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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1942 volume:

Tennessee State University LIBRARY ROBERT ABERNATHY THE 1942 ' aid n Ji laid n d e fi VOLUME XVII STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE a fjflrtv. -. ' -i ■ ; f.mm. ' d n d DEMOCRACY and EDUCATION PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS WITH MARJORIE GILBERT AS EDITOR IN CHIEF RAIKES SLINKARD AS BUSINESS MANAGER CAMPUS LIFE r - m ' ' iH. M E d4 K I P H The jostering of respect for the liberties and privileges of citizenship, both in tlie school and in the nation, has always been and shall continue to be the purpose of State Teachers College. From the first tune they ivalk up the front steps to that final day when they walk doxvn for the last tune the students of State Teachers College receive from every activity those character- istics of true Americanism whicli they value above all else, just as the American people prize nothing so much as the principles of their democracy. Therefore let the democratic spirit ring throughout these l)ages as it shall ring throughout the f)ages of the history of the American fieople, and let the MIDLANDER embody and reflect such respect for a great purpose of a great institution. Administration Building Science Hall r a r y President ' s Home Jones Hall DMINIS ■ ' ail. TRATION tJ . M . SMITH, President Mr Smith is an integral part of State Teachers College. Not only does he carry on those precepts which have been developed through the years by the presidents, but h.s terest and enthusiasm for all events in which the students take part endear hnn to each one. is dj t and his unfailing courage to accomplish the things needed on the campus arc (haiaclLustics quite befitting a leader. N. C. BEASLEY, Dean Presiding over the continual scholastic pioblems arising among the students. Dean Beasley is alwavs an attentive listener, a stern Init sympathetic adviser. No student leaves his office without a lasting impression of tlic charm and cordialitv with which he treats all alike. FACULTY Edward B. Baldwin Gcograpliy Eva Mae Burkett English Phillip M. Cheek Foreign Language George Davis Biology Dorothy Bachtell Ednev liiotogy Neal Y). Frazier Eiiiilish Otis L. Freeman Mmiiuil Alls Mary M. Frizzell Eleiiieiilarx Eduintinn T. J. Golightly ' EdiUlllitin B. B. Grac; A«ri ultini- FACULTY OLLIt GRKIN Clwiin ' stiY Mary Hall Education Baxter Hobgood Social Science Carrie Hodges Home Economics Clayton L. James Social Science Horace G. Jones Mallieinatics Nance Jordan Plixsical Ediicalion William H, Jldd Social Science Charles D. Lewis Education FACULTY William M. Mkbane Clicinislry E. W. MIDCETT CoiiiDierce Katherine Monohan Hislon ' Myrtle Agnes Nelson Home Economics Anne Ordwav English ToMMiE Reynolds Physical Educalion Hester Rogers Art Ruby Taylor Sanders M usic E. May Saunders IVlusic FACULTY Elizabeth Schardt foreign Language C. C. Sims Hiilorx Edward L. Tarpley Health G. L. ' ALDEZ Music J. C. Waller Education ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Grace P. Daniels Hostess J. H. Bayer Farm Sujien ' isor Leon Bmis A ' . } ' . A. SuJH-n ' iior Cjiarles (alhuun Dietitian J. R. C.REEN Carpenter STAFF W. C. Hastings Engineer J. S. Holmes Assistiiut Bursar Jean Thaxton Secretary to Dean William Mays N. Y. A. Supennsor V. K. McCiHARtN Ijbrtnidn BO.NML McHeNRV Secretary to President MARGIK MnCHKLL Director of Dnrniitorii Bettie Murfree Librarian T. H. WOODMORE ItiLsiiifss Mnnauer W. N. H)l)Rl 1 !■ Xidit Watchman STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Hon. Prentice Cooper, Governor of TcniKssee Hon. B. O. Duggan. Commissioner of Edmiilion E. C. Ball S. C. Garrison W. R. I.ANDRLIM .Mrs. Fi-RDiNAND Powell Edward P. Ialpin Mrs. w. r. Stone BARTO v ' Strang Lawrence Tavlor emphis Johnson City .Shelliyvillc Bristol Cliattanooga Jackson In November. 1911, tlic State Board of Education approved the suggestion that the name of the college be changed from State Teachers College, Afurfreesboro, to Middle Tennessee State College, and authorized the president of the college to request the next legislatme to make the change in name official. TRAINING SCHOOL The Training .Stlionl is a (.i ital pari of tlic {(illcgv. It is Ikmi- iluil prospcclive teachers from the college stiulent l)(nly tiniiillv go foitli to take their Inst step in tlie realm of pedagogy. It is here they meet the problents and work witit cliildren in real silnations. It is liere that an effort is made to gi e tlie diildrcn and the college students the best and latest in content and procedure. The Training School endeavors to make its classrooms, its various activities, and its daily loiilinc as nearly lifelike as possible. I he student louniil and the presidents of the four jmiior high school classes head up the student go ernment. through uhich the boys and girls participate in the goNcinmenl of ihc siliool. It endeavors to place the diildien in an atmosphere which is inlorn al, free, and conducive to happiness and best ellort. FACULTY Mary P ranc:es Snell Mrs. Andrena Briney Fifth anil Si lli (.rades Marguerite Harrison Secnnd Crtidr Robert Abernathy Sixth Crade Mrs. Oliindall Evans Home Economics Frances .Snell Ann . shlev -■; ( riulc Frank E. Bass Director W. R. ROMINE MtuuKil Arti Mrs. Sewell AFanly Third Grade Mrs. Scott Williams First Grade Lera Comngton Librarian Eleanor V. Robertson Fotirlli Grade Margaret Lowe Social Science Roy Simpson Princil al James Lokiv Science ISSOniTED EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Left to rig !(— Raikes Slinkard, Attorney General; Ruth Hoover. Secretary: ThO]MA.s Townes. Pmiilent: Ruth Titts- WORTH, J ' ice-Presiflcnt; William Arendale, Treasurer. I he spirit of the Associated .Student Body is that of individual responsibility for, and cooperative support of, the ideals that are in harmony with democracy. Now living in a world where democratic principles are constantly trying to be undermined, we are once again confronted with the ultimate consideration as to whether we wish to preserve the principles for which our forefathers fought or continue to e.xist in a remorseful state of complacency. Com- placency, like indifference, is the easiest route that a person may take. This is the chief problem that has confronted us since the beginning of student government. With refusal to participate and help promote interests, this will be an inevitable foe of democratic principles, . ccept your responsibility and work for definite purposes. Here on the campus we probably get our first taste of self-governimnt. and e must accept this responsibility with inlensions of a personal benefit— a benefit which l uilds laiih and respec I lor our fellow men, self-control and reliabilit in ihe ihinss we encounter. STIDEIT BODY Student government presents problems which demand the student himself to arrive at the best solu- tion, and this solution will only materialize when constant effort and hard work have been put forward. The best solution for any problem is for you yourself to accomplish this end by fust a clear analysis, and second by yoiu ' o n iniliati e and determination. .Self-government puis lorih ideals vhich mold personalities with character; get your share, because the world wants men ; ho can do something. Thomas Townes President, A. S. B. The .Associated .Student Body, organized in 1939. includes in its membership all students registered in the college. . year later its constitution was revised to provide for legislative, executive, and judicial blanches which function after the manner of those of oiu ' national s;o ernment. SUPREME COURT Left to );g ( -HELi;. Suarenberger: M. rv C,r. ham; Jojen HO rAs imuro, Cliiej Jusliic: Jaxe .Snell; Eugene Ntc- INTIRE. The president and vice-president of the A. S, B. are elected by the student Ixxly from members of the senior chiss. The secretary, treasurer, attorney general, and supreme court, consisting of two seniors, two juniors, and one sophomore, are appointed by tlie presi- dent and ratified Ijy congress. Congress memljers number thirteen, elected bv classes: foiu ' from senior, four from junior, three from sophomore, and two from fresh- man. The vice-president acts as nonvoting chairman of congress. Ruth Tittsworth lice-President, A. S. B. 1,11 i„ liolii-lAwis I!rinkI-KV, Ik.; Maktma Hoi ' i ; Thomas Mii.lins: 1-,rni-st Hooi ' I ' r: Sara John- son: jANiK Swir-T: Rinn 1 n tsworih. Cliinnnun: |i-an Iavior: Jean Sm i i.; Mariorik (.irniRi: Martha Ainne Rion: John 11. Wiskman; liiRoit, Loiisr. Shirrii.i.. (Jolin lluli wi . nm piosi ' ut wlu-ii pittiue was made.) WOMEN ' S DORMITORY COUNCIL Left to right-MAKGiE Mitchell, Faculty Adviser; Ruth Tn-iswoRTu; Frances Stone; Mildred Bat- ton; Frances Walker. Chairman; Shannon Patton, Secretary; Louise Ralston; Kathleen V ' ilson; Carolyn Cook. ,(■ to r ;; , - A iD Adamson; Frazier Dal(;iikrp i; I homas Townes; Frank Shii ' i-akd, Cl,„i Maurv Smarm; ] [ Jac:ks() ; and Robert Harm v. MEN ' S DORMITORY COUNCIL i rti HE C L ASSES THE SENIOR CLASS Roger Smith HORTOX Tarplkv i [ILDRED BATTON . Allene Kerr Billy McDonald B. B. Gracv l.rll hi ui; ( — TARPLEV, B TT0N. SMITH, GRACV. KERR. AM) McDoNALD OFFICERS President Vice-President . . Secretary Trensnrcr Sergeant at Arms Sponsor THE SENIOR CLASS Gilbert Ormlle Aaron Liiideu Histor . English. Ruth Eleanor Adams Mmfiecshoro Home Economics: Home Economics Club. ' 40. ' 41. ■4 - Glee Club, ' Bg; S. C. U.. ' 4:;; Dramatic Club, lig, ' 41, ' 42. Rlth Anderson South I ' itishmg SiHial Science; Clce Club. ' 42; Orcliestia. -42. WlLLlA.M . RENDALE Mill frecsljoio Chemistn Mathematics: Congress, ' 40; Forensic Club. ' 40. ' 41, Vice-President, ' 42: Band. ' 41; Sigma Club, 41, Presi- dent, ' 42; Treasurer, A. S. B., ' 42. Evelyn W ' elty Baker Lebanon Social Science; Charter Member Cardinal Key (National Honor Society); Transfer from Cumberland University. Jean Barber .Shelby ille Physical Education: Social Science: Intramural Honor Team; W. A. A.. ■41, 42; Glee Club, ' 41, 42; Dramatii Club, •41, ' 42; Transfer from Huntingdon College. .Mildred Batton Loljeh ille Commerce; Press Club, ' 41; Glee Club. ' 41; Band. ' 41. ' 42: Vice-President. Women ' s Council. ' 42; .Secretary. .Senior Class. ' 42: Associate Editor. Sirleliiies. ' 42; Tau Omicron. ' 42; Who ' s Who. ' 42; Home-coming Queen, ' 42: Miss S. T. C, ' 42: Transfer from Da id Lipscomb College. Edgar Beatv MtMimnille Mathematiis. Elizabeth Irene Beck Xasluille Social Science; Dramatic Club. ' 41. ' 42: I. R. C. ' 41 Presi- dent, ' 42: Transfer from Da id Lipscomb College. Susan Grady Beccer Clnisiiana Eduiation; English; Soiial Science. THE SENIOR CLASS Carolyn Elizabeth Blalock Whitcville Commerce: English; Transfer from Blue Mountain College. C.LORGE Irving Bock, Jr. Murfiecsboro Physical Edmation; Health: Elemcntarx Education; C. A. A.. ' 40. W iLLiAM Brandon Vhitc House English: Education; Student Council. ' 41; Sigma Club. ' 42; Basketball, ' 41; Transfer from Martin College, |l:lian King Brantley Shelbyville English: Education; Dramatic Club, 40; Secretary-Treas- urer. Sigma Club, ' 42; Cheerleader, ' 40; Sidelines Staff, ' 42; Transfer from .Milligan College. I ' olly Brown Rockxale Home Economics: Home Economics Club, ' 40. 41. ' 4 ' 2. Willie H. Burger Woodbuiy Social Science. [AC Carter Mmfreesljoro Manual Arts: Mechanical Drawing; Physical Education Student .Social Committee. ' 42; Basketball. ' 39. ' 40. ' 41, ' 42; T Club, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42; King of Home-coming, ' 42, I.UCY Will Case Prospect English: I. R. C„ ' 41, ' 42; A. C. E.. ' 42; Transfer from Martin College. Sarah Frances Case Prospect English; I. R. C. ' 41. Secretary-Treasurer. ' 42; A. C. E., ' 42; Transfer from Martin College, Marguerite Clements Shelbyville English; Social Science: Glee Club. ' 39, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42: Dramatic Club, ' 39. ' 40. ' 41: Home Economics Club. ' 39. ' 40, ' 41: Football Sponsor, ' 40. ' 41; S. C. U., ' 39. ' 40. ' 41. ' 42. THE SENIOR CLASS iviAN C:ro vell Beech Grove Home Economics: Home Economics Club. ' 41, 42; VV. A. A.. 40, ' 41. ' 42; Tau Omicron, ' 42. John Thomas Clnmngham Mm frccsljoio Social Science: Forensic Club. ' 39. ' 40; Dramatic Club. MO. ■41. ' 42; Editor, Sidelines, ' 42: I. R. C. ' 40, Ml; Student Publicity Director, ' 42; Who ' s Who, ' 42. I30R. Deane UeI ' riest Liiulcii Home Economics; English: Home Economics C;lub. ' 42: Glee Club, ' 42; Dramatic Club, ' 42; Transfer from .Martin College. Earl Klliot F.still Springs Siierce. Dorothy Dean Facan Eagleville English: W. A. A.. 4(1. ' 41. ' 42: French Club, ' 42: Tau Omicron. -42. irgima De. n Pitts Chcstiuii Mound Mathematics: Transfer from Cumberland Iniiersitv. Florence Fitzpatrick Leuisbiirg English: Transfer from . ustin Pe;i . VV. R. FOUTCH Slllitll illc .Social Science. Violet Fuson .Smithville Home Econoniits: Hnnu- Kconomits Cluh. 41. ' 42: A. C. E.. ■40: I. R. C. 42: V. A. A.. 42. F.LizABETH Hill Gamble Deliosc Home Economics: Home Economiis Club. SO. 40. ' 41. ' 42: Band. M. 40; Student S Kial Committee. ' 42. THE SENIOR CLASS Ruth Wade Garland Murfreesboro English; Social Science; Tail Omicron, ' 41 , ' 42. Marjorie Frances Gilbert McMiimvillc Home Economics; Home Economics Club. 40. ' 41. Social Chairman. ' 42; Editor in Chief, MiDLANDER. ' 42, Feature Editor, ' 41; Press Cub, ' 41; Glee Club, ' 40; Science Club, ■40; I. R. C. ' 40; S. C. U.. ' 40. ' 42. President, ' 41; Con- gress. ' 41. ' 42; Tau Omicron, ' 42; Who ' s Who, ' 42; Most Versatile Girl, ' 42. Elizabeth Gore Carthage English; Speech; Sergeant at . rms. Sophomore Class. ' 41; Dramatic Club, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42. Sara Mary Graham College Grove Home Economics; Home Economics Club. 40, 41. Treas- urer, ' 42; Glee Club. ' 39; W. A. A.. ' 40, ' 41; Eau Omicron. ' 41. Secretary, ' 42; Supreme Court, ' 42; S. C. U.. ' 41. ' 42. M. URINE GwaLTNEY Hickman Home Economics; Home Economics Club. ' ' J. ' 4(1. ' 41. ' 42. Joyce Kelly Hamric South Pittsburg Music; English; Orchestra, ' .ig. ' 41, ' 42. Vice-President. ' 40; Glee Club. ' 39, ' 41. ' 42. Vice-President. ' 40; Band. ' 41; S. C. LI., ' y.t. ' 40, ' 41. ■ = ' y . JH Nelle Harwell Nashville Social .Science; English. ' Mrs. Dewey Hastings Slielbyville MRk L .Social Science. ' fi-  ?i Dorothy Elaine Hedgecoth Chapel Hill M Home Economics; Home Economics Club. ' 39, ' 40, Secrc- -J f tary, ' 41, President, ' 42; Dramatic Club, ' 39, ' 41; S. C. U., ,— i J ' 39, ' 40. ' ' I Kfc. 1! F ' RUFUS G. HlCKEY Lewisburg Fnglish; Political Science; Transfer from Murray Teachers THE SENIOR CLASS William Howard Hildreth Alexander Chemistry: Glee Club, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42; I. R. C, 40; Science Club, 41: S. C. U., ' 42; Transfer from Cumberland University. Melissa Frances Holden Overall English: History: Sidelines Staff, ' 42; Tau Omicron. ' 41, ■42. John M. Holt Nashville Social Science: Band, 39, ' 40, ' 41: Forensic Club, ' 40; I. R. C, ' 39, ' 40, ■41; Congress, 42. Ernest Hooper Murfreesboro Social Science; Forensic Club, 39, 40, 41, Treasurer. ' 42; Dramatic Club, 39, 40, 42, President. 41: I. R. C 39. ■41, Vice-President, 40; Sigma Club, 40. 41, ' 42: Whos Who, 42. Ruth Hoo er Sinynia English: W. A. A.. ' 39, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42; Treasurer, Student Council, ' 40; Treasurer, Junior Class, ' 41; Supreme Court, ' 41: Glee Club. ' 41; Secretary, A. S. B., ' 42; Tau Omicron, ' 42; Who ' s Who, ' 42. . lma Hunter Little Lot Social Science; Music; Glee Club; Orchestra. VIRGIE Mae Irby Murfreeslxiro Social Science: Education; Home Economics Club. Evelyn Jennings Lelianon EnRlish; Charter Member Cardinal Key (National Honor Society): Transfer from Cumberland University. Ida Lee Johns Murfreeslroro English; Music; Orchestra: Glee Club; Band. Sara Johnson Shelby ville Home Economics: Home Economics Club, ' 39. ' 40, ' 41, ' 42: Dramatic Club, ' 39, ' 40; Tau Omicron, ' 41, Vice-President, ' 42; Congress, ' 42; Social Committee, ' 42. Sara Frances Jones Himtland Home Economics: Home Economics Club, ' 42: Transfer from University of Tcnnes-see. McBrvde Jones Nashville Mathematics; Social Science; English: Sigma Club. ' 41. ' 42; Sidelines Staff, ' 42; Midlander Staff, ' 42. THE SENIOR CLASS Flora Grey Jordan Lawiciiccbuig English; Transfer from Martin College. Allene T. Kerr Lawrenceburg Home Economics; Freshman Cheerleader. 36; Rural Life Club, ' 36. ' 38; Science Club, ' Se. ' 37; Dramatic Club; lunior Sponsor, Home-coming, ' 38; Home Economics Club, ■37, ' 42, Secretary, 38; Treasurer, Senior Class, 42. Lucille King Columbia Home Economics; Home Economics Club. 39, ' 40, Vice- I ' residcnt. ' 41; Congress, ' 41; S. C. U.. ■39, ' 40, Secretarv- Treasurcr. 41. Frances Love Sniithville English; W. A. A.. ■40. 41, 42; W. A. C, 40, ' 41, ' 42; Transfer from David Lipscomb College. Mar(;aret Martin Dellrose English; Education; A. C. E.; L R. C. Dorothy McC.onnell South Pittsburg English: W. A. A., ' 41, ' 42; Transfer frotn University of Chattanooga. I ' ALILINA McC ' .RARY Kranelle McCurdy .Science; Transfer fn Joel McCurdy Manual Arts. Muifreesboro Club. ' 41, Vice-I ' rcsi- Faycttevillc Austin Pcay Normal. Hilly McDonald Gordonsville Social Science; Physical Education; Football, ' 38, 39, 40. •41; Basketball. 39, 40. 41; Baseball. 40. 41. Co-captain. ■42; -T Club, 39, 40, 41, 42; Most Popular Bov, 42. Kate Miles English: Latin; Dram Supporting Role. ' 41. Murfieesboro Club. 40. 41. 42: Best Actress. THE SENIOR CLASS Mary Frances Moudy Springficltl English; W. A. A., ' 42; Transfer from Tennessee College. Eunice Muncy Woodbury Home Economics; Home Economics Club; W. A. A • A. C. E. Mayme Myatt White ISliill Social Science. Mrs. Fayne Parsons . .Shelbyville Social Science; Education. Hugh H. Parsons CdUtiiihia English. Elizabeth Shannon Pation Watertoxvn Science; Dramatic Club, ' 40; Science Club. ' 40, ' 41; S. C. U.. ' 40, Vice-President, ' 41, President. ' 42; Secretary, Women ' s Council, ' 42: Glee Club, ' 42; Tau Omicron, ' 41, Treasurer, ' 42: Who ' s Who. ' 42. Ol-ix E Jean Paty Bell Buckle Mathematics; English; Dramatic Club, ' 38, ' 3 ' !: Writers ' Club. ' 39; Sidelines Staff. ' 38, ' 39. Katherine Persons Gallatin English. Ruth Lillian Peterson Essex, Connecticut Education: Dramatic Club: I ransfer from Teachers College. New Britain, Connecticut. .Sarah Pinkleton Columbia English; Social Science: Education; W. A. . ., ' 4U, ' 41 ' 42- Dramatic Club. ' 40, ' 42. Mariha I.ucyle Quillen Wavnesboio Commerce: Transfer from T. P. I, . L1CE Joy Reiling Manchester English; Music: Band, ' 411, ' 41; Glee Club, ' 41, ' V- Tau Omicron, ' 42. THE SENIOR CLASS Annabelle Derden Selph Thomasville. Georgia Home Economics; Home Economics Club. ' 42; S. C. U., ' 42; Transfer from University of Georgia. Frank Sheppard Hartsville Biology; Supreme Court, ' 41; N. Y. A.. ' 39. ' 40. Treasurer. •41; C. A. A.. ' 41; Who ' s Who. ' 41; Mens Council. ' 42; Most Versatile Boy, ' 42: Transfer from Cumberland Uni- Raikes Slinkard Mui-tree,sl)oio .Social .Science; English; Sigma Club. ' 42; Business Manager, M1D1.ANDER. ' 42; Dramatic Club. ' 39. ' 41. ' 42, Treasurer. ' 40; Forensic Club. ' 39. ' 42, Treasurer. ' 40. ' Vice-President. ' 41; 1. R. C, ' 39. ' 40. ' 41; Supreme Court, ' 41; Attorney General. ' 42; Who ' s Who. ' 42; Best Actor. Minor Role. ' 41. Roger Smith Overall Physical Education; Football. ' 39. ' 40. Alternate Captain. ' 41; T Club. ' 40. ' 41. Vice-President. ' 42; Vice-President. Junior CLass, ' 41; President. Senior Class. ' 42; Who ' s Who. Louise Smithson Woodbury English. Jean .Snell Murfreesboro Home Economics; Treasurer. Freshman Class. ' 39; Secre- tary. Junior Class. ' 41; Home Economics Club. ' 39. ' 40, ' 41, ' 42; Band. ' 39. ' 40. ' 41, Treasurer, ' 42; Glee Club, ' 40, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 41, Vice-President. ' 42; Orchestra, ■39, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42; Tau Omicron, ' 41. ' 42; S. C. U.. ' 40, ' 41, ' 42; Congress, ' 42. Ed Steelman Miirfreesljoro Social Science; Education. Dalton Stroop Miirfreesboio Social Science, JANIE Swift Algood English; Music; Glee Club, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42; Orchestra, ■39, ' 40, ' 42, President, ' 41; Band, ' 39, ' 40, ' 42. Secretary, •41; S. C. v., ' 39. ' 40. ' 41. ' 42; Supreme Court. ' 40: Tau Omicron. ' 41. President. ' 42; Congress. ' 42: Student Social Committee, ' 42; Who ' s Who, ' 42. HoRTON Tarpley Nashville Chemistry: Orchestra. ' 40. ' 41, ' 42; Band. ' 40. ' 41. ' 42: Glee Club. ' 40. ' 42. Secretary-Treasurer, ' 41; T Club. ' 40. ' 41. Secretarv-Treasurer, ' 42; S. C. U.; Dramatic Club. Jean Taylor Dickson Biology; Women ' s Council. ' 39. Secretary, ' 40; Glee Club; .Scienie Club, ' 40, ' 41; Recording Secretary, Congress, ' 42. Ruth Tittsvvorth Shelby ville English; Music; Secretary, Freshman Class, ' 39: Congress, ' 39. ' 40. Recording Secretary, ' 41; Band, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42; Orchestra, ' 39, ' 41, ' 42, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 40; Glee Club. ' 39, ' 41, ' 42. Secretary-Treasurer. ' 40; Who ' s Who, ' 42; Vice-President, A. S. B.. ' 42: Tau Omicron. ' 42; Chairman. Social Committee, ' 42: Dramatic Club, ' 39, ' 42; S. C. U.. ■39, ■40, ■41, ■42. THE SENIOR CLASS Thomas Gilliam Townes Nashville Chemistry; President. A. S. B.. ' 42: President. Junior Class. 41 : Congress. 39; Mens Council. 40. ' 41. 42; Who ' s Who. 42; Bachelor of Ugliness. 42. Alice Louise Travis Mmtieesboio English. Hazel Ione Vosburch Murfi cesboro Mathematics. Fenton Warren Franklin Industrial Arts; Treasurer. Dramatic Club ' 41- President Dramatic Club. 42. .Sarah Elizabeth Webster Wartrace Home Economics; Home Economics Club. ' 3 ' l, 40 41 • S. C. U., -39. ' 40, -41, ' 42; Tau Omicron, ' 42. Ruth Weeks Murfreesboro English; Band. ' 40, ' 41; Transfer from Trevecca College. Elizabeth Wiley Fayctteville English; .Social Science; , . C. E., ' 38, ' 39, ' 40. Thelma Wright Williams Fianklin Mathematics: English; S. C. U.. ' 38. ' 42; A C E ' 38 ' 4 ' ' - W. A. A.. ' 42: Student Council. ' 41. •• ■ • -■ Helen Elizabeth Wise Mmfieesboio Physical Education; Health; Band. ' 39. ' 40. ' 41. ' 42 ' Glee Club. ' 39: W. A. A.. ' 39, Vice-President. ' 40. President. Winter Spring Quarter. ' 41, Secretary, ' 42. Nita Woodward .Shelby ville English. Ruth Vearwood Mm ficesljoio Home Economics; Home Economics Club. Dell Vounc Overall Home Economics; English; Home Economics Club Vice- President, ' 42. THE JUNIOR CLASS .(• (; riglil—VoK. r, MR. Smith. . n I.vtle OFFICERS Van Fox ROliIRT NfcCLlNTOCK Virginia Blair Jean Smith Julian Lvtlk, Jr. Patrick Priest President J ' ice-Prcsident Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Sjmnsor THE JUNIOR CLASS C:aroi. N Adams MinliLCsiiorip Maggik I)i;h Adams Naslivillc Ann Barbour Nashville xrivAN Barnhs I ' rospccl W ' lIllRIA liAIls NashvilU ' ROBliRTA BEARDI-N Nashville- Irene Becton Christiana W ' ALIKR Mai Bii.i Kaglevilk- X ' iRGiMA Blair West I ' oiiu X ' ERNA Catmerim: Rialock Whileville RlTIl BOVD M( liiiinillr Mabi.e B() vi.!N(; Mm freesboici Margari T Bruner CxMiteiville LiLA Scon Buchanan Muifieesboici Martha Hewlkite Birion Mt. Juliet KUGENE ( :aRT right Old Hickory Will Taylor CHANfBERLAiN Hillsdale Kathleen Coleman Smyiiia Ladve Sue Crane Sunuiiei tdUii C;eneva Belle Crouch I ' elhani Thomas Cro vno er Muifreesboro ' irgima (:ko vno kr Miiifieesboro Miller Crownover Miami. I ' lnrida Irene Cunningham Biad% ilk- Iraziir l)AL(;iii;Rrv I ' etios Emory Davenhort Nashville Leon UeLozier Muifreesboro (o Frances Donnell AVatertown iUii THE JUNIOR CLASS K KLVN Ellis Eli abelliton EiNLMA Ruth Enclert Nashville Parks Farrar Elkton ' AN Fox Miirfreesboro Barnett Gamble Doyle Virginia Lee Garner Dethenl Louise Gattis Mm fieeshoio Wesley Gilley Muifieesboio Anne Gilliam Pelham Willard Golden Kelso Grace Greeter Altanioiit Martha Frances Hall Nashville Mary Hamblen Mt. Juliet Robbie Lynn Hardin Blanche Chester Head Celina WiLMA Hensley Daisy Kathleen Hill La Veigne Margaret Hill La Veigne John Hitt Mm fi eesl oi o William F.dward Hodges Wateriowii Jimmy Jackson Nashville Charles Jenkins Miirfreesboro Cecil Ketchum Lcwisbmg Kai HRYN Kilburn Lawreiiceburg William Donald Knight Milton Dorothy Knippers Lawrcncebiirg Clyot Layne Palmer Marybelle Lingerfelt Athens THE JUNIOR CLASS Julian Lytlk. Jr Mm fi ecsl)oi Georgia Reeves Maggart Westiiioreland Martha Lee Major Lebanon Doris Mason Nashville Shkrkii.i. Mason Beech Grove Sara Frances McClane Miirfieesl)oio Robert McGlintock Corneisville Joe McCrarv Ready ville Pegcve Louise McCrarv Muifieesboio Clara McGregor McMinn iHi- Eugene McIntire Nasinillc JiMMiE Claude McKnight Lascassas Annette Melton W ' ooilbuiv AfARjORlE MOLNAR Muifieesboio Sara Murphv Muifieesboio Robert Neel Miiifiecsljoro Burton Nelson Nashville Martha Northern Lebanon Amelia Parker Betbpage Carrie I ' artin Monteagle Dewey Pedigo ' . . . Woodbui v Mary Elizabeth Pepper Springfield Geraldine Pharris Granville William Procter Joel ton Harold Radford Shclhwillc Margaret Reeks Ashland City Kathrvn Rich Nasin iiie THE JUNIOR CLASS I.AWRKNCl Rk;HARI)S Coluilllllls |llll(ti()ll. loWLl RovcK E. Richards Spa.ta Martha Anne Rion Miii£reesboro IMOGENE Ross Lynnville F.LLEN Alberta Rlisseli. Red Hoiling Springs Ruth Russell Nfuifieesboro Jean Smith Linden Jane Swell Mnifieesboio Rlibv Lee Snell Mnrfreeslioro Mary Elizabeth Stafford Chattanooga Margaret Starkev Nashville Hershel Stepp Wartrace Dick Sticknev Muifreesboro Mary Alice Sugg Christiana Nevada Swafford Ciossville Stifanina Tamburo Murfreesboro C:HARLES lOLBERT Mnrfrecsboro Pauline Trout Chapel Hill liuRNEY Lee Tucker .Murfreesboro Howard anatta Shelbyvillc Frances Walker Miihlci berg. Kentucky . lmyra Walkup Murfreesboro Edwin Cato White Lebanon Charles Greer Wiggins Shelbyvillc Kathleen Wilson Lafavetic ' erlon Elmer Wiser Wartrace )( HN 1). Wiseman, Jr. Murfrecsl)oro AsinoN 11. Wood, Jr. Normandy IN MEMORIAM Tliircl floor ' s not the same toiiiglu; It ' s kind of dark and chill. For one we loved is sleeping On a lonely high hill. Now. Pat. when in the morning Von ])cck over heaven ' s wall. Vou ' ll sec how mnch we miss yon Down here in old Jones Hall He was so sua e and smooth that many of us did not know him personally. Yes, he was so quiet and unasstimint that many of us had gone about our daily tasks and failed to know intimately one of the richest spirits on the campus. Walter Clifford Patterson, Jr.. was one student at S. T. C. who was liked by all who knew him— faculty, students, everybody. The general concern that was shovvn for his death the loilowing morning speaks for itself. Florals were given bv the student body, arious classes, and individuals, while twenty students rode two hundred miles to attend his funeral. Pal, as we knew him, was a member of the junior class. He was a good student, a hard worker, and a fine athlete. He was a member of the Methodist Church, ' Pat died in an automobile wreck Sunday, February 1, at 10 p.m. {Reprinted from the Sideliiws.) THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to n ' g i -BROWN. Smartt. Paschall, Jordan, CIarroll. and Brooks OFFICERS RoL Brown President Evelyn Carroll Vice-President Virginia 1 ' aschall Secretaiy Andy Brooks Treasurer Maury Smartt Sergeant at Arms NANCii Jordan Sponsor THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Sarah Virginia Abernathy Eagleville Ruth Hinter Allen Lewisbuig H. R. Anderson Nashville Kitty Anderson Murfreesboro Alice Arnold Mui fiecsljou) Sidney Arnold Wlieat Marjorie Astroth Murfreesboro Norma June Baird I ' nionville Evelyn Barrett Bell Buckle Horace Bean R«l Boiling Springs Louise Beasley Murfreesboro Wilma Beaty ' Grimsle) Margaret Ann Bell Springfield Elizabeth Berry Nashville Louise Bills Lewisburg Eloise Boles Celina Ada Jean Bomar Bibb, Alabama William Bostick Lebanon Beatrice Boyd Nashville Gentry Brandon Murfreesboro Henry Erank Brandon Nashville Helen Branson Clarksville Lillian Brantley Shelbyville Fay Brewington AVhitleyville James Anderson Brooks Bridgeport. Alabama RoL HoLDEN Brown Murfreesboro Robert Bundy Murfreesboro William Burkett Watertown Sue Campbell Murfreesboro Evely ' n Carroll TuUahoma Billy Cartwricht Shelbyville Marcus Charles Murfreesboro r THE SOPHOMORE CLASS (jfAKl.ts Cm 1 WOOD Rtil Biiiliiig Springs Carolyn Cook Miirfieesl)oio 1. 1- NORA Craig Springfield Mary Helen Crawley Sale Ca-cck Mary E elyn c;l l il Fa cUc illt Robert Daniel Woodbury K A Davis Murfrecsboro DoLLiE Dean Sbelbyvillc Jack Deere Lexington Ralph DeLozier Murfreesboro iKGiNiA Denton Ooltewah Dorothy Donnell Murfreesboro Jane Justine Doster Murfreesboro Delbert Decatur Driver Red lioiling Springs Margaret Duncan Lascassas Jacqueline Earle McMinnville Ann Douglas Edwards Springfield C.LORIA Elrod Murfreesboro HULSEY FERRELL l.ouis ille. Kentucky Henry Ford Elniwood Victor Frazier Lebanon Elizabeth Fuller Rock vood Wanda Garner Couan Don James Garrett Inionville KATHERINE CilLLESl ' IE Eagleville Evelyn Goddard Doyle Bernard CioiDEEATiu r Nashville Mark (.oodman fiornersville Martha Nelson (.ordon Christiana George Grau Tnllahoma William Gra es Weslniorehnul Hilly Green Manthester THE SOPHOMORE CLASS KXELVN H IA Miiiiison B ' U --.J Robbie J. Hardin Elora % j «- j James Harnev lurficc,sI)oi(i ' i : li li L !lLl HovTE Clark Harris B l l l Louise Head Springdekl B H M ' ■■ W B  Katherin ' E Hickerson Manchester Bf7 BB fka aBB! li C ' .ARSWELL Hind Mm fin-slioio B- ai B f liONXELL Hinson I ' lcasaiUx illi ' f( jr 1 -3fc- J : •jr Kfh Hoo er. ]r. Murfreesboro V i F . Siu Muggins W ' aicrtown H - H Edna Jackson F.aglcxilk- JW ' % • 1 Sara Jackson Antioth M ._ ' ■ J C • j ' ' ■ 4 John Carlos Jacobs Ml [iilici _ ■ -L Cordon Jennings I,il cit B«fci .rf H (1 H A Nancy Jones , Readvvilk- JB £ f f . ' f _ f C;erald Jordan Fostervillc Jf m ' fl •Ia ' V Mildred Lipscomb Keiiii Naslninc H . j B -apr m. Ida Tavne Leopard Limcstmic, Alabama k Jennings Link I ' oidarul B -« J| Marjorie Lo ell ash illc ( JR, |OE Maddox laft ifc. X Lillian Rlih Major Lebanon . 1 CLADVs Manning R(Hk ale M 1 M fit W PW J -kl Reuecc:a Ann Mav Huniiane Mills . C ' 5 NL RGARET McBRIDE Mnilrec ' sboin B IUtiie McC:ampbell Franklin RouLRi McCli.loch Ml Juliet Joe B. McGill ReailwilK Lloyd McMurtrie Madison, Alabama v jgljlfll THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Mi ' KKDrill MILLI.K Mlllliccslidrc) William Mitchell Spaiia Mitchell Modrall Murfreesboio Rachel Moody Scotts Hill lAKjOKiE Moon Murfrccsboici James Emma Moran . I- ' ianklin Sara Elizabeth Morrow Nashville Anna Ruth Moss Chattanooga Thomas Mullins Murfreesboio Samuel Nichols Ri cisi(le IMOCENE Norman Claikiange Joe Nunlev Chapel Hill Sara Exizabeth Orr Nashville 1RGIMA Paschall ash ille Naomi Patrick Palmer Wilson Patton Waiertown Dot Phillips Nashville Charles Phillips Watertown Louise Ralston Eagleville William Eris Read Rockvale HiiNTER Reasonover Lebanon roLLIE Tim ReeCER Celina Nellie Dean Reid Riick ale Carraii Riddle Kelso J. li. RoBERsoN I ' ike illc Ii.iZABETH Robertson Miiificesboro Jl ' ANiTA Robinson Lascassas L. Bruce Robinson Columbia William Ross Smyrna Laddie Montye Royster McMinin ille H AR ' EY Slay Eranklin Robert Lamer Shannon Pdrilaml THE SOPHOMORE CLASS a ifl | % Birdie Louise Sherrill lldiiclson B j|P V l | ' w P (B Edna Louise Sherrill Columbia W iB L H h fe Odelle Shofner IH JUJJI :: l l l James Shofner Sliclbwillo V m Cecil Moran Shuler Muifieesboio ' t -« J Olga Marshall Sims Mmfieesljoio J Richard Sims Miiifieesboro 1 Doris Smartt Mt. luUct 1 Jl ml m Maurv Smarit Mi. Juliet _ ' V F ,M ' ' m  Lucia Smith Overall P0 A i B  RuuvLEE Smith Haiis iUe Hu H 7 , _ RlliVE LVNNE SOLOMAN ... Muifrecsboio Jt L. J L. - k ' Eunice Stephens Manchester S fc (S2 _, « . M V I B Charolette Stephenson Eagleville jIF JK f TZiS fc f P Elaine Stepp . Mandicstci W k JJ f - _, Jean Stepp Mancbestei t % m - L, w 1 Irene Stone Coliiml)ia B - SH V - ) Jimmy Summers Harrington —m r . -jrf Annie Ruth Taylor Hurricane Mills ( n ' . A W i = X 0K Louis Taylor Red lldilini; Springs 1 ■ V .• ■ -— « NfARGARET E. TAYLOR HartsviUe ' M t M „ Christine Thurman Hillsboro ' i yW t t I Lucille TITTS ■ORTH Shclbvvillc l B j K |ifli ' 4 C.rady Todd Woo.lburv m l ifc ' ' Ihomas Tucker Murfreeslioro - - ' ' , ' jt (ftll J • . n Margaret Vade AUisona -j y A Ellis Webb Va erlv U Z A. -USii ili l mm W dSkM Jack Wilkes Nashville f « « r B rf lioiuni: Jam: Willis Hillsboro ' , 1 6 K ' ' fL ' ' J Mll.iiRiu Wooin .Santa Fe ' T k. . V B 1 J I AM, WRIGHT Lebanon 5 V Hnrr 411 Ray Veargln Murfrecsboro R )iii RT VOUNG Sparta ' JM 1 Sara Young Murfreesboro Robert ouree Woodbm THE FRESHMAN CLASS Left to n,n7 (-RAi:LSTON. Clkmknts, Ednev, AVeuh. and Rurkett OFFICERS Bob Bl ' rkett Joe Raulston Carolyn Webb Elizabeth Clements Thomas Si ddarih noROIH ' i lUCHTELL EDNEV Prcsidcnl Vicc-Prrsidntl Sc(rct(ir TiniMinr Srrgniiil til Anns Sjioiisor THE FRESHMAN CLASS V. M. Adcock Ikll Uiiiklc John Lee Alexander Rcadyxillc Jack Allen I iillahoma C;harles AreNDALE lurhcc-sl)(H() |oUN . AbKLNS lavcltcxillc Rachel Atkinson Roslin Frances Ball Minfrccsljoro William Kenneth Banks Voocllnii Jessie Baxter Hampshire Horace Beaslev. Jr. Murfieesboro Helen Boles Hilham Mary Kaie Bragg Slicll)y illc Lewis Brinklev, Jr. Mmfrccsl)oio Christine Brown .Spiiiigfielil Jane Brown Lastassas Evelyn Brovles lavtuixilk- ARY KATHERINE BRYANT M 111 frecshoio Bob Burkett Waieitnun I ' RAIT Blirrouchs Nashville Ann Campbell Muifieesboro I ' AUL CHOWNING .S|)liilu|ieUI Klizabeth Clements shelliwillc FLORINE Cline Madison Bertha Coli ey Naslnille Josephine Conn .S|iriiiu|n.||| Lorisi ' D.KWKS Cook Red lidMiiig Spi jnos J. MES C;kak, l ' a enc ille Karle Craweord Favelle d]e Thomas Crick Eagleville Maxine Crosslin Ciinilicrland Furnace Robert . . Crowder Vppktini ' irginia Cummins I ' onland M52 THE FRESHMAN CLASS l ' KA. t:i Dams C.oiiicis iUc Sarah Louise Dean Shelby ville F-MMA Deere Lexington c;laudine Denton McMinnville Jessie DePriest Linden Joe Butler Dill Lascassas ScOBY Dill Murfreesboro James Justin Doster Mnrfreesboro Dorothy 1 U(;gin Roberta Earles I ' AYE Eastland. . . Allita Edwards WoodhuM MiUoM ' avncsl)oio Wavncsboio H. C. Edwards. Jr Lauieiucbuig Margaret Nell Elliot Tracy City V ' iciE Ruth Elliot Estill Springs Dorothy Elrod Miufreesboro Samuel Spencer Ervin Miill)erry Andrew Nelson Eshman A ' inchester Jack Estes Smithville Darl Leon Fitzgerald Carters Creek Jim Mac Foust Pikcville Mattie Pauline Prey Madison Sarah Louise Gordon Christiana Milbrfy Allene Green Franklin Frank Griffith Julia Elizabeth Gricsby Damd Robert Hailey Mmfrceslioro Thompsons Station Cartilage Grady Haley Woodbin y Frances Hall Murfreesboro AVilliam Hall Ntnrfreesboro MlNSON Hallums Ashland City Jack Harney Mm frccsboro THE FRESHMAN CLASS RoHKKl Hakvlv Naslnillc . jJfflf F.DWARD H11.DRETH AVateitown ' Edith Lauverne HiNES Sumniertown 1 ' - ' , Ralph E. Hitt Miiifieesl)f ii. j ■ _| Nancve Ann Holman Spi iiiglieUl _ Marv Alice Hoover Christiana S - M A Martha Hope Shelbyville U Cynthia Hughes Carters Creek j L Bifthiiit. m Betty Jennings Miirfreesboro Maggie May Johnston Favetteville I.avra Dicw JoM-s I iiisiJL ' d Lucy Jones Prospect - x Helen Jordan Shclhwillc Frances Knight Mnrfreeshoro • i Albert L. Knott Mnrfreeslmro ' ' ■ Elizabeth Ladd WillianispDrt - jk Frances Lamu Murfrccslior Sara Nell I.IOVI) Uri.lsqniit. Ahilmma 4 mf - rAY Lytle Minticeshoru 4 . Margaret Mackey Jasper Marv Makiin (hattanooga liiMON Mason. Jr. la ergiic James Maxev Ashland Cit -(j Ji J, NE Maxwell Eaglcville L H l |.u;k Mayo Nash ilk- Margaret . nn McColi im M( linn ilk- IRG1N1A McDade Knowillc - ' m Marv Elizabeth McOaniel Cornersville i noRoiiiv McI.AlGiil IN Nashville M. El A McMaiion Chattanooga M B ' 1 Miles Melton Woo.llunN %  William .Stanley Miller Christiana THE FRESHMAN CLASS L 4.%i!i IHURMAN MlLLFR iick1Iiui Horace Moblev Paris Irene Mofiitt McMiiiiiville Joseph N[one Wartracc Rebecca Moore Nashville [AMES EVERETTE MORAN Franklin l.uciXDA Nixon Mnrfreeshoro Marv Sue Odoxi Mnrfreeshoio Minnie Ruth Owen Palmer John Gerald Parchment CnnibcMUnul City Betty Parks . Nashville Doris Patterson . Columbia Mable Prince Hartscllc, Alaliama Charles Howard Ouarles Mnrlieeshciro Joe Raulston Soulh Piltsbnrg Uorris Rk:hards Woodbury Margaret Richardson Watcrlown Km.ma Jean Sanders Mnrhcesboro Robert Andrew Sanders Mm frees boro C.ERALDINE SCOTT Watertown Gladys Scott Woodbury Edward Seward Mnrfreeshoro ROSCOE Shofner Flat Creek James Helton Simpson St. Joseph James Edward Simpson Liberty Margaret Sisco Mt. Pleasant Perry Smith Bradyville Ross Iked Si ewari Fayettcville Frances Stone Eynchburg J. G. Stone, Jr Colinnbia Joyce Stroud Mnrfreeshoro Thomas Suddarth Hendersonville THE FRESHMAN CLASS Frances Sugc CliiiMiaiKi Louise Slitherland Diiksoii Anita Sweenei Xaslnillc L. M. Taylor, Jr. Nashville Sara Josephine 1 emplfton HiiiUlamI Robert ThoiMas South rittsliurg I ' EccYE Thompson Hampshire Bill. TuLi V Clailhage Bryan 7 lrner. Jk. HiMricanc Mills Jane I ' sher C ' .resuieu Lecta Mae Walker C ' .elina Wealthia I.ee W ' ai ki r Celiiia Henry Varden Shelhyville C. rolyn Webb Murfrceshoro George Welker Cuinherlaiid (:ii Clarence Wells Nasln ille Fr. nces West Carthage Martha Jane Whe.vfley Shelhyville John Edward Wiieei er, Jk. Murfrecshoro Grace Willia.ms Hixson Martha Villiams Rockvalc Cyrus Wymer Wiser Wartrace Bobby Joe Womack Shelhyville Randall Wood Arrington |()1IN l)t)L(.l AS WoDirN Betty acur John Marvin oun(; Mary .Ann Zumbro I.alavelle M.Miiiinille Riiikei Mmlieeshoro f . ' ' t RGANIZ ATIONS A. C. E. riic Associatidii Im CliiUlhiKnl Eiliu.ition .111 (iigdiiiz.itKin thai is cipcii 10 all stiulcius iiitcicstcd in cleiiicii. taiy cducalion. is adiliatcd widi the national and state iiioani atidiis. Ihc pniposc of the asscuiation is lo tiain the leathers ol (iiing ihildren to the improved ediuational oijportnnities. The objective loi this eai ' s work has lieen the Stinly of raiiAmerican Countries. O F F I C; K R S JUANITA RoBlNSOiN Pn ' sideul Robert Daniels ] ' icc-Presi(lcnt Louise Gattis Secretary Louise Beaslev Trettsttrer Miss Mary Frizzell SImiisor T H E R M EMBERS Irene Becton Robbie Hardin Rebecca May E rv I urney Lucy Will Case ji ' LiA Harris Anneite Melton G. V. ' ELKER Sara Frances Case BONNELL HiNSON (LARA Mc(,RE(.()R Thelma Williams HOROTHY DUCGIN Sara Jackson Kathr n Rich Ruth Willis Ai.lita Edwards Nancy Jones Carrah Riddle HOME ECONOMICS CLUB riie Home tioiiDinics Chib strixcs to biiiig about better school and home life, to set high which will be useful after s, hool This year the club had for its were a patriotic party and ,i dam stand da s ihem e loi tial I nd Ic S ' urds for college girl ire gone. Home Economics in National Defense 1 group of soldiers. ; bclween the the girls a kn( Undents wlcdgc lis for the vear OFFICERS ELAINt Hl-DGECOTH FRAXct:s Walker Paulina N[cCrarv I ' AILINE TROLT Marv C.raham Walter Mai Bell MARJORIE GlLIiERI Miss Carrie Hodges Miss . gnes Nelson Sarah iki.ima AiuRNAiin Ri Tii Adams Mi AN Barnes Walter Mai Bell I ' oLLv Brown Elizabeth Clements Evelyn Cummins Maxine Crosslin ' I IAN Crowell DoLLiE Dean Sara Dean Emma Deere Dora Deane DePriest . LL1TA EDW.ARDS Evelyn Ellis ' lOLET FL ' SON Marjorie Gilbert . NNE Gilliam Martha Gordon f E M B E R S .Mary Graham MiLBREV c;reen MAL ' RINE Gwaltnev Louise Head Elaine Hedgecoth Elizabeth Hill BONNELL HiNSON k.atherine hlckerson Nancy Holman ' IRGIE Mai IRBY S. r. Jackson .S. RA Johnson Lucy Jones Sara Frances Jones . LLENE Kerr Luc:iLLE King NL rjorie Lo ell Reeves .Magg.xrt Ruth NL jor Prcsidenl Vice-President Second Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Social Chairman Sponsor Sponsor Rebexca May Paulina McCrary JiMMIE Moran Eunice Muncey Mariha Northern Dorothy Phillips Lot isE Ralston Ellen Russell .Annabelle Selph ERNE.STINE Scott C;er. dine .Scott RUBYLEE SNHTH Jean Snell Mary Tourney Pauline Trout Ruth Vearwood Dell Young Fr, nces Walker Grace Williams MIDLANDER As the MIDLANDER goes to press Americans arc lioiirly grouiiif; n„,rc „ns(i ,us „f tlicir nation and tlic rising significance of loyalty to the ideal of democratic government. 1 he l lll-19lli stall lias tried to show through student life education ' s part in a democracy. If parts of this hook meet with appro al from parts of State Teachers students, the editors will he amply repaid. Marjorie Gilbert Raikes Slixkard Jean Smith William Arendale Virginia Paschall McBrvde Jones Geraldine Pharris. Jacqueline Earle Charles Jenkins . Robert Abernathy . . -Editor in Chief -Business Manager . ■ Associate Editor . Associate Editor Circulation Sports Editor Organizations Features Plwtography . . Faculty Adviser SIDELINES The Sidelines keeps the stiuleiu body and alumni iiifoinicd in regard to the activities on the campus, and provides those interested in journalism opportunity for practical experience in that field. The paper took on a new dutv this vcar— tluit of publicizing the college and its students o er the state. S I . F F j. ck cu.nnincham John Thomas Zumbro Mildred B. tton BURTO.N Nelson RoL Brown McBrvde Jones Annie Ruth Taylor Jean S.mith Nancve Holman Editor Business Matiager Associate Editor Associate Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor Alumni Editor Circulation Manager Publicity Reporters John I). Wiseman, Ralph Hiii. Leon DkLozier, . lice .Vknold, irglnlx Mc:1)ade. Nelson Esh l n. Dot Knipfers, Bob Harvey, Carolyn Cook. Jili.vn Brantle , Carolyn . dams. Maitie Frey. . llene Kerr. Elizabeth Gore, and Billy Green. TAU OMICRON 1 ill! Oiiiituiii. .ui liuiuii.uN Mjcict) l(ji gills, .l ' i oiganizcd 1)) faculty nieml)eis in lySU. Approxiiiiatel) live iiiemlieis arc taken in eaili qiuiitei. Meniheiship is hy election and is based on leadership, stholarship. and character. I hree regular meetings are heUl each (|uarter— social, eiliitational. anil husiness. The society sponsors the Ircsliiiian orientation program and Ihe Big Sister plan. It strives lo promote siliolarsliip and to uphold the standards and ideals of Ihis institution. OFFICERS JANIE Swift Sar.a Johnson Mary Graham Shannon Patton Jean Snell Hester Rogers Elizabeth Schardp Margie Mitc:iiell President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Program Chairman Sponsor Sponsor Charter Member Mildred Batton ' IVIAN Crowell Jo Frances Donnell O T H E R M E .M B E R S DoRoiii ' i Dean Fagan RiiH Wade Garland Marjorie (;ilbert Franc;es Holden Ruth Hoover . lic:e Joy Reilinc; Martha . nn Rion Jean Smith Rlth IrnswoRTH Frances Walker Sara ' EB.sTER SIGMA CLUB Tlic Sigma Club is an lioiioi club toi men organized in 192 ' ) by Mr. Xcal Fiazicr. faculty sponsor for ihe ilub. Mcmbersliip is by election. Scholarship, leadership, and character are the qualities considered in elect- ing candidates. The club has a total membership of two hundred eighteen. OFFICERS William Arendale McBryde Jones . . Julian Brantley Neal Frazier President J ice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor OTHER RESIDENT M E M 15 E R S ' ILLIAM Brandon Eugene Cartwricht Van Fox Ernest Hooper Mollis Hunt Meredith Miller Dewev Pedigo Larry Richards Raikes Slinkard Dalton Stroop John Thomas Zumbro C; R . D r . T E F . C U L T V ME .M B E R S Robert Abern. thy Charles Calhoun Baxter Hobgood W. B. Judd Roy Simpson t. b. woodmore BAND As ail oigaiii iitiiin, llic liand ciulcasois tii (lc clop tlic nuisital abilities of Ihc sUulcnts and to further the appreciation of iiiusit thtimgliout the loniniunity. OFFICERS Bruce Robinson Larry Richards Betty Berry Jean Snell Mr. G. L. Valdez President . rice-President Secretary Treasurer Director Flute— Betty Berry l.ARRY RlC:HARl)S L. M. Taylor Van Fox HORTON TARPLEV Ruth Tittsworth John Young Ida Lee Johns Mildred Batton Helen Wise JLLIA Harris Kathryn Rich Dorothy Soper Saxojjlione— Reeves Macgart Laura Jones MEMBERS Cnrnet- Frank Griffith Emma Jean Sanders Allo- RuTH Allen Mildred Woody Colleen Robinson Troiuhonc— bucky doster Louise Beasley Jean Snell Donald Knight Elizabeth Robertson Daritone— Horace Beasley Irene Stone Janie Swift linss— BRUCE Robinson Jack Allen Robert Daniel Parkes Farrar Percussion- ion ' s Wheeler Jane Maxwell Otelia Curtis Lillian Brantley Rebecca Moore Margaret Duncan Martha Williams ORCHESTRA ■ 1 lic-it ' s imisic in the sigliing (if a rcfil. There ' s music in Uic gushing of a rill. There ' s music in all things, if men had eais: There earth is but an echo of the spheres. —li ro)i. Elizabeth RoBiiRrsoN Alma Hunter Ruth . llen Ruby T. Sanders OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Director M E .M B E R S First Violin- Edward E. I arhli-v Lawrence Richards Ruth Fittsworth Janie SWIIT Joyce Kelly Hamric Robert Xeel Second J ' iolin— E. May Saunders . ndrena Briney Jo Frances Donnell Marybelle Lincerfelt )i amta Roblnson Jane Maxwell Maggie John.sto.n Betty ' ager Fay Eastland Jean Snell Ida Lee Johns luci. s.mith Cello- I)R. W. M. Mebane Donald Knight Elizabeth Robertson Claudine Denton Double linss— Brick Robinson Tuba— Jack . llen Trunil el- ROBERT NEEL Frank Griffith Jean Sanders Clarinet — G. L. ' ALDEZ L. M. Taylor John ()ll G Hule- Betty Berry French Horn— Ruth Allen Mildred Woody Trombone— BUCKY DOSTER Louise Beasley Viola— . LMA Hunter Kathleen Vilson Drum— AN Fox Piano- Mary Elizabeth Pepper GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB It ' s llic songs ye sing And tlie smiles ye vear That bring the sunshine evciyuhere. —James Whilcomb Riley. OFFICERS Mary Elizabeth Pepper Jean Snell Louise Beasley Miss E. May Saunders President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Director Ruth Allen Ruth Anderson VViLLiRiA Bates ViRGiNtA Blair Mary Kate Bragg Jane Brown Evelyn Broyles Hewlett Burton Evelyn Carroll Elizabeth Clements Marguerite Clements Carolyn Cook Otelia Curtis Claudine Denton Dora Deane DePriest Jessie DePriest Justine Doster OTHER MEMBERS Margaret Duncan Jacqueline Earle Julia Grigsby Julia Harris Martha Hope Alma Hunter Ida Lee Johns Maggie Johnston Dot Knippers Reems Ma(,gart I ' AI I IM l RTIN |A I I WWII.L Ann M ;(; ii.i,um Mary McDaniel Elva McMahon Annette Melton Marjorie Moon Anna Ruth Moss Shannon Patton Alice Joy Reiling Kathrvn Rich Martha Anne Rion Elizabeth Robertson JUANiTA Robinson Jean Snell Irene Stone Janie Swift Ruth Tittsworth Mary Turney Jane Usher Sara Westbrooks Martha Williams Kathleen Wilson Mildred Woody Bett ' a(;er MEN ' S GLEE CLUB There is mi Inicy truth obtainable by man tlian comes of music. OFFICERS Donald Knight President Bruce Robinson Vice-President Wilson I ' atton Secretary Robert Daniels Treasurer OTHER MEMBERS Horace Beaslev Laddie Rovster Hortox Tarplev Justin Doster Jim Shofner I.. M. Taylor Bob Harxev J. G. Stone Bob Womack Howard Hildreth Tom Suddarth W. A. A. The purpose of the Women ' s Athletic Association is to ilevclop good sportsmanship, cooperation, and an active interest in sports. Membership is open to all women enrolled in the college who obtain at least one hundred points through active participation in intrammal contests. O F F 1 C, F. R .S Jean Smith Mary Mize Helen Wise Bettie McCampbell Margaret Taylor . President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . , , Cnsponsor OTHER ME rBERS .Sarah Virginia . bernathy Carolyn Adams Rachel Adkinson Ruth Allen Alice Arnold Jean Barber MivAN Barnes Mildred Batton Jessie Baxter WILMA Beaty Margaret - nn Bell Beity Berry Marie Bone Mabel Bowling Mary Kate Bragg Jane Brown Polly Brown Lila Blichanan Lenoria Craig Sue Crane Mary Helen Crawley Vivian C:rowell Virginia Cummins Frances Davis Jessie DePriest Dorothy Dean Fagan Violet Fiisc:)n Geda Gill Katherine Gillespie Evelyn Haley Mary Hamblen Kathleen Hill .Margaret Hill Ruth Hoover Edna Jackson Ida Jayne Leopard .Sara Lloyd Frances Love Gladys Manning Jane Maxwell Dorothy McConnell Rachel Moody Anna Ruth Moss Mary Frances Moudy Virginia Paschall Naomi Patrick Dorothy Phillips Sara Pinkleton Jean Sanders Margaret Sisco Jean Snell Peggy Thompson Mary Elizabeth Stafford Christine Thurman Lucille Tittsworth Ruby 1 urner Jane I ' sher Ann Wade Almyra Walkup Thelma Williams Bobbie Willis Mar ' . nn umbro T CLUB The T (lull IS iiKiilc ii|i n( all iiR-ii thai ha c IcUcrcd in any nuijm spdrt. I he dull was (irganizeil to aiij rncnl the slanclaicls (if the men (in the (aminis and t(i en (inia! e and aid alhleli(s. Many nitnibers were lost to the armed sci iccs (lining the yeai and more aic to leave liv the end of the year. Nrenibeis who have alrcadv gone are Dave Adamson. l.lovd McMmtiie, Doiis Sniarlt. Sam liinton. and Biiiney Lee Tucker. O F !■ I C; F. R S Dave Adamson President Roger Smith ice-President HORTON Tarpley Secretary -Treasurer Billy McDonald . Sergeant at Arms OTHER MEMBERS Henry Frank Brandon Mac Carter Sam Nichols Andy Brooks Billy Cartwricht Hunter Reasonover ROL Brown Emory Da enport Malry Smarti Bill Blrkett Jack Dekre Tom Siddarth Bois Blrkett Jimmy Jackson CIharles Tolbert I ' RAir niRROK.iis Eugene McLntire Greer Wiggins DRAMATIC CLUB During tlie ycai llic Dramatic Clul) jDie ciUed the following six plays: Stage Door, Lailies in Retirement, Hansel and Gretel in cooperation with the music department, You Can ' t Take It with You. Kind Lady, and The Man Who Came to Dinner. The club carried ' ou Can ' t Take It with You to Tullahoina and prcsciucd it for the soldiers at Camp Forrest. In Mr. Tarpley ' s absence. Mr. Frazier was sponsor of tlic cluli. OFFICERS Fenton Warren President Ruth Enclert Vice-President Margaret Taylor Secretaiy Van B. Fox Treasurer Harold Radford Sergeant at Arms Edward L. Tarplev S wjiior OTHER MEMBERS Carolyn . dams Margaret Bruner Robert Bundy Dora Deane DePriest Leon DeLozier Ralph DeLozier Jacqueline Earle Louise Neal Gattis Katherine Gillespie I ' ARKS Farrar Billy Green Frank Griffith Ruth Harris Clyot Layne Marybelle Lingerfelt Jane Maxwell Bettie McCampbell Kate Miles Sara Murphy Elizabeth Orr Virginia I ' aschall Ruth I ' eterson Katherine Rich Ruby Lee Snell Frances Sims Raikes Slinkard Ruth Taylor Martha Villiams John Zumbro Mary . nn Zumbro STUDENT CHRISTIAN UNION The Student Christian Union is an organization open to all students. This organization si-unv evening, tlie inidweekly devotional in the dormitories. Religious Emphasis Week, and pro ides III Weslev House children. Each year delegates are sent to the State S. C. A. Convention. OFFICERS Shannon Patton President Laddie Rovster Jo Frances Donnell Vice-President Carolyn C:ook Ruth Allen Secretary Doctor Lewis OTHER MEMBERS Otelia Curtis Katherine Hickerson Martha Major MAK(. kKi Richardso .Ann Douglas Edwards Howard Hildreth Rebecca May (.imi dim si on Marjorie Gilbert Bonnell Hinson .Ann McCollum uinii mlph Mary Graham Ruth Hoover Clara McGregor RobLRi shannon HoYT Harris Cynthia Hughes Elva McMahon Jean Smith Elaine Hedcecoth Elizabeth Ladd Wilson Patton Jean Snell Lucyle Quillen eaih Sunda islmas tree for the Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Irene STONE JANIE .SUIIT RUTII IrnswoRTM Pauline I rout fR. NCES Walker Betty Yager FORENSIC CLUB President Bettie McCampbell I ice-President Ernest Hooper Doctor Lewis sponsor OTHER MEMBERS John Thomas Zumbro Raikes Slinkard Jack Wilkes T H L E 4 TICS THE COACHING STAFF Ufl Id right-l.iNE Coach O. L. Freeman. Assisi am ' Co t:ii Nance Jordan, Head Coach E. W. Midcett. SlJMMilRY OF The Blue Raiders turned to the 1941 season with high hopes. Foot- ball at S. T. C. seemed to be on the up vard trend after three lean years. Last year the record was foin- ' ins and loin- losses. This year that hope v ' as attained vith foin- wins, three losses, and a tie. Football had really ioiuid itself. The greatest part of this suc- cess is due to Coach Midgett and a small, fighting squad of boys playing their hearts out. The team really was in condition and coidd take as well as give. The weakness of the past few years, the lack of substitutes, Avas taken care of by the S. I. A. A. when freshmen vere allowed to play on the varsity. I ' iiil iDu-HoDCES. Deere. Nichols, B. Tucker, Brooks, Adamson. McDonald, Smith, McClintock. scruiul iojc-Brandon. Burroughs, Suddarth, D. Smartt, Phillips, Cartwright, Hoover, and Bain. Thirrl nm-Ron BURKETT, T. TUCKER, BURTON, DAVENPORT, BOSTICK. REASONOVER, CAIN, ArcMURTRIE. I-:, mill i( u ' — Mt:lNTiRE, Bill Burkett. THE S E 1 S 1 Lady Luck had abandoned the Raiders for sexeral years. The Raiders opened the season with her still against them. No opening game coidd be foimd to replace Jackson ' ille, who dropped football because of the war. Experience was the one element needed for the tough sched- ule to be faced, but it did not come before the toughest was met. With a breather under their belts Western may have been beaten, but Western ])revailed l. )-7. from the start the experienced Kentucky oiuHl had been rated to defeat the S. T. C. com- bine easily. For most of the game the Raiders were heard from and were leading. The feat me of the game Avas the ninety-three-yard riui by William Bostick. The Blue Raiders then were in full swing and turned their eyes tOAvard the vin colimin. Austin Peay was defeated 28-0 with Bain scoring t vice. Davenport and Deere once each. Tucker kicked all foiu ' extra points. ( l ' I IN l) Is( i -k Alternate Captain McDonald Alternate Captain Smith SCHEDL ' LE S. T. C. 7 A e.steiii . 15 S. T. C. 28 Austin Peay s. r. C. 26 (.onion S. T. c. 13 Memphis 12 S. T. c:. 2li Delta () S. T. c. li Muiiav :!i S. T. c. U I ' nioii 11 S. T. c. . , T. P. I. (i THE BLUE likooKs „, : , RLA,SU.NU LR. (.Illlld M (.iim()c;k. . ' «( ; Deere, End BiRKinr. !«( ,■ Burroughs, Tackle l( IIOI s. ;«, ; Next Gordon Military College fell 2r)-(). Hodges, Adamson, Bain, and Bob Burkett scored with Tucker connecting on t vo extra points. Memphis was the next team to go home defeated. For the home-coming crowd the Raiders won otit 13-12 with Hodges and Bain scoring and Tucker kicking the wiiniing point. Leaving liome for the first road game made no difference. Delta was trounced 2()-r). Mcln- fi n D E R s Hodges, Bach SUDDARTH, Tackle I ' .- I I ( ki K. Back I ' liii Ill ' s, End Cartwrigmt. Tackle Hoover, Tackle MclMiRE, End BosTiCK, Back tire. Hodges. Bain, and Tucker scored touchdowns and Tucker kicked two extra points. SiKxess had come in boiuids and celebrations were in order for four con- secuii e ictories. Things then began to happen in reverse order. A trip to Murray was disastrous. 1 he Raiders tell before a larger, more ex[)erienced scjuad. not team. 34-(). Hodoes scored for the Raiders. Left to right— May Lytle. Margaret Taylor, Babe Young. (Burton Nelson, Red Knott, Martha Hope, and Dick Stickney were absent when picture was made.) Wc wish to express our appreciation to the cheerleaders for their untiring eliorts and their faithfnhie.ss lliriiuj;h ;in l pcs of weatlicr at tlie games this year. In the rain, things looked bright again.st Union until the last minute and then the tide ttirned against the Raiders. Union tied the score at 14-14 on some freak plays, incliuling pass interference. Hodges scored both touchdowns for the Raiders, Tucker kicked both extra points. To close the season S. T. C. jotnneyed to T. P. I. No kick went with them. E ' erything in a successful season ' ould have been complete Tvith a - vin over the Eagles, but it did not come. Six inches was the margin of defeat when a ftunble occurred on the Eagle goal line. One thing certain, no Raider coidd have given more, no Eagle could have taken more. The Raiders were there and T. P. I. knew it. This ended the most successful football season in foin- years. Davenport. End MANAGERS T. Ti:CKKR, Center liRWDON. •)(( Smart 1. T(icl:U- Fl RRM t , I ' .dch Cain. Cumd ' % «tjy3MBg| i- ri BASKETBALL Coach Midcett S. T. S. T. S. T. S. T. S. T. S. T. S. T. S. T. S. T. S. T. C C C C C C C C C C THEIR RECORD 191st Field Artillery 24 S. T. C. Jacksonville 20 S. T. C. Murray 44 S. T. C. Austin Peay 38 S. T. C. Chattanooga 31 S. T. C. David Lipscomb 29 S. T. C. Austin Peay 44 S. T. C. Sewanee 31 S. T. C. Delta 31 Memphis 70 Totals 33 Delta 51 30 Union 51 28 Murray 52 36 Memphis 25 53 Sewanee 24 33 Union 43 38 Chattanooga 18 53 David Lipscomb 42 (i81 671 ,(■ to ligli I— Carter. Simpson, McIntire, M. Smarit, H. Brandon. Davenport, and Coach Midgett. (Brewington, D. Smartt, Joyce, McMurtrie. Tolbert. Burkett. B. Brandon, and McDonald were absent when picture was made.) s Q U A D Captain Da knpor i SlMRSON H. Brandon Carter M. SiNIARTT MClNTlRE The Raider basketball team got going early, slowed do ' vn in the middle, and came back at the close, ending up vith a record of nine wins and nine losses. The records are incomplete, but this year ' s record is the best in many years. The 1940 team won nine games but lost t velve. Considering the lack of experience and the hard schedule, this record is excellent. The team was weakened in midseason by the loss of Doris Smartt and Lloyd McMiulric to the armed forces. This loss was overcome and the team finished strong. The season opened villi a military atmosphere, the 191si Field Artillery team of Camp Forrest being the opponents. They had several stars, biu the team lacked organization. Jackson ille. Alabama, paid us a visit and there followed the roughest game of the year. Both teams looked ragged. M. Smarti got eleven points. Then the journey to Murray and Austin Peay, holding the highly regarded Thoroughbreds for most of the game with I lie guarding of D. Smartt being outstanding. Leaving Murray and going to Clarks- illc, ilie Raiders defeated Austin Peay on a last miniue goal from the center by M. Smartt. Returning home, the Raiders beat Chattanooga. Bre vington and AL Smartt to|)ped the scoring with iwehe points eadi. INDIVIDUAL SCORING M. Sniailt Breuingtoii H. Riaiidon McIiUirc Da eiiporL Carter n. Sniartt |(1VCC MfMiutric Simpson . . . Tolbert . liiukcU 1$. nrarulon McDdiiald 125 81 51 50 11 .S(i 2() 11 9 Then came the visit to David Lipscomb. It seems the Raiders are defeated before they go there. It ' s not often they come away the victors, and this year was no exception. Austin Peay retmned oin- visit and our defeat. In a wild game the Governors were successful in freezing the ball, and the Raiders could not get the needed one point. Brew- ington contributed twelve points to the cause. The journey to the moimtaintop proved to be successful. Sewance being defeated. 1 lien the Delta rose up and smacked the Raiders in a close game to begin a losing streak. The journey toward the land of the Mississippi proved most disastrous. No one was in any condition to play basketball. Memphis, Delta, and Union completely ran a vay from the Raiders. The return home Avas no consolation, because Murray Avas faced, and they had improved since the Raiders journeyed there. The season Avas dra ving to a close. The Raiders needed victories, so they Avent after them. Starting on Memphis, then Sewanee, Chattanooga, and Lipscomb. Lhiion s])()iled the record with a defeat sandwiched between the Sewanee and Chattanooga victories. The season closed -with the victory over Lipscomb. Few doubt that it Avas the best game of the year. A victory at the end of the season makes everything complete. B n E B U L With only four letter men returning from last spring, the Blue Raider baseballers entered upon an eleven- game schetliile. Games were played with Vanderbilt, Maryvillc, Lipscomb, and Tennessee Tech. Opening the season, Vanderbilt was lieaten 5-2, mainly because of Jackson ' s four-hit pitch- ing. Billy McDonald, regu- lar outfielder, was lost to the Navy dining the season. I AITAIN lARPLEY I.ATIAIN MllhJNAl.lJ s Q U A D From rou ' , left to ng ;?— Raulston. Charles, McCulloch. ni:i:Ri:. Jackson. McIntiri:. I arpiia . Mc- Donald, E. Cartwricht. Burkett, and Frazier. Back row. Icjl to xV i — Wiggins, Nichols. Smartt, ISrandon. 15. C ' .artwright, Craig, Lane, and Co.vch Jordan. OUTFIELDERS Lett to i s; )?— Charles. McDonald. M. Smartt, Cakiwrighi BATTERIES INFIELDERS Front row. Icfl to ) j; ( (-JACKSON. MclNTlRE, AND Frazier. Front rou hit to right-liOB BuRKETT. LANE, WIGGINS, AND Nichols. Back row, left to r g ' ( -CART VRiGHT, Craig, AND Tarplev. Buck row. left to ng i(-McCLiLLOCH. Ralilston, H. Brandon, and Deere. WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC COUNCIL |i A S ii I II Pmidfiil l K Ii i riii--Pii:si(lfiil nil IN Isl Sctrrtin I ' ll 11 II M( ( WIPISKl.L Treasurri (:ar()1- n Auam Rel ()ili-i Fka I.om-; Hike Sjxuisdi (.1 liA (.11 1, Full: Diniiiiig Sl ( is(ii I ' l (.CM 1 HOMPSON Freshman Rejiiesenliilij ' i Maroarkt Taylor . . Co.s ioNsm WOMEN ' S INTRAMURALS Each )car offers opporiiiniiies for vomeii in athletics on the campus. The Women ' s Athletic Association was organized for the purpose of promoting sportsmanship and loyalty in j hysical education. The intramural program is composed of major and minor s]KMts and a point system is used for awarding points to the participants. Cioverning the association, an athletic coiuicil is elected each year. This body ])lans and promotes the activities of the association, and votes on the number of points to be a varded. Each cjiiarter the Women ' s Athletic Cotmcil provides an overnight hike, and in the spring cpiarter sponsors a cek-end camping trip. Since the Women ' s Athletic ■Association is based on the needs and desires of the group, the members accept tiie plans lor its yearly program as they are suggested by the Athletic Cotmcil. VOLLEYBALL titling, left to ng i(— Taylor t:RAWLEV, Cummins, Mize, Wise, Barber, and Crowell Stcnuliiig. left to ng i(— McC.AMP lULL. Adams, Love. Paschall Sisco. Crane. Hamblen. De Priest, J.ackson. Phillips, Fa CAN, B.vxter, Villi. ms, San ders. Berry. Villis. . nd Thompson. BASKETBALL lil ' .l lOir — I Wlov.. Crowell. Di Priest, and Baxter. ScKiiiil law — Mi K. Crane. Adams. McCami-uell. Willis. Jackson. Vise, Barber. Phil- lips, AND Patrick. Tliird rou ' — Facan. Love, Pas- CHALL. Thompson. Usher, and Hamblen. TENNIS Fiisl roiv — Love, Barber. CiiLL. AND Taylor. Second rou ' — Stone. Patrick. Phillips. Crane, Stafford, Wise, McCampbell. Adams, and Hamblen. Third roai— Templeton. Pas- chall, Fagan, Mize. and Usher. F o II r t li r (I ic — BAXTER. Thompson. Willis, and Oe- Priest. SOFTBALL m p l-il l lou- — I AMOR, BAKIil K. Wise, Crowell, Mize, Fagan, AND Williams, Second xni ' — Sisco, HiNES. Ham- blen. CiLL. C:rane, Stafford, Phillips, Willis, and Sanders, ' )( )i)!i ' — DePriest, Patrick. Crawi.ev, Paschall, Jackson. BIRR . Thompson. Cummins. AND Baxter. SPECIAL AWARDS ,(■ ( lu ( ■; i -Fran 1,o k. su ' calci : Hii i Wise, swealcr and nicdal; Geda Gill, siccah mill inriUil: Margaret Taylor, swcalrr mi, I iiii ' diil: Jean Smith, swcnlci mid nicdn:. K MlZE, sirciitci and iiii ' diil. MEN ' S INTRAMURALS BASKETBALL CHAMPS S,YI C( — lU CHANAN . imidiiig — .Stroop. Knight. Freeman. 1 olhert. Dri er. I HE. AND l.EON Bllili. Pioj- ect Suiicn ' isor. Practically e ery sport is included in the men ' s intraminals program, vhich is under the guidance of Director Nance Jordan. From the touch football in the fall to the class trac k meet in the spring there is a sport which provides exercise and entertainment for the non-competitors in the school ' s intercollegiate sports. The N. Y. A. team won the basketball tournament this year, and the Remember Pearl Harbor team, whom they defeated in the finals, placed second. The remainder of the intramural program shoidd prcne to be very interesting. n u W ' : ' ' H ns m |Hb hi § ' H wS SjBf swpip ■zLM -  mm Bm 1 O L L E G E LIFE Mildred Batton M iss S . r . C . Thomas Townes Bachelor of Ugliness President, A. S. B. 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