Hiwassee College - Hiwassee Yearbook (Madisonville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1982 volume:

HIWASSEE COLLEGE MADISONVILLE, TENNESSEE CONTENTS OPENING PAGES SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS FEATURES GRADUATION ADS HOMECOMING QUEEN FINALISTS 9 3 w Renda Poe escorted by Glen Zuccalmaglio Sabrina Bell escorted by Larry Labelle Maria Gonzales escorted by Gregg Harrison RENDA POE IS CROWNED 1981 HOMECOMING QUEEN 4 FRESHMEN PRINCESSES Lisa Allen escorted by Bill Daugherty Tami Poe escorted by Jamie Mitchell The Queen Renda Poe escorted by Glenn Zuccalmaglio The Queen and Her Court NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO ; YicE -pkesiden Nj VICE-PRES IDENT: Renda Poe TREASURER: Vicki Harmon SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Linda Morris SECRETARY: Alisa Stone 3 SOPHOMORES Wisal Aboud Tommy Akins Junita Arden Carolyn Ashley Lisa Atkins Bashdad. Iraq Tellico Plains, TN Madisonville. TN Madisonville, TN Madisonville, Tf Roger Baker Rising Fawn, GA Tricia Baldner Dunlop. TN Brook Ball Norton, VA Ziad Barakat Jerusalem. Israel Barry Bates Sabrina Bell Jennifer Black Terry Boring Algood. TN Calhoun, GA Vonore, TN Maryville, TN . -£ ■ Robin Bost O ak Ridge. TN Debbie Bowen Rising Fawn, GA Robby Bowers Madisonville, TN David Bowling Sweetwater, TN Ben Brown Galax, VA 8 Renee Bryant Loudon. TN Kim Burgess Madisonville. TN Bentley Cheatham Sweetwater. TN Jim Childs Knoxville. TN Koji Chitoku Hokkaido. Japan Teresa Chumley Mark Clabough Chattanooga. TN Maryville. TN Warren Croft Lynchburg. VA Melinda Crumley Ewing, VA Bill Daughtery Madisonville. TN Sandra Davis Pikeville. TN Patty Chinault Pulaski, VA Al Cole Acworth, GA Debbie Cowart Athens. TN Linda Dillbeck Varnell, GA Carla Dixon Maryville, TN Sherri Dodson Chattanooga. TN Dan Dunlop Pine Bluff, AR Bill Dupes Sweetwater, TN Roger Freeman Melissa Frerichs Kyle Frew Anna Gaultney Tellico Plains, TN Tellico Plains, TN Pikeville. TN Bean Station, TN Wayne Dupler Dunnellon, FL r tot Kim Fortenberry Keeneshaw. GA Kathleen Frayer Jonesboro, TN Greg Glover Gurley, AL 10 Maria Gonzales Tellico Plains, TN Vicki Harmon Knoxville, TN Angeal Hensley Dante. VA Karen Horton Rocky Face, GA Roger Graham Madisonville. TN Tina Greene Knoxville. TN Steve Hatmaker Charlotte Hawkins Lake City, TN Madisonville. TN John Hughes Tellico Plains, TN Mitch Hughes Vonore, TN Kim Hiser Georgetown, OH Tammy Human Lancing. TN Machio Honda Aichi-Prefecture. Japan n Thomas Ireland Janet James Jasper. TN Loudon. TN David Johnson Maryville. TN Johnnie Justus Phillip Kandilaki Seymour, TN Knoxville. TN Jim Kinser Madisonville, TN David Kirkland Vonore, TN Hitoshi Kobayashi Tokyo. Japan Fumi Kojima Yasuhiro Kuwan Chibu. Japan Kobe, Japan Larry Labelle David Landreth Debbie Layton Cheryl Long Rob Long Knoxville, TN Powell. TN Graysville, TN Maryville, TN Athens. TN Lynn Loomis Mike Lowrey Tammy McClendon Sweetwater, TN Guild, TN Madisonville. TN 12 Sherrie McConkey Madisonville. TN Barry Mitchell Sweetwater, TN Jeff Morgan Tellico Plains, TN Dawn Peters Dryden, VA Yale Moore Madisonville, TN Linda Morris Mark Mowery Lisa Myers Loudon. TN Oak Ridge. TN Maryville, TN Lee Plemons Renda Poe Andy Poplin Madisonville. TN Maryville. TN Madisonville. TN Peggy Millsaps Sweetwater, TN Becky Morgan Tellico Plains. TN Linda Peels Tellico Plains. TN Tammy Presley Loudon. TN i: Lynne Roberts David Robbins Kings Park, NY Daffield, VA Steve Sanders Franklin, N.C. Alireza Sarshuri Mashad, Iran Junich Sasase Tokorozawa, Japan Karla Schley Madisonville. TN John Selitto Sharon Sexton Morris Plains. NJ Whitesburg. TN Julia Shipley Kingsport. TN Cole Smith Knoxville, TN Tracey Robbin Madisonville. T Megumi Saitc Yokohama, Jap Tim Scott Richlands, V Sam Smith Austell. GA 14 Sandra Smith JoAnn Snapp Sweetwater, TN Blountville, TN Ross Swart Tilda Taylor Whitwell. TN Elk Creek. VA Derwin Torbett Sweetwater, TN Becky Tulloch Maryville. TN Jimmy Webb Barbara Weese Madisonville. TN Madisonville, TN Alisa Stone Dennis Strickland Joey Swainson Chattanooga. TN Commerce, GA Sweetwater, TN Vickie Teague Brad Templin Valerie Tipton Dandridge. TN Lake City, TN Gate City, VA Lisa Tunnell Kingsport, TN Lisa Watson Kay Weaver Vonore. TN Knoxville. TN 15 Lora Wells Knoxville. TN Kathy White Madisonville. TN Teresa White LaFayette. GA Tim Widener Louisville. TN Kim Wilkersoi Madisonville. T David Wilson Robert Wood Coker Creek. TN Maryville, TN Regina Woods Madisonville, TN Beth Wooten Mike Wright Dayton. TN Chattanooga, 1 SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Taicatoshi Adachi Cliffette Atkins Kerry Bach Doug Calkin Mark Carter Darin Chaplain Jerry French Ali Hamir Bert Merritt Kevin Puentes Melinda Roy Terry Simmons 16 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Bill Daugherty, Jr.j VICE-PRESIDENT: June Nelsonj TREASURER: Randy Queen SECRETARY: Lisa Allen. 17 Sally Baker Susan Baker Sheldon Bates Cecil Baxter Cindy Beasley 18 Donna Bishop Gay la Bivens Jeff Bond Joanna Bradford Robyn Bradley Terry Butler Tim Cannon Leanna Cate Brian Chamberlin Jodie Dallas Cyd Clark Jeff Collake Libby Collins Carole Carr Steve Carter John Cagle Janet Campbell Ron Campbell v J Lisa Cable 20 Vickey Dooley Eric Eaves Kenny Duggan Tim Edington Noah Durham Patty Edmondson Tammy Easier Debra Elam LaShaun Eberhart Alan Duck 2 Teresa Franklin Nancy Frerichs Stan Fugate Dana Galloway Deann Gaylon 22 Kim Hackler Thoma Halcomb Steve Hall Randy Hamilton Lynne Hamm John Hammontree Donna Hankins Chri Harb Penny Harber Stan Harmon Reggie Harrie Gerald Harrington Elaine Harris Joey Harris Paula Harris 22 Earl Hartsell Ray Hatty Jack Heeter Billy Henry Doug Hill Yuka Hirose Russ Hoskins Ron Hurst Jeff Hutchins Jeff Hutchinson Kevin Hutchinson Bill Irwin 24 Charles Johnson Glenda Johnson Hannah Johnson James Johnson Byron Jewell Ernest Jones Lisa Jones Michael Jones Alan Justus Bruce Keck Diana Kilby •it! (iff ? 11 Matt Kidd Kim Kimsey Kenny King Lynne Kirk David Kirkland Ricky Knight 25 Denise Lee Mike McCleary Paula McCulley Jon McBrayer Brian McClanahan Angi Lusby Amy McDonell Hollice McGarity John McHan 26 Jim Meehan Karen Melton Sheila Miller Ronny Mills Sherri Milam David Moore Tammy Merks Ronda Meyers Jamie Mitchell Ernie Montgomery 27 Danny Morton Beverly Moser Anita Mullins June Nelson Greg Newman Gene Norman Rita Nuchols Lori Odum Pam Odom Shuya Ohishi Johnny Parker Amy Pardue Ron Parker 28 Stan Pctrcc Tami Poe Randy Queen Regina Reagan Ahmed Abu Rahmah Karen Rasnake Kim Rasnick Dedera Ratledge Vicki Rhea Becky Ritter Cheryl Rines Jawad Risheq 29 Tim Seal Terry Senter Todd Shellnut Terry Shelton Lee Shoun 30 Tcri Sidoti Carl Slater Kathy Sloan Brenda Skiff Danny Spicer V Michael Stanley Steve Staab Timmy Smallwood nkv Jody Stewart Mitch Summey 31 32 Mike Webb Rene Webb Carolyn Weft Lucinda White Phyllis White Sandra White Lisa Whittaker Mary Wiggins Gail Williams Vera Williams Yvonne Williams Vivian Willis Melissa Wolfe Blaine Womae Sonya Wooldridge 3 Eileen Lindsey Time is swallowed by eternityj How and why remain a mystery. But God continues to love. Reverend Farmer Let one more attest I have seen God’s hand through a life time, and all was for best. Robert Browning FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED 1 Sami Ali Abu 2 Ezat Aburahman 3 Sami Al Aqqad 4 Fadi Albarali 5 Sue Anderson 6 Kabee Anthaipaibul 7 Pam Beaban 8 James Bogie 9 Tammy Britton K) Rick Brunatti 11 J.R. Cagle 12 Richard Collins 13 Terri French 14 Lisa Fugate 15 Angie Gibson 16 Mary Gibson 17 Miranda Gibson 18 Sherry Godsey 19 Reginold Haire 20 Sharon Harrison 21 Tim Henry 22 Charles Hicks 23 Yuka Hirose 24 Kim Hitch 25 Sandra Holt 26 Kim Howard 27 Jane Hunter 28 Renee Jenkins 29 Kim King 30 Brian Kirk 31 Greg Kordenbrock 32 Vivian Lamberson 33 Ken Leinart 34 John Maddox 35 Richard Maner 36 Harold Manning 37 Charles Miller 38 Joanne Morgan 39 Earline Moser 40 Bret Nicely 41 Margaretta Patterson 42 Tiamarie Phillips 43 Ted Ratledge 44 Tammy Rowe 45 Mary Roy 46 Dan Saltarelli 47 Ralph Sanchez 48 Kenneth Schrimsher 49 Cynthia Sherlin 50 Shirley Showers 51 Shahen Shweikeh 52 Julie Stricklan 53 Jennifer Swanson 54 David Tallent 55 Dale Trescott 56 Robin Turpin 57 Jack Weese 58 Jerry Weese 59 Constance Wells 60 Susy Wilson 34 FACULTY Dr. James H. Amburgey President Dr. Amburgey became President of Hiwassee on Ju 1980, after having previously served as the Acade Dean of the college for many years. He holds degr from Hiwasee College, Emory Henry College, University of Virginia, and the Doctor’s Degree fi the University of Tennessee. President Amburgey has been highly active in civic educational affairs. He has held numerous offices in health planning field and has been appointed on th different occasions to serve on state boards. In a tion to the many organizations of which he is a m ber, he has been recently inducted into the Sons Of Revolution and recognized as a Phi Theta Kappa Fel by the Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society. Dr. Amburgey has been active in many educatic organizations. Recently he was elected to serve on Commission of Colleges of the Southern Associatior Colleges and Schools. This Commission, which is c posed of sixty-six members, has the primary respoi bility for the accreditation of member colleges i universities throughout the Southeastern United Stal Even though Dr. Amburgey is involved in many on c« pus and off campus activities, he and his family i occasionally find time to pursue some of their outd interests. They particularly enjoy such activities camping and fishing. 36 Dr. William Knight Academic Dean In the two years since Bill Knight became the Academic Dean of Hiwassee College, he has done an outstanding job. His willingness to assist in solving academic problems and other difficulties has made him a favorite with students. Many sophomore students have also appreciated the at¬ tentive scrutiny provided by him and his staff in seeing that graduation requirements are being ful¬ filled. (Better to find out at the beginning of Spring quarter than the day before graduation.) Dr. Knight came to the college well educated for his role as Academic Dean. He has a B.S. in English from East Tennessee State, a M.A. in English from Western Carolina University, and recently com¬ pleted doctorial work to receive his Ph. D. from Virginia Polytechnical Institute and State Univer¬ sity (VPI). His doctorate is in College Administra¬ tion. His dissertation on Non-Punitive Grading Practices in the Two-year College has been widely acclaimed as an excellent and thorough work. Along with his many responsibilities as Academic Dean, Dr. Knight ' s schedule also includes teaching Public Speaking and sponsoring the Phi Theta Kappa Honorary Fraternity. In all of these settings, students find Dr. Knight’s thoughtful insight and concern for their well-being to be a beneficial part of their Hiwassee experience. Dr. Knight and his wife, Judy, have two children, Myra and Lara, and have made their home in the Creekwood Subdivision of Madisonville. 3; BILL DAUGHERTY DEAN OF STUDENTS As Dean of Students, Bill W. Daugherty continues to do a tremendous job. His responsibilities range from coordinating the schedule of extracurricular activities to counseling students who may seek his advice concerning any one of a myriad of problems facing college students of the 80 ' s. In spite of the pressures of his position. Dean Daugherty continues to show sincere concern for the students of Hiwassee and their well-being as individuals. Dean Daugherty is one of several faculty and staff persons who once attended Hiwassee themselves as students. After receiving his A.A. degree from Hiwassee, Dean Daugherty attended E.T.S.U. to receive his B.A. in P.E. and Masters in Health. He has also done additional graduate work at U.T.K. in Education Administration. Along with his many responsibilities as Dean of Students. Dean Daugherty also finds time to coach the Lady Tigers Softball Team, and to sponsor the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and the Student Government Association. The vigor and spirit with which he approaches his work is contagious to the students he is around and is a real plus for these organizations. One of the things which students appreciate most about Dean Daugherty is his uncanny ability to learn, and remember their names. In a world where students are increasingly identified by a number, a Dean of Students who knows them by name is refreshing. Dean Daugherty, his wife, Carolyn, and his three sons. Bill Jr., Robbie, and Tony reside in the old president’s mansion on the hill across the road from the college. 38 PEOPLE WHO MAKE THINGS CLICK 3 BUSINESS OFFICE Eugene Kiger Business Manager Bobbie Pennington Secretary William Coffelt Assistant Business Manager 40 ADMISSIONS AND FINANCIAL AID _ • � Ron Hemphill Dir. of Admissions and Financial Aid Mike Charles Admissions Counselor Bill Marrs Admissions Counselor 4 OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT Paul Barker, Jr. Title 3 Director of Planning and Research t Judy Patterson Vice-President ' s Secretary Secretary of Development Alumni Janice Blair Secretary B.D. Benton is a native Virginian. He and Mrs. Benton have one son. In 1951, Mr. Benton received an A.A. degree at Hiwassee. From here, he went to E.T.S.U. to receive a B.S. in Industrial Education in 1953 and then a M.A. in Educational Administration and Industrial Education in 1955. Beginning in 1953, Mr. Benton taught at Hiwassee as the Industrial Education Instructor. As the Di¬ rector of Public Relations from 1957-1969, Mr. Ben¬ ton ' s responsibilities included the Director of Ad¬ missions, Financial Aid, and Public Relations. At present, Mr. Benton is Hiwassee ' s Vice-Presi¬ dent for Development. A major part of his efforts is directed toward fund raising. Currently Mr. Benton serves as host to visitors, represents Vice-President Alumni Director Hiwassee through speaking engagements, and dir¬ ects the public relations program for the college. 42 Mr. and Mrs. Benton reside in Madisonville. MATH AND BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Tommy Whaley Mathematics Jack Miller Mathematics 43 I Ann Miller Psychology Lowell Kirk History SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Beth Slawson History 44 MUSIC DEPARTMENT • t Teresa McClellan Piano and Voice Loys Jordan Music Director ’ 45 Lucy Dail English LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT 278F Joe Lowry English Carol Luther English Bookie Stiles English 46 Emily Dewhirst French PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND EQUITATION Donnie Jenkins Athletic Director Jill Barbacci Equitation Bettye Spurling Physical Education j JJJ i L 47 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Paul Inscho Physics Art Fowler Chemistry 4 RELIGION DEPARTMENT «W ,y r (Tl.it Evelyn Laycock Religion Reverend John Farmer Campus Chaplain Clarence McCall Religion Speech Psychology William Laycock Sociology so BOOKSTORE AND LIBRARY Carolyn Daugherty Bookstore Manager Kent Millwood Librarian Becky Lee Library Assistant Adele Miller Library Assistant Isabella McCaslin Library Assistant CAFETERIA S STUDENT CENTER Top Left: Sarah Anderson, Jean Henry — Manager of Student Center Top Right: Bettye Coffelt — Postal Clerk Grandson Mark Middle Right: Bob Hardin — Cafeteria Managen Above: Left to Right Gladys Peace — Hostess, Virginia Simpson — Kitchen Manager, Frances Hester — Assis Kitchen Manager, Robbie Coleman, Nell Garren. Lillian Moser, Kikue McConkey. Olive Green, Barbara Rob Ruth Barnard, Albert Frye, Opal Raper, Clyde Tyler. 52 HEAD RESIDENTS Mike Elder Tom Black Hall William Bell Tom Black Hall Pam McMillan DeBusk House Mary Janeway Brock Hall 5 f MAINTENANCE 9 % Left to right: Jesse Atkins. Hurshell Wright. Bill Wagr Raymond Jones. Helen Jones, Carl Calhoun, Raymond D can. Tommy Carpenter, Robert Worthy. Below: Tom Carpenter, Director of Maintenance. 54 55 CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS AG FORESTRY CLUB Bottom Right: PRES. — ROB LONG, V.P. — ANNA GAULTNEY, SPONSOR — MITCHELL WITT. Dennis Rose. Dennis Strickland. Greg Gloover. Mark Ross. John Hughes. Warren Croft. Mitchell Witt. Wade Jones. David Moore. Anna Gaultney. Rob Walker 56 mm BUSINESS CLUB PRES - KIM HISER. V.P. — JUNE NELSON t REX LUCE. SEC. — KARLA SCHLEY. TRES. — MELINDA CRUMLEY. REP — VICKI THEA. DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS — ROGER GRAHAM. SPONSOR — REECA BLANKEN¬ SHIP. Top Lefts Reeca Blankenship. Top Right: Officers. Bot¬ tom: Tammy Lands, June Nelson, Ray Robbins, Tammy Fields, Jeff Collake, Roger Graham, Debbie Bowen, Don¬ na Bishop. Regina Reagan. Diana Kilby, Melinda Crum¬ ley, Randy Queen. Lucinda White, Rex Luce, Sherry Dodson, Kim Hiser, Paula Harris, Karla Schley, Melinda Tadlock, Deborah Elam, Vicki Rhea. Top: Active Student Members. Middle: Council Members: Bill Daugherty Jr., Todd Burchett. Dodd Crowe, Bobby Davis, Tom¬ my Halcomb. Barry Mitchell. Phoebe Frame, Teresa White, Debbie Bowen, An¬ drea Roberts, Sherry Best, Becky Ritter, Vickie Harmon. Bottom Left: Kim Hiser, Sherri Dodson, Dawn Peters. OFFICERS: PRES — DEBBIE BOWEN, V.P. — TOMMY HALCOMB. SEC TRES — ANDREA ROB¬ ERTS. SPONSOR — JOHN FARMER. 58 CIRCLE K OFFICERS: PRES — JEFF FIELDS. V.P. — AMY MCDON¬ NELL. TRES — BETH MATTHEW. SEC — MARY CONRY. SPONSOR — KENT MILLWOOD. Members: Warren Croft. Mary Ambreaster, Alisa Stone. 59 CIVINETTES 9 I OFFICERS: PRES — VALERIE TIPTON, V. SHERRI PHILLIPS £ SHARON SEXTON. SI MARY BETH ROGERS. TRES — JO BRADFORD. HIST — LEANNE CATE % P BE FRAME, SPONSOR — BETTYE SPURI Top Left: Vicki Harmon, June Nelson, Me Crumley, Joanna Bradford, Teresa Chu Bettye Spurling, Valerie Tipton, Mary Rogers, Karla Schley, Felicia Goins, L Hamm, Sherri Phillips, Libby Collins, L« Cate, Lisa Emery, Sharon Sexton, Kim I Becky Ritter, Jennifer Greenman, Patty ter, Janet Campbell. Adrienne Swan, Green, Brenda Sluss, Penny Harber, i Bair, Lisa Whittaker, Mary Conry. D Bowen. Phoebe Frame, Lora Welles. 60 CIVITANS Officers: PRES — BARRY HENSON. V.P. — JEFF MORGAN. SEC — BEN BROWN. TRES — COLE SMITH. SPONSOR — CLARENCE MCCALL. Members: Bruce Arp, Steve Sanders, Tommy Halcomb. CROSSROADS EDITOR: Bill Dupesi MEMBERS: Kim Hiser, Sherri Milam, Mary Wiggins, Ken Liner. DRAMA CLUB PRESIDENT — Becky Tulloch, V-P — Jeff Fields, SEC. — Alisa Stone. MEMBERS: Andrea Roberts, Bobby Davis, Amy McDonald. Jennifer Greenman, Phoebe Frame, Jennifer Swanson. David Wilson, Patricia Baldner, Lisa Peels, Jeff Talent, Joey Flarris, Bill Irwin, Kenny Duggan, Tammy Mercks, Melissa Frerichs, Beverly Best, and Kenny Schrimsher. 63 H” CLUB PRES. — TERESA ELDER, SPONSOR — DONNIE JENKINS Members: Kim Burgess, Mary Beth Rogers, Lisa Myers, Debbie Bridges. Debbie Cowart, Robin Shope, Kerry Bach, Al Cole, Barry Bates, Larry Labelle. Kevin Puentes, Steve Hatmaker. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES CAPT. — LARRY LABELLE, CO-CAPT. — DARIN CHAPLAIN, SEC TRES — TERESA ELDER, SPONSOR — BILL DAUGHERTY Members: Kim Burgess, Renda Poe, Cindy Beasley, Debbie Cowart. Patty Edmondson, Lynn Cowart, Danny Morton, Sabrina Bell, Robert Thompson, Robbie Temple, Rick Brunetti, Kerry Bach, Kevin Puentes, Jeff Parks, Harry Manning, Joe Walker. HARMONY AND ORPHEUS HARMONY: Sherri Best. Joanna Bradford, Maria Gon¬ zales. Patti Hester, Jane Hunter, Sherri Phillips. Tracy Robbins. Lynne Roberts, Sherry Stephens, Alisa Stone. Teresa White, Beth Wooten, and Sheri McKenzie. ORPHEUS: Jeff Bond. Ben Brown, Kenny Duggan. J Fields, Jerry French, Kyle Frew, Kenneth Greene, Bai Henson, David Johnson, Barry Mitchell, Jody Stewa Mike Wright, and Mike Frazier. 66 HIWASSEAN STAFF EDITOR: MARIA GONZALES SPONSOR: GENE KIGER Members: Kim Hiser, Melinda Crumley. Jennifer Swanson, Ronny Mills, Paul Barker, Abraham MacKele, Kenny Duggan, Bill Daugherty. 67 COLLEGE CHORALE f H TOP LEFT: Ben Brown, Loys Jordan. BOTTOM: Sherri Phillips Greene, Gayle Bivens, Mike Wright, Sherry Best, David Joh Kenny Duggan, Beverly Best, Scott Irving, Jeff Bond, Kyle I Teresa White, Sherri Stephens, June Nelson, Regina Woods, E Womac, Barry Henson, Barry Mitchell. Yuka Hirose. Vicki Te Jerry French, Lynne Roberts, Cheryl Rinehart. Beth Wooter nee Jenkins, Juanita Arden, Jane Hunter. Elaine Harris, Stone, Patty Hester, Phyllis White, Tracy Robbins, Robin Wi Jeff Fields, Tammy Merks, Rick Watkins. Leanne Cate, Kay mada, Mary Conry, Pam McMillan. Mike Frazier, Ben Bi Sherry McKenzie. Debbie Bowen, Joanna Bradford. Maria zales, Andrea Roberts. 68 OFFICERS: PRES — TILDA TAYLOR. V.P. — TRICIA BALDNER. SEC TRES — SANDRA DAVIS. REP — PRISCILLA MAYS. PROJECT CFIAIRPERSON — KEN BELCHER 6 JOY ROBINSON. SPONSOR — BETH HOWARD. Members: Teresa Chumley, Sandra Davis. Donna Hankins. Melissa Bingham. Alisa Stone, Mark Ross PRES. — PATTY CHINAULT. V.P. — LISA JONES, SEC TRES. — BETH MAT¬ THEW, HIST. — ROBIN BOST, REP. — DEBBIE LAYTON, HORSETAMER — ANNA GAULTNEY, SPONSOR — JILL BARBACCI Members: Kathy Frayer, War¬ ren Croft, Dan Dunlop, Roger Baker, Teresa White, Ashley Hudson. HORSE HANDLERS LIFE SERVICE OFFICERS: PRES — TERESA WHITE. V.P. — BARRY MITCH¬ ELL. SEC TRES — JOANNA BRADFORD. SPONSOR — JOHN FARMER. Members: Carolyn West, Phyllis White, Joanna Bradford. Barry Mitchell. Pam McMillian, Teresa White, Tommy Hal- colm. Warren Croft, Jim Kinser, Kyle Frew, Rick Watkins. Becky Ritter, Todd Burchett. 71 ORGANIZATION OF INTERNATIONAL STUDEls f PRESIDENT: ZIAD BARAKATj VICE-PRESIDENT: MIKA ONO, SECRETARY — KUMIKO KOHJITAN, TREASURER ABRAHAM MAEKELE. MEMBERS: Yuka Hirose, Chihio Yorita, Mayumi Yamada. Mike Ono, Kumiko Kohjitani, Abraham Maekele, Shi Ohishi, Ahmed Abu-Rahmah, Sami Abu-Middyan, and Jawad Risheq. 72 ■■ PHI THETA KAPPA OFFICERS: PRES — TAMMY PRESLEY. V.P. — JOEY SWAINSON, SEC — PHOEBE FRAME, TRES — VALERIE TIPTON. REP — ROBERT WOOD, SPONSORS — WILLIAM KNIGHT £ BETH SLAWSON. Members: Lisa Watson, Tricia Baldner, Sabrina Bell, Teresa Elder, Joy Robinson. Vicki Harmon. Debbie Cowart, Linda Morris. Karla Schley. Patty Hester, Barry Mitchell, Angeal Hensley, Mary Beth Rogers, Melinda Crumley, Tilda Taylor. Sharon Sexton, Maria Gonzales. Mitch Hughes, Mike Lowry, Joey Swainson, Kathy White. Karen Rasnake, Sherrie McKenzie, Lisa Peels. Cindy Beasley, Bentley Cheat hum, Sonya Woolbridge, Tammy Fields, Linda Dalton, Becky Ritter. Diana Kilby. Evoynne Williams, Robert Wood. Steve Carter, Charles Johnson, Jim Kinser, Tom Ireland, Ross Swart, Ronny Mills, Mary Wig¬ gins, Nancy Frerich, Alisa Stone. 74 PRES — JEFF PARKS, V.P. — RITA NUCHOLS, SEC — LUCINDA WHITE. TRES — ERIC EAVES. REPORTER — MELINDA CRUMLEY. SPONSOR — ANN MILLER Members: Clark Atkins. Terry Shelton, Kathy White, Kim Hiser, Tammy McClen¬ don, Kim Wilkerson. Lori Odom. Wanda Cozart, Jane Wyman, Becky Ritter, Diane Best. 75 SHALOM ' 9 I Sherri Best, Gayla Bivens, Ben Brown, Jeff Fields, Jerry French. Kyle Frew, David Johnson, Tammy Mercks, Barry Mitchell. Vickie Teague. Phillis White, Regina Woods, and Mike Frazier. 76 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 9 OFFICERS: PRES — JOY ROBINSON. V.P. — ROBERT WOOD, SEC TRES — BECKY TULLOCK, SOPH REPS — VALERIE TIPTON, JOEY SWAINSON. KATHY WHITE. DAVID BOWLING. FRESH REPS — DARRELL FOX. TAMI POE. TOMMY HALCOMB, JENNIFER GREENMAN, COMM REPS — MARK SMITH. MARY WIGGINS, SPONSOR — BILL DAUGHERTY. Member . Kim Hi er. Maria Gonzales. Tammy Pres¬ ley. Alisa Stone, Lisa Allen, Debbie Cowart. Teresa Elder, Debbie Bowen. June Nelson. Vicki Harmon. Tilda Taylor. Bill Daugherty. Randy Queen. Jeff Fields. David Bowling. Rob Long. Barry Henson. 7 YEARBOOK EDITOR — KIM HISER, SPONSOR — ROGER HIL COPY EDITOR — MELINDA CRUMLEY, PHOT EDITOR — AVA PETTIT, TERRY SHELTO LAYOUT ART EDITOR — REX LUCE, SECTION EDITORS: Sharon Sexton, Angeal Her ley, Kathy White, Mary Conry, Diana Kilby, Ali Stone, Sherri Milam Members: Toni Robinson, Pam Odom, Rick Knigl Sandy White, Debbie Scruggs, Amy Pardue, Lym Hamm, Felicia Goins, Janet Campbell, Angie Ba Gail Williams, Rick Watkins, Gena Tomberlin, Photographers: Tammy Britton, Steve Sandei Stephanie Thomas, Blaine Womac, Bryan Lambei Cindy Beasley. 78 79 SPORTS HIWASSEE TIGERS The 1981-82 season for the Hiwassee Tigers was a 14 won, 9 loss, .608 percent winning season. Coach Donald Ray Jenkins is one of the finest coaches of Junior Colleges. He has had II consecutive winning seasons. This year marked 236 wins for Jenkins. CO-CAPTAIN: Al Cole, Ackworth, Ga. CO-CAPTAIN: Dennis Strickland, Commerce, Ga. SOPHOMORES Barry Bates, Cookeville, TN Chuck Frazier, Savannah, GA FRESHMEN Harry Best, Savannah, GA Steven Carter, Gate City, GA Chico Edington, Jefferson County, TN James Johnson. Ottewah. TN Kenny King, Chattanooga, TN Greg Lockhart. Signal Mountain, TN Mike McCleary, Charleston. TN Hollis McGarity, Dallas, GA Jeff Parks, Ooltewah, TN Eustace Perkins, Charleston. TN James Rorex. Knoxville. TN Don Wade. Savannah, GA Chris Wright, Dallas. GA Team Assistants: Eddie Robinson, Steve Hatmaker, Bill Daugherty, John Cagle. Al Cole — TJCAA Player of the Year and All Region James Rorex — All-Division and All Conference 80 81 82 83 HIWASSEE TIGERETTES ' CO-CAPTAIN: Lisa Myers, Maryville. TN CO-CAPTAIN: Lisa Tunned. Blountville. TN SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Sabrina Bell, Calhoun, GA Debbie Bridges. Newport, TN Linda Dilbeck, Varnell, GA Teresa Elder, Alcoa, TN Angeal Hensley. Dante. VA Mary Beth Rogers, Trenton, GA Julia Shipley, Blountville, TN Pam Billingsley. Ackworth, GA Tammy Easier, Etowah, TN Lashawn Eberhart, Atlanta, GA Glenda Johnson, Knoxville. TN Vivian Willis, Atlanta. GA Angela Upton. Knoxville. TN Team Manager — Karen Horto 84 85 86 87 1982 HIWASSEE BASEBALL TIGERS Sophomores Captain Glenn Zuccalmaglio, Parsipany, NJ Co-Captain John Selitto, Morristown, NJ Sam Smith. Austell, GA Kerry Bach, Dayton. OH Kevin Puentes, Montville, NJ Greg Kordenbrock, Covington, KY Robert Thompson, Hapeville. GA Larry Labelle, Knoxville. TN Darin Chaplain, Mableton, GA Freshmen Chuck Good. Monticello, KY Mark Carter, Jonesboro, KY Jack Heeter, Circleville, OH Brian Chamberlain, Cincinnati. OH Paul Groseclose, Wytheville. VA Todd Shellnut. Fayettville, GA Ralph Sanchez. Mableton, GA Barry Burnett, Newport, TN Dormus Smith. Monticello, KY Bret Nicely, Knoxville. TN Rick Brunatti. Montville. NJ Mike Vandemark, Jonesboro. GA Jim Meehan, Hazzard, KY 88 The Tigers had a 19 win. 18 toss for the 1982 season. The Coach for the Tigers is Jerry Bivens. 90 LADY TIGERS ' � The Lady Tigers has had another fantastic season. A 38 win, 2 loss record. This is a normal season for this outstanding team. This is the 7th season for the Hiwassee Lady Tigers. The winning Coach is Dean Bill Daugherty. He has definitely been an outstanding coach. The Captain of the team is Kim Fortenberry. Co-captains are Lisa Tunnell and Debbie Bridges. The Sophomore players are Sabrina Bell and Robin Shope. Congratulations team for a job well donel 91 93 ■I HIWASSEE TIGER S CHEERLEADERS f « Top: Kim Burgess, Lisa Cable, Scarlett Hunt, Toni Robinson, Debbie Cowart, Maria Smith, Tiamaria Phillips, and Lynn Cowart. Below Left: Tommy Halcomb and Pam Odom. 95 % 97 FEATURES YOUNG ELIZABETH’ The first production of the Theatre Hiwassee ' 81-82 took place Nov. 5.6. and 7. It was a wonderful presentation of the life of Young Elizabeth . Luther and Lowry once again delighted us and we look forward to many more. 98 SHENANDOAH During its three day run on May 6, 7, and 8, the musical Shenandoah” took its deserving place alongside the long list of other hit musicals. Under the di¬ rection of the producer-directors Joe B. Lowry and Carol J. Luther, all went well on and off stage. The long tiring hours of rehearsel paid off. The crowds were thoroughly entertained by this top-line production. A job well done, by far. 99 SWEETWATER 100 ■ ASSEMBLIES 101 Homecoming Week The week of Homecoming included a week of festivities. It included the Pep Rally and Maroon Gold Day, a hayride and Barn Dance, a Spiff Day, and a Faculty Slouch Day. The week ended with the traditional Dorm Competition, the Homecoming Dance and ball game. 102 103 VALENTINE’S DANCE KING AND QUEEN: Larry LaBelle and Renda Poe NOMINEES: Renda Poe, Debbie Cowart, Linda Morris, Kim Hiser, Joey Swainson, Larry LaBelle, Cole Smith, M McWhorter. 104 NOMINEES: Sheldon Bates, Ronda Meyers, Lisa Allen, Penny Harber, Scarlett Hunt. Tommy Halcomb (Rick Brunnatti and Ray Hartsell not present) 105 CHOIR TOUR f � Couple Of The Year Jeff Morgan and Mary Beth Rogers s 108 MOST ATHLETIC Lisa Tunnell and Al Cole MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Joy Robinson and Abraham Maekele BEST ALL AROUND MOST TALENTED Mark Clabough and Teresa Elder Regina Woods and Barry Mitchell MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Sam Smith and Angeal Hensley MOST COURTEOUS Mary Beth Rogers and Jeff Fields BEST DRESSED Sabrina Bell and Bentley Cheatham MOST PHOTOGENIC Renda Poe and Bert Merritt no FRIENDLIEST Phoebe Frame and Kyle Frew WITTIEST Tim Scott and Lisa Myers SHYEST Tom Ireland and Patti Hester BEST LOOKING Larry Labelle and Debbie Cowart 112 WHAT’S GOING ON? 113 SOPHOMORE CLASS TRIP On May 12. two buses full of excited sophomores and chaperones set out for Day¬ tona Beach. Florida. The fun. laughter, good times, and memories started at 7 a.m. thursday morning as our des¬ tination was reached. Every¬ one headed for the beach. Friday night was a gourmet treat for those who went to Marco’s. Saturday, a trip to Disney was a great exper¬ ience. 114 115 • v What Is Going On? 117 118 IT OIS BEAUTY PAGEANT • I Chihiro Yorita was selected Miss Hiwassee 1982, Debbie Cowart was First Runner-up, and Patty Hester was Sec Runner-up. 120 121 HONORS DAY � HARDWICK — JOHNSTON ACHIEVEMENT Valerie Tipton TEACHER OF THE YEAR Evelyn Laycock SIDNEY GILBREATH CITIZENSHIP AWARD Jeff Fields AGRICULTURE AWARD Mike Lowrey BUSINESS AWARD Vickie Harmon 122 SOPHOMORE SCIENCE AWARD Bentley Cheatham AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY AWARD Jim Kinser BISHOP SHORT SCHOLARSHIP Pam McMillan Joanna Bradford 12: EQUITATION AWARD Patty Chinault FRESHMAN CHEMISTRY AWARD Lisa Peals OTHER AWARDS AND RECEPIENTS PTK APPRECIATION Miss Slawson Civinette of the year — Valerie Tipton Club of the year Drama Club Drama Award — Becky Tulloch Home Ec. Award — Tricia Baldner Joy Robinson Horace Barker Leadership — Rev. Farmer Intramural Awards Female — Tammy Presley Male — Ross Swart J.H. Brunner — Tricia Baldner Lisa Watson Lora Wells Linda Dalton Carolyn Ashley Miss Hiwassee — Renda Poe Music Awards Outstanding Female Choir Member — Maria Gonzales Outstanidng Male Choir Member — Mike Frazier Rudy Youell Athletic Award — Teresa Elder Scholarships Am. Vets. — Kathy White Dean Hill Memorial — Mike Porter Tenn. Wesleyan — Lisa Watson Jeff Fields U.T. Chattanooga — Sherri Dodson 124 Scholastic Athletic Award — Sabrina Bell Oliver Tarwater — Barry Mitchell ALUMNI BANQUET 9 a The Alumni Banquet was the begin¬ ning of what was to become one of the most hectic-filled weekends of Graduation activities. It was then we began to realize we would soon be leaving. We proudly became Alumni of Hiwassee. 12 CLASS NIGHT Class night is supposed to be one of the best nights of the year. It is where you look back on all you have done with your friends. It is a time to share laughter and joy. But the class night of 1982 was not like it should have been because of a certain group of people. Instead of joy and laughter, many experienced tears and sorrow. The night was ruined and the memories tainted. This class night was ruined, but maybe saying it out loud how bad it was will stop others from being so unsensitive to the feelings of others in the future. 126 BACCALAUREATE SERVICE The Baccalaureate Service was only one step from our final departure from the campus. As we listened to our speaker we reflect also back on our times at Hiwassee. As we leave the service we know how soon the next step will arrive. 127 GRADUATION EXERCISE 128 12 Being Editor of the yearbook has been a very worth¬ while endeavor. It has given me experience in different things, such as; being responsible and leadership. It has given me a chance to get to know people better. It gave me a chance to learn something about photography, which is a very interesting field. But most of all, it has given me the chance to know Hiwassee. Going over the events that have taken place, meeting the different people who come here, and most of all. working together with friends and faculty. joys and sorrows, happy and sad times. The memoi that all of us have of these two years will remain witf the rest of our lives. I would like to express my gratitude to Mr. Hill, for his help and advice; to Dean Daugherty. Debbie Col Barbara Butler, Bobby Pennington, and Mr. Kiger foi of their assistance; to Mr. Paul Barker Jr., who was helpful; to Kathy White, for her unending help; especially to Sherri Milam, whose help I couldn’t hi done without. It seems like only yesterday when I first came here as a freshman. It doesn’t seem possible for two years to have come and gone. Two years of laughter and tears, Thank you Hiwassee for two years full of great mer ries. HAYES SWEET SHOP Darin, You’re the kindest friend a person could have. Best wishes in everything you do. Love always, Angela Upton Sally Susan, Thanks for everything. You two are the greatest friends ever. Remember I love you, plus one more day. Becky To SHALOM 81-82: Mr. J.. Mike, Regina. Phyllis. Gayla, Vicki, Sherry, Tammi. Kyle, Barry, Jerry, Jeff. Richard. Love you all. David Special thanks to the very best of friends: Vicki, Lisa, Out of my hands, but always in my heart. Love Melinda. Deborah, Doug, Sherri M., Joanna. Sharon. always. Michael D. Sherri B., Russ. I Love You All! Sherri P. Mr. J. Luscious Loys , Thanks alot for everything) N.F.N — Thanks for always being there. I’ll never for putting up with us all through thick thin. You’re forget the special friendship. Love. P.G.N. a great person. Mary A. THE COUNTRY KITCHEN Specializing In Steaks And Seafood River Road Tellico Plains. TN 37385 Phone: 253-9969 Owned Operated By Joe Fain 131 WESTERN AUTO Todd, You’re a great guy and friend. Thanks for always being there. I care alot for you § always wi Thanks for all the great times. Mary Leisha, Robin, Kim, Sherri, Carla. Regina: Thank you, to my special friends who have helped me alot this year. Love, Jennifer G. To my friends: Mike, Tommy, Phoebe. You’re best. I’ll always remember you too ’’Pepsi”. Rot To all my friends: Melinda, Sherri, Mark. especially Sabrina Bell, Thanks for being a good friend a Doug Harlow. Deborah E. wonderful person. I wish you the best of luck. Vivi R. Willis 132 Thanks so much Teresa for being there when you’re needed and making this year so great. Love ya. Bill W. Daugherty, Jr. Ross, You are the” type of friend that every girl wishes for and I thank God for your love. Always follow your dreams” remember that I love you. Sharoni alias-Pepsi Sabrina. Lisa, Debbie? We just like to say that we have enjoyed playing ball with you £ sharing friendships. We love you all. Angela Upton Vivian Willis Ross, You’re a great guy and friend. I ' ll always care alot for you. Thanks for everything. Mary EVERHART and GRAY Kerry, thanks for being that special friend. Sherri, Kim, Ship, Tunnell, Berry, Steve. Will miss yal Good luck third floor crewl Joe? There is alot that could be said, but I believe 3 words can say it all? I Love You!” I’m gonna miss you next year. I know you’ll make me proud. All my love always. Leanna To the girl that I will marry. Remember I always love you to death. Joe Walker Compliments .Of PLAINS DRUGS Scott Street Tellico Plains, Tennessee Phone: 2530823 David, The hours we spend together are the sweetest ones I’ve known. The hopes dreams I cherish are the ones we call our own. And all the happiness in life that I look forward to . Revolves around you sweetheart. ' Cause I ' m so in love with you. Always, Valerie 134 135 THESE WERE THE BEST OF TIMES f « 13 138