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In August 1034 students flocked to the Mars
Hill College campus anticipating a year of
challenge and growth. With a rich history and
a promising future, MHC offered them aca-
demic challenges and community involvement
to prepare them for a wide array of careers.
Friendships, achievements, and educational
opportunities were the mortar that enabled
students to lay foundations BUILT TO LAST.
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City without electricity
. . . that is the Icind of en-
vironment I want to go
to school in."
Beth Jones
jThese students patiently
await their chance to regis-
ter for their classes.
One of many, this tackle kept
Concord at bay and resulted
in a win for the Lions.
The Pit is a favorite place of
some students for reading
their mail.
"I have made friend-
ships at Mars Hill that
will remain in my heart
and mind forever."
Greta Fedock
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GOOD
times
TOGETHER
Daily classes and intense studying
led students to find ways to un-
wind. While some students enjoyed
working out in the new fitness cen-
ter, others took naps in the Blue
Lounge. Many students spend lei-
sure hours playing sports, making
trips to Asheville, or hanging out
with friends. No matter who they
were or how busy their schedules,
they always took a few minutes to
sit down, relax, and enjoy them-
selves.
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Students are relieved as they
end a long day of classes.
Do you suddenly feel like For-
rest Gump?
Studying: The end of a long
day and beginning of a long
night.
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pP, or I'll throw my food!
Watch out residents, here come
Kevin Watkins, Patrick Nel-
son, and Richard Myers and
they look like they are up to
no good.
Heather Hughes, Cary Rhea,
Tajsha Eaves, Becky Ander-
son, and Michelle Gragg share
a moment of friendship in their
townhouse.
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^ "I've been there. Fve -^
lived it. Now I work in '^
a cafe."
f-^ , Cedric L. Scott
"Don't postpone joy
. . . graduate while
you re young!
Netta Russell Ollis
and Maria Spangler
"People are becoming
more and more in-
volved in athletics. It's
great to field and hear
people cheering for
you.
Casia Belk
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REGISTRATION
A surprise awaited students as they prepared to make
their way through the long, drawn-out registration pro-
cess. Administration had simplified the process so that
students waited less than a hour to confirm their class
schedules.
Students still had to wait in long lines at the bookstore Wj J,
while purchasing books and supplies, but the average yy
time for first day registration was cut in half. /r.^
Waiting in line is nothing new.
Tallying with friends is the pre-
ferred way to liill time during
registration.
Sggjffij) Registration
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Students register cars so Se-
curity has a record. It was bet-
ter to pay tlie small fee during
registration than the large fee
for a ticitet-
Some of us even need financial
help to get through college.
One student listened intently
as the loan process was ex-
plained to him.
"Okay, here's your schedule."
Don Metcalf picked up a chap-
el schedule as he waited for the
end of registration.
"Are you sure you want to do
that?" Krista Faeth watched
Melissa Blair and Amy John-
son complete their student in-
formation cards.
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The great Tikki god brought All smiles. Jennifer McCaleb, Tempie Naylor, Becky
news ol'victory for the Anderson, and Heather Hughes proved that Lions Pride
Lions. was more than just a name.
Brian Matlock and Joy Moberg took pride in
representing the Senior class.
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Homecoming week provided
many social opportunities for
students to show their school
spirit and to participate in
contests sponsored by the Stu-
dent Union Board.The chalk
drawing event drew many
people to the front of Wren.
Jimmy Buffet fans got their fill
during during lunch and
dinner. Others tried to prove
they could do the best hula.
Lion's Growl got everyone into
the spirit for the parade and
football game. In the early
hours of game day, students
making up the Main Events
Committee prepared balloons
for the floats and campus. The
Lions beat the Newberry Indi-
ans 34-14. The day ended with
the dance, which was attended
by the young and the old alike.
The more daring participated
in the Limbo event. It was a
memorable day.
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Heather Hughes and
Becky Anderson were
creative in the decora-
tion of the football field.
Homecoming
Patrick Nelson helps
Keith Miller to get ready
for his chance to hula.
" Lion's Pride
envolves a lot
of hard work,
but the appre-
ciation of our
efforts makes it
all worth it."
Temple Naylor
With serious plans to
roast the Newberry
Indians, the Delta Zeta
sisters expressed their
school spirit.
Chandra Willis found out
just how low she could go
doing the Limbo.
Decorating the locker
room was one of the
many tasks that Lion's
Pride members enjoyed
performing for the
football team.
Bobby Hodge exhibits his
own version of the hula
dance. His style is
interesting and clearly
unique.
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Theta Chi wenfall out to show their
support for the Lions.
Kenneth Land and Cosmo boosted
school spirit among the crowd of
Lion fans.
Theta Chi improved (he
apcarance of Memorial
Library by displaying it
in the school colors.
Riding in the parade was
an honor for Homecom-
ing nominees Jim Fucci
and Melody Muller.
Homecoming
Representing Lamdas Chi, Kristian
Wieda gave a smiie to onlookers.
The Lions Kept the Newberry Indians
at bay, beating them 34-14.
Delta Zeta was one of
many to be out decorat-
ing in the early morning
hours on game day.
During half-time, Valerie
Darnell waited through
long lines for a snack.
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THE
CULTURAL
EXPERIENCE
The International Festival provided students an opportunity to come
together in a time of fellowship. Students had a chance to experience
the tastes of culinary dishes from other countries. Students and fac-
ulty shared knowledge of music, clothing, and learning institutions
within their home countries.
Each spring the festival is sponsored by the International Club to
encourage interaction and understanding among all students.
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Jay Hirst enjoys making
students dizzy.
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Spring
Fever
Many students joined together for a fun-filled
week of stress releiving excitement. Students ate
great food at a reasonable price and played many
games. These games included jousting, the human
gyro, and jumbo-glove boxing. Great barbeque and
terriffic games- what more could you ask for?
Big Ed serves food to the
hungry crowd of students.
A new male bonding
ritual of the 90"s.
These guys look like
they're practicing to be ifl^'
American Gladiators, 8^IW'
Tommy Dembinsky got caught on film with a questioning stare. He
must be pondeiing something important, lilse what to do next in this
heat.
Keepmg balance is no problem for this fraternity brother as he pedals The games were plentiful and many students made the most of them .
along the fountain wall.
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While waiting lor her chance to order lunch, this student smiles at the
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Hanging oul and gossipping with fnends was a big draw for some
students.
" I have made
some of my life
long friends here
at Mars Hill.
They have
helped me
through the good
times and the
bad... They are
worth all the
gold in the world
to me and I
cherish them all.
Mars Hill Col-
lege seems to
have that affect
on most people."
Patrick Nelson
The little kid in every student seems to come to life during Spring Fling week.
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student
Support
Services'
Banquet
Success best describes Student Support Services' 1994
Spring Banquet. SSS held the banquet in the private
dining area of Pittman Dining Hall, using crisp linen
napkins displayed by candlelight to enhance the mouth-
watering cuisine. SSS gave out awards to recognize stu-
dents' academic successes and Congressman Charles
Taylor, the banquet speaker, and Dr. Earl Leininger
spoke with the SSS participants during the dinner. The
evening ended with the cutting of the TRIO 30th an-
niversary cake.
Glenda Crompton proudly dis-
plays her well-earned award
certificate.
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Andy Allison. Tim Dare, Aar-
on Ratliff, Krista Faeth, Steve
Rouse. Tammy Phillips, and
Laurie Henderson smile after
sampling the fine food.
"It was nice to
have good food,
good friends, and
SSS personnel all
in one place."
Jill Hetteen
Brian Dayton, Valerie Darnell,
and Candy Jones don'i seem to
mind waiting in line for their
chance at the buffet table.
Support Services
Chandra Willis trys to
con\ince Drew Kasa to slide
again.
Mike Shea checks out the
mess he made of himself.
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members joined in the fun on
the men's hill water slide.
A perfect dismount bv John
Ward .
Gateway
GATEWAY
A Lasting Experience
f^hen freshmen and transfer students arrive, the Gateway staff is
Iways ready to show them a friendly smile and give them a helping
land. Throughout orientation weekend, Gateway provides new stu
ients the opportunity of getting to know each other as well as
the campus. Staff members helped students to move in - if they
sked - and answered questions. Gateway lays the foundation for
relationships that are built to last.
slide, slide down the slippery
slide.
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Chef Bentley prepared Graduates.l'riends, and family
pancakes tor college alumni gathered around the tlaa pole in
at the Baptist State Conven- a moment of prayer,
tion.
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Last minute craming before that
bigtestencourages socialization
inthelibrar\.
This student enjoys the sun
while getting in some studying
before class.
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New students got the chance to Christy Wyatt smiles at the
meet each other at Freshman camera as the band marches
Convocation- ''^ way down to the stadium.
Hacki saclt in front of the cafe is John Payne is always ready
a favorite past time for some to assist those who need
students. help.
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FESTIVAL
The Lunsford Festival, which is held the first weekend in October every
year, brought out a diverse group for a taste of Appalachian culture. There were
booths offering a variety of homemade items: jellies, Christmas decorative pieces,
toys, food, and quilts. Music could be heard throughout the day as local musicans
came out to showcase their talents. The Bailey Mountain Cloggers drew a large
crowd as they performed traditional styled clogging. A petting zoo and horse-
drawn buggy provided a great diversion from routine life on campus.
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There were many interesting things to do, including
hook weaving.
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For some. hanging out
with friends made the
festival a social event.
The Bailey Mountain
Cloggers added to the
spirit of the festival.
Amy Kari did her part by selling dried flowers to the festival visitors.
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The Bookstore is a DymondJonesand
favorite sliopping spot of Stacie Gresham share a
many during the after- moment of male bonding,
noons
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In the Spring of '95 Scott
Melton displayed his
martial arts training at a
karate tournament which
was held at MHC.
Susan Waters andDavid
Coker take time out to
visit w ith each other on a
sunny Fall afternoon.
BCAUX
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On November 2, the Art Club held
its second onnuol Beaux Arts Boll in
the LoPt. fl mexicon theme celebrat-
ing "the doi^ of the deod" uuos used
in the murals ond paper moche
decorations.
Students dressed in everything from
Victorian dress, nursery ryhme char-
acters, to jungle cots luere in otten-
donce. Severol prizes luere given
out to those uuith the best costumes.
The top costume prize iiient to
Kristopher Geddie for his ujonderPul
impression oP Tino Turner.
Everymon Jones ond the Stick
People entertained the croiud
throughout the night.
Michael Scrip shows off just
how sexy guys can be.
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Getting into the spirit of things
freshman Deanna Bently poses
with her friends.
Kevin Giffin, an invader
from Mars or a Mighty
Morphin Power Ranger?
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Student
Union
Board
Christmas
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The annual ChristitBS party, •v\ixLch is sponsored
by t±ie Student Union Board, provided a change of pace
for irany students. TheWrenbuilding closed doiAzn early
Thursday, Decanber 7 , so that the Student Union Board
maiibers could decorate the entire building before the
festivaties started. Tr^svoredeooratedineverythirg
from gaudy beads to homemade tree ornaments . The
foodv^as laidout for self -service inadimlylitatmo-
sphere . With the evening ' s mood set , the doors were
cpened to admit the public.
Students socialized among thetiselves, ate and were
merry. StudeitsalsogottositcnoldSaintNicholas'slep
to have their picture made and to get a candy cane .
Patrick Nelson makes sure that evenone having their picture made with Santa gets through
the line in an orderi\ manner.
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Chris Heppding, Robin Look mom! See whal I learned
Rhyne, and Amy Carter in school this semester
relax and listen to the piped m
Christmas music.
Ma,ny students, like this one, made personalized decorations to take
home.
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Christine Kelly concen-
trates on designing the
perfect tree ornament.
Michelle Gragg and Jennifer
McCaleb wait for their lum to
silon Santa's lap.
Erik Barlik lounges in Santa
land while people watching.
Mike Shea is one of many to
bring family to the party.
Look who's sitting on Santa's
lap now... "Have you two been
really good this year?"
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:hristmas concert
'RACTICE
The band practiced and practiced the
music pieces to be performed on the
night of the actual concert. Their
music brought much happiness to the
audience and put everyone into the
spirit of things.
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Add More
Color To
Your
Life...
£ecaiLi£ Qjiallic^ TnatteAA
It didn't matter where a person came
from or where they were going, each
brought a new wave of ideas and diver-
sity to organizations and clubs steeped
in tradition. Each organization
on campus welcomed old and new stu-
dents alike, while trying to recruit new
members. The fellowship that these
groups offered encouraged many stu-
dents, who would not normally socialize,
to be more out going and encouraged
lasting friendships for years to come.
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Delta Phi Zeta
President: Melody Muller
Members: 12
Joy Miller, Marey Fromberger, Kim Hodges,
Melynda Riddle, Melody Muller, Heather
Davis, Amy Fowler, (Advisor) Kathleen
Donald, Brandy Kelly, Eve Wilkenshoff,
Jayme Goodyear, and Heather Young
Alpha Psi Omega
President: Ricke Claggett
Members: 1 1
Ricke Claggett, Cathy Harold, Joshua
Callahan, Robert Staton and Bethany Bur-
gess-Smith
Not Pictured: (Advisor) John Oertling
Marcia Francisco
Zeta Chi Theta
President: JimFucci
Members: 12
Jim Fucci, Taylor Mauer, Steve Arnold,
Malcolm Bostic, Josh Sparks, Jason Evans,
Marcus Chavez, Mike Devine, Mike Jones,
Kevin Kerr, Hugh Watson, and Jody
Yarbough
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Lambda Chi Omega
''orrest Connors, Michael Hanrahan, Chris
ickstadt, Joshua Callahan, Robert Staton,
iddie O'Berry, Kristofer Geddie, Kristian
iVieda, and Neil Wilson
Kappa Alpha Psi
President: C. Tony High
Members: 3
Tony High, James Barber, and Kirk Ingles (not pictured)
Delta Kappa Theta
Tommy Hensley, Ryan Clevico, Mike
Lenaghan, Paul Gosling, Jonathan Brandon,
Patrick Nelson, Tim Dare, Matt Pace,
Patrick Spence, Steve Rouse, Brian Matloqk,
Roddy Alt, Andy Phillips, Richard Myers,
Will Amnions, Don Metcalf, Steve Sullivan,
Not Pictured: (Advisor) Darryl Norton,
(Rose Queen) Ginger Robinson, Nelson
Avila, Colin Conners, and Jeff Whitt
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Iota Chi Alpha
President: Jennifer Black
Members: 12
Ginger Robinson, Daphne Parker, Holly
Hendrix, Laura Barmer, Jennifer Black,
Daphne Taylor, Jen Coup, Amy Ferguson,
Julie Joslin, Jenn Wortham, and Gina Handy
Not Pictured: (Advisor) Dr. Theresa Stern,
Sherry Hopper, Julie Joyner and Joy Stallard
Delta Zeta
President: KathyEnnis
Members: 22
Vicky Barnwell, Casia Belk, Susan Carlile,
Kim Chestnut, Jodie Conard, Gretchen
Degroot, Rosie Dyer, Tajsha Eaves, Kathy
Ennis, Marcia Francisco, Lauren Harrill,
Dana Hawkins, Nila Helseth, Joy Hudson,
Valerie Lemmon, Adrienne Mcallister, Kelly
Morris, Megan Roland, Wendy Stout, Christy
Toncray, Chandra Willis, and Andrea Wright
Social Work Club
President: Nira Cope
Members: 25
Geneeda Hopkins, Robin Ellis, Marian
Spangler, Jennifer McCaleb, Dianne Bryson,
Lori Payne, Nira Cope, Akira Ito, Lisa
Baldwin, Netta Russell-Ollis, (Advisor)
Cherry Seanger, Brian Matlock, Richard
Myers, Holly Hendrix, and Veronica
Not Pictured: Tracie Shinault, Robin
Wingate, Stephanie Smith, Christie Minor,
Winni Patillo, Mitzi Fullbright, Terri Wallace,
Karen Silver, Alisa Jennings, Heather
Cochan, and Beth Jones
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STUDENT
Student Government Association
S.G.A Executive Officers
Jason Wunsch
Laurie Henderson
Ben Peacock
Patrick Nelson
Student Union Board
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Christian Student Movement
TNT
General Council
New Beginning Singers
Shannon Powell, Leara Lewis, Renee Wyatt,
Michelle Baker, Tricia Littlefield, Shelby
Tomlin, Matt Queen, Kelli Brown, Amy
Ferguson, Jonathan Clark, Chandra West,
Steve bias, James Burris, Marty Gilbert,
Aaron Hawkins, Kelly Evans, Rebekah
Mains, Gena Ridley, Rachael Davis, Jamie
Woods, Miena Hunnycutt, Ruth Swartz,
Freda Morgan, Dan Mullinix, Matilda
Brewer, Jennifer Head, Amy Slush, Marcie
West, Amy Parker, Mitzi Fullbright, Amy
Harris, Br/an Boyd, Sharleas Graber, kelly
Cueman, Jennifer Pillsbury,Janey011is,
Tajsha Eaves, Heather Hughes, Becky
Anderson, Chris Reed, Carlos Orrotah, Kelly
Christiansen, Ellisa Martin, and Ben Peacock
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Pi Sigma Alpha
Lions Pride
President: Brian Smith
Vice-President: Kristen Walker
Members: 6
Main Event Committee
Tony Thompson, Toni, Kristen Walker,
Darcy DeJesus, Chandy Green, Amy Slusher,
Colin Ditty, Christina Kelly, Melissa Blair,
Patrick Nelson, Tommy Dembinsky, and
Stephanie Walker (not pictured).
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Theta Chi
President: Drew Kasa
Members: 34
Jarod Bailey, Paul Bass, Tim Baucom, Bradley Biddle, Erik Clark, David Conner, Holden Clodfelter, Jeff Daniels,
Tommy Deminsky, Scott Elder, Jamie Eudy, John Faeth, Mike Hawkins, Allan Johnson, Brian Johnson, Drew Kasa,
Sheftal Lanter, Kevin Limer, James Lyda, Mike McGill, Zeus Minter, Aaron Osborne, Greg Phoenix, Matt Piazza,
Dave Plough, Aaron Ratliff, Jeff Rice, Jason Sawyer, Erik Silvasy, Ben Stipes, Marty Walker, Martin Woods, and'
Brian Woody
Fashion Club
President: Heather Davis
Members: 12
Melynda Riddle, Shannon Harding, Heather
Davis, Susan Cline, Tammy Phillips, Mame
Crisp, Leslie Rose, Lori Collins, Kelly
Cueman, Yuka Masui, Brittany Howard,
Vanessa Taylor, (Advisors) Brenda Russell,
and Rebecca Kruk
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Advisor: Coach David Bennett
N4embers: 26
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (F.C.A.)
Todd Conard, Tim Dare, Laura LeQuire, Ryan Littlejohn, Cory Hall, Amanda Hardin, Rosemary Burnett, Suzy
iVought, Andy Allison, Alison Shannonhouse, Steve Rouse, K.C. Cheeks Tajsha Eaves, Jennifer Wiggins, Mandy
Luke, Gretchen Degroot, Monica Rice, Tricia Littlefield, Mandi Morgan, Walt Fletcher, Frank Permer, Amy Harris,
Vollie Barnwell, David Mains, and Chris Dotson
Young Democrats Club
President: Nathan Bennett
Members: 5
Bobbi K. Trotter, Laura J. Boisvert, Nathan
Bennett
Not Pictured; Milo Henderson
Jason Wunsch
(Advisors) Dr. Caudle & Lee
Hoffman
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Bonner Scholars
Business Honor Club
President: James Stork
Members: 23
Mr. Joe Blair (Advisor), James Stork,
Patricia Bolinski, Anthony Wilson, Stephanie
Cook, Nelson Avila, Brenda Jackson, Ken-
neth Land, Christina Little, Leilani Lulay,
Brian Stork, and Martin Woods
Not Pictured: Erik Barlik, Lee-Ann
Chrisawn, Bryan Googins, Christian
Heppding, Kasey Jarrett, Matthew Lutz,
Amy McClellan, Paulino Melendez, Elisha
Newton, Frank Permar, Kristen Walker, and
Christy Wyatt
International Club
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Iota Alpha Omega
President: James Burris
Members: 9 Brothers
10 Sisters
Andy Thomas, Walt Sommeriin, Scott
Melton, James Burris, Jonathan Clark, Chris
Fox, Chris Reed, Chad Trantham, Scott
Hughey, Ruth Swartz, Janey Ollis, Matilda
Brewer, Amy Ferguson, Julie Joslin, Michelle
Davis, Tamara Crain, April Watson, Hope
Huffme, and Jennifer Head
Sigma Tau Delta
President: Nigel Hitchings
Members: 25
Adivor: Edwin Cheek
Fox Hall
Residential Director: Joy Stallard
Residential Assistants: Susan Cline
Amy Harris
Robin Wingate
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Stroup Hall
Residential Director: Jennifer Black
Residential Assistants: Jennifer Wortham
Ellisa Martin
Amy Slusher
Karri McNaughton
Huffman Hall
Residential Director: Gina Handy
Residential Assistants: Kristin Wiggins
Lanese Belschner
Ruth Swartz
Brown Hall
Residential Director: Scott Elder
Residential Assistants: Sean Kelley
Tommy Dembinsky
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Melrose Hall
Residential Director: Patricia Nelson
Residential Assistants: Michael Lenaghan
Norman Bove
Myers Hall
Residential Director: Milo Henderson
Residential Assistants: Mike Jones
Jamie Ward
Hugh Watson
Gibson Hall
Residential Director: John Ward
Residential Assistants: Aaron Ratliff
Richard Myers
Jason Wunsch
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Dickson-Palmer Apartments &
Townhouses
Residential Director: Brian Matlock
Residential Assistants: Roddy Alt
Holly Hendrix
Krista Faeth
Kevin Watkins
Art Club
President: Andy Phillips
Members: 15
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Quality Reporting At Its Best
The Hilltop
As editor of a newspaper, one must convey informa-
tion that will hold a reader's interest. Brian Graves knew
this and set out to redesign the paper in order to enhance the
journalistic talents of his staff and increase circulation.
Coverage of campus news, sports, and computer programs
available for use by students was top quality reporting. A
total of 10 issues of the Hilltop were produced this year.
Editor; Brian Graves
Sports editor: Brian Buckner
Editorial editor: Leslee Johnson (not pictured)
Advertising editor: Brian Smith (not pictured)
Distribution Manager: Dragan Djukic
Staff Writers: Erik Barlik (not pictured), Dave Coker
(not pictured), Dragan Djukic, Mandy Green (not
pictured), Jillian Knight (not pictured), Lara
LeQuire, Sarah Simmons, Brian Smith, Hope
Worrell (not pictured).
Layout/Proofing: Sarah Simmons, Sarah Ramirez
(not pictured)
Photography: Tim Dare
Faculty Advisor: Melissa Stanz
Every other Wednesday new
topics and ideas were discussed
for the next week's issue.
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Chances Are They're
Playing Your Song
on
WVMH 90.5
The radio station has seen several changes under the management of Holden Clodfelter.
New sound equipment made the job of DJing easier for those who worked the late night shifts. The
range of music offered was expanded to include not just rock or alternative music but also Latin
music. This new addition was implemented in the spring semester.
The weekends were allocated to the WVMH Spirit Mix. The Spirit Mix played faithftally
every Saturday and Sunday, spreading the Word to their listeners.
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Adam Reed. Walt Summerlin, Amy Parker, Deanna
Bentley, Chad Sigler, Erik Barlik, Samantha Rhodes,
Jamie Burris, Jason Dickert, Freda Morgan, Shannon
Powell, Andy Thomas (not pictured, and Scott
Hughey (not pictured).
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Gamma Chi
Epsilon
L . President: Audrey
Ji Funk
^^ Members: 13
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Grayson Scholar Retreat
In August the Grayson Scholars
spent their time clearing the trails on
Murray Branch.
The river was made use of during their free time, though many found
the water to be icy.
At the end of the day. students were entertained by a singer who sang
and played folk music.
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The
LAUREL
The yearbook is a permanent record of student life, a picture book, and a personal history book
The Co-editors and staff have worked diligently to provide a book worthy of its theme. New designs
were implemented, as well as new activity features, and layout ideas. The staff sought input from the
student body to gain some insight about what they wanted included in their yearbook. Using input
from students made the task of planning and organizing easier. The LAUREL staff consisted of :
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Stephanie Walker, Co-editor
Jennifer McCaleb, Co-editor
Copy Editors:
Erik Barlik
Kristen Walker
Becky Anderson
Michelle Gragg
Erica Griffith
Heather Hughes
Temple Naylor
Michael Shea
Susie Shelton
Laura Thomas
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Be Or Mot To Be...
PuhUsheb
The
CADENZA
Whether it's poetry, prose, or artwork, the Uterary magazine publishes works submitted by the
jtudent body. This year's co-editors. Amy Parker and Shelby Tomlin, are responsible for the orga-
nization and publication of all chosen entries.
The staff consists of Erik Barlik, Jillian Knight, Ramona Jansen, and Susan Waters (not pictured).
The Staff has worked hard this Spring to correlate the annual edition.
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Performers
Clogging , a characteristic of
Appalachian culture, has brought the
Bailey Mountain Cloggers wide
recognition as usual. Many of the
team members have gone on to com-
pete at international levels.
The clogging team has brought
Mars Hill College more honor each
year and more trophies. The tradition
of being champions has become a
legacy Mars Hillians won't have
trouble maintaining.
Bailey Mountain
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THEATRE
There is a lot of work involved
in designing and setting up for a play
that might last a couple of hours. The
actors have to study their lines for
weeks, and each set takes at least 60
hours of hard labor.
The Theatre Department has put
on serveral good plays this academic
year. Twelfth- night and the Jack
Tales were two of the department's
most popular plays.
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racticing the script is vital to the success of the Jack Tales.
he cast of the Jack Tales.
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"/ remember walking into my office for the first day of school thinking boy is this job going
to be challenging. "
Representing the student body as an
ing and positive learning experience.
Government Association is the
skills. Jason Wunsch can attest to the
can provide numerous opportunities
Wunsch has taken his role seriously
has helped to initiate several projects
culturally. Wunsch helped organize
International Olympics, the Senator of
Its'
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elected official can be a challeng-
Being president of the Student
ultimate test of one's leadership
fact that involvement in the SGA
for students to develop their skills,
while in office. As president, he
that have offered students more
Holocaust Rememberance Week,
the Month Award, and pushed for
purified drinking water on campus.
iVhen asked how he wished to be remembered, Wunsch replied, "I want to be remembered as a President who created
iwareness and made people think about important issues from the past and the present society."
(ust how much power does the Student Body President have on campus? The powers of the president are limited to making
ippointments, veto over the senate, and acting as a go between between the faculty, staff, and students. "Many people think
he Student Body President can control all aspects of campus life. I've been given credit and have been blamed for a lot more
han I deserve," said Wunsch.
^coking back over his term as president, Wunsch stated, " It will be hard to say good-bye to being president. I have enjoyed
erving my fellow class mates in this capacity."
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Bethany Burgess,
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Martin, Treasurer-
Gretchen
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ENIORS
Ashley Neal
Abemathy
Business Admin.
Maiden, NC
AleisaRenea
Alexander
Music Education
Statesville,NC
Rodney Andrew
Alt
Middle Gr. Edu.
Richburg, SC
Rebecca Jane
Anderson
History Education
Kings Mtn., NC
Steven Walker
Arkansas
Recreation Adm,
Cherokee, NC
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Sumter, SC
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Port Charlotte, FL
Jennifer Alice
Bates
Elementary Educ.
Sylva,NC
Michael
Christopher Belk
Physical Educ.
Charlotte, NC
Patricia Skillman
Bolinski
Accounting
Asheville,NC
AliciaCheryl
Brown
Middle Gr. Educ.
Boone, NC
Sherry Elizabeth
Brown
Chemistry
Brasstown, NC
Brian Michael
Buckner
Communications
Marshall, NC
Bethany Carol
Burgess
Musical Theatre
Waynesboro, VA
ErinAlane
Burgess
Elementary Educ.
Greenville, SC
James Albert
Burris
Physical Educ.
Stanley, NC
Charles Ayden
Butler, 111
Business Admin.
Morganton, NC
Cameran Cacie
Campbell
Biology Educ.
Greer, SC
Carey Lynn
Campbell
Music Education
Rocky Mt., VA
Susan Carlile
Elementary
Education
Dalzell, SC
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JimCarrera
Mary Beth Turner
William Shane
John William
Susan Emmalea
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Cassida
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Cline
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Biology Education
Communications
Fashion Merchand.
Norwich
Bumsville,NC
Bumsville,NC
Acworth, GA
Port Charlotte, FL
Heather Alice
Randall Ted
Colin Patrick
Rhonda Stephanie
NiraAnne
Cochran
Collins
Connors
Cook
Cope
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Biology
Communications
Accounting
Social Work
Ridgeway,VA
Robbinsville,NC
Alpharetto,GA
Copperhill,TN
BrysonCity,NC
Christy Jo Com
Kenneth Ray Com
Jennifer Lynne
KatrinaRose
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Therapeutic
Coup
Cox
Education
Recreation
Elementary Educ.
Zoology
Asheville,NC
Topton,NC
Boca Raton, FL
Huntsvi]le,AL
GlendaLee
Crompton
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Mars Hill, NC
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ValerieNicole
Eric David
Wendy Michelle
Gretchen Christina
Brian James
Darnell
Davenport
Davis
DeGroot
Deyton
ElemantaryEduc.
Biology
Art Education
Eiiglish
Physical Education
Greenville, SC
Mt.Carmel.TN
Travelers Rest, SC
Panama City, FL
Travelers Rest, SC
Robert Jason
Dickert
Music Education
Nashville, TN
JillLowery
Douthwaite
Recreation Admin.
Matthews, NC
Jason Byron
Drake
Zoology
Kissimmee,FL
TajshaNanette
Eaves
Political Science
Shelby, NC
Chandell Christina
Fairley
BusinessAdm.
Lawrenceville, GA
Amelia Kristen
Amy Suzanne
Marcia Rose Terry
James Patrick
Audrey Elizabeth
Ferguson
Fowler
Francisco
Fucci
Funk
Music Education
Art
Theatre Arts
Physical Education
Zoology
Spartanburg, SC
P'chtreeCity.,GA
Mars Hill, NC
Ridgefield,NJ
Spartanburg, SC
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MichelleLucille
Michelle Leigh
Bryan King
Brian Christopher
Amanda Lynn
Smith Galyean
Gragg
Gravely
Graves
Green
ilementaryEduc.
Art
Mathematics
History
Math Education
Alexander, NC
Newton, NC
Greenville, SC
Gretna, VA
PuntaGorda,FL
Carmen Schabilion
Greene
Middle Grade Edu.
Spruce Pine, NC
Susan Diane
Greene
Biology
Candler, NC
Bobby Lee
Gregory, Jr.
Accounting
Saluda, NC
JenniferLynn
Hardin
Zoology
Asheville,NC
Shannon Michelle
Harding
Fashion Merch.
Bumsville,NC
CherieLynette
Han-ell
Biology
Asheville,NC
DanaRochelle
Hawkins
Elementary Educ.
Travelers Rest, SC
Jill Anne Hetteen Nigel Edward John
Elementary Hitchings
Education English
Mars Hill, NC Quainton, England
Buckford House
Holder
History
Raleigh, NC
1'^ Seniors
Carol Phillips
James Arle Hoover
Gneeda Glass
Mark Lemuel
Joy Lynn
Honeycutt
Business
Hopkins
Hopper
Hudson
Elementary Educ.
Administration
Social Work
Music Education
Allied Health
Green Mtn.,NC
Bumsville,NC
Brevard, NC
MarsHill.NC
Waxhaw,NC
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Heather Marie
Hughes
Computer Science
Asheville,NC
Matthew Steven
Hurst
Business Admin.
Lenoir City, TN
Akira Ito
Social Work
Miyagai-Ken,
Japan
Alisa Paige
Alan Daniel
Jennings
Johnson
Social Work
Business Admin.
.akeCity,TN
Pisgah Forest, NC
SharonElizabeth DavidAUen JulieAnnJoslin
Jones Jordan Therapeutic
Social Work Physical Education Recreation
Forest City, NC Walhalla,SC Raleigh, NC
JulieNicole
Joyner
Biology Education
Murphy, NC
Mary Amanda
Kossnar
Recreation Adm.
Wheaton, IL
Seniors
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Michelle
Kevin Duane
Mistie Ann Linker
Susan Annette
Matthew Dennis
Kuchta
Limer
Elementary
Long
Lutz
Mathematics
Physical Education
Education
Therapeutic Rec.
BusinessAdmin.
Mars Hill, NC
Weldon,NC
Oakboro, NC
Newberry, SC
Circleville,OH
James Ryan
EllisaDaune
Brian Lee
JenniferDawn
Jolin Patrick
Lyda
Martin
Matlock
McCaleb
McCarver
Sociology
History Education
Social Work
Social Work
Biology
igh Point, NC
Stanfield,NC
King,NC
Zirconia,NC
Calhoun, GA
1^ Seniors
Donald Lee
Joy Elizabeth
Kelly Amanda
Melody Rachel
Jody Murphy
Metcalf
Moberg
Morris
Muller
Elementary
Sociology
Physical Education
Music Education
History
Education
Tampa, FL
Titusville,FL
Asheville,NC
Leicester, NC
Weaverville,NC
Kristen Elizabeth
Daphne Michelle
Kevin Wayne
Lori Dawn
Frank C.Permar
Olma
Parker
Parries
Payne
Business
Elementary Educ.
Math Education
Biology
Social Work
Administration
Taylors, SC
Andrews, NC
Fletcher, NC
Andrews, NC
Raleigh, NC
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Gregory Allen
Debra Ann Whitley
SamanthaRuth
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Sean Stephen
Phoenix
Ponder
Ramsey
Rhodes
Roberds
Physical Education
Music Education
Elementary Educ.
Elementary Educ.
Religion
Kemersville,NC
Weaverville,NC
Marshall, NC
Candler, NC
Raleigh, NC
Ginger Leigh
Robinson
Mathematics
Elberton,GA
NettaWhitt
Russell-OUis
Social Work
Swannanoa, NC
Brian Jason
Savarese
Physical Education
Englewood, FL
Susan Lynn
Hopson Shelton
Physical Education
Mars Hill, NC
Harry Burgess
Shucker
Recreation Adm.
Greenville, SC
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Stephanie Ann
Donna McKinney
Brian Richard
Ruth Ellen
Daphne Lynn
Smith
Sowers
Stork
Swartz
Taylor
Social Work
Math Education
Computer Science
Math Education
Religion
Spruce Pine, NC
Mars Hill, NC
Ormond Bch., FL
Orange Park, FL
Gilbert, SC
Angela Lynn
Laura Grace
Thomas
Thomas
ementary Educ.
Art Education
Marshall, NC
Gamer, NC
Erika Arm
Tracy
Sociology
Plantation, FL
James Chad
Trantham
Accounting
Asheville,NC
Randolph Douglas
Tucker
Art
Ellenboro, NC
Kristen Rachael
Stephanie Andrea
Walker
Walker
Political Science
Art
Mars Hill, NC
Mars Hill, NC
Tanya Marie
Wallin
Elementary Educ.
Marshall, NC
Holland Pemell
Ward, Jr.
Zoology
Supply, NC
April Dawn
Watson
Recreation Adm.
Anderson, SC
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Jeffrey Dean Whitt
Elementary
Education
Manteo, NC
Kristian Patrick
Wieda
Psychology
Charlotte, NC
Chandra Johns
Willis
Business Adm.
Greenville, SC
James Anthony
Wilson
Accounting
Bumsville,NC
Joy Melissa Wilson
Therapeutic
Recreation
Palatka, FL
Robin Latisha
Wingate
Social Work
Asheville,NC
Thomas Abraham
Woodrum
Biology
Norcross, GA
Brian Russell
Woody
Business Adm.
Midlothian, VA
Tina Elaine Woody
Computer Info.
Science
Spruce Pine, NC
Richard Derek
Wooten
History
Millers Creek, NC
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Krisinda Hope
Mary Ann Wright
Jason Ora
Hiroaki Yakame
Sandra Nicole
Worrell
Elementary
Wunsch
Physical Education
Younce
Communications
Education
History Education
KanagawaPref
Elementary Educ.
locky Mount, NC
Bumsville,NC
Asheville,NC
Japan
Lenoir, NC
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Ashley Elizabeth
Zimmerman
Music Perform.
Winston-Salem, NC
Where were you ?
Carol Lynn Baldwin
Christopher Scott Fox
Max Eugene Ballard, Jr.
Benjamin Damon Frazier
Heather Cherise Banks
Dexter Jerome Gibbs
James Claude Barber
Bryan C. Googins
Patrick Harrison Bohanon
Paul Gosling
Joshua Hudson Boone
Sharleas Renee Graber
Katherine Marie Deyton Boone
Kitrina M. Mercer Hall
Patrick Zeb Boone
Robert Scott Hall
Norman Frank Bove
Mary Catherine Harold
Shanna Clark Buckner
Robert Lane Hensley
Edward Logan Butler, IV
Christopher Tony Hill
Ellen Virginia Carver
Charles Timothy Hill
Ronald E. Chapman, Jr.
Melanie Suzanne Holcom
Kimberly Monteen Chestnut
Donna Haney Hooker
Laura Jean Coogler
Sharon L. Dees Hopper
Jennifer Michelle Davis
Allen James Hoskyn
Joel Mark Dover
Stacey Barton Hughes
William Arthur Earp, Jr.
Brenda Kay Jackson
Rebecca Ruth Edmonds
Toby Lee Jenkins
Christopher Scott Elder
Leslee Nichol Johnson
Jennifer Ruth Forgan
Heidi Ann Kinser
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Kazue Kasahara
Beth Woolaver Keesler
Charles Reginald Kemp, Jr.
Bryan Lee Kinser
Ivan Alexander Kush
Kerwin Gerrard Lee
Jennifer Greene Lewis
Calvin Shane Marcus
Yuka Masui
Christopher Bryan McKinney
Miriam Capps McKinney
Mark Adorn McLaughlin
Eric Michel Medford
William Dudley Melton
Jon Thomas Mock
Thomas Harold Mitchell
Matthew Douglas Pace
Jennifer Rachel Payne
Randle Scott Peterson
Diana Marie Robinson
KyleMolyneauxRogalski
Rex William Roland
Amy Jo Ross
Andrew Ewell Scott
Katherine Loretta Shelton
Mark Shortall
Jennifer Marie Silvers
Cynthia Michelle Simmons
Jennifer Jill Smith
Richard Sean Smith
Wesley Jim Smith
Dennis Cornell Spain, Jr.
Betty Nicole Staton
James Michel Stork
Randy Lee Strong
Janelle D. Taylor
Mark Donald Thompson
Ronnie Dale Trivette
Kristen Heather Vamum
Ellie Katherine Waddell
Marshall Preston Walker
Robert Lee Waller
Kevin Joel Watkins
Stanley Wayne Wheless
Dana Erlene Williams
Jason Cody Williams
Russell Williams, Jr.
Eve Elizabeth Wolfe
Alan Moore Wyatt
KeikoYajima
Thomas Zagari
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Seniors
All Who's Who candidates are nominated by a committee, made up of fac-
ulty and staff, on the basis of GPA (3.0 or better), involvement in non-academic
activities on campus, and leadership.
Aleisa Renea Alexander
Major: Music Education and Vocal Performance
Scholarships,Awards, and Extra Activities; Marshbanks- Anderson
Scholar, North Carolina Prospective Teacher's Scholarship, Presser
Music Scholarship, Alexander Music Scholarship, Choral Music
Scholarship, 1994-95 Who's Who recipient, Mars Hill College Choir
and Chamber Singers, Mars Hill College Marching Band and Concert
Bands, Iota Chi Alpha Christian Sorority, Christian Student Move-
ment, 1 995 Opera Workshop.
Rodney Andrew Alt
Major: Middle Grade Education
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activities: Mansfield Scholarship, Choir
Scholarship, College Choir and Chamber Singers, Delta Kappa Theta
fraternity. Student Government Association, Residential Living Staff,
Sigma Tau Delta English Society.
Jennifer Alice Bates
Major: Elementary Education
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Patricia Skillman Bolinski
Major: Accounting and Business Administration
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activites: Mildred Loraine Bingham
Scholarships, Bryan Appalachian Scholarship, Bryan Scholarship
Goldsboro, Dorthea VanDeusen Opdyke Scholarships, George M.
Joyce Scholarship, Franklin Bailey Wilkins Scholarship, Business
Honor Club (Vice-President), Dean's List.
Sherry Elizabeth Brown
Major: Chemistry
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activities: Womens Basketball Athletic
Scholarship.
Bethany Carol Burgess-Smith
Major: Musical Theater (BFA)
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activites: Academic Grayson Scholar,
Music Theater Fletcher Scholarship, Va Diems Theater Scholarship,
Main Events Chairman, Student Union Board, Jazz Band Vocalist for
MHC, Alpha Psi Omega (Secretary), Vice-President Senior Class,
Showstoppers, Performing Ensemble.
Carey Lynn Campbell
Major: Music Education
Scholarships, Awards, Extractivites: Grayson Scholar, Band Scholar-
ship, MHC large and Chamber Ensembles, Publicity Chair for MENC,
Principal Horn for three years.
Who's Who
James Albert Burris
Major: Pysical Education
Jim Carrara
Major: Physical Education, K-12
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activites: South Atlantic Scholar,
Athlete of the Year 1995, AU Conference - Tennis 1994-95 season.
International Club, and Implementary Workout Program.
Mary Beth Turner Cassida
Major: Psychology
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activites: Alpha Chi Honor Society,
1995 Presenter at Carolinas Psychology Conference, Dean's List, and
1992 Farm Bureau Student of the Year.
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Jill Lowery Douthwaite
Major: Recreation Adminstration
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activites: Grayson Scholar, Recreation
Leadership Scholarship, Varsity Cheerleader, Student Union Board,
Assistant Loft Manager, and Recreation Club.
Who's Who
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Amelia Kristen Ferguson
Major: Music Performance and Music Education
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activites: Church Leadership scholar-
ship, Comwell Music Scholarship, Choral Music Scholarship, College
Choir President, Chamber Choir, TNT worship leader, CSM execu-
tive officer, NBS-Social Chairperson, Iota Chi Alpha, Alpha Omega
Sister, Student Admissions Committee, American Choral Directors
Association, and Music Educators National Conference.
Christopher Scott Fox
Major: Religion
Marcia Rose Terry Francisco
Major: Theater Arts
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activites: Dean's List, Theater Scholar-
ship, Alpha Psi Omega treasurer, Bailey Mountain Cloggers,
Shovvstoppers choreographer. Theater productions. Delta Zeta,
Stanley Behrens scholarship. Honor Scholarship (UCl), and National
Merit Commended Scholar.
Brian Christopher Graves
Major: History
Who's Who
Amanda Lynn Green
Major: Mathematics Education
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activites: Grayson Scholar, SNCAE,
Intramural soccer, FCA, and Hilltop staff member.
Jill Anne Hetteen
Major: Elementary/ Art Education
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activites: Sigma Tau Delta (Treasurer),
Truesdale Scholarship, and Dean's List .
Nigel Edward John Hitchings
Major: English
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activites: Grayson Scholar, Ayers
Scholarship, soccer (Captain), Dean's List, Sigma Tau Delta (Presi-
dent), International Club, and Preceptor -English.
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Julie Nicole Joyner
Major: Biology
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activites: Marshbanks-Anderson
Scholar, Brazil Pre-Med Scholarship, Diercks Biology Scholarship,
Iota Chi Alpha (IXA),- Residential Assistant, Bonner Scholar, and
Dean's List.
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Who's Who
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Matthew Dennis Lutz
Major: Business Administration/ Accounting
Scholarsiiips, Awards, Extra Activites: Grayson Scholar, Mildred
Lorraine Bingham Scholarship, Business Honor Club, Ralph M. Lee
Scholarship, college marshall. Alpha Chi, Newman Scholarship,
college Republican club (President), Habitat for Humanity (Presi-
dent), and CSM Treasurer.
Ellisa Daune Martin
Major: History Education
Donald Lee Metcalf
Major: Sociology
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activites: Soccer Scholarship, Faculty
Scholarship, Soccer (Co-Captain), Player of the week in 1994, Delta
Kappa Theta (served as President, Treasurer, and Parlimentarian),
and Chief of Defense for Student Government Association.
Joy Elizabeth Moberg
Major: Physical Education
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activites: Varsity Volleyball, Varsity
Tennis, Student Educators Association Vice-President.
Who's Who
Susan Lynn Hopson Shelton
Major: Physical Education
Brian Richard Stork
Major: Computer Science
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activites: Business Honor Club, Alpha
Chi National Honor Society, Faculty Scholarship, Mildred Bingham
Scholarship, Clyde Dickson Scholarship, Bailey Mountain Cloggers,
and Intramural sports.
James Michael Stork
Major: Business Administration
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activites: Cyde Dickson scholarship.
Rex & Joyce Walters Scholarship, Alpha Chi National honor Soci-
ety, Business Honor Society (President), and Intramural sports.
Ruth Ellen Swartz
Major: Mathematics Education
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activities: Bonner Scholar, Faculty
Scholarship, Arthur E. Wood Math Scholarship, Ruth Martin Chris-
tian Leadership Scholar, Teachey Ministerial Scholarship, Dean's
Scholarship, college mashall. Alpha Chi National Honor
Society,Student Government Association "Student of the Year" and
Residential Living Staff.
Who's Who
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Keiko Yajima
Major: Psychology
Sandra Nicole Younce
Major: Elementary Education, K-6
Scholarships, Awards, Extra Activites: Student Education Associa-
tion (President).
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Edward Logan Butler, IV
Mark Lemuel Hopper
Kazue Kasahara
Susan Annette Long
Melody Rachel Muller
Jason Ora Wunsch
Who's Who
JUNIORS
Andy Allison
America Ayala
Cathy Baker
Laura Banner
Casia Belk
Jamie Beltran
Nathan Bennett
Michelle Best
90 People
Jennifer Black
Bryan Boyd
Heather Brookshire
Kelly Brovver
Rosemary Burnett
Becky Byrnes
Joshua Callahan
Julie Carter
Lee Ann Chrisawn
Jonathan Clark
Tamara Crain
Tim Dare
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Whitney Davis
Dragan Djukic
Christopher Eckstadt
Rebecca Edmonds
Ashley Edwards
Robin Ellis
Kathy Ennis
Sherry Fender
Christopher Fox
Don Francis, Jr.
Amanda Frazier
Jennifer Gilbert
Sharleas Graber
Dawn Green
Holly Gruntman
James Hall
James Hallock
Gina Handy
Michael Hanrahar
Lauren Harrill
Amy Harris
Emile Henderson
Laurie Henderson
Holly Hendrix
Kara Hensley
Tommy Hensley
Chris Heppding
Ashley Hilliard
Lora Hopkins
Brittany Howard
Scott Hughey
People 91
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Todd Hunnicutt
Kasey Jarrett
David Johnston
Kazne Kasaham
Jenay Keaton
Christina Kelley
Sean Kelley
Brandy Kelly
Darryl Knight
Jonathan Kremkau
Bernard Kynes
Eric Lang
Jay Ledford
Lara Lequire
Brandy Liddy
Tara Lindsay
Christina Little
Leilani Lulay
Adrienne Mcallister
Kellie McCall
Amy McClellan
Johnathan Melton
William Melton
Julie Mills
Christie Minor
Bradley Minter
Joel Moffat
Cherie Nelson
Patrick Nelson
Darren Ponder
Matt Queen
Latonya Ray
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Christopher Reed
Robin Rhyne
Rex Roland
Andrew Runheim
Mireille Sanl
Laura Schilling
Brandon Smith
Kendra Smith
Virginia Sparks
Joy Stallard
Robert Staton
Walter Summerlin
Andrew Thomas
Sylvia Thomas
Tony Thompson
Bobhi Trotter
Kim Waddell
Robert Waller
Thomas Walton
Chuck Waycaster
Chanda West
Kristin Wiggins
Kara Wilson
Martin Woods
Jennifer Wortham
Andrea Wright
Christy Wyatt
Susan Vought
People 93
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William Ammons
Steven Arnold
Diane Bartholomew
Michael Bass
Lisa Bero
Bradley Biddle
Steven Blakemore
SaraBoelt
Katherine Bradsher
Daniel Byrd
James Carney
Amy Carter
Paul Chris awn
Richard Claggett
RyanClodfelter
David Connor
Laura Costner
Greg Crawford
John Faeth
Krista Faeth
Kathleen Gallagher
William Gary
Michelle Gentry
Michael Gerrin
Becky Gilbert
Wayne Glanville
Robert Gouge
Stacie Gresham
LeAnn Griffin
Erica Griffith
Gordon Hale
Michael Hicks
Anthony Hodge
Clayton Hodges
Wimberly Hubert
Todd Hughes
William Jacks
Kevin Jackson
Andrew Kasa
Joel Knisley
Amanda Kossnar
Kenneth Land
Walter Lanter
Elizabeth Laurents
Jef f ery Ledf ord
Valerie Lemmon
Greg Love
Stephanie Maney
Judson Maurer
Kendra McFarlane
Dale McGiboney
Andrea McKinney
James Newsome
Elisha Newton
Kimberly Nigro
Edward 0 ' Berry
Dena Partain
Kelly Payne
Benjamin Peacock
Andrew Phillips
Matthew Piazza
Terra Pittman
Lorelle Post
Michael Ramseur
Brian Reagan
Clay Rice
Roger Rigney
KristieRing
Elaine Roberts
Kendell Rucker
Larry Rumf el t
Netta Russell
Karin Schneider
Jennifer Schommer
Ellen Scully
Jacqueline Shelton
Janet Shelton
Rena Shelton
Tracie Shinault
Brian Smith
Angela Tabor
Charles Taf t
JefferyTfenrell
Anna Tipton
Wade Tipton
Kimberly Turner
John Ward
Alysia Watkins
Carrie Westall
Paul Whatley
Neil Wilson
Latisha Wingate
Shane Woodard
Bernard Wright
Hiroaki Yakame
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Vicky Barnwell
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Stephen Bias
Melissa Blair
Laura Boisvert
Craig Bost
Jonathan Brandon
Matilda Brewer
Ginny Bridges
Kelli Brown
Astrid Calhoun
Christine Cirelli
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Scott's Bluff in Nebraska.
The Pony Express Track and
Station marker in Nebraska
alongthe Piatt River
The
Each summer students are pro-
vided with many opportunities to travel
and broaden their learning experiences
at the same time. A group of 12 stu-
dents, chaperoned by Dr. Tom Coates,
went out West for three weeks in July.
The Rocky Mountain Experience
provided a structure-free environment
in which students were able to have
fun. The group visited several states,
including Iowa, Wyoming, and South
Dakota.
Rood
Bock
The top of Independence Rock
and it shows
Snake River with Mt. Moran in
the background.
April Watsonshows her
enthusiasm tbrthe living
arrangements,
Student Life 107
Common
Attending
the same college
as a sibling has its
advantages. Upon
arriving on cam-
pus, siblings
already have a
friend, unlike
other students
who are most
likely away from
home for the first
time. Also, home-
sickness is least
likely to happen.
During the four
years at college,
brothers and
sisiters tend to
develop tighter
bonds, and are
seen frequently
everywhere to-
gether. This isn't
uncommon. To be
able to share this
type of bonding
experience with a
sibling is a memo-,
rable one. The
friendships made
in college may be
lasting, but the
ones that are the
most enduring are
those of the heart.
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Bonds
Jesse and James Barber
John and Melissa Ward
Chuck and Chad Owenby
Callie and Eddie O'Berry
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MAKING
THE
GRADE
The academic pursuit of
knowledge has always been the
foundation on which personal
experiences are based. Trying
t omake the grade can be
tediuous for many students .
Early morning classes can
test the will of those who
would prefer to sleep in.
Holden Clodfelter and
Jeff Rice learn what they
need to know for the Hard studying is
business world in IMs. somthing that is prac-
Whitt'scommunications ticed by many MHC
class. students.
Art takes on many
shapes, sizes and
involves lots of
creativity. Hal
McDonal's class got
exposure to modem
contemporary styles.
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Buisness communica-
tions 335 involves a lot
of rewriting, organizing
and a sense of humor.
Graphic Design provides
an outlet for many to
expand their creative
powers in the commercial
arts.
For some, studying
becomes a way of life.
Academics
Chenjiang Zhao seems lo enjoy this panicular class
The older student can find going back to school harder than the first time.
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The Arts and Craft's [-ab is one
ofthe most popular elective
courses, and a lot of fun for those
with a creative streak.
Kevin Watkinscan be seen
putting in time at the library.
Computer Science majors listen attentivel) as Wall I umerexplains
thefinerdetailsofprogramming.
Academics 1 1 3
Laura Thomas and fellow classmates lingered after class to ask their
protessoraquestion.
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Voice class requires more than being able to carry a tune. It requires Cade Campbell goes over some class work with her professor,
patience and dedication.
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DrVcrhulsfs English class Russell Williams takes
know show to make every class break from working on a
day more interesting. Humanities project.
Concentrating on design
composition can be time-
consuming for those studying
Graphic Design.
Students taking courses in Fashion Design created displays that
showcased their talents.
Academics 1 15
Education Majors spend their
class time reading children's
literature for class discussions.
Dr. Stern's classes are
known to have interestin,
lively class discussions.
The painting class iillowcd
the students to develop their Amy Harrisalways looks
own creative styles. forward to being in thid class.
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http://www.mhc.edu
Many say there's a first time for everything. The "thing" this time around just happened to be
a HomePage on the internet. Conceived by instructors Walt Turner, John Payne, and Bill Swift, the
HomePage went from "zero-to-sixty" quickly.
The sixty in reference here is six days. Behind the leg work of students from different back-
grounds and majors, Mars Hill College went from City-wide to the World Wide Web in about two
months.
The future looks limitless for Mars Hill, especially now that the world can see a brief glimpse
of what MHC has to offer. Everything from admission information to Bookstore merchandise has
been included. Erik Barlik, a student on the HomePage team commented, "This is a legacy that will
be here for a long time."
Erik Barlik, Martin Gilbert, Bryan Gravely, Scott Hughey, Angela King, Ginger Robinson. Brian Stork,
I: John Thompson, Nelson Avila, Kim Waddell, Leslie Cox, and Amy Small
Academics 117
One of the sacrifices that a football player is required
to make is sleeping in the gym before all home
games. This helps build team spirit and makes sure
that Mars Hill Athletics are Built to Last.
"Basketball has been a big part
of my life, and I love to compete
everyday in practice and in the
games, but ni miss being with
the guys on the team most of
all!"
Matt Hurst
"Mars Hill Baseball is Hot..."
Scot Haney
"MHC is a great place to coach
because of a supportive
administration, faculty, staff, and
student body. Coaches in the
athletic department are truly
good guys, and I've been able to
recruit men that have been a
pleasure to coach."
Coach Riggins
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Sports
"Athletics is the foundation that
all future success is built upon ."
Coach Crist
"This season will be a fresh start
forthe Softball program at MHC.
Coach Mason has the patience
and enthusiasm to push the team
to greater heights. We are
looking forward to a successful
season".
Kelly Brower
"We practice hard to win tough
matches."
Maris St.Clair-Canii
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KICKING OFF
FOOTBALL
7\)o Resf Unfil Respect
The Lions set out on a quest this year. It was for respect, not only in the South Atlantic
Conference, but across the NCAA Division II ranks. For a while, it looked like they were going to
get It; with five consecutive wins, they stood at 5-1, and 3-0 in the SAC. However, fortune turned
against the Lions who managed to score only one victory in the following four games
The Lions were led on offense by their field general, Ashley Abemathy (#7). He compiled an
impressive year, ranking third in the SAC in total offense, en route to all-conference honors.
Defensively, the Lions looked impressive, when not bitten by injuries. 1 995 Defensive Player
of the Year (and AU-SAC linebacker) Mike Belk and comerback Benji Frazier led a host of improv-
ing talent. ^
With a 6-4 record this year, the Lions may not have gotten to rest much, but their respect
factor has escalated in the SAC. No one will dare overlook the improvements Head Coach Tim
Clitton has made to this team.
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Practice makes perfect. The Lions head into the locker room after their daily virgil.
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Chico Kemp
Lamark Cash
Marlon Knox
Nathaniel Pitts
Patrick Johnson
Adriantlamiiton
Ashley Abemathy
Benjie Frazier
Jay Gillie
Stacie Gresham
JonWilson
Scott Chestney
Craig Bost
Wayoln Greene
Gerrard Lee
Dan Tegeder
Chris Rumfelt
Nike Hicks
Everett Fowler
Trevor Ross
James Heard
Eire Riney
Leon Williams
Dymond Jones
Allen Hoskyn
Adam Gross
Stuart Jones
Brian Deyton
Daniel Woodard
Eric Lang
Brian Lancaster
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Brandon Allen
Gerald Wright
Ben Shifflett
Thomas Homick
Jeff Zmistowski
Stephon Charles
Chad Nash
Samuel Reasee
Tony High
Bryan Otero
Anthony Boyd
A.J. Teachman
Frank du Cillle. Jr.
Josh Sparks
Randy Strong
Donald Lauzon
Nike Belk
Byron Epps
Gregory Nelikian
Cedric Scottt
Robert Bettis
Nattew Austin
Chris Nakins
Ryan Goldin
Ronnie Bowen
Frank Chollet
Nike Ramseur
Jonathan Inman
JimmyGerrin
Keith Reese
James Eudy
Brent Orth
Nike Devine
Josh Noore
Jason Williams
Toriano NacKall
Tim Baker
Jason Flynt
Dexter Gibbs
David Waddell
Natt Dixon
Jason Pritchard
Russell Nyers
Nuhammad Sharpe
Nathew Richardson
Greg Phoenix
Shawn Ward
Anthony Floyd
Chad Christian
Michael Byrley
Travise Pitman
Brian Nangum
Michael NcNeill
Bradly Biddle
Pat NcClellan
Kelvin Jones
Hugh Watson
Alan Justice
Joe Rizzo
K.C. Cheeks
Narlon NcGill
Janes Woods
Toronto Johnson
Kendell Rucker
Jeif Crane
Sports 121
"Just one more step.. ."#68 Toriano MacKall attempts to block the
pass en route to a possible sack.
"You've got no where to turn!" The Lions kick-off coverage team surrounds a kick returner.
"Read\, set, hut, hut!" Abernathy calls an audible at the line of scrimmage.
E\crj opponent knew the\ were in for a tough battle when the
Lions took the field.
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The Lions played tough dclonse this > oar, especially in their own territorv
Lion fans and the umpire look on as Craig Best attempts a 30 yard
field goal for the Lions.
"How did he get that ball straight up in the air?" Chico Kemp surges towards the punter in his
attempt to block the kick.
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Moves That Count . . .
Men's Boskelbcill
There were ten new faces on the Men's Basketball team this year. Although it seemed that
the Lions had suffered a great loss with 5 Seniors graduating, the Lions proved that they still had
what it took. Even though the team was young, they had great leadership from Senior Matt Hurst,
Junior James Barber, and Sophomores Wes Conner, Sean Rumfelt, and Chester Weatheroy.
With all of this young talent, the Lions were making sure that this team was Built to Last.
(Front Row) Kevin Whitt, Josh Fountain, Albert Perkins, Matt Hurst, James Barber, Chester
Weatheroy, Andrew Brown, (Second Row) Brock Bailey, Steve Roberts, David Riggins - coach, Stanley
Wheless, Chris Heppding, Hiro Yakame, (Back Row) Chris Greene, Wes Conner, Thomas Heard, Sean
Rumfelt, Ali Cowan, Jessie Barber, Tim Chamberlain, and Bobby Norizsan.
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Shots Worth Taking ....
Women's Boskelboll
1995-96 South Atlantic Conference regular season champs at 1 1-3.
The Lady Lions took to the courts hoping to make their dreams a reality this season. Their
hopes were realized as they made national rank, placing at seventeen. They proved themselves to be
strong opponents on the court as they accumulated win after win. Susie Hopson, a seasoned
forward/center, averaged 21.4 points and 12.4 rebounds each game. Other seasoned players, like
Jackie Shelton, Wendy Haneline, and Terra Pittman paved the way to victory for the Lions.
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(Front Row) Neely Strange, Meg Turner, Sylvia White, Lisa Mason, Dena Partain, (Back Row) Elizabeth
Pippin, Amy Small, Jackie Shelton, Wendy Haneline, Leslie Cox, Susie Hopson, Wendi Bosnak,
Deshawn Brown-watkins, Sherry Brown, Terra Pittman, Amy Ross, Sara Wilson, Angela King, Alison
Shannonhouse, and Kim Mason.
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CO ON STRIKF!
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Front Row) Derrick Southern, Rob Schlegal, Joel Moffatt, Kevin Wilson, Brian Saverese, Chico Kemp, Pat Ensley, Allen Roberts,
Vlike Sterling, Scott Beam, (Middle Row) Jim Fucci, Jeff Goard, Adrian Clark, Chad Sparks, Sammy Hooper, Jason Corn, Isaac
<anaar, Greg Peterson, Benjie Frazier, Joe Dodd, (Back Row) Brent Jones, Chuck Vines, Ayden Butler, Danny Cronin, David
'lough, Jesse Keenan, Chris Collins, Chuck Owenby, Chad Owenby, Matt Morgan, and Eli Quirino.
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(Above) MHC infielders
prepare for the opposition.
The team warms up while
the umpire looks on. Game
time is near.
Batters up. ..The Mars Hill Lions
swing the bat to victory.
Sports 129
Sliding Into
the Spring
Season OF
LodiGs
SOFTBALL
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(Back Row) Lisa Mason. Natasha Sanders, Amy Wmdham, E.J. Slovak, Julie Mills, Kelly Brewer, (Front Row) Ann Marie Grander
Sara Boucakis, Miena Huneycut, Amy Miller, Kim Tucker, and Kat Ayotte. "Jiunuer,
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Waiting in line at the Bookstore dunng the lunch hour sometimes
ended with students trying to rush to their classes.
Dinnertime provided students
with hearty, nutritious meals.
Alrightguys!. Follow me,
Dorming... This is the life! This
student relaxes in his home away
from home.
Not only can students work
out, but their laundry can be
done at the same time. This
student didn't find laundry
day to be time consuming
anymore.
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KICKING FT TTP
Men's Soccer
Lion soccer started strong in
1995 with three wins in their first four
contests. However, the talented, but
young team struggled through a 1 - 1 1
slump, en route to a 6-13 finish.
The year proved to be one of
promise for the Lions as senior
midfielder Nigel Hitchings and fresh-
man forward Kevin Dekeris were
selected to the All-South Atlantic
Conference second team. The
nucleus of the Lions will return next
year on their quest to win the SAC.
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(Back Row) Jennifer Miller, Eric Davenport, Mike Whalley, Brenl Rhodarnier, Troy Killian, Don Metcalf, Colin Connors, Jody Yarbrough, Pat Piscilelli, Hunter
West, Johnny Spillman, Gray Olinger. Jay Lurie. Steve Marshall, Coach Chris Crist, (Front Row) Mike Jones, Tom Thorp. Cory Stanley. Brian Ellwood. Kevin
Dekeris. Austin Peil. Andy Henderson, Nigel Hilchings, Ames Livingston, Matt Littleton, Aaron Osborne, and Jamey Newsome
Practice keeps this player on
his toes while tr>'ing to block
kicks.
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Keeping the
ball from the
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opposing team is a
oughjob.
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WON
LOSS
MHC vs
Georgetown
2-1
MHC vs
High Point
2-1
MHC vs.
Milligan
2-0
MHC vs.
St. Andrew
3-2
MHC vs.
Francis Marion
6-0
MHC vs.
Eion
6-1
MHC vs.
Queens
3-0
MHC vs
Lincoln Memoria
4-3
MHC vs.
Wingate
9-7
MHC vs.
Anderson
7-3
MHC vs
Presbyterian
5-1
MHC vs.
Gardner-Webb
2-1
MHC vs.
Catawba
5-1
MHC vs
Carson-Newman
3-1
MHC vs.
Eckerd
5-2
MHC vs.
St. Leo
7-0
MHC vs.
Lenior
3-2
MHC vs
Montreat
3-1
MHC vs.
Catawba
3-0
Sports 133
Lady Lion soccer started season strong, winning five of its first seven matches but in the end
could only manage a' .500 record at 7-7-2 for the regular season. This was good enough for fifth
place in the South Atlantic Conference.
Senior midfielder Janelle Taylor and freshman midfielder Natasha Sanders each had out-
standmg seasons and garnered All-SAC Second Team status. Along with Sanders, Kim Tucker
received Player-of-the-Week honors in the very competitive SAC.
WOMEN'S
SOCCER
The Team: Casia Belk, Glenda Crompton, AnnMarie Grunder, Julie
Joslin, Julie Mills, Janelle Taylor, Leah Pickney, Nicole Acker, Christon
Milligan, Jill Hipkins, Hope Lloyd, Natasha Sanders, Kim Tucker, Beth
Wyman, and Kazue Kasahara (trainer). Not pictured: Kathy Ennis.
Coach, David Bennett, Assistant Coach, Mark Thompson.
Won
Loss Ti
MHC vs. Tennessee Wesleyan
5-0
MHC vs. Belmony Abbey
5-1
MHC vs. Union
2-1
MHC vs. Lenoir-Rhyne
3-1
MHC vs. Tusculum
3-1
MHC vs. Gardner- Webb
1-0
MHC vs. Lincoln Memorial
3-1
MHC vs. Lees-McRae
1-0
MHC vs. Elon
3-0
MHC vs. Presbyterian
5-0
MHC vs. Carson Newman
3-1
MHC vs. Francis Marion
7-0
MHC vs. Wingate
5-4
MHC vs. Savannah
5-0
MHC vs. University of North Ronda
2-2
MHC vs. Catawba
1-1
MHCvs. Lenoir-Rhyne
3-0
Sports 135
The Power Behind The
Serve In
TEN
Men's Team
Jim Carrara, Wayne Glanville, Paul Goss, Steven Kramp, Siddarth Narasimhan, Mark
Shortall, Mario St. Clair-Canaii, and Michio Yoshida.
136 Sports
Deanna Bentley, Amanda Hunt. Caterina lezzi. Brandy Kelly, Rebekah Mains, Joy
Moberg, Laura Scully, Jennifer Schommer, and Joy Stallard.
Sports 137
CROSS COUNTRY
It's what was touted by some as the
best Cross Country season for Mars
Hill to date, a wealth of young talent
rose to the forefront. Leading the way
was returning senoir Norman Bove,
who garnered the First Union Scholar
Athlete Award for the second con-
secutive year. Bove provided much
needed leadership for the young team.
The team finished in the top half of
every competition they entered, in-
cluding our own Mars Hill Invita-
tional, where the women placed sec-
ond and the men placed won their
team competiton.
Three outstanding freshmen paced the
new talent. Jennifer Wiggins led the
women, and out ran all contenders at
the Mars Hill Invitational in a time of
20:18. Brae Salyers and Brock
Bailey sparked the men's ranks.
Salyers placed second at the Belmont
Abbey Invitational at 27:32. Bailey's
performance at the South Atlantic
Conference meet was good enough to
earn him Freshman of the Year hon-
ors.
5'.>r
( 1 St row) Jennifer Wiggins, Amanda Metcalf, Kristie Parker, Tammy Phillips, (2nd row) Audrey
Funk, Jennifer Davis, Eve Wilkenshoff, and Coach Owens
"I really enjoyed
being on the team.
We were like a
family on and off
the field."
Amanda Metcalf
Kri!ii
138
Sports
Norman Bove pushes himself to the limit. Coaching Assistant: BenjiKisIer
"I enjoyed the
trips, getting to
meet new people
and getting to
participate in a
high level of
athletics."
Brock Bailey
Krl^(n I
;irki-r prepares for the mcetb\ domg routine stretches.
13^
Sports ^wwg
VOLLEYBALL
For the 1995 season, Mars Hill was looking to overcome the loss of two outstanding seniors.
Although the young recruits showed promising potential at times, the loss proved to be too great.
Senior Mandy Kossnar once again served as team captain, and led the Lady Lions to a second
consecutive fifth place finish in the regular season conference standings. Kossnar graduates with a
school record for the most digs in a career.
The highlight of the year for the Lady Lions came at home against conference foe Carson
Newman. After losing a tough second game 15-17, the Lady Lions rallied to win the final two games,
and pulled out the hard-fought victory.
(Front Row) Bill Shook. Mandy Kossnar, Nichole Gilstrap
(Back Row) Kim Herbers, Sara Boucakis. Alison Shannonhouse, Brittany Wilkenson. Wendy Haneline.Jenny Swizdaryk, Stephanie
Maney, and Tiffany Stork.
140 Sports
Where Perfection
Is Par For The
Course
(Front Row) Don Franklin, JetTDavis, Brian Johnson, Jody Yarbrough
(Back Row) Dana Elliot, Matt Combs, James Hall, Coach Ed Hoffmeyer. Daniel Byrd (not picture).
Sports 141
Cheer T>eaderft
The task of pro-
moting school
spirit at the games
has been the job
of the Cheerlead-
ers. Their enthusi-
asm helps to
pyche up the
crowds and play-
ers.
(From Row ) Christy Smith, Tara Short, Mysti Shuford, Heather Cochran, Jodi Mann, ( Middle Row ) Carol Layne, Christy Toncray,
Chandra Willis - Captain. Nila Helseth, Jennifer Halsall, (Back Row) Mike Meeker, Tommy Dembinsky, Brian O'Donnell, Whitney
Rose, and Daniel Poteate
"Boys hold girls ^iJH
hands, men hold
girls feet..."
Daniel Poteate
Doing the Libeily requires a lot
of trust and strength.
142 Spons
Sports 143
This student brought a
friend to school, and
people say dogs aren't
smart....
The sport trainers
wait outside the
locker room while
the football team
takes a break.
Biking on campus is becoming popular once
again. Students are now requesting that a
bike rack be put out.
Melissa Green works diligently to catalog library cards
in the Curiculum Library.
Dwayne Taylor takes a break on the steps of Wall after taking an
exam he had been dreading.
144 Student Life
m
Sharon sells back her books
cheerfully.
The Pit is a great place to
meditate or meet up with
fnends.
Student Life 145
"jUtM.^ ' JJM.^ '
SSSBiltTrDreTtip
Biltmore celebrated it's 1 00 year birthday .
On November 30, Student Support Services, which sponsors a trip to the famous Vanderbilt
estate each year, took a group of students to the Centennial (1895-1995) of Biltmore. The name
"Biltmore" comes from combining the name of the Dutch village [Bildt] where the Vanderbilt family
originated and an old Enghsh word [more] for rolling hills.
This year, 14 participants got the chance to see the well-known estate for themselves. Audio tours
were provided for those who were interested in the history of the vast Vanderbilt collection. Partici-
pants were able to tour at their own pace and to stroll the grounds. Though the day was a chilUng
experience, the participants still managed to enjoy the day. Everyone should make an effort to go to
Builtmore House at least once. It is truly a wonder to see.
"If you come to
Biltmore, don't
try to find the
Bass Pond!"
Keisha Roper (Back Row ) RusseU Myers,
Stephanie Walker, Jayme
Goodyear, Jane Bradsher, La-
Keisha Roper. Lucretia Van
Dyke, (Front Row)Bucky
Holder, Stephen Bias, Melanie
Jones, Karrie Schremp, Amy
Treadway, Jodi Mann,
"It seems as if it Benjamin Keisler, and Judd
^ , Jones
came from the
pages of
Camelot."
Lucretia Van Dyke
146 Student Life
Participants arrived al Biltmore
ready to have some fun.
At the end of the day. participants gathered at the fountain to wait for
the others.
Those who were bored passed
ihe time waiting for the vans by
playing balancing games on the
fountain.
"I can't believe
anyone lived in
this house. It was
unbelievable!"
Jayme Goodyear
Student Life 147
Community Life
Chanticleer, a 1 2 man chamber choir performed in Moore Auditorium October 1 0, exhibiting a variety of Barry Drake perforomed music
musical styles. from the 60's, and 70's . This
-ru -r 1 r-^ ^ , ... . , r. . , „ , green Card event drew in a large
The Taylor Fitness Center was dedicated by President Bentley in honor of James Taylor for his financial "^owd
contribution which made it possible to open the new fitness center.
148 Student Life
Programs
The cast of Half Past Funny:
Michelle Best, Jason Drake, Chris
Eckstadt, Ami Kari, Josh Callahan,
Keith Michel, and Robert Staton.
The Lunsford Festival, which was held in the Loft,
large crowd of participants and spectators.
drew ;
Student Life 149
Historic Moments
Around tlie World
"Built to Last" is not just a scrap book of memories, but a record of history, past and new.
Around the world history is being made everyday in ways that might not seem important now, but
will be to future generations. History is fact and here are some historic facts that have played impor-
tant roles in different aspects of our society.
On April 1 9, a car bomb exploded in Oklahoma City, destroying a Federal Buildin,
filled with scores of men, women, and young children. Timothy McVeigh, a Gulf
veteran, was arrested and charged as one of the bombing suspects.
Hurricane Opal hit the Gulf Coast of Florida,destroying or damaging thousands of
homes along a 1 20-mile stretch of Florida Panhandle. It is the third-costliest storm in
U.S. history.
Human rights activist Harry Wu was finally released from imprison-
ment in China after being held for 66 days. On August 24, Wu
returned to his hometown of Milpitas, California.
150 Historic Moments
HillaryClintondeliveredaspeechonSeptember5 The Cleveland Indians and the Atlanta Braves
atlhe Women's Conference in China, to promote faced off in the World Series for the first time
women's rights and heath care. in two years. The Braves won the Series with a
1-0 victory.
World Wide Pholos
'i.
Cal Ripken, of ihe Baltimore Orioles, surpassed Lou Gehrig's Xhe signing of the Mideast Peace Accord, between Israel and the PLO toend Israel's occupation of the
"unbreakable" record of appearing in 2 1 30consecutive games. West Bank cities and Palestmian self-rule over 30% of the West Bank, was signed on September 28.
Ripkin's appeared in 2 1 3 1 consecutive games as of September 6, and Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated by a Jewish extremist in Israel on Saturday, November 4.
that same night hit a home run that won 4-2 against the Califomnia
Angels.
This summer. Hootie and the Blowfish won an MTV award for best new artist li ir their vidcu. Hold My
Hand." The 12th annual MTV Video Music Awards was held in September at Radio City Music Hall in
New York.
Jerry Garcia, co-founder of the Grateful Dead, died on August '•).
while in a drug rehabilitation center.just eight days after his 53rd
birthday. Ben & Jerry named an ice cream after him, "Cherry
Garcia".
Historic Moments 151
Colin Powell went on tour in September to promote liis
Aiilobiograpliy, "My American Journey." Powell is the former
chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff He was also the first
African- American to hold this position.
Bosian Serbs took the capital of Sarajevo, when Europe and the U.S. recognized
Bosnia. Serbs attacked "safe areas", killing many U.N. peacekeepers, as well as
holding hundreds of them hostage. The U.S. deployed troops to Bosnia to act
as peace-keepers in the area.
Republican Senator Bob Dole
formally declared his candidacy
for President in 1996.
152 Historic Moments
Greenpeace staged Anti-nuclear
demosirations in France. France
resumed underground testing of its
nuclear devices.
The derailment of an Amtrak train in the remote desert of Arizona happened on
October 9. Sabotage was evident because of the saboteur's apparent knowledge about
the train ' s warning systems. A letter was found at the wreckaged, signed "Sons of
Gestapo."
Nc\\t Gingrich became the tlrst Republican Speakerofthe House in
4(1 years and Time Magazine's "Man of the Year" for 1995.
Fhoios h> Wide World Photos
Historic Moments 153
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BUILDERS OF THE
FOUNDATION
The basic
building blocks
of our education
are molded by
professors who
have acted as
mentors, encour-
aging students to
push themselves
to their limits and
to fully utilize
their honed skills
and text- based
learning.
The faculty is a
reflection of the
quality of student
to be found at
MHC.
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FACU LTY
Faculty 155
In Memory of.
OTIS DUCK, M.D.
Built to Last is an apt
term to describe the career of a man
who unselfishly and faithfully
ministered to Mars Hill College
students, faculty, and staff and
served the interests of the entire
college for 40 years.
Dr. Otis Duck, who died on
April 27, 1995, was an old-fash-
ioned "country doctor" in the finest
sense of the term. He was the
college physician for 34 years;
served 24 years on the Board of
Trustees; and for almost half a
century was pysician, confidant,
and friend to several generations of
students, teachers, staff members, administrators, and
townspeople in Mars Hill.
His portrait and some of the interesting instru-
ments used in his medical pracdce are on display in the
college infirmary. His name graces a plaque in Blackwell
Hall, signifying his generous financial contribution to the
cost of that building. A scholarship awarded annually to
a graduating pre-medical student bears his name, another
testimony of his generosity. Amagnificant set of color
drawings featuring numerous facets of human anatomy
and physiology are among the teaching tools of the
Biology Department, a generous gift from Dr. Duck and
his son Sigsbee, also a physician. The fitness trail which
winds across the campus from just behind the chapel to
the Mail Street boundary of the campus bears his name.
In fact, there is hardly a physical facility or an
aspect of college operafion that hasn't benefitted from his
generosity, his wisdom and understanding, and his life-
time devotion to the college and its students. His profes-
sional practice, his personal dedicadon were, indeed,
built to last.
A native of Madison County whose great grand-
father. Berry Duck (1805-1865), was one of the founders
of the college. Dr. Duck was closely associated with the
school all his life. He earned a junior college diploma in
1937, served as college physician fi-om 1952 until 1986,
served six 4-year terms on the board of trustees, includ-
ing several years as chairman, was honored as "Alumnus
156 Faculty
of the Year" in 1974, and awarded an
honorary degree in 1986.
"Otis Duck was one of God's
miracle creations," said Dr. Fred Bentley
president of the college. "He was the
most talented individual I've known.
God gave him a sixth sense, for he had
diagnostic abilities which exceeded the
usual practice by others. Perhaps it was
because he loved each patient that he
was able to see inside each and know
what was wrong. He will be remem-
bered as a practitioner, preceptor, writer
and lecturer; but most of all he will be
remembered as the most loving, compas-
sionate friend we could ever have."
Following graduation from Wake Forest College
in 1 939 and Hahnemann Medical College in Philadelphia
in 1943, Dr. Duck did his residency at Knoxville General
Hospital. He entered the Army Medical Corps during
World War II and served as commanding officer of a
medical company during fierce combat in Europe. After
the war he returned to Mars Hill and began private
practice.
He did post-graduate study in obstetrics at
Harvard University and its affiliate, Boston Lying-in
Hospital. In 1952 he built the Community Medical
Center in Mars Hill, where he practiced until his retire-
ment.
Dr. Duck was of the last generation of doctors
who made house calls; he made them until 1994, when
his final illness prevented him from treating patrients.
During the first 26 years of his practice he delivered
more than 3,000 babies, many of those "home deliver-
ies." For many years he served on the Maternal Welfare
Committee of the North Carolina Medical Society, and
he was especially proud of never having a maternal
fatality.
In community life over the years Dr. Duck served
as chairman of the Madison County Board of Health, on
the Madison County Board of Education, and on the
Mars Hill Board of Aldermen. During 1992 and 1993 he
was mayor of the town of Mars Hill.
He was deeply involved in the Mars Hill Baptist
Church, where he was a member of the board of deacons
for more than 45 years.
Senior
Adminstrators
Dr. Fred Bentley
President
.w
Mrs. Merry Burgess-Boyd
VP Student Development
Rev. Paula Dempsey
Campus Minister
Richard Hinshaw
Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid
Ed Hoffmeyer
Athletic Director
Dr. Earl Leininger
VP Academic Affairs
Faculty 157
John Pa\nc
Dean of Learning Resources
Ray Rapp
Dean of Continuing Education
Harold Christman
Acting VP for Development
Walter Smith
VP for Publications
Claude Vess, VP Business Ser\ ices; Naomi Ferguson, Assistant to VP Business
Services; Alma Robinson, Cashier; Myrtle Martin, Student Loan Officer; Penny
Ponder, Bookkeeper; Michael Owens, Controller
Edith Whitt
Registrar
Ruth Angle
Director of Financial Aid
Gerald Ball
Director of Computer Center
158 Faculty
Dean Caldwell
Residential Living
Dr. Sue Fitzgerald
Christian Education Ministries
r
A
Jay Hirst
Student Development Office
Melissa Stanz
Director of Public Relations
Richard Dillingham
Director of Appalachian Center
Campus Police Officers; Craig Goforth (Chief), David Ingram, Stacey Allen,
John Rice; Campus Security; Alan Wyatt, Sean Kelly, and Dwayne Taylor.
» i
Barbara McKinney, Director of Student
Support Services; Weston Burgess, Teresa Ball, Hope Chandler, Darryl
Counselor; Lisa Watchman, Tutor Norton (Manager), Shirley Thomas,
Coordinator; Nancy Hyatt, Secretary Karla Chandler
Faculty 159
ir^
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Jenaro Abraham
Spanish
Jeffery Andersen
Recreation
Winona Bierbaum
General Education
Joe Blair
Accountini
Carol Boggess
English
Dr. Sam Boggess
Biology
I H ^H ^B ^^* — ^ •% ^:/r^ ' ll^H
Virginia Bovvers
English
Stanley Buchanan
Political Science
160 Faculty
Gaynelle Caldwell
SART
Dr. Barbara Car>'
Education
Dr. Edwin Cheek
English
fi^yjL
Dr. Jo Ann Croom
Biology
Dr. Richard Cary
Art
Dr. Grainger Caudle
Business Administration
Dr. Thomas Coates
Physical Education
Dr. Jon Crawford
History
Dr. Kathleen Donald
Psychology
Dr. Roland Doepner
Education
Faculty 161
162 Faculty
Dr. Weihu Hong
Math
Harry- Hughes
Math
Dr. Bill Hutt
Biology
Dr. Ellison Jenkins
Religion
Bcu> JollcN
History
C. Robert .lone:
Theatre Arts
Dr. Noel Kinnamon
English
t
Dr. Susan Kiser
Math
Dr. Richard Knapp
Modem Languages
Dr. David Knisley
History
Faculty 163
Robert Kramer
German
Rebecca Kruk
Fashion & Interior Merchandising
Carolyn Lamberson
Music
Clyde Lawrence
Business Administration
Dr. James Lenburg
History
Annemarie Lesage
Art
Dr. Kenneth Manske
Chemistry
Dr. Hal McDonald, Jr.
English
Dr. Katharine Meacham
Philosophy
164 Faculty
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Dr. Robert Melvin
Religion
Dr. Carolyn Nave
Education
Dr. Elizabeth Michel
Communication
Charles Narron
Business Administration
Bobbie Nicholson
Business Administration
Julia Nooe
Social Work
1
^
i
John Oertling
Theatre Arts
Dr. Scott Pearson
Biology
Dr. Barbara Pendleton
Business Administration
Faculty 165
_ A, i4l
Charles Phillips
Physical Education
Dr. Thomas Plaut
Sociology
Jane Potter
Music
Dr. Gordon Roberts
Math
Donna Robertson
Music
Brenda Russell
Fashion & Interior Merchandising
166 Faculty
rmr
I )i Donald Russell
Natural Sciences
(. Ikii) Saenger
Social Work
Gail Sawyer
Sociology
Dr. Thomas Sawyer
Religion
Daniel Schimdt
Music
Denise Schmidt
Music
Dr. Larry Stem
Political Science
Dr. Teresa Stem
Education
Dr. Walter Stroud
Social & Behavioral Sciences
Faculty 167
TboiPkhuied:
Lauren flbernethy
€v0lyn Anderson
DiQnne flrroujood
Kothleen Ryotte
LUonda Boiley
Fredrick Baker
Sidney Baker
Dr. Robert Baker
Kevin Bornette
Phyllis Bechirol
Bruce Bradley
Cathy Bridgers
Brenda Briggs
Rod Brombocher
Mane Brotun
Susan Bryson
Rnnette Cameron
Grace Campbell
Dr. Tracy Campbell
HIta Copps
J. P. Carney
flvo Carter
Martha Carter
Vernon Caiver
Joan Costleujitz
flndreuj Chittick
Ivo CoQtes
DarleneCogdill
Robin Cole
James CoxDodd
Helen Doujiing
Mory Culbertson
Sherri Debrond
Deono Dillingham
Dovid Dittmonn
Dr. Joseph Dodd
flmando Fogg
Jon Fogg
Karen Flynn
Bern ice Fox
flndreuj Fnedlander
Cindy Frost
Vicki Godberry
Robin Garner
Dr. Joy Gentile
Noncy Harmon
Peggy Harmon
Bonnie Hartley
Dovid Hartley
Gordon Hinners
Jim Holcombe
Dovid Johnson
Brion Kelly
Judy King
Clara Knight
Lindo Loughrun
Sterling Laujrence
Harold Littleton
LisQ Mason
Heather McKee
Gujendolyn Metcolf
Lou Miller
Rochoel Miller
Scott Miller
Vickie Mills
MelonieMoore
Sylvia Murphey
Croig Nelson
Phyllis IMeshem
Lynne Poleno
Cynthia Perkins
Solly PfoFf
CliPFord phifer
LUondo Phillips
Jeonnette Proffitt
Chanty Roy
Jone Renfroe
Dovid Riggins
James Roberts
Beverly Robertson
Barboro Robinson
George Robinson
Shelby Robinson
Kelly Roverse
Vicki Schroven
Donna Seymour
flilen Shelley
LUilliom Shook
Carole ShuFord
Koren Silver
flion Smith
Pot Smith
Sondro Sprinkle
Dovid Stevenson
Cdujord ST.Germoin
Cynthia Storer
lililliom SoilFt
Daujn vornorsdole
Horry Vorarsdale
Rick LUolloce
Jeon LUalsh
Roberto LUillioms
InFirmnri]- gurlto BroLun. LP(\I:
GllenCoomer, Director of
Medicol Services: Volene
mien. LPN oncJ Ben
Skillmon.insuronceCoordinotor
flm^ Borr Justice
UpLuord Bound Program:
MorgoretTurnsr.Director:
LUilliom Angle, Counselor: end
Louise Robinson, Program
flssislioni:
A New Era Begins
Dr. Fred Bentley stepped aside as president of the college on March 1,
1996. He had stated earlier last year that he would step down if the Board of
Trustees and the Presidential Search Committee found a suitable replacement
that met the leadership requirements stated
at "listening sessions" conducted by a group
consisting of alumni, the Student Govern-
ment Association, the Parents' Council, the
National Alumni Board, and other groups.
The search for the next president took
months of extensive meetings, interviews,
questionaires, and other actions.
On December 20 Dr. Max Lennon was
recommended unanimously as the next col-
lege president. A 1 960 graduate of Mars
Hill College, Lennon served as president of
Clemson University from 1986 to 1994.
Dr. Bentley will continue to serve out his
last year (1996-97) at Mars Hill College by
doing fund-raising and public relations duties. His time at MHC has been
; one of positive financial growth and community involvement.
Faculty 169
Ahemathy. Ashlpv Npal
70.120.121. 1?.7.
Acker. F,li7ahethNicnlf9R
Alexander. Brian Dpnni-; 9K
Allen. Gau' Brandon
Allen, .losephl.loyd
Allen. Nicky Fugene
Allison. AndrewOranvilip III
21.47,90
Alt.RodneyAnrirevv
41.70.82..52
Alvey. David Kenneth
Ammons.JenniferI.ee
Ammons. Joyce Jiiree
Ammons. William Ross Jr. 41
Anderson. Patrick J
Anderson. Rebecca Jane
JXliLll.44.?8.7Q
Angel. James Anthony
Arnold. Steven Thomas 40
Asselin. Michelle A
Austin. Joshua Richard 95
Ayala. America
Bailey. Brock Philip 98
Bailey. Stacy Pamell 98
Baker. Cathy Joe 90
Baker Michelle Christine
44.98
Baker. Timothy Franklin
Ballard. Christine Aileen
Ballard. Max Fiigene Ir
Barber. .James Claude 41,108
Barber Jessie 1 ce 1 08
Barin. Clarissa Dawn 9*;
Bariik. Frik Jon
36.54..S8..'i9 7l 117
Banner. Laura Michelle 4?
Bamum. R> an Matthew
Barnwell. Victoria lynn 42.95
Barnwell. Vollie Richard 47
Bartholomew. Diane Joy Hun
Bass. Michael Paul 46
Bales. Jennifer Alice 71 8?
Bates. Robin Kayc 98
Baucom. Timothy Wendell 46
Baxlev. Michelle Lorraine 98
Beam. Scon Edward
Bean. Brian Fills
Beddinofield. Julie Diane
Belk. Michael Christopher 71
Bell.KaionCrimeak
Belschner. Lanese Kathleen
Beltran.laime Andres
Bennett. Nathan Rovee 47 90
Bentlev.Deanna Marie
30.54.98
Berestovskava Natalia V 98
Best. Michelle Krisline 90,149
Betlis. Robert Vincent
Bias. Stephen Michael
44.95,146
Biddle. Bradley Cieorge 46
Bills. Lynn Ray
Black. .lenniferMichelle
42.50.90
Blair. Melissa Ann 7 45 95
Blakemore. Chadwick Steven
Boelt. Sara A
Bohanon. Pah-ick Harrison
Boisvert. Laura .Jean 47.95
Bolinski. Patricia Skillman
48.71 83
Boone, .loshua Hudson
Boone. Katherine Marie Peyton
Bosnak. Wendi Michelle 98
Bost. Craig Carroll 95
Boucakis.Saral.ee
Bowen. Ronnie Harris 98
Boyd. Anthony Terrell 90
Boyd. Jer^^' Bryan 44
Bradford. Rebecca Denise
Bradley. Julia Anne
Brad.sher Katherine Jane 146
Brandon. Jonathan Church
41.95
Brewer. Matilda Nicole 44 95
Bridges, Brian Scott
Brigman Vanessa Lynn
Britton. Mary -Katherine
Brooks. Joy Diane
Brooks. Matthew Flias
Brookshire. Heather Fariine 90
Brown. Alicia Cheryl 71
Brown. Andrew Peter 98
Brown. Kelli Jean 44.95
Brown. Nakial.ee 98
Brown. Sherry Fli7aheth 7 1 ,83
Buchanan. Amanda Gayle 98
Buckner. Brian Michael 53.71
Buckner. Michael Stephen
Buckner Shanna Clark
Buckner Shelley Dawn 9!
Bumgamer. William Boman
Bundv. Shelley Flizaheth
Burgess. Erin Alane 71
Bureess-Smith. Bethany Carol
40.70.71^
Burnett. Rosemary Flizaheth
47.90
Burns. James Albert
44.49..54.7I.84
Bunon. Marcus Lamare 99
Butler. Charles Avden IIT 71
Butterfield. Sara Deni.se
Byrd. Daniel Shawn
Bvrd. Kenyatta Vemee
Bvriey. Michael Todd
Bvmes. Rebecca Fllen 90
Cain. Allison Danette 99
Calhoun, Astrid Andrea' 95
Callahan. Joshua James
40.41,90
Campbell. Ashley ToAnne 99
Campbell. Carey Lynn 71,83
Capps. Gabriel Anthony
Cariile. .Susan 47 71
Carney. James Patrick
Canara Jim 72,84
Carter. Amy Renee 35
Carter. Julie Anne 90
Carver. Fllen Virginia
Cash, l.amark
Caskey. Julie Annah
Cassida. Martha Tennille
Cassida. Mary Beth Turner
72,84
Cassida. William Shane 77
Cas.sidv..lohn William Jr 77
Chamberlain. Timothy I .eon
Chapman. Paola Elizabeth
Charlton. Richard Michael
Chastain. John Arthur
Chavez. Marcus Alexander 40
170 Index
Cheeks. Kahlil Amad 47.99
42
rhesmul. Scott Vemnn 'W
Chollel, Francisco Anthony
rhrisawn. Jaime Ann Wnmhie
rhrisawn. lee-Ann 90
Chrisaim. Paulflenell
rhristian.rhadl.ynn
rhristianson. Kelly I.eah 44
riaggetl. Richard loseph 40
Clark, Adrian Marqliel
Clark. Erik Everene 45.95
Clark, .lonathan Earl 44.49,90
Clausen. Susannah Christine
99
Clerico. Ryan Thomas 41.95
Cjine. Su.san Emmalea
46.49.72
Clodfelter. Ryan Holden 46.54
Cochran. Heather Alice 42.72
Coker. William David 29.99
Collins. Christopher John
Collins. ChristopherT ynn
Collins. l.auraElizahelh
Collins, Randall Ted 72
Collins. Sherry Lynette 95
Combs. Manhew Bradford 99
Conard. Jodie Ella 42.95
Condrey. Kevin Richard
Conner. David Robert 46
Connor. Forrest Lanier 41.95
Connors. Colin Patrick 72
Conrad. Joseph Calvin
Cook. Kalhki-n James 99
Cook. Rhonda Stephanie
48J2.
Cook. Thomas John 96
Cope. Nira Anne 42.72
Corbin. Jonathan Perrin
Com, Christy Jo 72
Com, Jason Olee 99
Com. Kenneth Ray 72
Cottingham. Michael Denver 99
Coup. Jennifer I ynne 42.72
Covington. Sharon Carson
Cowan. Ali Orlando
Cox, Katrina Rose 72
Cox. Leslie DeAnn 96.117
Craig. Zachary Samuel 99
Crain. Tamara Dayle 90
Crane. Charles Jeffery
Crawford. Elisabeth Ashley
Crawford. Gregory Scon
Crisp, Mame LeAnne 99
Crompton, Glenda Lee 20,72
Cronin, Daniel Rudolph
Croshaw. Matthew Ward 99
Cueman. Kelly Melissa
44,46,99
Dare. Timothy Jay Jr.
21,41.47.5190
Darnell. ValerieNicole
13.21.73
Davenport. Eric David 73
Davidson. Jamie Wayne 99
Davis. Heather Ann 40.46
Davis. Jennifer Glynn 91
Davis. Jennifer Michele
Davis. Marshall Jeffrey
Davis. Rachel Celeste 44,99
Davis. Whitney Leigh 91
42,47,73
Dekeris. Kevin Michael
Dell, Kellie Ann
Dembinsky, Thomas Eugene
I8.45.4650..96.
IkiiloiLNatalie Michelle
Deyton. Brian James 21.73
Dhermy. Susan Diane
Dicken, Robert Jason 54.73
Dillman. Nora Christine 96
Ditmore, William Anthony Jr
Ditty. Colin Neal
Djukic. Dragan iXSl
Doby. Jennifer 1 ynn Dixon
Donohue. Joseph Patrick
Dot.son. Kristopher James
47.96
Douthwaite. Jill Lowery 73.84
Dover. Joel Mark
DuBois. Christine 96
Dyer. Rose Maty 42
Eaves. Tajsha Nanette
5.42.44.47.73
41.91
Edmonds. Rebecca Ruth 91
Elder. ChristopherScolt
21.46.50
Filer. Jacqueline Nicole 96
Filer, Joseph Brandon 99
Elliott. Dana Shea
Ellwood. Brian Douglas
Ennis. N
F.nsley. Patrick Henry
Epps. Byron Terron
Epps. Mark Harrison
Ervin. Chester Charies 96
Eudy, James Henry 46
Evans. Jennifer Kelly 44.99
Ezell. Daniel Caldwell
Faeth. John Thomas 46
Faeth. Krista Lee 7.21.52
Fender. K imberly 1 anette
Fender. Sherry Ann 91
42.44.73.85
Fields, Jenean Angela 99
Finch. Cynthia Michelle
Fletcher. Walter Theodore II
47,99
Floyd. Brandon Anthony 99
Foard. Melinda Anne
Ford. Rebecca Lynn 96
Fountain, Joshua Nahum 99
Fouls. Sarah Sawyer
Fowler. Amy Suzanne 40,73
Fox, Christopher Scon 49.85
Fox.x. Misty Dawn
Francisco. Marcia Rose Tern,'
40,42.73.85
Franklin, Don Edward Jr. 99
Frazier. Amanda Gail 91
Frazier Bei\|amin Damon
Frisbee. Lisa Duyck McDona I d
Fncci James Patrick
12,40,73,81
Fulbright.MitzJNelle 42.44.96
Funk Aiidrey Elizabeth 55.73
Galyean, Michelle Lucille Smith
Ciarren. Shanaia Deanne 1 00
Gary. Lee William
Geddie. KristoferSimon-Olis
31,41,96
Gerrin. Jimmy Michael
Giamanco. Dusty Davis
Oibhs. Dexter Jerome
Gilberi Jennifer Christen 91
Gilbert. Mariin J. II
44,100.117
Gilbert, Rebecca Marion
Gillespie. Dawn Michelle 96
Gilstrap. Nkhole Luzett£_Jil(]
Glanville. Wa> ne Edward
Fredrick
aiVEnce
Goodyear. Jayme Lynn
40.96.146
Gosling. Paul 41
Goss. Paul
Gouge. Robert Jack
Graher, SharieasRenee
31.44.91
QraggJVlichelle Leigh ijb
yan King 117
53.85
Green. Amanda Lynn 86
Green, Angela Dawn 91
Greene. Chandelerl.aThia
Greene. Christopher Neil 100
Greene. Susan Diane
Index 171
SIT'
GresJia:
Griffin. Kevin I, ee 31.100
Griffin. I.eAnnPenise
Groom.s. Kelly Tennille 100
Gross. Hnd lev Adam 96
Grunder. AnnMarieCrelia
Gunter.rr>stalT ynn
Gutierrez. Yarn P 96
Hale. Gordon David
Hale. Ryan Keith
Hall. Cory ParU 47,96
Hall. Diana Dale 96
Hall. Robert Sentt
Hallock. James Avent 91
Halsall. Jennifer Marie 9S.96
Hamman. FricNeal
Handy. Gina Kristen 4? SO 90
Haneline. Wendy Jill 96
Hanev. Joel Seot IIS
Hanklon. Condi I isa Deon
Hanrahan. Matthew Thomas
100
Hardin. Amanda F.rin 47 96
Harding. Shannon Michelle
46.74
Harold. Mary Catherine 40
Harrell. CherieLynette 74
Harris. Amy Myra
.31.44.47.49.91 116
Harris. Melissa Suzanne 96
Hattawav. Jennifer Ann Taylor
Haw kins. Aaron Thomas
44.98.100
Hawkins. Dana Rochelle
Hawkins. Michael Tilghman 46
Hawkins. .Sandra DeAnn
Head. Alice Elizabeth 100
Heard. James Pemell
Heard. Thomas FlovH Terrall
100
Helton. Caria Dale 100
Henderson. Emile A. Ill
Henderson. Laurie Gay
21.43.91
Henderson. William Andrew
Hendrix Hollvlvnn 47';->91
Hendrix. Tifl'any Dawn 100
Hensley. Robert lane
35.91
Herbers Kimherly Marie
Hickev.lodjpl ee
Hicks. Fdward William 100
Hicks. Mic
High. Christopher Tony 41
Hill. Charies Timothy
Hilliard. Ashley Flizaheth 91
Hipkins. Jill Leigh 100
Hilchings. Nigel F.dward John
49.74.86
Hodges. Kimberley Michelle
Holder. Ruckford House 74 146
Honevcutt. Carol Phillips 75
Hooker. Donna Hanev
Hopkins. Gneeda Glass 42.7.5
Hopkins, l.ora Lvnn 91
Hopper. Mark Lemuel 75
Hopper. Sharon!.. Dees 100
Homick. Thomas Matthew
Ikard.Antnine Maurice
Ingle. Nathan Bartholomew
lnman..lnnathan Willis
Ito. Akira 47 75
Wimberiy
Hudson. Iny Lynn 47,75
Hughes. Danna Lynn 100
Hughey. Scon Douglas
54.91.117
Hunevcutt. Miena Jean 44 1 00
Hunnicutt. Stephen Todd 97
Hunt. Amanda .lane
Hurst. Matthew Steven
75.118,125
Hutchinson. John Aaron
Hylemon. Fiohby loe 100
Jackson. Brenda Kay 48
James. Alvis l.eRoi 100
Janson. Ramona Flyse 59
Jarrett. Kasey Ramsey 97
Jayne. Nicketiel.indley 71
Jennings. Alisa Paige 42,75
Johnson. Alan Daniel 46.75
Johnson. Amy Elizabeth 7
Johnson. Brian William 46
Johnson. Donald Robinson
.lohnson. Janice Lynn
Johnson. Shawn Patrick
Johnson. Toronto Artn
Johnston. David Friward 97
.lones. Benjamin Steve
Jones. Brandon Lionel 100
Jones. James Kelvin
Jones. James Stuart
Jones. Jonathan Brent
Jones. Michael Thomas 40
Jone.s. NiaMalika
Jones. Sharon Elizabeth
3.42.75
Jones. William Judd 100 146
Jordan. David Allen 75
Joslin. Julie Ann 47 75
Joyner. Julie Nicole 75.86
Judkins.Kristy Nicole
Justice. Alan Curtis
Justus. Ryan Foster 1 00
Kaiser. Heidi Ann
Kasabara. Kaziie
Keaton. lenav Lanette 77 97
Keenan, .lesse Alan 100
100.146
Kelley. Christina Ann 36,45,97.
Kellev. .Sean Aaron 50 97
Kelly. Brandy Michelle 40,97
Kemp. Charles Reginald.lr.
King. Angela .lemell 117
Kinser. Bryan Lee
Kiser. Eliz.abeth Delle 101
Knight. Darry-I Bradford 92
Knight. Jillian Foster 59
Knisley..loel Campbell
Knox, .lames Marlon 101
Kondo. .Shojiro
Kossnar. Mary Amanda
Kramp. Steven Amil
Krech.lennyferLynne
Kremkau. Jonathan S. 92
Kush. Ivan Alexander
Kynes. James Bernard Jr. 92
LandJ
1 .andrelh, Jason Matthew
I.ang. Fric Michael 22
Lanier. Waller Sheftall Jr. 46
L.aurenls. Michelle Flizaheth
I.au7.on. Donald Edward Jr. 101
Laws. Roger Allen
Lawter, Stephan Van Ruren
I.ayne. Carol Ashley 101
LeQuire. Lara Dawn 47.53.92
Ledford, Jeffrey William 92
Ledford. Marion Claude
I.eenhoiits. Aimee Lynn 101
Lemmon. Valerie Anne 42
I.enaghan. Michael Patrick
41.51
Lewis. Brittany I.eara
Lewis. JenniferCireene 44.101
I.iddy. Brandy Kathleen 92,116
Limer. Kevin Duane 46.76
LindssivTa:
Lindsey. LaTonyaRenee
Lindsey. O'Nicholas Rmeslo
lOi
Linehaueh. Tiffany Leigh
MistieAnn 76
Lisenbee. Daphne Caroline
Linle. Christina Mae 4S,92
Liltlefield. Tricia Lynne 44.47
Liltlejohn
Liltlelon. Matthew Davis 101
Livingston. Ames Martin
Lloyd, Hope Carolyn
Loan. Crystal Oail 101
Long. Susan Annette 76
Love. Gregory Edward
Lucksavage. Maria Rose
Luke. Amanda Marie
47,98.101
Lulay. Leilani Michelle 48.92
Lurie. Jay Marshall
Lyda. James Ryan 46.76
Lytle. Anna Marie
Lytle. Lawrence Peon
Mackall.'
Mains, Paul David 47
Mains. Rehekah Lyn 44.101
Makins. Christopher Lamont
Maney, Stephanie Dawn
Mangum. Joseph Brian
Mann. Jodi Lynn 101.146
Marcus. Calvin Shane
Marquis.Jennifer Alice
Marshall. Ernest Steven 1 0 1
Martin. EllisaDaune
44.50.70.76.87
Martin. Kimhedy Nicole
Mason, Kimherly Rae 101
Massa. lenny Lee 101
Masui. Yuka 46
Matlock. Brian Lee
8.10.41.42.52.76
Maurer, Judson Taylor 40
Maxwell. Cindy Charlene
Mayo, Lori Beth 101
McAlister.SonyaT.
McAllister, AdrienneElise
42.90.92
McCaleh. Jennifer Dawn
8.42.58.76
McCall.KellieAnne92
McClellan. Amy Dawn 92
McClellan, Myron Levon
McFarlane. Kendra Fiona 101
McCiihoney. William Dale
McCiill. Marion
McGrath. Linda I .ottise
McKinney. Andrea Lee
McKinney. Christopher Bryan
McI .aughlin, Mark Adorn
McNaughton. Kerri Marie 50
McNeil. Michael Charks
Medford. Fric Michael
Meeker. Michael Aaron
Melton.. Jonathan Scott
29.49.92
Melton. William Dudley 92
Mendez. Jason Neil
MesbiT. SiunuclNji
McK.iir, .Amanda Alison 101
Michel. Keith Raymond
Miller. Amy Ranmna
Miller. Erin Sarah
Miller. JenniferMarie
Milligan. Christon Marie 101
Mills. Julie Diane 92
Minor. Christina Diane 42,92
Minler Bradley Wilson 92
Mitchell. Jennifer Tori-Ann
Mitchell,. Ion Thomas
Mitchell. Teresa Ann 101
Moherg.JoyElizahelh
8.76.81.87
MotTal. Joel Kirhy 92
Moore. Joshua Brent
Moore. Mandy Grey
Moore. Steven Webb
Moreno. Eduardo Alberto 101
Morgan. Freda Elizabeth 44.54
Morgan. Mandi Marie 47. 1 00
Morris. James Christopher
Morris. Kelly Amanda 42.76
Moms.Norman Preston
Morrison. Craig Lee 2.3.101
12.40.76
Mullini.x. I
Muqihy. Jennifer I ee Pacheco
Murphy. Jody 76
Myers. Richard Glenn
5.41.42.51
Myers. Russell 146
Myers. Stephen Paul 101
Narasimhan. Siddarih
Nash.Chadwick Wallej-..LOi
Nelson. Cherie' Nicole 92
Nelson. Jill Elizabeth
Nelson. Patrick Mitchell
5.10.1 1. 34.41.4.3.45.51.92
Newsome. James 1 .ee
Newton. ElishaBrackie
Nigro, I
Nl.\. Cynthia Payne
Ni.\. Tiffany Ann .101
oui.s 101
Norton. Ashley Buriin
Norton. Crystal Dora Gail
Nycek. Deanna Lynn Thomas
O'Beny. Callie Greta 108
O'Berry. James Edward 41.10
QIDonnelL Bnan Edwacd
Olinger.Seth Grayson
Ollis. Janey Lynn 44
DIma. Kristin Elizabeth 77
Orth. Jonathan Brent
Oshome. Aaron Laurence 46
Osgood. Kam Lyn
Owenby, Charles Chadwicke
Owenhy. ChristopherCharles
Parker. Amy Dianne 44.54.59
Parker. Daphne Michelle 42.77
Parker. Kristie Dawn
Parker. Patience Jewel
Parks. Sarah Frances
Parries, Kevin Wayne 12
Paul. .lennifer Marie
Payne, AliciaNoel
Payne. Amy Marie
Payne. Anjanette Darlene
Eay:nc.Jcannic Pcgg
Payne. Jenni fer Rachel
Payne. Kelly Virginia
Payne. Lori Dawn 42,77
Index 173
-H
Payne. RohinCei-ilia 10?
43,44
Pearsall. Jeremy Wayne
Perkins. AlhertOdell.lr in?
Permar. Frank r. 47.77
Perrow. Erika Brandire in?
Peterson. Gregory Don
Peterson. Leslie. lanel
Phillips. Tammy I anette 21.46
Phillips. Timothy Andrew 41 ,52
Phoenix. Greg l.yle 4fi,77
Piazza. Matthew Dee 46
Piel.Austyn Davis
Pillsbur\. Jennifer 44. in?
Pincknev.l.eahHeiherg
Pitman. Travise Wayne
Pittillo. Marv' Candace in2
Pinillo. Winnie Ruth
Pitlman. Terra Jo
Pitts. Nathaniel Fric
Plitl. Edward Randolph
Plough. David Arthur in 46
Ponder. Grepnr^ Allan 77
Ponder. James Darren 92
Post, l.orelle Jean
Powell. Jessica I. yda in?
44,.54.in2
Pressley. Amanda Michele in?
Price. Allison I.ea
Privette. David Marcelliis
Pyatte. Kristvleigh in?
Rose. Leslie Ann 46 in:'
Rose. Randolph Whitney
Ross. Amy. [o
Ross. Trevor Pele in?
Queen. Matthew Riinon 44.92
Ouirino. Flias Manuel
Ramh.JenniferFllen in?
Ramseur. Micheal Shea
Ramsey. Dehra Ann Whitley 77
Reagan. Brian Keith
Reasee. Samuel David II in?
Redding. Phillip Andrew-
Reed. Adam Christopher 10?
Reed. Christopher Anderson
44.49.5493
Reed. Kerry I, eigh
Reed. Mary Kathleen
Reed. Roslvn Fay in?
Renfto. Cheryl Lee in?
Rhodarmer. Brent Nathan I n2
Rhodes. Samantha Ruth 54 77
Rhoton, Shauna Lyn 1 02
Rhyne. Robin Dawn 35.93
Rice. Jeffrey Clay 46
Rice. Monica Sijsanne 47. in?
Rich. Molly Garrett
Richards. DezraFlisia
Richardson. Jewel Verona 1 02
Richardson, Manhew Curtis
Riddle. Melynda Michelle
40,46
Riddle. Victoria.Joy
Ridley. Gena Carole 44
Rigney. Roger Fric
Ring.KristieTincher
Rizzo. Joseph Andrew
Roberson. Thomas Andrew
Roben.s.AnnaFlaine
Roberts. Roger Allen
Robinson. Diana Marie
Robinson. GingerI.eigh
42.77.117
Robinson. Grace Renee
Robin.son. Michael Wade 102
Rohinson. Nycole Dawn
Rogers. Brandy K
Roland. Megan Virginia 42
Roland. Rex William 93
Roper. La-Keisha Donnetta
31.146
Sapek. Veronica Lee 103
Sappenfield. Amanda Renee
IM
Sa.saki. Taku UH
Savarese. Brian Jason 77
Saylor. Jason Michael
Schaller. Matthew Michael
Schilling. Laura .Jean 93
Schlegel. Robert Allyn
Schneider. Karin Anne
Schommer. JenniferNirnle
Schremp. Karriel.ynne
in3.l46
Schulz. Gregory Matthew
Scott. Cedric LeMans 5 in3
Scovanner. Andrew Wesley
Scrip. Michael Lee 3n.in3
Scully. Laura Fllen
Sellers. Andrea Carol
Sellers. Evelyn Christina F
Shannonhoiise. AlisnnLayne 47
Shaqje. Muhammad Abdul
IM
Shea. Michael Eugene Sr
Shelton.. Jacqueline Suzanne
Shelton. Janet Ruth
Shelton. Susan Lynn Hopson
77.88
Shields. William LouislV
ShiffletL Benjamin Ray
Shimokado.Kumiko
Shinault- Tracie Lynn 42
Shinoda. Takanori
Short, Tara Lynn 103
Shortall. Mark
Shuford. Mysti Dawn 1 03
Sigler. Chad Vincem .54.in3
Silva.sv. John Eric 46
Silvers. Jennifer Marie
Simmons. Sarah Beth 53
Simms Gianni Cortpse
Simpson Allison Chri.stine 103
Sluder. Angela Gail
Shider. Mark Charies
Slusher.AmvRehecra
44.45.50
■Smith. Brandon Chase 93
Smith. Brian Scott 45,53
Smith. lenniferlill
Sowers. Donna McKinney 78
Sparks. Chad Austin 103
Sparks. Virginia I niiise 9?
Spence. Patrick Hanson 41
Spillman. Johnny Eugene Jr
St. Clair-Canaii Mario Rpnof
Stallard. Mamie Joy 31 49 93
Stanley. Cory McKelvey 1 03
Staton. Robert Gene 40 4 1 ,93
Sterling. Charies Mirhael Ir
Stork. Brian Richard 48,78
Stork. James Michael 48 88
Stork. Tiffany Michelle
Strange. Neely Lynn
Strong. Randy Lee
Strum. Brian Francis
Stuber. Jason Brent 1 03
Sugimoto. Hideko 15
Sullivan. .Steven Randy 41
Summeriin. WalterGrady
4.54.93
Sun. Pui Yi
Swartz. Ruth Ellen 44,50.78,?
Swizdaryk. Jenny Rene'
Svpress. Mary Elizabeth 103
Tabor. Angela Dawn
74 Index
TafI rharles William
T.ift. Joseph Marvin
Taguchi. Ikuo 103
Taylor. Daphne I. ynn 42.78
Taylor, Dwav ne Anthony
144.159
Taylor, lanelle D.
Taylor, Melis.sa Ann
Taylor, Vanessa Marie 46
Tearhman. Andrew .loseph 103
Thomas. AnrirewRerlrum
49.92
Thomas. Angela l.ynn 78
1 homas. 1 aura Grace 78. 1 06
Thompson, Harold Wayne
Thompson, .lohn F.van LL7
Thompson. Sharon Michelle
Thompson. Stephanie Lane 103
Thorp. Thomas Michael 1 03
Tinnin. Tara Nicole 103
Tipton, Amy Marie 103
Tipton, Anna Marie
Tipton, Kevin Wade
Tomlin. Shelby Ann 44,^
Toncray. ChristN Anne 42
Towe, Kelly Diana 103
TowTisend. Casandra Mae
Tracy, F.rika Ann 78
Treadway. Amy Denise
103.146
Trotter, Bohhi Kay 47.93
Tucker. Randolph Douglas 78
Turem. Adam lane 103
Turner, Kimherly Ann
Urrutia. Carlos Miguel 103
Van Dyke. I .ucretia 1 .aSha
31,146
Vamum. Kristen Heather
Vines. Charles Eugene Jr.
Vought. Susan leora 47.93
Waddell. David Michael
Waddell. Kimherly Shae
93,117
Wagner, Sherry I. yn 104
Walker. Kristen Rachael
4.5..S8.78
Walker. Marshall Preston 46
Walker. Stephanie Andrea
21,58,78,146
Waller. Robert Lee 93
Wallin. Tanya Marie 78
Walsh-Grimm. Whitney Allison
Walton. Thomas Edward 93
Walwyn.Tikisha Erica
Ward. Donald Russell Gay 1 04
Ward, Holland Pemell Jr. 78
Ward. Jphn Bryant Jr.
22..51.I08
Ward. Melissa Ellen 104.108
Waters. S UiiMl Rebecca 29
Watkms.Alysia Brown
Watkin.s. Kevin Joel 5.52,113
Watson. April Dawn 78
Waycaster, Charles Donald Jr.
22
Weatheroy. Chester
Webh. Cheryl Tynn
Webb. Elizabeth Ann 104
Weber, Charies Paul III
Weiland.CoriniBelh
Weinberger. Douglas Richard
West. Chanda Leigh 44.93
West. Hunter Lee 104
West. MarcieJoy 44.104
Westall. Carrie Eli7.abeth
Whatley Michael Paul
Whit.son.AshlynRae
Whin. Jeffrey Dean 79
Whitt. Kevin Lee
Wieda.Kristian Patrick
13.41.79
Wielechowski. Walter Jr.
Wiggins. Jennifer Ann 47.104
Wiggins. Kristin Michelle 50.93
WilkensholT. Eve Karena 40
Wilkins. Virginia Madison
Wilkinson. Bnltney Beth
Williams. Dana Eriene
Williams. Jason Cody
Williams. LeonComell
Williams. Russell Jr.
Williamson. Tonja Lee
Willis. ChandraJohns
11.22.42.70.79
Willis. Jamie Lauren
Wilson. Donna Elizabeth
Wilson. James Anthony 48.79
Wilson. Jon Eari
Wilson. Kara Forrece 31.93
Wilson. Kevin Wayne
Wilson. Sara Jo
Wilson. Steven Neil 41
Windham, Amy Lynn
Wingale. Robin Lalisha
42.49.79
Wolfe. EveElizabeth
Woodard. Daniel Shane
Woodrum. Thomas Abraham
22
Woods. James David 1 04
Woods, lamie Leigh 44
Woods, Martin Robert
46,48.93
Woody. Tina Elaine 79
Woolaver. Jessica Anne
Wooten. Richard Derek 79
Worley, Jason Daniel
Worrell. Krisinda Hope 79
42,50,93
Wright. Andrea Marie 42.93
Wright. Gerald Bernard
Wright. Mary Ann 79
Wunsch. Jason Ora
21.43.51.67.79
Wyatt. Alan Cody
Wyatt, Alan Moore
Wyatl. Christy Dawn 25.93
Wyart. Renee Elizabeth 44
Wyman. Elizabeth Gail
Wyman, Jennifer Vickers IM
YaiimaJieikii_a2
Yakame, Hiroaki 79
Yamada. Mayumi
Yanulavich. James Bassett II
104
Yellon, Mary Lou
Yoshida, Michio
Younce. Sandra Nicole 79.89
Young. David Mason UM
Young. Heather Jo 40
Zhao, Chenjiang LL2
Zimmerman. A.shley Elizabeth
m
du Cille, Frank Oliver
Index 175
* IF^
BUILT TO LAST
This year's theme, BUILT TO LAST, seemed the best way to describe a quality education at Mars Hill Col-
lege. MHC has been in existence for a long time and and will continue to move into the next century long after we ai
gone. Built to Last was chosen because it is symbolic of permanence, old school ties, and traditions.
We need to thank several people, without whose help, there would not have been a yearbook. Adam Turem
thanks for taking lots of pictures of the sports, clubs, cheerleaders, and so forth. Erik Barlik, thanks for writing cop
helping with the class section, and most of all, for figuring out how to set up the Index on the computer. We'd like tc
thank Heather Hughes and Becky Anderson for getting quotes, pictures, making layouts, and so much more. Also,
we give our thanks to the rest of our staff for being such a enthusiastic group. Thanks guys! !
Well, it's finally done and we can all
sit back and breathe a sigh of relief I've
enjoyed helping to create a new and better
yearbook, but I thank the Lord that it is over
now.
Many hours were spent working to
make a yearbook that was different from all
the others, one that students and faculty can
be proud of Working on this addition of the
LAUREL was an experience I will never
forget.
Thank you Stephanie for being there
when 1 couldn't and for everything!
<w^4ft;iyv(c(::
Jennifer McCaleb
Putting together the yearbook has
been an experience I will never forget. I
found it a challenge, and a bit overwhelmin
at times. However, despite the many sleep-
less nights I've pulled during the semester i
order to meet deadlines, the satisfaction of
being part of this undertaking was worth it
I'd like to thank The Hilltop, the
Coaches, Ms. Stanz, and everyone else wh
loaned photos to the LAUREL.
I'd like to thank Kxisten for helping me wit
copy,and so forth. And I'd especially like t
thank Erik for helping me out with copy,et
during Christmas Break, when he didn't ha
to, and for setting up the Index section.
Stephanie Walker
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