Hiwassee College - Hiwassee Yearbook (Madisonville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1976 volume:

SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO... ■ HIWASSEE COLLEGE MADISONVILLE, TENN 37354 ABOVE: The happy days of college will be remembered forever. ABOVE CENTER: Vlien the tigers get in a slump, we lose our fizz. RIGHT: Sharing an umbrella on a rainy day is the Hiwasscc way. UPPER RIGHT: Smiling is easy when friends get together at Home¬ coming. BOTTOM RIGHT: Concentration is fruitless when a lack of communication exists. Socially, Hiwassee is concerts, movies, plays, banquets, dances, formals, hayrides, horse shows, carnivals, and pageants. 4 I AR LEFT: (Jotting all “gussied up” made one feel good about the world. LEFT: Old grads return for Homecoming festivities. TOP: The pitcher’s mound can be a lonely place - and then suddenly, you are surrounded by excitement. ABOVE: Part of the “Shalom” singers have a laugh after a sour note. 5 Every student regardless of religious denomination is considered a member of the Christian Student Movement, the central religious organization on campus. The student may also choose to become part of the Life Service Volunteers, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, or the Christian witness teams. The Ichthus Center is a place where the religious organizations can meet offering a coffee house type setting. r rAR R m-T big kick out of women ’s intramura i AK Lfc.IT. Girl talk helps us understand who we are - even at BEI C OW L r FT: W r M id ° C C0UWn ’ ' lurn back ,hc hands ° f tint BLLOW. Campus Gold trio man the refreshment table. J AT ' SOMETHING TO LOOK | BACK ON ... 1 | Hiwassee College actually began when the enrollment at Fork Creek Academy, a school for boys, increased beyond the capacity of the academy to accommodate students and was moved to Bat Creek Campground, the present site ol Hiwassee Campus. Replacing and expanding the program of the academy, Hiwassee College was organized in 1849. In 1850, Reverend Daniel Carter donated a tract ol parcel of land containing seven acres more or less lying in the second township ol Monroe County for the use of Hiwassee college. Growing from the original grant of approximately seven acres to its present Campus ol 50 acres and a farm of about 800 acres, Hiwassee College has been able to keep its doors open since 1849, o except for a period of approximately four years during the Civil War. EAR LEI I ' : Around here I have a very responsible posi lion . . . Every time something goes wrong, I’M RESPON¬ SIBLE!! NEAR LETT: Drowning in the never-endine Wednesday rain. ABOVE LEFT: One can feel very imper¬ sonal after agitating a calculator for two hours. ABOVE RIGHT: No day at Hiwassee can be typical without the Horsehandlcrs doing their rounds. LEFT: Medicine and phar¬ macy have important beginnings at Hiwassee. Recreationally, Hiwassec is tennis, basketball, baseball, volleyball, football, golf, archery, horseback riding, and ping pong. FACING PACK: Come and bring your weary thoughts from tedious hours of work and enjoy the soothing splashing of the fountain. ABOVE LEFT: Getting in the Bicentennial spirit, the local fire plug gets red, white, and blue. LEFT: I sometimes feel I am only molecules- and with some of them missing! ABOVE: Working out on the court can be a pleasant break from studies. 11 FAR LI I T: When something important goes on, there are people working hard behind the scenes. NFAR LI FT: Pounding out a Bach fugue makes one feel more human. ABOVE: With all the sidewalks, we learned the meaning of “keep on truckin ' .” L.OWFR LEFT: Even caught unaware, our students often have something to smile about. LEFT: Inscho lectures on the nature of light. ABOVF: Happy, carefree, smiling faces - we enjoy each other ' s company 1 ABOVE: They said this thine was supposed to make ditch¬ digging easy?! LEPT: Some dreary days the mind will not enable the hand to spell it out. BELOW: Hilarity and skill were demonstrated by the Harlem Globetrotters. ABOVE OPPOSITE: Crowning our campus is Buckner Memorial Church. BELOW OPPOSITE: Penny Large must be campaign¬ ing lor some office! 14 IT’S SO HARD TO KNOW THE HAPPINESSES OF A DAY UNTIL IT’S TOO LATE TO APPRECIATE THEM 17 Students 30 Sophomores 32 Freshmen 49 Academics 62 Sports 72 Organizations and Publications 90 Advertisements 131 Roster 136 Closing 140 ifWk. HIWASSEE W COLLEGE and the year 1976 Awards and Honors 19 MR. and MISS HIWASSEE DARRELL CLABOUGH and ANITA LEDBETTER 20 HARDWICK-JOHNSTON ACHIEVEMENT AWARD The 11ARDWICK-JOHNSTON ACHIEVEMENT AWARD is pre¬ sented to the Sophomore ranking highest in achievement, loyalty, and scholarship. The recipient of this award is selected by faculty and students. The 1976 recipient of this award is Larry Doka Gaultney from Bean Station, Tennessee. J.H. BRUNNER HONORS AWARD The J. H. BRUNNER HONORS AWARD is presented to any student that maintains a minimum grade point average of 3.75 over a period of five quarters. Nine people received this award for 1976. They are: L. to R; First Row: Carol McCulloch Madisonville, Tennessee, Jan Henson Rossville, Georgia, Janet Rob¬ bins Madisonville, Tennessee. Second Row: Rhonda Myers Walland, Tennes¬ see, Allen Headrick Walland, Tennessee, Becky Witt-Madisonville, Tennessee. Third Row: Ricky Kennedy Vonore, Tennessee, Larry Gaultney Bean Station, Tennessee, Johnny Morris Sweetwater, Tennessee. 21 OLIVER R. TARWATER BIBLE AWARD The frien ds of Oliver R. Tar- water, Sr., through Mrs. Kenneth L. Martin, Maryville, Tennessee, have given an endowment fund to be known as the OLIVER R. TARWATER BIBLE MEMO¬ RIAL FUND in honor and mem¬ ory of Oliver R. Tarwater, Sr. He knew and loved the Bible and his sermons were noted for their Biblical emphasis. The income from this fund is to be used to give an award to the Life Service student who has made outstand¬ ing grades in Bible and who shows the most promise in the service of the Church. The 1976 recipient of this award is Teck Hock Tan from Kapit, Sarawak, East Malaysia. THE SIDNEY G. GALBREATH CITIZENSHIP AWARE The SIDNEY G. GALBREATII CIT ZENSHIP AWARD is presented to a Sopho¬ more student displaying outstanding quali¬ ties in leadership, honesty, loyalty, personal¬ ity, and cooperation. The 1976 recipient of this award is Helen Ruth Burns from Town¬ send, Tennessee. YOUELL ATHLETIC AWARD CHEMISTRY AWARD The YOUELL ATHLETIC AWARD is presented annually to the graduating athlete whose participation in the Athletic Program, performance in academic pursuits, and qualities of citizenship reflect a high degree of achievement in relation to the ideals of Hiwassce College. The recipient of this award is nominated by the Awards Committee and approved by the faculty of the College. The 1976 recipient of this award is Mike Messamore from Loudon, Tennessee. The CHEMICAL RUBBER COMPANY AWARD is given annually to the student making the most progress in chemistry. The 1976 recipient is Gordon Miller from Madisonville. Tennessee. HIWASSEE’S BOARD REPRESENTATIVE Ms. Sheree Lou Scruggs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Scruggs of Route 2, Madisonville, Tennessee, is a very important student at Hiwassee College. Ms. Scruggs represents the students of Hiwassee on the Board of Represen¬ tatives from Hiwassee, Tennessee Wesleyan and Emory and Henry. Ms. Scruggs was chosen through a screening process last year by the Dean of Students. She was chosen on the basis of the G.P.A.. personality, and previous organi¬ zational involvement. Sheree is the first female student chosen to represent Hiwassee on the Board. A. Miss Sandi Hunt is crowned 1975 Homecoming Queen by President Barker and presented flrowers by Miss Anita Ledbetter, 1974 Homecoming Queen B. Anita Ledbetter, Homecoming Queen 1974 es¬ corted by Mike Morton C. Sandi, Rick Powell, her escort, and President Barker stand proudly. D. The HOMI-COMING QUEEN and HER COURT: Left to Right: Cheryl Lambert, Michele Mann, Sandi Hunt, Marietta Blackburn and Karen Murrell 26 Karen Murrell escorted by Reggie Gaskin Cheryl Lambert escorted by Carl Guider 27 L TO R: Patty Waters, Teck Hock Tan, Darrell Clabough, Ricky Kennedy, Anita Ledbetter, Carol Currin, Sheree Scruggs, Jerry Sharpe, Mike Messamore, Dai Blackburn-not pictured. _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ w __, , _ , WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN Vic In the winter of this year, twenty sophomores were chosen for membership in Who ' s Who Among American Junior Colleges, a national organization dedicated to recognizing outstanding students throughout the country. These students, in addition to being awarded a certificate of recognition, are aided in continuing their studies after graduation of in finding a suitable position in their chosen field. The campus nominating committee follows the criteria set forth by Who ' s Who in selecting candidates. These qualifications include scholarship, participation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, citizenship, and promise for future usefulness. Coming to IJiwassee from Lenoir City, TN, MARIETTA BLACKBURN is receiving her A.A. in Business Administration. Marietta has served as a Circle K Calendar Girl, was nominated for Miss Hiwassee, and was a member of the 1975 Homecoming Court. She is also a member of the PTK, FCA, and has participated on the girl ' s basketball team and the tennis team. HELEN BURNS comes to Hiwassee from Townsend, TN. While at Hiwassee, Helen has served on the intramural council both her freshmen and sophomore years. Helen was a Miss Hiwassee nominee and was the Sophomore Class President. She hopes to receive her degree in Elementary Education and go back to her home county to teach. DARREL CLABOUGH, a Sophomore, is majoring in Pre-Denistry. Darrel comes from Friendsville High School in Friendsville, TN. He has served as co-captain of the Baseball team, and in addition is a member of PTK, FCA, and has played intramural football and basketball. Darrel was also elected as Mr. Hiwassee. A Sophomore from Hillsville, Virginia, CAROL VIRGINIA CURRIN is majoring in Church music and recreation. Carol has been a member of CSM, CSM Council, and treasurer to CSM. She was also a member of Choir-President, two additional ensembles, and the Student Council. WILLIAM ALLEN DAILEY is a Sophomore from Madisonville, TN, and is majoring in Agriculture. Bill has been a member of the Agriculture Club in which he served as President, the Civitans, Equitation Club, PTK, and the OCP. Bill plans to attend the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and major in Plant and Soil Science. From Lexington, TN, comes DONNA DENISE FRANKLIN, a Sophomore majoring in Pre-Nursing. Donna has served as President of CSM, is a member of Campus Gold, Choir, Intramural Council, OCP, and had a lead role in the Drama Production of “Oklahoma”. Donna plans to finish nurses training at Union University in Jackson, TN, and go directly into hospital work; perhaps going back to school for her B.S.later. JANET MARIE HANKS comes as a transfer student from Emory and Henry University and plans to have an interdisciplinary major of Christian Education, Music, and Recreation, later hoping to work in these areas in the Methodist Church. During her Sophomore year, Janet was a member of CSM, Hiwassee Choir, “Shalom,” and the Life Service Volunteers. Majoring in Agricultural Engineering, LAWRENCE DOKA GAULTNEY is a Sophomore from Bean Station, TN. Larry has received a variety of scholarships, including the PTK and CSM Scholarships. In addition, Larry is a member of the PTK, CSM Council, Agriculture Club, Hiwassean Newspaper Staff, and the Yearbook Staff. Larry also tied for the highest grades in the freshmen class and has been on the Dean’s List a number of times. A Sophomore from Cleveland, TN, DAVID HENDERSON is completing work for a double major in Religion and Physical Education. His activities at Hiwassee have included Freshmen Class President, PTK President, and member of OCP. In addition to these, he is a member of Life Service and the FCA. David has also participated in Basketball and Tennis. He plans to go into the mission field employed by the Methodist Church as a type of recreational director. CAROLYN CLARK HICKEY comes to Hiwassee from Philadelphia, TN, and is majoring in Home Economics Education. Carolyn is a Henderson, Bill Dailey, Larry Gaultney, Donna Franklin, Cris Hughes, Janet Hanks, Terry Johnson, Helen Burns, Carolyn Hickey, Rhonda Myers, Marietta JUNIOR COLLEGES member of PTK, OCP, President of the Home Economics Club and is a member of the Dorm Council. Carolyn is a very active member of the Hiwasseo Civinettes. and as a result is Vice-President of the Civinettes, Appalachian District Civitan Secretary-Treasurer, and District Civitan Newsletter Editor. ROBERT CRIS HUGHES is a commuting Sophomore from Vonore, TN. Cris is majoring in Engineering and is Vice-President of the Phi Theta Kappa. Cris hopes to go on to the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and receive his B.S. Degree in Civil Engineering. I TERRY JOHNSON comes to Hiwassee from Pulaski High School in Pulaski, Virginia. Terry is a member of the Home Economics Club, PTK, Civinettes, Student Council, and the Homecoming Court of 1974. In addition, Terry was selected as a Circle K Calendar Girl and served as Vice-President of the Sophomore Class. Terry plans to attend Virginia Tech agter graduation from Hiwassee. Majoring in Personnel Management, RICKY BLAINE KENNEDY comes to Hiwassee from Vonore. TN. Rick’s activities include member of PTK, Equitation Club, OCP, Civitan-Secretary, and Appalachian District Civitan Sergeant-at-Arms. In addition, Rick served as Editor of the 1976 Hiwassee Yearbook, and has been on the Dean’s List several times. Rick plans to attend the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and major in Personnel Management. A major in Medical Secretarial, ANITA LEDBETTER hails from Townsend, TN. Anita was Homecoming Queen for 1974, Circle K Calendar Girl for 1975 and 1976, Secretary of FCA, and Miss Hiwassee. Anita was also a member of the Basketball team and was chosen as Most Valuable Player of the Southern Womens Invitational Tournament. i A Sophomore from Loudon, TN, MIKE MESSAMORE is majoring in l’re-Denistry. Mike has been a member of the FCA, H-Club Vice-President, PTK Public Relations, and the Hiwassee College Bowl team for two years. Mike has also been a member of the Golf, Tennis, and Basketball Teams, serving as Captain of the Basketball Team. RHONDA MYERS, a Sophomore from Walland, TN, has been very active at Hiwassee. A major in Secondary Education, Rhonda has served as President of the Education (SNEA) Club and Vice-President of Campus Gold. In addition, site is a member of the PTK, OCP, Hiwassee Choir, Dorm Council, Campus Spots, and the Equitation Club. Rhonda plans to enter the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and receive her B.S. and M.S. Degrees and then teach. f SHEREE L. SCRUGGS, from Madisonville, TN, is seeking a major in Secondary Education. Her activities include member of the Civinettes and PTK. In addition, Sheree received the distinguishing honor of being chosen as the student representative from Hiwassee College to the Holston Conference College Board of Trustees. Sheree plans to attend Tennessee Wesleyan College and major in Psychology. A Sophomore majoring in Woodworking Technology, GERALD JAMES SHARPE comes from Cleveland, TN. Jerry has been active in intramural sports and his freshman year was a member of the Junior Varsity Basketball Team. Jerry was chosen as the Student Body President and presides over (he Student Council. He plans to graduate from Hiwassee and to work and travel looking for new excitement. Coming to Hiwassee College from Kapit, Sarawak, East Malaysia, TECK HOCK TAN is a Sophomore majoring in Business Administra¬ tion. Teck’s activities include member of Drama Club, Campus Spots, OCP, President of Civitans, and Vice-President of OIS. Teck plans to attend Berea College in Berea, Kentucky, after graduation from Hiwassee, his ambition being to be a manager in a business firm. Seeking a double major in Home Economics, Home Management, Equipment, and Family Economics is PATTY MARIE WATERS, a Sophomore from Decatur, TN. Patty has been an active member in the OCP, Dorm Council, Home Economics Club, and PTK. Patty is President of the Civinettes and the Band, Student Council Sophomore Class Representative, was selected as a Circle K Calendar Girl, Student Council Sweetheart, and was in competition for the Miss Hiwassee title. Patty plans to complete her education at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and hopes to work for a power distributing board in Consumer Education. 30 I Sophomore Class Freshmen Officers j ZSSl. j mh 5 STUDENTS Sophomore Officers Freshmen Class 31 PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Helen Bums Terry Johnson SECRETARY Karen Day TREASURER Karen Murrell Debbie Adcox Terry Adams Susan R. Adams Patricia Allen R. Alexis Anderson Tim Badgett John D. Bailey William T. Bell Sadie Bingham Marietta Blackburn Kandy Boring R. L. Branam Lynn Brown Cindy Buskirk Kenneth Branton Karen Cardin Cathy Catron Beth Childress vv Darrel Clabough Sandee Clayton Gregg Clinton Deaurhan Crawford Bettie Sue Cramer L. Gary Cox Sue Crowder Stanley Crisp Rodney Cross Tim Dalton William Allen Dailey Carol Virginia Currin Debbie Dungan Teresa Driskill Joel E. Darnell Gabriel Farahan Hope Ehresman Janie Finger Joe Forshee Donna Denise Franklin Tommy French Clara Gallaher Reggie Gaskin Lawrence Doka Gaultney Theresa Goins David Lee Gosnell Ray Grant Tom Greene Angie Grizzle Tommy Hall Janet Marie Hanks Cynthia Harrill Dexter R. Harvey Allen K. Headrick Mary Louise Helsley David Henderson Randy Joe Hendricks Jan Henson Janice C. Herrell Carolyn Hickey Herbert Steven Hill Brad Hinds Dewey Hope Robert Cris Hughes Teresa Latimer Ricky B. Kennedy Jerrv Jordan Elizabeth Long Parvin Lohrasbi Antia Ledbetter Sonia McJunkins Carol McCulloch Joe McCall Micki McKinsey Michele Mann Richard Martin Barry Maxwell Mike Messamore Debbie Miller Joe Miller Pamela Miller Sina A. Moghaddam Saleh Mojabi Susan Montgomery Johnny Morris Cindy Kay Moser Rhonda Myers Abbas Nassiri Ethel R. O ' Dell Winona Oran Charles L. Osten r T ■ John Ousley Debbie K. Park David Parker Gary Patteson Stanley Perkins Mien M. Powell Kevin Pruitt Debbie Puckett Vicki Quertermous Ed Rawlston Janet E. Robbins Ann Rausin Danny Russell Mohammed Royan Sharon Rogers - f Sheree Scruggs Mary Ann Scott Hassan A. Sarshun Jerry Sharpe Emad A. R. Shnaneh Stephen Mark Sloan Donna Kaye Smith Steve Smith Billy Stephens Danny E. Stephens Phyllis Devona Stewart Tina Tallman Teck Hock Tan Al Tangchitnob Lisa Tarwater Gregory Tate Pat Thompson David Tipton Ray Tipton Donna D. Torbett Rita Torbett Tim Wade James Tyler Hoyal Turner, Jr M Michael L. Whitehead Valerie Watson Patty Marie Waters Jena Rebecca Witt Priscilla Kuntz Winters Debbie Jeannettee Williams FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS L TO R: Treasurer Dianne Flynn, Secretary Lynn Hewitt, Vice President Ronnie Hepperly, President-Steve Merritt. FRESHMAN GIRLS, L TO R: Debbie Benson, June Drinnen, and Barbara Arp, are just get¬ ting out of class. Joy Akins Pat Akins Carol Alexander Danny Alexander Bryan Altizcr Rocky Anderson Sandy Anderson Steve Anderson Debbie Armstrong Barbara Arp Judy Arp Mike Arp Leesa Atchlcy Rhonda Atkins Debra Axley Taherah Bahrami Dan Bailey Jane Baker Alvin Baldwin Janice Ballard 50 Monty Barger Jane Bearfield Reona Belcher Richard Lowell Bellamy Mary Dana Berry David Blankenship Reeca Blankenship Diane Bolton Sandy Boring Brenda Bright Ethel Brown Teresa Brown Priscilla Bryan Jeannie Carpenter Iva R. Cassell Sharon Chandler Gary C. Cochran Vanessa Cox Danny Crawford Cynthia Lynn Critcher 51 Shelia Crye Charlie Currin Evelyn Dailey Linda L. Davis Lynda Davis David B. DeBose June Drinnen Terry Dukes Diane Duvall Gary Dye Jenny Eden Darlene Edwards Mike Ellis Sandy Ellis Dan Elrod Bobby Ervin Teresa Everett Vickie M.J. Everett Katherine Susanna Flanagan Tracy Flippo 52 Dianne Flynn Donna Lynn Foster Sandra S. Francis Cindy Frazier Betty Frye Mike Gaddis Richard Garner Belinda Gibson Gary Gossett Dennis Gregg Nadine Griffith Angela Hall Rhonda Henderson Ronnie Heppcrly Susan Lee Herron Lynn Hewit Carolyn Hicks Sharon Hinton Debbie Holmes Jewel Horner Hardwick Johnston Memorial Library 53 Hiwassee College Madisonville, Tennessee 37354 Mickey Howard Sandi Hunt Nancy Hunter Alex P. Jackson Juanita Johnson Marcia Johnson Marilyn Johnson Betsy Johnston Delores Jones Greg Jones Margaret Ann Kellogg Margie Kelso Charles W. Kerr Mohammad Khairandish Don Kite Diane Kyle Cheryl Lambert Mark Christopher Lane Penny Large Linda E. Long 54 Mike McCall Frankie McClanahan Deborah McCurry Broderick E. McKinney Deborah Me Lem ore Ramona McNabb Randy McNecley Tony Mabry Mary Malone Lisa Martin Linda Mason Freida Mauck Lucinda Ann May Ron Mayfield Claire Mcrriman Steven C. Merritt Johnny Miller Shirin Abd Mishan Wade Mitchell Donna Money 55 Curtis Monger Ann Moore Kathy C. Moser Cindy Murr Shelia Murray Lonnie Neeley Michael Anthony Nethery Caleb Nwosu Brenda Ogle Sherry Oran Aileen Ownsby Susan Pangle Donna Lisa Parker Elaine Parker Cathy Patton Crystal Pool Tim Porter Sharon Presnell Carolyn Purdy J.J. Purdy 56 Donnie Ratliff Randy L. Rich Ronnie Roberts Kenny Rose Priscilla J. Russell Denise Sadler Becky Sands Brack Sapp Rosemary Saylor Elaine Scruggs Debbie Sewell Jalal Danesh Shekouh Kevin Shinault Janet Shinpaugh Lou Sims Cathy Smallen Tammy Smith Linda Spurling David Stewart William R. Stewart 57 Sherri Stroupe Rosa Lee Stubblefield Doris Stiles Steve Sutton Teresa Taylor Donnie Thcarp Patti Jo Tombley Sharon Torbett Terry Tucker Glenna Tulloch Shirley Vaughn Janet Vickers. Beth Waldrop Felicia Walker Margie Wallace Lisa Gail Watson Rhonda Watson Mike White Wanda Whitten Glenda Williams 58 Jeffery Williams Tanya WiUocks Becky Woods Sharon Wyatt Ricky B. Young LEFT-First quarter Freshmen students are all ears as Jim Wright shares his knowledge. BELOW LEFT-Ramona McNabb learns the correct way of oper¬ ating a calculator in Business Machines Class. BELOW RIGHT Mickey Howard ends a rough day. 60 61 OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION 62 OTHER STAFF MEMBERS A. B. D. Benton Executive Director of Development B. W. David Lewis - Campus Minister C. Damon B. Mitchell — Director of Alumni and Admissions Counselor D. James R. Hemphill — Director of Admissions and Financial Aid 64 OTHER STAFF A. Mrs. Bobbie Pennington - Secretary to the Business Manager B. Mrs. Jane Frerichs Secretary in the Dean’s Office C. Mrs. Jane Dye - Secretary to the President D. Mrs. Ernestine Anderson - Bookkeeper E. Mrs. Pat Zemaitis — Secretary to the Director of Development F. Mrs. Peggy Frank - Secretary to the Director of Alumni Affairs G. Cafeteria Staff — 1st ROW — Nell Garren, Francis Hester, Louise Green; 2nd ROW - Glen Britton, Lee Etta Hooper, Cheryl Piltz, Lillian Moser; 3rd ROW - Albert Fry, Clyde Tyler, Mamie Cook H. Mrs. Jean Henry and Mrs. Milsaps — Student Center I. Mrs. Mayme Glover Head Resident of Brunner Hall J. Mrs. Edith Rigsby - Head Resident of Tom Black Hall K. Mr. William Coffelt - Assistant Business Manager L. Mrs. Julia Angela - Head Resident of Brock Hall M. Mrs. Ann Smith Secretary in the Admissions’s Office N. Miss Petita Rickard - Head Resident of Allison Hall O. Mr. Bob Hardin Cafeteria Assistant; Mrs. Gloria Varnell - Cafeteria Manager; Mrs. Virginia Simpson - Cafeteria Assistant 65 A. Mr. Kenjiro Yamada - Librarian B. Miss Masako Doi Library Assistant C. Mrs. Geraldine Benton - Library Assistant D. Mrs. Isabelle McCaslin - Library Assistant E. Mrs. Bettye Coffelt Post Office Clerk and Director of College Bookstore LANGUAGE A. Dr. James O. Conwell French, Tennis Coach B. Dr. James Wilson - English for Foreign Students C. Mrs. Lucy Yamada - Freshman Composition, American Liter¬ ature, Campus Gold Leader D. Mrs. Nema K. Hyder - Freshman Composition, World Litera¬ ture, Drama Coach E. Mr. James E. Cheek II Head of Language Division, Honors English, Freshman Composition, American Literature. British Lit¬ erature, Assistant Basketball and Baseball Coach VvV i A. Mr. Robert C. Anderson Agriculture, Botany, Biology B. Mr. Paul F. Inscho Physics, Chemistry, Fngineering C. Mrs. Mary Beth Howard — Home Economics, Child Development D. Mr. Howard K. Atkins General Biology E. Mr. James E. Wright Advanced Bological Studies F. Mr. Raymond W. Barr Chemistry G. Mr. Max T. Holland Industrial Arts H. Mr. Harold J. Miller Head of Division, Mathematics, Aerospace I. Mrs. Sarah Lee Denton - Secretarial Science J. Mr. Oran D. Elrod Business Administration K. Mr. Conlie G. Rasnake — Mathematics, HIWASSEAN Sponsor 69 RELIGION and FINE ARTS A. Mr. Clarence V. McCall, Jr. — Head of Religion and Fine Arts Division, Religion, Psychology, Sociology B. Roger G. Callis Director of Music C. Mr. William A. Lay cock - Religion and Sociology D. Miss Rebecca Rowland - Piano F.. Mrs. Evelyn M. Laycock Religion, Director of Adult and Continuing Education 70 HEALTH, P.E., SOCIAL STUDIES and EDUCATION i � •••• A. Donnie Jenkins - Director of Athletics, Basket¬ ball Coach, P.E. B. Mrs. Bettye H. Spurling P.E. and Health C. Dr. Sam Hyder - Education D. Mrs. Sara Cardin Equistrian Science, Art E. Miss Myra Beth Slawson Western Civilization, Phi Theta Kappa Sponsor F. Mr. J. Lowell Kirk American History, Politi¬ cal Science G. Mr. Bob Harrill - Psychology 72 73 HIWASSEE COLLEGE “TIGERS” SITTING: L TO R: Manager Tim Badgett, Ray Grant. Ricky Walls, Stanley Perkins. David Henderson, Paul Henley, Trainer-David Stewart. STANDING: L TO R: Assistant Coach Jim Cheek, Marvin Smith. David Merriman, Eric McCoy, Ronnie Keeton, Mike Messamore, Reggie Gaskin, Eddie Liles, Ralph Patton. Head Coach Donnie Jenkins. L TO R: Alt. Captain - Reggie Gaskin, Head Coach-Donnie Jenkins, Alt. Captain Stanley Perkins, Captain-Mike Messamore. L TO R: Manager-Tim Badgett, Assistant Coach-Jim Cheek, Head Coach-Donnie Jenkins, Trainer David Stewart. 74 1975-76 Basketball Schedule OPPONENT Knoxville Business College Sue Bennclt Brevard College Marion College Brevard College Chattanooga State Sue Bennett Roane State U.T. Knoxville J.V. Walter State Chattanooga State MARION INSTITUTE TOURNEY Faulkner, Alabama Roane State Marion, Alabama Cleveland State Motlow State Morristown College U.T. Knoxville J.V. Cumberland College Roane State Walter State Morristown College Motlow State Cumberland College Knoxville Business College Cleveland State REGION TOURNAMENT Roane State Northwest Mississippi Gulf Coast Mississippi Cumberland Columbia State RECORD 22-9 THEY 89 105 103 97 97 47 86 83 82 86 82 87 77 95 57 79 99 61 69 76 86 86 87 100 71 87 71 95 99 98 86 David Merriman, 6’6 center goes in for two against the University ot Tennessee Junior Varsity. Sophomore, Mike Messamore, from Loudon, Tennessee, knocks the bottom out of the basket. tddie Liles, 6 ' 3 sophomore from Lenoir City, Tennessee, waits for a rebound. 75 UI’HLR LEFT Ronnie Keeton, freshman for¬ ward-center from Gardendale, Alabama, at¬ tempts to block a Cleveland State shot. ABOVE-Freshman forward, Marvin Smith, from Chattanooga, Tennessee, shoots two for Hiwassee. LEFT-Tigers get a pep talk during a break in the action. BOTTOM LEFT-Ray Grant, Sophomore guard from Ripley, Ohio, shoots as Hiwassee leads 45 to44. BELOW -6 4 Sophomore forward from Georgetown, Ohio, Reggie Gaskin goes high to block a shot. LEFT-Stanley Perkins, 6’0” Sophomore guard from Mumfordville, Kentucky, goes high in the air to score two for Hiwassee. MIDDLE LEFT From Gardendale, Alabama, 6’6” Freshman center, Eric McCoy comes in to the game for the Tigers. BE- LOW-Reggie Gaskin prepares to shoot from the foul line. BOTTOM LEFT-Ralph Patton, 6’2” Freshman guard from Chattanooga, Tennessee, manhandles the ball for the Tigers. 77 HIWASSEE COLLEGE BASEBALL TEAM MEMBERS: L TO R: FIRST ROW: Ricky Walls, Gary Gossett, Aaron Wilkes, Marshall Phillips, Mike Nethery, Ron Mayfield, Kevin Shinault, Paul Henley, James Baker, Deuhran Crawford, John Mynatt. SECOND ROW: Brack Sapp, Tony Mabry, Scorekeeper Elaine Parker, DarrisClabo, Andy Welch, Coach-Vance Rose, Steve Smith, Billy Gillis, Kenny Rose, Gordon Kelly, Reece Quesenberry, Layne Kelly, Teddy Price, Tim Dalton, Kevin Pruitt, Darrell Gabough. SOPHOMORE TEAM MEMBERS: L TO R: FIRST ROW: Aaron Wilkes, Kevin Pruitt, Steve Smith, Gordon Kelly, James Baker, Deuhran Crawford. SECOND ROW: Billy Gillis, Andy Welch, Darrell Clabough, Paul Henley, Coach-Vance Rose, Tim Dalton, John Mynatt. 78 VF. 1 0 4 3 3 0 5 4 2 1 7 7 4 5 1 1 16 12 0 3 1 4 11 6 0 0 9 13 10 12 1 2 3 2 1975-76 Baseball Schedule OPPONENT North Greenville College North Greenville College Notlow State Cumberland College Motlow State Chattanooga State Roane State Walters State Morristown College Cleveland State Roane State University of Tennessee Cleveland State Chattanooga State Morristown College University of Tennessee Walters State Note: All Playing Dates Were Double Headers Record 17-17 THEY 4 4 0 0 5 2 6 2 3 2 1 1 5 4 6 2 5 4 4 1 0 5 4 2 5 9 4 9 4 3 6 0 L TO R: Andy Welch-Captain, Vance Rose-Coach. OUTFIELD: L TO R: FIRST ROWi Aaron Wilkes, Kenny Rose, Kevin Shinault, Ricky Walls. SECOND ROW: Kevin Pruitt, Marshall Phillips, Andy Welch, Mike Nethery, Paul Henley, James Baker, Darns Clabo, Darrell Clabough. INFIELD: L TO R: FIRST ROW: Brack Sapp, Gary Gossett, Tony Mabry, Steve Smith, John Mynatt. SECOND ROW: Teddy Price, Layne Kelly, Andy Welch, Ron Mayfield, Deuhran Crawford, Tim Dalton. GIRL’S SOFTBALL TEAM MEMBERS: L TO R: FIRST ROW: Elaine Scruggs, Marylin Smith, Angie Grizzle, Juanita Johnson, Sheila Murray. SECOND ROW: Dianne Flynn, Aileen Owensby, Vanessa Cox. Beth Waldrop, Denise Sadler. Shirley Vaughn, Karen Day, Sharon Rogers, Clara Gallaher. INFIELD: L TO R: Aileen Owensby, Beth Waldrop, Juanita Johnson, Marylin Smith, Shirley Vaughn, Karen Day, Clara Gallaher. OUTFIELD: L TO R: FIRST ROW: Dianne Flynn, Elaine Scruggs, Vanessa Cox. SECOND ROW: Clara Gallaher, Angie Grizzle, Sharon Rogers, Denise Sadler, Sheila Murray. 1975-76 Girl’s Softball Schedule WE OPPONENT THEY 24 Maryville College 0 6 Carson Newman 17 3 Carson Newman 6 32 Maryville College 0 17 Tennessee Wesleyan 1 23 Vonore 5 18 Vonore 7 Record 5-2 lanager— ' Vanessa Co Reona Belcher L a Watsonl i en DayTDebbic Parkl cUm ' Gallahcr!” J Piirdy V.isa Parke DiMm Vlynnf Maiuger- Bettk Sue Lanier, Coach-Damon B. Mitchell. HIWASSEE COLLEGE “TIGERETTES” Captains Marietta Blackburn (LEFT) am Debbie Park (RIGHT) played their par in the Tigerettes’ successful season. 83 WE OPPONENT 1975-76 Basketball Schedule ABOVE: Cheerleaders and fans cheer the Tigerettes on. BELOW: LEFT: Lisa Watson from Gatlinburg, Tennessee, pivots to pass the ball to a fellow teammate. MIDDLE: Shirley Vaughn, a “Georgia peach,” breaks for the basket. RIGHT: J.J. Purdy from Loudon, Tennessee, sets the target before making her shot. St. Mary’s Tenn. Temple Term. Wesleyan Chattanooga State St. Mary’s Tenn. Temple Roane State Volunteer State M.T.S.U. Walter State M.T.S.U. Chattanooga State SOUTHERN WOMEN’S INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Brevard Roane State Cleveland State Motlow State Morristown L.M.U. Roane State Maryville Volunteer State Walter State Motlow Tenn. Wesleyan L.M.U. Cleveland State REGION 7 TOURNAMENT Walter State Motlow RECORD 24-6 I Forfeit Hiwassee 2 Truitt McConnell 0 Juanita Johnson (LEFT) and Anita Ledbetter (RIGHT) were named co-Most Valuable Players of the Southern Women’s Invitational Tournament held at 85 86 WE 3 2 0 0 8 9 2 2 9 9 3 2 TENNIS 1975-76 Tennis Schedule OPPONENT Tusculum Roane State Motlow State Cleveland State Walters Stale THEY 6 7 9 0 0 1 7 8 0 0 Lincoln Memorial University Truett-McConnell Record 4-8 Tennis coach. Dr. James ConweU, watches his players with interest. TEAM MEMBERS: A. Marietta Blackburn, B. Butch Brown, C. David Henderson, D. Steve Hill, E. Joe Miller, F. John Ousley. GOLF 1975-76 Golf Schedule Mike Poe 78 Tom Paine 85 Ricky Bratcher 86 Richard Martin 92 Hiwassee 341 Tennessee Wesleyan 363 STATE TOURNAMENT Tom Paine 93-84 Ricky Bratcher 88-87 Richard Martin 93-92 Steve Baker 111-106 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Mike Poe 75-73 Regional Champion Tom Paine 82-82 Ricky Bratcher 86-84 Richard Martin 93-92 Mike Poe Region 7 Champion s ' - t « 4 INTRAMURALS EXTEND ACTIVITY PROGRAMS An extensive intramural program began in the fall and continued through the spring. Coach Donnie Jen¬ kins directed the program. Co-eds ex¬ celled in flag football, basketball, and softball. 89 90 ORGANIZATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS Student Council 0. I. S. Newspaper Staff Yearbook Staff Civinettes Civitans Home-Economics Phi Theta Kappa Drama Campus Gold Pep Band Hiwassee Choir and Ensembles Dorm and Intramural Councils Agriculture H-Club F. C. A. S. N. E. A. Circle K Horsehandlers C. S. M. Life Service 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 100 102 103 104 105 108 109 110 111 112 113 116 118 119 91 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization com¬ posed of students who are willing to work with the faculty and administration for the better¬ ment of the school. OFFICERS: L. TOR.: Michele Mann-Secretary, Jerry Sharpc-Prcsidcnt, Angie Griz¬ zle-Vice President. MEMBERS: L TO R: FIRST ROW: Teck Hock Tan-Civitans, Terry Johnson-Vice President of Sophomore Class, Angie Grizzle-Vice President, Dan Bailey-Agriculture Club, Donna Torbett-Newspaper Staff, Carol Currin-Choir, Nancy Hunter-Freshman Representative. SECOND ROW: Michele Mann-Secretary. Patty Waters Pep Band, Civinettcs, and Sophomore Representative, Rhonda Myers -Education Club, Carolyn Hickey-Home Economics Club, Cheryl Lambert-Freshman Representative, Cindy Moser-Circle K, Debbie Puckett-Campus Gold. THIRD ROW: Jerry Sharpe-President, Kevin Pruitt H-Club, Rick Kennedy-Yearbook Staff, David Henderson Phi Theta Kappa, Bryan Altizcr Freshman Representative, Chuck Oston-Sophomore Represent ative. 92 ORGANIZATION OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS MEMBERS: L TO R: FIRST ROW: Hassan Sarshuri, Taherch Bahrami, Shinn Abd-Mishani, Chikako Ishibe, Teck Hock Tan. SECOND ROW: Prakit Phiewnune, Joseph P. Jinggut, Caleb Nwosu, Akhar Ebrahimiar, Mazen Abu Dayyeh, Parvin Lohrasbi, Farhad Sayah, Mr. Yamada Sponsor. 93 Tie Organization of International Students is now slightly more than seven years old. The main objec¬ tive of the founding of this club was to promote a mutual understanding between the foreign students and the American students. With this purpose, this organization moved a step forward to exchange cul¬ tures and customs without prejudice, irrespective of religion, creed or color. OFFICERS: L TO R : Hassan Sarshuri- President, Teck Hock Tan Vice President, Shirin Abd-Mishani Secretary, Tahereh Bahrami Treasurer. THE HIWASSEAN STUDENT NEWSPAPER The Hiwassean, edited by Donna Torbett, is perhaps one of the most outstanding organizations on campus. Through it, every dub or group at Hiwassee has an opportunity to make itself known. The paper includes phases of college life, engulfing such things as club news, sports, calendar or events to come, outstanding events which have occurred on campus, interviews with teachers, and editorials. Through this well rounded avenue of information, Hiwassee students are kept up to date and informed on all activities. The Hiwassean is edited regularly through hard work by all staff members. A fine effort at journalism is shown in the finished product of each month’s Hiwassean. NEWSPAPER STAFF: LTO R: Conlie Rasnake-Sponsor, Danny Leonard, Donna Torbett-Editor YEARBOOK STAFF This year the staff of the Hiwassee 1976 yearbook tried to be unique in producing the best yearbook ever. The changes they brought about were numer¬ ous, as can be seen by the new design of the cover, the style, and the addition of new features. This year’s staff consisted of four sophomores, Debbie Williams, Larry Gaultney, Michele Mann, and Rick Kennedy. COLLEGIATE CIVINETTE CLUB The Collegiate Civinette Club is a service organization much like that of the Civitan Club in its goals and activities. They serve as a group that builds character and good citizenship. Hiwassee’s Collegiate Civinette Club is a member of the Collegiate Civitan Appalachian District and is sponsored by the Maryville-Alcoa Civitan Club. CIVINETTES: L TO R: FIRST ROW: Sheree Scruggs, Patty Waters, Cissy OFFICERS: L TO R: Carolyn Hickey-Vice President, Mrs. Damon June Drinnen, Nancy Hunter, Terry Johnson, Carolyn Hickey, Mrs. Damon Mitchell-Sponsor, Patty Waters-President. Mitchell-Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Betsy Long, Ann Dye. 96 COLLEGIATE CIVITAN CLUB The Collegiate Civitan Club is a service organization sponsored by Cmtan internation¬ al. a non-profit association of civic clubs in the United States and Canada. Tbe purpose of this club and its members may best be expressed by its motto. “Builders of Good Citizenship.” Offering services on campus to school and community, the Collegiate Civitan Club may easily be distinguished from social fraternities. The objectives of the Collegiate Civitan Clubs are to emphasize the advantages of the American-Canadian way of life and to build better communities for tomorrow. Hiwassee ' s Collegiate Civitan Club is a member of the Collegiate Civitan Appalachian District and is sponsored by the Maryville-Alcoa Civitan Club. MMBIHiKaHI CIV1TANS: L TO R: Michele Mann-Sweethcart, Rick Kennedy-Secretary, Teck Hock Tan -Presi- dent, Dennis Gregg Vice President, Dan Bailey Treasurer. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club is dedicated to the futher- ization of the ideals of the perfect homemaker. This club meets bi-monthly to carry out their business, and to hear tlie guest speakers who are invited to lecture on such subject as flower arrangement, nutrition, home decora¬ tion. and cafeteria work. MEMBERS: L to R: Ann Dye, Janet Robbins, Glenna Tulloch, Patty Waters, Cissy June Drinnen, Carolyn Hickey, Beth lloward-Sponsor. 98 PHI THETA KAPPA Sta 191K Phi Theta If . . ■iS World War 11 under the sponsorship of Dean Hill. OFF.CERS: L TO R. F.RST ROW: David Henderson-President, Cris Hu g hes-Vice President, Debbie Wiliiams-Secretary. SECOND ROW Robbins-Trcasurer, Mike Messamore-Rcporter. r PHI THETA KAPPA MEMBERS: Marietta Blackburn, Gary Cox, Bill Dailey, Janie Finger, Joe Forshee, Larry Gaultney, Lee Gosnell, Allen Headrick, David Henderson, Jan Henson, Carolyn Hickey, Cris Hughes, Terry Johnson, Rick Kennedy, Sonia McJunkins, Barry Maxwell, Rhonda Myers, Angie Ogle, Kevin Pruitt, Ann Rausin, Janet Robbins, Sharon Rogers, Mary Ann Scott, Sheree Scruggs, Steve Sloan, Jack Swanger, James Tyler, Patty Waters, Valerie Watson, Debbie Williams, Becky Witt. Sponsors: Ms. Myra E. Slawson, Dr. James Amburgey. 101 DRAMA CLUB The aim of the drama club is to organize student plays, with the cast of each play being chosen from members of the student body who audition for the parts. This year the drama club chose as its play for the Spring Quarter, the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, “Oklahoma”. Many hours of hard work went into the production with the result being a fine theatrical performance. The production was directed by Mrs. Nema K. Hyder, Hiwassee English Instructor. MEMBERS: L TO R: FIRST ROW: I.ou Sims, Chris Lane, Mike Ellis, Steve Merritt, Teck Hock Tan. SECOND ROW: Donna Money. Lynda Davis, Cheryl Lambert, Jantina Tallmun. THIRD ROW: Angie Hall. 102 CAMPUS GOLD 1976 Club of the Year Campus Gold (Campus Girl Scouts) was or¬ ganized the Fall of 1975 to provide girls additional activities at Hiwassee. Opportunities for service and camping were available in October by helping plan the entertainment for the Junior Weekend at Camp Tanasi. In November the group was off to Camp Chatterawah to a Regional Meeting spon¬ sored by the girls from the University of Ken¬ tucky. Since January the Hiwassee girls have spon¬ sored Junior Troop 325 in Madisonville providing the Juniors an opportunity to meet weekly, in addition to two cookouts and weekend camping. Several cookouts during the year as well as the steak dinner just before Class Night were enjoyed. Campus Gold is the 1976 Club of the Year. OFFICERS: L TO R: Debbie Puckett- President, Rhonda Myers Vice President, Phyllis Stewart-Secretary, Glenna Tulloch-Treasurer. MEMBERS: L TO R: FIRST ROW: Winona Oran, Debbie Williams, Janie Finger. SECOND ROW: Cissy June Drinncn, Debbie Miller, Sharon Rogers, Phyllis Stewart. THIRD ROW: Debbie Puckett, Teresa Brown, Pat Thompson, Glenna Tulloch, Jan Henson, Ann Rausin, Mrs. Lucy Yamada-Sponsor. l HIWASSEE PEP BAND The pep Band of Hiwassee College was always on hand to give additional spirit to the fans as well as performing at special functions. MEMBERS: L TO R: FIRST ROW: Patty Waters, Prissy Bryan, Tammy Smith, Dennis Gregg. SECOND ROW: Tim Porter, Gary Cochran, Susan Herron, Danny Stephens. HIWASSEE COLLEGE CHOIR MEMBERS: ALTO: Rhonda Atkins, Flat Rock, AL; Martha Baker, Knoxville, TN; Priscilla Bryan, Knoxville, TN; Carol Currin, Hillsville, VA; Teri Davis, Madisonville, TN; Sandra Francis, Madisonville, TN; Cindy Frazier, Gate City, VA; Stephanie Goins, Knoxville, TN; Janet Hanks, Galax, VA; Lynn Hewit, Knoxville, TN; Sharon Hinton, Knoxville, TN; Nancy Hunter, Strawberry Plains, TN; Margaret Kellog, Powell, TN; Penny Large, Walland, TN; Donna Money, Knoxville, TN; Rhonda Myers, Walland, TN; Pat Newman, Seymour, TN: Sharon Rogers, Trenton, GA; Tammy Smith, Sevierville, TN; Rosa Lee Stubblefield, Morristown, TN; FIRST TENOR: William Bell, Tellico Plains, TN; Tim Porter, Fries, VA; SECOND TENOR: Debbie Dungan, Marion, VA; Jerold Jordan, Miami, FL; Broderick McKinney, Atlanta, GA; BASS: Danny Alexander, Loudon. TN; Rocky Anderson, Greenback, TN; Danny Crawford, Knoxville, TN; Charlie Currin, Hillsville, VA; Mike Ellis, Lenoir City, TN; Dan Elrod, Madisonville, TN; Mike Gaddis, Maryville, TN; Mickey Howard, Knoxville, TN; Don Kite, Greenville, TN; Chris Lane, Knoxville, TN; Steve Merritt, Chattanooga, TN; Charles Osten, Fairfax, 10; Mickye Trentham, Madisonville, TN; FIRST SOPRANO: Karen Baker, Sweetwater, TN; Teresa Brown, Alcoa, TN; Beth Childress, Tellico Plains, TN: Vanessa Cox, Galax, VA; Donna Franklin, Lexington, TN; Susan Herron, Gate City, VA; Sandi Hunt, Madisonville, TN; Vickie Knight, Sweetwater, TN; Frankie McClanahan, Morristown, TN; Susan Pangle, Etowah, TN; Becky Woods, Greenback, TN; Sharon Wyatt, Wayncsville’, NC; SECOND SOPRANO: Pat Akins, Madisonville, TN; Alexis Anderson, Cincinnati, OH; Sandy Anderson, Maryville, TN; Nita Avery, Vonore, TN; Janice Ballard. Heiskell, TN; Dana Berry, Huntsville, AL; Ethel Brown, Madisonville, TN; Cathy Catron, Gate City, VA; June Drinnen, Maryville, TN; Donna Foster, Gate City, VA; Cynthia Hatcher, Walland, TN; Mary Helsley, Knoxville, TN; Rhonda Henderson, Madisonville, TN; Jan Henson, Rossville, GA; Carolyn Hickey, Philadelphia’ TN; Arlene Martin, Madisonville, TN; Freida Mauck, Madisonville, TN; Claire Merriman, Maryville, TN; Kathy Moser, Madisonville, TN; Jo Ramsey, Sweetwater, TN; Priscilla Russell, Madisonville, TN; Jantina Tallman, Louisville, TN; Pat Thompson, Hobart, IN; Janet Vickers, Birmingham, AL; CHOIR PERSONNEL: G. Roger Callis, Director; Rebecca Rowland, Accompanist; Charlie Currin, Assistant Accompanist; Carol Currin, Choir President. 105 SHALOM Left to Right: Chris Lane. Lynn Hewit, Janet Hanks, Dana Berry, Donna Foster, Tim Porter. NEW BEGINNINGS Left to Right: FRONT: Sandi Hunt, Susan Pangle, Rhonda Henderson, Claire Merriman. BACK: Donna Money, Becky Woods, Susan Herron, Sharon Wyatt. HIWASSEE SINGERS Left to Right: KNFF.LING: Tim Porter, Dan Elrod, Chris Lane, Danny Alexander, Bill Bell, STANDING: Penny Large, Sandi Hunt, Lynn Hewit, Beth Childress, Susan Pangle, Donna Foster, Nancy Hunter. NEW REVELATIONS •eft to Right: FIRST ROW: Carol Cutrin, Dan Eltod, Mary Helslcy. SECOND ROW: Cathy Catron, Don Kite, Bill Bell, June Drinnen. THIRD ROW: Priscilla iryan, Rosa Lee Stubblefield, Priscilla Russell, Jantina Tallman, Janet Vickers, Teri Davis. HIWASSEE CHORALE Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Frankie McClanahan, Teresa Brown, Pat Akins, Donna Foster. SECOND ROW: Susan Herron, Becky Woods, Kathy Moser, Dana Berry, Penny Large, Carol Currin. THIRD ROW: Mickey Howard, Chris Lane, Danny Alexander, Bill Bell. DORM COUNCIL INTRAMURAL COUNCIL The Intramural Council is composed of both men and women students whose job is to help select and direct the intramural pro¬ gram during the school year. They serve as an advisory council in determining what sports will be played as well as serving as referees, umpires, and other officials during the time that the intramural program is in progress. MEMBERS: L TO R: FIRST ROW: Sharon Rogers, Helen Burns, Angie Grizzle. SECOND ROW: Donna Franklin, Ann Rausin. The Dorm Council is com¬ posed of students from each floor of the four dorms and provides assistance to the head resident in any way it can. The Dorm Council’s main responsibility is to assist in noise control, overall su¬ pervision, and to provide some relief for the head resi¬ dents of the dormitories. MEMBERS: L TO R: FIRST ROW: Rhonda Myers, Carolyn Hickey, Carol Currin, Bettie Sue Cramer. SECOND ROW: Patty Waters, Jerry Sharpe, Ann Rausin, David Henderson, Michele Mann. AGRICULTURE CLUB The Agriculture Club of Hiwassee College is primarily a social-professional club for students interested in professions in agriculture, agribusiness, forestry, and wildlife management. MEMBERS: L TO R: Bill Dailey-Vice President, Dan Bailey President, Susan Adams-Secretary. 109 H CLUB The Hiwassee College H Club has been organized on this campus for a number of years. The primary purpose of the H Club is to recognize both male and female athletes who participate and excel in intercol¬ legiate varsity sports. Hiwassee’s II Club is repre¬ sented by athletes who lettered in basketball, base¬ ball, tennis, and golf. This years club included thirty- five members and was sponsored by Coach Donnie Jenkins. OFFICERS: L TO R: Kevin Pruitt-President, Marietta Black burn-Secreta Mike Messamore-Vice President. 110 MEMBERS: L ro R: FIRST ROW: Andy Welch, Karen Day. Kathy Barnette, Deuhran Crawford, Tim Badgett. SECOND ROW: Mike Messamore, Amta Ledbetter, Angie Grizzle, Marietta Blackburn. THIRD ROW: Debbie Park, Kevin Pruitt, David Henderson. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES MEMBERS: L TO R: FIRST ROW: Marietta Blackburn, Anita Ledbetter, Juanita Johnson, Shirley Vaughn, Angie Grizzle. SECOND ROW ' : Wade Mitchell, Butch Brown, Tim Porter, David Henderson. The Fellowsltip of Christian Athletes was organized during this past Winter Quarter; the local Fellowship is made up of any man or woman who has competed in athletics at any level and desires to have a better under¬ standing of themselves and their relationship with Jesus Christ. The Fellowship at Hiwassee College had a good beginning and several interesting studies became the highlight of this past school year. OFFICERS: L TO R: Anita Ledbetter Treasurer, Butch Brown Presi¬ dent, Juanita Johnson Secretary. STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION Student National Education Association is an organization based on the idea of “truth through education.” This principle and the drive of the students in this organization is one of the great heritages of our nation. This club is open to all students who are interested in education and show a willingness to participate in activities. MEMBERS: L TO R: FIRST ROW: Angie Grizzle, Teresa Taylor, Rhonda Myers, Debbie Puckett, Debbie Williams. SECOND ROW: Janet Vickers, Phyllis Stewart, Betsy Long. OFFICERS: L TO R: Rhonda Myers-President, Teresa Taylor Vice President. 112 CIRCLE K MEMBERS: L TO R: FIRST ROW: Betsy Johnston, Priscilla Russell, Rita Torbett, Penny Large, Dianne Flynn, Cindy Moser, Tim Porter. SECOND ROW: Jane Bearfield, Rhonda Henderson, Debbie Park, Billy Stephens, Becky Woods, Karen Day. OFFICERS: L TO R: Cindy Moser-Presidcnt, Debbie Park-Vice Presi¬ dent, Jane Bearfield-Treasurer, Betsy Johnston Secretary. Sweetheart Couple Darrell Clabough and Jane Bearfield The Circle K Club is a club designed for civic minded young men and women who have an interest in the college, community, and country. It is a member of Circle K International and a part of the Kentucky-Tennessec district of Circle K. The Circle K Club has an exclusive membership system and chooses its members on the basis of integrity, scholarship standing, loyalty to school, state and country, leadership ability and accep¬ tance by the members. Marietta Blackburn April i 14 Anita Ledbetter June CIRCLE K CALENDAR Sandi Hunt February Pat Hunt March Lisa Watson May Lynn Hewitt January Patty Waters August Belinda Gibson November GIRLS FOR 1976 Karen Day December 115 Jane Baker October Debbie Park September EQUESTRIAN CLUB or “THE HIWASSEE HORSEHANDLERS” The Equestrian Club known as the Hiwassee Horse Handlers was organized in 1975, the first year of the Equestrian Program at Hiwassee College. The purpose of the club is for the general promotion of the program. The group chose the Horse Handlers as their name to emphasize that the Equestrian curriculum encompasses much more than riding alone. Some of the accomplishments of the club include publication in a national horse bi-weekly, the building of jumps for classes, participation in major horse shows and several successful fund raising ventures. Tire club ends this academic year with plans to begin a newsletter to keep the new Equestrian alumni informed about continuing activities. OFFICERS: L TO R: Beth Waldrop-Treasurer. Sadie Bingham Vice President. Phyllis Stewart Secretary, Tommy Hall-President. MEMBERS: L TO R: FIRST ROW: Phyllis Stewart, Sadie Bingham, Debbie Williams. SECOND ROW: Mary Helsley, Beth Waldrop, Sara Cardin-Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Rick Kennedy, Janice Herrell, Marcia Williford, Gary Cochran, Rodney Cross, Bill Dailey, Priscilla Russell, Tommy Hall, Denise Sadler, Mary Malone, Debbie Holmes. 117 ■OH CHRISTIAN STUDENT MOVEMENT The Christian Student Movement is composed of every student ot Hiwassee College. This organization, headed by Donna Franklin as president, has as its pur¬ pose to keep a spirit of Christianity alive among the students. The students are in charge of Wednesday night church services on campus. The programs are led by members of the student body, and guest speakers are invited to speak. OFFICERS: L. TO R: FIRST ROW: Donna Franklin-President, Tim Porter-Vice President. SECOND ROW: Susan Adams Secre¬ tary, Carol Currin-Treasurer. COUNCIL MEMBERS: L TO R: Prissy Bryan, Claire Merriman. Janie Finger, Donna Money, Susan Adams, Chris Lane, Tim Porter, Carol Currin, Charlie Currin, Donna Franklin. 118 LIFE SERVICE VOLUNTEERS An active group on the Iiiwassee campus is the Life Service Volunteers. This group includes as its members, those students who plan to enter a full-time Christian or church related vocation, regardless of church affiliation. The purposes or goals of the club consist of two main themes. One is to be young people on campus, striving to hold Christ above all. Tire second theme is to give these studen ts an opportunity to participate in meetings and other events, which might aid them in their future work in the church. An important goal of the club is to promote the importance of Christianity on the college campus. OFFICERS: L TO R: Tim Porter-Vice President, Janet Hanks- Secretary. ABOVE LEFT: Don Kite, President. MEMBERS- L TO R: FIRST ROW: Teck Hock Tan, Carol Currin, Prissy Bryan. SECOND ROW: Cathy Catron, Frankie McClanahan, Sharon Wyatt, Donna Money. THIRD ROW: Janet Hanks, Chris Lane, Gary Cochran, Tim Porter, Lou Sims, Lynda Davis. 119 HIWASSEE COLLEGE PLAYERS PRESENT OKLAHOMA Mike F.llis as Ali Hakim gives Claire Merriman as Ado Annie a “Persian goodbye” as Gayle Tate playing Will Parker looks on. A tense moment is reached when Curly and Jud (Chris Lane and Mickey Howard) are trying to out-bid one another for Laurey. 120 Curly (William Bell) discusses with Laurey (Kathy Moser) the rumors that caused them to say, “people will say we’re in love.” Curly (Chris Lane) describes musically the “surry with the fringe on top” to Laurey (Frankie McClanahan and Aunt Eller (Donna Franklin). 121 AND ALL THE MEN ... 124 125 THEY HAVE THEIR EXITS AND THEIR ENTRANCES.. AND ONE MAN IN HIS TIME PLAYS MANY PARTS .. BAHAMA’S OR BUST On Thursday, April 29, 1976, 37 Sophomore students and 3 chaperones left Hiwassee College on the trip of a lifetime. They had worked hard for an entire year to raise money to help defray the costs of a trip to the Bahama Islands. Early on the morning of the 30’th, the group arrived in Miami Beach, Florida, wide awake and alert. Midday, the 40 people boarded the ship, T.S. Flavia, for a trip that would remain forever in their memories. For three days, the people were typical tourists soaking up the sun as they enjoyed the exciting life they had always heard about. Sad they were to leave the islands, but happy nevertheless to see the United States again. Driving all morning after disembarking from the boat, the group arrived in Orlando, Florida, and checked into a motel. The entire afternoon was spent enjoying the pool. Bright and early the next morning the group traveled to the Magic Kingdom of Walt Disney World. The only regret was that there was not enough time to see everything. The group left Disney World at 2:00 and drove all evening, arriving at Hiwassee 2:00 A.M. Wednesday morning. This indeed was an experience long to be remembered and treasured. WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM OUR FRIENDS THE ADVERTISEMENTS 131 Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF H. V. FORD SALES, INC. 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Rhonda Bingham, Sadi ITatrock, Ala. Sweetwater, Tn. Freshman Sophomore Axley, Debra Sweetwater, Tn. Freshman Bishop, Ricky Church Hill.Tn. B Bivens, Douglas Darrell Tellico Plains, Tn. Freshman Badgett, Tim Maryville, Tn. Blackburn, Marietta Sophomore Lenoir City.Tn. Sophomore Bahrami.Taherch Theran, Iran Blankenship. David Freshman Loudon, Tn. Freshman Bailey, Dan Strawberry Plains, Tn. Blankenship, Reeca Freshman Vonore.Tn. Freshman Bailey, John Ewing, Va. Bledsoe, William Eric Sophomore Maryville, Tn. Sophomore Baker, James Winston, Ga. Sophomore Bolton, Beverly Diane Oak Ridge. Tn. F ' reshman Baker, Jane Loudon, Tn. Boring, Marsha F ' reshman Madisonville, Tn. Baker, Steven Boring, Randy Makisonville.Tn. Alcoa, Tn. Freshman Sophomore Baldwin, Alvin Boring, Sandra Maryville, Tn. Maryville, Tn. Freshman Freshman Ballard. Janice Boring, Scott Hciskell, Tn. Madisonville.Tn. Freshman Freshman Barger, Monty Bradfield, Charles Philadelphia, Tn. Freshman Sophomore Branam. R. L. Barker, Horace N. Loudon,Tn. President Sophomore Barnette. Kathy Branton, Kenneth Cleveland. Tn. Walland, Tn. Sophomore Sophomore Barr, W. Raymond Bratcher, Richard Chemistry Baker, La. Sophomore Barton, Waller Maryville, Tn. Briggs, W ' illiam Freshman Freshman Bearfield. Jane Bright, Brenda Ann Madisonville, Tn. Philadelphia, Tn. Freshman Freshman Belcher, Reona Brown, Butch Cecil Cartersville, Ga. Loudon, Tn. Freshman Sophomore Bell. Bev Brown, Ethel Athens, Tn. Madisonville.Tn. Freshman Freshman Bell. William Brown, Lynn Tcllico Plains, Tn. Friendsvillc, Tn. Sophomore Sophomore Bellamy, Ricky Brown, Teresa Mountain City.Tn. Alcoa, Tn. Freshman F ' reshman Benson, Debra Lynn Bryan, Priscilla Maryville, Tn. Knoxville, Tn. F ' reshman Freshman Benton, B. D. Burns, Helen Executive Director of Sevierville, Tn. Development Sophomore Benton. Clyde Sweetwater, Tn. Buskisk, Cynthia Oak Ridge, Tn. Freshman Sophomore Benton, Mrs. Geraldine Sutler. Barbara Library Assistant Registrar Berry, Mary Dana C Huntsville, Ala. F ' reshman Callis, G. Roger Director of Music Best, Stephen Tellico Plains, Tn. Sophomore Cansler, Penny Sweetwater, Tn. Sophomore Cardin, Karen Crye, Sheila Madisonville.Tn. Maryville, Tn. Sophomore Freshman Cardin, Mrs. Sarah Cunningham, Gary Equitation Program Kingsport, Tn. Director Sophomore Carpenter, Jeannine Currin, Carol Maryville, Tn. Hillsville, Va. Freshman Sophomore Cassell, Iva Currin, Charlie Wytheville, Va. Hillsville, Va. Freshman Freshman Catron, Catherine D Gate City, Va. Sophomore Dailey, Evelyn Lorina Chandler, Sharon Maryville, Tn. Freshman Birmingham, Va. F ' reshman Dailey, William Cheek, James E. II Englewood, Tn. Sophomore Language Division Head Childress, Beth Dalton, Tim Wytheville, Va. Tcllico Plains, Tn. Sophomore Sophomore Chreist, Carol Dancsh, Jalal Theran, Iran Knoxville, Tn. Freshman Sophomore Christian, Mike Darnell, Joel Knoxville, Tn. Clabough, Darrell Greenback, Tn. Sophomore Daugherty, Bill W. Sophomore Dean of Students Clayton, Sandra Davenport, Michcal Sophomore Madisonvillc, Tn. Sophomore Clinton, Gregg Davis, Alvin Philadelphia, Tn. Crossville, Tn. Sophomore Cochran, Gary Davis. Linda Lou Clinch Port, Va. Grundy, Va. F ' reshman F ' reshman Coffelt, Mrs. Bettye Davis, Lynda Single Mountain, Tn. Post Office Clerk Freshman Coffelt. Mr. William Day, Karen Assistant Business Manager Big Stone Gap, Va. Cole, Sheila Tellico Plains, Tn. Sophomore DeBose, David Freshman Abington, Va. Colvin, Greg Tellico Plains, Tn. F ' reshman Decker, Douglas Freshman Knoxville, Tn. Conwell, James O. French Freshman Denton, Sarah l e Cook, Cathy Madisonville, Tn. Secretarial Science Devault, Richard Freshman Blountville.Tn. Cox, Gary Sweetwater. Tn. Sophomore Doi, Miss Masako Sophomore Library Assistant Cox, Harriet Vanessa Douglas, Irene Galax, Va. Jellico, Tn. Freshman Sophomore Cramer, Bettie Sue Drinnen, June Faye Cincinnati. Ohio Maryville, Tn. Sophomore Freshman Crawford, Danny Driskill, Teresa Madisonvillc, Tn. Cleveland, Tn. Freshman Sophomore Crawford, Dcaruhan Duckett. Gary Harrison, Tn. Vonore, Tn. Sophomore Sophomore Crisp, Stanley Duckett, Sandra Friendsvillc, Tn. Vonore.Tn. Sophomore Sophomore Critcher, Cynthia Dukes, Terry Jo Sevierville, Tn. Loudon, Tn. Freshman Freshman Cross, Rodney Dungan, Deborah Vonore.Tn. Marion, Va. Sophomore Sophomore Crowder, Marlene Sue Duvall, Diane Madisonvillc, Tn. Franklin, N. C. Sophomore Freshman •ye, Ann ladisonville.Tn. ophomore •ye, Gary enior City.Tn. rcshman lye, Mrs. Jane ccretary to the President E iasterb rook, Carl Iweetwater, Tn. iophomore idwards, Darlene Ldwards, Ralph Madisonville.Tn. Sophomore Ehrcsnran, Hope Beverly, Ky. Sophomore Ellis, Michael Lenoir City, Tn. Freshman Ellis, Sandra Lenoir City, Tn. Freshman Ellis, Wanda Madisonville.Tn. Sophomore Elrod, Dan Madisonville, Tn. Freshman Elrod, Oran D. Business Administration Ervin, Robert Loudon, Tn. Freshman Evans. Lester Tellico Plains, Tn. Freshman Everett, Teresa Loudon, Tn. Freshman Everett, Vickie Pleasant Grove, Ala. F ' reshman Everhart, Debbie Tellico Plains, Tn. Sophomore F Famkar, Mahmood Knoxville, Tn. Sophomore Farahan, Gabriel Tehran, Iran Sophomore Finger, Janie Friendsville.Tn. Sophomore Flanagan, Katherine Susanna Clover, S.C. Freshman Flippo, Tracy Hickson,Tn. freshman Flynn, Dianne Maryville, Tn. Freshman Forshee. Joe Madisonville, Tn. Sophomore Foster, Donna Lynn Gate City, Va. Freshman Francis, Sandra Madisonville.Tn. Freshman Frank, Jerry Vonore.Tn. Sophomore Frank, Mrs. Peggy Secretary to the Director of Alumni Affairs Franklin, Donna Lexington, Tn. Sophomore Frazier, Cindy Gate City, Va. Freshman French, Tommy Tellico Plains, Tn. Frerichs, Mrs. Jane Secretary in The Dean’s Office Frerichs, Larson Tellico Plains, Tn. Freshman Fridley, John David Madisonville.Tn. Sophomore Fridley. Rita Madisonville, Tn. Sophomore Frye, Betty Rose Hill, Va. Freshman Frye, Michael Tellico Plains, Tn. Freshman G Gaddis, Michael Maryville. Tn. Freshman Galtahcr, Clara Kingston, Tn. Sophomore Gregg. Dennis Newport, Tn. Freshman Griffith, Nadine Vonore.Tn. Freshman Grizzle, Angela Kingsport, Tn. Sophomore H Haj, Nassiri Abbas Tehran, Iran Sophomore Halk. Michael Lexington, Ky. F ' reshman Hall, Angela Maryville, Tn. Freshman Hall, Tommy Loudon. Tn. Sophomore Hamilton, Gary Sweetwater, Tn. Freshman Hanks. Janet Galax, Va. Sophomore Harbison, Steven Madisonville. Tn. Sophomore Hardin, Mrs. Robert Cafeteria Assistant Harless. Ronald Jonesville, Va. Freshman Herron, Susan Lee Gate City, Va. Freshman Hewit, Laura Lynn Knoxville, Tn. Freshman Hickey, Carolyn Philadelphia, Tn. Sophomore Hicks, Carla Seymour, Tn. Freshman Hicks, Carolyn Madisonville.Tn. Freshman Hill, Steve Taft. Tn. Sophomore Hinds, Brad Knoxville, Tn. Sophomore Hinton, Sharon Kay Knoxville, Tn. Freshman Hobson, Steve Mariatta.Ga. Freshman Holland. M3X T. Industrial Arts Holmes, Debra Augusta Keokee, Va. Freshman Holmes, Paul Sweetwater, Tn. Freshman Hope, Dewey Chuckey.Tn. Sophomore tvey.urvai Maryville, Tn. Freshman J Jackson, Alex Sweetwater, Tn. Freshman Jendins, Donald Ray Director of Athletics and Physical Education Johnson, Juanita Dalton, Ga. Freshman Johnson, Marcia Kingsport, Tn. Freshman Johnson, Marilyn Englewood, Tn. Freshman Johnson, Terry Dublin, Va. Sophomore Johnston, Betsy Madisonville, Tn. F ' reshman Jones, Delores Etowah, Tn. Freshman Jones, Greggory Madisonville. Tn. Freshman Jones William Huntsville. Va. Freshman Jordan, Jerold Miami, Fla. Freshman Garner, Richard Brian Maryville, Tn. Freshman Gaskin, Reggie Hamersvillc.Ohio Sophomore Gaultney, Larry Bean Station, Tn. Sophomore Gentry, Debbie Vonore.Tn. Freshman Gibson, Belinda Madisonville.Tn. Freshman Gillis, Billy Hapeville, Ga. Freshman Glover, Mrs. May me Head Resident of Brunner Hall Goforth, Tim McCaysville, Ga. Sophomore Goins, Theresa Farmersville, Ohio Sophomore Gosncll, David Morristown, Tn. Sophomore Gossett, Gary Clarksville, Tn. Freshman Grant, Ray Ripley, Ohio Sophomore Gray, Steven Tellico Plains, Tn. Freshman Greene. John Kingsport, Tn. Freshman Greene, Tom Knoxville, Tn. Sophomore Harrill, Cynthia Madisonville, Tn. Sophomore Harrill, Robert E. Education and Psychology Harvey, Dexter New River, Va. Sophomore Hayck, Chafig Hani Amman, Jordan Freshman Haynes, Robert Scott Freshman Headrick. Allen Walland.Tn. Sophomore Helsley, Mary Knoxville, Tn. Sophomore Hemphill. James R. Director of Admissions and Financial Aid Henderson, David Cleveland, Tn. Sophomore Henderson, Rhonda Madisonville.Tn. Freshman Hendricks, Randy Madisonville.Tn. Sophomore Henley, Paul Loudon, Tn. Sophomore Henson,Janet Rossville, Ga. Sophomore Hepperly, Ronnie Townsend, Tn. Freshman Herrell, Janice Knoxville, Tn. Sophomore Horner, Jewel Loudon, Tn. F ' reshman Howard. Mary Beth Home Economics Howard, Mickey Powell, Tn. Freshman Howell, Cole Knoxville, Tn. Sophomore Hughes, James Clinton, Tn. Sophomore Hughes, Robert C. Vonore.Tn. Sophomore Hunt, David Madisonville.Tn. Freshman Hunt, Kenneth Tellico Plains, Tn. Freshman Hunt, Sandra Madisonville, Tn. Freshman Hunter, Nancy Beth Strawberry Plains, Tn. Freshman Hyder, Nema K. English Hyder. Sam P. Education I Inscho, F. Paul Chemistry and Physics K Keeble, Don Vonore, Tn. Freshman Keeton, Ronald Adamsville, Ala. Freshman Kelly, Gilbert Layne Daisy, Tn. Freshman Kelly, Gordon Tellico Plains, Tn. Sophomore Kellogg. Margaret Powell, Tn. Freshman Kelso, Margie Loudon, Tn. Freshman Kennedy, Ricky Vonore, Tn. Sophomore Kerr, Charles Loudon, Tn. Freshman Keshavarz. Mahrzad Teheran, Iran Freshman Kiger, Eugene. Jr. Business Manager Kirk, Lowell J. History Kirkland, Elfreda Sweetwater, Tn. Freshman Kite, Don Edward Kingsport, Tn. Freshman Iromaka, John Odocmelam Iresh, Nigeria Kyle. Diane Madisonville.Tn. Ishibe, Chiki Freshman Tokyo, Japan Sophomore 137 L McCoy, Eric Gardendale, Ala. Lambert, Cheryl Greenback, Tn. Freshman Freshman McCulloch, Carol Madisonville.Tn. Lane, Donald Wayne Vonore.Tn. Sophomore Freshman McCurry, Deborah La Grange, Ga. Lane, Mark Chris Knoxville, Tn. Freshman Freshman McJ unkins, Sonia Niota.Tn. Langley, Grady llarriman, Tn. Sophomore Freshman McKinney, Broderick Earl Atlanta, Ga. Large. Penny Ann Wall and, Tn. Freshman Freshman McKinney, Joe Curley, Ala. Latimer, Teresa Chattanooga, Tn. Freshman Sophomore McKinsey, Micki Maryville. Tn. Laycock, Evelyn M. Religion and Director Sophomore of Adult and Continuing McLemore, Deborah Education Madisonville.Tn. Freshman Laycock, William A. Religion and Sociology McMillian, Nancy Maryville, Tn. Ledbetter, Anita Townsend, Tn. Sophomore Sophomore McNabb, Romona Loudon, Tn. Leftwich, Robert Freshman Chattanooga, Tn. Sophomore McNeeley, Randy Grand Blanc, Mich. Leonard, Daniel Joel Freshman Madisonville.Tn. Freshman Mabry, Mark Anthony Pulaski, Va. Lewis, Betty Madisonville, Tn. Freshman Freshman Malone, Mary Decantur, Ala. Lewis, W. David Freshman Campus Minister Maney, Neal Ricky Liles, Eddie Knoxville, Tn. Lenoir City, Tn. Sophomore Sophomore Mann, Michele Norton, Va. Lohrasbi, Parvin Tehran, Iran Sophomore Sophomore Martin, Arlene Madisonville, Tn. Loller, Charles Kingsport, Tn. Freshman Freshman Martin, Gerald Reliance, Tn. Long, Elizabeth Turtletown.Tn. Freshman Sophomore Martin, Lisa Stow, Ohio Long, Linda Madisonville, Tn. Freshman Freshman Martin, Richard Sweetwater, Tn. Love, John Madisonville.Tn. Sophomore Freshman Mason, Linda Eve Madisonville.Tn. Lowery, Jenny Eden LaFaylotte.Tn. Freshman Mauck, Freida M Madisonville, Tn. Freshman McCall. Clarence V., Jr. Religion and Fine Arts Maxwell, Barry Division Head Madisonville, Tn. Sophomore McCall, Joe Maryville, Tn. May, Lucinda Sophomore Sweetwater, Tn. Freshman McCall, Michael Loudon, Tn. Mayfield, Ron Freshman Hixson, Tn. Freshman McCampbeO, Bruce Marietta, Ga. Merrirnan, Claire Freshman Maryville, Tn. Freshman McCaslin, Mrs. Isabelle Library Assistant Merrirnan, David Chattanooga, Tn. McClanagan, Carol Frankie Morristown, Tn. Freshman Freshman Merritt, Steven Chattanooga, Tn. 138 Freshman Messamore, Michael Musgrove, Michael Loudon, Tn. Lenoir City, Tn. Sophomore Freshman Miller, Debra Ann Myers, Rhonda Sweetwater, Tn. Maryville, Tn. Sophomore Sophomore Miller, Gordon Mynatt, John Madisonville, Tn. Knoxville, Tn. Freshman Sophomore Miller, Harold J. Math-Science Division Head N Neely, Walter Lonnie Miller, Johnny Greenback, Tn. Madisonville.Tn. Freshman Freshman Neil, Bart Miller, Joe Sweetwater, Tn. Taft, Tn. Sophomore Freshman Nethery, Michael Miller, Pamela Chattanooga, Tn. Madisonville, Tn. Sophomore Freshman Newman, Patricia Mitchell, Damon B. Seymour, Tn. Director of Alumni Freshman Mitchell, Jeannine Nwosu, Caleb Associate Director of Port Harccurt, Nigeria Admissions and Financial Aid Freshman Mitchell, Wade Lake City, Tn. O Freshman O’Dell, Ethel Maryville, Tn. Moghaddam, Sina Knoxville, Tn. Sophomore Sophomore Ogle, Angela Madisonville.Tn. Mojabi, Saleh Sophomore Sophomore Ogle, Brenda Pigeon Forge, Tn. Money, Donna Knoxville, Tn. Freshman Freshman Ogle, James Madisonville.Tn. Monger, Curtis Lenoir City, Tn. Sophomore Freshman Oran, Sherry Loudon, Tn. Montgomery, Susan Gatlinburg, Tn. Freshman Sophomore Oran, Veleria Winona Sweetwater, Tn. Moore, Brenda Lenoir City, Tn. Sophomore Freshman Ostcn, Charles Fairfox, Iowa Moore, Ann Lynchburg, Va. Sophomore Freshman Ousley, John Maryville, Tn. Morris, Johnny Sweetwater, Tn . Sophomore Sophomore Ownsby, Lana Aileen Alcoa, Tn. Moser, Cindy Madisonville, Tn. Freshman Sophomore P Moser, Katherine C. Madisonville, Tn. Paine, Tom Freshman Pangle, Susan Marie Etowah, Tn. Moser, Kathy M. Madisonville.Tn. Freshman Freshman Park, Debbie Cleveland, Tn. Moser, Kenneth Madisonville.Tn. Sophomore Freshman Parker, David Knoxville, Tn. Moss, Michael Niota, Tn. Sophomore Freshman Parker, Donna Lisa Warm Springs, Ga. Mullinax, Marvin Ray Maryville, Tn. Freshman Freshman Parker, Elaine Chattanooga, Tn. Mullins, Gary Lexington, Ky. Freshman Parker, Harvey Murr, Cindy Winston, Ga. Greenback, Tn. Freshman Freshman Parker, Laura Murray, Sheila Ann Knoxville, Tn. Loudon, Tn. Freshman Freshman Pattcson. Gary- Murrell, Karen Folk Church, Va. Loudon, Tn. Sophomore Sophomore Patton, Cathryn Maryville, Tn. Freshman Patton, Ralph Chattanooga, Tn. Freshman Pennington, Mrs. Bobbie Secretary to the Business Manager Perkins, Stanley Munfordville, Ky. Sophomore Phillips, Marshall Hixson, Tn. Freshman Pool, Crystal Greenville, Tn. Freshman Poore, Ernie Lee Andersonville. Tn. Freshman Porter, Timothy Richard Fries, Va. Freshman Powell, Allen Springfield, Tn. Sophomore Presley, Danny Tellico Plains, Tn. Freshman Prcsmell, Sharron Maryville, Tn. Freshman Price, Teddy Glad Spring, Va. P ' reshman Pruitt, Kevin Churchill, Tn. Sophomore Pryor, Gary Calvin Seymour, Tn. Freshman Puckett, Deborah Loudon, Tn. Sophomore Purdy, Carolyn Sweetwater, Tn. Freshman Purdy, Jennifer Loudon, Tn. Freshman Q Quertemous, Vicki Englewood, Tn. Sophomore Quesenberry, Michael Reece Hiwassee, Va. Freshman R Rasnake, Albert Bee, Va. Sophomore Rasnake, Conlie G. Mathematics Ratledge, John Loudon, Tn. Sophomore Ratliff, Donald Ralph Vansort, Va. Freshman Rausin, Ann Philadelphia, Tn. Sophomore Rawlston, Ed Birchwood, Tn. Sophomore Rich. Randy Akron, Ohio Freshman RICK KENNEDY—MANAGING EDITOR MICHELE MANN—BUSINESS MANAGER “I can’t be contented with yesterday’s glories; I can’t live on promises winter to spring. Today is my moment and this is my story; I’ll laugh and I’ll cry and I’ll sing.” So goes the last verse of “Today.” It is a sad moment to take that last walk through the Hiwassee meadows, to have to say good-bye to a friend, or to break the last tie with Hiwassee College. So it is as I type this last page for the 1976 Hiwassee Yearbook. All of us will move on but, hopefully, not forget to take with us all the joys that are ours. There have been so many good times, so many invaluable experiences, so many helpful people. It has been my pleasure to have a part in such an undertaking. May this yearbook bring many happy memories to you tomorrow as you look back on all the “todays” you spent at Hiwassee College. Ricky B. Kennedy 1976 “Hiwassee” Editor 140