Hiwassee College - Hiwassee Yearbook (Madisonville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1979 volume:

Janie Brady Calhoun, TN Eddie Bndwell Kingsport. TN Bill Brown Maryville. TN Rodney Bradley Tellico. TN ' Debbie Campbell Lenoir City. TN Ty Carpenter Sweetwater. TN Gary Butler Madisonville. TN Cindy Burdine Greenback. TN Ellisa Carver Knoxville. TN Curtis Childress Breaks, VA Gene Cate Loudon. TN Bea Cartwright Dunlap, TN v-7 Elaine Cook Cleveland, TN Bob Clowers Madisonville. TN Deanne Coates Kingsport. TN Robin Cloud Knoxville. TN David Crabtree Sweetwater. TN Ronald Cox Vonore. TN Crystal C ooper Rising Fawn. GA Gordon Cooley Madisonville. TN Randy Davis Loudon. TN Kim Davis Chattanooga. TN Darrell Dallas Chattanooga, TN Russ Crum Greenville. TN Sheila Ervin Tellico. TN Freddie Edwards Madisonville. TN Terry Dills Etowah, TN Michelle DeLong Oak Ridge. TN Virgil Gibson Sweetwater. TN Debbie Gatlin Loudon. TN Pattie Erenchs Vonore. TN Diana Evans Sweetwater. TN , A ' s ; nn- David Graham Madisonville. TN Richard Graham Madisonville. TN Judy Graves Tellico. TN Ted Graves Tellico. TN Robin Guider Loudon. TN Donnie Guthrie Calhoun. TN Carlos Guzman Lima. Peru Julie Haase Knoxville. TN Roger Hampton Greenback. TN Arbedella Harmon Seymour, TN Donna Harms Bloomfield, CT Stan Hatmaker Lake City, TN Jimmy Helms Lake City. TN Jeff Hicks Loudon. TN Marcia Harris Cleveland. TN Philis Hodnett Cleveland. TN V Jay Hooper Floyd Hughes Perry Hull LeeAnne Humphrey Alcoa. TN Tellico. TN Madisonville. TN Knoxville, TN Jeff Lewis Madisonville, TN Mary Lewis Limestone, TN Leonard Lifford Knoxville. TN Kathy Martin Tellico, TN Melanie Mason Danny Massey Gilmer Meade Celina Miller Madisonville. TN Sevierville. TN Bristol, VA Madisonville. TN Debbie Miller Sonya Miller Parry Millsaps Katsumi Miyazaki Maryville. TN Sweetwater, TN Vonore.TN Japan Ruth Montero Bolivia, S. America Kathy Morgan Englewood, TN Maurice Moser Madisonville. TN Terry Moser , Madisonville, TN Diane McWalers Madisonville. TN Wilma Olinger Saltville. VA ' i Gus Nennstiel Walland. TN Alvaro Perez Costa Rica, S. America § Yuko Ogiyama Saitama, Japan 4 Ronny Poag Sheffield. AL Lynn Rampy Sweetwater, TN Lonnie Raper Madisonville, TN Randy Repass Nicklesville. VA Sherrie Murphy Paula McClanahan Scott McConnell Marci McMillan Norton. VA Knoxville, TN Riverside, RI Knoxville. TN Marinda Ogle Gatlinburg. TN Valerie Price Gate City, VA . Rex Rhodes Sweetwater, TN Cathy Robbins Madisonville, TN Veta Robbins Madisonville. TN Cindy Salter Vero Beach, FI Robin Scruggs Niota.TN Karen Shaw Tellico, TN Diana Shrader Sevierville, TN Melody Sinks Maryville. TN Fddie Robbins Duffield. VA Mike Starr Alcoa, TN John Smiley Madisonville. TN William Smeltzer Marvville, TN Janice Smalling Tellico. TN Martin Tad lock Knoxville. TN Becky Stout Kingsport. TN Martha Stephens Reliance. TN I ammy Steele Vonore. TN Kevin Thomas Chattanooga, TN Darrell Thomas Madisonville. TN Scott Templin Lake City, TN Shinji Takemoto lamn Dale Watson Powell. TN Julia Underwood Knoxville. TN Steve Turner Birmingham. AL Robert Thompson Niota. TN Denise White Madisonville. TN Sylvia Wheatley Birmingham. AL Gerald Weller Morristown. TN Mary Watson Maryville. TN V I Sweet ' y ■ G) Debra Whitlock Sweetwater. TN Benny Williams Powell. TN Jeff Wolfenden Athens, TN Tracy Worley Murphy. NC ' 1 NOT PICTURED: Hugh Arr, Armetta Brown. Greg Carroll. Nelda Ellis. Larry Emmert. Johnny Davis. Mayumi Furuhashi. Clarence Jackson. Carol Miller. Goly Najmabody. Bill Retowsky. Dee Saunders. Mike Shultz. Tanda Yoshimori, Imad Tawil, Steve Todd. Darrell Torbett. Beverly Walker. George Weller. David Williams Renee Young Maryville. TN “Randy Repass busy ai the library as usual.” YEE-HA-WHOOPEE! Who says blondes have more fun? Where did my paper go? Uncle Sam Wants You! 5 - 0 : I The Hiwassee Posse Homecoming Queen: Miss Kathy Martin Escort: Mr. Russ Crum Homecoming Court Miss Bea Cartwright Escort: Mr. Jeff Lewis Miss Denise Charles Escort: Mr. John Smiley Miss Tammy Steele Escort: Mr. Tom Yarbrough Miss Brenda Sharp y Tommy Arbrough Aybef Basem Sandy Bibee Glenda Adams Karen Bales Richard Bean Karen Bishop Betty Barham Alex Atto Benavenate Glenda Barker Ward Benefield Regina Bishop James Bonnie Karen Anderson Prissy Barnwell Eddie Berrong Barry Butler 1 Virginia Carter Ming CheeChing Missy DeLozier Elizabeth Edmonds Rick Cate Reece Cooper Tom Dendy Wayne Edmonds r e S David Chambers 1 h n e n Abby Cotter Regina Dillon Grant Edwards F r e s h m e h Darryl Hamilton Melissa Grimes y Sharon Hams Carl Hawkins Michael Hill Mark Harmon Terri Harmon Stu Greenberg Mike Hams Steve Henry Gay Henson Sabra Hollenhead Jim Hooper Teresa Horner 1 Kim Hughes Tommy Jones Gretchen Kiser Steve Ireland Decd$ Jones Ci u Wayne Johnson Makota Imamara Tern Leach Robin Jones Sue Killen Charles Layman Alvin Lipps i Scott Jones Melissa Kirkland Natalie Leach ' l u Tim Mitchell Gharadaghi Mohammad Wendy Monday Pam Moore Arthur Mull Peeralh Pleansmarn Butch Oakes Lisa Parker Karen Piemens Buddy Rogers Joe Riffey Joe Russell Tatsuko Ogata Yumi Ookura Betsy Perkins Dale Rains « ii uni 7 Ricardo Rivas Ahmad Riyalet I Cathy Roberts F r e s h m e n Karen Shaw Brian Shell Rhonda Sparks Mike Simmons Amy Sharpe Tommy Simpson Deborah Smalling Jim Scott Deborah Shields Brenda Sharp Samuel Stamey Sharon Stamey William Stewart Phillip Swanson Hugh Standridge Janet Standridge Janie Stansbury Jane Stooksbury Karen Swabe v r� i Shnhiro Tominaga r Darrell Torbett Harriett Triplett 1 1 « Dana Williams Michael Wright Randy Wilson Akira Yamada Lisha Witt Susan Woodby Mark Yates Yuko Yoshimura Mike Wiggins Michael Wright All Work wj Makes Jack a Dull Boy. VJ The President Dr. Horace N. Barker lo natatorium rom ai barto sub!? 65 d ' Wa f ee ' From dimming pool He received his education ‘ 1 fr ° m ' ° cked doors core keys Pfeiffer College: B.A. oJ Ch ' 7 ' ,,U,, ° nS D Br ° ,hers Allege; A.A, sity; D.D.. Emory and Henry College D 8 ° ’ ' A ' DfeW Univer - lecting arrowheads is one of the many hohhie ' ly of Chattanooga. Col- include: game hunting. camping TiZAv °7 These hobbi « ' � ' � « looked mndow ,b„ u f 7:W A 8 M ° ' y0 ™ l ° x Dr. James A mburgey Dean of Academics Bill Daugherty Dean of Students •If rjiU« 1 ' -1 PB 1. Barbara Butler Registrar 2 . Jane Dye President’s Secretary 3. Wanda Coffelt Dean’s Secretary The Purpose of Hiwassee: To Provide an Integrated Balanced and Sound A cademic Program . . . 1. B. I). Benton: Executive Director of Development 2. C arol Bivens: Secretary Development Office 3. Sue Griffitts: Secretary Admissions 4. Damon Mitchell: Director of A lu mm 5. kath l ate: Secretary Alumni Office 6. Jerrv Bivens: Admissions and Baseball Coach 7. Eugene kiger: Business Manager 8. Karen Mason: Secretary Business Office 9. Ken Yamada: Librarian 10. William Coffelt: Assistant Business Manager 11. Carolyn Daugherty: Bookstore Manager 12. Rev. John banner: C ollege Chaplain To Stimulate Students to Think Clearly and Objectively. . . 1. Ellen Hudson; Piano and Organ 2. Levs Jordan: Music Director 3. Bookie Stiles: English 4. Jo Ann Beaty: Voice 5. Elizabeth Slawson: Western Civilization 6. Evelyn Lavcock: Religion and Director of Adult and Continuing Ed. 7. Clarence McCall: Religion and Speech 8. William Laycock: Religion and Sociology 9. James Wright: Biology 10. Howard Atkins: Biology I I. Paul Inscho: Chemistry and Physics 12. Lowell Kirk: History and Political Science To Challenge Students With the Ad¬ venture of Intellectual Effort in the Search for Truth. 1. Chris Keim: Chemistry 2. Bart Lee: Industrial Arts 3. Donnie Jenkins; Director of Athletics and Physical Education 4. Robert Anderson: Agriculture 5. Bettye Spurling: Physical Education 6. Harold Miller: Mathematics 7. Beth Howard: Home Economics 8. Pelita Rickard: Head Resident Allison Hall 9. Sarah Denton: Secretarial Science 10. Kenneth Moser: Head Resident Tom Black Hall 11. Janice Blair: Head Resident Brock Hall 12. Mayme Glover: Head Resident Brunner Hall To Develop a Sense of the Dignity of All Honest Labor. I. Isabella McCaslin Library Assistant Ron Hemphill Director of Admissions and Financial Aid Ernestine Anderson Business Office Geraldine Benton Library Assistant Tommy Carpenter Director of Maintenance Cafeteria Staff Bob Hardin, Director of Food Services Virginia Simpson Kitchen Manager Bettye Coffelt Post Mistress Student Center Staff To Motivate the Student to Realize His Full Potential. 1. Oran Elrod Business Administration 2. Conlie Rasnake Mathematics 3. Jeanine Mitchell Admissions 4. Paul Barker Admissions 5. Joe Lowry English Literature 6. Lucy Dail English 7. Art Fowler Chemistry 8. Carol Clark Director of Equitation . Special People Make a Special Place 1. LeAnne Humphreys hard at work? 2. Sylvia Wheatley with her horse. 3. Gil Meade and Melanie Mason enjoy a tiger game. 4. Resting up before the game. 5. Going behind the bushes? 6. One of Hiwassee’s pin-up girls. 7. All right! Who did it? 8. Welcome back Debbie! 9. It’s been a long day! 10. Rhode Island getting some Tennessee rays. 11. Donna Flynn and her twin. 1. Secretaries take a break. 2. Mr. Jordan and Mr. Kirk pose for the camera. 3. Miss Clark hard at work. 4 Coach Bivens (or Jerry the Ripper). V ' -.G STAFF MEMBERS: Melody Sinks Carol Leach Dedee Jones Carol Cagle Debbie Campbell LeAnne Humphrey Kathy Johnston Debbie Miller Susan Wheeler Linda Brewer Karen Blankenship Robin Guider Mary Lewis Sponsor: Carol Clark Editor: Kathy Johnston Civinettes OFFICERS: Sponsor — Jeannine Mitchell President — Karen Bingham Vice Pres. — Michele DeLong Sec. Treas. — Janie Brady Reporter — Patti Frerichs Civitans i ■j OFFICERS: Sponsor — Damon Mitchell President — David Crabtree Vice Pres. —Tony Bowen Secretary — Eddie Bridwell Treasurer— Eddie Robbins H orse a ? Home — EC l u b Sponsor — Beth Howard President — Denise Charles P r m e r S t a f f Sponsor — Carol Luther vk Organization of International Students OFFICERS: Sponsor — Ken Yamada President— Raad Bakri Vice Pres. — Bob Clowers Secretary — Midori Komine Treasurer — Ming Chee Ching Intramural Council Fellowship of Christian A thletes VI V iS©r Drama Club OFFICERS: Sponsors — Carol Luther Joe Lowry President — Bea Cartwright V.P. — Ron Cox Secretary — Trent Beaver Treasurer — Cindy Salter The Student Council A vital part of Hiwassee made up of elected officers and club presidents. The Student Council does many things throughout the year from homecoming dances to the superstars competition. President: Robert Thompson Sponsor: Bill Daugherty The Hiwassee Choir Under the direction of Mr. toys Jordon. The choir has been on many trips to perform this year, including their annual tour through parts of Virginia. Everyone at Hiwassee should be very proud of our musical ambassadors. p h i This year PTK received the highest award that any club may get at Hiwassee... p p a Club of the Year! v ' y -(r)3- Fiddler on the Roof! oo O Spring Formal 1979 May 26 — Springbrook Country Club s p r i n g iy :Qc— Formal I The last time the Sophomore Class would be together to have fun. It was a fabulous night for everyone! Top Left: Class History. Top Right: David Crabtree. Class Orator. Center Left: Dean Daugherty receives special recognition. Center Right: Virgil Gibson exits with his gift. Bottom Left: Ms. Hudson and David Chambers provide music. Bottom Right: Karen Blankenship is nerv¬ ous about her prophecy. v ' v (Elass Nigljt Barker Learning Center SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 2, 1979 8:00 P.M. Presiding — David Bean Musical Selections Hiwassee Singers Opening Remarks David Bean Class Will Alan Lee, James Arp, Kim Davis, Philis Hodnett, Melody Sinks Class Oration David Crabtree Hiwassee Singers Class History Martha Stephens, Donnie Guthrie David Crabtree. Rex Rhodes Class Prophecy Jeff Lewis, Curt Childress, DeAnne Coates, Robin Guider, Julie Haase, Mary Janeway, Kathy Johnston, Suzanne Lentz, Steve Turner, David McConnell Entertainment Hiwassee Singers Giftorians Marci McMillan, Trent Beaver, Danny Bivens Karen Blankenship, Lester Bledsoe Crystal Cooper, Russ Crum. John Smiley Class Response John Smiley Time in a Bottle Slide Presentation Awarding of Medals President Horace N. Barker Alma Mater led by Hiwassee Singers ALMA MATER ON THE OLD STATE S SOUTHERN BORDER, REARED AGAINST THE SKY, , PROUDLY STANDS OUR ALMA MATER AS THE YEARS GO BY. ONWARD EVER BE OUR WATCHWORD CONQUER AND PREVAIL. HAIL! TO THEE OUR ALMA MATER HIWASSEE • ALL HAIL! CLASS OFFICERS David Bean. President Carol Leach, Secretary Randy Davis, Vice-President Debbie Campbell, Treasurer [ Bahama Trip. .. Cancelled After all of the mushrooms were picked — after all of the concessions were sold — after almost anything goes was gone — the Sophomores found out that they could not go to the Bahamas after all. What followed was a series of meetings to decide whether to (1) Fly to Nassau and stay in a motel (2) Go to Daytona Beach (3) Stay here and go to class. Finally the decision was made and Daytona was their destination ... but really, isn ' t it who you are with rather than where you are anyway? But Daytona Was Good! I promise Dean, it’s just Coke. Rhode Island with a “FRO”. Just a couple of beach bums. Russ and Robin enjoy the rays. f 1 Hi. having a wonderful time, wish you were here. Tigers in Action! n ' G) r ✓ I 1979 TEAM MEMBERS: Left to Right in Picture, First Row. Mike Wright. Pat Hickam, Rich Bruce. Joe Riffey. Bill Retowsky, Ron Poag. Clarence Lumpkin. Second Row: Tommy Simpson. Mike Policastro. Phil Swanson, Jim Helms, Rick Cate. Gil Meade. Scott Lanham. Third Row: Bob Dorber, Don Swanson. Tim Jelicorse, Russ Crum. Danny Bivens, Brian Goodman, Dale Rains. Above: Sylvia Hawkins makes a very important play. Above: Dean Daugherty concentrates on his team. Left: Sharon Harris slugs one home. Hiwassee Wo Front Row. Left to Right: Kim Oran. Sandy Bibee. Dana Williams. Robin Cloud. Sharon Harris. Glenda Adams. Back Row: Coach Hemphill. Mary Watson. Sylvia Hawkins. Kathy Martin. Julia Underwood, Rita Deford, Regina Bishop. Coach Daugherty. n’s Softball 1979 Hiwassee Horse Handler ' s Intercollegiate Team 1979 VW Left to Right Donna Flynn. Julie Warren. Janeen Davis. Jill Franklin. Kathy Johnston. Coach: Ms. Carol Clark Top Left: Geana Gillahan. Top Right: Celina Miller in Kentucky. Center Left: The judge watches closely. Center Right: Kathy Johnston at national finals. Immediate Right: Thcjudge gives instructions at regional finals. Pom-Pom Girls 1978-79 Members This year the pom pom girls performed at all home basketball games. They did their drills to popular music and did them very well. These girls should be commended for all of the time and effort they put in to perfecting their drill. Cheerleaders Hardwick-J ohnston Award The Hardwick-Johnston Achievement Award is presented to the sophomore ranking highest in achievement, loyalty, and scholarship. The person receiving this award is selected by the student council and faculty. The 1979 recipient is David Crabtree from Sweetwater, Tennessee. % % % % v: % o V d Jeff Lewis The SIDNEY G. GILBREATH CITIZENSHIP AWARD is presented to a Sophomore student displaying outstanding qualities in leadership, honesty, loyalty, personality, and cooperation. The 1979 recipient of this award is Jeff Lewis Vom Madisonville, Tennessee. The YOU ELL ATH LETIC AWARD is presented annu¬ ally 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 Hiwassee College. The recipient of this award is nominated by the Awards Committee and approved by the faculty of the College. The 1979 recipient of this award is Randy Davis from Loudon, Tennessee. Randy Davis Lester Bledsoe The friends of Oliver R. Tarwater, Sr., through Mrs. Kenneth L. Martin, Maryville, Tennessee, have given an endowment fund to be known as the OLIVER R. TAR¬ WATER BIBLE MEMORIAL 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 outstanding grades in Bible and who shows the most promise in the service of the Church. The 1979 recipient of this award is Lester Bled¬ soe from Gate City, Virginia. The American Bible Society Award is presented to a stu¬ dent who participates in and makes good grades in religion class and who is involved in campus religious activities. This year this award was received by Randy Repass from Nickles- ville, Virginia. Randy Repass Honors Day Program Scholarship A wards 1. Tennessee Wesleyan College Scholarships — Maurice and Terry Moser 2. Emory and Henry Scholarship— Russ Crum 3. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga — Donnie Gu ttrie 4. University of Tennessee Agricultural Award — Karen Bingham . . 5. Bishop Short Scholarship — Curt McKee 6. Dean Hill Scholarship — Pam Moore 7. David Henderson Memorial Scholarship — Ward Benefield Special A wards 1. Sophomore Science Award — Rhonda Hunt 2. Freshman Chemistry Award — Fayek Tamiflpu - ' - ’ 3. Oliver R. Tarwater Bible Award — Lester Blj fsoe j-j 4. American Bible Society Award -- Randy Repass 5. Teacher of the Year — Lowell Kirk 6. Club of the Year — Phi Theta Kappa 4 7. Mr. and Miss Hiwassee — Jeff Lewis and Bea Cartwrighi ‘ 8. Drama Award — Bea Cartwright 9. Music Awards — Darrell Basler and Bea Cartwright , 10. Equitation Award — Kathy Johnston 11. Home Economics A yard - - Veta Robbins, Major A thletic A wards ■r 1. Intramural Athletes —Outstanding Male3nd Female—JJd 2. Scholastic Athletic Aw ard AlamTee 3. Rudy Youell AWard — Randy Dav is A endemic and Other A wprds 1. Sidney Gilbreath Citizenship Award — Jeff Lewis 2. Hurdwick Johnston Award — DaCid Crabtree Equitation A ward Kathy Johnston Drama A ward Bea Cartwright Teacher of the Year Lowell Kirk Darrel Basler Music A wards A lan Householder An Added Surprise Special Awards Surprises Dorm mother Janice “Mom” Blair receives roses from her “Daughters”. The Sophomore Class gives Dean Daugherty a special award. The “Magnificent Seven” make a rare appearance. A wards Day! Vi ' :© The Real Sunshine of Hiwassee A t Hiwassee the sun shines every day (even Wednesdays). People make it happen students, faculty, staff, visitors —you can always find a ray of sunshine somewhere, you only have to look. The following section is a special look at Hiwassee Sunshine 1979. Bcanl): A fleeting moment waiting to be captured by the e e and present ' d by the camera. Often it goes by unnoticed, but it ' s always there. The chapel at dawn, the trees covered with smm, a child playing in the grass ... all longing to be discovered. Kcaut : A subtle shape or an ordinary object becoming extraordinary when you look closer. Intricate pat¬ terns of a snowflake or formations in the clouds become spe¬ cial, rather than being only a part of the routine of life. Beauty: Something which has been overlooked, then becom¬ ing the object of your search. You Find the World Can Be Beautiful zTTO ' V ' ' :,©c- People ... going places... doing things ... studying ... working. .. playing ... or just sitting around talking... campus scenes are never void of people ... students cast their permanent shadows across campus during their careers at Hiwassee, leaving a lasting impression of themselves, as they, one by one, leave the college. Hiwassee... a Place to Live... to Love... to Grow... a Place to Shine! 4 7 I There are some things we will always remember... homecoming riots... the fountain... tearing up the grass in your car... Thursday nights ... the horses... assemblies that you forgot to go to... the cafeteria... Slave Day... ihe sculptures in the library... Good ole Hiwassee. ‘ ‘Now the ears of my ears awake... and now the eyes of my eyes are opened ’ ’ e.e. cummings ... a friendly smile and hello ... the international students add a definite aura to Hiwassee life. By sharing their many cultures and customs with the American students, these people enrich even more the education and experiences of college life. j ' rA Congratulations Graduates from: COLLINS CATERING SERVICE HIWASSEE FURNITURE MFRS., INC. 11 All Occasion Cakes Weddings Are Our Specialty Church furniture And Bank Furniture 518 Hwy. 41 1 S T Madisonville 442 9418 442-948 1 P.O. Box 67 Madisonville, TN 37354 PLAINS DRUG PEDIGO LUMBER COMPANY Building Materials— Lumber — Plywood — Pre-Finished Paneling Phone 337-5074 Scott Street 1 y Tellico Plains, TN Tvys Hwy 68. Sweetwater, TN SNIDER ' S The Complete Store Groceries Hunting Fishing Lie. Ice Gas Picnic Supplies Forwax Feed Corner Hwy 41 I, Citico Rd. I Vonore, TN TALLENT TELLICO DRUGSTORE TELEPHONE COMPANY Film — Developing — Serving Cosmetics Tellico Plains Vonore Niota Riceville Full Line of Convalescent Needs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall Rent or Sale a ] Phone 253-2101 Walkers and Crutches ft —� Scott Street Tellico Plains Madisonville— E. R. Dykes, R.Ph y ©: _W__ Maryville — Gordon Baker, R.Ph Compliments of: SLOAN AND WEBB IMPLEMENT COMPANY Featuring Massey Ferguson Tractor and Farm Equip. Industrial Equip. Crawler Tractors Sales and Service Used Tractors and Equip. Hwy 68 Sweetwater, TN Another Day Comes to a Close ... ... For those of us who have now gone from Hiwassee the sunshine from this place will never fad ... we will always remember the laughter , the fun, and the tears... the people who were once a part of our lives — gone now — but never forgotten. We, th staff, hope that through our efforts a part of Hiwasst is preserved for you in this yearbook. Look to it oftei for memories of HIWASSEE SUNSHINE 1979