Hiwassee College - Hiwassee Yearbook (Madisonville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1969 volume:

A Place Where You Can Grow: HI WAS SEE COLLEGE Madisonville, Tennessee Editor — Kathy Mize Adviser — Delmus Ledford Physically Mentally Socially Spiritually Contents 2 3 Qur war Id is a forum of ever changing attitudes and opinions. History is formed by the thoughts and actions of each successive generation. Our PHYSICAL, MENTAL, SOCIAL, and SPIRITUAL growth here at Hiwassee is blended to form the attitudes and opinions we carry through life. As we grow here at Hiwassee we must attain, and through these goals our minds open to a new understanding of our PHYSICAL, MENTAL, SGCL4L, and SPTRITUA L growth. Progress Growth As we contribute our youthful en¬ thusiasm and ideas we begin to take part in many of the activities offered to us here at Hiwassee, Our PHYSICA L growth is attri¬ buted to physical education classes. IntramuraIs, participation in sports, and just plain ’Tun , Physical exertion of our bodies leads us to a more healthy attitude toward PHYSICAL, MENTAL. SO- CIA L and SF1R1TUAL growth. Mental As our know ledge expands ior fun her MENTAL growth we search co answer our many questions. This starts our lives on the road to an investigation of ourselves and the world around us Learning and practicing the many concepts we are striving to reach exerts our capacity for reaming. 1 Growth A smile, a hello, and a friendly goodhy, become acceptable expressions of our SOCIAL growth on Hiw as see ' s campus. Our friends and sometimes our enemies become more than just a face in the crowd As you are seen on campus, whether it be in the Student Center, the gym or even in class, people tend to appreciate your ex- 13 is t once. Spiritual Besides our growLh physically, mentally, and socially, we obtain an expansion of SPIRITUAL growth We learn through our happiness and sorrows that each day we grow closer to God Here at Hiwassee our nearness to students and (acuity gives us this awareness of God’s presence. In the search of reality We turn to the intangible realm in order to seek an explanation for our existence This brings us to the height of our growth in mind, body, and spirit. 14 WHAT IS HIWASSEE? Hiwassee is large, beautiful trees And cool country air Hiwassee Is warm, friendly students And Professors who care. Hiwassee is beautifully lighted fountain And mooing cows for an alarm. Hiwassee is Brock Hall, New Women ' s, The Cottage, Tom Black and Brunner Barn. Hiwassee is extracurricular activities Like a hayride or a walk, liiwassee is a dance on Saturday night Or listening to an inspirational talk . Hi was see is many new friends Whom we grow to love, Hiwassee is beautiful scenery Another of our gifts from above. Hiwassee is head residents Our adopted Moms and Pops. Hiwassee is many buildings both new and old And our team the Tigers who are really tops. Hiwassee is having a roommate Who is helpful and fun. Hiwassee is extremely beautiful skies During the setting or rising sun. Hiwassee is studying lessons In an effort to understand. Hiwassee is the song of a bird And a scampering little squirrel. Hiwassee is girl meets boy and boy meets girl. Hiwassee is a touch of sadness Then there is a smile, Hiwassee is joyful songs, word of prayer And a sigh of relief alter a trial. Hiwassee is unusual cafeteria food With a personal touch. Hiwassee is the letter in your box That means so much, Hiwassee is many students From both far and near, Hiwassee is a trip to Madisonvillc Or learning a school cheer. Hiwassee is a lot of fun and excitment It ' s MENTAL, SOCIAL, AND SPIRITUAL enlightmcnt, Hiwassee is all these things But much much more-- Hiwassee is a way of life Or the opening of a door. Charlene Duncan 16 10 19 Mr. And Miss Sophomore 20 Mr. And Miss Freshman 21 Andy Middleton Hal Williamson Jarrell Bower Katfiy Witt Kathy Miic In American Junior Colleges Ken Boyd Bfchara Bisharat J Arm Way land Lamar Chesnfcy Peggy Whitenack Homecoming 1968 Friday! November IS The Homecoming activities of 1968-69 be¬ gan Friday with a much deserved dance. Registration Saturday, November 16 Homecoming is much more than that time of year when the campus is visited by returning alumni It is a time of renew¬ ing old friendships and making new aquantanccs, pictured is Capote Perkins, a 1968 gra dua be Homecoming Floats Working hard behind the scenes many students helped build floats in preparation for the Homecom ing parade. It took tons of crepe paper, chicken wire paint, napkins and time to achieve our works of beauty . First Frize--Circle K Club Sing Out Hiwassee 105-Cleveland 96 We ' re Tiger Fans Saturday night was the high point of Homecoming as the Tigers and Tigerettes both gained victories . The Tigers prowled over Cleveland State JOS-96. The Tigerettes victorious score was 74-25 over Georgia Baptist. The gymnasium was literally packed as a large crowd turned out to hack our boys and girls all the way to victory Shouts of Go Tigers ' and Wc want a hundred echoed from every corner. Loratnc Payw accepting the trophy foe B it Clvtaottes and Civltans make Homrcommg presentation. Decorated Dorm- - Brock Hall. Donna Hendcrllght And C hris Arp Fiat Runner Up Mary Chltdrrss aiul T.amUf Chesncy Second 1 Runner UP Alva Jean Smith anti Charles Cogdill Dr, Barker crowning Queen Sherry Hall Linda teVan and Jon Garvich One of the highlights of Homecoming weekend was the crowning of Sherry Hall as N68-6V Homecoming Queen, J Brenda Everett i nd Troy Bamc Ann Wayiancf and ftfll Trivctt Women In American History IV otv. luiik I lit Civil Vuir Uiry CmklrvSS l En ?U ' -j Si VV.n-1. I | sHiI SjiiWlri V ' n iigl Ii ' lmr ' roiliiy W i-rUtlH-i ' Murry t H Tin? Woin.ui ot ' Ltmomvi ' Gamma Sigma Sigma- -Billy Moot : Civinerte—Ron Hemphill Home -Ec, - - H any Me ad e Circle K--Ann Waylaud 1968 May Queen And King Joyce Castle And Lynn Johnson 33 Hal Williamson ?t ahUnt Lamar Chesney Secretary Paul Starnes StHIttSOT Jarrell r?ov, Ireajrur r Student Kathy Witt VJce-Freikfeht Sophomore Representatives The Student Council serves as a liason between the student body and administration, coordinates the activities of the various ciubs, and serves as the body of government. SEATED—Jawe II Bowen, Peggy Whltenack, Kadiy Witt, Hal William ) STANDIKC J. B Mize, Fred Job™ , Dean Some , Hob Byrd p Lamar Cbriney, Ken Boyd Class Officers hJCt Ui C LclJ, y r Chris Han Treasurer: Sylvia Mays President: K n Boyd Vice-President: Andy .Middleton Sophomore Class Vice-President: Ronnie Mize President: Fred Johnson Secretary: Sue Nelson 36 Phi Theta Kappa 5LATHJ: Carol Dalton, Treasurer Martha Irons; I irula Spradlin. Parliamentarian. STANDING ' Mr, Conley Rasnakc. Sponsor, Sarah Butt, Secretary! Lamar Cheiney, President; jran T.afon, Chaplain; Mark Hk t1 ng T Vice-preside nl not pictured. 37 CSM Nancy Smith, Freshman Vice-President; Spenser Mason, Sophomore Vice-President; Davina Bolinger, Treasurer; Ken Boyd. President; Barbara Jones, Secretary. Rev. Damon Mitchell, Sponsor; Ruth Finch, Hols ton Con¬ ference Representative; Martha Irons, Commuter Represen¬ tative; Brenda Tuck Freshman Representative Supply pastors Bilt Riden, George St. Clair, Bob Gilbert, 38 STANDING: Gaynelle Carter, Fresh- V.P,, Joy Davidson, Pres., Deanna Webb, Soph. V P, r Jane Mason, Yoke’ ' editor, Joe Galla, Treas,, Evelyn L-tycock, William Laycock, sponsor, Scott Davis, Reporter SEATED: Ruth Finch, ' Yoke 1 ' editor, Margaret Lewis Secretary. Life Service ROW 5: Boon Min Chin, Ken Taylor. Don Yandergnff, Lewis Weaver, Wilber Barton, Gary Ferry, Tom Milton, Mike Hubble Terry Sim, ROW 2: Peggy White aack, Sarah Butt Sharon Odom, Jean Lafon Sue Nelson, Suzanne Burnette, Linda Urver, Nancy Blaylock. ROW 1: William Uycock, Petit Rickard, Jeanic Whittaker, Ivy Davis, Gail Ford, Sue Melton, Linda Underwood, Janie Simpson, KoHirano. Civitan Fred Johnson, Board of Directors; Bill Anderson, Secretary; Bill Fuller, President; James Kelly, Vice-President Ron Hemphill, Chaplain; Frank Shinpaugh, Treasurer; Rev, Damon Mitchell, Sponsor; Phil Petty, Sgl. at Arms, not pictured. Ron Hemphill, District Chaplain; Tommy Ferguson, District Governor STANDING? Henry McCarter, Jim Marine, Dewey Williamson, Tom Love, Bill McElbaney, Mac Buchanan, Spencer Mason, Fred Johnson, SEATED: Rev Mitchell, Lam ' Scheer , Greg Wheeler, Frank Clark, Kim Cole, Raymond Miles. 40 Civinettes Peggy White nack, President; Brenda Goodman, SgT. at Arms; Sarah Butt, Chaplain; Alice Forrester } Treasurer; Mrs, Be ttye SpurUng, Sponsor; Janie Mull in, Historian; Ann Waylaid Vice-President; Barbara Jones, Secretary. Sylvia Mays, Distriel Treasurer. SEATED; Mrs. Spur ling, Sponsor; Linda Saiver, Midge Connelly, Davina Bolinger, Jane Mason, Joan Grosscnbagher, Linda West, Tertsa Bullion, Katie EteII, Martha Irons, Rntiiic Finch, STANDING: Lois Pro 1 ,vse, Margaret Lewis, Margie Hickey, (Board of Directors: Joy Davidson, Kathy Witt, Sylvia Mays}, Kathy Morrell, Ernestine Hearon, Alva Jean Smith, Jackie Butler, Carolyn Kemmer, Officers; Mark Boring com, re-porter, Chris- Hall Sec, Ricky Barger Pres, Phil Hall Tress, Karl O r Dell V, P. , Roger V ncd Sentinel. How ant Atkins. Robert Anderson Sponsors. Agriculture Club Allen Slower, Mike Gentry, Roy Vance, Doyl Ciardin Home Economics Club f $r. I 0 ’ SRATFDr Martha Children, Jamm- Mulltn, Phyllis Si. Clair, STANTD1NG; loan Grojsenbacliei, Katie Ezrll, Margie Hickey, Ann Hudson, Carolyn Kemmrf, Dwell Saxton, President Ray Hatfield, V-P . Charles He Vi lie t Sec, t Jim Barites, TreaSj R. U KvcrharL 5g;L. o£ Anns. Alpha Phi Omega SKATED: Gerald Standridgc. Scott Davis, Etigene Kirkland, Paul Inscho, Sponsor] STANDING: Dennis Watson, Lonnie Ethridge, Gary Ferry, Ron Kirby, Michael Sootcr, Joe McClure, Don Vandcrgriff. MjtUu Sneed Isi Vice-Presidetit; Nancy Smiiii, Secretary; Kirs. At Wasmtn H Spojiwr, Carol Simmon , ParliammiivUn. STANDING Mary Henley 2nd Vice- President; ll.-lcn Smith, Pmltkn I; Connie Oliver, Treasurer, Hilda Atkins, Reporter, i ot pictured. SEATED: Ftoletu Sptaiilinn, Jane White, Otde Frost, Phyllis SI. Clots, Mm. AI Wunun, Stxnuoi Donna Ptasley, Susie Stanley, Jewell Wampler, Linda St. C.-ai,. Susan . Burnette. Cathy STANDING: Barbara Lundy, Libby Garland. 45 Circle K Chester Beahm, Treasurer; Jarrell Bowers, Secretary; Ken Boyd, Vice-President; Andy Middleton, President, Paul Starnes, Sponsor Board oi Directors: SEATED; Bill Underwood, STANDING; Ron Mire Lamar Chcsjwy, John O ' Dell. FIRST ROW: Bob Byrd, Steve Hale, Roger t- ' arris, Ray Fane her, Lonnie £ldridge t Bob Robeson, Eugene More tr, John O ' Dell, Ron Mitt, Fred Feller, Jon Gan ich, Hal Williamson, Boh Hood, Steve Hrrror, Richard Uertbrookc, THIRD RQW- David Clark. Blshara Bisharal, Lurry Beaty, Pat Tindell, Ronnie Singleton, Conner Gardener, j, B. Mize. Ko Miiano, Jerry Sim, Faisal Khslal, Davina Bo linger, Khalil Khan Sped art, Pcrtta Rickard, David Farahan, Adnan Uttoiif, Steve Ai:ers t Sami Muri, O. I. s. Organization Of International Students tldon Min Chin, Secretary; Risliara Bisharat, President; Bill Anderson, Treasurer; Kathy Morrell, Reporter; Kit ashman Mohammed Rujab ? Vice-President. 40 Kern Yamada, Sponsor L.ynn Hood, Martha Childress Donna Henderllght, Sara Butt, Richard Westbrook, The H Newspaper Staff |A Kathy Marrel], Editor Martha Sneed, Club Editor 50 Mr Wright, Sponsor ssean SEATED Davina Bolinger, ChjfTln ' nt- Duncan, Rou Kirby STANDING: Joe Calli. Scott Davis, ipvr Hile, Steve Dodson ami Brenda Goodman, Sports Editors, 51 Hjtrbiira Lundy and Wanda Swain, Typists. Political Life In keeping with the Southern imillion 1 liwassee College Ikij a varied political life. Re¬ cently, the Young Republicans, the Young Democrats, and the Young Independents were organized to participate in politics at the local, state, and national levels. The clubs meet to discuss current political topics and to promote individual participation in political life. Young Republicans Lamar Chesney, Chairman ClvfsHa)}, Scc--Trc j., Peggy Whitertack, VS«-Chairman |un« Hilftcn berg. Sponsor, 52 Officer Ron Bright, chairman; Mary tee, $ed.-Tre� s ; Mr. Wright, Sponsor Young Independents Young Democrats Harry Newman, chairman; Douglas Bateson, vice-chairman; patsy Ledford, sec.; Mike Tallent, teens. Mr, Pickerlng--Director Sing Out. Hard at work Altos fame Siiiijison.j Joy Davidson, Martha Sneed, RACK ROW. Brenda Bates, Mary Lee, Mary Hensley, Leslie Sterubergcr. Bass Bab Byrd, Hal Williamson, Dennis Watson, Ron Martin, Wilbur Ear Lem, Ron Kirby, Chester Bcadim, JL H, Mjre, Sopra nos Kaite E ' idi, Dayinu Bolingor, Billie Sue Calhoun, Karen Stroud. ROW 2 Gale Ford, Billie Sue Fox, Reg White Tiack, Judy Wynn. ROW h Linda Kalian, An net tv Crowder, Kathy McGhee, Brenda Goodman, Linda LfcVan. Tenors Eddie Gibson, Lorry Stiles, joe Gail a, Ron Mire, ROW 2: John Dyer, Burch Jett. Pep Band Lowry Stiles Spencer Mason, Deborah Hicks, Scott Davis, Fred Feller, C. C, Thomas, Richard Westbrook, 56 Sing-Out Hiwassee Sing-Out: Hiwassee is a part of the international ' Up With People move merit which now involves over sixty thousand young people in the United States alone, r Up With People ' 1 began in 1965 at Mackinac Michigan, and Sing- Out Hiwassee added itself to the move¬ ment in October 1968, The goals of the Sing-Out movement are to make the world a better place in which to live by moving all men everywhere to recognize that what is really needed is a rising of our morals by living the four absolute Standa r d s - - ho ne s ty 3 purity, un s e 1 fi s h - ness, and love. Sing-Out is the greatest challenge that has ever been offered anyone, Officers: Scott Davis Music Director, JesuirtijS Whittaker, Reporter, Sue Melton Secretary, Gary Ferry President. ■SEATED: Tom Milton, STANDING: Sc oil Davis, Suzanne Burnette, Gail Ford, Andrea Hines, Janie Simpson, Nancy Blaylock, Leslie Sternberger, Sue Nelson, Charlene Duncart. presktonT Will Stoll Spoil SOfi Howard Atkin Trcifurcn Jeuy Sim The Camera Club Jcttv Sim, Bill Scott, toe Reed, Leslie Stcrnbctger, Jam ? Kelly, Boon Min Chin SB The Flying Club Pilot : OaircN Sexton C harks McKinney B- t . Be mo n, Sponsor, Don VandcrgriEf Treasurer, Frank I andis, Secretary. Jerry Sloan, Vlce-Pfes , DiurrVI Sexton, Pks, Bill Scott, )amrs Kelly and Martha Irom BACK ROW: Bill Scott, Du� ll Sexton, Charles McKinney, Frank Urtdii, Mr, Benton FRONT ROW; Bill Fuller, Ray Milts, firry Sloan, Eugene Kirkland Dorm Councils SEATED: Jewel Wampler, Mrs. VL L. Wilson, Darlene Smith, FIRST ROW: Judy Bridges, Helen Smith,, Ernestine Hearon--See, r Katie twU—V.P., Lorraine Payne— Pres. Phyllis PiekeII--Treas , Sandy Tipton, Kathy Morrell. SECOND ROW: Linda Spradlin, Carolyn Kenimur, Hih! Atkins, Marye Reynolds., Ann Wiiylttnd, patsy Robcnson. , L. Ojm MRrl wwy [$ T % A i j Btv SEATED: Linda Saiver--Treas., Billie Sue Calhoun—Sec. h Mrs. Jeari Wilson, Alva Jean Smith-- Pres. STANDING: Joy Davidson, Janie Mu 11 in, Peggy While naefc. Joan Crosseobacher, Margaret Lewis, Dtrmna Webb. New Women’s Dorm Oflicera SEATED: Midge Conley, Secretary, STANDING, Harry Newman, Vice President, Kathy Marc S3 f Treasurer, Mike Tallent, President, Boh Hensley, Reporter, A n SEATED: Judy Finger, Charlene Duncan, Jeanie Whitaker, STANDING: Scon Davis, Mike Duft-irik, Ron Martin, Greg Smith. Advisors: Mr and Mts. Harris Annual Staff Sponsor r Delmus Ledford Editor-In-Chief! Kathy Mize Editors, BACK ROW: Billie Sue Calhoun, Donna Henderlight Katie Ezell, Sarah Butt FRONT ROW: Ann Hudson Eroletta Spradlin g p Ann Wayland, Peggy White naeh 62 Joyce Casila f Jewel Wampler, and Ronnie Mire 63 Dianne McCulloch and Nancy Smith Joyce Castlej Katie Ezell, Dianne McCulloch, Billie Stic Calhoun, Sarah jjutt, Eroletta Spradling, Peggy Whitenack, Kathy Mize, Ann Hudson, Jewel Wampler Not Pictured! Linda Sisk, Sue Johnson, Martha Roy, Beverly Anderson. 64 Ann Way land Captain Martha Childress Diane Blair Mary Childress Nancy Ervin Ron Mize Sherry Hall Linda Mason FIRST ROW--Millsap . Robert?, SECOND ROW- -Coach Be11, Campbell. Bledsoe, Matrb. Rn il. ElUJru, Carson, Coach Wussum, THIRD ROW -HulTslci Icr, Livesay, Bucl uci„ Blown McClure, Baldwin, InhTU, Stapkloa Coach Lebroo Bell Assisi ant Coach At Wasnim Coaches Work Together Coach’s Comer Tiger Spirit [ It’s Mine Two Points - , . 69 Hiwassee David Livesay Co ' Captain Larry Brown Durcli Ralikia Romiic Hujfctctlor tarty FJkim 70 Danny Carson Tigers Pat Tindall Boducy Buckner Bonnie Campbell J W. Stapleton Captain Randy Morris Joe McClure 71 Terry Russell What A Game Tiger Fan? Yell For Victory Randy Takes A Breather Managers Alan Millsaps and Jack Roberts Sharon Pickens Linda Russell Gjenda Richardson Jackie Butler Sylvia Mays Captain Libby Garland Jeanette Beasley Karen Harmon Cara] Simmons! Sandra Woody Billie Price Co-Captain Phyllis Picket! Debbie Blackwood Miike Two . . , Get That 5iin 14 T ia , I , 30 ifl A i f r FIRST ROW —Sticmoil 1 ;, Beasley, Ricbaidseti, Coach Mitchn- ' il, Busm-H, Woody, Harmon. SrCQND ROW--Right ' - 11, Pickeli. Bryant Mays, Garland, Blackwood. Pticc, Smith. Take It Away On The Move Coach: Damon Mitchell j-U- ' M P-B-A-L-L Managers: Helen Smith and Sucllen TUghtsell Out Cold! Baseball Coach Wasrum Charles Coffee Manager 79 Roger Davidson Harold Henderson £l tw Landers Phil Clark Charles Mashbum Ray Fanchur Kent Rose Gary Brown Terry Greenlee Stuart Richardson Troy Cox Larry Davis Benny Barger 82 Intramurals 84- r 85 PROGRESS AND GROWTH A continuous construction program at Hi was see lias been very evident. Until completed, the new construction means new walks and streets and a great deal of dust or red mud and has caused inconvenience to everyone, faculty and students alike, The following buildings have been completed since 1956: Hardwick-Johnston Library, renovation of Brunner Hall, Trotter Indus¬ trial Arts Building, Lundy Science Hall, Tom Black Hall for men. New Womens Dormitory, and Youell Physical Education Center. Two buildings are under construction and will be completed this year, Buckner Memorial Chapel will be completed in February, 1969, at a cost of $300,000,00. The new Liberal Arts Center with its 24 classrooms, 24 faculty offices, and large auditorium will make for more ef¬ fective teaching and better cultural programs. The faculty at Hi was see is constantly seeking more formal training and better teaching meth¬ ods. Many teachers study in the university of their choice in the summer. Their goal is to in¬ spire students in their search for truth. Hlwassee College enrollment has tripled in the past 13 years. This indicates that more stu¬ dents arc able to take advantage of the new physical facilities and a well trained and dedicated faculty. The only reason these buildings and faculty exist is for the benefit of the students. Horace N. Barker, President. 89 Administration JAMES H. AMBURCEY Academic Dean PAUL M„ STARNES Dean of Students CLYDE E. LUNDY Director of Development B, D, BENTON Public Relations EUGENE C. KIGER, JR. Business Manager 90 W. M, COFFELT Assistant Business Manager Faculty Mr. Cheek, Chairman, DivHem of Language. M:. OcIrniB l ml ford, Chulnnan,. Division Social Scit ' ac . Mr Clarence McCall, Chairman Division Of Religion and Fine Arts, Mr Hamid ) Miller, Chairman, Division of Science and Mathematics M- A! Wassiun Chairman, Division of Health and Physical 1 ducation Howard-Atkin Botany H S, , East Teimesso Slate Col kg«p M.A. , East Tennessee Slate U. , North Carolina State U- Austin P, Cooley Scold Libre des Sciences Politique? Columbia CraduaU- School. I tflron Bell Physical Education and CoachiBRi Health Hhvnmoc CoUvg ” B.S., Tennes¬ see Wesleyan College; M.S., University of Tenrt Oran Kbod Bus In es: A d m l h i strati on B. S. , Tennessee Wesleyan Col lege, M A Ceoffte Pc.ib.Hly Colli de: Univer-ity ofTcnness.ee. James. Cheek English R. A, T Emory and Henry College M.A,, University of Chamnooga. Robert Hntrill Education and Psychology Hiwassce College, B. S. , M,A., University of Tenneiice. Ethel Womac Home Economics A. A. 3 Tennessee Wesleyan Col¬ lege; B, $ f r MvS. University of Tennessee Colorado ACM College Lucy Yamada English A. A. Mivvass c c Co 1 lege B, E, Emory and Henery College M. A H George Peabody College Tokyo School of Japanese Languages, James Wright Zoology ' B. S, G TS, Tennessee Tech. Additional Study Auburn University. Ken Yanada Librarian B.A. Ayoma Gakuin University; M. S- in L. S. George Peabody College. Robert Anderson Agriculture and Botany B.5. , University of Tennessee, M. S. , Louisiana State University; Purdue U niv ers i ty. Carroll L Pickering lMusic B. M. U ni v ersity of Chalt a noog a, Vanderbilt University; Emory University; Emory University; M. M., George Peabody College. Secretaries Supervisors Glenda Atkins Barbara Butler Betty Coffclt Jane Dye Mary Lundy Becky McReynolds Jeanirte Mitchell Bryant Smiley Mothers Mary lee Wilson Brock Hall Rose M lone Cottage A Dorm Mother is one lo whom one may poor out all the contents of one’s heart, chaff and grain together knowing that the gentlest of hands will take and sift it, keep what is worth keeping, and with a breath of kindness, blow the rest away. Anonymous, Sophomores John dien Adams Madisonv illo, T enn. Diane Akers Hillsville, Va. Jack Alexander Maryv ill ;, Tcnu. David Abercrombie St-vietvillcj, Tenn. William T. Anderson CUntwood, Va. Deborah Arnold Madisonville, Tenn. Lynn Baker Morristown, Term Brenda Bales Knoxville, Tenn. Ben Barger Philadelphia! Term, Hickey Barger Hatrimti, Term, Chester Beahm Nokesville, Va. Charles Be vile Marlon! Va. Bishara Bisharat Ammun, Jordan Debbie Blackwood Maryville, Tenxi. Mike A, Blevins Fontana, ECC. Nancy Blaylock Hars ' iman,! Teim. Davina Bolinger Morristown, Term, Larry Boring Maryville, Term. Mark Boring Madisonville, Tenn. j err ell F, Bowers Etowah, Tenn, Walter Bowman Madisonvi lie „ Te nn� Ken Boyd Chattanooga T Term, Judy Bridges Concord! Tenn. Ron Bright Loudon, Tenn, Gary Brown Newport, Tenn. Mac Buebaruin Lanoir City, Tean f El ay no Burke St. Charles, Va. Sarah Bue£ Pocahontas, Va, Susan Cagle Sweetwater, Term. Billie Sue Calhoun Kingspott T Tenn. Elisabeth Campbell Ma ryvi lie, Te nn. Doyle Cardin Madisonville, Tenn. Joyce Castle Dayton, Terut, Larry Cate Kingsport, Tcnn, Jan Chasteen Chattanooga, Tcnn. Lamar Chesney Strawberry Plains, Tenn, David Clark Maryville, Term Charles Cogdill Winchester Tcnn Kim Cole T turtle to wrij T cm t ♦ Geoffrey Coleman Gate City, Va Midge Conley Springlake, N- C- Wanda Cd(.tendon Maryvillcj Tenn Annette Crowder MadisOnviUCj Tcnn. Carole Dalton MadisonviHe, Tenn. Josephine Davis Philadelphia, Tenn. Joy Davidson Elissabe Lhton, T£nn. Cheryl Etheridge Sweetwater, Term, R. L, Everhart Maryville, Tcnn, Katie Eiell Nashville j Tenn. Ray Faneher Newport, Tenn, David Karahan T.chrcert, lean Roger Farris Bristol, Tenn, Fred Filler Ma urertow rt j Va - Judy Finger Louisville, Term, Alice Lon. Forrester Mad i souv i I le, Tenn, David Fox Newport, Tenn. Joe CaHa N, Versailles, Pa, Connor Gardener Hi 11sviIlf, Va. Mike Gentry Madisonvi lie, Ton]i r Clenna Gibson Mudisonville, Tenn. Robert Gilbert F Unstone, Ya. Phyllis Gillespie Kingsport, Tenn. Jack Gilley Jcnesvillfc!, Va, Brenda Goodman Mosheim, Term, j oa n Grose nb a che r Apple Creek Ohio Gluts Hall Knoxville, Tenn. Phil Hall Knoxville, Term. Linda Hail an Oak Ridge, Tenn. Hartwell Hatfield JMaiximan, Tenn, Ernestine Heaton Tailassee, Tetuu John Helms Madisonvillc, Tenn. James R. Hemphill Carte rsvillc, Ga Donna Render-light Knoxville, Tenn, Harold Henderson Kodak, Term. Bob Henley Lenoir City, Term. Mary Hem Icy Kingsport Tentt. C harle Hester Madisonvillc, Temi Marjorie Hickey Philadelphia, Tend. Andrea Hines Maryville Tcrou Wanda Humphrey Jacksboro, Term. Martha Irons MadisohVil 1 e T erm. John Jamison Knoxville, Tertil, Barbara Jones Gate City, Va. Brenda Jones Vonorc, Tenm. Danny Jones Kingston, Term James Kelly Benjur, Va. Carolyn Kemmer C rossv i lie, Teen. Judy Kent Oak Ridge, Fenn. Mohammed Khstthroan, Amman, Jordon Dale Ktdwvll Rutledge, Tenn. Eugene Kirkland Sweetwater, Teim, Jean Lafon Towosend, Teim. David La kins Rutledge, Tenn. Steve Linders Athens, To mu Adrian Lattouf Amman, Jordon Thomas Laxlon Lenoir City, Tcnrw Pat Lee Lenoir City, Tenu. Linda LeVan Dunlap Tenu. Margaret Lewis Limestone, Term, David Lindas Lake City, Term, Marian Long Coe bum, Va. Carolina Loomis Sweetwater, Term. Barbara Lundy Independence, Va, Diane McCulloch Madison ville, Term. Bill McElhaney Rutledge, Term. Mike McGinnis Loudon, Term. James Marine Rock wood, Term, Ronnie Martin Maryv ilte, Tenn. Charles Mashburn Knoxville, Tenii. Linda R. Ma son jVUdisonville. Term. Jane Mason Bristol, Tenn, Sylvia Mays Hixson. Tcnn, Harry Mead Richland, Va, Dan Meredith Knoxville, Teittu Brenda Mess a. more M adisoTiv iHe, T enn. Melvin Mills Madison ville, Term. J. B. Mize Knoxville, Term, Kathryn Allen Mi 2 C Knoxville, Tenn, Kathy More 11 Mascot, Term Eugene Morctz Damascus, Va. Dale Morgan Mad ■ sonv i 1 le, I ‘enn. Janie Mull in Bocahantas, Va. Truman Mullins Niora, Vil. l ed Myi? i s Gatliuhnrg, Tenn, Charles New.ion Knoxville, Term. Sharon Odom Knoxville, Trim. D.fvid Partcn Oliver Springs, lenn. Lorraine Payne Rising Fawn, Va, Vickie Pearson Madison vi Lie, Term. Phil Petty Athens, Tenn. Phyllis Pick ell Knoxville, Term. Sonny Poland Rockwood, Teim Billie Price Gatlmburg, Term,, Sammlc Price Kingsport, Term. Lois Prows Maryville, Term. Susie Ptoffit Harriman, Term. Glenda Richardson Abingdon, Va, Bill Riden Maryville, Term, Snellen RighiseH KrjdjtyiUe, Tonn Sally Ritchey Loudon, Term. Patsy Robertson Chattanooga, Tenn. Bob Robeson Vienna, Va, Linda St, Clair Maryville, Term, Phyllis Sk Clair Maryville, Term. Linda Sarvoi- FdLts Mills, Va. Larry ' Sc lure Lz Knoxville, Term. William Scott Powder Springs, Term, Clarence Sexton Maryville , Term. Darrell Sexton Knoxville, Tenn, Frank Shinpaugh Copperhillj Term, Michael Shook Fontana Dam, N.C Carol Simmons Trenton j Ga, Gene Sitsler Loudon, Term. Jerry Sloan Madisonvill , Term, Kenneth Sloan Mu disonvill , J emu Alva Jean Smith Sweetwater, Tenn. Cecilia Smith Lenoir City, Term. Darlene Smith Philadelphia, Term, George Smith McClure, Va. Helen Margaret Smith Duttiel d, Va. Hcl.cn M Smith .Madisonville, Tenn, Martha Sneed Kingsport, Tenn, Linda Spradlin Greenback, Term. Gerald Standridge TelUco Plains, Term, Sandra Standridgc Tellico Plains, Term. j, W. Stapleton BLountville, Term. Ronnie Stephens Greenback, Term. Karen Stroud Midway, Tenn Mike Swafford Vonore, Term, Steve Swine hart Williamsport, Pa, Mike Tallent Tellico Plains, Term. Laura Tate Madisonville, Term, Kenneth ' Faylor Fries, Va. Nancy Thomson Greenback, Tern Sandy Tipton Maryville, T nn. Cesar lores New York, N- Y, Mike Trent Glade Spiing, Va. Bill Underwood Strawberry Plain, Temi. Linda Underwood Oak Ridge. Tcitn J. W. Walker Sweetwater, Tean. 5 two 11 Wampler Chattanooga, Tctm. Ann. Way!and Knoxville, Tenues ? Deanna Webb Pocahantas Va. Linda K. West Ti-llico Plains, Tenn. Peggy Whitenack minefield, Va joe Williams Mad S sonvilie„ Term. Dewey Williamson Tnrtletown, Term Hal Williamson CoppcrhiU, Term, Rhonda Wineseit Galax, Va, Kathy Witt. Madisonvlllc, Term, Mickey Wbmuc OoUawah, Tenn, Steve Cardin Madistmvillc, Teem, 104 Freshmen Ka Lhe ritt e A be r n.a I hy Steve Akers Steve Allen Beverly Anderson ClirlstopliEr Arp Robe 11 5 - - Bernard Ttoy Sanies Ronald Barrett Jeannette Beasley Larry Beaty Jeanette Billings John Bird Dianne Blair Peggy Blevins Keith Bowery Larry D, Brown Joy Bryant Stuanne Burnette Margaret Burton Ann W Rush Roger D. C ardin Ann Carter GayneJIe Carter Doris Cate Max Cecil Martha Childress Mary Childress Boon-Min Chin David Christopher Frank Clark Alan E. Clear C hades A , Coffey Cathy Cowden John Crawford Helen Daugherty Roger Davidson Ivy Davis Larry Davis Scoti Davss David Denton Judy Dingus Steve Dodson Cha lenc Duncan Keith Faster Lonnie Eldridge Linda Ellison Carry ' R, Ferry Otis Fields Linda L Fisher Cary Fowler Billie Sue Fox Jerry French Ronald Fritz Ottie Frost Rick Frye Beii F. 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