Knoxville College - Focus Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1971 volume:

-se if J , 1 Ea x As a field, however fertile, cannot be fruitful without cultivation, neither can a mind without learning . .. , ' E 3 Education makes a people easy to lead, but difl ficult to drive, easy to govern, but impossible to enslave... il .A , I sq gy in , ,, .. E l l . Q W, if YL, .. aff, ' j?,i if l ...,, 5 ' K ,, -, gsm ,s,, .Ra m,4QnE..ap2 KKXILLECCU-E V Contents PAGES INTRODUCTION 1-7 HOIVIECOIVIING 8-13 FOOTBALL 14-17 ADMINISTRATION 18-27 CLASS PICTURES 28-59 fi ,-Wi? .ff:',. W if ig , 'E wp A .Aa we 5: , Q, X. H v 'E E Y ' f'!'..L , f- 1 5 gi -F 1' 4 1- TFL' ' . K 5 4 if If aw 1 , .aa '21 1 ' X-fi fy 'f,' 'Q-in -,J --,Q ,li A , Reflections of Life On the Yard Education at Dear Ole K.C. is not isolated to class- room Iectures. It is standing in line anxiously waiting to enjoy the best cuisine from the cafeteria, or the College Crib. It is eating that repast with your best friends and in- considerately leaving your tray on the table for someone else to remove. It is shooting a game of pool with Brothers in the Student Center Recreation Room or conversing around a card table with Sisters, about other Sisters, be- fore that next class begins. lt is associating with people in panhellinic organizations, right down to walking on your hands while your Brother lends you two helping hands to support your feet. .rg . lr it c I' . 1-rim r l N i l llflll l 'ff-wi... 'iw Q H av Fl-0 Their Gvvn Beauty I f a X i i l .J X V V The Electrifying Eddie Harris in concert enhanced his audience with the soulful sounds of jazz. ,, ' ,. f V' . Former KCeans reminisce at an- nual Alumni Banquet in The Martin Luther King Towers. I x lt was a mad scene filled with elegantly decorated floats, cheering crowdsg beauty queens, young marshals and a football vic- tory all attributing to the excitement of Homecoming 1970. ,t 1 N 'Q it re , lawn, aggsr. , '-2 2. r vhifflifzsl-1' iliwiiiiil- it 0 fi' .Jitsu f 5-LW Ei? 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I 1 ' 3 avg- 'I'.-Zigi, ., . , . ,ag em. I I' ' sj'?i'l-QII ..K1,, I Front Row: I. to r. LaVada Carter, Jackie Lewis, Barbara Anderson, Paula Yette. Back Row: Lynda Wilson, Johnetta Nloore, Mary Williams, Shirley Howell, Lorraine Nue. S cores Lwmgston College Savannah State Federal Cnty Clark M :les Flsk Morehouse CHOMECOMINGQ 6 Lane OPP KC . 14 ' ' 39 2 0 2 ' 0 0 Fort Valley State 56 0 22 0 ' 20 0 ' 38 19 12 20 IT SEEMED THAT OUT OF THE BATTLE THE BALL ESCAPED I , u 4 HOW SWEET I ROAMED FROM FIELD TO FIELD HOMECOMING 2 Last-Minute TD's Win, 19-12 Knoxville College, whic had been the victim of fou consecutive shutouts, ove came a two-touchdow deficit and scored 1 points in the final minut to defeat Morehouse Co lege, 19-12, Saturday Neyland Stadium. It was a first for th Bulldogs in more way than one - the first tim UT has granted them th use of the stadium as we astheir firstwin. Trailing 12-O on a pa of Morehouse touchdow passes thrown by quarte back Basil Hall, the ho Bulldogs aroused th homecoming crowd about 2700 when Clevo Thompson sprinted 9 yards on a kickoff retur with 9:28 remaining. A pass-interference ca - giving KC a gain of yards to the Morehou 26 - and unsportsma like conduct penalty ca back-to-back and put t Bulldogs at the visitors 1 Herman Poole ran tot right for five yards, th swept left the final nine the following play to p Knoxville even. Quint Mosby's kick put the Bu dogs ahead 13-12, as on 59 seconds remained. Two incomplete pass and a 10-yard loss Morehouse's Gleen Ru forced the Atlantans punt from their 23. Fres man Demus Leona blocked it and Xavier Sco former Austin-East lin man, recovered in the e zone for a touchdo with but 21 seconds le Roger Bryant's pass tempt for two points faile First Row: J. Fritzpatrick, J. Gibbins, O. Dean, A. McCul- loch, M. Harris, C. Harrison, D. Moore, C. Jones. Second Row: R. Brown, H. Hooper, N. Jones, B. Hendrict, D. Pres- ton, H. Harold, M. Coleman, O. Mosley. Third Row: E. Little, M. Jones, G. Carter, S. Brymal, W. Orphie, R. Roberts, A. Dean. First Row: R. Gill, G. Ellis, B. Barecat, J. Doe, J. Delmer, G Brown, H. Poole, N. Prayle, B. Gunn, J. Lester, J. lssihle B. Davis. Second Row: W. Wyatt, W. Crockett, H. Ellis Curpartic, N. Tomphson, J. Bradshaw, H. Davis, J. Evans J. Sanders, Bryant. Third Row: W. Edward, R. Grier, M Davis, R. Wells, A. Rouse, P. James, J. Davis, J. Johnson R. Coleman, R. Williams, G. Horton. Fourth Row: A. Sims A. Bythwoow, D. Lenard, S. Weldon, Scott, R. Guster, C Sapp. .. v .--n-.-.H .1- Aa P'-A T... W f N A yearbook seems important when you first get it - right off the press. But yearbooks are among those few things that improve with age. This yearbook will seem more important, and it will have increased in value, five years, ten years, or twenty years from now when you take it off the shelf and see again the faces of old college friends . . . re-live your college days in memory. It is difficult to view today's happenings in the perspective of time. But the fact is that what you do in the short time that you are on the campus will shape all your future memories of college days. Those of you who became active in Knoxville College life in 1970 have an un- precedented opportunity to build a particularly rich fund of college memories. For that is the year the college surged ahead in many aspects. Enrollment jumped from 885 to 1301. The faculty was improved in quantity and quality. The curric- ulum was changed along more progressive academic lines. And yet, with all the improvements that marked the new era for the college, the Swinging Seventies, as the Homecoming theme had it, we all know that there are many more improvements that need to be made. This fact, perhaps, provides your greatest opportunity to build really vital memories of your college days. For you can be instrumental in the progress of the college. - An individual citizen in our huge democracy often wonders what one person can do to improve the country, and an individual student, even in a small college, may well be assailed by the same doubts. But remember that the great forward strides always originate in one individual's mind. From there, he must communicate, he must organize, and he must persevere in working toward his end. A little verse l learned as a child has helped me through many discouraging moments. l'd like to share it with you: lam only one. But still lam one. lcannot do everything. And because l cannot do everything l will not refuse to do The something that l can do. With that thought, l'd like to add my wish that your college days will be happy, productive, and significant. I hope this yearbook will bring you years of pleasant memories. Robert L. Owens, lll President K J 19 NX Administration Mrs. Mozelle Robinson Dean of Students Dr. Robert S. Beale Dean of Administration Mrs. Betty L. Johnson Mrs. Julia P. Mize Mrs. Doris S. Crawford Administrative Assistant to Secretary to the Dean of Associate Dean of Students the President Administration 20 if f iiliix A Mr. Earl Nash Mrs. Charlene Michael- Pres. National Alumni Association gstanoingy. Associate Dean of Students Miss Audrey Morrison - Secretary Alumni Affairs Cseatedb. gifsgiirii si D Mr. Bernard Clay Mrs. Linda Smith Director of Placement Associate Director of Financial Aid 21 Not pictured Mrs. Margaret Draks - Alumni Affairs Secretary 1 l f ZX . ,,-.....---M Y F'--7 gli ' MiSS Geraldine D0bS0fl Miss Frances E. Clark Mrs. Sue Stewart SGCVBYBVY to The Dean 0fAdmif1iSffati0f1 Registrar Supervisor of the Secretarial Pool V ig Miss Janice Arnold Secretary Mr. S. E. Cary Mr. Charles F. George Director of Freshman Studies Programmer 22 . Not Pictures Alversa Fitzgerald - Secretarial Mrs. Mary Bates Clerk il ' 4 , ,v-K. M. llc -K' a, ' -s -nw -4. -L-f h-Bl.. -1371 11 -y .,,.--?P-nf. Q H AW l l! ! ,.ur'. ' lp I - 3 f ' ' , 59' Q. 1411.31 ' W' ' ' -4....1....1. ,, innqgfrl i 11- ff' A - .- u - Ll! las. W lip I Q is 'N-'Sp Mr. T. J. Salgia Comptroller Mr. Eugene Pettis Mr. Richard Richardson Miss Barbara Moormon Assistant Comptroller Purchasing Agent Secretary E 1 R., l l 'll ' fm ll lf,-w l .Q 1 'f-li f e-fl' -x , ,iw -l. , ,. Not Pictured Mrs. Dorothy Inman 1, r, ii W 1 ii 1 as ,Q V 'HW' ET HM .. V M , M, Mrs. Henrietta A. Grant ean of Admissions Mrs. Jo Anne Rudolph - Clerk Admissions 81 Records Mrs. Martha Mullins - Clerk Admissions 81 Records Board of Trustees 24 Mrs. Louise Hardy Dean of Admissions A it ...W M Mr. Sam Stahl Director of Public Relations Not Pictured Mrs. Janie Banks - Acting Admissions Counselor r l tad 11 Mrs. Lois N. Clark - Head Librarian Mrs. Mabel A. Bell- Secretary 5 . A -, 4 - ' V Ns' ' A QM. ri rk'-57 -' ' -l :,fgf.ll.la .' 151455-ag ' . Mrs. Copplen S. Barnett - Serials Assistant Mrs. Evelyn Geter f Acquisitions Assistant Mrs. Jacqueline Sorgges - Catalogue Clerk Y e iit' 1 f -i.1iA's M,-.ll I 'Tlx s KV' .141 Mr. J. Randolph Call- Circulation Librarian Mrs. Patty DeArmond - Library Aide Not Pictured Mrs. Secolia Soloman - Library Aide Mrs. Margaret A. Airbenz - Assistant Professor, Librarian Reference Mrs. Gwendolyn Cooper - Circulation Assistant R Mr. Christopher Reynolds. Director, Instructional Communication Center Mrs. Ernestine Arnett Assistant to Director Communication Center N l lu, ,lu weft 5 Rev. Ralph M. Ross Dean of Chapel ll A l 1, ml v ltlztll-'I , .EE 'Y' , A . ,-V? l-,rf ', 7 , - - f-H-I A AE' W aigqg ,,- . ,f ',ifl t ' egg, J li ',-Qi my s- , :-K, .Uk -m. ., f,,:, L to R Officers: Oscar Kennedy, Dennis Banks, William McFarland, Lloyd Miss Carolyn Thompson Frazier, Frank P. Worthen, James E. Staples, Eugene Waymon, inot pic- Secretary picturedj Clifford Lattimore, Winston McNeal. Not Pictured: Mr. Henry Cloud - Superintendent ofthe Physical , ,. .. as -' , I .Q.5fQnW - '-.' refer ,l-. - -. ues' ' H l ,E ,,z4,.l,, ii 1.1. Mrs. Sallye P. Laster - Nurse, Mrs. Gloria Lane - Nurse, Student Health Miss Lunette V. Anderson - Assistant Director 4' fx 1 . . I Wifi if xii . llll 6 Ill Mrs. Mary J. Halliburton - Director 'al W ll I If -T iv . 0 'A' Mrs. Rosa Young - Postrnistress Mr. Elma E. Blockwell - Clerk, Mrs. Dvone K. James - Clerk, Mr. Joseph Shaw - Clerk 27 Y f f nv If r , ,. v I-av D Q 'X .. he if ' S Y si. Y X LN T-. ' -. Y ,,'- e J4.. wi Miss Senior Eleanor Devora Sams Cafe Psring, Georgia 328 N i 'J S .li 1 Miss Junior Patricia Underwood Chattanooga, Tennessee R x 1, fri K X s 1 X Kay Lorane Monk Columbus, Ohio IVIiss Sophomorej mu Z ,iz Wxm - ,- H X, vm - Lvl W W , -s , x: .Li W za, .NW -mi W . 5? wg? r. - Mfi ' f' A27 Hu mn , .. cw IVllss Freshman SENIORS Gloria Alexander Elementary Education Louisville, Kentucky Connie Baker Business Education Elizabethton, Tenn. Deborah Barnes English Birmingham, Alabama Pitricia Booker No Major Listed Bessemer, Alabama Pearlie Burston Sociology Chattanooga, Tenn. Linda Cannon Sociology Chattanooga. Tenn. Joyce Chambliss Business Administration Miami, Florida Rochelle Dobbins Elementary Education Gate City, Virginia Frank Dover Psychology New London, Conn, Fredrick Downs No Major Listed Knoxville, Tenn. 55562555 'lim with . . Q I Vw , . . 1 X 7' I ri l fl ill gllfixl if Veronica Duncan Psychology Asheville, N.C. Wanda Easterly Business Education Greenville, Tenn. Hertistine Every Business Education Knoxville, Tenn. Kenneth Ford Commerce Birmingham, Alabama Robert Glaspie Health 84 Phy. Education Vardaman, Miss. Veda Gray Psychology Washington, D.C. Milan Green Sociology West Point, Miss. Cynthia Griggs History Detroit, Mich. Donna Hale Commerce Chattanooga, Tenn Forrest Harris Sociology Memphis, Tenn. 31 SENIORS Rosella Harrison History Greenville, So. Car. Deloris Hayes Elementary Education St. Petersburg, Fla. Willie Mae Howard Commerce Knoxville, Tenn. lk, I ,A 'K at lu I ll, u ll ll ll A m E fr up yt , I, l V we mg Q ll fl l lr f f fi - Fi -E SENIOR CLASS STEERING COMMITTEE: Back Row: Robert T Forest Harris, Front Row: Yvonne Wallace, Dwayne Smith, Sams. James Izlar No Major Listed Washington, D.C. Arthurene Jackson Elementary Education Atlanta, Ga. Audrey Jackson Music New York, N.Y. Florence Jackson English Cordova, Tenn. Mignon Jackson Elementary Education Los Angeles, Calif. Kenneth Jones Biology Knoxville, Tenn. Marion Liggett Business Education Kingston, Tenn. Iris McKeIdin Elementary Education Chattanooga, Tenn. SENIORS Paulette Moore Psychology Cincinnati. Ohio Sharlyn Palmer Political Science Taylors, S.C. Tommie Pruitt Political Science Chattanooga, Tenn Lorenzo Render Commerce Chattanooga, Tenn. Deborah Renwick Health gl Phy. Education Reading, Pa. Anthony Robinson nv as 'Si S l F 5- ' Qt 1 , l Sociology Knoxville, Tenn. 2 Zgz z Margaret Scott Commerce A H Knoxville, Tenn. ,ggi 1 fi ix Vi Delores Smalls E X ' C' Psychology Spartanbu rg, S.C. Leonard Smith Biology Detroit, Mich. Ralph Smith Chemistry Gadseen. Ala. l N 'i '14 1155? Nibkb. --..- :A I ijt i i L W. I ,Yr .-. his 'U -ii ll fnx - , ,E . .gl ,jjfgig -'ll' 1 1. ' ,i,lL .-li '- l , fs.: li gl i - Z,.2.1j.A'2f Q : Q ,,i?3rH,i5i L21 1 ' Leolivia Stallworth Elementary Education Pensacola, Fla. Lorerta Sullivan No Major Listed Laurel, Miss. Gloria Swafford Elementary Education Athens, Tenn. Robert Tatum Psychology Tuskegee, Ala. Donna Welcher Elementary Education Roanoke, Virginia Doris White Elementary Education Leonir City, Tenn. Willie White Sociology Brooklyn. N.Y. Thomas Wilson Sociology Knoxville. Tenn. Karen Wooley Elementary Education Indianapolis, Indiana Corrie Wright Commerce Knoxville, Tenn. JUNIORS Margaret Alston Don Andrews Shirley Arnold Linda Ashley Leatha Bassett Queen Beasley Dorris Beckham Willie Benson Linda Bingham Luther Bradley Evelyn Brandon Valeria Bridges Gloria Brown Gwendolyn Brown Janice Brown Lillie Broughton Rosie Callen O'Lillian Calloway Marilyn Carrington Cheryl Chandler Debra Clark Phillis Cole l if lf- IX . ,As 'Y f 2 IK lr' WW' ST-1 X L 3. Qf 5 I I3 If JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Front Row: William Oats, President, Loretta McNeil, Asst. Secretary,Wila Williams, Secretary, Back Row: Charles Williams, Vice Presi- dent. QL i?i?5i l, W .klllg-as , ilfiif-Wa? ' .f Ramona Cole James Collier Taru Cook Barbara Cooley Brenda Crooms Gerri Cunningham Carl Bavenport Mary Davidson LaCheryI Davis Yvonne DeBoles Albert Dotson Cherry Drake Thelma Dunlap Yvonne Easley JUNIORS Marilyn Edmonds Judy Elder Arthur Eversley Oreetine Fair Flora Gay Hartley Gibbons Mary Golden Georgia Green Shelia Greene Audrey Greer Preston Gurley Nlose Hardiman David Harris Doris Harris Carolyn Hawkins Jimmi Head Ruby Henderson lnell Hodges Sara Horne Laura Howard Q l A A 3 r we 5 HL Nl I NR., A 4 S? ' ez f J . j r' '! wk' W 'J . . 5 1 ii' i l Mx fx ik 9 .fl 5, l,':lf' ,. l , , 4, l .vw gf . lfv: n G-- .:ul.xrs.l.,....' - l wi S I I l 3 ,JH ,V may-1' J- 24 .gglaff . ,. ., . sawmill I, . N., X M fl? Mable Howard James Hudson Rose Irwin Ernestine Jackson Mary Jackson Thomas Jackson Brenda Jenkins Patricia Jessie Calvin Johnson Calvin Johnson David Johnson Jacquetta Johnson Melodine Jones Annie Jordon Fanny Kellogg Linda Knight Wilma Lambert Harriet Lawson William Lewis Addie Lofton James Martin Sam Mason 39 JUNIORS Brenda Mayfield Eva Nell McCroskey Gwendolyn McCuin John McNeil Loretta McNeil Mary Mitchell Ida Moore Marilyn Moore Jean Morgan William Oaks Ruby Perdue Carolyn Ponson Mary Powell Maude Prince Eunice Rankin Brenda Richardson James Riley Iris Robinson Joyce Robinson Jo Pearl Rouse Susan Scudder f:-v Fw: 3 .4 A-J' ff' sf - if-' A-'MF' F Ei, N Rufus Shelton Artamus Simpson Cynthia Smalls Joyce Spears Vera Springer Marva Swan Voncille Talley Charles Thomas Mattie Threat Carl Townes Patricia Underwood Elizabeth Voorhees Linda Watson Roberta Webb Vilvin White Vernon White Willa Williams Elizabeth Willis Bernadine Wyatt Elizabeth Wynn SOPHOIVIORES Vivian Anderson Walter Anderson Marie Armstrong Cora Bell Alonzo Bennett Joyce Boggan Beverly Bonn Howard Booker Otto Brannum Howard Brown Beverly Bruster Brenda Cockrell Ina Caldwell Loni Caldwell Anita Calhoun Mary Ann Carter Marsha Crain Marcie Christopher Eddie Clayton Eva Darrington av I gs rr SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: L to R: Darrel Stevens, Treasurer: Eugene Huff, Vice President. Not Pictured: Webster Simons, President: Tommy Pearson, Sergeant-at-Arms: Pamelar Lewis, Secretary. -Mira. '-.1 .wage 'fam in ,w-ri Hui 7., , , :ml:wf?i 55, , gwgsggizwgfae' wafmf. fx se. ,,Q:,,w ma, ,I ,, 1: ,-K, .. 2 .... ,W W fjglf : 5:15319 6 A .Q , . - Q l '-ez f ff -ll Z .L 1 J, .mg , .., , , ' in vi . . . 'El 2 'a i s ' ' ' l jf L Henry Davy Sandra DeArmond Zachariah DeJarnett Eddie Edmunds Dennis Foster Lynda Gash Prince Gilliard Debrah Green Patricia Green Ronald Guster Margaret Hardy Doris Harris Wendy Harris 43 SOPHOIVIORES Carol Hightower Wyline Hollis Roderich Horne Steve Hovis Willie Howard Eugene Huff Frances Hunter Geraldine Jackson Deborah James Judy Johnson Sylvia Jones Jo Ann King Philip King Randy Kirk Brenda Lauderback Betty Lawson Danald Lett Doris Lewis Viola Lipscomb Lone Lawrence 32925 ,I B af , fc , A 11. .4 - X cf 5 , r 4 ' V. Q' if N 1 ,.,g,. ,E W F will i- Ei , L5 V V - , Y ' ' , V71 -51511. ' w :I A 'E ,JA l Q fgfgf j ?' J '. ' .il il r l l 'Sill -1 'J ui I I J' M ii s . lA ' W , I lm l X7 71 EQ: Ea., Y IIII ll l f 5 1..L. zzy , I P5 if Beverly Lowe Janice Lusian Elsie Mason Van McKnight Joseph McPleasant Walter Mencer. Jr. Kay Monk Byron Moody Patricia Munsanto Vincent Nealy Ronald Patterson David Pitts David Pitts James Prutt James Rivers Benjamine Robinson Yvonne Scarburough Joe Scott Russell Sellars 45 SOPHOIVIGRES Howard Silas Paul Simmons Paulette Smith Robert Smith Authur Snapp Daryl Stephens Juarine Stewart Paul Swafford Paulette Thompson Yvonne Toll Harold Toomles Jerry Walker Debbra Wallace Linda White Lucille Williams Charles Woods Beverly Wright Carolyn Wright Quanita Young 1 ' 'P it Q Gi B K 1 1 ' J l if as el-Q -jk' fr gi i li ,i.,.:.t:, 7 QU' FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: L to R: .Kressa Simons Secretary' Ronnie Brown Vice President' Carmen Quin- dentg Betty Moore Parliamentarian. sey Treasurer' Robert Dayse. Presi- Li- x I: I ' V 5 I 1 7 1 U gr .3 i N ! ll fi , 5 19' .,,.f 55 l l Ji inu AU l E71 M Helen Anderson Mary Anderson Melvin Anderson Percy Anderson Dannell Bailey Allene Bennett Marilyn Bennett Tyra Bennett Janice Bennifield Rachel Black Richard Blair Darlene Bowlson Whaley Boyd, Jr. Garrett Brown Mary Brown Sarena Brown 47 FRESHIVIEN Robert Brown Ronnie Brown Keith Bryant Patricia Burston Yon ne Bu rston Reginald M. Butler Eugene Byrd Henry Bythwood Sandra Cabiness Christine Campbell Sharon Campbell Denise Canada Joretha Cason Garland Cheek Mary Chapman Dennis Coleman Daris Christian Karl Colbert Cassandra Coleman Cherise Coleman ri , rw 1 J , F lil I 5 x 'Wil will 'W i ll ll Wm ll ll Q - . ii5g,allmlll,Hlll ,lima T . ,aff mf' A4 l- '54 'iii' ' ' Q- i i filler 1 ' Li J W1 'f lf - - e i ii f. 'gl i 1 9 iii .1-a':.:? 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