Hiwassee College - Hiwassee Yearbook (Madisonville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1985 volume:

1985 Hiwassee The Tradition Continues Hiwassee College Madisonville, TN 37354 Staff: Melissa Davidson, Tommy Douthat, Ruth Edens, Misty Gambill, Scott Howard, Jeff Litton, Eydie Pittman, Tony Ramsey, Leanne Ross, Mike Tate, Martha Tulloch, Charlie Wimmer, Cathy Worthington Sponsor: Roger Hill Inside This Edition Opening.1 Faculty.11 Organizations.31 Sports.49 Student Life.65 Classes.97 Closing.126 am christuji EEifKjK kiiuM m mm 1 Em! 1 P % iJHwi 1 l , Mrs. Ernestine Lucas Presidential Secretary Dr. Curtis Schofield Development Office Paul A. Barker Mr. Richard Roe Not Pictured Donna Kilby Susan Jones Mrs. Shirley Toomey Academic Dean )ean of Students Mr. Bill W, Daugherty Financial Aid Business Uttic Mr. William Coffelt Mr. Eugene Kiger Mrs. Jackie Coley Mrs. Anna Sue Huff 18 Rev. Jerry Russell Continuing Education Mrs. Evelyn Laycock Division of Mathematics and Science Mr. Art Fowler Science Mrs. Penny Fowler Mr. Roger HU1 Mathematics Industrial Education 1 Mrs. Beth Howard Home Economics Mr. Paul Inscho Science Mr. Mitchell Witt Science Dr. James Wright Science Mr. Larry Dial Sociology and Human Services Ms. Geana Gillihan Equitation Mr. Lowell Kirk — Division Head History Division of Social Sciences % Mrs. Ann Miller Psychology Ms. Myra Slawson Mrs. Bettye Spurling History Physical Education Mr. Jack Teeter Computer Science Coach Hugh Watson Physical Education Dr. Clarence McCall — Division Head Religion, Speech, and Philosophy Mr. Jerry Truett English Library Mrs. McCaslin Mr. Kent Millwood — Head Librarian Mrs. Miller Mrs. Witt Bookstore Petita Rickard — Allison Hall Phyllis Wear — DeBusk House Karen Teeter Larry Dial Tom Black Hall 27 Student Center Mrs. Jean Henry Post Office Mrs. Bettye Coffelt Clubs and Organizations Business Is Club of the Year Home Economics £ iiiiiiiniirj ' i v ' Civinettes Harmony 1 Yearbook Newspaper 1985 Newspaper Staff 43 tKnSS The 1984-198! Basketball Tigers 1984-85 Tiger Basketball Record Date Opponent HC Nov. 5-6 Martin Tournament 76-87 Nov. 12 Reinhardt College 94-83 Nov. 15 Berry College (JV) 85-79 Nov. 17 Gadsten State JC 89-92 Nov. 19 DraughonsjC 105-97 Nov. 26 DraughonsjC 90-82 Nov. 29 Snead State JC 79-65 Dec. 1 Sue Bennett College 96-63 Dec. 6 Gadsden State JC 87-102 Jan. 7 Snead State JC 72-83 Jan. 8 Morristown College 59-76 Jan. 10 Walters State CC 74-92 Jan. 12 Berry College (JV) 95-65 Jan. 14 Chattanooga State CC 80-72 Jan. 17 Cleveland State CC 78-85 Jan. 19 Reinhardt College 117-86 Jan. 21 Roane State CC 48-61 Jan. 24 Motlow State CC 52-48 Jan. 28 Cleveland State CC 67-66 Jan. 31 Walters State CC 61 -63 Feb. 1 Sue Bennett College 83-76 Feb. 4 Roane State CC 59-63 Feb. 7 Motlow State CC 54-45 Feb. 14 Morristown College 102-52 Feb. 18 Chattanooga State CC 91-77 Tigerettes 1984-85 Tigerette Basketball Schedule Date Opponent Nov. 10 Nov. 12 Nov. 15 Nov. 17 Nov. 19 Nov. 26-27 Nov. 29 Dec. 5 Dec. 7-8 Jan. 8 Jan. 10 Jan. 12 Jan. 14 Jan. 17 Jan. 19 Jan. 21 Jan. 24 Jan. 28 Jan. 31 Feb. 4 Feb. 7 Feb. 14 Feb. 18 Fort Campbell Reinhardt College Berry College (J V) Fort Campbell Sue Bennett College Lindsay Wilson Tournament Snead State JC Sue Bennett College Lees JC Tournament Morristown College Walters State CC Berry College (JV) Chattanooga State CC Cleveland State CC Reinhardt College Roane State CC Motlow State CC Cleveland State CC Walters State CC Roane State CC Motlow State CC Morristown College Qhattanooga State CC 1 The 1984-8J (1) The 1984-85 Tigers (2) Sammy Branum (3) Mark Cabe (4) John Carroll (5) Duane Fields (6) Marvin Harrell (7) John Holtcamp (8) Garret Johnson (9) Mike Jordan (10) Joe Kirk : mm (1) Co-Captains Marvin Harrell and Donni McCracken (2) Mike Mallet (3) Donnie McCracken (4) Mike McNabb (5) Darron Pinet (6) Phil Taylor (7) Greg Thacker (8) Craig Thomas (9) Coach Jack Teeter and Trainer (10) Assistant Coach Jerry Russell The 1984-198 Left to Right: GROUP PICTURE — Seated: Tammy Thomas, Tina Cline, Lisa Wester, Ricki Gooch, Connie Caidwell, Katie Hammond, Pamela Norman, Jolitte Cowden. Standing: Coach Bill Daugherty, Susan Renfroe, Robyn Kinsey, Sherri Childers, Phyllis Pryor, Valerie Hawkins, Tracy Soph, Candace Caldwell, Laura Bledsoe. INDIVIDUAL PICTURES — Laura Lynn Bledsoe, Candace Catherine Caldwell, Connie Bernice Caldwell, Sherri Lynn Childers, Tina Marie Cline, jolitte Cowden, Ricki LouAnn Gooch, Katie Denise Hammond, Sherri Lynn Childress. Lady Tigers left to Right CROUP PIC TURF — Robyn Kinsey. Tina Cline, Tammy Thomas, l.isa Wester, Sherri Childress, Katie Hammond, Pamela Pryor. Candace Caldwell. Sherri Childers. Susan Renfroe, Phyllis Pryor IN DIVIDUAL PICTURES - Robyn Kinsey. Pamela Ann Pryor. Phyllis Pryor, Susan Renfroe, Tracy Soph. Tammy Thomas, Lisa Wester. Wally Can trell. Coach (Dean) Bill Daughtery — 300-plus-wins. 1984-85 Lady Tiger Softball Record OPPONENT HC OPPONENT Montreat Anderson 7-19 W ' arren Wilson Montreal Anderson 0 10 Milligan Western Carolina 11-4 Temple Western Carolina 5-4 Temple Milligan 1-9 Maryville Milligan 1-5 Maryville Bryan 2-8 Maryville Eastern Kentucky 00 Maryville Eastern Kentucky 2-3 Warren-Wilson Georgia Tech 7-6 Warren Wilson Georgia Tech 2-11 Tenn. Temple Kennesaw 4-13 Tenn. Temple Kennesaw 3 5 Bryan Western Carolina 5-4 Bryan Western Carolina 5 6 Wallace Bryan 2-6 Wallace Bryan 0 10 Florida Jr College Cumberland 0 18 Faulkner Cumberland 1-13 Gadson Montreat Anderson 0-11 Palm Beach HC 1-25 17 Oil 0 12 1-7 3-7 5-15 9 1 69 6 10 1-11 1-11 1-17 0 17 0 8 3 4 8-6 1-5 0-5 8 2 L to R. GROUP PICTURE — Bottom Row: Tracy Cole, Kristine Grove, joe Dew, Melody Ramsey, Leslie Conduff, Scott Cope, Mary Roderick. Top Row: Diedra Lockhart, Tracy Watson, Susan Jones, Tam¬ my Thomas, Brenda Branum. INDIVIDUAL PICTURES — Joe Dew, Kristine Grove, Scott Cope, Leslie Conduff. Opposite Page: Susan Jones, Diedra Lockhart, Melody Ramsey, Mary Roderick, Tammy Thomas, Tracy Watson. Cheerleaders Student Life s irf Plays and Productions Hardwick — Johnston Award Roger Scott Frank Sidney Gilbreath Citizenship Award Rebecca Nance Riner Awards Day — May 24, 1985 Freshman Chemistry Award Physics Award Rooert C. Anderson Science Award Home Economics Award Scott Dixon Memorial Award Scholastic Athlete Award Rudy Youell Athletic Award Horace N. Barker Leadership Award Horace N. Barker Service Award J. H. Brun Tammy Adkins Richard Brown Jill Chapman JoAnn traig John Grubb Randy Youn Mike Isbil Tammy Adkins Becky Layman Faculty Becky Howaii Valerie Hawkins B. D. Benton Robert Worthy Awards Mike Isbill Karen Starnes Tina Statzer Melinda Stephens Scholarships Lisa Hunt Mike Isbill Becky Laymen Penny Mathis Penthip NaPombhejara Ronnie Pryor Becky Riner Julie Roberts Craig Thomas John Wiggins Charlie Wimmer Mr. Hiwassee Award Miss Hiwassee Award Drama Award Outstanding Choir Awards Equitation Awards Outstanding Business Award Student Ambassador of the Year Computer Science Award Christian Leadership Award Christian Vocation Award Christian Service Award Class Orator Tennessee Wesleyan College Deborah Shaw Nancy Russell David Talley U.T. Agriculture Award Dean Hill Scholarship Melissa Davison Oliver R. Tarwater Bible Award Richard Watson American Bible Society Award Gin Weikel Teacher of the Year Award Larry Dial Club of the Year Award Business Club “Who ' s Who Certificates Julia Adams Lisa Hunt Kay Allen Koehl Mike Isbill Jeff Bowerman Becky Layman Mike Mallett Glenn Childress JoAnn Craig Penny Mathis John Edwards Penthip NaPombhejara Liz Elmlinger Ronnie Pryor Paula Elmore Becky Riner Julie Roberts Bronwyn Frazier Lisa Gordon Craig Thomas John Grubb John Wiggins Marty Harless Charlie Wimmer Mr. and Miss Hiwassee Craig Thomas Drama Award Jennifer Tallent Becky Riner Charlie Wimmer Outstanding Choir Members Equitation Awards Lisa Hunt Bronwyn Frazier Outstanding Business Award Becky Howard Melinda Stephens Student Ambassador of the Year Becky Riner Computer Science Award Scott Frank Outstanding Christian Leadership Award Keith Whited Outstanding Christian Vocation Service Award Connie Neese Outstanding Christian Service Award Craig Thomas Class Orator Becky Riner (1) Horsemanship Award — Rebecca Howard (2) Mr. and Miss Hiwassee — Craig Thomas and Jennifer Tallent (3) Rudy Youell Athletic Award — Valerie Hawkins (4) Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges (5) The Scott Dixon Memorial Award — Conlie Rasnake accepting in behalf of the faculty (6) Teacher of the Year — Larry Dial (7) Out¬ standing Male Choir Member — Charlie Wimmer (8) Out¬ standing Female Choir Member — Lisa Hunt (9) The American Bible Society Award — Richard Watson (10) The Horace N. Barker Service Award — Robert Worthy 0 0 r n l Miss Hiwassee 8b 88 90 91 I 92 Superlative 1 ■ Shyest Laura Bledsoe and Randy Darnell Most Courteous Penny Mathis and Mike Baker 94 ki Most Athletic Ty Watson and Tammy Robinson Most School Spirit Brenda Branum and Paul Ehrenfeld Best Dressed Tammy White and Joe Lee Oh, thinkin ' about our younger years; There was only you and me. We were young and wild and free. Now nothin ' can take you away from me. We ' ve been down that road before, But that ' s over now. You keep me cornin ' back for more. ' Cause baby you ' re all that I want When I ' m lyin ' here in your arms. I ' m findin ' it hard to believe We ' re in Heaven. ' Cause love is all that I need And I found it there in your heart. It isn ' t so hard to see We ' re in Heaven. Oh, once in your life you find someone Who will turn your world around; Bring you up when you ' re feelin ' down. Yeah, nothin ' can change what you mean to me. There ' s lots that I can say, But just hold me now ' Cause our love will light the way. I ' ve been waitin ' for so long For somethin ' to arrive. Now my dreams are cornin ' true. And I ' m standin ' there by you. by Bryan Adams mes at Hiwassee anning the globe, or at least most of the Southeastern ted States, the campus of Hiwassee College weds the styles of many individuals into a conglomerate often refer- ©as the Hiwassee Spirit. Although this a collective feel- it is expressed in many and varied ways. It is often said experiencing two years at Hiwassee will give one the feel¬ ing of acquiring a new family. The casual times spent on the campus are the times related with relish to grandchildren on snowy winter evenings. From the first graduating class to the Class of ' 85 each individual can say they have spent two of the best years of their lives here. The Hiwassee Spirit will live with us till death. H COn OZ Zratnco OZ SOntngOI The 84- 85 Homecoming Court from left to right is, escort Joe Kirk and freshman princess Melissa Davidson, escort Mike Mallet and Julie Rot Queen Sihporn NaPombhejara and escort Greg Whitehead, Tracy Watson and escort Marvin Harrill, freshman princess Mary Roderick and escort WinJprv Freshman Princess Melissa Davidson and escort Joe Kirk Freshman Princess Mary Roderick and escort Jeff Winters Newly crowned Queen Siriporn NaPombhejara enjoys her honor with (scort Greg Whitehead President Schofield escorts last year ' s Queen Kathy Taylor during the festivities. Kathy Taylor turns the crown over to Siriporn Julie Roberts and escort Mike Mallett Tracy Watson and escort Marvin Harrill 9 Inauguration October 3, 1984 was a special day lor Dr. Cur¬ tis Rabon Schofield as he was inaugurated as the 17th president of Hiwassee College. At the newly erected B. D. Benton Bell Tower a crowd of teachers, students and well-wishers assembled for the event. As the Hiwassee Choral sang, the teachers and faculty paraded on to the grounds of the quadrangle in their caps and gowns of various colors. Bishop Eustler of the Holston Conference of the United Methodist Church spoke on church education after which Glen Rapking, Chairman of the Board of Governors, swore in Dr. Schofield. The Certificate of Investiture was then presented to Dr. Schofield by Penny Mathis. In his address to the crowd President Schofield expressed his commitment to Hiwassee College: We must continue the Hiwassee spirit. .. To our new president, on behalf of the students, faculty and staff, pledge our loyalty and look forward to a future brightened by your wisdom . . Penny Mathis presents the Investiture Certificate. Dr Schofield is sworn in. The faculty in their multi-colored robes. 100 Mike Isbell — Treasure Mike Mallett — Vice President Julie Adams — Preside Marty Harless — Secretary Sophomores Jeff Bowerman Friendsville, TN Tim Cagle Vonore, TN Wiley Cantrell Lebonon, VA Wayne Carey Bluefield, WV James Carpenter FoweU, TN Diedre Carter Knoxville, TN 102 lack Chapman Jill Chapman Tellico Plains, TN Tellico Plains. TN Glenn Childress Vonore, TN Teresa Cole New Tazewell, TN Patrick Conner Maryville, TN Ricki Gooch Conyers, GA Lisa Gordon Dante, VA Tymandria Goss Maryville, TN Karla Gray Tellico Plains, TN Martha Harless Gate City, VA Marvin Harrell Clinton, TN Daniel Hawkins Vonore, TN Valerie Hawkins Lafayette, GA Donna Hendersl Madisonville, T Scott Howard James Huff Lisa Hunt Micheal Isaac Chattanooga, TN Loudon, TN Madison vi I le, TN Norton, VA Charles Ivey Jeffery Jones Faye Kirkland Mike Kirksey Seymour, TN Maryville, TN Vonore,TN Englewood. TN Robert Hooper Tellico Plains. TN Mike Isbill Vonore, TN Yayoi Kohira Hiroshima Neil Martin Englewood, TN Penny Mathis Dunlap, TN Thomas Mays Powell, TN Robin McCallie Sweetwater, TN r Doni McCracken Gainesville, GA Donna McKenzie Madisonville, TN Kevin McKnight Niota, TN Mike McNabb Loudon, TN Archie Leona Knoxville. TN ' jerry Martin Madisonville, TN Rhon da McConnell Gate City, VA Jerri Lynn McNeal Sevierville, TN 106 Joseph Keith Murphy Tellico Plains, TN Patrick O ' Hara Maryville, TN Mary Payne Vinton, VA Angela H. McSpadden David Mitchell Jr. Noriko Mizue Lorri Ann Mongold Madisonville, TN Seymour. TN Jun FiSui, Japan Blountville, TN Penthip NaPombhejara Bangkok, Thailand Henrietta Newport Helenwood, TN Devan Eugene Norman Pam Norman Maryville. TN Bervard, NC Kevin Patterson Maggie Patterson Knoxville, TN Madisonville, TN ChuyaOkubo James Panther Hyogo, Japan Turtletown, TN Nancy Powers Thomos Prater Eddie Pryor Ronnie Pryor Tellico Plains, TN Louisville. TN Maryville, TN Maryville, TN 107 Charlotte Ramsey Tony Ramsey Edman Rhyne Jeffrey Ridenour Beth Ridings Athens, TN Chattanooga, TN Knoxville, TN Friendsville, TN Loudon. TN Rebecca Riner Berne dette Ritchie Barry Roach Sam Roberts Julie Roberts Abingdon, VA Madisonville, TN Murfessboro, TN Athens, TN Ten Mile. TN Tammy Robinson Renee Rose Nancy Russell Newport, TN Dale City, VA Philadelphia, TN Deborah Shaw Charlotte Siler Byron Smith Madisonville, TN Madisonville, TN Englewood, TN Yuka Sasaki David Scott Hiroshima Oak Ridge, TN Penny Smith Clayton Stamey Madisonville, TN Loudon. TN Angela Thompson Cleveland, TN Joe Treadwell Greenback, TN Carol Tuft Oliver Springs, TN Kellv Turner Talbott, TN Rika Ueda Osaka Paul Underwood Vonore, TN Liz Vaughan Herb Walker Laura Watson Powell, TN Cincinnati, Ohio Madisonville, TN Richard Watson Franklin, NC Tracy VVatson Madisonville, TN Melissa Wheeler Madisonville, TN Randell White Vada Will Belinda Wilson Joseph Wilson Sweetwater, TN LaFollette, TN Madisonville, TN Madisonville, TN Charlie Wimmer Darrell Worley KeikoYamado Akemi Yoneyama Yvette Youn Oakdale, TN Sweetwater, TN Madisonville, TN Okayoma Augusta, G 110 ckJ|au n Cennv t «id onitMh u nojTasv How do you spell .? Who ya gonna call.. . 7 ' Charlie instructs Marty and JoAnn. Jed Hey mom, we ' re number one. We think. The Abominable Snowman? The big payoff 112 Jay Adams Richard Adkins Mary Alice Allen Abdallah Almanasren Freshmen Lowi Akila Susan Akins Angela Albright Henry Amberson Timothy Arp IT Robert Bowers Verlin Bowers Eddie Bradford Sammy Branum Elijah Brown Katrina Camp Teresa Carico Lisa Carmack John Carroll JohnCaylor Karen Chabot Taeko Chiba Kathy Clabo Monica Clark Joseph Cleveng« 114 Kevin Cole Stanley Coleman Pamela Collins Kip Combs Charles Comstock JeffDaffron Lonnie Dandy Jennifer Daniel Melissa Davidson Jack Davis Sherry Dunn Billy Dunn Gerald Dukes  I Tim Erwin Kimberely Farmer Duane Fields Dale Fugate Hiromitsua Fujih. Ronald Calyon Misty Gambill Susan Gamble Patrick Gilpin Lynne Gilson 116 Pamela Hall Paula Hall Katie Hammond Julie Harmon Sherry Harrald Marty Hobson Elizabeth Isbell Mas ayuki Ishibashi Shannon Ivey Dawn Johnson Garret Johnson 118 Susan Jones Mike Jordan Brenda Justus Lisa King 11J Mitchell Leslie Jeffrey Litton Diedra Lockart Jennie Lorren Melissa Manners Angela Mantooth Kimberely McCurry John McCurry Kendra McKee Nancy McCormick Tim McMurray 120 I [ J, J James McPelers Keith McPhail Kim Miller Jeffery Moser Susan Mullins Melody Ramsey Terry Resse Valerie Roberts Mary Roderick Michelle Russell Mark Sampson 122 Lisa Smallen Melissa Smalling Donald Smith Lori Smith Tonya Swann Julia Sylvia Chad Tatham Melissa Taylor 123 Carla Waddell Virigina Wamock Mitchell Watkins Selena Watson Denise Watts Terri Watts Debbie Webb Lisa Wester Jody White Richard White James Whitson Karen Wilkerson Neil Willey Mark Wilson Rodney Wilso: Jeff Winters Jamie Witt Paul Wohlford Amy Wolfe Rhonda Wolf 4 The 1984-85 year started off as usual, registration proved to be long but interesting. Although you may acquire many friends at Hiwassee, your closest one will always be your roomate. You will be invited to join many clubs. The drama club overwhelmed everyone with its version of The 3 Musketeers while the choir left everybody wanting more as they per¬ formed on and off campus. The year was filled with many exciting dances and ball games, the highpoint of which was the Homecoming game. 126 The Sophomores kept busy raising money to fund their trip to Daytona Beach Awards day is set aside to honor those students who proved to be outstanding i their class. These students should be commended for their hard work and dedica tion. Graduation is filled with tears and smiles as sophomores realize it is time t move on. Although they will be going in different directions, they will always hav the Hiwassee spirit to keep them together. 12 A Closing Thought Once upon a time the people in a certain country heard a mighty rumbling in a near-by mountain. Smoke was pouring from the summit, the earth began to trem¬ ble, and massive rocks broke loose ana rolled down into the valley. The mountain seemed to be in labor, and all the people of the country rushed out to see what ter¬ rible thing was about to happen. The people waited ana watched, watched and waited, while the sky grew darker and the rumblings got louder. Finally, as everyone watched, there was one more earthquake more violent than all the others. A huee fissure suddenly ap¬ peared in the side of the mountain. Some people fell to their knees while others tainted. All the rest waited to see what would happen next. The rumbling and thundering stopped and silence fell all across the land. Then, as all the people watched, out of the gap in the side of the mountain popped a tiny mouse. Application: Magnificent promises sometimes end in paltry performances. Such was the case with the 1985 yearbook, only some would even question whether even a ' mouse appeared. Again and again promises were made that work on the book was being done and would be completed. In the end, though, the 1985-86 yearbook staff was left with responsibility to try to complete the y 85 yearbook as well as do a good job and stay on schedule with the 1986 edition. This 1985 Hiwassee was produced witn many mixed feelings on the part of the staff. Some who were on the original ' 84- ' 85 staff had to fight feelings of having been betrayed by the rest of the staff. They were not around to hear the question, When are our yearbooks coming? , repeated again and again and again. Con¬ cerns were also raised that the ' 85 book not impair the production of a good 1986 edition. As a personal note in closing, I feel I am speaking for the entire staff when I say that we have faced a tremendous task in producing this yearbook. The book falls far short of the standards we have set for the 1986 edition. It is hoped that the pic¬ tures, even though they would have been so much better with more captions and copy, will provide a book of memories for the class of 1985. To them we have I dedicated our efforts. Jeff Litton, Editor 1986 Hiwassee