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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1938 volume:

Middle Tennessee State University LIBRARY I reiented bu ROBERT ABERNATHY f i THE MIDLANDER VOLUME XIII 1938 Jllk Published by the Senior Class of STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE MIJRFREESBORO, TENNESSEE FOREWORD When fire and flames, iioiv burning so hri( btiy, soften to a mellow glow, and (glamorous dreams of student life come croivding into memory ' s tiiHi ht; when friendship and acquaintances gently call for recognizance from the haze of collet e days — ' then, through these pages, you can recall the perhaps for- gotten joys of life at S. T. C, our desire ivill be accomplished, our fondest hopes fulfilled. CONTENTS THE COLLEGE THE CLASSES FEATURES SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS OUR FRIENDS DEDICATION In recognition of the wisdom and affection with which they have so greatly influenced us and our school, we humbly, yet proudly, dedicate this volume to our Mothers and Fathers. COLLEGE -T3 ' ipiii!liiP«««ipMPIHI!PIVP«|ipnppF- ' Science Hall CO % 4 ? J$i JH (-iiiji ' it ' na o Campus T3 THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Pritchett Alfred Lyon President Page Fourteen NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT • THE MIDLANDER Nathaniel Craig Beasley Dean Page Fifteen THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT COLLEGE FACULTY T. J. (ioi.IGHTLV C. C. Sims C. D. Lewis W . M. Mebane P. AL Cheek J. C. ' aller H. T. Straw- Eva BuRKETT George Davis E. AL Y Saunders Horace Jones ToMMiE Reynolds B. B. Gracey Mrs. Lawrence Freeman Clayton James W. B. JUDD Katherine Monohan AL Y C. Frank Neal D. Frazier Elizabeth Schardt Ollie Green Page Sixteen NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT • THE MIDLANDER COLLEGE FACULTY Mariox Edxey Ann Ordway 0. L. Freeman Phillip Mankin AIary Frizzell Hester Rogers Mary Hall Gabriel aldez Betty Murfree Margie Mitchell LoRENE Neece T. B. ' 00DM0RE Marshall Burns Mrs. Marshall Burns Mrs. Aultman Sanders C. . Daniels Mrs. Bonnie McHenry J. S. Holmes Julius Bayer Marie Engles Mrs. Robert ' arden Page Seventeen THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Training chool ■ACUITY Frank E. Bass Director Roy Simpson Principal V . R. RoMINE Margaret Lowe Frances Snell Anne Ashley Kate Ashley Annie Ruth Lee Lera Covington ALvrgarite Harrison LiDA Lee Lowry Mrs. AL ALvnson Andrena C. Briney Mrs. jVL nley Mrs. Scott ' illiams ' . C. Hastings Page Eighteen THE CLASSES f Officers of Class of 1938 rii« -— ■ ' iLLiAM R. Hoo ' KR, I ' rrsideut Smyrna, Tenn. Ruth Link, Secretary Portland, Tenn. James C. Hamblen, I ' ice President Nash -ille, Tenn. Will Henry Atkins, Treasurer Murfreesboro, Tenn. Dr. W . M. .Meb. ne, Sponsor Murfreesboro, Tenn. Joe Troop, Sergeant-at-Jrms Petersburg, Tenn. Page Nineteen 19 S ' i Class of 1938 Andrews, Inez Sale Creek, Tenn. English. Social Science; A. C. E., President, ' 38 Baldwin, Abel h Crestview, Tenn. Mathematics, Science, Social Science Banks, Esther Manchester, Tenn. English, Social Science, Physical Education Barham, Charles Petersburg, Tenn. Social Science, Mathematics Barker, Frieda Dtinlap, Tenn. Home Economics, Science; Home Economics Club Blankenship, Charlie Mae Greenback, Tenn. Social Science. Mathematics, English; S. C. U. Bock, Carolyn Murfreesboro, Tenn. English, Latin; Sidelines Staff. Debating Club BoMAR, AvALEE Shelb ville, Tenn. French, English, History; Y. W. C. A., M0- ' 31; Rural Life Club, ' 32 Bond, Annie Sue Murfreesboro, Tenn. Home Economics, Science; Home Economics Club. Science Club Bowling, Lavada Mai Lascassas, Tenn. English, Social Science, Biology Brandon, Ruth Dover, Tenn. English, Latin. History, Library Science; Writers Club, ' 3.1, ' 37, ' 38; Read . ' Moud Club, ' 37, ' 38; Tau Oraicron, ' 38 Brashear, Mildred Nadine Murfreesboro, Tenn. French. Physical Education; Girls ' Tennis Team, ' 38, Manager; W. A. A., ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; W. A. C. ' 36. ' 37, President, ' 37; Tau Omicrnn. ' 37. ' 38. Vice President. ' 38; V. A. A. T . ' 38; Pep Squad, ' 37; S. C. U.. ' 38; Honor Roll, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Brown, Mrs. Eunice M Only, Tenn. Social Science. English; A. C. E., Secretary, ' 3+ Carlton, Robbie Corinne Murfreesboro, Tenn. Home Economics. Music. English; Glee Club, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Orchestra, ' 38; Band, ' 38; Home Economics Club, ' 35 ' 36, ' 37, ' i8; Dramatic Club, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Secretary-Treasurer A. C. E., ' 37; Tau Omicron, ' 37, ' 38; Sidelines Staff, ' 38; Read Aloud Club, ' 36, ' 37, Treasurer, ' 37; Writers Club, ' 36, ' 37 Carter, J. Ray Waverly, Tenn. English, History, Social Science Page Twenty Class of 1938 SSk n (JiiA.MBLRS, ILLIAM VV CaitliaKC, ■reiiii. Science, German; Science Club, Sigma Club Chambers, Mabel Christine Nashville, ' reiiii. Chemistry. English, Mathematics, German; A. C. K., ' .17, ' . 8; Honor Roll, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38 Cox, Emmy Lou Minor Hill, Tenn. Home Economics, Science; Secretary Freshman Class, ' 33; President Y. W. C. A., ' 34; Secretary Sophomore Class ' 34; Secretary Home Economics Club, ' 34; Tennis Team, ' 34; Midlander Staff, ' 37; W. A. C, ' 37; W. A. A., ' 37; Tau Omicron, ' 37, ' 38, Vice President, ' 37; Secretary Senior Class, ' 37; President Student Council. ' 37; Sec- retary S. C. U., ' 37 Dalton, Philip Henry Moss, Tenn. Manual Arts, English, History Davis, Nellie Mae Lawrencebiirg, Tenn. Home Economics, English, Social Science; Home Economics Club Delay, Mrs. Jack Lascassas, Tenn. Social Science. English Derryberry, Roy F Lewisburg, Tenn. Manual Arts, History. Agriculture Engles, Marie Nashville, Tenn. Social Science, English, Mathematics; Secretary Junior Class, ' 37; Midlander Staff, ' 38; Secretary Rural Life Club, ' 37; S. C. U., ' 38 Eskew, Helen Lebanon, Tenn. Home Economics. Science; Home Economics Club. ' 35. ' 36. ' 37. ' 38. Secretary, ' 38; Science Club, ' 36, ' 37 Evans, Mary Ellen Hohenwald, Tenn. English, Social Science, Music; Glee Club, ' 38; Orchestra, ' 37, ' 38; Band, ' 37; Debating Club, ' 37; Editor Sidelines, ' 38; President Press Club. ' 38; Honor Roll. ' 37, ' 38; Who ' s Who, ' 38 Ferguson, Elsie Linden, Tenn. Home Economics, Science, English; Home Economics Club Freeman, Martha (lallatin, Tenn. English, French Gallaher, Norma Collinwood, Tenn. English. Social Science. Biology; W. . . A.. ' 38 Gentry, Nancy Murfreesboro, Tenn. English. Physical Education. Manual Arts. Mechanical Drawing; . A. A.. ' 36, j7, ' 38 Graham, Elizabeth College Grove, Tenn. Social Science, English, Physical Education; Y, W. C. A., ' 33, ' 34; Rural Life Club. ' M. ' 34. ' 35; W. A. A,. ' 3 ' 38; W. A. C. ' 36; S. C. U., ' 34, ' 35; A. C. E., ' 34. ' 35 Pas ' Tx ' fiily-One i9 i- if Class of 1938 Green, Myra Shelbyville, Tciin. English, Social Science, French; A. C. E., ' 34; Writers Club. MS. ' 36. ' 37. ' 38; Tau Omicron, 36; Glee Club; Or- chestra Green, James Taylor Murfreesboro, Tenn. Chemistry. Mathematics; Major Sports Manager. ' 35. ' 36. ' 37, ' 38; Basketball. ' 35. ' 36, ' 37. ' 38; Tennis. ' 36. ' 37, ' 38; T Club. ' 37. ' 38; Rural Life Club. President Spring. ' 37; Vice President T Club. ' 38; Business Manager Mid- lander, ' 38 Hall, Dorothy ' Hartsville, Tenn. Science, Social Science; Rural Life Club. ' 34, ' 35, ' 37; Dramatic Club. ' 38; Science Club, ' 35, ' 36; L R. C ' 35 Hamblen, J ames C Nashville, Tenn. Social Science, Mathematics; Football. ' 34, ' 35, ' 36. ' 37; Baseball. ' 35, ' 36, ' 37. ' 38; Rural Life Club, ' 35, ' 36; T Club. ' 36. ' 37. President. ' 37; Treasurer Junior Class. ' 37; Vice President Senior Class. ' 38; President S. C. U., ' 38; Bachelor of Ugliness, ' 38 Hambrick, John Lewisburg, Tenn. Manual Arts. Physical Education; Football. ' 34. ' 35. ' 36, ' 37; Baseball. ' 35. ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Football. Alternate Cap- tain. ' 37; Basketball, ' 35 Hamby, Jewell ■ ■ • Pelham. Tenn, English, Social Science. French; Tau Omicron. ' 3S: ice President A. C, E,, ' 38 Harris, Mrs. Vera - Waverl -, Tenn. Social Science. F ' nglish, Physical Education Haston, Chester Cumniingsville, Tenn. Biology. Chemistry. Social Science; Science Club Haston, Edwin Cumniingsville, Tenn. Chemistry. Biolog ' . French; Science Club Helton, Nella Wood Lawrenceburg, Tenn, Science. French. English; Tau Omicron. ' 38; Science Club. ' 38 Hewgley, Thomas B Nashville, Tenn. Music. Science; Cilee Club, Orchestra. B and. ' 35. ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Student Director of Band. ' 35. ' 36; Rural Life Club, ' 35, ' 36 Hills, Mrs. Steve C Beech Grove, Tenn. English. Social Science HiNDMAN, Mabei Tracv City, Tenn. Social Science, English HiTT, Sara Virginia Murfreesboro, Tenn. Home Economics, Latin, .Science; Home Economics Club. ' 35. ' 36. ' 37. ' 38; Science Club. ' 37. ' 38; Tau Omicron, ' 37, ' 38 Hooper, Reed Murfreesboro, Tenn. Science. Social Science; Football. ' , ' 36, ' 37; T Club. ' 36; Science Club Page Twenty-Ttvo Class of 1938 ■ih.J£l Hoover, Felix Welto.n Hell liiickle, J ' cim. Chemistry, Science, English Hoover, William R Smyrna, Tenn. Manual Arts. Physical Education. Social Science; Football. ' 34. ' 35. ' 36, ' 37; President Rural Life Club. ' 36; President Senior Class, ' 38; Most Popular Boy, ' 38 Jennings, Edward Liberty, Tenn. History. Economics. Mathematics; Science Club. ' 36; S. C. U., ' 36, ' 38; International Relations Club, ' 37, ' 38; President, ' 37; Debating Club, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38, Vice President. ' 37; Sigma Club, ' 37, ' 38 Jennings, Erline Milton, Tenn. Music, Physical Education. Social Science; All-Star Volley Ball. ' 35. ' 36; Softball. ' 35. ' 36; Member of Glee Club; Orchestra. ' 34, ' 35. ' 36, ' 37; Rural Life Club; A. C. E. ; I. R. C Jennings, Inez Lebanon, Tenn. English. Social Science; Tau Omicron, ' 57, ' 38; A. C. E.. 35; S. C. U., ' 36, ' 37, ' 38 Johnson, Mary Sue Watertown, Tenn. Home Economics. Social Science; Home Economics Club, ' 36, ' 37. 38, President, ' 38; Science Club. ' 36, ' 37; S. C. U., ' ' 36. ' 37. ' 38; Writers Club, ' 36, ' 37; Tau Omicron, ' 38; Student Council, ' 38; Miss S. T. C, ' 38 Kennon, Emmett N Nashville, Tenn. Physical Education. Social Science, Manual Arts; Baseball, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Football, ' 34, ' 35. ' 36, ' 37; T Club, ' 37. ' 38. Secretary. ' 37; Sidelines Staff, Sports Editor. ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Midlander Staff, ' 36, ' 37; Editor of Mid- lander, ' 38: Rural Life Club, ' 34. ' 35, ' 36 Kerr, Margaret Milton, Tenn. Social Science, Biology. English Langford, Fred Fayetteville, Tenn. Social Science, English. Science; Debating Club, ' 32, ' 33, ' 38; Science Club, ' 37, ' 38; I. R. C, ' 37, ' 38 Link, Ruth Portland, Tenn. Physical Education, Biology; W. A. C. ' 37; W. A. A.. ' 37. ' 38; Rural Life Club. ' 37; Tennis Team, ' 37, ' 38; Sec- retary Senior Class, ' 38: S. C. L ' .. ' 37 Long, Homer Bcardsiown, ' I ' enn. Social Science, English. Mathematics; Baseball. ' 57 Loveless, Bauman Hohenwald, Tenn. Social Science. English; President Sigma Club. ' 38; Vice President S. C. L ' ., ' 38; Vice President I. R. C; De- bating Team. ' 38; Baseball Team. ' 37, ' 38 Major, Katherine Lebanon, ' I ' enn. Home Economics. Science; Home Economics Club; .Science Lhih Malone, Nellie Murfreesboro, Tenn. Social Science, Geography Malone, Pauline ;• •, ■ , Dowelllown, Tenn. Home Economics. English. History; Home E.conomics Club. ' 33. 34. ' 37; Rural Life t ' hih. ' ii. ' 34; Y. W. C. A., ' 33. ' 34 Piigf Twenty-Three 19 ' : J « Class of 1938 Mason, Abram C Woodbury, Tenn. Biology. Social Science; Glee Club, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Vice President. ' 36, ' 38; Dramatic Club. ' 37, ' 38, Vice Presi- dent, ' 38; Science Club, ' 37; Camera Club, ' 38, President, ' 38 McBride, Robert Martin Murfreesboro, Tenn. English, Social Science, Latin; Band, ' 37, ' 38; Camera Club, ' 38; Glee Club, ' 36. ' 37, ' 38. Secretary. ' 37; Orchestra, •38; Read Aloud, ' 38; Rural Life. ' 37; Sidelines. ' 36; Writers Club. ' 37 McDonald, Lecil N ' Elmwood, Tenn. Social Science, English McIntire, Everette L Nashville, Tenn. Science. Manual Arts; Football. ' 34. ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; President Student Body, ' 38; T Club. ' 37, ' 38; Midlander Staff, ' 37, ' 38; Rural Life Club McKee, Suzanne Christiana, Tenn. English. History, Social Science Murphy, Charles M Gallatin, Tenn. Manual Arts, Social Science. Physical Education. Biology: Football. Baseball. Tennis, Basketball, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, M, ' 38; Most Popular Boy, ' 37; Best Athlete, ' 36, President Freshman. Sophomore. Junior Classes; T Club, ' 37, ' 38; Captain Basketball, ' 38 Muse, Tom. Fa) ' etteville, Tenn. Biology. Chemistry, German Nichols, Mary Katherine Charlotte, Tenn. Home Economics, Science, History; Home Economics Club O ' Brien, Donald Murfreesboro, Tenn. Manual Arts, Agriculture, and Physical Education O ' Brien, Virginia Murfreesboro, Tenn. Social Science, English, Physical Education; W. A. A. Parker, Alese Waverly, Tenn. History, .Social Science, English Porter, Webb Nash ille, Tenn. Social Science, Mathematics; Sidelines Staff, ' 35, ' 36. ' 37. ' 38; Editor. ' 37. ' 38; Business Manager. ' 38; Sports Editor. ' 35; Debating Team, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38. President. ' 36. ' 38; Dramatic Club. President. ' 38 Power, Waldo Spencer, Tenn. History. English. Geography; Sigma Club; Student Christian Union Puckett, Nat Eagleville, Tenn. Manual Arts. Agriculture. Physical Education; Football. ' 35. ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; T Club. ' 37, ' 38 RucKER, John Murfreesboro, Tenn. Economics, History; Sigma Club; Debating Club; Dramatic Club Page Twenty-Four Class of 1938 !■ 1C 1 Seay, K. Robert Nashville, Tenn. Social Science, Physical Education: Football, ' 3+, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37: Basketball, ' 35: Baseball, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38: Rural Life Club, ' 35, ' 36; Vice President of Sophomore and Junior Classes Shelton, Mrs. Lon Stevenson, Ala. Home Economics, English, Social Science Smith, Carter Ardmore, Tenn, Science, Manual Arts: Football, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 3S: T Club, ' 37, ' 38: Rural Life Club; Science Club Smith, Mrs. T. O .Murfreesboro, Tenn. Home Economics, English, Science, History: Home Economics Club: Glee Club: Read . ' loud Club Smitherman, Woodrow Bessemer, Ala. Manual Arts, Physical Education; Football, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, ' 38; Basketball, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Baseball, ' 36; T Club, ' 37, ' 38 Smotherman, Leoma Christiana, Tenn. Home Economics, Social Science, Biology Speight, Mrs. Emma L Charlotte, Tenn. English, History, French Storey, Beatrice Frankewing, Tenn. Home Economics, Latin, Science; Home Economics Club; W. A. C, ' 35, ' 36; W. A. A.. ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Rural Life Club Sullivan, Elizabeth Eagleville, Tenn. English, Music. Social Science: A. C. E.; Science Club; Student Christian Union Taylor, Rush, Jr Eagleville, Tenn. Manual Arts, Physical Education: Rural Life Club; Science Club Thompson, Clementia Gallatin, Tenn. Music, Social Science, Physical Education; Glee Club, Secretary, ' 37, President, ' 38; Band, ' 37, ' 38; Girls ' Band. ' 35; Orchestra, ' 38; S. C. U.; Rural Life Club; A. C. E., ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; W. A. A., W. A. C, ' 36, ' 37 Threlkeld, Bill Nashville, Tenn. Manual Arts. History, Social Science; Football, ' 36, ' 37; T Club, ' 38; Rural Life Club Troop, Joe Petersburg, Tenn. Social Science, Manual Arts; Football, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Baseball. ' 35; Secretary-Treasurer T Club, ' 37; Treasurer International Relations Club, ' 36; Captain Football, ' 37 Tucker, Jessye ._ W ' nodbiiry, Tenn. Social Science, Biology, English, Physical I ' ducation: A. C. E. ; Science Club, ' 35, ' 36 Wade, Patricia _■ Rockvalc, Tenn. Mathematics, Latin; W. A. A.; W. A. C, ' 38; Vice I resident, Read .Moud Club; Tennis Team Piigf ' Twenty-Five 19 ' f if Class of 1938 Waldron, Emmett La ergne, Tenn. Social Science, Biology Weeks, Raymond Murfreesboro, Tenn. English, Science, Biology; Sigma Club. ' 37, ' .iS VVeems, Gladys Dickson, Tenn. English, History, Geograph ' VVhaley, Henrietta Liberty, Tenn. French, Spanish, History Whitfield, Mayse H Readyville, Tenn. Biology, Physical Education, Home Economics, English; Home I- ' conomics Club, ' 30; Dramatic Club, ' 30; Glee Club, ' 30, ' 38 Williams, Alma Thompsons Station, Tenn. Art, English, Social Science; W. A. A.. W. A. C, ' 36, ' 38; S. C. U., ' 35. ' 36; A. C. E., President, ' 36; Writers Club, ' 36, ' 37; Read Aloud Club, ' 36; Assistant Business Manager Sidelines, ' 38; Secretary Press Club, ' 38 Williams, Edgar Wolf River, Tenn. Biology, Agriculture, Mathematics , Wilkinson, Virginia Cornersville, Tenn. English, Social Science, Library Science; Secretary Class, ' 34, ' 35; Treasurer . W. C. A., ' 34; Glee Club, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Vice President A. C. E., ' 36; W. A. A., ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Tau Omicron, ' 36, President. ' 37; S. C. V.. ' 35. ' 37; Side- lines Staff, ' 35, ' 36; Student Council, ' 37 Wiser, Eldred Wartrace, Tenn. Mathematics. Social Science, Science; Sigma Club, ' 36, ' 37. ' 38; Glee Club Woodward, James Clarlcsville, Tenn. Social Science. English, Science; Debating Club. ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Sidelines, ' 37; Football, ' 36; Science Club, ' 37, ' 38; Rural Life Club. ' 36, ' 37; International Relations Club, ' 36, ' 37; Dramatic Club, ' 36, ' 37 Page T:ve ity-Six Officers of Class of 1939 v Fi IL 1 Siiimdk y Charles Miller, President Nashville, Tenn. Sarah Curtis, Secretary Elkton, Term. J. B. Thompson, I ' ice President Lewisburg, Tenn. NoRM.w H.ASTY, Sergeant-cit-Arms Shelby ' ille, Tenn. Katherine Grigsbv, Treasurer Bethesda, Tenn. Dr. C. C. Sims, Sponsor Alurfreesboro, Tenn. J ' agf Twenty-Sn ' fn f I «f Class of 1939 Adams, Margaret Muifrecsboro, Tenn. Allison, Ruth Cliapel Hill, Tenn. Ashley, Joe Beech Grove, Tenn. IIailev. I ' ssie Lee Suniniertown. Tenn. IUker, Maxine Nashville, Tenn. Becton, Anna Belle Mnrfrceshoro, Tenn. Bigger, Susan G Chrisiiana, Tenn. Bills, Edgar ' i ' ullahoma, Tenn. Blair, Frances .Vrnette. . Murfreeshoro, Tenn. Blair, Thomas West Point, Tenn. Borthick, Joseph Springfield, Tenn. Brandon, Mrs. Marcus. . .Murfreeshoro, Tenn. Brown, Mary Frances Gallatin, Tenn. Burks, Ellie D Decherd, Tenn. Carney, Audrey Whites Creek, Tenn. Carlton, Gladys Eagleville, Tenn. Coleman, Ann Smyrna, Tenn. CoRNWELL, Clyde Nashville, Tenn. Cortner, Katherine Grey . . VVartrace, Tenn. Dement, Frances Smyrna, Tenn. I ' errell, David Murfreesboro, Tenn. Page T ' u ' rnty-Elgli! Class of 1939 Gallaher, Anola Cotllnwood, Tenii Gilbert, John Paul McMimnillc, ' I ' cnii Gilbert, Lena Christiana, ' I ' cnn GwALTNEV, Wm. Ralph. . . .Gordonsville, Tenn HiTT, Louella Normandy, Tenn Hoffman, William Nashville, Tenn Howard, P ' ranklin McMimnillc. Tenn. V Hunter, Muzetta McMiniivillc, Tenn HuTTON, Mary Elizabeth. . . .Charlotte, Tenn. r Zi ' m Jewell, Powell Statesville, Tenn. Jones, Woodrow Nunnelly, Tenn. Kenney, Eunice Sale Creek, Tenn. Langford, Mrs. Fred Flintville, Tenn. Lee, Martha Meredith Shelbyville, Tenn. Liggett, Charles Lewisburg, Tenn. McFall, Hazel Lutts, Tenn. Miller, Clarice Murfreesboro, Tenn. Mitchell, Jennie Mae La V ' ergne, Tenn. Moffitt, Louise McMinnvillc, Tenn. Moore, Frances Nashville, Tenn. Murray, Sara Murfreesboro, Tenn. ■n S. m « • - 4r ] IM- jS . Page Twenty-Nine Class of 1939 NirriiKRLAND, Joe Murfrccsboro, Tenn. Oaki.ky, Marie Nashville, Tenn. Parks, Cotty Sprini; Hill, Tenn. Pitts, Ida Frances Slielh ville, Tenn. Ri.vNOLDS, Evelyn Iluntland, Tenn. RoHiNsoN, Ralph Gordnnsvillc, Tenn. RovsTER, CoE La Jeaune. . McMininille, Tenn. RiTLEDGE, Ruth Huntland, Tenn. Shai ' Ard, Clara S Shelbyville, Tenn. Si ' ivEY, Irene Red Boiling Springs, Tenn. Smith, Ruth Murfreesboro, Tenn. Smothkrman, Venetia Christiana, Tenn. Snell, Anna Mary Murfreesboro, Tenn. Sparkman, Mattie Lee Sparta, Tenn. Steele, Lyn Nashxillc, Tenn. Stewart, Paul Fayettevillc, Tenn. Summers, . nnie Belle Christiana, Tenn. Sutton, James Patton Wartrace, Tenn. Taylor, Robert Murfreesboro, Tenn. Todd, Fowler Beech Grove, Tenn. Turner, Carmene McMininille, Tenn. Page Thirty Class of 1939 Warden, Robert Muifreesboio, ' rcnn. Warren, Elizabeth Denver, Tenn. Warren, Louise Pleasaiitvillc, Tenn. Warren, Mildred Plcasantvillc, Tenn. Wasson, ill Dallas, Te. . Weeks, Ho v, rd Murfreesboro, Tenn. White, Mrs. Shelley States ille, Tenn. Wilson, Wendell Lafa ctte, Tenn. WiNTON, [OHNNIE Manchester, Tenn. WiNSETT, Dickie Flintville, Tenn. YouNci, William Ornie, Tenn. Sartor, Bruce Lcwma, Teini. ! iiMM ' _ il ' Page Thirty-One i ' : - f Officers of Class of 1940 Madison Dill, President Murfreesboro, Teiin Mrs. Lawrence Freeman, Sponsor Murfreesboro, Tenn Aaron Jackson, J ' ice President Murfreesboro, Tenii John J. White, Treasurer West Point, Tenn JuANiTA HiNDMAN, Secretary Murfreesboro, Tenn Wallace McMurray, Sergeant-at-Arms Nashville, Tenn Page Thirty-Two Class of 1940 Anderson, Annelle, Betliesda, ' I ' cnn. Anderson, Margaret. Charlotte, Teiiii. Armstrong, [ames. Springfield, Tenii. Ayers, Belle Waynesboro, Tcnii. Bartlett, Lela Hillsboro, Tenii. Baxter, Denver F.. .Crestview, Tenn. Baxter, James Hampshire, ' I ' cnn. Beckman, Elizabeth. Normandy, Tenn. Bee, Bailus Goodspring, Tenn. Beene, Pauline Petros, Tenn. Bibbs, Leon White Bluff, Tenn. BoRTHicK, Cary. . . Springfield, Tenn. Bragg, John Murfreesboro, ' I ' cnn. Brown, Ada Dean. .Livingston, Tenn. Brown, Katherine. . .Gallatin, ' I ' cnn. Brown, Martha. . . Shelb ville, Tenn. -•« it -t r V f i Byford, Gladys. .McMinnville, Tenn. Caldwell, Pauline. . . Franklin, Tenn. Carver, Lester Riddleton, Tenn. Cheek, Fallen Lewisburg, Tenn Coble, Waweda Decherd, Tenn. Cohen, Mortimer. .Murfreesboro, Tenn. Collins, Helen Lewisburg, Tenn. Cook, Dorothy F.vansville, Ind. CoTHRON, Nanella. .Lafayette, Tenn. CuMMiNGS, Katherine. . Belfast, Tenn. Davis, Anne E.. .Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Davis, Richard Wartrace, Tenn. '   !■; ' t ' « « , «C ' ' flgi ' Tliirly-Three Class of 1940 J i ri ! KS Dexton. BiLLV. . . McMinnville, Teiin. Downey, Margaret. Sale Creek, Tenn. Ferrell, Odies VVartrace, Tenn. Freeman, Thelma Wartrace, Tenn. F ' liLLER, MoLLiE. . , Sale Creek, ' I ' enn. FuLT.s, Mica Morrison, Tenn. GoBELET, Julian. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Gracy, B.B.. in . Murfreesboro, Tenn. ( iREEN, George. . . McMinnx ille, Tenn. Hare, Ruth Murfreesboro, Tenn. Harris, Hall White BlufT, Tenn. Haynes, Tillman. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Henuer.son, Dorothy Tifton, Ga. 1 iKNsfj.N, .Mary Will. . Dunlap, Tenn. Hill, Raymond , White Bluff, Tenn. I III, LIS, Katherine .Laurelburg, Tenn. lliTT, Oneeta Normand -, Tenn. Hogan. M, rgie. . . Hampshire, Tenn. l]o(,AN. . I. RiE. . . . flampshirc, Feiin. liiiLLEY, .Margaret Lcwisburp, Tenn. I luFSTEDLER, Reeves . Linden, Tenn. I luGHES, Elizabeth . Inglewood, Tenn. I kard, Lorraine Decherd, Tenn. Jackson, . . C I ' ayetteville, Tenn. Junes, Katherine Chapel Hill, Tenn. Kerr, .Allene. . .Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Kimery, Edwin Shelbyville, Tenn. King, Camille Columbia, Tenn. Page Thirty-Four Class of 1940 KiNt:, Klx ' IN College Grove, Tenii. KiKDV, Kenneth Carthage, Tenn. KoEN, Dan Nashville, ' I ' enii. Kyle, Martha Belle. . .Celina, Tenn. Lamb, Paulyne Fosterville, Tenn. Lane, Mary Shclbyville, Tenn. La vren ' ce,Dorothy. Chapel Hill,Tenn. Layne, Alyne HiUsboro, Tenn. Lee, Howard Fayetteville, Tenn. Loughry, Ed C. . Murfreesboro, Tenn. LovELL, Erline Nashville, Tenn. Lowe, Dorothy Rulledge, Tenn. Lowe, Ellen Rutledgc, Tenn. McCartney, R. L. Murfreesboro, Tenn. McCloud, Leon Southside, Tenn. McKee, Ralph Lascassas, Tenn. T, ' i ,.- -ik -Hl ,; fpf i,,. McNeil, Roberta Lawrenceburg, Tenn. .Meachi;m, Doyle. . . .Elmwood, Tenn. Meadows, Katherine Manchester, Tenn. Miller, . lderson. Summitville, Tenn. Miller, R. C Summitville, Tenn. Mitchell, Evely ' N .Nolensville, Tenn. Mitchell, Gordon .Hazel Green, . la. Moran, Ann Franklin, Tenn. .Morrow, Ribv Hampshire, Tenn. Morton, C. P. . . .New Cannon, Conn. Morton, F ' isher. .Beech Grove, Tenn. NisBETT, Florence Murfreesboro, Tenn. •: -J ' i ' mjt ' Pagf Til irIy-Five ' $• Class of 1940 Htf O ' XiiiL, LiiOTA Tullalioma, Term. OwKN, Callie L Nashville, Tcnn. Painter, Mary Kate. Chuckey, Tenn. Patterson, W. L.Miirfreesboro, Tenn. Payne, Louise Orlinda, Tenn. Pennington, Roy L. West Point, Tenn. Phillips, Herman.. Huntsville, Tenn. PiiUELL, Mary Chapel Hill, Tcnn. Randall, Elsie, . Lawrcnceburg, Tenn. Redmon, Mary Louise. . . . Joplin, Mo. Richardson, Evelyn. .Dickson, Tenn. Roberts, Eva Parsons, Tenn. Robinson, Brownie Lancaster, Tenn. RucH, Elizabeth. . . . Bclvidere, Tenn. Rutherford, Mac. LawrenceburgjTenn. Sarver, Jean. . .Hendersonville, Tenn. Scarborough, Fred Summitville, Tenn. Sloan, Wilson Taft, Tenn. Smith, Charlotte . . Birchwood, Tcnn. Smith, Doyle Old Hickory, Tenn. Smith, Sam Murfreesboro, Tenn. Solomon, Sue Shelbyville, Tenn. Spaulding, Laura. . .Huntland, Tenn. Spivey, Rosalie Dayton, Tenn. Starbuck, Jane Dayton, Tenn. Stephens, L RGARET Jane Wartrace, Tenn. Stubblefield, Kenneth McMinnx ' ille, Tenn. Sweeney, Gay ' le Nashville, Tenn. Page Thirly-Six Class of 1940 Tate, Oville Linden, Tenn. Taylor, Jo Do le, Tenn. Thompson, David. Murfreesboro, ' I ' enri . Thompson, Mary E.Winchester, Tenn. Thurman, Ethel Hillsboro, ' i ' enn. TiBHS, Mildred Nashville, Tenn. Treppard, Charles Goodlettsville, Tenn. Turner, Bernice. . .ClarkranKe, Tenn. Turner, Lucille. McMinnville. Tenn. Turner, Ruby Claikrange, Tenn. Vandergriff, Pauline Liberty, Tenn. WiLLARD, Frank Milton. Tenn. - . y% 7 Williams. Mary Theresa Murfreesboro, Tenn. Williams, Thelma Thompsons Station, Tenn. Williamson. Bascon. . .Milton, Tenn. Yates, Carl Nashville, Tenn. Veargan, Hilary. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Dickens, Edyth . . . .Unionville, Tenn. .Vi.i.FX. Hazel Lynchburg, Tenn. Blair, Xorman Smithville, Tenn. Gilbert, Alice Cleveland. Tenn. McCullough, Katherine Beech Gro ' e. Tenn. Mitchell, Fay Spencer, Tenn. Reaves, Mildred. . . .Hillsboro. Tenn. DoTSON, Edward. . Centerville. Tenn. Spencer, Madge. . . .Lynchburg, Tenn. W illis, .Ann Hillsboro, Tenn. Wysonc, Margaret R. Chattanooga, Tenn. :t, I I ? r ' i V! Pagf Thirty-Sn ' fn Officers of Class of 1941 ■ — iM DiLK MuLLiNS, President Murfreesboro, Temi. Dr. C. D. Lewis, Sponsor Murfreesboro, Tenn. James Kennon, f ' ice President Nashville, Tenn. Robert J. Sarvis, Secretary Chapel Hill, Tenn. Evelyn Corlew, Treasurer Murfreesboro, Tenn. RuTLEDGE K. Kittrell, Sergea nt-at-J riiis Gallatin, Tenn. ' age Tliirty-ICight Class of 1941 Adams, Prentice C Franklin, Tenn. Akix. Harry Leroy. Hampshire, Tenn. Alcorn, Joe Allen. ShelbyviUe, Tenn. Alderman, David. . . .Wartrace, Tenn. Alexander, NoLA.. uburntown, Tenn, Baker, Eulalia Antiocli, Tenn. Baker, Ruby G. New Middleton, Tenn. Barham, Pauline Linden, ' I ' tnn. Blair, Elaine . Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Blair, James S Fayetteville, Tenn. Blankenship, Ratherine Murfreesboro, Tenn. BoBo, Charles . Lebanon, Tenn. Bridges, Frank .Murfreesboro, Tenn. Brown, Janice Nashville, Tenn. Bryant, Margaret Love Shelbyxille, Tenn. Burks, Eva C Morrison, Tenn. Burt, Katiiekine. . . Hillsboro, Tenn. Collins, Quindall, Cornersville, Tenn. Gotham, Edward . Pleasantville, Tenn. Covington, ' erna. Cross Plains, Tenn. Crawford. Elizabeth Greenbrier, Tenn. Creecy, Lessie. . . .Waynesboro, Tenn. Crosslin, Ione Eagleville, Tenn. Crumpler, Jimmy. .White Bluff, Tenn. Dale, . lvin Cecil. . Nashville, Tenn. Delzell, Hugh W.. . . Lynnville, Tenn. Dickens, John W.. . . Christiana, Tenn. Dill, Lurlene, , .Murfreesboro, Tenn. Dillard, Mary E.. . . Lewisburg, Tenn. Doss, Pollye Portland, Tenn. Dkye, Ralph Nashville, Tenn. Duncan, Beatrice Jamestown, ' I ' enn. i . ■ «K ' i4.vte • fn -- 0f i - ..■ ■ t t- ' i  J iL ■ - Hii Page T nrly-Xine Class of 1941 DuNKiN, Dorothy Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Elmore, Lorelle.. . .Hartsville, Tenn. Evans, William Nashville, Tenn. Farmer, Marie. . Murfreesboro, Tenn. FoLLis, Frances. . . .TuUahoma, Tenn. Foster, Buford Franklin, Tenn. Freeman, Flournoy Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Garner, Edith May. . Decherd, Tenn. Gilliam. Dorothy. . .Nash ille, ' I ' enn. Goodman, Maude E.Tracy City, Tenn. Gordon, James H. . Christiana, Tenn. Gower, Katherine Pleasant iew, Tenn. Greer, Charles N.. .Nashville, Tenn. Greer, Lois Wolf River, Tenn. Grissom, Mary. . . . Rock Island, Tenn. Hall, Peggy Dean. .Harts ille, Tenn. I I.M.I., William Lascassas, Tenn. Hames, .Margaret. . Shelb}ville, Tenn. II.- WKiNS, Edith .Arrington, Tenn. Henley ' , Virginia. .... Decherd, Tenn. Henry, Lois Nashville, Tenn. Hewgley , James. Westmoreland, Tenn. Hill, Louise Manchester, Tenn. Hitt, Josephine, .Murfreesboro, Tenn. I liTT, Owen Normandy, Tenn. HoBBS. WiLSiE... .McMinnville, Tenn. Hollouav, Wiley Murfreesboro, Tenn. Holt, John Lynchburg, Tenn. Hudson, Tommy Nashville, Tenn. Hi ' GHES, Essie Belle. .Red l!ay, .Via. Hunter, Lonnie Southside, Tenn. Hunter, Lura O Nashville, Tenn. Page Forty Class of 1941 Inman. B. F Franklin, Tenn. Jackson, Dorothy. . . .Daj ' light, Tenn. li ' DD, James Donelson, Tenn. Justice, Roberta. . . Readxville, Tenn. Kenney, Downey. . .Sale Creek, Tenn. Little, Leonard . . , .Naslnille, Tenn. Lumpkin, Robt. . Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Lunn, Ozella Lewisburg, Tenn. Lvtle, Susan. . . .Murfreesboro, Tenn. McBride, Estelle, Manchester, Tenn. McCoRD, Cowden. . . .Nashville, Tenn. McKiM, Thomas. Lawrenceburg, Tenn. McLemore, Ellen. . . Blanche, Tenn. Meadows, Thomas. . Minor Hill, Tenn. Miller, Jane. . . . College Grove, Tenn. Moore, Evelyn. . . .Vniioch, Tenn. MuNCY, Eunice. . , . .Woodbury, Tenn. Nelson, Virginia. McMinnville, Tenn. Nichols, Roy Cowan, Tenn. Ogilvie, Bessie M. Chapel Hill, Tenn. OsBORN, Emma L. Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Owen, C. S., Jr Nash ille, Tenn. Parrish, Lucy. . .Murfreesboro, Tenn. Paty, Olive Jean. Bell Buckle, Tenn. Patty, Elbert K.. Chattanooga, Tenn. Person, Katherine. . Gallatin, Tenn. Phillips, Ida Rockvale, Tenn. Presley, Willis Cartersville, Ga. Puckett, Clarence. . Eagleville, Tenn. Rader, Louise Nashville, Tenn. Raulston, Margaret Richard City, Tenn. Rauding. Robert. . . Nashville, Tenn. i  mi t-:, t% t . i M yr-: N  - Page Furty-One Class of 1941 SiiAPARu, Ann Shelbyville, Tenn. Smith, Alice Lewisburg, Tenn. Smith, Harriett Washington, Ga. SiMi.MAN, James E Wartrace, Tenn. Stem, Mary Jane. . . , Eagleville, Tenn. Story, Margaret. . Frankewing, Tenn. Si ' DDARTii, Mildred. . .Lebanon, Tenn. I ' oDD, Jessie Mae... .Xashville, Tenn. I ' rRPEX, BuFORD. . VV ' hitehouse, Tenn. Waller. Jesse. . . Murfreesboro, Tenn. Warden. Mrs. Robert Murfreesboro, Tenn. W LUH. M. KY Ellen. Shelby ille, Tenn. W hitaker, Marvin. Bell Buckle, Tenn. hitaker, ' ivi. n. Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. W iiirE. Betty. . Murfreesboro, Tenn. W iLLL Ms, Ben !■ ., (r. Xaslnllle, Tenn. W ILLIAMS, Maurin ' e. Greenbrier, Tenn. W GOD, Randolph Morrison, Tenn. W OODMORE. I ' .LIZABETH Murfreesboro, Tenn. W OODM JRE, W ARXER Murfreesboro, Tenn. W OODWAKI), MaiUETH Lewisburg, Tenn. Word, . nnie R.. . Earniington, Tenn. Brown, Xick Walton . Libert ' , Tenn. Page Furly-Two MARIE ENGLES Feature Editor FEATURES President of Student Body EVERETTE L. McINTIRE Pagi ' Forty-Three Miss S. T. C. MARY SUE JOHNSON Page Forly-Four Bachelor of Uglif ess JAMES C. HAMBLEN Page Furly-Five fe ' miin II 1-1 ■ r ' l- ' •ly-f iiiii- ' iiiiiii Most Popular Girl JUANITA HINDMAN Page Forty-Six Most Popular Boy WILLIAM R. HOOVER Page Forly-Seven t . Best All-Rou)id Student MARY ELLEN EVANS Page Forty-Eight ATHLETICS NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT • THE MIDLANDER Coaches Johnny Red Floyd arsity Todd Jackson Assistant O. L. Noobv Freeman Freshman Page Forty-Xine THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT T Club Officers James Hamblen. . President Taylor Green I ' ice President Emmett Kennon Joe Troop Members Treasurer WooDROw Smither an Emmett Kennon Carl Vates James Hamblen Everette McIntire Sam Smith loE Troop Jean Sarver Mac Rutherford Charlie Miller J. B. Thompson Doyle Smith Carter Smith Charles Murphy Doyle Meachum Bill Threlkeld William Hoffman Clarence Campbell Homer Long Taylor Green Brownie Robinson H. L. Wasson William Hoover Robert Seay Ralph Gwaltney Nat Puckett Bill McCrory Norman Hasty Page Fifty NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT • THE MIDLANDER Football Squad ti i ii ii iJ riv i n li 41 Reading fo?!! Left to Right, Front Rotv: Assistant Coach Jackson, Kexnon, McIntire, Wasson, Hamblen, Troop, Puckett, Seay, and Robertson Second Row: Rutherford, Threlkeld, Hoover, D. Smith, Hoffman, Bibbs, Thompson, and Hambrick Third Raw: Manager Green, Patterson, Hasty, Meachum, Campbell, ' ates, S. Smith, Blair, and Coach Floyd Fourth Row: Manager Little. U ' arden, Bryant, Hooper, C. Smith, Mi ' rphy, Sarver, and Smitherman COMPLETE RECORD Blue Raiders 20 Blue Raiders 13 Blue Raiders 27 Blue Raiders 14 Blue Raiders 13 Blue Raiders 19 Blue Raiders 7 Blue Raiders 29 Total points for Blue Raiders 142 West Tennessee 6 Troy, Alabama Jacksonville, Alabama Murray, Kentucky 21 Tennessee Tech 13 Austin Peay Delta, Mississippi, State Teachers Tennessee Tech Total points for opponents 40 Page Fifty-One Raiders Down Memphis 20-6 to Open Season Murfreesboro, Tcnn. — September 24, 1937— The S. T. C. Blue Raiders set sail on the 1937 football season Friday night when the Incal crew hoisted an- chor and cruised to a well-earned 20 to 6 victory over the West Tennessee State Teachers Collej e. Just before the hist period closed Murphy, Smithernian. and Hambrick had alternated on a series of plays that placed the ball on the t wo-yard line. At the start of the second quarter Hambrick drove over the line for the first six points of the game and season. Hambrick ' s attempted extra point from placement was wide. .Midway in this same period Woody Smitherman intercepted a Memphis pass on the Tiger ' s 41-yard marker. A pass, Smitherman to Hambrick, placed the ball on the four-yard line from which position Smitherman passed to Murphy for six more points. Hambrick kicked the extra point to make the score 13 to notliing in fa ' or of the Raiders. The timekeeper ' s whistle ended a possible West Tennessee score the first half. Straight plays had proven suc- cessful and helped place the ball on the seven-tard line for the visitors, but the half ended before the - could make a touchdown. .■ fier a quiet third quarter with neither team gaining any advantage the Raiders opened the last period in a rush that ended on the one-yard line. Here Memphis took the ball and before giving it up again had marched up field and scored on a pass, Kills to McMackin. McMackin ' s attempted extra point was blocked bv Wasson. The final Raider score came in the latter part of the game when John Hambrick threw a 25-yard pass to Shorty Campbell who rambled the re- maining distance for a six-pointer. Smitherman place-kicked the extra point to finish the scoring for the night. Captain Troop, Hoover, Thompson, and Mclntire were the mainstays in the Raider line in this opening game. CAl ' T.MX , ..in;, HAMBLEN HOOVER SEAY Page fifty-Two Murfreesboro Eyes S.I.A.A. Cliam- pionsliip with Wins Over Ala. Teams Troy, Alabama, October 1, 1937. — On a mud-soaked field and in blowint; rain most of the game the Blue Raiders made it two straight in the conference win column here tonight, when they trounced the Troy, Alabama, Teachers 13 to 0. The weather and conditions of the field made the game a very slow and uninteresting affair, however. During the first quarter straight run- ning pla) ' S and a few passes were tried by Coach Floyd ' s charges with the passing attack being the most success- ful. Smitherman ' s punts against the blowing rain also kept the locals in good positions on the field. Most of the game was played in Troy ' s territory, but numerous fumbles on the part of the Raiders when they were in scoring position made the score much lower than the fans anticipated. The first score came the latter part of the second quarter. A short pass from the twelve-yard line, Smitherman to .Murphy, accounted for the first si.x- pointer. Smitherman ' s try for e.xtra point from placement failed. In the third quarter, another drive was made deep into Troy land and after a series of plays placed the ball on the four-yard line John Hambrick drove over tackle for the second score. Ham- brick also kicked the e.xtra point. During the latter part of this quarter Coaches Floyd and Jackson began sub- stituting freely. In the fourth period the Trojans opened their pass attack, but it netted them nothing. The subs kept the game in Troy ' s territory most of the time with passes and a clicking ground game. Smitherman kept Troy in their own territory practically all evening with his coffin-corner quick kicks. S.T.C. S ' wanips Jack- son, Ala., 27-0 Murfreesboro, Tenn., October S, 1937. — The Blue Raiders annexed their third straight conference win Friday night and amassed against their foe from Jacksonville, ; la., a larger number of points than they have scored in quite some lime. The final score, after every Raider in uniform had played, was 11 to 0. The first touchdown came after Smitherman had intercepted a pass on his own 3.1-yard line and returned it to the 41. On the next play fleet-footed Bubber Murph ' slipped over his right tackle, cut back, and completely outran the .Mabama secondary for 59 yards and the touchdown. Hambrick converted from placement. The second score came in the middle of the second quarter after the Raiders ' defense had stopped the .Mabamians. A long pass, Smitherman to Hambrick, placed the ball on the five-yard line where Hambrick drove the ball over in three line plays. The try for extra point failed. The half ended with the Raiders in possession of the ball on .Alabama ' s ten- ard line. In the third period the Murfreesboro boys got on another scoring spree, mak- ing two touchdowns and two extra points. A short, over-tackle drive by Meachum accounted for one six-pointer, while Shorty Campbell made six more from close range via the over-tackle route. Campbell also accounted for the extra points after both touchdowns. MLRPHV S.VIITHKRM.AN C. SMITH H.AMIiRICK Page Fifty -Three Floydiiien Lose First Game in Two and a Half Years as Title Fades Murray, Ky., October 15, 1937. — A field goal and two touchdowns the fourth period when he galloped over The Blue Raiders suffered their first finished the scoring for the winners and is left tackle, reversed his field, and conference defeat in two and a half years gave them a grand total of 21. . _. j _ and their second loss in nineteen games wlicn they bowed to the Murray Thor- oughbreds here tonight 21 to 14. .All of the scoring was done in the last half, with each team scoring once each in the fading minutes of the third quarter with the final tallies being made in the last quarter. . ction was fast and scoring threats were numerous the first half as both teams advanced into the pay-off terri- tory, but could not score. The Murra - eleven threatened first after a drive of power placed the ball on the Raider eight-yard line. Jaybird Hamblen broke through to stop a driving Murray back for a 12- -ard loss and end the threat. The Raiders ' move into Murray terri- tory came as a result of a long kick by Smitherman that hit the Thoroughbred safety man and was covered by J. B. Thompson for the Murfreesboro eleven. .• fter advancing the ball to the ten-yard line and with six points on tlieir minds, a fifteen-yard penalty was called against the Raiders to stop the march. In the last part of the third quarter the Raiders led for eleven short plays by a one-point margin. After the Mur- ray men had scored to lead the Raiders by a touchdown, Bubber Murphy gath- ered in a Murray punt and galloped 7() )ards untouched for a touchdown. John Hanibrick place-kicked the extra point perfectly to give the Raiders their short lead. Bubber Murphy duplicated his first down. Hambrick place-kicked the extra touchdown feat in the latter part of point to bring the Raider ' s total to 14. CAM I ' HIM, MclXilRI ' : KF.NNON PUCKF.TT Page Fijty-Fuur Blue Raiders and Tech Battle to a Tie in Home-Coniing Game Murfreesboro, Tenn., October 22, 19.?7. — The Tech-Raider game here last nlglit made the Teachers home-coming a success, but as far as giving either team the satisfaction of winning, it proved a flop, as the game ended in a 13-13 dead- lock. A touchdown bj- the Eagles in the fading minutes of play gave the Cooke ille ele ' en the tie, but BIrdsong ' s failure to drop-kick, the extra point gave the Raiders the tie. Despite the severe cold, between 2,500 and 3,000 fans watched the Raiders and Kagles battle to their fourth tie in the thirteen games played between these two arch rivals. The Floydmen welcomed the alumni back with a class offense that netted tiiem se ' en points before the) ' lost pos- session of the ball. A variety of plays that sported both passes and fast run- ning attacks netted the touchdown in fine style. Murphy drove over from the four-yard line .to tally the marker, and Hambrick converted from place- ment to bring the total to seven. A blocked kick recovered over the goal by a T. P. I. lineman netted the visitors their first score. Both teams had threatened just a few minutes before but neither could add the necessary pimch. This break for the Overall team put them back in the game as Birdsong drop-kicked the extra point to tie the score. The Raiders were not to be tied long, however, as John Hambrick broke through a good hole in the Tech line, and with shift) ' hip-shaking and plenty of speed, raced unmolested over the goal for a touchdown. His try for the extra point from placentent was wide. With fourteen minutes to play, after an uneventful third quarter, the T. P. I. ele ' en started their dirt) ' work. IVo completed passes placed the ball on the Raider one-yard line. Three plays later Birdsong, who had been doing all the Tech work, slipped around end for the touchdown to tie the score for the second time. His chance to win, how- ever, was missed as an attempted drop- kick went astrav. S.T.C. Rvins Roughshod Over Peay Murfreesboro, Tenn., November 5, 1937. — In a very quiet and dull game here this afternoon the Blue Raiders drubbed the. ustin Peay Normal 19 toO. ' I ' he local pedagogues received the kick-off and marched to the Austin Peay eight-vard line where they were stopped cold by the sterling pla) ' of the Clarksville eleven. . t the start of the second quarter Coaches Flo)-d and Jackson substituted their second team with the exception of Hamblen, regular end. With a con- sistent ground game that went through the opposing line the subs marched to the one-yard line where S. Smith was chosen to carry it over. A pass, F. Smith to Seay, was good for the extra point. The next two tallies were scored in the third and fourth quarters. Woody Smitherman plunged over left tackle for three yards, after a sustained Raider drive had put the ball at this close range, for the second six-pointer. F. Smith accounted for the last touchdown after the Blue and White clad men had marched to the one-yard line. ' ■- ' RRY. NT VV. SSON THRKLKELD THOMPSON Pagf Fifty-Five Blue and White Team Beats Strong Delta Eleven 7-0 in Thrilling Battle Murfreesboro, Tenn., November 12, 1937. — A long pass from Woody Smith- ermaii to Jaybird Hamblen near tlie middle of the second quarter this after- noon accounted for the first six points of a 7 to ictory for tlie Blue Raiders over a powerful Delta State Teachers eleven. The Raiders, playing as fine a brand of football as has been witnessed by Murfreesboro customers since the his- toric defeat of Murray, Kentucky, here last year, came into possession of the ball when Yates broke through the Clinton, Mississippi, line and blocked a Delta punt. With the ball on the Delta 26-yard line, quarterback Smitherman faded back and tossed the ball far down to the goal, where Hamblen took it from the air and stepped over the zero-marker for six points. John Hambrick set his talented toe under the ball to send it between the goal posts for the extra point. The visiting eleven threatened three times during the first half of the game. The first march to the glory land was stopped by a fumble on the twelve- yard marker. The Raider line could not be passed on the other two Delta trips into dangerous territory as they held for downs on the eight- ard marker two consecutive times. The third quarter was uneventful as neither team could make any substantial gains. In the fourth period Delta State took the ball on their own three-yard line where they liad stopped a Raider drive, and on four plays had carried the pig- skin to the Raider eighteen. Seay in- tercepted a pass on the fifth play to end the score-bent drive. Fighting hard throughout the entire four periods, both Delta and the Raiders presented an excellent exhibition of of- fensive and defensive football. The S. T. C defense seemed much improved, if judging is to come from the number of shoestring tackles that brought tragic ends to Clinton ' s attempted runs, some of which succeeded for long gains. RUTHKRFORD S. SMITH Page Fifly-Six S.T.C. Crushes T.P.I. 29-0 in Annual Turkey Day Game Cookeville, Tenn., November 25, 1937. — Call it a blaze of glory, a final stepping on the gas, the last salute, or what you like, but the Blue Raiders beat the tar out of Tennessee Tech Eagles here this afternoon by the score of 29 to 0. This was the worst defeat of either team since 1929 when the two clubs started the Turkey-day game. A crowd of three thousand people watched a thrilling game with the T. P. I. boys, led b - Tully Birdsong run- ning all up and down the field, but never scoring The seniors on the Floyd and Jackson eleven gave the spectators plenty to remember them by as they took time out from their regular fine play to score all the points also. Jaybird Hamblen, standing in the end zone, scored the first touchdown when he took a fifteen-yarder hurled by Woody Smitherman. Hambrick failed to convert. Three of the seniors accounted for the second score which came midway in the second quarter. Hambrick, standing on the T. P. 1. fifteen, passed to Smith- erman on the nine. Smitherman was tackled just as he caught the ball, but before falling he lateraled to Joe Troop who breezed over the goal for the score. Hambrick failed to convert. Then after Smitherman, who returned to his old kick ing form, had deposited one in the coffin corner on the seven- yard line, Hamblen went through to recover Birdsong ' s fumble over the T. P. 1. goal. Hambrick added the extra point. Earh ' in the fourth quarter IVoop recovered Ewing ' s fumble on the thirty- five, a pass, Smitherman to Hambrick, put the ball on the six, and three plays later, standing on the fifteen, Hambrick place-kicked a field goal. Robert Seay, another senior, pulled g thirt)-five- -ard pass from Smither- ihe curtain on his four ' ears of hard ,, . , . , r . man to gallop witnm one yard of the work on the Raider squad with another . .„. . , c 1 J u ui promised land. Two plavs later Bubber brilliant play. Seay replaced Hamblen ' • late in the game and no sooner had he M -phy skirted left end for the score felt the sod under his feet than he took with no opponent near him. YATKS D. SMITH Rt)Bl- SuN MK.VCHU.M Page Fifty-Seven Pre-Seasoii Dope False as S.T.C. Has Dull Cage Campaign At ilic beginning of ihc 1957-38 basketball season the Raider prospects for a winning team — a team that would rate higli in the S. I. A. A.— were ex- ceptionalU- bright. Several promising cagesters moved up from hist year s freshman ranks that, coupled with I be capable letter men returning, made the prognosticators rank the Floydmen higli in the conference. The material did develop into a fairl - formidable combine, but their won and lost average was not one to be excep- tionalh- proud of. .Mlhough the record of six wins and eight losses is not quite a five hundred season it was an im- provement over the Raider ' s record of last season. One of the main reasons for the low average was due to the fast competition the Raiders were in during the season. David Lipscomb, Murray. Tennessee Tech, and Union were four of the teams on the Raider ' s schedule and each of these schools boasted the best combina- tions in the history of their athletic programs and they showed their prow- ess as each of them tromped the Raider hardwoodites twice during the season. Da id Lipscomb opened the . Iur- freesboro fives ' card and ihcy ahiiost doid ' jled the score on the Raider cage- men, 48 to 29. The world ' s champion Celtics gave an exhibition at .Auburn- town with the I ' ' lo) ' dmen as the ' ictims. West ' I ' ennessec and Cumberland were the only two schools the Raiders could handle twice during the season. Two independent teams were the others to bow to S. T. C. to give the Raiders an even six victories. Captains Rubber Murphy and Shorty CampbeU, with the aid of Fisher Mor- ton, handled the greater part of the Raider point making during the seasons ' CAPTAIN MURPHY GREEN S.MITHERMAN CAMPBELL Page Fifty-Eight Four Dribblers End Brilliant Hardwood Careers play. These three players tallied 415 of the team total of 573 scores. Four seniors will graduate from this season ' s basketball squad this ) ' ear. They are Captain Bubber Murphy, Al- ternate Captain Shorty Campbell, Woody Smitherman, and Ta lor Green. which is their business. A one-point they copped two games from the Mem- margin was all that the Raiders could phis team by a very narrow one-point get over the West Tennessee Teachers as lead. r Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra : 4 Mm Rfsults oj J937-3S Season i - ' r ders .29 David Lipscomb Col.,4(S lAjH ders ,54 New York Celtics. ... 60 V ders 41 Murfr ' s ' b ' ro Ramblers 31 ders - 3() .Murray I } ders, .31 .Murray 45 ders. .39 Cumberland 37 ders. 29 T.P.I 44 ders. .4S Cumberland 41 ders. 26 T. P. 1 34 ders .34 Union 56 ders.. 41 David Lipscomb Col. 49 ders . . 30 West Tennessee 29 ders .67 Nashville Ramblers. .. 35  . ders. -24 L ' nion 57 .1 ders .44 West Tennessee 43 : ia v — — W ders 573 Opponents 675 ' Briefs Coach O. L. Freeman produced anoth- er good freshman basketball team this season as his yearlings copped most of their games. The Blue Raider varsitj- opened the season with the Celtics and had a belter time in this game than any other. The world champs were good to the Floydmen although they did make them look mighty bad at times — S. SMITH BR. GG GW.ALTNEY AR15K MOR ' I ' O.N Pag( fitty-Xine THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT BASKETBALL SQUAD Rfiii iiig from Left to Right, Front Row: Clarence Campbell, Woody Smithermax, F.dris Long, Carl Yates, Sam Smith, and Fisher Morton Back Row: Coach Floyd, Ralph Gwaltney, Gordon Mitchell, Robert Taylor, Taylor Green, Charles Murphy, and Robert Warden LjJiii ' ' r BASEBALL SQUAD Reading from Lejl to Right, Front Row: Robert Seay, Brownie Robinson, Emmett Kennon, JeanSarver, Carl Yates, Billy Rion, Clarence Campbell, ahi Coach Johnny Red Floyd Hack Row: Manager Boots Little, Bauman Lovelace, Charles Murphy, James Hamblen, Robert Taylor, John Bragg, John Hambrick, and Wallace Campbell Page Sixty NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT • THE MIDLANDER J- JfL ' i-fBjSiJ?! MuRPHV, Hambrick, C Campbi.i.i., iind Hamhlen Sarner, VV. Campbell, Kennon, Captain Seay, and Robinson Vates, Bragg, Loveless, Rion, and Taylor w ■ l . X:. %: :Tr HLX .i: :sa :a e si.- Page Sixty-Oue THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Freshman Athletics FOOTBALL Reading fram Left to Right, Front Row: Osborn, Mackie, McCord, Presley, Frve, Patv, Sarvis, Kittrell, Rawding, J. Holt, Judd, McGill Second Row: Brown, Bobo, Deal, Greer, Hudson, Baker, and Coach Freeman BASKETBALL Reading jrom Left to Right, first Row: Mackie, Little, Greer, McCord, Turpen, and Coach Freeman Hack Rotv: Bobo, IIewgley, Rion, Rawding, Hunter, Baker, and Barnes Page Sixty-Two NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT • THE MIDLANDER Above — Tennis Team Center — Athletic Managers BelozL — Cheer Leaders Page Sixty-Three THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT W. A. C. . ' ■ hA i . S i: Officers Maxine Baker President Frances Brown I ' ice President Mildred Tibbs Secretary Esther Banks Treasurer Miss Tommie Reynolds ; Sponsor Members Maxine Baker Ruth Rutledge Coe La Jeaune Royster Virginia O ' Brien Esther Banks Llxile Turner Patricia Wade Tommie Reynolds Lois Greer Frances Brown Alma Williams Mildred Tibbs Margaret Love Bryant Ruby Turner Eulia Baker Katherine Meadows Ellie D. Burks Page Sixty-Four Woman ' s Athletic Associatio NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT • THE MIDLANDER Girls ' Intramurals VOLIEY-BAU dUStoAAr-  I ■ .  ' T 6.N N I S-TEAM s F I N T R A Zl_ !: mmi, : : :i,u,:r : ' ? -■-: Jti- iV, ' wJi ,yw Page Sixty-Five THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Girls ' Intramurals SENIORS Champs J U N I w r fir ' r - -w- W SOPH S PROS H Page Sixty-Six NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT • THE MIDLANDER Girls ' Intramurals SOPHS SENIORS TUMBLI NG Page Sixty-Seven B-r-r-r-r-r-r-r. . . . I ' p again, down a,?ain. . . . Mirtation walk. . . . Bull session. . . . And the farmer hauled another load awa ' . . . . One-man band. . . . Better luck next time. Delta. EVERETTE L. McINTIRE Organization Editor ORGANIZATIONS NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT • THE MIDLANDER Student Council Officers Katherine Meadows President Martha Lee I ' ice President Gayle Sweeney Secretary Mary Sue Johnson Miss Mitchell Membe Mrs. Burns Alyne Lavne Eva Burks Margaret Love Bryant Elsie Fergerson Page Sixty-Xine THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Sigma Club Officers Bauman Lovelace President Ralph Gwaltney Vice President Ralph Robinson Secretary-Treasurer Neal D. Frazier Sponsor Members Roy Simpson Hall Harris Powell Jewell Marion Edney Wendall Wilson Robert Taylor T. B. Woodmore James Baxter RayiMond Weeks W. B. JuDD Tilman Haynes Eldred Wiser Edward Jennings John Rucker Paul Stewart John Paul Gilbert Waldo Powers Not in Pill tire R. C. Moore C. F. Beleu Page Sez ' enty NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT • THE MIDLANDER Tau Omicron Society Officers Virginia Wilkinson President Nadine Brashear Vice President Ruth Brandon Secretary-Treasurer Miss Elizabeth Schardt, Miss Hester Rogers Sponsors Margie Mitchell Lera Covington Emmy Lou Cox Mary Ellen Evans Mary Sue Johnson Members CoeLa Jeaune Royster ' irginia Hitt Ann Coleman Jennie Mae Mitchell CoRiNNE Carlton Ruth Allison Anna Mary Snell Jewell Hamby Caroline Bock Gladys Carlton Not in Picture Nellie Wood Helton Inez Jennings Page Seventy-One THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Student Christian Union Officers James Hamblen Prciidt-ni Bauman Loveless Vice President Annie Mary Snell Secretary-Treasurer Bauman Loveless Edward Jennings Louise Payne Flora Dennis Katherine Grigsby Annie Mary Snell Cob La Jeaune Royster Jaybird Hamblen Camille King Pauline Beene Members Margaret Love Bryant Alice Gilbert Earline Lovell Ann Elizabeth Da is Melrose Hamby Callie Lillie Owen LOVELLA GiLENTINE Roberta McNeil Virginia Wilkerson Clementia Thompson Jewell Hamby Margaret Haynes Edward Dodson Waldo Powell Frances Dement Ann Moran Allyne Layne John Rucker Paul Stuart Webb Porter Page Seventy-Tzi NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT • THE MIDLANDER Dramatic Club Office EBB Porter Abe Mason Mary Lol ' ise Redmon. . Mrs. Marshall Burns. President . I ' ice President Secretary Sponsor Annelle Anderson Pauline Beene Peggy Hall Aaron Jackson Pollen Cheek QuiNDELL Collins Katherine Brown Pauline Barham Florence Nesbett Elaine Blair Members Webb Porter David Ferrell Jessie Mae Todd .Margaret Wysong Edith Garner Mary Louise Redmon Ann Shapard Masye Whitfield John Rucker EuRA Oakley Hunter Katherine Meadows Bill Patterson Frances Smallwood -Margaret Raulston Wiley Holloway Dick Mullins Gladys Baker Bob Sarvis Dorothy Hall Pat Sutton John Paul Gilberi ' . be Mason Page Seventy-Three THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Home Economics Club Offi. Mary Sue Johnson. Frieda Barker Elizabeth Hughes. Jane Starbuck Corinne Carlton. . . Miss May Frank. . . President rice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Mary Lane Elizabeth Hughes .Mary Sue Johnson Jane Starbuck Frieda Barker Corinne Carlton Johnnie VVinto.n . naliza VVoodmore Dorothy Lowe Muzetta Hunter JuANiTA Nebb Clara Streeter Shapar d Pauline Barham Clarice Miller Jennie Mae Mitchel Evelyn Reynolds Frances Blair Members Miss May Frank Lorraine Ikard Pauline .Malone Earnestine Scott Ellie D. Burks Ellen Lowe ' iRGiNiA Hitt Marjorie Hogan Marie Hogan Ruth Allison Miss .4gnes Nelson Mary Will Henson Beatrice Storey Marguerite Storey Louise Arnold Evelyn Smith Madge Spencer Harriet Smith Calla Lillie Owen Qvindall Collins Beatrice Duncan Elsie F ' erguson Annie Mary Snell Maude Edna Goodman Raye Coleman Cleo Shelton Claire Neville Mary Powell Kathryne Nickels Mary Sue Golden Emmy Lou Cox Kathryne Major Helen Eskew Page Seventy-Four NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT • THE MIDLANDER Science Club Officers Paul Stewart President Ralph Robinson I ' ice President CoE La Jeaune Royster Secretary Mary Louise Redmon Treasurer Dr. Mebane Sponsor Dr. Mebane Wendell Wilson Lovella Gilentine WooDiE Helton .Ann Shapard CoE La Jeaune Royster Clara Streeter Shapard Mary Louise Redmon Members Paul Stuart Dorothy Lowe Virginia Hitt Kred Scarborough Howard Lee Robert Miller Tillman Haynes Buford Foster Powell Jewell James Baxter Hall Harris Mary Sue Johnson Jennie Mai Mitchell Ralph Robinson James Woodward B. B. Gracy William Chambers Ralph Gwaltney Page Seventy-Pice THE MIDLANDER NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Glee Clubs Clementia Thompson. . . An.nie Mary Snell CoE La [eaune Roystek (JiKLS Ulee Club Officers President Vice President . Secretary- Treas u rer Madison Dill. . . , .■ be Mason Bill Young E. May Saunders. Boys ' Glee Club Officers Cary Borthick Mary Ellen Evans Anne Elizabeth Davis Margie Hogan CoRiNNE Carlton . da Dean Brown Ellen Lowe Mary Louise Redmon Katherine Brown Mary Lane Margaret Jane Stephens Ruth Hare Virginia Henley Marie Farmer OZELLA LuNN Gladys Baker Aletnbers Katherine Gower Dorothy Lowe Dorothy Jackson Evelyn Moore Mrs. T. O. Smith Clarice Miller Mary Powell Erline Jennings Elizabeth Hughes Annie Mary Snell Katherine Grigsby ' Marie Hogan Peggy ' Hall Gladys Carlton Virginia Wilkinson Clementia Thompson Dick Mullins President Vice President . Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor Dan Cohen David I- ' errell Ralph McKee Charles Sanders Bill Young John Deal Kenneth Kirby Robert McBride Wallace McMurray Frank Bridges Thomas Hewgley Downey Kinney Madison Dill Raymond Hill Bates Miller Abe Mason Page Seventy-Six NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT • THE MIDLANDER Orchestra Offic, Katherine Grigsby Mary Ellen Evans Robert Lee McCartney Mrs. Aultman Sanders. . Presideni J ' ice President . Secretary- Treasurer Director Mary Ellen Evans Ruth Hare Gladys Carlton Mary Williams Jesse Waller Katherine Grigsby Ada Dean Brown Wallace Mc.Murray Bates Miller Mr. Valdez Cary Borthick Members Dr. Mebane CoE La Jeaune Roystek Annie Mary Snell Clementia Thompson Scobey Dill Madison Dill James Lokey Robert Lee McCartney Miss E. May Saunders Ann Elizabeth Davis CoRiNNE Carlton Marie Hogan Margie Hogan Kenneth Kirby XL UDE Hoover Frank Bridges ' an Fox ' Fho.mas Hewcley William Vounc Mary Lois Dickson F RLiNE Jennings F ' lizabeth Hughes Mrs. Brandon Page Seve it -Se: ' e)i THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Band Officers Wallace McMurray President Katherine Meadows Secretary Mr. Valdez Sponsor and Director JuANiTA Webb Drum Major Madison Dill James Lokey Wallace McMurray CoE La [eaune Royster Raymond Hill Downey Kenn ' ey Ida Frances Pitts ozella lunn Robert Lee McCartney Annie Mary Snell Ruth Hare Bill Voung Thomas Hewgley Van Fox Members John DeGeorge Annell Anderson Polly Doss Peggy Hall Alice Gilbert Virginia Henley BiLLiE Denton Julian Cohen ScoBEY Dill Katherine Meadows Robert McBride Kenneth Kirby Ann Elizabeth Davis James Hewgley Bates Miller Clementia Thompson Katherine Gower Mary Lane Tommy Meadows Aubrey Moore Tony Tamburo Corinne Carlton Gladys Carlton Katherine Grigsby Ada Dean Brown Dorothy Lawrence Mary Powell Carey Borthick Page Seventy-Eight NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT • THE MIDLANDER Tom Hewgley and The Southerners n . HJI Summer Address Monteagle Assembly Monteagle, Tenn. I }islni)iu ' iitation Tom Hewgley Piano and Director James Hewgley Guitar Bill Voung Bass John DeGeorce Drums Madison Petey Dill First Trumprl and Assistant Director Wallace Prime McMuruay Second Trumpet Scobey Dill First Trombone Robert Lee McCartney Second Trombone Bill Crichlow First Saxoplione Tommy Meadows Second Saxophone Willie Malone Third Saxophone Page Sevinty-Nini THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Read Aloud Club Officers Marie Oakley Pr,-sidcnt Patricia Wade I ' icc Pr, nd,-nt Martha Brown . - Secrflary-Trt-usurrr Ann Ordway Spuiijur Members Ruth Brandon Harriet Smith Clarice Miller Mary Love Bryant Mildred Suddarth Maibeth Woodward Mary Klizabetii DiLLARD Mary K.Thompson Rosalie Spivey Dorothy Lowe Mildred Tibbs Jennie Mai Mitchell Evelyn Moore Maureene Williams Amy Woodyard Page Eighty NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT • THE MIDLANDER A. C. E. Officers Inez Andrews President Jewell Hamby I ' ice President Lela Bartlett Treasurer Mary Frizzell Sponsor Melrose Hamby Irene Spivey Margaret Lovell Inez Andrews Camille King Jessie Tucker Ellen Lowe Ellen McLemore Emilie Osborn Alyne Layne LlIELLA HiTT Madge Spencer Members Dorothy Duncan Margaret Love Bryant Margaret Jane Stephens Thelma Williams Ann Moran Pauline Lamb Frances Smallwood Alma Williams Velma Bryant Virginia Nelson Ethel Thurman Myra Smith Edyth Dickens Flora Dennis Jewell Hamby Mary Hall Bell Ayers Ann Woodmore Helen Collins Myra Smith Callie Lillie Owen Marie Bean Frances Dement Mary Will Henson Mrs. Amy Woodyard Frances Fanning Page Eighty-One THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Training School Page Eighty-Two NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT • THE MIDLANDER Training School Page Eighty-Thref Where ' s Mrs. Burns? . . pair of nuts on poles. . . raw. . . . A4ine took! girls. . . . Tntermission. Squarehead. . . . Look pretty, now. ... A Wasson and the Susie Q ' s. . . . Nature in the . . Checking up with the Dean. . . . Steady, Concentration. . . . Esquire personified girls. . . . Now, on the other hand. . From tlie rear! . . . CaroHna moon. . gate, Porter. . Snow White and the Rutlcdge Aieditation. . . . Hesitation. Typical school girl. . . . Some fi THE MIDLANDER • NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Side-Lines Staff Vole for Student FACULIY ADVISOR SIDE-LINES The Voice of the t ' oUege E D I T O P, — our IVIidlander BUSINESS MG ' r. ' s Elect I )s Two-Year Smith Outlines (1 i ,.:„ i EVA BUKKETT ASST. EDITOR s in Wh MAKY EUfNEMNS Hamblen, John And H ' indir Featur.e( SPORTS EDITOR ' 7a7 SUTTON . ' me IVJO mtatanaer ac- terday by th« wtudcnl body. ■tor Mary Sue Johnson tu I Bachrfor of Ugtinet ' . t Popatar Ciri and Hoowr 1 l4 iiur ajmC Mil tbU ' «C ' ' ° rTSeZ ASS-TBUS:M( R ;,.,„.„.„,,, COLUMNIST Ttir i.hird { iiJ:dA r JO)C«YtOR ' REPORTER ALMA WIl ' llAMS .1 REPORT ER EMMErr KtNNON Lyon ' t ucccMor lo REPOR T F R ' tion Room CHARLES LIGGETT j Auditorium JOHN R GILBERT M nriMER COHBN auiliibnui.-: nfll, tigHteA in lh« ' Cwnu), At i. tiMtmon Cl iJo Ct n- Ot Tounc, pirium en Mnoui — - L ::l ' :X; ?:2 ' ' :r: President and Dean REPORTER ' t. Z RFPORTE R ;in East U hite Urges STC Health Program Former In true tor Begins Series of Lecturea E n B Whuc at NwhvlItF. n (Mfimcnt tat the Btsto fiovnl .1 rdurnlti.n, tpohe lo Utr lamllj frtilKy aiicrn ' KUi. Trbnuir) ' t. on I hii!!ii procrntn tor Un: cjllcc . { A - llocp pr gnuA, wliKli ruik I .1. ' . !■) n ' r-iral rimmlDslluAs uid ihiinjl ind iufumary vr«i tot REPORTt R mmi_ __,,,_ „. i MOKIIMER COHEN[ ™-;:r SHELLEY WHITE „ ' „r.r, ' i CORINNE CARLTON. ; :: CAROLYN BOCK ' SnuOi (ltd (h limnunf pratMraL I ind trjay a liMi Is ai «twl u. luionn ■  IU not hi Pagf Eiglily-Si. JOHN BRAGG Advertising Manager OUR FRIENDS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE MURFREHSBORO, TENNESSEE OFFERS A Four -Year Course Leading to Degree of Bachelor of Scieuce 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 MURFREESBORO MOTORS linorpoiiitc ' il Sales Service West College Street Telephone 800 A. L. Smith Co. Druggists CANDY — MAGAZINES SCHOOL SUPPLIES Phone Us Your Order C. B. Arnett ' s Meat Market Fresh nud Cured Meats Phone 185 BOB ' S GROCERY BOULEVARD STORE Telephone 476 BROWN ' S BROWN-BILT SHOE STO RE Sbecialht in Smart Foot Covering Compliments of RAGLAND-POTTER COMPANY i S MURFREESBORO BANK AND TRUST 2 COMPANY We Invite Your Patronage I There is a Sinclair Service Station in your neighborhood. Patronize it and be assured of getting Sinclair Motor Oil in sealed cans! SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY S. F. HOUSTON, Agent Telephone 444 Compliments of ' lENNESSEE ELECIRIC POWER COMPANY James K. Polk Hotel A House of Distinction MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE BELL BROTHERS AND COMPANY Lumber and Builders ' Supplies Piiiut, Vf ' all pa per, and Glass Telephone 196 MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE ■) I (ecil t lr ds French Shoppe incor.porate:i Ladies ' Ready -to-W ear Exclusive but Inexpensive Phone 382 Stickney Griffis Murfreesboro ' s Exclusive Everything You Would Expect to Find in Men ' s Store A MODERN DRUG STORE West Side Square Dudley Fletcher-,, Hoover Newsom McKAY-CAMERON COMPANY 1 Furniture and Radios NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE GLASS CHINA SILVER Phone 206 Just Off the Square. South Church St. Complete Equipment for Cooking and Seriing Foods College Institutions and Restaurants MURFREESBORO LAUNDRY CO. Lautiderers — Dyers — Cleaners SEE OUR S. T. C. AGENT I VOLUNTEER STATE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE SAFETY— SECURITY— SERVICE Insure Yourself of a Retirement Income by Saving a Small Portion of Your Salary Branch Office — 605 Warner Building, Nashville, Tennessee T. W. BARRON, Manager John H. Judd and Wilson Summar, Fh ' lil Asiis ,i ils AT SODA FOUNTAINS Eat sna) 5e c ' Sc c e 1 2 I S J. C. PENNEY COMPANY OLD-FASHIONED ; O ir Insiiteiice of Honest Values BUT MODERN hi Style itiid Service Have Your Eyes Exuniined Regularly DR. JAS. R. NORTON, JR. OPTOMETRIST KERR MARTIN Drug Store We Frame Pictures at Little Cost East Side Square Telephone 45 Electric Shoe Shop e Appreciate Your Patronage S. T. C. Students Welcome Southeast Corner of Square SHEARIN BROS. Fite Feeds Store PURINA CHOWS — SEEDS POULTRY SUPPLIES AND REMEDIES Phone 43 Read the RUTHERFORD COURIER Yoitr County Paper Job Printing Telephone 378 i Cain-Sloan Co. Nashville ' s Otiu Departvieiit Store FIFTH AVENUE AT CHURCH L Travel ivitb the Pleasure Quads SAFETY— COMFORT— SPEED— ECONOMY Air-conditi(ined equipment makes travel Clean, Quiet, Enjoyable. Ideal weather conditions — perfectly clean and noiseless — are now part of all principal N. C. St. L. trains. Pullman Cars, Coaches, and Diners on the N. C. St. L. are now completeh air-conditioned. FOR SAFETY— COMFORT— SPEED— ECONOMY Ride M.ejiWt. W.CASTL. The NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA -fHE DIXIE LINE ST. LOUIS RAILWAY ' I S Tip Top Barber Shop ■ ' S. T. C, We ' re Behind You Bush « Barrick Jewelers Nc . 13 Arcade Nashi ille. Tennessee Thf Bifigest Lit l ( ' Store in Dixie GOOD CLOTHES G€LD$TEI N ' § WELCOME S. T. C. GIRLS AND BOYS Co mplete Assortments of Wearing ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW Appcn ■el 1 Compliments of F. W. Woolworth Company CHRISTY HUGGINS COMPANY Coca-Cola Bottling Works Murfrcesboro, Tennessee Coca-Cola, Ice, and Coal EXTERMINATING— FUMIGATING TERMITE-PROOFING Rats. Mice, Roaches, W ' aterbiigs, Fleas, Termites, Bedbugs, Vermin Free Inspections . f jj ' f fiiSi, R - lf Guaranteed Phone 5-1344 NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 813 Church Street I THE DAILY NEWS JOURNAL Rutherford County ' s Home Newspaper Since 1849 MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE 1 2 I SOUTHEASTERN GREYHOUND LINES LOW RATES— FREQUENT SERVICE Terminal Phone 727 HOMER MAHOLLANO, AUnugcr For Experienced Service See 68 TIRE CO. Jim Moore Co. Tiiitors BALTIMORE ,wil CINCINNATI Address Inquiries — Box 64 LAWRENCEBURG, TENN. Compliments of COMMERCE UNION BANK MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE Built OH Confidence GROWING THROUGH SERVICE BUCHANAN AND TARPLEY Drugs Tennis Supplies — Soda Water Phone 7 WE DELIVER YOUR ORDER Compliments of Little Brown Jug B. P. JOHNS, Manager Authentically Styled Clothes and Furnishings for the College Ahm LEVY ' S 239 Fourth Avenue, North NASHVILLE i 1 James K. Polk Robert T. Groom Beauty Shoppe Nothing But Insurance Phone 493 Established 1919 MRS. OLA HAVES SMITH Phone 7S1 28 North Side Square MRS. BEN REEVES MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE Why Take a Chance When NEW FASHIONS IN You Can Buy UNIVERSITY STYLES FOR CAMPUS USE FORMAL WEAR iifiil g t Pv jj rreCa ' j- m '  - •• -.—. x   m AmW TOWN AND COUNTRY Wm SPORTS APPAREL f UT XER ?y P ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Cannot Be Excelled in Qu ality PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES CAMERAS OF ALL MAKES Costs No More Than EXPERT PHOTO FINISHING Ordinary Butter ART SUPPLIES Rutherford County Creamery A Association Our Niiiely-Fifll.i Ycir Tell Your Fricuih to Hut Frank Varallo ' s B W FAMOUS CAFETERIA Chile — Spaghetti — Tamales Sandwiches 222-224 Sixth Avenue, North 811 Church Street NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE - Everything jor Kitcheti, Diiiitig Room itnd Nursery PHILLIPS BUTTORFF MANUFACTURING COMPANY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Eilciblhbfd 1H58 Coii j)liiiiei ts of 7th AVENUE GARAGE Sotith ' s Finest All Day— 25c— All Day Twenty-Four Hour One-Stop Service Jackson Brothers Sales — Service OLDSMOBILE Telephone 108 1 1 Wood fin Moore McCord Harris Phone 90 The Rex,i l Store AMBULANCE Phone 187 A NYWHERE i Z NY TIME SCHOOL SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS jLXny place DRUGS AND SUNDRIES Ci III pli molts of COLONIAL COFFEE AND COLONIAL FOODS Oistrihi tcil h C. B. RAGLAND COMPANY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Tha. ( V The Popuhtr Place .,• Pohnhir Prices Phone 52 Phone joy Rav ' s Taxi Co. 24-Hotir Service Murfreesboro, Tennessee BOCK ' S TEA ROOM X here Students Get More for Less JUST OFF THE CAMPUS Try Woco Pep Motor Fuel and Tiolene Motor Oils For a Complete Line of School Supplies McLELLAN STORES COMPANY The Friendly 5(- to s Store We Appreciiiie ' iiur Business Check the PerjormtDice of Your Citr PURE OIL COMPANY OF TENNESSEE H. P. u ul E. E. ALLEN, Aat-uts Coii pliiiieiits of Robt. Orr Co. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE CASTNER-KNOTT CHURCH AT SEVENTH NASHVILLE Lamb Coffee Co. Compliments of 1 1 ' l Blenders of Aiagiiolia Coffee Mel-O-Toast 1 i MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE Bread 1 The Davis Shop Compliments of Everything in Ready-to-Wear Lowe Chemical Co. POPULAR PRICES West Side Square NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Complitnents of RED ROSE DAIRIES Delicious Ice Cream — Dairy Products i i c C. B. LEATHERMAN AND CO. North Side Square DRY GOODS AND LADIES ' READY-TO-WEAR LACE CURTAINS— DRAPERIES FLOOR COVERINGS— WINDOW SHADES Phone 69 TRAVIS GREGORY It ' s a Pleasure to Wear the Shoes We Repair 212 West Main Street GENE GEORGE MULLINS-OSBORN HARDWARE CO. Electrical Appliances — Paints and General Hardware Phone 4 CANNON ' S QUALITY MARKETS Where You Save Phone 1053 AMERICAN PAPER TWINE COMPANY Jobber — Distributor Just Ask for It — ] e Have It NASHVILLE W. B. HORTON ROY P. NORRIS HORTON GROCERY COMPANY UholiSiilc iiiiit Rela ' tt STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES FEED AND SEED Photies 88 and 89 . ' L.- SS S ) i Coml)liiiu ' iils of SHACKLETT ' S The Soiith ' s Most Beautiful and ,1 NU-GRAPE Alodern Cafeteria Fifth Ave. and Church St. HORACE REED, Representative Nashville, Tenn. Compliments of J. RIDLEY MITCHELL MEMBER OF CONGRESS USE THAT Compliments of Good Gulf John A. Duval, Sr. Gasoline Representing Trade at Gulf Service Stations GORDON ' S Fresh Potato Chips — Salted Peanuts R. V. MARTIN, Distributor Peanut Butter — Sandwiches To our friends, who so generously advertised with lis and so greatly aided the publication of this hook, we dedi- cate this space. STUDENTS, PATRONIZE THESE FIRST I f I f ' ,1 f