Hiwassee College - Hiwassee Yearbook (Madisonville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1968 volume:

The ’68 Spirit Of Hiwassee Is . . . Editor: Carole Perkins Advisor: Delmus Ledford I Like the golden ray of a sunbeam Making the darkness bright, The maroon cloak of friendship Hovers over you day and night. Like the Eternal Hand which guides you And sets aright your days. The Spirit of Hiwassee Will invade your heart always. 2 Table Of Contents Introduction . Administration Faculty. . . . Classes . . . Features . . . Clubs .... 3 4 A Spirit ' 1 Of Friendliness Hiwassee is friendliness. It is a place where you know you can always find a friend. Where each day you know you will be greeted by a warm smile. Friendliness is the student center; the laughter and warmth seem to draw people in. It’s where you receive the news from the outside world and you ' re glad you ' re among friends. Friendliness is the gym where we all feel as one, backing one main goal and one main purpose. Friendliness is the Admin¬ istration Building. It is a place where you re¬ ceive a warm welcome from everyone you come in contact with. Friendliness is standing in line. Most of all, Friendliness is what you make it. The effort you put forth is what you will receive in return. 5 A Spirit Of Reverence Reverence is an important part of life, whether it is reverence to one’s ideals or reverence in connection with worship. Reverence is communi¬ cated between the students at Hiwassee when they participate in ”required chapel” as well as dorm devotions, and through voluntary worship at the Wednesday evening service of the Christian Stu¬ dent Movement. Reverence is not only shared by the students as they participate in the worship, but also in the deep respect that students show for each other in the everyday life on campus. Rever¬ ence is also experienced while quietly sitting undei a tree in the spring, or participating in a group. Reverence is a deeply rooted part in the tradition of Hiwassee, a tradition felt by all the students. 6 7 8 A Spirit Of Aca4emic Since Hiwassee is a junior college, it is the basis for further education. It prepares stu¬ dents for further study in senior institutions and provides vocational and academic training in a two-year terminal curricula. Upon gradua¬ tion from Hiwassee, a student may choose between advancing to a higher academic level or embarking upon a career. Hiwassee encourages academic achieve¬ ment through its organizations, student- faculty relationship, awards, and financial aid. Each of these emphasize the value of scholastic achievement. Membership in Hiwassee ' s organizations require a certain grade point average. Such clubs as the Civitans, Civinettes, and APO require a 2.00 average. Phi Theta Kappa, a national honor fraternity especially empha¬ sizes scholarly achievement. Even the athle¬ tic department requires that a student main¬ tains a certain average for participation in sports. With the availability of so many advantages Hiwassee has evolved, through experience, into one of the highest ranked junior colleges in the south. With this in mind students at Hiwassee naturally take pride in all they attempt. Achievement A Spirit Accomplishment, a big word which ex¬ presses how one feels about success in ones college life here at Hiwassee. Accomplish¬ ments are the little things that one attempts and completes; it is seeing new buildings being completed on Hiwassee campus. At Hiwassee, a student has many opportuni¬ ties for accomplishment. This is seen in the classroom or outside of class. For example, a term paper or a difficult experiment in one of the major fields of science. Also, the ability to live in a dorm, to make new friends, and to achieve a 2.00 average. The feeling of accomplishment justifies all the work, and perhaps the failure that precedes eventual perfection. 10 Of Accomplishment 11 12 A Spirit Of Co-operation Co-operation is very important in achieving the goals at Hiwassee College. Co-operation consists of friendliness, academic achieve¬ ment, and sports. The pleasant atmosphere created when stu¬ dents work together on a project, homework, or an extracurricular activity is the result of co-operation. The relationship between the teachers and the students of this campus was not accidental, for it took time, patience, and the ability to work together. Without the co¬ operation between the coaches and the teams of the various sports, we couldn ' t participate in the regional and conference games. Through co-operation, students at Hiwassee are achieving a better understanding of how to work with their fellowman. UUII 13 A Spirit 9 14 In The Field Of Sports I The Spirit of Sports is one of fair play, loyalty and good sportsmanship. The Spirit can be a comfort when we lose and is a tiger” when excitement breaks out. A spirit like ours is composed of the intramurals, both girls and boys, varsity teams, and enthusiastic fans. The girls are busy with knocking that old ball over the net. Boys are busy with shooting the ball through the hoop or a long, long pass to the running end. The Spirit can even be at bat try¬ ing to find the fast ball. It is undoubtedly fun and we are grateful. 15 We Believe In The Hiwassee Spirit We Live It . . . We Love It . . . May It Never Die. 16 Dedicated To Nick E. Menacof In appreciation of his loyalty and his determination to keep Hiwassee in the sports headlight, we on the annual staff are proud to dedicate this year¬ book to Coach Nick E. Menacof. For three years, Coach Menacof has been an inspiration to the boys and girls on campus. This inspiration and devotion has been a deciding factor in the win¬ ning seasons that Hiwassee has had in basketball. On behalf of the student body, we would like to thank you for being a leader and a friend. 17 In Honor Of Lebron Bell Coach LeBron Bell has been an untiring worker for the stu¬ dents and the baseball team at Hiwassee. We wish for you prosperity and happiness in the years to come. 18 President’s Foreword Hiwassee 1968 , by picture and word, gives us a glimpse of how we have invested our lives during this year. Within these pages you will find many personali¬ ties that make up the ’ ’Hiwassee family. The new buildings which are shown are important, but the living, studying, working, worshipping, eating, playing and many other activities within these walls make the real Hiwassee. These experiences to¬ gether will make for a better life in the future as we find our place of service to mankind. Horace N. Barker 19 4 Administration 9 % JAMES H. AM BUR GEY Academic Dean PAULM. STARNES Dean of Students B. D. BENTON Public Relations W. M. COFFELT Assistant Business Manager CLYDE E. LUNDY Director of Development EUGENE C. KIGER, JR. Business Manager Faculty Thank you for your guidance, friend¬ ship, and understanding, both academ¬ ically and socially. Robert Anderson Agriculture and Biology B. S., University of Tennessee; M.S., Louisiana State University; Purdue University. Howard Atkins Botany B. S., East Tennessee State College; M. A., East Tennessee State U.; North Carolina State University. LeBron Bell Physical Education and Coaching; Health Hiwassec College; B. S., Tennessee Wesleyan College; M.S., University of Tennessee. James Cheek English B. A., Emory and Henry College: M. A., University of Chattanooga; leave of absence, 1967-68. Maxine Bynum French and English B.A., University of Tennessee. Oran Elrod Business Administration B. S., Tennessee Wesleyan College; M.A., George Peabody College; University of Tennessee Robert Harr ill Education and Psychology Hiwassee College; B. S., M.A., University of Tennessee. Annette K. Harris English B.A., Tennessee Wesleyan College; M.A., University of Tennessee. Betty W. Ledford Mathematics B. S., Tennessee Technological University; M. A. , University of Illinois. Paul Inscho Chemistry B.A., Lafayette College; M.A. T., University of the South; Cornell University. Evelyn M. Laycock Religion A. A., Tennessee Wesleyan Col¬ lege; B. A., Emory and Henry College; B.D., Emory University. Delmus Ledford Social Science B. S., Tennessee Technological University; M. A., University of Tennessee; University of Illinois. Charles R. Henritze, Jr. Assistant Librarian B.S., East Tenn. State University Library Science, East Tenn. State University. William A. Laycock Director of Town and Country De¬ partment Hiwassee College; B.A., Emory and Henry College; B.D. , Emory University; University of Tennes¬ see; Boston University. Clarence V. McCall, Jr. Religion and Psychology A.A., Hiwassee College; B. A., Emory and Henry College; B.D., M. A., Emory University; New York University. Conlie G. Rasnake Chemistry A. A., Hiwassee College; B. S., Emory and Henry College; M.S., Radford College; University of Tennessee. Norman Norris English B.A. Barrington College; M.A. University of Rhode Island. Myers Elizabeth Slawson History B.A., Tulane University; M.A., Johns Hopkins University. Edyth Moore Secretarial Science B.A., Simpson College; M.A., State University of Iowa; Gregg College. Carroll L. Pickering Music B.M., University of Chattanooga, Vanderbilt University; Emory Univer¬ sity; M.M., George Peabody College. Harold J. Miller Mathematics and Physics B.S., East Tennessee State Uni¬ versity; M. A., University of Illi¬ nois; leave of absence 1967-68. J. W. Moser Industrial Arts A. A., Hiwassee College; B. S., East Tennessee State; M. S. Univer¬ sity Tennessee. Damon B. Mitchell Chaplain A. A., Tennessee Wesleyan Col¬ lege; B.S., East Tennessee State University; B.D., Emory Univer¬ sity. Nick E. Menacof Director of Athletics and Physical Education B.S., Florida State University; M. S., University of Tennessee. Bettye Spurling Physical Education B. S. , Maryville College; M. S. University of Tcnn. Barbara Inscho Mathematics B.S., Tcnn. Wesleyan College; University of the South. Edwin C. Carter Religion B. A., Emory and Henry College, B.D., Emory University Addition Study at University of Tennessee and King College. Ethel Womac Home Economics A. A. , Tennessee Wesleyan Col¬ lege; B. S. , M. S. , University of Tennessee; Colorado ACM College. Ken Yamada Librarian B. A. , Aoyama Gakuin University; M. S. in L. S. , George Peabody College. Karl Harris English B. A. , Carson-Newman College; M. A. , University of Tennessee Additional Study, University of Denver. Lucy D. Yamada English A. A. f Hiwassec College B. E., Emory and Henry College M. A. George Peabody College Tokyo School of the Japanese Language. Charles Sheppard B. A., University of South Carolina; M. R. A. , University of Georgia. James Hilgenberg Political Science History B. A. , Baker University M. A. , University of South Dakota. 25 Rose Malone Blanche Green Mary Ann Wilson Jean Wilson Judy Bender Harvey Bean Charles Be Ville Bisharia Bisharst Mark Boring Frieda Brown K T Debbie Blackwood Jerrel Bowers Gary Brown Nancy Blaylock Treasa Bullion Elaine Burke Jackie Bulter Jan Chasteen Lamar Chesney David Clark Linda Clark Kim Cole Wanda Conley Annette Crowder Jim Clift Geoffrey Coleman Bill Crowder Eddie Coffey Midge Conley Wanda Crittenden David Cruchfield Carol Ann Dalton Leona Donaldson Ray Fancher Josephine Davis John Durante Raymond Everhart Fraid Farahan Katie Ezell David Farmer George Farris Tommy Ferguson Judy Finger Ruth Finch David Jox Fred Feller Ronnie Fine Carrie French Joe Galla Connor Gardner Phyllis Gillespie Mary Hensley Ronnie Hemphill David Hester r Marjorie Hickey Larry Jones Mary Houstone John Jamison James Kelly Patty Hodge Wanda Humphey ’■Mr Barbara Jones Carolyn Kemmer Mohammed Khashman Eugene Kirkland Jean Lafon Caroline Loomis Mari ah Long Barbara Lundy Henry McCarter Jane Mason Charmaine McCowan � Odette Mansfield Linda Mason Billy McElhaney Spencer Mason Sylvia Mays Harry Mead Brenda Messamore Anthony Meyers Raymond Miles Demetria Moore Carl Morgan Kathy Morrell Janie Mullin Kay Murphy Sharon Osom Ronald Parmer Kennie Petrie Harry Newman David Olson James Parten Margaret Orr Lorraine Payne Bob Robeson George Rose Linda St. Clair Alva Jean Smith Linda Sarver Darrell Sexton Carol Simmons Darlene Smith Larry Schctize Frank Shin pa ugh Helen M. Smith Helen Smith Michael Sooter Gerald Standridge f I Martha Snead Linda Spradlin Sandra Standridge Sue Ellen Snyder 4 Noomie Stamper J. W. Stapleton Bill Stephens Karen Stroud Linda Sweeten Steve Swinehart Mile Tallent Laura Tate Sandy Tipton Rhonda Wincsett Kathy Witt Larry Vaten 44 Brenda Adcrholt Betty Adington Cary Arms Etowah, Tenn. Nicholsville, Va. Etowah, Tenn. Vivian Arp Loudon, Tenn. Tom Austin Harriman, Tenn. Jim Bailey Danburry, Conn. Larry Bailey Dante, Virginia janis Ball St. Paul, Va. John Baxton Loudon, Tenn. Barbara Beaty Chattanooga, Tenn. Andy Blair Christenburg, Va. James Boone Maryville, Tenn. Jim Bowen Madisonville, Tenn. Otis Bowen Cate City, Va. Bill Bowman Bristol, Va. I Alan Boyles Mosheim, Tenn. Kim Breeding Dante, Va. Jeanne Bruce Clinton, Tenn. Phil Broadwater Nicholsville, Va. Novella Bunch Madisonvillc, Tenn. Audrey Carroll Philadelphia, Tenn. Sammy Cameron Ruttledge, Tenn. A1 Carr Cleveland, Tenn. Wayne Compton Haysi, Va. Richard Dalton Rutdledge, Tenn. Wanda Davidson Pulaski, Va. Jane Davis Philadelphia, Tenn. Doree Derrick Concord, Tenn. Sandra Avens Sweetwater, Tenn. Linda DeWitt Madisonville, Tenn. Jim Donahue Powell, Tenn. Stanley Foster Dartis Francis Ringgold, Ga. Midway, Tenn. James Giffin Knoxville, Tenn. James Gann Oliver Spring, Tenn. Terry Glass Kingsport, Tenn. Jimmy Godwin Trenton, Ga. Betty Grizzle Castlewood, Va. r Tommy Grubb Lenoir City, Tenn. Alvin Hall Midway, Tenn. Jcanie Hale Spring City, Tenn. Phyllis Hall Raymond Hall Clintwood, Va. Sweetwater, Tenn. David Harris Rutdledge, Va. Marilyn Hatfield Harriman, Term. Sandy Herndon White Pine, Tcnn. Cleon Hearon Maryville, Tenn. Charolette Higgins Greenville, Tenn. Vernon Holcamp Whitwell, Tcnn. Ralph Husky Maryville, Tenn. John Jackson Loudon, Tenn. Carla James Maryville, Tenn. JoAnn Jenkins Nohawk, Tenn. Miriam Jenkins Madisonville, Tenn. Steve Johnson Lenoir City, Tenn. Sue Johnson Harriman, Tcnn. Curtis Johnston Loudon, Tenn. Jimmy Kirk Maryville, Tenn. Charles Kryder New Orleans, La. Johnny Kyle Sweetwater, Tenn. Mohammad Lottouf Bill Lawson Boda Lawson Amman, Jordon Powell Vally, Va. Madisonville, Tenn. Janice Lawson Madisonville, Tenn. Cary Lee Strawberry Plains, Tenn. Julia Lewis Limestone, Tenn. Roger Lively Oliver Springs, Tenn. Ann Lusby Knoxville, Tenn. Cary Mahoney Athen, Tenn. Robert Mahoney Athen, Tenn. Bill Mason Emeroy, Va. Jerry Nell Mason Madisonville, Tenn. Ronnie Massey Newport, Tenn. Curtis Mawk Churchill, Tenn. Alan McAmis Sweetwater, Tenn. John McAmis Madisonvillc, Tenn. Raymond McCarty Clincho, Va. Sherry McCuloch Sam Mclnturff Joyce McVey Lanier, Tenn. Meadow view, Va. Nancy Mercer Ten Mile, Term. Barbara Meridith Windy Mitchell Narrows, Va. Rockford, Tenn. Dane Morehead L° s Mullins Bluefield, Va. Dante, Va. Charlie Newlon Knoxville, Tenn. Richard Norville Maryville, Tenn. Sandra Ogle Concord, Tenn. Doug Oliver Seymour, Tenn. Jack Orr Maryville, Tenn. LaVonne Payne Rising-Fawn, Ga. A. J. Pearson Knoxville, Tenn. Ronnie Penley Churchill, Tenn. Carole Perkins Chattanooga, Tenn. Betty Perkins Monristown, Tenn. Ada Phillips Madisonville, Tenn. Martha Phillips Tellico, Tenn. Kaye Pope Blucfield, Va. Bobby Potter Winchester, Tcnn. Darrell Powell Noksville, Va. George Powers Haysi, Va. Larry Prater Maryville, Tenn. Emily Price Chattanooga, Tenn. Patsy Price Midway, Tenn. Wesley Proffitt Gatlinbuiy, Tenn. Joyce Rines White Pine, Tenn. Bill Rimmer Knoxville, Tenn. J. H. Rivers White Pine Cap, Va. Terry Rummel Ewing, Va. Glenn Rutherford Knoxville, Tenn. Debrorah Saffles Madisonville, Tenn. Pat Samples White Pine, Tenn. Ann Satterfield Knoxville, Tenn. Larry Scott Loudon, Tenn. Billie Sexton Jonesboro, Va. Sammy Shell Castlewood, Va. Susan Shelton Gate City, Va. Darwin Shoemaker Ten Mile, Tenn. Judy Singleton Vonore, Tenn. Marshal Smith Knoxville, Tenn. Paul Stapleton Nicholsville, Tenn. Sandra Steele Vonore, Tenn. Bonnie Stephens Maryville, Tenn. Willie Stephens Madisonville, Tenn. Tommy Stewart Nicholsville, Tenn. Thelma Sullivan Haysi, Va. Willie Ray Sutton Cumberland Gap, Tenn. Johnny Swann Rockwood, Tenn. Bob Swartz Williams ports, Penn. Betty Thomas Kingston, Tenn. Libby Thames Knoxville, Tenn. Ronnie Tipton Seymour, Tenn. Leonardo Tobor Colombia, South America Steve Trotter Rosetta Turner Powell, Tenn. Council, Va. J. W. Valentine Maryville, Tenn. Shirley Valentine Sweetwater, Tenn. Cathy Young Decatur, Tenn. Jerry Wagner Blountville, Tenn. Jim Wallace Sweetwater, Tenn. Sharon Warrick Madisonville, Tenn. Gary Watts Loudon, Tenn. Alonza Webb Glasgow, Kentucky Madeline Weiss Tellico, Tenn. Gail Welch Sevierville, Tenn. Stan Wilhite Knoxville, Tenn. David Williams Loudon, Tenn. David Williams Newport, Tenn. Delores Williams Madisonville, Tenn. Joy Williams Madisonville, Tenn. Steve Williams Maryville, Tenn. Ellen Wilson Madisonville, Tenn. Charles Winstead Knoxville, Tenn. Curwood Witt Madisonville, Tenn. Andy Worsham Knoxville, Tenn. Ben Wyatt Pennington Gap, Va. 70 Sports Cheerleaders -Incite Spirit In Tigers 72 Madeline Weiss Emily Price Linda Sweeten Carla James Linda Mason 73 Ann Wayland Kathic Butler Sissie Hixson Peggy Newby FIRST ROW_Billie Price, Linda Clark, Manager, Phyll is Pickle, Sissie Hixson, Judy Singleton, Carol Simmons, Glend Richardson, Cathy Ross, SECOND ROW, Kathie Butler, Jackie Butler, Peggy Newby, Sylvia Mays, Patsy Price, Margre Smith, Manager, Carrie French, Rev. Mitchell. Sylvia Mays Jackie Butler Billie Price ■ M Introducing Our — 1967 —’ 68 — Hiwassee Tigers FRONT ROW: Benficld, Hamilton, Coffee, Womac, Co-Capt. Jnvett, Wol am! Pcnlcy ’ Wllhams ’ CjIt Bell, Mcnacof, BACK ROW: Donahue, Savory, Buckner, Livcsay, Stapleton, Swann, worsnam 76 Johnny Swann Bill Trivitt Mickey Womac David Williams Joe Savrey Ronnie Penley Rodney Buchner 80 Introducing The 1968 Sophomore Baseball Team Coach LeBron Bell Co-Captains: Curtis Mawk Kyle Greenlee 81 82 nurals ’68 83 Who’s Who Among Students In American Junior Colleges These students were chosen for leadership, service, scholarship and citizenship for representation of Hiwassee Junior College. They arc Bill Trivett, Carole Perkins, Scotty Owens, Ellen Wilson, Dane Morchcad, Curwood Witt, Sharon Wanrick, Martha Hankins, Judy Singleton, and Carla James. Features Mr. And Miss Freshman Ann Wayland Sonny Poland 86 Mr. And Miss Sophomore 9 Judy Singleton Ronnie Penley 87 Homecoming , Queen 1967-1968 Miss Ann Wayland 88 Miss Linda Gail Chambers 89 Miss Carole Perkins Sweethearts Linda Sweeten APO Sandy Steele Ag. Club Mr. and Miss Hiwassee Bill Trivett Carla James ZOH r ri1 I ( 1 2 C Hiwassee’f 1968 FEBRUARY MARCH € JANUARY APRIL MAY JUNE Calendar Girls AUGUST JULY C A T H Y R O S S K A T H Y W I T T cl H Z P -J Miss Yearbook 94 Organizations 95 President--Curwood Witt Vice-Pres--John Turner Secretary--Scotty Owens Treasurer--Dane Morehead Soph. Rep.--Rhonda Stockburger Soph. Rep.--Kathy Bulter Freshmen Pres. --Karl Morgan Commuter Rep. - -Judy Singleton Fresh. Rep.--Spence Mason Fresh. Rep.--Hal Williamson Advisor--Dean Paul Starnes c o u N C I L 96 H 2 ffl O C H Sophomore Officers President--Darrell Powell Vice-President--Steve Case Secretary--Linda Meskiewitz Treasurer--Jim Bailey Freshmen Officers President--Karl Morgan Vice-President--Larry Lambert Secretary --Andy Middleton Treasurer--Jarrell Bowers 97 BBH Officers: Pres.—Jim Bowman, Vice-Pres. ,—John Baker, and Dane Morchead, Sec — Stanley Foster, Corr. Sec.—Richard Norville Sgt. at Arms--Glen Rutherford. Alpha Phi Omega 98 imiiiiiiiiiiiin Officers: Pres—John Turner, Vice-Pres. —Dartis Frances, Sec.—Stanley Wilhite, Treas. —Bob S. , Board of Directors: Curwood Witt, Darrill Powell, Jerald Bowers, Ken Boyd. Circle K 99 President Betty Addington Vice-Pres. Betty Grizzle Reporter Joyce McVey Sec. -Treas. Barbara Beaty Sweetheart Brad Sneed Home Economics Club President Jim Giffin Vice-Pres. Bob Carson Treas. Robert Hamilton Sec Chris Hall Sent. George Farris Reporter Ricky Barger Com. Reporter Doyle Cardin Agriculture Club 100 Officers: Pres. , Jim Shaver; Vice Pres. , Wanda Davidson; Sec. , Maragaret Smith; Treas. Curtis Johnston; Reporter, Alan Broyles. Delta Psi Omega Drama Club 101 Officers: Pres. , Jay Collinger; Vice Pres. , Jane Davis; Sec., Pat Samples; Treas., Linda Ratajack; Advisor, Mr. Rasnake. Phi Theta Kappa 102 Hiwassean Staff Library Committee 103 Chapel Choir Concert Choir 104 Pep Band 105 L I F E S E R V I Officers: Pres., John Jackson; Vice Pres., Julia Lewis; Trcas. , Ruth Finch, Sec., Betty Purkey. E C S M umccrs: Pres. —BUI Mason, Vice-Pres. — Mac Kelly, Sec. Rcpres. To MYF Conference—Charles Winstead -nrencia Barton. Ireas. -v unis mawK, 106 Officers: Pres.—Lois Mullins, Vice-Pres.—Tommy Ferguson, Sec.—Jeanne Bruce, Treas.— Phyllis Hall. Student Supply Pastors James Adcox George J. St. Clair Raymond Hall Wayne Campcll 107 Civinettes Officers: Pres.—Ellen Wilson, Vice Pres.—Diana Hicks, Treas.—Bonnie Stephens, Board of Directions: Lucy Fullerton, Doris Derrick, Alice Collins, Betty Addington. 108 Officers: Pres., Ronald Packett, Vice Pres., Randy Mullins, Sec., James Bailey, Treas. , Jerry Wagner, Chaplain, Richard Dalton, Sgt. of Arms, Bobby Potter, Directors: Steve John¬ son, Tom Grubb, Phil Broadwater. 109 District Deputy Governor Curtis Johnston Dorm Councils Officers Pres.--Julia Lewis Sec.-Martha Phillips Trea.-Margaret Smith Parliamentarian -Martha Hank’s Devotion Chairman-Joyce McVey Officers Pres.-Phyllis Hall Vice-Pres.-All Lubsy Sec. -Treas. -Novella Bunch no 9 £ Faces Of Hiwassee 112 The Student Center ’’Twiggy” Curwood and Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wallace Kino The Ten Mac and Perk The Musketeers Kathy and Chris Slick Sharon and Sissie Scotty and Linda Gail Tex Good Friends 13 JOURNELL ' S JEWELERS Jewelry and Watch Repairing Courteous Service TATE BUILDING SUPPLY HDWE. Complete Line of Building Material 1 Madisonville, Tennessee Madisonvil le Tennessee Phone 442-2428 ANDERSON ' S FLORIST Compliments of BEARE MEAT COMPANY Madisonville, Tennessee Member of Florafax Wire Service Phone 442-2958 Madisonville, Tennessee HARVEY MOTOR COMPANY Your Chrysler Product Dealer Dodge Plymouth Chrysler Dodge Truck GMC Truck Sales and Service Madisonville Sweetwater 442-2485 337-6380 MADISONVILLE MOTORS Your Local Ford Dealer Service Phone 442-2473 Office Phone 442-2472 Madisonville, Tennessee SWEETWATER VALLEY BAN Madisonville Branch Growing with Monroe County By Helping Monroe County Grow Madisonville Sweetwater Compliment ' s of f 9 STOKLEY-VAN CAMP. INC. Tellico Plains, Tennessee LOWRY ' S DEPT. STORE TAYLOR ' S BARGAIN STORE Welcome Hiwassee College Students Madisonville Outlet Store The Store Where You Get Your Taylor and Nancy Howard Money ' s Worth Madisonville Tellico Plains Tennessee We Give S H Green Stamps 442-3153 113 College St. FARMERS SUPPLY TALLENT DRUG STORE Fred T. Tallent Hardware Your Prescription Druggist Phone 442-2454 Reliable Prescription The Store That Friendship Built Phone 442-2400 Madisonville, Tennessee CAGLE SHELL SERVICE STATION LAMP POST RESTAURANT DRIVE-IN 404 College St. Madisonville, Tennessee Highway 411— North Everything For The Car Madisonville, Tennessee Phone 442-3574 Phone 442-3308 LOOMIS PACKING CO., INC. ATKINS RESTAURANT and ' COURT South Main Street Sweetwater, Tennessee Phone 337-5071 337-5072 •� U . S. Highway 1 1 Sweetwater, Tennessee MAIN STREET MOTOR SALES 715 North Main Street Sweetwater, Tennessee Your Quality Department Store for Over 52 Years Sweetwater, Tennessee Telephone 337-6397 Glenn Mason Res. 337-7381 Robert Moore Res. 337-7049 Home of Quality Used Cars HICK ' S HAM FARM Sweetwater, Tennessee Phone 337-5568 Compliments of CRAIGHEAD CAVERNS COMPANY WRIGHT HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. WALLACE INSURANCE AGENCY Has It at the Right Price and the Wright Quality Phone Sweetwater 337-5041 Tennessee 112 North Street Sweetwater, Tennessee 37874 Phone 337-5092 |he Difference in mflVFIELD ' S is QUALITY and FLAVOR Should Know...My Mother Works for... mflVFIELD ' S Athens, Tennessee Phone 745-2151 SEILER BROTHERS, INC. roxTMC Millwork Lumber and Building Materials Paints and Varnishes P.O. Box 129 Sweetwater, Tenn. Phone 337-5801 37874 LEWIS CHEVROLET-PONTIAC, INC. 306 South Main Street Sweetwater, Tennessee 37874 SHEETS DRY GOODS ABE ' S “Serving Madisonville Since 1906“ TOWN COUNTRY Phone 442-2216 Motel Restaurant Madisonville, Tennessee Home of Fine Foods Compliments of NATIONAL 5 10 Madisonville NEWMAN ' S GROCERY, INC. 9 Willard Newman, President- Featuring Golden Fresh Fruits Vegetables and Quality Meats Compliments of HICKS FURNITURE CO., INC. Everything for the Home Madisonvil le 442-2912 Sweetwater 337-7468 Compliments of WILSON ' S DRUG Madisonville, Tennessee Compliments of PEDIGO LUMBER COMPANY Phone: 337-5074 Sweetwater, Tennessee Compliments of 1968 ANNUAL STAFF Best Wishes to you—the Students of HIWASSEE COLLEGE From your Student Insurance Agency SWEETWATER REALTY COMPANY Insurance in All Its Branches Sweetwater, Tennessee Phone-337-5088 W. B. Lumsden, Jr. Jack C. Oates, Jr. McCrary Photographers Portraits Weddings Commercial A Time To Remember with Portraits Phone 337-6202 Night 337-6203 Lewis R. McCrary 119 120 W. Morris St. Sweetwater, Tenn. Compliments of H. V. FORD SALES, INC. Phone: 337-5066 501 South Main St. Sweetwater, Tennessee SLOAN AND ATCHLEY COMPANY Westinghouse Appliances Paint Compliments of SHEETS CLEANERS Furniture Hardware Courteous Service Madisonville 442-2430 jCompliments of Rue 11 R. Mason, Agent HUMBLE OIL REFINING COMPANY Sweetwater, Tennessee Phone 337-7014 ATKIN ' S CLEANERS Compliments of Specialization in Sizing MR. MRS. PERCY SWAINSON Process Cotton Goods, Wash and Wear Tellico Plains, Tennessee Woolens and Silk Phone Madisonville 442-2353 Tennessee