Hiwassee College - Hiwassee Yearbook (Madisonville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

Thij is the state of man: today he puts forth The tender leaves of hope; tomorrow blossoms . . . SHAKESPEARE EDITOR - Judy Roudebush Contents FOREWORD DEDICATION OUR PRESIDENT ADMINISTRATION FACULTY AND STAFF SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ORGANIZATIONS FAVORITES ATHLETICS ADVERTISERS Man cannot live by bread alone, but our existence depends upon the satisfaction of both spiritual and physical needs. Too often we leave many things unsaid, and ourap- preciation to the one who Alls our physical needs has gone unspoken. In sincere grat- itude for your endless, day-to-day labo r, we dedicate this yearbook to our own, BRYANT SMILEY. ADMINISTRATION The quality of mercy is not strained; It droppeth, as the gentle rain from heaven Upon the place beneath; it is twice bless ' d — It bless eth him that gives, and him that takes. SHAKESPEARE DEAN - REGISTRAR James H. Amburgey BUSINESS MANAGER W. D. Coleman PRESIDENT Horace N. Barker DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS B. D. Benton LOU ELLA BENTON Secretary RUTH BIGGERS Mathematics VIRGINIA BIGGERS Secretary HARTFORD BOYD Agriculture HARLEY BROOKS, JR. Librarian J. M. DONEHEW Director of Music and Social Science CHESTER DOUB Science ORAN ELROD Business Administration JOHN GREER College and Community Pastor J. W. HILL Dean Emeritus and Social Science EVELYN LAYCOCK Religion WILLLA M LAYCOCK Social Science MABLE LEDFORD Secretarial Science WILLIAM McBRIDE Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds J. W. MOSER Industrial Arts ANNA JOYCE NORTHERN Physical Education THOMAS NORTHERN Director of Athletics and Physical Education LOU ELLA SHERLIN Rural Worker BRYANT SMILEY Superintendent of Dining Hall ROSE WARRICK English ROGER SOLOMON English and Education MERLE WILSON Secretary ETHEL WOMAC Hone Economics and Dietitian SOPHOMORES And then is heard no more: Class Officers ) Harry Stapleton, Gloria Looney, Connie Mack Farmer, James Shular, Larry Cornett CHARLES HOMER ABERNATHY Madison ville, Tennessee DALE HOUSTON BAILEY Friendsville, Tennessee MILDRED ROWENA BELLAMY Kingsport, Tennessee LARRY KEITH BEST Greenback, Tennessee CLARENCE C. BLACKBURN, JR. Blountville, Tennessee BETTY JAYNE BRADEN Maryville, Tennessee CHARLES WILLIS HARRINGTON Sugar Grove, Virginia CAROLYN PATRICIA HAWKINS Madisonville, Tennessee JIMMY HUGGINS Maryville, Tennessee PATRICIA IRENE ISBILL Madisonville, Tennessee LAWRENCE THEODORE JOHNSON Tazewell, Virginia MARTHA EVELYN JOHNSON Tazewell, Virginia SHELBY JEAN BROOKS Kingsport, Tennessee BETTY LOUISE BROWN Cosby, Tennessee CHARLES CURTIS BURNETT, JR. Knoxville, Tennessee ROBERT FIELDON CALE Cripple Creek, Virginia WANDA MAY CLARK Maryville, Tennessee JOSEPH SHELDON COLLEY Tenso, Virginia SERDEL FREDERICK CORBETT Mt. Morris, Illinois LARRY CECIL CORNETT Appalachia, Virginia WAYNE D. CURRY Pennington Gap, Virginia DONALD ROBERT DAVIDSON Oak Ridge, Tennessee MYRTLE ELIZABETH DULANEY Poplar Hill, Virginia BETTY LOU EDWARDS Nora, Virginia CARL RONALD ELY Dryden, Virginia JIMMY NORMAN ESTRIDGE Cleveland, Tennessee NANNIE LEE EWING Dayton, Tennessee WILLIAM BARTON EWING Dayton, Tennessee CONNIE MACK FARMER Rural Retreat, Virginia J. W. FRANCE Newport, Tennessee FRED GARVER Cosby, Tennessee LTNDOL GRANT GREENE Dunlap, Tennessee WILLIAM A. HALL Tellico Plains, Tennessee MARJORIE ELLEN HAMBLIN Rocky Gap, Virginia LLOYD CARROLL HAMILTON Nora, Virginia CHARLES E. HANSEL Chattanooga, Tennessee CHARLES WILLIS HARRINGTON Sugar Grove, Virginia CAROLYN PATRICIA HAWKINS Madisonville, Tennessee JIMMY HUGGINS Maryville, Tennessee PATRICIA IRENE ISBILL Madisonville, Tennessee LAWRENCE THEODORE JOHNSON Tazewell, Virginia MARTHA EVELYN JOHNSON Tazewell, Virginia MERION KING Sevierville, Tennessee BETTY LOUISE KYKER Madisonville, Tennessee JOHN DELANO LAUGHUN Knoxville, Tennessee PATRICIA GAILE LEWIS Dunlap, Tennessee GLORIA MAE LOONEY Bastian, Virginia MARVIN TYSON LOWRY Greenback, Tennessee CHIEN-YANG LU Taichung ELLENE MARTIN Madison ville, Tennessee JOE MORRILL MOORE Saltville, Virginia TIVIS RAY OWENS Hay si, Virginia BETTY JANE PLEMONS Sweetwater, Tennessee MARJORIE ANN QUIETT Kingston, Tennessee - -0- ,nr 8 — JOE HAROLD RATLIFF Richlands, Virginia JIN SANG RHEE Seoul, Korea DONNA RHEA ROBERSON Pound, Virginia EARNEST JOSEPH ROBERTS, JR. Knoxville, Tennessee DALE WOODY ROBERTS Newport, Tennessee PAUL ROGERS Alcoa, Tennessee JUDITH ANN ROUDEBUSH Dublin, Virginia MARIA ANTONIA SANCHEZ Havana, Cuba JACK WAYNE SEMONES Wytheville, Virginia JERRY ARUN SEMONES Wytheville, Virginia JAMES EDWARD SHULAR Sevierville, Tennessee RAYMOND OWEN SIMCOX Chattanooga, Tennessee CHARLES SANFORD SMILEY Madisonville, Tennessee GORDON RUSSELL SPARKS Maryville, Tennessee JAMES WESLEY SPITZER Sevierville, Tennessee EDWARD DUANE SPRAKER Wytheville, Virginia EDWIN SPURLING Madisonville, Tennessee HARRY EDWARD STAPLETON Appalachia, Virginia SANG WOO SUH Seoul, Korea BUDDY RAY TALLENT Tellico Plains, Tennessee ALICE FAYE VARGA Sunbright, Tennessee JULIA WAN Taichung JOHN WATTS Knoxville, Tennessee ROBERT WHEELER Big Stone Gap, Virginia Vs ME FRANK DAWSON WHITE Maryville, Tennessee HOMER DAVID WILLIAMS Alcoa, Tennessee ANNA LOU WILSON Maryville, Tennessee WANDA PHYLLIS WINTERS Madisonville, Tennessee MARGARET SAUNDRA YOUELL Miami, Florida FRESHMEN His life was gentle, and the elements So mixed in him, that Nature might stand up, And say to all the world , ' This was a man!’ SHAKESPEARE ■ : i— a.a Jean Alien jc-_ A.-rtubaie tore- ' . ' .. Ashiin, Jr. w-i--. Edna Beaver ■- ! Donald Bee un-Mary Besch � :.asm Lynn Bigham a— es McCall Bolinger i . elyn Gay Bowman Nellie Boyd Jerry Lee Brown SobertE. Chastain Francis Ledford Childers Essie Mae Cole Claude Crass ' ' Gloria Jean Crockett Kenneth Stone Cunningham Billy Wayne Daugherty Barbara Jean Davis Glenn Dale Davis Jane Davis Libby Jane Dawson Murrell King Dawson Helen Jeanette Denton James Carroll Duggan Mary Lynn Foore Harold Don French Jerry Kenneth Galyon Edward L. Gardner Richard Carlisle Goode « arren Calvin Hastings Joo Justus Havelock ieaay Una Havelock I. Lee Hitch .ois Mozell Holloman Martha Ruth Hood Gussie Ellen Humphreys ] imes Lee Johnson Hina C. Keahey Harry EdWard Keener Thelma Joyce Kinsler Philip Lane •alph Cordell Greene : itricia Ann Greenwood � __iam Sheldon Hall fee Bobby Wayne Light Carroll Dean Littreal Ralph Clancy Loudy “tv V— T Robert Wayne Malicote Jackson E. Martin Lloyd May Joy Mayes Glenda K. McBride Thomas Leon McCullough David T. McFarlane Donald P. McKenzie, Jr. Shirley Dean Miller Ralph Mink Phyllis Anne Mustard Martha Lucille Mynatt James Adrian Price James Riley Pugh Dorothy Lou Quiett Conlie Glen Rasnake Nancy Carole Ray Chester Otto Robbins Ann Carroll Robison Gail E. Russell Hassun Saffar Judith Gayle Noblin Burnett O ' Dell Earl Phillips Daniel E. Scott Sara Wilson Simpson Ronald Wayne Suttles Curtis Paul Turner Ralph Upchurch Doyles Wakefield Lloyd Everett Walker H. Edwin Welch, Jr. John M. Wilson Louise Arlene Wolford Wayne Eugene Snyder Richard Douglas Thomas Peggy Lynette Trent ORGANIZATIONS Judy Roudebush, Donna Roberson, Charles Abernathy, Miss Ledford, Martha Johnson, Ellene Martin Pat Lewis, Ralph Upchurch, Bill Hall, Curtis Turner. s ociation r Baptist address f Hiwas- January ry of the t speaker ho have e pastor ind doc- r ERS Hairy Stapleton, Barbara Davis, Larry Cornett, Mrs. Warrick, Ellene Martin, Donna ■l Touell, Wayne Curry, Phyllis Winters, Bill Hall, Joe Moore, Connie Mack Farmer, Hansel, Jim Price, Libby Dawson. mar th a faith in the fcorfi that believed that a heaven and all in due time. Rr Colonel ' s” store is I Boarded up. Whether b ipen again is uncer- tmt thing is sure, “Colo- ur always be remera- oected arrival early in February palachia, Virginia, where he was, faculty and student r Colonel and Mrs. ? life in their new iridge. ASS EE’S ' .SS NOTED ' lege stands on the becoming one of the ofleges in the entire school’s progress to- il can be attested to f its ever-increasing � - Mrzer thirty new students classes at Hiwassee, dr- total enrollment far previous years. ■nrst increase is expected thus creating a need building program k in the planning for ollcgp. among other things, a star foot- baller, Larry (Mouse) is in the Liberal Arts Curriculum. He hopes to complete his education at Berea College in Kentucky. Larry is one student who, you might say, has lived in a dormi- tory all his life — he comes from a family of twelve. During sum- mer vacations Larry is employed by the Interstate Railroad and in this way he pays fyis own way through school. An outstanding Sophomore, Larry is treasurer of the class and circulation manager for the i- wassean; bukftis pride and joy is his position as official.head of the sanitation department, which he swears is a “labor of love”. SUB-DISTRICT MYF MEETS The Hiwassee College MYF ill play host to the Hiwassee Sub-district for their annual Val- entine Banquet on February 6 in Rhymer Hall. Hiwassee will ar- range the program and the decora- tions. of a Commission of Highe Education. The Commission will remain at Hiwassee for three days loing an extensive study of the en- ire school system. MONROE COUNTY TALENT ROUNDUP The Phi Theta Kappa Frater- nity will present the Monroe County Talent Roundup sometime near the middle of February. This is a show comprised of talent from all over Monroe County and the Hiwassee Campus. If you are talented in the fields of pop music, rock and roll, spiritual or instrumental music, and wish to participate in the show, please contact Connie Mack Farmer, president of Phi Theta Kappa. This talent show will be one of the biggest college efforts of the season, so plan to attend I The American cents of 1787 bore the motto “mind your Busi- ness.” culty of sorry to l.—TWelwood Roberson, Saundra , SPVere heart Jim Shular, Charles ?n to Lowry or treatment, d of the Ho- wassee Agriculture Department from 1949 until 1957. He taught in the science department in ad- dition to managing the farm. He resigned his position here to take a position as science teacher in the Madisonville High School, and manage his own farm near Madi- sonville. SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN HOLD ELECTIONS The Sophomore class met and nominated the following students to run for Mr. and Miss Sopho- more: Gloria Looney, Maria San- chez, Saundra Youell, Charles Hansel, Larry Cornett and Harry Stapleton. Charles Hansel and Maria Sanchez were chozen as Mr. and Miss Sophomore. The Freshman class nominated the following students to run for Mr. and Miss Freshman: Betty Griffin, Gussie Humphreys, Jane Davis, Renny Havelock, David Mc- Farland, Jim Pesterfield, and Har- old Don French, Betty Griffin and Jim Pesterfield were chosen as Mr. and Miss Freshman. Jiomary Zheta fraternity Kappa 8 85S DONNA ROBERSON JUDY ROUDEBUSH MISS RUTH BIGGERS FRED GARVER CONNIE MACK FARMER LU, CHIEN-YANG Patricia Hawkins, Alice Varga. Patricia Isbill, Betty Edwards, Gussie Humphreys, Betty Plemons, Hele Denton, Mary Edna Beaver, Dorothy Quiett, Marjorie Quiett, Betty Brown, Anna Wilson, Betty Kyker Betty Braden, Bill Hall, Mr. Roger Solomon. ' V. ; oussie Humphreys, Gay Bowman. Ann Robison, Betty Btaden, Mary Edna Beaver, Nan Ewing, Betty town, Joyce Kmsler, Dorothy Quiett, Anna- Mary Besch. Peggy Trent. Phyllis Mustard. Betty Edwards Coach Northern. Lloyd Hamilton. Tom McGill. Ronnie Ely. Marvin Lowry. Bob Malicote. Bill Daugherty Connie Mack Farmer, Bob Wheeler. Clarence Blackburn, Charles Hansel. Merion King, Lawrence Johnson •-L-- -owry, Jim Shular, Betty Biaden, Ralph Greene, John Watts, Charles Hansel, Donald Bee, Justus -t r .xk, Harry Stapleton, Renny Havelock, Betty Edwards. Choir Betty Edwards, Libby Dawson, Joyce Kinsler, Jackie Oldham, Mary Edna Beaver, Sarah Simpson, Phyllis Mustard, Donna Roberson, Gloria Crockett, Ann Greenwood, Judy Noblin, Renny Havelock, lustus Havelock, John Laughlin, Eddie Welch, Charles Burnett, Ann Robison, Barbara Davis, Mary Lynn Poore, Marjorie Quiett, Sangwoo Suh, Jim Estridge, Dale Bailey, Bob Chaistain, Bill Daugherty, Jack Martin, Jim Price, Joe Gillespie, David McFarlane, Lyndol Greene. Not pictured: Judy Roudebush. FAVORITES Attendants: SAUNDRA YOUELL, MARY LYNN FOORE, ANN GREENWOOD QUEEN JUDY ROUDEBUSH Marian O ' Connor. Queen of ' 56. crowning Queen of 57 Mike Amburgey, Crown Bearer Saundra, Judy, Mary Lynn, Ann •ft MR. AND MISS SOPHOMORE Charles Hansel - Maria Sanchez MR. AND MISS FRESHMAN Jim Pesterfield - Betty Griffith BASKETBALL QUEEN Gloria Looney , « . - : J7 -V Campus Beauty Our Favorite Family Once-in-a-lifetime Opportunity Me Peroxide Squaw Where ' s the hound dog? And what have we here? ATHLETICS Marvin Lowry Coach - Tom Northern Ronnie Ely Charlie Hansel Bob Malicote Meat ’em Zigers Zigerettes 12 VI s Sf r A Managers Libby Dawson and Betty Edwards; Gussie Humphreys Ann Rnhi«r,n D ADVERTISERS T m above all to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. SHAKESPEARE Compliments of I— IIWA ' COLLEGE STUDENT CENTER In Business for Your Convenience School Supplies Snacks Recreation SCHOOL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Stationers - Office Outfitters A. B. DICK CO. 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