Middle Tennessee State University - Midlander Yearbook (Murfreesboro, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1933 volume:

Middle Tennessee State University LIBRARY f- reiented bu ROBERT ABERNATHY KATHERYN CHAMBERS Editor-in-Chief ROLLIE HOLDEN Business Manager The VISTA of STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Murfreesboro, Tennessee A joint work of The Graduating CLASS OF 1933 in Cooperation with the Administration of the COLLEGE FOREWORD We have tried to incorporate in this little book the prettiest scenes, the happiest days, and the liveliest activities on our campus. Due to present conditions, we have had to make our book more compact than those of other years. If in this gleaning and arranging, we have been able to give to you the spirit of everyday life on our campus, W2 shall have accomplished our purpose. Page Two THE MID LANDER • 1933 D E D I C A T ION To MR. W. B. JUDD . . . a member of the history department, a graduate of S. T. C, and alumni secretary, who by the simplicity and sincerity of his manner, his liberal expenditure of time, and his untiring efforts, has made possible a close relationship between the first students of the college and those of today; and so has been influential in keeping alive and growing the spirit of S. T. C. this the 1933 MIDLANDER is respectfully dedicated THE MIDLANDER • 1933 S l ' Page Three THE PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE Attacks recently made upon teacher training Institutions in the state have n ade It more necessary that the friends of education be zealous In the persueing of a constructive program. This institution will live in spite of its enemies. It will steadfastly carry on. Its destiny is high. When so many of Its loyal sons and daughters go out with us to do battle against ignorance and superstition, we cannot falter, or fail. Our spirit today is one of increasing hope i nd sane optimism. . . . Best wishes. Very truly yours, P. A. LYON, President. Page Four THE MIDLANDER I933 THE DEAN ' S MESSAGE Accomplishments that ordinarily would have taken a decade to achieve have been crowded into a day. In the minds of many, 1933 A.D. will stand in history as the close of one era and the beginning of another. You may be fortunate, indeed, in beginning this year a more active participation in the affairs that interest mankind. My wish is that you remember ever childhood, and seek, in all ways possible, to prevent the return of conditions which came very close to destroying what we call modern civilization. N. C. BEASLEY, Dean-Registrar. THE MID LANDER • 1933 Page Five s c E N C E HALL • The newest of the campus buildings, having been com- pleted In the fall of 1931, the Science Hall stands aloof, baring her roof to the sun, and leading the steps of In- quisitive ones Into the way of higher service to mankind. Page Six THE MIDLANDER I933 • This Is the busiest place on the campus. Since Its foun- dation In 1927, there have been very few days when It was not In use from eight o ' clock In the morning until five In the afternoon. It seems that books are truly the pleasantest things In the world. R THE MID LANDER • 1933 Page Seven RUTLEDGE HALL • It takes a heap o ' living in a house to make it home seems to fit The Old Girls ' Dormitory, for it has taken the personality of every girl who has ever lived there and with the aid of years subtly turned all of the laughter and fun into the beautiful, quiet dignity that seems to radiate from it. Paqe Eight THE MIDLANDER I933 • It ' s the merriest spot on the campus from seven in the morning until six in the evening — and why shouldn ' t It be? The hall is pretty — the clatter of dishes comfortable, and the constant hum of voices and laughter brings out the gaiety in all. DINING HALL THE MID LANDER • 1933 Page Nine PRESIDENT ' S RESIDENCE • I he atmosphere of the whole college is caught and mirrored in this home of cordial friendliness and beau- tiful dignity. It gives to the campus a charming grace and a hearty spirit of wel- come. Page Ten THE MIDLANDER I933 FACULTY BACHTEL, DOROTHY; M.A. Biology BRUNER, JAMES D.; Ph.D. Foreign Languages COLEMAN, HUBERT A.; B.S. Geography DAVIS, GEORGE; M.A. Head of Biology Department FAULKINBERRY, F. A.; M.A. Latin and Athletics FRIZZELL, MARY; M.A. Elementary Education FREY, LOUISE; Ph.D. English FRAZIER, NEIL D.; M.A. Head of English Department GOLIGHTLY, THOMAS; Ph.D. Head of Education Department GRACY, B. B.; M.A. Agriculture GREEN, OLLIE; M.A. Head of Geography Department HUTCHINSON, KNOX; M.A. Head of Agriculture Department JONES, HORACE G.; M.A. Head of Mathematics Department JUDD, WILLIAM B.; M.A. History LEWIS, CHARLES D.; Ph.D. Education THE MIDLANDER • 1933 Page Eleven FACULTY LITTLE, AGNES; M.A. Home Economics MANKIN, PHILLIP; M.A. English MEBANE, WILLIAM; Ph.D. Chemistry MONOHAN, KATHERINE; M.A. History O ' KELLY, A. A.; Ph.D. Chemistry ORDWAY, ANN; M.A. English REYNOLDS, TOMMIE; M.A. Physical Education ROGERS, HESTER; M.A. Head of Art Department SAUNDERS, E. MAE; M.A. Head of Music Department SCHARDT, ELIZABETH; M.A. Foreign Languages SIMMS, C. C; Ph.D. Head of History Department TAYLOR, A. LLOYD; Ph.D. Head of Chemistry Department TODD, MRS. E. M.; M.A. Home Economics VARNER, MRS. BERNICE R.; M.A. Head of Home Economics Dept. WOODWARD, CLARK; B.S. Head of Manual Arts Dept. age Iwelve THE MIDLANDER I933 F AC U LTY WAHNSIEDLER, WALTER J.; M.A. History WALLER, J. C; Ph.D. Director of Training School ASHLEY, ANN; B.S. Critic Teacher BRIGHAM, ELIZABETH; B.S. Critic Teacher GERHARDT, FRANCES; B.A. Critic Teacher LOWE, MARGARET; M.A. Critic Teacher MANLEY, MRS. MARY; B.S. Critic Teacher PATE, RUTH; B.S. Critic Teacher SIMPSON, ROY; B.S. Critic Teacher SNELL, FRANCES; B.S. Critic Teacher HALL, MARY; B.S. Critic Teacher WILLIAMS, MRS. SCOTT; A. Critic Teacher HARRISON, MARGUERITE; B.S. Critic Teacher WARKMAN, MRS. P. D.; B.S. Critic Teacher THE MIDLANDER I933 Page Thirteen F AC ULTY BAYER, J. H. Custodian of Property HOLMES, J. S. Bursar HASTINGS, W. C. Engineer LA FERRY, MRS. MILTON Matron MITCHELL, MARGIE Acting Dean of Women NEECE, LORENE Dietitian OSTEEN, RICHARD Freshman Coach OLDHAM, MRS. B. S. Matron MURFREE, MRS. BETTIE Head Librarian McHENRY, MRS. BONNIE Secretary to President PAYNE, MARY WILSON Secretary to Dean WOODMORE, T. B. Business Manager Page Fourteen THE MID LANDER • 1933 Frank Albert Faulkiriberry November 27, 1888-May 13, 1933 JUST as this book is going to the press, we pause with bared head and grief-laden heart to pay humble tribute to the memory of our good friend and fellow worker, Frank Faulkinberry, whom, only yes- terday we laid to rest. Shocked beyond measure was his host of friends by the tragedy of a death to which he seems to have been driven by brooding over the approaching calamity of broken health and failing strength. And indeed it is diffi- cult to conceive of this one, so filled with life and vigor and virility, as ever being shorn of that strength upon which so many had leaned and by which so many were strengthened and upheld. I think of him now in the bouyant beauty of his strength, the fine optimism of his spirit, the unselfish devotion of his nature, the compassionate greatness of his heart — for Master Great Heart, he as- suredly was. There are certain pictures of him that I shall wish to keep with me always ; his genial kindly face, smiling at me and laughing with me in the col- lege hall; his tall form, as he stood making announcements at chapel in that earnest, happy way he had, or sitting on the bench in the gym, watching with eager eyes and beating heart the progress of the game, or striding across the football field ready to min- ister to an injured player; his zealous earnestness of manner as he spoke from the rostrum of the college with words of fire, calling forth from the hearts of his students idealism and devotion and fineness of spirit, or as he poured out his heart in passionate appeals for righteousness before his class of men, or, bowed in the deep- est humility, he called on the name of his God. His faith in the goodness and mercy of God was childlike, his love for his fellowmen was deep and sincere, his slogan on the ball field was suggestive of hard work, fair play, and a spirit that could not know defeat. Many young men and young women are bowed down in grief, dumb and unutterable, at his sudden departure. Many were close to him ; many loved him. The greatness and noble- ness of his nature called many into the reach of his affections. He cast a great and beneficent shadow, and many there are who were happy to come to its sustaining embrace and to rest in its gracious security. It is not how one comes to birth nor how one suffers death that greatly matters when the final score is counted and the game of life is done. It is rather how one lived and how he has played his part and what he had longed and yearned to do and be. Judged by such a standard, we may pause in our grief to be glad for Frank ' s life, full as it was of simple goodness, fine ideal- ism, rugged strength. He was my sincere friend, my big brother, my fellow ideal- ist. I believe he has gone, after the bitter and abrupt pain of departure, to the beauty and quiet that lies beyond the stars, to where, beyond these voices, there is peace. — NEAL FRAZIER. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LUTHER SMITH President WHITSON McLEAN Vice-President KATHERYN CHAMBERS Treasurer SARA RANDOLPH Secretary K. T. HUTCHINSON Sponsor ) THE MIDLANDER I933 Page Fifteen SENIOR CLASS ADAIR, A. H. Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Manual Arts ANDERSON, LOUISE Columbia, Tenn. Science V. P. Rural Life Club, ' 32, ' 33 Wohelo Club, ' 32, ' 33; Y. W. C. A. BASS, OWEN Prospect, Tenn. Manual Arts Rural Life Club; Debating Club Sigma Club, ' 22 BEACHBOARD, KATHERINE Bell Buckle, Tenn. Mathematics Rural Life Club BELL, FANNY MANNEY Murfreesboro, Tenn. Art. BINGHAM, IVA MAI Bell Buckle, Tenn. Latin and French BINKLEY, WILLIAM YORK Murfreesboro, Tenn. Science Y. M. C. A., ' 32, ' 33 Pres. Phys. Sc. Club, ' 33 BRATTON, T. H. Woodbury, Tenn. Science BROWN, RUTH Eagleville, Tenn. English Dramatic Club, ' 31 Rural Life Club; Science Club BUMPUS, SARA Murfreesboro, Tenn. Home Economics Treas. Home Ec. Club, ' 32 Science Club Page Sixteen THE MID LANDER • 1933 SENIOR CLASS CALHOUN, CHARLES Puryear, Tenn. History Sigma Club, ' 33 CHAMBERS, KATHERYN Carthage, Tenn. French and English Pres. Tau Omicron Club, ' 33 Pres. Writers ' Club, ' 32 Pres. Drannatic Club, ' 32 V.-Pres. Y. W. C. A., ' 33 Treas. Senior Class, ' 33 Glee Club, ' 33 Editor-in-Chief oi Midlander, CHARLTON, LADYE EVELYN Walter Hill, Tenn. English Y. W. C. A., ■29- ' 33 Glee Club, ' 29- ' 33 Dramatic Club, ' 31 CLAYTON, ANNE Murfreesboro, Tenn. Home Economics Home Economics Club, ' 33 COPPEDGE, DORA Big Rock, Tenn. English President Writers ' Club, ' 33 Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A. Rural Life Club ' 33 COMPERRY, WILLIAM Clarksville, Tenn. English Rural Life Club Glee Club, ' 33 Phsyical Education Club CORBIN, LOUISE Springfield, Tenn. Social Science A. C. A. Degree, Bowling Green College of Commerce Glee Club, ' 33 Y. W. C. A., ' 33 Rural Life Club, ' 33 Midlander Staff, ' 33 CROCKETT, ANDRENA Murfreesboro, Tenn. Music Orchestra; Band Glee Club Tau Omicron DAVIDSON, RUBY GORDON Taft, Tenn. Mathematics President Student Council, ' 33 Y. W. C. A. Tau Omicron, ' 33 T Club, ' 31 Basketball, ' 30- ' 33 Secretary-Treasurer Phys. Ed., ' 33 Rural Life Club, ' 3l- ' 33 Midlander Staff, ' 33 DAVIS, W. L. Petersburg, Tenn. History THE MIDLANDER • 1933 Page Seventeen SENIOR CLASS DeGEORGE, TONY Murfreesboro, Tenn. History Science Club Rural Life Club DENNIS, DORA White House, Tenn. Home Economics Home Economics Club, ' 33 David Lipscomb Club, ' 33 Science Club, ' 33 DENTON, LILA ROSE McMinnville, Tenn. English Y. W. C. A., ' 33 Dramatic Club, ' 33 Debating Club, ' 33 DICKENS, PAULINE Murfreesboro, Tenn. History Tennessee College, ' 30 Glee Club, ' 31 Rutherford County Club, ' 31 EDNEY, JAMES MARION Dickson, Tenn. Biology Football, ' 28, ' 31, ' 32 Writers ' Club, ' 28 Secretary Y. M. C. A., ' 33 Sec.-Treas. Phys. Sc. Club, Dramatic Club, ' 32 President Sigma Club, ' 33 32 EDWARDS, DORA NELL Murfreesboro, Tenn. French EVERLY, RUBY Pulaski, Tenn. English Martin College, ' 28- ' 29 FANNING, CLIFFORD Fayetteville, Tenn. English Rural Life Club Sigma Club Vice-President Y. M. C. A., ' 33 FARRAR, CLARA BOB Flat Creek, Tenn. Latin Maryville College, ' 27- ' 30 FULTS, VAUGHN Murfreesboro, Tenn. English Sigma Club Pres. International Relations Club, ' 33 Page Eighteen THE MID LANDER 933 SENIOR CLASS FUSION, JIMMIE Murfreesboro, Tenn. Home Economics Science Club, ' 30 Band, ■29- ' 3l Glee Club, ' 33 Home Economics Club, ' 32 GAFFIN, WALTER McMinnville, Tenn. Science Rural Life Club, ' 30- ' 33 Dramatic Club Football, ' 30 GARNER, MABEL Cowan, Tenn. Manual Arts Rural Life Club, ' 30- ' 33 GEORGE, ROY Fayetteville, Tenn. Latin Sigma Club, ' 3l- ' 33 Y. M. C. A., ' 30- ' 33 GILLIAM, EDWENA Pelham, Tenn. History GOODMAN, JOHN MARLIN Diana, Tenn. Agriculture and Chemistry Sigma Club, ' 33 Science Club, ' 30- ' 32 Rural Life Club, ' 32- ' 33 Y. M. C. A., ' 30- ' 33 GRISSOM, NAN Fayetteville, Tenn. Mathematics HANCOCK, GUILFORD OTTOVON Morrison, Tenn. History Midlander Staff, ' 27 Rural Life Club, ' 27 Grady Literary Society, ' 27 HAYS, BESSIE Cross Plains, Tenn. History Glee Club, ' 33 HAYNES, JOHN BELL Unionville, Tenn. History Sec. International Relations Club Rural Life Club Band, ' 32 THE MIDLANDER • 1933 Page Nineteen SENIOR CLASS HASTINGS, SAM Mur-freesboro, Tenn. Science and Manual Arts Sigma Club Science Club Rural Life Club Tennis Team, ' 3 I HILL, MRS. EUGENE W. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Home Economics HILL, HOWARD Maryville, Tenn. Social Science and English HINDMAN, VERNON Murfreesboro, Tenn. History Football, ■29- ' 30 Basketball, ' 29, ' 3l- ' 33 President Student Body, ' 33 T Club HOGAN, MARTIN L Winchester, Tenn. History Glee Club, Band, Orchestra Y. M. C. A., ' 30- ' 3l Dramatic Club, ' 30- ' 3l Debating Club, ' 30- ' 3l Sigma Club, ' 3 I - ' 33 President Music Club, ' 32 HOLDERFIELD. EDITH Centerville, Tenn. Home Economics and History Science Club, ' 29 Home Economics Club, ' 33 HOLT, CHARLES Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Science and History Football, ' 30- ' 33 Basketball, ' 3l- ' 33 HOLDEN, ROLLIE Rockvale, Tenn. History Basketball, ' 30- ' 33 T Club Assistant Business Manager of Midlander, ' 3 I Business Manager of Midlander, ' 33 Rural Life Club Physical Education Club Business Manager of Side Lines HUMMEL, MILDRED Bell Buckle, Tenn. Music Orchestra, ' 30- ' 33 Band, ' 30- ' 33 President Music Club, ' 30 Glee Club, ' 30- ' 33 Rural Life Club, ' 30- ' 3l Writers ' Club, ' 3! IKARD, ROBERT Decherd, Tenn. Science Football, ' 29 Assistant Manager, ' 30- ' 32 Manager, ' 33 Rural Life Club, ' 32 Science Club, ' 32 Page Twenty THE MIDLANDER • 1933 SENIOR CLASS JORDAN, ANNIE LAURIE College Grove, Tenn. Home Economics Home Economics Club, ' 33 Science Club, ' 29 Rural Life Club, ' 32 JUDD, JOHN Algood, Tenn. Manual Arts Manual Arts Club, ' 29- ' 30 Rural Life Club, ' 30- ' 33 JONES, MARY ROYAL Chapel Hill, Tenn. English Basketball, ' 30- ' 33 Baseball, ' 30- ' 33 Wohelo Club, ' 30- ' 3l Physical Education Club, ' 33 First V.-President Rural Life Club, ' 32 KELSO, FRANCES Fayetteville, Tenn. Home Economics Home Economics Club, ' 33 Rural Life Club, ' 3l- ' 33 KIMMER, MARTHA JANE Crab Orchard, Tenn. Home Economics Miss Home Economics, ' 33 Home Economics Club, ' 30-32 Rural Life Club, ' 3l- ' 32 Milander Staff, ' 30- ' 3l Y. W. C. A., ' 30- ' 32 KERR, ELIZABETH Murfreesboro, Tenn. Latin Glee Club KERR, CHARLES Fayetteville, Tenn. Biology Football, ' SO- ' SS Basketball, ' 30- ' 33 Baseball, ' 30 President Phys. Ed. Club. ' 32 LEWIS, ROWENA Murfreesboro, Tenn. Biology Glee Club, ' 3i- ' 33 Secretary Glee Club, ' 33 Orchestra, ' 32- ' 33 Tau Omicron, ' 33 MARSHALL, SARA Arrlngton, Tenn. English Martin College, ' 30- ' 3l Glee Club, ' 32 Dramatic Club, ' 32 Rural Life Club, ' 32- ' 33 McFERRIN, RUBY Readyville, Tenn. History THE MID LANDER • 1933 Page Twenty-one ,7T7f 1? SENIOR CLASS McGUIRE, HOWARD Anniston, Ala. Chemistry Debaters ' Club Science Club Rural Life Club Football Sigma Club McLEAN, WHITSON Murfreesboro, Tenn. History Rural Life Club, ' 32- ' 33 Side Line Staff, ' 3! Debaters ' Club V. -President Sophomore Class, ' 32 V. -President Senior Class, ' 33 Sigma Club, ' 33 McNABB, WILLIAM Murfreesboro, Tenn. Mathematics McNEECE, BERTHA Winchester, Tenn. Home Economics Home Economics Club, ' 33 Rural Life Club, ' 30- ' 33 V.-President Y. W. C. A., ' 32 Dramatic Club, ' 32 Music Club, ' 32 Glee Club, ' 3l- ' 33 Science Club, ' 33 MORGAN, ORA ELIZABETH Dover, Tenn. History and English Dramatic Club, ' 32 Student Librarian, ' 30- ' 33 MULLINS, MILDRED BEASLEY Triune, Tenn. History Sec.-Treas. Orchestra, ' 27 Glee Club, ' 33 Dramatic Club, ' 32 Y. W. C. A., ' 26- ' 28 Rural Life Club, ' 32 O ' KELLY, RUTH MILDRED Murfreesboro, Tenn. English Jr. College, Little Rock, Ark., ' 30 Union College, Barbourville, Ky., Vice-President Glee Club, ' 32 President Glee Club, ' 33 Vice-President Dramatic Club, ' 32 Secretary Tau Omicron, ' 32 Associate Editor of Midlander, ' 33 PALMER, LOUISE Lewisburg, Tenn. Latin PANNELL, HELENE Murfreesboro, Tenn. Foreign Languages Vice-President Tau Omicron, ' 33 Dramatic Club, ' 32 Glee Club, ' 33 PARKS, MARTHA ANN Hampshire, Tenn. English Glee Club Maury County Club 30 Page Twenty-two THE MIDLANDER • 1933 SENIOR CLASS PEARSON, VIRGINIA DARE Springfield, Tenn. English Y. W. C. A., ' 33 Glee Club, ' 33 David Lipscomb Club, ' 33 PRESSGROVE, FLORA Unionvllle, Tenn. Home Economics and Science Glee Club, ' 29- ' 33 Rural Life Club, ' 30- ' 32 Science Club, ' 29- ' 3l Home Economics Club, ' 30- ' 32 PUCKETT, BESSIE Murfreesboro, Tenn. Biology RAMSEY, LILLIAN Viola, Tenn. English Graduate of Martin College Y. W. C. A., ' 32 Glee Club, ' 32 RANDOLPH, SARA Walter Hill, Tenn. Music Secretary Senior Class, ' 33 Secretary Band, ' 3 I Treasurer Glee Club, ' 33 Rutherford County Club, ' 30 REED, HORACE Murfreesboro, Tenn. History Science Club, ' 29- ' 3 I Rural Life Club, ' 29- ' 3l Midlander Staff, ' 30- ' 3l RENFRO, BROWNIE Culleoka, Tenn. Home Economics Vice-President Student Council, ' 33 Home Economics Club, ' 3l- ' 33 Maury County Club, ' 33 SANDERS, HARVEY Murfreesboro, Tenn. Science Football, ' 32 Dramatic Club, ' 3l- ' 33 Science Club, ' 32 Glee Club, ' 3l- ' 33 SHELLY, CHRISTINE L. Decherd, Tenn. Home Economics Dramatic Club, ' 33 Home Economics Club, ' 33 SMITH, LAURA MAI Bellview, Tenn. English Glee Club, ' 32- ' 33 Orchestra, ' 32- ' 33 THE MIDLANDER 193 3 Page Twenty-three SENIOR CLASS SMITH, HERMAN Cowan, Tenn. Science Football, ■30- ' 33 SMITH, JOSEPHINE Murfreesboro, Tenn. Science SMITH, LUTHER Murfreesboro, Tenn. History and Economics Captain of Football Team, ' 33 President Senior Class, ' 33 Science Club, ' 33 Physical Education Club, ' 32 T Club SMOTHERMAN, BEALER Murlreesboro, Tenn. Manual Arts Manual Arts Club, ' 30- ' 3l Rural Life Club, ' 32 Debaters ' Club, ' 32 Glee Club, ' 33 STAGGS, HANNAH EVELYN Crestview, Tenn. History STOREY, GLADYS Frankewing, Tenn. Home Economics Rural Life Club, ' 30- ' 33 Phys. Ed. Club, ' 33 Wohelo Club SUTTON, ELIZABETH Granville, Tenn. Modern Languages V.-Presldent Rural Life Club, Dramatic Club, ' 3l- ' 33 Sec. Debaters ' Club, ' 32- ' 33 Glee Club, ' 3l- ' 32 Science Club, ' 33 Y. W. C. A., ' 3l- ' 33 TAYLOR, WALTER A. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Chemistry President Science Club, ' 33 Sec.-Treas. Sigma Club, ' 33 MIdlander Staff, ' 33 TRAVIS, JOHN Murfreesboro, Tenn. History TEMPLETON, LOUISE Winchester, Tenn. English Glee Club, ' 23- ' 24, ' 33 Y. W. C. A., ' 23- ' 24, ' 33 Rural Life Club, ' 33 Physical Education Club, ' 33 Writers ' Club, ' 33 ' 32, ' 33 Page Twenty-four THE MIDLANDER • 1933 SENIOR CLASS WALKER, ROBINETTE Chattanooga, Tenn. English Hamilton County Club, ' 3l- ' 32 Glee Club, ' 3l- ' 33 Y. W. C. A., ' 30- ' 33 WALKER, MARY LOU Hohenwald, Tenn. Music Music Club, ' 31; Band, ' 3l- ' 33 Orchestra, ' 3l- ' 33 Glee Club, ' 3l- ' 33 Dramatic Club, ' 31 Y. W. C. A., ' 31 Rural Life Club, ' 31 WHITESIDE, MARY ALICE Hampshire, Tenn. English Rural Life Club, ' 32 Maury County Club, ' 32, ' 33 WHITWORTH, ANNA Nashville, Tenn. History WHITWORTH, CORDELIA Nashville, Tenn. English OMACK, HELEN Shelbyville, Tenn. Social Science Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28, ' 29, ' 33 President Student Council, ' 29 Band, ' 32, ' 33 Orchestra, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29 WOODSON, FLORINE Rockvale, Tenn. Home Economics Rural Life Club, ' 3l- ' 33 Home Economics Club, ' 3l- ' 33 Physical Education Club, ' 33 Basketball, ■3l- ' 33 WRIGHT, MARY CLEVELAND Murfreesboro, Tenn. English and Home Economics Rural Life Club, ' 32 Home Economics Club, ' 32 Tennessee College, ' 29- ' 3 I YOUNG, RUTH Brush Creek, Tenn, Latin YOUREE, RAYMOND Murfreesboro, Tenn. History THE MID LANDER • 1933 Page Twenty-five SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO. NOT APPEAR IN THE GROUP ABERCROMBIE, CURTIS Loretta, Tenn. Agriculture CRAIG, ERNEST Murfreesboro, Tenn. Science CAMP, FRANCES Sparta, Tenn. English GRAYSON, OTTO P. Whitwell, Tenn. Agriculture HEREFORD, RICHARD Delrose, Tenn. Mathematics RAMSEY, EVERETTE Viola, Tenn. History REUF, LOUISE Sewanee, Tenn. English ROBERTSON, NAOMI Murfreesboro, Tenn. English SOUTH, MRS. C. M. Lawrenceburg, Tenn. English SOUTH, C. M. Lawrenceburg, Tenn. History Page Twenty-six THE MID LANDER • 1933 JUNIOR CLASS CLINT CHARLES President JACK THOMAS Vice-President ELIZABETH ANDREWS Secretary and Treasurer F. A. FAULKINBERRY Sponsor Adams, Mary Atkins, Eliabeth Andrews, Elizabeth Alsup, Blanche Brown, Alice Bass, Robert Beard, Margaret Brooks, Ruth Barker, Viva Crane, Lowell Covington, Lera Cantrell, Virginia Cathey, Clara Cowley, O. T. Cawthorn, Charles Cannpbell, Chalmers Clark, Earl Daniels, Euglle Donnell, Lillie Davis, Mrs. W. L. Donnell, Amy Draper, Robbie Davenport, Mrs. Palmer Dement, Sallie Ezeil, Mrs. Iva McBryde Ebien, Reba Lou THE MIDLANDER • 1933 Page Twenty-seven JUNIOR CLASS Ezell, Kenneth Evans, Emeline Elam, Mary Fielder, Harris Finney, Mattle Fautch, Myrtle Fleming, Arklie Goodman, Louisa Garland, Jennie Garland, James Garland, Laura Hardcastle, Mildred Harned, Virginia Hiilard, Kincaid Huffman, Helen Hoover, Elizabeth Holt, H. B. Hollandsworth, S. T. Hitt, Eloise Hughey, George Holder, Jetta HIggins, J. W. Haynes, Eula Jakes, Mrs. Vashti Jackson, J. W. Kidd, Eugene Kirby, Beuiah Lee, Robert Steele Loughry, Lida Lee McClusky, Mildred McClellan, Minnie McGlothlin, Grady McKnIght, Stephen Miller, Lola Mae Merrlman, Mary Lee Martin, Grace McMurry, Elizabeth Moore, Win Norton, Blanche Neel, Carrie Osteen, Paul Overton, Ruth Oldham, Gray Parsons, Hugh Pullen, William Pearcy, Edna Payne, Carl Phelps, Virginia Quarles, Inez Reed, Allien Summer, Eviyon Smith, Leonard Sanders, Corrine Savely, Frances Stroop, Christine Splceland, Cornelia Splceland, Helen Ruth Smith, Dahlia Smith, Sara Frances Sykes, Talmadge Tillman, Eugene Todd, Thomas Taylor, Clarice Taylor, Dell Whitworth, Sally Welker, Lavella Wade, Marvin Williams, Mary Yancey, Elizabeth Page Twenty-eight THE MID LANDER • 1933 SOPHOMORE CLASS JOE WALLACE J. B. EDWARDS BILL CARLTON O. T. COWLEY B. B. GRACY. .. . . President Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . Sponsor Adams, Carl Arnold, Ruth Anderson, Miriam Anderson, Edith Alexander, Verda Aiken, Bobbye Arnold, Catholene Bundrant, Mable Bryan, Lucille Barker, Clancey Bramblett, W. Percy Bobo, hieien Bragg, hiarold Bratcher, Letha Beachboard, Josephine Bingham, Nell Bell, Anne Bloom, Lida Bennett, Colleen Beasley, Louise Beasley, Vera Brandon, Pearl Broadway, Andrew Basham, Adeline Brown, Wilma E. Barker, Frank Bagwell, Anne Baxter, Mabel Bingham, Stanley Bryan, Ryce Bradley, Sue Bobo, John Elizabeth Beesley, Madeline Bell, Louise Boyd, Martha Birdwell, Lattie Bowling, Lavada Mae Boyd, Mary Eleanor Brandon, N. Wilford Bramblett, Ella Benson, Inez Bell, Effie Baker, Sara Burt, Annie Lee Birchwell, Edna Crockett, Gene Clark, Evalene Clark, Eunice Campbell, Edna Cunningham, Marie Collins, Bill Cornwell, Lindell Cotton, Charlotte Cooke, Sara Bell Carpenter, Eleanor Clardy, Geneva Clark, Dorothy Couser, Mavolene demons, Margaret G. Carlton, Bill THE MID LANDER • 1933 Page Twenty-nme SOPHOMORE CLASS Carroll, Claude, Jr. Clark, Letitia Campbell, Mary Copplnger, Bobbie Cunningham, Ruth Couch, Marie Culberson, Gladys Darnell, Era Downey, Ona Daniel, Grace Dickens, Wayne Davidson, Dell Daniel, Ira Dillon, Grace Donoho, Edith Douglas, Margaret Edwards, Reda Edens, Rubye Eggstein, Mary F. Felts, Woodroe Ferrel, Mattie Lou Forester, Charles Finley, Pauline Frazier, Nonnie Lee Griffith, Grady Gordon, Aleen Garant, Henry Garland, Harold Goodman, Harry Greer, Epsie Gessler, Susie Goodman, Ruby Goad, Daisy Gilbert, Helen Holloway, Lucy Holman, Julia Hall, Fannie Maude Hill, Mrs. Oslie Hatcher, BIythe Huddleston, Sara Harwell, Elese Hunter, Mary Clifton Hughes, Jack Hewlett, T. H. Holt, Mattie Lou Hatchett, Retta Hyde, Louise Hay, Samuel Howell, Okerleen Hunter, Irma Holland, William Hassell, Willie Johnson, Birdie Mae Jordon, Christine Jones, Mary Jenkins, Othelia Jones, Stella Jackson, Zelma Jenkins, Hattle Kennedy, Sid Kirk, Myrtle Kirk, Blanche Lassater, Fulvia Laws, Mrs. Homer Lucas, Mary Lancaster, Mable Long, Naomi Luther, Martha Long, Gladys Lowe, Maggie J. Lockey, James Lenehan, Orlean Lassater, Ethel Lassater, Katherine McMichell, Hazel McCullum, Vera Malone, Nellie Mankin, Jane Ellen Malone, Jane Mason, Muzzetta Martin, Lester Morrow, Roy Mullinix, Dora Mullinlx, Ruby McFall, Jones McFall, Lawrence Mulligan, Bess Moore, Rhoda Lee Morrow, Mary Meadors, Dot McGlothlin, Lillian Nance, Fred Nichols, Mrs. Vera Nixon, Lucille Neel, J. D. Odom, Clinton Potts, Zella Puckett, Arnold Pate, Lee Parker, Alese Pamplln, Bill Potts, Gladys PIttard, Homer Potts, Martha E. Phelph, Jeanette Pearson, Corinne Prince, Eliza Robinson, Claude Roth, Nan Rogers, Maurine Rose, Pearl Reader, Nettie Ransom, Rebecca Ross. Webb Rudoff, Edith Stone, Florence Shelton, Lou Spencer, Louise Spencer, Clydia Snell, Azilee Spence, Sammye Shippe, Mary Bell Sanders, Alma Smothermon, Venetia Smith, Mrs. Roy Smith, Roy Simmons, Beatrice Summer, W. E. Sharp, George Sawyer, Marietta Smith, Ervin Smotherman, Fern Semrell, Martha Smith, Muriel Smotherman, Leoma Taylor, James Taylor, Sibyl Thompson, Nell Thompson, Monnette Trapp, Etta Terry, Clarence Travis, Elizabeth Thomas, Marie Thurman, Doris Weatherly, Adelaide White, Huse Wood, Dudley Wiley, Katherine Wetzel, Loveleen Winette, Bernice White, Elizabeth Wallace, Joe Page Thirty THE MID LANDER 933 FRESH MAN CLASS JOHN HOOVER President GEORGE JOHNSON Vice-President MARY F. WYNNE Secretary and Treasurer DOROTHY BACHTEL Sponsor Abernathy, Spear Abernathy, Jack Apple, Ruby Andrew, Pauline Anderson, Mannice Borthick, Janey Borthick, Joseph W. Barron, Mary Frances Benson, Mary Bloodworth, Thera Barker, Freda Blackburn, Jannes Boyd, Margaret bailey, bernice Beasley, Hortwell Buck, Ernest Bonner, Glenn Banks, Esther Batey, Martha Louise Beckman Bertha Basham Theophilus D. Blalock, Elsie Bates, Georgia Bowden, Henrietta Brown, Imogene Barton, Ellen Cowsert, Katherine Carrick, Virgie Carroll, Louise Crosthwaite, Herbert Cannpbell, Ann Carney, Juanice Clancey, Rozetta Carroll, Donald Click, Grace Covington, Joe Cox, Emnny Lou Dalton, Daisy Dalton, P. H. THE MID LANDER • 1933 Page Thirty-one FRESHMAN CLASS Davis, W ilsie Donnell, Sara Ellis, Verna Evans, Simmons Edwards, Mae Farrar, Vinlla Frazier, Charles Fuller, S. A. Fuller, Sara Groom, Sara Sue Godwin, Gladys Gidcomb, Inez Gothard, McClellan Greer, Elsie Lee Grizzell, George Gallagher, Joe Gray, Marguerite Givens, Dora Hoover, Sewell Huff, Fonza Jo Hinkle, Gretchen Hines, George Howser, Hilda Hannal, Freida Hall, Leonora Hackworth, Clifford Horkleeroad, Minnie Lee Jackson, Lester Joyce, Elizabeth Jackson, Thelma Jent, Ruby Jones, Frank, Jr. Jones, Edna Jones, Mildred Jenkins, Gordon Jaco, Ethel Bates Keeton, Ed Michael, Linwood McCurrey, Stella McDanlels, Ruth McDaniels, Jane Gray Meadows, Evelyn McKee, Mildred Marable, Faye McClearin, Elizabeth McConnell, Maude Martin, Virginia Miller, Iva Mason, Robert McCurry, Will Ellen Murfree, Cornelia Mitchell, Eliza Meagher, Winnie Myers, J. H. Murray, Sara Manson, Dick Neville, Claire Owen, Callie Lillle Prince, Mary Katherine Pettus, Arnold Poe Frances Peyton, J. P. Parker, John W. Pitts, Raymond Price, Paul Perdue, Sara Clarice Quails, Rebecca Robinson, Nelle Reeder, Nettie Ralston, Virginia Reynolds, Jamie Richardson, Mrs. Lavon Richardson, Lois Richardson, Bernice Ray, Margaret Rosson, Lula Smith, Greenwood Smith, Annie Buford Smithson, JImmIe Scott, Lora Shaw, William R. Stegall, May Love Sykes, Gladys Stubblefield, Edward Shasteen, Minnie O. Stone, Mildred Summer, Wilson Sawer, Charles Sadler, Mrs. Sykes, Mary Safley, J. M. Safley, R. B. Stanford, Cornelia Thompson, Eula Tillet, Lillian Tuck, Aubrey Tune, Marguerita Turner, John Thacker, Snodie Reba Turner, Clara Venable, Sara George Webb, Ruth WIson, Robert C. Wade, Isabell Wheeler, Charlie Woodruff, Mary Olive Woodyard, Mrs. A. B. Winsett, Ada Sue Wooten, Hazel Webb, Robert Winnett, Mildred Warren, Alga Woodruff, Ruth Warren, Videlle Walker, Mary Lou Wynne, Mary Frances Williams, Ann L. Warren, Edward Wilson, Pauline Page Thirty-two THE MID LANDER 193 3 WRITERS CLUB DORA COPPEDGE President JANE ELLEN MANKIN Secretary PHILLIP MANKIN Sponsor Baxter, Mable Brandon, Ruth Brandon, Wilfred Hallcox, Raymond Hitt, James Jones, Frank Mason, Robert Oldham, Gray Peyton, J. B. Stroup, Christyne Templeton, Louise Witt, Parllee York, Luther 3S ' ISm I85S ll! f ip THE MID LANDER • 1933 Page Thirty-three TAU OMICRON OFFICERS KATHERYN CHAMBERS President HELENE PANNELL Vice-President MARY LAWRENCE BARKER Secretary and Treasurer SPONSORS HESTER ROGERS and ELIZABETH SCHARDT Cathey, Clara Covington, Lera Crockett, Andrena Davidson, Ruby Harned, Virginia Lewis, Rowena Mitchell, Margie O ' Kelly, Ruth Payne, Mary Wilson Titsworth, lone Wood, Dorothy Page Thirty-four THE MID LANDER • 1933 SIGMA CLUB OFFICERS MARION EDNEY President WALTER TAYLOR Secretary and Treasurer HOWARD McGUIRE Vice-President NEAL FRAZIER Councilman Bass, Owen Calhoun, Charles Crane, Lowell Fielder, Harris Fults, Vaughn George, Roy Goodman, Marlln Woodmore, T. B. Huffman, Hooper Hastings, Sam Hogan, Martin Judd, W. B. McLean, Whitson Osteen, Richard Rankin, William L. Sykes, T. W. THE MID LANDER • 1933 Page Thirty-five GLEE C L U OFFICERS GIRLS RUTH O ' KELLY President MARGARET BEARD Vice-President ROWENA LEWIS Secretary SARAH RANDOLPH Treasurer MEN LOWELL CRANE President TALMADGE SYKES Vice-President EUGENE TILLMAN Secretary and Treasurer DOROTHY WOOD . .. MISS E. MAY SAUNDERS Accompanist . . . Director An important part of each year ' s activities are those of the two glee clubs. Since the organization of the first one, several years ago, the membership has grown constantly until now there are two groups. Miss Saunders, the director, has been tireless in her efforts, and it is to her that credit should be given for the present organizations. Page Thirty-six THE MIDLANDER 19 3 3 ORCHESTRA and BAND OFFICERS ORCHESTRA MARY ELEANOR BOYD President ROWENA LEWIS Vice-President JAMES LOCKEY Secretary and Treasurer MRS. AULTMAN SANDERS Director BAND TALM ADGE SYKES President LOVELEEN WETZEL Vice-President MARY ELEANOR BOYD Secretary and Treasurer DR. W. M. MEBANE Director Among the prominent organizations on the campus are the orchestra and band under the direction of Mrs. Aultman Sanders and Dr. W. M. Mebane. Long years from now we feel sure that room 41 and the third floor rooms will come to life and testify to the many chords and dischords sounded within their walls. But be it recorded that no activity on the campus is complete, whether it be athletics, dramatics, or music, without some members of the musical organizations participating. THE MID LANDER • 1933 Page Thirty-seven DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS HARRIS FIELDER President CLARA CATHEY Vice-President LOUISE HYDE Secretary and Treasurer MRS. ALLAN C. CLARK Sponsor Anderson, Miriam Brandon, Wilfred Cantrell, Virginia Channbers, Katheryn Clancey, Rosetta Comperry, William Ezell, Mrs. Iva McBryde Erranton, Joel Foster, Clayton Hollandsworth, T. H. Hall, Leonora Langston, Zoolah Mason, Robert McKnIght, Stephen O ' Kelly, Ruth Oldham, Gray Sanders, Harvey Sutton, Elizabeth Turner, Mary Gilliam Page Thirty-eight THE MID LANDER • 1933 DEBATERS CLUB OFFICERS MARVIN WADE President ELIZABETH SUTTON Secretary and Treasurer JOEL ERRANTON Vice-President W. B. JUDD Coach Baxter, Mabel Borthick, Joe Croswalte, Herbert Denton, Lila Rose Loughry, Lida Lee McLean, Whitson Stephens, Paul Witt, Paralee Hogan, Martin THE MID LANDER • 1933 Page Thirty-nine HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS MARGARET BEARD President ANNIE CLAYTON Secretary LUCILE FAIN Vice-President EDITH ANDERSON Treasurer MRS. BERNICE RAINEY VARNER Sponsor JANE KEMMER Miss Home Econonnics Akin, Bobbye Atkins, Elizabeth Benson, Mary Brown, Alice Brown, Imogene Cox, Emmy Lou Dennis, Dora Edens, Ruby Evans, Emelyne Foutch, Myrtle Ruth Holderfield, Edith Kelso, Frances McNeece, Bertha Renfro, Brownie Sawyer, Marietta Scott, Maira Shelley, Christine Stegall, Mary Love Story, Lula Thomas, Marie Williams, Mary Woodson, Florine Page Forty THE MIDLANDER«I933 FOOTBALL COACH FAULKINBERRY The past football season brought the most trying schedule ever tackled by a Blue and White team, but after a season replete with bad breaks, a fine ending was made against the University of Miami, in Florida, December 3, 1932. Games were won from U. T. Juniors, 18-7; Union University, 14-7; West Tennessee Teachers, 6-0; and Florida, 7-0. Games lost were: Sewanee, 12-0; Maryville, 12-6; Chattanooga, 26-0; West Kentucky, 21-7; Murray, 7-6; and T. P. I., 32-6. THE MID LANDER • 1933 Page Forty-one 9Jce 9hy3ical Education Club CccilcHAijzJ Page Forty-two THE MIDLANDER I933 THE MIDLANDER I933 Page Forty-three BASKETBALL TEAMS The varsity five, although suffering numerous setbacks through the midseason, innproved with the close; and rang down the final curtain with victories over Cumberland, Murray, T. P. I., and West Tennessee Teachers. The final record shows nine victories against seven losses. The graduation of hiindman, Kerr, hlolt, and hlolden will hurt the team rather severely next year. hHowever Butch Young, who was recognized as one of the outstanding Southern players, will play again next year. Page Forty-four THE MIDLANDER I933 uuioOB Mls CHOica JtoST POfH LAH iurm l All Q Al AND IN TflE SPRIfJG- L Qf TlY Ti ? S.. ■■ A YOUN Mans fA CY.. Smoia S hos S0Tf Ol S To TUO( (P rS Of ' THE MIDLANDER • 1933 Page Forty-five THE END -X WE INVITE YOUR PATRONAGE Murfreesboro Bank and Trust Co. Affiliated with THE AMERICAN BANKS NASHVILLE i£ Vy. B. 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