Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1965 volume:

CHILHOWEAN 1965 PUBLISHED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS MARYVILLE COLLEGE . MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE MAY WE PRESENT . . . THE GREAT SCOT Some say you ' ll find him in Anderson tower, or perhaps burrowing under the streets on his way from Carnegie to Baldwin. Others claim he ' s in classrooms, the executive coun- cil, the chaplain ' s office. Still others claim to know him among the widespread alumni of Maryville College. He ' s the shyness of Mr. Layman, the orange and garnet tie of Dr. Copeland, the wry humor of Dean McClelland. When you want to define him, he ' s never around; when you despair, he might be there; when there ' s a festive, carefree mood abroad, he ' s always there. Everywhere, yet nowhere — that ' s the Great Scot. Enough. The Great Scot can ' t suddenly appear on this page. Look at that artist ' s conception of him — no spirit of a college could look like that! Or could he? Follow him through the past year; look for him. Above all, draw your own conclusions. Oh, yes — watch out for the Great Scot! CONTENTS EVENTS 3 • THE FACULTY 20-21 • THE CLASSES 36-37 HONORS 68-69 • ORGANIZATIONS 80-81 • SPORTS 108-109 IN MEMORIAM 126 • ALMA MATER 128 • SENIOR DIRECTORY 129 Key Man Dick Fox . . . freshman Margie Brown. The Factulty Reception lor Students. IN A YEAR AT MARYVILLE September again . . . another year . . . wonder who ' s back, who ' s new . . . . . . Before school, the facuhy retreated (what ' II they do when school starts?) . . . swimming pools and laughter, group discussions and vital issues, but little heard beyond the retreat. . . . students wonder; knowing, they might be less critical . . . but progress is made, tentatively at first, perhaps more boldly later. Sir will you carry my baggage up for me — (bet that ' s the last time anyone calls me Sir. ) .... Erwin ' s disciples strain manfully, while Buckwalter ' s Broads prepare the more difficult task — making freshman girls at home in the dorm . . . how will we ever get these freshmen to mix? .... Too late, they already have!. . . . Then the Sing Along With Issac (the crazy man who runs around the mountains with a bell tower) . . . Slurp, pop — there goes a watermelon seed . . . Penny Edelmeier joins the Honey Bee Club again. . . . Mr. Roberts relates Retreat. to Dr. Young, Mr. Mize at the Faculty Theta, Theta — what would half of them do with a hairy-chested man ? . . . RUSH WEEK— Are those the only choices?- — well, no, there ' s always the GDI ' s . . . Intramurals, fun trips to the mountains — just join a so- ciety — pressure, pressure, pressure . . . You pledged what?? . . . . Pay your dues now — be the first in your pledge group. . . . Salt Cellar or Salt Seller? . . . Why don ' t they just call it a Coffeehouse? ... no mattresses on the floor . . . We ' ve got to get it ready for opening Saturday night . . . ham- mer, nails, ouch d - - - it! ... bright yellow paint? . . . well, that ' s done — but it ' s only temporary . . . Dr. Hunter sure packs ' em in — whew! . . . Folksingers! How atmospheric (later change to Folksingers!? Again? ) . . . dorm chairs and tables, dim lighting, a crude stage and many people ... bet the. salt of the earth comes from all this sweat . . . four kinds of coffee . . . UCCF is off to a good start ... I was holding hands with a girl in the Salt Cellar — Well, did you know her name? . . . Dialogue, dam it! BEAT ... the hell out of ' em, Scots . . . Whose pep rally this week .. . wonder if the fire will start after all that rain . . . here comes the band ... off to a winning start . . . Cheer, we can ' t hear Ya . . . Skit, Skat, how ' s about that?. . . . Scots — Gr-r-r-r-eat!  -v-,- -jr - The President ' s reception at Morningside for the freshman class. The Salt Cellar . . . just needs a coat of bright yellow paint. ].B. Players David King, David Evans, Gay Boettcher, Dale Schellenger. Big Three Conjerence — Drs. Copelaiid. Campbell, Blake, and A cheer for a winning team. To the cultural . . . beautiful pianos . . . Schellenger Dumps Nelson Neal Tickets on the Market — I ' ve got to miss it for J.B. rehearsals . . . fascination of duo-pianists . . . Great performance — wonder where they ' re off to now. ' God and Satan square off for J.B. ' s soul — he sends them both packing . . . women from the bowels of th e earth . . . power of the writing . . . bitterness, pompousness . . . What temptors? . . . We can never know . . . . Really?! — The Grand Dragon, here . . . Do you have permission to take those pictures? . . . We feel that the citizens of East Tennessee should know part of the in- famous record of this man . . . Eugene Carson Blake, huge man — talks to those kids like a natural ... an at- tempt to repress the story of the KKK presence on campus . . . Crowds on campus . . . Union — isn ' t that a seminary? Lecture Series — Sir Bernard Lovell — The Exploration of Outer Space . . . scientist and educator . . . recipient of many award in arts and sciences. . . . No. 10 — Maryville ' s Little All-American, Benny Monroe. H B F ' -. B H 1 i r 1 Ih 1 BAP Clement Stone, Founder ' s Day Speaker, with Dr. Cope- land and Mr. Horst . . . And how do you feel. Dr. Copeland? Seventy-six Trombones . How ' s your P.M.A.!? — T-E-R-R-I-F-I-C! . . . challenging insight into a large segment of our business community . . . narrowly outraged reactions ... in a sense, a perfect irony for Founder ' s Day and Homecoming — yet, something that Maryville should do more often: listen to the diverse elements of the world . . . Think, think, think, think . . . — wonder if he ' ll fall over his ' Qiteen of all the HIGHlands President and Mrs. Copeland coming Dance. the Home- ;i UDDERrt ' Erwin and Scotchmer . . . the UCCF stuffed float. Diuin Major Hal Laster. Look at that Kappa Phi float — it ' s gorgeous! . . . Wonder how she got up there? . . . Come on Scots — enough sloppy play . . . did the soccer team win? . . . Football victory over Millsaps; alumni barbeque — where are all the benches; dance, dance, dance . . . midnight, and all the young princesses turn into — their dormitories. . . . . . . Yep, we got first-place float — sure worked hard enough for it . . . G ' nite. Thumbs Up . . . another touchdown. What Is Man?; tremendous volume of the choir and brass . . . Come of Age! — the challenge of our times . . . silent awe. Guitar and harmonica, chapel Poot and the night watch- man (does he bite?) — first place. . . . UCCF finally found something for the Key Men and Nu Gammas to do after Freshman Welcome — will it be religious? . . . Barnwarm- ing? . . . proceeds kick off the Fred Hope Fund Drive . . . perfect end to the day of vacation — Thanksgiving on many levels. . . . Maybe it ' s redheads who have more fun . . . Full house for a recital: . . . She ' s a fantastic schoen. Rev. Edtar O. Hawkins, Moderator of the General Assembly, UPUSA, speaks in the Salt Cellar. Reheaisal for special Vesper Service, What is Man? Rich Boyd presents roses to — Barnwarrriini King Ross Kerr or Queen Barbara Petti- grew? Carnival Nii ht at Bnrnwarming First Prize at Barnwarming and David Scotchmer. Mr. Hurst, the nightwatchman. Fred Hope? — bet the school just made him up ... A long tradition of giving. The project this year — a lab technicians ' course for the Francis Newton Hospital, Ferozepore, India. Fall formal fell — never thought anyone would equal ' i .XB ' s decorations, but they did it — doesn ' t even look like the old barn ... I got in with no tickets . . . Does anyone have a flashlight? — guess you ' ll have to find your own coat . . . good band . . . midnight again — wonder if that ' s when the housemothers turn into pumpkins (bet it ' s the other way around!) ? Madrigal Singers from the Vesper Choir add to Christmas Readings. Mr. Jones reading. Laud to the Nativity . . . Christmas Vespers . . . choirs, mimes, dancers, orchestra . . . directed by Mr. Lou Mize. Christmas Vespers, untraditional pageantry — art, music, drama . . . Messiah (chorus of thousands — Handel would croak, absolutely croak!) . . . Christmas readings and caroling . . . tests galore; must be getting near Christmas or something. . . . the December play, Harvey — has anyone seen a large white poobah — er, excuse me, a rabbit?. . . . Wonder if it ' ll snow? — on Christmas? — silly. Our very own Christmas tree . . . well-meant, but ill-taken caroling around Home Avenue — poor little rich kids . . . . No snow yet? — gloom. . . . Good grief, how will I ever get packed and get out of here? Will I see you before you go tomorrow? . . . froze all the way home — no heater, and 2 -3 outside — yech! . . . Study? Ha! I didn ' t even move for two weeks. . . . lo Marty Miller, Connie Williams, Ginny Wells, Alan Childs the production of Harvey. II Burn, ye special studies, and be merry, for tomorrow the editor strikei. ' ■■ ' itv l ri rly Ken Young ' s better side — on our very own ski slope. Chapel — we must be back at school. . . . I ' d like to take advantage of my position at the lecturn. . . . As you know, our development campaign had a goal of 920,- 000 to reach by January first; Sometimes we realize our goals, sometimes not. We asked for your help in realizing this one. Well (resignedly) , we got only 1 million. . . . Closest feeling of kinship I ' ve had to the school yet. Snow! Tons of it? . . . no, just some. . . . Burn, ye special studies, and be merry, for tomorrow the editor strikes . . . week-long cramming and exhaustion — isn ' t there a better way to do this? . . . I ' m going to sleep for at least 48 hours. . . . I ' m done, done, DONE! . . . . Weariness — quick, recuperate before the next semester. . . . Mr. Kerns ' Senior Recital. 12, Snow! Tons of it? Yes!!! Let ' s walk and listen to the quiet. Crunch, crunch, crunch . . . You stamped what out in the snow? Crunch, crunch, crunch . . . too beautiful to stay in, to cold to stay out . . . crunch, crunch, crunch. Snowballing Pros — perity Hall. Treasurer ' s Of fie e . . . ie mester ' s bills . . . Mr. Blevins. Miss Hennemuth . . . long lines . . . out of books . . . another check. It ' s about these Southerners (Marvin Beard) who have never seen snow. I ' ve got to go through this on a day off? Lines . . . books . . . fees ... no money . . . here we go again (to nowhere?) Now that the old semester is gone, we hope that you ' ll take stock of your past performance, and work to improve your record. . . . . Did you see Goldfinger? — That James Bond turns me on . . . Mary Poppins — what a comeback to Goldfinger (remember that Goldfinger — initiations are coming) . H January . . . good time for indoor sport! Artist Series — Kaleidoscope Players . . . I ' ve just read some Sandburg and want to go so badly . . . wish they ' d chosen better selections . . . Kaleidoscope of what. . . . Jonathan Gresham, Trumpetist . . . first band member to give a senior recital, first Porkie, too. Sergio Rojas, lecturing on The Coming Explosion in Latin America . . . former Cuban ambassador to Great Britain . . . participant in Bay of Pigs invasion . . . eco- nomic and diplomatic expert. . . . A grant from the National Science Foundation . . . alumnus Hargrove and Dr. Griffits. new equipment Mr. Hurst . . . savor in the Salt Cellar spring: a young man ' s fancy . Docherty: You weren ' t listening, Watson! Dr. Docherty . . . Margie Stewart. Coventry Cathedral, old and new . . . contemporary religious expression — an art exhibit, tied in with the February Meetings, opening after Dr. Bloy ' s organ recital. . . . February Meetings speaker — Dr. Docherty, a Scot not at all dour . . . The poetry added to the prose of reality — that ' s joy in life . . . fitting the square world into the round hole in his head. . . . Joe ' s biographies again . . . panels, dorm meetings, private conferences . . . ten ad- dresses in one accent! . . . Save your chapel cuts and take ' em now . . . not here to present answers, but to get you to ask questions — the right questions. . . . Harry Harter coordinates a Fine Arts Festival . . . lasting a whole month? Recitals, exhibits, visiting performers, plays — hmmm, no folk singers?! The March Artist Series, two choirs and a symphony . . . they had notes we ' d never heard before. Two performances with the Knoxville Symphony and the college choirs — Rachmaninoff ' s Bells. Phaedra, a Cretan woman? (undoubtedly) ... a Graecian chorus . . . Will she ever learn her lines?. . . . Chaste Hippolytus dies by Theseus ' hand ... a tortured woman ' s false cry ... a bitter purse. Spring Lecture Series — Maryville alumni . . . Otto D. Pflanze, Fulbright scholar, author and educator; J. Edward Kidder, Professor of Art, International Christian Uni- versity in Japan. The San Francisco Contemporary Dancers. A Goya, a Gainsborough, and two Zuccarellis on display in the Fine Arts Center — then locked in the vault! Culture comes to Maryville College ... the gift of an alumnus as part of the financial campaign. Unique . . . The San Francisco Contemporary Dancers . . . imaginative — Selections from Schuman, Ravel, Brubeck. . . . CHARTER-HARTER ... Got the robes packed? All right, who stole the tour manager? Take the bus, and leave the hell-raising to us . . . I Left my Soul with Dr. Harter . . . Home again, the Alma Mater . . . I ' m ex- hausted — hope I go next year! Dogwoods and marble benches . . . azaleas in bloom . . . young couples in bloom . . . annual trecks to the woods . . . monsoons in season . . . limping track, baseball, and tennis stars . . . can ' t study on a day like this — must be Spring! Sunrise on Easter — brrrr, it ' s cold this early in the morning. . . . Choir breakfasts with the Copelands. . . . When the sun comes over the Chilhowees . . . Happy Easter . . . I ' m going back to bed. . . . A few dogs and the Choir and some people say that is Maryville. Mr. Swenson in the gallery. 4 nS 4 17 Commencement ' s coming, so are The Fantastiks . . ■ String those daisies (more greens than daisies) — carried ' em up, carry ' em back again . . . will it be a nice day for Commencement? . . . Kinda sad, isn ' t it? . . . Wonder if it ' s hot under those black robes . . . What ' s his degree? — check his tassel. New Alumni, varied futures . . . out of the womb into the reality — painful? or just ' another schedule. . . . Our seniors plan to do — this summer and then — next year. . . . Marriages right and left, freed from the restraint of school, now face the restraint of themselves. Promises, hopes, fears, crying, rejoicing . . . where from here? Who knows? — but there ' s one way to find out. Shall we . . . Good-bye, Maryville. I ' ll be back. . . . ■ K mimiinini m 18 xo training . . . instructing . . . nurturing . . . cultivating , THE FACULTY 11 flSSPV ft iPS(s :38 «r 1 The President JOSEPH J. COPELAND, B.A., B.D., D.D, LL.D. B.A., Trinity University; B.D., McCormick Theological Seminary, 1939; Honorary D.D., Trinity University, 1950, and LL.D., Maryville College, 1960. Appointment to President of Maryville College, 1961. A Christian scholar and leader of scholars . . . with a proud handshake and a more than gracious smile, accompanied by an orange and garnet tie. At ease as an honorary Porkie, yet holding the respect of the Maryville campus and community . . . certainly a Great Scot. Dr. and Mrs. Copeland at Mornmgside. Dean of the College FRANK DELOSS McCLELLAND, B.A., M.S., LL.D. B.A., Grove City College; Pennsylvania State College; M.S and Honorary LL.D., Grove City College. . . . And now, if I may take advantage of my position at the lectern . . . . 4 Dean of Women EDITH FRANCES MASEY, B.A., M.S. B.A., Maryville College; M.S., University of Tennessee; Florida State University. Dean of Men ARTHUR STORY BUSHING, B.A., M.A. B.A., Maryville College; M.A., University of Tennessee; State University of Iowa, Duke University. 5 College Chaplain EDWARD FAY CAMPBELL, BA., S.T.B., D.D., LL.D., S.T.D., L.H.D, B.A., Yale University; S.T.B., Yale Divinity School; Hono- rary Degrees: D.D., Washington and Jefferson Colleges, Tusculum College, Centre College, Lafayette College; LL.D., Waynesburg College, Buen Vista College; S.T.D., Coe College, Millikin University, Hastings College, Alma College; L.fLD., Lewis and Clark College. i Chairman of the Board of Directors JOE CALDWELL GAMBLE, B.A., LL.B., LL.D. Maryville, Tennessee. I Cot. Taylor, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Brahams. RAYMOND IRVING BRAHAMS, JR., B.A., M.A., Director of Development. B.A., Maryville College; M.A., University of Colorado. Administrators DUNCAN CAMPBELL BENNETT, B.A., Director of Information Servicer. B.A., Maryville College; University of Tennessee. DANIEL FRANK LAYMAN, B.A., Treasurer. B.A., Carson-Newman College. VIOLA LIGHTFOOT, B.A., Registrar. B.A., Maryville College; University of Tennessee. MARY MILES, B.A., Director of Student-Help. B.A., Maryville College; Biblical Semi- nary in New York; Japanese School of Languages and Culture, Tokyo; George Peabody College. WILLIAM F. TAYLOR, JR., Director of Admissions. Davidson College; University of Ten- nessee ; Graduate of Columbia The- ological Seminary; Chaplain, Colonel. United States Air Force (Ret.). Miss Lightfoot, Miss Miles, Mr. Layman. MRS. LORRAINE PEYTON, B.A., Secretary to the Chap- lain; MRS. MARGARET MILLER, Assistant in the Registrar ' s Office; MISS MARY WELSH, B.A., M.A., As- sistant in the Student-Help Office; MRS. PATIENCE WYMAN, Secretary, Fine Arts Center. MR. HUGH CRAWFORD, B.A.. Assistant Business Manager; Assistants in the Treasurer ' s Office: MRS. EVA VINEYARD. MR. FRED BLEVINS, MRS. CALLIE McCURRY, MRS. BETTY EGGERS. i Staff MRS. ANN KENNEDY, Supervisor of Printing Department; MR. THOMAS HUTSELL, Engineer; MRS. JANETTE GAMBLE, Housekeeper. MRS. JANICE ROBERTS. Secretary to the Director of Develop- ment; MISS ELIZABETH WELSH. B.A., Assistant in the Alumni Office; MRS. LOWRIE WATSON, Secretary to the President: MISS VICTORIA SAMBURG, B.S., Assistant to the Deans of Men and Women; MISS JANE HUDDLESTON, B.S., As.nstant in the Registrar ' s Office; seated, MISS SANDRA STEPHENS, Receptionist. i8 Librarians: MISS BETTY JOE INGLE, B.A., M.A.L.S.; MISS JOSEPHINE DUNLAP, B.A.. B.S.L.S.; MRS. DOROTHY CRAW- FORD, B.A.; MRS. ALICE CRIP- PEN, B.A., M.A.L.S.; MISS VIRGINIA TURRENTINE, B.A.. M.A.L.S., Head Librarian; MRS. ANNA TANG, B.A., B.D.; MRS. LYNN BEST, B.A. NOT PICTURED: MRS. LYNNE McNAIR, Asst. in Public Relations Office; MRS. IRMA MIZER, Asst. Librarian; MRS. CLYDE PANKEY, B.A., Housemother of Crawford House; MR. DAVID STYLES, B.A., Admissions Counselor; MISS LUCY WITHERSPOON, Housemother of Taylor House. Houiemothen: MRS. PEARL CATHEY, Head of Pearson ' s Hall; MRS. BEATRICE SPEARS, Head of Baldwin Hall; MRS. LOU ELLA EPTING. Asst. in Baldwin Hall; MRS. ROWENA ROBINSON, Head of New Dormitory; MRS. RUBY GILLESPIE, Asst. in Pearson ' s Hall. MISS THELMA HALL, R.N., Nurse; MISS MAR- GARET HENNEMUTH, B.A., Manager of College Stores; MISS MARGARET WARE, Manager of the Dining Hall; MRS. BUCHANEN, Head of the Student Center. LEE F. CRIPPEN, JR., B.S., Supervisor of Men ' s Residence; MRS. JULIA JONES, Housemother of Carnegie Hall; MRS. JESSIE FLYNN, Housemother of Memorial Hall. IRMGARD BIRKELBACH, B.A., M.A., Assistant Professor of German. CAROLYN LOUISE BLAIR, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of English and Secretary of the Faculty. ATHUR STORY BUSHING, B.A., M..- ., Associate Professor of English and Dean of Men. AUSTIN P. COOLEY, Instructor in French. RICHARD VOLDEMAR FRIDENBERGS, LL.M., Assistant Professor of French, German and Russian. DAVID GEORGE HOCH, B.A., M.A., Instructor in English. EDWIN RAY HUNTER, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Litt.D., Professor of English. ELIZABETH HOPE JACKSON, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Professor and Chairman of the Department of English. JESSIE KATHERINE JOHNSON, B.A., M.A., Associate Professor of English. ROY ELWIN LINDAHL, JR., B.A., B.D., M.A., Assistant Professor of Classical Languages. KATHRYN WORLEY MARTIN, B.A., M.A., Assistant Professor of Spanish and French. NANCY NAYLOR NAVRATIL, B.A., Editorial Supervisor of Independent Study. JAMES HOWARD SCHWAM, B.S., M.A., Assistant Professor of Spanish. RUTH FREEMAN WEBB. B.A., Instructor in English. MARGARET CATHARINE WILKINSON, B.A., M.A., Associate Professor of French and Chairman of the Department of Foreign Languages. ROBERT LEE ZIMMERMAN, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Associate Professor of English. Top, Chairmen of Departments: Dr. Jack- son, Miss Wilkinson. Center, Department of English: seated. Miss Blair, Mr. Bushing, Mrs. Webb; standing. Dr. Zimmerman, Dr. Hunter, Mr. Hoch. Not pictured, Mrs. Navratil, Miss Johnson. Bottom, Department of Foreign Languages: first row, Miss Wilkinson, Miss Martin, Miss Birkelbach; second row, Mr. Schwam, Mr. Cooley, Mr. Fridenbergs, Mr. Lindahl. Departments of English and Foreign Languages 3° BOYDSON HOWARD BAIRD, B.A., M.S., Associate Professor and Chairman of tfie Department of Physical Education. DAVID H. BRIGGS, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Psycholo,gy and Education. CARMIAN FORBUSH DAVIS, B.A., M.S., Instructor in Physical Education. JOHN ARTHUR DAVIS, B.A., M.A., Associate Professor of Physical Education. LAUREN FORREST KARDATZKE, B.S., M.Ed., Instructor in Physical Education. THELMA HALL KRAMER, B.S., M.A., Assistant Professor of Education. EDITH MERLE LARGEN, B.S., M.A., Assistant Professor of Physical Education. EDWARD M. ROBERTSON, B.A., B.D.. M.S., Assistant Professor of Education. HOWARD JOHN TOMLINSON, III, B.S., Instructor in Physical Education. JERRY EARL WATERS, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Psychology and Chairman of the Department of Psychology and Education. Top, Chairmen of Departments: Coach Baird, Dr. Waters. Center, Department of Psychology and Education: Mr. Robertson, Dr. Briggs, Mrs. Kramer. Bottom, Department of Physical Education: Coach Davis, Mrs. Largen, Monk Tomlinson, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Kardatzke, Coach Baird. Departments of Psychology and Education, Health and Physical Education t M: 7 9 Chairman, Dr. Harter. JAMES ALBERT BLOY, B.A., B.Mus., Mus.M., S.M.D,, Assistant Professor of Music. HARRY HAROLD HARTER, B.A., Mus.M., S.M.D. , Professor of Music and Chairman of the Department of Fine Arts. THOMAS E. JONES, B.S.Ed., M.F.A., Associate Professor of Theater and Speech. LOU STEM MIZE, B.Mus., M.Mus., Instructor in Music. BARBARA ALICE MUELLER, B.A., M.A., Instructor in Art. LINDA W.AGONER PERRY, B.Mus., M.Mus., Instructor in Music. RICHARD KENT PERRY, B.S., Mus.M., Assistant Professor of Music. JOHN ALLEN ROBERTS, B.Mus., Mus.M., Assistant Professor of Music. SALLIE WARTH SCHOEN, B.Mus., M.Mus., Assistant Professor of Music. VICTOR ROBERT SCHOEN, B.A., Mus.M., Assistant Professor of Music. WILLIAM HERMAN SWENSON, B.A., B.A.E., M.A.E., Assistant Professor of Art. Department of Fine Arts Department of fine Arts: Mrs. Schoeii, Mr. Mize, Mr. Perry, Mrs. Perry, Miss Mueller, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Schoen, Mr. Swenson, Mr. Jones, Dr. Bloy. MARGARET McCLURE CUMMINGS, B.A.. M.R.E., Assistant Professor of Bible and Christian Education. JAMES PHILLIP GRIFFIN, B.A., M.A., Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religion. A. THOMAS HORST, B.A., B.D., Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religion, and Chairman of the Department of Bible, Philosophy and Religion. ROY ELWIN LINDAHL, JR., B.A., B.D., M.A., Assistant Professor of Classical Languages and Bible. GRACE PROFFITT McARTHUR, B.A., Instructor in Christian Education. CHRISTOPHER TANG, B.D., Th.D., Associate Professor of Bible and Religion. Chairman, Mr. Horst. Department of Bible, Philosophy and Religion Department of Bible, Philosophy and Religion: Mr. Horst, Mr. Lindahl, Mrs. McArthur, Mrs. Cummings, Mr. Griffin, Dr. Tang. 33 Departments of Biology, Chemistry, Home Economics, Mathematics, and Physics ■31 u C ' hainnen of Departments: Mr. Tatar, Mathematics; Miss Meisel- witz. Home Economics; Dr. Criffitts, Chemistry; Dr. Shields, Biology. WILLIAM HUNTER DENT, B.A., M.S., Instructor in Mathematics. l-RED ALBERT GRIFFITTS, B.A. M.S., Ph.D., Professor and Chairman of the Department of Chemistry. FLORENCE E. HARTER, B.S., Instructor in Home Economics. THOMAS ISAAC HICKS, B.S., M.S., Assistant Professor of Physics. GEORGE DEWEY HOWELL, B.A., M.S., Professor of Chemistry. JAMES BERT LYTLE, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biology. GERTRUDE ELIZABETH MEISELWITZ, B.S., M.S., Professor and Chairman of the Department of Mathematics. ARNOLD ARTHUR RITCHIE, B.S., M.S., Assistant Professor of Mathematics. ARTHUR RANDOLPH SHIELDS, B.A., M.S., Ph.D., Professor and Chairman of the Department of Biology, MARION BRANCH TOLAR, B.A., M.A., M.S., Professor and Chairman of the Department of Mathematics, GARY OREN WALLACE, B.S,, M,S., Instructor in Biology, DAVID PARIS YOUNG, B.A., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry. Departments: Mr. Wallace, Mr. Hicks, Mr. Ritchie, Mr. Dent, Dr. Young, Dr. Lytic. Not pictured: Mrv Hartrr, Mr. Howell. 34 |L| ' l f 9 j W ' ¥ i 1 : k ' 4 VB ml|| W ■ K.a ' ' - ' IB w9 ■■■ ;H k y f -A 1 f M t ; i SESSS Department of Economics, Bus. Administration, History, Political Science, And Sociology ARTHUR DAVID AINSWORTH, B.A., M.A., Associate Professor and Chairman of the Department of Political Science. RALPH THOMAS CASE B.A., B.D.. Ph.D.. Professor and Chairman of the Department of Sociology. RICHARD C. GOSSWEILER, B.A., M.A., Instructor in History and Speech. AUDLEY EUGENE HILEMAN, B.S., M.S., Assistant Professor and Chairman of the Department of Economics and Business Administration. WALLACE L. LEWIS, B.A., M.A., Assistant Professor of History. SARAH B. McNIELL, B.A., M.A., Assistant Professor of History. ROBERT NORMAN NAVRATIL, B.A., J.D., Instructor in Economics and Business. RUSSELL D. PARKER. B.A., M.A., Instructor in History. ESTHER CORNELIUS SWENSON, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Instructor in Sociology. ARDA SUSAN WALKER, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Professor and Chairman of the Department of History. Top, Chairmen of Departments: Dr. Case, Sociology; Mr. Ainsworth, Political Science; Mr, Hileman, Eco- nomics; Dr. Walker, History. Right, Departments: Mr. Gossweiler, Mrs. McNiell, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Parker. 35 i. i 36 doing . . . remembering . . . learning . . . progressing THE CLASSES SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN 37 i Jerry Stewart, President; Lorraine Briggs, Vice-President; Carolyn Foust, Secretary- Treasurer. Senior Class Officers The new regime and the new class — no one knew how new . . . President Copeland, the most distinguished freshman in ' 62, won ' t graduate with the class. . . . Copeland and Mc- Clelland risk demerits with water-balloons for Fred Hope. . . . Last survivors of the Tuesday Morning Club ... the class that picnics together, stays together . . . firsts: cinemascope movie, double-feature movie; annual freshman-sophomore picnic, write-in student body president . . . First class in 16 years to win Homecoming-Float competition — then did it twice. . . . Mad-Hatters . . . Kappa Mu Alpha . . . Special Studies due — after Christmas. . . . Four years down, the rest of our lives to live. . . . The Class of 1965. 38 IMOGENE ATKINS English Alcoa, Tennessee ALICE M. BALLANTINE Sociology Absecon, New Jersey CONNIE J. BEHRENS Sociology New Orleans, Louisiana JERRY DALE BELL Health and Physical Ed. Narrows, Virginia LORETTA JANE BEST Home Economics Gi eenback, Tennessee BRUCE T. BIGART Political Science Rcynoldsburg, Ohio FRANCES E. BLACK Elementary Education Morristown, New Jersey MARY G. BOETTCHER Bible and Christian Ed. Dallas, Texas Special Studies celebration . . . note that dazed look. LLOYD M. BOGART Psychology Westfield, New Jersey RICHARD C. BOYD Philosophy and Religion Dunedin, Florida 39 CECILIA L. BRIDGES English Huntsville, Alabama LORRAINE F. BRIGGS Sociology Roselle Park, New Jersey ALICE B. BROWNLEE English Evans City, Pennsylvania NANCY BUCKWALTER Elementary Education Wichita Falls, Texas KATHERINE BURGESS Elementary Education Gotha, Florida JUDITH D. BUTLER History Roswell, Georgia i DWIGHT H. CAMPBELL History Rose Hill, Virginia ANNA RUTH CARTER Elementary Education Madison, Tennessee JOHN JOSEPH CHAKI Chemistry Raritan, New Jersey NORMAN CLEESATTEL English Kenmore, New York JOHN D. CLINKMAN Music Education Marblehead, Massachusetts HAROLD N. CONES Biology Herndon, Virginia DAVID R. CONKLIN Biology Pitman, New Jersey MARTHA EMILY COOK English Norcross, Georgia LEMUEL S. COOKMAN Art Cockeysville, Maryland CHARLENE K. COOPER Sociology Delmont, Pennsylvania 40 JANET LYNN COURLEY Elementary Education Babylon, New York TENA JANE CRINER Elementary Education Nicholasville, Kentucky PATRICIA S. DOBBIN Elementary Education Pompano Beach, Florida MARY LEE DOLVTN Psychology Roswell, Georgia ANN DOSCHER Health and Physical Ed. Long Island, New York ELENORA EASTERLY English La Follette, Tennessee DENNIS U. EDELMAN History Philadelphia, Pennsylvania DONALD ROBER I ELLY History Johnson City, Tennessee DAVID R. EVANS Psychology Stratford Connecticut Head majorette Carolyn Foust . . . Homecoming Parade. J. KENT FORTENBERRY Economics and Bus. Ad. Maryville, Tennessee CAROLYN A. FOUST History Clinton, Tennessee BONNIE R. ERASER History Jenkins, Kentucky 41 MARY LOUISE FULLER Sociology Verona, New Jersey SARA F. FULTON Home Economics Columbia, Tennessee JOHN A. GARDEPE Economics and Business Administration Huntsville, Alabama RUTH GIBSON Elementary Education Russellville, Ohio .JOAN M. GILLESPIE Elementary Education Kearney, New Jersey VICTORIA A. GREENE English West Chester, Ohio MICHAEL C. GREGORY Health and Physical Education Louisville, Tennessee WALTER GRESHAM III Music Collinsville, Illinois MARGARET A. HANSON Biology Belle Center, Ohio WALTER FRED HEYER History Passaic, New Jersey MARCIA L. HICKEY Elementary Education Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania PAUL FRANCIS HICKS Economics and Bus. Ad. North Vernon, Indiana ih -m . -— JOHN T. R. HIGGINS Art New Hope, Pennsylvania ERNEST E. HILER History Wharton, New Jersey JON BARRY HINDERER Biology Philadelphia, Pennsylvania JULIA WOLF HOCH Elementary Education Maryville, Tennessee 4-L ALLAN SWARTZ HOKE Music Gettysburg, Pennsylvania DALE BRENT HUDLER History Hamptonville, N.C, CHARLES J. KERNS Sociology Belle Center, Ohio BRUCE S. HUGHES Economics and Bus. Ad. Baltimore, Maryland ROBERT E. HUTCHISON Psychology Scranton, Pennsylvania Tom Higgins . . . at work in sculpture studio. FRANK W. JABLONSKI Biology Washington College, Tenn. PHILIP G. JEROME English Northville, Michigan ANN JORDAN English Oak Ridge, Tennessee MARY JEANNE KENT Foreign Languages Boonville, New York CAROLYN B. HUFF History Maryville, Tennessee FREDRIC R. KOLB Economics and Bus. Ad. Morristown, New Jersey DAVID S. KING Sociology Coraopolis, Pennsylvania 43 K.- THIE JANE KIRK Art Education Livingston, New Jersey ROSS VV. KERR Economics and Bus. Ad. North Hills, Pennsylvania JAMES R. LARSON Sociology Albany, New York WILLIAM H. LASTER History McMinnville, Tennessee HENRY LINGINFELTER Health and Physical Ed. Alcoa, Tennessee KENNETH D. McHARG Sociology St. Clair Shores, Michigan CLIFFORD L. MARTIN Health and Physical Ed. Narrows, Virginia JUDITH L. MARTIN Bible and Christian Ed. East Point, Georgia CAROL SUE McNABB History Detroit, Michigan JANET KAY MELVILLE History Jackson, Michigan WALDO PRATT MILLER History Maryville, Tennessee JOHN D. MINEAR Philosophy and Religion Vero Beach, Florida WILLIAM M. MITCHELL Mathematics Hollywood, California CAROL MONTGOMERY English Pitman, New Jersey MICHAEL C. MOYERS History Nashville, Tennessee PATRICIA JO MURPHY Elementary Education Maryville, Tennessee 44 WILLIAM J. NAPIER Political Science Loudon, Tennessee JOHN W. NICHOLS Mathematics Msiryville, Tennessee WYATT M. PARKER Music lownsend, Tennosscc GORMAN M. PARRISH History San P ' rancisco, Califurnia ROBERT G. PAUL English Fayetteville, North Carolina BARBARA PETTIGREW English Morris Plains, New Jersey ROGER r. PE ' n Y Economics and Bus. Acini. Forest City, North Carolina R. A. PRUDHON, JR. Biology Heightstown, New Jersey CORA ANN QUAY Elementary Education Altoona, Pennsylvania JEANNIE P. RANDALL English Louisville, Kentucky Homecoming Dance . . . Bob Sterrett and Annette Sensenig. H. H. REPSHER, JR. History Maryville, Tennessee DANIEL A. RINEER Foreign Languages Newark, Delaware JANICE R. RICKARDS Political Science Newton Square, Penn. PHILIP RITTERSBACHER Chemistry Scotch Plains, New Jersey CHERYL M. ROBBINS Bible and Christian Ed. Plainficld, New Jersey JOHN C. ROGERS History Alcoa, Tennessee ELLEN AMELIA SAINT Biology Elwood, Indiana VIRGINIA L. SALMOND Elementary Education Wayne, New Jersey JOSEPH L. SCHEIDELER Health and Physical Ed. Trenton, New Jersey LINDA LEE SCHUG Elementary Education Covington, Louisiana DAVID G. SCTOCHMpR Philosophy and Religion St. Louis, Missouri ELEANOR A. SENSENIG Psychology Pottstown, Pennsylvania ARLENE L. SHAFER Health and Physical Ed. Erskine Lake, New Jersey JOAN C. SIMMONS Music Education West Point, Mississippi ANN GUION SMITH Elementary Education Memphis, Tennessee MARTHA GAIL SMITH Psychology Anchorage, Kentucky JACK N. SPENCER Sociology Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania JOHN I. STEELE, JR. Sociology Cleveland, North Carolina 46 GERALD W. STEWART Sociology Fort Lauderdale, Florida KAREN S. SUMMERLIN Music Education Bergenfield, New Jersey M. L. PRAGHAKSILP Biology Bangkok, Thailand RALPH W. TUCKER English Seattle, Washington LINDA J. VANSANT Sociology Hopewell, New Jersey JUDITH ANN WASSON History Shelbyville, Indiana NANCY MARUN WHITE Health and Physical Ed. East Patcrson, New Jersey BE ' lTE C. WEBSTER English Knoxvillc, Tennessee W. A. WILKERSON Sociology Madisonville, Tennessee Highlight of the Homecoming Parade. GAIL ELOISE WILKES Sociology Lynnfield, Massachusetts CONSTANCE WILLIAMS 47 HOWARD K. YOUNG Foreign Languages English Peekskill, New York Clinton, New York President, Huah McCampbell; Vice-President, Reed Tarwater; Secretary, Sue Haldeman. Junior Class Officers Diligent and studious — that is, as we see it .... A class picnic, dances, a yearbook, pep rallies — but more important were majors, beginning special studies, core requirements, extra hours. The well- trodden ways of juniors — running from the library to the dining hall — have carried the Class of 1966 from sunny September through blue January to welcome June, with welcome enthusiasm. 48 J uniors First Row: NANCY L. ALLEN Corryton, Tennessee TERRY L. AMON Clark, New Jersey JUDY V. ANDERSON Black Mountain, North Carolina Second Row: TERESA D. BARKSDALE Spruce Pine, North CaroUna EDNA M. BEATTY Covington, Ohio ERIC L. BERGMAN Champaign, Illinois Third Row: JAMES E. BERNARD Batavia, New York JANICE K. BEST Friendsville, Tennessee MARCIA J. BISHOP Springfield, Virginia Fourth Row: SUE ANNE BLAIR Oak Ridge, Tennessee JANE L. BRENCKMAN Roselle, New Jersey SANDRA E. BRIGGS Washington, Pennsylvania Fifth Row: ELIZABETH R. BROWN Harriman, Tennessee CAROLE G. BROWNLEE Argyle, New York BARBARA J. BULLARD Kansas City, Missouri Sixth Row: PATSY R. BURCH Maryville, Tennessee SANDRA S. CASPER Libertyville, Illinois RONALD B. CHEEK Richmond, Indiana Seventh Row: SANDRA R. CHITTICK Buffalo, New York KENNETH L. CHRISTY, JR Lutz, Florida ARDIS L. CHUBB Atlantic City, New Jersey k 49 Juniors mMdikJth First Row: RICHARD C. CLEASBY Miami Springs, Florida WILLIAM O. COVERT Macomb, Illinois BRENDA C. COX Louisville, Tennessee Second Row: LOUISE A. CRAWFORD Maryville, Tennessee R. MICHAEL DALTON Walland, Tennessee LINDA K. DAVIS Vienna, Virginia Third Row: H. KATHERINE DENOW Trenton, New Jersey ADAM C. DEVENEY Lansdowne, Pennsylvania CHARLOTTE G. DEVINE Lexington, Kentucky Fourth Row: HAZEL L. DEWEESE Montgomery, West Virginia SARA A. DOERSCHUK Galesburg, Illinois JEAN A. DONOHUE Wellfleet, Massachusetts Fifth Row: ROBERT B. DUNSMORE Sarasota, Florida DAVID R. DYE Cranbury, New Jersey DAVID J. ELLISON Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Sixth Row: WILLIAM S. ERWIN DuQuoin, Illinois PHYLLIS A. EVAUL Columbia, .South America ALLAN R. FIELDS Presque Isle, Maine Seventh Row: CHRISTINE E. FILARDO Hammonton, New Jersey BARBARA L. FITCH Plainfield, New Jersey F. ANN FLEMING Canton, North Carolina 5° J uniors First Row: SUSAN K. FOREMAN Tokyo, Japan R. WAYNE FREY Tarrant City, Alabama WILLIAM H. GASS Maryville, Tennessee Second Row: WILLIAM G. GIBBS, III Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HELEN D. GRIFFIN. . Ocean Grove, New Jersey LOIS M. GRINSTEAD Columbus, Ohio Third Row: MARGARET B. GROSS Charleston, West Virginia MARGARET A. HAGGART Inwood, New York S. SUE HALDEMAN Upper Marlboro, Maryland Fourth Row: GREGORY S. HALLEN Philadelphia, Pennsylvania MARGARET L. HAY Dunellen, New Jersey LINDA M. HAYES Knoxville, Tennessee Fifth Row: DOROTHY A. HEISMEYER Elizabeth, New Jersey NANCY R. HOOVEN Lambertville, New Jersey BARBARA J. HORTMAN Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania S ixth Row: RUTH L. HOUSER Lockland, Ohio MOVSES K. HOVSEPIAN Jerusalem, Jordan W. LYNN HOWARD Maryville, Tennessee Seventh Row: GERALD A. HUGHES Trenton, New Jersey NORMAN L, HUGHES, JR Moore Haven, Florida RUTH A. HULTS Roselle, New Jersey 51 J uniors First Row: JOY E. HUTCHESON Dunwoody, Georgia MARIANNE L. JEFFERSON Wheeling, West Virginia JUDITH A. JENKINS Maryville, Tennessee Second Row: LINDA J. KEYEES Maryville, Tennessee DIANE M. KLINE Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania REBECCA B. KOZA Dothan, Alabama Third Row: ELLEN L. LANKENAU Dumont, New Jersey J. ANN LAYMAN Milwaukee, Wisconsin SUSAN J. LAYMASTER Waverly, Ohio Fourth Row: ELIZABETH R. LENDER Bloomfield, New Jersey THOMAS M. LLEWELLYN St. Petersburg, Florida STANFORD W. LONG Alcoa, Tennessee Fifth Row: HUGH S. McCAMPBELL Knoxville, Tennessee MICHAELA D. McGROSKEY Walland, Tennessee JERRY A. MrNABB Loudon, Tennessee Sixth Row: ELIZABETH A. MAHLER Nashville, Tennessee RICHARD J. MARSHALL Wilmington, Delaware SARA A. MASON Lewisburg, Tennessee Seventh Row: H. NELSON MILLER McMinnville, Tennessee MARTHA E. MILLER. -. Columbus, Ohio PAUL H. MILLIN East Hickory, Pennsylvania 5 Juniors Fint Row: ANNABELLE MINEAR Coral Gables, Florida MARY F. MITCHELL North Hollywood, California JOHN C. MULHOLLAND Youngstown, Ohio Second Row: NANCY J. MULLER Clifton, New Jersey JOHN C. NELSON Sumter, South Carolina JOHN NOEL, in Bronx, New York Third Row: ROSALIE L. ORCUTT Phoenixville, Pennsylvania MARTIN J. FAFF Perth Amboy, New Jersey SARA J. PARKER Erie, Pennsylvania Fourth Row: AUDREY D. FOORE Maryville, Tennessee DORIS J. PRICE Knoxville, Tennessee J. SHERRY PROFFITT Maryville, Tennessee Fifth Row: TED D. PUTNAM Hazelwood, North Carolina RICHARD B. REED Trenton, New Jersey KEITH M. RENNE Kingston, Tennessee Sixth Row: E. JEAN REYNOLDS Canonsburg, Pennsylvania MARY F. RICKLOFF Hamburg, New York JOHN M. RIDDLE Troy, Alabama Seventh Row: ROY L. RIES Levittown, Pennsylvania FLORENCE M. ROLLWAGEN Ridgewood, New Jersey JANIS M. ROSE Milton, Massachusetts 53 Juniors First Row: HELEN E. RYAN Louisville, Kentucky DAVID R. SAWYER DuQuoin, Illinois JOHN D. SCHELLENGER, JR Gumee, Illinois Second Row: ROBERT E. SCHULTZ MaryviUe, Tennessee FAITH A. SCOTCHMER St. Louis, Missouri CHRISTINE E. SCOTT Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Third Row: HENRY W. SEITZ Johnstown, Pennsylvania MARGARET E. SHAKLEE Clinton, Ohio MICHAEL A. SHAVER Blountville, Tennessee Fourth Row: J. THOMAS SHOWALTER LibertyviUe, Illinois LEE B. SIKES Murfreesboro, Tennessee MARY M. SIMPSON Smithfield, Kentucky Fifth Row: JUDY C. SIVER Hackensack, New Jersey SUSAN E. SOBER Louisville, Kentucky BETTY LOU SOCHOCKY Atlantic City, New Jersey Sixth Row: JANE F. STAPP MaryviUe, Tennessee ROBERT B. STERRETT Shippensburg, Pennsylvania O. REED TARWATER MaryviUe, Tennessee Seventh Row: CELIA C. TIFFANY Muncie, Indiana SARAH E. TOMPKINS Lexington, Kentucky CAROLYN R. TURNER Newport, Tennessee 54 Juniors First Row: JANICE L. VALLEM Davenport, Iowa CORLISS D. VOGEL Cranford, New Jersey EILEENE P. WAGNER Springfield, New Jersey Second Row: OLIVER K. WILLIAMS, III Detroit, Michigan MARY ANN WILSON Bloomington, Illinois MARJORIE C. WISMER Port Huron, Michigan Third Row: W. LUPTON WOOD, JR Yadkinville, North Carolina EMILY J. WORTHEN Meridian, Mississippi DANA S. WYMAN Maryville, Tennessee Fourth Row: MARY LEE ZORB. . Butler, Pennsylvania JUNIORS NOT PICTURED ARCHIE H. ANDERSON Maryville, Tennessee EDWARD K. BAILEY Maryville, Tennessee STEPHEN M. BROWN KnoxviUe, Tennessee GEORGE H. DERBYSHIRE Colora, Maryland ROBERT E. DICKENSON Blacklick, Ohio EUGENE B. DIXON Maryville, Tennessee GARY J. DUTTON Loudon, Tennessee DAVID L. EBY Maryville, Tennessee KAORU FURUKOSHI Nagano-Ken, Japan JAMES H. HENDERSON Maryville, Tennessee JAMES H. HENDRICKS Alcoa, Tennessee MARTHA L. HESS Knojjville, Tennessee GORDON K. HIGGINS. Baltimore, Maryland LINDA L. HORNE North Decatur, Georgia A. JOHANNE IBSEN Fort Lauderdale. Florida KAREN E. KEEN Chattanooga, Tennessee D. JOAN LACEY Maryville, Tennessee G. STEPHEN LAVERE Union, New Jersey CHRISTINE LIM Bangkok, Thailand JAMES J. MacDAID Trenton, New Jersey DENNIS C. McGOWAN Pataskala, Ohio SANDRA L. McMAHAN Maryville, Tennessee CHARLES W. MEEKER, JR Roselle, New Jersey JACK A. MULLINS Harriman, Tennessee DAVID R. POWELL Fulsom, Pennsylvania JAMES W. PRYOR Knoxville, Tennessee MARTY J. SCHLAPFER Pennington, New Jersey BUDDY L. STINNETT Maryville, Tennessee JAMES E. SYMINGTON Orchard Park, New York 55 Carol Pusey, Secretary; Bob Hutchison, President; Dave Alexander, Vice-President. Sophomore Class Officers Nimble and spright — where there ' s activity there ' s a sophomore .... A class picnic in Cade ' s Cove, the best pep rally of the year (according to Hutch) , a sophomore cheering section, a winning float — as well as a shoe scramble, dances, and parties — marked the activities of our sophomore Class of 1967. s? 56 Sophomores First Row: J. DAVID ALEXANDER Knoxville, Tennessee LINN K. ALLEN Oreland, Pennsylvania THOMAS N. ALLEN Demarest, New Jersey JAMES D. ALLSMAN, JR Upper Darby, Pennsylvania Second Row: KEN E. ARENTSON Orlando, Florida DAVID P. ARMENTROUT Knoxville, Tennessee NANCY L, ARN Banner Elk, North Carolina JOHANN C. BEALL Severna Park, Maryland Third Row: MARVIN R. BEARD Millington, Tennessee CAROL L. BECK Otisco, Indiana MARGARET C. BEMBOWER Bowling Green, Kentucky DAVID R. BERRY Maryville, Tennessee Fourth Row: BETTY J. BLEVINS Knoxville, Tennessee JANET L. BOGLE Oak Ridge, Tennessee ANNE R. BOYD Dunedin, Florida KATHERINE A. BROWN McLean, Virginia Fifth Row: PATRICIA A. BROWN Winter Park, Florida JOYCE L. BRYAN Washington, New Jersey MARSHA A. BURKHART Memphis, Tennessee JOSEPH L. BURTON Atlanta, Georgia Sixth Row: MARILYN L. CALDWELL Decatur, Georgia DONNA R. CIEPLY Utica, New York ROBERT L. COATES Sussex, New Jersey FLORENCE D. CORBETT St. Petersburg, Florida Seventh Row: DIANE E. DAWLEY Bloomfield, New Jersey THOMAS S. DICKSON St. Petersburg, Florida SUE F. DONALDSON Mahavashtra State, India PATSY L. EBY Ocean City, Maryland Eighth Row: WILLIAM K. EVAUL Colombia, South America RICHARD C. FOX Heuvelton, New York SUZANNE C. GAMSBY Hammondsport, New York B. JOAN GAZAWAY Dalton, Georgia 57 Sophomores First Row: NANCY G. GILLINGHAM Short Hills, New Jersey CHARLES C. GILMORE Pineville, North Carolina BARBARA A. GOODE Indianapolis, Indiana SANDRA D. GORDON Knoxville, Tennessee Second Row: JEANNE R. GRAHAM Canonsburg, Pennsylvania FRANK N. GREADY South Lyon, Michigan EDWARD C. GREENAWALD Carlisle, Ohio ELLEN C. HAMLET Nashville, Tennessee Third Row: JUDY A. HANNAH Horsham, Pennsylvania DAVID C, HARRIS Amarillo, Texas ROBERT L. HART Enid, Oklahoma INGRID B. HELLMER Lynnfield, Massachusetts Fourth Row: KATHARINE L. HINGER Alexandria, Virginia JEFFREY N. HINKLE Pluckemin, New Jersey STEPHEN R. HODGSON Washington, D.C. BARRY J. HOLDEN Trenton, New Jersey Fifth Row: MARGARET A. HOOLE Macon, Georgia CHARLES R. HUMPHREY Maryville, Tennessee SARA V. HUMPHRIES Birmingham, Alabama GAIL L. IGO Bronxville, New York Sixth Row: IBBIE A. JACK Knoxville, Tennessee JOAN F. JENKINS St. Joseph, Michigan I. PATRICIA JOHNSON Jacksonville, Florida KEITH E. JONES Pottstown, Pennsylvania Seventh Row: SHIRLEY A. JONES St. Clairsville, Ohio ZETA E. JONES Bristol, Tennessee VIMOL JOTIKASTHIRA Bangkok, Thailand CAROL L. KAUFMAN North Hills, Pennsylvania Eighth Row: JOYCE E. KENZIE Bath, New York JOHN A. KERR Maryville, Tennessee DAVRON J. KING Jacksonville, Florida MARTHA A. LAFFERTY Staten Island, New York 58 Sophomores First Row: FRANCES J. LANTZ Powell, Tennessee HENRY A LEDFORD Alexandria, Virginia PHYLLIS B. LEDFORD Kansas City, Missouri ALICE B. LEETH Lebanon, Tennessee Second Row: SALLY S. LINCK Richmond, Virginia OSWALDO A. LOPEZ Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MARTHA C. LOWE New Martinsburg, West Virginia TINA L. LUNDSTEDT Pocomoke City, Maryland Third Row: MARY JO McCONEGHY Bethesda, Maryland EDNA JOANN MANTZ Clinton, Tennessee ROBERT E. MARINO Colonia, New Jersey ROBERT J. MARTIN, JR Rockvale, Maryland Fourth Row: KRISTIN V. MATTSON Falls Church, Virginia MARGARET L. MOFFETT Oyster Bay, New York LINDA J. MONDUL Miami, Florida JACQUELINE J. MONTGOMERY Sumter, South Carolina Filth Row: PHILIP R. MOREY Delray Beach, Florida S. ELIZABETH MORRIS Scottsburg, Indiana HAZEL C. MYERS Columbus, Ohio BARBARA A. NEAD Richmond, Indiana Sixth Row: PAULA E. NEILSON Miami Springs, Florida PATRICK C. O ' BRYAN Norfolk, Virginia JOANNE L. OSBORNE North East, Maryland SANDRA J. OSMAN Marietta, Georgia Seventh Row: MARK H. OWEN Kittanning, Pennsylvania LINDA A, PALMER Stamford, Connecticut JOAN L. PAUL Lexington, Kentucky MIRIAM L. PETERSON Hampton, Virginia Eighth Row: CHARLES L. PETZE, III New Castle, Delaware MEREDITH A. PIERCE Rehoboth Beach, Delaware PATRICIA B. PRESNELL KnoxviUe, Tennessee GINGER L. PROFFITT Alcoa, Tennessee 59 Sophomores First Row: BRUCE E. PURSELL Phillipsburg, New Jersey CAROL E. PUSEY Allison Park, Pennsylvania MARILYN K. RANKIN Nashville, Tennessee CONNIE REYNOLDS North East, Maryland Second Row: CHARLES D. RIDINGS Walland, Tennessee REVA J. ROARK Alexandria, Virginia RICHARD L. ROWETT Newton, New Jersey THOMAS V. RUSH Phoenixville, Pennsylvania Third Row: HAZEL M. SAINT Detroit, Michigan DOROTHY L. SANSBURY Forest Heights, Maryland SARAJUNE SCHUE South Bend, Indiana KATHERINE L. SCHUSSLER Houston, Pennsylvania Fourth Row: PATRICIA A. SHENKO South River, New Jersey HAROLD N. SHULTZ North Miami Beach, Florida TONI K. SIDLE Columbus, Ohio SARAH V, SINGLETON Murphy, North Carolina Fifth Row: EDWARD D. SMITH Alcoa, Tennessee DAVID SMOOK Hillsboro, Maryland JOHN M. SMOOT, JR Towson, Maryland DAVID K. SOLOMON Concord, Tennessee Sixth Row: E. WAYNE SOUTH Phillipsburg, New Jersey DAVID L. SPENCER Cleveland, Tennessee CHERRY C. STEPHENSON Wartrace, Tennessee JAMES E. STOCKBURGER Oak Ridge, Tennessee Seventh Row: JOHN A. SULLIVAN, III KnoxviUe, Tennessee J. SHELBY SULLIVAN Owensboro, Kentucky WILLIAM E. TALMADGE Westmont, New Jersey JUDY K. TEMPLETON Kingsport, Tennessee Eighth Row: DAVID G. TERRILL Bethesda, Maryland JOSEPH E. THOMAS Birmingham. Alabama BARBARA J. TURPIN Evansville, Indiana FRED R. VanHARTESVELDT Lakeland, Florida 60 Sophomores First Row: VIRGINIA M. WELLS Silver Springs, Maryland DAVID A. WHITE Maryville, Tennessee MARGARET A. WILLIAMS Middletown, Pennsylvania CATHERINE L. WISSLER Suffern, New York Second Rou : RACHEL A. WOOD Hammonton, New Jersey MAREN J. WRIGHT Gurnee, Illinois SUE A. YEHL Hammonton, New Jersey LINDA S. ZAOHERLE Wyncote, Pennsylvania SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED JOHN R. AGNEW Wayne, Pennsylvania BEVERLY J. ALCAN Fanwood, New Jersey ELEANOR E. BABINGTON-JOHNSON. . .Knoxville, Tennessee RUTH E. BATES Follansbee, West Virginia PEGGY A. BEAL Powell, Tennessee ROBERT H. BELL, JR Newton Square, Pennsylvania CHARLES C. BERRY Maryville, Tennessee M. ANN BISSETT Tampa, Florida JOHN V. BORETSKY Bristol, Tennessee MALCOLM V. BRANNER Maryville, Tennessee JAMES M. BRECKENRIDGE Decatur, Alabama ALAN W. CHILDS Annapolis, Maryland ROBERT P. CLARK Maryville, Tennessee CHARLES K. COOK Maryville, Tennessee ANNE L. COOPER Asheville, North Carolina M. ELIZABETH CURRIE Hamlet, North Carolina BOYD L. DAVIS Yuba City, California LEE M. DAVIS San Francisco, California BETH E. DOBBELAAR Maplewood, New Jersey ELIZABETH A. DORAN Cookeville, Tennessee F. CHARLES DOSCHER. . Merrick, New York J. PAT DUCEY Niles, Michigan H. RAYMOND EATON Wyalusing, Pennsylvania FRANK M. EGGERS, II Maryville, Tennessee MARTHA I. FRAZIER Knoxville, Tennessee ROBERT C. GIBBS Louisville, Kentucky JOANNE GIDLEY Atlanta, Georgia WALTER B. GOODWYNE Knoxville, Tennessee JACK A. GRAHAM Canonsburg, Pennsylvania MARTPALEE HEGNER Oshkosh, Wisconsin KENNETH R. HITCHENS Warminster, Pennsylvania LAWRENCE A. HOPPOCK Trenton, New Jersey CAROL R. HOSTETLER Plymouth, Indiana M. LOIS HUFFINES Folsom, Pennsylvania DAVID P. HUTCHISON Scranton, Pennsylvania TOMMY B. JOBE Maryville, Tennessee ROBERT N. KENNEDY Ellwood City, Pennsylvania MARJORIE L. KOEHLER Arlington, Virginia JACKIE H. LLEWELLYN Knoxville, Tennessee ROBERT M. LUCAS, JR Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania KATHLEEN A. LUTZ Atlanta, Georgia SUSAN Y. LYELL Alcoa, Tennessee RALPH K. McNAIR Maryville, Tennessee MICHAEL L. MAYO Tampa, Florida KARL W. MILLER Dover, New Jersey MARGARET C. MISER Knoxville, Tennessee DANIEL M. MITCHELL Secame, Pennsylania JAYDNE NEEL Alliance, Ohio CAROLINE OSIKOWICZ Mt. Clemens, Michigan WILLIAM H. PORTER Miami, Florida MICHAEL W. QUICKEL Knoxville, Tennessee DAVID P. RAMSEY Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania MARY M. RUCKER Kingsport, Tennessee WILLIAM J. RUMSEY Dover, New Jersey DAVID L. SEELEY Enfield, Connecticut R. DON SHIELDS Maryville, Tennessee JAYNE C. SMITH Bel Air, Maryland REBECCA SMITH St. Cloud, Florida CHARLES E. STEELE Maryville, Tennessee DAVID A. TAYLOR Princess Anne, Maryland M. SUSAN TELLE Winter Haven, Florida ELAINE A. THOMAS Annemanie, Alabama HEATHER J. VanDYKE. . . : Niles, Michigan WILEY E. WEBB, JR Bristol, Tennessee JOHN R. WEILER Greenville, Ohio MICHAEL C. WHITE Maryville, Tennessee RALPH A. WILLIAMS Harriman, Tennessee SUSAN D. WINSHIP Bristol, Tennessee JOHN G. WOLFE, III Baldwinsville, New Yorl; STEPHEN A. WORRELL Ardmore, Pennsylvania SUZANNE A. WYMAN Maryville, Tennessee ROBERT A. YOUNG, JR St. Petersburg, Florida 6l Vice-President, John Haynie; Secretary, Chris Wald; President, Bob Bisserup. Freshman Class Officers Slow and deliberate — but not missing a thing . . . orientation, elections, Rush Week, the Faculty Reception . . . the Homecoming float, Lift the Chorus, Wake the Echoes, the freshman-sophomore dance and picnics, the traditional talent show .... Following the beaten path from Carnegie to Baldwin — and wearing a new one to the bookstore mail- boxes—the Class of 1968 (we are happy to observe) has taken its place in our hearts as a typical Mary- ville freshman class. Freshmen First Row: DAMRONGBHORN(Paul)AMATAYAKUL. .Bangkok, Thailand MARTHA E. ANDERSON McDonald, Pennsylvania SUSAN E. ANDERSON Oak Ridge, New Jersey WILLIAM T. ANDERSON Roselle Park, New Jersey SARAH V. BABELAY Knoxville, Tennessee Second Row: HELEN G. BEATTY Covington, Ohio NANCY R. BENNETT Miami, Florida EDWIN J. BEST Maryville, Tennessee F. JEAN BETTIS Memphis, Tennessee WILLIAM C. BIRCH Cincinnati, Ohio Third Row: KATHLEEN M. BISHOP N. Springfield, Virginia STEPHEN C. BISHOP Baltimore, Maryland ROBERT G. BISSERUP New York City, New York RUTH A. BLACK Chattanooga, Tennessee WILLIAM H. BLACKWOOD Medford, Massachusetts Fourth Row: SANDRA K. BOATMAN Knoxville, Tennessee DONALD L. BRACKBILL Jamesburg, New Jersey SALLY M. BRADSHAW E. Brunswick, New Jersey JOHN W. BRAYMER Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania RUSSELL J. BRIGHT Madison, Wisconsin Fifth Row: CATHY F. BROWN Clinton, Tennessee MARJORIE S. BROWN Clinton, Tennessee MERRY L. BURLINGHAM Deerfield Beach, Florida JOHN T. CAMPBELL Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania CAROLYN J. CARDIN Friendsville, Tennessee Sixth Row: SUSAN J. CARR Medford, Massachusetts JANCHAI CHANGTRAKUL Bangkok, Thailand ROBERTA M. CHESNEY Charleston, West Virginia PATRICIA A. CLENDENEN Knoxville, Tennessee TRUDY K. COCHRAN Maryville, Tennessee Seventh Row: CAROL B. COCKE Memphis, Tennessee SANDRA S. COMBS Uicco, Kentucky AUDREY J. COUSART Lansdowne, Pennsylvania CYNTHIA A. COWGILL McLean, Virginia RICHARD W. CRAIG Wilmington, Delaware Eighth Row: ETHEL C. CUBBIN Rydal, Pennsylvania RON W. CULVER San Bernardino, California MARY L. CUMMINGS Miami, Florida ANDREW F. DALE Freehold, New Jersey MARILYN DAVIS Brooklyn, New York Ninth Row: PEGGY SUE DAVIS St. Augustine, Florida LINDA E. DEFIBAUGH Hickory, Pennsylvania JILL C. DICKINSON Maryville, Tennessee KATHERINE H. DOANE West Yarmouth, Massachusetts ANITA I. EMERICK Greenfield, Ohio 63 Freshmen First Row: RONALD A. FAGAN Tullahoma, Tennessee JAMES MEE KO FAN Hong Kong PATRICIA E. FELLER Denville, New Jersey JILL FERNANDEZ Cranford, New Jersey MARY JANE FINKE Murphysboro, Illinois Second Row: STEVEN E. FLOYD Murrysville, Pennsylvania JAMES E. FORT Plainfield, New Jersey JUDY A. FOUST Clinton, Tennessee ALAN G FRIEDRICH Bordentown, New Jersey T. JOLLY GARLAND Rogersville, Tennessee Third Row: CARL W. GEHMAN, JR Quakertown, Pennsylvania LINDA A. GIESSELMANN Oakland, New Jersey MARY E. GILLANDER Greeneville, Tennessee DANIEL D. GILMORE Pineville, North Carolina MARARET E. GREEN South Orange, New Jersey Fourth Row: ISLIA E. GREENO Sarasota, Florida SUSAN J. HAGEDORN Fort Thomas, Kentucky MORAG K. HAGGART Inwood, New York CHERYL S. HALEY Galveston, Texas ELIZABETH A. HALL Silver Spring, Maryland Fifth Row: DIANE K. HALL Richmond, Indiana WANDA G. HANNAH Maryville, Tennessee DAVID HARRIS, II Trenton, New Jersey PATRICIA H. HARVEY Florence, Alabama R. REED HAVILAND Chattanooga, Tennessee Sixth Row: JOHN B. HAYNIE, JR Atlanta, Georgia J. BENNY HEADRICK Sevierville, Tennessee JAMES B. HECK Baltimore, Maryland JOSEPH W. HENRY Alcoa, Tennessee SALLY J. HINCHMAN Kansas City, Missouri Seventh Row: JIM L. HOGUE Denver, Colorado ELIZABETH A. HOLLADAY Cherry Hill, New Jersey CAROLYN A. HORTON Clinton, Tennessee KAREN G. JAMES Valley Station, Kentucky JUDY L. JOHNS Atlanta, Georgia Eighth Row: MARIE E. JOHNSON Jacksonville, Florida A. TERESA JOSEY Smyrna, Georgia ALICE W. JUNKIN Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM E. KEELER Houston, Pennsylvania RUTH E. KENT Arlington, Virginia Ninth Row: WILLIAM J. KLINGENER, III Newton, New Jersey JANET L. KRAUSE Landenberg, Pennsylvania STEWART N. KUNSELMAN Tionesta, Pennsylvania CAROLYN M. LACEY Cleveland, Tennessee ROBERT E. LEACH Wilmington, Delaware 64 Freshmen First Row: BETTY JO LEARY Orlando, Florida E. ANN LeFURGEY Elkin, North Carolina BARBARA J. LEWIS Owensboro, Kentucky LINDA V. LEWIS Westfield, New Jersey RON R. LUCAS Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Second Row: RALPH L. McCAMPBELL Knoxville, Tennessee LINDA J. McCLAIN Knoxville, Tennessee SALLY A. McCORMICK Green Cove Springs, Florida DOUGLAS B. McGRUTHER Wayne, New Jersey REBECCA A. McMILLAN Maryville, Tennessee Third Row: LINDA C. McNAIR Birmingham, Alabama PATRICIA A. MacHARG St. Clair Shores, Michigan PHYLLIS H. MACKINTOSH Baden, Pennsylvania VICKI K. MADSEN Toms River, New Jersey H. RICHARD MAHLER Nashville, Tennessee Fourth Row: RICHARD D. MALSBARY Mansfield Center, Connecticut MARGARET C. MANN Union, West Virginia KENNETH B. MARINE, JR Maryville, Tennessee DANIELLE D. MARKLEY West Chester, Ohio WILLIAM P. MARTIN, JR Forest Heights, Maryland Fifth Row: CAROL R. MATHIAS Long Island, New York DONNA C. MEADOWS Bradenton. Florida SCRIBNER A. MESSENGER Bartlesville, Oklahoma DENISE MEURY West Trenton, New Jersey GARY R. MEYER Cincinnati, Ohio Sixth Row: BETTY L. MILAM Orlando, Florida BARBARA J. MILLER Honolulu, Hawaii LAURIE J. MILLER Fort McClellan, Alabama MARGARET A. MILLER Powell, Tennessee BEVERLY N. MINEAR Coral Gables, Florida Seventh Row: NANCY J. MINTURN Columbus, Ohio MARION E. MOFFETT Lexington, Indiana N. KRISTIN MORAN Long Island, New York RICHARD W. MORDE Falls Church, Virginia MUFFET MOREHEAD Kingsport, Tennessee Eighth Row: M. ALLEN MORRIS Wilmington, Delaware JUDITH E. MORRIS Windsor, New Jersey DEBORAH MOSES Tampa, Florida DONNA L. MOSS Garfield Heights, Ohio JOHN A. MYERS Martinsville, Virginia Ninth Row: RICHARD E. NELSON Snow Hill, Maryland DONNA K. NETTLE Newton Square, Pennsylvania HOWARD A. NEWMAN Roslyn, Pennsylvania ROBERT B. NICHOLAS Union, New Jersey SARAH B. NICHOLS Greeneville, Tennessee 65 Freshmen First Row: EMILY C. OGBURN Hickory, North Carolina ALI A. OLI VERO KnoxviUe, Tennessee DIANE R. OXLEY Wheaton, Maryland M. JEAN PAILTHORP Wilmington, Delaware B. ELANE PARKER Atlanta, Georgia Second Row: DAVID M. PARRISH Primos, Pennsylvania BETTY M. PATTERSON Alexandria, Virginia LINDA A. PAULSON Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania GEORGE G. PAXTON Washington, Pennsylvania CARL L. PETER New Milford, New Jersey Third Row: GARY L. PHILLIPS Decatur, Georgia PAT M. PINGATORE Trenton, New Jersey A. COLEMAN PIPER Morrisville, Pennsylvania DAVID A. POLEY Philadelphia, Pennsylvania W. DOUGLAS PRICE Ashtabula, Ohio Fourth Row: BEVERLY J. QUACKENBUSH. .Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey LYNN L. RAMSEY MaryviUe, Tennessee LANE J. RAPP Oak Ridge, Tennessee SANDRA L. RAPP Henderson, Kentucky JOHN T. RIDENOUR Englewood, New Jersey Fifth Row: ANN R. RILEY Long Valley, New Jersey BARBARA L. ROBERTS Maryville, Tennessee META Y. ROBINSON Olive Branch, Mississippi NANCY L. ROMINGER Lakewood, Ohio VIRGINIA C. ROSEBOROUGH Jacksonville, Florida Sixth Row: SHIELDA Y. ROSS Knoxville, Tennessee ANDREW D. RUHLIN Trenton, New Jersey F. ORUS RUPE, JR Ezel, Kentucky NANCY P. RYAN Louisville, Kentucky JANET ANN SCHAFFER Cleveland, Ohio Seventh Row: CHARLEEN J. SCHMIDT Livingston, New Jersey SUSAN C. SCOTT Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ISABEL L. SHELLEY Knoxville, Tennessee CHARLOTTE SHERROD Knoxville, Tennessee JANE C. SIDUN Florham Park, New Jersey Eighth Row: DEEANN SMITH Emerson, New Jersey MARTHA G. SMITH Anchorage, Kentucky DENNIS K. STEWARD Port Royal, Pennsylvania EUGENIA E. STEWART Medellin, Columbia, S. A. MARJORIE STEWART Salem, New Jersey Ninth Row: DANIEL F. STYLES Arlington, Virginia JOSEPH N. SUITOR Valley Station, Kentucky RICHARD A. SULTZBACH Morrisville, Pennsylvania SUSAN E. TALMADGE Westmont, New Jersey JULIA A. TATE Bellbrook, Ohio 66 Freshmen First Row: J. PETER TEIG Pelham, New York ELIZABETH C. TRENT Hatboro, Pennsylvania KATHLEEN TROWBRIDGE Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania JOHN F. TURNELLO Trenton, New Jersey BONNIE L. TURNER Yorktown Heights, New York Second Row: CAROL A. VANDEGRIFF Atlanta, Georgia CAROL A. VERNON Westerville, Ohio LISBETH J. VINCENT Paulsboro, New Jersey CHRISTINE M. WALD Tucson, Arizona ELIZABETH G. WALKER Lebanon, Tennessee Third Row: LAURIE A. WALLER Birmingham, Alabama A. REBECCA WATSON Harlingen, Texas JANET L. WELLS Nashville, Tennessee J. KATHLEEN WESCOTT Cinnaminson, New Jersey KENNETH L. WILLIAMS Hickory, Pennsylvania Fourth Row: J. STEPHEN WINTERMUTE Kansas City, Kansas PHYLLIS A. WOHLERS Livingston, New Jersey GEORGE V. WOOD Hammonton, New Jersey SHERRY F. WOOD Cleveland, Tennessee DOROTHEA J. WOODALL Kingston, Tennessee Fifth Row: BARBARA L. WOOD WORTH Coral Gables, Florida MEREDITH A. WYMAN Summit, New Jersey JEANNE A. YARRINGTON Glenside, Pennsylvania RICHARD G. YATES, JR Oxford, Pennsylvania KATHERINE YODER East Palestine, Ohio FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED FARROW H. BEACHAM Rossville, Georgia LAWRENCE B. BENNETT Wilmington, Delaware CAROLYN E. BOAZ Newton, New Jersey ROBERT J. BODNAR Hamburg, New Jersey SUSAN E. BRICKER Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania LAWRENCE R. CHASE McLean, Virginia EDWARD D. CLARK Sussex, New Jersey JENNIFER S. CLARK Loudon, Tennessee DAVID A. DELGADO Winter Park, Florida STEPHEN R. DORNER Collingswood, New Jersey DANIEL E. EIDSON Maryville, Tennessee JEAN K. FERGUSON Bryson City, North Carolina JOHN W. FORGETY Strawberryplains, Tennessee JOHN F. FRANKENBERG Maryville, Tennessee DOUGLAS A. GAMBLE Maryville, Tennessee ARTHUR J. GILTINAN Ogdensburg, New York HARRIET G. GOVE Vineland, New Jersey SHIRLEY A. HANDLEY Tucker, Georgia DOROTHY A. HARGREAVES New York City, New York SHAN L. HARRIS Maryville, Tennessee CARL L. HARTENSTINE Norristown, Pennsylvania CRAIG H. HELLER Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania JOHN R. HENDERSON Glenshaw, Pennsylvania JOHN H. HOELZER St. Louis, Missouri LAWRENCE A. HAPPOCK Trenton, New Jersey JENNY L. JETT Maryville, Tennessee RALPH A. JOHNSON, JR Hutington Station, New York JOSEPH E. KERR, JR Straw Plains, Tennessee JACQUELINE A. KOLCUN Columbia, Ohio CHARLENE A. LAMB Atlanta, Georgia CHRISTINE C. MacCORMACK Jackson, Tennessee JERRY D. MELTON Blue Ridge, Georgia WILLIAM K. MORRISON. . .Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania JOHN P. MULLENDORE Dallas, Texas JOHN P. NEALE Memphis, Tennessee LOUIS R. NEWMAN Roselle Park, New Jersey DOUGLAS R. OLSON Maryville, Tennessee PETER J. PARK Maryville, Tennessee GEORGE M. PATTON Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DAVE H. PETTIT Norwood, Ohio DANIEL L. ROGERS Maryville, Tennessee LINDA C. ROSELLI Everett, Massachusetts DANA C. ROTHEY Elizabeth, Pennsylvania PAMELA G. ROWLAND Petersburg, Virginia SUSAN G. ROWLEY Orlando, Florida EDWARD SCOTT, JR Mt. Holly, New Jersey JEFFREY R. M. SKRINAR Lincroft, New Jersey BRUCE P. SMITH Collingswood, New Jersey STEPHEN D. STANLEY Maryville, Tennessee ROGER E. STEELE Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HOWARD G. STEIGELMAN Birmingham, Alabama DAVID R. STIFFLER Clune, Pennsylvania DARRELL J. STOKER Nashville, Tennessee BILLY E. SUNDAY Sarasota, Florida MARLIN S. TARR Sussex, New Jersey LAURENCE B. WATTERS Maryville, Tennessee THOMAS S. WYLIE Washington, Pennsylvania 67 68 commencing . . . acting . . . rising . . . achieving . HONORS 69 Man of the year WIr. Kicliard Cedna vJoi d A more-than-hearty handshake, a joker in passing ... a critical yet reflecting mind — leading the UCCF in its first difficult year. . . . Perhaps to be remembered as a great Scot ... a man of spirit — chosen to be our Man of the Year. 7° A persistent smile, a quiet countenance ... a willingness to work — behind the scenes ... a determined spirit — which finally caught Bob McGruther. . . . Perhaps to be remembered as a great Scot ... a beautiful woman — chosen to be our Woman of the Year. Woman of the year ililidi f ancu Aane dSucKwalt Beta Beta Beta The Eta Phi Chapter of the national Biological Honor Society — organized in 1963 .... Projects include weekly seminars, a quarterly newsletter, a reading room in Fayerweather, outings and hikes to the Smokies. First Row: F. Jablonski, President; H. Cones M. Hanson; E. Saint. Second Row: S. Hag- gart; M. Jefferson; H. McCampbell; Dr. Shields, Counselor. Third Row: Dr. Lytle; J. Hinderer; D. Powell; Mr. Wallace; G. Hallen Pi Delta Phi Emphasizing the importance of modem language study and ex- cellence in French, and promoting appreciation of all aspects of French life, this is the newest of the honor societies at Maryville. Projects include tutoring students in French and corresponding with students in France. S. Chillick, President; S. Haggarl; Mr. Fridenbergs; Mr. Cooley; Miss Martin; Miss Wilkin- son; C. Bridges: ]. Randall. Pi Gamma Mu The Tennessee Epsilon Chapter of the national Social Science Honor Society . . . requires at least a junior standing and a B average. Its purpose — to encourage discus- sion of and interest in important issues among majors and faculty of the social sciences. Seated: ]. Wasson; ]. Melville; C. Huff; J. Richards. Standing: B. Napier, President; Mr. Cossweiler; Mr. Lewis; Mr. Ainsworth; Dr. Case. 7 Seated: ]. Richards; A. Sensenig, President; S. Proffitt. Standing: Mr. Gossweiler, Coach; W. Mitchell; L. Sikes; IV. Cibbs; R. Sterrett. The Alpha Chapter of the na- tional debate fraternity, members travehng in five states for tourna- ments .... Requirements for membership — a sophomore stand- ing and winning the majority of debates. Pi Kappa Delta Theta Alpha Phi A member of the oldest National Honorary Fraternity of the The- ater Arts, the Maryville Chapter is open to all members of the Col- lege Playhouse who have acquired a minimum number of points earned by acting, directing, or doing technical work in the theater. Its purposes — to increase interest, stimulate creativeness, and foster artistic achievement in the theater. D. Campbell; M. Miller; J. Futcher; M. Boettcher; D. Evans; R. Hutchi- son, President; T. Llewellyn; C. Bridges; Mr. Jones, Advisor. Tau Kappa Chi An honorary society for music majors and musical non-majors . . . seeking to stimulate interest in music and to promote excellence in the music department. Member- ship requires a minimum grade average and recommendation by the music faculty. Seated: S. Tompkins; C. Webster, President; T. Llewellyn, E. Mantz. Standing: M. Rucker; K. Summerlin; P. Gross; M. Hanson; T. Allen. 73 WB KiL ' flRi Bl - M (v. ' f i fll David Evans, Katherine Burgess, Judith Wasson. William Mitchell. Jon Hinderer, Judith Martin, David Scotchmer. Carolyn Huff, William Napier, Janet Melville. Who ' s Who AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Fourteen Maryville seniors — a well-rounded repre- sentation of the student body, yet an exceptional group of students as to scholarship, leadership and cooperation in campus activities, general citizenship, promise of future usefulness .... Nominated by the senior class and faculty, they have been accepted by the organization for national recognition in the Who ' s Who publication. Michael Mayers, Margaret Hanson, Martha Cook, Richard Boyd. % ■ .m m m - ' L 1 yVUss J cinc f an fJ Mckwalti Band Sponsor i y yniss yvlctrgarct Ima J ic anson Homecoming Queen ■• , % far % % Misi Janet Melville i fvifc ' f m ■ Mjji G r!7 Smith Misi L m, ■ ■■■ ■ , .■ orraine Briggs, r |f Miss Katherine Burgess, ,4 .iS. ' . ' , ' J M Miss Judy Butler, Senior Class Miss Betty Brown, Junior Class Class Sponsors Miss Alice Leeth, Sophomore Class Miss Patti Feller, Freshman Class 79 8o initiating . . . experiencing . . . considering . . . associating , Organizations 8i Front to Back: L. Wood, D. Gamble, J. Mulholland, D. Nelson, H. Seitz, J. Stewart, D. Fox, B. Brown, ]. Jett, W. Mitchell, F. Jablonski, A. Leeth, ]. Hinderer, R. Kerr, M. Cook, D. Hutchison, B. Stinnett, T. Barksdale, M. Moyers, H. Cones, N. Cleesattel, M. Mayo. Lively minutes ... are they ever going to do something? ... no one goes to their representatives or to the meetings (although Hinderer had the shortest one of the year) . . . come on, Moyers, move ... a retreat — the usual criticisms ... lay off the old saw about the rules and work on academics . . . the Salt Cellar controversy straightened out ... all the mail I ever get — the Student Council minutes! . . . due to Martha Cook ' s absence, Mike Moyers typed these minutes . . . Norm Cleesattel is struck again ... at 9:00, Frank ' Jablonski moved for adjournment . . . Martha Cook, Secretary; John Hinderer, Vice-President; Mike Moyers, President. Student Council 8i Top, ELECTIONS COMMITTEE: D. Kline; ]. Stewart; R. Roark; J. Steele; J. Hinderer, Chairman; H. Ryan. Left, PROGRAMS COMMITTEE: First Row: M. Lafferty; M. McConeghy; A. Leeth. Second Row: L. Schug; T. Lundstedt; J. Steele. Third Row: D. Campbell; H. Cones, Chairman. Above, PROJECTS COMMITTEE: Seated: C. Foust, J. Wesson. Standing: J. Kerr, W. Mitchell, Co-chairmen; B. Sterrett. Not Pictured: D. Nelson, B. Stinnett. Right, PEP COMMITTEE: First Row: K. Burgess; J. Paul; ]. Templeton; S. Sober. Second Row: B. Brown; L. Briggs; H. Laster. Third Row: M. Mayo; J. Hughes; B. Cass; L. Wood, H. Seitz, Co-chairmen. Bottom Left, PUBLICITY COMMITTEE: First Row: M. Bishop; K. James; N. Gillingham; M. Stewart. Second Row: J. Beall; J. MulholUmd, Chairman. Not Pictured: R. Roark; K. Bishop; C. Sherrod; H. Van Dyke; J. Siver; B. Brown. Bottom Right, SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Seated: J. Jett; B. Brown, Chairman; L. Zacherle; J. Haynie. Standing: B. Hutchi- son; J. AUsman; T. Amon. Seated: L. Crawford, J. Melville, J. Butler. Standing: L. Grinstead, G. Walker, ]. Wasson, S. Humphries, B. Bullard, L. Allen, K. Hinger, S. Hinchman, G. Wilkes. Judy Butler, Vice-President; Louise Crawford, Secretary; Jan Melville, President. Women ' s Student Government Association A revised philosophy ... a new handbook, Cues for Coeds ... a positive tone toward regulations — this is the new look of the WSGA. The Coordinating Council, com- posed of elected members, acts both as a mediator between women students and administration and as a disciplinary group for women students. This year ' s program stresses cooperation and acceptance of responsibility. 84 First Row: T. Amon, A. Fields, R. Chase, D. McGruther, F. Gready, D. Rowett, G. Parrish, R. Kerr. Second Row: F. Jablonski, O. Williams, W. Frey, H. Cones, ]. Gardepe, B. Bigart. Not Pictured: R. Marshall, D. Taylor, J. Smoot. Terry Amon, Secretary; Ross Kerr, President. Its purpose — to promote unity among men residents and cooperation and communication between administration and men .... The MSC Council, twelve elected by all resident men, works with the WSGA Council in sponsoring Artist Series receptions, dormitory open-houses, and various dances. Men ' s Student Cooperative 85 Seated: _ Euckwaler V ue-P resident ; A Mmear Secretary; G. Smith, Salt Cellar Ch.; J. Martin, Program Ch.; A. Layman, Community Service Ch.; J. Melville, Campus Life Ch.; S. Parker, Publicity. Standing: D. Scotchmer, Salt Cellar Ch.; D. Elly, Treasurer; D Schellen- ger Editor; R. Boyd, President; R. 1 ou.ng. Secretary; B. Erwin, Vice-President; D. Sawyer, Campus Life Ch.; B. Evaul, Community Service Ltfiairman. Rich Boyd, President; Presidents. Nancy Buckwalter, Bill Erwin, Vice- United Campus Christian Fellowship Significant on campus last spring — the change from long- standing YM-YW affiUations to membership in the National United Campus Christian Fellowship . . . allowing closer communication with other college campuses and more avail- able program resources. Guided by a cabinet, but open to all students and faculty ... a program of old favorites (fresh- man welcome, Bamwarming, Christmas readings. Time Out, weekly programs, work at the Children ' s Home) and new interests (the Salt Cellar, a coffeehouse in the chapel base- ment, and the Feedback, a newspaper of student and faculty ideas and opinions) .... An extensive program — its purpose, to present a challenge of Christian witness and fellowship in a growing academic institution. 86 First Row: M. Burkhart; A. Cooper; S. Humphries; J. Neal; M. Hegner; M. Lafferty; S. Sullivan; K. Hinger. Second Row: N. Buckwalter, Chairman; A. Bissett; J. Graham; M. Peterson; M. Lowe; M. Rankin; Z. Jones; S. Singleton. Not Pictured: S. Wyman. Nu Gammas and Key Men The core of the UCCF Social Commission . . . chosen in the spring to plan the next fall ' s freshmen welcome. Fun, frolic, and hard work — as they plan Bamwarming, Christ- mas readings and caroling, hikes in the Smokies, the spring retreat .... Elected — to work — but also an honor. Key Men help a freshman move into Baldwin. First Row: H. Schultz; D. Edelman; R. Reed. Second Row: B. Erwin, Chairman; C. Doscher; D. Fox; W. Frey; R. Ries. Third Row: D. Ellison; D. Solomon; H. Ledford. 87 4VJ 4 «. - Officers, seated: F. Lantz, A. Cooper, N. Buckwalter, C. Bridges, T. Criner, J. Butter, S. Doerschuk, M. Simpson. Stand- ing: A. Leeth, B. Brown, L. Doran, E. Lankenau. Chi Beta FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President TENA CRINER Vice-President JUDY BUTLER Secretary ELLEN LANKENAU Treasurer LIB DORAN Program Chairman MARY SIMPSON Program Chairman SARAH DOERSCHUK Barmaid CELE BRIDGES SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President CELE BRIDGES Vice-President NANCY BUCKWALTER Secretary ALICE LEETH Treasurer BETTY BROWN Program Chairman ANNE COOPER Program Chairman FRAN LANTZ Barmaid TENA CRINER 88 Officers, seated: R. Marshall, D. Mitchell, G. Hallen, A. Hoke, A. Childs, H. Laster. Standing: D. Terrill, ]. Gardepe, L. How- ard, D. Alexander, D. Edelman, ]. Gresham, R, Reed. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President RICHARD REED Vice-President ION GRESHAM Secretary DENNIS EDELMAN Treasurer DAVE ALEXANDER Athletic Chairman LYNN HOWARD Program Chairman DAVE TERRILL Bartender JOHN GARDEPE SEC:OND SEMESTER OFFICERS President HAL LASTER Vice-President ALAN CHILDS Secretary ALAN HOKE Treasurer GREG HALLEN Athletic Chairman DANNY MITCHELL Program Chairman LUPTON WOOD Bartender RICH MARSHALL Kappa Ph] 89 Officers, seated: ]. Richards, K. Kirk, G. Wilkes, B. Pettigrew, C. Filardo, L. Vansant. Standing: E. Wagner, M. Dolvin, K. Hinger, F. Black, D. Heismeyer, L. Briggs, D. King, M. Bishop, N. White. Theta Epsilon FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President GAIL WILKES Vice-President KATHIE KIRK Secretary BARB PETTIGREW Treasurer CHRIS FILARDO Chaplain EILEENE WAGNER Athletic Chairmen . . MARY LEE DOLVIN, GINGER PROFFITT Rush Week Chairmen JAN VALLEM, JAN RICKARDS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President BARB PETTIGREW Vice-President CHRIS FILARDO Secretary LIN VANSANT Treasurer KATHY HINGER Chaplain FRAN BLACK Athletic Chairmen DAVRON KING, MARCIA BISHOP Skit Night KATHY BURGESS, NANCY WHITE Programs DOT HEISMEYER, LORRAINE BRIGGS 90 Officers, seated: B. Pet- ty, R. Prudhon, S. Hughes, D. Spencer. Standing: E. Greeno, J. Mulholland, O. Wil- liams, B. T. Bigart, P. Millin, R. McCampbell. Not Pictured: B. Cov- ert, B. Paul. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President PAUL MILLIN Vice-President B. T. BIGART Secretary JOHN MULHOLLAND Treasurer BILL COVERT Athletic Chairman RED PRUDHON Program Chairman ERNIE GREENO Chaplain OLLIE WILLIAMS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President SONNY HUGHES Vice-President BOB PAUL Secretary RED PRUDHON Treasurer BILL COVERT Athletic Chairman BUCK PETTY Program Chairman RALPH McCAMPBELL Chaplain DAVE SPENCER Alpha Sigma 91 XB.A ' $ . . . The Making of a President . . . steaks at the House in the Woods . . . first place float . . . swim show ... ice skating ... ski trip to Gatlinburg . . . Christmas baskets for the needy . . . The Kappa Phi Pulse . . . new shirts . . . Goldfinger initiation . . . Dear Box 388 . . . have another egg, Andy . . . Beta ' s pledge paddles . . . the Taylors at the honors banquet . . . the un- defeated Titans ... a tremen- dous spring formal . . . Cam- elot Top Left: PHI ' S LEADING LAD IES: Cele Bridges, Tena Criner, Judy Wasson, Cheryl Robbins, Nancy Buckwalter, Judy Butler. Top Right: Richard Mahler, designer, walks beside the first-prize float . . . It ' s in the Bag. Center Left: Dave Alexander reaches high for Phi. Center Right: Institution, Constitution, and Pros perity . . . The Making of a President. Bottom Left: There ' s a dog initiated into every group. Bottom Right: OUR FAVORITE PHI ' S: Jon Gresham, Hal Laster, John Gardepe, Bob Hutchison, Ken Young, Denny Edelman. - Top Left: Prudhon leads the men of Alpha Sig. Center: A2 Cupids presented . . . Lorraine Briggs; Barb Fitch; Kathy Burgess, Sweetheart; Gail Wilkes; Barb Pettigrew. Top Right: Theta ' s Barnwarrning Booth . . . is that mud he ' s slinging? T f ' rr The men of Alpha Sig — We love our, oomph, hairy- chested men : true together- ness . . . Sig ' s year in flagball . . . Blue Shades . . . dances in the Sig House . . . growing number of pledges — must like the athlete jerseys . . . Air Raid cry again at initiation . . . Christmas Mansion for the winter formal . . . second- place Homecoming float. . . . Bottom Left: A prize-winning float . . . second place . . . Steaming for Victory. Bottom Right: Connie Behrens and Ginger Proffitt . . . inspecting the troops. A student yearbook ... a faculty yearbook ... a senior year- book . . . whose yearbook is this, anyway? A Maryville yearbook, of course — put together by thirty-three staff members, prodded by deadlines and the Great Scot! He wrote copy, took pictures, lost sleep, heard passing remarks ... ' I don ' t want my picture taken in a robe ' . . . ' just change for the sake of changing ' . . . ' Sara, this is a yearbook, not a magazine ' ... ' a blue and brown cover with a thistle on it (why not a thorn) ? ' . . . ' a paperback yearbook? ' ... 7 resign . . . Great Scot! — the 1965 Chithowean. Chilhowean 1965 Sara Mason and Sara Parker in The Office — 303 New Dorm .... First Row: D. Schellenger, S. Briggs, K. Keen, R. Bright, J. Hannah, M. Pierce, B. Brown, D. Heis- meyer, B. Koza. Second Row: C. Devine, N. Gillingham, F. Corbett, S. Proffitt, M. Mitchell, H. Griffin, S. Haldeman, J. Bryan, E. Bergman. Third Row: S. Parker, J. Hinkle, S. Mason, J. Reynolds. Not Pictured: J. Rose, ]. Brenckman, M. Quickel. L. Orcutt, ]. Montgomery, B. Sochocky, H. Ryan. Editor SARA PARKER Business Manager SARA MASON Literary Editor DALE SCHELLENGER Faculty Editor ERIC BERGMAN Classes Editors MARY MITCHELL, SANDY BRIGGS. DOT HEISMEYER Honors Editor KAREN KEEN Organizations Editor BECKY KOZA Sports Editor HELEN RYAN Art Editor JEAN REYNOLDS Typing Editor SHERRY PROFFITT 94 Information, amusement, commentary, stimulation ... a weekly series of writing, typing, proofing, and publishing by twenty-five student journalists . . . Wednesday deadlines . . . quick trips to the printers . . . ' Fort Mudge and Beyond ' ... did you really interview a Ku Klux Klansman? . . . ' Seen and Heard ' . . . circu- lation on Saturday mornings, a feeling of satisfaction. Highland Echo Editor ELENORA EASTERLY Business Manager BILL ERWIN News Editor JUDY SIVER Feature Editor BARB BULLARD Sports Editor PHIL JEROME Art Editor KATHIE KIRK Elenora and Bill, Editor and Business Manager. Top to bottom: S. Chittick, P. Millin, B. Brown, S. Briggs, L. Zacherle, C. Huff, K. Kirk, V. Green. B. Erwin, E. Easterly, ]. Siver, B. Bullard, M Cook. P. Jerome. 95 Student National Education Association A national organization open to all students plan- ning to teach . . . monthly meetings — panels, guest speakers — provide dis- cussions of subjects rel- ative to teaching . . . participation in local, state, national activities of the National Education Asso- ciation. First Row: S. Casper; H. Griffin, Vice-President; K. Burgess, President; T. Crin- er, Vice-President; P. Dob- bin, Secretary; J. Butler; N. Buckwalter. Second Row: P. Evaul; B. Fitch; L. Or- cutt; S. Foreman; Mrs. Kramer, Advisor; R. Hults: H. DeWeese; A. Fleming. Third Row: E. Wagner; V. Salmond; M . Hickey; M. Bishop; K. Kirk; F. Black; R. Carter. Fourth Row: D. Heismeyer ; T. Gillespie; A. Smith; E. Beaty; N. Muller; B. Lender; B. Brown. A national organization providing opportunity for professional development in music education . . . guest speakers acquaint students with leaders in the profession nationally - sponsored clin- ics and meetings further education . . . Knoxville Symphony Concerts and the 1965 Fine Arts Festi- val provided further op- portunities this year. Seated: R. Wood; M. Laf- ferty. Secretary; D. Clink- man, Vice - President; J. Gresham, President; I. Jack, Treasurer; S. Babelay. Standing: C. Wood; R. Sultzbach; J. Sidun; M. Shaver; E. Mantz; S. Nichols; M. Hall; B. Trent; M. Rucker; C. Peter. Not Pictured: K. Summerlin. Music Educators National Conference Seated: J. Richards; M. Smith: S. Pioffitt; A. Seiisenig; W. Han- nah. Standing: W. Mitchell; R. Steele; B. Sterrett; L. Sikes; D. Harris; R. Gossweiler, Coach. Debate Team Tournaments at Emory and Henry, N. Carolina, Hickory, Alabama, Tenn. State, U.T., and Virginia Intermont. . . . Annette Sensenig and Wanda Hannah — Women State Champions. Psi Sigma Mu Purpose: to broaden the student ' s knowledge of psychology . . . open to all junior and senior psychology majors by invi- tation to the society. Seated: M. Dolvin, President; S. Petze; L. Bogart; D. Evans; ]. Bernard; A. Sensenig. Standing: Dr. Waters, Advisor; B. Sterrett; S. Sober; S. Doerschuk; M. Simpson; C. Scott; J. Graham. B. G. ' s Three seniors, three juniors, two sophomores . . . their purpose — fellow- ship, so they tell us . . . their initiation — green dice, knee socks, freckles . . . what do they do? . . . tofvsecret — who knows? Seated: S. Proffitt; S. Briggs; J. Melville; C. Filar do; B. Goode; I. Hellmer. Hang- ing: T. Gillespie, President. Circle K Requirements — a realization of service obligations to the college, a high scholastic standing . . . Circle K, a service organization, affiliated with Maryville and Alcoa Kiwanis Clubs. Projects — clothing drives, a campus beautification program, a blood-bank drive, book drives for Asian students, ushering at Vespers. Membership — limited to twenty-five selected men of the college. First Row: O. iVilliamS: President; R. Tarwater, Treasurer; R. Reed, Secre- tary; D, Edelman; J. Mul- holland, Vice-President; R. Ries. Second Row: F. Gready; G. Hallen; F. Jablonski; H. McCampbell. Third Row: D. Hutchison; W. Frey; D. Terrill; R. Boyd. 98 First Row: M. Boettcher, President; D. Evans; V. Wells. Second Row: S. Tompkins; D. Campbell; K. Mattson; }. Giddley; S. Camsby; C. Tiffany; B. Smith. Third Row: A. Ruhltn; ]. Barker; B. Hutchison. Wet paint brushes, a new set, several costume fittings — another play . . . the Maryville College Playhouse, crewed by students, guided by Mr. Jones. Monthly workshops and guest speakers ... a rack of coffee rnugs, a green room, a full house — the playhouse, recipient of regional theater awards this year. Playhouse Campus Mike Sunday night programs ... a new noon concert hour .... Working closely with Mr. Duncan Bennett, college Director of Information Services, in preparing radio and television programs — the workshop maintains the voice of Maryville College. Dial 1400, WGAP. H. Meyers; S. Bishop; T. Sidle, B. Talmage. Chairmen; J. Turnello; L. Palmer; R. Pagan; P. Williams. Not Pic- tured: R. Lucas, P. Shenko. 99 AE Blue Shades New songs, new members, added spunk and volume — rocking the Sig house . . . seen and heard at football games, the A 2 Rush Show, Sig parties, after-dinner dances (commonly called goon-grabs) , as well as off-campus activities ... a hit at Carson- Newman this fall, the blue Shades have become Maryville ' s own. H. McCampbell, R. Prudhan, K. Arentson, R. Bright. They ' re everywhere— at the All-College sing, at the Student Mixer, at parades through the dining hall cheering the football team, on pogo sticks at the fishpond (and almost anywhere at night where they ' re least expected!) .... I ' m Porky— no, I ' m Porky ... Big cheer! . . . Bo-bo-ske-waten-dot (that ' s a cheer?). The spirit of Maryville Col- lege — we love you Porkies!! Porky and the Simple Seven K. Young, F. Jablonski, D. King, B. Hutchison, D. Sawyer, T. Dickson, H. Latter. Not Pictured: J. Gresham. lOO C. Foust, Head Majorette; P. Presnell; ]. Faust; S. Singleton. Cheerleaders - Majorettes ]. Sidun; A. Ruhlin; K. Burgess, Cap- tain; M. Quickel; P. Pingatore; D. Har- ris; F. Lantz; J. Mullendore. lOI Formation on Honaker Field. Highlander Marching Band Presenting the Maryville College Highlander Marching Band! . . . Scotch plaid kilts and royal guard reds, bagpipers and drummers, majorettes with fire batons . . . accompanied by official Scottie dog, Little Bit, and by unofficial collie dog. King, the Highlanders presented halftime shows at our three home games and two away games — as well as leading several pep rallies and local parades. We are proud to claim one of Tennessee ' s top bands! Mr. John A. Roberts, Director. I03. Candidates for Band Sponsor are nominated by the four societies, final choice by the band members. 1965 Sponsor, Nancy Buckwalter, is a member of Chi Beta. Band Officers: Tom Dickson, Treasurer; Hal Laster, Vice-President; Zeta Jones, Secretary; Ken Young, President. Harold Laster, Drum Major. 103 Orchestra Concert Band 104 Messiah 5o o ., fir.« 7?o«,: y. Gresham;M. Hall; M. Rucker; J. Simmons; C. Webster: p J° ' ' ' ' S- rompkins. Second Row: Dr. Harter, Director; T. Llewellyn- W Parker; ]. Breckinridge; D. Evans; L. Sikes. ' Thirty-second annual presentation, December 13, 1964 ... a chorus of two-hundred sixty townspeople, faculty, and students, accompanied by the Gjllege-Community orchestra of forty . . . directed by Dr. Harter, with Dr. Bloy at the organ, Mrs. Schoen at the harpsichord, Mrs. Perry at the piano ... an excellent per- formance, and an essential part of our Christian tidings. 105 Vesper Choir Entranced, controlled by the hands of Dr. Harter . . . fantastic discipUne . . . rehearse, rehearse, rehearse some more . . . What Is Man?, Laud to the Nativity, The Bells ... we need tenors . . . Tour — to Chicago, St. Louis — there goes Spring Vacation . . . Who didn ' t come in?— When the choir sings, the whole choir sings! . . . Open your mouths and pull the sound up through the top of your head . . . T-shirt check — got your robe? ... See you at tryouts next year . . . Women ' s Choir and Men ' s Glee. Club Enthusiasm . . . hard work ... a new director, Mr. Lou Mize. The fall concert, A Kaleidoscope of Music; Christmas Vespers with the college choir and mimes; a performance with the Knoxville Symphony; a dance, Jean ' s Drag; the spring serenade — a good welcoming and a good year. C] • f Director and accompanists: Miss Jane Sidun, Mr. Mize, Miss Edna Mantz. Ensemble in concert 107 io8 striving . . . winning . . . losing . . . gaining . . SPORTS 109 1964 Scots. First Row: K. Bailey, M. White, A. Anderson, H. Ramsey, D. Rogers, E. Davis, ]. Mullins, B. Sunday, H. Schultz, S. Harris, E. Greeno. Second Row: D. Berry, D. Story, J. Fort, J. Fogerty, C. Gehman, R. McCampbell, G. Higgens, L. Davis, K. Martin. Third Row: Coach Kardatzke, S. Webb, G. Derby- shire, R. Eaton, ]. Slagle, S. Worrell, J. Hatley, T. Bradam, G. Dutton, C. Berry, Coach Tomlinson. Fourth Row: B. Napier, J. Frankenburger, C. Abbott, E. Monroe, J. Pryor, J. Smoot, H. Lingenfelter, J. Heck, M. Dalton, F. Eggers, Coach Ramsey. Varsity Football Head Coach Howard Monk Tomlinson gazes ovr a practice on Honaker Field. A new head coach, Howard Monk Tomlin- son ... a successful season in 1963 . . . the promise of an outstanding season in 1964 . . . result, an 8-1 record. A severe loss in the Guil- ford game — Roland McClanahan, speedy slot- back and groundgainer — might have been the difference in the Carson-Newman game .... Football banquet, January 19 — twenty-eight players received letters . . . senior quarterback Monroe, Most Valuable Player Award; Archie Anderson, Most Improved Player Award; Don Story, Most Outstanding First Year Letterman . . . special recognition, senior lettermen Monroe, Napier, Abbott, McClanahan, Slagle, Lingen- felter, Martin. The 1964 season ended — an 8-1 record . . . Coach Tomlinson anticipating a better defensive team, seeing excellent prospects for the 1965 season. IIO The Amos Alonzo Stagg Century of Physical Fitness Award — presented each, week to the player contributing the most to team effort. Winners of the Stagg Awards: Benny Monroe, Roland McClanahan (not pictured) , Mike Dalton, Mike White, Jim Pryor, Danny Rogers. H. H. Lingenfelter, FINAL SCORES: MC Centre Colonels 21- 6 Georgetown Tigers 20-14 Emory Henry Wasps 20-12 Livingston St. Tigers 31-22 Guilford Quakers 19-17 Millsaps Majors 21-12 Mars Hill Lions 6-0 Carson-Newman Eagles 14-24 Monroe bursts beyond the Millsaps line — the start of a 55-yard TD run. Benny Monroe— one of Maryville ' s best all-time quar- terbacks, named to the Little All-American squad. Direct- ing the Scot offensive attack . . . compiling more than 1000 yards, rushing and passing. A two-time Stagg winner . . . the Most Valuable Player. From Coach Tomlinson, Benny has developed into a fine player and certainly deserves the awards he received. His leadership ability was excellent, but he would not have been effective without good support from the entire squad. At the helm. Kneeling: Clint Abbott and Bill Napier, co-captains. Standing: Wilbur Ramsey, end coach; Boydson Baird, athletic director; Howard Tomlinson, head coach; Lauren Kardatzke, back- field coach. Ill ROLL OVER CENTRE MC 7 8 6—21 Centre 6 0—6 Monroe in this game — the season ' s first TD, two end zone passes to Dalton, made the extra points. SCOTS CAGE TIGERS MC 7 6 7 0—20 Georgetown 7 7—14 Offense — McClanahan for two TD ' s, Anderson receiving 13-yd. aerial from Lingenfelter for the third TD. Defense — strong enough to supply the victory margin over Uiree Georgetown threats. MC STINGS WASPS MC 6 7 7 0—22 Emory-Henry 6 6 0—12 Dalton — received two TD passes from Monroe (covered 112 yds.); Slagle — a final 4 yd. dash, and a strong defense stopped the Wasps. MONROE TAMES TIGERS MC 7 7 7 10—31 Livingston St. 6 16 0—22 Three TD ' s— McClanahan, Dal- ton, Webb. Monroe — a 35-yd. field goal and 9-yd. run in 4th quarter. r t  • !• • ligi 5V Nrf ' SQUEEZE PAST QUAKERS MC 7 6 6 0—19 Guilford 7 10 0—17 H. H. Lingenfelter, throwing TD passes to Dalton and Ander- son, led Scots past a determined Guilford squad. Slagle — final TD on a 30-yd. run. MARCH BY MAJORS MC 7 6 8—21 Millsaps 6 6—12 Mike White — leading defense — supplied victory margin . . . Monroe — leading offense — a pass to Dalton, a plunge across the stripe, a 55-yd. run — three TD ' s. DEFENSE STOPS LIONS MC 6 0—6 Mars Hill 0—0 Strong defense — the hope for victory. Pryor spearheaded the tackles, Dutton stopped the Lion ' s drive. EAGLES TIP SCOTS MC 6 8—14 Carson-Newman 6 3 7 8—24 Arch-rivals mar MC ' s record . . . Scots feel absence of Mc- Clanahan. Leading ground- ;ainers, Slagle and Rogers. ' yry m 6S !0 O ' . ■:, - ;.- ! W - pi§)ff I -zz:; ?- I 3t« .3 ± : -i Shorter Berry Chattanooga Milligan Hiwassee Charlotte Millsaps Bryan LMU Hiwassee Berry Shorter 1964-1965 SEASON MC 30—74 Mars Hill 38—54 Asheville Biltmore 53—91 LMU 63—75 Emory Henry 55—86 Berea 55—68 Milligan 92—69 Centre 75—66 Chattanooga 46 65 Bryan 57—59 Emory Henry 58—51 Asheville Biltmore 33—74 Mars Hill MC 62—74 62—66 50—65 68—72 59—55 70—69 60—70 59—92 45—51 79—62 70—75 78—92 4 ' I: Spurts and lags, with a 2-18 record in the back of their minds . . . improved team play, though a lack in second-half performance . . . Crook (the erstwhile Jack Llewellyn) and his outside shot; Alexander steaming downcourt with his short hair in disarray; Moyers asserting his right to a rebound; Kip ' s bandage — for sympathy? — he still moves awfully quick; Denny McGowan shows most improvement; powerful Mike Dalton passing instead of receiving. . . . Lost another one? By only 2 (or is it 4 this time?) D - - n!. . . . silver trophy from Suncoast Classic Tournament in St. Pete — third place, and Dave Alexander on the All-Tourney team . . . Ups and downs, but a fast-moving, though often frustrating, year . . . there ' s always next year — down with shin splints! Varsity Basketball Left to Right: G. Meyer, G. Hodges, D. Payne, T Ellis, D. Stoker, B. Headnck, D. Alexander, M. Moyers, D. McGowan, M Dalton, K. Martin, J. Llewellyn, ]. Hogue, D. Mitchell. Front Row: T. Wylie, ]. Henderson, R. Johnson, R. Pritts, S. Hodgson, W. Mitchell, D. Hudler, D. Stevenson. Second Row: D. Shields, ]. Fogarty, P. O ' Bryan, J. Pryor, L. Davis, V. Pallis, C. Gehman, G. Dixon, G. Patton. Wrestling Fast and strong up to 157 pounds — then . . . freshmen, as always, add new experience ... the return of Van PalUs (hastened by Carl Gehman ' s broken leg) .... thirteen matches? . . . Wylie ' s beard gets him 6 straight in exhibition . . . Johnson would make a good dancer — oops, he pinned him . . . Coach Davis as calm as a turkey on Thanksgiving ... the SEC tournament for the end of February ... as always, a season of promises, both fulfilled and made anew. Carl Gehman watches. applies pressure to Knoxille opponent — Ref. Jim Cummings 7 Front: S. Hughes, P. Jerome. J. AtU ' iuni. J. Biinaid. R Prudhon. H. Repsher, D. Taylor, B. Evaut, A. Deveney, A. Dale. Standing: M. Mayo, D. Elly, J. Symington, A. Olivevo, R. Dunsmore, W. Blackwood, P. Amatayakul, B. Coats, D. Parrish, E. Clark, N. Cleesattel, Dr. Young, Coach. The Scots in action at the Berea game. Soccer 1-5 season, but lots of spunk . . . kick that ball, Peacock! . . . Red man works a number . . . action, action, action . . . good defense, but we can ' t get our offensive line moving . . . losing a lot of boys to graduation — wonder what next year will be like? . . . Stop jawing and kick the ball . . . : £ i _ ii8 Returning Lettermen: Jack Llewellyn, Sonny Webb, Benny Monroe, Frank Cready, Sonny Hughes, Buck Petty. M Baseball Hughes reaches first — after ump calls out March — practice starts with shovel and rake — move inside with rains . . . April — hope for an improved season . . . eighteen games — will we beat U.T. twice? . . . Large core of four-year lettermen . . . Stronger pitching with Monroe and Llewellyn . . . Sonny Hughes catching ... at bat — ? (will we break .500?) 119 Returning from ' 64 Season: Bob Paul, Lynn Howard, Bill Gass, Rich Marshall. Tennis We run as much as track men . . . Coach K. really works us hard . . . what serve? . . . bright prospects — return of experienced Rich Marshall. Lynn Howard . . . Pete Park adds a freshman sparkle after beating out Mono . . . Not quite the depth of Owers-Marston-Marx ... oh, well, there ' s always the TIAC Tournament . . . Clay courts red in the heat of the afternoon . . . Get your letter now and you can keep your jacket . . . Funny hats became the vogue . . . spirit is high — let ' s go . . . Bad weather forced inside. . Lynn and Bob I o Reluming Lettermen: Front Row: G. Bell, M. Dalton, H. Mc- Campbell, T. Anion, G. Hallem. Back Row: J. Livingston, R. Reed, D. McGowan, ]. Smoot, D. Alexander. Track Everybody has to run? . . . Stiff legs, shortness of breath . . . Bell ' s been running since September . . . We won ' t work Alexander as hard this year . . . lots of middle distance men . . . Monk promises many meets — including State, NCAA — wonder how many we ' ll see? ... no meets before Spring va- cation . . . distance men sprint, sprinters run distances . . . weak field events . . . Long season, hard work . . . push your- self, kick it in . . . done with that race? — get ready for the next one . . . It ' s over; now we relax until next year . . . W. A. A. Council W.A.A. Council . . . coordinating body between body W.A.A. and M Club . . . regulates intramurals . . . composed of President and Vice- President of M Club, athletic chair- men of each socie y . . . faculty advisor, Mrs. Davis. First Row: Mrs. Davis, Advisor; E. Lankenau; N. White, President; D. King. Second Row: J. Bogle; M. Bishop; M. Bembower. M Club . . . participation in intramurals . . . 400 points . . . organize and govern women ' s athletics . . . fall retreat . . . spring hike . . . A. P teman, Vice-President; E. Lankenau, Vice-President; A. Larsen; M. Dolvin, Program Chairman; Mrs. Davis; N. White, President; A. Sensenig, Program Chairman; B. Pettigrew, Treasurer; ]. Vallem, Treasurer; L. Briggs; A. Doscher, Secretary. M Club IT-i Women ' s Intramurals W.A.A. . . . varied program of sports . . . from hockey to ping p)ong . . . first golf tournament . . . All-Star volleyball team . . . All-Star game won by Chi Beta . . . society struggle over trophy . . . Men ' s Intramurals Sig ' s first Stinkin ' Shoe since ' 60 . . . Styles upends Petty . . . Titans: volleyball champs — get an invitation to Knoxville . . . the Martyrs . . . intramurals? — nope, this is murder . . . another chance for societies to square off (don ' t they always?) . . . wonder what happened to the girl ' s foot- ball game? . . . from poor to very good — we ' ve got ' em all Who let the girls into the men ' s Intramurals??? Lynn Howard and Cole Piper . . . intramural flagball. In Memory Of Great Scots Coach Lombe Scott Honaker . . . died September, 1964. Coach at Maryville College in three major sports — for more than forty years each. . . . Drove his players hard, and they loved it ... A memorial service on Honaker Field by a new president in honor of an old coach . . . The Honaker Club. Dr. Lea Callaway . . . died December, 1964. A Maryville native, every- thing in college ... a star half-back: hit men hard and then af ologized — after the whistle! (A Carson-Newman graduate, enrolling his daughter at Maryville, asked if the spirit was the same as when he played football against Lea Callaway.) . . . Baseball, tennis, wrestling, track . . . debate, yearbook, honor society. Respected surgeon, Mayor of Maryville for eight years, member of the Board of Directors of Maryville College. Miss Gertrude Meiselwitz . . . died December, 1964. Chairman of the Department of Home Economics for twenty-nine years — sending notes every Christmas to all her past students. . . . Resident of the Home Man- agement House . . . her domain, the third and fourth floors of Fayer- weather Science Hall . . . That individual . . . expert teacher, dedicated servant, devoting most of her time to students and campus life. David Raymond Evans . . . died April 11, 1965. A student of the arts, receiver of many creative talents, a large man in stature, growing in knowledge. . . . A God given beautiful voice. A singer in his own right, he held much devotion for the choir; a creator of characters on the stage, he could play nearly any role; a psychology major, he de- lighted in his class of retarded children. Determined and growing, a graduating senior, already a young Scot. 1x6 i Alma Mater Where Chilhowee ' s lofy mountains Pierce the southern blue Proudly stands our Alma Mater, Noble, grand, and true. Chorus Orange, Garnet, float forever. Ensign of our hill! Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Hail to Maryville! As thy hilltop crowned with cedars Ever green appears, So thy memory fresh shall linger Through life ' s smiles and tears. Lift the chorus, wake the echoes, Make the welkin ring! Hail the queen of all the highlands, Loud her praises sing! Another year is past ... the Great Scot was here — but don ' t expect to find him again the same as he ' s been know before . . . and don ' t expect next year ' s students and faculty to recognize your Great Scot. After all, he ' s been different for each of us this year — exasperating, rewarding, irritating, joyous, aloof, friendly. He ' ll keep changing — kind of makes you wonder, doesn ' t it . . . G ' nite. ii8 Senior Directory IMOGENE ATKINS, 985 Springbrook Rd., Alcoa, Tenn. Major: English. ALICE MATHILDE BALLANTINE, 121 New York Rd., Absecon, N. J. Major: Sociology. Orchestra, Parish, YWCA. CONNIE JOYCE BEHRENS, 5918 Argonne Rd., New Orleans, La. Major: Sociology. Theta Epsilon (Skit Night Chairman, Rush Week Show), WSGA, Pearsons House Chairman, Nu Gamma, Playhouse, Messiah, Intramurals. JERRY DALE BELL, R.D. 1, Narrows, Va. Major: Health and Physical Education. Track (Letterman), Intramurals. KENNETH LEE BERRY, 1422 Madison Ave., Maryville, Tenn. Major: Health and Physical Education. Football (Letterman, Amos Alonzo Stagg Award, Most Valuable Player, Honorable mention — Little . 11-American ) . LORETTA JANE BEST, Greenback, Tenn. Major: Home Eco- nomics Education. Chi Beta. BRUCE TIMOTHY BIGART, 7704 Broadwyn Dr., Reynolds- burg Ohio. Major: Political Science. Alpha Sigma (Rush Week Show, Secretary, Vice-President), Echo, MSC, Intramurals (Manager), Barnwarming, Lecture Series Committee. FRANCES EVELYN BLACK, 45 Mt. Kemble Ave., Morristown, N.J. Major: Elementary Education. Theta Epsilon (Chaplain), SNEA, Messiah, Intramurals. MARY GAY BOETTCHER, 4527 Myerwood Lane, Dallas, Tex. Major: Bible and Christian Education. Theta Epsilon (Rush Week Show), Playhouse (President, Crews, Best Supporting Actress), Theta Alpha Phi, Echo, Barnwarming, UCCF (Salt Cellar), YWCA (Publicity Commission), Tri-Campus Ecumeni- ' cal Conference. LLOYD MONROE BOGART, 711 Girard Ave., Westfield, N.J. Major: Psychology. Band, Student Vols, Playhouse, Barnwarm- ing Cast, YMCA, Psi Sigma Mu. WILLIAM THOMAS BOWERS, Rt. 1, Walland, Tenn. Major: Health and Physical Education. Basketball (Letterman), Base- ball (Letterman, Captain). RICHARD CESNA BOYD, 362 Scotland St., Dunedin, Fla. Major: Philosophy and Religion. UCCF (President), YMCA (Vice-President), Ten Key Men, Alpha Sigma (Chaplain, Treasurer), Band, Circle K (Board Member), Student Council, Student-Faculty Senate, Cheerleader, USNSA Comm. CECELIA LOUISE BRIDGES, 718 W. Arbor Dr., Huntsville, Ala. Major: English. Chi Beta (Bar Maid, President), Theta Alpha Phi (Secretary-Treasurer), Pi Delta Phi (Secretary- Treasurer), Playhouse (Secretary-Treasurer, Playhouse Award), Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer, Student Council (Pep Comm.), YWCA, UCCF (Home Avenue Tutoring), Intra- murals, Daisy Chain. LORRAINE FRANCES BRIGGS, 120 Union Rd., Roselle Park, N.J. Maojr: Sociology. Theta Epsilon (Treasurer, Athletic Chairman Program Chairman), M Club (Program Chairman, Treasurer), Intramurals, WAA, Pearsons Hall Secretary, Chilhowean (Organizations Editor), Daisy Chain, Homecoming Attendant, YWCA, UCCF (Social Comm., Human Relations Comm.), Social Comm., Pep Comm. Senior Class Secretary- Treasurer, Playhouse. SHIRLEY BROWN, 1802 24th Place St., Washington, D. C. Major: Sociology. ALICE BRYANT BROWNLEE, 312 Jefferson St., Evans City, Pa. Major: English. Chi Beta, UCCF, YWCA (Children ' s Home ) . NANCY JANE BUCKWALTER, 1918 Speedway Ave., Wichita Falls, Tex. Major: Elementary Education. Chi Beta, SNEA (Publicity Chairman Vice-President), Daisy Chain, Band Sponsor, Senior Counselor, Sophomore Aide, UCCF (Vice- President), YWCA (Secretary), Intramurals, Nu Gamma, Messiah, Baldwin House Chairman. KATHERINE RUTH BURGESS, P. O. Box 83, Gotha, Fla. Major: Elementary Education. Theta Epsilon (Secretary, Rush Week Chairman Skit Night Chairman), SNEA (President), Daisy Chain, Homecoming Attendant, Cheerleader (Captain), Messiah, UCCF (Asbury Acres), Swimming Team, Intramurals, Baldwin Vice-House Chairman, Sophomore Aide. JUDITH DARBY BUTLER, 153 Spring Dr., Roswell, Ga. Major: History. Chi Beta (Program Chairman, Treasurer, Vice-President), UCCF, Messiah, Nu Gamma, Sophomore Aide, WSGA (Vice-President), SNEA (Historian), Senior Barnwarm- ing Sponsor, Baldwin Vice-House Chairman. DWIGHT HOBBS CAMPBELL, Box 194, Rose Hill, Va. Major: History. Kappa Phi (Rush Week), YMCA ' Playhouse (Vice- President), Theta Alpha Phi, College Choir, Messiah, Opera Workshop, Student Council (Program Comm.), Madrigal Singers. ANNA RUTH CARTER, 117 Townley Court, Madison, Tenn. Major: Elementary Education. Chi Beta, SNEA (Publicity Chairman), Messiah, Nu Gamma, WSGA, Sophomore Aide, YWCA. JOHN JOSEPH CHAKI, 900 Old York Rd., Raritan, N.J. Major: Chemistry. Wrestling, Cheerleader, President of East Tenn. Section of the Collegiate Division of the Tenn. Academy of Science. NORMAN WILLIAM CLEESATTEL, 187 Louvaine Dr., Ken- more, N. Y. Major: English. Wrestling, Student Council. JOHN DAVID CLINKMAN, 57 Tedesco St., Marblehead, Mass. Major: Music Education. Band, College Choir, Messiah, MENC (Vice-President), Alpha Sigma (Treasurer, Program Chairman), Playhouse, Barnwarming Music. HAROLD NELSON CONES, JR., 471 Pickett Lane, Herndon, Va. Major: Biology. Alpha Sigma (Program Chairman, Vice- President, Rush Week), Echo, Circle K, Beta Beta Beta (Vice- President), Junior Class President, MSC Council, Student Faculty Senate, Student Council (Elections Comm., Program Comm.-Co-Chairman), Junior Mad Hatters. DAVID RICHARD CONKLIN, 39 Woodlynn Ave., Pitman, N. J. Major: Biology. Alpha Sigma (Formal Chairman), Playhouse, Band, College Choir, Messiah, College Dance Band, Baseball, Intramurals, Orchestra, YMCA, Echo. MARTHA EMILY COOK, 145 Holcomb Bridge Rd., Norcross, Ga. Major: English. Theta Epsilon, Chilhowean, Echo, Play- house, Student Faculty Senate, Student Council (Secretary- Treasurer, Elections Comm., Pep Comm., Programs Comm.). LEMUEL SWISHER COOKMAN, JR., Mathews Ave., Cockeys- ville, Md., Major: Art. Intramurals. CHARLENE K. COOPER, Delmont, Pa., Major: Sociology. Chi Beta, Messiah. (Graduates: Augus t, 1965.) HARROLD COPELAND, 712 Mulberry Dr., Maryville, Tenn. Major : Psychology. JANET LYNNE COURLY, 510 Washington St., Babylon, N. Y. Major: Elementary Education. College Choir, Messiah, Women ' s Choir, Theta Epsilon (Chaplain), Playhouse, UCCF (Asbury Acres), SNEA. TENA JANE CRINER, 510 No. Third St., Nicholasville, Ky. Major: Elementary Education. College Choir, Messiah, Women ' s Choir, UCCF, YWCA, Nu Gamma, Chi Beta (President, Treasurer, Program Chairman, Bar Maid), SNEA (Vice-President, Publicity Chairman), Sophomore Aide, Lecture Series Comm., Intramurals. ELIZABETH LAURINA DE VENTE, 917 Chicamauga Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. Major: Spanish. Theta Epsilon. PATRICIA SUZANNE DOBBIN, 4940 No. East 22nd Ave., Pompano Beach, Fla. Major: Elementary Education. Band, Messiah, Women ' s Choir, Chi Beta, Playhouse, SNEA (Secre- tary), Senior Counselor, College Choir. MARY LEE DOLVIN, 138 Bullock Ave., Rosewell, Ga. Major: Psychology. Intramurals, M Club (Program Chairman), Theta Epsilon (Treasurer, Program Chairman, Athletic Chairman, Rush Week Show), Messiah, Sophomore Aide, Water Show, Baldwin House Council, Psi Sigma Mu (President). ANN DOSCHER, 61 Horetio Ave., Merrick, Long Island, N. Y. Major: Health and Physical Education. Intramurals, M Club (Vice-President), Messiah, Women ' s Choir, Theta Epsilon (Treasurer, Athletic Chairman), Playhouse, WAA. ELENORA EASTERLY, Loop Road, LaFoUette, Tenn. Major: English. Messiah, Daisy Chain, Echo (News Editor, Editor-in- chief). I2.C DENNIS QUIRK EDELMAN, 1332 East Eyre St., Philadelphia, Pa. Major: History. Messiah, Ten Key Men, Kappa Phi (Bartender, Secretary), Circle K (Secretary of Ky. and Tenn. District of Circle K), Senior Counselor, Playhouse. DONALD ROBERT ELLY, 1210 Greenfield Dr., Johnson City, Tenn. Major: History. Soccer, UCCF (Treasurer), Senior Counselor. DAVID RAYMOND EVANS, 269 Sedgewick Ave., Stratford, Conn. Major: Psychology. Intramurals, College Choir, Messiah (Solo), Opera Workshop, Madrigal Singers, Playhouse (West Theatre Arts Award, Player of the Year), Theta Alpha Phi, Kappa Phi (Rus h Week Show), Barn wanning, Tau Kappa Chi, Who ' s Who, Psi Sigma Mu, Senior Recital. NORMA N. FISHER, HI Broady Lane, Maryville, Tenn. Major: History. Pi Gamma Mu. J. KENT FORTENBERRY, 306 Stanley Ave., Maryville, Tenn. Major: Economics and Business Administration. College Choir, Messiah, (Solo), Madrigal Singers, Band, Intramurals. CAROLYN AMELIA FOUST, 102 Riverside Dr., Clinton, Tenn. Major: History. Band. Majorette (Head), YWCA, UCCF, Nu Gamma, Chi Beta, Chilhowean, Playhouse, Senior Class Vice- President, Junior Class Barnwarming Sponsor, Intramurals, Pep Comm., Daisy Chain, New Dorm Treasurer. BONNIE ROGENE FRASER, Box 787, Jenkins, Ky. Major: History. YMCA, UCCF (Human Relations Comm.), Barn- warming. MARY LOUISE FULLER, 31 Woodland Ave., Verona, N.J. Major: Sociology. YWCA (Human Relations Conference). UCCF, Chi Beta, Playhouse. SARA FRIERSON FULTON, R. D. 1, Columbia, Tenn. Major: Home Economics. Chi Beta, Playhouse. JOSEPH MARTIN FUTCHER, JR., 112 Franklin Ave., Lewes, Del. Major: Mathematics, Ten Key Men, Kappa Phi (Vice- President), Playhouse, YMCA (Children ' s Home Comm.). JOHN ARTHUR GARDEPE, 1806 Ballard Dr., S.E., Hunts- ville, Ala. Major: Economics and Business Administration. Men ' s Glee Club, Messiah, YMCA, Ten Key Men, Kappa Phi (Treasurer, Bartender), Playhouse, MSC Council. RUTH GIBSON, Russellville, Ohio. Major: Elementary Educa- tion. Chi Beta, SNEA, Pearsons Hall Secretary. JOAN MARJORIE GILLESPIE, 635 Belgrove Dr., Kearney, N.J. Major: Elementary Education. Intramurals, Messiah, Theta Epsilon (Treasurer, Program Chairman), Pearsons Hall Vice-House Chairman, Sophomore Class Barnwarming Sponsor, SNEA, Echo, Chilhowean, B. G. ALLAN DAVID GRAHAM, 3224 So. Lockwood Rd., Sarasota, Fla. Major: Psychology. Intramurals, Soccer, YMCA, Alpha Sigma, Pi Gamma Sigma. VICTORIA ANNE GREEN, 6668 Cresthave Ave., West Chester, Ohio. Major: English. Chi Beta, Echo, Playhouse, SNEA, Lec- ture Series Comm. MICHAEL CLEVELAND GREGORY, R. D. 2, Louisville, Tenn. Major: Health and Physical Education. Basketball (Lettcrman), Trainer, Intramurals. WALTER JONATHAN GRESHAM, III, 514 Forest Dr., Collins- ville. 111. Major: Music. Band (Sergeant-at-arms, Brass Choir, Tenn. College All-State Band), Dance Band, Men ' s Glee Club, Messiah (Solo), MENC (President), Orchestra (Vice- President), Kappa Phi (Vice-President, Dance Chairman), Porky and the Simple Seven, Phi Mu Alpha, Campus Mike, Senior Recital. MARGARET ALMA HANSON, R. D. 2, Belle Center, Ohio. Major: Biology. Beta Beta Beta (Secretary), Tau Kappa Chi (Treasurer), Band (Secretary, Kiltie Sergeant), Messiah. Freshman Class Barnwarming Sponsor, Homecoming Queen, Lecture Series Comm., Elizabeth Hillman Chemistry Prize, Susan Allen Green Biology Award, Senior Recital. WALTER FRED HEYER, 238 Highland Ave., Passaic, N.J. Major: History. Intramurals, YMCA, Alpha Sigma, Wrestling. MARCIA LOUISE HICKEY, 19 Altadena Dr., Mt. Lebanon. Pa. Major: Elementary Education. Theta Epsilon (Secretary. Program Chairman, Rush Week Chairman), Alpha Sigma Cupid, Intramurals, SNEA. PAUL FRANCIS HICKS, Route 1, North Vernon, Ind. Major: Economics and Business Administration. Baseball, YMCA (Children ' s Home). JOHN THOMAS ROBER T HIGGINS, 123 W. Bridge St., New Hope, Pa. Major: Art. Track, Band, Messiah, Kappa Phi, Alpha Sigma, Playhouse, Student Council (Publicity Comm.). ERNEST E. HILER, R. D. 3, Box 471, Wharton, N.J. Major: History. Alpha Sigma, Lecture Series Comm. JON BARRY HINDERER, 5732 Keystone St., Philadelphia, Pa. Major: Biology. Beta Beta Beta, Alpha Sigma, Inter-Society Chairman, Sophomore Class President, Student Faculty Senate, Student Council (Vice-President, Organizations Comm. Chair- man, Elections Comm. Chairman, Human Relations Comm.), Artist Series Comm., Who ' s Who. JULIA WOLF HOCH, Box 524, Maryville, Tenn. Major: Elementary Education. SNEA. ALLAN SWARTZ HOKE, 24 Baltimore St., Gettysburg, Pa. Major: Organ. College Choir, Madrigal Singers, Golden Stage Award for Music, Opera Workshop, Intramurals, Kappa Phi (Secretary), Messiah, Senior Recital. DALE BRENT HUDLER, Hamptonville, N. C. Major: History. Intramurals, Wrestling, Men ' s Glee Club, Kappa Phi, Carousel, Barnwarming. CAROLYN BARBARA HUFF, 311 Brannon Dr., Maiyville, Tenn. Major: History. Alpha Gamma Sigma, Pi Gamma Mu, Chi Beta, Queener Scholarship Prize. BRUCE S. HUGHES, 1520 Shadyside Rd., Balitmore, Md. Major: Economics and Business Administration. Alpha Sigma. ROBERT EASTON HUTCHISON, JR., 2509 Olyphant Ave., Scranton, Pa. Major: Psychology. Playhouse (Student Director Technical, Bates Drama Award), Theta Alpha Phi (President), Messiah, Band (Vice-President, Dance Band), Porky and the Simple Seven, Kappa Phi (Vice-President), UCCF. FRANK WALLACE JABLONSKI, Washington College Academy, Washington College, Tenn. Major: Biology. Intramurals, Beta Beta Beta (President), Band (Sergeant-at-arms), Orchestra (Vice-President), YMCA, Alpha Sigma, Inter-Society Council Chairman, Playhouse, MSC Council (President), Student Faculty Senate, Student Council (Organization Comm. Chair- man), Porky and the Simple Seven, Circle K. PHILIP GEORGE JEROME, 743 Horton St., Northville, Mich. Major: English. Soccer, Kappa Phi (Secretary), Chilhowean (Senior Sports Editor), Playhouse, Circle K, Barnwarming Comm., Echo (Sports Editor). ANN JORDAN, 881 West Outer Dr., Oak Ridge, Tenn. Major: English. Wom en ' s Choir, Messiah. MARY JEANNE KENT, 113 Summit St., Boonville, N. Y. Major: Foreign Languages. Band, Orchestra, Theta Epsilon, All Colle.ge Band. CHARLES JEROME KERNS, No. State St., Belle Center, Ohio. Major: Sociology. YMCA, Ten Key Men, Alpha Sigma, Kappa Phi (Rush Week Show), Playhouse, Circle K., Dan Rineer Quintet, Intramurals, UCCF, Theta Alpha Phi. ROSS W. KERR, 438 Maple Ave., North Hills, Pa. Major: Economics and Business Administration. Band (President, Drum Captain), Orchestra, YMCA, Alpha Sigma (Chaplain, Program Chairman), Playhouse, MSC Council (Secretary-Treasurer, President), Barnwarming King, Student Council, Intramurals. DAVID S. KING, 808 Wood St., Coraopolis, Pa. Major: Sociology. Band, Ten Key Men, YMCA, Chilhowean (Editor), Echo, Freshman Class Vice-President, MSC Council, Religious Life and Activities Comm., Porky and the Simple Seven, Playhouse (Best Supporting Actor, Malcolm Miller Memorial Drama Award ) . KATHIE JANE KIRK, 42 Sherbrooke Pkwy., Livingston, N.J. Major: Art Education. Messiah, Women ' s Choir, Theta Epsilon (Publicity Chairman, Vice-President), Echo (Art Editor), SNEA, Davies Fine Arts Scholarship Prize. FREDRIC ROBERT KOLB, 9 Midland Dr., Morristown, N.J. Major: Economics and Business Administration. Band, Messiah, YMCA, Alpha Sigma, Lecture Series Comm. JAMES RICHARD LARSON, 29 Highland Ave., Albany, N. Y. Major: Sociology. YMCA. WILLIAM HAROLD LASTER, 202 Post Rd., McMinnville, Tenn. Major: History. Band (Treasurer, Vice-President, Drum Major), Orchestra, College Choir, Messiah, YMCA (Secretary), Ten Key Men, Kappa Phi (President, Program Chairman, Rush Week Chairman), Junior Class Vice-President, Student Council, Barnwarming Cast, Porky and the Simple Seven, Religious Life and Activities Comm., Intramurals, Madrigal Singers. 130 HENRY HODGE LINGINFELTER, 1303 Locust St., Alcoa, Tenn. Major: Health and Physical Education. Football (Letter- man, Amos Alonzo Stagg Award). JOHN OLIVER LIVINGSTON, JR., 7602 Old Rarford Rd., Baltimore, Md. Major: Sociology. Intramurals, Track (Letter- man), Kappa Phi. KENNETH DAVID MacHARG, 29229 Greater Mack, St. Clair Shores, Mich. Major: Sociology. Messiah, Student Vols, YMCA (Program Co-Chairman, Campus Life Comm.-Co-Chairman), Kappa Phi, February Meetings Comm. CLIFFORD LEE MARTIN, 218 East College St., Narrows, Va. Major: Health and Physical Education. Baseball (Captain, Letterman), Basketball (Captain, Letterman), Football (Letterman). JUDITH LEONORA MARTIN, 2763 Luther Dr., East Point, Ga. Major: Bible and Christian Education. Messiah, YWCA, UCCF (Church Vocations Comm., Program Comm. Chair- man), Chi Beta, Sophomore Aide, Chilhowean, Water Show, Who ' s Who. ROLAND McCLANAHAN, Route 16, Knoxville, Tenn. Major: Health and Physical Education. Football (Co-Captain), Track, Amos Alonoz Stagg Award, Intramurals (Wrestling Trophy). BILLIE RUTH McDADE, 1525 Scenic Dr., Maryville, Tenn. Major: Elementary Education. Intramurals, Theta Epsilon (Rush Week Show), SNEA, Daisy Chain, Alpha Sigma Sweet- heart, Alpha Sigma Cupid, Alpha Sigma Superlative, Home- coming Queen. CAROL SUE McNABB, 11821 Engleside, Detroit, Mich. Major: History. Messiah, Women ' s Choir, YWCA, Chi Beta. JANET KAY MELVILLE. 1405 Leroy St., Jackson, Mich. Major: History. Intramurals, Pi Gamma Mu (Vice-President), Nu Gamma, Chi Beta, B. G., WSGA (Secretary-Treasurer, Presi- dent), Sophomore Aide, YWCA (Vice-President), UCCF (Campus Life Comm. Chairman), Homecoming Attendant, Messiah, Daisy Chain. WALDO PRATT MILLER, WVA Miller Ave., Maryville, Tenn. Major: History. Playhouse. JOHN DOUGLAS MINEAR. 768 22nd Place, Vero Beach, Fla. Major: Philosophy and Religion. Messiah, Kappa Phi, Student Council, UCCF (Salt Cellar Comm.). WILLIAM MONTGOMERY MITCHELL, 11908 Hartsook St., North Hollywood, Calif. Major: Mathematics. Intramurals (Wrestling Trophy), Track, Wrestling, Pi Kappa Delta (Vice- President), Men ' s Glee Club, Messiah, YMCA, UCCF, Kappa Phi, Debate, Circle K., MSC Council, Playhouse, Student Faculty Senate, Student Council (Projects Comm. Chairman), Sophomore Honors, E. E. McCurry Scholastic Prize. BENNY RAY MONROE, 807 Clark St., Maryville, Tenn. Major: Health and Physical Education. Baseball (Letterman), Football (Letterman), Alpha Sigma, Amos Alonzo Stagg Award, Little All American (Second Team). CAROL ANN MONTGOMERY, 7 Crofton Ave., Pitman, N.J. Major: English. College Choir, Messiah, Theta Epsilon, Water Show. MICHAEL CRAIG MOYERS, 1315 Newman Ave., Nashville, Tenn. Major: History. Basketball (Letterman), Pi Gamma Mu, Freshman Class President, Student Faculty Senate, Student Council (President, Program Comm. Chairman, Car Comm. Chairman), Barnwarming Court. PATRICIA JO MURPHY, 1724 Wilkinson Pike, Maryville, Tenn. Major: Elementary Education. Student Council (Social Comm.), SNEA. WILLIAM JACKSON NAPIER, Route 4, Loudon, Tenn. Major: Political Science. Football (Co-Captain, Letterman), Pi Gamma Mu (President), MSC, Queener Scholarship Prize. JOHN WILLIAM NICHOLS, Route 5, Pineview Dr., Maryville, Tenn. Major: Mathematics. WYATT M. PARKER, Route I, Townsend, Tenn. Major: Music. Senior Recital. GORMAN MANLEY PARRISH, Box 24, APO 67, San Fran- cisco, Calif. Major: History. YMCA, Kappa Phi, UCCF (Children ' s Home). ARLENE JANET PATEMEN, 41 Hillcrest Road, Watchung, N.J. Major: Home Economics. Intramurals, M Club (Vice- President), Chi Beta, Theta Epsilon (Program Chairman, Rush Week Chairman, Athletic Chairman), WSGA, Barnwarming (Crew, Cast). ROBERT GARRETT PAUL, 3402 Village Dr., Fayetteville, N. C. Major: English, . lpha Sigma (Vice-President), Intra- murals, Tennis (Letterman), Band, Men ' s Glee Club, Dance Band, Echo, UCCF (Children ' s Home). BARBARA EDITH PETTIGREW, 253 Mountain Way, Morris Plains, N. J. Major: English. Intramurals, M Club (Secretary), Theta Epsilon (Program Chairman, Secretary, Best Pledge, President), Chilhowean, Messiah, Barnwarming Queen, Daisy Chain, Pep Comm., Discipline Comm. ROGER THOMAS PETTY, Highway 74 East, Forest City, N. C. Major: Economics and Business Administration. Intramurals, Baseball, Alpha Sigma (Athletic Chairman). DONNIE PHELPS, General Delivery, Mentor, Tenn. Major: Health and Physical Education. Baseball, Football (Most Im- proved Player Award, Alumni Association Award, Amos Alonzo Stagg Award), Basketball. ROLLAND ALFRED PRUDHON, JR., 141 South St., Heights- town, N.J. Major: Biology. Intramurals, Baseball (Letter- man), Soccer (Co-Captain), Alpha Sigma (President, Rush Week), MSC Council, Inter-Society Council. CORA ANN QUAY, 548 58th Street, Altoona, Pa. Major: Elementary Education. Theta Epsilon (Rush Show), Inter- Society Council (Secretary), SNEA, Playhouse. WILBUR WAYNE RAMSEY, 2 Textile Dr., Maryville, Tenn. Major: Health and Physical Education. Football (Captain, Letterman, All-Area College Team), Amos Alonzo Stagg Award, Student Asst. Coach, Intramurals. JEANIE PAGE RANDALL, Box 111, 1044 Alta Vista Rd., Louis- ville, Ky. Major: English. Pi Delta Phi (Secretary), Chi Beta, Playhouse, National Presbyterian College Scholarship. HARRY HARRISON REPSHER, JR., Box 1001, Maryville, Tenn. Major: History. Soccer (Co-Captain), YMCA, Ten Key Men, Kappa Phi (Athletic Chairman), Intramurals. JANICE REED RICKARDS, 113 Tyson Rd., Newton Square, Pa. Major: Political Science. Pi Kappa Delta (Secretary, Treasurer, Reporter), Majorette, Messiah, Theta Epsilon (Rush Week Chairman), Chilhowean (Class and Feature Editor), Debate, Playhouse, WSGA, New Dorm Vice-House Chairman, Y Radio, Intramurals, UCCF (Salt Cellar Comm.). JOHN MORRISON RIDDLE, 221 Franklin Dr., Troy, Ala. Major: Chemistry. American Chemical Society. DANIEL AMOS RINEER, 52 Smalley ' s Mill Road, Newark, Del. Major: Foreign Languages. College Choir, Messiah, YMCA, Ten Key Men, Kappa Phi (Secretary, Program Chairman), Madrigal Singers, Dan Rineer Quintet, Student Council Social Comm., USNSA Comm.), MSC. PHILIP RITTERSBACHER, 2323 Mountain Ave., Scotch Plains, N. J. Major: Chemistry. American Chemic al Society, Intramurals, Football, Alpha Sigma (Vice-President, Rush Week Chairman), Student Council (Organizations Comm., Social Comm.). CHERYL MAE ROBBINS, 964 Maltby Ave., Plainfield, N.J. Major: Bible and Christian Education. College Choir, Messiah, Women ' s Choir, YWCA, Nu Gamma, Chi Beta, Senior Counselor, Salt Cellar (Treasurer), Pearsons Vice-House Chair- man, UCCF, New Dorm House Council. JOHN CHARLES ROGERS, 1447 Remsen St., Alcoa, Tenn. Major: History. ELLEN AMELIA SAINT, 1610 South Anderson, Elwood, Ind. Major: Biology. Beta Beta Beta (Historian), College Choir, Messiah, Orchestra (President), Student Vols, YWCA (Chair- man Community Service, Publicity Chairman). JOSEPH L. SCHEIDELER, 6 Malaga Dr., Trenton, N. J. Major: Health and Physical Education. Baseball (Letterman), Alpha Sigma (Athletic Chairman), Intramurals. WILLIAM V. SCHELLINGER. Major: Mathematics. Intra- murals, Alpha Sigma, Basketball (Letterman). LINDA LEE SCHUG, Covington, La. Major: Elementary Edu- cation. Theta Epsilon (Vice-President, Secretary, Rush Week Chairman), Intramurals, Playhouse, SNEA, Student Council ( Programs Comm. ) , Daisy Chain. DAVID GEORGE SCOTCHMER, 7032 Kingsbury Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. Major: Philosophy and Religion. Intramurals, Men ' s Glee Club, YMCA, Kappa Phi, Barnwarming, Playhouse, Circle K (Vice-President), Sophomore Class Vice-President, Mad Hatters, UCCF (Salt Cellar Comm. Chairman), Vesper Choir, Messiah, Student Council (Projects Comm.), Ten Key Men, MSC. 131 ELEANOR ANNETTE SENSENIG, 509 N. Charlotte St., Potts- town, Pa. Major: Psychology. Intramurals, M Club (Program Chairman), Pi Kappa Delta (President), Messiah, Theta Epsilon, Debate, Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer, Psi Sigma Mu (Secretary). ARLENE LARSEN SHAFER, 769 Lakeview Rd., Erskine Lake, N.J. Major: Health and Physical Education. Messiah, Women ' s Choir, Theta Epsilon, Intramurals (Ping Pong Award), Pear- .sons House Council, New Dorm House Council, M Club, College Choir. JOAN CARTER SIMMONS, Mary Holmes Jr. College, West Point, Miss. Major: Music Education. Vesper Choir, UCCF, Messiah (Solo). JEFFERSON BAXTER SLAGLE, JR., 407 Martha Lane, Augusta, Ga. Major: Health and Physical Education. Football (Letterman), Basketball, Intramurals, Alpha Sigma. ANNE GUION SMITH, 3830 Norriswood Ave., Memphis, Tenn. Major: Elementary Education. Nu Gamma, Chi Beta (Treasurer, Rush Week Chairman), Sophomore Aide, Intra- murals, SNEA, New Dormy House Council, Echo. MARTHA GAIL SMITH, Route 5, Box 338, Anchorage, Ky. Major: Psychology. Nu Gamma, Student Council (Human Re- lations Comm.), WSGA, Barnwarming Comm., Sophomore Aide, USNSA Comm., Religious Life and Activities Comm., Homecoming Attendant, Senior Counselor, UCCF (Salt Cellar Comm.), Daisy Chain, Psi Sigma Mu. JACK NICHOLS SPENCER, 497 Long Drive, Pittsburgh, Pa. Major: Sociology. Intramurals, Glee Club, YMCA, Kappa Phi, Debate. JOHN IRWIN STEELE, JR., Maple St., Cleveland, N. C. Major: Sociology. YMCA, Ten Key Men, Kappa Phi, Student Council (Elections Comm.), Intramurals. GERALD WINTERS STEWART, 908 S. E. Fifth Court, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Major: Sociology. Intramurals, Alpha Sigma (President), Circle K. Senior Class President, Student Faculty Senate, Student Council (Social Comm., Organizations Comm., Elections Comm.). KAREN SUE SUMMERLIN, 46 Sugden St., Bergenfield, N.J. Major: Music Education. Band, College Choir, Messiah, MENC (President), Orchestra, Chi Beta, Tau Kappa Chi. M. L. PRACHAKSILP TONGYAI (PEE WEE), 3 Methinives Soi, Soi Sukhumvit 24, Bangkok, Thailand. Major: Biology. Soccer, Football (Usher). RALPH WALTER TUCKER, 113-A Gulkana, APO 949, Seattle, Wash. Major: English. Alpha Sigma (Rush Show Director), Campus Mike, Playhouse. LINDA JEAN VANSANT, Blawenburg Road, Hopewell, N.J. Major: Sociology. Nu Gamma, Theta Epsilon (Rush Week Show, Secretary), WSGA, Sophomore Aide, New Dorm Secretary. JUDITH ANN WASSON, 19 W. South St., Shelbyville, Ind. Major: History. Intramurals, WAA Council, Pi Gamma Mu, Messiah, YWCA (Treasurer), UCCF, Nu Gamma, Chi Beta (Program Chairman, Rush Week Chairman, Athletic Chair- man), Intersociety Council, Student Council (Social Comm., Human Relations Comm., Projects Comm. ) , WSGA, Sopho- more Aide, Artist Series Comm., Daisy Chain, New Dorm House Chairman, Woodrow Wilson Scholarship Nominee. BETTE CAROLE WEBSTER, 3800 Valley View Rd., KnoxviUe, Tenn. Major: English. Tau Kappa Chi (President), College Choir, Messiah (Solo), YWCA, Theta Epsilon, Echo (Copy Editor), Opera Workshop, Senior Counselor. NANCY MARLIN WHITE, 277 Lincoln Ave., East Paterson, N. J. Major: Health and Physical Education. Intramurals, M Club (Treasurer, President), Theta Epsilon (Athletic Chair- man Skit Night Chairman, Rush Week Show), Water Show. WILLIAM ALLEN WILKERSON, 3224 Park Dr., Box 393, Madisonville, Tenn. Major: Sociology. Men ' s Glee Club, Mes- siah, International Relations Club. GAIL ELOISE WILKES, 326 Lowell St., Lynnfield, Mass. Major: Sociology. Messiah, Theta Epsilon (President, Rush Week, Skit Night Chairman), Playhouse, Intersociety Council, WSGA. CONSTANCE HOYT WILLIAMS, 160 Depew St., Peekskill, N. Y. Major: Foreign Languages. Playhouse (Asst. Stage Manager, Asst. Director, Crew, Master Player), Theta Alpha Phi (Vice-President), Campus Mike, Chi Beta, Messiah, Women ' s Choir, YWCA. HOWARD KENDRICK YOUNG, R. D. 2, Paris Rd., Clinton, N. Y. Major: English. Band (President), Messiah, Orchestra, YMCA, Kappa Phi, (President, Rush Week Chairman), Porky and the Simple Seven, Dan Rineer Quintet, Student Council (Organization Comm., Disciplinary Comm.), Intramurals. On The Way Out . . The last page typed . . . the final picture cropped . . . perhaps a new face . . . certainly many mistakes . . . Another year passed — will we remember . . .? Special thanks to stajf members (and sympathetic friends) ...to our photographer MARVIN DOCKERY of Maryville, to our publisher, BENSON PRINTING COMPANY of Nashville, . . . to Dr. Carolyn Blair and Mr. Frank Layman, our advisors, . . . to Jean Reynolds for her Great Scot cartoons, Jeff Hinkle and Ralph Tucker for photography . . . and to all who smiled — willingly or otherwise — for our cameras! Sara Parker, Editor. 1 2. K r ■ ' ' ' ' ■ ' i- ' ' , y, - ' V - ' ! ■ Jt::. ■; ' ;•• ' : ' •;:; :