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TENNESSEE WESLEYAN COLLEGE
ATHENS, TENNESSEE 37303
Nocatula
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Opening 2
Seniors 11
Classes 21
Faculty/Staff 37
Activities 43
Organizations 61
Honors 87
Sports 93
Graduation 1 15
Final Words 121
Index 126
The Nocatula staff expresses appreciation to The Walt Disney Company, Rlceville Wall Coverings, Sherry Jenkins, Sharon Akin, Kay Redfern, and Alice Lingerfelt for iheir contributions to this publication. The symbol of the International Olympic Committee on Page 3 is used with special permission of The United States Olympic Committee.
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This edition of Nocatula is designed to remind Wes- leyan students about specific moments in time. The 1988-89 year was an eventful one. The Olympics were held in Korea. American-Russian relations were ad- vanced by visits between the leaders of these coun- tries. George Bush became the forty-first President of the United States. American pride was restored with a successful space flight. Three whales stranded in ice brought the world together in hopes for their rescue. Armenia was devastated by an earthquake, and a hurri- cane struck several islands in the Caribbean. Every- one's favorite Disney character, Mickey Mouse, cele- brated his sixtieth birthday. The year was . . . EVENT- FUL!
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Tennessee Wesleyan College students had their own "Moments in Time" in the 1988-89 year. Wheth- er it was a trip to Europe, meeting famous baseball heroes, giving that special person a token of love (or being that special person) or getting married, each person had his or her own moment in time. But "Mo- ments in Time" don't have to be major events. Com- pleting an application for graduation, doggin' it, or getting together for a dorm party are also moments that students will cherish. CHERISH!
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Spirit Week, October 3-8, 1988, at Tennessee Wesleyan College was definitely — SU- PER FUN!! The participation from thie ^^ students and faculty was greater than
ever before! Everyone seemed to enjoy all the competitive events; there was something for every- one! Here are just a tew of the entertaining events: Ice cream eating contest, lip sync contest, dress for dinner, the Bon Fire, and the Pep Rally.
The different organizations on campus competed for points throughout the week. The great response from all groups really helped make Homecoming 1988, "one of a kind!" This year the Women's Basketball team and the Men's Baseball team tied for first place in the competitive events. Each team was awarded $50.
(Top, F, L) Even the "King of Rock 'n Roll" made it to the Bon Firel (B, L) With the full moon behind him. Tim Spitler has turned into "Dracula " (Top. L) Tony Weaver gets a little help eating his ice cream from Andy Hight. (M. M. L) Yes . . The evening vi^as "a-blaze." (B. M. L) These ladies showed their spirit by dressing for dinner. Aren't they real sweet- HEARTS? (Top. R) These hometown gals are really enjoying the small- town, mountain life of Athens, Tennessee, No hillbillies left in this town. (M, M, R) Could it really be the "Great Gaffney" performing live at TWC7 (B, M, R) THIS is what life is all about. GO BULLDOGSIII (Below) No one can ever say that TWC's baseball team doesn't "eat the dust" (Bottom, R) Julie is pretending to be a cave woman — second nature, we guessi RRRrrrr!!!
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The 1988-89 Tennessee Wesleyan College Homecoming Queen was Sharmin Roberts, a senior from Deca- tur, Tennessee. Sharmin majored in mass communications and was a co- captain of the '88-'89 Lady Bulldog Basketball team. Sharmin's escort for Homecoming Day was Clint Baker, a senior from Casselberry, Florida. Su- san Laws, the 1987-88 TWC Home- coming Queen, presented Sharmin's crown during halftime festivities at the football game.
The Tennessee Wesleyan Home- coming Queen was selected by a pop- ular vote of the entire student body in a two election process. The Court was selected first when all students voted for four representatives, one from each class. The individual who received the most votes in each class was that class's representative on the court. A second election was then held with the students voting for one Homecoming Queen from the four representatives on the court. The person who received the most votes was then declared the Homecoming Queen.
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Junior representative Denise Borden (far left) of Englewood was escorted by Gregg Grain, Class of 1988. Denise majored in
psychology and was a member of the women's basketball team. The sophomore representative was Kellie Stuckey of Newport, and her escort was Tony Weaver, a junior. Kellie, a mass communications major, was active in the TWC music ensembles. Freshman
representative Dawn Morrison (below) of Franklin was escorted by senior John Duffett. Dawn was a member of the women's soccer team.
The Homecoming Court and escorts posed in front of Townsend Hall. Left to rigtit; Denise Borden, Gregg Grain, Kellie Stuckey, Tony Weaver, Sharmin Roberts, Clint Baker, Dawn Morrison, and John Duffett
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From the starting gun at the morning Alumni Road Race to the final cleanup after the dance, Homecoming Day 1988 was a busy, fun-filled event. Activities included the road race, an alumni baseball game, an awards luncheon, the football game, and the annual dance. On this page, Casey Burris and Jayne Wallin complete the run, the cheer- leaders provide halftime entertainment, the team hits the field running, old friends get together during the game, and everyone dances the night away.
Seniors
SUCCESSFUL
Abdallah Abukurah
Gary Amos
Peggy Armstrong
Kerri Balch
Elston Beal
Sharon Beasley
Niguanna Bivens
Nancy Bowerman
Jill Branson
Garry Butler
Patti Chiastain
Jana Churchwell
Barry Crabtree
Pam Dalton
John Duffett
Tim Fritts
Scott Frye
Doug Haaser
Roger Higgins
Michael Hood
Laura Hughes
Kyoko Ikeda
Lisa King
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Louisa Perry
Rebecca Phillips
Kim Pitt
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Dan Smith and Sharmin Roberts
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Mr. and Mrs. TWC, Dan Smith and Sharmin Rob- erts, were selected by the student body. These two seniors personify the "ideal" TWC student.
Dan and Sharmin served as assistant head resi- dents in their respective dormitories, were select- ed by the TWC faculty as 1989 Sullivan Award recipients, and were voted co-captains of their sports teams.
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MOST TALENTED: Peggy Armstrong and Mike Hood
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Debbie Wright and Barry Crabtree
These Senior Superlatives were nominated by the senior and then elected by a popular vote of the entire Tennessee leyan student body. They are all . . . FINE.
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Angle Ackaouy, Sophomore
Etsuko Adachi, Sophomore
Ayumi Akiyama, Junior
Amber Albright, Sophomore
Jerry Allen, Sophomore
John Allen, Junior
Phillicia Armstrong, Junior
Wendy Ashburn, Junior
Elizabeth Baker, Sophomore
Becky Bass, Sophomore
Anthony F. Battle IV, Junior
John Batts, Freshman
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Terry Bell, Sophomore
Chuck Benson, Sophomore
Jamla Blazer, Freshman
Terrie Borchert, Freshman
Denise Borden, Junior
Sonya Boring, Junior
Jill Breedlove, Freshman
Scott Brown, Freshman
Rhonda Bryson, Junior
Loxy Bultsma, Sophomore
Sara Roseanne Burn, Junior
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Casey Burris, Sophomore
Lisa Byrom, Freshman
Dewayne Caldwell, Junior
Kelli Campbell, Junior
Michele Campbell, Sophomore Bo Carr, Freshman
Talania Cawood, Sophomore David Champion, Junior
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Naomi Courson, Junior
Jason Davis, Freshman
Kenneth Dedmon, Junior Jamal Delaughter, Freshman
Beth Donegan, Sophomore Daniel Donnelly, Junior
Christy Dyer, Sophomore Lyder Dyer, Freshman
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Bobby Earls, Junior
Jennifer Eatherly, Freshman
Kinsley Edge, Freshman
Phil Elliott, Freshman
Jeff Engberg, Freshman
Vicki English, Junior
Dewey Esquinance, Junior
Jeff Evans, Junior
Sonya Everroad, Sophomore
Shawn Farley, Sophomore
Angle Frazier, Sophomore
Gian Frigerio, Junior
tvlark Frizzell, Junior
John Fugate. Sophomore
Paul Gaffney, Junior
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Jon Graham, Freshman Craig Graham, Sophomore Linda Green. Junior Tyrone Greene, Sophomore
Jeffrey Gregg, Junior Andres Guevara, Junior Ritsuko Haga, Freshman Paul Hagans, Sophomore
Miwa Hamamoto, Junior Travis Hart, Freshman Alan Hawkins. Junior Anita Head. Junior
Jack Hewett, Freshman
Andrew Might, Junior
Darin Hocking, Junior
Joey Hodge, Junior
Jarnes Hogan, Freshman
Hiroko Honda. Junior
Peter Horan, Sophomore
Rene Howard, Junior
Barry Hudson, Sophomore
Becca Hyder, Sophomore
Amy Ingram, Sophomore
Nagisa Ishlmaru, Sophomore
Joy Jansen, Freshman
Sherry Jenkins, Sophomore
Jennifer Johnson, Junior
Kitty Jones, Freshman
Laura Jurgens, Freshman
Ange King, Junior
Jelaine Knight, Sophomore
Kristine Kronberg,
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Angela Lane, Junior
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Steve Lewis, Junior
Ryan Libby, Junior
Darol Lloyd, Freshman
Fred Long, Freshman
Alan Loy, Freshman
Kevin Lusk. Freshman
Stroud Lycans, Sophomore
Richard Lyons, Sophomore
Sarah McCallie, Junior
Misty McKeehan, Sophomore
Britt McKenzie, Sophomore
William Malone, Junior
Jimmy Marx, Junior
Laura Lee Mason, Freshman
Scott Mason, Junior
Lynn Matthews, Freshman
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Lisa Moore. Junior Tomoko Mori. Freshman Dawn Morrison. Freshman Ronald Moser. Junior
Becky Myatt. Junior Julie Myers. Freshman Jamillah Nichols. Freshman Lisa Ool, Freshman
Missy O'Shields. Freshman Marti Overton. Freshman Kelley Parsons. Freshman Kourtney Payne, Junior
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Jon Schneider, Junior Reb3cca Scott, Freshman Ray Sexton, Sophomore Lisa Shanks, Junior Jason Shiflet, Sophomore Dawn Shofner, Freshman
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Kathy Skyberg, Freshman
Tim Spitler, Junior
Wesley Spurting. Freshman
William H. Stevenson, III,
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Bob Strange, Freshman
Kellie Stuckey, Sophomore
Sixlo Su, Junior
Melanie Summitt, Junior
Dewayne Tabor, Freshman
Miyuki Tagawa, Junior
Yasuyo Takeshita, Junior
Megumi Tamaki, Freshman
Melanie Taylor, Junior
Melissa Thomas, Freshman
Laurie Thomson, Freshman
Helen Thornton, Freshman
Ayako Tomori, Junior
Mark Torbott, Freshman
Yoko Umi, Junior
Sherry Underwood, Junior
Kazuko Ura, Freshman
Dana Vance. Freshman
Greg Vandagriff, Junior
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James E. Cheek, II
President
George P. Miller
Vice-President for Institutional
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Jotin B. Chambers
Academic Dean
Jean D. Arrants
Business Manager
Stan Harrison
Dean of Students, Women's
Basketball Coach, Health
James Harrison
Director of Admissions and
Financial Aid
Samuel R. Roberts, III
Chaplain, Rel. and Phil.
Robbie J. Ensminger
Exec. Asst. to the President, Dir.
of Alumni Affairs
Vic Arwood
Health and Physical Ed.
Joyce Baker
Chemistry
Floyd E. Bowling
Mathematics
Darnell Chance
Music
Sandra Clariday
Director of Library,
English
Maxwell Courson
Mass Communications
Emily Dewhirst
French
Donald Dodgen
Men's Basketball Coach,
Health and Physical Ed.
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Durwood C. Dunn
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Julie Faulk
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Jeffrey J. Folks
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Penelope Fowler (vlathematics B.T. Hutson
Business Administration Elizabeth A. Keirn Health and Physical Ed. Kofi Korsah Computer Science
Gary Long Mathematics h/like fvleguiar Behavioral Science George E. Naff, Jr. Religion and Philosophy Thomas Oneal Business Administration
Stella Roberts Religion Janice Ryberg Music
Robert Ryberg Education Courtney Senn Mathematics
James Thompson
Sociology
Patricia Waters
English
Lynn E. Whiting
Speech and Theater
Genevieve Wiggins
English
Jeanne Williams
Psychology
Donald Windham
Psychology
John E. Woods
Biology
Susan Woods
Biology
Connie Akers
Campus Nurse
David Bankston
Football Coach
Carol Bates
Bookkeeper
Vickie Blair
Director of Marketing
Susan Buttram
Admissions Counselor
Jeff Geeter
Soccer Coach
Nelson Green
Asst. Dir. of Admissions
Venita Jones
Financial Aid Officer
Eugenia l^iller
Asst. to the Business Mgr.
Lydia Norfleet
Registrar
Wayne Norfleet
Director of Athletics
Holland Vibbert
Asst. to the Dean of St.
C.J. Westerman
Asst. Coach, Admissions
Ken Roark
Asst. Football Coach
Anita Cain
Reference Librarian
Janice Martin
Asst. to the Librarian
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Business Office
Marsha Bankston
Records Clerk
Betty Scott Johnson
Bookstore Manager
Evelyn Saunders
Secretary to Academic
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Louise Trotter Secretary to Vice- President for Institutional Advancement Charlotte Washington Coordinator of Faculty Services
Kris Williams
Secretary to Admissions
Glenn Lowe
Food Service Director
Kenneth Charles Maintenance Supervisor
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GREAT
Actress Natalie Ross visited the Tennessee Wesleyan College campus during fall semester with a one-woman show. "The Belle of Amherst" was a play about the poet Emily Dickinson. Ms. Ross also took time to meet with various English classes so students could learn more about Emily Dickinson as well as about the life of a soap opera actress. Ms. Ross is a member of the cast of "All My Children."
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Each year the Tennessee Wesleyan Col- lege English students present their interpre- tation of the subject area that they are studying. The skits are educational, enter- taining, and witty. Fall 1988's presentations were no exception. Where else could you see Dr. Folks moonlighting as a pizza deliv- ery man or Elvis reincarnated on Townsend stage? The choices are limited only by the imaginations of the English students.
SPECIAL
Happy Feet were abundant on the Tennessee Wesleyan College Campus during the 1988-89 year. Fall semester was kicked off with a street dance. Homecoming gave students and alums the chance to kick up their heels. The season of Christmas presented another excuse to step out on the campus. As spring semester arrived, the sweet- hearts danced together on Valentine's Day. SPECIAL!
(Top) "You mean we have to draw straws for a partner?"; (Above) Tony Lotti sings his heart out for Kim Simmons: (Mid- dle) "If you love me baby, you'll smile . , . "; (Near right) Louisa and Greg are really jammin'; (Far right) Mr. and Mrs. Nickels from the class of 1948 joined the students at the Homecoming Dance. AND COULD THEY EVER DANCE!
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ICY
The Student Government Association sponsored a ski trip to Sugar Mountain, North Carolina in January. Two vans were loaded with 28 students and chaper- ones. On Friday night, weather was unseasonably warm. By Saturday morning, however. Old Man Win- ter had arrived. One of the vans was stranded at the foot of the mountain. Since roads were too icy for the shuttle buses to run, the skiers had to ski (or slide) down the mountain to the ski lift. Winds were harsh, and skiing was rough, but the trip was still fun for everyone.
(Left) Dawn Morrison and Kinsley Edge strike a pose while resting from skiing; (Below left) Wendy Ashburn was the only casualty with her stitched lip; (Below middle) Paul Cicotti and Doug Burns hit the ski lift for another trip to the top of the slopes; (Below right) Kenny Mitchell and Barry Beeler are trying to figure out how to put all of the skis in the U-Haul; (Bottom) Helen Thornton, Beth Chesnutt, and Sherry Underwood were confused. They brought bathing suits for water skiing instead of snow skiing.
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SUPERB
Tennessee Wesleyan College students are re- quired to attend a specified number of convocations each semester. The fall schedule included a wide selection of musical artists, speakers, and student presentations. Sometimes the convocation pro- grams were a welcome surprise because the stu- dents actually enjoyed them. SUPERB!
(Top) Susanna Matthews and David Hauser from Artwood Winds Plus performed on Townsend stage in November. (Above) Becca Hyder, Janine Helle, Leslie Plemons, and Cindy Turner posed for a picture before their poetry reading convocation; (Above right) Donald Davis shared lunch and storytelling techniques vi/ith stu- dents, faculty, and friends of TWC; (Below) Guitarist Stan Bum- garner played at Trinity in September; (Right) Internationally known storyteller Donald Davis visited campus for the Fall Lecture Series.
FIT
Each year the Physical Education Majors and Minors Club sponsors a Wellness Day on campus. This year students, faculty, and staff members went through multiple evaluations to determine their overall body fitness. Partici- pants were able to have cholesterol screening and chiropractic evaluations. One of the popu- lar stations this year included the opportunity to interact with a computer for a lifestyle evalu- ation. Participants were able to learn if they were . . . fit.
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The Sweetheart Game, sponsored by Sigma Kappa Sorority, is becoming a Wesleyan tradition for the Valentine season. People who were couples at the time competed in question/answer sessions about their relationships. Tony Weaver and Kellie Stuckey were winners of one session, Beth Ches- nutt and Kenny f^itchell won another session, and Debbie Wright and Scott Brown were winners of the final round. In February, their moment in time was . . . together.
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Tennessee Wesleyan's newest student organization, AASU, present- ed a program commemorating Black History montti. It was informative with) presentations about contributions that Blacks tiave made to soci- ety; creative with a student-written Rosa Parks skit; entertaining with lip synch acts and student talent; and inspirational with a rendition of the "I Have a Dream" speech.
The Tennessee Wesleyan College Drama Department presented three plays during the year. The Halloween production was "Dra- cula," The fall production, "Night of January 16," was presented at the courtroom at City Hall. During the spring "Prisoner of Second Avenue" came to the Townsend Stage.
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And the winner was Bobby Jean Earls! Alpha Xi Gamma sorority's Mr. TWC Contest brought an evening of fun and laughter when some of the loveliest individuals on campus competed in gowns and dresses as well as in talent. The win- ner's rendition of "Embraceable You" stole the hearts of the judges and the audience. First run- ner-up was Laverne Tony Weaver who did a hula, and second runner-up was Krystal Chris Clunan who twirled a baton. Other contestants were Billy Joe Kirby who sang, K. Mitchell who was another singer, Thomasena Lloyd who did an interpretive dance, and Raquel CD. Walsh who shared the beauty secret of how to remove facial hair.
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The 1989 All-Sing was sponsored by the Inter-Sorority Council. Four acts were in small group competition: An- gela Lane (first), Robert Tennyson (second), Roger Higgins, and Anita Head and Beth Loftis. There were also four acts in large group competition: Alpha Xi Gamma (first), SGA Barber- shop Quartet (second), Sigma Kappa, and Men's Soccer.
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Spring semester brought a diverse selection of con- vocations to TWC students. Bishop Goodson was on campus as a Staley lectur- er. The Covenant players were here from California, and authors like Robert Drake also visited the col- lege. Students were in charge of one of the pro- grams, and there were plays and concerts and oth- er special events.
EXCITING
During Spring semester SGA sponsored two exciting trips for students. On an even- ing excursion a group traveled to Knoxville to catch a Cherokees hockey game. When warm weather arrived, students went on a weekend jaunt to Opryland. Everyone had the opportunity to have an exciting time.
COUNTRY
The PEMM Club sponsored a Heri- tage Hoe-Down in the spring. Everyone was invited to come to the gym and do some folk and square dancing. Steps ranged from the Virginia Reel to the Amos f^oses, and there was even some real hay decorating the gym.
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SUPPORTIVE
FRONT ROW: Becky Myatt. Kim Vaughn, Phillicia Armstrong, Sarah McCallie, Debra Richards, Scott Stout MIDDLE ROW: M, Visitor, Janine Helle, Mike Hood, Ambe Albright, Roger Higgins, Mark Gibson, Pam Dalton, Terrie Borchert BACK ROW: Amy Ingram, Kathy Skyberg, Sherry Jenkins, Peggy Armstrong, Lisa King, Tomok( Mori. Sherry Underwood, Joy Jansen, Kim Garner, Julie Myers
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Membership in the Baptist Student Union is open to all TWC students. The group sponsored a variety of supportive activities during the 1988-89 year. Activities designed to promote students' personal and spiritual growth included Bible study, Thursday luncheons, Friday night break-away, and retreats.
BSU officers were Sarah McCallie (President), Roger Higgins (Vice- President), Mike Hood (Bible Study Chairman), Nancy Bowerman (Secre- tary/Treasurer), and Christy Dyer (Public Relations).
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BONDING
Wesleyan Christian Fellowship had a year filled with many activities to encourage the bonding of lasting friendships. There were cook-outs, re- treats, volleyball games, and movies. WCF was also involved in Homecoming Week and student- led convocations. The officers were Becky Myatt (President), Sarah fVicCallie (Vice-President), Laura Hughes (Treasurer), and Sherry Underwood (Secretary).
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The Ambassadors served as official hosts and hostesses for the campus. They were (front row left to right) Sharmin Roberts, Becky l^yatt Denise Borden, Melanie Taylor, Angela Lane, Sarah McCallie, (back row left to right) Roger Higgins, Barry Beeler, Tim Spitler, Mike Hood Barry Crabtree, and Steve Lewis (below).
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The Tennessee Wesleyan College Academic Buzzer Competition team, under the direction of coach Don Wind- ham, had a busy year. Members were Garry Butler, Marilyn Hershey, Roger Higgins, Darin Hocking, J.J. Johnson, Greg Jones, Janni Parker, Philip Queen, Kym Travis, and Jerry Warren. Combining knowledge with speed and aggressiveness, they proved that they were tops. Garry Butler (below) was even named to the All-Star Team at one of the Georgia tournaments. In ad- dition to competing, team members helped with TWC-sponsored tourna- ments.
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The Afro-American Student Union was chartered Spring Semester. Officers were Tyrone Greene (President), Paul Gaffney (Vice-Presi- dent), Peggy Armstrong (Secretary), Christy Dyer (Treasurer), and Phil- licia Armstrong (SGA Representative). Their sponsor was Dr. Kofi Kor- sah.
FRONT ROW: Paul Gaffney, Phillicia Armstrong, Christy Dyer, Peggy Armstrong, Tyrone Greene BACK ROW: Kofi Korsafi, Lyder Dyer, Terry Bell, Jo Rita Price, John McCloud, Gary Amos, Rene Howard, Tim Rowe, Anthony Battle
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Majors and Minors was organ- ized in the fall of 1985. The purpose of this organization is to further the goals and ideals which enable students to better themselves in preparation for the Health, Physical Education, and Rec- reation professions.
Faculty advisor is Betty Keirn, and officers are Greg Thacker (President), Joey Hodge (Vice-Presi- dent), Louisa Perry (Secretary/Treasurer), and Da- vid Champion (SGA Representative).
The PEMM Club's activities included field day for visiting high schools, Wellness Day, professional speakers, and social activities.
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The Student Government Association worked tiard in their provision of services to the students. Some of their projects were campus dances, a picnic for all students, the purchase of costumes for Consolidation members, getting games for the soda shop, and arrangement of several group trips. Their expenditures of student activity money were responsible and of benefit to the entire student body.
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=RONT ROW: Kelli Campbell (Secretary), Kellie Stuckey, Anita Head MIDDLE ROW: Becky Myatt, Bobby Earls, Jelaine Knight (Treasurer), Barry Beeler, (Vice-President), Stroud Lycans, Dan Smith (President), Becca Hyder, Ryan Libby, Angela Lane BACK ROW: Roger Higgins, Sherry Underwood, Christy Dyer, Amanda Wright, Phillicia Armstrong
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Alpha Xi Gamma sorority members included Anita Head (Presi- dent), Louisa Perry (Vice-President), Kellie Stuckey (Secretary), An- gela Lane (Treasurer and Pledge Trainer), Kelly Littleton (Chaplain), and Gina Rollins. New pledges this year were Jill Breedlove, Beth Chesnutt, Jennifer Eatherly, Kinsley Edge, Laura Jurgens, Lisa Oot, Marti Overton, Kathy Skyberg, Melanie Summitt, Melissa Thomas, Helen Thornton, Debbie Wallace, and Anna Williams. Some activities sponsored by AXG were Christmas shopping with un- derprivileged children, Mr. TWC, Easter egg hunt for children of faculty and staff. Homecoming Week, fash- ion show, Halloween Arts and Crafts, and adopting the Madisonville Group Home.
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Sigma Kappa sorority members included Kelley Watts, Casey Burris, Kelll Campbell (Second Vice-President), Sonya Everroad, Kym Travis (President), Lynn Maupin, Debbie Wright (Recording Secretary), Kimberly Vaughn (Vice-President), Terrie Borchert, Kim Rose (Treasur- er), Debra Richards, Amanda Wright, and Missy O'Shields.
Some activities sponsored by Sigma Kappa were a chili supper, Sweetheart Game, visits to the nursing home, and seasonal tray favors.
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The Tennessee Wesleyan College choir was a group of talented singers and ac- connpanists who spent many hours rehearsing and per- forming. Highlights of the year included a combined Christmas concert with the Athens Community Chorus and the spring tour which culminated in a visit to Washington D.C.
The 1988-89 choir offi- cers were Roger Higgins (President), Bobby Earls (Vice-President), Angela Lane (Secretary), Sarah McCallie (Librarian), and Anita Head (Wardrobe Manager).
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The Consolidation is a select group of singers who perform at churches, schools, and civic functions in the area as well as for special events on campus. Membership in Consolidation is by audition. The Consolidation has a repertoire of jazz, popular, folk, and classical music.
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FRONT ROW: Garry Butler, Mark Gibson, Carl Warmouth MIDDLE ROW: Jennifer Johnson, Kellie Stuckey, Andres Guevara, Melanie Summitt, Becky Myatt BACK ROW: Bobby Earls, Anita Head, Mike Hood, Angela Lane, Roger Higgins, Lisa Oot.
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STELLAR
The Masqued Players con- sisted of students who partici- pated in campus plays throughout the year. Gian Fri- gerio (top left) was named Ac- tor of the Year, and Kym Travis (top right) was named Actress of the Year.
FRONT ROW: Amy Ingram, Sonya Everroad, Angela Lane, Debra Richards, Kathy Skyburg BACK ROW; Gian Frigerio, Ryan Libb; Richard "CD." Walsh
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CREA TIVE
The Springs of Helicon is the stu- dent literary maga- zine. The staff members include Andy Might and P.J. Poore, Dr. Jeff Folkes served as the advisor.
Awards were presented to stu- dents in four cate- gories, and the stu- dents' works were published in the magazine.
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Lisa Shanks |
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LEFT TO RIGHT: Phillicia Armstrong. Lisa Shanks, Greg Jones, Sam Lytle, Dr. Genevieve Wiggins (Advisor), and Sherry Godsey (Editor)
INFORM A TIVE
The New Exponent, the campus newspaper of Tennessee Wes- leyan College, provided students with information about campus events and student activities. A special April Fool's edition gave everyone a good laugh.
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DILIGENT
Countless hours and numerous pizzas went into the preparation of the Nocatula. DILIGENT is not an appropriate adjective. It could have
Dpriate adjective. It could have been tired, sleepy, frustrated, busy, angry, fun- irritable, full, depressed, fail-
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ing, faithful, silly, few/, whining, aggravated, dedicated. The list was endless, but if you are reading this, the most beautiful headline would have been FINISHED.
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Mass Communications
Baseball team, Judicial Coun- cil, Most Dependable
Janine Helle
Business Management Basketball, Tennis, Wittiest
Mike Hood
Music
Choir, Consolidation, Most Talented, Senior Rep. to SGA
Sharmin Roberts
Mass Communications
Basketball, Sullivan Award, Ms. TWC, Homecoming Queen
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Barry Crabtree
Biology
Alpha Chi, Most Likely to Suc- ceed, Townsend Award
Roger Higgins
History
Choir, Consolidation, Student Rep. to Board of Governors
Laura Hughes
Church Vocations Co-editor of Nocatula, WCF
Dan Smith
Accounting
President of SGA, Baseball, Sullivan Award, Mr. TWC
Jayne Wallin
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Alpha Chi President, Tennis, Friendliest
Debbie Wright
Human Services
Sigma Kappa, President of ISC, Most Likely to Succeed
The 1989 edition of Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges con- tained the names of ten Tennessee Wesley an Col- lege students who had been selected as national outstanding leaders. Selection was based on aca- demic achievement, service to the community, leadership in extracurricular activities, and poten- tial for continued success.
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Heritage Day was celebrated spring semester. Curwood Witt, Jr., a Madisonville attorney and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Holston Conference Colleges, delivered the Heritage Day ad- dress. The prestigious Sullivan Awards were presented to four individuals in recognition of their dedication to humanitarian ser- vice and their spiritual ideals. Sharmin Roberts and Dan Smith were the student recipients of these awards, and Mildred Hitch and George Price were the community leader recipients. These awards are named in memory of Algernon Sydney Sullivan, a New York attorney, and his wife. The Sullivans devoted much of theirtime and fortunes to promote educational opportunities in the South, and only a limited number of colleges are allowed to present these awards.
The Lockmiller Teacher of the Year Award was also presented on Heritage Day. A committee of students, faculty, and administra- tors selected Tom Oneal as the recipient of this award.
HONORED
THE WILLIAM P. MILLER AWARD Sarah McCallie
THE FRANCIS MOFFITT AWARD Jamia Blazer
THE JACK HOUTS MEMORIAL AWARD Andres Guevara and Bobby Earls
THE HARRILYN C. SALLIS AWARD Jennifer Johnson
THE TOM SHERMAN AWARD Mike Hood ^
THE HELEN ARTERBURN SCHOLARSHIP Andres Guevara »^
ACTRESS OF THE YEAR Kym Travis
ACTOR OF THE YEAR Gian Frigerio
THE RICHARD M. JOHNSON SPECIAL PROFICIENCY
AWARD IN BIOLOGY Barry Crabtree
THE MRS. FRANK RIGGS AWARD Casey Burris
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Bonnie Parris
THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY AWARD Sarah McCallie
NAFF AWARD IN RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY Laura Hughes
THE CHEMICAL RUBBER COMPANY AWARD Christy Dyer
THE ACCOUNTING AWARD Kim Crockett
THE FRED PUETT LAW AWARD Teresa Ficklen
THE FRANK DODSON AWARD Jayne Wallin
THE L & M MOTORS MATHEMATICS AWARD Teresa Williams
THE JOHN HOYLE ARRANTS PRIZE IN EDUCATION Jill Branson
SPRINGS OF HELICON
POETRY Jennifer Johnson
FICTION Rebecca Hyder
ART Sherry Jenkins
PHOTOGRAPHY Lisa Shanks
THE CLEM JONES AWARD Ray Sexton
THE JAMES BRIGHT WILSON RELIGIOUS POETRY AWARD
FIRST PLACE Lisa Shanks
SECOND PLACE Sherry B. Godsey -,,a«B««s«K
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THE ISOBEL GRISCOM AWARD Joy Jansen
THE PAULINE WIGGINS O'BRIAN AWARD Darin Hocking
THE OUTSTANDING ENGLISH STUDENT AWARD Sherry B. Godsey and Leslie Plemons
THE RIDDLE AND WALLACE DRUG STORE AWARD Jamal Delaughter
THE WILLIAM JAMES AWARD Liao Xianming
THE HERBERT SPENCER AWARD Pamela Jane Dalton
THE BALFOUR AWARD Rebecca Myatt
OUTSTANDING TEACHER AWARD Penny Fowler
THE ANN VAUGHT DOUGHERTY AWARD Dan Smith
THE SGA AWARD Sharmin Roberts ,,
SGA OUTSTANDING FACULTY-STAFF AWARD Glen Lowe '-
SORORITY SERVICE AWARD Alpha Xi Gamma -M^
SORORITY WOMAN OF THE YEAR Angela Lane
THE DEAN G. HALL AWARD ^ Tom Oneal ^^^SSi^"- ^
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SENIOR Dewey Esquinance and Sherry Godsey
JUNIOR Darin Hocking and Rhonda Lynn
SOPHOMORE Britt McKenzie and Teresa Ficklen
FRESHMAN Freddrick Long and Tracey Price
THE ALTON L. SMITH AWARD FOR ACADEMIC ADVISING Betty Keirn
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Several distinguished awards were presented to individuals at gradu- ation ceremonies. The Townsend Award goes to the senior male anc female who are chosen by the faculty as the most representative stu- dents of the College. The Sliger's Jewelers Awards and the Athens Area Chamber of Commerce Awards go to the students who exhibit the high- est academic average. Barry Crabtree (top left) received the Townsenc Award, the Sliger's Jewelers Award, and the Athens Area Chamber ol Commerce Award. Jayne Wallin (top right) received the Townsenc Award and the Sliger's Jewelers Award. Dr. William Sullins (left) ol Athens was the recipient of The Harry Steadman Award. Honorary de- grees were bestowed upon (below, left to right) Bill Akins (Doctor ol Humane Letters), Mary Edwards Kirby (Doctor of Humanities), and Rev Robert Walker (Doctor of Divinity).
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The 1988 football season was one of fiighi hiopes. Coach David Bankston was looking at a possible six wins, but the Bulldogs were raw, lacking in experience. Bankston had sixteen freshmen start- ing with one senior. Even though things did not turn out quite as expected, the Bulldogs fought hard and were competitive in ail of their games. Bankston looks forward to next season saying, "If we continue to improve like we have in the last two years, you can expect to see a very fine Bulldog team." 1988 Record: 1-9
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This year's Lady Bulldog soccer team may have en- countered several setbacks such as injuries and a tough schedule, but they were an aggressive team fin- ishing their season in the playoffs. According to Coach Geeter, they were the best women's team since the program began three years ago. Geeter is confident that with his returning players, next year's team will be more experienced and improved.
1988 Record: 6-8
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FRONT ROW: Kourtney Payne, Wendy Ashburn, Dawn Morrison, Vicki English, Lisa Byrom, Amy Ingram. Jennifer Johnson. Sonya Everroad. Christy Dyer BACK ROW: Coach Gregg Dobbs. Lynn Maupin, Sherry Jenkins, KImberly Vaughn, Helen Thornton, Kinsley Edge, Jelalne Knight. Kim Garner, Coach Jeff Geeter.
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According to Coach Jeff Geeter, this year's Bulldog soccer team was a group of young players who learned to work together as a team He hopes that his returning players will give him the experience and maturity that are needed to return the Bulldogs to the top next year.
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This year's women's basketball team reached the 20 win plateau for the seventh straight season. They finished the year with eight consecutive victories in order to meet this expectation.
Candy Kirkland and Becky Bass made the All-Confer- ence team, fulfilling their own personal goals along with the team's fulfillment of a successful season.
Record: 20-8
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This year's men's basketball team had its ups and downs. Some games were nearly perfect, while others fell short of expecta- tions. There were two bright spots with Ron- nie Woods and Elston Beal making the All- Conference team.
Spirits were high throughout the year, and the team kept their crowds excited with dunks and outstanding plays. Overall, men's basketball was exciting and hot.
Record: 18-14
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The 1989 Bulldog Baseball team had to endure a long, hard season because of the cold and wet weather. But they did have a good time and some good weather in Florida where they spent their spring break play- ing local Florida teams and major league farm teams. Although it was a frustrating season, the team strived to do their best.
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Members of the 1988-89 Tennessee Wesleyan College cheerleading squad were Casey Burris, Talania Cawood, Angle Frazler, Julie Gilliam (captain), Becca Hyder, Misty McKeehan (co-captain), Missy Wilhoite O'Shields, Leslie Plemons, and Kim Priest. This group, sponsored by Hol- land Vibbert, attended cheerleading camp before classes began and brought home several ribbons and trophies. They cheered for football games and for basketball games and promoted school spirit throughout the year.
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M. C, "TIP" SMITH AWARD — Dan Smith
JACK BOWLING AWARD — Janine Helle
DWAIN FARMER AWARD — Candy Kirkland
MOST OUTSTANDING STUDENT ATHLETE — Teresa Williams
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR'S AWARD — Mark Cabe and Tony Weaver
SOCCER
Most Valuable Player
Most Valuable Defensive Player
Most Valuable Offensive Player
Hustle Award
Scholar Athlete
MEN'S Tony Weaver Tony Weaver Kevin O'Shields Mark Ramey Bobby Earls
WOMEN'S Kimberly Vaughn Kimberly Vaughn Vicki English Lynn Maupin Jennifer Johnson
BASKETBALL
Most Valuable Player Elston Beal
Best Offensive player Elston Beal
Best Defensive Player Gary Amos
Coach's Award ' John McCloud
Scholar Athlete John McCloud
FOOTBALL
Most Valuable Player — Mark Cabe Academic All-American — Tim Spitler Scholar Athlete — Sixto Su ^^
Candy Kirkland Becky Bass Amber Albright Sharmin Roberts Denise Borden
BASEBALL
Top Pitcher — Gian Frigerio
Highest Batting Average — Jerry Allen
Most Improved — Jerry Allen
Scholar Athlete — Dan Smith
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Most Valuable Player — Teresa Williams
Best Hitter — Melissa Thomas
Most Versatile — Candy Kirkland
Most Improved — Julie Myers
Scholar Athlete — Sherry Underwood
TENNIS
Most Outstanding Player — Casey Burris
Scholar Athlete — Jayne Wallin
GOLF
Scholar Athlete — Greg Vandagriff
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Each Tennessee Wesleyan student had the op- portunity to be a "star athlete" on campus. Intra- murals were offered in volleyball, basketball, ping-pong, tennis, and Softball. Varsity athletes were not allowed to compete in their respective sports in an effort to make the competition fair. Jama Delaughter was recognized as the Intramu- ral Athlete of the Year. Although competition was sometimes intense, everyone had fun and wel- comed the change to take a break from the books.
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Finals week was a busy, emotional time for all of the graduating seniors. Students had to take tests and finish up projects. There was graduation rehearsal, followed by a picnic sponsored by the Alumni Association. Since it was a rainy weekend, graduation ceremonies had to be moved to the gymnasium and the picnic was in the cafeteria. Baccalaureate was Friday night in Trinity Church, and it was followed by a President's reception in the cafeteria. Students had to find time to exchange gifts and to say their last good-byes. For many graduates, their last requirement to meet was to return their cap and gown after the ceremonies.
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BACHELOR OF ARTS
R. Clinton Baker Kerri Anne Balch Jackie Elaine Barnhart Douglas Cory Haaser Roger Neil Higgins Michael Harold Hood Kyoko Ikeda Candace Kirkland Xianming Liao Sam S. Lytle Connie Louise Neese Daniel John Pace Leslie Ann Plemons Julie Elaine Price Sharmin LaNise Roberts Tim D. Smith Barry Scott Stout John K. Thierbach Madison Sloan Trewhitt Hal Lewis Williams
BACHELOR OF ARTS
Traci Ann Freeman
Kozo Noda
Kevin Hayes O'Shields
Jo Rita Price
Tommy Joe Thomas, Jr.
Carl Alan Warmouth
Tracy Suzanne Watson
Anthony Charles
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TENNESSEE WESLEYAN COLLEGE CLASS OF 1989 May 6, 1989
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Peggy Arlene
Armstrong
Sharon Henry Beasley
Niguanna Lynn Bivens
Nancy Jo Bowerman
Jill Margo Branson
Mark Anthony Cabe
Betty Sue Casteel
Patti Alison Chastina
Jana Michele
Churchwell
Barry DeWayne
Crabtree
Sylvia Denise Crabtree
Kimberly Denise
Crockett
Pamela Jane Dalton
John William Duffett
Pamela Gail Eslick
Duane Michael Fields
Kim Lee Gossett
Janine Dyan Helle
Pamela Diane
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Abdallah Abukurah Gary D. Amos Elston Lynn Beal Derrick Kevin Combs William Todd Cyphers Robert Luke Dotson Tim C. Fritts Robert Scott Frye Sherry Buckner Godsey Steve Edward Hawkins James Douglas Johns Steven K. Kerley Robyn Joanne Kinsey John Ivory McCloud Kenji Shigematsu Faye Crittenden Songer Pamela Kay Thrasher Stephanie Karen Watts Sherye Lee E. Workman
Robert Donald Holt Laura Lynn Hughes Teresa Diane Irons Emily Janine Jaynes Kimberly Dee Jones Kevin Charles Kuboske Donna Jane Kyle Daria Diahn Laudermilk Carolyn Bond McConkey Roberta C. McCorkle Michael J. Murphy Michiael EIrod Nunley Dennis Ray Painter Evelyn B. Parris Louisa Tyler Perry Rebecca Hope Phillips Frankie Goddard Pitt Melissa Monique Rogers
BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE
Karen Sue Russell Libby McKinney Saunders
Shannon Beth Seals David Allan Shaw Kimberly Louise Simmons
Daniel Howard Smith James David Staff Holly Hayden Tarver Gregory Alan Thacker Susan Marie Thompson Jayne Ellen Wallin Phyllis DeShane Wear Linda Peters Weir William Michael West Gail Michelle Wheeler Teresa Haynes Williams Deborah Anne Wright Jeffrey Allen Brantley Brenda B. Carter Don L. Carter Leon E. Ebbert Lita K. Esquinance Annette Fitzgerald Hanna
Debra Ann Self Rebecca Elaine Walker Leora Mae W. Worsham
BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE
Joel Patrick Bain Mary T. Bartolini Lola J. Dugger Edward T. Ector, Jr. Sammy Farris Edwards Stephen Edward Fraker William L. Harper, Jr. Sally L. Haywood Brenda Sue Henry Tom Richard Humberd
Cynthia L. Hundley McNeil Jenkins, Jr. Margaret C. McCauley Mildred A. S. Parott David A. Rittenberry Eileen Wilson Salyer Marsha L. Shoemaker Alton Robvan Sims Cindy Elizabeth Warner Tracey LaRae Wilson
HONORARY DEGREES
Robert Wade Walker Billy Lee Akins Mary Edwards Kirby
Doctor of Divinity
Doctor of Humane Letters
Doctor of Humanities
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The 1989 edition of the Nocatula is dedicated to Holland Vibbert and Stan Harrison. Both members of the Student Services staff give many hours of their own time to help the students at Tennessee Wesleyan.
Holland Vibbert, the Assistant to the Dean, spends many hours with the cheerleaders at practices and at games. She is also responsible for job placement ser- vices for students. This year she helped make the ca- reer fair "Opportunities '89" available to Wesleyan stu- dents.
The Dean of Students Stan Harrison also serves as the women's basketball coach and the tennis coach. He is one of the administrative officers of the college. Among his job responsibilities are dormitory life, disci- plinary procedures, and convocations.
No matter how busy you may find these two people, you can count on them to be dedicated to their job, and more importantly, to the Tennessee Wesleyan stu- dents.
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"My most memorable moment at TWC was when I arrived in ttie fall before classes started. I was sad, lonely, and very bored before I met anyone. But as the year went on, I met many lifetime friends and experienced the advantages and pleasures of a small college — things that I would not trade for anything in the world."
JOHN IVORY McCLOUD
"My most memorable time at TWC was find- ing out that the riverboat was really going to move the night of the formal."
KOURTNEY PAYNE
"Road trips on the soccer team, friends and the closeness, Andy, being forced to attend convocations, the food"
WENDY ASHBURN
"Having a snowball fight at 2:00 a.m. in the parking lot. There must have been 100 stu- dents outside, and even the local police were spotlighting. It was a blast! Honorable mention has to be getting to shoot Coach Geeter to win the 'Gotcha' game."
ANGELA LANE
"In the short time that I have been here at TWC, the thing that stands out most in my mind is the people and the genuine caring and support that has been shown to me."
JAN BECKWITH
"What I will remember most from my moment in time at Wesleyan are the people I've met and, more importantly, the life-long friends I have made."
ROGER HIGGINS
"Meeting all of my wonderful friends and get- ting the chance to make a lot of precious memories, most of which were good! Also, mistaking fruit punch for orange juice."
CANDY KIRKLAND
"... attending Don Windham's psychology classes."
JAYNE WALLIN
"The time Paul Gaffney dived after a loose ball at Lee College and knocked Coach Dod- gen out of his seat and into the bleachers"
ELSTON BEAL
"The things I appreciate most about my time at TWC are the close friendships that devel- oped and the fact that the faculty really cares about the students, not only in an aca- demic sense but on a personal level. These factors have made a big difference in my life at TWC."
MIKE HOOD
"Scoring my first collegiate goal"
RYAN LIBBY
"My most memorable moment at TWC was . . . well, it's been that kind of year."
BETH DONEGAN
"My most memorable moment at TWC was February 23 when a group of black students came together and organized the first Black History program. This event was the first step toward the establishment of an Afro- American Student Union which became an official campus organization in the spring of 1989."
PEGGY ARMSTRONG
"When my lies got printed in The New Expo- nent"
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Abukurah. Abdullah (Amman. Jordan) 12
Ackaouy. Angie (Athens, Tn) 22
Adachi. Etsuko {Fukuoka. Japan) 22
Adams. Christopher (Athens. Tn)
Akers, Conme (BS. RN, Medical College of Va) 40
Akiyama, Ayumi (Fukuoka, Japan) 22
Albright, Amber (Fnendsville, Tn) 22. 62, 64. 100. 101, 113
Allen, Jerry (Fayetteville. Ga) 23, 58, 95, 104. 105
Allen, John (Athens. Tn) 23
Allison, Wrenda (Athens, Tn) 20
Amburgey. Eric (Madisonville, Tn)
Amos, Ella Mae (Loudon, Tn)
Amos. Gary (Lynch. Ky) 12, 49, 51. 59, 69, 93, 102
Anderson, Jeff (Sweetwater, Tn)
Armstrong, Peggy (Lynnville. Tn) 12. 18. 20. 51. 62. 63, 69
Armstrong, Phillicia (Lynnville, Tn) 22, 51. 62, 69, 73, 84
Arnett, Pamela (Athens. Tn)
Arrants, Jean (BS. U of TN) 38
Arwood, Vic (MS, U ol TN) 38, 71, 100, 107
Ashburn, Wendy (Davie, Fl) 22. 47, 59, 96. 97. 124
Atkins, Stacie (Madisonville, Tn)
Bacon, Teresa (Athens, Tn)
Baker, Clint (Casselberry, Fl) 5, 7, 8, 9, 18, 20, 50, 60, 89, 104, 105,
118, 1 19 Baker, Elizabeth Polly (Athens, Tn) 22 Baker, Joyce (PhD, Texas ASM) 38 Balch, Kern (Knoxville. Tn) 13, 45. 119 Bankston, David (BS, U of Tampa) 40, 94, 95 Bankston, Marsha (BFA, Indiana U.) 42 Barnes, Lou (Newport, Tn) 49, 51 Barnett, Frances Barnett, Travis (Englewood, Tn) Barney. Chris (Orlando, Fl) Barry, Stephen (Mornstown, NJ) 86 Bass. Becky (Oliver Springs. Tn) 4. 5, 7, 22, 100, 101 Bates. Carol 41
Battle. Anthony F IV (Chattanooga. Tn) 23, 69 Batts, John (Hermitage, Tn) 7. 23 Seal, Elston (Knoxville, Tn) 13. 19, 102, 1 13, 124 Beasley, Sharon (Athens. Tn) 13 Bebb, Daniel (Sweetwater, Tn)
Beckwith. Jan (Clearwater, Fl) 59. 63. 65. 107, 124 Beeler, Barry (Knoxville. Tn) 7, 22, 46, 47, 57, 66, 67, 72, 73, 105. 114,
118 Bell, Terry (Bronx, NY) 22, 51. 60. 69. 102 Belle Isle, Robert (Cartersville, Ga) 49, 95 Benson, Chuck (Newport, Tn) 22 Benton, Clyde (Sweetwater, Tn) Bivens, Niguanna {Vonore. Tn) 13, 58 Blair, Ten (Etowah. Tn) Blair, Vickie (MS, U ol TN) 41. 102 Blazer. Jamia (Mornstown. Tn) 22. 64, 65, 78, 79 Block. Nancy (Etowah, Tn)
Bond. Matthew (Loudon, Tn) 45, 55, 60, 98. 114 Boothe, John (Madisonville, Tn)
Borchert, Terne (Kmgsport, Tn) 4. 21. 23, 57. 62, 76, 77, 102 Borden, Denise (Englewood, Tn) 9, 23. 64. 66, 67, 100. 101 Boring, Sonya (Tellico Plains, Tn) 22 Bowerman, Nancy (Fnendsville, Tn) 4, 12, 15, 62. 84 Bowling, Floyd E (EdD, U of TN) 38 Bradley, Andrea (Knoxville, Tn) 46 Branson. Jill (Coker Creek, Tn) 12. 9l Breedlove. Jill (Englewood, Tn) 22, 74 Brock, Jan 42
Brown, Scott (Chattanooga, Tn) 22, 50 Bryson, Rhonda (Riceville, Tn) 22 Buckner, Teresa (Philadelphia, Tn) 58 Bulldog 7,' 18, 1 10
Bultsma, Loxy (Fnendsville, Tn) 4. 7, 23, 101, 123 Burkey, Beth Taylor (Athens, Tn) Burn, Sara Roseanne (Englewood. Tn) 23 Burns, Douglas (Greeneville, Tn) 47. 57. 95, 105 Burns, Carol (Athens, Tn)
Burns, Casey (Athens, Tn) 10, 24, 50. 76, 77, 109, 1 10, 111, 113 Butler, Garry (Telhco Plains, Tn) 12, 68, 79. 81 Buttram. Susan (BS, TWO 40. 1 14 Byars, Kevin (Athens, Tn) Byrom. Lisa (Bluff City, Tn) 4, 24, 97, 114
Cabe, Mark {Greenback, Tn) 94, 95, 104, 105, 1 13
Cagle. Linda (Ten Mile, Tn)
Cagley, Anthony (Harnman, Tn)
Cam. Anita (BFA. MTSU) 41
Cam. Misti (Tellico Plains, Tn)
Caldwell, Dewayne (Dalton, Ga) 24
Campbell. Gail (Athens. Tn)
Campbell. Kelli (Ft Oglethorpe, Ga) 4, 24, 44. 72, 73, 76, 77, 84. 85,
92, 102, 125 Campbell. Michele (Niota, Tn) Cannon, Craig (Powell. Tn) Cannon. Eldred (Tampa. Fl) 94. 95 Carpenter, Tab (Cummings. Ga) 15, 50. 93, 95, 108 Carr, Bo (Huntland. Tn) 24, 95, 108 Carroll. Stephen (Cleveland, Tn) 104, 105 Carver, Debbie (Athens, Tn) Casteel, Betty (Athens. Tn)
Cawood, Talania (Riceville, Tn) 10, 24, 85, 86, 110. Ill Chambers. John Barry (PhD, U, of Newcastle Upon Tyne) 38, 91 Champion. David (Chattanooga, Tn) 24. 58, 70, 71, 95 Chance, Darnell (MA, UT, MDiv. Emory) 38, 78, 79 Charles. Kenneth 42 Charles. Kenneth Jr (Athens, Tn) Chastam. Patti (Englewood, Tn) 13, 116, 119 Cheek. Chris 6. 10, 64, 65, 102 Cheek. James (LittD, LMU) 38, 92, 116
Chesnutt, Beth (Rogersville, Tn) 6, 24, 45, 47, 50, 74. 75. 86 Churchwell. Jana (Cleveland, Tn) 13 Ciccotti, Paul (Elizabeth, NJ) 24, 47, 59. 95. 102 Clariday, Sandra (MSLS. U of TN) 38 Claus, Santa (North Pole) 46 Clemmer, Billy Ray (Etowah. Tn)
Clunan. Chris (Franklin, Tn) 24, 32, 54. 58. 73, 98, 99, 1 14 Combs, Derrick (Rutledge, Tn) Combs, Mary (Harrison, Tn) 95 Conner. Paul (Englewood. Tn) Cooper, Robert (Tampa, Fl) 95
Corum, Gary (Cleveland, Tn) 7. 24, 59. 105
Courson. Maxwell (PhD, U of Hawaii) 38
Courson. Naomi (Athens, Tn) 24
Cox, Ed (PhD. U of Alabama) 53
Cox. Katnna (Madisonville, Tn)
Crabtree, Barry (Athens, Tn) 13, 18. 58, 66. 88, 89, 92
Crabtree, Sylvia (Riceville. Tn) 20. 1 16, 1 19
Crisp. Jeffrey (Englewood, Tn)
Crockett, Kay (Etowah, Tn)
Crockett, Kim (Athens, Tn) i 19
Cyphers, William Todd (Englewood, Tn)
Dahle, Jason (Brandon. Fl) 6, 95
Dake, John (Athens, Tn)
Dalton, Pam (Maryville, Tn) 13. 62, 88
Davenport. Glena (Madisonville, Tn)
Davis. Jason (Guntersville, Al) 95
Davis. Ronnie (Madisonville. Tn) 24
Decker, Carol (Athens, Tn)
Dedmon, Kenneth (Brentwood. Tn) 24. 59, 73, 98, 99. 102. 114
Delaughter, Jamal (Seffner, Fl) 24, 95. 1 14
Dennison, Mark (Dalton, Ga) 94, 95
Dewhirst, Emily (MS, U of N. Illinois) 38
Dodd. Joey (Athens, Tn)
Dodgen, Donald (MS, U of TN) 37, 38, 49. 63. 70, 102, 122
Donegan, Beth (Athens. Tn) 4, 24. 45. 52, 59. 102, 109
Donnelly, Daniel (Wayne, NJ) 7. 25, 59, 105
Dotson, Luke (Greenback, Tn)
Dover, Peggy (Athens, Tn)
Dulfett, John (Daytona Beach, Fl) 9, 12, 25, 49, 70. 71. 73. 117.
Duncan. David (PhD, Vanderbilf) 39
Duncan, Pal
Dunn, Durwood (PhD, U of TN) 39
Dyer, Christy (Knoxvile, Tn) 60, 65. 69. 73. 96, 97. 107
Dyer, Lyder (Portsmouth, Dominica) 25, 49. 51, 69
Ealy, Dwain (Athens, Tn)
Earls, Bobby (Morrow, Ga) 26, 54, 55, 60, 66, 73, 78, 79, 80. 81, 86, 96,
98, 122, 124 Fatherly, Jennifer (Oak Ridge, Tn) 4, 6. 26, 75 Edge, Kinsley (Atlanta, Ga) 4, 26, 47, 58, 59, 97 Eggert, James (Cleveland, Tn) 56 Elliolt, Phil (Chattanooga, Tn) 26, 95 Elrod, David G (Cleveland, Tn) Ely, Steve (Maryville, Tn) 95 Engberg. Jeff (Marietta, Ga) 26, 95 English, Vicki (Crossville, Tn) 4, 26, 97, 1 13 Ensminger, Robbie (AA, TWC) 38 Esquinance, Dewey (Cleveland, Tn) 26 Evans, Jeft (Sweetwater, Tn) 26 Evans, Wade (Sweetwater, Tn) Everett. Susan (Athens, Tn)
Everroad, Sonya (Kingsport, Tn) 4. 26, 55, 76, k 77, 82, 96. 97, 1 18 Ezetl, David (Sweetwater, Tn)
Farley. Shawn (Knoxville, Tn) 26, 102, 104, 105
Faulk, Julie (MSLS, U of TN) 39
Fawcett, Brenda (Sweetwater, Tn)
Ficklen, Teresa (Riceville, Tn) 91
Fielden, Terrell (Knoxville, Tn)
Fields, Duane (Snellville, Ga) 1 17
Folks, Jeff (PhD, Indiana University) 39, 56
Fowler, Penny (MS, U of KY) 39, 41
Fox, Douglas Scott (Philadelphia, Tn)
Frazier, Angie (Athens, Tn) 26, 110. Ill
Freeman, Traci (Tellico Plains, Tn)
Fngerio, Gian (Marietta, Ga) 7. 26. 43, 45, 52, 82, 105
Fritts, Tim (Evensville, Tn) 12
Fnzzell, Mark (Harrison, Tn) 26, 71. 86
Frye, Scott (Madisonville, Tn) 12
Fugate, John (Tazewell, Tn) 26, 95
Fuller, Carta (Athens, Tn)
Gaffney, Paul (Benham, Ky) 7, 26, 51, 69. 102, 103, 112
Gann, K C. (Seymour, Tn) 70. 71, 95, 102
Garner, Kim (Knoxville, Tn) 26, 62, 96, 97, 107
Geeter, Jeff (BS, TWC) 40, 97, 98, 1 14
Gernert, Caroline (Athens, Tn) 4, 27, 52, 53
Gibson, Mark (Charleston, Tn) 27, 62. 78, 79, 81
Giles, Travis (Athens, Tn) 27, 102
Gilliam, Julie (Athens. Tn) 4, 7, 10. 27, 58. 103. 110, 111
Glynn, Sheila (Athens, Tn) 45
Godsey, Sherry (Sweetwater, Tn) 20. 45. 84. 88. 91, 1 16. 1 18
Goss, Barbara (Sweetwaler, In)
Gossett, Kim (Etowah, Tn)
Graham, Craig (Crossville, Tn) 27
Graham, Jon (Chattanooga, Tn) 27, 98
Greco, Joe (Seffner. Fl) 57
Green, Linda (Charleston, Tn) 20. 27
Green, Nelson (BS, TWC) 40, 114
Greene. Larry D (Madisonville, Tn)
Greene. Tyrone (Nassau, Bahamas) 27, 51, 61, 63, 67
Greenhoe, Mary (EdD, U of TN) 62
Greenland, William (Athens, Tn)
Gregg. Jeffrey (Maryville, Tn) 27, 49
Griggs, Wayne (Chattanooga, Tn) 102, 105
Gnlfin, Thomas (Dover, NJ) 49, 70. 71
Grisko. Robert (Willmgboro, NJ)
Guevara, Andres (San Jose, Costa Rica) 27, 75, 78. 79, 91
Gunter. Tony (Riceville, Tn)
Guthrie. Carol (MS, U of TN)
Guthrie, Rachel (Calhoun, Tn) 100, 101
Hagans, Paul (Lexington, Ky) 16. 27, 102
Hamamoto. Miwa (Kagoshima, Japan) 27, 36
Hammond, Katie (Madisonville, Tn)
Hanley, Brian (Maryville, Tn) 95
Harrell, Karen (Sweetwater, Tn)
Harris, Jacqueline (Tellico Plains, Tn)
Harris, Todd (Athens, Tn)
Harnson. James (MEd, U of TN) 38
Harnson. Stan (MS, U of TN) 10, 38, 64, 72. 87, 92, 96. 100. 101, 116.
122. 123 Hart, Travis (Loudon, Tn) 7, 27, 57, 104, 105 Hawkins. Alan (Tellico Plains, Tn) 27 Hawkins, Steve (Madisonville, Tn) Hayes, Jeanette (Etowah, Tn)
Head, Anita (Rock Spring, Ga) 6. 27, 61. 72, 73. 74, 75, 78, 79 Helle. Janine (Powell, Tn) 19, 20, 45. 48, 62, 89, 93. 100, 101, 109. 119
123 Henderson, Pamela (Philadelphia. Tn) Henley, Robert (Cleveland, Tn) Hensley, H K (Etowah, Tn) Hershey, Marilyn (Etowah, Tn) Hewett, Jack (Loudon, Tn) 28, 71 Higgins, Roger (Benton. Tn) 10. 13, 19, 44, 61, 62. 64, 65. 66. 67, 73.
75, 78, 79, 80, 81, 85. 86, 88. 89, 1 19. 121. 124 Might. Andrew (Marietta, Ga) 6. 23. 28, 73. 83. 98. 114, 124 Hill, Adeline (Athens, Tn) Hinkle. Dennis (Maryville, Tn)
Hocking, Darin (Stone Mtn , Ga) 28, 45, 68, 78, 79 Hodge, Joey (Rutledge, Tn) 28, 70, 7 1 Hogan, James (Whitehall, Pa) 29, 95 Holt, Robert E (Tellico, Tn) Honda, Hiroko (Fukuoka, Japan) 29 Hood, Michael (Benton, Tn) 13, 15, 18. 59, 62. 64, 65, 66. 67, 78, 79,
80, 01, 89, 119, 121, 124 Horan, Pete (Mornstown, NJ) 7, 28, 70, 71, 114 Howard. Ferol (Chattanooga, Tn) 53, 1 16 Howard, Rene (Etowah, Tn) 4, 28. 51, 59, 69, 101 Howell, Karen (Athens, Tn) 20 Hudson, Barry (Tampa. Fl) 28, 51, 95
Hughes, Laura (Gamesboro. Tn) 12, 44, 64. 65, 85, 89. 1 18. 1 19, 125 Humpherys, Hershel (Niota. Tn) Hutcheson, Dane (Benton, Tn) Hutsell. Harold (Athens, Tn) Hutson, B T (MS U of Tn) 39 Hyder, Rebecca (Kingsport, Tn) 4. 10, 28, 45. 48. 57. 73. 85. 86. 109,
11 0, 111
Ikeda, Kyoko (Nagasaki, Japan) 12, 116 Ingram, Amy (Harnman, Tn) 29, 62. 82, 97 Irons, Teresa (Athens. Tn) Ishimaru. Nagisa (Fukuoka, Japan) 29
Jackson, Bryan (MBA. U. of TN)
Jansen, Joy (Knoxville, Tn) 28, 62. 91
Jaquish, Charles (Athens, Tn)
Jaynes, Emily (Athens, Tn)
Jenkins, Sherry (Knoxville. Tn) 28, 45, 62, 83. 86, 91, 96, 97, 100, 101,
106. 107 Johnson, Betty Scott 42
Johnson, Gary (Oak Ridge. Tn) 51. 94, 95, 1 14 Johnson, Jennifer (Mt Juliet, Tn) 28, 78. 79. 81, 83, 91, 97 Johnston, Michael (Cartersville, Ga) 94, 95 Jones, Cynthia (Etowah, Tn) Jones, Greg (Athens, Tn) 68, 84 Jones, Kitty (Newport, Tn) 4, 6, 28. 102 Jones, Matthew (fvladisonville, Tn) 102 Jones, Venita (AA, Sierra College) 40, 45, 63 Jordan, Lisa (Athens, Tn) Jurgens, Laura (Englewood, Tn) 29, 74, 75
Haaser. Doug (Athens. Tn) 13. 1 19 Hackler, Laura (Decatur, Tn) Haga, Ritsuko (Fukuoka. Japan) 27
K
Keirn, Betty (MS, FSU) 10, 39, 49, 66. 67, 70, 71
Keller. Lesley (Madisonville, Tn)
Kerley, Steven (Athens, Tn) 20. 58
Key, Robert (Delano, Tn)
Khaiah, Ham (Kuwait)
Kilby, Windlyn (Tellico Plains. Tn)
King, Ange (Crossville, Tn) 4, 29
King, Lisa (Gatlinburg, Tn) 12, 62. 65, 107
Kinsey. Robyn (Dalton, Ga)
Kirby. B. J (Seffner. Fl) 54, 95
Kirkland, Candace (Etowah, Tn) 19, 46, 51, 57. 64. 65. 93. 101. 106,
107. 1 13, 124 Kirkland, Richard A, (Tellico Plains, Tn) Kittell. Jill (Etowah, Tn)
Knight. Jelaine (Conyers, Ga) 4, 28, 51, 59, 60, 72, 73, 96, 97 Knox, Carolyn Sue (Englewood, Tn) Korsah, Kofi (PhD. U of Missoun) 39, 69 Kronberg, Knstine (Worcester, Ma) 4, 28, 56, 57 Ku, Eun-Ah (Seoul, Korea) 28 Ku, Seulah (Seoul, Korea) 13, 88 Kuboske, Kevin (Athens. Tn) Kyker, William (Sweetwater, Tn) Kyle, Donna (Sweetwater, Tn) Kyle, Marcus (Cleveland, Tn)
Lambert, Tom (Englewood, Tn)
Lane. Angela (Crossville, Tn) 6, 28. 45. 53. 55. 66. 72. 73. 74, 75, 78
80, 81, 82, 124 Lashley, Debbie (Loudon, Tn) 29 Laudermilk, Daria (Athens. Tn) 13, 119 Lawrence, Eric (Jonesboro, Ga) 94, 95 Lawson, Eric (Etowah. Tn) Lee, John (Knoxville, Tn) 58 Lewis. John (Nolansburg, Ky) 29. 102 Lewis, Steve (Clarksville. Tn) 30, 66. 102 Lewis. Timothy (Savannah. Ga) 94, 95, 114 Lewis. Tracey (Etowah, Tn) Liao, Xianming (Fujian. China) 13 Libby. Ryan (Crossville. Tn) 30, 55. 73. 74. 82. 98 Linder, John (Harnson. Tn) 14. 49, 86, 93. 94, 95
126
Littleton, Joe {Decatur, Tn)
Littleton, Kelly (Loudon, Tn) 14, 74, 75
Ltttreal, Steven (Madisonville, Tn)
Lloyd, Tom (Chattanooga, Tn) 30, 49, 54, 95
Lollis, Etijabetti (Alliens. Tn) 55
Long, Fted (Maryvitte, Tn) 30, 102
Long. Gary (MS, US Naval School) 39
Lolti, Anthony (Morrow, Ga) 14, 46, 95
Lowe, Glenn 42, 63
Loy. Alan (Pigeon Forge, Tn) 30, 95
Lusk, Kevin (Hixson, Tn) 30, 53, 56. 73. 86. 98. 99. 102
Lycans, Stroud (Peachlree City. Ga) 30. 59, 60, 73. 98. 99, 104, 105,
1 14 Lynn, Rhonda (Teltico Plains, Tn) Lyons. Richard (Athens. Tn) 30. 57 Lytle. Sann (Knoxvitte. Tn) 15. 84
Powell. Jason (Decatur. Tn) 29, 32, 102, 103
Powers, Jack (Engtewood, Tn)
Pratt, Joy (Maryville, Tn) 4, 32, 53
Price, Jo Rita (Gale City, Va) 15, 19. 51, 59
Price, Kelli (Athens, Tn)
Price, Tracey (Sweetwater, Tn) 33
PriesI, Kim (Ten Mite, Tn) 10, 33. 88. 110. Ill
Priest. Patrick (Ten Mile. Tn)
Pulley. Amy (Crossvitle, Tn)
Q
Queen, Phillip (Ringgold, Ga) 68
M
Majlesi, Emmanuel (Athena, Tn) 63, 102
Malone, William (Brentwood, Tn) 25, 30. 55, 73, 85, 98. 108
Marshall, Kay (Englewood. Tn) 86. 101. 123
Martin. Janice 41
Martin, Rhonda (Madisonville, Tn)
Marx. Jimmy (Mahwah, NJ) 7, 30, 102, 105
Mason, Laura Lee (Loudon, Tn) 30
Mason, Scott (Harnman. Tn) 30, 57, 94, 95, 108
Matthews, Lynn (Chattanooga, Tn) 30, 100, 101, 114, 123
Maupin. Lynn (Kingsport, Tn) 4, 31, 55, 59. 76. 77. 96, 97, 102
Maxwell, Betsy (Madisonville, Tn) 31
May, James (Oneida, Tn) 95
Mayberry, Janet (Athens, Tn)
Mays, Rick (Knoxville. Tn) 31, 102. 103
McCallie, Sarah (Birchwood. Tn) 30. 44, 59, 61. 62. 63. 64, 65, 66, 67,
78, 79 McClanahan, Pamela (Riceville, Tn)
McCloud, John (Gary, In) 13, 15, 19. 51, 63, 69, 93. 102, 103, 112. 124 McClung, Mark (Sweetwater. Tn) McConkey. Carolyn (Madisonville, Tn) McCorkle, Robin (Cleveland. Tn) McDaniel, Cynthia (Tellico Plains, Tn) McGhee, Brett (LaFollette, Tn) 102 McKeehan. Misty (Athens. Tn) 30. 71. 1 10, 111 McKenzie, Britt (Decatur, Tn) 29, 30, 102 Meguiar, Mike (PhD. U of TN) 39. 63 Mendez, Marina (Ooltewah, Tn) 4 Merrell, Laura (Englewood. Tn) Miller, Cheryl (Madisonville. Tn) Miller. Eugenia 41
Miller. George (EdD, U- of VA) 38. 90 Miller, Susan (Englewood, Tn)
Mitchell. Kenny (Ooltewah. Tn) 31. 45. 47, 50, 54. 1 14 Monroe, Marilyn (Athens, Tn) Moore, James (Sweetwater, Tn) Moore, Lisa (Kingsport. Tn) 31 Moore, Nancy (Riceville, Tn) Moore. Nick (Cartersvile. Ga) 95 Moore, Patton (Niota, To) Moore, Rhonda (Niota, Tn)
Mori, Tomoko (Nagasaki, Japan )31, 62, 63, 78, 79 Morrison, Dawn (Franklin, Tn) 9. 31, 47, 59, 72, 97 Moser, Randall (Madisonville, Tn) Moser, Ronald (Cleveland, Tn) 31 Moses. Kathy (Madisonville, Tn) 31 Murphy, Michael (Cleveland, Tn) Myatt, Becky (Chattanooga. Tn) 31. 44, 61, 62, 64, 65, 66, 73, 78. 81,
85, 88, 107. 112 Myers, Julie (Chattanooga, Tn) 3i, 62, 107
Naff, George E. Jr. (DD. Emory & Henry) 39, 63
Neese. Connie (Dayton, Tn)
Neil, Vonda (Knoxville, Tn)
Newman, Annette (Athens, Tn)
Newton. Greg (Tampa, Fl) 95
Newton. Pat (Athens. Tn)
Nichols, Jamillah (Tampa. Fl) 3i, 95
Nichols, Kelli (Loudon, Tn)
Nielson, Christy (Kingston, Tn) 106, 107
Noda. Kozo (Nagasaki, Japan)
Norfleet, Lydia (MA, EKU) 41, 1i7
Norfleet, Wayne (MS. FL International U ) 40
Nunley. Michael (Athens, Tn) 1 16
Ogle, Dwayne (Pigeon Forge. Tn)
Oneal, Tom {MAcc. U of TN) 39, 90
Oot. Lisa (Turtletown. Tn) 31, 78, 79, 81
OShields. Kevin (Clarkston, Ga) 59, 98
O'Shields, Missy (Seymour. Tn) 5. 31. 59, 76, 103, 110. 111
Overton. Marti (Oak Ridge, Tn) 4. 6. 31. 74. 75
Pace, Daniel (Basking Ridge, NJ) 104. 105, 1 19
Painter, Dennis (Cleveland. Tn)
Palmer, Lisa (Harnman, Tn)
Parker. Janni (Cleveland, Tn) 68
Parris, Evelyn (Loudon, Tn) 15. 1 19, 88
Parsons, Kelley (Etowah. Tn) 31. 109
Passmore, Kim (Athens, Tn)
Payne, Kourtney (Etowah, Tn) 31, 96, 97, 109
Perkins, David (Etowah, Tn)
Perry. Louisa (Knoxville, Tn) 10, 15. 46, 58, 70, 71, 74. 75
Petitt, Carol (Decatur, Tn)
Phillips. Randall (Athens, Tn) 49. 51. 95
Phillips, Rebecca (Athens, Tn) 14
Phillips, Rodney (Athens. Tn) 49. 51, 52. 58. 86. 95
Pierce, Todd (Seymour, Tn) 70. 95
Pike. Tim (Dalton. Ga) 95
Pitt, Frankie {Athens, Tn)
Pitt, Kim (Athens, Tn) 14
Plemons. Leslie (Athens. Tn) 4. 14, 45, 48. 91, 1 10. 111. 1 16. 117,
Policastro, Mike (BS. TWO 20. 105
Poore, P J- (Athens. Tn) 83
Ramey. Mark (Challanooga, Tn) 5. 33, 59. 73. 98, 102
Raper, Dannette (Athens, Tn) 4, 33, 46
Redding, Kevin (Jasper. Tn)
Reed, Jill (Knoxville. Tn) 46
Reedy, Christine (Riceville, Tn)
Richards, Debra (Rockwood, Tn) 4. 5, 32, 53, 55, 62, 76. 82
Richmond, David (Delano, Tn)
Riden, Wendy (Athens, Tn) 4. 7. 32, 64, 100, 101. 1 14, 123
Risner. Randolph (Athens, Tn)
Roark, Kenneth (BS, Union) 40, 95
Robb, Ellen CWilmmgton. De) 4. 33, 102
Roberts, Sam (PhD, Drew) 38. 54. 63. 64, 65. 72. 87, 91, 100
Roberts, Sharmin (Decatur. Tn) 4. 5, 8. 9. 17, 60, 64, 66, 67, 86. 87. 89,
90, 100, tOl. 112, 123 Roberts, Stella (MDiv, Yale) 39, 100, 114 Roberts. Steven (Tracy. Tn) 7. 105, 1 14
Rogers, Melissa (Mountain City, Ga) 7, 15, 20. 86, 117. 119 Rollins. Gina (Cleveland, Tn)
Rose, Kimberly (Germantown. Tn) 4, 33, 60. 64, 76, 77, 85. 86. 102 Ross, Susan (Maryville, Tn) Rouse, Brandi (Etowah, Tn) Rowe, Tim (Powell. Tn) 51. 69 Royer, Chris (Sweetwater, Tn) 33 Ryan, Greg (Tampa, Fl) Ryan, Kelly (Maryville. Tn) 15 Ryberg, Janice (DMus, FSU) 39 Ryberg, Robert (EdD, Arizona Slate U ) 39
Salyers, Leslie (Philadelphia. Tn) 33
Sanders, Lisa (Athens, Tn)
Saunders. Evelyn 42
Saunders, Libby (Athens, Tn) 15
Schaeter. William (Athens, Tn)
Schneider, Jon (Jacksonville, Fl) 32, 59, 73, 98, 99, 102
Scott, Rebecca (Loudon, Tn) 32
Seals, Shannon (Maryville, Tn) 15. 45. 57, 88
Seaton, Angela (Riceville, Tn)
Seltenwright, John (Miami. Fl) 95
Senn, Courtney (MAT, Duke) 39. 100
Sexton. Ray (Luttrell. Tn) 33, 91. 95
Shanks, Lisa (Maryville, Tn) 33, 48. 83. 84, 91
Shaw, David (Athens. Tn)
Shiflet, Jason (Valnco, Fl) 6, 33
Shigematsu, Kenji (Saga, Japan) 14
Shoemaker, Beverly (Decatur, Tn)
Shofner, Dawn (Knoxville, Tn) 33, 106, 107
Shultz, Jane
Shutters, Keith (Ringgold, Ga) 6, 95
Simmons, Jerry (Maryville, Tn)
Simmons, Kimberly (Maryville, Tn) 14, 20, 46
Simpukas, Otonas (New Tazewell, Tn) 32, 86, 95
Skyberg, Kathy (Oak Ridge, Tn) 4, 32, 44, 55, 62, 74. 75. 78, 79, 82
Sluss, Curtis (Madisonville, Tn)
Smith, Angela (Cleveland. Tn)
Smith, Dan (Austell, Ga) 5. 7, 14, 15. 17, 20, 50, 72, 73, 89, 90. 105.
1 13. 117. 118 Smith, David (Maryville, Tn) Smith, Dennis (Maryville, Tn) Smith, Donna (harnman. Tn) Smith, Ellen (Athens. Tn) Smith, Stacey (Niota. Tn) Smith, Tim (Athens, Tn) 1 19 Songer. Faye (Etowah, Tn) Sowders, Sandra (Greenback, Tn)
Spitler, Tim (Rocky Face. Ga) 6, 33, 59, 66, 67, 88, 95. 113. 1 14 Spurlmg, Wes (Knoxville, Tn) 33, 59, 102 Staff, David {Atmore, Al) 71, 94, 95 Stamey, Carl Clayton (Loudon, Tn) 15 Starks. Reeche (Tampa, Fl) Starnes, Robert (Nashville, Tn) Stevenson, William (Lexington, KY) 33. 102. 114 Stewart, Johnny (Tellico Plains, Tn) Stout. Scott (Kingston, Tn) 5, 62 Strange, Bob (Loudon, Tn) 33 Stuckey. Kellie (Newport, Tn) 5, 6, 9, 34, 55, 59, 72, 73. 74. 75. 787. 79,
80, 81, 102 Su, Sixto (Miami, Fl) 34, 95
Summit!, Melanie (Sweetwater, Tn) 34, 72. 75, 78, 79, 81 Swayne, Faith (Etowah, Tn)
Tabor, Dewayne (Twin City. Ga) 34, 95
Taffer, Jimmy (Sevierville, Tn) 6, 94, 95
Tagawa, Miyuki (Nagasaki, Japan) 35
Takeshita, Yasuyo (Fukuoka, Japan) 35
Tamaki, Megumi (Okinawa, Japan) 34
Tarver, Holly (Cleveland, Tn)
Tate, Stephen (Athens, Tn)
Taylor, Lawana (McDonald, Tn)
Taylor, Melanie (Delano, Tn) 34. 66, 67. 88
Tennyson, Robert (Athens, Tn) 55. 70, 78, 79
Thacker, Greg (Cartersville. Ga) 10, 15, 46, 70, 71, 74
Thierbach, John (Knoxville. Tn) 56
Thomas, Joe (Knoxville, Tn) 7, 14, 18. 20, 43, 45. 104. 105. 1 18. 1 19
Thomas, Melissa (Chattanooga. Tn) 4. 6, 34, 74, 75, 106, 107
Thompson, Jim (MA. U of Houston) 40, 48, lOO
Thompson, Susan (Athens. Tn) 11, 14. 15. 18, 48, 49. 58. 64, 65, 100
Thomson, Laurie (Molena, Ga) 34
Thornton, Helen (Crossville. Tn) 4. 35. 46, 47, 55. 74, 75, 78. 79, 97. 102
Thraaher. Pamola (Athens, Tn) 14. 88. 122
Tomon, Ayako 35
Torbett. Pamela (Sweetwater, Tn)
Torbott, Mark (Challanooga. Tn) 34, 98, 99
Travis. Kymberly (Mosheim. Tn) 52. 53. 63. 68. 76. 77. 82. 109
Trewhitt, Madison (Cleveland. Tn) 1 17
Trotter, Louise 42, 75
Tulloss. Dawn (Daylon, Tn)
Turner, Cindy (Kinsport. Tn) 4. 45. 46, 85. 102
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Umi. Yoko (Fukuoka. Japan) 34. 60
Underwood. Sherry (Sweetwaler, Tn) 4, lO. 34 46, 47, 62. 64. 65. 72.
73. 85. 88. 107 Upton, Jacqueline (Sweetwater. Tn) Ura, Kazuko (Nagasaki. Japan) 34. 63. 787, 79
Vance, Dana (Athens. Tn) 35
Vandagrifl, Greg (Knoxville, Tn) 6. 35. 95
Vaughn, Kimberly (Kingsport, Tn) 62. 76. 77, 93, 96, 97. 107. l 12
Vaughn, Lisa (Etowah. Tn)
Vibbert, Holland 40, 102. 110, 122. 123
Vibbert, Mitch (Athens, Tn)
Vincent. Tracy (Athens, Tn) 34
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Wagers, Scott (Tampa, Fl) 5, 34, 50, 59. 102
Walker, Freddy (Tellico Plains, Tn) 34
Wallace, Deborah (Maryville. Tn) 4, 6. 34, 46. 74, 75. 1 14
Wallin, Jayne (Newport, Tn) lO. 15. 19, 88, 89, 92, 109. 124
Walsh, Richard (Smyrna, Ga) 32, 35. 52, 53, 54, 55. 82. 102
Warmouth, Carl (Athens, Tn) 15, 51, 58, 64. 78, 79. 81. 1 19
Warren, Jerry (Sugar Valley, Ga) 35. 68
Washington, Charlotte 42
Waters. Pat (MA, U of TN) 40
Watson. Tracey (Athens. Tn) 16, 58
Watson, Tracy (Madisonville, Tn) 53
Wattenbarger, Donna (Athens, Tn)
Wattenbarger, James Allen (Athens. Tn)
Wattenbarger, Scott (Athens. Tn)
Watts. Kelley (Philadelphia. Tn) 36, 76, 77
Watts, Stephanie (Loudon Tn) 16
Wear, Phyllis (Tellico Plains. Tn) 15, 16. 18. 100. 1 17. 1 19
Weaver, John (Blountville, Tn) 25
Weaver, Tony (Kingsport, TN) 5, 6. 9. 15. 19. 36. 51. 54. 59. 60. 73. 74.
93, 98, 99, 1 14, 1 17, 119 Webb, Johnny (Maryville, Tn) Webb. Reid (Philadelphia, Tn) Webb. Sheila (Athens, Tn) Webster, Deborah (Knoxville, Tn) Weir, Linda (Athens, Tn) 16, 1 17 Wesley, Tommy (Alma, Ga) 36, 95. 114 West. Craig (Greeneville. Tn) 95. 1 19 West, Michael (Athens. Tn) 16, 119 Westerman, C J. (BS, Union) 40, 95 Whaley. Jimbo (Pigeon Forge, Tn) 6, 35. 36. 46. 59. 95 Wheeler, Michelle (Madisonville. Tn) 16. 1 19 Whiting. Lynn (MEd. MSU) 40 Wiggins, David (Maryville, Tn) Wiggins, Genevieve (PhD, U of TN) 40, 84. 1 16 Wilkey, Sandra (Athens, Tn) 36
Williams. Anna (Athens. Tn) 36, 44. 52. 53. 55. 78. 79 Williams. Hal (Marietta, Ga) 57, 117, 118 Williams, Jeanne (MS, U of TN) 41 Williams. Kris 42
Williams, Teresa (Riceville. Tn) 107 Willingham, Gregory (Tampa, Fl) 95 Wilson, Debbie (Sweetwater. Tn) Wilson, Jeninne (Madisonville, Tn) Wilson, Margaret (Etowah, tn) Wilson, Mike (Decatur, Tn) Wilson, Scott (Madisonville. Tn) Winder, Donna (Etowah, Tn) Windham, Don (BS. Berry College) 41, 68 Womack, Julyne (Athens, Tn) Woodby, Joan (Sweetwater, Tn) 36 Wooden, Shannon (Athens. Tn) Woods, Heath (Rogersville, Tn) 36, 59. 95 Woods, John (PhD, U of Southern Miss) 40, 63 Woods, Ronnie (Decatur, Tn) 29. 36. 70, 102 Woods, Susan (MS. MSU) 40, 63 Workman, Cherye (Sweetwaler, Tn)
Wright, Amanda (Murtreesboro, Tn) 7, 36. 73, 76, 77. 100. 101, 102, 107 Wright, Debbie (Athens, Tn) 15. 16. 18. 20. 50. 76. 77. 89 Wyatt. Karen (Cleveland. Tn)
Yae, Chiaki (Nagasaki, Japan) 16 Yamada, Keiko (Madisonville. Tn) Yamamoto, Michiko (Kagoshima, Japan) 36 Yan. Nelson (Hong Kong) 4, 16 Yeomans, Lester (Knoxville. Tn) Young, Ronnie (Woodstock, Ga) 95
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