East Tennessee State University - Buccaneer Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1941 volume:

r . r - Muffin ||| 3 §|§||| ■ ■ -. :7x |, • n| :•• •■£■ ■ ••• . • V ? STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE JOHNSON t I I I, TENNESSEE A We, the Senior Class, do affectionately dedicate to Professor Willis B. Bible this, The 1941 Buccaneer, as a symbol of appreciation for his sound philosophy of life, sincerity in teaching, and his faithfulness as chair¬ man of the Student Activities Committee and Student Relations Committee. THE ADMINISTRATION JoL Jl. Clad au v. BUSINESS MANAGER DEAN OF WOMEN f FACULTY C. Hodge Mathes Ina Yoakley W. C. Wilson Ruth E. Thomas Thomas C. Carson Mary L. Gordy Ada H. Earnest Dr. H. B. Huddle Elizabeth Slocumb Robert B. Cox Olive Taylor Dr. D. G. Stout W. F. Rogers Maxine Mathews Dr. Lester R. Wheeler Elizabeth Black Dr. D. M. Brown Marie Harrison Dr. J. G. McMurray Bernice Barnard W. B. Bible Mary Williams Archie L. McNeal Gretchen Hyder W. L. Prince Frances Terry Velma Cloyd L. Dewey Wallis Grace J. Mauk Eleanor Carlock Ruby Doak W. R. Baker Dr. P. W. Alexander Mrs. Bert D. Hodges Thomas W. Chamberlin Margaret Madden Virginia Q. Paulling R. B. Houston Ella V. Ross Vera Hoover Blanche Britton Mrs. Robert Imboden Dr. James T. Tanner Nancy Sheedy James I. Mooney Roger W. Barrigar Dr. Lester M. Fraley William H. Nebergall Dr. H. B. Fuqua Mrs. Lester M. Fraley Mondel Ely Butterfield Isabel Martin Florence Cole Thomas P. Field THE TEIillESSEE COLLEGIA Rex Depew, Isabelle Holmes Associate Editors Pauleene Banner Associate News Editor Billie Card, Julia Chwalek Organization Reporters Sutton Carter, Fred Still, Jettee Carter, Doris Perry Thelma Goforth Fred Woods Shirley Baumgardner Edison Day Georgia King Eloise Carriger Earl Hunt Elizabeth Longmire Reporters Secretary Feature Editor Associate Editor Music Editor Feature Writer Columnist Religious Editor Fashion Editor Kathryn Lockett, Scott Herrin Columnists Jackson Fugate Kermit Carter Houston Campbell Jay Harville Bill Hart Katheryn King Harrison Marshall Juanita Millsaps Dr. Frank Field Literary Editor Sports Coordinator Sports Feature Sports Columnist Aviation Editor Girl ' s Sports Advertising Manager Associate Manager Faculty Advisor Minter Haynes, Walter Hendrix Technical Advisors Roderick Dail Sidney Harrell Associate Editor Advertising Agent Kathleen Condra, Edison Day Organizations Editors Edith Dunbar William Richardson Thelma Bennett Thelma Goforth Cowan Hood Sports Editor Photographic Editor Snap-Shot Editor Secretary Circulating Manager Kent Herrin, Rex Depew Student Advisors Dr. Frank Field Scott Herrin Pauleene Banner Faculty Advisor Junior Editor Junior Business Mgr. Editor-in-Chief Business Manager MINTER L. HAYNES WALTER M. HENDRIX THE BUCCANEER STAEE [ 9 ] mmm .. isiip §ii pimp ■ : liiilli It is hard for us, as Seniors, to bid our dear old Alma Mater, the State Teachers College, farewell. We have walked hand in hand along the campus paths; we have studied together the difficult problems; side by side, we have pushed toward that thing known as graduation and now, today, we are ready to make that final step across the finishing line. [ 12 ] CATHERINE LENORE ANDERSON Johnson City, Tenn. English, History Transfer from Milligan Col¬ lege, ' 38; Footlight Players ' 38- ' 40; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 38- ' 40; Pi Sigma, ' 39- ' 41. HELEN JANE ANDERSON Johnson City, Tenn. Home Economics, French Home Economics Club, ' 39- 41; Pi Sigma, ' 40- ' 41. ANNE LOUISE BACON Johnson City, Tenn. F rench, English, History Home Economics Club, ' 37- ' 40; Footlight players, ' 37- ' 40, Sec. Treas., ' 39-40; Meth¬ odist Youth Group, ' 39; Twirl- ers, ' 39- ' 40. GEORGIA SUE BARNES Blountville, Tenn. English, Latin F. T. A., ' 39- ' 41. THELMA ISABELLA BENNETT Johnson City, Tenn. Home Economics, History Choir, ' 37- ' 41; Glee Club, ' 37- ' 41; S. T. C. Club, ' 37- ' 41, Vice-Pres., ' 41; Footlight Play¬ ers, ' 37; Tennessee Collegian, ' 41; Buccaneer, ' 41; Sigma Omega, ' 38- ' 41; Twirlers, ' 38- ' 40; Head Drum Major. ORVILLE EUGENE BOGART, JR. Erwin, Tenn. Science, History Senior Representative to Student Council; Band, ' 37- ' 38, ' 40- ' 41; Choir, ' 37- ' 38; Glee Club, ' 37- ' 39. HANSEL CLEOVIS BYRD Sevierville, Tenn. Transfer S. T. C.; Murfrees¬ boro; Industrial Arts; Social Science; Pestalozzians, ' 38- ' 41. KATHLEEN CONDRA So. Pittsburg, Tenn. Ph. Ed., Social Science Senior Representative to Student Council; F. T. A., ' 39- ' 41, 1st Vioei-Pres., ' 40; Buccaneer, ' 41; Y. W. C. A., ' 38- ' 41, 1st Vice-Pres.; Sigma Omega, ' 38- ' 41, Secretary, ' 40- ' 41; Intramurals, ' 39- ' 41; Head of Sports; Drill Squad, ' 39- ' 40; Honor Roll, ' 38-41; Who ' s Who, 41. CLASS OF IV I IV E T E E IV FORTY 0 N ( [ 13 ] EDITH CATES Hampton, Tenn. Transfer Carson Newman English, History BENJAMIN DICKERSON CATON Newport, Tenn. Chemistry, English, Mathematics Glee Club, ' 37- ' 38; Science Club, ' 37- ' 39; Pestalozzians, ' 37- ' 41; Intramurals, ' 37- ' 40. ELIZA MONIES COMPTON Brush Creek, Tenn. English, Physical Education, Social Studies Transfer from Virginia Inter- mont College; Intramurals, ' 38- ' 41; Twirlers, ' 39- ' 41; All Fam¬ ous Volleyball Team, ' 39- ' 41. LUCYLLE HAMMOND COOPER Elizabethton, Tenn. Social Science, English Transfer from Emory and Henry College. SAVEL ELDORA DAWSON Mosheim, Tenn. Transfer from Asheville Teachers College; Home Eco¬ nomics Club, ' 39- ' 41 Y. W. C. A., ' 39- ' 41 ; Sigma Omega, ' 39- ' 41. NAOMI PHYLLIS DONALDSON Knoxville, Tenn. English, History Transfer from Union Col¬ lege; Y. W. C. A., ' 39- ' 40; Sigma Omega, ' 39- ' 41; Intra¬ murals, ' 39- ' 40. EDISON VICTOR DAY Johnson City, Tenn. Music, English Band, ' 37- ' 41, ' 40- ' 41 Lieut.; Glee Club, ' 37- ' 41, Vice-Pres., ' 38- ' 39; S. T. C., ' 40- ' 41 ; Or¬ chestra, ' 37- ' 41 ; President, ' 38- ' 39; Librarian, ' 39- ' 41; Ten¬ nessee Collegian, ' 40- ' 41; Buc¬ caneer, ' 41; Twirlers, Instruct¬ or, ' 41. REX DENWIL DEPEW Johnson City, Tenn. Latin, Math, English Choir, ' 37- ' 41; Glee Club, ' 37- ' 41 ; S. T. C., Club, ' 37- ' 41; Men ' s Chorus, ' 40- ' 41; Pi Kappa Delta, ' 37- ' 41, Sec., ' 39- ' 40, Pres., ' 40- ' 41; Inter¬ national Relations, ' 39- ' 41; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 37- ' 40; Assoc. Editor, Tennessee Col¬ legian, ' 40- ' 41; Bucaneer Staff, ' 40- ' 41 ; State Freshman De¬ bate Championship, Varsity Debate, ' 37- ' 41. UU! TEACHERS COLLEGE [ 14 ] FRANCIS RODERICK DAIL Erwin, Tenn. English, Social Science Transfer from Asbury Col¬ lege and Emmanuel College; Glee Club, ' 39- ' 40; Interna¬ tional Relations, ' 40- ' 41; As¬ sociate Editor Buccaneer, ' 40- ' 41; Miracle Book Club, ' 40- ' 41. RUBY DOAK Johnson City, Tenn. English, Geography, Social Science HAROLD DOBSON Tusculum, Tenn. Social Science, Phy. Ed. Transfer from Tusculum College; Pestalozzians, ' 39- ' 41; Boys ' T Club, ' 41. ELMER ROSSE DROKE Jonesboro, Tenn. Latin, English, French Choir, ' 38- ' 41; Glee Club, ' 37- ' 41 ; S. T. C., ' 40- ' 41; Men ' s Chorus, ' 40- ' 41; Honor Roll, ' 39- ' 40. KATHRYN COOPER LOCKETT Johnson City, Tenn. Latin, English, Art F. T. A., ' 40- ' 41; Pres. M. B. C., ' 40- ' 41 ; Youth Council, ' 40- ' 41; Honor Roll. JOHN ROBERT LOVEGROVE Erwin, Tenn. Phy. Ed., History, Latin President Student Body; Vice-Pres. F. T. A., ' 41; Peta- lozzians, ' 38- ' 41; Boys ' T Club, ' 38h ' 41, Pres. ' 40- ' 41; Football, ' 38- ' 41; Basketball, ' 38- ' 41, Captain, ' 39- ' 41; Vice- Pres. Junior Class; Honor Roll, ' 39- ' 40; All Smoky Moun¬ tain Conf. Basketball guard, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41. DAVID BUCK McINTURFF Unicoi, Tenn. Ind. Arts, Science WILLIAM CLYDE McAMIS Alfton, Tenn. Science, English C. P. T. Course, Primary and Advanced. CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY - ONE [ 15 ] MARY DELL GALLOWAY Johnson City, Tenn. Health and Physical Educa¬ tion, Social Science, English, French THELMA BEATRICE GOFORTH Erwin, Tenn. Latin, English, History Band, ' 37- ' 39; Choir, ' 38- ' 40; Glee Club, ' 37- ' 41; Orchestra, ' 37- ' 39; Science Club, ' 37- ' 41; Pi Kappa Delta, ' 38- ' 41, Sec. ' 39- ' 40; I. R. C., ' 39- ' 41 ; Ten¬ nessee Collegian, ' 37- ' 41; Buccaneer, Sec. ' 40- ' 41; Y. W. C. A., ' 37- ' 41, Pres. ' 40- ' 41; Methodist Youth Group, ' 37- ' 41; M. B. C., ' 39- ' 41 ; Youth Council, ' 37- ' 41. RUTH MARGARET GREENE Johnson City, Tenn. Geography, Art Glee Club, ' 37- ' 41; S. T. C. Club, ' 40- ' 41; Footlight Play¬ ers, ' 39- ' 40; Baptist Student Union, ' 39- ' 40; Sigma Omega, ' 37- ' 41, Treas. ' 38 ' 39; Drill Squad, ' 40; Twirlers, ' 39- ' 40; Honor Roll, ' 41. GENEVA PRISCILLA GRINDSTAFF Butler, Tenn. English, Home Economics Home Economics Club, ' 37- ' 41; Drill Squad, ' 37. RAY DANA GRINDSTAFF Elizabethton, Tenn. Social Science, Music Band, ' 40- ' 41 ; Choir, ' 34- ' 35, ' 40- ' 41; Gleo Club, ' 34- ' 35, ' 40- ' 41 ; S. T. C. Club, ' 41; Men ' s Chorus, ' 34- ' 35, ' 40- ' 41; M. B. C., ' 41; Honor Roll. RUTH MARIE GROSECLOSE Kingsport, Tenn. English, Geography Footlight Players, ' 38- ' 41; Y. W. C. A., ' 41; Drill Squad, ' 37- ' 38; Honor Roll. BETTY HINTON HAGER Johnson City, Tenn. Geography, English PATTON LEMONT HALL Jonesboro, Tenn. Home Economics, History, Social Science Home Economics Club, ' 38- ' 41. STATE TEACHERS C 0 E L E G E [ 16 ] MARGARET HAMMER Boyd ' s Creek, Tenn. Phy. Ed., English, History Home Economics Club, ' 36- ' 40; Y. W. C. A., ' 39- ' 41; Intramurals, ' 36- ' 41; Head of Horseshoe, Baseball, Volley Ball; Girls ' T Club, ' 40- ' 41; Drill Squad, ' 36- ' 41. MARTHA LYLE HANCOCK Johnson City, Tenn. Geography, English M. B. C., ' 40- ' 41. SIDNEY THOMAS HARRELL Johnson City, Tenn. Footlight Players, ' 39- ' 41; I. R. C., ' 40- ' 41; Buccaneer, ' 41; Baptist Student Union, ' 39- ' 40; Sigma Omega, ' 37- ' 41; M. B. C., ' 40- ' 41. MINTER LANDON HAYNES Johnson Ctiy, Tenn. Industrial Arts, English, History F. T. A., ' 40- ' 41; Tennessee Collegian, ' 39- ' 41; Buccaneer, ' 40- ' 41, Editor ' 41. MARGARET REBECCA HENDERSON Johnson City, Tenn. Home Economics, History Home Economics Club, ' 38- 41; M. B. C., ' 40- ' 41. 1 WALTER MILLARD HENDRIX Johnson City, Tenn. Physical Science, Biological Science F. T. A., ' 41; Science Club, ' 39- ' 41; Footlight Players, ' 40- ' 41; Collegian, ' 39- ' 41; Buc¬ caneer, ' 39- ' 41, Bus. Mgr., ' 41; Honor Roll. KENT HERRIN Johnson City, Tenn. English, History Vice-Pres. Student Body, ' 41; Choir, ' 37- ' 38; Glee Club, ' 37- ' 38; Footlight Players, ' 37- ' 38; Pi Kapa Delta, ' 37- ' 41, Pres. ' 38; I. R. C., ' 39- ' 41; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 38- ' 39; Tennessee Collegian, ' 38- ' 41, Editor-in-chief, ' 40- ' 41; Buc¬ caneer, ' 41; Student Council, ' 38- ' 41; Sophomore Vice- Pres.; Junior President; Who ' s Who, ' 41. ISABELLE BREEMAN HOLMES Chattanooga, Tenn. Mathematics, English, French, History F. T. A. ' 39- ' 41; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 37- ' 41; Tennessee Collegian, ' 37- ' 41, Associate Editor, ' 41; Y. W. C. A., ' 37- ' 41; Sigma Omega, ' 37- ' 41, Pres., ' 40- ' 41; Junior Class Secretary, ' 39- ' 40; Who ' s Who ' 40- ' 41. CLASS OF NINFIEEN FORTY - ONE [ 17 ] COWAN COLUMBUS HOOD, JR. Knoxville, Tenn. Ind. Arts, English, Art F. T. A., ' 40- ' 41; Tennessee Collegian, ' 40- ' 41; Buccaneer, ' 41; Methodist Youth Group, ' 37- ' 41; M. B. C., ' 40- ' 41; Pestalozzians, ' 37- ' 38; Honor Roll. EARL G. HUNT, JR. Johnson City, Tenn. English, History Pi Kappa Delta, ' 37- ' 41; I. R. C., ' 39- ' 41; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 37- ' 40, Vice-Pres. ' 40; Methodist Youth Group, ' 38- ' 41; Youth Council, ' 37- ' 41, Chairman, ' 37- ' 38; Freshman Vice- Pres.; Sophomore Pres.; Senior Pres.; Honor Roll; In¬ tercollegiate speech honors. DEAN JAYNES Sneedville, Tenn. Chemistry, Social Science, English ROBERT LEE KEEFAUVER Jonesboro, Tenn. History, English M. B. C., ' 41. DON JEROME KELLER Greeneville, Tenn. Ind. Arts, Science, English Science Club, ' 40- ' 41; Pesta¬ lozzians, ' 36- ' 37; T Club, ' 37; Football, ' 37- ' 39; Baseball, ' 40- ' 41; C. P. T., ' 40. WILLIAM MELVILLE KELLY Chattanooga, Tenn. Music, Science, English, History D OROTHY VIVIAN KING Johnson City, Tenn. Physical Education, French Choir, ' 39- ' 41; Glee Club, ' 37- ' 41; Footlight Players, ' 38- ' 40; Pi Sigma, ' 38- ' 41; Intra¬ murals, ' 37- ' 41, Asst. Mgr., ' 40. MARGARET NOLA KOONCE Johnson City, Tenn. Home Economics, English, Science Home Economics, ' 40- ' 41; F. T. A., ' 38- ' 41; Student Ac¬ tivities Committee, ' 40- ' 41. STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE [ 18 ] HARLYN WAYNE LACY Roan Mountain, Tenn. English, History, Phy. Ed. Transfer from Appalachian State; Glee Club, ' 36- ' 38; Men ' s Chorus, ' 38; Science Club, ' 40- ' 41; Footlight Play¬ ers, ' 37- ' 38; Pi Kappa Delta, ' 37- ' 38; Baptist Student Union, ' 38, Vice-Pres.; Pestalozzians, ' 37- ' 41; Honor Roll; Track, ' 37- ' 38. ELERY ARNOLD LAY Kingsport, Tenn. History, English, Social Science Transfer from Lincoln Me¬ morial University; Science Club, ' 40- ' 41 ; Footlight Play¬ ers, ' 40- ' 41; I. R. C., ' 40- ' 41; Pestalozzians, ' 37- ' 41; Honor Roll; Pres. Summer Junior Class. LYDIA BELL LEONARD Telford, Tenn. English, History, French Glee Club, ' 37- ' 38; Orches¬ tra, ' 37- ' 40; S. T. C. Club, ' 40- ' 41; F. T. A., ' 41; I. R. C., ' 39- ' 41, Pres., ' 40- ' 41; Y. W. C. A., ' 37- ' 41; M. B. C., ' 41; Honor Roll. WALTER JAMES LEWIS Johnson City, Tenn. Music, Biology Glee Club, ' 38- ' 41; Or¬ chestra, ' 38; M. B. C., ' 40- ' 41. EDITH PAULINE DUNBAR Chuckey, Tenn. Home Economics, English Home Economics Club, ' 37- ' 41, Pres., ' 40- ' 41; Buccaneer, ' 40- ' 41; Intramurals, ' 37- ' 41; T Club, ' 39- ' 41; Drill Squad, ' 37- ' 39. WARREN FRANCIS DUNBAR Erwin, Tenn. Industrial Arts, Social Science LAUTON EDWARDS Cumberland Gap, Tenn. Industrial Art, Social Science Transfer from T. P. I.; F. T. A., ' 40- ' 41; Honor Roll. JERRY FRANKLI N FUDGE Surgoinsville, Tenn. Transfer from Tusculum College; Pestalozzians, ' 34- ' 38. Klimn FORTY - 0 Ni [ CLASS [ 19 ] GARRETT H. MASHBURN Mosheim, Tenn. Phy. Edu. ; Geography, Social Science Baseball Mgr., ' 39; Pesta- lozzian Treas., ' 40; T Club, ' 39- ' 41. CHARLES MANSON MOCK Elizabethton, Tenn. Ind. Arts, General Science ALMA PUGH NANCE Johnson City, Tenn. Glee Club, ' 37- ' 38; I. R. C., ' 39- ' 41, Sec.-Treas. ' 40- ' 41. WILMA LEONA NEFF South Pillsburg, Tenn. Geography, English, Health Honor Roll. CHARLES C. PRICE Johnson City, Tenn. English, History Glee Club, ' 24- ' 25; Honor Roll. STATE ELIZABETH SUE RADER Greeneville, Tenn. Home Economics, English Transfer from Tusculum and Asheville Normal; Choir, ' 39- ' 41; Glee Club, ' 39- ' 41; Home Economics Club, ' 39- ' 41; Foot- light Players, ' 39- ' 41; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 40- ' 41; Y. W. C. A., ' 39- ' 41, Treas., ' 40; Sigma Omega, ' 39- ' 41, Vice- Pres., ' 40. TEACH VIRGINIA KISER RADER Whitesburg, Tenn. Home Economics, English Home Economics Club, ' 38- ' 41, Vice-Pres., ' 40- ' 41; Y. W. C. A., ' 37- ' 41 ; Intramurals, ' 37- ' 41; Drill Squad, ' 37- ' 40. E R S C LETTIE JOE RANKIN Chattanooga, Tenn. Home Economics, French Home Economics Club, ' 38- ' 41; F. T. A., ' 39- ' 41, Secretary ' 39- ' 40; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 38- ' 40, President ' 39- ' 40; Ten¬ nessee Collegian, ' 37- ' 38, as¬ sistant business manager; Y. W. C. A., ' 38- ' 41 ; M. B. C., ' 39- ' 41; Sigma Omega, ' 38- ' 41, President, ' 39- ' 40; Who ' s Who ' 41; Honor Roll. 0 E E E G E [ 20 ] WILLIAM L. RICHARDSON Johnson City, Tenn. Chemistry, Biology Band, ' 35- ' 37; Buccaneer, ' 40- ' 41. ANNABEL ESTHER SCOTT Washington College, Tenn. Transfer from University of Tenn.; Pi Sigma, ' 40; Barn Warming Queen, ' 40. HAROLD ROBERT SLAGLE Erwin, Tenn. Industrial Arts, Science Pestalozzians, ' 37- ' 41; T Club, ' 40- ' 41; Primary, Secon¬ dary C. P. T. VIRGINIA McKENNY ST. IOHN Piney Flats, Tenn. Home Economics Club, ' 40- ' 41; Pi Sigma, ' 40- ' 41. BARBARA KAYE TAYLOR Kingsport, Tenn. Transfer from Lees-McRae College; Band, ' 39- ' 41; Choir, ' 39- ' 41; Glee Club, ' 39- ' 41; Orchestra, ' 39- ' 41; S. T. C. Club, ' 39- ' 41; Footlight Play¬ ers, ' 39- ' 41 ; Y. W. C. A., ' 39- ' 41; Sigma Omega; Majorette of Twirlers, ' 39- ' 41; Honor Roll. ANNA WILLIAMS THOMAS Johnson City, Tenn. English, History Pi Sigma, ' 38- ' 41, Vice-Pres. ' 39, Reporter, ' 40, Vice-Pres. ' 41. C L AS $ OF NINETEEN f 0 EMILY ANN STAFFORD Johnson City, Tenn. English, Music Transfer from Appalachian State; Glee Club, ' 33- ' 35. LOIS MARIE TURBYFILL Green Mountain, N. C. Home Economics, English Transfer from Mars Hill College; Y. W. C. A., Vice- Pres., ' 39- ' 40. i! n - im [ 21 ] FRED BROWNLOW WOODS Chattanooga, Tenn. History, Latin, English Glee Club, ' 38- ' 39; F. T. A., ' 39- ' 41; President, ' 40; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 39- ' 40; Ten¬ nessee Collegian, ' 40- ' 41 Buc¬ caneer, ' 41; Pestalozzians, ' 39- ' 41. MARTHA ELIZABETH VEST Johnson City, Tenn. History, English, French, Music Transfer from Virginia In- termont; Pi Sigma, ' 39- ' 41; Honor Roll, ' 40- ' 41. MARY ANN KYKER Johnson City, Tenn. English, Social Studies Student Body Secretary; Glee Club, ' 38- ' 41; Footlight Players, ' 38- ' 41; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 38- ' 41; Vice-Pres., ' 39; Tennessee Collegian, ' 38; Pi Sigma, ' 38- ' 41. SELMA MORROW Telford, Tenn. Home Economics, Social Science, English Transfer from Tusculum Col¬ lege; Home Economics Club, ' 41; Intramurals, ' 38- ' 39. GEORGE ANDERSON WEST Rutledge, Tenn. Industrial Arts, Social Studies Pestalozzians, ' 37- ' 41, Pres., ' 40- ' 41 ; Boys ' T Club, ' 38- ' 41, Sec.-Treas., ' 40- ' 41; Bas¬ ketball, ' 37- ' 41, Capt, ' 40- ' 41. FLOVA MAE WELBORN Erwin, Tenn. Transfer from College of Charkston; Y. W. C. A., Spring ' 39- ' 41. MARY GRACE WHITE Jonesboro, Tenn. Social Science, English, Health, Physical Education International Relations Club, ' 40- ' 41; Honor Roll. JAMES CECIL WHITLOCK Washington College, Tenn. English, History, French Transfer from University of Tennessee; International Rela¬ tions Club, ' 40- ' 41. STATE TEACHERS COLLECT [ 22 ] LOIS GENEVA HALE Morristown, Tenn. English, Home Economics Transfer from Carson-New- man; Home Economics, ' 38-- ' 39; Y. W. C. A., ' 37- ' 39. AMY COLLINS JACKSON Elizabethton, Tenn. English, History, Geography, Music WILLIAM FRANKLIN HENRY Calhoun, Tenn. Science, History, English NELLE KINCAID Etowah, Tenn. Home Economics, English, History Transfer from Lincoln Me¬ morial University; F. T. A., ' 39- ' 40 ; Y. W. C. A., ' 38- ' 40 ; Sigma Omega, ' 39- ' 41; Honor Roll. FRANK HECK Speedwell, Tenn. Industrial Arts, Social Studies, Mathematics Honor Roll. HOPE CORRELL Newport, Tenn. Home Economics, Social Science, Art Home Economics Club, ' 38- ' 39; Y. W. C. A., ' 35- ' 37; In¬ tramurals, ' 35- ' 36. JOHN FRANKLIN BELEW Johnson City, Tenn. Social Science, English, Geography Footlight Players, ' 38- ' 41; Army. HELEN KATHERINE WEBB Bluff City, T enn. History, Physical Education, English Footlight Players, ' 37- ' 38; Y. W. C. A., ' 37- ' 38; Intra- murals, ' 37- ' 38. CLASS OF NHUEI FORTY - ONE [ 23 ] MARY IRENE MASTERS Telford, Tenn. Home Economics, English Home Economics Club, ' 40- ' 41. CARRIE M. THOMAS Elizabethton, Tenn. Science, English, German Transfer from University of Tennessee. UNA INEZ OTTINGER Parrottsville, Tenn. Social Science, Home Econo¬ mics, English Transfer from Carson-New- man College. LONNIE LEE KEETON Oneida, Tenn. Industrial Arts, History, Social Science Extension University of Ten¬ nessee, Radford State Teach¬ ers College; Pestalozzians, ' 30- ' 36; Honor Roll. RUTH SHOUN COTTRELL JOHN B. GOURLEY TIP ROBERTSON LEATHA MOULDER Elizabethton, Tenn. Chuckey, Tenn. Pigeon Forge, Tenn. GARRISON English, History History, Science, English English, History, Physical Education, Geography Glee Club, ' 35- ' 36. Rockwood, Tenn. Mathematics, Geography Transfer from University of Tennessee; Band, ' 37- ' 38; Hon¬ or Roll. T AT [ TEACH E R S C 0 L L E G E [ 24 ] I I IDA JANE HORNER BLANCHE KEYS FRANCES CARBAUGH GRACE VIRGINIA WATKINS Morristown, Tenn. ARMENTROUT Johnson City, Tenn. Kingsport, Tenn. English, History, Geography Y. W. C. A., ' 39- ' 41; Honor Roll. Fall Branch, Tenn. English, Geography, History Transfer from Tennessee Wesleyan. Home Economics, Music, History Y. W. C. A., ' 36- ' 37; Home Economics Club, ' 38- ' 39; Glee C lub, ' 37- ' 40; A Capella Choir, ' 38- ' 40; S. T. C. Club, ' 39- ' 41; Honor Roll. Social Studies, English 1 ROBERT JACKSON FUGATE Abington, Va. Social Science, English, Biology- Transfer from Emory and Henry College; Footlight Play¬ ers, ' 40; Tennessee Collegian, ' 40- ' 41; Recognized Poet; Com¬ poser-Pianist. BARBARA REYNOLDS WALKER White Pine, Tenn. English, Social Studies Glee Club, ' 35; Y. W. C. A., ' 33- ' 41; Pi Sigma, ' 33; Intra- murals, ' 33- ' 35. RICHARD KYLE TOMLINSON Indian Springs, Tenn. Latin, English Transfer from University of Tennessee; Honor Roll. FERN TROTTER Dayton, Tenn. English, Chemistry, History Transfer from Berry College; Miracle Book Club, ' 39. CLASS OF VINEIEEN FORTY 0 IY E [ 25 ] Pictures EVELYN BELL Jonesboro, Tenn. English, History HATTIE GERTRUDE HENRY Bluff City, Tenn. Home Economics, English, Social Science EDITH ALMA DUGGER Elizabethton, Tenn. Social Science, English, Geography Transfer from Carson-Newman. JOHN HUBERT JENNINGS Erwin, Tenn. French, English Not Available JOE WILLIAM DAVIS Huntland, Tenn. English, Social Science SANNA BARLOW Johnson City, Tenn. Social Science, English LAWRENCE HENRY HARLESS Corryton, Tenn. Geography, History, English GRACE BONNER Athens, Tenn. Social Science, English, Geography EDWIN AVERY SHUGART Bluefield, Va. History, English Transfer from Hiwassee. IDUS CHANDLER Flag Pond, Tenn. English, History, Social Science Alma Mutex In the shadow of the mountains, under skies of blue, Stands our dear old Alma Mater, glorious to view. Sound the chorus, speed it onward, thee we ' ll never fail, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, hail to thee, all hail! Tn thy walls we formed our friendships, dear old college home, And to thee we pledge our heart, wherever we may roam. Sound the chorus, speed it onward, thee we ' ll never fail, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, hail to thee, all hail! STATE TEACHERS C 0 E L E C E [ 26 ] oj ' Vjmeteen, J ' ortij- ' Owo We, the Class of Nineteen Forty-Two, have come safely through these three years of initiation of college with the guiding hands of the graduating seniors. Now we, as the Junior Class, are ready to assume the responsibilities of the Senior Class. Ok omaS IfvlornS President (jordon Yldc daddm Vice-President Jdnez yftjerritt Secretary dj£)orotLa Jdarrod Treasurer C27] JUNIORS Orrille Huffaker Earnest Howell Mary Ryburn Virginia Baird Mildred Shoun George Wise Matalene Hunt Marion Holt Pearl Hurd Ora Bess Hunter Mary Hyder Lavetta Keck Charlotte Swadley Virginia Swingle Carl Sanders Ethel Jett Caroline M. May Mary Winslow Manley Howard Lida Cable Hazel Blevins Nellie Grigsby Elizabeth Holly Harrison Marshall Lucille Elliott Carroll Sarver Ruby Epley Virginia Cox Dorothy Butler Dorothy Fife Richard Howell Ruby Munsey Glen Kitts Pauline Myers Elizabeth Dyer Eleanor Keys Roberta Keck Willodene Gibson Kermit Wolfe Almira Chase Scott Herrin Lois Moody Juanita Millsaps Willard Grubb Katherine Miller Edward Murray Dorothy Dewald Louis Byrd Winifred Black Ruth May [ 28 ] JUNIORS Kearney Rogers Mary Milburn Carl Johnson William Pearson Elizabeth Knight Gordon McFaddin Gertrude Davis Phillip Fletcher Mary D. Ottinger Bessie Fay Wilkes William Mitchell Iva Liner John Lundy Ann King Florence Coward Calvin Dunbar Irene Byrd Maxine McClain Louise Seaver George Rowe Irene Spivey Dwight Tilson Eloise Talley Thomas Morris Clara Gaines Ray Osborne Elizabeth Fletcher Josephine Bowers H. C. Bolton Cornelia Burgan Frank St. John Evelyn Rumbley Pauleene Banner Fred Cain Trula Cardwell Billie Card Milburn Hopkins Dortha Harrod Frances Wheeler Paul Scott Beatrice Webb Ellis Sabin Inez Merritt Woody Hampton Phyllis Wine William J. Thomas Lawrence Fox Katheryn King Katherine Booth Burgess Kiser [ 29 ] S 0 P H 0 M 0 R J°L n SI man President oCove rolled Vice-President eanne cyCoivenj Secretary 2 ) ora JJale Treasurer I FRESH President 3 L eenor Secretary Treasurer v !§■ - W W W [ 36 ] Johnson Moore Hillenbrand S. France Masengill Brookshire Mitchell Dobson, Manager P. Boring Hyder, Asst. Mgr. Nichols Lawson Rice Sabin Goforth Martin Buchanan Carpenter, Co-Captain Green Shugart Holt W. France W. Parsley, Co-Captain Meeks Hunt Dubbs Curtis Reed Schedule September 21 September 28 October 5 October 12 October 19 October 26 November 2 November 9 Emory-Henry Milligan Carson-Newman Emory-Henry Tusculum Maryville Carson-Newman Cumberland University Coach McMurray [ 37 ] John Lovegrove, Captain Edward Murray John Lundy Joe Goforth Reno Burleson Fred Hamblin Jess Bell Carl Keebler Bert Shipley Bill Moore George West Ralph Murray Hamilton Ray John Exum -Schedule Edwin Shugart, Mai January 16 Emory-Henry February 17 Tusculum January 18 Carson-Newman February 20 Milligan January 21 Milligan February 21 Emory-Henry January 25 January 30 Maryville L. M. U. February 28 Milligan February 4 Maryville March 5 Carson-Newman February 8 Tusculum March 12 Emory-Henry February 11 Carson-Newman March 19 Tusculum February 15 L. M. U. March 26 Maryville [ 38 ] First Row: Peterson, Harliss, Hammer, France, Hamblin, Williams. Second Row: Kimsey, Hitson, Keller, Martin, Buchanan (Captain), Haun, Mitchell, Smith (Manager). Third Row: Keaton (Manager), Smithson, Manis, Lee, Curtis, Rowe, B. Moore, Ponder, Moore, Coach Mooney. April 2—L. M. U. (there). 5—Carson-Newman (here). 7—Milligan (here). 15—Carson-Newman (there). 18— L. M. U. (here). 19— Tusculum (there). 24— Emory-Henry (here). 25— Tusculum (here). 28— W. C. T. C. (therer). 29— Maryville (there). 30— Roanoke (here). May 2—W. C. T. C. (here). 5—Maryville (here). 8— Emery-Henry (there). 9— Roanoke (there). [ 39 ] Archie McNeal, Coach Tip Williams Ed Robeson Joe Goforth Jimmy Ellis Jim Nave Roger Gibson Jay Harville Fred Still Paul Sherwood Steve Carroll Wilson Barker Homer Isbell James Kirkpatrick Frank Tannowitz Paul Reed, Manager ScLedt ule April 4—Appalachain (here). 5—Hope (here). 7—Emery-Henry (there). 10—L. M. U. (here). 1 2—Muhlengerg (here). 15—Tusculum (there). 17— T. P. I. (there). 18— Maryville (there). 21—Milligan (there). 23—Emery-Henry (here). 24—L. M. U. (there). 26—T. P. I. (here). 28—Maryville (here). 30—Tusculum (here). 1—Carson-Newman (here). 5—Milligan (here). 9-10—Tennessee Intercollegiate Athletic Association Tournament. [ 40 ] These men formed clubs and played the seasonal sports. This year these men were more active than ever. They had competitive games with organiza¬ tions on the campus. They turned out good touch football men; then they went into basketball and in the spring they formed a baseball club. Coach Jim Mooney, Dir. Milburn Hopkins, Mgr. Earnest Howell Earl Goss Terrell Ponder Clyde Keaton Paul Reed J. S. Dayton Kenneth Whitaker Von Brobeck William Hill William Jackson Ralph Price Roland Smith Ed Long Basil Condry [ 41 ] MARGARET HAMMER Manager KATHERYN KING Asst. Manager W 0 M [ n I m T R A tour 1 loanee He intramural HlaynicjLt iea in darter Hall INTRAMURAL CALENDAR FOR 40- 41 Bar—n intramural Style Shoiv intramural Sports “ennis [ 42 ] “V ”CU ddt)ri(( Squad Sdocl? JU tn (!3a dm in ton [ 43 ] S9 t I ... ummmm llllliffis WBsm THE STUDENT COUNCIL The student council is composed of a president, a vice-president, a secre¬ tary and treasurer elected by the student body with two representatives of the Senior and two of the Junior Classes elected by each class and one represntative of the Sophomore and one of the Freshman Class each elected by the class. It seeks to promote democratic activity among the student body and the faculty, and it serves as a channel through which student suggestions and complaints regarding school welfare may be discussed and developed as a purposeful activity. Members of the year of 1940-41: John Lovegrove, president; Kent Herrin, vice-president; Mary Ann Kyker, secretary and treasurer. Kathleen Condra and Eugene Bogart, Senior Representatives; Pauleene Banner and Paul Sherwood, Junior Representatives; Jeane Lowery, Sophomore; Julia Chwalek, Freshman. [ 46 ] PI KAPPA DELTA The 1940-41 season has been one of the most successful in the history of the State Teachers College chapter of Pi Kappa Delta. Seven Varsity debaters participated in the following intercollegiate contests: The Smoky Mountain Men ' s Tournament at Lincoln Memorial University; the Smoky Mountain Women ' s Tournament at Virginia Intermont College; the State Tournament at Tennessee Polytechnic Institute; the Appalachian Tournament at Western Carolina Teach¬ ers College, Boone, North Carolina; the South Atlantic Tournament at Lenoir- Rhyne College, Hickory, North Carolina; the biennial Pi Kappa Delta Tourna¬ ment for the Province of the Southeast at Alabama College, Montevallo, Ala.; and the Grand Eastern Tournament at Winthrop College, Rock Hill, South Carolina. At these contests, local speakers won a large number of honors, including debate championships at the Smoky Mountain and South Atlantic engagements, the Grand Eastern Championship in Clash Debate (a new form), second places in debate at the Appalachian, P.K.D., and Grand Eastern tourneys, and advance to the semi-finals at the State tourney. In addition, local speakers placed first or second in five extempore contests and in five impromptu contests, four in after-dinner speaking, and four in oratory. Other honors were carried off in various experimental speech forms. Varsity debaters participating include Kent Herrin, Earl Hunt, and Rex Depew, Seniors; Tom Morris and Paul Sherwood, Juniors; Georgia King and Shirley Baumgardner, Sophomores. [ 47 ] PI SIGMA President Vice-President Winifred Black Anna Thomas Reporter Secretary Treasurer Jeanne Lowry Joyce Phlegar Lula Smith The Pi Sigma Sorority, the oldest organization of its kind on our campus, has functioned throughout its history to promote loyalty to the school and activities of the campus; to deepen the cultural and social life of the college; and to draw the girls who compose it into closer fellowship during their college life. We are pleased to announce this year as one of the most successful years in our history. The highlights of the year were so arranged as to furnish good times for all members of our campus. Sadie Hawkins Week will long be re¬ membered by many for it was full of fun for all. It began with a radio program, followed by dance hour, tea in the Girls Dormitory, dinner for Pi Sigmas and their guests, and climaxed with the Sadie Hawkins dance. James Melton, noted concert singer, was welcomed at the Tri-City Airport and entertained with a reception following his concert by the Pi Sigmas. In April, a dinner and theater party were enjoyed by all members and their guests. The school was climaxed by a houseparty in May. [ 48 ] PI SIGMA Ella Ross, Sponsor Winifred Black Jeanne Lowery Joyce Phleager Mrs. Roger Barriger, Sponsor Lula Smith Anna Thomas Martha Williams Helen Anderson Katheryn King Betty Bagby Sally Taylor Wanda Blevins Nellie Grigsby Sarah Fink Mary Ryburn Lucy Taylor Orrille ■ Huffaker Annabel Scott Lenore Anderson Sarah Thomas Cornelia Bergan Miriam Black Frances Shoun Burgess Kiser Martha Vest Polly Rumbly Virginia St. John Henrietta Moser Vivian King Helen Louise Smith Elizabeth Dyer Mary Martha Keller Virginia Swingle Louise Seaver [ 49 ] This year will be one to remember for the happiness it has brought, the friendships made and the good times enjoyed by as merry a group of girls as might be collected. Among the memories that every Sigma Omega will cherish are the breakast early in the fall and early in the morning, for 1940 ' s brand new members; a hilarious hayride, or lost on the way; the Barnwarmin ' as the November Hit; Christmas and a chili supper and theater party and presents for all the good girls; the officers ' party for the members; Cupid and the Valentine Banquet; a real old-fashioned party for the spr ing initiates; April ' s showers and a dance, complete with orchestra; and a gala climax in May ' s week-end trip. To our excellent sponsors, Miss Margaret Madden and Miss Nancy Sheedy, go orchids and bells for a swell job. Officers for the year were: president, Isabelle Holmes; first vice-president, Elizabeth Rader; second vice-president, Mary Ruth Pittillo; secretary, Kathleen Condra; treasurer, Dorotha Harrod; and reporter, Natalie Clark. [ 50 ] ■HU SIGMA OMEGA Nancy Sheedy, Sponsor Isabelle Holmes Elizabeth Sue Rader Kathleen Condra Margaret Madden, Sponsor Dortha Harrod Mary Ruth Pittilo Natalie Clark Martha Fleenor Katherine Smelcer Margaret Ayers Savel Dawson Lettie Joe Rankin Marie Mitchell Marie Catron Dora Hale Almira Chase Thelma Bennett Hazel Ramsey Ruth Long Hazel Tindell Bessie Fay Wilkes Naomi Donaldson Julia Chwalek Bonnie Brobeck Inez Merritt Kathleen Taylor Louise Bible Willie Clemmer Henrietta Moser Sue Huber Sidney Harrell Carolyn Martin Ruth Greene Dorotliy Butler Ora Bess Hunter Kearney Rogers Fannie Mae Clark Joreka Rippetoe [ 51 ] THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President Secretary OFFICERS Willie Clemmer Librarian Elizabeth Dyer Elenor Keys Vice-President John Lovegrove Treasurer Jane Hicks Sponsors: Dr. C. C. Sherrod and Dr. Frank Field MEMBERS Dr. C. C. Sherrod, Sponsor Willie Clemmer John Lovegrove Eleanor Keys Dr. Frank Field, Sponsor Jane Hicks Elizabeth Dyer Kathryn Lockett Georgia Barnes Kathleen Condra Cowan Hood Lydia Leonard Lettie Joe Rankin Walter Hendrix Minter Haynes Margaret Koonce Lawton Edwards Isabelle Holmes Jeanne Lowry Fred Hamblin Elizabeth Knight Dorothy Butler Shirley Baumgardner Georgia King Lois Moody Kearney Rogers Willard Grubb Frances Wheeler Orrille Huffaker Oswen Lee Henrietta Moser Scott Herrin The W. C. Wilson Chapter of the Future Teachers of America, organized in 1938, is a branch of the National Education Association whose purpose is the study of school problems and their solutions. Members are selected on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and interest in the teaching profession. [ 52 ] INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CEUR OFFICERS President Lydia Leonard Secretary Vice-President Pauleene Banner Sponsor Alma Pugh Nance Maxine Mathews Maxine Mathews, Sponsor Alma Pugh Nance Pauleene Banner Lydia Leonard Earl Hunt Kent Herrin Rex Depew MEMBERS Sidney Harrell Scott Herrin Roderick Dail Elizabeth Knight Grace White Cecil Whitlock Kathryn Lockett Thelma Goforth Eleanor Keys Josephine Bowers Ray Osborne Ann King Elery Lay The International Relations Club is a National Organization whose members are selected from the Junior and Senior classes on a basis of scholarship and interest in the study of international affairs. The study for this year has been centered around Latin America with a series of programs tracing the development of the Latin American countries end their relationship to the United States. [ 53 ] HOME ECONOMICS CEUB President Vice-President Sponsors OFFICERS Edith Dunbar Reporter Frances Shoun Virginia Rader Sec. and Treas. Mary Martha Keller Mrs. Ada H. Earnest Miss Mary L. Gordy MEMBERS Mrs. Ada Earnest, Sponsor Edith Dunbar Elizabeth Rader Mary Ma rtha Keller Frances Shoun Mary L. Gordy, Sponsor Elizabeth Holly Lovetta Keck Geneva Grindstaff Seawillow Trotter Virginia St. John Doris Leonard Margaret Henderson Patton Hall Nellie Grigsby Nadine Kilday Phyllis Wine Reece Winkle Hope Pearson Mildred Hendricks Katheryn Garland Emma Howard Bonnie Brobeck Amira Chase Irene Masters Edith Hill Lettie Jo Rankin Virginia Rader Anna Mae Watson Madeline Hunt Billie Sousong Charolette Swadley Hazle Tindell Marie Catron Selma Morrow Ethel Jett Loucille Elliott Katheryn Miller Lida Cable Dorothy Davis Helen Andersen Hazle Blevins Ruth Long Savel Dawson Margaret Koonce Pearl Hurd Trula Cardwell The Home Economics Club is made up of all girls who are majors or who may be planning upon majoring in Home Economics. The club attempts to further work in Home Economics and interest others in this work. Two meetings are held each month—one social and the other a business meeting. £ [ 55 ] $. T. C. BAND $. T. C. CLUB [56] WEARERS OF THE “T”-I911 Bud Carpenter, John Martin, Frank Parsley, Walter Rice, Tip Williams, John Boring, Reno Burleson, George West, Lynn Johnson, John Exum, Marion Holt, Ellis Sabin, Coach Jim Mooney, Buck Hunt, Samuel Hammer, Jack Nichols, Ronda Buchanan, Carl Meeks, Garrett Mashburn, Bill Mitchell. [ 57 ] mi im i i i; ii i President Walter Heeb Vice-President John Belew Sec. and Treas. Louise Bacon Work was planned around class events the first part of the quarter and taken up at this time was the fundamentals of the stage, stage direction, projec¬ tion, and diction. The second half of the quarter was devoted to make-up and applying make-up to the characters. The culmination of the year ' s work was the presentation of three plays: The Mountaineer—Walter Hendrix and Lewis Epperson. The Solution—Bill Harrison, Sutton Carter, Fred Still, Billie Card, Mava McCabe, Margaret Gray, Iva Liner. Jacob Comes Home—Tom Morris, Elery Lay, Mary Louise Meredith, Sidney Harrell, Helen Frick, Scott Herrin. The Footlight Players sponsored the Christmas Dance. [ 58 ] PLAYERS [ 59 ] S. T. C. CHOIR [ 60 ] NATIONAL TOOTH ADMINISTRATION Back Row: J. Donald Snook, Sheet Metal Instructor Fred M. Tinsley Kenneth Whittaker Charles W. Moore Roy Smith Emerson L. Sharp William H. Tanner Earl Goss Russell L. Dagley William Hill Edward C. Murray William P. Cary Terrell J. Ponders Hugh Rogers Bertran H. Shipley Wilbur A. Bond, Woodwork Instructor Middle Row: Dale S. Bowman Sidney Hodges Willard Lee Ralph Price Arnold Stooksbury Roland Smith John C. Pappas Clay L. Padgett Clarence Stooksbury Edward Elmore Ed Long Front Row: Albert Legg James T. Hurst William Jackson, Jr. [ay Harville fames Irwin Woodward Shell Jack Dudley Loyd Tarwater Hobert Coffman Estel Manis Edward Greene Paul Curtis Mitchell Curtis S [ 61 ] OFFICERS President 1st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Secretary Treasurer and Busi Thelma Goforth Kathleen Condra Saval Dawson Isabelle Holmes ess Manager Elizabeth Rader Assistant Business Reporter Pianists Manager Juanita Millsaps Billie Card Lydia Leonard Nellie Grigsby Margaret Ayers Cabinet Members: All the above officers and the following: Dorothy Butler, Dorotha Harrod, Ora Bess Hunter, Virginia Rader. The Young Women ' s Christian Association is composed of all young women living in Carter Hall. This organization aims to promote the spirit of Christ on the campus of State Teachers College. In addition, at Christmas the members entertain a large number of underprivileged children with a party and gifts, thus remembering Him who said Inasmuch as you did it unto the least of these you have done it unto me. The Y. W. C. A. also furnishes the daily paper and a large number of the best magazines for the girls in Carter Hall and continually adds very valuable improvements to this dormitory. [ 62 ] THE PE8TAL0ZZIAHS OFFICERS President George West Sec.-Treas. Garret Mashburn Vice-President Luther Crawford Sponsors Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Fraley The Pestalozzian Society is composed of all men who reside in the Ritter Hall. This happy family aims for cooperation, fraternity, and a more pleasant college life for all. [ 63 ] Left to right: Ted Norton, John Barron, Hansel Byrd, Instructor Mat Brown, Lewis Jones, Paul Scott, Harold Slagle. Not in the picture: Bill Hart, Hunter Galloway, Harry Stallard and Ground Instructor Thomas Field. CIVILIAN PILOTS Ruth May and Ann King Waco U. P. F.—7 Trainer [ 64 ] 3 —� . . ' ' luii.i i n i n i iii i j aa w i nOTJ ' i iii i nni ' i wrn mmwm §§il [ 66 ] [67] C ompliments o Mmencan l emlercf and YjortL y4merican l ayon C orp. 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