Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

' ■ ' -■- h e u u V £ 9 X Jp If M ' i 3fc 1 fi|iTHni V i ■Way I 7 5 C n I l c tl ' i NOCATULA 1972 VOLUME XLIX Tennessee Wesleyari College Athens, Tennessee ' ■ . - «k Editor . : Vicki Scealf rj Copy Editor. .. .... Susan Porter fl Business Manager . :. ' ■ ' . ..... Don Thomas Photographers . Dwain Rhea P f ._ Joel Dunlap Don Vandagriff . David Armstrong ' [ j f - ■■ • .-• . . r • ' ■ - -r it « w-r -: - ti £« OCT 26 71 V , s ■ % V ' , •■« . 5.% ,.r K ; mm v . Jody Alexander, S Rick Allen , s F -;.: t J k Warren Amburn, F Joyce Arms, J Faith Baldwin, S Eddie Ballard, J Rhonda Ballard, S Linda Beavers, J Cathy Bilderback, F David Billingsley, J James Bishop, S Mack Bland, J 10 Randall Brookshire, J Denise Brown, S Diane Buckley, S Karen Burrell, S 11 Tom Chromiz, F Donna Close, J 12 ' 13 • .i fefe L Jk te l Robert Dellavalle, J Lynne DeLozier, S Jessica DelPino, S Tina Denny, S Scott Dewhurst, F Susan Dixon, S William Dougherty, S Tom Drumheller, J 14 15 16 Denise Garner, F Debby Gentry, F James Gilbert, J Carol Goodloe, J 17 Harriette Goodwin, F Gene Griffits, S Terne Greene, F Pat Greer, S mwB Wm ' H i ' i 1 N Ik .s jl ■ BL TA '  ■ ■ is Barbie Grubb, S Sherry Hamblen, S Shelia Hammond, J Linda Hampton, J Sandra Hargis, S Diana Harless, J 18 Bill Hatcher, J  ■ 1 kkt 2SS Lindsay Hawkins, S Jeff Henderson, J Steve Henley, J Janet Hensley, S Debbie Holtzclaw, J 19 Naia Howell, F Linda Humphreys, J Lamara Hurt, J Jill Hutsell, J 20 21 Gary Kidd, S Carolyn Kincaid, J Dale King, S ' fl «• HfN i fl raw. • Karen Kirkland, S Mary Lynn Kirkman, S Teresa Landreth, J Sherry Ledbetter, J Steve Lemings, F 22 24 Nancy Mangles, J David Manner, J Bebe Mathis, S Marilyn May, J 25 Pam Mooney, F 26 7 302 John Paul Nemeth, S Mike Nichols, S Tennessee VVusteyan Coil«g« Athant, T«nn««3e 27 28 Bo Perkinson, S Marcia Perry, S Carolyn Porter, S Susan Porter. J K. K S ' r$ tt k i ' B tT cA ' -%- David Reed, S 29 Peggy Ridenour, F 30 31 32 Gordon Tarwater, J Jean Snider, J Greg Stewart, F 33 Kevin Touhey, S Diane Trotter, S Randy Vernon, J Charlotte Wallis, J 34 Ed Westbrook, S 35 Martha Wild, J 36 Ray Wilkerson, S Gerald Williams, S Susan Williams, S ' Melissa Wright, S Sandy Yeatts, J 37 r ' fc i- _ - a President Charles C. Turner, Jr. and Toombs Kay, Academic Dean, address the Board of Trustees. President Turner, Mrs. Turner, and Dean Kay greet new students at a presidential reception. • Charles Holcombe Director of Admissions Douglas Pearson Dean of Students ' frWWW 40 Andrew Archer Director of Financial Aid Michael O ' Brien Chaplain Alton Johnson Business Manager Bill Akins Political Science Floyd Bowling Mathematics Pauline Bradera Library Science Lowell Brubaker Psychology ■b s ' H II - w dF V, j  A imfr ' Edmond Cox, Jr. Biology B.T. Hutson Business Budd Duncan Chemistry Louise Harms Head Librarian Robert Jolly Art Doris Jones English Carl Honaker Chemistry Elizabeth Keirn Health, Physical Education 41 Paul Ketron Math, Admissions Counselor James Lemons Education Lynn McGill Music Mary Ruth Miller English Philip Pharr Religion Fred Puett Commercial Subjects Melvin Reynolds Psychology Bill Schirmer Music 42 Courtney Senn Mathematics Joan Shenoy History A.C. Smith Mathematics M.C. Smith Mathematics Athletic Director Irene Swiatek Foreign Language James Thompson Sociology Jacqueline Tidwell French, Philosophy Robert Utlaut History Lynn Whiting Speech, Theater Genevieve Wiggins English Jack Wilson Religion Judy Wilson German, Literature John Woods Biology 43 Maggie Ensminger Library Reference Asst. Ailene Hensley Academic Dean Sec. — Robbie Ensminger Stenographic Services, Alumni Secretary m ' jfc HKw I? ' im Virginia Huff Receptionist Mary Nelle Graves Administrative Secretary Doris Hutson Bookstore Manager y Dan Harrell Cafeteria Manager Eugenia Miller Bookkeeper 1 44 Jeannette Morrison Asst. to Bus. Manager June Prince Sec. to Dean of Students Elizabeth Reed Library Cataloging Asst. Nancy Seepe Recorder Mildred Smith Records Evaluator Louie Underwood Supt. of Buildings and Grounds Charlotte Washington Service Office Asst. Barbara Wimberly Sec. to Bus. Manager Helen Lefler Sec. to Director of Admissions 45 46 47 ■ . 48 49 %r 50 4 .«,- 51 52 53 — - -.- ' — T ' ' ■ ■ t -- 55 5-. ■fete - -.-. 56 - Circle K Cleans Knox Park As an annual service project, Circle K rids Knox Park of the waste that has collected there due to the thoughtlessness of the residents of Athens, includ- ing the college students. This year was no exception. The men worked 3 1 2 hours one Saturday morning; the results are evident. 58 59 Tennessee Wesleyan College — Athens Mutual Concert Association Present ' The Messiah 62 r. ■ i ..••r ' ' 3? |w • a m ' b l Cynthia Mooney, captain; Debbie Holtzclaw, Denise Medved, Barbara Davenport, Janet Waters, Linda Temple, Cathy McCord, Joe Smith, Terry Smith, Dennis Ridley, Rusty Taylor. Wesleyan Cheerleaders Although The Curious Savage marked the debut on the Wesleyan stage for most cast members, the play by John Patrick was hailed as a great success. Savage was the first presentation of the 71-72 season by the Speech and Theater Department. It presented a thought-provoking theme by contrasting the residents of The Cloisters with the insane out- side world. The spirit of this play is best ex- emplified by its most-remembered quote: For as Bryon says, . . . 66 1 1 L 1 j H I ' I 1 I- i 1 4 ■-- « 1 « „ Js... H JR j i( ' And if I laugh at any mortal thing, Tis that I may not weep. 67 68 c I in L teT y i fe W ' ' i Bulldogs Win Centre Invitational After winning the Centre Invitational at Danville, Kentucky, J P. Ely, Randy Vernon, Coach Dwaine Farmer, Doug Cook. Gale Housley, Doug Purdy, Donald Dodgen, Dan Infanger, Rick Bryant, Greg Stewart, and Gary Robinson pose for photographers. 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 1 1 ' i 78 79 81 • - .- • . JS  -. r ' M - . - s iZ ' ,—  R IFIH tat _ — — - • i Sty ' r - - - ..- :-- ■ . iP-rfT ; .1 %i ■; - ; ™ MIH i h it . v -. 82 84 y. ' ■• - 85 Q HilU Htt — R3| m Ira $8 I- 1 - lE ' sL T«H B v Hk ff 1 R AvI ' ■ ' iv H bUH Htt few tB -v 3 mil ®lMS ' B ' i «Efl v ,.iM ! - j| wSSk hi H|W v JBjJ | wl I i BR . gn r ' - -nJ P ' .filjl J : ' 3BiB w%p% . p Hifl ggr ' --W . . ■r J? ' ! ' J ! B ' si 1 86 87 ■J y ' v. - ■- :• ' ••-.; ' - 88 89 m HI i i i t ♦ 4 91 92 93 sgijgtti Students Visit London Fantastic! was a word frequently used to describe the tour of London and Southern England during the Interim. Five girls and seven boys participated in this exciting, fun-filled learning experience. They spent valuable time during their Christmas vacation reading Shakespeare, Dickens, -. Thackeray, and Milton so that they could better appreciate London and the surrounding countryside. During the first three weeks of the tour, the students visited famous landmarks arid delved into the history of America ' s mother country. The last week took some to Amsterdam, Holland, others to Dublin, Ireland, and still others to Switzerland. Fond memories are indelibly stamped on the minds of the fortunate twelve. Do you remember,, .-■ ' : ' _ 96 X - . F X ■ h 97 ' - 98 100 I . •I i V .. .. T i win ■■■I tfl Denise Captures Coveted Title Miss Denise Medved combined the winning elements of poise, beauty, personality, and talent to capture the crown of Miss Wesleyan. The pageant culminated in mid-March after many weeks of practice by the ten contestants and preparations by the Circle K club, which sponsored event. Before an anxious audi- ence in Townsend Auditorium, Denise displayed her expert musicianship with a keyboard presentation of the theme from the Summer of 42. Runners-up were Celeste Whipple and Debby Bi- ble, who also received the Judges ' Talent Award. Accompanied by Sam Ware, Debby belted out a familiar rendition of Frankie and Johnny. Effervescent Linda Temple received the Congeniality Award, decided by the contestants themselves. iMnumttamn 105 108 110 111 m Z y-f , ,+Z ; 112 113 Music Department Pf0SentS The Sound of Music 114 T . 3 115 116 117 Of 118  .i. i y, tf 119 122 123 Larry Barker Kathy Bason Barry Bertolette Barbara Ann Briggs 126 Hugh Brown Laura Brown Richard Bryant 128 129 Bob Dick Billie Elrod 130 Don Deetrick Joel Dunlap Paulette E. Durst Victore Estes Richard Echerly Sara Fagg 131 Sheilah Farmer Sue Fleming Karen Franks 132 Robert F. Garthwaite David Thomas Gibson William Gooch, Jr. Cliff Goodlet Billie Ann Gregory 134 Linda Hallau Rebecca Ann Hambnght HIb pE  W s a - • — M j J James Milton Hammond George Handley Donald Edward Harrell 135 John Alan Hensley Gregory Dallas Hoover Nathan Eugene Howard Dennie Humphries Clarence Leon Isbill Gary Edward Ivey 136 I ■ J Erie John Jacobs Jerry Fred Jennings Stephen Lawrence Johnson Foster Albert Jones, III Thomas David Jones, Jr. John Jung 137 Nancy Sue Kennedy William Bryan Kilbride Theodore Hoyle Kirkman Samuel Jackson Kyker Sharon Ruth Lamon Dene Philip Land 138 Sandra Gail Lavin Mary Mason Janice Jeanne May Thomas Ramey McDonald, Jr. Carolyn Sue Melton Jack Dewayne Miller 139 Sidney Craig Milsaps Jane Campbell Mitchell Rebecca Ann Mize Wanda Sue Moore John Vincent Morey Dean Morrison 140 Karen Louise Neff Linda Joyce Noralak John O ' Brien Stephen Sawyer Parkinson Victoria May Peterson Charles Edward Ridenour 141 Donna Joyce Robbins James Lawrence Robinette Lee Allan Ross Mack Eugene Sanders Robert Schmidt Donna Jeanne Schur 142 Donald Edward Shaw Daniel Curtis Smith Jerry Gregory Smith Paul Leland Smith David Kent Starr Deborah Sane Starr 143 Cynthia Mooney Stewart John Lee Stewart Glen Stiler William Lyone Sturtevant Dinah Winters Taylor June Lynn Taylor 144 Frank John Terry Harold Walter Tompkiss Donald William Vandagriff, Jr. Linda Delores White Joan Wilson Martha Rebecca Wilson 145 Zelma Mae Witt Edith Hatcher Wohlwend ,v • • •■--•- ■■ :■ - -! ; _ , %. . ; ., - a x ' k I . : ;. 146 , • V Patrick Lynn Wright Hugh Huff We range all over We ' re quite proud that our Vesta ranges are recognized all over the nation for their outstanding value, quality and workmanship. We think it ' s a fine tribute to the dedication and craftsmanship, not only of our people but of all the wonderful people in this area. We live and work in a great and growing community; and with every day that passes, we ' re more and more delighted to be a part of it. 148 ATHENS STOVE WORKS, INC., P.O. BOX 10, ATHENS, TENNESSEE 37303 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF McMINN COUNTY Etowah and Athens Member FDIC ATHENS PLOW COMPANY Athens, Tennessee 37303 T£ « X avVp icxav . ftx tw ' tdl Oo r.« i Do.., Princes! Retip« W.nn rs Honored V an  %« Dowr. Rwi t C Cfje Bail? $o£t . St Jjentan Chronicle of The Friendly City . . . Since 1848 FIRST OF ALL THE LOCAL NEWS! NEXT VEAR? n T w V7 JU KZJ IS r w lb n. 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