Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1974 volume:

??()0 7 NOCATULA 1974 .«« Ill I CS El W 81 Volume 51 Tennessee Wesleyan College Athens, Tennessee 378.0 MlRNER - PFEIFFFR LIE .ARV TLNrilSSEE vVLoUrArJ COLLEGE ATHENE. TN 7W3 Fal 17 Interim 35 Spring 47 Organizations 65 Drama, Music 91 Sports 103 Honors 131 Facu ty 149 C asses 171 Advertisements 193 1 1 ■ . j -i The 1973-74 school year is the most enthusiastic, most school- spirited one that Wesleyan has seen in quite a while. -Barbara Morton It ' s like when someone asks you what you ' re going to do when you get out of college and you say ' cartwheels ' and mean it! - Dauna Sample Although you see the world different than me, sometimes I can touch upon the wonders that you see. -Carole King 10 Overheard from Senior - Even if you don ' t plan to pledge, go through rush - it ' s the best way to meet people. 11 Tune me in to the wild side of life; I ' m an innocent young child sharp as a knife. -Elton John 12 13 The only people who stay around here in the summer arg mad -dogs and Englishmen. - John Camarata 14 15 16 FALL t f t ' M 17 Time Again for Ballpoint Pens and Checkbooks WM 1 ■ ■ ■ B Bd H Bk ' WAa i: .,- 1 1 H H Kw V ih 1 H I H M |A| s p Hi Pjl Jj H SHj h1 g iBh feife ._ H Iv l L E 2 pi ;,. l H ri ■ mhiA P It ' s so hard getting used to wearing shoes again after a barefoot summer. 18 ■n m 1% HI h! J I p H Hl k ■ ■■ L 1 B __iTW ljr ' ' T L H H J • tpMII HH F m .d Sadlfe ' ' 1 ' a L. M H K K ' ' J K H ■S H H ' If I have to sign one more card, my hand is going to fall off, 19 Man is the only animal that blushes, or needs to. - Mark Twain .. j - - l fiP ' i- vr p ' i T l ■ ■ ■ . ' - ' , 20 21 22 Wisdom is knowing the value of now before it is gone forever. - Anonymous 23 ARTS FESTIVAL A BIG SUCCESS HMLUJWtEN Z OcK29-31 TWC , , . the 2nd annual Halloween Arts Carni- val, and what a great time for young and old alike . . . activities ranging from costume con- tests to karate exhibitions . . . something for everyone . , . 26 7700T Mr ' .- III syftSi i A 111 WERNER- PFEIFFER LIBRARY TENNESSEE WtSLtVAN COLLEGE ATHENS, TN. 37303 27 One nice thing about this place is that it allows me to be myself ... 28 29 30 Homecoming 1973 ... a smattering of alumni for a get-together din- ner . . . honoring the James L. Robb family . . . the gym decoration contest . . . old timers versus the var- sity team in a close basketball game . . , Homecoming Queen Sue Richardella and her court ... all this and more made this year ' s Homecoming a great success . . 31 ' Pek 32 Wesleyan ' s a little piece of New Jersey stuck down in Tennessee. - Hartniann J. Kircher IV 33 fe a ««£ ur L? 6lto.«iv_-jlii.iL5S 3?C- 4 34 INTERIM 35 Overheard in cafeteria - All schools are a drag . . . maybe this one doesn ' t drag as much, 36 Now ' s the time to relax and spend some time getting to know your fellow man. 37 I can recall a time when I wasn ' t afraid to reach out to a friend. Now I think I ' ve got much more than my toys to lend. - Carole King 38 H HHi mm m0 4- ' ' : ' :v ' ' Ff ' y4| K H B T ' v j .- H H - ' . H ■t ' H H M i H Kv K : l Kf - ;$ jiii B_ - -. ' - H ■- iiflBMi c You stand in line for ever . . . and when you finally turn the corner it ' s the same old stuff, 39 . and Then There Were Classes . . . 40 Art! Who comprehends it? With whom can one consult concerning this great goddess? - Beethoven 41 Historic Williamsburg Williamsburg was the place to go for a historical and cultural picture of America . . . somehow 1 really felt close to our heritage there. - i 42 London 1974 Pin -striped suits, umbrellas, nannies with baby carriages, Yorkshire pudding . , , I just can ' t believe everything is just the way it ' s supposed to be, - Karen Kennedy 43 ■;♦■ When I got back to Athens I actually expected to see pigs in the streets. There were so many there we tripped on them. - Patty Slater . . . and every morning a little man picked us fruit and brought it to us for breakfast . . , what a life, ' - Patty Alston 44 Sun and Fun in Guatemala It was a long trip down there, but man, was Lt worth it . , . the sun was so hot it felt only two feet away . . . and the people - I thought they would stare a hole through us .-? 45 Overheard - Personally I ' ve always preferred long blondes. 46 SPRING 47 48 I wish I could stop the world for just a while and en- joy this. - Elizabeth Stone 50 51 HS Ag ' r ilHH H E r ' - ft ' 1 52 Richard Shivers Winner of Mr. Ugly Pageant 53 All Sing Once Again a Favorite 54 Mens Large Group Womens Large Gro Mens Small Group Womens Small Group Costume A3A 55 56 57 Greek Queen — Claire Whitfield 58 Greek King Ronnie Morris 59 Graduation 1974 60 61 62 A warm May morning . brings an end to four years of work 63 64 ORGANIZATIONS 65 Pi Kappa Phi 66 Phi Sigma Kappa 67 Sigma Phi Epsilon Golden Heart Girls Houseboys 68 Interfraternity Council ri ii -: ' i-f .ri i «P ' iit Pam and Gilbert Smith Presidents, Panhellenic and IPC 69 Alpha Xi Delta 70 Kappa Delta 71 PhiMu 72 Sigma Kappa 73 Independent Girls Reorganize As Woodsies Chicks . . , orange gray T-shirts, alot of spirit, and a variety of girls . . . this was the character of 74 ' s Independents 74 Circle K Goes Coed . . . every good kitchen needs a woman so Circle K went co-ed to add this touch to their annual Pan- cake Breakfast . . . and President Gary Kidd did a superb job as Master Chef 75 Something for Everyone A t W e s I e y a n 76 77 W.A.A. Has Successful Sports Year 78 Keep on singing - Helen Reddy 79 Choir Consolidation 80 Masqued Players — The Finest in Acting 82 Photographers . . . without their help we wouldn ' t have this book . . . .jHHinTTfTV H Photographers With an Eye on the World 83 Dave Nichol Does Fine job as New Exponent Editor ... Nichol was just another Neal Ensminger on Wesleyan ' s own little DPA! . . . he ' s even got a bust of Joseph Pulitzer on his night- stand ... - D. Satherlie, roommate 84 Karen Kennedy, Editor Lynn Banner, Asst Ed. Steve Pell, Advisor Bo Perkinson, Business Mgr. Nocatula or Nocturna? If . . , people used to ask me how you put together an annual . . . now I can say it just takes a lot of twenty four hour days and aching fingers ... - staff member 85 Springs of Helicon Staff RIDDLE: What springs forth every spring? - Danny Upchurch 86 Bowers Heads Growing Debate Team 87 SGA Presents: SGA brought Wesleyan its first automat and its first streaker in concert - Patricia Lynn Banner President - Barbara Morton Vice Pres. - Dale Tra%ds Secretary - Nancy Moore Treasurer - Claire Whitfield 88 Goosecreek Symphony It may be the last one ever . , . but Wesleyan has had a con- cert!!! - Steve Pell 89 Judicial Council This year Judicial Council was really put to the test, but Scott managed to keep things un- der control . . . sometimes we felt like we were in a Watergate hearing ... - Janey Wilburn 90 DRAMA MUSIC 91 Fall Provides Talent Preview Wesleyan has just as much talent as anyone . . . Look at Wally, Norma, Ed, Dr. Schirmer, and Scott ... 92 i H H H |HrT A ' i H I H K __ ,. i? H HBtSK i . ; ; ' ' . ;iii, 8 B M a t t ha e n wd P e t e r 93 94 95 Interim . . . A Time for ' 1 ai JAl i r f f ■ -• f ■ ■ ' !■ ■ 96 Fine Arts Expression 97 Something for Everyone Wesleyan ' s Choir? To me, they ' re the great- est! - Mr. McGill 99 p I a z a u I t e 100 s k I n o f O u r T e e t 101 102 SPORTS 103 Raiders Rise to No. 1 . . . warm sunny sleepy afternoons . . . great study breaks . . . sitting on the bank through those anxious moments . . . aah, a touchdown at last . . . 104 .... , ...... r %i -.. i%m.l 105 H W- - 106 .;s.VSS;: ' ?- - I 5jgW - |j , 3=v9 J, „ k ' . - v % t ' .gissi-g . X % ' ' ii • is s o c c e r ■. i :..s sff -:; 108 s e a s o n . .i -.-.; ' X. 109 ... it ' s only our second year but the kids really seem en- thusiastic ... I can ' t believe how fast it caught on ... - Mike Ridley ' ifii. r! 110 c h e e r I e a d e r s :SMpi _ | H t - 1 H k ; .;,,;| H| 4i 1 Kfr Jl 111 Bulldogs on the Rebound . ' I believe we ' ve got alot of talent this year, and we ' re gonna make you proud of us. - Heard in assembly 112 ■s-vv-.- ' sja i _ ' i, ' Ssiifc j!,. - c 113 t mt H ■rVTMjtTV I ' ln ' TK t BJM Jmm. ' m 1 10 14 ' il j S k H - ' B 1 ' ' ill Jl ■■ ' 1 1 M ll a- Volleyball Fall Favorite for All 116 I ' ve never done this before, but it looks like fun, so I ' m gonna give it a try. - Syd Hutsell 117 Independents and Kappa Delta Take Championships ki P ■ BP I HPi l ■i K J„Jjjjl 01 B J 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' B|i Hi( | M ' fl Ml V V ■ r llff r BDjiif V H H A 1 ( Kwf L ' ' - ' ' 1 I K ' jfc k ■ l 1 F v.v B. 1 1 fH Im H - 1 I IS o r iM bHI 118 119 Spring Sports ??? it K M« Overheard - It ' s good to be out doing something again. 122 Softball 123 E H? - Tennis X ' ■ •mri. 1+1 ) tin: rty T. ' ■ k ' -l! f. . ' fl: ' . . va -««fV: 125 ?: ti ,k3l T, 11 ' II? ■■I! ■ ■ ' Sports Banquet Honorees I CharliK ' .STnith - Most VaJuable, .T-ennis GeroiW ' Brown - Most Valuable, Bask Eball Tommy Crews - Most Valuable, Golf Dennis Ridley - Most Improved, Tenliis Mike Ridley - Most Valuable, Soccel Donny Arm wine - Best Defensive, Basketball Mike Turner - Best Rebounder Best Field Percentage Spencer Elder - Best Freethrow Shooter « ( % 128 129 V P Kg! :,  B h J HT Kb% . H BF ' ' ' ' 1 V J B i. ' - Mm H J HONORS 131 Susan Richardella Honored As Queen 132 Homecoming 133 What are Ambassadors? Good question. I guess we just sell Wesleyan. -an Ambassador 134 The Ambassadors — Off icia School Hosts 135 136 137 Delta Rho Mu Delta Rho Mu members pictured left to right are: Luajean Parker, Ellen Fisher, Alice Keith, Lynn McGill, and Sue Hamilton. 138 Alpha Chi ' ■ Ti y •=■ ; ;.-i, J fc ? ' - ' fi V Alpha Chi members pictured left to right are: Diane Buckley, Becky Postelle, Ellen Fisher, Alice Keith, Sandra Mayfield, Steve Lemings, Courtney Senn, Pat Dreyer, Karen Kennedy, Maqua Howell, Rhonda Ware, and Lynn Massingale, 139 THIS PAGE: LEFT: Rick Allen. RIGHT: Diane Buckley. NEXT PAGE: ABOVE: Pat Dreyer. RIGHT: J. Scott Farley. BELOW: Maqua Howell. 140 Who ' s Who 141 . In American Colleges and Universities. 142 - . % ' ■ •? . . iL ' - 3li ■■!% .■ OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE: Bill McCauley. BELOW: Barbara Morton. THIS PAGE: ABOVE: Susan Rudd. BELOW: Wally Fowler. 143 144 Senior Superlatives OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE: Pat Dreyer, Maqua Howell, Barb Karafky. LEFT: Bill McCauley, Bo Perkinson. BELOW: Barbara Morton. THIS PAGE: ABOVE: Susan Rudd, Pat McGhee. BELOW: Per Wallstedt, Don Thomas, Jim Ziegler. 145 Among the many receiving honors were; THIS PAGE; ABOVE: Elizabeth Stone - Tom Sherman Award. BELOW: Lynn Banner . James Bright Wilson Award. OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE: Tim Berry. RIGHT: Debbie Loftis - Mr. and Mrs. George Yates Prize. BELOW: Ellen Fisher - Jack Houts Memorial Award. fW «w£ca i . x-•■ '  i JA vio , -«: 146 Many Receive Honors Day Awards .. « f f i . 147 148 FACULTY  !l S 1 149 Administrative Staff Some places everyone ' s against the ' Admin - istration ' , but they can work with you if they will. I guess here they try to. -student 150 OPPOSITE PAGE: President Charles Turner. THIS PAGE: ABOVE: Toombs Kay, Dean of Academics. BELOW: Michael O ' Brien, Dean of Students. i i 1 151 Administrative Assistants There are a lot of new people working here, but, it seems they get along all right. This college could use some new blood. 152 OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE: Charlie Hood. BELOW: LEFT: Mary Nell Graves MIDDLE: George Handley. RIGHT: Ray Robinson. THIS PAGE: ABOVE LEFT: Jean Arrants. RIGHT: Alton John- son. BELOW LEFT: Steve Pell. RIGHT: Robbie Ensminger. 153 Office Personnel THIS PAGE: ABOVE: Nancy Ridley. MIDDLE LEFT: Carol Bates. RIGHT: Gary Kidd. BELOW LEFT: Mildred Smith. RIGHT: Nancy Seepe. OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE LEFT: Ailene Hensley. RIGHT: Eugenia Miller. MIDDLE: Charlotte Wash- ington. BELOW LEFT: Susan Rudd. RIGHT: Shirley Smith. P ;■« • li 154 r r -: - 155 Campus Personnel THIS PAGE: ABOVE LEFT; Edith Swafford. RIGHT: Allie Stinson. BELOW LEFT: James Sherman. RIGHT: Folly Hurt. OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE LEFT: Louise Harms. RIGHT: Jane Shultz, Connie Upton. BELOW LEFT: Maggie Ensminger. RIGHT: Elizabeth Reed. 156 157 ' . . . a bespectacled two-legged brainy type homo-sapien. swiftly and very efficiently places the orderly stacks of sheets on our desks in orderly rows in the orderly room ... -from The Test , a poem by a TWC student THIS PAGE: ABOVE LEFT: Alton Smith. RIGHT: Jack Bowling. BELOW: Courtney Senn. OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE LEFT: Edmund Cox. RIGHT: Carl Honaker. BELOW LEFT: Budd Duncan. RIGHT: John Woods. 158 Mathematics, Science 159 160 Education, English Let anyone who quits striving for excellence move over for those who will not. OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE: Robert Ryberg. BELOW LEFT: Bob Rouse. RIGHT: Jack Wilson. THIS PAGE: ABOVE: Mary Ruth Miller. MIDDLE: Genevieve Wiggins. BELOW: Doris Jones. 161 THIS PAGE: ABOVE: Jacqueline Tidwell. BELOW; David Santos. OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE: Robert Jolly. BELOW: Lyrni Whiting. 162 Foreign Languages Art, Dranna People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges. Artistic and dra- matic interpretation can be the building blocks of bridges, language t he cement. 163 Psychology, Sociology, History, Political Science To be human is to be aware of the feelings of other human beings. -Anais Nio 164 OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE: Lowell Bru- baker. BELOW LEFT: Jim Thompson. RIGHT: Melvin Reynolds. THIS PAGE: ABOVE: Stephen Bowers. BELOW: Thomas Baker, Robert Utlaut. 165 Business Physical Education Somehow after college I want to have time to work AND play. The two are compatible, I think. -a senior student . I % - 166 OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE: William Franklin. BELOW: B.T. Hutson. THIS PAGE: ABOVE: Elizabeth Keirn. BELOW: Dwaine Farmer. 167 THIS PAGE: ABOVE: Lynn McGill. BE- LOW LEFT: Janice Boyce. RIGHT: Wil- liam Schirmer. OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE: Jaqueline Tidwell. BELOW: Mike O ' Brien. 168 Music, Religion, Philosophy Man has to have something beyond hLs everyday existence . . . something to be- lieve in and some way to express that belief. 169 170 CLASSES Basement — Centennial Hall Wayne Allman, Jr. MarkArmen, Fr. Debbie A sbjorn, Fr. Karen Austin, Jr. Lynn Banner, Soph. Lynn Barker, Jr. Mike Harnett, Soph. David Bays, Soph. Anna Beebe, Soph. 172 Earnestine Bennett, Soph. Gretchen Beykirch, Soph. Becky Boggess, Soph. Terry Bowling, Fr. Barbara Brock, Jr. Ken Buckner, Jr. Joann Burke, Jr. Judy Caldwell, Soph. Sherry Carter, Jr. Pat Carver, Soph. Pam Casella, Fr. Kim Clark, Fr. Pam Clax, Fr. Janet Cobble, Fr. Melissa Commons, Fr. Joy Connell, Fr. Gary Cox, Jr. Mike Daley, Jr. 173 Linda Deakins, Fr. Jean Dickey, Fr. Tommy Dill, Fr. Ann Dunn, Soph. Rick Easter, Fr. Nancy Echols, Soph. Elaine Elder, Fr. Reba Elrod, Fr. Ralph Erickson, Jr. KenFaaland, Fr. Vicki Faulkner, Soph. Thomas Fetter, Fr. Ellen Fisher, Jr. Fred Fisher, Fr. Debbie Gardner, Soph. Debe Gentry, Jr. Jill Gerard, Soph. Baldeo Gokool, Jr. 174 Harvey Goldstein, Soph. Terry Greene, Jr. Doug Griswold, Fr. Sue Hamilton, Jr. Jeff Harper, Jr. Connie Hartman, Soph. Jane Heming, Soph. Gaynelle Hendricks, Fr. Alice Henley, Fr. 1st Floor — Fowler Hall 175 ■ ' n 2nd Floor — Lawrence Hall p ' - Pam Heydt, Soph. Lenore Hilten, Fr. Bob Holtgrewe, Fr. Dan Hoyt, Soph. Tom Hudson, Fr. Karen Huff, Fr. Rick Huff, Jr. Debbie Humphries, Fr. Kathy Humphries, Fr. 176 Jane Hunt, Soph. Syd Hutsell, Fr. Debbie Ingram, Jr. Elaine Johnson, Jr. Frank Johnson, Fr. Glen Kastenhuber, Fr. Alice G. Keith, Jr. Charlie Kelly, Fr. Karen Kennedy, Jr. Anna Kibodeaux, Jr. Marie Kincaid, Soph. Billy King, Jr. Cathie Kimsey, Soph. Janice Lee, Fr. Nancy Lemons, Soph. Lori Lieber, Soph. Sondra Lockmiller, Soph. Debbie Loftis, Fr. 177 Mike Lowry, Jr. Joanne Mace, Jr. Connie Martin, Jr. George Matthews, Soph. Sandra Mayfield, Jr. David Mays,Fr, Cynthia McClanahan, Soph. Jim McCosh, Jr. Brian McDowell, Jr. Mike McKeeby, Fr. Nancy Moore, Jr. Peggy Moore, Jr. Sandy Morris, Soph. Joan Moses, Soph. Dave Nichol, Jr. Ed Ogle, Soph. Lois Patti, Soph. Lugene Parker, Jr. 178 Kathy Powers, Jr. Cassandra Peters, Jr. Peggy Powers, Fr. Randy Puckett, Fr. Ed Ramsey, Fr. Donald Reagan, Jr. Phil Reed, Jr. Mike Ridley, Soph. Nancy Ronald, Soph. 2nd Floor— New Hall 1st Floor — Lawrence Ha Dauna Sample, Soph. Mark Schneck, Jr. Debbie Sciarappa, Fr. Bobbie Scroggins, Fr. Becky Sherlin, Soph. Richard Shivers, Soph. Hershella Smith, Soph. Janice Snider, Jr. Dave Sperry, Jr. 180 Lynn Springle, Soph. Tim Stansell, Soph. Sherry Starling, Fr. Elizabeth Stone, Jr. Brad Straub, Soph. Carolyn Swafford, Soph. Cindy Taylor, Soph. Kay Taylor, Fr. Thunder Thornton, Jr. Mike Travis, Jr. Bill Tullock, Fr. Becky Turner, Fr. Mike Turner, Fr. Mike Visone, Soph. EUie Von Oven, Soph. Rhonda Ware, Jr. Karen Webb, Jr. Allen Weinhold, Soph. 181 Donnie Weir, Jr. Susan Wescott, Fr. Debbie White, Jr. Mark White, Soph. Claire Whitfield, Jr. Janey Wilburn, Soph. Debbie Wilson, Soph. Jim Wilson, Jr. Burt Zastera, Jr. 1st Floor— Fowler Hail 182 At Last . . . Seniors!!! ' y. iidiard Merlin Allen Darlynn Beuavides Beene Betty Diane Buckley Jeffery Christopher Callahan John Christopher Camarata Jay Scott Farley Wallace Freeman Fowler, Jr. John Shields Frazier, Jr. John Frank Froneberger Brenda Diane Harless Donoa Jill Hutsell Debborah Shell James Rebecca Jo Jordan Hartmann Joseph Kircher, IV William Russell McCaiUey, III Patricia Veronica McGhee William Harvey Mertz Daniel Farris Moore John Michael Nichols Paul Anthony O ' Shea Sammie Lynn Queen Charles WilUam Smith Donald Edison Thomas Steven Charles Thompson Roger Dale Travis Per Olof Wallstedt Edwin Marshall Westbrook Robert Bryant Wilson, III Melissa Diane Wright Charles Glenn A cuff Warren Gamble Ambum, II Robert Henly Aylor, Jr. Jeffrey Lynn Barclay Donald Earl Bamett James Darril Bamett Charles Walker Bellows Timothy George Bellows Mack David Bland Robert Joudry Boggess Denise Mae Brown Jerome Brown James William Buchanan James Robert Bryan Peggy Newby Buckner . Connie Stubblefield Byrom Martha Faye Cate Ragbir Chander Chopra Linda Dianne CoUake Alice Harris Collins Rita Kaye CoUis Brenda Kay Dailey Ivy Anne Davis Jessica Claire Del Pino Juanita Flossie Del Pino Vivian Jane Derrick Judity Evelyn Dickinson Pamela Anne Dietrich Patricia Elizabeth Dreyer John Paul Ely Brenda Swift Fisher Elizabeth Thurman Floyd Sherry Allred Fowler Juanita Lynn Garrett James Richard Griffith Gene Douglas Griffits Janet Sue Hensley Dennis Leon Harms Virginia Webb Henry Carl Steven Herrou Harry Edward Hodge Allie Morris Howard Maqua Ann Howell Joe Wright Hudson Daniel John Inf anger Brenda Marie Janeway Barbara Karafky Deborah Ann Kennedy Gary Lee Kidd Phillip Dale King Gary Lynn Leatherwood Thomas Sherrill Lee Mark Rogers Lefler Stephen Lemings Margaret Lemons Robert Hensley Lewis Cynthia Kay Lovett Joyce Marie McClendon Sara Deloris Mahoney Robert Clinton Mapes Harold Lynn Massingale Brenda Bumgardner Miller Edgar Alfred Miller, II James Richard Morris Barbara Lynn Morton Stanley Franklin Moser Jeanette Rosella Moss David Randall Mullins John Paul Nemeth, Jr. Ronald Lee Parr Merle Junior Parton James Herschell Patterson William Bo Perkinson Denbar Bedford Pless Rebekah Ann Postelle Ernest Douglas Purdy James William Ray Susan Anne Richardella William Walter Riden John Dennis Ridley Joseph Summerfield Roberts Ronald Joe Roddy Donald Elmer Rpop Susan Carol Rudd Gary Lynn Scarborough Barbara Tyler Scott Elgin Wayne Scott Larry Eugene Scott Norma Jo Shankle Lyman Avard Shields Michael Raymond Shoemaker Harry Bair Smith, Jr. Patricia Creasman Siftith Judy Greenwood Stogner Glenn Bewley Thompson Karen Diane Trotter Daryl Bryan Wagner John Edward Walker, Jr. Anna Sue Henry Watson Frances Alexander West Myrtle Riley Wheeler Cathy Faye Wilson Elizabeth Ann Wilson Rebecca Irene Wright Samuel OIu Wyse James Witt Ziegler m Charles A cuff Richard Allen Warren Ambum Robert Aylor Carol Bach Carolyn Baker Jeff Barclay Charles Bellows Timothy Berry Denise Brown Diane Buckley Peggy Buckner Connie Byrom Jeffery Callahan John Camarata n mi  i iOi i 1st — Centennial Martha C Ragbir Cwler Kaye Corowler Rosema Brenda Iieberger Ivy Aniirrett iarless 3rd — Centennial m i ' m Charles Richarc WaiTen Robert Carol B Carolyr rl 2nd — Fowler Jessica Del Pino Juanita Del Pino Pat Dreyer John Paul Ely Scott Farley Donna Farrar t ' l-i ' ■■.:iiyi:.-: Sherry Fowler Wallace Fowler John Frazier John Froneberger Lynne Garrett Dianna Harless Dermis Harms Janet Hensley Steve Herron Maqua Howell Jill Hutsell Daniel Infanger Brenda Janeway Barbara Karafky Gary Kidd Dale King Hardy Kircher Gary Leatherwood , ' ii ' yfi. . ' !- ' ' -s Stephen Lemings Peggy Lemons Bob Lewis Kay Lovett Bill McCauley Pat McGhee Deloris Mahoney Rob Mapes Lynn Massingale Bill Mertz Al Miller Brenda Miller Dan Moore Barbara Morton John Nemeth Michael Nichols Paul O ' Shea Ronald Parr 3rd— New Hall 2ncl — Centennial Bo Parkinson Becky Postelle Sammie Queen Susan Richardella William Riden Dennis Ridley Beth Robinson Ron Roddy Don Roop Susan Rudd Wayne Scott Norma Shankle Michael Shoemaker Charlie Smith Harry Smith Barbara Staffprd Judy Stogner Don Thomas Glenn Thompson Steve Thompson Dale Travis Diane Trotter Per Wallstedt Myrtle Wheeler Cathy Wilson Jane Worthington Beck) ' Wright ■■jl« ' ifip ' v l « ' . Thanks to These Contributers and Bo Perkinson, Bus. Mgr. RIDDLE WALLACE mmrm - 745-3382 I RUGS, INC. tenn: DEPARTMENT STORE Athens, Tennessee 37303 First Nationa Bank of McMinn County Four Locations to Serve You Elder Chevrolet Putting you first, keeps us first. T srrnitSB 194 M. 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TENNESSEE 37303 196 Guffey ' s Food Market Downtown Athens Hammer- Johnson Supply, Inc. The House of Service ATHENS, TENNESSEE 37303 Telephone 745-2880 ShoeRmaif ATHENS SHOE REPAIR TOP QUALITY SHOE REPAIRING MADISON PARK SHOPPING CENT K PHONE 745-1284 ATHENS, TENNESSEE 37303 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Pell, Owners Harris Jewelers, Inc. 109 Madison Park Athens, Tennessee 745-2339 or Sweetwater, Tennessee 337-7871 Center for Diamonds, Watches, and Gifts ATHENS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Athens, Tennessee 3730.3 197 Athens, Tennessee Ci+y County Bank of McMinn County Athens, Tennessee 37303 TAYLOR IMPLEMENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY Athens, Tennessee ATHEJVS IJVSURAIVCE AGENCY Athens Sewing Center Sewing Machines and Stereos 745-9762 Athens, Tennessee 198 (HAOUATt CAREER OPPORT GROW WITHJH • EXCHING BUSINESS H mi you BE NEXT VfAR? r OJ n? ir JlJ s BOWATERS SOUTHERN RAi ER CORPORATIOI 199 Athens Plow Company Athens, Tennessee 37303 Athens Home Decor Accents For Every Home Athens Table Co. Athens Bed Co. Athens, Tennessee J asKions House ot KeuowH WHITE.WAY CENTER Athtnt, Tvnnitit 37303 BIHL ' S ZESTO DRIVE-IN Ingleside at Guille Athens 200 Congratulations Seniors Citizens National Bank 2 Park Ave. ROYAL CROWN ' COLA Coil Burrell 201 Glenn ' s Mens Store Manhattan Shirts Bostonian Shoes 114 Washington, NE Phone 745-6980 Athens, Tenn. Your Friend Across the Street BiiiauHciau Cherokee Hardware, Co. 13 Madison Athens, Tennessee 37303 Furniture Hardware Gifts Electrical Appliances Congratulations TWC Class of 1974 w Westinghouse Electric Corporation Hermetic Motor Department Athens Motor Plant Athens, Tennessee 202 HARDEE ' S Home of the Huslcee 330 South White St. 2 1 9 Congress Parkway tTlfe Gofdolm ? TIA STEAK HOUSE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK MONDAY thru SAT. lO.-OO A.M. - 1 :00 A.M. SUNDAY 12K)0 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. Phone 745-2401 All itcnia fixed to go. Eat in our fine restaurant or take it home. DdidouB either way. Bfa72. MEN ' S SHOP II JACKSON ST- N, ATHENS. TENNESSEE 743-2983 Chandler ' s Fabric Shop 1 05 Jackson St. Athens, Tennessee 37303 203 Index Acuff, Tom- 105 Allen, Rick-ll,69,7S, 125, 135,140 Allmon, Wayne-172 Armen, Mark-ll, 39, 172 Amwine, Donald-114, 129 Arrants, Jean-153 Asbjorn, Debra-172 Atkinson, George- 14 Austin, Karen- 172 Bach, Kary-99 Baker, Carolyn-79, 99 Baker, Thomas- 165 Balog, Robert-35 Banner, Lynn-1, 22, 31, 68, 85, 146, 172 Barker, Lynn- 17 2 Bamett, Mike-S2, 111, 172 Bates, Carol- 154 Bays, David- 19, 172 Beahm, Megan- 11 Beebe, Anna-U, 55, 99, 172 Bell, Neal-99 Bellows, Charles- 61 Bennett, Ernestine- 173 Berry, Tim-104, 107, 118, 147 Beykirch, Gretchen-28,40, 47, 111, 173 Blake, Chuck-82, 100 Boggess, Becky - 96,173 I Boggess, Joudry - 96 Bowers, Stephen - 61, 165 Bowling, Jack- 158 Bowling, Teresa- 173 Boyce, Janice-168 Brock, Barbara- 68, 173 Brown, Cylista-101 Brown, Jerome- 128 Brubaker, Lowell- 164 Buchanan, James-108, 130 Buckley, Diane-139, 140 Buckner, Ken-173 Bugg, Barbara-101 Burke, Joann-39,173 Cardwell, Judy - 173 Camarata, John- 61, 83, 104 Carter, Cheryl-11, 54, 99, 111, 173 Carver, Pat- 173 Casella, Pam-41,173 Chapman, Bill- IS Clark, Kimberly-173 Clax, Pamela-173 Cobble, Janiiet-173 Cocking, Nick- 1 1 8 , 1 20 Commons, Melissa-173 Conard, Pat- 40, 50 Connell, Joy- 50, 173 Cox, Edmund- 159 Cox, Gary-11, 77, 82, 98,173 Cremer, Gary-3, 15, 38, 123 Crews, Thomas-76, 128 Daley, Mike-5S, 108, 123, 173 DaU, Pete-6, 11 Deakins, Linda-116, 174 DelPino, Juanita-97 Derrick, Brenda-18 Dickey, Jeannie-174 Dill, Thomas-174 Dreyer, Pat-139, 141, 144 Duke, Davis- 35 Duncan, Budd-174 Easter, Rick- 174 Echols, Nancy- 174 Elder, Elaine-174 Elder, Spencer-113, 114, 129 Ebod, Reba-174 Ely, John-65, 113 Ensminger, Maggie-157 Ensminger, Robbie- 153 Erbstein, Stu- 20, 125, 126, 171 Erickson, Ralph- 174 -F- Faaland, Kenneth- 114, 174 Farley, Scott-90, 110, 141 Farmer, Dwaine-117, 167 Faulkner, Vicki-79,97,99, 174 Fetter, Tom-174 Fisher, Ellen-6, 10,54,55,56,81,96, 97,99,138,139,147,174 Fisher, Fred- 29, 36, 83, 123, 174 Ford, Jeff- 52, 111 Fowler, Wally-57, 69, 92, 99, 143 Franklin, William- 166 Frazier, John- 75 Fullmer, Arlo-104 Fuoss, Bill- 50 Gajardo, Vince-110, 128 Gardner, Debbie-99, 174 Gentry, Debe-42, 174 Gerard, Jill-7, 20, 174 Gilbert, Warren-36 Gokool, Baldeo-174 Goldstein, Harvey- 106, 175 Graves, MaryNell-lS2 Greene, Terry-19, 54, 131, 175 Griswold, Doug-53, 85, 175 -H- Hamilton, Sue-97, 138, 175 Handley, George-lS2 Harless, Dianna-18 Harms, Dermis- 62 Harms, Louise- 157 Harper, Jeff- 26, 96, 102, 104, 117, 118, 124,175 Harrill, Ron-82, 101 Hartraann, Connie- 11 9, 175 Heming, MaryJane-17S Hendricks, Gaynell-175 Henley, Alice- 175 Henry, Scott-92,94,98 Hensley, Ailene-lS5 Heydt, Pam-176 Hilten, LeNoir-82, 95,98,101,176 Holtgrewe, Robert- 125, 176 Honaker, Carl-149, 159 Hood, Charlie-52, 136, 152 Howell, Maqua-41,49,139,141,144 Hoyt, Dan-110, 111,124, 176 Hudson, Tom- 176 Huff, Karen-38, 77, 176 Huff, Rick-37, 176 Humphreys, Debbie-176 Humphreys, Kathryn-99, 176 Hunt, Jane-177 Hurt, Polly- 156 Hutsell, JiU-96 Hutsell, Sydney- 177 Hutson, B. T.-166 -I- Infanger, Dan-61, 65, 118 Ingram, Debbie-42, 55, 68, 135, 177 -J- Janeway, Brenda-82, 98, 100 Johnson, Alton- 153 Johnson, Elaine-99, 177 Johnson, Frank-104, 107, 177 Jolly, Robert- 163 Jones, Doris- 161 Jordan, Becki-82, 95, 96 -K- Karafky, Barbara-144 Kastenhuber, Glerm-177 Kay, Ann-82, 100 Kay, Toombs-131,151 204 Keim, Elizabeth- 167 Keith, Alice-26,81,99,138,139, 177 Kelly, Charles- 177 Kennedy, Karen-56, 68, 79, 85, 139, 177 Kibodeaux, Anna- 177 Kidd, Gary-75, 154 Kimsey, Cathie- 177 Kincaid, Marie- 177 King, Billy- 177 Kircher, Hardy- 15, 38, 68 Klein, Bob- 11, 40, 48, 53, 100 Langston, Theresa-76 Lee, Jamce-177 Lefler, Mark-96 Lemings, Stephen-139 Lemons, Nancy- 177 Lieber, Lori-177 LockmiUer, Sondra-99, 119, 177 Loftis, Debbie-6,7S, 147, 177 Lord, Mary-29,38, 103 Lovett, Kay-79,97 Lowry, Michael- 178 Luciano, Bob-48, SO, 103, 105, 123 -M- Mace, Joanne-178 Manney, Debbie-46 Mapes, Robby-36, 69 Martin, Connie- 178 Massingale, Lynn-40, 62, 75, 90, 135, 139 Mathew, George-178 Mayes, David- 178 Mayfield, Sandra-42, 54, 55, 139, 178 Mazanek, Ed-104, 106 McCauley, Bill- 6, 11, 48, 55, 57, 79,99, 105,111,142,144 McClanahan, Cynthia- 178 McCosh, James- 178 McDowell, Brian- 104, 110, 123, 178 McDuffie, Judy-79, 97 McGhee, Pat-64, 90, 145 McGill, Lynn-79, 80, 81, 82, 138,168 McGrath, Marty-98 McKeeby, Michael-178 Mertz, Bill-3, 28,77,82, 104, 121 Miller, Eugenia- 155 Miller, Mary Ruth- 161 Miner, Jeff-104, 117, 118 Mitchell, Ellen-38,98 Moore, Nancy-56, 99, 178 Moore, Peggy-178 Morris, Jim- 106 Morris, Ronnie- 59 Morris, Sandra- 178 Morton, Barbara-63,75, 142, 144 Moses, Joan-75, 178 -N- Nemeth, John-18, 23, 31, 68, 69 Nichol, Dave-20, 23, 26, 36, 39, 84, 104, 178 -0- O ' Brien, Mike-90, 148, 149, 151, 169 Ogle, Ed-178 -P- Parker, Lugene-81, 99, 138, 178 Payti, Lois- 178 Pell, Steve- 153 Pennington, Gene-134, 135 Perkinson, Bo-33, 36, 69, 85, 125, 144 Peters, Cassandra - 42 Pless, Ted - 71 Postelle, Becky - 139 Powers, Kathy-26, 36, 54,56, 179 Powers, Peggy-6,S6,79,81,99 Puckett, Randy-171 -R- Raper, Butch-106 Reed, David-2, 18, 82, 95, 96 Reed, Elizabeth- 157 Reed, Phil-46 Reynolds, Dale- 124 Reynolds, Melvin-149, 164 Richardella, Susan-31, 132 Ridley, Dennis-125, 126, 127,129 Ridley, Mike-6S, 109, 110, 129 Ridley, Nancy- 154 Robb, Joe-11,30 Robertson, Lennie-114 Robertson, Robert-ll, 14,55,81,99,107 Robinson, Ray- 152 Roddy, Ron- 120 Rodgers, Stephen-40 Ronald, Nancy-42, 65, 111 Rouse, Bob- 160 Rudd, Susan-42, 60,68,143,145,155 Ryberg, Robert- 100, 160 Sample, Dauna-99 Santos, David-35, 162 Satherlie, Dean-110 Schirmer, William-92,97, 168 Schneck, Mark-15 Seepe, Nancy- 154 Senn, Courtney-139, 158 Shankle, Norma-33,92 Shell, Debbie- 29 Sherman, James-156 Shivers, Richard-52, 53, 81, 99 Shultz, Jane- 157 Smith, Alton- 158 Smith, Charles-125, 126, 127,128 Smith, Gilbert-69 Smith, Harry-11,69 Smith, Hershella-6,43 Smith, Pam-40, 69 Smith, Shirley- 155 Snavely, Michal, 96, 102 Springle, Lynn-36, 68 Spurgeon, Kathy-18 Stafford, Barbara- 22 Stinson, Allie-156 Stone, Elizabeth - 54,55,99,146 Strange, Joe - 118 Swafford, Edith - 156 -T- Taylor, Steve- 23, 94 Thomas, Don-U, 28, 52, 99, 145 Thompson, Glenn- 68, 69 Thompson, Jim- 110, 149, 164 Thompson, Steve-98, 104 Thornton, John- 68, 90 Tidwell, Jaqueline-149, 162, 169 Tomberlin, Jeff-36, 85 Travis, Dale-75 Truax, Jeff-101 Turner, Mike- 129 Turner, Charles-60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 133, 150 -U- Upton, Connie- 157 Utlaut, RobeTt-42, 165 -V- Volpe, Mike-98 -W- Wagner, Daryl-44 Wallstedt, Per- 99, 145 Ware, Rhonda- 18, 49, 50, 76, 111, 131, 135,139 Washington, Charlotte-155 Wentworth, Cacky-81 Westbrook, Ed-55, 57, 82, 92, 96, 98, 105 Westcott, Susan-50, 75 White, Debbie-38 White, Mark- 11, 68 Whitfield, Claire- 43, 58, 90 Whiting, Lynn-149, 163 Wiggins, Genevieve-77, 100, 101, 149, 161 Wilburn, Janie-68, 85, 90, 125 Wilson, Jack- 160 Wilson, Morris- 114 Woods, John- 159 Wright, Becky- 97 Wright, Melissa-96,97 -Z- Ziegler, Jim- 145 205 Wesleyan, Our ■smm ' ' ■■ y m i 206 Own Microcosm 207 As night drapes itself softly over the campus, we sit and wonder where the year has gone. This year of happiness, friends, work, and frustrations left not enough time to care, to think, to understand the meaning of our being. We hope as you turn the pages of this book you remember and you care for the school which is so much a part of all our lives, and for the people who make up the school. Wesleyan is a microcosm, but per- haps sometime, somewhere, you ' ll find your place in it and we ' ll find ours. Nocatula Staff 1974 Karen Kennedy Lynn Banner Bo Perkinson Janey Wilburn Doug Griswold Jeff Tomberlin Brad Straub 208 Cooke Librarv For Reference Not to be taken from this room