Cumberland University - Phoenix Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

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All of which were exhibited by the class this year. Their first project as a class was to help the incoming freshmen get acquainted with the campus. The success of the mentor program was due to help from some of the class. Sponsoring the Homecoming dance for the basketball season was another achievement by the class. We wish all of them the best of luck for the future. 18 Steve Armstrong Jeff Branden Tim Campbell .,..• . v.r W ' ' .-- ' ff JV, David Baird Alan Brown Rocky Adcox William Anderson Cfiris Baxter Lillian Cain Melia Chaffin Dawn Chamberlain MaryChirimumimba Eddie Christian Melissa Cubbs Randell Farley Delaine Freennan John Deliz Jeffery Frame The Thinker Mary Anne Glowa Connice Drennon Mark Franks Mark Harris Bernie Christian My girdle is killing nne. 19 Andre Hess Jayma Holcomb Susan Holleman d:M Scott Holiday Dinah Homeyer A real live Exorcism. Frank Jordan Uk S. . ■ f. ■ Larry Jewell Paula Kerr Leslie Hunt Amy Lee Muhammummed Jah Larry Leslie m «1 1 ' 4 --iJ ■ ' ' •■ m i Wit Phyllis Jakes 90 jm-  S? Barry Lewis Cheryl Lewis Beth McCann Chris McClanahan What does it look like under the glasses? Party . . . party . . . party Chip McClellan Marsha Miller Doug Metz Sherry Morgan Sara Morris Jimmy Murray i la iSi Randy Newman John Page 1-M Keifh Nail Kellie Rushing Samso Omigale Mark Shanback Miss Congeniality 22 Baby Hulk! i Janet Smith Cynthia Speck i Kenny Steele iiii ifiiin Bob Stevens Debbie Thibault Kevin Whitley DanWInfree Andi Thomas Terry Thompson Clyde Truett skipped a day . . . and it still works Mike Whited 23 Reflections Half-way there. For some it has been too long to get this far. Oth- ers have felt it was days of good times, but everyone agrees it has been an experience. Our first year as college freshmen seemed different in many ways, but it was a new beginning. A chance to meet people, start a career, and grow as individuals. Who could forget the first day we arrived on campus. It was our time now to enjoy the maturity of college life. The dominant idea that sticks in our memories is the spirit shared by everyone. Our freshman year was one of change and excitement. The fashion of the season was the toga and Superman became the box office hit of the time. Our Intercollegiate teams seemed to keep winning with the spirit and enthusiasm of friends backing them all the way. As the year came to an end, the question on everyone ' s mind became be back? iV E J«f;.TiV (lKi-arfT;--it ir :j;5VrHiW 24 The answer for most became Yes, as we returned for our final year here at Cumberland. It was now our turn to show the leadership and be the crutches for the new kids on campus. It was the start of a new decade with new ideas and interests. We had a closeness now. There was a lot of excitement, but there would be more spectacles just ahead. Now we begin to think of independence, new faces, and challenges which will further shape our tomorrows. We have wondered at numer- ous social and historical events. Confusion, instability, and corruption. But more fondly, we will remember May 9, 1980. Now let us work to achieve more dreams, contemplate opportunities, and begin from this day. 25 26 FRESHMEN 27 Renee Akers President Sherry Alsup Vice President The freshman class was one of excifement and promise for the future. When they arrived on cam- pus in September they brought with them self confidence and assurance. Their project for the year was the Spring Formal. This became one of the more outstanding events of the spring semester. Next year this class will be the new campus leaders. We wish them well. Kevin Bass ' Becky Bell Kent Booker 28 Angela Bryant Lisa Beard Secretary Leonard Baxter Jeff Burrougtis Pam Arndt Sonya Baird Sandy Brown Dave Cathcart Alfred Cephas Sherry Crutcher Lisa Dies Mine Ebrabimian Stuart Clark Tim Coyne Beth Cherry Beth Craven I can ' t read this. What an arm! Dalydia Dale Harry Duer ,■   - JjjtiM Amir Esfandyai 29 Bonnye Fields Steve Goolsby Sandra Gregory Vicki Henderson Sharon Hicks Zachery Hoxie 30 Donnye Fields Mellnda Fitzgerald Tim Freeman Who is that under the shades? Bobby Hudson Jaiana Hughes Michael Hullett Eyonda Givens Doretha Gordon Lori Gunter David Henon Tanya Hyde Joe Kimbrel Mitch Leeming ; David McGough Suzanne Mills Dale Leever Joe Mason Pafli McJunkin Greg Morris Bruce Johnson Kirk LaVeck Howard Lester Patricia Ladd Kendra Lester Clarissa Jones Phillip Lea Laura Lewis Drifting Away 31 This book doesn ' t make any sense. Morris Proctor 32 Shirley Pugh John Ramsey ' V. Suzy Nelson n. Franl Nitty Kim Paine Micl ey Randolph Robert Nordin Susan Partlow Rick Reynolds Jimbo Riggs Stacey Robinson Jac ' Que Seay Robert Summitt David Roche Mike Sawyer Scott Shanks Rick Stout Janice Tapley Jeft Ringham Sherrie Roberts Kendall Robinson Don ' t bother me right now. KristieThurman Ray Torian Sherrie Vanhuss 33 I just bit a nut. Is it true that blondes have more fun? Marianne Williamson 34 Rhonda Wills 1 - I Myron Warwick Nina Weik Dianne Williamson Leslie Wilson Janie Woods Failed another one. Todd and Lieza at the formal Mark Wolfe % FRESHMAN S-s w- ' iitrm: H-H, ' 39 PRESIDENT ' S TABLE UMit ' ' The President ' s Round Table consists of the officers of clubs and organizations, editors of school publication, and the President of Cumberland College. Its purposes are to provide for the common interests and to promote the general welfare of the students and the College. MEMBERS Art Club Bob Boerger B.S.U. Cheryl Lewis Phi Theta Kappa Mary Anne Glowa Phi Beta Lambda Ed Holland Edward Potter Hall Larry Jones Mary White Hall Paula Kerr Justin Potter Hall Louis Stewart Sophomore Class Brian Hotfmeister Freshman Class Renee Akers Cheerleaders Sherrie Roberts Drill Team Debra Clark Pep Club Paula Kerr College Singers Leslie Hunt Show Choir Bonnie Shankle Bell Choir Brad Jones Outdoor Club Sherry Morgan President Terry Thompson Vice-President Bernie Christian Secretary Sherry Morgan PHOENIX Terry Thompson 40 STUDENT COUNCIL mmim MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL Sophomore Representatives : Amy Lee X ' tAi M Bob Boogie Boerger : Freshman Representatives m mmmm Sherry Alsup mmmmBm Wayne Newberry Commuter Representatives ' ■■ ■■ ■■ ' ■■ ' ■■ Gaye Johnson Flynn Neal Students at Large Jerry Whitey Janzsen Mary White Hall Paula Kerr Edward Potter Hall Larry Jones Sophomore President Brian Hotfmeister Freshman President Renee Akers Faculty Advisor Mrs. Carolyn Beard Terry Thompson President Bernie Christian Vice-President Sherry Morgan Secretary The Student Council of this year was one of the most active Councils Cumberland had ever had. They were responsible for planning, supervising, and participating in most of the activities that were held on the campus. Some of these activities include special movie nights, the basketball homecoming, and the Christmas Hanging of the Green. The operation of the remodeled Student Center also fell under the jurisdiction of the Student Council. 41 42 43 PHI THETA KAPPA Phi Theta Kappa is a nationally affiliated honor fraternity. The students who are members of this organization must maintain a 3.00 cumulative academic average. The fraternity seeks to recognize and encourage excellence in its proper discipline. Also the fraternity contributes significantly to the intellectual life of the campus by stimulating students to sound scholarship by fostering creativity, developing leadership, and deepening appreciation for intellectual and cultural pursuits. The club this year sponsored the talent show and the Turkey Raffle; both held during the fall semester. Row One: Sonya Baird, Patti McJunkin, Sandra Brown, Patricia Ladd, Debra Clark, Regina Webber, Alan Brown, Debbie Thibault. Row Two: Susan Holleman, Mary Shigar Chiririmiunnba, Gaye Johnson, Mary Anne Glowa, Rocky Adcox. Row Three: Mrs. Lucky Brown, Suzanne Mills, Sandra Gregory, Beth Cherry, Leslie Hunt, Lori Gunter, Debbie Jones, Renee Ortengren, Brian Hotfmenster, Burnie Christain, Sherry Morgan, Kevin Bass, Ms. Daphine Beil. Row Four: Tami Baker, Anita Neighbors, Mark Schanback, Beth Hancock, Pam Neal, Jaoana Hughes, Cheryl Lewis, Trinda Clark, Michael Hullett, Flynn Neal, Terry Thompson. 44 PHI BETA LAMBDA The object of Chapter 1 91 9 of Phi Beta Lambda is to serve as a professional organization for business students preparing for careers in business or in business education. The Club ' s mennbers include any students who wish to become members. The club this year under the leadership of Mrs. Marilyn Mathis and Ed Holland, went to the State Convention in Gatlinburg and received a lot of honors. Regina Webber was elected to the position of State President of Phi Beta Lambda. Sherry Crutcher, Steve Armstrong, Regina Webber, Cynthia Taylor, Steve Chambers, Ed Holland, Phyllis Jakes, Shirley Pugh, Linda McCathern, Eddie Christian, Sherry Alsup, Susan Holleman, Debbie Jones, Mary Anne Glowa, Marylin Mathis; Advisor, David Roche, Thomas Bobo, Myron War- wick, and Sherry Morgan. 45 46 47 RBOOK STAFF. The PHOENIX is put together with a lot ot hard work and patierice. It takes the work of photographers, copy writers, and an editor. It presents a permanent pictorial record of the highlights of the school year. This publication provides opportunity for the students to develop their literary, business, and artistic talents. .YEARBOOK STAFF Sincerely, Terry Thompson PHOENIX Editor May 9, 1 980 As editor of the PHOENIX Yearbook I have come across some great chal- lenges. Trying to decide what is important to the students of Cumberland and putting them into pictures is a difficult task itself. I have had the pleasure of being the editor of this publication the past two years and have enjoyed both. There are several people I would like to recog- nize for their help and opinions. First, the advisor for the PHOENIX, Mrs. Frankie Kinnard who had the faith in me for two years in doing this book. Thanks to Mr. Jim Dressier for taking pictures, ordering supplies, and all the photography advice. A lot of response from ideas came from Mrs. Cynthia Brumfield and Mrs. Carol Bass, thanks. Then there is the staff who helps in putting things together and putting up with me when we were getting close to a deadline. Most of all, I would like to thank you, the Student Body and Faculty of Cumberland College for providing us with the entertainment to photograph. I hope you all enjoy the book as much as I have enjoyed putting it together for you. lAPTIST STUDENT UNION Row One: Bernie Christian, Sherry Morgan, Debra Clark, Janet Smith, Cheryl Lewis, Myron Warnnick, Row Two: Chuck Oliver, Leslie Hunt, Deb- bie Jones, Eddie Christian, Bonnye Fields. The Baptist Student Union is sponsored by the Student Division of the Southern Baptist Convention. While it is open primarily for membership to Baptist students others who are interested in Christian fellowship and programs may be included. The President of this year ' s B.S.U. is Cheryl Lewis. 50 OUTDOOR CLUB The Outdoor Club is sponsored by Boone Swain. The members of the club share a common love of the great outdoors. In addition to the annual cookout at Cedars of Lebanon State Park, they had numerous weekend camping and canoe trips. They participated in community projects such as picking up trash and the American Cancer Society ' s Bike-a-thon. Row One: Kim Paine, Lisa Cotton, Clarrissa Jones, Debra Clark, Phyllis Jakes, Debbie Thibault, Sandra Gregory, Jayma Holcomb, Sherry Morgan, Row Two: Myron Warnmick, Paula Kerr, Janet Smith, Shirley Pugh, Clyde Truett, Stuart Clark, Roxanne Hilley, Michael Hullett. Advisors: Kenneth Hawkins and Doyle Boone Swain 51 53 PCLUB The Pep Club kept the spirit flowing during the 1 979-80 basketball season, and also kept the concession stand running. Sponsoring the Pep Club was Mrs. Sarah Englett. Without the help and support of Mrs. Englett the Pep Club would not exist. The Pep Club had various events to do at the pep rallies this year, and Homecoming kept them jumping. The Pep Club ' s project this year was to obtain equipment for the baseball team. The club consists of people who want to show the spirit and pride of their school and athletes. Row One: Jayma Holcomb, Larry Jones, Leslie Wilson. Clarissa Jones, Paula Kerr, Jalana Hughs, Myron Warwick, Debbie Thibault, Randell Farley, Donnie Fields, Dinah Homeyer. Row Two: Janet Smith, Donna Belcher, Jaquelin Peeler, Pam Presely, Dianne Williamson, Beth Hancock, Kathy Johnson, Doc Holliday, Bonnie Fields, Pam Rigsby, Gaye Johnson. Row Three: Mrs. Sarah Englett, Dave McGough, Whitey Janszen, Sherrie Roberts, Kim Adcock, Lori Gunter, Kim Paine, Trinda Clark, Pamela Arndt, Kevin Bass. Row Four: Renee Akers, Leisa Cotton, Shirley Pugh, Phyllis Jakes, Sherry Morgan, Debra Clark, Sherrie Vanheiss, Roxanne Hilley, Marcia Stokes, JacQue Seay, Cheryl Lewis. 54 ART CLUB Becky Bell, Lisa Beard, Pam Arndt, Steve Goolsby, Trinda Clark, Robert Boogie Boerger, Larry Jones, Jeff Tree Ringham, Advisor: Kathy McGovern. The Art Club, is an organization made up of those students in the school who are in some way connected with the Cumberland art program. It is sponsored by Mrs. Kathy McGovern. Several club members attended the Appalachian Craft Fair in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. They also visited Arrowmont School of crafts. Numerous trips were also taken to Nash- ville and the vicinity to study the local art forms. The students participating in the club took part in all school functions, along with many outside activities such as Action Auction, a fund raising event offered by a Nashville affiliated television station. They also were involved in local art exhibits presented by area banks. 55 ATHLETICS I 1 979-80 MEN ' S BASKETBALL SEASON 59 Excitement In the Doghouse The 1 979-80 Bulldogs ended the season with a 1 1 win, 1 5 loss record. Mickey Englett was the head coach, Hal Williams and Tommy Smith were assistant coaches. The Bulldogs did not always end up on top, as far as score is con- cerned, but there was seldom a dull moment during the games. The cheerleaders always kept the fans full of spirit and cheering the whole season. David Baird led the season in scoring with a 322 point total and a 12.4 point average per game. Rick Stout came in second with a 303 point total and a 11 .7 point average. Four of the Bulldogs will be graduating this year not returning. They are David Baird, Chris Baxter, Mark Harris, and Keith Nail. 60 62 Row gj; ?5[ane Williamson, Sherrie Roberts, Donna Belcher, Gaye Johnson Row Two: Andre Hess, Lori Gunter, Pam Presley, Kathy Johnson, Clarisa Jones, Leslie Wilson Advisor: Mrs. Sarah Englett 1 979-80 BULLDOG CHEERLEADERS 64 C7;:. CUMBE 1 979-80 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL SEASON 67 SCORES CUMBERLAND OPPONENT 102 Ft. Campbell 49 59 Tennessee Tech 87 89 David Lipscomb 74 68 Martin 46 77 Martin 71 74 Motlow State 66 83 Cleveland State 80 85 Martin 55 67 Chattanooga State 48 80 Hiwassee 69 61 Volunteer State 59 71 Chattanooga State 56 71 Columbia State 59 52 Walters State 75 59 Morristown 69 60 Roane State 68 63 Motlow State 71 79 Ft. Campbell 64 89 Columbia State 33 75 Columbia State 93 84 Roane State 73 57 Motlow State 64 63 Hiwassee 61 64 Morristown 71 76 Walters State 68 79 Volunteer State 68 LEFT TO RIGHT Hal Williams, Doug Clark, Marsha Miller, Suzanne Mills, Patti McJunkins, Kellie Rushing, Katrina Russell, Pam Neal, Andi Thomas, Kim Paine, Lillian Cain, Leisa Cotton, and Joe Kimberl RANKED SECOND IN NATION Coach Hal Williams led his Lady Bulldogs to an 1 8-8 season. This is an extremely good record considering this is only the third year for women ' s basketball at Cumberland College. At one point in the season they were named second in the nation in women ' s junior college basketball. The team was led in scoring by Kellie Rushing with a 430 point total and a 1 6.5 point average. Lillian Cain came in second in scoring with a 341 points total and a 1 3. 1 point average. Melissa Cubbins Debra Clark Sherri Vanhuss Phyllis Jakes Shirley Pugh Renee Akers Kim Adcock Debbie Thibault Janice Tapley 1980 DRILL TEAM 71 adition Brought Back . . . Tammy Binkley Donna Belcher Homecoming 1980 72 ' f T lp m 73 1 979-80 MEN ' S TENNIS SEASON i I Swinging to tine Finals Coached by Hal Williams and Blake Henderickson, the tennis team made a gallant eftort to do as well as the team of last year. Although they did not succeed, they did their best under some difficult circumstances. Representing Cumberland in the state finals were Scott Shanks in singles and Steve Armstrong and Bernie Christian in the doubles class. Cumberland finished fourth in the state of over all competition. ::: Row One: Lyie Carlson, Barry Lewis, Steve J , , Armstrong Row Two: Bernie Christian, Scott Shanks, Stewart Clarl 76 77 1979-80 Baseball Season -X ' SiaesisssK: !i.:iass 2sis.-i.:i 79 NO STRIKE-OUTS THIS SEASON! r -; Most of the games played by the Bulldog Hitters were played on the home field; providing Cumber- land fans with the best baseball T season ever. M mi T 1 v There for a while it seemed like the successful team didn ' t know the meaning of . . . Losing a game. The well deserved notability of this team finally came at an all time high when on the eighth day of March, on the home field, President Ernest Stockton announced that the polls showed Cumberland College ' s Baseball team ranked number one in the nation of Junior Colleges. This was first for Cumberland College and the state of Tennessee. With this welcomed announcement, came the publicity from area television stations and newspapers. The Bulldog team became the highlight of sports conversation in Middle Tennessee. The coaches, team members, and the students of Cumberland will never forget this winning event of the year. I • A h. :«Si3 80 • .   . - ■ 81 t !«- M 32 -itf J: ' •4 : - ' 1 iiflii flr - m ML. sr j|i. 84 PERSONNEL 85 Br. Dr. Ernest L. Stockton President 86 Jack H. Howard Academic D ean Mathematics Science Kenneth Hawkins Business Manager Darryl Robinson Dean of Students Chemistry Charles Gregory Director of Admissions Mary White Resident James Edwin Swain Director of Financial Aid 87 Margret Akins Piano Music Theory Carolyn Beard Education Psychology Student Council Advisor Lucie Brown English Phi Theta Kappa Advisor Cynthia Brumfieid Head Librarian Elizabeth Cook Business Dr. Donna Dykes Religion Sociology Dr. H. Bert Coble Director of Music Jim Dressier Social Science Photography Michael Englett Director of Athletics Baseball Coach Basketball Coach Daphne Hatton Mathematics Dorothy Jenkins Developmental Studies Frankie Kinnard English Speech Year book Advisor mm!smmm,ms« m m : ' . . .- v .- .. .-. mmm mm Mmmmmmmmm m Marylin Mathis Business Phi Beta Lambda Advisor Doyle Swain Biology Outdoor Club Advisor Georgia Weiborn Voice Diction . Kathy McGovern Art Art Club Advisor Sally Swain Biology Genetics Harry Williams Physical Education Women ' s Basketball Coach Imogene Ahles Secretary to President Jean Ayers Secretary to Chairman of Board of Trustees Carol Bass Assistant to Librarian 92 Sarah Englett Alumni Secretary Pep Club Advisor Cheerleader Advisor Drill Team Sponsor Regina Poss Secretary to Director of Financial Aid Mildred Stone Secretary to Dean of Students and Academic Dean Dorothy Lee Secretary to Director of Admissions Mary Templeton Secretary to Business Manager 94 MUSIC 95 WidWBipaMfflS COLLEGE SINGERS 96 Being a member of the top choir in a college you must possess an extreme amount of talent and give of yourself a lot of hard work and time. All these characteristics were produced by this year ' s College Singers. The annual Dinner at Cumberland was the first project of the choir. This fund raiser is held during the Christmas season with a buffet dinner and entertainment provided by the music department ' s choirs and soloists. During the spring semester, traveling throughout the east coast to Washington D.C. was the highlight for this group. While in the nation ' s capital, the choir sang for President Jimmy Carter and the congregation of his church. 97 Christmas time and Dinner at Cumberland The College Singers sings How Still He Rests. Enjoying a great dinner Show Choir entertains a large crowd. 98 Brad Jones . . . Organ solo The bells at Christmas Christmas Calypso ' Enjoying what they hear Singing around the guests and Christmas tree 99 SHOW CHOIR 1CX) Along with the College Singers and the Handbell Choir, the Show Choir also toured the nation ' s capital, Washington D.C., during Spring Break. This group traveled all over the southern portion of the United States and sang for various groups of students and adults. Songs such as Tenderly, Do Lord, and Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, were just a few that the Show Choir entertained their audiences with this year. Andre Hess, Susie Nelson, Bonnie Shankle, Jack Donaldson, Kent Booker, Beth McCann, Beth Cherry, Mark Farley, JimBo Riggs, John Deliz, Leslie Hunt, Dorethat Gqrdon, Zachary Hoxie, Beth Craven, Rusty Boggs Conductor: Dr. H. B. Coble 101 . QL ND COij HANDBELL CHOIR It- -i 102 The Cumberland College Handbells were given to the school by Mrs. Virginia Lawlor in memory of her husband who had a great love for music. The ringers of this year ' s choir were known as the best handbell choir Cumberland has ever had. They traveled to Washington DC. with the College Singers during the month of March. Mrs. Judy Hunnicutt, a well-known writer of handbell music here in Tennessee, wrote a Cumberland Fantasy and dedicated it to this choir. They rang all over the state for schools, civic groups, and banquets. Another one of the highlights was ringing for the Southern Baptist Convention of Handbell Ringers in Nashville. Row One: Mary Anne Glowa, Beth Cherry, Roxanne Hilley, Cheryl Lewis, Leslie Hunt, Bonnie Shankle, Dawn Chaimberlain Row Two: Brad Jones, JimBo Riggs, Rusty Boggs, Mark Farley, Jack Donaldson, John Deliz, Conductor: Dr. H, B, Coble 103 ;i 3 i? jl K ? Z. 104 ACHIEVEMENTS i 05 WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES Robert F. Boerger 267 Deephaven Dr. Cincinnati, OH Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boerger Art Club President, Student Council, President ' s Round Table, Pep Club Alan Curtis Brown 22 Second Ave. Mt. Juliet Mr. and Mrs. Leaman Brown Phi Theta Kappa, Rotary Club Scholarship (Picture not available) i Bernie Carl Christian 1 507 Woodside Dr. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Christian Student Council, Vice-President of Student Council, Phi Beta Kappa, Pep Club, Vice-President of BSU, President ' s Round Table, Disciplinary Committee, Member of TJCAA Championship Tennis Team Academic Scholarship Mary Anne Glowa 269 Whittier Ave. Floral Park NY Mr. and Mrs. John P. Glowa Phi Theta Kappa President, Phi Beta Lambda, Pep Club, College Singers, Handbell Choir, Pep Band, President ' s Round Table, Academic Comrriittee Brian Hoffmeister Cincinnati, Ohio Karl and Clare Hoffmeister Baseball, Student Council, Phi Theta Kappa, President ' s Round Table, Math Award, Academic Scholarship, Athletic Scholarship Cheryl Lewis Rt. 1 Box 282 Alexandria Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lewis Phi Theta Kappa, B.S.U., President Sherry Morgan Route 5 Box 49, Lafayette Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Morgan Secretary of Freshman class. Outdoor Club, Secretary, Pep Band Sec, Pep Club, Phi Theta Kappa, BSD Program Director, Phi Beta Lambda, President ' s Round Table, Art Club Flynn Neal 11 A WestHill Dr. , Lebanon Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Neal Student Council, Phi Theta Kappa, Academic Committee, President ' s Round Table, Biology Award, Academic Scholarship Renee Ortengren 114Tanglewood Dr., Mt. Juliet ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Ortengren Pep Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Annual Staff, Women ' s Club Scholarship, Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship, Miss Cumberland Terry Thompson 1 06 Front Street, New Holland, Ohio Mrs. Connie Thompson Student Council, Vice-President Freshman Class, President ' s Round Table, Phoenix Editor, Vice-President Art Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Disciplinary Committee, Publication Committee, Show Choir, Handbell Choir, President of Student Council, Alumni Advisory Board, Pep Club Leslie Hunt 5401 Innwood Rd. Knoxville Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hunt Pep Band, Show Choir, Bell Choir, College Singers President, B.S.U., Phi Theta Kappa, Pep Club, Music Scholarship AWARDS AND HONORS 1980 President ' s Award Cumberland College Service Award Civitan Good Citizenship Award Student Council Awards Outstanding Faculty Outstanding Young Man Outstanding Young Woman Cumberland Women ' s Club Award Academic Award Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges Miss Cumberland Mr. Cumberland Chamber of Commerce Award in Business Administration Banker ' s Award in Accounting Mathematics Achievement Award Biology Award William Bowen Campbell Award in American History Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship Phi Beta Lambda Award Cumberland Women ' s Club Scholarship History Associates of Wilson County Award Music Service Award College Singer ' s Director Award Lebanon Music Club Awards H.Bert Coble Medal Future Educator Award Research Award in English Banker ' s Award in Secretarial Science Mary Anne Glowa Terry L. Thompson Cheryl Diane Lewis Dean Jack Howard Terry L. Thompson Paula Kerr Cheryl Diane Lewis Mary Anne Glowa Robert F. Boerger Alan Curtis Brown MaryChirimumimba Bernie Carl Christian Mary Anne Glowa Brian Karl Hoffmeister Leslie Hunt Cheryl Diane Lewis Sherry Gail Morgan Flynn Haskell Neal Catherine Renee Ortengren Terry L. Thompson Catherine Renee Ortengren Mark Hall Harris Alan C. Brown Ursula Trevathan Patricia Ladd Mary Chirimumimba Patricia Ladd Nancy Nave Marita Caron Golden Edward Earl Holland Trinda Clark Janie Lynn Woods Russell L. Boggs JackM. Donaldson Leslie Hunt Elizabeth Cherry Raymond Kent Booker Bryan Horn Alan C. Brown Mary Anne Glowa 1980 GRADUATES Associate in Arts May 9, 1980 William David Baird Jayma Holcomb Kellie Ann Rushing Thomas Bobo Bryan P. Horn Mark Anthony Schanback Tim Campbell Larry D. Jewell Robert F. Stevens Dawn Chamberlain Cynthia Gaye Johnson Cynthia Taylor Steve Chambers Deborah Jones Andrea Thomas Lyie Carlson Larry R. Jones Linda D. Tolbert Connice Drennon Terry Frank Jordan Clyde Truett Jr. Mary Anne Glowa Barry D. Lewis Mark W. Truslow Mark Hall Harris Donald Keith Nail Sandra Williams Stephen Hendrickson Catherine Renee Ortengren Associate in Science May 9, 1980 Regina Therese Webber Steven B. Armstrong Scot A. Holliday Chris McClanahan Christopher D. Baxter Deborah K. Hughes Joe M. McClellan Donna Lynn Belcher Jerome P. Janszen Douglas T. Metz Alan Curtis Brown Paula C. Kerr Marsha Lynn Miller Mary Chirimumimba Cheryl Diane Lewis Sherry Gail Morgan BernieCarl Christian Jordan F. Litsey Flynn H. Neal Brian K. Hotfmeister Timothy E. Luginbuhl Deborah Thibault Susan Yvonne Holleman Associate in Music May 9, 1980 Terry L. Thompson Russell Lee Boggs Leslie Hunt Bradley E. Jones JackM. Donaldson Associate in Arts August 1,1980 Bonnie Beth Shankle Lillian J. Cain Dinah Lee Homeyer Linda A. Nelson Melia Ann Chaffin M. Ash bey Jones Cynthia Ann Speck Mark Anthony Franks Elizabeth McCann Associate in Science August 1,1980 Louis T. Stewart MarkTomlinson Amy Elaine Lee SSist 138 COMMENCEMENT 112 113 Take from those who came before you, their very best . . . Give to all who will follow you your very best . . . In so doing you can close a circle and widen a world. 114 115 116 117 BUSINESS Bdrbtira Reed Jimmy Reed SNOW WHITE DRIVE-IN Open-pit Hickory Smoked Bar-B-Q Highway 70 West 449-0896 Owned and Operated by William and Robert Hodges SUNSET RESTAURANT Finest of Food ' Private Banquet Room Located 23 1 South GREEN ' S BEN FRANKLIN We Bring Variety to Life. Village Center Lebanon, Tenn. 444-5766 FOOT-WORLD Save 30 to 50 percent Mon.-Sat. 9-6 I0I7W. MalnSt. 449-0691 Lebanon, Tenn. 37087 I ' VJ ■ The Lebanon Democrat inj W.lvx. C.Kjnn Nrm. We publuh |h( ne s  t ui ou ' comm«r,ti Unh dai ) «ftilf il i ii.l) twws Reid us £n|OT THE LEBANON DEMOCRAT Lebanon and Wilson County ' s Own Daily Newspaper Serving One of The Largest Growing Areas in The State of Tennessee. Lebanon, Tenn. 4443952 LEBANON BANK Five Locations to Serve You Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporations Lebanon, Wa+er+own, and M+. Juliet PRECISION RUBBER PRODUCTS CORPORATION O Ring, Seals and Molded Rubber Specialties Hartmann Drive Lebanon, Tenn. 37087 Complinrien+s of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 214 N. Cumberland 4445392 JOHN HATCHER ' S MEN ' S WEAR I 1 2 S. College St. Lebanon, Tenn. 444-3 1 20 LUX TIME DIVISION Robertshaw Controls Company and Employees Lebanon, Tenn. ED ' S SHOES Shoes for The Entire Family Cadars of Lebanon Shopping Center 444-3443 Compliments from HABITAT PET STORE Serving The Lebanon-Wilson County Area with Dogs, Cats, Small Animals, Tropical Fish, and Professional Dog Grooming Supplies 1 327 West Main St. 449-2558 Randy Jackson Sam Belcher Clalrlssee Clayborn Janie Dunn Joe Hodges RANDY ' S BARBER SHOP 1028 West Main 444-7712 pUIK-STOP SUPERETTE 506 West Main 4446006 TRW INC. ROSS GEAR DIVISION PLANTS: Laytayette, TN Lebanon, TN Greenville, TN SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY I 12 S. College Street 444-3120 BURCHETT FORD We Make it Happen Highway 70 Wejt Lebanon, Tenn. 259-2287 Van Rodgers Owner LEBANON PORTER PAINTS Complete Frame Shop Oval — Circle — Square Matting 104 Oak Street 444-2513 CLEMENTS BOOK SHOP Best Sellers, Backgammon and Greeting Cards West Hills Shopping Center 444-8584 WINFREY ' S RONE JEWELERS Jewelry Has Been Our Business for 25 Years. Cedars of Lebanon Shopping Center Lebanon, Tenn. 444-8391 i MiKIN-HOBSINS I5g CREAM STORE Custom Made Desserts for All Occasions 149 Public Square 444-6121 C C SPORTS CENTER 1028 W. Main 444 5491 DAVID ' S PIZZA BEST PIZZA IN TOWN Call in Orders Welcome 444-8232 106 E. High DICK ' S FOOD MART WEST MAIN ' S SUPERMARKET Quality Fresh Meats l2l8W.Main 444-2132 NEAL ' S AMOCO SERVICE Ryder Truck Rentals Gas — Oil — Bat+erles — Tires Car Repairs — Lubrication 909 W. Main 444-5952 LOH ' S TOOLS Hartman Dr. 444-1904 NEEDLE CRAFT AND HOBBY SHOP 1441 BaddourPkwy 449-2919 WILSON COUNTY FLOWER SHOP Oleda Bass Hill Owner-Manager Fred Powell Florist 2ll3W.Main 444-0514 iiijiftfcjj S. N. COOK HARDWARE 1010 West Main 1 12 Public Square 444-5060 444-9180 KLEAN WAY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY 21 7 S. Maple 444-2012 THE PEOPLE ' S BANK COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE LEBANON, NORENE, ML JULIET ♦DRIVE IN WINDOW Large Enough to Serve You — Small Enough to Know You 240 W. Main St. Lebanon, Tennessee Phone 444-6305 TOWNE COUNTRY FURNITURE 1 305 W. Main 444-4646 BELL OIL COMPANY 209 Knoxvllle 444-3570 GIT-n-GO LEBANON CHEMICALS Janitorial Supplies for Home — School — Office 311 S. College 444 I 787 R ' ftLrv ■■ FAKES HOOKER LUMBER CO. Serving Lebanon for Eighty Years 150 S. Maple 4445904 AUTO PARTS SERVICE CO. INC. Replacenrient Parts for Car — Truck — Tractor 152 S. Maple 4442062 SHONEY ' S BIG BOY RESTAURANTS 231 South 444-2447 OCCIDENTAL LIFE A Transamerica Company Thonnas A. Bryan, CLU General Agent P.O. Box 487 Bus — 4444559 Res — 444 0920 FLOWERS BY LYNN Flowers by Lynn mean something special. 103 West Main 444-4633 DRIVER ' S BAKERY INC. For All Your Baking Needs 1019 W. Main 4442902 WRIGHT PRINTING COMPANY lOBHar+manDr. 444 0947 $ Mens Shop 102 E. Main St. Lebanon, Tenn. 37087 444- 1 963 132 ir ti ttiiteit .. «■. m :.£ tfW BT - 133 135 }36 - -r  137 139 B ■ ■ v R ft ' [iM ' n ■Rs H H ■-« ' BI B . . .insH ■ s Hf H f; -f A m  L. •• } H ■ ' M ■ m M ■ « Xi J 1 140 i42 143 Tl e.time has finally come ; .for us to leave this place. Guide us and protect us and lead us in thy grace. Wherever life may take us as we go our separate ways, help us share with others the things we share today. May the peace of God the father and the love of Christ his son, guide us in the days ahead, and strengthen us each one. May the blessings of the spirit fill us from within. God bless us and return us to this fellowship once again. ,.- j :yn ' 4