The Aletheia
Montreal-Anderson College
September 9, 1994
"Soccer" in
the Eye
by J. R. Cunningham
The soccer squad is back in
action for another exciting sea
son.
Besides rolling out of bed
in the morning for a brisk 6:30
am. run, the kickers practice al
most three hours in the after
noon in preparation for the up
coming season.
The soccer team, led by
Coach Steve Schutt, traveled to
Lynchburg, Virginia, last week
end to battle two tough Division
II schools. The Cavaliers
dropped a tough 6-3 to the crew
from Lynchburg College.
Senior soccer player and
Howerton resident Eric Brown
stated, "We played good as a
team, but we were just out-
manned."
Size definitely played a big
role in the game as the Cavaliers
had trouble matching up to the
size of the Lynchburg team.
As a NCAA Division II
team, Lynchburg utilized their
advantage by going to their
strong substitutes during the
game.
Brown noted, "They had a
lot more subs which made it
harder on our team."
Lady Cavs Volleyball Team Spiked with Experience
by Stephanie Young
The 1994-95 Volleyball team
kicked off this season with eight
returning players and only two new
players.
Senior and
team member
Traci Haynes
stated, "This
year's team is at
an advantage
because of the
number of re
turning players.
Lady Cavs Volleyball Roster
Name
Year
Num
Kim Boruv
Freshmen
1
Gail Collingsworth
Sophomore
8
Stephanie Cone
Sophomore
7
Mindy Coyle
Sophomore
21
Jennifer Dolithit
Sophomore
24
Traci Haynes
Senior
30
Carri Lucksavage
Senior
32
Amanda Nesbitt
Sophomore
25
Sabrina Rogers
Sophomore
22
Christi Waddell
Sophomore
14
of us plays and it enables us to play
to our full potential. We are going
to surprise many of the opposing
teams."
Setter
Mindy Coyle,
who returned
after a year off,
expressed,
"This year's
team has
learned a great
deal from
Coach Darin
"Last year was a learning ex
perience for the team. We were
learning how to play with one an
other. Now we know the way each
Chaplain these last three weeks of
pre-season training. One of the rea
sons we haved learned so much was
due to the fact that Coach Chaplain
has prepared himself and has gained
more knowledge of the sport. Tak
ing a year off has given me an objec
tive perspective of how much the
volleyball program has grown."
Chaplain emphasized, "Al
though this team has only won one
game so far and lost six, they are the
best team that the school has ever
had. They are head and shoulders
above previous teams. They have
played two tough conference teams
[King andTusculum] in pre-season
play.
"Our biggest concern is that
we prepare ourselves for the season
up ahead, which began on Septem
ber 6."
On-campus student Dave
Walters chipped in 2 goals in
the contest, while Dave Jarema
also added a score.
In the second game, the
Cavaliers battled Randolph Ma
con strongly before falling 6-1
when time expired.
Mid Field player Leland
Globke scored the lone goal for
the Cavaliers as the team expe
rienced a disappointing match.
Coach Schutt's men were
again overpowered as they lost
Phil Lomac to an injury, which
fensive assault. Dave Jarema
stated, "It really hurt us when
we lost Phil and we experienced
a number of other injuries."
After Lomac left the game,
Jarema was moved to the middle
and the Cavaliers kept fighting
until they ultimately outplayed.
Though experiencing the
two losses last weekend, the
Cavaliers are in no way down in
spirit. After preparing to maul a
Lincoln Memorial team on Tues
day, the crew called off the at
tack due to Memorial's no-show.
The Cavaliers are anxiously
awaiting the weekend match-up
with Covenant. "It'll be a tough
showing, but we should fair re
ally well," commented Globke.
Tough indeed, as Covenant
walked away with the confer
ence trophy three years straight.
Forward player Dave
Jarema added, "Hopefully if we
get a good turnout from the fans,
and we perform to the best of
our ability God has given us,
then we'll come out on top this
season."
inevitably wounded M-AC's of
Admissions Hires Investigators to Reduce Mailing and Phone Costs
by Christian Maione
This year the Admission's De
partment started a new program
called telecounseling.
The telecounselors are students
who work part-time in the
Admission's Of
fice for about ten
hours a week.
They call
high school stu
dents on the
college's mailing
list and inquire about their interest
here at M-AC. If the student is
interested, the telecounselor refers
him/her to the Admission's counse
lor of that area. If the student is
uninterested, their name is taken off
the mailing list. By doing this, the
college saves a great deal in mail
and phone cost.
Making those calls separates
the serious in
Telecounselors
Gigi Bartlett
Kelly Maumenee
Summer Baxter
Amy Parsley
Amy Buckner
Rena Sawyer
Jodie Carriker
Chao Smith
Sarai Fortney
Amy Standifer
Zola Griffin
Marci Vance
quiries from
the casual
ones.
Admission's
Counselor
and head of
this program Heidi Osier com
mented, "They basically have two
jobs: passing on good leads and
disqualifying bad ones. That way
we save time and money."
Despite constant rejection from
some of the prospective students,
the telecounselors all shared that
they love their jobs. Vance mut
tered, "We get more rejections than
anyone else on campus."
These twelve telecounselors
play a vital part in the future of M-
AC as they take part in encouraging
students to enroll here at this Christ-
centered college. Osier pridefully
remarked, "We're excited about it.
They have made close to 900 calls
so far this year."
Have You Heard the News?
An editorial...
The Pledge of Aletheia
by Chad Smith
EdItor-in-Chief
"Finally brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is
right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if
anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things."
With these tmths, the Aletheia will steer towards these few goals.
First, we will glorify God in every aspect. I feel this can be done
if we as a newspaper staffand student body ask ourselves: "What would
Jesus do?"
Second, we will uphold and support our First Amendment Right to
freedom of speech.
Third, we would like this paper to be beneficial to the communica
tion between the students and faculty.
Fourth, we want the quality of the articles to be'as professional as
those found in larger newspapers.
Since Aletheia means Truth, we as a newspaper staff promise to
stand for Truth at all times, and at all times honor Christ in the articles
we print and in the ways we present facts and information.
by Aron Gabriel
...Former students Cheryl
Baiera and John Erick Harris were
married at Montreal Presbyterian
Church Sunday afternoon on Au
gust 6,1994.
...William R. Forstchen, as
sistant professor of History and
Teacher Education, released his six
teenth novel. The book was pub
lished by Baen Books and is entitled
Star Voyager Academy.
...Dawn Staton and Director
ofStudent Services for S.P. A.S. Ken
Lakin were married on June 10,
1994, in Gaither Chapel.
...Chaplain Ed Bonner and
wife Becky are now the proud par
ents of fraternal twins; Robert Cosby
and Mary Ann, bom May 10,1994.
Soccer Coach Steve Schutt and
wife Becky are the proud parents of
daughter Abigail Paige, bom May
15,1994.
Four new members were
named to the M-AC Board of Trust
ees: Rex Hoffman III, a M-AC
alumnus, is vice president of
Wachovia Bank in Asheville.
Hoffman is also an elder of Mon
treal Presbyterian Church. Mark
Snoddy of Roswell, Georgia, is
president of Peachtree Executive
Search. Donald Mitchell, retired
president of King College and
former dean at M-AC, is an interim
minister at Cook's Memorial Pres
byterian Church in Charlotte. And
finally, Steve Sloan, who is a former
professional football player.
The a letheia
Editor
Chad Smith
Advisor
Sherrie Willcox
Contributors
Jonathan Bennett, J. R. Cunningham,
Aron Gabriel, Christopher Howard,
Janie King, Christian Malone,
Phil Parker, Jeff Reardon,
Robby Suddeth, Stephanie Young.
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