6, Box 317, Gaffney, S.C. 29340
McLeod, Tina Dixon

213 Seven Oaks Ln., Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
McNamara, Winifred Gail

Rt. 5, Box 50, Inman, S.C. 29349
Middleton, Robin Nave

15 Hampton Ct., Greenville, S.C. 29609
Miller, Betty Stephens

Rt. 8, Costner Rd., Spartanburg, S.C. 29303
Moore, Karen Lee

604 GreenhUl Rd., Spartanburg, S.C. 29308
Nix. Rosa Marlene

Rt. 1, Box 357, Union, S.C. 29379
Oliver, Anita Rose Blanton

P.O. Box 513, Duncan, S.C. 89334
Page. Debra Fowler

6 Orchard Ln., Inman, S.C. 29349
Porter. Evelyn Danette

P.O. Box 305, Pacolet, S.C. 29378
Putnam, Rebecca Dallas

145 Huxley St., Spartanburg, S.C. 29303

Queen, Kathy Lynn

P.O. Box 8008, Sta. B, Spartanburg, S.C. 89303
Robbins, Cynthia Bailey

Rt. 7, Box 381AA, Spartanburg, S.C. 29303
Robbins, Kathryn Rae

Rt. 8, Belview Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 29303
Routzong, Deborah Joy

Rt. 8, Box 67-1, Cowpens, S.C. 29330
Smith, Deborah Ann Strevel

Rt. 1. Box 801, Pauline, S.C. 29374

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Smith, Donna Lynette

125 Floy St.. Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
Smith, Elizabeth O'Shields

201 Midway Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
Smith. Patricia Tobey

P.O. Box 729, Cowpens, S.C. 29330
Stainbeck, Gwendolyn Ann

140 Pne Grove Manor, Spartanburg, S.C. 29303
Slover, Roberta Hartman

610 Andre Ct., Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
Toaster, Marcia Ellen

Rt. 4, Box 208 E, Spartanburg, S.C. 29302
White, Robin Elaine

Rt. 1, Paoolet, S.C. 29372
Williams, Barbara Gray

15 Cedar Springs Apts., Spartanburg, S.C. 29302
Parks, Dennis Michael

Rt. 10, Len Ct., Spartanburg, S.C. 29303
Tucker, Debra Price

Rt. 1, Box 720-A, Cowpens, S.C. 29330
Vess, Susan Elaine

44 Main St., Buffalo, SC 29321
Watson, Dorothy Ann

134 Edwards Ave., Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
Webb, Kereatha Ann

116 Lincoln Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. S9301
Willaims, Kay Gilbert

23B WedgeHeld Dr„ Inman, S.C. 29349
Winkles, William Judson

502 Vernon St., Gaffiiey, S.C. 29340

Bachelor of Science in Education
Babb. Debra Page

314 Meredith Circle, Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
Burgess, Elizabeth Jane

686 Boyd St., Spartanburg, S.C. 29302
Foote, Kim Naomi

3419 Creola Rd,. Charleston, S.C. 29406
Howcu'd, Pamela Rae

7716 Burnett St., Spartanburg, S.C. 29303
Jett, Marty Bryan

128 Highland St., Glendale, S.C. 29346
Newton, Robin Lynn Frye

P.O. Box 428, Duncan S.C. 29334
Sherbert, Thomas Earl

661 North Main St., Woodruff, S.C, 29388
Tuck, Marsha Ann

Box 200, Fairforest, S,C. 29336
"Forrest, Martha Cobb

Rt. 1. Box 166, Buffalo, S.C. 29321
*Fagan, Julie Yvonne

lie Sharon Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 2930S
*McGill, Cynthia Jane Bonner

Box 106 BB, Rt. 1, Kingstree, S.C. 29666
*Wofford, Kathy Ann

388 Wannamaker Ct., Spartanburg, S.C, 29302

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

Bailey, Janet Qulnn

Rt. 1, Box 34A, Dimcan. SC 29334
Campbell, W. Dewltt

3 Havenhurst Dr., Taylors, S.C. 29687
Duerksen, Ricky Steven

A-6 Huntington Woods, Apts., Spartanburg, S.C. 29302
Gaines, Mellnda Kay

218 Gregory St., Union, S,C. 29379

Oosnell, Barney Gene

17 Third St., Inman, S.C. 89349
Gray, Collin Peter

851 Championship Dr., Florence, S.C, 29501
Greene, Karen Vee

Rt. 1, Landrum, S.C. 29366
Hammett, Gail Karen

Rt. 2. Box 464, Oaffney, S.C. 29340
Hardie, Sandra Lucita

327 Briarcliff Rd., Spartanburg. S.C. 29301
Hill. Hayden Eligah

Rt. 4, Box 206, Longstreet Dr., Greer. S.C. 29661
Jeffries, Daphne Ann Wood

Rt. 1, E. Lakeshore Dr., Landrum, S.C. 29350
Kelly, J. Brian

165 C Fernwood, Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 29302
Lancaster, Jackie Cleveland

Rt. 1, Woodruff, S.C. 29388
Lawson, Mary Wallace

Rt. 1, Box 128, Buffalo, S.C. 29321
LoUis, Larry Dean

Rt. l,d Box 612, Easley, S.C. 29640
Mahaffey, Mark Keith

Rt. 11, Anderson Dr.. Spartanburg, S,C. 29308
Maynor, Martha Lou Morgan

P.O. Box 662, Gaffney, S.C. 29340
McKinney, Wilson Lawrence

Rt. 3, Box 4654, Travelers Rest, S.C. 29690
McNeally, CoUene Marie

119 Dover Rd. Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
Parks, Mary Jane

Rt, 4, Box 648, Union, S.C. 29379
Pittman, David Charles

Rt. 1, Landrum, S.C. 29356
Ramsey, Charles Norman

Rt. 6, Rosecrest Rd. Box 386A, Spartanburg, S.C.
Rice. Steven Keith

306 Westwood Ext., Spartanburg, S.C. 89303
Robinette, David Michael

A6 Huntington Woods Apt., Spartanburg, S.C. 89802
Sherlock, James Robert

1402 Springfield Rd., Inman, S.C. 29349
Shoemaker, Richard Wayne

Rt. 1. Box 39 A, Campobello, S.C. 29322
Simmons, Joe M.

819 Marietta St., Gaffney, S.C. 29340
Snipes, Cecil Eugene, Jr.

130 Nature Trail, Greenville, S.C. 29609
Theo, Susem Elaine

866 Foxhall Rd., Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
Thigpen, Timothy Allen

P.O. Box 1646, Brevard, N.C. 28712
Thomas, Wayne Clifton

16 Westbrook Ln., Greenville, S.C. 29606
Walker, Ricky Kent

Rt. 1, Tryon, N.C. 28782
Wilkinson, Susan Smith

360 Bryant Rd., Apt. E 26, Spartanburg, S.C. 29303
Wilkinson. William McAllister, II

360 Bryant Rd., Apt E 26, Spartanburg. S.C. 89303
*Byrd. Stanley David

1606 Dover Rd., Spartanburg, S.C. 89801
*Com, Larry Allen

690 East Georgia St., Woodruff, S.C, 89888
'Fleming, Josie Atkinson

Rt. 1, Box 262, Bailey Rd., Buffalo, S.C. 29381

197

*Andrew8, Patricia Vincent

591 E. Walnut St.. WesterviUe, Ohio 43081
•Hester, Michael Steven

Rt. 4, New Cut Rd., Inman, 8.C. 29349
*Inmein, James Prldmore

181 Brittany Ed., Qaffney, B.C. 29340
*Klng. Richard Leroy. Jr.

421 Fairmont Dr., Greenville, S.C. 29608
*0'Connell, Ann Reddrick

205 Bentway Lane, Spartanburg, S.C, 29302
*Semones, James David

Rt. 2, Hwy. 11, Landrura, S.C. 29356
*Walden. Kenneth Augustus

190 Walden Circle, Spartanburg, S.C. 29301

Bachelor of Arts In Education

Black, Peggy Christine

Rt. 2, Bethlehem Rd., Moore, S.C. 29369
Blackwood, Martha Helen

P.O. Box 248, Qaffney, S.C. 29340
Blackwood, Mary Ellen

P.O. Box 248, Qaffney, S.C. 29340
Bland. Julie Coe

360 Bryant Rd., C-28, Spartanburg, S.C. 89303
Bradley, Brenda Ann

452 Zellen Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 29303
Carter, Cindy Leah

5 Spartanburg Rd., Lyman, S.C. 29365
Cassels, Linda Melton

124 Highland Dr., Union, SC29379
Crowder, Linda Q.

103 Ashley St., Spartanburg, S.C. 29302
Davis, Kathy Ann

Rt. 4, Box 232, Inman, S.C. 89349
Duncan, Evelyn B.

Rt. 6, Box 867-6 Dnion, S.C. 89379
Eubanks, Martha Home

188 Pernridge Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 29308
Farmer, Sandra Stepp

Rt. 2, Box 141 A, PauUne S.C. 89374
Fleming, Kathy Diane

Rt. 8, Nlghtingdale Ct., Spartanburg, S.C. 29303
Frye, Steven Vance

P.O. Box 428 Duncan, S.C. 29334
Qambrell, Elizabeth Areuit

Rt. 9, Box 489, Qreer, S.C. 29661
Harmon, Johnny

106 Lawnfleld St., Mauldln, S.C. 29668
Hartle, Evelyn Sowder

638 Spencer Cr., Spartanburg, S.C. 29308
Henderson, Lydia Anne

P.O. Box 441, Simpsonville, S.C. 29681
Hunnioutt. Patricia Cloninger

Rt. 3, 110 Nottingham Ct.. Easley, S.C. 29640
JoUey, Sherry Lynn

213 Alabama Ave., Chesnee, S.C. 29323
Pruitt, Tracey

Tony Ave., Wellford, S.C. 29385

Smith, Gail Evans

P.O. Box 357, 103 Woodvale Ct., Greer, S.C. 29651
Thompson, Marjorie Mills

145 Henson St.. Spartanburg, S.C. 29302
Turner, Vivian Ann

Rt. 3, Box 39 IC, Gaffney, S.C. 29340
Underwood, Myra Elizabeth

2074 Evergreen Dr., Inman, S.C. 29349
Williams, Phyllis Elizabeth

325 Webber Rd., Spartanburg, S.C. 29302
Winburn, June Patricia Berry

108 Douglas Hgts., Union, S.C. 29379
* Calvert, Martha R.

P.O. Box 45, Fingervllle, S.C. 29388
*Collyer, Rosemary "Dee"

8 Echols Dr., Greenville, S.C. 89605
•Gardner, Laura Sims

A4 Stratford Villas, Greenville, S.C. 89690
•Qilliland, Marcia Garris

1456F Dover Rd., Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
*Good. Jerry Wayne

Rt. 1, Lyman, S.C. 29365
•Fine, Susan Pinch

Rt. 1, Budd Arthur Bridge Rd.. Spartanburg, S.C. 29302
•Gunter, Elizabeth Kay Kirkland

1106 Edisto Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. 29302
•Hayes, Robin Jayne

623 Webb Dr., Spartanburg. S.C. 29303
•Hinkle, Lynn McKenzie

Rt. 4, Bellamy Ct., Taylors, S.C. 29687
•Johnson, Doris Burrell

Rt. 2. Box 436, Campobello, S.C. 29328
•Jones, Kay Crenshaw

18 Alabama Ave., QreenviUe, S.C. 29611
•Jones, Susan Ranae

Rt. 1, Box 74, Lyman. S.C. 29365
•Mahaffee, Phyllis Coley

Rt. 4, Box 67, Inman, S.C. 29349
•McKinney, Betty Ann

Rt. 1, Box 96, Mt. Pleasant Rd., Spartanburg, S.C. 29303
•Morrow, Karen Darby

4112 Stoneview Dr., Apt 4., Louisville, Ky. 40207
•Murphy, Barbara Nell

205 E. Snow St., Greer, S.C. 29651
•Owens, Shirley F.

108 Rickert Ave., Landrum, S.C. 29356
•Phillips, Rose Meu-ie

Rt. 1, Wellford, S.C. 29385
•Sanders, Rhonda Kay

Rt. 1, Roebuck, S.C. 29376
•Thompson, Margaret Monaghan

105 Burton St., Spartanburg, S.C. 89301
•Turner, Margaret Ann

411 New Perry Rd., Greenville, S.C. 89609
•Weatherford, Linda J.

507 Shearin St., Darlington, S.C. 29532

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After the Administrative staff section of this annual was
sent in the CAROLANA was informed of several title
changes. We would like to correct these now.

J. Tom Davis Associate Chancellor for

Student Affairs
Ron Eaglin Vice-Chancellor for

Academic Affairs
Ted Eilenburg Associate Chancellor for

Administration
Gene Hutsell Associate Chancellor for

University Relations

Also, we would like to apologize to Dr. Hutsell for leav-
ing his picture out of the Administrative Staff Section. He
is now pictured at the right.

At this time, the CAROLANA would like to apologize for
any errors this annual may contain.

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200

Now that the 1978-79 school term is over, I can look
back over the months and reminisce. There were many dis-
appointments, joys, and memories that have gone into the
production of this edition of the Carolana. I hope to use this
year as a learning experience and to put this knowledge to
use in the future.

There were many people who were not staff, but without
their assistance the 1979 Carolana could not have been
produced. At this time, I would like to recognize them and
offer my most sincere thanks and appreciation for their
help. Also, I must give special thanks to Cathy Keuthan
who inspired me to accept the position of Editor in the
beginning and who has continued to be a strong supporter
of my undertakings.

Cathy worked much more than an Assistant Editor is
required to, even while someone else held the title of Assis-
tant Editor. In April, the Publications Board became aware
of this situation and appointed Cathy to the position in the
remaining weeks. The Carolana and USCS will miss Cathy
next year while she furthers her education at law school.

Once again thanks to everyone who helped this year, and
the best of luck in the future!

Greg V. Rowland
Editor-in-Chief

Special Thanks goes to the following:

Jerry Baker
Doyle Boggs
Mr. Black
Andy Crosland
Tom Davis
Cindy Easier
Ted Eilenburg
Gary French
Alan Gray
Jane & Fred Hardy
Steve Harvey
Paula Henderson
Cecilia Hood

Mike Jilling
Janella Koob
Glenn Landrum
EUenor McCaughrin
Duane Paris
Becky Patterson
Public Safety Office
Records Office
Peggy Rowe

My Father, Vernon L. Rowland
Fred Sergiacomi
Susan Smith

Be everything that you can be
Reach out to touch the bizarre
Step through the mirrors of magic
To be who you really are
Don't listen if anyone tells you
That this time you've gone too far
Let the endless essence of enchantment
Expand your repertoire.

Pamela Moquin & Chris Bliss

1974

201

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Adams, Z&Kve^j 181
Adams, Nsuicy 114
Administrative Managrement Society

163
Aiken, James 114
Alexander, Robert 114
ALLEN, EVELYN 79
AUen, Michael 96,164
Allen, Robert 96
Allen, Rosemary 96
ALLEN, DR. TOM 84
AUison, Lisa 96
Anderson, Hank 121
Anderson, Larry 96
Arms, Beth 114
Art Lea^e 153
Askew, Julia 121
Atkins, Sharon 121
Aumem, Sandy 96
Avery, David 114
Aycoth, Oena 121

Babb, Debra 96
BABB, NANCY 73
BABIN, DR. ED 84
BACHA, CATHY 73
Bagwell, Dell 96
Bagwell, SusEui 114
Bagrwell, Treasure 114
Bailey, Janet 96
Bailey, Ellen 121
BAKER, JERRY 63,60
Baker, SteUa 121
Banks, Cheryl 121
Barnard, Gary 96,178
BARNES, DR. JAMES 80
Bamette, Barbara 96
Barnette, Kathy 121
BarneUe, Ted 121
BarneUe, WiUiam 121
Barnhill, Mike 164
Barras, Suseui 114

Barry, Fremk 43

Baughcome, Anna 121

Baughcome, Hennelore 121

Bazemore, K. M. 114

Beaty, Penny 121

Becknell, Mike 121

Beiers, Gaye 121

Belcher, Mike 114

Bell, Micky 121

Bell, Rosemary 121

Bell, Wanda 114

BELSER, JUDY 84

Benner, Bob 121

Benson, Brenda 96

Beville, Steve 114

BEYSIEGEL, CHUCK 67

Biddix, Benny 121

Big Event 27,28,29

Biggerstaff, Gary 121

Bishop, Rita 114

BLACK, CLIFFORD 72

Black, Peggy 97

Black, Shirley 121

Black Student Union 146

Blackwood, Bridget 114

Blackwood, Martha 97

Blackwood, Mary 97

Blankenship, Meurie 121

Blanton, Debra 114

BLANTON, GARY 47

Blanton, Kathy 121

Bobo, Chuck 122

BOGGS, DR. DOYLE 62

Bonds, Tonya 114

Bonner, Jody 121

Booker, Kathy 38,40

Bookter, John 121

BOWMAN, DR. JOE 41,44,60,164

Bradley, Brenda 97

Breulley, Lisa 122

Brady, Nancy 114

Brady, Paula 114

Bresheeu-s, Scott 122

Briggs, Ray 41

Brooks, Elizabeth 114

BROOKS, GRADY 47
BROWN, DR. JAMES 86
Brown, Martin 122
Brown, Mary 114
Brown, Robert 120
Brown, Bon 72
BRUCE, MIKE 72
Bruce, Samuel 122
Bruce, Wendell 97,136
BRUCE, DR. WILLIAM 60
Bryant, Chris 122
Bullman, Jane 122
Burnett, Amanda 122
Burnett, Myra 114
BURNETTE, RANDOLPH 47
BURNIE, VALERIE 67
Burns, Eric 122
Burrell, Ricky 122
BURROUGHS, WILLIAM 47
Butler, Susan 122
Butner, Glenda 122
Byrd, Mahalia 38,40
Byrnes, Elizabeth 122
Byrom, Tony 114

Caley, Marie 122
Campbell, David 170
Campbell, Donna 164
Campbell, Joan 74
CAMPBELL, DR. LYLE 80,170
Campbell, Mark 97
Campbell, Dewitt 97
Candler, Teresa 122
Cannon, Karen 114
Cantrell, Cathy 122
Carbaugh, Cindy 162
Csu-olinian 140
Carter, Alonzo 97
Carter, Jacqueline 122,166
Caruso, Christy 97
Caruso, Ray 122
Carver, Kim 114

This is the first edition of the CAROLANA to contain an index. The C AROLANA staff hopes it will be an aid in locating a par-
ticular student, faculty member, or event within the book. The following people spent many long hours working on the index and
deserve a big thank you! They are: Dr. Andy Crosland, and Jane Hardy.

202

Cash, David 122
Cash. Robin 115
Cassels, Linda 97
CHALQREN. BETTY 74
Chapman, Denise 166
Chapman, Teresa 122
ChappeU, Willie 116
Charest, Roy 116
Cheerleaders 174
Chess Club 172
Childers, Debra 116
Chilson, Jeffrey 123
Christian, Suseui 38,40,115
Christopher, Robert 123
Church, Robert 123
Circle K 160,161,162
Clary, Chip 169
Clary, David 46
Clary, Joe 115
Clemmons, Lynn 178
Cline, Christopher 116,156
Clippard, Wanda 123
Clowney, Belinda 123
COAN, DR. J. P. 47
COBB, JACK 47
Coffey, Ed 170

CogdiU, Jeff 115

COQDELL, CECILIA 74

Coggrins, Anna 128

COGGINS, CAROL 74

Cogrgins, Denise 115

Cohen, Angela 123

COHENS, EVELYN 61

Collins, Steve 123

COLLUMS, VERQENE 70

Combee, Deborah 97

Comeay Store 22

Commencement 192,193

Compton, Anne 116

Conner, Robert 115

CONNELLY, ROBERT 52

Cook, Debbie 123

Cope, Catherine 123

Corbin, Jimmy 116

Com, Larry 97

Couch, Jim 31
Cox, Jill 123
COX, JIMM 68
Cox, PylUs 98
Coyle, Denise 123
Craft, Tony 123
Craven, Wesley 116
Cromer, Chip 115
Crook, Everette 98
CROSLAND, DR. ANDY
Cross Country Teeun 46
Crow, Teresa 123
CutshaU, Lee 35

%»

Dalton, Qlennette 115
Daniel, Laura 123
Davidson, Danny 123
DAVIDSON, DR. ELIZABETH

68,150
Davis, Charlene 123
DAVIS, HAROLD 47
Davis, Kenneth 115
DAVIS, TOM 51,62,136,190
DAVISSON, JANE 61
Day, Joseph 116
Demos, Kathleen 178
Denny, Lynda 98
DIMSDALE, JAN 75
Dixon, Sheryl 115
DONNELLY, DR. BRIAN 86
Doss, David 123
DOWIS, RAY 72
DRESSMAN, DR. MIKE 69
Driver, Robert 123
DllUCKER, DR. MEYER 56
Drum, Carol 116
Duke, Connie 116
Dunn, Elizabeth 123,165
Dunnaway, Kaye 98
DYE, JUDY 63

EAGLIN, DR. RON 61
Eaker, Jane 123
Earnhart, Dell 116
Easier, Tracey 123
Edgerton, Trish 141
EDMUNDS, DR. JOHN 84,186
Edwards, Anne 116
EDWARDS, BECKY 61
EQGARS, TERESA 76
EILENBURG, TED 51
Elder, Elizabeth 116
Elmore, Teresa 123
English, Tony 170
Estes, Kenneth 123
Eubanks, Bobby 123

Fagen, Julie 40
Faile, Libby 124,165
Fall Concert 18,19,20
Fall Dance 23
Fall Registration 9
Feu-mer, Andy 96,98
Fashion Club 166,166,167
FENDLEY, BILL 72
Ferguson, Chip 124
Fergruson, Jackie 124
Ferguson, Simon 115
Finch, Lisa 116
Fink, Laurie 124
Fisher, John 124
Fisher, Karen 98
Fletcher, Harvey 116
Foley, Tara 116
Foote, Kim 98
Forrest, Donald 98
Forrest, Martha 98
Foster, Bud 165
Foster, Gary 116
Foster, Terri 124
Foster, William 124
Fowler, Carol 116
Fowler, Cheryl 38,40

203

Fowler, Debra 116
Fowler, Mike 116
Fowler, Robert 98
Fowler, Tammie 124
Foy, Julie 124
Fraser, Ljmn 98
Fritz, Carol 116
Fromm, Heidi 62
Frye, Skip 46,98,164,179

Qabbard, Dwight 86
Gagnon, Kathy 124
Oahagan, JoAnn 124
Oaines, Melinda 99
Gallman, Donna 116
Oamma Beta Phi 150,151
Garland, Howard 124
Garner, John 124
Gaskins, Kathy 99
Gault, Sandra 40
Gelardi, Concetta 124
Gibson, Glenda 124
Gibson, Michael 35
Gibson, Wendell 35,86
Gilbert, Wanda 124
GILMAN, DR. DICK 86
Steve Gipson 21
GIST, OSCAR 72
Glaser, Susan 124
GLENN, DAVID 56
Godfrey, Susan 124
Goforth, Mae 124
Goforth, Mike 108
Goodman, Diane 108
Goodwin, Jeff 116
GORDON, EARL 62
QOREE, MIKE 62
Gosnell, Rita 116
Gretham, David 108
Graham, Elizabeth 108
Graham, Vicki 124
GRAMLING, MARION 47
GRAY, AL 53
GRAY. ALAN 79,170
GREEN, RONNIE 72

Green, James 99
Gregory, Ralph 125
Gun Club 145
Gutierrez, Teresa 125
Gwinn, Anne 125

HACKET, FRANCIS 54

Haithcock, Gregg 125

Hall, Brian 108

HALL, RIVERS 72

Hall, Toni 108

Hamby, Mike 125

Hammett, Gail 99

Hammond, Vickie 108

Haney, David 108

Hcuina, Candy 108

Hannes, Roy 125

Hanning, John 125

Hardigree, Jay 125

Hardin, Vanessa 38,40,164

Hardy, Jane 116

HARKER, MARTY 76

HARLEY, CLEVELAND 47

Harmon, Connie 125

Harper, Jenny 125

HARRELL, JOAN 62

Harris, Al 125

Harris, Anna 116

Harris, J. R. 126

Hartle, Evelyn 99

Harvey, Steve 108

Harvey, Susan 126

Hatley, Nancy 125

Hawkins, Bethany 125

Hawkins, Shannon 125

HAWKINS, DR. TOM 63

Hayes, Anne 126

Hayes, Janyce 125

Haynes. Ted 108

Hazel, James 125

HELLER, MAYOR MAX 18

Hembree, Mary 126

HENDERSON, DR. ALICE 85

HENDERSON, DR. CONWAY 86

Henderson, Lydia 108

Henderson, Mary 99

Henderson, Mike 116

Henderson, Paula 30,31,99,136,162,

179
HENDRA, NORMA 75
HENDRIX, HUBERT 47
Hendrix, Lee 125
Henry, Tal 41
Henson, Daniel 108
Herbert, Alfonso 108
Hiatt, Evans 125
Hiatt, Karan 108
Hicks, Angelia 125
HICKS, KATIE 69
HiU, Lewis 34,35,116
HINSON, COACH BILL 36.63
Hinson, Mark 35,116
Hix, Jeff 171
HODGE, DAVID 72
HODGE, DR. G. B. 47
HOLCOMBE, DR. LEE 86
Holden, Wayne 16,35,99,179
HOLDERMAN, DR. JAMES B. 10
Holland, Birdie 116
Holland, James 36
HoUifield, Karen 108
Homecoming 16,16,17
Honors Day 188,189
Hood, Cecilia 30,108,136,183
HOOD, ROBIN 47
Hope, Wes 168
Hopkins, Marcia 140
Hopkins, Tim 108
Horeth, Mike 108
Horton, Dean 108
HOWARD, BETTY 63
Howard, Pam 40,180,191
HOWELL, LOUIS 47
Hughey, Phil 170
HUNLEY, LOU 66
HUTSELL, DR. GENE 47,163,200

Intramural Football 44
Intramural Softball 45
Israel, Albert 108

204

Ivester, Lynn 108

KNIGHT, DR. DON 69
KRAUTER, DR. EVAN 87

JACOBS, DR. GEORGE 67

JACOBSOHN, DR. GUY 43,81

Jeffries, Daphne 109

JENKINS, DAVID 72

Jeter, Gladys 109

Jett, Marty 99

JILLING, DR. MIKE 67,186

Johns, Herbert 109

Johnson, Barry 116

Johnson, Claire 109

Johnson, Margaret 116

Johnson, Terri 109

Jolley, Debbie 116

Jolly, Michael 99

JOLLY. ERIC 52

JONES, CATHY 72

Jones, Janice 99

Jones, Kelly 116

Jones, Lisa 109

Jones, Sandra 109

Jones, Susan 38,40,109

Judo 42,43

JUSTICE, DR. ARTHUR 60

Justice, Scotty 109,164

Karpiak, BUI 41

KEITH, DR. JOHN 47

KELLER MARGE 76

Kelly, Brian 6,170

Kelly, Keith 116

Kercher, Susan 170,171

Keuthan, Catherine 4,31,94,100,136,

138,162,169,180
King, Dave 41
King, Mitchell 126
King, Xavier 126
Kirk, Ronald 100
KISSELL, WILLIAM 57
KLOEPPER, ADDIE 76
KLUTZ, ERNEST 47

LADD, ELENOR 64

Laico, Mike 109

Laico, Paul 126

LAMOREAUX, DR. LYNN 80

Lamb, Paul 127

LAMBERT, DR. DWIGHT 86

Lancaster, David 116

Lancaster, Dennis 109

Lancaster, Martha 109

Lancaster, Ricky 127

Landford, Terry 116

Lando, Janice 127

Landrum, Brenda 117

Landrum, Carl 127

LANDRUM, GLEN 72

Landrum, Jerry 100

Landrum, Madison 72

Lanning, Patsy 127

Lawson, Betty 109

Lawson, Mary 100

Leagonn, Shirley 127

Ledford, Anita 127

LEDFORD, KIM 76

LEE, CHONG 77

Lee, Donald 109

Lee, Donna 127

LEHMAN, DR. JERRY 87

Lesley, Jerry 117

Leslie, Hal 105,140,162

Lesslie, Wylie 109

Leuck, Tom 117

Levi, Jimmy 117

LINDSAY, DR. BRYAN 69,156,187

Lipscomb, Connie 117

LIPSCOMB, MARILYN 64

Little, Ruth Ann 100

Littlejohn. Debbie 117

Littlejohn, JuUus 127

Lockman, Suzanne 117,127

Loco-motion Circus 26

Long, Julius 127

Longbottom, Daniel 127

Love, Brenda 127
Lowe, Katherine 109
Lowery, Chuck 41
Loyd, Barney 100
Lundberg, Susan 1 17
LUTTRELL. ROGER 58
Lyda, Curtis 109
Lyons-Turner, Laura 117

Mabry, James 100
Mack, Teresa 127
Maggies Drawers 141
Mahaffee, Phyllis 100
Mahaffey, Linda 168
Mahaffey, Mark 100
MAPLEY, GORDON 87
Marlowe, Barbara 127
Martin, Lisa 165
Martin, Pat 127
Massey, Michael 164
Mathis, Johnny 46,127
Maurer, Don 127
Maynor, Martha 100
McALHANY, DR. JOHN 58
McAlister, Lonnie 44
McArthur, Jajnes 72
McBeth, Francis 127
McBride, Wesley 117
McCallister, James 100
McCAUGHRIN, ELLENOR 67
McChiney, Deborah 127,165
McClure, Lisa 180
McClure, Sherrie 127
McConnell, Katherine 100
McCoy, Kim 127
McDonald, Kathleen 127
McDowell, Elizabeth 127
McDUFFIE, HARRIET 70
McElrath, Sammy 100
McKelvey, Carol 101
McKINNEY, DAVID 72
McLay, Lisa 117
McNinch, Edith 128
McPherson, William 101
McSwedn, Caroleen 128

205

McSwain, Richard 1 10
MENEES, DR. BURT 56
Men's Basketball 34,35,36.37
MEYERS. COACH EMILY 38
Miles, Karen 128
Miller, Maxie 110
Miller, Reggiel 128
Miller, Tony 128
Mills, Chal 110
Millwood, Ann 110
Millwood, Dianne 110
Minton, Trina 128
Misner, Donald 117
Miss uses 30,31,182,183
Mitchell, C. W. 110
Mitchell, Elizabeth 110,128
MITCHELL, GEORGE 47
Mithcell, Pat 101,163
Mobley, Ed 128
MOFFITT, FRED 47
Moller, Andy 136
Moller, Diane 117
Monaghan, Debbie 128
Monroe, Chris 40,164
Mooney, Oscar 35,128,146
Moore, Johnny 128
Moore, Karen 117
MOORE, DR. LAWRENCE 81
Moore, Margaret 110
MOORE, DR. NANCY 70
Moore, Robert 128
MORAN, DR. RUTH 73
Morgan, Ronald 128
Morris, Robert 128
Morton, Debbie 117
Moss, Patti 117
MulUns, Teri 128
Mullis, James 117
MuUis, Kimberly 128
MURPH, MARIAN 53
Murphy, Michelle 88
Murphy, Kenn 110
Murphy, Michelle 40
Murray, Barry 128
Murray, Terry 128

NANCE, BUDDY 72
Nanney, Rex Allen 128
Near Misses 156,157
Neeley, Mike 117
Nelson, Cheryl 110
*' Nelson, Wendy 128
Nesbit, Christiema 110
Nesbit, Claude 110
NEWBERRY, DR. GILLIAN 81,187
Newman, Alexia 128
Newman, Jerry 110
Newton, Darin 128
Newton, Pat 110
Newton, Robyn 174,181
Nichols, Frank 101,165
Nichols, Rosemary 117
Nix, David 110
NOLL, DR. VERN 87
NORMAN, KATHY 54

Oakes, Cindy 110
OATSVALL, MIKE 54
O'Connell, Ann 101
Oglesby, Clary 30,117,183
Onorato, Carmelina 129
Omicron Delta Kappa 152,190
Outdoors Club 142,143,144
O'Shields, Bryan 165
Owensby, Deborah 129
Owensby, Martha 117
Owings, Patricia 129

Pack, Kathy IIC
Padgett, Susan 129
Page, Tim 35,129
Pague, Terry 118
PAPPAS, DR. TONY 64
Parker, Bob 164
Parker, Lee 129
Parks, Katherine 117
Parks. Mary 101
Parlor, English 117

P ARRIS, BARRY 82

Parris, Dewwy 129

Parris, Johnny 110

Parris, Parmalla 129

Patel, Tushar 129

PATRICK, JUANITA 77

PATTERSON, BECKY 79,170

Peake, Marvin 117,171

Peeler, Marilyn 118

Pendarvis, Sandra 166

Pep Band 156,157

PERRIN, BOB 67

Peters, Barbara 129

Pettit, Bobby 110

Pettit, John 129

Petty, Charlene 129

Phillips, Donna 129

Phillips, Micheal 101

Phillips, Patti 129

Phipps, Sam 164

Pittman, David 101

Photo Club 170,171

Pierce, Deui 118

Plumby, Lisa 129

Political Science Club 168,169

Pollard, Randy 110,118

Poison, Jeannie 118

Poole, Rosie 118

Poole, Samuel 101

Poore, Deborah 129

Porter, Charles 110

Poteat, Billy 118

Poteat, Teresa 118

Poulos, Miranda 40,129

PREDMORE, DR. RICHARD 70

Pridgeon, Julie 38

Pridmore, Elizabeth 129

Pritchard, Alan 118,145

Pritchard, Terry 110,145

Pruitt, Emily 101

Psyc Club 172

Puryear, Sara Ann 101

QUINN, HELEN 78
Quinn, Laura 165

Quinn, Susan 129
QUINNELLY, DR. CHARLES 88

Raff, Catherine 118

REEVES, BRYANT 67

REITEIMER, BILL 65

Revis, Randy 110

Rhlnehart, Wade 118

Rice, Cheryl 129

Rice, Debbie 110

Rice, Jerry 102,168,169

Rice, Sharon 38,40,118

Rice, Stephen 181

Riddle, Brenda 118

RIDDLE, DR. FAY 82

Ridgeway, Anthony 111

Riley, James 129

Rinehart, Donilee 102

Robbins, Cynthia 118

Robbins, Kathy 118

ROBE, DR. REGIS 71

Robertson, Marc 118

Robinson, Deborah 111

Robinson, Ida 129

Rochester, Melvin 111,129

Roden, Ed 1 1 1

Rogers, Debbie 129

ROGERS, JOHN 47

Rogers, Sharon 130

ROMINE, RON 88,136,169,185

Ross, Stuart 35,130

Routzong, Deborah 118

Rowland, Greg 4,31,113,118,138,160,

162,165
Royals, Janet 130
Rudasill, Lynn 111

Sanders, Laura 130
Sandrock, Tammy 130
SANSBURY, DR. OLIN 50,163
SAWICKI, MARY ANN 77
S. C. State Student Legislature

138

Scarbourgh, Russ 102

SCHOOLCRAFT, DANIEL 72

SCHOOLCRAFT, JAMES 72

SCHWARTZ, CAROL 77

Seawell, Arline 118

SEAWELL, SHARON 79

Seay, Jan 130

Seay, Ken 130

SEKO, DR. EMMANUEL 71

Sellars, Reeda 130

Sergiacomi, Fred 5,102,170,191

Sexton, Pam 130

Seymour, William 130

Shaleuly, Mike 111

Sharpe, Linda 130

Shaw, Paul 130

Shaw, Sharon 165

Shehan, Debbie 130

SHELDON, DR. MIRIAM 65

Sherbert, Tommy 44,181

Sherlock, James 102

Sherwood, Richard 130

Shirley, Bobby 111

Sigma Pi Mu 158

SIMPKIN, DR. ROBERT 82

SIMS, GLENDA 78

Sims, James 111

Sirmons, Rebecca 111

Sisk, Carrie 130

Skelton, Eugene 130

SLOAN, JAMES P. 88

Sloan, Sindy 130

Small, Paul 35,130

Smith, Anthony 102

Smith, Cannon 130

SMITH, CAROL 65

Smith, Debbie 130

SMITH, SENATOR HORACE 47

Smith, Johnny 130

Smith, Keith 102

Smith, Lisa 118,162

Smith, Mike 1 1 1

Smith, Sandy 130

Smith, Susan 170

Smith, Tommy 118

Smith, Valerie 130

Smith, Wanda 118

Snipes, Cecil 102,165

Snipes, Gerald 111

Spanos, Mary 130

Spartan Club 164

SOBCZAK, DR. RON 83

Solesby, Wesley 111

Sosbee, Betty 111

SOSSAMON, CODY 47

Sprang, Pamela 102

Stack, Judy 131

Stainback, Gwinn 111

Stakes, Stewart 131

Stamps, Jeff 35,131

STAVELY, CHARLES 82

Steadman, Sheila 131

Stepp, Rick 118

Steur, Rudy 131

Stevens, Gary 111

Stoker, Joann 111

Stokes, Jan 111

Stoley, Brenda 118

Stone, Jerry 111

Stone, Marshall 102

Stophel, Ken 111

Stophel, Steven 131

Stout, Tina 111

Stowe, Dennis 131

Strickland, Kelly 131

Stroup, William 102

STUART, DR. JEANNE 83

Student Government Association

136
Styles, Sylvia 131
Sudduth, Thalia 111,163
Sullivan, Don 131
Surratt, Vicki 111
Sutton, Tinker 131
Swanger, Bobby 131
Swann, Mike 35
Sweat, Richard 131
Switzer, Paul 102

Tate, Daisy 181
Tate, Jack 112
Tate, Mark 146

207

TAYLOR, CAROLYN 47

Taylor, Cindi 131

TAYLOR, DAVID 80

TAYLOR, MARY 78

Teagrue, Kay 112

Teaster, Steve 131

Templeton, Tammy 131

Teseniar, Teresa 131

Thackston, Jan 131

Theo, Susan 103,149,183

THEODORE, REPRESENTATIVE

NICK 47
Thigpen, Timothy 103
THOMAS, ELMER 71
Thomason, Donna 118
Thompson, Mark 46
Thompson, Sonya 119
Tilley, Tana 131
Timmons, Debbie 131
Tipton, Brent 119
TOPLEY, KAY 66
Trail, Barbara 131
Traynum, Bobby 103
Tuck, Marsha 131
Tucker, Bonnie 119
TUKEY, RICHARD 47
Turner, Catherine 131
Turner, David 112
Turner, Edward 103
TURNER, FELIX 72
Turner, Francis 103
Turner, Glenda 103
Turner, Gwendolyn 103
TURNER, DR. JACK 83
Turner, Jesse 150
Turner, Margaret 103
Turner, Pam 132
Tiirner, Steve 119
Turner, Vivian 103
Turney, Richard 103
Tyns, Tracy 132

Varner, Becky 112

Vess, Mary Beth 132,165

Vess, Karen 132

Veteran's Student League 145

Vinson, Ricky 181

Vinson, Rita 112

WaddeU, Anita 132
Waddell, Kim 132,134
Waldroup, Marlene 119
Walker, Cindy 119
Walker, David 182
Walker, Michael 112
Wall, Rhonda 132
Wallace, Dana 132
Ware, Denise 132
Ware, Katherine 132
Waters, Cindy 119
Waters, Jimmy 132
Watkins, Dale 119,165
Watkins, Kim 38
Watson, Judith 112
Watts, Ann 112
Watts, Garelyne 132
Weathers, BiU 119,35
Weaver, Kris 41
Webb, Kereatha 119
Wells, Carroll 35,132
WENZ, DR. FRED 89
West, Myra 112
West, Nadine 103
West, Phil 119
Whechel, Paige 112
White, Janet 119
White, Melodie 132
White, Robin 112
Whitmire, Semdra 112
Wilbanks. Darrel 112
WiUard, Dean 72
Willaims, Barbara 165
Williams, Catherine 132
Williams, Curtis 112

Williams, Cynthia 112
Williams, Donna 132
Williams, Ralph 132
Williams, Terri 188
Williford, Andrew 132
WiUiford, Deb 132
Willis, Mark 132
WILSON, DR. BRUCE 44,66
Wilson, Christine 30,182,183
Wilson, Jack 164
Wilson, Jeff 119
WILSON, DR. JOHN 89
Wilson, Livia 112
WUson, Suzanne 112
Winbum, Patricia 104
Winkles, BiUy 119
Wofford, Cynthia 104
Wofford, Kathy 104
Wojeck, Joe 132
Wolfe, MeUssa 119
Womble, Scott 41
Women's Basketball 38,39
Women's Volleyball 40
Wood, Shelby 133
Woods, John 104,146
Woods, Woody 41
Wyatt, Donald 112
Wynn, Dave 133

Yarborough, Dean 119
Yarborough, Denada 133
Yavorsky, Joy 119
YEHL, DR. JAN 89
YOST, DR. JAN 71
YOUNG, RON 58,187

Zaieski, Susane 112
Zvaigzne, Aya 165

Underwood, Myra 103
Universal Love 147,148,149
ULMER, DR. M. B. 83

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