Vol. XXXIV, No. 1 April 1993

FOR FRIENDS OF METHODIST COLLEGE, FAYETTEVILLE, NC

INSIDE: Terry Sanford, Executive-In- Residence, MCAA Directors, Alumni Missionaries, 1992 Annual Giving Report, Sports Report

Liu (BETH SURRIDGE) AND FRIENDS REHEARSE A SCENE FROM THE SPRING MUSICAL CARNIVAL.

I CAMPUS NEWS

VoL XXXIV, No. l 993 TERRY SANFORD RECEIVES McthoM'CoUcp Today (ij'SVS 074-560) a published four times a year (April, i : August, September, and: November) as a service to NAICU ADVOCACY AWARD members of the Methodist College community and Methodist College alumni by the Public Relations Office and the Alumni Offke::bf Methodist College, 5400 Ramsey The National Association of Indepen- continuously, for die last 36 years. In Street, Fayetteville, NC 28311. Second Class postage paid at Fayettevilie; NC 28302-96 14. dent Colleges and Universities presented 1981, Methodist College awarded him an Postmaster: Send postage changes to: ::!:. its first annual Award for Advocacy of honorary Doctor of Law degree. Independent Higher Education to Dr. As a U.S. senator from 1986-92 and METHODIST COLLEGE TODAY Terry Sanford February 4. president of Duke University from 1969- •; 5400 Ramsey Street :; MNs: Dr. Sanford, an original trustee of 85, Terry Sanford found innovative ways Fayetteville, NC 28311-1420 Methodist College, received the award at to address national and international NAJCU's annual meeting in Washington, problems. In the U.S. Senate, he led Alumni Association Officers/Directors ; D.C. The award recognizes an individual efforts to reform the federal budget- S Roger Pait '85, President, Patric S. Zimmer outside academe who has championed the making process. At Duke he established '89, First Vice 'President, Janet Mullen 72, cause of independent higher education in the Institute of Policy Sciences and Public Second Vice President, Joan Pa it '9 1 , Secretary; the United States. Affairs. He recently accepted a part-time Mark Kendrick '83, Third Vice President. The honoree is still remembered as the teaching post at Duke. Directors: Johnny Lipscomb '68, Lyrih "education governor" of North Carolina Dr. Sanford has written three books Carraway 71, Coleen Shaw Doucette '74, (1961-65)—the man who proposed an and worked tirelessly on behalf of Julie Madison '82, Nona Fisher '88, Brcrida disabled and disadvantaged children, McKimmons '89, Cynthia Walker '65, Jerry unpopular tax to improve public schools, Monday '71 , James Malloy '78, Jerry Cribb created the North Carolina School of the national parks, states' rights, and at least '81, Kathryn Offenhauser '87, Sharon Arts, and established the state's commu- eight different private institutions of Weeding '90, Jerry Keen '65, Larry Philpott nity college system. He was also the higher learning. He chaired the American '73, Betty Jo Dent 77, Kathy Stewart '81; author of an innovative legislative program Association of Independent Colleges and Randy Egsegian '84, Lisa Milligan '89. which provides grants and scholarships to Universities from 1980-81 and the N.C. Immediate Past President. Ray Gooch '72.!::: Tar Heel youths who attend independent Association of Independent Colleges and colleges and universities. Universities from 1978-80. : Administrative Officers ^'<<\. M. Elton HendricksTerry Sanfor, President;d wa s Drelecte. d the first A native of Laurinburg, NC, Terry chairman of the Methodist College Board Sanford attended Presbyterian Junior Erik J. Bitterbaum, Vice President for of Trustees in 1956. As a Fayetteville College (Maxton) and earned his Academic Affairs; Mr. Gene Clayton, Vice attorney, he led the citizens group which bachelor's degree from UNC at Chapel President for Business Affairr, Dr. William P. persuaded the N.C. Conference of the Hill. He earned his law degree from the Lowdermilk, Vice President for Church and Community Relations; Mr. Beverly S. Pankey, Methodist Church to build a college in UNC School of Law. Vice President for Development; Mr. Michael Fayetteville. He has been a trustee W. Safley 72, ..... Vice President for Student Affairs. ..::;;;;; ..:'. •'•• ./

;fi MC 'Today Staff p. Bill Billings '68, Editor S i Caroline Parsons, Assistant Editor Sylvia Williams, Sports Editor .;;:•':. Kim Honan, Typographer Bill Billings, Photographer ,.,;.;•••

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DAVID •5*. SPRING WILSON ENROLLMENT c^r TOPS JOINS 1,5OO

FACULTY Methodist College began the Spring '93 semester with a total enrollment of David G. Wilson, retired president 1,549, for an increase of 9 percent over of Fasco Consumer Products in Spring '92. Fayetteville, was recently Day enrollment totalled 987, up 8 appointed Executive-in- percent from last spring's 912. Enroll- Residence by the Reeves School ment in Spring Term I of Evening of Business at Methodist College was 562, up 23 percent from last College. spring's 456. The number of students "The Reeves School of living in the residence halls is 470, Business and Methodist compared to 440 in Spring '92. College are fortunate to be able The college enrolled an additional 141 to offer dieir students access to students in its two-week Interim Term such an outstanding business Jan. 4-15. Enrollment in the second executive and community annual Interim Term exceeded that for leader as David Wilson," said Joe Doll, December, 1991 by 137 percent. director of the Reeves School. travel, and motorcycling. Methodist's Fall '92 enrollment was David Wilson was president of Fasco Mediodist's Executive-in-Residence 1,445. Of that number, 1,080 enrolled from 1981-92. In 1988, he was named tends to favor a democratic versus in the regular day program (the largest Business Person of the Year by Methodist's autocradc management style. "The number ever) and 365 enrolled in the Center for Entrepreneurship. He is a greatest challenge facing U.S. business Evening College. member of Methodist's Board of Visitors, managers today," he said "is how to Methodist College has received 676 former chairman of the Cumberland empower employees and give diem a role applications for Fall '93, 59 percent more County Library Board of Trustees, and to play in running the company and than the 425 received by this time last former chairman of the Fayetteville making decisions." year. Technical Community College Founda- tion Board. A graduate of Virginia Tech, Mr. LOCAL GIVING UP 7O PERCENT Wilson is team-teaching Business 341, "Principles of Management" with Joe Doll. The former CEO is also developing Early receipts from the Methodist That drive raised $237,781 from 728 a special course in "Business College foundations 36di annual Commu- contributors, exceeding the foundation's Transitioning" for Fall '93 and serving as nity Loyalty Campaign indicate that local goal of $175,000 by 35 percent. coordinator of die Executive Speaking support for the Series. college is growing. Business 341 covers topics such as At the end of business ethics, history of business Loyalty Day— MC, MADERO To management, management organization, February 16, EXCHANGE STUDENTS and strategic planning. Mr. Wilson Cumberland alternates teaching days with Mr. Doll. County residents Mediodist College and Madero He said he enjoys teaching, but finds it had contributed University in Puebla, Mexico have entered "very demanding in terms of preparation $85,795- That was an exchange agreement that will allow time." 70 percent more foreign students to enroll for one semester The former Fasco executive has a wide than the $50,340 at the host institution. range of interests. He visited Russia in received at the same BOB Exuu Dr. Arnal Guzman, associate professor November and attended a recent Emerg- point in 1992. The of Spanish, is the program coordinator for ing Issues Forum in Raleigh, at which U.S. foundation's goal for 1993 is $200,000. Mediodist College. Under the agreement, Secretary of Labor Robert Reich discussed Bob Exum, secretary/treasurer of tuition and fees will be charged by the President Clinton's economic reform VanStory-Exum Insurance Agency, is "home" institution. Housing and meals plans. He is a trustee of die Fayetteville chairing the 1993 campaign and directing will be arranged by the "host" institution. Museum of Art and a member of a team of 105 volunteer fund-raisers. Exchange students will be responsible McPherson Presbyterian Church. His Dick Player, president of Player, Inc., for transportation, personal expenses, and hobbies include: fishing, boating, reading, chaired die 1992 Loyalty Fund Drive. health insurance. APRIL 1993: MC TODAY 3 CAMPUS NEWS

WRITERS' DAY DRAWS 18O HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

One hundred-eighty high school "O, Canada." Ms. Greene read six of her Fiction - Ben Johnson, Union Pines High students attended the Methodist College poems. Mr. McLaurin read from his School English Department's second annual novel The Acorn Plan and from Keeper of Magazine Writing - Jonathan Hart, Hale Writers' Day the Moon, an ^__ High School February 1. autobiographical, Business Writing Students non-fiction work. - Misty attended writing The guest writers Hoover, workshops in five also answered Seventy First genres and heard several questions High School readings by guest posed by the Screenwriting - writers/instructors students. Chaine" Phil Gerard of Dr. Robert Masbruch, UNC- Christian, profes- Union Pines Wilmington, sor of English, High School Robin Greene of presented certifi- Poetry - Christy Methodist College, cates and cash Medlin, and Tim awards to the Scotland McLaurin of A PHIL GERARD following student A ROBIN GREENE High School. UNC-Chapel Hill. winners of Writing Mr. Gerard read a short story entided Excellence Awards: HARPSICHORD Metliodist College will dedicate its new harpsichord Saturday, April 17. The instrument was made possible by a challenge grant of $2,500 from the Florence Rogers Charitable Trust and individual gifts totalling $2,500. Mrs. Lynda Beard, administrative assistant to the vice president for academic affairs, wrote the grant proposal. The Development Office raised the balance in a direct mail solicitation. Mrs. Beard and Dr. Mary Frances Boyce, instructor of music, assembled and finished the instrument, which was shipped to die college in kit form. President and Mrs. Hendricks will host a reception and dinner for members of the trustees, alumni board, board of visitors, college foundation and donors to the harpsichord project. A dedication «*> -; ~* ceremony/recital will follow in the Alumni A STUDENTS REACT AS TIM MCLAURIN READS FROM KEEPER OF THE MOON—ABOUT THE Dining Room, Berns Student Center. AWKWARDNESS OF HIS 'FIRST DATE.' The new harpsichord will also be featured during the Methodist College Chorus's spring concert Sunday afternoon, April 25. Mrs. Jane Weeks Gardiner, associate professor of music, will accom- pany the chorus in a performance of REEVES SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADDS PROGRAMS Bach's Cantata No. 106, "God's Time Is the Best Time." The Reeves School of Business at Joe Doll, director of the Reeves School In the future, the harpsichord will be Metliodist College will add new degree of Business, said the new programs were used as a solo instrument by the piano programs in finance/economics, health approved by the college faculty February faculty and as a chamber music instrument care administration, and fashion merchan- 26. For more information, contact Mr. by the Methodist College Chamber Music dising/retail management this fall. Doll (630-7046). Ensemble.

APRIL 1993: MC TODAY 4 CHURCH & COMMUNITY

EHRET, NATIONALLY RENOWNED MUSIC EDUCATOR, DIRECTS AREA CHORISTERS AT A . MEMBERS OF EMMAUS WALK, A FEB. 20 WORKSHOP IN HENSDALE CHAPEL. THE EVENT WAS SPONSORED BY THE CAPE FEAR SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT GROUP, SING CHAPTER, AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS. HYMNS DURING A MEETING JAN. 23.

CLERGY FRIENDS ASSOCIATION ESTABLISHED

A Clergy Friends Association of believe many students will benefit from opportunities and all of us who care about Methodist College has been established. this Association, and I am confident that Methodist College see it as a very positive The Association consists of thirty-six the College will be gready enriched by it." step." ministers in die North Carolina Confer- Mr. Sherman said, "This action puts The first meeting of the Association ence. the college on the cutting edge of new will be held this spring. The membership is inclusive as to race, sex and age. Also, the membership will consist of ministers serving rural, urban, station and multi-church charges. The formation of die Association was CHAPEL RENOVATION approved by the Methodist College Board of Trustees February 4, when Reverend Bill Sherman submitted the proposal on New genera- altar setting to the behalf of the Church and Community tions of students south wall for Relations Committee of the Board of call for innova- lighting effects. Trustees. tive ways to meet We are asking The purpose of the Association is to their spiritual you to help in this orient the Association members to the needs. project by making a mission and opportunities of Methodist In response to gift of one hundred College, assist in identifying and securing where our dollars. We hope to support for the present and future current students purchase 150 chairs, programs of the college, assist the college are in their carpet the chapel, in accomplishing long-range plans, and worship perspec- and secure a plaque tive, we want to listing the donors or make recommendations for the enrich- .V; ment of the college. replace the pews persons being Bill Lowdermilk, Vice President of in Hensdale memorialized or Church and Community Relations, Chapel with oak chairs. This change honored, if the gift is so designated. commenting on the Association, said, will allow us to have a variety of We hope you will join us in this "This has been a dream for some time. I worship settings, such as worship in effort to respond to die worship needs am pleased to see it become a reality. I the round, to move the altar to the of our current students. center of the chapel, and to reverse the

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ALUMNI BOARD ELECTS DIRECTORS, APPROVES PLANS

The Board of Directors of the Method- ist College Alumni Association elected eighO t new directors and filled several vacancies at the group's winter meeting January 30. The board also approved action plans presented by the Chapters, Finance, and Homecoming committees. Janet Mullen '72, vice president and chairman of the Nominations Committee, presented a lengthy slate of nominees for six board seats. After written ballots were tabulated, Mrs. Mullen announced that the following had been elected to three- year terms: Jerry Keen '65, Larry Philpott '72, Betty Jo Dent '77, Kathy Stewart '81, Randy Egsegian '84, and Lisa Milligan '89. The board elected the following to fill vacancies created by resignations: Mark Kendrick, third vice-president; Joan Pait, secretary; and directors—Julie Madison '82, Brenda McKimmons '89, James Malloy '78, Kathryn Offenhauser '87, and Sharon Weeding '90. Cal Violette '84 was MCAA PRESIDENT ROGER PAIT PRESIDES AT THE WINTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING. elected chairman of the Special Events Committee. Jerry Monday, chairman of the and sponsoring at least two social gather- Mrs. Offenhauser reported that the Chapters Committee, presented several ings annually (not direcdy related to fund- tailgate party (lunch), Teacher Alumni recommendations for board consideration. raising) in each area. Association breakfast, and alumni party They included creating a Fayetteville area Director of Alumni Affairs Caroline (dance) would be continued, but that no chapter, identification of potential chapter Parsons said her office would be able to Sunday events would be held. She said leaders in three or four key areas (Fay- generate lists of alumni by geographic "phone trees" will be used extensively to etteville, Raleigh, Charlotte, Richmond), areas within the next few months. The invite members of the reunion classes to board accepted the committee's recom- return to campus. mendations, but changed the wording of Mrs. Caroline Parsons and V.P. for m mm one phrase in order not to exclude fund- Development Bev Pankey briefed the raising from chapter concerns. At the board on Annual Fund advance pledges suggestion of Cynthia Walker, it was and the effort to raise $500,000 for the agreed that green and gold postcards new tennis and golf learning center. would be printed for sending notices of After MCAA President Roger Pait chapter meetings. adjourned the meeting, officers and board Patric Zimmer, chairman of the members attended a luncheon at the Finance Committee, said his group had president's home. three main goals for 1993: 1) assist with the Annual Fund Drive in Cumberland CORRECTION County (Larry Philpott will be a Team Captain) 2) provide volunteers for the In the November Alumni Phonathon in March (Phil '92 issue of MC Mullen will be the alumni liaison), and 3) Today, the name of sponsor an Alumni Golf Tournament at Kathryn S. Homecoming. Offenhauser '87 Kathryn Offenhauser, chairman of the was inadvertently Homecoming Committee, outlined events omitted from a to be held at Homecoming Oct. 9. The caption under the theme will be "A Midsummer Night's picture of alumni Dream." She said Barbara Hogge had who joined the A ALUUNI DIRECTOR LYNN CARRAWAY '71 agreed to coordinate the alumni golf Methodist College CHATS WITH Dp. HENDRICKS, DURING tourney. Endowment LUNCH AT THE PRESIDENT'S HOME. Society.

APRIL 1993: MC TODAY 6 CAMPUS NEWS GOLDEN CORRAL PRESENTS 20TH ANNIVERSARY GIFT To COLLEGE

Officials of the Golden Corral Restau- rant chain held a 20th anniversary party Jan. 13 in Fayetteville and presented Methodist College with a $20,000 gift. In 1973, co-founder Jim Maynard used the Methodist College Library as his office, while developing plans for the first Golden Corral on Bragg Boulevard. In appreciation of the college's hospitality, Maynard presented President Hendricks with a $20,000 check for Davis Memorial Library. Director of Library Services Susan Pulsipher said the gift would be used toward computerizing the card catalog, for new shelving, and for buying new journals PRESIDENT HENDRICKS HOLDS CHECK, PRESENTED AT GOLDEN CORRAL 's 20m to support new curricula. ANNIVERSARY PARTY IN FAYETTEVILLE. —PHOTO BY CRAMER GALLIMORE THEATRE DEPT. PREMIERES PLAY BY JACK PEYROUSE

The Methodist College Theatre Orleans in 1859. He became an avid on stage and in films. He received an Department will premiere an original play reader of Shakespeare during his teen years honorary doctorate from the University of entitled The Will of R.D. or He Loves His in Shepherdstown, West Virginia. He Southern California in 1928. Shakespeare Ai His Life April 1-4. attended the College of William and Mary In 1891, R. D., was quoted as saying, Written by Dr. Jack Peyrouse, profes- and the University of Virginia. MacLean "The Bible is the foundation of religion, sor of theatre and speech, the play was 20 years old when he made his acting and Shakespeare is the foundation of the chronicles life on the stage as experienced debut as Brutus in Julius Ceasar. He stage. Take away the Bible and I would by Shakespearean actor R.D. MacLean formed his own touring company in 1886 repudiate religion: take away Shakespeare from 1887-1945. and spent a total of 36 years performing and I would renounce the profession." The play gives the audience a backstage glimpse of both classic drama and the trials of being an actor. All events and characters are based on facts gleaned from extensive research by Dr. Peyrouse. The play stars Robert Bloodworth as R.D. MacLean, Edwina Lindsay as actress Marie Prescott (R.D.'s first wife), and Susan Paschal as actress Odelle Taylor (R.D.'s second wife). Mary Rowland is directing the play and Paul Wilson is the set designer. The production features R.D. and Company in scenes from the following dramas: Secret Service, The Heart of Maryland, The Mission Play, The Taming of the Shrew, Julius Caesar, As You Like It, School for Scandal, and Romeo and Juliet. The Will of R.D. will be done on-stage, backstage in Reeves Auditorium Friday- Sunday nights at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. Reservations are required, due to limited seating. Admission is $4 for adults and $2 for students and senior citizens. FACULTY MEMBERS BOB BLOODWORTH AS R.D. MACLEAN AND SUSAN PASCHAL AS ODELLE R. D. MacLean was born in New TAYLOR REHEARSE A SCENE FROM THE WILL OF R.D.

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AT REEVES ENTREPRENEURSHIP LUNCHEON McCuNE, BLACK SHARE SECRETS OF SUCCESS

Simplicity and service are two ways to entrepreneurs to be persistent, to give Reeves School of Business, offered a final achieve entrepreneurial success. money away, and to keep things in observation as he closed the first entrepre- That was the message brought by perspective (putting God first, family neurship luncheon, "Every entrepreneur David McCune and Leonard Black, guest second, work third, and social interaction I've known has a vision, plus the guts and speakers at the first annual Charles M. fourth.) determination to follow through." Reeves Entrepreneurship Luncheon Leonard Black owns a chain of 15 Mr. Doll announced that the Reeves December 7. health clubs known as Fitness Today of School of Business and the Center for Mr. McCune North Carolina. Prior to opening Fitness Entrepreneurship would stage a second and Mr. Black Today, he played professional football entrepreneurship luncheon on April 26, both started with the Toronto Argonauts and the 1993. "In the future, we would like to ( their own Washington Redskins, worked in promo- hold one each semester," he said. businesses in tions for the Hagger Co., and Fayetteville. operated a sports promotion McCune firm. Technology, a "Good service is impor- sheet metal tant" says Black. "I make my fabrication firm, money on repeat business. was founded Even in manufacturing, you 17 years ago; have to be service-oriented. LEONARD BLACK its first Fitness Today is a family- product was oriented operation." a rear Mr. Black recalled a window louver for a Datsun 280-Z. universal challenge once put "You have to have an idea to make to him by the coach of dhe money," said Mr. McCune. "Then you L.A. Rams: "God gave us all produce the product and advertise it." the ability to do something. (He advertised his rear window louver in We just have to learn what Auto Week magazine.) that is." He concluded his Mr. McCune said it's important to remarks by saying, "If you "keep your product and your appeal have an idea, pursue it." DAVID McCuNE SHOWS A MIATA TRUNK SHIELD TO simple." He also advised aspiring Joe Doll, director of die JAY WOODARD AND JoE DOLL.

PRESIDENT APPOINTS STRATEGIC CONCEPTS COMMITTEE

Methodist College President Elton planning retreat June 4-6," said Dr. 1) Do nothing Hendricks recendy appointed a Strategic Hendricks. He said he would ask the 2) Lease or purchase apartments near Concepts Committee to assist in the committee to consider the following the campus. development of long-range plans for the questions: 3) Renovate the back row of 12 two- college. 1) What should our optimum bedroom apartments on campus to Dr. Hendricks told the faculty Febru- enrollment be? accommodate 48 students who cannot ary 19 that the committee would meet two 2) What kind of academic programs be housed in the residence halls. hours per week for the remainder of the should we have? 4) Build new residential units—3,000 spring semester. He said the committee 3) What priorities should be given to square feet of "cluster housing" to would consist of: himself as chairman, new funds raised by he college? accommodate 50 students. Dr. Erik Bitterbaum, vice president for 4) What are the pros and cons of The college would need to borrow an academic affairs; Gene Clayton, vice changing the name of Methodist estimated $810,000 to construct the president for business affairs; Alan College? housing, but would net about $236,000 in Coheley, director of enrollment services; Dr. Hendricks also briefed the faculty 1994-95 from 50 additional resident and faculty members Joe Doll, Jane on a projected student housing shortage students. Gardiner, and Emily Seamon. for Fall '93 and listed four options he had The president said the trustees would "We want to have some recommenda- given the trustees for dealing widi the have to approve new housing in May 1993 tions for the trustees to consider at their problem. The options are: for new units to be ready by Fall 1994.

APRIL 1993: MC TODAY 8 ALUMNI PROFILE JIM & BONNIE BLANTON TAKE A STEP OF FAITH

he last year has been very "We spoke at different churches and pineapple. "Most of our students come rewarding for Jim Blanton '67 stayed with church members. We from agricultural families," said Jim. T and his wife Bonnie. promoted mission awareness in some "There are no enforced attendance laws. In December, 1991 the Blantons were churches where they know nothing about When they leave our school, most accepted as missionaries by the South it. These were six of the best months of students go to the 'institutio' (middle American Missionary Society. After two our lives." school, grades 7-8) and then the 'collegia' months of training in The missionary (high school). But a lot of youngsters start Detroit and four society sent Jim and work at age 12." months of fund- Bonnie to visit four Like most parochial schools, Holy raising in the South different Honduran Trinity has a church sanctuary on the Carolina Diocese of schools in April. school grounds. the Episcopal Church, "We thought we As superintendent, Jim is responsible they were sent to were going to Tela," for both the financial and the academic Honduras. said Jim, "but when aspects of the school. He supervises a staff Jim is now the we got to La Ceiba, of 22. The school year begins in February chief administrator we knew that's and ends in November. The school day (superintendent) of where we belonged. lasts from 7:30-4. Government-required the Holy Trinity assemblies are held Episcopal School in on Mondays and La Ceiba, Honduras. there is one chapel His wife Bonnie is an service a week. English/Christian When Jim education/music arrived at Holy teacher at the school, Trinity, he found which serves 270 the school lacked youngstets in grades blackboard erasers K-6. and other basic The Blantons took educational tools. leave in November "One of my first and came home for tasks was to set their son's wedding BONNIE AND JIM BLANTON POSE long-range goals and their DURING A NOVEMBER VISIT TO and clarify the grandchildren's FAYETTEVILLE AND MC. purpose of the baptism. While they school," he noted. were in Fayetteville they visited Methodist They said they had "I've used every- and were interviewed for this article. been praying for a thing I've learned "On December 31, 1991 we moved missionary for two through experience out of our home in Marion, South years." on this job. We Carolina," recalls Jim. "We pulled out our One of Jim's first want to create an teacher retirement and lived 'on the road' tasks was to hire a new excellent Hondu- until June. We took a step of faith." "directora" (princi- ran school. We HONDURAN CHILDREN CELEBRATE figure it will take As part of their commitment to the pal)—a Honduran— LEMPIRA DAY AT HOLY TRINITY Missionary Society, the Blantons were to replace a woman EPISCOPAL SCHOOL. about 10 years to required to raise $110,000-115,000 in who was retiring after achieve our long- pledges to underwrite a three-year tour. many years at the school. "The parents range goals." That meant they had to approach church and townspeople have been very support- The Blantons' grown children have members in their home diocese for ive," he said. "Holy Trinity is one of the been very supportive of their parents' financial support. The Blantons receive a oldest schools in town. Many civic leaders decision to become missionaries. "They minimal salary, plus room and board. and businessmen went there." see this as an opportunity for us to "We were members of the Church of La Ceiba is a small town, where the witness," said Bonnie. "We felt a real the Advent in Marion," said Jim "Ours is largest employer is Standard Fruit Co. calling to this work and we feel the Lord is a missionary diocese." (Dole), grower of bananas, grapefruit, and with us."

APRIL 1993: MC TODAY 9 NEWSMAKER DUKE FACULTY STAGE PLAY BY LOCAL JOURNALIST

John Merritt, a retired Fayetteville the Duke family." some fictional characters and some real newspaper editor and former Methodist Mr. Merritt wrote the play over a five- ones. Actual statements from those College student, received a special honor year period beginning in 1984. In 1988, involved in the case are woven into die in December, when Duke University he took a playwriting course at Methodist play. faculty members presented a staged College taught by Stephen Miles. He U.S. Senator Folney Coleman, a reading of his play Crisis at Trinity. showed Miles a revised draft of the play, fictional Democratic senator from Nordi Trinity refers to Trinity College in which then totalled 200 pages. He Carolina, and Dr. John Kilgo, the actual Durham, the forerunner of Duke Univer- subsequently enrolled in another creative president of Trinity, square off in a heated sity. writing course and a North Carolina debate which exposes the hate and Mr. Merritt's play concerns academic history course at Methodist. He said Dr. intolerance for blacks felt by many North freedom. It is based on the 1903 Bassett Michael Colonnese, his creative writing Carolinians. Dr. Kilgo offers a rigorous case, in which a Trinity defense of Dr. Bassett, while dismissing College history professor, the lynch-mob invective of some newspa- Dr. John Spencer Bassett, —P DR. JOHN SPENCER BASSETT WAS per editors. was pressured to resign after .,* BORN IN TARBORO, NC IN 1867. HE Although Mr. Merritt has the trustees writing an article stating GRADUATED FROM TRINITY COLLEGE voting 5-4 (with the chairman breaking a that blacks would someday (NOW DUKE U.) AND EARNED A tie) not to accept Dr. Bassett's resignation, have equality with whites. DOCTORATE IN HISTORY FROM JOHNS the play is historically accurate in all other A private reading was HOPKINS U. THE FOUNDER OF THE respects. SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY TAUGHT given by Duke faculty Ironically, Duke officials forgot to AT TRINITY COLLEGE AND SMITH December 12 in Sheaffer COLLEGE AND AUTHORED six MAJOR invite Mr. Merritt to the reading. But Theater, Bryan Center. BOOKS ABOUT U.S. HISTORY. several of Merritt's Durham friends did The reading was staged for attend and pronounced it a success. In a trustees and invited guests subsequent letter to Mr. Merritt, Dr. as part of Founder's Day Clum wrote, "There is strong feeling that activities. By coincidence, a bust of Dr. instructor, taught him "a tremendous this should be an annual event...there is Bassett was unveiled in the Rare Book amount about writing and editing." no doubt that Crisis at Trinity-was a crowd Room of the Duke Library earlier in the "The play required a lot of research," pleaser.. .Thanks for writing such an day. said Mr. Merritt. "I used books from important script." In the fall of 1903, Dr. Bassett wrote Davis Library at Methodist College, Mr. Merritt, who describes himself as an article for the South Atlantic Quarterly, archives at Duke and in Raleigh, and "a young 70," recendy sent a copy of his supporting political equality for blacks and newspaper accounts of the incident." play to the UNC School of Journalism criticizing white supremacists in the In 1991, Mr. Merritt's efforts were and Mass Communication. The play- Democratic Party for stirring the fires of rewarded when die first act of his play was wright feels strongly that die issues of racial hatred. The professor was immedi- read at the North Carolina Playwrights academic freedom and racism raised by ately vilified by the editor of The (Raleigh) Festival at UNC-Greensboro. the Bassett case are still worth discussing, News and Observer and other newspaper Early last year, Mr. Merritt sent a copy particularly in North Carolina. editors for insulting white Southerners. of his play to a journalist friend, Roland Several editors demanded Dr. Bassett's Giduz of Chapel Hill. Mr. Giduz liked resignation. the play and passed it on to Dale Randall, ABOUT MR. MERRITT: Dr. John Kilgo, the president of professor of English and romantic Trinity College, leaders in the Methodist literature at Duke. After reading the play, After graduating from UNC in 1949, Church, and the Trinity trustees were Dr. Randall contacted Mr. Merritt and John L. Merritt began a 34-year career as a pressured to fire Dr. Bassett. Dr. Bassett asked his permission to present a staged newspaper editor. He worked for die submitted his resignation, but the Trinity reading before Duke's Board of Trustees. Durham Morning Herald, the Greensboro trustees voted 18-7 not to accept it and Dr. Randall and Yussef El Guindi, Daily News, the professor remained at Trinity for Duke playwright in residence, suggested and finally The another four years. some revisions and Mr. Merritt cut die Fayetteville John Merritt first learned of the Bassett play from three acts to two. Dr. John Observer. case while he was a student at UNC in the Clum, professor of English and dieater, After late 1940's. Joe Morrison, a journalism directed the play, casting fellow faculty retiring in instructor at UNC, lectured about it. members in the key roles. Following the 1984, he took "This incident was pivotal in Soudiern actual reading, Dr. Robert Durden, a variety of history," said Mr. Merritt. "It not only professor of history, praised the historical courses at affirmed the principle of academic accuracy of the play and led a discussion. Fayetteville freedom, but also foreshadowed a change The play describes a special meeting of Technical in the attitudes of Southern whites toward the Trinity College Board of Trustees— Community blacks. I grew up in Durham and heard held Dec. 1-2, 1903—at which the Bassett College and at many stories about Trinity College and case was discussed. Mr. Merritt used Methodist College. APRIL 1993: MC TODAY 10 NEWSMAKER FOR BUSH, QUAYLE BRUCE PULLIAM GOES To COLLEGE By Scott Yates © The Fayetteville Observer Times The ceremony was attended by the December 17, 1952 state's top Republicans, including Gov. It may not count for much, but Jim Martin. Fayetteville resident Bruce Pulliam on Mr. Pulliam was selected to the college Monday got to vote one last time for as a representative from the 7th Congres- George Bush and his distant cousin—Dan sional District. The electors are paid $44 Quayle. and 17 cents a mile. Mr. Pulliam is a member of the "Since Dan Quayle is a distant, distant Electoral College from North Carolina, cousin of mine, I think that is one reason which Mr. Bush carried in the November they gave me that honor," he said. general election. Mr. Pulliam's father, grandfather and Because of that, Secretary of State great-grandfather were all Republicans. "I BRUCE PULLIAM Rufus Edmisten invited the state's 14 have always been active in the party, from Republican Electoral College members to the courthouse to the White House," he a formal ceremony in Raleigh to cast their said. and have even done research for the ballots. He has run for the Cumberland Republican Parry looking into the Mr. Pulliam, 69 , a retired history and County Board of Education and the background of candidates," he said. political science teacher, said the results of General Assembly. He blames both losses That's not to mean he was looking for the presidential election won't be official on being a member of the Republican skeletons. "No, no, no," he said with a until Congress meets in January and Mr. Party at a time when admitting such chuckle, "researching voting records and Quayle reads the Electoral College ballots affiliations was admitting defeat— things like that." from across the nation. especially right after Watergate. That's Mr. Pulliam calls himself a moderate Mr. Pulliam said he enjoyed being part when Mr. Pulliam ran for the General Republican. He said he is conservative on of the process. Assembly. economic matters and liberal on social "There were some very good speeches "I wanted to make sure people had a ones. "That's my Quaker influence, I made, and it was a very formal ceremony," choice and to show there were qualified guess." he said. "I think we all went out in a blast Republicans out there," Mr. Pulliam said. Mr. Pulliam said he will watch the of glory. Even though our party did not "If you want to find out who your friends political process closely during the next win the national election, I think we are, run for office." four years. He said he wants to see if Bill North Carolinians can hold our heads Despite setbacks at the polls, Mr. Clinton can keep the promises he made high and say we supported our ticket." Pulliam has always remained active in the during the campaign. No votes were cast for Ross Perot or party. For 25 years, he was the adviser for "As a good Republican, we will say, as Pat Buchanan at the ceremony, perhaps the Young Republicans Club at Methodist General MacArthur did, 'we shall return,' for a reason. College. Old Republicans do not fade away. They In the 1968 general election, a member "I have been faithful going to county, will always return." of the college refused to cast a ballot for district and state conventions as a delegate —Reprinted with permission Richard Nixon, who carried the state, and instead voted for George Wallace. After that, Mr. Pulliam said, the state passed a law requiring the electors to vote for the person who carried the state or be removed from the college and fined $500. "We all had to sign official documenta- tion, and one official copy will be sent to Washington," Mr. Pulliam said. "It is a ceremony that has not always been followed." Mr. Pulliam said the Democrats broke tradition. The electors came to Raleigh, signed a paper and left. No ceremony, no glory, no pomp, he said. "One year, they just came and were given scratch pieces of paper to sign," Mr. Pulliam said. The ceremony has been held the last three presidential elections, Mr. Pulliam THE INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANTS PRESENTED MC ACCOUNTING STUDENTS WITH A said. "Republicans always do things with PLAQUE NOV. 1 7 FOR WINNING THE IMA SOUTHEAST REGION CASE COMPETITION. L. TO R. JOE class." DOLL, ROSE POWERS, CARRIE PERKINS, BOB COOPER, ROBERT BELL, WALT SWING. APRIL 1993: MC TODAY 11 COMMENCEMENT

R-M PRESIDENT TELLS DECEMBER GRADUATES: 'ALWAYS BE HONORABLE...THOUGH You MAY

Winter graduates of Methodist College A list of winter graduates follows: business administration; Billie Renae Barefoot, December 18 were advised to "always be BACHELOR OF ARTS business administration; Ian H. Bates, honorable, even though you may never be (Surrounding Areas) accounting; Sandra L. Bayliss-Carr, sociology; Judith Marie W. Blake, history; Donna Marie recognized or honored for it." Fayetteville: Sarah Mizell Barry, sociology; Bramble, business administration; Carla Dr. Ladell Payne, president of Alice Freeman Cashwell, music; Tracy Powell Laudermilt, French; Ann Elizabeth Morris, McNeill Brown sociology; Komkai Randolph-Macon College in Ashland, writing; Michael S. Richardson, business Buranasongkram, computer science; Rustin Virginia, told 85 graduating seniors that administration; Sondra M. Wolfe, criminal Edward Butler, accounting; Tanya S. Byrn, everyone can't be a winner, but that justice. elementary education; Scott Lafayette Carter, "unsung heroes, the unrecognized, and Ft. Bragg: Michelle L. Jinnette, interna- business administration; Dana Claudette also-rans" can be worthy of honor if they tional studies. Caulder, business administration; Robert exemplify passion, sacrifice, and (Other Countries and States) Thomas Clayton II, business administration; endurance. Hitoshi Mori, Japan, French. Donna Michelle Combs, accounting and Dr. Payne said BACHELOR OF SCIENCE political science; Thomas M. Cunningham, he agreed with (Surrounding Areas) business administration; Robert Matthew Dempster, sociology; Lester W. Ellis III, the late Fayetteville: Calvin P. Andrews, Jr., accounting; Betsy Ann Enloe, accounting; William Vivian Marie Fredricks, elementary education; Faulkner, who James N. Gibney, business administration; said, "I believe Deanna Matthews Godwin, middle grades that man will education; Michael Andrew Haluski, business not merely administration; Barnett Henry Hill, account- endure, ing and business administration; Richard W. but will Jinnette, business administration; Donald prevail. He is Spencer Kline, Jr., business administration; immortal Patricia M. Kline, sociology and social work; Mark Lee Lange, physical education; Ronald because he has W. Liggins, business administration; April DR. LADELL PAYNE a soul, DeAnne MacMillan, elementary education; capable of Fernando A. Martinez, physical education; passion, sacrifice, and endurance." Leonard Paul McComas, business administra- Twenty-one members of the winter tion; Joseph K. McCoy, business administra- class graduated with honors—12 "cum tion; Jack Chester Mellot, Jr., political science; laude," seven "magna cum laude", and Clifford Overby, Jr., business administration; two "cum laude". Dr. Elton Hendricks, Paul Daniel Palmisano, business administra- college president, presented the third tion; Madelyn Rene Pelchat, elementary annual Sam Edwards Award to Mrs. education; Charissa Devine Perkins, account- ing; Kim W. Reeder, elementary education; Judith W. Blake of Hope Mills, denoting Michelle Lee Reeves, criminal Justice; her selection by the faculty as the out- Malcolm Carr Register, physical education; standing evening student. Barbara Jean Rhoads, elementary education; A senior contract specialist at Fort Gregory D. Rhoads, sociology; Thomas E. Bragg, Mrs. Blake received a B.S. degree in Rittenhouse, business administration; Robert history (magna cum laude) and an A.A Glenn Scott, business administration; Darla degree in Bulgarian. She has chaired the Yvonne Sexton, sociology; Alison Becker Fort Bragg Federal Women's Program Shirley, elementary education; Lara Aileen Committee, served as secretary of the Steele, social work and sociology; Kelly Leigh Hope Mills Chamber of Commerce, Taylor, elementary education; Rodney Wayne Tolentino, computer science; Helen Laura worked on the boards of the Fayetteville Christmas Vile, sociology; Heather Blake Symphony Orchestra Association and the Wheeler, accounting and business administra- Dance Theatre of Fayetteville, and done tion; Lester Meredith Wilkins, sociology; volunteer work with the Red Cross, Girl Guyla Beth Wilkinson, elementary education. Scouts, and Boy Scouts. Bunnlevel: Debra Branch Byrd, Business In other commencement activities, administration. Fernando Martinez, a history major from Clinton: Trenda Sharett Stevens, business El Salvador, presented his country's flag to administration. the college. Roger Pait, president of the Dunn: Kathryn Branch Daniels, business Methodist College AJumni Association, administration. welcomed the new members of the Class Elizabeth town: Amy Elizabeth Currie, DECEMBER GRADUATES PROCESS FROM biology; Lisa Charlene Taylor, business of'92. THE BERN STUDENT CENTER TO administration. REEVES AUDITORIUM.

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(Other Areas of the State) David Dwight Williams, Raleigh, NC, history; Charles Patton Thomas, Rowland, NC, sociology and social work; Eileen Joyce Guevera Perry, Sanford, NC, computer science; Lisa Garden Burgess, Semora, NC, elementary education; Adam R. Hall, White Oak, NC, accounting. (Other States and Countries) Sara L. Beechey, Canada, business administration with a concentration in golf management; Robert Charles Foreman, Ringwood, N], physical education; Richard C. Foutz, Homer City, PA, history; Mark David Gleason, Alexandria, VA, business administra- tion; Michael Bernard Krick, Williamsburg, VA, business administration with a concentra- tion in professional golf management; James Alvin Lavender, Jr., Cocoa, FL, business administration with a concentration in professional tennis management; Antonio Lamont McGriff, Palatka, FL, communica- tions; Lindsey Virginia McRae, Bennettsville, SC, business administration; Lori Ann Pickrel, WINTER GRADUATES AND THEIR FAMILIES AT BRUNCH SPONSORED BY THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. Galesburg, IL, elementary education; Brigitte Anna Roller, Summerville, SC, accounting; Timothy Christopher Schieffelin, Maitland, Dunn: Kathryn Branch Daniels, associate Bulgarian; Melissa Greer Burch, sociology; FL, physical education; Dawn Renee degree concentration in industrial manage- Elizabeth Beck Dickerson, general studies; Thompson, Bethesda, MD, elementary ment. Julie Lynne Dixon, biology; Tami M. Marano, education. Bunnlevel: Debra Branch Byrd, associate Chinese Mandarin; Yuka Sugiyama, art. BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE degree concentration in industrial manage- Ft. Bragg: Edwin Jusino-Vega, business (Surrounding Areas) ment. administration. Fayetteville: Helen Laura Christmas Vile, ASSOCIATE OF ARTS (Other States) associate degree concentration in dental (Surrounding Areas) KraigA. Kvalevog, Rockville, IN, business hygiene. Fayetteville: Judith Marie W. Blake, administration.

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As student needs continue to grow ful outright gifts are important in meeting • Gifts with retained life income along with Methodist College enrollment, today's needs, but of equal importance for and interest it becomes increasingly important for the the future survival of Methodist College • Gifts of life insurance College's assets to multiply. This can are the needs of tomorrow and your We urge you to take the time to happen in several ways. assistance in meeting them. consider a planned gift and join the Each year Methodist College conducts There are four primary ways of Mediodist College Endowment Society an Annual Fund Campaign to provide for providing support to dhe Methodist (MCES). We would be happy to provide operating costs. Presently, our operating College Endowment: you with additional information if you budget is approximately $12 million and it • Outright gifts of cash, securities, would call die Development Office at will continue to grow. Generous unre- property (919) 630-7170. stricted and restricted annual gifts from • Gifts through bequests businesses, friends, and alums help provide this source of revenue, along with the United Methodist Church and its agencies, trustees, various boards and the VFe extend our deepest sympathies to: Independent College Fund of North —The family of Master Sergeant John Fletcher Green (Ret.) Carolina. following his death. He is survived by his wife : The single most important area of • Jean and two children. He worked in the revenue growth for any independent Methodist College Maintenance Department for 10 years.— college is its endowment fund. Thought-

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1 SUSAN MATULA OF THE FINANCIAL AID OFFICE ENTERS STUDENT DATA INTO THE NEW F.E.E.D.S. SYSTEM, WHICH PERFORMS A NEED ANALYSIS AND TRANSMITS APPLICATIONS FOP FEDERAL AID. THIS SYSTEM DOES IN 33 HOURS WHAT A. A NEW 29-PASSENGER BUS WAS DELIVERED IN JANUARY. USED TO REQUIRE UP TO FIVE WEEKS.

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A A NEW BRICK SIGN FOR THE SOUTH ENTRANCE IS NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION LIGHTED, WITH WATER FOUNTAINS, IT WILL CONSIST OF TWO IDENTICAL SIGNS JOINED ATA 90° ANGLE. IT WILL BE VISIBLE FROM BOTH LANES OF RAMSEY STREET.

. MAINTENANCE WORKERS PLANT JAPANESE CHERRY TREES DONATED BY THE PARENTS OF HITOSHI MORI, A DECEMBER GRAD. . CAROLINE PARSONS, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT, AWARDS A DOOR PRIZE TO DR. JULIA PREWITTAT THE LOYALTY FUND BREAKFAST. APRIL 1993: MC TODAY 15 SPORTS WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM WINS DIXIE TITLE

The Methodist College women's With regulation time running down, basketball team ended the regular season KatinaThorne (So., Fayetteville, NC) with an overall record of 14-10 and a first blocked a Karen Barefoot shot. Methodist place Dixie Intercollegiate Adiletic recovered the loose ball, but lost the Conference mark of 8-2. The first place handle as CNU took control and scored to Dixie Conference regular season mark was seal the victory. a first for the Lady Monarch basketball This was the type of battle one would program. expect from two talented teams. Either The Lady Monarchs came up two team could have gone away with the points shy of repeating as the Dixie victory. The game was dominated by Intercollegiate Athletic Conference aggressive defensive play on bodi ends of Tournament Champions as diey took on the floor and never lacked emotional or archrival Christopher Newport in the physical intensity. Championship round of the 1993 DIAC Angle Garner (Jr., Angier, NC) and Tournament. Widi 2.4 seconds remain- Novella McMillan (So., Fayetteville, NC) ing in regulation time, dieir dreams of a were named to the All-Tournament team. repeat championship faded as Cynthia In the championship contest, Garner Allen sank the go-ahead basket to push die scored 19 points on 6 of 9 shooting from Lady Captains to the 85-83 victory. the floor and 7 of 8 from the charity Both teams played inspired basketball stripe. Garner also grabbed 13 rebounds. throughout the game, with several lead ROXANNE C ANNA DAY DRIVES FOR THE McMillan scored 16 points in the changes taking place. Methodist went BASKET. contest while shooting 50% from the floor into the half widi a 49-44 lead. The Lady — PHOTO BY KEITH JACOBS and a perfect 6 of 6 from the foul line. Monarchs opened the second half widi a Daphne Akridge was named to the first cold spurt as Christopher Newport pushed was fouled widi 33 seconds on die clock team All-Conference squad, while to a 69-59 lead at the 13-minute mark. At and put on die line for a one-and-one McMillan was selected second team All- the 6:55 mark Methodist pulled to within opportunity. Barefoot sank both free Conference. 3 points with a 73-70 score. Widi 43 throws to push the score to 83-81. Senior Significant wins this season included a seconds remaining the game was tied at Daphne Akridge (Bassett, VA) scored for 79-72 overtime victory at home against 81. the Lady Monarchs with 16 seconds to tie Christopher Newport. This win set the Christopher Newport's Karen Barefoot the score at 83. (Please see BASKETBALL page 18) TOUGH SCHEDULE TAKES TOLL ON MONARCHS The Monarch men's basketball team With three conference victories, the ended the season with an overall mark of Monarchs ended die regular season in a tie 6-19 and a Dixie Conference record of 3- for fourth place with NC Wesleyan. On 8. the coin toss Methodist received home Youth and inexperience showed early, court advantage in the first round of the as the team got off to a 0-13 start before DIAC Tournament. defeating Piedmont Bible College 95-62 In first round play against NC Wes- January 26. The team returned only two leyan February 23, the Monarchs never seniors. got on track offensively as they shot 24% On January 30 the Monarchs captured from the floor in die first half and only their first Dixie Conference road victory in 32% for the game, while the Battling four years by defeating Averett College 77- Bishops shot 48%. The Monarchs lost 58. Methodist experienced success on the 71-54 to end the season. road again against NC Wesleyan, handing First Year Coach Bob McEvoy feels die the Battling Bishops a 65-58 defeat. Two Monarchs improved considerably during days later in the March F. Riddle Center the season and played better dian the win- the Monarchs captured dieir third Dixie loss record indicates. He said several Conference victory of the season with a young players—Eric Rhew, Troy KEVIN DENNISON SCORES FOR THE 69-66 win over the Cougars. Pennington, and Bill Nebrich—preformed MONARCHS. well. APRIL 1993: MC TODAY 16 SPORTS BASEBALL SQUAD SHOWS STRENGTH AT ALL POSITIONS

Coach Tom Austin has high expectations for the 1993 Monarch baseball team. The team returns an experienced outfield, including left fielder Joe Myrtle and center fielder Brandon Bridgers. Both have been starters since their arrival at Mediodist. Right field still remains an open position, with Brian Steinhagen, a returning player and Matt Berry, a transfer from UNC-G, competing for that position. The outfield also has good depth with freshmen Craig Spence and Tony Palombizio. The infield is loaded with talented players as well. Andy Nelson will see duties behind the plate. "Nelson calls a good game and possesses occasional power at the plate," said Coach Austin. Cheyenne Brooks will handle backup catching duties. First base is up for grabs. Brad Parker, Shane Bagby, and transfer Todd Boyette are in a three-way battle for the position. All three are ' BRANDON BRIDGERS IN CENTER FIELD. excellent defensively and swing the bat well. Mike Williams will see action at second base. Williams possesses a BASEBALL COACH NAMED SOUTH good range, but needs to develop consistency and needs to mature as a hitter. REGION COACH OF THE YEAR The shortstop belongs to Mark Roncace. Roncace was instrumental in solidifying Methodist as a defensive team last season. Paul Boehm will Monarch Baseball Coach Tom Austin has been back up both second base and shortstop. named South Region Coach Chris Horton should get the call at third base. He is solid defensively of the Year for the fifth time. and after a year's experience, his batting should improve as well. During his 13-year career Chris Culbreth should see he has compiled an overall action somewhere on the field. record of 423-151, while He is an overall good player, leading his teams to NCAA possessing good speed, tournament play 12 consecu- MEN'S excellent power at the plate and tive years. His teams have solid defense. BASEBALL won both the South Region The designated hitter and Dixie Conference A position is also up for grabs. *Apr. 3 Christopher Newport championships four times. Cheyenne Brooks or Brian 12:00p.m. His '91 and '92 squads Steinhagen are contending for A*Apr. 4 Christopher Newport participated in the Collegiate World Series. Coach this position. 2:00 p.m. Austin is currently ranked fifth on die list of winningest The 1993 team possesses a Apr. 9 Mount Olive 3:00p.m. active Division III coaches. fairly solid group of pitchers. AApr. 10 Emory 12:00 p.m. Two local talents—Brian Ford Apr. 14 Barton 3:00 p.m. and Matt Boucher—will be *Apr. 17 Greensboro 12:00 p.m. FOOTBALL PLAYER NAMED TO ALL *Apr. 18 Greensboro 1:00 p.m. AMERICAN TEAM starting. Derek Covell, Ricky Young, Paul Knight and AApr. 20 FJizabeth City State Johnny Faircloth are battling 3:00 p.m. Wide receiver Rich Jinette for position in the rotation. AApr. 21 Pembroke State 3:00 p.m. was recendy named to the *Apr. 24 NC Weslcyan 12:00 p.m. NCAA Division III All Short relievers will be Jeff » Hewett and Chad Hathaway. Apr. 25 NCWesleyan 2:00 p.m. American Football Team. Apr. 29 Salisbury State 3:00 p.m. He averaged 18.2 yards *fe?t —"f Bradley Graham, Terry •*"*-' ..••*," Whitfield, Bill Hughes, and 1 Apprentice School per punt return and 34.2 Don Pavlick are competing for 1:00 p.m. yards per kickofF return, -. middle relief duties. May 2 St. Andrews 1:00 p.m. finishing second in the nation . Team morale is extremely AMay3 Mary Washington in both categories. f 3:00 p.m. Coach Jim Sypult de- high. Captains Paul Knight, Andy Nelson, and Joe Myrtle AMay 15 Norfolk State 1:00 p.m. scribed Jinette as "a great weapon for our football team should provide the leadership A HOME GAMES whose desire to succeed and work ethic set an example to keep the team focused * DIXIE CONFERENCE GAMES for die younger players." through the lows and over the + SENIOR DAY A business major from Grandview, WA, Jinette peaks. Head Coach: Tom Austin graduated in December and now works for Wal-Mart in Assistant Coach: Jim Peeples Sanford, NC. APRIL 1993: MC TODAY 17 SPORTS WOMEN'S GOLF MC SPONSORS TEAM RANKED GREAT AMERICAN No. 1 IN NATION TENNIS CHALLENGE The Methodist College women's golf team is ranked No. 1 nationally in the The Methodist College Tennis Division III poll. Four of the top six Management Program recently brought golfers are Lady Monarchs. Kelly Cap is The Great American Tennis Challenge to ranked No. 1 individually, while the Fayetteville area. Elizabeth Horton, Allyson Greer and Ana The Challenge offers adult tennis Rodriguez are ranked 3rd, 4th and 6th players the opportunity to compete in one respectively. of 12 divisions over an eight-week period, This season the team seeks its seventh March 8-April 30. The top 16 finishers in national title in the eight-year program. each division will compete for prizes and The spring season opens March 10 with tides during a Citywide Championship the Northern Illinois Snowbird Intercol- Tournament at Methodist May 8-9. legiate to be played at Pebble Creek The Great American Tennis Challenge Country Club in Tampa, Fl. originated in Tampa, Florida in 1991 and Allyson Greer, last year's national KELLY CAP LEADS TEAM, was recently named the Best Recreational champion, returns healthy after an Adult Tennis Program of 1992 by the extended illness in the fall, which caused U.S. Tennis Association. It matches her to miss one tournament and score a 79-stroke average, followed by Elizabeth partners of similar skill levels and estab- well below her standard of play in two Horton with an 80 average. lishes a countywide ranking system. other tournaments. Methodist won die Division I James "The biggest problem for most Two newcomers, Amy Hoke (Conroe, Madison Invitational, making that recreational tennis players is finding Tx), and Michelle Jakren (Tonawanda, tournament the highlight of the fall. suitable partners," said Dr. Theresa NY), have been added to the 1993 spring Small College Nationals will be hosted Warrell, director of Methodist's Tennis roster. by Mt. Holyoke at South Hadley, Mass, Management Program. "This challenge Kelly Cap led the team in the fall with on the Orchards Course May 10-12. will solve that problem." The Great American Tennis Challenge is being sponsored locally by WKFT-TV 40, Pizza Hut, Q98 (WQSM) Radio, and TENNIS TEAMS LOOK STRONG Coca Cola.

The men's and women's tennis teams are hoping to continue their tradition as SOFTBALL SQUAD face challenging schedules. Dixie Conference Champions. The Ranked 24th in the nation among women have won four consecutive years SHOWS PROMISE NCAA Division III schools, the men's and the men have won two consecutive team, led by Mark Faber, will compete years. Softball Coach Karen Smith will look against highly-ranked teams such as the Dr. Theresa Warrell, first-year head to an experienced group of returnees and a University of the South and Principia. coach, is very optimistic about a successful talented crew of newcomers to capture a The Emory Tournament in Atlanta will spring season. fourth consecutive Dixie Conference title. offer the players the opportunity to The MC tennis teams will play their Kim Miller (So., Jacksonville, NC) will prove themselves among some of the last home match April 7 at 3:00 p.m. see action behind the plate. Pitching toughest teams against Guilford College. duties will go to freshman Monica Dunn MC's No. 1 doubles team of Mark (Fredricksburg, VA), an experienced fast Faber and Scott Pickrel hold a ranking pitch player. of No. 10 in the South Region and are The infield, while young, is loaded working toward NCAA competition. BASKETBALL— with talent. Freshman Alisa Lipe (Salis- The women's team, also ranked 24th CONTNUED FROM PAGE 16 bury, NC) will play first base. Junior in the nation, is led by senior Tracy Anne Uleman (Fairfax, VA) returns this Maness. Tracy has a national ranking of stage for a successful Dixie Conference season after sitting out last season with a 27 in singles and 21 in doubles with her regular season. The team also handed knee injury. Wendy Wear (So., Merry partner Janna Bias. The team will travel Meredith College a 64-61 loss. At the time Hill, NC) will be in the hot box at third to Hilton Head for tough match play of the contest Meredith was unbeaten, with base. Shortstop will belong to Sandra and training. a mark of 14-0, and ranked 6th in the Tripp (Fr., Reidsville, NC). Both the men's and women's teams South Region. (Please see SOFTBALL page 19)

APRIL 1993: MC TODAY 18 SPORTS GOLF TEAM RETURNS TOP PLAYERS The men's golf team begins the 1993 season with the goal of a fourth consecutive NCAA Division III national title. Coach Steve Conley begins his sixth season at the helm. Four of the five players from last year's national championship team will be returning. They are: Bill Anderson (Sr., Hollidaysburg, PA), Eric Haile (Sr., Chalfont, PA), Dave Jukes (Jr., Orwigsburg, PA), and Ryan Jenkins (So., Colonial Heights, VA). The 1993 spring schedule is loaded with challenging tournaments. The team will defend its championship in the Gordin Collegiate Classic, featuring the top 12 Division III teams in the country. At the Dixie Conference Tournament April 18-20, die Monarchs will try to avenge last year's loss to archrival Greensboro College. The National Champi- onship will be held at Torrey Pines South Course in San Diego, CA.

NEW TRACK COACH OPTIMISTIC L. TO a., RYAN JENKINS, DAVE JUKES, In the wake of die Monarchs' Fourth indoor individual conference titles. Lionel ERIC HAILE, BILL ANDERSON. Place finish at the indoor conference Washington (New Orleans, LA) championships, Track Coach Brian Cole ran a time of 6.57 sec. to bring JUNE 21-25 SOCCER CAMP feels the team is poised to make a run at home the 55m dash crown, and —Alan Dawson, 630-7097 the "Top Three" in the Mason-Dixon Brett Caincanelli (Chicago Conference. Heights, IL) won the triple jump. JUNE 21-25 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Another freshman who will Heading the list of returnees is Jamelle —Rita Wiggs, 630-7182 Ushery (So., Albany NY), who will contribute greatly is Travis compete in both hurdling events and in Armstrong (Gastonia, NC) in the JUNE 21-25 the two relays. Brett Dietrich (Jr., high jump. Other newcomers are PEE WEE BASEBALL CAMP Fayetteville, NC) will be a top contender Erick Williams (Ashoske, NC)— — Tom Austin, 630-7176 in the 3000m steeplechase. sprints, Ronnie Capobianco Other returnees expected to make a (Coconut Beach, FL)—sprints, JUNE 27-JuLY 2 major contribution are: second year Dan Jackson (Albany, NY — JUNIOR GOLF CAMP performer Jon Garner (Raleigh, NC)— throws, and Alexander Richardson —Jerry Hogge, 630-7144 mid-distance and Cape Fear HS graduate (Pennsicola, FL) —mid-distance. Derrick Johnson (So.) in the throws. On the women's side, key JUNE 28-JuLY 2 The team will include three freshmen, performers will be: Abigail ALL SPORTS CAMP including two who have already captured Findlay (Jr., Fannsborough, UK)— —Rita Wiggs, 630-7182 or distance, Christ! Ferguson (Fr., — Bob McEvoy, 630-7185 Monticello, MN)—mid-distance, and Karen Murphy (So. Jackson- JUNE 28-JuLY 2 ville, NC)—high jump. BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL CAMP CONLEY "—— —To m Austin, 630-7176 HONORED JULY 5-9 SOFTBALL— ADVANCED BASEBALLCAMP — Tom Austin, 630-7176 CONTNUED FROM PAGE 18 Steve Conley, JULY 5-9 men's golf coach, Returning to play center field MEN'S BASKETBALL CAMP was recently for the Lady Monarchs will be — Bob McEvoy, 630-7185 named NCAA sophomore Kerri Oliastro Division III (Ellwood City, PA). Left field JULY 14-17 District III Coach duties will belong to Tracy Ossont UNITED METHODIST GOLF RETREAT of the Year for the 4th consecutive year (Fr., Ava, NY). Local product —Jerry Hogge, 630-7144 by the Golf Coaches Association of Debra Lamboy (Jr., Fayetteville, America. NC) gets the call in right field. JULY 18-23 TENNIS CAMP Since Conley's arrival at Methodist, Melissa Hardin (Fr., Chadburn, —Theresa Warrell, 630-7147 the Monarchs have finished in the top NC) should see lots of action as a five in the NCAA National Tourna- utility player. Leigh Ann Hinson JULY 19-24 MC Music CAMP ment, winning three consecutive (So., Dunn, NC) will back up the —Mrs. Cogswell, 630-7103 national championships. Conley has infield positions, along with local JULY 25-30 TENNIS CAMP coached 16 All-Americans and two product Regina Johnson (Fr., —Theresa Warrell, 630-7147 individual national champions. Fayetteville, NC).

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renewal of their wedding vows on July 3 at the CLASS OF 1 964 post chapel on Fort Irwin, California. CLASS OF 1 988 Betty G. Bunce is secretary and rreasurer of two Capt. Thomas C. Wilson has graduated from the RoyJ. Haddock married Ann Marie Suedbeck on family-owned businesses—Bunce Buildings and Infantry School Ranger Course at Fort Benning, Nov. 14. He is employed by Lee-Harnett Bunce Investments. GA. Mental Health in Sanford. Ann is a mental health counselor at Cumberland Hospital in CLASS OF 1971 CLASS OF 1 983 Fayetteville. Michael Sundborg is now in his third year of Bobby Hodges has formed a new corporation known as "Hodges/Baldwin CLASS Showplace." He has added systems and " OF equipment for the hearing impaired. 1989 Angie Vurnakes WHAT'S NEW WITH You? McKimmon was Bob Hathcock was recently promoted to College faculty, administration, and alumni enjoy reading about MC alumni in the recently selected as sales manager for "Classified" pages of METHODIST COLLEGE TODAY. If you would like to share the Substance GTE Cellular One, some good news (marriage, births, promotion, civic or professional honor) please Abuse Program Director for the for Raleigh, Durham return this form. and Chapel Hill. She Lee-Harnett Mental and her husband, Jim, ALUMNI NEWS Health Center. His live in Raleigh with (Please include Name and Class Year) wife Teresa is their son, James, who regional educator is five. for Fantastic Sam's. Lynn Carraway has been George Scott named Vice President Smith announces of Marketing of his engagement to WZFC-FM "The Melissa Ann Home Fox." She has of Fayetteville. previously served as Their wedding is marketing director at planned for Nov. CrossCreek Mall. 21. Lynn is on the board of Scott Smith and directors of the Change of Address Melissa Home Fayetteville Area ('92) were married Chamber of Commerce, Name Class Nov. 21, 1992. the Volunteer Center, Scott is a The Dogwood Festival New Address _ psychologist for the and Methodist College Cumberland Alumni Association. Effective Date Phone County Schools. Melissa is a fourth CLASS OF Send your news or change of address to: Alumni Office, grade teacher also Methodist College, 5400 Ramsey St., Fayetteville, NC 28311 for Cumberland Co. Schools. 1976 " " Paula Clark Gwendolyn Walters GUfiis Durham has joined is teaching kindergarten full-time at a private medical school at the Uniformed Services the accounting firm of Buie, Norman, and Co. in school in Gloucester, VA. University of the Health Sciences. Fayetteville. She is a certified Public Accountant, Robert L. Hostetter has received his master's degree and has worked in the accounting industry for 6 CLASS OF 1 977 from Campbell University. He is currently years. She is a member of the American Institute employed with the EPA as an accountant. N. J. Uduchukwu regrets that he missed Homecom- of CPA's and the Sandhills Chapter of the N.C. Friends may write him at: 1240 Shadow Bark ing '92. He sends his "felicitations" and hopes Assn. of CPA's. Ct.; Raleigh NC 27603. that this year was a "red-letter day for all who Mary Herma Gardner and Peter Charles Sabo attended." CLASS OF 1 990 married Nov. 28 at the Radisson Prince Charles. Both are attending Methodist College and will Rhonda M. Fairdoth has CLASS OF 1 978 live in Fayetteville. transferred into the Paula L. Adams is the director of social work services management training at Conway Hospital and also a consultant to CLASS OF 1 984 program at United various community agencies. His new address is: Carolina Bank. Before Robert L. Larsen is commander of the 14th Army 1211 Collins Part St.; Conway SC, 29526. joining UCB in Dec. '91 Band at Fort McClellan, AL. His band won the as a loan documentation CLASS OF 1 979 5 star award for the Parade of American Music clerk in the Wilmington Competition. This is the second consecutive year Mortgage Loan Rev. Jerry Lewis will become Cadet Chapel Chaplain this band has won the highest award possible. Department, Rhonda at the U. S. Air Force Academy in June. was with another major CLASS OF 1 987 North Carolina financial CLASS OF 1 982 Cu Phung has just received his doctorate in physical institution and a finance company. Alice Regina Davis Myers recently celebrated the chemistry from Duke University. He will be at Debbie L Kent (Hyde) was commissioned a second first birthday of her first child, Christopher. He the University of Utah, for a post doctoral Lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force on November was born Feb. 4, 1992 in Aschaffenburg, assistant-ship in the Utah Super Computing 18th. Germany. Alice and her husband, Darrell, will Institute. also be celebrating their tenth anniversary with a CLASS OF 1991

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Eric Stephen Sayer was married Nov. 7, to Tiffany Michele Bcnton of Fayetreville. The reception was at the Holiday Inn Bordeaux. The couple PAULA MILLER HEADS CAREER will live in BlueBell. Jamie Glass was married to Capt. Mark Reiser Dec. 31, 1992 in Las Vegas, NV. She is attending PLANNING & PLACEMENT OFFICE Webster University of St. Louis for her master's Paula Miller has from Washington College in Chestertown, in human resources development. assumed the newly- MD and is currently working on a CLASS OF 1 992 created position of master's in counseling at Pembroke State Wendy L. Cline was married Sept.. 26, 1992 to director of career University. Robert F. Helms III. Wendy will open a planning and The newest member of the Student residential Hospice in Fayetteville. For placement at Affairs staff will be housed in the Eubank information call 323-1231. Mediodist College. Career Counseling and Placement Office P»m Wooddl was wed to Joel Perry on Oct. 24, 1992. The couple will live in Raeford. Ms. Miller began in the Berns Student Center. Ms. Kathy Jennifer Akers is attending graduate school at the her duties Jan. 15 Woltz will continue as Director of University of Akron, as a graduate assistant and will answer to Counseling/Testing, with offices in the working toward a master's degree in adapted Vice President for south wing of the Berns Student Center. physical education. Student Affairs While her primary task will be to help Amanda Cook is living and working in Seville, Spain. She has taken the LSAT and has applied Mike Safley. graduates find jobs, Ms. Miller said, "I to several law schools for admission this fall. Ms. Miller would like to work with students through- formerly worked as an executive assistant out their four years here in career develop- at the Fayetteville Area Chamber of ment—shaping and achieving their career Commerce and as an admissions represen- goals." She said she will also work to '93 SUMMER tative at Cabrini College in Radnor, PA. bring more recruiters to Methodist to ACADEMIC She holds a B.A. degree in psychology interview students for jobs. CALENDAR ALUMNI CAN HELP STUDENTS NETWORK! Summer Day College (10 Weeks) Term I begins Thur May 20 Are you willing to: Please contact the Career No Classes*; Thur/FriJun 17/18 :: Term Ends Fri Jun25 i • Provide an internship? Planning and Placement Office, *Me thodis t Conference J une 16-18 • Notify the Career Planning & 630-7279, if you can Term II Begins Mon Jun 28 Placement Office of entry-level assist current students :;: Holiday Mori Jul 5 Term Ends Fri Jul 30 positions with your company? with their career goals. «Conduct a seminar on interviewing, Summer Evening College (10 Weeks) The Career Center resources are Begins Mon May 24;;:::;, :;: resume writing, job searching, etc.? Mem. Day Holiday: ? liffA. •••.,.. available to alumni to assist : Mon/Tue May 31-Jun 1,,/..•... • Lead a class discussion about your with your changing career J uly'4 Holiday Mon/Tue J ul 5-6 profession and the future outlook for that goals and needs. Term Ends Fri : Jul 30 ? occupation? Tuition is $95 per semester hour

COLLEGE OFFERS SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY To HONOR A LOVED ONE

A special opportunity to honor a loved Donors will have the option of may be chosen as an honored name. one, living or deceased, has been estab- selecting a street or parking area as long as All funds received will be used to help lished at Methodist College. A person they remain available. The naming of a build the Methodist College Endowment may be honored by having their name street or parking area is not restricted to Fund and are fully tax-deductible. Parties placed on a street or parking area on the graduates of Methodist, rather the College interested in this program may contact B. campus. Honor named streets and/or is seen as a community asset with over S. Pankey, Vice President for Develop- parking areas will provide a continuing 75,000 persons visiting the campus ment, at (919) 630-7169 to obtain memorial for the persons honored in a annually for conferences, concerts, and location of streets/parking areas, size of the visible, meaningful, and lasting manner. athletic events; therefore, anyone's name endowment gift, and other details.

APRIL 1993: MC TODAY 21 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT 1992 ANNUAL GIFT REPORT To FRIENDS OF METHODIST COLLEGE

To Friends of Methodist College: GIVING LEVELS The 1992 Annual Fund Campaign is now history, and it will be recorded in TRUSTEES ' ASSOCIATES our books as a record year. The campaign brought in $237,781 from unrestricted, restricted and gifts-in-kind contributions within Cumberland $10,000 AND OVER County and $308,756 in gifts from outside Cumberland County-great work over all! PRESIDENT'S SOCIETY Special thanks are due Mr. Dick Player who led the campaign, Dr. Stan $1000-$9,999 Griffin, Foundation Board President who coordinated solicitations, and to all the Volunteers who gave so generously of their time and resources. MONARCH SOCIETY $500-$999 For over three decades Methodist College has been committed to providing a quality education. The work of our Board of Trustees, Board ofVisitors, Foundation Board, and Alumni Association Board, together with our staff, GREEN AND GOLD reflects this proud heritage. The Fayetteville community has always encour- SOCIETY aged our students by supporting a college that nurtures the mind and the $250-$499 spirit. The growing national reputation of Methodist College, our record enrollments, the improved physical facilities, and new educational equipment are important developments. The past 30 plus years of support by our CENTURY CLUB neighbors in Fayetteville and the Methodist College alumni around the world $100-$249 have enabled the college to strengthen its traditional programs and develop new initiatives which are making a real difference in the lives of our students. Our supporters are helping to strengthen a college committed to a well- BELL TOWER CLUB trained mind and a caring spirit. UP TO $99 We are also grateful for the support of the United Methodist Church and its agencies, the Independent College Fund of North Carolina, various founda- tions, and numerous other donors whose support brings many deserving students to our campus.

ALUMNI AND FRIENDS We look forward to continued growth and improvement. We hope you will TRUSTEES' ASSOCIATES be a part of the life of Methodist College in the coming year and give EnateofWm.T.Alewnder.III Mr. Jerome Clark generously when asked to help us "Reach New Heights in 1993" The Florence Rogers Mr. Walter B. Clark CnaritableTrusi Buena Vista Coggin Dr. Raul F. Gomez Crown Manufacturing Sincerely, Haigh, Byrd & Lambert Dickson Family Independent College Fund Mr. Murray O. Duggins Dr. W. Robo-t Johnson E.I. Dupont DeNemours Dr. William Jordan Company Mr. Mitchell Nance Edcnton Street United MC North Carolina Conference UMC Edward Walmsley Memorial M. Elton Hendricks Sprint Scho. Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation Enlisted Spouses Association President Mr. Robert Exum, Jr. PRESIDENT'S SOCIETY Fayetteville Publishing Co. First Citizens Bank & Trust Mr. Richard R. Allen Co Army Emergency Relief First Fidelity Rev. James A. Auman Mr. Charles Gaddy Mrs. Morie Murray Howard Dr. William P. Lowdermilk Rev. & Mrs. Charles R. Pittman Belk Hensdalc Company George E. Gordy Family J. C. Penney Company Mid-South Insurance Company Mr. Richard L. Player. Jr. Dr. Erik J. Eitterbaum Educational Trust Fund JJ. Wiggins Memorial Trust Moloc Incorporated Player, Inc. Board of Higher Ed. & Ministry Mr. Joseph M. Hatcher, St. Rev. & Mn. Theodore R. Jenkins Mr. Takco Mori Pope Officer', Wive, Club Professional Women of Fay. Mr. Terry Wayne Boose Mr. Robert C. Hatfleld Johnston County Bar Asjoc. National Association of Secondary Rev. & Mrs. Kermit Braswell Haymount United Methodist Chur Dr. John Wesley Jones School Principals Mrs. Rosalie C.Ray Mrs. Mary W.Browning Ms. Amy Heese Mr. Jerry A. Keen National Society/Public Acct. Mr. Charles M. Reeves, Jr. Dr. Hugh Bryan HELP Scholarship Fund KiwanisQub of Fayetteville Mr. David R.Nimocks.Sr. Mrs. Constance K. Robbins Mr. John W. Butler Dr. M. E. Hendricks Kiwanis Service Account North Carolina Natural Gas Rochester District Golf Assoc. Butler Memorial Scholarship Mr. Wayne M. Hewitt LaFayette Memorial Park Corp. Dr. I.H. O'Hanlon Sara Lee Personal Products Sch Mr. F. D. Byrd, Jr. Hoffer Remainder Annuity Trust LaFaycttc Society Palm Beach Rotary Foundation Mr. LouisSpilman.Jr. Mrs. Nancy C. Capel Mr. Ralph F. Hoggard Lem Markets, Inc. Mr,. Ruth H. Palmer State Industries Foundation Judge & Mrs. Sol G. Cherry Houston Endowment Inc. Mrs. Pauline Longest Dr. Richard W. Pearce Stephen Bufton Memorial

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Educational Fund AAA Glass Company United Carolina Bank Ms. Judith Cushman Dubosc Mr. F. Royal Loyd Mr. R,DillardTeer Mr. Chester J. Andrews Wachovia Bank of N.C. Mr.. C. C. Duell The LSV Partnership The George Record School Fnd. Mr. Von Autry, Jr. Mr. &£ Mrs. Thomas Walden Dunn's Nursery & Garden Shop Mr. & Mrs. Ed Maness Tuf-Tex, Inc. Bass Air Conditioning Mr. Stephen Walker Econo Lodge 1-95 Mr. Larry E. Martin United Methodist Women Ms. Mary R. Bass Mr. M. J. Weeks Mr. Ma uriceW. Elliott Mr. Thomas Harvey Matthews Wai-Man Foundation Mrs. Gillie Benstead Mr. David G.Wilson Dr. fit Mrs. Gerald Ellison Mr. & Mrs. Daniel H. Maxwell Mr. Charles E Warren Mr. James Spencer Birdsong WKML Employee Benefit Systems, Inc. Dr. Charles R. May, III Waste Management of N. America Lt. Colonel M. Wilkey Blackwdl, (Ret.) TheWomansdub Eutaw Shopping Center Dr. Clyde G. McCarver Mr. John H. Wheeler Mrs. Linda Bruton Bourland Mr. Wilson Yarborough, Jr. Express Stop Stores Mr. St Mrs. Donald W. McCoy Mr. Richard D. William. Broadwdl Land Company Fairdoth Accounting Service Mr. Robert O. McCoy Mr. Sherrill Williams Bryan Pontiac-Cadillac Company Fasco Industries, Inc. Ms. Martha McCracken Mr. Sc Mn. W. V. Williamson, Jr. Bullard Furniture Company CENTURY CLUB Fay. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. McDonald Lumber Company, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Harvey T. Wright, II Mr. &£ Mrs. James P. Butler Ace Pawn Shop Fayetteville Generals McFadyen Music Company Mr. John Wyatt, Jr. Cableviiion of Fayetteville Mr. Maness I. Adcox Fayetteville Lighting, Inc. Dr. tc. Mrs. Oscar L. McFadyen, Jr. Mrs. Mary Yarborough Cape Fear Supply Agnes Adcox Home Finch Oil Company McGeachy & Hudson Attorneys Mr. Ramon L. Yarborough Cargjll, Incorporated Mr. & Mrs. James M. Akridge Mr. Herbert Finger, Jr. Mr. Paul Andrew McKee, Jr. Mrs. Charlotte Carmine Ms. Margaret S. Alexander Mr. 6t Mrs. James F. Fink Miss Martha Regina McLaurin Centura Bank Allison UMC Mr. Emmett Wilson Fisher, Jr. Mr. Thomas R. McLean MONARCH SOCIETY Dr. Suzan K. Check Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Alphin Mrs. Nona D. Fisher Mr. Joe McLeod American Institute of Cert. /Public Mr. James C. Cherry Ms. M. Nancy Anderson Dr. & Mrs. Malcolm Fleishman Dr. Samuel D. McMillan, Jr. Accountants Fund Mr. & Mrs. John F. Chilton, III Ms. Mary Ann Angeliccichio Dr. Stephen B. Fleishman Mr. Percy R. Measamer Beta Tbeta Zeta Chapter Antioch Baptist Church Mr.JeromeB.CIark,Jr. Floral Arts, Inc. Mr. Taylor M. Melvin Mr. James Allen Bledsoe Mr. Alan Cohdcy Arrow Exterminators of Fay., In Mr. Carl D. Ford, Jr. Merrill Lynch Pcierce Fenner The Brewton Sportsman Qub Mr. Norman A. Coltranc Mrs. Thelma B. Avent Mrs. Hden C. Foster St Smith Mr. Johnny Bryant Mr. Robert H. Cooper Bahia's, Inc. Dr. Loleta W. Foster Mrs. Betty H. Messer Buffalo Gap High School Mr. &Mrs,NeillA. Currie Rev. Wilson Edward Barber Francis Ouimet Caddie Methodist College Veterans Clu Calvary Assembly of God Dr. Anthony J. DcLapa Mr. Frank Barragan, Jr. Mr. &Mrs. Arthur Frutchey Dr. Assad Meymandi Carolina Telephone &Tdegraph Mr. & Mrs. George Thomas Dent Mrs. Bernicc P. Barrett G & K Cleaning Service, Inc. Dr. Miller & Mrs. Blackwell Company Mrs. Mildred Dexter-Rosdl Mr. Bryan Beckwith, Jr. Dr. &£ Mrs. E. C. Garber, Jr. Ms. Martha J. Miller Dr. & Mrs. Samuel J.Clark, III Mr. Eugene B. Dillman Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Bennett Dr. & Mrs. F. S. Gardner, Jr. Mrs. Betty L. Milligan Mr. & Mrs. Gene Clayton Duplin County Schools Mr. William H. Billings Mr. John M. Gillis Bishop C. P. Minnick.Jr. Cross Creek Merchant) Assoc. East Coast Fed. Savings Bank Billy Bill's Grading Company Mr. & Mrs. Howard F. Godfrey Mrs. Cheryl C. Mitchell Crowdl Constructors, Inc. Entre Computer Center Mt.W.A. Bissette Rev. Ray Thomas Gooch Mr. William T.Moore Dickinion Buick-Dodge Mr. Fred Epcley Mr. & Mrs. John V. Blackwell, Jr. Mr. John J. Grandefeld Mrs. Susan G. Motes ECC Hotsey Scholarship Fund Mr. & Mrs. William Paxton Estes Mr. Graham B. Blanton Mrs. Winifred McBryde Grannis Mrs. William J.Mullen Ellis-Walker Builder,, IDC. Fayetteville Business & Professional Mr. Bobby Bleecker Mr. & Mrs. Gordon B. Guess N.C. Dist. Pilot International Fayetteville Monument Works Women Mr. Robert W. Bloodworth Dr. C. Amal Guzman N.C. Gamma Sigma Chapter Fayateville X-Ray Association Fayetteville Rotary Qub Boulevard Pawn Shop Mr. Owen A. Hager, II New Rainbow Restaurant Pint Union National Bank Fayetteville Area Chapter Mrs. Josephine S. Boyd Ms. Margaret C. Haigh Newark High School First United Methodist Church of Gary National Asso. of Accountants Bragg Pawn Shop Mr. Phil W. Haigh, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Nimocks Ft. Bragg Officer.' Wives' Clb Fiber Industries Judge & Mrs. E. Maurice Braswell Haire Plumbing Company, Inc. Northsidc Chiropractic Clinic Dr. & Mrs. Will!, C. Gat« Mr. & Mr,. Steve Floyd Mr. Harry Lee Brill, Jr. Mr. Swayn G. Hamlet Nothern Ohio Caddie Foundation Mr. J.N.Gibson The Foundation of Greater Greensboro Mr. Hal W. Broadfoot Mr. &£ Mrs. James S. Harper Mr. Patrick Murphy O'Briant Dr. Stanley G. Griffin Franklin County Schools Mr. & Mrs. John Brophy Ms. Mary Johnson Hart Mrs. Virginia Thompson Oliver Mr. Thomas J. Hall General Board of Higher Mr. Edwin N.Brower, Jr. Hawley's Camping Center, Inc. One Hour Koretizing, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. David Herring Education & Ministry UMC Mr. John Wayne Brown Mr. Timothy Alan Helms Osborne Glass Company, Inc. Mr. Jerry Hoggc Gorham Bronze Rev. Wesley Frecland Brown Mr. John T. Henley Mrs. JoAnna Cherry Palumbo Holt Oil Company Mr. Roy J. Haddock Mr. Dennis Luther Bruce Dr. Hal Henschen Mr. Alton C. Parker Mr. Troy M.Howard Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Haigh, Jr. Dr. Joseph Brum, Jr. Mr. Gordon B. Herbert Mr. & Mrs. Jon Parsons I. C. I. Americaj, Inc. Ms. Betty U. Hasty Mr. A. B. Bryant Mr. Philip E. Hershey Dr. & Mrs. Baxter W. Paschal Immune Deficiency Foundation Mr. Thomas S. Hatfield Mr. & Mrs. John G.Bui e. Jr. Mr. L. Sneed High Mr. John C. Pate Dr. Bertlshee Healy Wholesale Company Buie, Norman &£ Co. Highland Lumber Company Mr. &Mrs. Carlton W. Paugh John P. Burke Heritage Fund of Bartholomew/County, Butler Electric Supply of Fay. Mr. James Danid Highsmith Mr. William 1. Perry Mrs. Jane Johnson Inc. CW4&Mrs. Harry J.Byard Mrs. Brenda Herring Hiltner Mr. & Mrs. William P. Pleasants, III Dr. &Mrs. Paul S.Johnson Home Federal Savings & Loan Mr. Wade E. Byrd Hodges Associates, Inc. Mr. Oner C. Pope Jonesboro Garden Club Hurst Annaho Mr. Levic C. Cameron Ms. Nancy M.Hodges Captain Onin Bert Powell Dr. Donald S.Kline Hutson Typewriter Company Mr. Henry C. Campen LCDR George Thomas Holland Mt. Bruce R. Pulliam Dr. &£ Mrs. Tryon D. Lancaster Kenny Novak Memorial Fund Ms. RubyJ. Campen Holmes Electric, Inc. Dr. Sam Ragan Long Life Lighting, Inc. Mr. Sc Mrs. Baxter J. Kiger Bishop William Cannon Mr. Henry Holt Mr. &Mrs. Richard W. Rakorz Maine Stale Golf Association Mr. James M. Kizcr Cape Fear Amateur Radio Socry. Mrs. Sara Hood Ready Mixed Concrete Mr. Dale Webster Mars hall, Jr. Lee Hyundai, Inc. Carolina Motor Club, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Wallace R. Horton Refrigeralion &£ Heating Co. Martin County High School Major Appliance Company, Inc. Carolina Power & Light Dr. William E. Howiler, Jr. Mr. Paul C. Reinert McDonald Grading Company Ms. Sonya McCune Mrs. Lynn Moore Carraway Hubbard Pipe & Supply, Inc. Mr. Riddick Rcvelle Monsanto Mr. & Mrs. Marcus G. McKnighl Mr. Aubrey Wayne Carter Mr. DavidS. Hunter Rhudy's, Inc. Mr. Vance B.NeaJ Moorman ff Kizer, Inc. Mrs. Sandra Matthews Carter Dr. Jack M. Hunter Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Roegiers New Jersey State Golf Assoc. N.C. Society of Accountants Mr. & Mrs. Brian Cash Mr. & Mrs. Arthur P. Hun- Rogers SlBrcece, Inc. North Carolina National Bank Mf. James B. Noe Mrs. Patricia M. Cashion Miss Dorothy G. Hutaff Dr. & Mrs. Otto Rogers Mr. &Mrs. David L. Padgett Mr. & Mrs. J. Harvey Oliver, Jr. Cashwell Appliance Parts, Inc. Mrs. Patricia D. Hutaff Mr. & Mrs. Jon F. Roncace B.S. Pankey Order of the Eastern Star Mr. Robert J. Chaffin Mr. Quincy A. Hutson Round-A-Bout Skating Center II Mr. Joseph Percira Mr. & Mrs. Roger Durham Pah Ms. Mithu Chaudhuri Mr. Sc Mrs. Leland G. Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Allan R.Rubin Pilot Club of Fayetteville Mr. W. Daniel Pate Mrs. Isabel L. Christian Mr. Joel S.Jenkins Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. Rummans Pilot Lioni Club Dr. Robert Frederick Pelham Chums, Inc. Jernigan & Warren Funeral Home Mr. Richard C. Ryan Mr. John Poulos Rev. Scon W. Petry Citizens' Scholarship John White Drugs Mr. & Mrs. Louis Safley Mr. &£ Mrs. William R. Price Ms. Margaret La Jeanne Pierce Dr. Franklin S. Clark Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Joseph Jorgenson Rev. Michael Wayne Safley Dr. Vergil E. Queen Rev. Dr. William M. Presndl Mrs. Mary Pride Clark Mr. I.B.Julian Seventy First High School Dr. Janette S. Rosenberg Miss Katharine Purdie Mrs. Beverly D. Cleverley Kelly Springfield Tire Company Mr. & Mrs. Louis E. Seymour Sayville Public Schools Mr. Francis Patterson Quantz Dr. & Mrs. Charles Q. Coffman Ken C. Lancaster Real Estale Mr. & Mrs. William R. Sharp Mr. Robert H. Short R.H.S. Parent Teachers Student Assoc. Mr. &£ Mrs. C.Wayne Collier Mr. Mark C. Kendrick Dr. &£ Mrs. FrankS. Shaw Mr. Timothy R. Smith Mr. David Radford Concrete Service Co., Inc. Mr. John Kennedy Mr. John G. Shaw Southeastern Hospital Supply Raleigh Dist United Meth. Men Consumers Title Company Mrs. Virginia Knox Kem Dr. Richard Shereff Southside Food, Inc. Reed-Lallier Chevrolet Mrs. Louise Council Kings Point Mfg. Company Mr. Geoffrey K. Sherman Mr. Marlio M. Stewart Reid, Lewis, & Deese, Nance Mrs. Duke B. Crane Mr. Lewis M. Koch Dt. C. F.Siewers Mr. Dan H. Stout Ms. Sara Rogers Crescent City High School Mrs. Lynn Morton Kubola Mr. Roger Gale Simmons Lt. Colonel & Mrs. Walter M. Swing Mr. Charles G. Rose, Jr. Mr. Robert Crigler Kyle Roofing Company, Inc. Rev. AdolphC. Smith Tho ma. Realty Mr. D. P. Russ Rev. Helen G. Crotwell LaFayette Motor Sales. Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Charles M. Smith Trinity High School Athletic Ms. Linda J. Salcito Mr. Russell C. Crowdl Lake Stevens School District Mrs. Sue James Smith Boosters dub Mr. George Anthony Small Cumberland County Schools Ms. Lois J. Lambie Mr. & Mrs. Alfred E. Smyntek Valley Moton, Inc. Mr. Jesse C. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Curtin Mrs. Carolyn A. Lancaster Mr. Michael Sokalski W. S. Wellons Realty, loc. Smithboro Furniture Company D. K. Taylor Oil Company, Inc. Miss Rosemary Joyce Lands Southern Gin & Grain Company Mr. Joe W. Walker Southern National Bank Damascus Lodge Mrs. Barbara A. Lawson Specialized Printed. Forms, Inc West Fayetteville Rotary Qub Stevcoknit Dr. C. T. Daniel Mr. Sydne C. Lenox Mr. Charles M. Speegle, Jr. Mr. Stephen M. Whilden Mrs. Marie T. Stewart Mr. James Andrew Davis, Jr. Leon Sugar's Men Shop The State Bank of Fayetleville Mr. David T. Woodard Mr. Harold J. Slur divant Ms. J. Lois Dawson Ms. Mary F. Lewtcr Dr. & Mrs. Albert Stewart, Jr. York County Junior Mrs. Ann Sutton Mrs. Kay R. Demyant Mr,. Jean C. Liles Mr. G. Craig Stewart, III Mr. M. R. Teer Mr. John G. Dicks, HI Ms. Wllla Long Mr. JoeStilwdl GREEN & GOLD CIRCLE Mr. W. Lyndo Tippett, CPA Dixie Pawn Shop-Military Supp. Mr. James Francis Loichiavo Mr. Benjamin Ftanklin Stone Townscnd Real Estate Ms. Joy Heyward Downing Lowe's Charitable &£ Ed. Found. Mrs. Carol Hardee Stout

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Stoul Properties, Inc. Mr. Sc Mn. Reginald M. Barton, St. Mr. Joe Clayton Mr. GaryS. Elefante Dr. Lewis B. Hardison Mi. Ruby M. Strouse Mn, Susan M. Baty Mr. & Mn. Alfred E. Cleveland Mr. John Kenyan Elkins Mr. John S. Hamiberger, Jr. Miss Mary Lou Suddath Mr. Ronald Dean Baucom Ms. Charlotte S. Cohdey Mr. Jimmy Ray EJ ledge Mr. Cordelle Harper Mr. Daniel H. Suitch Rev. Philip Edward Bauguess Cokesbury UMC Elliot Construction Company Mr. ScMn. M.Harrdl Mrs. Teresa Self Swain Mn. Lynda Buie Baum Mo. Christy Cole Mr. SI Mn. William Ellison Harrell'i Radiator Shop, Inc. Ms. Katberine W. Sweeny Mr. Michael Christopher Baush Ms. Donita Coleman Ms. Ruth K. Engd Rev. Claudia Gail Harrdson Ms. Elizabeth O. Sweet Mn. Donna Stewart Beaman Collier Gas Company Mr. Andrew Ennett, III Mi. Creacy Harrington Mrs. Margaret K. Swink Mr. Guy Baker Beattje, Jr. Mrs. Lacy S. Collier Mn. Vickie Ozeliah Erben Mr.J. C. Harrii.lll Mr. &£ Mrs. Kenneth H. Sykes, Jr. Mn. Debbie Bright Beavers Mr. & Mr*. Glen G.Collins Dr. Maria C. Eribal Sc Mr. Michael L. Ms. Marie-Theresc Harris Mrs. Lura S. Tally Mr. Stewart Bell Dr. Kenneth Collins John Mn. Mdissa B. Hart Dr. Sc Mrs. Robert B. Taylor Mrs. Martha Benfield Mr. & Mrs. Ernest L. Conner Ernie Lee's Oil Company Mn. Pamda G. Hart Mr. & Mrs. Gerald A. Teele Mr. George David Benham Ms. June Marie Connor Mn. Victoria Elheridge Dr. A. H.Harmesi Mr. Gilbert M. Thomason Mn. Brenda F. Benjamin Mr. &£ Mrs. D, Keith Cook Mr, Bruce Everett Mn. Marda Faye Haiie-Danicll Mrs. Frances Graham Thome Rev. Nancy Ruth Best Mr. Lang Cook Mr. H. Ray Faun Colonel Clark Waverly Hastings Tile Inc. of Fayetteville Bethany UMC Mn. Ann C. Hatcher Tim Newton Real Estate Mn. Judy Betrtard Mn. Mary Haugh Todd, Rivenbark Sc Puryear Mr. ScMn. WillardBider Mr. E. LeeHauser Tom J. Keith &£ Associates Mn. Towanna O'Neal Bigford Hayes Hobby House, Inc The Trophy House, Inc. Mr. Carl Christian Birk EVERY EFFORT HAS BEEN MADE TO ENSURE Mr. Henry Heath, Jr. Mr. R. Wayne Trousdale Mr. & Mrs. Jamei L Bishop, III Mrs. Hilda W. Hem by Mrs. Tesri Union Ms. Rinajaney Bishop THAT THIS REPORT IS COMPLETE AND Dr. Melvin Henderson United Methodist Women Mr. James C. Black Mrs. Henderson Calvary United McthodistChurch Rev. Randy Coy Blanchard CORRECT. IF WE HAVE OMITTED A NAME Mrs. Zula High V-Point Grocery Mr. James Blanton Mr. ScMn. Delano R. Hill Rev. Kenneth S. Valentine Mrs. Margaret K. Bledsoe OR MISSPELLED ONE, WE APOLOGIZE Mr. Rodney F. Hobbi Valley Eye Clinic Mr. Darrell D Bock Mr. Roger B. Hobgood Vanitory-Exum Insurance Mr. on Mrs. David Bock AND HOPE YOU WILL LET US KNOW. Ml. Pamda Sue Hoff Mr. Sc Mrs. C. H. Von Rosenberg Mr. Randy Lee Holding Holiday Inn Bordeaux Rev. Randy L Wall Mi. Joy A. Bonhunt Mr. Jonnle Bruce Hollingsworth Mr.JohnDavidWalib Mri. Grace Ellen Bonvik Mr. John F. Holmes Dr. James X. Ward Mri. Kathy Richardson Borrelli Homcmakeri Furniture Interiors Mr. & Mrs. George H. Waren Mr. William Edgar Bowden Mr. Owen W. Cook Mr. Terry E. Farr, Sr. Mr. Jack R. Honeycutt Mrs. Sandra Waren Mr. Barry Arnold Box Woody R. Copeland Mr. Henry Bynum Farrell, III Mr. Danid Hood Mr. James R. Warner Dr. & Mrs. Basil M. Boyd Mi. Brenda Corbetl Cw3 ScMn. James R. Faucette Mr. Arthur G. Hooper Mrs. Trudi J. Waters Mrs. Olivia Godwin Bradley The Comer Cafe Mr. William Franklin Faulkner Ms. Renna Hooper Mr. L Stacy Weaver, Jr. Mri. Jean Fort Brafford Mr. William J. Costin, Jr. Mr. Charles Linwood Ferrell Mrs. Judy Home Mr. WilliamS. Wei Ions, Jr. Mr. SC Mn. John David Braiwell Mr. Eugene Robert Cote Mn. Susan Keeth Fertel Mr. Reid Anthony Home Dr. & Mrs. Chariest. Wells Ms. Annie Brayboy Colonel Cleatus J. Cox, (Ret.) Ms. Deborah Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Howard Rev. 8c Mrs. Woodrow Wells, Jr. Mr. William H. Breeden, Jr. Mn. Dianne Vann Cox Mr. SC Mn. Peter C. Fisher Ms. Ruth A. Hoyle Ms. Sandra A. Wheeler Mr. Samuel Henry Brick, III Mrs. Bonnie Herring Crabtrec Mr. Gary S. Fleck Mrs. Dorothy Hubbard Mr. Richard M. Wiggins Ms. Polly Ann Bridge Lt. Gregory S. Creech The Flora Company Mr. FJmer Charles Hubbard Mrs. Neill Wilkins Bnggs &C Sons Mr. Dwight Eugene Cribb Mr. David Earl Flowers Mrs. Debbie Hunt Williams Printing Mr. Richard Clark Briggs.Jr. Rev. Jerry Wayne Cribb Mr. Claude Earl Floyd Hunter Brother! Mr. Thomas W.Williams, Jr. Mr. Alfred Paul Brill. 11] Mr. William B. Crompton, III Mrs. Rita J.Folcy Mr. John W. Hurley Ms. Linda Wilson Miss Sharon Britten Mn. Ruth Ruihton Crumley Ms. MaryJ. Foreman Mr. ScMn. Henry G.HutalT Rev. SC Mrs. Gilliam P. Wise Mr. SC Mn. Dohn Broadwell Colonel Oliver C. Culbreth. (Ret.) Fortune Magazine Mr. Clarence C. Ingram Mr. Douglas E.Wolfgang, Jr. Ms. Nancy W. Broadwell Cumberland Furniture, Inc. Mr. David Lee Foster Ms.Sa.andraI.ler Mr. SC Mrs. C. Fletcher Womble Mrs. Elice Marie Brooks Mr. Burhl Cunningham Mn.Billie Kelly Foushee J. Starling Photography Yarborough Motor Company Mrs. Helen Kathy Brown Ms. Edna W. Curl Mr. D. P. Froneberger Mrs. C. W. Jackson Mrs. Jean RadclifT Young Mrs. Jo Anna Walker Brown Mr. U. Mn. Daniel F. Currie Fuller Oil Company Mrs. Myra Jackson Mr. PatricS. Zimmer Ms. Josie Brown Mrs. Marion Currie Mr. Nelson Garcia Mi. JoAnnc Jones James Mr. Leon E. Brown Ms. Mary Currier Mr. Jimmy Garrdl Mn. Laurie Aliton Jennings Mr. Roy E. Brown CutsScCurli, Plus Dr. ScMn. George F. Gee Joe Strickland Realty BELL TOWER CLUB Rev. Vemon Weaver Brown, III Mri. Linda Allvord Damminger General Business Services John's Flowers & Gift Shop Able Plumbing Sc Pipe Co., Inc. Mr. JefTenon D. Bruton Mr. Kenneth Daniel Mn. Annabel! George Mrs. Brenda K. Johnson Mrs. Linda Eurey Ackerson Mrs. Catherine Bryant Mrs. Mendee Hawley Daniel Ms. Penny Cheryl George Mr. L«r Johnson Ad-Ons Ms. Mary Jo Bryant Mr. Terry F. Daniels Mr. Robert L Giannini, 111 Mi. Lisa A. Johnson Ml. Helen C. Adams Ms. Janet K. Buffaloe Mr. Carroll L. Davis Dr. Kevin J. Gill Mr. Michael Henry Johnson Adams Real Estate Mrs. Donna M. Bullard Mi. Sharmcn Davis Ms. Cynthia Ann Gilliam Mr. Monroe Johnson Ms. Alice E-Addleton Mr. ocMn.LouiiC. Bullard Mrs. Sylvia Brown Davis Mr. J. D. Gilliam Mr. Jimmy Jolly Mr. Kyle Joseph Adrian Mr. Thomas McLauren Bullard Mr. RobertG. Dees,Jr. Mr. Michad Wayne Gillmer Mrs. Ida P. Jones Dr. Wahaj D. Ahmad Mrs. Betty Graham Bunce Ms. Jeanette Christine Dell Mr. diffbrdj. Ginell Mr. Sc Mrs. Jarvis D. Jonei, Jr. Mrs. Teresa Poole Akamatiu Mr. Sc Mrs. William D. Bunce Mr. George F. Dempicy Mr. Ronald Roy Clancy Dr. Sc Mrs. John R. Jones Mr. ScMri. James J. Akridge Mrs. KathrynG.Bundy Mn. Patricia Griggi DeNeal Mr. George T. Gleason Ms. Jennifer Akridge Mrs. Betty Burke Mr. John Denning Mn. KimberlyJ. Goad Dr. Thomas H.Jones Ms. Valarie Akridge Ms. Elouise Bums Department of North Carolina Mn, PatiyJ.Gordon Ms. Virginia Jones Mr. David Banks Alabaster Mrs. Meredith Stone Cade Disabled American Veterans Mr. Charles E. Collage Mr. John Alfred Jordan Mi. Agnes Alexander Cain ScCain Mn. Mary M. Depraler Mn. Gail Outlaw Graham Mrs. Marjorie M. Jordan Ms. Juddeth Allen Mr. Turner Foster Caldwcll Mr. Jamei Wesley Dickens Mi. Marion Janet Graham Dr. Weldon H.Jordan Mr. David W. Allred Mrs. Julie E. Callahan Ms. Gail Dickinson Mn. Mildred Y. Grant Mr. Arnold Joyner Colonel Sc Mrs. Ronnie D. Alton Mrs. Susan Ken- Callahan Ms. Dotty Dilday Mn. Katherine Henrietta Grano Mrs. Gail Harriion Joyner Mr. Daniel Alvarez Mr. John F. Campbell Miss Laura Sullivan Dilworth Mn. Joan Hobbi Gray Mr. ScMri. William Julian Mn. Gail Alvarez Ms. Kelly Ann Canncy Mn. Jody L. Dirks Green Tree Inn, Inc- Rev. 8C Mn. Jerry J. Juren Ms. Ruth Gilmore Ambrose Mr. & Mrs. George P. Cap Mr. James Lee Dodrill Mr. E.W. Greene Ms. Suian Juitice American Speedy Printing Cent. Ope Fear Animal Hospital Rev. Leonard F. Doucette Mr. Mickey Greene Mri. Laura Jean Kamionka Mrs. Dory Kestner Anderson Captain Jim's Seafood Shack Mrs. LucyJ. Douglass Mr. Roger W. Grider, Jr. Ml. Jo Eva Keebaugh Mrs. Dorothy C.Anderson Rev. Edward Holmes Carll Mr. Stanley Dousey Mn. Cdia Abemethy Griffin Mr. Allen S. Keene Ms. Efftc Jcanette Anderson Mr. Michael James Carpenter Dowleii Christman Tree Farm Mr. Robert Warren Griffin The Honorable Beth Keever Mi. Barbara H.Antal Mr. Andre Canon Mr. James C. Draine Ms. Bonnie Stames Griffith Mr. ScMrs. A. Scott Kdly Aqua-Nut Dive Service, Company Mr. George E. Carter Dr. David E. Drake, Sr. Mr. Walter Henry Grimsley Mn. Gayle Rogcn Kent Mn. Linda Archer Ml. Janet L. Carter Mr. Stephen Driggers Mr. Paul D. Grove Mr. Sc Mrs. Keith Allen Kildow Mr. William Stratton Arlin Mr. Lester G. Carter, Jr. Mi. Dorian Elizabeth Droegc Mr. Samuel P. Guy Mrs. Anita Fisher King Mr. Scott W. Armentrout Mr. Michael Lewellyn Caiey Mr. & Mn. Bob Dubbe Mr. & Mrs. Danny Franklin Hagan King Discount Rentals Arran Realty, Inc. Mr. Joseph A. Castner Mi. Susan Dugan Mr. Billy Hagard Mi. Dorothy King Mn. Marilyn Every Atkinson Caviness ScTolbert Ms. Nell Duncan Mr. ScMn. Philip M.Haile King Electric of Fayetteville Mr. William LAycock Ms. Anita-Lynn Cechowski Mr. Sterling Duncan Mr. ScMn. LeamonJ.Hall Mri. Dorothy C. Kirkpatrick Rev. Dr. James H. Bailey Mr. John W. Chance Mr. Edward L. Dunn Mn. Linda Carlson Hall Mr. James M. Kzer, Jr. Mn. Carolyn Marks Baldwin Mr. Pruvis Chapel Dr. Sc Mn. Thomas E. Dun- Mn. Loii B. Hall Mr. John H.Klein, Jr. Ms. Myrtle Baldwin Mr. Sc Mn. Pete Malloy Chason Mr. Cyrus P. Earnhardt, Jr. Mn. Williiteen Dudley Hall Mrs. Beulah Knarr Mr. Sc Mrs. Charles M. Balyeat Ms. Karin J. Cherry Ms. Sheila Eason Mn. Ann Young Hampton Rrv. Dr. Garland Knott Mr. John Baranowski Dr. Robert S. Christian MSGT & Mn. George A. Ebert. (Ret.) Mn. Anne B. Hanson Mr. Frederic John Koch Mrs. Carolyn P. Barbour Mr. ScMn. A. Wilbur Clark Mr. & Mrs. Roy S. Eckert Mr. John Joseph Haracivet, Jr. Dr. Steven H. Kouba Ms. Kimbcrly A. Barefoot Mr. &Mn. DavidS. dark Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Eckert Mr. Steven Helms Harden Mrs. Dagna Ellen Kuehl Mrs. Ma/y Alice Barefoot Ms. Guyla D. Clark Mn. Claire Alyce Turner Edge Mr. Alan Hardin Ms. Joy Carruth Kuhar Mr. Sc Mn. Bradley R. Barrett Dr. JoAnn Clark Mr. & Mrs. Sam R.Edwards Mr. Eugene Hardin Ms. Ruth Kurz Mr. Malvern Spencer Barrow, III Ms. Martha Clark Mr. Randy Egsegian Mr. Sc Mn. Jerry Hardin Mrs. Naomi Kulsch Mr. Joseph Jack Bartanui Mr. Steven Clary Mn. Karen Jones Ehle Mn. Nina Marie Harding Mn. Susie Kulsch

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M.. Lauren Michdle Kvach Mn. Rainelle Dixon Mishoe Ms. Elizabeth Blair Robertson Miss Edith Gray Tillman Cape Fear Animal Hospital Mr. fc Mr>. Evan Hardy Lacy, III Mr. & Mn. John C Mitchell Mr. J. Michad Rogen Mn. Cheryl Ann MathewTornow Cape Fear Supply Mr.. Deborah BLal lier Mr. Michael D. Mitchdl Mr. Victor Jose Roman Dr. Lucas Van Ttan Captain Jim's Seafood Shack Mrs. Patricia Home Lancaster Mr. StMrs. Raymond S. Mitchdl CSM &• Mn. George D. Roraback Jr. Ms. Pam Tripp Cargill, Incorporated Rev. James Robert Lancaster, Jr. Moffitt Machine Company, Inc. USA (Ret.) Troxd Bridal & Formals Carolina Motor Club, Inc. Mr. Curtis Lancaster Mr. John Monaghan, Jr. Mr. Jaime A. Rosa Mr. Walter R. Turner Carolina Power & Light Mi. Lisa Vigolctti Lange Mr. Jerry R. Monday Dr. Manfred Rothsteir, Ms. Pamela A. Twigg Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Mr. Jackson L. Langley Mr. Graham A- Monroe Mr. James H. Rowland Mr. Rusty Tyson Company Larry's Sausage Rev. Mark C, Mooney Rev. Sc Mn. Jim Rowlette Ms. Anne Uleman Cajhwell Appliance Parts, Inc. Mr. Robert L. Larsen Miss Anna Marie Moore Mr. 8c Mn. Raymond R. Roy Mn. Patricia Waterfield Ulmer Caviness&Tolbert Mr. &t Mrs. Joseph J. Lassiter Mr. & Mrs. E. Ray Moore Mr. 8c Mn. Arthur P. Royal United Carolina Bank Centura Bank Mr. Ron LaVoie Mr. Frank M. Moorman Mn. Doris Rulnick United Way of the Piedmont Inc Collier Gas Company Mr. Frank K. Layton, Jr. MJ. Carmen Morrina Mn. Debotah Russell Mn. Lilly F.VanStory Concrete Service Co., Inc. Mr. Donald Leatberman Ms.VaJeric L. Morris Mn. Carol Ryals Mr. Tony Vaughn Consumers Title Company Mrs. Faye Leavy Ms. Lois Moses Ms. Marion Sanchez Ms. Margaret Mary Vickers The Comer Cafe Mr. Loran Eugene Leek Mr. Stanley Dotton Mozingo Mr. & Mn. Paul L. Sanderford. Jr. Mr. Richard W. Vieth Cross Creek Merchant) Assoc, Mr. & Mn. Nelson Lee Ms. Jessica Lynn Muldrow Mr. &Mn.JohnJ.Sarvis Mr. Cal Johnny Violette Crowell Constructors, Inc. Mrs. Lynn Legalski Mr, & Mrs. Gerald C. Mussdwhite, Jr. Mr. Michad B. Saunden Mn. Regina Wahl Crown Manufacturing Mr. Jason Sean Leinheiser Miss Jan Berentson Nahinurk Ms. Peggy G. Sautter Mn. Ethel G. Warren Cumberland Furniture, Inc. Colond Alfred Lemirc, (Ret.) Mn.TonieNeal Mn. Jakki Sawyer Mn. Linda Warren Cuts & Curls, Plus Mn. Jean Lemke Mr. & Mn. Charles E. Ndson Ms. Genevievi H. Scarboro Ms. Doris Watkins D. K. Taylor Oil Company, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Julian C. Untz, Jr. Ms. Karen K. Ndson Mr. &Mn.C. Joseph Schick Mr. fcMn. John Watkins Dickinson Buick-Docfge Mrs. Melva Lewis New Sanford Milling Company Ms. Mary Schlafke Ms. Teresa Watkins Dixie Pawn Shop-Military Supp. Mr. Randy Lewis Ms. Elisabeth Nimocks Mr. Herbert A. Schroer, Jr. Mr. Jack A. Watson Dowless Christman Tree Farm Mr. Richard M.Lewis. Jr. Nix Upholstery Company Mn. Jacqueline Scott Watson, Moore & Company Dunn's Nursery & Garden Shop Liberty Point Chapter Mr. Larry Walton Nunnery Mr. rk Mn. Wesley Seamon Mr. James Cecil Wear, Jr. E.I. Dupont DeNemours Company Mr. Richard Bellmore Lindner Ms. Christa M. O'Quinn Sears Resume Dr. L. Stacy Weaver East Coast Fed. Savings Bank Ricky L. Lindsley Mn. Kathryn Small Offenhauser Sears-Roebuck Company Ms. Pauline Wdls Econo Lodge 1-95 Mr. &; Mrs. William M. Lineberger Ms. Kerry Oliastro Mr. Franklin Twain Sessoms Ms. Edna Wesley Elliot Construction Company Mn. Linda Bums Lingerfeldt Mr. Jeffrey Allen Olion Ms. Gay Davis Sexton Mr. Si Mrs. Thomas Q. Whitmire Ellis-Walker Builders, Inc. Hazel G. Linn Mrs. Leta Smith Olson Mr. Ira Shapiro Mn. Willie Wiggins Employee Benefit Systems, Inc. Mr. ScMn.GregLiss Ms. Barbara Jean Overman Ms. Dell Jean Sharpe Ms. RitaS.Wiggs Entre Computer Center Little Sd Pulley Office Machine Mr. Edward Arnold Owens Mr. & Mrs. Harry S. Shipp, Jr. Mr. Dean Williams Ernie Lee's Oil Company Mr. David J. Little Dr. Henry Parfitt ILt. Daniel Richard Short Mr. fi Mrs. Edward D. Williams Eutaw Shopping Center Mr. William Foster Little, 111 Ms. Eunyoung Park Dr. John Sill Mr. Herman P. Williams Express Stop Stores Mn. Patricia McCallum Livingston Mr. Ernest Wilbert Parker Mr. James Edward Simmons, IV Mrs. Margaret R. Williams Faircloth Accounting Service Lizzie Lamb Bible Class Ms. Shanda Parris Mn, Matylin Gale Simons Miss Marian Williams Fairfieldlnn Dr. Robert J.Logel Rev. Carrie W. Parrish Mn. Jeanette Singleton Mr. Danny Williamson Fasco Industries, Inc. Ms. Phyllis J. Long Mr. & Mn. Larry Wayne Panons Singleton, Murray, Craven & Ms. Vivian Williamson Fay. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Mr. Cabdl Luck. Jr. Ms. Dorothy Patterson Mr. Charles William Siska, Jr. Mr. Marshall Kent Wilmoth Fayetteville X-Ray Association Mr. & Mn. Larry Lugar Mrs. Rebecca H. Pattishall Mn. Christine G. Slappey Mr. & Mrs. George D.Wilson Fayetieville Lighting, Inc. Mr. Thomas C. Mack Dr. Mcnno Pennink Mr. &Mn. Wayne Sloan Mr. R. Parker Wilson Fayetteville Publishing Co. Rev. & Mn. John Tallon Madison, Mrs. Suzanne Pennink Ms. Angda Camille Smith Mr. Robert T.Wilson, Jr. Fayetteville Monument Works Ms.CarlaJoMaldonado Mr. & Mn. Monte Pepper Mr. & Mrs. Bob Smith Ms. Gail B. Winter Fiber Industries Mr. Charlie Malloy Ms. Mary M. Peppers Mrs. Ella Hall Smith Mrs. Deborah Wood Finch Oil Company Mn. Diane Mann Mr. Charles Michad Perry Lt. Colond & Mrs. Eugene Smith. (Ret.) Mr. Jerry C. Wood, Sr. Firs! Citizens Bank & Trust Co Mr. Leon Mann Mrs. Oarcce Peterson Mr. & Mfs, Garland Smith Miss Frances Woodhouse First Union National Bank Rev. Victor C. Mansfield, II Mr. & Mn. Mike Phdps Mn. Linda Y. Smith Mr. & Mrs. William Wortimer The Flora Company Mr. Robert Wesley Marrs Mn. Nancy Jean Phillips Mrs. Lynne Dawkins Smith Wright's Gas Company Floral Arts, Inc. Mrs. Elaine Forbes Marshall Mrs. Pamela Renee Phillips Mn. Patricia Hardee Smith Ms. Barbara D. Wynn The Florence Rogers Mr. & Mn. Carroll Martin Mr. Larry S. Philpoll Mr. R. T. Smith Brig. General Norman Youngblood Charitable Trust Mn. Margaret Adams Martin Ms. Carol R. Pierce Mr. Raymond Horace Smith, Jr. Mn. Laura P. Younts Fortune Magazine Mn. Theresia Howland Mask Ms. Virginia M. Pierce Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Smith Dr. John F. Campbdl Fuller Oil Company Miss Judith Ann Mason Mr. Jimmy Pifer Mr. Thurman L. Smith Ms. Kimberly Renee Champion G & K Cleaning Service, Inc. Mr. Brent Alfred Matthews Mr. StMrs. Claude Pigott Dr. R. D. Snipes Dr. Betty Cline General Business Services Mr. Charles Mauney Miss Hden Marie Pilkay Mr. C. Warren Southerland Ms. Robin Greene Mr. & Mn. David Maxwell Mr. Robert Lee Plotts Southern National Bank Dr. & Mn. Dwight House Green Tree Inn, Inc. Dr. Harold E. Maxwdl Mr. & Mn. Arnold Pope Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Spain Dr. Sue L. Kimball Haigh, Byrd & Lambert Mr. & Mn. J. Kenneth Maxwdl Mr. Paul P. Pope, III Mr. Kenneth Owen Spears, Jr. Mr. Ray Kinder Hairc Plumbing Company, Inc. Mn. Oaudia Hawthorne May Mr. &Mn. Alan M. Porter Mr. James Lewis Speed Ms. Alisha Morrison Harrell's Radiator Shop, Inc. Mr. Bobby Clifton McAlpin Ms. Mary Posey Coach Barbara Speights Dr. Peter Murray Hawley's Camping Center, Inc. Ms, Dorothy McCauley Mr. John Fletcher Poulk Mr. Raymond Frederick St. Onge Dr. Jo Ann Parkerson Hayes Hobby House, Inc Dr. Thomas M. McCutchen, Jr. Ms. Eleanor S. Powdl St. Peter's A.M.E. Zion Church Dr. John C. Peyrouse.Jr Healy Wholesale Company Rev. James Richard McDowell Dr. William C. Powell Mr. Fred M. Stanton Dr. Wayne Preslar Highland Lumber Company Dr. 8t Mn. Douglas S. McFarlane Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Pray Mn. Rebecca Starling Senator Terry Sanford Hodges Associates, Inc. Mr. James Ralph McFayden, Jr. Mr. Terry D. Prdss Mn. Lori A. Stcphenson Smooth Travel Holiday Inn Bordeaux Dr. T. Pinckney Mcllwain Mr. Allen Prevatte Stereo World Captain Perry Sophcr Holmes Electric, Inc. Mr. Charles McKay Ms. Katrina Prevatte Mr. Martin W. Stemlicht Mr. Howard T. Thomas Holt Oil Company Mr. Ronald McKay Ms. Wanda Prevaltc Mr. Bruce Edward Stevens Mr. Paul F. Wilson Home Federal Savings & Loan Mr. Kendle D. McKed Mn. Merle R. Prewitt Ms. Ddoris A. Stevens Dr. Samuel Womack Homemakers Furniture Interiors Mr. Charles Stephen McLamb Mn. Denise Marie Pribis Mn. Joyce K Stewart Houston Endowment Inc. Ms.JoceeE. McLaurin Mr. Don K. Price Mrs. Sandra J. Stolzer CORPORATIONS Hubbard Pipe & Supply, Inc. Mr. Loche A. McLean Mn. Sylvia Vessels Price Mrs. Suzanne Stork Hunter Brothers Mr. fit Mn. Lenwood McNair Mt. Bertie David Prince, III Mr. & Mrs. Jetty D. String AAA Glass Company Hurst Annaho Able Plumbing & Pipe Co., Inc. Mr. Ronald McNair Dr. William L. Pritchard Ms. Adonica Stringfield Hutson Typewriter Company Ace Pawn Shop Mr. ScMn.W.V. McNair Rev. John Philip Purser Sturdivant Supply Company I. C. I. Americas, I nc. Adami Real Esuie Captain William Robert McNeill, Jr. Mr. Hugh Oscar Queen, III Ms. Leigh Stutts J. C. Penney Company Ms. Sandra McNight Mn. Carol Quigg Mn. Edith Styron Agnes Adcox Home J. Starling Photography Dr. Linda Carol McPhail Mr. Joseph Edward Quinn, Jr. Mr. Lloyd K. Swaringcn American Speedy Printing Cent. Jernigan & Warren Funeral Home Mr. Wilson Terry McPherson Ralph Huff Real Estate Inc. Mr. Conrad Darrell Swick Aqua-Nut Dive Service, Company Joe Strickland Realty Arran Realty, Inc. Mr. Glen Earl Meade, Jr. Mn. Laura Byrd Rambeaut Mr. Ronald A. Sykes John White Drugs Arrow Exterminators of Fay.,In Mr. Jerry Meadows Mn. Nancy Jean Ramsey Tabor City Oil Company John's Flowers & Gift Shop Atlas Distributing Company Mr. & Mn. John A. Mebane Mr. Jerry Dunlap Ransom Mn. Faith Finch Tannenbaum Jones-Adcox & Company Bahia's, Inc. Mr. Harvey Dale Meeks Mn. Elaine W. Ratliff Mn. Teresa W. Tanner Kelly Springfield Tire Company Mn. Amanda Meilinger Ms.KimberlyJaneRatliff Mrs, Jo Ann Taylor Bass Air Conditioning Ken C. Lancaster Real Estate Mr. L Richard Mdssner, Jr. Mn. Harriet C. Ray Ms. Loreley J. Taylor BelkHemdale Company King Discount Rentals Billy Bill'i Grading Company Rev. Benjamin Ray Mdvin Mn. Dorothy B. Raymond Mr. Richard P. Taylor King Electric of Fayetteville Boulevard Pawn Shop Mr. Donald Mdvin Ms. Jeanne Maureen Reed Mr. ScMrs. GaryTeachey Kingj Point Mfg. Company Mr. Elmer R. Midgett, Jr. CW2 Kenneth W. Reese Tdephone Answering Service Bragg Pawn Shop Kylt Roofing Company, Inc. Mn. Lynn Evans Midgett Mr. Charles M. Rhodes Mr. Leonard Thagard Briggi & Sons LaFayette Memorial Park Corp. Broadwell Land Company Military Pawn Shop Mr. Gary D. Rhodes Mr. & Mn. Melvin J. Thompson LaFayetle Motor Sales, Inc. Dr. Dudley Miller Mrs. JaniccMarcy Rhue Mn. Towanna Gail Thompson Bryan Poniiac-Cadillac Company Larry's Sausage Buic, Norman &C. Co. Dr. Mary Emily Miller Mn. Betsy P. Richardson Mr. A. G.Thomson, Jr. Lee Hyundai, Inc. Butler Electric Supply of Fay. Ms. Jane Allen Miller Mr. ScMn. EldonD. Riddle Mr. Archie L. Thome Leon Sugar's Men Shop Cablevision of Fayetlcville Mr. Jeffrey D. Miller Mr. Horace Edwin Riddle Rebecca Thome Little & Pulley Office Machine Ms. Carole G. Miller-Seda Mr. John G. Roberts Mr. Robert L. Thornc. Jr. Cain & Cain Long Life Lighting, Inc. Cape Fear Amateur Radio Socry, Dr. Michad Mills Dr. &c Mn. Leroy Roberts. Jr. Mr. William Thome The LSV Partnership

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Major Appliance Company, Inc. ICI Amencas Inc. R.H.S. Parent Teachers Mr. James Spencer Birdsong Mrs. Linda Eurey Acker son McDonald Grading Company Jefferson Pilot Corporation Student Assoc. Mr. Larry E. Mar on Mrs. Betsy Cheshire McDonald Lumber Company, Inc. Johnson-Sherman Company Rochester District Golf Assoc. Mr. Paul Andrew McKee, Jr. McFadyen Music Company Sara Lee Personal Products Sch Mr. Sa.mud P.Guy McGcachy &t Hudson Attorneys ^•{M^BP^BBHBl Sayville Public Schools 1968 Dr. Linda Carol McPhail Merrill Lynch Peierce Fenncr j^^^^r^^^^^M Seventy First High School Mrs. Ann Young Hampton & Smith Southside Food, Inc. Mn. Patricia Bracewdl Clayton Mr. Wade E. Byrd Mid-South Insurance Company Specialized Printed Forms, Inc Mrs. Mary F. Wright Mr. Jimmy Pifer Military Pawn Shop ^^^^m^H^B ^^^^^HH State Industries Foundation Rev. Wilson Edward Barber Mr. James Daniel Poolc, Jr. Moffilt Machine Company, Inc. Stephen Bufton Memorial Miss Rofemary Joyce Lands Mr. Roger Gale Simmons Molex Indorporated ^^^^ .^^H Educational Fund Mr. Terry F. Daniels Mn. Linda Y. Smith Monsanto ^Bj^^^^^^H The George Record School Fnd, Mn. Jean Fort BraJTord Mr,. Diane Mann Moorman & Kizer, Inc. ^^^^^^•^^^^H Trinity High School Athletic Mn. Catherine Bryant Mn. Laura Byrd Rambeaut New Rainbow Restaurant ^^•l^^^^^H Boosters dub Mn. Brenda K. Johnson Mr.WaltG.Townley New Sanford Milling Company ^^^^^^^^H United Methodist Women Mn. Brenda Rosscr Lyons Mrs. Betsy P. Richardson Nut Upholstery Company ^•^^^^^^^^^B WaJ-Mart Foundation Mr. Charles Stephen McLamb Mn. Towanna Gail Thompson North Carolina National Bank ^^^^^^^^^^^HM^^^BH York County Junior Rev. Jame* Robert Lancaster, Jr. Mn. Olivia Godwin Bradley North Carolina Natural Gas Mn. Kathy Richardson Borrelli Miss Martha Regina McLaurin Nonhside Chiropractic Clinic M^^^^^H^^^^^^B I^^Hl Mr. Dennis Luther Bruce Mr. M. R. Teer iB^^B I i^^^H nLUMrlA i i IUKJlI One Hour Koretizing, Inc. ^^^^m I ^^^1 Mr. Wilson Terry McPherson Mr. C. Warren Southland Osbomc Glass Company, Inc. 1964 Mr. Paul C. Reinert Mr. Robert L. Giannini, III ^^^B J~.^^H Mn. Barbara A. Lawson Mr. William Franklin Faulkner Owen's Florist' ^^^^^B^Bl^^^^H Dr. Jack M. Hunter pi [_c Mr. David L. Yount ^^^^^•Pm^^^^i Mrs. Betty Neil Parsons Professional Women of Fay. Ms. Anna D. Workman Mn. Brenda Herring Hiltner Mr, Louis Spilman, Jr. Ralph Huff Real Estate Inc. Mn. Patricia Waterfield Ulmer Mn. Trudi J. Waters Mr. ThurmanL. Smith All Funds Mr. William H. Breeden, Jr. Mr. Jefferson D. Bruton Mr. Venablc Groome Baggett Ready Mired Concrete Mr. Malvern Spencer Barrow, III Mrs. Linda Warren Mr. Guy Baker Beattie.Jr. Reed-Lallier Chevrolet V • Mn. Charlotte Carmine Mr. Carl D. Ford, Jr. Mrs. Patricia M. Cashion Refrigeration & Heating Co. IB B Mn. Elaine W. Ratliff Mn. Leta Smith Olson Mr. George F. Dempsey Reid, Lewis, & Deese, Nance Mr. Carroll L. Davis Mn. Sue James Smith Mr. Harvey Dale Meeks Rhudv's Inc Mn. Ethel G. Warren ^^^^^^HB •R^HB Mr. Ralph F. Hoggard Rogers & Breece, Inc. Mr. William H. Billings Mrs. Virginia Knox Kern 1971 Rome s Jewelers Mrs. Gwen Pheagin Holtsclaw ^B. H Mrs. Betty Graham Buncc Mr. Francis Patterson Quantz Mr. David T. Woodard Round-A-Bout Skating Center Mrs. Louise Council Sears Resume Mr. Gordon B. Herbert Mrs. Lynn Moore Carraway Mr. Jerry C. Wood, Sr. Sears-Roebuck Company ^•i JB Mr. R. Wayne Trousdale Mrs. Marilyn Every Alkin son •^•Mm Mn. Dianne Vann Cox Singleton, Murray, Craven &£ Smithboro Furniture Company 1965 Dr. Thomas H. Jones 1969 Mrs. Susan Kcrr Callahan Smooth Travel Mr.AlfredPaulBrill.III Mr. Rodney F. Hobbs Mn. B. Franklin Evans Southeastern Hospital Supply Milliken& Company Mr. David Herring Mrs. Zula High Mr. John Wayne Brown Southern Gin & Grain Company Price Waterhouse Foundation Mis, Judith Ann Mason Mrs. JoAnna Cherry Palumbo Mr. Joe Clayton Southern National Bank The Procter & Gamble Fund Mr,. Billie Kelly Foushee Mr. Richard L. Dean Mr. Frederic John Koch Southern National Bank The Prudential Foundation Mr. Paul P. Pope, III Dr. Michael L. Hale Mrs. Lynn Evan, Midgett Sprint RJR Nabisco, Inc. Mr. George S. Potts, Jr. Mr. Charles Linwood Ferrell Mr. John G. Robert, The State Bank of Fayetteville Sara Lee Foundation Mrs. Rebecca Starling Mr. A.G. Mason Dirickson Mr. &Mn. Ronald Roegiers Stereo World The Union Central Life Mn. Willisteen Dudley Hall Mr,. Margaret R. Williams Mn. Linda Conndly Pierson Stevcoknit Insurance Company Mn. Doris Rulnick Mn. Patricia McCallum Livingston Mrs. Susan G. Motes Stout Properties, Inc. Wachovia Bank ot Trust Co. Mn. Suzanne Stork Mr. Maurice W.Elliott Mr. Jame, H. Rowland Sturdivant Supply Company Winn Dixie Stores Foundation Mr. Walter R. Turner Mrs. Carolyn Marks Baldwin Mrs. Cynthia King Speed Tabor City Oil Company Mr. D. Keith Cook Mrs. Marcia Fiye Hasie- Daniels Mr. Gary Teachey Telephone Answering Service Mr. Robert Bruce Jervis Thomas Realty SCHOLARSHIP Mr. Jerry R- Monday Rev. Nancy Ruth Best Mr. Robert Alfred Jones, Jr. Tile Inc. of Fayetteville Antioch Baptist Church Mrs. Teresa Self Swain Mr. Lochc A. McLean Rev. John Philip Purser Tim Newton Real Estate Army Emergency Relief Mr. Bruce Edward Stevens Mr. Jerry A. Keen Mr. Jame, Francis Loschiavo Todd, Rivenbark & Puryear Beta Theta Zeta Chapter Mr. Stephen M. Whilden Captain Orrin Ben Powell Mn. Karabeth Schleich Tom J. Keith & Associates Board of Higher Ed. & Ministry Mrs. Margaret Adams Martin Mrs. Joyce K. Stewart Townscnd Real Estate The Brewton Sportsman Club Mrs. Linda Carlson Hall Mrs. Sandra J. Stolzer The Trophy House, Inc. Butler Memorial Scholarship 1966 Mr. GaryS. Elefante Mr. Wyatt K. Harper Troxel Bridal & Formals Citizens' Scholarship Mr. Murray O. Duggins Mr. Jame, Lewis Speed Mr. John Alfred Jordan Tuf-Ta,Inc.3,500.00 Crescent City High School Mn. Amy Scott Cook Mr. John W. Butler Mr. Edward L. Dunn United Carolina Bank Damascus Lodge Mr.OwenA.Hager.il Mr. Fred M. Stanton United Carolina Bank ECC Hotsey Scho arship Fund Mr. William Edgar Bowden Rev. Dr. William M. Promell Mn. JoAnne Strickland Thoma, V-Point Grocery Edenton Street United MC Mn. Martha Barefoot Graham Mr. Leonard Thagard Rev. Woo drow Wells, Jr. Valley Eye Clinic Edward Walmsley Memorial Scho. Mr. Robert Warren Griffin Ms. Sandra A. Wheeler Valley Motors, Inc Enlisted Spouses Association Ms. Janet McChesney Manning Mn. Janice Marcy Rhue 1972 Vanstory-Exum Insurance First United Methodist Mn. Lorraine Black Bishop Mr. Steven Helms Harden Rev. Michael Wayne Saflcy Wachovia Bank of N.C Mr. Jack R. Honeycutt Mr. Richard Bellmorc Lindner Mn. Lynn Grubcr Clark Waste Management of N. America Francis Ouimet Caddie Mr. Willi, S. Keith Mr. Richard W. Vieth Mrs. Virginia Teachey Watson, Moore & Company Franklin County Schools Mr. Wade Eugene Marr Mn. Susan Keeth Fertel Mrs. Dory Kestner Anderson Williams Printing Ft. Bragg Officers' Wives' Clb Mn. Janet Cooke Smith Mr. Terry Wayne Boose Mr. Samuel Quinton Atchley WKML General Board of Higher Mr,. Ella Hall Smith Mr. Emmett Wilson Fisher, Jr. WRCQ Education &£ Ministry UMC Mr. L. Richard Meissner, Jr. Mr. Henry Heath, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Lugar Wright's Gas Company George E. Gordy Family Mn. Grace Ellen Bonvik Mr. Samuel H. Compton, Jr. Ms. Rina Janey Bishop Yarborough Motor Company Educational Trust Fund Mr. Roger B. Hobgood HELP Scholarship Fund Mr. David Ladd Bouteiller Mr. MathewA. Baselici Heritage Fund of Bartholomew Ms. Martha McCracken Mr. Thoma, McLauren Bullard Hoffcr Remainder Annuity Trust 1967 Mr. & Mn. Edward D. Williams Mr. Charles Van Hartsell, Jr. MATCHING GIFT Mrs. Margaret S. Alexander Mr. Raymond Horace Smith, Jr. Mr. John F. Campbell Abbott Laboratories Fund Immune Deficiency Foundation Mr. James Blanton Mr. ocMrs. JohnF. Chilton, III Mr. & Mrs. Clayton William Deaton.Jr. Alcoa Foundation J.J. Wiggins Memorial Trust Mrs. Judy Bcthard Mn. Linda Bruton Bourland Mr. Donald Lealherman ATC John P. Burke Mr. James Lee Dodrill Mr. & Mn. William Paxton Estes Ms. Hazel G. Linn Barclays American /Foundation Johnston County Bar Assoc. Mr. CabdlLuckJr. Mr. & Mrs. Howard J. Lupton Burlington Industries Fnd. Kenny Novak Memorial Fund Mr, Michael Brownlee, Sr. 1970 Mr. Alan Marshall Goad Carolina Power & Light Kiwanis Service Account Mrs. Joan Hobbs Gray Mr,. Margaret Pigott Goad Mr. Jackson L. Langley Carolina Telephone & Lake Stevens School District Mrs. Celia Abemethy Griffin Mr,. Elizabeth Bamhart Surges, Mrs. Johnnie Stevens Sarvis Telegraph Company Lem Markets, Inc. Dr. Wesley Eugene Guthrie Mr. William). Costin, Jr. Mr. Charles William Siska, Jr. Centel Corporation Maine State Golf Association Mr. Elmer R. Midget t, Jr. Mrs. Laura Jean Kamionka Mr. Harvey T. Wright, !I Chrysler Corporation Fund Martin County High School Mr. Michael B. Saunders Mrs. Gaylc Rogen Kent Ms. Bonnie Starnes Griffith Ggna Foundation Molot Indorporated Mr. Robert M. Thompson Mrs. Lena Johnson Masscngill Mn. Helen Kathy Brown CPC International Inc. N.C, Society of Accountants Mrs. Carolyn Nun cry Sellers Mr. John J. Sarvis Mrs. Sandra Matthews Carter CSX Corporation National Association of Mr. John Baranowski Ms. Ann R. Simoneau Mi. Camellia Siiemore Dunn Duke Power Company Foundation National Society/ Public Acct. Mrs. Patricia Hardce Smith Mr. Paul L. Sinderford.Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William M. LJneberger The Equitable Life Insurance New Jersey State Golf Assoc. Mr. John Joseph Haracivet, Jr. Mr. James Furman Power, Mrs. Patricia Griggs DeNeal The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. North Carolina Conference UMC Mrs. Ann Sutton Mr,. Bemadine Rains Mr. Henry Bynum Farrell, III GTE Foundation Matching Nothem Ohio Caddie Foundation Mr. Thomas Harvey Matthews Mr. Larry Walton Nunnery Mr. Herbert Finger, Jr. The Hartford Insurance Group Palm Beach Rotary Foundation Mr. James Allen Bledsoe Mr. Jerry L. Clemmons Mrs. Linda Bum) LingerfeMt The HCA Foundation Pope Officer's Wives Club Mr. Dale Webster Marshall, Jr. Mr,. Rainelle Dixon Mishoe

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APRIL 1993: MC TODAY 27 Second Class Postage Paid at Fayetteville, NC 28311 Vol. XXXIV, No. 1 April 1993 5400 RAMSEY STREET FAYETTEVILLE, NC 28311 (USPS 074-560) Address Correction Requested CAMPUS CALENDAR APRIL 2 The Will ofR. D.—Reeves Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. (World Premiere) 3 The Will ofR. D.—Reeves Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. 4 The Will ofR. D.—Reeves Auditorium, 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. 8 Pilot Club of Fayetteville—-Alumni Dining Room, 7:00 p.m. 12-19 Carter Pope's Senior Art Show—Mallett-Rogers House 14, 15 Hail Dionysus—Reeves Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. 17 Little Miss Fayetteville Pageant—Reeves Auditorium 18 Messiah—(Cumberland Oratorio Singers) Reeves Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. 19 Cape Fear Amateur Radio Society—Alumni Dining Room, 7:00 p.m. 20 Recital by Andrea Schmaltz—Reeves Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. 21 Lecture/Reading by Mystery Novelist Susan Oleksiw—Hensdale Chapel, 7:30 p.m. 24 'Guided Bird Walk/Nature Trail, 8 a.m. (Meet at Horner Adm. Bldg.) 24 *Guided Wildflower Tour/Nature Trail, 10 a.m. (Meet at Riddle Center) 24 Fayetteville Piano Teachers' Association—Reeves Auditorium, 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. 24 Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra Performance—Reeves Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. 25 *Methodist College Chorus Spring Concert—Reeves Auditorium, 3:00 p.m. 25-May 2 *Honors Art Exhibit—Mallett-Rogers House, 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. 27 *Mediodist College Stage Band Spring Concert—Reeves Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. 29 Stock Market Symposium—Main Dining Room, Berns Student Center, 6:30 p.m. 30 Broken Heart Ministries Concert—Reeves Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. 30-May 1 *Caroline Kearns' senior project—Out of Gas, drama—Behind the soccer field, 8:00 p.m. *Official Fayetteville Dogwood Festival Events 2 *Out of Gas-—Behind the soccer field, 3:00 p.m. 8 Pageant Sponsored by the ABWA's Longstreet Chapter—Reeves Auditorium 13 Pilot Club of Fayetteville—Alumni Dining Room, 7:00 p.m. 16 Baccalaureate and Graduation—Reeves Auditorium 17 Cape Fear Amateur Radio Society—Alumni Dining Room, 7:00 p.m. 20-23 Cheer Ltd. Camp 21, 22 Pilot Club/Ann Clark School of Dance—Reeves Auditorium, 23 Guy School Graduation—Reeves Auditorium 24-29 National Guild of Piano Teachers JUNE 4-11 Cheer Ltd. Camp 10 Pilot Club of Fayetteville—Alumni Dining Room, 7:00 p.m. 16-19 North Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church—Annual Conference 21 Cape Fear Amateur Radio Society—Alumni Dining Room, 7:00 p.m. 22-26 United Pentecostal Youth Camp 26 Recital by Mildred Dexter-Rosell's Piano Students 27-July 1 Cumberland County Schools—S.A.S.I. Program JULY 7-10 Emmaus Walk—Men's Retreat 8 Pilot Club of Fayetteville—Alumni Dining Room, 7:00 p.m. 9-11 Freshman Orientation 12-16 Universal Cheerleaders Association 14-17 Emmaus Walk—Women's Retreat 14-17 GolfRetreat 19 Cape Fear Amateur Radio Society—Alumni Dining Room 19-24 Mediodist College Music Camp 25-31 A.C.S.-United Methodist Church Calendar is subject to change. For more information, phone 630-7004.