Martin Methodist College - Spinster Yearbook (Pulaski, TN)

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SPINSTER STAFF Frances Taylor .............................................................. C0-Editor , Sara Ingram ........... ..,................. C o-Editor Floy Goolsby ......... -. ....... Associate Editor Dolores Fel' Dotto ...... .................,....... B usiness Manager Florence Abernathy ....... ..... 5 Xssistant Business Manager Mrs. Sinclair Daniel ...... ...................................... S ponsor Editorial Business Typists Katherine Stone Helen Thompson Iunia Darwin Christine Lane Jessie Reavis Anna Marie Deuser Martha Wiiisteacl Marion Hudson Page ten . Agnes Stanfield Louise Stanfield

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A 32,4 air-cz.. 5 .. . l . L F1051 GOO1Sby ,,,,. .......... 5 ..... P 1'CSldC11f Sara Ing-1-am ------- ,,,,.,, V ice-President Frances Taylor .... ----------- S CCTCWTY Doris Mason ...... ------- T 1'C?l5Ufe1' CLASS HISTORY In our effort to push onward and upward, occasionally we are inclined to look backward. Our progress and success in the future are built upon the past. As we peep into the covers of the history of the Senior Class of 1937 we see highlights which have added many fond memories to our lot of cherished possessions. September 16, 1937, dates the beginning of our history. Itwas on that day that Martin College received one of the largest junior classes in her history. , Due to the kindness and friendliness of the teachers and Seniors, the juniors soon adjusted themselves to their new environment. We took an outstanding part in athletics, music, glee club, dramatics, and crowded all of the clubs with junior members. Une of the most gala events of the year was the Junior-Senior banquet. Another was the May Day festival in which sixteen Junior girls danced the May-Pole dance. Many enjoyable social events brought the school year to a close. , On September 22, 1936 we reunited as Seniors. Our class was lacking in quantity but not in quality. In reviewing this year's records we find in the members of the Senior class the spirit of willingness, loyalty, and co- operation in the various activities. As Seniors we have realized the duties and responsibilities that are ours and we have tried to acceptwthem as Seniors should. As the last pages of our Martin College history are being turned we see, on June 6, the Seniors donned in caps and gowns slowly marching down the aisle to fill their places at the baccalaureate sermon, and again on June 8, receiving certificates and starting out infto another world with the love and inspiration of their Alma Mater, Martin College, in their hearts. ' Lucy Margaret Troxler Class Historian Egg! YlllllllllfllfVQYIIIJJIIJJIIJJYJIIAYIJIIIJIJIIIIIIIIIIII , Page twelve