Hiwassee College - Hiwassee Yearbook (Madisonville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1974 volume:

r 3 Hiwassee ’74 — The year of becoming the person you really want to be. Hiwassee College 1974 Madisonville, Tennessee Kathy Giles Regina Morgan Editors Contents Student Life 10 Academics 30 Sports 44 Organizations 60 People 90 9 Freshman week .. . Every¬ body busy like bees — Work¬ ing together, playing to¬ gether, worshipping, loving, helping each other. 10 To responsibility... — where people experience the beauty of sharing, giv¬ ing, loving. And vision ... 15 And hope ... You have two choices in life: you can dissolve into the mainstream, or you can be distinct. To be distinct, you must be different. To be different, you must strive to be what no one else but you can be. —Alan Ashley-Pitt 16 —where love rules, gladdening the heart. 17 Name talent and Hiwassee students provide Fall quarter entertainment and inspiration Fall quarter was not all Hard Work, Home¬ work, Professions, Books, Labs, and English Themes. It was a social scene — a “way of living.” Club activities provided opportunities for developing close personal friendships: Chapel and assembly programs encouraged social, aesthetic, and spiritual growth. 18 1 Homecoming Queen, Linda Vaughn, with her escort, Hazen Hinds, receives con¬ gratulations from Mr. B. D. Benton, Director of Development. Mary Lane. Sharon Godfrey. Sarah Kirkland, Mary Long, and Nancy Rudd are pictured with their escorts, Tommy Roberts. Steve Lafon, Tommy Elrod, Randy Lowe, and Don Morgan. 20 Crowning of Queen Begins Homecoming Festivities Homecoming 74 was — things to do. places to go. people to see, dreams fulfilled. It was — registration of grads, open house, awards, dedications, executive meetings, and winners in basketball. I ! Social life at Hiwassee achieved a well meaning balance because of outstanding ac¬ tivities and events. All this led to the spiritual and aesthetic growth of Hiwassee students and faculty alike. 22 Activities enrich Social life 23 HIAWATHA MIZE OCTOBER MARY LANE SWEETHEART ROBIN TEAGUE JANUARY SANDY SHERLIN FEBRUARY LINDA VAUGHN JUNE MARLENE HESTE DECEMBER ANNE WHITEHEAD NOVEMBER PATSI BREWER SEPTEMBER CIRCLE K CALENDAR GIRLS I :( Hiwassee Royalty Adds Campus Glamor Never before in all Hiwassee history has any event or pageant been as exciting or as glamorous as the 1974 Mr. and Miss Hiwas¬ see Pageant. Before an attentive audience each nominee performed his or her talents. When each had done his best, the final de¬ cision was made. With votes received during assembly and the ones acquired during the pageant, Mr. Larry Dial was acclaimed Mr. Hiwassee and for the first time ever, Hiwas¬ see elected Co-Misses Hiwassee, Doris Brewster and Mary Lane. Runners-up were Bobby Drinnen and Chris Dawson. Many thanks to Mrs. Huffman for her enthusiastic hel p during the preparation for this most exciting pageant ever. 26 27 Who’s Who A.M() (i STIII )i: TS IN American junior colleges i Standing (left to right): Joe Saffles, Janice Brown. David Cloud. David Haga Connie Finger. Linda Burleson, Regina Morgan, Sondra Coffey. Vumil Karen Middleton. Jack T. Swann Jr.. Patsi Brewer. Everett Rausin, Larry Dial. Kent Millwood, John Hogan. Seated (left to right): Marlene Hester, Tauri. Donna Quick. Doris Brewster. Not pictured: Johnny Morgan. 29 30 ACADEMICS Hiwassee students found many doors to open and many roads to travel. Suc¬ cess depended upon goals, determination, and courage. From a wealth of tempting opportunities students chose wisely and unwisely. They dreamed dreams — It was all a part and the place of the becoming — 31 32 Below, left to right: Dr. Horace N. Barker — President; James H. Amburgey — Academic Dean; B. D. Benton — Director of Development; James 0. Huffman — Dean of Students; Eu¬ gene C. Kiger, Jr. — Business Manager. 33 Administrative Staff Below, left to right: Ernestine Anderson — Bookkeeper; Barbara Butler — Registrar; Wil¬ liam M. Coffelt — Assistant Business Man¬ ager; Ron Hemphill — Associate Director of Admissions. 34 Below, left to right: W. David Lewis — Campus Minister: Damon Mitchell — Director of Recruit¬ ment and Alumni; Jeannine Mitchell — Admis¬ sions Counselor: Margaret J. Sheets — Director of Counseling Services. 35 I Far above, left to right: Mrs. Jane Dye — Secretary to the President: Mrs. Pat Havens — Secretary to the Director of Recruitment and Alumni: Mrs. Sarah Watson — Secretary to the Deans ' Offices and to the Director of Coun¬ seling Services: Mrs. Pat Zemaitis — Secretary to the Director of Develop¬ ment: Right: Lou Finch — Secretary to the Business Manager. 36 Health and Phy. Ed. Below, left to right: Coach Donnie Jenkins. Mrs. Bettye Spurling. Above, left to right: James E. Cheek. Ill: James Conwell, Mrs. Lucy D. Vamada, Mrs. Nema Hyder. Language 37 38 Religion and Fine Arts I Science and Math Left to right: Robert C. Anderson. Howard K. Atkins, Raymond Barr, Mrs. Sarah Denton. Oran D. Elrod, Max T. Holland. Below, left to right: Mrs. Beth Howard, Paul Inscho, Harold J. Miller, ConlieG. Rasnake, James E. Wright. 41 Social Studies and Education Cafeteria Staff Bob Hardin, Mrs. Virginia Simpson, Mrs. Gloria Varnell. Durwood Dunn, Robert E. Harrill, Ms. Myra Elizabeth Slawson. 42 Dormitory Head Residents Mrs. Mayme Glover, Mrs. Blanche Greene, Mrs. Rose Malone. Miss Mary McCurry. Mrs. M. L. Wilson. 43 44 SPORTS Basketball, baseball, tennis, golf — Intercollegiate, intra¬ mural — Participant, spectator — It was all a part of Sports 74 at Hiwassee. 45 Cheerleaders enjoy Hiwassee triumphs 46 Left to right: lit Row: A. Linkous; T. Lawrence. Capt; H. Anthony; D. Mason; L. Higgins. 2nd Row: M. White; S. Cole¬ man: J. Morgan. Co-Capt; T. Cunningham. 3rd Row: M. Begley; L. Russell; R. Aderhold. 4th Row: Coach Donnie Jenkins Hiwassee Basketball 73-74 48 Tigers host Walters State for Homecoming victory Hiwassee started the season with a five game winning streak before drop¬ ping two in a row to Cumberland and to U.T. Jr. Varsity. Walters State was the third of those five wins. The score was 96-59. The other four wins were over Lindsey Wilson, Freed-Hardman, Sue Bennett, and Cleveland State. The Tigers then traveled to Lenior City for the Rotary Classic. Hiwassee won the tourney with victories over Cleveland State 70-57 and Roane State 81- 72. Johnny Morgan and Mark Beg¬ ley were named to the All-Tournament Team with Begley voted M.V.P. This left Hiwassee’s record 7-2 before the holidays. After the break the Tigers bounced back with an impressive win over K.B.C. 112-72. Hiwassee went on to win three more games against Cleveland, Brevard, and Sue Bennett, before playing in the Marion Tourney. There the Tigers dropped three straight, but Captain Terry Lawerence was named the M.V.P. The next game was at home against Motlow State, which proved to be one of the more exciting to that point in the season, with the Tigers winning 84-73. Hi¬ wassee then notched a victory over Roane State. With two key players out, Morristown College beat Hiwassee 82- 76. 49 50 Two Tigers head Rotary All-tourney Team The Tigers finished the remainder of the season with a 6-3 record leaving the season 19-9. This record was good enough to place Hiwassee in the Regional Tournament to be held in Cleveland in March. Hiwassee 71 Lindsey Wilson 65 Hiwassee 99 Freed Hardman 82 Hiwassee 96 Walters State 59 Hiwassee 101 Sue Bennett 83 Hiwassee 90 Cleveland State 73 Hiwassee 82 Cumberland 97 Hiwassee 79 Tenn. Jr. Varsity 97 Lenoir City Classic Hiwassee 70 Cleveland State 74 Hiwassee 81 Roane State 72 Hiwassee 112 Knox. Business 72 Hiwassee 87 Cleveland State 74 Hiwassee 86 Brevard 84 Hiwassee 110 Sue Bennett Marion Tourney Hiwassee 66 Sneed St. Jr. College 70 Hiwassee 70 Marion Inst. 73 Hiwassee 75 Alabama Christian 86 Hiwassee 84 Motlow State 73 Hiwassee 104 Roane State 87 Hiwassee 76 Morristown 73 Hiwassee 94 Lindsey Wilson 58 Hiwassee 83 Cumberland 87 Hiwassee 82 Walters State 71 Hiwassee 71 Tenn. Jr. Varsity 73 Hiwassee 116 Knox. Business 80 Hiwassee 65 Motlow State 90 Hiwassee 73 Morristown 63 Hiwassee 83 Brevard 58 Hiwassee 88 Roane State 72 Tigerettes rebuild With freshmen After losing the better part of his team to gradua¬ tion, Coach Mitchell was faced with problems. The tigerettes had three sophomores, only one who start¬ ed last year, returning this season. With eleven fresh¬ men, the Tigerettes posted a 10-12 mark. The Hiwas- see Women provided a homecoming victory over Ten¬ nessee Temple for their opening game. They then lost the next four out of five before posting wins over St. Mary, Roane State, and Lincoln Memorial. The Tigerettes then split the next four games with wins over Furman and Roane State and losses to North Georgia and Anderson Junior College. The out-classed Tigerettes then lost to U.T.’s women and Belmont before another three-game winning streak. The last four games of the season proved to be disappoint¬ ments, the Tigerettes losing the last game to Volunteer State by only one point, 56-57. Co-Captains Karen Middleton. Janice Brown, and Coach Damon Mitchell. 52 L. To R. S. Godfrey; S. Kirkpatrick; K. Fields; G. Brown; J. Yearwood; L. Vaughn: J. Brown. Co-Captain; K. Mid¬ dleton. Co-Captain; B. Presnell; D. Black; J. Waley; C. Almond: P. Jarrett. Not Pictured: S. Sherlin. K. Wilson. 53 1 Hiwassee girls 10-12 In rebuilding effort Hiwassee 84 Tenn. Temple 33 Hiwassee 51 Belmont 68 Hiwassee 60 North Georgia 61 Hiwassee 46 Tenn. Temple 31 Hiwassee 42 Vol. State 57 Hiwassee 42 Tenn. Tech. 52 Hiwassee 46 St. Mary 34 Hiwassee 45 Roane State 39 Hiwassee 58 LMU 41 Hiwassee 63 North Georgia 71 Hiwassee 36 Furman 28 Hiwassee 36 Anderson 55 Hiwassee 57 Roane State 39 Hiwassee 31 U.T. 61 1 Hiwassee 36 Belmont 54 Hiwassee 45 St. Mary 37 Hiwassee 46 Brevard 38 Hiwassee 72 KBC 23 Hiwassee 43 LMU 45 Hiwassee 40 Tenn. Tech. 56 Hiwassee 52 Brevard 57 Hiwassee 56 Vol. State 57 54 Golf team returns three Left to right: A. Lmkous. A. Apple. P. Pennington. K. Henry. D. Kelley. 55 Hiwassee returns six lettermen Hiwassee’s baseball season de¬ pended on the strength of six re¬ turning Tigers and fourteen fresh¬ man recruits. The Tigers faced tough competition from Motlow State, the division winner for four straight years up to this year, Cleveland State and Roane State, the latter two returning almost all starters. Above, left to right: K. Barber. K. Mills. S. Swartz. K. Henry. R. Hicks. (Not pictured) C. Hawes. Above, left to right: 1st row — L. Woodard, R. Beason, S. Swartz. K. Rowland. 2nd row — V. Rose, K. Barber, K. Mills, C. Wilkes. 3rd row — L. Hig¬ gins. K. Henry, A. Wilkes, G. Laney. 4th row — R. Hicks, S. White, G. Hampton, R. Carter. K. Matthews. Coach Jim Cheek. 56 Pitchers and Catcher Infielders Outfielders 57 Dr. Conwell startsTennisTeam Above, left to right: 1st row — S. Tweed, J. Hatcher. R. Newton. N. McCulley. B. Drinnen, G. Farmer. J. Adcox. 2nd row — M. Miller. C. Almond, D. Denton, J. Sooter. B. Chrisman. J. Philpot. S. Pearson. 58 Intramurals and Sports activities ORGANIZATIONS ► The Organization of Club Presidents worked closely with Dean Huffman to plan campus activities. Clubs were encouraged to engage in constructive projects and to provide the means of ex¬ pressing student interest and activities in all areas of campus life. Many chal¬ lenges were presented and good leadership developed among club members as students cooperated to broaden the scope of ac¬ tivities. 61 Civinettes enjoy many activities 62 The Civinette Club, an organization for women with objective emphasis on the Ameri- can-Canadian way of life, good fellowship and high scholarship, proved worthy of its name this year. Its members were found involved in many activities around campus. Highlighted events included the Halloween Carnival; their president, Sondra Mitchell, became Mrs. Don¬ ald Coffey; and the club officers and other club members attended the Civitan International Convention during the summer in Orlando, Florida. 63 Choir starts Christmas spirit at Hiwassee The Hiwassee Choir added music to both church on Sundays and chapel programs on Wednesday mornings for the student body. The choir annually prepared for tour and this year, as another project, sold stationery to help buy new robes. The Choir, nothing more than children at heart (left below), performed beautifully (left) under the leadership of Mr. Pickering (right center) and with the accompani¬ ment of Mary Greenhoe (above). 1 65 66 ;; Pep Band and Majorettes Entertain at ball games The Pep Band started every Basketball game with the playing of our national anthem, and with the beat of the drum and the blast of the horn the spirit was kept alive throughout the game. The band helped re¬ mind every student of his school by the playing of our Alma Mater at each game. During halftime, the band displayed its true talent as the majorettes performed for the crowds. Taking a break from practice, mem¬ bers stood for a picture (left). Mr. Pickering (center left) kept the group well in tune. Janice Gibson Mary Lee Foust Donna Hill 67 i Circle K members Are found everywhere 68 The Circle K Club, a service organiza¬ tion for college men, focused on leader¬ ship and character-building, along with serving the campus and the community. Once again, club members helped pre¬ pare a calendar, with elected members of the student body as calendar girls. 69 Drama Club prepares Members for stage productions 70 The Drama Club consisted of those students and faculty who have experience or interest in the pro¬ duction of live theater. They were involved in all facets of production and provided a strong working force for the full productions by the Hiwassee Players. 71 This club was an honorary dramatic fraternity for the purpose of providing an honor society for those doing a high standard of work in dramatics. It also provided a wider fellowship for those interested in college theatre. Delta Psi Omega Offers drama fellowship The Phi Theta Kappa Society, a National Junior College Honorary Scholastic Society, had as its purpose to promote scholarship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellow¬ ship and good citizenship among the stu¬ dents. As an annual event, the club (center) sponsored the College Bowl, sending sever¬ al students (top) to Berry College in Georgia for intercollegiate competition. 75 Collegiate Civitans work With their sister club with The community’s needs in mind The Civitan club was of service on the college campus and strived to observe the Golden Rule as did its sister club, The Collegiate Civinettes. This year the clubs had even another similarity. Their president, Don Coffey (top center) married the president of the Civinettes. The members (bottom left) were always found hard at work on campus. 77 Aviation Club sets the sky as their limit Top right: The Thrill of the Touch¬ down. ' Top center: Members smtle for camera. Left center: Future pilots. Center: President. Bonnie Presnell. Agriculture Club Members work toward Their goal Membership in this club was limited to those students who were majoring in Agriculture, Pre- Forestry, and Pre-Veterinarian Medicine. Members were often found around the barn (top), and their officers usually dressed their best (above). Their club sweetheart was Kathy Jones (left). a The CSM Council (top right) was responsible for plan¬ ning and giving the programs on Wednesday evenings. Membership consisted of the President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and the Student Representative to the Holston Conference Youth Council. All of these were Sophomores. Additionally, two officers were elected from the Freshman class. Christian Student Movement celebrates Happiness with a smile 80 Home Economics Club prepares for the future The Home Economics Club provided an interest group for those majoring in Home Economics or for those who had a strong interest in this area. Members learned to handle two mops at once (left) and to have two cooks in the same kitchen (below). 81 Organization of International Students works For mutual understanding To promote mutual understanding and friendship and cultural exchange between foreign students and American students were the aims of the OIS (top left). Several female members posed in front of a decorated door (above right) at Homecoming, while one member (above left) won this year’s talent show. He shared this pose with a friend. “Hiwassee” staff has a Successful work year Work, fun, late hours, frustration, fear, excitement, faithfulness, and many more adjectives of this type de¬ scribed the Hiwassee 74 staff (above) this year. Through the work of the Co-Editors, Regina Morgan (top right), and Kathy Giles (left), under the guiding hand of the sponsor, Mrs. Sheets, and with general cooperation of the entire staff, this year’s book was completed. Mr. Benton (top right) furnished many of the pictures used. 83 Student National Education Association prepares its Members for teaching others The Student National Education Association was organized as a professional association for college and university students preparing to teach. Any stu¬ dent enrolled in the teacher education program was eligible for membership. 84 The “H” Club (bottom) had as its purpose to promote athletics and a better spirit of sportsmanship. Membership was open only to those who had lettered in basketball, base¬ ball, golf, tennis, or cheerleading at Hiwassee College. S ’ • ' J f? l ... “H” Club members promote True athletic fellowship m The Hiwassean VOLUME XVI, NOJ Hiwassee College, Madisonville, Tennessee37354 NOVEMBER, 1973 ■ 1 n i 1 Pictured are members of the Pulitzer Prize winning team (left to right) Gee Gee Gypsy Jaws Stewart. Alice East-West. Cherie Belles Buckner. Connie Toes Finger. ParrTQuicksand” Quarles, Karen Sot Payne. Mr. Conlie Rattlesnake Rasnake (sponsor), Doug Leroy Cool Sulims. Robert “Pud . Roscoe, Dorm Daddy Newton, Suzi Ripley ' s Wright. Randy Bubblebutt Sells, and Kent Marvin Schwartz Millwood. The names were changed to cover up for the guilty. Pulitzer Winning Paper The Hiwassean, it was announced Thursday, is this year ' s winner of the Pulitzer prize. The world famous newspaper, well known for its coverage of all events everywhere, was honored by editors from all over the globe at a recent meeting of the E.F.A.O.T.G. Club (Editors From All Over The Globe Club). Horace Greenly, editor of the Monroe County Republican, and a super-stupendous president for the E.F.A.O.T.G., remarked that the Hiwassean was a grand ' ole mixture of whop-de-do news and home town gossip. The Hiwassean reports on events ranging from Watergate (on which they did a fantabledablelous job of identifying the little Dutch boy who had his finger in the dyke) to Mrs. Barker ' s fallen biscuits. It was the unanimous opinion of the E.F.A.O.T.G. Club that the Hiwassean was a super-groovey newspaper. When contacted by the UPI, the AP, and Campus Spots, Mr. Conlie Rasnake, the newspaper ' s sponsor, had only praise for the staff. I have only praise for the staff, he said. When contacted by the UPI, the AP, and Campus Spots, the staff agreed. This is the sixteenth year in a row that the Hiwassean has won the Pulitzer Prize. Robert Newton, one of the co-editors, attributed the newspaper ' s remarkable success to the fact that the Hiwassean is the epitome of the perfect newspaper. It puts everybody ' s name and picture in it, he explained. Gee Gee Stewart, the other co-editor, was quick to add, Sometimes it is hard for some people to pick themselves out from a photo of the North American continent, but at least they can ' t complain that we are biased as to whose picture gets in the most. It seems to be almost everybody ' s opinion that the Hiwassean is the perfect newspaper. It prints funny, dumb little stories, dumb little stories, and little stories. It makes swell linings for our bird cages and OK paper airplanes. You expand our minds and bog our eyes. You give Readers Digest something worth printing. Hiwassean . .. we, the people, love you. Marvin Schwartz The H iwasseart SPOKESMAN FOR THE STUDENTS OFFICIAL STUDENT PUBLICATION HIWASSEE COLLEGE. MADISONVILLE. TENNESSEE Co-Editors Robert Newton Gee Gee Stewart Reporters Connie Einger Alice East Suzi Wright Karen Payne Pam Quarles Cherie Buckner Kent Millwood Doug Sullins Robert Patrick Typist Gee Gee Stewart Robert Newton Doug Sullins Kent Millwood Club News Editor Gee Gee Stewart Sport’s Editor Robert Newton Cartoonist David Lane Photographers Randy Sells Dan Cate Editorialist Doug Sullins Advisor Mr. Conlie Rasnake 86 Our Gracious Leaders It was announced today that the members of the Hi- wassean had won the Pulitzer Prize for small papers. In an interview with Mr. Rasnake, the sponsor of the paper, he said that the prize was indeed an honor. He went on to say that he attributed the prize to the hard working, industrious, creative, ingenious, staff and that they had showed the greatest amount of intestinal fortitude in their spartan la¬ bors. The Hiwassean shall never be the same. Co Editors. Gee Gee Stewart and Robert Newton, along with Sponsor. Conlie Rasnake. accept Pulitzer Prize. Doug Sullins Life Service Group Strengthens religious Activity on our campus This group included all students who had made a decision to go into a full-time church-related vocation. Their club purpose was three-fold: (1) for spiritual growth of its members: (2) to bring together in Christian fellowship those who have dedicated their life to Christian service; (3) to be a service organization on the campus. 87 Sportsmen Club Members unite to Share an interest Special interest organizations allowed students to participate in activities with people who shared a com¬ mon interest. The Sportsman Club was no exception as the members (below) were those interested in dif¬ ferent sports. Guns were a particularly common theme (right). Campus Spots become a part of Hiwassee Beginning its first year of service here at Hiwassee, Campus Spots, the bi-weekly news service, proved to be a popular success. Under the guidance of their sponsor, Mr. Ken Yamada, the Campus Spots news team brought the highlights of campus life before the students via television. To aid in this, monitor stations in Brock Hall, the Industrial Arts building and Rymer Cafeteria were added to complete the HC-TV network. 89 PEOPLE From Tennessee and Vir¬ ginia and Florida and New York and Iowa — From Jordan and Iran and Japan and Ma¬ laysia — From many other states and nations came Hi- wassee’s “beautiful people.’ ' Each was unique; each found no simple formula for getting to know himself and others. It was the year and the place of becoming. 91 a. Amar A. Abu-Goura b. Osama Abu-Qora c. Jack Adcox, Jr. d. Alfred Apple e. Larry Arp f. Gerald Atkins g. Peggy Rider Atkins h. Larry Austin i. Larry Avens j. Becky Axley k. Debra Ann Babcock l. Debbie Bailey a. Betsy Anne Bell b. Brenda Benjamin c. Patricia Gail Billingsley d. David Birkholz e. Don Birth f. Vicki Bivens g. Dorosia Black h. Lynette Black i. Robert Black j. Patsi Brewer k. Doris Marie Brewster They search for fun, friends, freedom, knowledge,value a. Mary Janice Brown b. Nila Brown c. Susan Burger d. Linda Oaks Burleson e. Marilyn Cardin f. Jerry A. Carter g. Jerry Cathcart h. Marvin Champion i. David Edwin Cloud j. Don E. Coffey k. Sondra Mitchell Coffey l. Samuel Ray Coleman, Jr. a. Gary Cottrell b. Susie Coxe c. Boyd Curtis d. RobertCurtis e. Lowry Daugherty f. Sharon L. Dailey g. Janet Dian Deaton h. Larry James Dial i. Michael R. Disney j. David Dowdy k. Bobby Drinnen l. Walt Dunbar Sophomore students take a variety of educational routes 101 102 a. Donna Jean Greene b. Larry Gregory c. David Reid Hagan d. Clayton B. Hamby e. Edward J. Hardin IV f. Roger Harris g. Troy Daniel Harris h. Craig Hawes i. Walter Hensley j. Teresa Hickey k. Randy Hicks l. Steve Hill a. David Hodges b. John R. Hogan c. Rick Hooper d. Joyce Janeway e. Ira Wayne Johnson f. Margaret Kathaleen Jones g. Rodney B. Jones h. Robert Darrell Kelly i. Sarah Kirkland j. Etsuyo Kuroshi k. Carla Elaine LaFollette 105 a. Steve 0. Lafon b. David A. Lane c. Mary Margaret Lane d. Azmi Lattouf e. Terry La Rue Lawrence f. Sherrie Lynn Lenoir g. Doris Ling h. Randy Lowe i. Bill Marrs j. David D. Mason k. Danny Mason 107 Some sophomores become career oriented a. John McCallie b. Edee McClendon c. Neil McCulley d. Betty Jo McFall e. Kenneth Meeks f. Karen Middleton g. Billy Ray Mills h. Juanda Lynn Mills i. Kenneth Andrew Millwood j. David Moree k. Don Allen Morgan 108 109 Regina Morgan Dennis Myers Mickey Myers Steve Myers Robert Charles Newton Denise Odum Richard Clark Parrott Robert Patrick Sandra Jane Pearson Joy Philpot Jenny Pope 111 112 Sophomore students discover the greater challenge 113 114 a. Linda Sharp b. Victoria Anne Smith c. Gee Gee Stewart d. Eddie Sutphin e. Jack Turney Swann, Jr. f. Cecil Tallent g. Ed Tate h. YumikoTarui i. Robin Teague j. Mireya Valdivieso k. Jennifer Varnell 116 ing becomes a rich and delightful part of college life a. Tom Walker g- b. Ronnie Watkins h. c. Barbara Faye White i. d. Bill White j- e. Mike White k. f. Anne Whitehead Belita Katheryne Williams Kathy Jean Wilson Phillip Bryson Wood Jim Worthington Janice Ziegler 117 Class off icers Provide leadership Class elections created interest as students were nominated and votes were cast. Sophomore officers quickly “took over” the office of the president as plans were made for spring quarter fun and frolic. Freshman officers were busy launching the class of ' 75 and keeping bewildered freshmen on course throughout the initial year of their college exper¬ ience. Above: Sophomore class officers Janice Brown. President; Ken Barber, Vice-president; Debbie Babcock. Secretary; Connie Finger. Treasurer; demonstrate the ultimate in efficiency. Right: Freshman class officers Gail Stuart. Secretary; Marty Cate. Treasurer: Ronnie Carter. President; and Sharon Godfrey. Vice- president: are pictured in a display of self confidence. 118 Terry Adams Carolyn Almond Jerry Anderson Mary Etta Arden Rhonda Arwood Jane Atkins Pam Bailey Donna Bardsley Harriet Barry Patricia Butcher Helen Benton Teri Branam Karen Carden Bobbie Sue Cardwell Mary Lee Carpenter Greg Carroll Scott Carson Ronnie Carter Marty Cate BettyChrisman Teresa DiannClemmer Jennifer Coffelt Becky Compton Charlotte Ann Crum 119 Mike Davenport Vicki Davis Debbie Denton Rick DeVault Jimmy Doyle Daryl Dunaway Katrina Dungan Alice East William Edington Phil Edwards Carl Evans Debbie Everett 120 Gary Farmer Barbara Ferguson Kathy Fields Sharon Frerichs Karen Gardner Bob Garland Danny George David Gift in Sharon Godfrey Katie Goldston Tonya Greene Lou Anne Hale Frances Hall Prissy Hall Gene Hammer Betty Hammonds Bill Hartsell Jeff Hatcher Jennifer Hatcher Penny Henry Bill Herren Leroy Higgins Debra Hillman Kay Holt 121 Thomas Howard Chikako Ishibe David Joynes Mike Kyker Justine King Pamela Kirkpatrick Sherry Kirkpatrick Don Layman Teresa Ledbetter Karen Ledford Bill Livingston Ruthan L ' Hommedieu Mary Lynn Long Judy Love Nancy McClendon David McGhee Linda McGhee Eddie McKee Steve Martindale Joel Clark Mason Kent Matthews Steve Maynard Debra Mays Loretta Miller 122 Mary I in Miller Becky Mills Janice Millsaps Michael Mitchell Hiawatha Mize Carol Moore Regena Moore Lea Ann Mugford Sara Murr John Needs Karen Nelms Celeste Palmer Philip Pappas Dawn Patterson Kathy Patterson Donna Patton Karen Louise Payne Charles Eric Phillips Joan Phillips Donald Plunk Allen Powell Jerry Presley Pamela Quarles William Deland Queen Hugh Queener Carolyn Ritchey Barbara Rose Bryant Keith Rowland Ghassan Saudi Sharen Self Georgiana Sharp Sandy Sherlin Mark Shull Gene Smith Grace Snow Julie Ann Sooter Ricky Starling Danny Stephens Gail St. Germaine Gail Stuart 724 Doug Sullins Mustafa Taher Margaret Taylor Rebecca Thomas Steve A. 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Madisonville, Tennessee Tribute to Bonnie Presnell On Monday morning, December 17, 1973 at the International Airport in Rome, Italy, a group of terror¬ ists brought to an end the lives of 32 persons on board a Pan American aircraft. One of those persons was a beloved student at Hiwassee College — Bonnie Presnell of Greenback, Tennessee. Her tragic death left a pall of gloom on the college campus and on January 3, 1974, a memorial service was con¬ ducted in the college chapel. It was a moving worship service within the bittersweet shadows of her memory. Her friends among the student body, the faculty and staff, the girls basketball team — all share the grief of the Presnell family. She is missed by all who knew her. Who can forget the easy friendly way she had. Who can forget that mischievous smile, her mirth and humor. She had lived such a full life and her zest for living was ' apparent. The memories that are cherished in the hearts of all who knew her are like a lingering warm summer breeze. The college life moves on — bowed low — but moving on bathed in the radiance of that life which has been lived before us. Let us determine to cram into every day’s existence the greatest zest for life that we can, and our lives, under God, can bring to us and all we meet the greatest kind of joy ' —W. David Lewis, Chaplain of the College Student Roster Abu Gouts. Amor Ahmed A mu .11 clan Abu Goura Omai Ahmed AcuH SandtaLou.se Ri A VM«MtoRd Svveetwatei T enn Adams. Terry Lee Rt I Miidisunvlle Ten. A dams. Tony Wayne Haskell Rd Powell Tenn Adams. Pam Won Vallevfid Oman T e nn Admix I.A riiBii.«=zst%a Tnmi A deihold William Roy HuhiesiOr Etowah Tenn Alkman DonsLedlord Ri 2 Oecalui. Tenn Allen. Patrrcia Kave MaiLsoiiwIta Tenn Almond Carolyn Mildred Hr I Bi ' t 308 Wit lesbu 9 Georgia Anderson Jeny Dwight Ri 6 Box 79 Galax Virgin a Anthony Hugh Rt 6 Rome Georgia Apple. 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LairyT 9 30 Mooie Si Athens Tenn Waiten Douglas Edgar Ri 3 Box 165 Terrco Plains Tenn Watkins. Louie Watson Rd . Loudon. Tenn Watkins. Joe Ronald Rl T Madisonville Tenn Rl 3 Madisonville. Tenn Wacsoii Barr Rl I Madisonville Tenn Watson. Janet La Verne Watson. Ocio Ann Tellico Plains. Tenn Wear. Vicke Peals Rl I Telvco Plains Tenn Weather shy Richard Schott N 7th St LaFniletto Tenn Welch. Violet Bernice Rt 3 Teaico Plains Tonn 4300 Weils Rd Knoxville Tenn Box 45. reiuco Plains Tenn White. Barbara Rt 3 Madisonv, le Tenn While. Michael 3419 8ullaiMH Knoxville Tenn White William Robert Clmchport Va White Stephen Conner 136 Pembroke Rd Oak Ridge Tenn Tallassee St. lamer Tenn Wilburn Sandra June Rl 2 Madisonvile Tenn William P Beverly 1011 5DruceSt .Upton va Williams, Jane Elizabeth 102 Brookfield Ave Chattanooga Tenn Wiliams. Barbate Rt 1 Riceville. Tenn Williams. Bel,la Mill St. Clmchco, Va Williams. Danny Rl 2 Muntordville. Ky S Georgia Ave Rt 3 Mad-sonvi 1122 Wiight S; Sweetwater Tenn Witt. Cindy Lee Rt 3 Hwassco Hil s Maoisonvirle Tenn Won as. Robert 9 sterling Ave E Patehogue N Y Wolfe Charles Earl Rl 4 Sweetwater Tenn Womac. Charlie Hoyle 32 39 Englewood Rd Mooisonwle Tenn Woodard. Clillord Lynn Rt I Keokee Va Rt I Kings ' O Toni Woods. Richard Coswell Jr Greenback lenn Worthington James 4431 Min Creek Rd Ckrtlanooga Tonn Wright. Rebecca Suzzanne Box 394 Kingston Tenn (Y) Yamada Lucy Dan 735 Teh co SI Madsonvillu Tenn Yates. Ricky Plulkp Rt 2 Tell co Plains Tenn Yeaiwood. Janice Rhea Tel co Plains Tonn (Zi Ziegler. Janice Big Spring Tenn 135 ■Yearbook Staff would like to gratefully I Bill Stoess, yearbook representative, ijjmBH vCrary, school photographer, for their concern aimassistance. We are especially grateful to Mrs. Margartt Sheets, yearbook advisor, for her un- failing help and encouragement. We would also like to thank the flfculty, administration, and student body for their h3 and cooperation. We have tried to cap¬ ture a fewjnemories of Hiwassee students loving, playing, working, and worshiping. For us, this year was °f becoming.