Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1979 volume:

886J8 u Tennessee Wesleyan College Table Of Contents Pg 1 — Opening Pg 15 — Students Pg 37 — Administration Pg 45 — Activities Pg 77 — Organizations Pg 85 — Advertisements MERNER-PFEIFFER LIBRARY JENNESSEE WESLEYAN COLLEGE ATHENS, m 37303 FEB 2 6 ' 80 a year full of memories 1 i I memories of happy times shared with friends memories of unique people memories of special events 10 ] CHURCH SCHOOL lO ' -OO AM NORNING WORSHIP 1140 AM ND-WEEK WED. 7:00 PN TENNESSEE WESLEYAN COLLEGE CHOIR ■ARCH ZZ TtaOUL 12 memories of Wesley an that will last forever 13 ' M: ' ' M .4 Pansy Adkins — So. Gielda Allen — So. Dennis Amburn — Jr. Fred Anderson — So. Doug Armstrong — Jr. Joyce Arnold — Fr. Libby Bagley — Jr. George Baier — Fr. Cindy Barnett — Fr. James Barry — So. Nancy Barton — So. David Beja — Jr. Ranee Bell — Fr. James Birchfield — Fr. Connie Bishop — Jr. Dexter Brantley — Fr. Cheri Brock — So. Ken Brown — Jr. James Bunker — Fr. Debbie Burton — Jr. 16 Cathryne Byars — Fr. Brad Caldwell — Fr. Kevin Carroll — So. Sylvia Carroll — Jr. mm l ' i 1 J f Jjlt ' V - V William Cate — So. Steven Cernik — Fr. Ann Chapman — Jr. Julie Clark — Fr. Billy Clayton — So. Bruce Coker — Fr. Billy Cole — Jr. Sharon Cole — Fr. Conn Comerford — Teresa Cox — Fr. Brenda Culpepper - Allen Dalton — Fr. So. Jr. 17 Warren Davidson — Jr. William Davidson — Jr. Darlene Davisson — Jr. Kitty Dixon — Fr. James Doane — Fr. Arlene Duff — Fr. Perry Duncan — Fr. Dan Elrod — Jr. Greg Epperson — Jr. Carolyn Evans — Jr. Dan Evans — Fr. Dorothy Farmer — Jr. Melissa Farmer — Fr. Dwayne Fisher — Fr. Brian Forehand — Jr. Mehrdad Foroudastan — Fr. 16 7 p 3g Brian Freed — Fr. Teresa Frost — Fr. Jorge Fuchs — So. Keith Gilbert — So. Kirk Gilbert — So. David Gilliam — Jr. Bobby Greene — Jr. Helen Grubb — Jr. Vincent Gruskiewicz — Fr. James Gunter — So. Bryan Haile — Jr. Kim Hall — So. Carroll Hamilton — Jr. Charles Harrison — Fr. Tony Harrison — Fr. Greg Hawkins — Jr. Libba Hawkins — So. Kenny Hays — So. Lea Hill — Fr, Ronnie Holloway — So. 19 Neale Hoskins — Jr. Lillie Howell — Jr. Richard Huels — Fr. Diane Hunt — Jr. Sheila Hurt — So. Robbie Inman — So. Sheila Jackson — Fr. Sidney Jenkins — Fr. Cindy Johnson — Jr. Steve Johnson — So. Tim Johnson — Jr. Jimmy Jones — So. Tina Jones — Jr. Laurel Jordan — Jr. Debbie King — Fr. Thomas Kitts — Fr. ■3 P m _ - Bm  - .-1 V ' BwR :M 20 BPv ft k ■ 1 i H f x N W V i ? T- .llV . MjJm Michael Lee — So. Stephen Leslie — Jr. Kristine Lingerfelt — Jr. Janice Logan — Fr. Terry Long — Jr. Giles McClintock — Fr. Wes McConkey — Fr. Penny Mclnturff — Jr. Cynthia McKinney — Jr. Kim McPhail — Fr. Bob McVey — Jr. Harold Magee — Jr. Terry Mason — Jr. Tom Medvar — Fr. . Teresa Meredith — Jr. Steven Miller — Fr. 21 Victor Miller — Fr. Majie Milloway — Jr. Steve Millsaps — So. Chris Monroe — So. Scott Monroe — Fr. John Mullinax — Fr. Melody Murphy — So. Caria Newman — Fr. Carol O ' Driscoll — Fr. James Pardue — Fr. Jane Parry — So. Margaret Peery — So. Tim Perrin — Fr. Robin Peterson — Jr. Joni Petitt — Fr. Alan Phillips — Jr. 22 w u,tm- iyii Danny Phillips — So. Loren Plemmons — Jr. Julia Porter — Jr. Angle Poteet — Fr. Felechia Poteet — Fr. David Quensberry — Jr. Dan Quilici — So. Jerry Quirk — Fr. Jeannie Rabenda — Jr. Tim Rader — Jr. Laura Ray — Fr. Rebecca Rayburn — Jr. mMk Randy Reed — Jr. Mike Relva — Jr. Rondal Revis — Fr. Vr iS Ginger Richardson — So. 23 Doug Rodgers — So. Behrooz Sadri — Fr. Robert Saffles — Jr. Lynn Sammons — So. Janet Schneider — Fr. Cynthia Sherlin — Fr. David Sherlin — Jr. Mike Sherlin — Jr. Britt Shivers — Jr. Carl Shivers — So. Jane Slayton — So. Anita Smith — Jr. Sandra Smith — So. Joan Sneed — Jr. Greg Snodgrass — Fr. Lisa Snyder — Fr. David Stoner — Fr. Ricky Suggs — Jr. B H B [ EP ' I !  KK j tn nH SOKl K gg aiiT l wNnii aP5 Ki ®i 24 Kay Tacker — Jr. Kenji Takahashi — Fr. Teck Tan — Jr. Ed Taylor — Jr. . ' -r r Lisa Tomberlin — Fr. Kenny Townsend — Fr. Don Turner — So. Lea Walker — Jr. W km - w Wf i , V j f 1 ' . Y Don Webb — So. George Welesivich — Fr. ■ ■pj K ji flC - Jw i ' T t N ■. .- ' Kathy Whaley — So. Tommy Whaley — Jr. - Cynthia Whitaker — Jr. Jonna Williams — So. Bonnie Wood — Fr. 25 Seniors Mitzi Caron Allen Business Management Bobbi Kim Alley Church Vocations Christian Education Sandra LaVern And( Elementary Educati Judy Arp Sonia Artavia Dewey William Ayers Business Management Henry Edward Baker Pre-Seminary Jack Rollins Bell, Jr. Behavioral Science Reeca Sue Blankenship Business Management 26 8869 nn Boland Wendell Poe Bryant Health and Physical Ed. Connie Jane Burger Business Management Stephen De Wayne Carpenter English Education Karen Lynn Casey Business Education Christopher Robert Cattaneo Cheryl Jean Chambers Mathematics Donald Kenneth Clark Communications — Management Timothy Lee Crye Accounting and Business Management 27 Carol Virginia Currin Music Education Charles Arthur Currin Music Education Wayne Scott Davidson Health and Physical Education Don Earl Davis Health and Physical Education Paul Edward Davis Accounting — Business Management Malcolm Thomas Derrick Business Management Raylene Donaldson Human Services 28 Ruthie Ellis Donna Lynn Foster j« Church Vocations — Christian Education Michael Gaddis Judson McLean Dougherty, Jr. Behavioral Science Kitti J. Elliott Elementary Education James David Ellis Health and Physical Education Peggy Spyers Godson Speech and Theater Carolyn Sue Goforth English Arthur David Goon Business Management 29 Betty Nadine Griffith Human Services Elizabeth Hagan Business Management Teresa Jayne Haile Accounting and Business Management Charles C. Harrison Speech and Theater Rhonda Sue Henderson Accounting Margaret Nancy Hicks Accounting and Business Management Karen Denise Higgins Elementary Education and Kindergarten Sharon Kay Hinton Biology Rebecca Jane Howie Elementary Education 30 Doris Lynn Hudson Elementary Education « Judy Hughes Elementary Education Boyd D. Kincannon Business Management Judy Kyker Elementary Education Beverly Ann Liner Human Services Donald Lee McElyea Speech and Theater Toni Lynne McFarland Biology Barbara L. McKee Elementary Education and Kindergarten Deborah McLemore Human Services 31 Brian Jerome Martin Pre-Seminary Lesley Denise Masengil Communications — Management James Benny Matherly Pre-Seminarv Marcella Matthews Debra Ann Miller Business Education Kathy Miller Cindy Lou Murr Business Management Samuel Mark Newman Social Science Kimberly Borden Patterson Elementary Education 32 Janice Ballard Patrick Human Services Ronald Keith Pearson Business Management James Fanning Penney Biology Lemma Plemmons Timothy Richard Porter Pre-Seminary Karin Price Elementary Education . Proctor Robert Puchalski Elizabeth Roberts 33 Donald Wesley Schaefer Social Science Sharon Suzanne Shultz Business Managem ent Derana Fontenot Smith Elementary Education Tammy Sue Smith Behavioral Science Terrance W. Stansell Daniel Ray Stewart Elemntary Education and Kindergarten Benton Kenning Stewart Psychology Barbara S. Teague Human Services Brenda Jean Trueheart Elementary Education Special Education 34 Delora S. Tutton Business Management Terry Lee Van Dyke Chenaistry Melanie Jeanne Wert Elementary Education Special Education Kathy R. Williams Elementary Education Patricia Anita Williams Elementary Education Rickey Franklin Wilson Human Services Sii Human Services and Church Vocations — Christian Ed. 35 Administrative Staffs William A. Sraalling Chaplain Robbie J. Ensminger Director of Alumni Affairs 36 Dr. Floyd Bowling Interim Academic Dean Tom King Director of Publicity Connie Akers College Nurse ] Ellen Kennedy Bookstore Manager Eugenia Miller Assistant Business Manager Charlotte Washington Service Room 39 Betty Bonnett Admissions Office Zelma Anderson Head Resident New Hall Doris Jones Head Resident Centennial Library Staff 1,. -c- ' . ' • ' ..• «i -lt ■.l;:.; i i ' g Louise Harms Head Librarian ames Tingen 41 Faculty Janice Boyce Assistant Professor — Music Lowell BrubaKer Professor, Psychology James Cheek Associate Professor — English - Dwain Farmer Assistant Professor, Health and P.E. Jeffrey Folks Instructor, English Edmond Cox Professor, Biology Budd Duncan Professor, Chemistry David Duncan Instructor, History 42 Elizabeth Keirn Assistant Professor, Health and P.E. Robert Ryberg Professor, Education B.T. Hutson Assoc. Professor, Bus. Ad. Lynn McGill Associate Professor, Music C. Courtney Senn Assis. Professor, Mathematics 43 Lynn Whiting Instructor, Speech-Theater John Woods Professor, Biology 44 Bulldogs are No. 1 46 ■ ' ' • '  ' !5i« «iH  47 48 The 1978-79 soccer team compiled an outstanding record both as a team and as individuals. At the 1979 Sports Banquet awards were given to Chris Cattaneo, Best Offensive Player; Jorge Fuchs, Best Defensive Player; and Jim Penney, The Hustle Award. Chris earlier in the year was chosen to play for the Atlanta Chiefs. Congratulations to an outstanding TWC soc- cer team. 49 Vk JLojmd off Sl (j Jiolhw 50 Halloween Arts And Crafts Carnival Every year the Athens Community sponsors an Arts and Crafts Carnival on Halloween. Various clubs and organizations from TWC set up booths at this carnaval. This year the carnival ran two nights, and everyone will tell you it was a suc- cess. ii You ' re A Good Man, Charlie Brown. The College Choir was responsible for the TWC production of You ' re a Good Man. Charlie Brown . Al- though the cast was small, with only six people appearing on stage, every member of the Choir was at work behind the scenes. -I 52 Members of the cast were Karen Higgins as Peppermint Patty, Mike Jackson as Linus, Tim Perrin as Scliroeder, Tim Porter as Charlie Brown, and Melanie Wert as Lucy. Charlie Currin was the pianist. 53 The Christmas season was celebrated in early December when the faculty staff members of TWC and the men of TWC were invited to the girls ' dorm for an OPEN HOUSE! Everyone had fun, and the girls worked hard in cleaning their rooms in hopes that a special male person would visit. Christmas Fun! Mrs. Anderson has fun opening a Christmas gift from her girls . 54 A Christmas cake? The choir sure enjoyed this one. a surprise thank you from Mr. McGill for a job well done fall quarter. 55 TWC Basketball! 56 57 li- i «5u ' ' mn lb 1  i _ 58 59 Women Basketball awards this year were given to Sheila Hurt, Most Valu- able Player; Lisa Snyder, Best Defensive Player; and Joni Petitt, Most Improved Player. The 1978-79 season was their first year under the new coach, Brenda Paul. 60 61 1979 Homecoming Court Ginger Richardson escorted by Ken Brown. Sheila Hurt escorted by Tim Rader. Diane Hunt escorted by Bryan Haile. Jeannie Rabenda escorted by Steve McKinney. 62 Peggy Godson escorted by Mike Gaddis. Rebecca Howie escorted by Mike Poe. 1978 Queen Debbie Park escorted by Jack Cor- ley. 1979 Homecoming Queen, Rebecca Howie. 63 Spring Tour Means . . . ... a trip to D.C., singing in the Washington Cathedral, a tour of the Capital Building, making new friends, growing closer to old friends, and in general a wonderful experience for all. At least that ' s what it meant for the 1979 TWC choir which spent a week singing its way through Virginia, D.C., and Maryland. 64 iii rm!li..i 65 Greek Field Day And Greek Bowl • . f ' l l mQ i _• --- i i P Ml 1 n if M 66 X ' Good competition, good food, and good fellowship meant fun for the Greeks at Wesleyan April 20th. Greek Field Day consisting of such events as the egg toss, the three-legged race, and arm wrestling was won by Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity and the Sig Ep little sisters. First place trophies for the Greek Bowl went to Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity and Sigma Kappa Sorority. Judges for the two events were Charlie Bellows and Brenda Paul for field day and David Duncan and Jeffrey Folks for Greek Bowl. 67 68 t Spring Brings Baseball Season P s IH I PV J bai 9 H H 0 n -i . - 69 Spirits were high as the TWC baseball team finished an- other excellent season. Among the honors the team brought to TWC were that Coach Norfleet and Randy Reed were chosen to participate in the International World Cup Series; Reed and John Mitchell received an honorable mention on the Ail- American squad; and Tim Rader was named to the NAIA Academic Ail-American squad. 70 71 .1 i 72 9JI § §f 73 Senior Reception And Graduation MB June 8 and 9 were special days for TWCs 1979 gradu- ates. The night of the eighth they were entertained by the choir and various small groups within the music de- partment at a reception giv- en in their honor. The next day was graduation day, a day to which each senior had looked forward with both anticipation and sad- ness. 74 Commencement awards for the highest overall GPA in the graduating class were given to Melanie Wert and Benny Matherly. The Town- send Awards, given to the seniors chosen as most re- presentative of Tennessee Wesleyan, were given to Melanie Wert and Judd Da ugherty. 75 76 ' ' ha .Ji . ' S :- ' ■ ' ; A ' t4 i M Alpha Chi Front Row: Diane Hunt, Tim Rader, Cheryl Chambers, Lynn Hudson, Brenda Trueheart, Debbie Wynn, Cindy Murr, C.C. Senn; Back Row: Melanie Wert, Britt Shivers, Bryan Haile, Karen Higgins, Doug Hutson. Alpha Xi Delta Cheerleaders Front Row: Giida Allen, Teresa Meredith, Ginger Richard- son, Laura Ray, Toni McFarland; Back Row: Grayland Lawson, Dr. Genevieve Wiggins. Front Row: Angle Poteet, Sheila Jackson; Back Row: Con- nie Burger, Julie Clark, Beverly Liner. 78 Choir First Row: Mr. Lynn McGill. Debbie King, Julia Crystal, Gail Goddard, Arlene Duff, Rhonda Henderson, Debbie Burton, Teresa Meredith, Shea Watson; Second Row: Sheila Axley, Lea Burger, Bobbi Alley, Cheryl Chambers, Suzie Shultz, Gilda Allen, Ginger Richardson, Teresa Cox; Third Row: Jim Goddard, Dan Elrod, Donald Umbarger, Paul Nason, Grayland Lawson, Tim Perrin, Steve Carpenter, Lee Van Dyke, Mike Sewell, Bruce Coker. Circle K Comuter Awareness Front Row: Bill White, Damond Morris, Betty Bonnett, Ellen Kennedy, Barbara Teague, Sandra Smith; Back Row: Dean Miller, Toby Tyler, Babette Howard, Gayle Reese, Judd Daugherty, Tom Derrick. Robert Patrick, Barbara Teague, Janice Patrick, Giles McClintock, John Morris, Sandy Anderson, Tony Harri- son, Lisa Tomberlin, Perry Duncan. 79 Consolidation Judicial Council Teresa Cox, Grayland Lawson, Lea Burger, Suzie Shultz, Tim Wayne Davidson, Mary Ann Boland, Tec Conar, Ginger Rich- Perrin, Ginger Richardson. ardson. Lea Burger, Libba Hawkins. Masqued Players First Row: Robert Saffles, Steve Johnson, Mike Jackson, Bobbi Alley, Tammy Smith, Melanie Wert, Cindy Johnson, Sandy Anderson, Don McElyea, Julia Crystal, Ellen Kennedy, Diane Hunt, Babette Howard, Benny Matherly; Back Row: Lynn Whiting, Taylor Hardy, Jack Bell, Dan EIrod, Jonna Williams, Peggy Godson. % 80 New Exponent Nocatula Staff ■- j M.- aCfcU. . V First Row: Janice Patrick, Jonna Williams, Ellen Kennedy, Cindy Johnson, Dr. Wiggins; Second Row: Brian Forehand. Mike Gaddis, Judd Daugh- erty; Third Row: Artie Goon, Diane Hunt, Dwayne Fisher, Mary Ann Boland, Wayne Davidson. Ellen Kennedy, Jane Parry, Jim Goddard. Cheryl Chambers, Nancy Barton, Ginger Richardson, Lee Van Dyke, Lynn Hudson; Not Pictured: Janice Ballard, Judd Daugherty. Piano Ensemble ff ' ir n y I Seated: Pam Harmon, Shea Watson; Standing: Suzie Shultz, Cheryl Chambers, Charlie Currin, Gilda Allen, Debbie Burton. 81 Pi Kappa Phi Sigma Kappa First Row: Mike Gaddis, Jane Parry, Connie Burger, Dan- ny Phillips. Tec Conar, Chuck Harrison; Second Row: Britt Shivers, Mike Sherlin, Mag Perry, Bryan Haile, I.ibba Hawkins, Bob Puchalski, Wayne Miller, John Miller, Da- vid Calfee, Jerry Quirk. Cheryl Chambers, Nancy Barton, Sylvia Carroll, Peggy Godson, Cindy Johnson, Jane Parry. Reflections Bobbi Alley, Babette Howard, Arlene Duff, Giles McClintock, Julia Crystal, Dan Elrod, Suzie Shultz, Jim Goddard, Gail Goddard, Lee Van Dyke, Teresa Meredith, Tammy Smith, Brenda Trueheart. 82 Sigma Phi Epsilon Seated: David Beja, Mary Ann Boland, Wayne Davidson, Don Schaefer; Standing: Artie Goon. Rick Huels, Brian Forehand, Dexter Brantley, Leslie Cameron, Rick Wilson, Mike Gilbert, Neal Hoskins, Kelly Wilson, Dwayne Fisher, Toni McFarland, William Davidson, Diane Hunt, Pam McCallie, Don Clark. Student Government Assoc. Seated: Artie Goon, Diane Hunt, Don Clark, Carol O ' Driscoll; Standing: Janice Patrick, Tom Derrick, Libba Hawkins, Cheryl Chambers, Bill White, Ginger Richardson, Dwayne Fisher, Mary Ann Boland, Jane Parry; Not Pictured: Bryan Haile, Pres. 83 Who ' s Who Front Row: Debbie Wynn, Brenda Trueheart, Melanie Wert, Elizabeth Roberts, Cheryl Chambers, Kare n Higgins. Carol Currin; Back Row: Sammy Newman, Ken Stewart, Wendell Bryant, Jack Bell, Charlie Currin. Woodsie ' s Chicks Front Row: Lynn Hudson, Sandy Anderson, Debbie Wynn; Back Row: Jonna Wil- liams, Lisa Tomberlin, Darlene Davisson, Brenda Trueheart, Janice Herrell, Melanie Wert, Babette Howard. 84 Advertisemen ts Athens Federal Savings and Loan Athens Insurance Agency Athens Plow Division Athens Shoe Repair Athens Stove Works, Inc. Black ' s Florist The Card Case Carriage House Fashions Cherokee Hardware Company Citizen ' s National Bank Creative Crafts Crescent Hosiery Mills Daily Post Athenian The Earl Etowah Enterprise First National Bank M. Good friend Harris Jewelers Henry-Wilson Jewelry Co. House of Renown Jeeco Johnson ' s Home Furnishings Kid ' s Closet The Liberty Bank May field Dairy Farms Bank of Niota Pizza H ut The Plaza Esquire Riddle and Wallace Drug Roy ' s Small Engine Shop Southern United Bank of McMinn Co. Sweetwater Valley Bank Taylor Implement Williamson Realty Woody ' s Home Furnishings RIDDLE WALLACE DRUGS, INC. 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