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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1935 volume:

OFFICE OF ; M NI RELATIONS MIDDLE TENNES, : n TE UNIVERSITY MURFi. -tSBORO -m y ttJLjdk: . -Jliz d l idlandE r i VOLUME X 193 5 Published by the Graduating Class of STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE Library Middle Tennessee State University Murfreesboro, Tennessee ( ont nti THE COLLEGE THE CLASSES THLETICS ANIZATIONS EATURES 90-04708 The Midlander a cr— id J— zdlcatlon To that rare combination of scientist and humorist, Dr. A. A. O ' Kelly, we, the Senior Class of 19} 5, affectionately dedicate this issue of the Midlander. Su S «A j£w Administration Building library Science Building Rutledge Hull Lyon Hall Jones Hall Training School President ' s Home C a fete Nathaniel Craig Beasley Dean-Registrar Pritchett Alfred Lyon President Mid FACULTY MA Frank E. Bass History State Teachers College, Murfree , George Peabody College, 1930. N. C. Beasley Education B.S.. George Peabody College, 1923; M.A., George Peabody College, 192 ; Graduate Student, George Peabody College. Philip Macon Cheek foreign Languages A.B.. University of North Carolina. 1928; A.M. University of North Carolina, 1928 ; Ph.D., Univer sity of North Carolina. 1931. George Davis Biology B.S.. University of Chattanooga. 191-1 ; M.A. George Peabody College, 1928. Marion Edney Biology B.S.. State Teachers College, Murfreesboro. 1933 M.A.. University of Iowa, 1934. May C. Frank Home Economics B.S.. Columbia University, 192 ; M.S.. Iowa Stat( College, 1931 ; Graduate Work, Iowa State College 1934. Neal D. Frazier English B.S., George Peabody College, 1917; M.A., George Peabody College, 1921 ; Graduate Student, George Peabody College. Otis L. Freeman Manual Arts B.S., State Teachers College. Murfreesboro, 1928; M.S.. Iowa State College, 1933. Louise Frey English A.B., Berea College, 19M; M.A., Teachers Col- lege, Columbia. 192 ; Ph.D.. George Peabody Col- lege, 1931. Mary Frizzell Primary Education B.S.. George Peabody College, 1926; M.A.. George Peabody College, 1927. Thomas J. Golightly Education A.B.. Transylvania, 1904; B.D., Yale, 1906; Ph.D.. George Peabody College, 1926. B. B. Gracy Physical Education B.S.A., University of Florida, 1915; M.A., George Peabody College, 1928. — Page 17— r The Midlander FACULTY Ollie Green Geography B.S.. George Peabody College, 192 1 ; M.A., George Peabody College. 1926. Knox T. Hutchinson Agriculture US, George Peabody College, 1921; M.A., George Peabody College. 1922 ; Graduate Student. George Peabody College. Horace Jones Mathematics B.S.. State Teachers College. Murfreesboro, 1926; M.A.. George Peabody College. 1927. William Benton Judd History B.S., Slate Tea. hers College. Murtreeshc.ro. 1927; M A , i it orgi Pi abod) College, 192 . Charles D. Lewis Elemental i I Jin ation B.Ped.. Kentucky state University, 1901 University I Illinois, 1917; PhD body College, 1929. Agni s I Home Economit i B.S., University of Tennessee. 191H; M.A.. George Peabody College, 192 . A.M.. George Pca- Philip Mankin English B.S., George Peabody College, 1925; M.A.. George Peahody College. I9- 7 . William M. Mebane Chemistry and Physii i B.S.. University of North Carolina, 192s ; M.A., University ol North Carolina, 1926; Ph.D., Univer- sity of North Carolina. 1929. Kathlrini: Monohan History AH. Peabody Normal, 1892; M.A., University of Nashville, is9v A. A. O ' Kelly Chemistt i It A , University ol Arkansas, 1926; Ph.D., Univer- sity i i ( olorado, 1929. Anne Ordway English I ' ll II . University of Chicago, 1920; MA. Vander- hilt University. 1927. Tom mii Ri v oi ds Physical Education B.A.. University of Nashville. 19U ; M.A., George Peabody College. 1923. Page IS— U 3 a The Mu FACULTY Hester Rogers Clark Woodward Art Manual Arts B.S., George Peabody College, 1923; M.A., Univer- sity of Chicago. 1928. B.S., State Teachers College, Murfreesbo o, 1931. E. May Saunders J. C. Waller Music Director, Training School B.S., State Teachers College, Murfreesboro, 1928 ; M.A.. Columbia University, 1929. B.A., University of Chicago, 1908; M.A. bia University, 1914 ; Ph.D., George Peab lege, 1928. Colum- ody Col- Elizabeth Schardt Foreign Languages Anne Ashley B.A., University of Tennessee. 1912; M.A.. George Peabody College. 1929 ; Special Student, University of Ghent. Critic Teacher B.S.. State Teachers College, Murfreesbor M.A., Peabody College, 1934. o, 1928; Isa Lee Sherrod Library Kate Ashley B.S., State Teachers College, Johnson City, 1933; M.A., Peabody College, 1934. Critic Teacher B.S.. State Teachers College, Murfreesbo o, 1934. C. C. Sims History Mrs. James Clayton LL.B.. Cumberland University. 1913; B.S.. George Peabody College, 191 ; M.A., George Peabody College, 1922 ; Ph.D., University of Chicago. 1930. Critic Teacher B.A., Vanderbilt University, 1928; M.A., College, Columbia University, 1932. Teachers E. M. Waller Health and Athletics B.A.. Vanderbilt, 192 ; M.A., George Peabody Col- lege, 1933. Andrena Crockett Critic Teacher B.S., State Teachers College, Murfreesboro, 1933- -Page 11- 3l=IO FACULTY Mary Hall Critic Teacher B.S., George Peabody College, 1 927 ; M.A., George Peabody College, 1931. Ruth Pate Critic Teacher B.S., State Teachers College. Murfreesboro, 1 9:9 , M.A.. Teachers College. Columbia. 1933; Graduate Student. Teachers College Columbia. Marguerite Harrison Critic Teat her B.S.. State Teachers College, Murfrcesbo M.A., George Peabody College, 1932. W. R. Romine Critic Teacher 11 S George Peabody College, 1924; MA , George Peabod) ( ollege, 1930. Margaret Lowe Critic Teacher B S . State Teachers College, Murfre M.A., George Peabody College. 1929. Roy J. Simpson Critic Teachei H S , Stati 1 11 hi r S i ollege, Murfreesboro, 1930; M.A., University ol Michigan, 19 . Mrs. Mary Manley ( ritit Teat her B.S State Teachers College, Murfreesboro, 19 : M.A., George Peabody College, 1932, Mrs. Madge Manson Critic Teat her A.B.. Athens College, Athens, Alabama, i College, Murfreesboro. 192S ; M.A.. Uni- versify ol Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1932. Frances Snell ( ' title Teat bt lis State Teachers College. Murfreesboro, 1929; M.A.. Teachers College, Columbia University, 1932. Mrs. Scott Williams Critic Teat her A.B.. Union University; M.A.. George Peabody Col- lege, 1932. —•Page 20— u n a OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION J. H. Bayer Custodian of Properly J. S. Holmes Marshall Burns Director of Vespers Mrs. Bonnie McHenry Secretary to President Mrs. Marshall Burns Hostess, Rntledge Hall, College Nnr Margie Mitchell Chief Hostess C. W. Daniels Nigbi Watchman Lorene Neece Dietitian Mrs. O. L. Freeman Hostess, Jones Hall Mary Wilson Payne Secretary to Dean W. C. Hastings Engineer T. B. Woodmore Business Manager -■Page 21- The Midlander STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Hon. Hill McAlister, Governor of Tennessee Dr. W. D. Cocking, Commissioner of Education Robert L. Peck, Sr. John Reynolds R. L. Forrester W. E. Laudrum J. D. Hamilton Sam J. McAlister C. B. Ijams Ernest Ball . Mrs. Riley Stone Nashville Nashville Springfield Murfreesboro Watertown Trenton Church Hill Chattanooga Jackson Memphis Bristol r, , ! ' ' M OFFICERS OF SENIOR CLASS E. M. WALLER LOVELEEN WETZEL Sponsor President Chattanooga, Tennessee Science; Tau Omicron, Treasurer, ' 3 5; President, W. A. C, ' 3 5; Football Sponsor, ' 3 3; Band, ' 3 1, ' 3 2, ' 33, ' 34; Orchestra, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34; Wohelo Club, ' 32, ' 33; Science Club, ' 32, ' 33, Secretary, ' 34; Rural Life Club, ' 3 1, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34; Physical Education Assistant, ' 34, ' 35; T. Club, ' 34; Student Council, ' 3 5; Class Treasurer, ' 3 1, Secretary, ' 3 3, President, ' 3 5. ELBERT WALKER Vice-President Nashville, Tennessi i Social Science; Editor, Freshet, ' 32; Band Major, ' 33; Vice-President, B. S. U., ' 34; Vice-President, Senior Class, ' 3 5; Debating Club, ' 3 2. MARY JONES Secretary Prospect, Tennessee Social Science; English; Secretary, Senior Class, ' 35; Rural Lite Club. ' 33, ' 34, Treasurer, ' 35; President, Woman ' s Student Council, ' 35; Y. W. C. A.. ' 33, -4, ' 35; Tau Omicron. ' 35. HERMAN CARROLL Treasurer Estill Springs, Tennessee History; Vice-President, International Relations Club, ' 35; Rural Life Club, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Treas- urer, Senior Class, ' 3 5; Sigma Club, ' 3 5. JAMES NORTON Sergeant-at-Arms Lawrenceburg, Tenni SSI 1 Manual Arts; Basketball. ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Varsity Club, ' 34, ' 35; Rural Life Club, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Manager, Football Team, ' 33, ' 34; Tennis Team, ' 34; Baseball, ' 35. - Page 23- The Midlander SENIOR CLASS ADAMS, CARL Woodbury, Tennessi i Chemistry: Sigma Club. ' 34, Secretary, ' 35; Tennis Team, ' 34; Midlander Staff, ' 35. ADAMS, MARY ELIZABETH Woodbury, Tennessee English; Latin. Mi ADKISSON, DAVID FLINTOFF Ashland City, Tennessee Sigma Club ; International Relations Club. ALSUP, PEYTON Gladeville, Tennessee Mathematics; Rural Life Club. ' 33, ' 3V President. ' 34; Basketball, ' 34, ' 35: Varsity Club. ' 34, ' 35. ANDERSON, MARTHA MIRIAM MuRERLLSBORO, TENNESSEE Physical Education; Health; Tau Omicron, ' 34, ' 35; Dramatic Club. ' 33, ' 34j ' 35; W. A. A.. ' 35; Physical Education Medal. ' 3 ; Physical Educat : un Club, ' 33, ' 34; Rural Life Club, ' 33, ' 34; International Relations Club. ' 33. ' 34. BAGWELL, ANNE Daytona Beach, Florida English; Home Economics Club, ' 34; Physical Education ( lub, ' 32, ' 33. BARKER, VIVA Dunlap, Ti nni ssi i English; A. C. E„ ' 34. ' 35; Rural Life Club. ' 32. BARNETT, MARY WOODS Lewisburg, Tennissi 1 Biology ; Rural Life. ' 31 ; Glee Club, ' 33; Y. W. C. A.. ' 31, ' 35; Wohelo. ' 31. BASHAM, MARGARET ADELINE Muriki i sboro, Tennessi i Physical Education; Health; Rural Life Cluh. ' 32, 33, si Dramatii Club, ' 33, ' 34, ' SS ; Phvsic.il Education flub. is. ' SI; A. C. E.. ' 35; Secretary-Treasurer, W. A A., ' 35: Glee Cluh. ' 33, ' 34. Treasurer. ' 34, 35. BEACIIBOARD, JOSEPHINE Bi i i Bu mi. Tennessei English; Tau Omicron; Y. W. C. A.; Library Club. BENNETT, COLLEEN I )| l III Kll, Tl NNI SSI I English; History; Y. W. C. A.. ' 31. ' 35; Home Eco- n ii i lub. s:. ' ss ; Rural Lite. ' 31, ' 34 : W. A. A.. ' 35; Tau Omicron, ' 34; Student Council, ' 34, ' 35; M s A.. ' 33, ' 34. BINKLEY, GEORGE ( ioODl l l ls II l l . Tl N M ssi i Science; lass Basketball ; Rural Lite Club. -Tage 24— □ □ c SENIOR CLASS BOYD, MARY ELEANOR Chattanooga, Tennessee Music; Band. ' 32, ' 33. ' 34, ' 35; Orchestra, ' 32, ' 33. ' 34, ' 35 ; Glee Club. ' 32. ' 33. ' 34, ' 35; Libraiy Club, ' 34; Music Club, ' 33; Y. W. C. A., ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. nology ; BRAMBLETT, EMMA E Hillsboro, Tennessee Basketball, ' 31 ; Tennis Y. W. C. A., BRAY, W. PRESTON Nashville, Tennessee H story; Dramatic Club. BRANDON, N. WILFORD Dover, Tennessee English; History; Writers ' Club. ' 33. ' 34. ' 35; Dramatic Club, ' 33. ' 34; Editor. S. T. C. News. ' 34, ' 35; Editor. Midlander, ' 35 ; Rural Life Club, ' 33, ' 34. CAMPBELL, MARY BENSON Hermitage, Tennessee Home Economics; English; Home Economics Club, ' 34, ' 35; Vice-President, ' 34. President, ' 35 ; Y. W. C. A., ' 34. Secretary, ' 35; Tau Omicron, ' 34, President, ' 35; Rural Life Club, ' 33; Science Club, ' 33. English. CARLTON, ERLINE Eagleville, Tennessee dent. Student CARLTON, WILLIAM BLAKE, JR MuRFREESBORO, TENNESSEE English; Social Science; Science Club matic Club, ' 34, ' 35 ; Football, ' 32; P Body, ' 35; Midlander Staff, ' 35. CARROLL, CLAUDE, JR. Tullahoma, Tennessee Science; Basketball. ' 33, ' 34. ' 3 ; Cheer Leader. ' 34; Rural Life Club. ' 32. ' 33, ' 35; Science Club. 32, ' 33, ' 34. ' 35; Glee Club. ' 33; Physical Education Club, ' 33. ' 34; Midlander Staff. ' 35; Y. M. C. A.. ' 32. ' 33, ' 34. CLARK, DOROTHY MuRFREESBORO, TENNESSEE Home Economics ; English ; Science Club, ' 33, ' 34 ; Home Economics Club, ' 32, ' 33, ' .34, Secretary. ' 35. CLARK, LETITIA MuRFREESBORO, TENNESSEE 1 ng! sh ; Home Economics ; Home Economics Club, ' 32. ' 33, ' 34, ' 35 Science Club. ' 32. COLEMAN, FRANCES KING Smyrna, Tennessee Enelish; Rural Life Club. ' 32. ' 35; Y. W. C. A., ' 32, ' 35. CORLEW, DAISY ROOK Charlotte, Tennessee -Tage 25- The Midi an dei SENIOR CLASS CORLEW, MARY ELIZABETH Charlotte, Tennessee Latin ; Mathematics. COUCH, MARIE MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE DANIEL, PORTER L. Wavfrly, Tennessee History; Industrial Arts. DOUGLAS, BETTY JANE Hartsville, Tennessee English; Orchestra; Glee Club. DOUGLAS, MARGARET ELEANOR Hartsville, Tennessee Chemistry; Orchestra, ' 33. ' 34. ' 3S ; Band ' 33 ' 34 Tau Omicron. 3S ; Music Club, ' 32. EZELL, KENNETH Murfreesboro, Tennessei Science; Basketball, ' 34, ' 35; Baseball. ' 35; Va Club; Manager Football, ' 34; Rural Life Club, ' 33, David Lipscomb Club; Midlundcr Stall. ' 35. History. FINNEY, ANDREW COLEMAN Manchester, Tennessee FLEMING, ARKLII-: Crossville, Tenni SSI I Social Science; History; Y. M. C. A.. ' 33. ' 34, ' Glee Club. 33; International Relations Club, ' 54, FRANCIS, CLARENCE Murfreesboro, Tennessei History ; English ; President, David Lipscomb Club, GAULT, THOMAS Fountain City, Tennessei Chemistry; Sigma Club. ' 35; Dramatic Club, ' 34, GENTRY, MARGARET ANNE Ml 111 III l SBORO, 1 l N M ssi I French; English; Glee club, ' 32, ' 34, Secretary, Band. ' 33, ' IS; Orchestra. ' 35; Pianist. B. S. ' 34, ' 35 ; Tail Omicron. ' 35. GLASGOW, WILLIAM Asm AND (II Y, Tl NNI ssl I r.:, : ■ History. SENIOR CLASS GOOD, DAISY MuRFREESBORO, TENNESSEE GOODMAN, HARRY CORNERSVILLE, TENNESSEE English: Biology; President, Y. M. C. A., ' 34; Sigma Club, Vice-President, ' 35: Vice-President, Rural Life Club, ' 35, Member, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34. GUSHERT, MARTHA A. Chattanooga, Tennessee Home Economics; Home Economics Club. ' 3-1. ' 35; Y. W. C. A., ' 34, ' 35 ; Rural Life Club, ' 34. ' 35. HAY, SAMUEL HUDSON Birmingham, Alabama English ; History ; S-gma Club, ' 33 ; President, Sigma Club, ' 34; Treasurer Junior Class, ' 34; Tennis Team, ' 34. HAYNES, EULA IRENE Jasper, Tennessee HAWKINS, HILDA HAZEL Murfreesboro, Tennessee Social Science; English. HICKS, JAMES Englewood, Tennessee History; Basketball, ' 35; Rural Life Club, ' 34, ' 35; Varsity Club. ' 35. HINES, JOHNNY Shelbyville, Tennessee Chemistry: Social Science; Glee Club, ' 34, President, 35; Siience Club. ' 34. ' 15; Rural Life Club. ' 34; Dramatic Club, ' 34. ' 35; Midlander Staff, ' 35; Y. M. C. A., ' 34, ' 35. HOOVER, ELIZABETH Smyrna, Tennessee Social Science; A. C. E., ' 34, ' 35; Rural Life Club, ' 33. ' 34 ; Glee Club, ' 35. HOOVER, RUBYE Morrison, Tennessee English; A. C. E., ' 34, ' 35. HUGHES, JOHN NEIL Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee History ; Science Club ; Cheer Leader, ' 33. HUNTER, MARY CLIFTON Antioch, Tennessee History; English; Y. W. C. A.. ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Home Economics Club. ' 34, ' 35 ; Rural Life Club. ' 32, ' 33. ' 34, ' 35; Student Council, ' 34. —Tage 2? — H I ID SENIOR CLASS JAKES, MRS. VASHTI MANIER Eagleville, TenNISSI I Home Economics ; Home Economics Club, ' 32. ' 33. ' 34. ' 35 ; A. C. F... ' 34. ' 35 ; B. S. U., ' 35 ; Y. W. C. A., ' 35. i -,•■;:,), JOHNSON, HASTON Dunlap, Tennessee KOEN, SANKEY Nashville, Tennessee Science; Glee Club. LAWS, MRS, LAURA GRAHAM Lynchburg, Tenni ssi i Home Economics; Home Economics Club. LEDBETTER, TULA LEE Willow Grove, Tennessei Mathematics; English. LOKEY, JAMES MUREREESBORO, TENNESSEE Chemistry; Mathematics; Science Club. ' 32. ' 33; Presi. ■ Int. Science Club, ' 34. ' 35; Band. ' 34, ' 35, President ' 32, Vice-President, ' 33; Orchestra. ' 32, ' 34 ii ' 35 Secretary. ' 34; Rural Life Club, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34 ' 35 LOVELL, LAURA CRAIG Madison, Tennessee Home Economics; Home Economics Club. ' 34; Reporter, VI, ' 35; Rural Life Club. ' 34, ' 35; A, ( 1 u ' 35; Science Club. ' 34, ' 35; Reporter, Y. W. C. A.. ' 34. ' 35. LYLE, ALICE WASHINGTON Cumberland City, Tenni ssi i English; In, Omicron ; Y. W. C. A.; Men, her. Student ( ouncil . Glee Club, Rural Life Club. MANKIN, JANE ELLEN Murfreesboro, Tennessei 1 inn I nejish ; Dramatic Club. ' 32, ' 34, ' is, v.. t Presi dent, ' 34; Program Chairman. ' 35; Writers ' Club, ' 32, Secretary, ' 33, ' 34, President, ' 35; Ass.„i.itc Editor, Midlander, ' 35. McFADDEN, ANNA MUR] Kl I SBORO, Tl N M ssi 1 MERRIMAN, MARY I I I 1 I IIRIIK.I , Tl N M ssi I English ; I listory. — Tagc 2i— DC=1C SENIOR CLASS MIDDLETON, ALBERT E. New Britain, Connecticut Science; Sigma Club, ' 35 ; Assistant Football Coach. ' 34. MITCHELL, MAUDE Woodbury, Tennessee ics; English; Home Economics Club, ' 35. MOFFITT, GENTRY McMinnville, Tennessee i.ology. MOORE, RHODA LEE Chattanooga, Tennessee Music; Band. ' 32, ' 33. ' 34. President, ' 35; Orchestra. ' 32, ' 33. Secretary and Treasurer, ' 34. ' 35; Rural Life Club. ' 32. ' 33. ' 34, ' 35; Library Club, ' 34; Music Club, ' 32; Y. W. C. A., ' 32, ' 33. OVERBEY, WILLIAM Franklin, Tennessee Mathematics; Football, ' 34. OWEN, HOYTE Readyville, Tennessee Social Science; Football, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33. ' 34; Baseball, ' 35 ; Varsity Club. PARKER, S. AUBREY Manchester, Tennessee History; Acrobatic Team, ' 31, ' 32; Physical Educati. Club. ' 31. ' 32, ' 33, ' 34. PARSONS, HUGH Columbia, Tennessee POTTS, GLADYS Smyrna, Tennessee REEVES, SARA DAVID MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE Physical Education ; English ; Physical Education Club. ' 31. ' 32. ' 33; Rural Life Club. ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Science Club, ' 32, ' 33. REED, ALLIENE MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE Home Economics ; Home Economics Club. —Tage 29— SENIOR CLASS REEVES, MRS. W. E. MuREREESBORO, TeNNESS RICHARDS, MRS. CLYDE E. Woodbury, Tennessei ROBERTS, PAULINE Chattanooga, Tennessei Biology; Chemistry; Science Club. ' 32. ' 33, ' 34; Rural Life ( lub, ' 33, ' 34; A. C. E., ' 34, ' 3 ; Vice-President, Glee Club. ' 34, ' 35. ROE, AUDREY Springfield, Tennessi i Science; W. A. A.. ' 35; Y. W. C. A.. ' 33. ' 34. ' 35; Rural Life Club, ' 33. ' 34. Vice-President. ' 35; Science Club. ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Physical Education Club, ' 33, ' 34; Football Sponsor, ' 35. SANDS, GRAY DUDLEY Old Hickory, Tennessee Science; Football. ' 31, ' 32, ' 33. ' 34; Basketball. ' 31. ' 32, ' 33; Vice-President. Junior Class, ' 34; Rural Life Club ; Varsity Club, ' 32. ' 33, ' 34 ; Secretary-Treasurer, Varsity Club, ' 34. SANDERS, MARGUERITE DOUGLASS Russellville, Alabama English ; History. SAWYER, MARIETTA MuRFREESBORO, TENNESSEE Home Economics; English; Treasurer, Horn Club, ' 35 ; Rural Life Club, ' 32. ' 33. SCOTT, LUCILLE KockvalEj Tennessee Biology; Physical Education; W. A. A., ' 35; Physical Education Club. ' 34. SHARPE, GEORGE Mt. Pleasant, Tennumi Social Science; English; Football, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34: Basketball, ' 31, ' 32; Ru...l Life lub, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34; Dramatic Club, ' 32, ' 33; Varsity Club. ' 32, ' 33, ' 34. SHARP, WILSON I I X I Woods. Ti nni ss] I History; Rural Life Club, ' 32; Basketball, ' 32, ' 33. - ' Page 30— DO C r SENIOR CLASS SHELTON, LON Beech Grove, Tennessee History; Sigma Club, ' 35. SMITH, BESSIE BYRNE Murkreesboro, Tennessee SMITH, ELIZABETH Chattanooga, Tennessee English. SNEED, DELLA LOUISE Normandy, Tennessee English; Dramatic Club; Glee Club. SNELL, AZILEE O. MURFRKESBORO, TENNESSEE Social Science; A. C. E., ' 34, ' 35; Rural Life Club, 34; Y. W. C. A., ' 34. SORY, MARY ELIZABETH Cedar Hill, Tennessee English ; Rural Life Club, ' 34. ' 35 ; Y. W. C. A.. ' 34, ' 35; Tennis Team. ' 34. ' 35; W. A. A., ' 35. SPRINGER, SETH West Point, Tennessee Industrial Arts ; Baseball, ' 27, ' 28 ; Rural Life Club, .30. ' 31 ; Y. M. C. A., ' 30, ' 31. STEGALL, MAY LOVE Rockvale, Tennessee Home Economics; Home Economics Club, ' 32. ' 33, ' 34, Vice-President, ' 35; Physical Education Club, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34; W. A. A., ' 35. STROOP, CHRISTINE Muri reesboro, Tennessee English; French; Writers ' Club. ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Dramatic Club, ' 34, ' 35; A. C. E., ' 34. SUMMAR, W. C. Smithville, Tennessee Social Science : Glee Club, ' 34 ; Vice-President, Y. M. C. A.. ' 33. ' 34; President. B. S. U.. ' 34, ' 35; Inter- national Relations Club, ' 34; Secretary-Treasurer, De- bating Club, ' 34, ' 35. The Midlander SENIOR CLASS TAYLOR, JAMES FOSTERVILI.E, TeNNIssi 1 History ; Chemistry ; Sigma Club. THOMAS. ERVIN H. CORNERSVILLE, TENNESSEE THOMAS, MARIE Hartsville, Tl NNI SSI i Home Economics; Home Economics Club. 31, 32. ' 33, ' 35; Rural Life Club. ' 31, ' 32. Secretary, ' 33: Science Club, ' 32. ' 33; Y. W. C. A., ' 33. TRAPP, ETTA Smithville, Tenni SS] 1 History; English; Y. W. C. A.. ' 34. ' ss : Debating Club. ' 34. ' .V Secretary. ' 34, Vice-President. ' 35; In- ternational Relations Club. ' 34, ' 35, Reporter. i4. Sec retary-Treasurer. ' is ; Readers ' Club, ' 35; Writers ' Club. ' 34, ' 35. WALKER, MARY LOUISE Nashville, Tennessee Mathematics; Social Science; B. S. IT., ' 34; State B. S. U., Secretary. ' 31. ' 35 ; Assistant Editor. Freshet, ' 32. WALKER, NELLE Jingo, Tennessee Biology; Home Economics Club. ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. WALLACE, JOE Old Hickory, Tennessei Science; Football, ' 31, ' 32. ' 33; Varsity Club. ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Rural Lite Club, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34; President. Sopho- more Class. ' 33. WILLIS, WYLIE W ' r ST Point, Tln.ni sm i Science; Science Club, ' 34. WINN, ANNA LOUISA Clarksville, Tenni ssi i Mathematics; Social Science; Dramatic Club. ' 34, Ms. Orchestra, ' 35; Band. ' 35; International Relations Club, ' 35 . Rural Lite- Club, ' 34, ' 35. English. WOOD, MARY CLARA Woodbury. Tennessei COUSER, MEVOLENE TULI AHOM . Tl NNI ssi i Social Science; Rural Life Club. ' 31, ' 32, ' 33. Vice- President. ' 34. GOFORTH, A. T. D. I U M 1 C II Y, Tl NM ssi I Biolog) . hemistrj . Scieni ( lub, ' 32. — Tagc )2— DCUC OFFICERS OF JUNIOR CLASS HORACE JONES Sponsor JOHN HOLLOW AY President MuRI REESBORO, TENNESSEE VERNA MAI ELLIS Vice-President Nashville, Tennessee SARA GEORGE VENABLE Secretary-Treasurer Atlanta, Georgia The Midlander 3 I ID JUNIOR CLASS ABERNATHY, JACK Murfreesboro, Tenn ABERNATHY. SPEER Murfreesboro, Tenn ALLEN. EDMUND B.. JR. Murfreesboro, Tenn ANDERSON. MAURICE Murfreesboro, Tenn. BEASLEY, HARTWELL Triune, Tenn. BELL. MARTHA Springfield, Tenn. BETTY. LESTER Tennessee City. Tenn. BROADWAY, ANDREW LobeWUle, Tenn. CAMPBELL. CARL McMinnville, Tenn. CLAYTON, RALPH B Memphis. Tenn. COLEMAN, WOODROW Nashville. Tenn. COLLINS. WILLIAM Pulaski, Tenn. COOK. MAYME Murfreesboro. Tenn. COOPER. MARTHA Cowan, Tenn. DAVIS, BULEAH Cornersville, Tenn. DANIEL. IRA Murfreesboro, Tenn. ELLIOTT, VI ' RNA MAE Manchester, Tenn. EDWARDS. JULIA Bell Buckle. Tenn. l r,, 1 DCZ=IC JUNIOR CLASS EDWARDS. JOHNNIE . . Lewisburg. Tcnn FIELD. MARY Centerville, Tcnn FULLER. SARA BOONE Sale Creek, Tenn FAITH. ETHELYN GOWER. LOUISE HASKINS, REBECCA Madison, Tenn Springrield, Tenn Springfield, Tenn HITT. ROBERT M. Murfreesboro, Tenn HOLCOMB, JUNE McMinnville, Tenn HOOVER, JOHN Smyrna, Tenn JACKSON, J. W Murfreesboro, Tenn JACKSON, LESTER Old Hickory. Tenn JOHNS. D. B Murfreesboro, Tenn JOHNSON, FRANCES KESSLER, HENRY G. LOWE, PEARL Watcrtown, Tenn. Loretto, Tenn. . . Rockvale, Tenn. LOWRY. OUIDA . MAJOR. MILDRED MANOR. CLARA . . Pembroke, N. C. Chattanooga, Tenn. Waverly. Tenn. The Midlander JUNIOR CLASS MASON. ROBERT MEADOWS. EVELYN MOORE. AVIS Woodbury, Ten Manchester. Ten Murfreesboro, Ten MOORE. NELLIE Belvidere, Tenn MORAN. MARY JOE Franklin. Tenn MURPHY. ROBERT, JR. Murfreesboro. Tenn M,( LI AREN. ELIZABETH Centerville. Tenn McDANIELS, RUTH Chattanooga, Tenn NICHOLS. EDWARD C. Mt. Pleasant. Tenn PATE, LEE PITTARD, HOMER PITTS. RAYMOND POTTS. MARTHA E. POW1 RS, LOUISE REDING, MORS! I RING, SA1 1.11 MAY ROBINSON, I AUDI ROSSON, I IT A Murfreesboro, Tenn. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Smyrna, Tenn Denver, Tenn Joelton, rear Belfast. Tenn ( hristiana, Tenn Nashville. Tenn — Tagr 36— □ cnc JUNIOR CLASS SARVER, CHARLES . . . . Hendersonville, Tenn SCOTT. WILLIAM OWEN . . Rockvale, Tenn SIMMONS. EVANS Hillsboro, Tenn SHASTEEN. MINNIE O. . Fayetteville. Tenn SIMS. JANICE Christiana, Tenn STARBUCK. VIRGINIA Linden. Tenn WADE, IDABELLE Murfreesbr.ro. Tenn WALKER. MARY ELIZABETH Chattanooga. Tenn WARREN, EDWARD Franklin, Tenn WHEELER, CHARLES Murfreesboro, Tenn WHEELER. EVELYN Mt. Pleasant, Tenn WILLIAMS, ANNIE ELIZABETH Guymon. Okla WILSON. ROBERT Murfreesboro, Tenn WISER. JESSE Wartrace. Tenn WOODYARD. MRS. AMY B. Greenfield, Tenn WOODWARD, SARA Lewisburg. Tenn WRIGHT. MARGARET Murfreesboro. Tenn — Tage 37— The Midlander 3 I ID OFFICERS OF SOPHOMORE CLASS DR. A. A. O ' KELLY Sponsor GRANVILLE WAGGONER President Nashvilli , Tl NNESSEE ROBERT BASS Vice-President Nashvili r, Tennessee FRANCES NICHOLSON Secretary Asm and Cnv, Tl nni ssi i I DWARD Ml ssi Y Treasurer N ASII I I . Tl N ' l SSEE •.,■:, li 1 1 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS ALEXANDER. RUTH Thompsons Station, Tenn. BARNES, BILI.IE Bakewell, Tenn. BAXTER, PAULINE Lawrenceburg, Tenn. BEARD, MARY ALICE Clifton, Tenn. BENNETT, W. L Eagleviile. Tenn. BLANKENSHIP, CHARLES Murfreesboro, Tenn. BOSTELMAN. MARTHA Joelton, Tenn. BRATCHER. LETRESS Daylight, Tenn. BUCHANAN, RUFUS Murfreesboro, Tenn. BROWN, ELIZABETH Pikeville, Tenn. BROWN, WILSON Murfreesboro, Tenn. BURKS, HILDA Chattanooga. Tenn. CARVER. DAVID Nashville, Tenn. CARNAHAN, ELDON Murfreesboro. Tenn. CLARK, RACHEL Murfreesboro, Tenn. CLINARD, BESS ALICE Springfield, Tenn. COLEMAN. EARL Smyrna, Tenn. COPPINGER, KATHERINE Sale Creek, Tenn. CAPPS, MARTHA WILSON Waverly, Tenn. COTHRAN, LUCILLE Hartsville, Tenn. DICKSON. OPAI Donelson, Tenn. DOWLEN. EWELL Nashville, Tenn. —■Puge 39— The Midlandei SOPHOMORE CLASS DOWNEY, VIRGINIA Huntland, Tenn EARTHMAN, MARTHA Murfreesboro, Tcnn EZEI.L FREDERICK Murfreesboro, Tcnn FLURY, SAMMIE Tracy City. Tcnn FORRESTER, CHARLES Jasper, Tenn GILLIAM. LEI.L Pclham. Tcnn GOFORTH. A. T. D Tracy City. Tenn GONCE, CLEO Beech Grove, Tenn GRACY, MARTHA MOORE . .. Murfreesboro, Tenn GRAHAM. ELIZABETH College Grove. Tenn GREEN. MYRA Shelbyville, Tcnn HARPER. ROBERT Nashville. Tenn HINES, RUTH Shelbyville, Tcnn HURT. MILDRED Chapel Hill. Tcnn INGRAM, FREIDA Cullcoka. Tenn JACKSON. ANDREW TODD. . . Murfreesboro, Tcnn JAMES. EDNA Murfreesboro, Tenn JENNINGS. ERI.INE Milton. Tenn JONES, RACHE1 Chapel Hill. Tenn KEITH, Nl ILL Huntland, Tcnn KEMP, CAMILLA Lafayette. Tenn KENNEDY, I III I MA South Pittsburg, Tcnn KIDD. MABEI Fayetteville, Tenn v v vr h —Tagc 40— U 3 □ d tmc SOPHOMORE CLASS LOVE. FOUNT Rockvale, Tenn MAJOR. WILL EARL Lebanon. Tenn MALONE, PAULINE Dowelltown, Tenn MARTIN. LILLIAN Sale Creek. Tenn McCASLIN. FLORENCE Nashville. Tenn McGEHEE. CI.OFTON Fayetteville. Tenn MERRIMAN. ELIZABETH Waynesboro, Tenn MIMS, BROWN Ardmore. Tenn MIMS. ELIZABETH Ardmo re, Tenn MOFFITT. LOUISE McMinnville. Tenn MULLINS. GENE Murfreesboro. Tenn NEWMAN. HARRY E Englewood. Tenn NEWMAN. SHAD Englewood. Tenn OAKLEY, FRANCES Overall. Tenn O ' BRIEN. DONALD Murfreesboro. Tenn PARKER. ALLIE E Flatcreek. Tenn PARKS. RUBYE Spring Hill. Tenn REEDY, ELNA Minor Hill, Tenn RILEY. ODA Joelton, Tenn ROBERTSON. JAMES Taft, Tenn ROGERS. FRANCES Murfreesboro, Tenn SHIPP. MOZEI.LE Lebanon, Tenn SHOFFNER. FRANCES Shelbyville. Tenn -Tage 41- Midlandei n c=ia SOPHOMORE CLASS SIMPKINS, MARTHA Springfield. Tenn. SIMS, JOHN Wartrace. Tenn. SMITH. CHARLES McMinnville, Tenn. SMITH. HAZEL Watertown. Tenn. SMITH, WATT Murtreesboru. Tenn. STEGALL. WHITNEY Rockvale, Tenn. STONE, MILDRED Lafayette, Tenn. SUMMAR. WILSON Smithville, Tenn. .SWIM. WILLIAM Algood. Tenn. TAFT. THERESA Spencer. Tenn. TAI.LANT, DOROTHY Chattanooga, Tenn. THOMAS. ERNEST Hartsville. Tenn. TUCKER. J. T Morrison. Tenn. VANCE. HELEN Hartsville. Tenn. WARREN. ALGA LUCILLE Linden. Tenn. WATKINS. MARJORIE Nashville, Tenn. WEBB. CECIL Nashville. Tenn. WEBB. RUTH Smithville, Tenn. WHEELER, FRANCES Antioch. Tenn. WHITLEY, ROSA Morristown. Tenn. WILLIAMS. THELMA Hixson. Tenn. WINNETT, MILDRED Morrison. Tenn. WINSTEAD. DeAI.VA INEZ Walling, Tenn, - - Pagt 2— □ t=] c OFFICERS OF FRESHMAN CLASS N. C. BEASLEY spomor CHARLES MURPHY President Nashville, Tennessee VIRGINIA WILKINSON Secretary CORNERSVILLE, TENNESSEE JOE NETHERLAND Treasurer Murfrei sroro, Tennessee — Page 43 — The Midlander 3 i — id FRESHMAN CLASS ADAMS, JOHN H. ...... Columbia ADCOCK. ELROY Wartrace ALLEN, SARA BEL LE Murfreesboro ASHLEY. JOE, JR. Beech Grove AVERITT. I.ILA Erin. Tcnn BAKER. BETTY Birchwood. Tenn BARKER. LOIS Jasper, Tenn BARRETT, MALCOM Walter Hill. Tenn BASKIN, ROBERT Murfreesboro. Tenn BASS. ALWILDA Columbia, Tenn BAXTER. PAULINE . Lawrenceburg. Tenn BEASLEY, THELMA Franklin. Tcnn BOYLES. DAISY White House, Tenn BRAMBLETT, ROBERT H.llsboro, Tenn BROWN. FRANCES Graham. Tenn BROWN, GLADYS Palmer, Tenn BROWNING, ELIZABETH Milan, Tenn BRYANT, BARRY Memphis, Tenn CAMPBELL, CLARENCE. Rockvale, Tenn CARLTON. JOHN Eagleville, Tenn CLINARD. KATHLRINE Springfield, Tenn COBLE, JENNIE MAYE ... . Decherd, Tenn CUMMINGS, HAROLD . Nashville. Tenn De IK1ISL, MARIE Binhv. !, Tenn DERRYBERRY, ROY Lewisburg. Tenn DODSON. MINNIE Sparta, Tenn DRYE, LUCILLE Nashville, Tenn DUNCAN, BOYD. Hillsboro, fenn DUNN. ALLEN LAI.Y. Rl I 1)1 lis Kingston Springs, Tenn Hazel Green. Ala Ttgt 44 u 3 a D CZ=] C FRESHMAN CLASS LARTHMAN. ELLEN . . . Murfreesboro Ten ELDER. KATHLEEN - Manchester Ten ELLEDGE, TENNYE FRANCES Woodbury Ten ELMORE, LEFFEL Bethpage Ten ERWIN, GLADYS White House Ten FERRELL, DAVID Murfreesboro Ten FINNEY, E. B . . Winchester, Ten FLURY, MARIE . Tracy City Ten FORBES, FRANCES . . . . Ardmore. Ten FORGY. TREVA .... Cowan, Ten FREEMAN. MARTHA . . . . Gallatin, Ten FULLER, SARA LU C mberland City, Ten GAI.LIAN, CORNELIA Appleton, Ten FYKES, CARLINE Westmoreland, Ten GARANT, RICHARD Murfreesboro, Ten GARNER, JAMES Pulaski, Ten GARNER. THELMA Decherd, Ten GIPSON, LANNY Decherd. Ten GOODALL. DOROTHY .Lebanon. Ten GRAY. MARTHA , Lewisburg. Ten GREEN. JAMES Murfreesboro, Ten GREEN, THOMAS Shelbyville, Ten GWIN, MARY ALICE Hartsville, Ten HALL, DOROTHY Hartsville, Ten HAMBLEN, JAMES Nashville, Ten HAMBRICK. JOHN Lewisburg, Ten HAMPTON, SARA Fayetteville, Tenr HARDISON, ANGELYNE . . Columbia. Tenr HAUBENREICH, ALBERT . . . . Decherd, Tenr HENLEY, SAM Decherd, Tenr — Tage 45 — The Midlander FRESHMAN CLASS HEWGI.EY. THOMAS Nashville. Ten HINDMAN. HAZEI. Tr.uy City. Ten HODGE, RUTH Arlington, Ten HOLM1 S, WILMA McMinnville, Ten HOLLOWAY, ERI.INE Walter Hill. Ten HOOKER, EDGAR REED . Smithvilie, Ten HOOVER. WELTON Bell Buckle l(ii HOOVER. WILLIAM Smyrna. Ten JOHNS, HASCAL Walter Hill. Ten KEMMER. OLA . Grassy Cove, Ten KENNON. IMMITT Nashville. Ten KING, MRS. ELSIE Linden. Ten KIRBY, MARY AGNES Hartsville. Ten KOONS. AVINE Chattanooga, Ten LANDERS. HAYDEN - Chattanooga. Ten LANE. ROBERT Nashville, Ten LAWSON, INA BLANCHE Pikeville. Ten LAWSON. VIRGINIA Liberty, Ten LITTLE. CORNELIA Pikeville. Ten McBRIDE. ANNIE RUTH Manchester. Ten McGAVOCK. MARY MANN Columbia, Tenn, MeGEHEE. LUCII.E Elora, Tenn, McINTYRE, EVERETT . Nashville. Tenn. McMAHON, RACHEL Nolensville, Tenn. MiRAE, JEAN Nashville. Tenn. McRAE. LUCILLE Nashville, renn. MAJOR, KATHERINE . . Lebanon. Tenn. MALONE. MILDRED Murfreesboro, renn MAI.ONE. WILL T. Watertown, Tenn. MAHONEY, MARGARET . Murfreesboro. Tenn. MASON. ABE. V Ibury, Tenn. — ' Page 46— D C=] C FRESHMAN CLASS MILLER. ALLEN MATTHEWS, JANIF. MESSICK. MOZELLE MORRIS, SARA EMMA Rockval Lynnvill Christiana. T Springfield. T Ten MORTON. ELOISE Nashville. Tenn NEIL. BETTY Nashville. Tenn NEWMAN. NELLIE Englewood. Tenn NEWMAN. MRS. HARRY Etowah. Tenn NORVILLE. WARDINE Manchester. Tenn NOWLIN, ELIZA ANN Wartrace. Tenn OGLES. MARY Christiana. Tenn OLDHAM. GORDON . Pleasant Shade. Tenn OVERALL, BLAKEMORE Liherty, Tenn PARKER, VELIE Bradyville, Tenn PATTON, MINNIE K. . . College Grove, Tenn PITCOCK, ZELMA Fayetteville, Tenn PUCKETT. NAT Eagleville. Tenn QUARLES, FRANCES Cowan. Tenn RANSOM. MARY Nashville, Tenn REYNOLDS. MELVILLE Duncan, Okla RIGNEY, OZELLE SummitviUe, Ten RIGNEY. PAULETTE . ... SummitviUe, Ten ROARK. ROBERT D. Westmoreland, Ten ROGERS. OCTAVIA . . . Murfreesboro, Ten RUMMANS. WILL D. Madison. Ten RUSS, JOHN G. Clifton. Ten SADLER. MERNA Christiana. Ten SCHARDT. CHARLES St. Lou s, M SEAY. ROBERT Nashville Ten SEWART, HAROLD Murfreesboro, Ten SHAPARD. JEAN . . Shelbyville. Tin — Tagc 47 — The Midlander 3 I IP FRESHMAN CLASS SHARP, MARGARET Nashville. Tc-nn. SHELTON. BERTHA Beech Grove, Term. STONE. WILMA Lafayette, Tenn. SMITH, CARTER Ardmore. Tcnn. SMITH, JAMES T McMinnville, Tcnn. SMITH, MARY Helena, Tenn. SMOTHERMAN, HERMINE Murfreesboro, Km, SMITHERMAN, WOODY Bessemer. Ala. SMOTHERMAN. GAYNEI.I. Murfreesboro, Tenn. STAMMER. JAMES Chapel Hill, Tenn. SPENCER. IDA Lynchburg, Tenn. STEWART. PANGLE Fayetteville, Tenr.. STOREY. BEATRICE.. Frankewing, Tenn. STRICKI.IN. I.ERA Lawrenceburg, Tenn. STONE, MARY KATHERINE Viola, Tenn. SULLIVAN. ELIZABETH Eagleville. Tcnn. SWEENEY, FRANCES Nashville, Tcnn. THOMPSON, CLEMENTIA Gallatin. Tcnn. TRAPP. FRANCES Ethridge, Tenn. TUCKER. TOM. JR Lafayette. Tenn. TURMAN. LILLIAN Waynesboro, Tcnn. I URN] V, HARRY Milton, Tenn. UMBAUGH, MARY FRANCES Winchester, Tcnn. WAITS, MAURICE Minor Hill. Tcnn. WIST. MADGE Brewstertown, Tcnn. WILKINSON R] HI ( ( A Cornersville, Tcnn. WILLIAMS. ALMA ... Thompsons Station, Tcnn. WIS1 R, ( LIFTON . . Wartrace, Tenn. WISER, ELDRED Wartrace. Tcnn. WRIGH I , MITCHEL1 Cornersvilli renn, YOUNG, BILL . Ormc. Tcnn. TURRENTINE, NINA Shelbyville, Tcnn. — Tage 48— AT THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE NOOBY FlU.EMAN E. M. Waller Al Middlkton COACHES • Coach Waller finished his second y« introducing a new system, and the scarci the development of a winning combine, quietness and smoothness with which he ir at S. T. C. this season. Beset with the difficulties of y of material, he has worked quietly and efficiently towards That, perhaps, is the keynote to his coaching tactics, the accepts both defeat and victory. His is a creed of sports- manship, and football for the fun of the game. His philosophy is rigln mentals is far-reaching. With those things, and with the class of ma ' should do great things in the seasons to come. His knowledge of funda- • Al came to us from helped coach the yearling football and how to put i working combine. He is he University of Tennessee last year. He entered school as a Junior and s. This year he is a Senior and was Assistant Varsity Coach. Al knows across. He is liked by the boys and was a real help in molding a smoothly leaving us this year, and we wish him success wherever he may be. • Coach Freeman came here as a Freshman Coach this year. He i: of S. T. C. and knows the spirit well. He had plenty of good mater good advantage. Many of his proteges will be good Varsity material boys both on the athletic field and in the shop where he teaches Indus for mer student and athlete this t V ' ye; ir and handled it to He is liked by the - Page 49 — NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE • THE MIDLANDER FOOTBALL INDIVIDUALS Captain Buck Edwards Tackle Buck was captain of the team this year and a good inspiration to the team. He was a good sport and a hard fighter. One might be able to get him down, but not keep him there. This was Buck ' s last year, and he left school to become a victim of matrimony. Red ' Owen Halfback Red, a fast-running back, closed his career as a college athlete this year. He has done many things on the field of battle since he has been at S. T. C. Red is a good sport and will be missed next year. George Sharpe Center George was outstanding in the line this year. He played the pivot position with the skill of This is George ' s last year, and w leave. He will be missed when Nov Homer Pittard Tackle cperienced hand, jret to sec him Homer, the largest man when anything tried to go wis never seen down and the opposition ' s back field. .Hid much is expected from the squad, gave trouble his side of the line. He always the fifth man in mcr has tine more c.ir. - ' Page 50- THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE FOOTBALL INDIVIDUALS Todd Jackson Guard Although out of school a year, he came back this year, playing an excellent game of ball. He is a thorn in the opponent ' s flesh and can always be counted on to smash his portion of the line. He has two more years to play. Ed Squat Hessey Quarterback In spite of being the smallest man on the squad, he is considered the smartest. He can run a team, use his head, and also use his foot. He is a quick punter and an accurate one. Ed has two more years to do brain work in football. Gray Sands fullback Gray is a Senior and has played four years. In spite of a knee which has slowed him down, he is a hard- driving, line-plowing back. He is also a good defensive man and has been very valuable every year here. Clofton McGehee End Mac entered school last year after football season. I- became eligible for Varsity ball last fall. He was a re; ular end and played a good game in many ways. He a good sport, a consistent scrapper, and a hard playe Mas has two more years to play. -Tage 51- NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE • THE MIDLANDER FOOTBALL INDIVIDUALS Myles Baskin Fullback Myles is a hard-driving, blocking, tackling Sophomore. He lias two more years and will accomplish much in this length of time. He is an. exceptionally good de- fensive man and can carry the ball excellently well. Watch him in the seasons to come. Charles Stumpy Sarver Guard Stumpy is a good guard, although he was shitted to backnclJ last year. This year he returned to his old position and played it well. He has one more sear to play and can be counted on to do his part. Stumpy is dependable. Evans Burr Simmons Halfback ■•bun is a good defensive and blocking back. He can carry a ball when needed, but he is used more for his other qualities. He is little but loud, and the only way a man can be better than him is to be larger. He helps keep the team ' s spirits up witli his cocksureness and bantering, lie has one more year. Watch him. Lee Pate Quar erbat •■ Lee was .nil of school last year and lost a lot ..I In Old stsle. but he came back and played good ball. Be fore the season was over, he was back to his old style lie sin punt, pass, and run, and has one more year i ' ■ l.u strate his unusual ability. ■Tage 12 THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE FOOTBALL INDIVIDUALS Granville Wag Waggoner Guard Wag was converted from a back to a guard which proved to be a good change. He is a blocking, tackling, hard-butting, powerful man, playing a good game both as a guard and back. He is also a Sophomore and has prospects for his two best years yet. Hamp Thomas fullback This is Hamp ' s first year to play here. He came up from another college, making him ineligible last year. He is a hard driver and good tackier, and we are counting on him to fill a place and plug holes on defense. James Carter End Jimmie also entered last winter and became eligible for the Varsity. He is playing his first year this year. He played end and went back to punt occasionally. He is a good has two ine back punter id can be counted its and prospects of linch. He ing an out is fr year Jean Battle Center Alabama, and, although a Juni, play here. His name well implies the type of game he plays, for he is a consistent fighter. He has one more ye ar to play, which settles the center question for that duration of time. Bill Overbey Guard Bill came here a Junior from Austin Peay. This is his second year. He is a strong cog in the fore wall, being a good sport and a consistent scrapper. This is Bill ' s last year, and he will be missed. -Ta R c 53- NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE • THE MIDLANDER FOOTBALL INDIVIDUALS Hartvcell Beasley End Hart was changed from a tackle to an end. His height and use of his hands helped him greatly. He played a sportsmanlike game, and put forth his best. Hart is a Junior with only one more year. J. W. Jackson Tackle J. W. is plenty large and a good fighter. He has had a bad knee, but is now in good shape. With two more years, he will develop into a good tackle and prove in- valuable to the team. John Hoover Halfback John is a Junior with one more year of service. He is a fast and very elusive back. With one more year to play he will prove to be a desirable asset. He is a good sport and has plenty of what it takes. Jeff Harlan Halfback Is he fast? Maybe not, but at least he can carry a ball at a high rate of speed. He is a speedy, elusive back with plenty of intestinal fortitude and will to go. He gained plenty of yards this year by sweeping the ends wide. I [e is another of the group of Sophomores. Jimmie Norton Manager ent, oi has plenty of managerial ability and knows how ,, use il. He can tape an injury and find what is in,!., I I huh the Storeroom. I lis jovial manner and wise- r.nks helped the team many times when thai was wliat hey needed. As a manager, he was there with the eo.ids. — Torc 54— THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE 3 j !1 9Tr si 3 1 !§. at mi. ' n 7i£j6 « 2 f f ft ,c f - VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Overbey, Gray Sands, George Sharpe, Buck Edwards (capt n), and Red Owen. , Lee Second Rou— Jeff Harlan, Raymond Pitts, Hartwell Beasley, Charles Sarver, Hamp Tl Pate, and Todd Jackson, Third Rou — Kenneth Ezell (assistant manager), Ed Hessey, Granville Waggoner, Jean Battle, John Hoover, Evans Simmons, Myles Baskin, Clofton McGehee, and Jimmie Norton (manager). Fourth Row— Freeland Bennett, Ho rd, J. W. Jacksi (coach) . NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE • THE MIDLANDER FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD First Ron — Roberts, Stewart, Mclntyre, Seay, Smith, Hamblen, Summar, R. Simmons, Troop, Tucker, Puckctt, Bryant, Hoover, Baskin, and Young. Second Ron -McClard, Pruitt, W. Simmons, Kennon, Dozier, Murphy, Coach Freeman, Hambrick, Sewart, Wiser, and Lester. Pa , It THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD Fin Row — Humpy Campbell, Nat Puckett, Shorty Campbell, Cliff Wiser, and Warner Simmons. Second Row— Coach Nooby Freeman, Bubber Murphy, Jaybird Hamblen, Clarence Norman, Taylor Green, and John Hambrick. ' Page NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE • THE MIDLANDER BASKETBALL INDIVIDUALS Jimmie Norton (Captain) Guard Jimmie is a Senior, and this is his second year of college ball. The first two years lie was barred because of a bad knee. Jimmie is very deceptive and can handle the ball well. He can bring the ball down and is an ex- cellent scorer, a good defensive man and a good sport. Jimmie will be lost for next year because of graduation. Freeland Bennett Guard Ox is the mainstay of the team. A good guard and one that can take the ball off the backboard. He can also score when he goes under; but usually he keeps the opposition blocked from their goal. Ox has two more years, and much is expected of him. Peyton Soup Alsup Center Soup came here last year from Lipscomb. He has played two years and was an excellent asset to the team. A good center, a good floor man, and a good spun. He will be needed next year, Inn he also graduates. Evans Burr Simmons Forward Burr plays basketball just like he plays football. He puts himself into the game and goes hard. He helps keep spirits up and can talk the opposition out of scor- ing. He works the floor well, both a good defensive and offensive his best. Burr hai Tage 5 J THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE BASKETBALL INDIVIDUALS Kenneth Ezell Guard Kenneth is a Senior and has only played two years; however, he played good ball those two years. Kenneth is a good guard and a scoring threat at all times and positions. He can make baskets from places unknown by many. Kenneth will be lost by graduation. James Sally Hicks Forward Sally came here as a Junior and was ineligible his first year. He is a Senior this year. Sally plays an aggressive game and is a good scorer. Many games he went in and made his portion — a good sport and a good man to play with. Sally will be missed next year. Joe Wallace Forward This was Joe ' s fourth year of basketball, but at the first of the season the doctor gave orders not to play. Joe is a smooth floor man and a consistent one. He could be counted on for points and cooperation. It was regretted that Joe could not play the whole season. Leonard Lukey Mansfield Forward Luke has an u. make baskets that good that he someti a score and he nd a good sport. O II be used plenty. ual style of deception. He can m incredible. His deception is so s fools himself. A good floor man, more year is all he has, - Page 59 — NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE THE MIDLANDER VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD first Rou — Coach E. M. Waller, Joe Wallace, Leonard Mansfield, Kenneth 1 ell, I (captain), [ames Hicks, and Evans Simmons. Second Rou I lamp Thomas, John (..ben, Wilson Summar, Peyton Alsup, Frccland He Minis, Claude Carroll, and Clofton McGehee. Pagi (.11— THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE Wm src. STC sir STC , ST C ( vSTt STC VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD Firs Kok — Red Owen, Jeff Harlan, Jean Battle, Clofton McGelice, Myles Baskin, Gilbert Gordo and Ed Hessey. Second Row— Hamp Thomas, Frecland Bennett, J. W. Jackson, Theophilu: Jirnmie Norton, Kenneth Ezell, and Coach E. M. Wi sham, Brown Mil - ' Page 6 - NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE • THE MIDLANDER Tenuis Sijiiiiil ( bet r Lenders Bob Niii Polly CH j . Mary Adams Rl ]i Sm phi MS Tage ' ■: THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE WOMAN ' S ATHLETIC COUNCIL Officers Loveleen Wetzel Sara George Venable . . Buleah Davis Miriam Anderson Miss Tommie Reynolds Verna Ellis Rebecca H President ■-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Members Mary Smith Cornelia Gall Beatrice Store- WOMAN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Officers Rosa Whitley President Mary Josts Vice-President Adeline Basham Secretary-Treasurer Miss Tommie Reynolds Sponsor —Tage 61— NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE • THE MIDLANDER Intramural Basketball Intramural ' olleyball THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE Intramural Baseball Tean Tennis Squad NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE THE MIDLANDER VARSITY CLUB Officers Charles Sarver President Gray Sands . .Secretary-Treasurer E. M. Waller Sponsor Members Red Oven Jimmy Norton Charles Sarver Gray Sands Ed Hi SSI y Homer I ' ietard George Sharpe Jimmi Career Myles Baskin |.n V i i ai i Iii I ' vii Coach Freeman Imi Harlan Todd Jackson Burr Simmons John Hoover J. V. | ks. n Peyton Aisup Bile Overbed Leonard Mansfield J. B. Edwards Clofton McGehee Ji an Battli Granvthi Waggoner Hamp Thomas Freeland Bennett Hartweu Beaslei Kenneth Ezell [ames IIuks Coach Waller — Torc 66— J -H THE MIDLANDER NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE THE 1935 MIDLANDER STAFF Cilford Brandon Editor-in-Chief William Blake Carlton, Jr Business Manager Janl Ellen Mankin Assistant Editor Kenneth Ezell . .... Advertising Manage) Robert M. Hrrr ...... Organizations Editor Johnny Hines feature Editor Claude Carroll Sport, Editor Sara George Vi nabii: ... Assistant Sports Editor Mary Wilson Payne Vacuity Adi -Tage 67— NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE • THE MIDLANDER TAU OMICRON Officers Hester Rogers Sponsor Elizabeth Schardi Sponsor Mary 14 i nson Campbi li Vrcsident JosephiN] Beachboaro Secretary Lovi 1 1 i n ' i 1 1 i Treasun Membi rs Mari |ones Miriam Anderson Martha 1 ' otts Margaret Wrighi i Moori Margarei Douglas e, n iiiNMii Maui Im mii in Walker Axici I.vi i Margaret Gentri Elizabeth Travis Mari Wilson Payni l ,v, 6J THE MIDLANDER NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE SIGMA CLUB Officers Sam Hay Harry Goodman Carl Adams Jack Abernathy Claude Robinson Robert Wilson Albert Middletoiv D. F. Adkisson Herman Carroll Members Robert Murphy Thomas Gault Watt Smith Wilson Brown James Taylor Ira Daniel President Vice-President etary-Treasurer Lon Shelton Nial D. Frazier W. B. JUDD Marion Edniy T. B. Woodmore Roy J. Simpson — ' Page 69 — NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE THE MIDLANDER WRITERS ' CLUB Officers Jane Ei i i Mankin J. B. I ' l V TON I ' llll 11 ' Mankin . Members Christini Stroop Robi rt Mason Id am MORI 0 ERAU 1 1 OKI Ml 1 Ml ( AM IN El oisi Morton Ik i s Svk i i , i v Martha Cooper Kl ED HoopiR Mar i ii Gray Am Mason Morsi Ri ding Elizabeth McClearen 1 HANK Ml GaVOI K i i i % Tr ipp [OHN Sims W ' m i ORD Bit M -n THE MID LANDER NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE MEN ' S GLEE CLUB Officers Johnny Hints President Robert M. Hitt Allie Reagor Parker Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Members James T. Smith Thomas Hewgley Robert Mason John H. Adams Will T. Malone Abe Mason Bill Young Blakemore Overall Reed Hooper Robert Harper San m v Koen — Tagc 71 — NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE • THE MIDLANDER — Tage 72— THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE STUDENT COUNCIL Officers Mary Jones Presidi nt Minnie O. Shasteen Vice-President Rebecca Haskins Secretary Miss Margie Mitchell Sponsor Mrs. Marshall Burns Sponsor Members Colleen Bennett Johnnie Edwards Alice Lvle Loveleen Wetzel M rtha Bell — Tage 73- NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE • THE MIDLANDER ti.::siw Suans -.•roAti ucr mm tuett M hkm fwM ice MtC4uiN Scene from Hunchback of Notre Damt —Tjxc 74— THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE DRAMATIC CLUB MEMBERS Will T. Malone Blakemore Overall Florence McCaslin Cecil Webb Abe Mason Martha Moore Gracy Mrs. Marshall Burns John Sims Mary Joe Moran Thomas Hewgley Hattie Jenkins Mildred Stone Corinni Carlton Jane Ellen Mankin Buleah Davis Louise Gower Sara Emma Morris Herman Carroll Lucy Griffin William Blake Carlton, Jr. Katherine Coppinger Allie Reagor Parker Owen Griffin Preston Bray Louisa Winn Peggy Goldstein Robert M. Hitt Johnny Hines Henrietta Bowden Wilson Hoover Frances Sweeney Frank Jones Polly Ann Workman Margaret Mahoney Christine Stroop Ethelyn Faith Della Sneed Margaret Wright Octavia Rogers Elizabeth Weaver John Rucker Bob Murphy Morse Reding Melville Reynolds Gladys Erwin Charles Schardt — Tagc 75- NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE THE MIDLANDER GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB Officers Margaret Wright ,, ; ,,, Elizabeth Travis Vice-President Margaret Gentry J , ,, ,.,, , Adi i i.m Basham Treasurer I . May Saundi kn Director Members Frosty Earthman Eldon Carnahan Geneva Ricsby Elizabeth Weaver Rachel Clark Della Sneed Gladys Sykes Ouida Lowri Marii 1)i Friesi Adi i ini Basham Margari r Wright Rosa Wimiim Mari Isms Lucilli Drvi Rubye Morris Margaret Gentry Frances Rogers I ki Elizabeth Walker Cornelia Harrison Letress Bratcher Iki ni Williams Elizabeth Travis Erlini [ennings Clementia Thompson Blanchi Knu.iii [ewei Mitcheli Iii lu McCuti N Betti Baker Margaret Hitt Margaret Sharpi Rebecca Wilkinson Mks. Amy Woodyard Corinni Carlton — Page 76— THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE BAND Officers Rhoda Lee Moore Avis Moore Will T. Malone Dr. W. M. Mi ban i President Vice-President Secretary Director trumpets Jam] s Lokey Bill i tzel Clyde Fiti: Madison Dill Tommie Reynolds trombones Rufus Buchanan Mary E. Boyd Louisa Winn Mamie Cook altos Margaret Douglas Margaret Wright Members Margaret Gentry Elizabeth Travis baritones Thomas Hewgley Christine Cook John Jolly saxophone Jerry Womack Avis Moore clarinets Rhoda Li i Moon i Allie Parker Will T. Malone Rachel Clark Robert Murphy Tom Muse John M. Mam i v Johnny Hines Watt Smith drums Charles Schardt Jack Hughes Van Fox cymbals Martha Moore Gracy NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE THE MIDLANDER ORCHESTRA Mrs. Aultman Sanders first violins Margaret Wright Andrena Crockett Melville Reynolds Mary Wilson Payne Ruth Pate Marie De Friese Mike Jones Jane Malone second violins Mary Elizabeth Walker Erline Jennings Louisa Winn Ruth Gii i I spn Mayme Cook E. May Saunders cellos Avis Moore Gene Crockett DRUMS Will T. Malone viola Mary Eleanor Boyd bass violin Tommie Reynolds trumpets James Lokey Lovei.i ■] n I I I I clarinets Allie R. Park i it Rhoda Lei Moori John M. Manley alto horns Margaret Gentry W. M. Mebane tromboni Rufus Buchanan bass horn Thomas Hi «rci i v piano Charles Si hardt -Tagc 78- THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Thelma Beasley Mary Campbell Dorothy Clark Laura Lovell Katherine Clinard Mayme Cook Charlotte Cotton Ellen Earthman Martha Gushert Mary Clifton Hunter Mrs. Vashti Jakes Rachel Jones Bonnie Langford Mary Joe Moran Members Sallie Mae Ring Pauline Roberts Octavia Rogers Marietta Sawyer Janice Sims Maira Scott Virginia Starbuck May Love Stegall Marie Thomas Idabelle Wade Nelle Walker Irene Williams Opal Dickson Pauline Malone Avine Koons Bertha McFerrin Maude Mitchell Martha Capps Juanita Burks Clara Manor Ruth Gilijspii Miss Agnes Little Miss May C Frank Mrs. Homer Laws Virginia Hitt Letitia Clark Alliene Reed Myrtle Foutch -Tage 79— NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE • THE MIDLANDER ASSOCIATION CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Officers Margaret Hitt President Mrs. Amy Woodyard Vice-President Km m rim Coppingi r Vice-President Lui.a Rosson Secretary Sarah Boone Fuller Treasurer Pauline Roberts Program Chairman Mary Fiuzzell Sponsor Members Alexander, Ruin Hoover, Fanny Paschal, Mrs. Mayni rri Karnes, 11 i i i n Hoover, Ruby Riley, Oda Barton, Ellen Jakes, Mrs. Vashti Ring, Sallie May Beasley, Thelma Jenkins, Hattie Rogers, Reba Francis Barker Viva Jernigan, Annie D. Roberts, Paulini Bass, Laura Jernigan, Anne Rosson, Lula Bingham, Ni i i Jones, Ra hi i SHAPARD, Ji an Bowling, Lavada Ki mmir, Ola Shasteen, Minnie O. Boyl.es, Daisy Kennedy, ' Fin i ma Snell, A ii i i Bratcher, Letress Kerr, Lucilli Stubbi.i i h id, Lota Brown, Elizabeth Kirby, Com In Sykes, Gladys Campbi i i , Maui Lawri n i , III NRIETTA Tallant, Dorothy CoorER, Martha Lawson, Ina Blanchi Taft, Theresa Coppincer, Katherini Little, Cornelia Thompson, Clementia Elder, Nancy Lovell, Laura Craig LImbauch, Mary Frances Faith, Ethelyni Manor, Clara Walker, Mary Lou I hi n, ii, I i i A Martin Lillian Vi i ms, Lois I i iiih. Sarah Boom McBridi , A N nii RuTH Wiiiiams, Alma Graham, Elizabeth McGavock, Mary Mann Williams, Anni Green, Myra McGehee, Luci lle Williams, Thelma Griffin, Lucy McKelvey, Oleta w m son, Pauj ini I I ask ins, R i iii i i a Mitchell, Kathryn Winnett, Mn i ri i Hi i ion. Ruby Moori , Nellii WlNSTEAD, DeAlva I In r, Margaret Morton, Eloisi Warren, Videlli Hooper, Mary Myatt, Maymi Woodward, Sara Anni Hoovir, Elizabeth Ni hi , Elizabeth Woodyard, Mrs. Amy Page JO THE MIDLANDER NINETEEN THI RTY-FI VE STUDENT CHRISTIAN UNION Bullah Davis Lula Rosson . - Mary Campbell Virginia Wilkinson . Laura Lovell Florence McCaslin Jane Van Pelt Frances Johnson Etta Trapp Mrs. Marshall Burns Y. W. C. A. Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Dramatic Director Song Leader Pianist Critic- Sponsor Clofton McGehee Wilson C. Summar John Sims . . Fred Newman B. B. Gracy Y. M. C. A. Officers President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Sponsor -Tage 81 — NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE • THE MIDLANDER t V Burr Simmons Humpy Campbi i i Nat Puckett Roy Waltz Lorj si Neecj Stumpy Sarvi r i uki y m ins1 m i d for Troop WOHELO CLUB Members Freeland Bi nm i i Mammy Bass Rachel Jones Audrey Roe Wag Waggon i r Dot Goodall Earl Coleman Sarah Lee Fuller Soup Aesup Dudli y Sands John Hoover Brown Mims Ni i i i Ki ith Emma Brambeett Louise Po i us Ola Kemmj r (i 01 ion McGi hi i •Page S2 THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE RURAL LIFE CLUB Officers fall Winter Spring President . . Peyton Alsup Sarah George Venable Koyte Owen First Vice-President . .. Clofton McGehee . - . Harry Goodman Cranville Waggoner Second Vice-President . .Sarah George Venable Sam Flury Audrey Roe Secretary. . . . .. . Buleah Davis Ruth Alexander Ruth Alexander Treasurer Mary Jones Mary Jones Mary Jones Sponsors B. B. Gracy K. T. Hutchinson Members Abernathy, Jack Ellis, Verna Lowe, Pearl Sands, Gray Alexander, Ruth Fuller, Sarah Boone Lyi.e, Alice Sarver, Charles Alsup, Peyton Gallian, Cornelia Malone, Will T. Sawyer, Marietta Ayres, Annie Ruth Goodman, Harry Mansfield, Leonard Scott, Owen Bagwell, Anne Gracy, Martha Moore Matthews, Janie Sharpe, George Baskin, Myles Graham, Elizabeth McGehee, Clofton Shasteen, Minnie O. Bass, Alwilda Greer, Edd McGehee, Lucile Smith, Mary Bass, Robert Haskins, Rebecca Newman, Fred Sory, Elizabeth Bennett, Freeland Hessey, Ed Newman, Shad Stammer, James Binkley, George Hewgley, Tom Nicholson, Frances Summar, Wilson Bramblett, Emma Hicks, James Norton. James Thomas, Ernest Brandon, Rufus Hitt, Robert M. Overbey, Bill Thompson, Clementia Brandon, Wilford Hooper, Reed Owen, Hoyte Trapp, Etta Carroll, Claude, Jr. Hoover, John Powers, Louise Troop, Joe Carroll, Thomas Hoover, William Pittard, Homer Tucker, Tommie Carlton, Bill Hoover, Wilson Pitts, Raymond Venable, Sarah George Collins, Bill Jackson, J. W. Reeves, Sara Wheeler, Charles Crockett, Shelly Jones, Mary Rion, Sara Winn, Louisa Cummings, Harold Jones, Mike Roe, Audrey Workman, Pauline Davis, Buleah Kennon, Emmett Rucker, Ellis Wright, Mitchell Draper, Houston Lester, Harry Rucker, John Young, Bill — Tage 8}- NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE • THE MIDLANDER s % YOUNG AND HEALTHY MtET THE FA Mil Y SEEKING THE TRUTH Tage 84 If •■ i J ■ Frances Nicholson Queen of Loir ami Beauty Rebecca Haskins Most Popular Girl Verna Mai Ellis Most Versatile Girl William Blakl Carlton, Jr. President of Student Body Sam Hay Best All-Roiind Student Robert M. Hitt Prince of Personality Gray Dudley Sands Bachelor of U gliness James A. Norton Most Vena tile Buy George Sharpe Master of Salesmanship NAK C I SSUS •FtATuis-eT T-e r C rflltoQ xafik± 3 og i ig a§ oe o§B cig oe STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE MURFREESBORO TENNESSEE OFFERS A Four Year Course Leading to Degree of Bachelor of Science A MEMBER OF Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools The American Association of Teachers Colleges The Southern Interscholastic Athletic Association The Tennessee College Association For Catalog Address P. A. LYON, President «  « i ® i S$ S Si$ s i @$ s® I 1 We Invite Your Patronage MURFREESBORO BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Affiliated with The American National Bank NASHVILLE £ tE1 sElP i § : 3 ' : 3 33£ =gf S eE ceE 8f efx:S SE c8f (1 CITY TAX CO. Courte ous Service Day or Night Operated by JNO. D. REEVES a nd NEIL FITE PHONE 144 I A. L. SMITH DRUGGISTS CO. Candy - Magazines - Supplies — School ph.. ne us your or Jer Use that GOOD GULF GASOLINE Trade at Gulf Service Stations R. Y. MARTIN, Distributor The College Girls ' Shop STYLE SHOP Compliments of RAGLAND-POTTER COMPANY Compliments of PIGGLY-WIGGLY SOUTHEASTERN GREYHOUND LINES LOW RATES — FREQUENT SERVICE Terminal Phone 727 HOMER MAHOLLAND, Manager I A ir A s4£fc Ec=Cc ;£c =£- =Cc«£fc-sE5C Sc og a a ae oe o oe a ag cig ) I a EARTHMAN -WILSON MOTOR CO s wf SALES SERVICE W. B. HORTON ROY P. NORRIS ' W HORTON GROCERY COMPANY Wholesale and Retail STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES FEED AND SEED PHONES 88, 89 STICKNEY GRIFFIS Everything you would expect fo find A MODERN DRUG STORE (West side Square) MURFREESBORO LAUNDRY CO. LAUNDERERS DYERS CLEANERS See Our S. T. C. Agent C. R. BYRN MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Phone 33 MURFREESBORO A t A 8«3S « S «S=« «x xSx® « S! ? @£ S S3 S o8 i§3  BELL BROS. COMPANY, INCORPORATED LUMBER AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES PAINT, WALL PAPER AND GLASS Tel. 196 Tel. 196 MURFREESBORO. TENNESSEE N E WS while it ' s News Complete Sports Coverage of S. T. C. DAILY NEWS-JOURNAL Why iakc a chance when you can buy MAGNOLIA BUTTER Cannot be excelled in quality. Costs no more than ordinary butter RUTHERFORD COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION $f SS %E s3EI £ ® 33 £3@ s3@ s?@ t @ : Phone 14 for EGGS AND POULTRY J. T. CARLTON CO. W. Main St. H G. HILL CO. It ' s a fa t, yoi always do better at Hill ' s FIT : OR A KING COFFEE GRANDMA ' S WONDER FLOUR I I A A S 1 • mwvm Th ere is a Sinclair Service Station in your neighborhood Patronize it and be assured of getting Sinclair Motor Oil in sea ed cans. SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY s. F. HOUSTON, Agent TELEPHONE 444 V MURFREESBORO BREAD ICE CREAM CO. Try Our Delicious SALLY ANN ICE CREAM Sold at Leading Drug Stores Dunk SALLY ANN DOUGHNUTS with your friends at the cafeterias SALLY ANN BREAD Rolls and Cakes AT ALL THE GROCERIES CLARK DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY Incorporated MANUFACTURERS OF DAWN BUTTER and CREAM CHEESE @ @ @ g c@ @ e 8 @ Try WOCO PEP MOTOR FUEL AND TIOLENE MOTOR OILS And Check the Performance of Your Car PURE OIL COMPANY OF TENNESSEE H. P. AND F. E. ALLEN, Agents jfc Compliments of The Rosary CANNON S QUALITY MARKETS Where-U-Save Phone 1053 GROCERIES AND FRESH MEATS Here ' s My Check — Gladly I am satisfied it represents value Re- ceived and I know my firm can offer you equally great satisfaction. When you are in need of petroleum prod ucts please be kind enough to re- member the . . . PAN AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION T. J. DEMENT, Agt. — Phone 75 COOK ' S SERVICE STATION McCORD HARRIS THE REXALL STORE Phone 187 SCHOOL SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS DRUGS AND SUNDRIES V Compliments of COMMERCE UNION BANK MURFREESBORO, TENN. Built on Confidence GROWING THROUGH SERVICE A 33=- 1 Sg S S ee i 9 ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP We Appreciate Your Patronage S. T. C. Students Welcome Southeast Corner of Square SHEARIN BROS. JAMES K. POLK BEAUTY SHOPPE Quality Service by Experienced Operators MRS. OLA HAYES SMITH MRS. BEN REEVES fijgysfeufl S. T. C. Headquarters C. B. LEATHERMAN AND COMPANY DRY GOODS AND LADIES ' READY-TO-WEAR We Appreciate S. T. C. Patronage PHONE 69 BOB ' S GROCERY BOULEVARD STORE Groceries and Meats Gas and Oil Ice Cream and Drinks CONSUMERS SUPPLY COMPANY ICE AND CONSUMERS ICE CREAM A Home Concern for Home People A @ 3S « s3@ 3 @ s3@ « sS (1 « I French, Shoppe M URFREESBORO, TENN. READY-TO-WEAR ACCESSORIES MILLINERY PHONE 382 COMPLIMENTS OF Colonial Coffee and Colonial Foods Distributed by C. B. RAGLAN D CO. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE A A Shoppe Individual ( V 1 A A Everything for Kitchen, Dining Room and Nursery PHILLIPS BUTTORFF MANUFACTURING CO. M I @ @ rS 8ExS Ss S et S g :S i C. B. ARNETT ' S MEAT MARKET Fresh and Cured Meats Phone 185 WOODFIN MOORE Phon e 90 AMBULAN CE z z z WHERE TIME PLACE COLLEGE INN Where Friends Meet Curb Service PLATE LUNCHES TOASTED SANDWICHES Just Off the Campus PHONE 340 JACOBS PACKING COMPANY Packers of FOOD PRODUCTS THAT SATISFY NASHVILLE, TENN. KERR MARTIN Drug Store We Frame Pictures at Little Cost East Side Square Telephone 45 BROWNS ' BROWN BILT SHOE STORE Specialist in Smart Foot Covering TIP TOP BARBER SHOP S. T. C, We ' re Behind You McKAY-CAMERON COMPANY Nashv ille, Tennessee GLASS— CHINA— SILVER Cooking Utensils for Hotels, Restaurants, Colleges 9 @£ @£K® 3 w 3 A A J. C. PENNEY COMPANY OLD FASHIONED in our insistence of honest values BUT MODERN in style and service BUCHANAN TARPLEY DRUGS TENNIS SUPPLIES — SODA WATER Phone 7 We Deliver Your Order F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY Complete Line of SCHOOL SUPPLIES TRAVIS GREGORY Harness — Hardware SHOE REPAIRING 212 W. Main Street Compliments of LAMB COFFEE CO. MAGNOLIA COFFEE 8 PHONE 37 Ttt e$tone SERVICE STORES MURFREESDORO, TENN. 303 W. College S ,0, := i=s£S =BE =£-=£ -■ ' ' =£- =5=to«S==Efc ScttOOL. ANNyfi Publishers Cooperation C?A e j fodem Printers MSQUIDDY PRINTING v COMPANY PRINTERS dL PUBLISHERS NASHVILLE- -TENNESSEE DATE DUE HIGHSMITH LO-45220 3 3082 00529 0340 Call Number T 378.768 M58m 1935 90-01+708 Middle Tennessee State University AUTHOR Midlander LIBRARY MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY MURFREESBORO. TENNESSEE s