Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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- Seniors H . I. CHARLES REDE gr ee eet a oN PRS Clear aah Ohio Tawassa; Workers Club. HIN If you want to know anything, historically speaking, ask, Charles. He really knows his history, and the way he wrestles with the heating problem well deserves our admiration. A few years hence, when our chil- dren’s genoa 2 are studying Elder’s Histories, we can tell them that we were classmates of his in ‘the good old i ‘ days at D. L. Ps ‘ ART ; j , ; ) m4) . KG (Cass: ! : | a4 Si : ANNIE MAI GILLIAM VANDA NAT AS HH ie Decherd, Tenn. $ ‘ Estrellita; Tennessee Club: Hobe We onomics Club; Dramatic Club. i i) Many of vs have been cheered by Annie Mai’s happy nature.» Her ready wit seems to cause Hes de be loved and admired by all who know her. She takes great pleasure in Home Ec. work and we know that some ‘day she will make a practical application of her knowledge in her own home. ark F ; PAUL F. LOGAN 4 4 ; 2 : : ‘ , ; : crit Se A , } Mulberry, Tenn. : Estrellita; Tennessee Club; Won bers, Cire ; DAYS Coming to us last September, P. F. very quietly and eaObERT TER set to work to capture the A’s in classes prnere that letter is almost a stranger, and the rest of us began to take notice. In spite of his innocent ex- pression, you can take it from his roommates, he’s as full of wit and mischief asr-well, we're proud of him. - tie } PY bk iA +) ui ‘ ‘ ; R AU ae: 23138 n : A 4 i A i

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Wn) : = : ) : . ay . az : e. ‘ 3 : jin Seniors : = ; tN ) = Wien ies JOE F, HOLLADAY. qe Holladay, Tenn. DTD Tamassa; Tontte S8ee Club; W arkers Club. An ne around good fellow, Joe rend sorviee with smile.” ' He is liked by all who know tn, Sticking to his “ideal” has helped him through coll ge, and we are sure that on down life’s road Joe will continue Lis strive — toward the great ideal and we will re mber hind as | aly friend. i ore and in every need.: r sit it} Wr. Wt tr | an a 1 a DANK aH a : wh ; ; ANT iw = AOE Wh NOVA I. SULLIVAN Shai pet ih Russellville, Ala, | ; ; Estrellita; Alabama Club; AY Club; Dr arhaate Club; Basket Ball, 730. AY Such a hand for drawing! No less than a successful career can await one so ankiaaaaek with talent. Her determination and pl asant disposition cause all to love her. a bit of a clown; but as a In her room, she’s friend, she’s steadfast and true. q Wa aut Hi} | i} f } AY we ] m 7] Ty {at il ANTHONY E. EMMONS . aa Pittsburg! Landing, Tenn. I Estrellita; Tennessee Cond; Glee Club: Draenor Club : Founder's Day Orator. i) - Anthony is the biggest man the [Glasel ie °30. And: all his bigness isn’t in avoirdupois. He is one of ou best young preachers, and an orator. of. no mean ‘pity, as was clearly demonstrated in our Founder’s Da - . - bet! Pte, p “ Contest. May he continue to “expand”’ in every way for good as the years come and go. 3 A) toe UU UT pire . | | : j “ uy u ‘2, { ey P , : ¥ i | si} ti hy, 4 Cy “ 4 | ay - nit A + : - : : ¥) { © : : Ne ; Ps ; ’ : Pit md Vi j ; % yer” } : i be TAN) a Pre. ) ; NHL) {hy ; i } } ] | ml : : | } 4 Mt ; f ith ii yi ; | ind } R i ba AUH Hitt! . } i ; AW | i rt Hy ) 24 ee |} | y tat | UA HT ; oy ; itt { 6 | 1 i ty 7 f : i |

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Hon aay i Seniors — GLADWSWRAULKNER i) fh, SS tee) a EES Mints, Mize Tawassa; Mississippi Club; Workers Club. : ¢ 4 ; : i] { We all like ‘“‘Faulk’’ very much. Even though we must look up to her, we are made to feel free when in her company. She greets everyone with a smile and a ““Hlowdy.”” If Gladys is ever troubled she. Jeeps it to herself, Our truest friendship she has won and we wish. her a 1 ba future. v hy, t 9% 4 tre Sih.) sy at YAY yaa 1 t thy ; : DRS WwW ILL AM SAN DERS : f sf IR 1H Ca aaa 1G , 1 aa as - Cornersville, Tenn. T awassa; Paphevéns Club; Glee Club, Cugiel Onis t Workers Club; Founder's Day Orator. r 730; Schubert Choral Club; Vans Basen Music Club ; Sanders, the ‘mail’? man, is always on the job. Hitt Hints voice enables him to hold first tenor on the J quartet. He has proven to be a real orator in the Founder’s Day Contest. He is ‘‘Rosa’s” that. Cornersyille is proud to claim, i if mia ; eye A i ek BIN ALIMOINT GEM I HY (OQ amnesic vi hte) ne Yo POR Oihleokay Tawassa; Tennessee Club; Dagmar Club, beau and a man — Tenn. 'Edna is a willing, enthnsialill worker Jand. a Moesten for hey Alma, Mater. One admires her for the whole-— hearted way she enters into everything: We can truly say that she is a loyal member of the Senior Class. She probably won't select a dramatic PRE ESE however, for Dame Rumor has, it that one of these fine days of June— i xy i sh, javiimeeh tell, ¢ i SU TA . be ; % : tay f Fy : ree H a. eae A : ; ; : aad i : . 7 1} ; ¥ biorsinh : Fy f y A “ali : ag? ‘ ul i NIyLIS : 7 Mie Ty! i : : : : 7 ¢ : 4 Wa} dy i 4 ie y ; : ii; ae a , bw iy ; ) F 7 Mf ‘ } : U 4 ' ie ) : t ay i} : tk ‘ } ae ft AEN ep ; : i LUT ' : t Sh Me { } 4 , t ; TET ANSE) : DIRE 20 ; : iv, BUMS { ‘ i) t - : } iT ; j : q EN, ‘ i h Ha} ab). 7 : +4 i et i ad 7 f y I TG i 4 Rt itt ; AH My | Tt 1 i tie THY pT ; ; hia ae i yn if | ‘N | y Ht pe, { i : { i |