Hiwassee College - Hiwassee Yearbook (Madisonville, TN)

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Cindy McDaniel Dana McLemore Rusty Melvin Adele Miller Ann Miller -n r fi FRRATINC. DIVERSITY FACULTY

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William Laycock Geana Leslie Stephen Lim Vance Lowe Joe Lowry Ernestine Lucas Carol Luther Clarence McCall Isabelle McCaslin Teresa McClellan - The celebration of diversity on Hiwassee campus certainly is not limited to its students. The instructors who continually go above and beyond the call of duty, simply out of sincere care and concern for their students, often go unthanked. Beth Slawson sends cards to people who are sick and writes to students who make the honor roll and the Dean’s list. Miss Slawson also sees that the play casts never go hungry by providing cookies and other treats during rehearsals and at showtime. Other generosities include donating books to the library in memory of friends and starting the Broken Ankle Collection. She also sponsors Phi Theta Kappa and participates in CSM. Reading voluminously and taking care of animals, especially her favorite cat Rober- ta, are her hobbies. During the 1987 Honors Day program Miss Slawson was honored by receiving the Outstanding Christian Service Award. Ann Miller is also an involved person on campus. She teaches psychology, educational psychology, and child psychology. “An excellent class,’’ says Wendy Markwood about the educational psychology class. She also coun- sels both students and faculty. Mrs. Miller is understanding, approachable and has a genuine concern for students. “She is very courteous,” says Kelly Jenkins. Roger Hill also participates in many activities. He leads the music for CSM each week, as well as accompanying them on their retreats. He directs the College Work Study program and also teaches computer science, tech- nology education, and photography. For several years he sponsored the yearbook, right now, he is working on his Ph.D in Technological and Adult Education at UTK. Clarence McCall is diverse, too. He teaches classes in different disci- plines including Marriage and Family Experience, Human Sexuality, Reli- gion and Philospophy. He is a full professor, Division Head of Humanities, and chairman of several committees. A minister, he celebrates weddings and funerals and speaks in area churches. He is very supportive of lan- guages being taught on campus, and participates in Theatre Hiwassee. Finally, Dr. McCall is friendly to everyone — even students not in his class. The greatest reward instructors at Hiwassee receive is seeing the results of their efforts manifested in the lives of their students. The faculty’s selflessness and dedication to each student is an inspiration carried by everyone who leaves Hiwassee. — Jill Jordan DR. CLARENCE MCCALL not only teaches but also participates in various school activi- ties. I CELEBRATING DIVERSITY FACULTY 31

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If someone were to ask students here at Hiwassee who are the important people, most would answer either faculty or students. Right? Well, what about when it snowed this year? We got along okay without the faculty for two whole days! BUT we still had to have the support personnel. The good people in the cafeteria who feed us three times a day, the nice men who fixed the hot water heaters when they broke, and our supportive dorm parents who helped us through all major catastrophes. And I know if it were left to the students in dorms to clean up after themselves, they would all be living in garbage ten feet deep! So, we really owe a big thank you to all these people whom we could not get along without. — Beth Duso THE CAFETERIA STAFF provided a vital service to the students of Hiwassee College, photo by Matthew Eng. BEHIND THE SCENES Conlie Rasnake Petita Rickard Suzie Riggs Richard Roe Jerry Russell Joan Sauls Curits Schofield David Shannon Beth Slawson Carolyn Sloan CELEBRATING DIVERSITY FACULTY 33