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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1946 volume:

V -LA i tX W. BLANCHE COOK Editor in Chief DOLLYE CARDWELL Business Manager ' ' % JL.: . HB ADMINISTRATION CLASSES . THE 1946 CO U — PUBLISHED B ' THE H- LU STUDENT BODY _J n: MIDDLE TENNESSEE  - STATE COLLEGE • MURFREESBORO CO TENNESSEE LU Gi VOLUME TWENTY-ONE D 1- DEMOCRACY AXD EDUCATION LU THE EIRST POSTWAR VOLUME LL )ReANIZATIONS MIDLANDER QV. hen this book is placed in your hands the college year of 1946 will be at an end. Within its pages yon will doubt- less find many things that will make yoti pause for a moment and lose yoiuself in dreams of the days you have just experienced. You will remember how the student body began to increase and ho v the college took on a post var appearance. You will remember the boys drifting in one by one, returning from variotis branches of the service to resiune their education. College life hadn ' t been the same withotu them, and yoti welcomed them back. You will definitely remember how the college retiuned to its wide-scale athletic program and how you rooted ior yoiu- team from the side lines. You can ' t forget binning the midnight oil as you crammed for exams, biting yoiu fingernails in class, nor the Thursday night dances. You vill remember ho v you learned to do without biuter and how you vaited for the mail to arrive each morning. You can ' t forget the color of the lea ' es in the autiunn, the snows that came in the winter and how you walked among the daffodils in the spring. Yes, these things were a part of your life at Middle Ten- nessee State, but foremost in your mind will be those demo- cratic ideals that this institution and its faculty have instilled in you as you sought a bit of knowledge. They will never fade into obscurity but will always remain a vital jjart of your life. In order that you may reminisce and that you may have something to cause you always to cling to Middle Tennessee State as yoin- Alma Mater, the staff offers you this twenty- first volume of the MiDLANDER. Herein are yoin- daydreams— FOREWORD DEDICATION Since the last publication of the Midlaxder peace has come to the world. The student body has welcomed back throughout the year the boys who have returned. Because we welcome them back and because they postponed their education to preserve the democratic principles for vhich this institution stands, we dedicate to them, the veterans of ' orld War II, this volume of the Midlander. We recognize through the following list the veterans who vere em-ollcd in Middle Tennessee State during the fall a id winter (luarters. 1)A ID AdAMSON Thomas C;. Brandon James A. Brooks William CXarence Bryan Billy Pendley Burch James Ivan C:ali-ee John Edward C:arlton Fred Albert Casity Thomas S. Cole William H. Cook Lon Hall Damdson tXiFFORD B. nA AULT Rhett Danley John W. Davis Joseph W. Davis Hlch Russell Dorris Willie Cill Dinawa ' s James M. Elrod Hulsev E. Ferrill CiLEESON p. FRAZIER James W. Garner Thomas G. Gault Donald C. Gibson Joe Compton Gibson Lude C. Goodman Robert C;ordon George CiRAU J. D. Greer Martin Luther Harris Samuel Ormlle Henley John R. Hill William Millard Hines Owen Hut Matthew Hodgson |oHN H. Hurt Fhomas Harold Jordan Glen Edward Kinnard Harold R. Knowles |oi I,. Maddox Richard M. Mansfield John X. McBride James J. Mc:Clarnev Cowden McCord James DeWitt rcCuLLOUGH Robert Eugene McIntire Edward E. Miller. Jr. Harold X. Mulligan William Thomas NFullins Thomas M. Osborne Ray C:. Patterson William H. Patterson Charles R. Phillips Lawrence Pigh C:harles H. Qualls c:harles J. Raper Ra moni) L. Russ Horace Smii.ev George Smith Owen D. Stewart Elbert L. Sullivan James .Summers Herman Vestal ARPLK James W. Walls William W. Wilson William .Stone Wiseman Randall C. Wood William W. Woodruff George P. Wright DA U) Adamson Jack Douglas Allen William Nelson Allen Darrell H. ALTIMI ' S Donald Anckll Thomas Gentry Brandon Paul Brawner Roger Brewincton Gene F. Brown Billy Burch William C. Bryan Bob Bur RETT Wilburn L. Burkett Jordan Caldwell James Ivan Calfee John E. Carlton Ellis E. Carroll Guy Carter Fred A. Casity Don Chamberlain William Marcus Charles Bill Y Clark Harry G. Ci ark [ames b. cxoyd IHOMAS Cole William Haywood Cook Eugene H. C;ooper Allan S. c;urtis Rhett Danley Clifford Davault LON Hall Davidson John W. Davis Joseph W. Davis James DeJarnett JAMES W. DeJARNETT High R. Dorris Joe Duggar Willie Dunawa-s [AMES M. Elrod Iaurice Edward Farrar Louis X. Farringkr Ralph Fleming HULSEY FERRILL Gleeson Frasier |oiiN Wii i-iAM Free I M s Earner Rom RI G RRISON I ii() i s G. Gault Donald C. Gibson Joseph Gibson Elbert E. Glover Willard M. Golden EUDE c;. Goodman Robert Gordon George J. Grau John David Greer Billy C. Gunn James W. Gunn Dennis Parker Hale Annie L. Hall William F. Hall Curtis Hamric (;ene E. Henry George Hildreth John R. Hill WlIIIWI M. HiNES Rali H E. Hitt David E. Jacobs Thomas Jordan Morris Kelion kl M III KlRBI Donald W. Knk.iit Robert L. Jenkins Charles R. 1 ' hii.lips Harold Knowi.es Louis H. Leslie Joseph Link Garnett Lowe Sarah Frances Lowt Glenn Kinnard Billy NFartin Charles Martin Hilary NfARTiN ViLLiAM E. Mason James McClarney Cowen AfcCoRD John King McCord James D. McCullough t n Rnl;l ,; I k,(..L 1.1.(11 (,11 Rov . .McDiiiil, RoiilRT F.Le.ENK MclM RE Howard McI ' eak Edward E. Millkr ILLIAM H. MlTCHlLI jamks moreland Evan Richard Moss Harold . Mlllican William Mlillins BiLLV Robert Nelson Mack Osburn Thomas M. Osborne James Parrish Ralph Partee William H. Patterson Rav C. Patterson Fred Peek C.al ert M. Pmirs Blrns Phillips Bii Lv Pipkin Allen Prince Lawrence Plich c;el rle:s H. Qualls HENR Raul.ston I.i iHER l)A iD Ralph Harmon Reeder |oiiN R. Ree es Sam Ren ACER J. B. Robertson Jonathan Rogers Luther Rothwell Pal ' L Scorr Roihwei i Raymond Ri ss Robert Saniord Franklin D. Sharpe William H. Shipp Horace Smiley (.eorge Smith, Jr. James T. Smith C.EORGE H. Stephenson Owen Sie . rt John Stockard. Jr. Elbert L. Sullivan James M. Summers Herman V. Tarpley Joe Tompkins Ernest Tomlinson j. b. i ' nderhill James W. Walls Fount P. Watson William W. Wilson- Roy WlSE%LAN Hershell Womack Randall C. Vood John L. Vood James Woodlee John D. Wooten William . Wooten (.eorge p. Wright Harold Ray ' eargan I A( IM MEMBERS Bill Crandstaee Eho.mas Lipsey Nance Jordan Fount Love Henry Kennon Allen Swasey K. W . Midgitt () 1- F I c: E R s Foi ' NT Watson President Bob Burketi Vice-President Annie Hall Secretary Sarah Frances Lowe SecretcDy CiowDEN McCloRD Treasurer TRAINING SCHOOL Anoss ihe stiect from tlic main tollcge campus is the Iiaiiiing School. It is here that the cliild hegins his education, and it is here that the prospective teachers take their first step in the field of pedagogy. The purposes of the Training School are to create a fricndlv. lifelike atmosphere tor the child in order that he may put forth his hest efioi t in classroom activities, and to instruct the college students in a teacher ' s procedure with her students. It. ivith its fainltv. make vital part of the college. up m ; :rr ' ' % r-f- w m - ■- :C?-Vr :.14; «r ' K-:--t vA iS - II ¥s ' II 1 s II III II J1 ' ♦ HAIL T. S. C. ALL HAIL! SCIENCE HALL NOBLE AND STRONG! CAFETERIA RUTLEDGE HALL TO THEE WITH ONE rT- N ! H ZJLkl f ■! iu LYON HALL WE RAISE OUR SONG SWELLING TO HEAVENS HIGH OUR PRAISES RING JONES HALL ' M Hi fZ B M 1 H -l lhdl - hI I IH 1 ■B Hc m P - ■- ' vfe«i5 ' HAIL T. S. C. ALL HAIL TO THEE WE SING Admimstmtm Q. M. SMITH, President N. C. BEASLEY, Detoi THE FACULTY Edward B. Baldwin Geography Nance Jordan Physical tlducation Eva Mae Burkett English William B. Judd Social Science HOBARl Da is Music Henr Kennon Manual Arts Dorothy A. Duckworih Home Eronomirs Howard Kirkse High Sihool Supervisor Otis L. Freeman Manual Arts E. V. MiDGETT Conuiierce B. B. Gracv Agriculture Henrietta Myers Commerce Ollie Green Chemistry Agnes Nelson Home Econoutics Clayton L. James Social Science Hester Rogers {rt Horace G. Jones Matheiualics ToMMiE Reynolds Physical Education Anne Ordway English We welcome back to the faculty Dr. Phillip M. Cheek, Mr. Nance Jordan, Mr. E. W. Midgett, and Dr. Edward Tarpley who have returned from the armed forces. It was impossible for the staff to secure pictures of Dr. Check and Dr. Tarpley. THE FACULTY RuBVE Tavlor Sanders E. May Saunders Elizabeth Schardt Music Music Forcigu La ii:!;uages [OE F. VU.KES C. C. Sims Eugene H. Sloan H. P. Stlirdivant Education Social Science Journalism Biology ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF C. p. Blankenship Cafeteria Manager Evelyn Broyles Secretary to Dean Catherine Clark Acting Librarian Mary Hall Dean of Women V. C. Hastings Engineer J. S. Holmes Assistant Bursal E. S. Lane Nigliticatclnnan Joe Little Earm Supervisor V. K. McCharen Librarian Bonnie McHenrv Secretary to President Mrs. Horace Reed Dietician T. B. Woodmore Bursar THE FACULTY THE TRAINING SCHOOL FACULTY Rov Simpson Principal Lewis Kandy Science BuLEAH Davis Mathematics Margaret Lowe Social Science Mrs. V. G. Manson Art Frances Snell Geography Marv Frances Snell English Charlotte Wilev Home Economics Mrs. Scott Williams First Grade Marguerite Harri.son Second Grade Mrs. Sewell Manlev Third Grade Mrs. Birdie McClendon Fourth Grade Ann Ashley Fifth Grade Mrs. Andrena Briney Sixth Grade NEAL DOUGLAS FRAZIER i ugust 2, 1885 oftember 30, 1945 I.IKE the melody that lingers on after the sons has died, Neal Douglas Frazier ' s magnanimous spirit will live on in the lives of those he taught. He was the incarnation of a romantic conception of ideal love that ennobled the aspirations of hinidreds, wIkjsc lives he touched intimately. He possessed a sensiti e soul that loved richly the good, and abhorred the sham and pretentious people. He was always tolerant of the efforts of those who sought to rise above the common prides and prejudices of little men by looking for the best in lunnan achievement. He strongly deplored the dogmas that bind men to dark houses of decay, where truth eternal stands at bay. Until the very last, his eyes looked for good things to do for others, and things still to lo e and hold! Mayhajj to take away with me— into the night. I HLLMA OvtRCASH, Ptcsidl ' tll Thomas G. Gault. Vkc-President ASSOCIATED The Associated Student Body is an all- student ors anization in which it is possible to seek and to brinjj to light the needs and desires ol the studenis as indi iduals. as i roups, and as a unified body. It strives to unity interests, opinions and methods ol procedure both within the student body and between the student Ijody and the hicidty. The spirit ol the Associated Stu- dent Body is that ol individual responsi- Ijility lor, and cooperative support ol, the ideals that are in harmony with democracy. The three branches ol government— exec- iui e, judicial, legislative— gi c e ery stu- dent tlie opportunity to oflcr suggestions as to the best ways ol a(com])lisliiiig these aims. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Left to right: Katherine Jones. Alloiiirx I, tin Thelma Overcash. President; Marjorie McFoliii. I ' cggs UiAaiit. 7, elni . Ihomas (.. (laiill. I ' irfPreaidciit: STUDENT BODY SUPREME COURT CONGRESS Toj)—left Id lighl: Kathiyii Keiby; Jean Robertson; Jessie Burton. Chief }uslur: Imogeiie (hiecn; Ciclia Del ' riest. Bottom— left to riglit: Thomas L. Pedigo: Leslie Daljbs; Betsy Dean; C:harles Ralph; Mary Maxwell; Imogene Queen; Thomas (,. Gault. Clioiniiini: Flora Eskew; Marie Liiiel)err : Mar F.li aheth House; Frances Grandstaff; E elvn Brovlcs; Blanche Cook. MEN ' S DORMITORY COUNCIL Sfuled-h-il Id ri«}it: Glcason Fiaziei : Liide C. Goodman; Joe Maddox. Standing: Charles Ralph; Cihailes Kiiowles; Ravmotid Riiss; Robert (.ordoii. f.c lo rinlit: laiiie Hrandon. President; Kathryn Kerby, Vice-President; Blanche Cook; Noinia Rousseau Rurgdorf; [eau Robertson; Betty Sue Parks; Ann Evans. Secretary; Marv Hall. Faculty Advisor. WOMEN ' S DORMITORY COUNCIL SEPTEMBER Freslimu)} I)iitialio)i Week September 17-22 OCTOBER The Full Funudl October 2( ) NOVEMBER The Mo)ith oj Frost. Pumpki}is, and Corn SENIOR DOLLYE CARDWELL Firs id rut BiLLV BURCH ] ' i( ( ' -President Kaiherine Jones Secretary Marion Hankins Lensgraf Treasurer And Brooks SV- rgeaiit at Anns George Grau Reporter (;la ton L. James Sponsor CLASS OFFICERS Semor Class Adamson, Damd Mcsaiuliin I ' Insiral Kdiuation: President of ' ' I ' Club. 42; Memljii i.l ten gress, ' 40: Who ' s Who, •42: Football. ' iW. 411. U. 42. CajXain. ' 42: Baseball, 40, ' 41, 42; Basketball, ' V . Baker, Esther Bettve Sliclbwilk- Sodal Siicnie and English. Beaty. Lucille Giinisle Transfer from Tennessee Wesleyan College; English and Social .Science; Student Christian Union. ' 4. '  , 46; Home Ktonomits Club. BRO ■LES, Mary Evel ' s n English and Commerce; ■46; Tau Omicron, ' K. lunior C1..SS. ' 44; leml •4.-1. ■46. Fayettevillc imatic Club. 42. 43; Glee Club. 43. ; Wbos Who. 45. 46; President of of Ciongrcss. 46; Social Committee. I5k AM. Ei-i AiiETH |A K M III fi eesboi (1 Home Economics; Glee Club, •44, •4.5, 46, Vice-President, •46; Dramatic Club. ' 44, 4.5, 46, Treasurer, 46; W.A.A., ' 44, 45, 46; Club, 45. Vice-President. ' 46; Side-Lines Business rcasurcr of A.S.B.. ' 46. Bragg. ' irgima (Joy) English and .Social Scicni Brandon, Janie Marie ?; Glee Chib. ■43; i M(Miiiii il sidcnl of lunic .Shelbyville Physical Education. Health and Commerie; I au Omicron Society; Who s Who; .Alternate Captain of tlie Raiderettes; President of Women s Dormitory Council. •45, 46; Vice-President of Women s Dormitory Council. 44, 45; Vice-President of W.. .. ' ., 45, ' 46; Sergeant at Arms of Sophomore Class; .Ml-Slar in all Intramural Tournaments. Brooks, James . . Miiifieesbori Industrial Arts and Physical Education; ' T Club, 41, Vice-Presi- dent. ' 42; Vice-President of Freshman Class. 40: Treasurer of .Sophomore Class. -41; Dramatic Club, 42; Football. ' 40. 41, ' 42, •43; Sergeant at Arms of Senior Class; Most Versatile Bov. 46. BURCH. BlLL P. l h sical Education; Football, ball. 40. 46; CPT Training, Senior Class, 46; Who ' s Who. of High School Football. ' 46. Burton. Jessie La erne ' 41; Baseball. ' 41. ' 46; Basket- I; T ' Club; Vice-President of Baihelor of Ugliness, 46; Coach La (.iiarilii English and Music; Home Economics Club, 43, 44; W.A.A., ' 44, ' 45. ' 46; Supreme Court, ' 45; Chief Justice, ' 46; Art Club President, ' 45; Saundcrian .Society, ' 45, 46, Vice-President, ' 46: B.S.U., ' 43. ' 44. ' 45, ' 46, Vice-President, ' 44, ' 45: Secretary of Sophomore Class, •44, Junior Class, ' 45; Orchestra, ' 45, 46: String Ensemble, 46: Glee Club. 46: Side-Lines Staff, ' 46; Associate Editor of MlD- LAXDER, ' 46; Who s Who. ' 46. C.ALFEE, James Ivan Transfer from Boh ]a C ' .ARDWELL, DOLLVE WateitOWll Social Science; Wittiest Student, ' 44; W.A.A., ' 44. ' 45, ' 46; Assistant Business Manager of MiDLANDER, ' 45, Business Manager, ■46; Circulation Manager of SideLines. ' 45, ' 46; Basketball fan- ager, 45, ' 46; President of Senior Class. ' 46; Who ' s Who, ' 4(1; Social Committee, ' 46; Most Versatile Girl. ' 4(i. C.A.siTV. Fred .Albert Miirfieesl)oro Science. Cason, Nadean Nashville Transfer from Martin College; English and Social Science; I.R.C.. ' 45, ' 46; Glee Club, ' 45; S.C.U., ' 45, 46: Saunderian Society. ' 46; Vice-President of F.T.A., ' 46. Cook. Blanche Haiisville English and Music; Glee Club. ' 43. ' 44. ' 45. ' 46. President, ' 44, ' 45; Orchestra, ' 43, ' 44, ' 45, ' 46; Band, ' 43; Saunderian Society, ' 45, ' 46; Dramatic Club, ' 43; S.C.U.. ' 43, ' 44, ' 45, ' 46, Treasurer, ' 44; B.S.U.. ' 44. ' 45. ' 46, President, ' 44; Women ' s Dormitory Council, ' 44, ' 45, ' 46; Congress, ' 43, ' 45, ' 46; F.T.A.. ' 46; Side-Lines Staff, ' 44, ' 45; Assistant Editor of MiDLANDER. ' 44, ' 45, Editor, ' 46; Tau Omicron, ■45. ' 46. President, ' 46; Most Popular Girl, ' 43; Miss T.S.C., ' 46; Who ' s Who. ' 45. ' 46. l)A ALiLT. Clifford U. Soiial .Science and KiUic.ilic DlIGGIN. nOROTHV G Social Science and English. Kiiigsliiii Springs W ' onttluiry IiRRiLL. HULSEV E. LoiiisviUe, Ky. Social .Siicncc; Football, ' 40. ' 41, ' 42; T Club; Men ' s Dormitory Cobb, Virginia Reaciyville Home Economics; A.C.E.. Club, ' 43, ' 46; Social Chair Glee Clul of S.C.U., }; Home Economics Saunderian Society, Fisher, Edwina Lebanon Transfer from Martin College; Home Economics. Cault, Thomas G Decheid Graxdstaff. Fraxcks Miiifieesl)oio Transfer from Martin College and University of Chattanooga: Sdenie and Knt ]ish: Cilce Club. ' ■ ' •. Congress, ' 4(i. Social Science and Mathematics; I.R.C., 46; S.CT ' .. -Ifi; Chairman of the Social Committee. ■Ki; Class Editor of Mini andfr. ' 4i;: Vice-President of A.S.B., 46. Grau, George Gailt. ' irgi.ma Gar.ner Dec herd Transfer from rartin College: English. French, and Social .Science; S.C.L ' ., ' K, 46: I.R.C.. -46: F.T.A. .Sciretary, 46. Social Science; Football: ' T Club. G(). ' )I)MAN. LUDE C S.Kial Science; I.R.C., ' 40. Henley. .Samuel O. Dechertl Tracy City History and Sotial Siienie; Tennis: Aviation Club, 46; I.R.C., -46. Gordon, Mary Graham C:hristiana Hines, William M. English and Social Science; Vice-President of Freshman Class, ' 44; Science. W.A.A.. 44, ' 45, ' 46; F.T.A., ' 46. Miirfreesboro Gordon, Robert Social Science and Agriculture. Christiana HiTr. Owen E. Social Science, Normandy HOWSE, Marv Elizabkth Miiifreesljoio Ki-.Ruv. KATIIR . A. W ' artiiRc Social Scienic and Ediiialion; C.lcc Club. ' 44, •4.-); W.A.A., S, ' 46: Congress, ' 4r . ' 4tj. Jac:kson. NtARV E. I ll i..ll Eihication. He;ilth and So.ial Sci. jAc:oiis, David L English and Soiiaj Science. Eagleville Bccth fiiovc Jones, Evelyn Commeric. Social Sci VV.A.A., -44. -45. ' 46. Jones. Katherine Miirfieeshoio and English; Tau Omicion, 45. 46; Home Economics; Home Economics Club, ' 43. ' 44, 4.5. 46: Tau Omicron. ' 4r), ' 46; B.S.U. Social Chairman. ' 4.i. ' 46; S.C.U. Presi dent. ' 45. ' 46; Who ' s Who, ' 46; Attorney General of A.S.B., ' 4, ' i. Transfer front I)a itl Lipstomb College: English and Commerce: Student Council, ' 44. President. ' 4b. Vice-President, ' 46; S.C.U. . ■45: Arts Club, ' 45: Saunderian Society, ' 45; Tau Omicron, ' 45, Vice-President. ' 46; Who ' s Who, ' 46; Supreme Court of A.S.B., ' 46. Knight. Donald Miltoi Music and Agriculture; C.lec Club. ' 40. ' 41, ' 42; B:ind, ' 41. V Orchestra. ' 41, ■4 ' 2: Sigma Club. ' 42. Ledbetter. Virginia Linden Home Economics. Science, and Social Science; Home Economics Club, ' 43, ' 44, 45, ' 46: Saunderian Society, ' 45, ' 46; F.T.A.. ' 46. I.ENSGRAF. Marion Hankin Home Economics; Home E( Lebanon Club, ' 45. ' 46; Senior Clas! Lewis, Dalah Ruth Manchester Home Economics; Home Eionomics Club. ' 43. ' 44. ' 45, ' 46; W.A.A.. ' 43, ' 44. ' 45. ' 46; S.C.U., ' 43, ' 44, ' 45, ' 46; Clcc Club, ' 43. Senior Class r f f McClarney, James J. English and Social Science. Jasper McC ' .ORD. CowDEN P Nashville Physical Education; Basketball. ' 37. ' 46: Football, 38: NY. A. Club. ' 4(1. President, ' 41: Mens Dormitory Coirncil President. ' 41: Most Popular Bov. ' 41; A iation Club, ■40. McCrary, Joe Social Science. Science, and Industrial Ar ' Miirfieesboro McDade. Virginia Nashville Social Science and English; Glee Club, ' 41; Side-Lines Staff. ' 42, Associate Editor, ' 44, Editor, ' 45, ' 46; S.C.II.. M.l. ' 44. ' 45. Mfii F.T.A. President, 46; Who ' s Who, ' 45, ' 46. McFoLiN. Marjorie Blanche Murfreesboio Commerce. English. Social Science, and Physical Education; . .S.B. Secretary. 45. 46; Tau Omicron Secretary. ' 45, •4t ; VV.A,A., ' 43, ■44, ' 45, ' 46; Student Council, ' 44, Secretary, ' 45; Junior Class Sergeant at . rms. ' 45; Supreme Court of . .S.B.. ' 45; Congress, ' 46; Dramatic Club, ' 43, ' 44, ' 45, ' 46; Glee Club, ' 44, ' 45; All-Star in Volleyball, Basketball, Softball: Side-Lines Staff, ' 43, ' 44. MclNTiRE, Gene Nashville Physical Education and Social Science: T Club. ' 42, Elected President. ' 43; Freshman Class President. ' 39: Football. ' 41. ' 42: Basketball. ' 41, ' 42: Baseb.ill. 41 , ' 42. McKee. Frances Seat Lebanon Transfer from Tennessee College for Women; Home Economics; Home Economics Club, ' 46: Midlander Staff. ' 46; Vice-President of Women ' s Dormitory Council, ' 46. Mulligan. Harold N MtMinnville Chemistry and Biology. Myers. Lola Pikeville Transfer from Burritt College; A.C.E., ' 39, ' 40; Band. ' 39; Avia- tion Club. ' 46: F.T.A. . ' 46. Odom. Willie Elene Smitliville Transfer from Cumberland University: English: Glee Club, ' 42, ' 43, ' 45, ' 46: Poetry Award, ' 42: Home Economics Club, ' 45, ' 46: Saunderian Society, ' 45, ' 46; I.R.C., ' 45. ' 46: S.C.U., ' 45, ' 46; . viation Club, ' 46; F.T.A., ' 46. Senior Class. OVERCASH, Thelma Navy Yard, Charleston, S. C. English; Arts Club; S.C.U.. Mfl, ' 46; B.S.U.. ' 44, ' 45, ' 46. Secretary. President, and Council; Dramatic Club. ' 46; Glee Club; Aviation Club, li; SidcLines Staff. 44. ' 45. e. Feature Editor. 46; W.A.A., ■44. ' 45. ' 46; Congress. ' An: Basketball; Cheerleader. ' 46; President of A.S.B.. ' 46; Who ' s Who. ' 46. Perrv, Juanita Fayetteville Home Economics; Home Economics Club, ' 43- ' 46; Glee Club. ' 42; W.A.A., ' 42- ' 46; Aviation Club. ' 46; Softball. ' 45; F.T.A.. ' 46; S.C.U., ' 42- ' 46; Side-Lines Staff, ' 46. Phillips, Charles R. Nashville Physical Education. Queen, Imogene Waynesboro Physical Education and Social Science; W.A.A., ' 43-46, President. ' 45. ' 46; Home Economics Club. •44- ' 46; Women ' s Dormitory Coun- cil. ' 44; Aviation Club. ' 46; Basketball, ' 45- ' 46; Tennis, ' 45; Softball, ' 45; S.C.U., ' 44- ' 46; Dramatic Club, ' 45; Congress, ' 46; Supreme Court, A.S.B., ' 46; Sidc-Lincs Staff, ' 46; Who ' s Who, ' 46. Ragsdale, Vernice J Vartrace Social Science and English. Raper. Charles J. Doyle Social Science and English; Dramatic Club. Robertson. Llicv Belle Taft Social Science and Education; F.T.A.. ' 46; S.C.U.. ' 45, ' 46; I.R.C., ' 45, ' 46; Tau Omicron, ' 45. ' 46; Treasurer of F.T.A.. ' 46. Rosenberg. Clara A ' ogel Mtiificcsborn Social Science and Commerce; I.R.C., ' 46; Tau Omicron. ' 46. RowLETTE, James F Woodbury Social Science and English; LR.C, ' 45, President, ' 46; Sigma Club, ' 44, Secretary, ' 45, ' 46; S.C.U., ' 46, .Sherrill, Edna Louise Cohnnbia English and Social Science; Home Economics Club, ' 45, ' 46; F.T.A., ' 46; Saunderian Society, ' 46. Semor Class . ' t w:? ' m k kJi Hk l tn II VTSON ROBERSON RFIDFR KIRin SMITH. Hame Shelbvvillc A ATSON, Paulink Old Hickory Social Science. ' Science and Hnslisli; W.A.A.; S.C.r.. Ma; I.R.C., ' 44; Volleyball (all-slail; Softball lallstar); Tennis. Daisy Si ' RINGIiR. [OHN . Social .Science and English. Tarpley. Herma.n y Social .Science and English; B.S.I ' ., ' 34. ' 39. Tate, Frances Linden Social .Science and Edmation. Thurman. Christine English and Educatioi Murfieesboro yVi.sEMAN. WILLIA.M STONE .Shelbvvillc Social Science and Industrial Arts. Gribble, Pauline. Social Science. MrMiiiiivillc Reeder. Margaret Patton Watertown Hale. Mary Will Henson Dtnilap Home Economics; Home Economics Club, ■.S(i, •37. ' 38. ' Hr. A.C.E., ' iii- ' M: Science. ' X. ' 37. Mc. FEE, Jessica Faycttcvillc Home Economics. ROBERSON. J. B Pikeville Biology; Side-Lines Staff, ' 41, ' 42. ' 43: Midi. nder Staff. ' 43; Dra- matic Club. ' 42. ' 43; Cheerleader. ' 42. 43. Home Economics: Home Economics Club. ' 43 ' 46, Secretary, ' 4.1; Glee Club, ■43- ' 45. Secr etary, ■44- ' 45; Student Christian Union. ■43 ' 46, Vice-President. ' 45; Member of Congress, 44; Tau Omicron, KiRUY. KENNETH Cartlia ' ■ 6- Music; Orchestra, ' 37, ' 38, ' 46: Band, ' 37. ' 38. JUNIOR I KAN PaTTON Celia DePriest LOM)E MiDDLETON Martha Jackson Ann Evans Eugene Sloan President Vice-PresidenI Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Sponsor CLASS OFFICERS ( ADAMS ANDERSON ARNOLD RWKS BOMAR BOVCE BRANDON BROUN BLTLER BYRNE COOK DEIARNATT Adam . irc,ima I.oLiM- Miiificcsl)oio Brandon. Thomas G Anuirson. Marv E. Charlotte Brown. Margaret Jeanette Arnold, .Mamie Louise MiirfiecsI)oio Brownlnc. Nita Crockett Banks. Irnl McMiiimille Butler. Dorothy B.ATES. Willie J. Linden Byrne. Helen BoMAR. Madaliene I ' owELL BcUBnckle Cook, Villiam H BoYCE. W ' lLMA Holmes Eagleville DeJarnatt, James V. Dent. Floy Aileene Hixson umr Class BATES BROWNING DENT Mmfrcesljoio .SpringficUl Xaslnillc I ' lospect Nashville Mnifieesijoro Mnificesboro UKPRIEST GIBSON JACKSON i:ic;nENBKRr.i;R GOLDSTEIN JOHNSTON 1 SKI-W II ART K ELTON I RA IER MOOI ' EK LLNLBERRV DkI ' riest, Celia rope Hart, Betty Jane Slicll )villc ElCHiiNBlCRGER, MARGARET Uelvideie Hicks, .Margaret E Manthestcr E.SKEVV, Flora Lchaium Hoopi R, Sara Miirfrccsboro KVANS. Ann Springfield Jackson, Martha Anna Easlevillc Trazikr, C;leason Livingston Johnston, Doris Marie Muificesboro Gibson, Joseph C Nashville Kelton, Betty Lvtle Lascassas Goldstein, Dorothy Minfrecsljoio Latimer, Martha Jean Old Hickory Lineberry, Dolly Marie Nashville umor Class ODOM RALSTON ZUMBRO .MA . ARI). RiiBA Ccliiia MiDDLIiTON. LOVDE Wavci iy MooRK, Martha Anne , , , Williaiiispini MULLINS, W ILLTAM T. iMiirfieesboro Odo.m, Rlth W ' oodruh Minfieesboio Owen. Florence Ann Nashville Patton. Jean Valcrlown ZuMBRO. M. n Ann Powell. Fannie Maude Hall Murlictsl)oro QUALLS. Charles H Murfrccsboro Ralston. ' irginia Frances Rcadyville Robjn,son. Joyce LymiviUe Russ, Raymond West I ' oiiu .Smotherman, Dorothy M. Christiana Wood, Randall C Aniiigtoii Murfieesboio Not Pictured James M. Haynes Mmficcslxiro Luby Miles Yvonne Vanzant Belvidere . Murficcsbuio umr Class SOPHOMORE Bill Patterson Prrsidrul Jean Robertson Vue-Fycsidcnt Nellie AVright Secretary Glen Kinnard Treasurer Harold Knowles Sergeant at Anns Aileene Dent Reporter H. P. Sturdivant Sponsor CLASS OFFICERS ADAMS BARTON BECK. BKCJ 1 ON BECTON BURGDORF DAVIS DEAN DUNAWAV GUNN HICKERSON HOCAN HOLMAN HURT JARMAN Adams, Wilma Orr Mm treesboio Barton, rARGARET Louise N ' ormaiKly Beck, Pearson Howard Muifieesboio Bectox, Mary Blanche Readyville Becton, Mary Ellen Nfiirfieesboro BURCDORF, Norma Roisskal Lebanon Coffey, Blanche Nrurfiecsboio Davis. Edith Hines Suninieitown Dean. Betsy Bryant Shelbyville DUNAWA -. Willie G. Mm frecsboro GuNN, AtARY Frances Decheid Harris, Martin Luther Murfreesboro Hartman. Bess Buchanan Murfreesboro HiCKERSON, Frances D Murfreesboro Hogan, Mary Jo Ruston. La. Holman. Jane OXeal Springfield Hurt, John H. Murfreesboro jARMAN, Dorothy Anne Fosterville Sophomore Class KEMP MAXWELL MCMURTRY KEY MAXWELL MORRIS KINNARD MCCORMACK ODOM KNOW I 1 S rCKH I ' tRKfR LOWE MADDOX MCKNIGHT MCMURTRY PATTERSON PATTERSON Kemp, Mary Frances Pleasant Shade Key, Anne Hartsville KiNNARD, Glen Edward Columbia KNOWLE.S, Harold R. McMinnville Lowe, Clara EagleviUe Maddox, Joe L Taft Maxwell, Mary Muifreesboio Maxwell. Sarah Murfreesboro McCoRMACK, ALBERTA Maiuliestei McKee, Mary Clark Miufrcesbmo NtcKNicHT, OCTA Muifreesboro McMlirtry, Jacquelyn N Greenbrier McMurtry, Joycelyn N Greenbrier Morrls. Martha Anne Springfield Odom, (;lady,s Silva Smithville Parker. Betty Rlith Sonthside Patterson. Ray Red Boiling Springs Patterson. Willlxm Murfreesboro Sophomore Class 5f oa L. RALPH R )lilKIS(l M. CI. AIR MMMIRS 1 RU 11K M RBI.l WEST XMlllAMS UU.SON WILSON U ISl HN WOODARD WOIIDWARI) WRIGHT ZARICOR Ralph. Charles B. Tigrett Williams. Beverly J. Nashville Robertson. Jean Shclbyville Wilson. Jean Tullahoma St. Clair. Miriam W Dunlap Wilson. William V Beech Grove Summers, James Lexington Wiseman, Lurlie Miiifieesl)oio Tarwater, Effie Jean MiiifieeslKiio AVoodard, Sarah Helenk Lynchburg Verble, Betty Joyce C:hattanooga Woodward. Ellen Lewisbnrg West, JEANETTE Marie Normandy AVright, Nellie Jav Manchester Zarecor, Mary Iris Lebanon Not Pictured Richard Mansfield Murfreesl)oro Sophomore Class FRESHMAN Charles Knowles President James Adams Vice-President Mary Fanning Secretary Phyllis Purnell Treasurer Allen Davis Sergeant at Arms yoE F. Wilkes Sponsor CLASS OFFICERS ADAMS AIRMAN BARBER BECTON BEESLEY BOAZ BRATTEN BROYLES BRVAN CAMPBELL CARLTON CARLTON CARR CARTER CI.EEK CLOYD COLE COLEMAN COLLIER COLLIER CRAWLEV CROWELL DABBS DANCE Adams, James Vinston Miiificesboro Carr. Mary Liwls Lafayette AiKMAN, Nancy D. Dayton Carter. Betty Lou Oak Riilge Barber, Dudley Pulaski Cleek, Willie Lee lullahonia Becton, Martha Sue Muifieesboio Cloyd. Betty Sue Donelson Beesley, Margaret Nfiufreesboro Cole. Thomas Nashville BoAZ, Wilson Jean Tullahoma Coleman, Jean Murfieesboro Bratten, Jane I,il)erty Collier, Helen Caroian I ' eleisburg Brovles, Frances Louise Fayetteville Collier, Rudder Slielbvxille Bryan, William C Murfieesboro Crawley, Lillian Sale C;ieek Campbell. Mary rADr.E McMiniiville Crowell, IRMA Stephens Beetli Gio e Carlton. Doris R()ik ale Dabbs, Leslie Ann Nashville Carlton. John E. MiiilVcfsbon) Dance, Geraldine Nashville JreshmuH Class a, f ?l . Dl, DANLEY DAVIS ESTES ERAZIER DAVIDSON DORRIS FANNING GAMBLE DAVIDSON DRAKE FITE GARNER DAVIS DUGGIN FLOWERS GARNER DAVIS DUNCAN FLVNN GIBSON DAVIS ELKINS FOWLER GRIER DANLEY, Rhett Lawieiicebuig Davidson, Lon Hall Murfieesboro Davidson, Mary Ann Mmfreesboro Davis, Allen Clayton Smyrna Davis, John VV Sunimertown Davis, Joseph V. Donelson Davis, Sara Mmlieeshoio DoRRis, Hugh Russell, Jr Nashville Drake, Gloria Nfui fieesboio DUCGIN, Annie Mazle VVooainiry Duncan, Jane Greenbrier Elkins. Jo Tnllahoma EsTES. Irene Lascassas Fanning, Mary Ada Oak Ridge FiTE, Sara Frances Mmfreesboro Flowers, rARY Luella Red Boiling Springs Flvnn, Maggie Fayetteville Fowler, Marimac Lewisburg Frazier, Martha Ruth Rockvale (; AMBLE, Velna Doyle C;arner, James W . Mmfreesboro Garner. Ronie Morrison CiiBSON. Donald Christiana Greer, John David Nashville 7reskman Class HARLEY HUNTER KENT MAJOR IIOBSON JOHNSON I.ARKIN MCCULLOUCH HOLLIDAV JONES LEWIS MCKNIGHT HOWSE JORDAN MACINTYRE MCMURRY Harley, Randall K Murfreesboro Henley, Mayme Frances Decherd Hill, John R Murfreesboro HOBSON, Carmen Jean TuUahoma Holliday. Virginia Columbia HowsE. JUANITA Murfreesboro Hunter, Frances Beihpage Hurt, Dorothy Mae McEwcu Jennings, Mary Sue Kelso Johnson, William Nashville Jones, Elsie Myrlene. . . Petersburg Jordan, Thomas H Smyrna Kent, Carnelia Faye Watertowu Knowles, Charles M. Portland Ladd, Mary Josephine Williamsport Larkin, Mary Evelyn Huntland Lewis, Ella Jean Murfreesboro MacIntyre, Stanton Murfreesboro Major, Eula Mae Lebanon Markum, Betty Woodbm y NfcBRiDE, John Murfreeslioro McCullouch. James Miufreesboro Mcknight, Betty King Murfreesboro McMi rry. M ra Lois Haitsville MILLER MILLER MONTGOMERY MORTON MULLINS MUNSEY NISBEIT OSBORNE PARKS PARSLEY PARTEE PEDICO PHILLIPS PITTARD PITTS PURNELI. RAMEY RICKETTS ROBERTS ROBINSON SANDERS SHERRELI. SMITH SMITHSON llLLl R. MARGAKKT MuiflCCsllOIO Miller. Edward Murfieesboio Montgomery, Imogene Toccopola, Miss. Morton, Nancy Shelbyville MULLINS, Jane Murfieesboio MuNSEY, Lee Varti ace NiSBETT, Betty Miufieeslioro Osborne, Thomas M Spiingfiekl Parks, Betty Sue N ' asbviUe Parsley, [ARGARET F Afurfi eesboio Partee. Marie Bell Buckle Pedigo, Thomas L McMimnille Phillips, Charlotte Miufrecsboio Pittard, Beatrice B Murfieesboio Pitts, Maudie Marie . Murfieesboio PuRNELL, Phyllis Ann l.ebanou Ramey, Lelia Oak Ridge RiCKETTS, Jack Ware Cedar Forest Roberts, Mary Ellen I ' elham Robinson. Pearl Lyuuville .Sanders, Bobby Leon Blanche Sherrell, Mary Ruth Manchester Smith, George Murfreesboro Smithson, Hazel Woodbury Jreskman Class I R ATKR IIILKMAN HJW k ESTBROOKS VH1-:ELER WILLIAMS VOODS WRIGHT VLARGAN Spivev, Radford C Red Builiiig Springs Sugg, Rae Burt Eggleston rullahoma Tarwarter, Edith Minfreesboio Thurman, Beatrice Manchester TowRV, Corinna Lynn Fayettevillc ' an Hooser. Sara Woodbury Walls, James W Dickson Veargan, Edwin Ward. Ann Wkstbrooks. Peggy Ann Wheeler, Bettee Jean Williams. Marlyn Jean AVooDRUFF, William Woods, Cornelia A RiGHT, George 1 ' . MiirfrccsI)oro Lascassas Murfreesljoin Mmfrecslioro Murficesboro Lauicncel)urg Murfreesljoro Dickson Matthew Hodgson . . James Ira Jackson Mable June Jackson Not Pictured Ariirfieesboro Billy Jamison Murfreesboro iRA Bradford Miller Clifton Lawrence Pugh Owen D, Stewart Fostervillc Murfreesboro Murfreesboro Chapel Hill Jreskman Class Directory of Graduates MAY, 1946 Adaiusoii, David Bealy, Lucille Beatrice Bragg. X ' irginia Roy Brooks, jaincs A. Broyl s, Mary Evelyn Bryan. John T Burton. Jessie Leverne Cason. Nadean Cobb, Una Virginia Cook. Eunice Blanche Fisiier. Edwina Ganlt. Thomas Gault. Virginia Garner Gordon. Mary (irahani Gordan. Rolicrt ]. Cribble, raiiline Hale, Mary Will Hcnson Henley. .Samuel Orville Hitt. Ovs ' en E Howse, Mary Elizabeth Jacobs, David L Jones, Mary Evelyn Kcrby, Kathryn Adelaide Alexandria Grimsley McMinnville Lodge Fayetteville Mmfrcesboro Mt, Juliet Nashville Readyville Hartsville Lebanon Dec herd Dccherd C bristiana Christiana McMinnville Oiiidap Decherd Normandy Minfreesboro Beech Grove Murfreesboro Wartrace Ledbelter, ' irginia Reed Linden Mc. fee, Jessica Fayetteville McClarney, James John Murfreesboro McCord, Cowden Nashville McCrary, Joe B. Murfreesboro McFolin, Marjorie Blanche Murfreesboro McKee, Frances .Seat Lebanon Myers. Lola Pikeville Neel. Robert. Jr Murfreesboro () er asli. Thclma Dell Charleston. S. C, I ' eiiy, Juanita Fayetteville Rajjer, Charles Joyce Doyle Robcrson, James Boyd Pikeville Ri senberg. Clara ' ogel Murfreesboro Rdwlctt, James Franklin Woodbury Sdiulze, Bertha Tracy City Sherrill, Edna Louise Cohniibia riuirman. Christine Manchester W ' aldron, Martha Patdine Smyrna Ward. Ruth Kclton Lascassas Watson. Pauline Old Hickory Wiseman, William Stone Shelby villc AUGU.ST Waynesboro Charlotte . Shelby villc Shclbyvillc Murfieesboro Adcock, Iniogene Oueen .Anderson, Mary E. Baker, Esther Bettye Brandon. Janie Marie Bryant. Eli al)Cth Jane Burch, Billy Pendlcy Bruceton Burkett, Burbon Columbia Caltee, James Ivan Cleveland Cardwell, DoUye Watertown Casity, Fred Albert Murfreesboro Dc aull, Clifford Nashville Diiggin, Dorothy Readyville Dykes, Ethel Martin Tracy City Ferrill, Hulsey E Murfreesboro Fitzgerald, Mary Celina Gamble, Barnett James Doyle Goodman, Lude C Tracy City Grandstaff, Robert Frances Murfreesboro (;rau, George J Tidlahonia Hincs, William Millard Summcrtown [atk.son, Mary Edna Eagleville Jones, Katherine Ruth Adams Kirby, Kenneth B Carthage Knight, William Donald Milton Lcnsgraf, Marion Hankins Lebanon Lewis. Dalah Ruth Manchester McDade, Virginia Nashville Mullican, Harold W Rockvale Odoni, Willie Elene Smithville Phillips, Charles Robert Watertown Reeder, Margaret Patton Watertown Robertson, Lucy Belle Taft Smith. Hanie Shelbyville Summers, Catherine Sequatchie Tarpley, Heririan Vestal Daisy Tate, Frances Linden DECEMBER llw l)()i))iil()) ( ' Jni. liiuis Tree JANUARY Lcl ll S)i iv! Lei It Siiou ' ! Lei II Siwii ' ! FEBRUARY The Moiilh of Brides at T. S. C. Omamzatms Midlander Staff Seated, left lo right— Thomas Gault, Class Editor; DoLLVE Cardwell, Hiisiiicss Manager; Blanche Cook, Editor; Jessie Burton, Associate Editor; Ann Evans, Associate Editor; Loyde Middleton, Assistant Busi iess Manager; Flora Eskew, Assistant Business Manager. Standing— Betty Hart, Athletics; Jean Latimer. Assistant Snapsliot Editor: Anne Key. Cliih Editor: Frances Seat McKee, Feature Editor. (Norma Rousseau Bi ' rcdorf. the Snapslwt Editor, ivas not present when the picture was made.) Through this volume of the Midlander the stafT has tried to provide for the in- slilution a -writlcn record of the year ' s e cnts. It has been a special pleasure to ihem lo ])ublish this first postwar volume, and it is their sincere wish that peace will continue long after this jjublication ceases to exist. THE MIDLANDER THE SIDE-LINES The Sidc-Lims is a stuckni ixipcr, piilj- lishcd bimonthly by the students ui the college, to keep the students on the cani- |)tis. those in the armed forces, and other alumni inlormcd as to the whereabouts oi prcseiil and iormer students and the program being carried out by the college. Side-Lines Staff Left to jjg i(— Marv Graham Cordon. Rrlxnter; Dollye Cardwell. Ciiriilriliiiii Mtiiiager: Peggy Bryant, Business Manager; VIRGINIA McDade, Editor: Charles Ralph. Associate Editor; Thelma Overcash. Features; IMOGENE Queen, Reporter: Loyde tlDDLETON, Reporter; Jessie Burton. Reporter. (Geraldine Dance, Alumni; Phyllis Purnell, Reporter: JUANrrA Perry, Reporter; Margaret Miller. Reporter; Thomas Jordan, Reporter; Blanche Coffey, Reporter; Lurlie Wiseman, Reporter: were not present when the picture was made.) ¥ ' H ' «S Sctilfd. Iff! lo ) g i — Marjorie McFOLiN, Scncliin: Janie Brandon; Ann Evans; Iaicv Belle Robertson Flora F.skew; Blanche Cook. Pirsidciil. s rt)irf; ,!i— Katherine Jones. Trcusurcr: Clara ' . Rosenberg Jean 1 ' atton; Evelyn Brovles; Celia DePriest; KATHR •N Kerbv. I ' lcc-Pit ' sidi-iil: Elizabeth Schardt. Sjjcnisur Hester Rogers. Spo isoi, Marie Lineberrv. TAU OMICRON SIGMA CLUB Tail Omicron is an honorary society for young ladies. Membership by election is based on leadership, scholarship, and char- acter. The society strives to promote scliolar- ship and to uphold the ideals of this insti- tution. Three regular meetings are held each C|uarter — social, educational, and business. This society was organized in 1930 by a facidty committee. The Sigma Club is an honorary organiza- tion for men interested in cultinal and in- tellectual development. It was founded on February 5, 1925. by Mr. Neal D. Fra ier who was couiiselor until his recent death. For two years the club has been inactive, bin jslans are being made for reorganization. Donald C. Knight, Mr. W. B. Judd, and Mr. T. B. Voodmore are the only members on the campus at the present time. STUDENT CHRISTIAN UNION The Student Cliiistian I ' nioii cndea ois to promote Christian lell() • hip on the campus and wherever its members go. It is open to all students and is affiliated with the ' orld Student Christian Federation. This organiza- tion sponsors the Sunday evening esper services, dormitory devotional period. Re- ligious Emphasis ' Week, and arious acli ities. ,(■ ( (() riglii. first roii— Marie Partee; Ji amta Perr ; Ann Evans; Betty Kelton; AVii,NrA Bovce: Irene EsTEs; Lucy Belle Robertson; . nn Ward; Mary Lewis Carr; Maggie Flynn; Carolyn Collier; Blanche Becton; Doris Carlton; Corinna Towry; Eula Mae Major; Virginia Holliday; Dorothy Hurt; Luella Flowers; Gladys Odom; Lois McMurry; Rudder Collier. Second row— Thomas Osborne; ' irginia Ralston; Virginia Cobb; . nne Key. Treasurer; Edith Tarwater. Secretary; Xadean Cason; Ratherine Jones. President; LoYDE Middleton. First Vice-Presidenl; Irma Banks, Second Vice-President; Charles RALPH. Re- porter; Blanche Cook; Elene Odom; Nellie Wright. Third lou ' — Jane Holman; Pearl Robinson; Mary Jo Ladd; Martha Jackson; Martha Morris; Betsy Dean; Jeanette Brown; Madge Campbell; Frances Hunter; Phyllis Purnell; Jacquelyn McMurtrv; Betty ' Sue Parks; Betty Parker; Thelma Overcash; Helene Woodard; Jean Patton; Rad Spivey; Thomas Pedigo; Charles Knowles; Norma Rousseau Burg- dorf; Jean Robertson. (Clayton L. James. Sponsor; NfARY Hall. Sponsor; Louise Arnold; Dudley Barber: Lucille Beaty; Frances Broyles; Aileene Dent; Margaret Eichenbercer; Jo Elkins; Margaret Hicks; Mary Sue Jennings; Dalah Lewis; Clara Lowe: ' irginia McDade; Martha Anne NToore: Ray Patterson; Hazel Smithson; and Vvon.ne ' ANZANT were not present when the picture was made.) HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club strives to bring about belter social contacts between the stu- dents, to inipro e home and school life, to set high standards tor college girls, and to give girls a knowledge of the formation and func- tioning of clubs that will be usefid in teaching home economics. Raihi-rine Jones Misi Hoinv Econoniu First row. Icjt to righl-]v. N I ' ATTON. Treasurer; BETSY DEAN; MARGARET BARTON; BETTY Lou CARTER; FRANCES Brovles; Ann Evans; Jean Tarwater, Social Chairman; Jean Robertson, Second rice-President. Second rmc- Miss Duckworth. Sponsor; Jane Holman. Secretary; Elizabeth Bryant. First Vice-President; Celia DePriest, President: Katherine Jones, Publicity: Miss Nelson, sponsor. Third ™z ' -LouiSE Sherrell; Edith Tarwater; Marie Lineberry; Mary Lewis Carr; Virginia Ledbetter; Carolyn Collier; Virginia Adams; Lucille Beatv; Louise Arnold; Willie Bates; Frances Seat McKee; Dalah Lewis; Elene Odom; Mary Jo Ladd; Gladys Odom; Marion Hankins Lensgraf; Jeanette West; Irene Estes; Alberta McCormack. (Doris Carlton. Rae Eggleston .Sugg. Juanita Perry. Imogene Queen. Hazel Smithson. and Helene () )I)ard were not present when the picture wa.s made.) l-li.U liiw. nil III iii iii— .. li. D.WAULT; I ' EARL ROBINSON; MARV FRANCES KEMF: | r, .l 1KI.1-I, 1 RAMI lltNLEV; Westelle St. Clair; C.orrine 1 ' utman; Stanton MacIntvre. Reporter: Willie Dunaway. Sergeant nt Arms: Joe Gibson, President; ellik Wright. Secretary-Treasurer: Thomas Jordan. Vice-President: Dorothy Hurt; Norma Rousseau Burcdore; v. Iris Zarecor; Celia DePriest; Dorothy Goldstein; Mazle Duggin. Second row—C. R. Noah; C;lara I,o ve; Frances Broyles; Madge Campbell; Ann Evans; Juanita Perry; IMOGENE Queen; Mary Ann .umbro; Lola Myers; Sara Van Hooser; Frances Hunter; Joycelyn Fc- Murtry; Thomas Pedico; Jacquelyn McMurtry; Gladys Odom; Elene Odom; Mrs. Joe Gibson; Charles Qualls. Tliird rou ' — Marjorie NfcFoLiN; Mary Maxwell; Sarah Maxwell; Evelyn Broyles; Bill Bryan. (Nance Jordan, Sponsor: Cowden P. McCord; Jane Duncan; Ellen Woodward; Frances Hickerson; John McBride; George Wright; James Walls; Margaret Barton; Charley Jordan; Geraldine Dance; and Corneli. Leatherman were not present when the |)i(tnic w;is nnule.) AVIATION CLUB The Aviation CUib was oiuani ed ]amiary was tlien cxtunclecl to those students who hiid 10. 1946, by students takins the coiiise in flown before and to those who plan to sttidy aeronautics offered at T. .S. C. Membership aviation in the fiiiiire. JJa ' ■ U N- f w SAUNDERIAN SOCIETY • ). rmc. c i to ng)il—]v. K LATIMER, President: Jessie Burton. Vice-Presi- den t; Willie Bates, Secretary-Treas- urer: Margaret Eichenberger; Mar- tha Anne Moore; Irene Estes; Blanche Cook. Second roa ' — Nadean Cason; Virginia Ralston; Ann Ward; Virginia Cobb; Jeanette Br(jwn; Martha Anne Morris; Blanche Becton; Elene Odom; Gladys Odom. Third loic— Virginia Ledbeiter; . nn Evans; Betty Kel ton; I.uella Flowers; Dorothy Hurt; Mazle Duggin; Wilma Boyce; Helene Woodard; Marie Lineberry; Mrs. Wilson Springer; Wilson Springer. (Ray Patterson, Reporter, was not present when the pictme was niaile.) (Miss E. May .Saunders, inset, is s]M)nsor of tlie liiib.) GLEE CLUB First row, left to right— Leua RameY; Jeanette West; Flora Eskew. Ac- (oinpanist: Elizabeth Bryant. } ' ice- Presidenl; HoBART DAVIS, Director: Jean I ' atton, President: . nne Key, Reporter: GLADYS Odom, Secretary- Treasurer: Marimac Fowler. Second Kyji ' — Pearl Robinson; Marie Partee; liEiTV Sue Parks; Elene Odom; E elyn Broyles; Blanche Becton; Mary Fanning; Jean Latimer; Willie Bates; Lurlie Wiseman. Third row — Betty Lou Carter; Jessie Burton; Lillian Crawley; Frances Hunter; .Ann Ward; | ((iiii;sN McMurtry; Joycelyn li li kiRY; Mary Maxwell; Sarah l WW 1 i.l; .Ann Evans; Blanche Cook. SAUNDERIAN SOCIETY GLEE CLUB The purpose of this club is to enable The purposes of the Glee Club are to make students to become more familiar with the possible improvements in ocal work and to classics. Under the supcr ision of Miss E. be a musical benefit to the colk ' oe and the May .Saunders, recordings of well-known musi- ommunity. The dub is under the direction cians are heard at each meeting. of Mr. Hobart Davis. ORCHESTRA STRING ENSEMBLE The aims of tliis organization aic iwolold: inuiual iniprovL-inent and plcasmc ol its members and to Ix-iiefit the school and coiii- nuinitv musi cally. Ihider the direction of Mrs. Atdiman Sanders, the orchestra piesents classical orchestrations. The String Ensemble is composed of a small group of siiidents who play classical compo- sitions to augment their musical tle elo]jment. ORCHESTRA Pearl Robinso.n; I ' h llis I ' crnell; Edith Hinks D.avis: M. rie Line- berry. Sfti-fliiiy-Trcasitrci : ANN Ward; . nn Evans; Octa McKnight; Martha Powell; . ileene Dent; Flora Eskew, President: AfRS. . ULT- MAN Sanders. Director: Jean Lati- mer, Librariiiu: Peggy W ' estbrooks; Blanche Cook; Jeanette Brown; Jessie Burton; Ida Dunnaway; Ran- dall Harlev; Ca.ADYs Odom; Willie Bates, lielmrter; Betty Parker; Martha Jackson; .Sarah Maxwell; Glen Kinnard. lice-President: JOYCELYN McMURTRY; JACQUELYN Mc ruRrRY. STRING ENSEMBLE First (■ ()  .v .v— Jean Latimer. Marh LiNEBERRY, OcTA McKnight. Second Violinists — Ida Dunnaway. Jessie Burton, Gladys Odom. Cellist— Blanche Cook. Double Bass— Aw Evans. Pianist— Lvkue Moon Wise- man. DRAMATIC CLUB First row, left to right — Thelma Overcash; Frances Kemp; Nellie W ' RIGH r: JEANETTE WEST; RAD SpIVEY; )KAN Robertson; Jean Tarwater; Mary Fanning; Thomas Pedigo; Marimac Fowler. Second row— Frances Henley; Joe F. Wilkes, SpiDisor: Anne Key. Vice-President; Peggy Bryant. Treasurer: Charles Ralph, President: Margaret Barton, Secretary: l.OYDE Middleton; Eva BuRKETT. Sfionsor: NfARY Iris Zare- cor; Norma Rousseau Burgdorf. Third joii— EULA Mae Major; Doris Carlton; Dorothy Hurt; Carolyn Collier; Edith Tarwater; Mary Eewts C;arr; Pearl Robinson; Marie Partee; Betty Lou Carter; Betty Parker. Fourth roic— Leslie Dabbs; Ruth Sherrill; Phyllis Purnell; Betty Cloyd; Betty .Sue Parks; jacquelyn mcmurtry; joycelyn McMurtry; Rudder C:ollier; Fran- ces Hunter; Lelia Ramey; Lois McMurry; Charles Knowles. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Scaled, left to i ight— ' SADl.AN CasoN. Publicity Chairman: CXARA V. Rosen- berg; .S. O. Henley; Lucy Robert- .SON; Irma Banks. Secretary-Treasurer; James Rowlette. President; Willie Bates. Vice-President: Thomas (;ault; Virginia Gault; Lude Good man; Gladys Odom; Elene Odom (Dr. C. C. .Sims. Sponsor: Mary An DERSON. Mary Hall. .Sara Hooper Martha Morris, and Rudder Col l.lER were not present when the pic ture was made.) DRAMATIC CLUB International Relations Club Tlic primary jiiirijose of the Dramatic Club is to develop an appreciation and a better understanding of the dramatic art. Training and experience in the various fields connected with play production also play a major part in the aims of this club. ft is the purpose of this club to make a study of (iirient e ents and to promote an interest in world proljlems among the stu- dents. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Future Teachers of America The Baptist Student I ' nion is the unified The innpose ol this oi ' oanization is to aiil program of religious arti ity of Baptist stu- dents on the college campuses throtighoiu the in the development of students who are pre- paring to l)ccomc teachers. This is the first •South. year iliai ihe organization has Ix-en on liu campus. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION First loic. left lo rig i — Jkan Robert- son. Second Vice-President: Blanche Becton. First Vice-President: Nellu: Wright, Reporter: Jean Tarwater. President; Katherine Jones. Social Chairman; BLANCHE CooK. Music Di- rector. Second roii ' — Jessie Blirton; Betty Kelton. YUA Rejnesentatixie: Edith Tarwater; Marie Iineberrv; Martha Jackson. Muguztue Repre- sentative. Third lou ' — Ann Ward; Virginia Cobb; Charlie Ralph. Sun- day School Representative: Thelma Overcash. Fourth row — CHARLES Knowles; Sarah Maxwell; Mary Maxwell; . nn Evans. (Those people who were not present when the picture was made are: Dorothy Hurt. Treasurer; Lelia Rame ' . Secretary; Betty Lou Carter; Maggie Flynn; Clara Lowe; and Frances McKee.) FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row. left to ni; ; — ' irginia Mc- Dade. President: Nadean Cason. Vice-President: Marjorie McFolin; Virginia Gault. Secretary: Irma Banks. Historian. Second row— Evelyn Broyles, Parliamentarian: Lucy Robertson, Treasurer; Lola Myers; Gladys Odom; Elene Odom. Third row — Helene Woodard; ' ir- ginia Ralston; Virginia Ledbetter; Blanche Cook. Song Leader. Fourth rou ' — Miss Mary Hall, Sponsor; Mr. Joe Frank Wilkes. Sponsor. (Mr. Howard Kirksey, Sponsor: Dorothy DUGCIN. Librarian; LOUISE Sherrill; JUANITA Perry; F. ye Pierce were not present when the pictnre was made.) WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC COUNCIL .(■ to ligla—XiKGWw Adams. Secre- lar : IMOGENE Queen, President; I$ETTV Hart. Treasurer; Janie Bran- don. Vice-President. WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION l- ' irsl row, left to riglit — Jeanette West; Frances Kemp; Joyce Verble; Marv Ellen Roberts; Frances Henley; Celia DePriest; Virglma . dams. Secretary; Imogene Queen, President: Betty Hart, Treasurer; Mary Graham Gordon. Second row —Jean Robertson; fARjoRiE Mc- FoLix; Evelyn Broyles; Gladys Odom; Louise . rnold; Florence Owen; Juanita Perry; Ann Evans; DOLLVE C;ardwell. Third roil ' — Wiiiii; Bates; Sarah NFaxwell, v. Maxwell; Jessie Burton; Dorothy Hurt; Mary Ann Zumbro; C:lara Lowe; Norma Rousseau Burcdorf; Edith Davis; Marie Llneberry. WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The purpose of the ' ()incn ' s Athletic As- sociation is to promote more effecti ely the spirit ot honor, sportsmanship, and college loyalty; to encourage in student life right activities and suppress unwholesome tenden- Membership in the .Association is attained by winning one hundred points in intramural activities and upon payment ol a filty-cent fee which is a lifetime fee. The council or the governing board is elected by the AV.A,A, MARCH Neu ' MacJiinery for the ludnslnal Arts Deliarlmenl APRIL u the Spring a Young Fancy Lightly Turns Thoughts of mf Man ' s to MAY Griiduiilion , l Iny 22 features Mlaneke Cook MISS T. S. C. Mly Mutch BACHELOR OF UGLINESS ' Dollye Cardwdl MOST VERSATILE GIRL MOST VERSATILE BOY il - jflB;¥ 9l0m Sskew MOST POPULAR GIRL Charles Kalpk MOST POPULAR BOY cr W 0 ' s Who Billy Burch Jame Brandon EvEL N Brovles Jessie Burton DOLLVE CARDWELL Blanche Cook Katherine Jones KATHR N KERB Virginia McDade Thelma Overcash Imogene Queen Celia DePriest Jean Patton Clii(il(ii lns—Fi.OR. EsKKW. IIcikI chcfilciirlci : MARGARET Barton; Thelma Overcash; Bill Patterson; Mary Fannlng; Charles Ralph. A tkletics Left to right, from iii- l R ' i nn I miiro, liiin Clovd. Nancy Airman, Betty Hart (CafHain). Faye KliNT. JACQUELYN ,McMllRrR . IMOGENE QUEEN. Back )Y)t( ' — SARAH MAXWELL, BEATRICE THURMAN, [ARY Ellen Roberts. Jane Brandon. Louise Arnold. Jane Bratten. Dollye Cardwell (Manager). (Coach Nance Jord. n was absent when picture was made.) Climaxing the season whh a memorable trip to Atlanta to participate in the South eastern AUl ' tournament the Blue Raicler- ettes returned to intercollegiate competition this year with a record of eleven victories and four defeats. Advancing to the semifinals in the AUl ' tournament the Middle Tennessee State College girls were eliminated by the naiionai champion Goldblumes. During the playing season the team de- feated such opponents as the Conners Okla- homa College girls; the CAPers, West Ten- nessee champions; the Atlanta Y.W.C.A.; Camp Forrest; the Naslnille Business College and other outstanding sextettes. Only the Goldblumes defeated the Raiderettes by more than a single point. Naiuy . ikman led the scoring for the team while Captain Betty Hart was a fine door leader and defensive player. Maiy Ann Ziimbro, playing from a guard position, was a constant offensive threat averaging five points each game. Imogenc Queen completed this excellent delensi e trio. Sharing scoring honors with Miss . ikman were Betty Cloyd, Mary Ellen Roberts, and F aye Kent, used interchangeably by Coach Nance Jordan throughout the season. Capable replacement malirial came from the reserves of the scjuad, including fane Brandon, Jacquelyn McMurtry, Jane Bratten, Louise Arnold, Beatrice Thurman, and Sarah Maxwell. RAIDERETTES R I D R For the first time since the season of 1941-42. the Blue Raiders were playing ball again this year as M. T. S. C. ' s first postwar team. With lew of the old letter men back, and with very little experience behind it, the all-veteran scjuad. under the coaching of O. L. Freeman, won its share of the season ' s games. The Raiders got oft to a late start and had a very .short season. During this season the team defeated Austin Peay twice, David Lips- comb, Woodbury, and came up against many other strong teams. Gleason Fra icr and Gene Mclnlire vcrc always in there to take the ball off the back- board while Dave Adamson and .Sam Wilson played a Hashy floor game. Teaming up with these four was Charles Phillips who always came in from the side lor his share of the shots. Frecpient relief was gi en i)y John Greer, Joe Davis, and Thomas Cole. However, the entire squad saw some action in the majority of the games. The other members include Loyde Middleton, Bill Woodruff. Billy Burch. Cowden McCord, Joe Maddox, Elbert Sulli- van, Tommy [ordan. John Davis, and Willie Dimna vay. ,(• ( to light, lint KHi ' — Bill Woodruff. Lovde Middleton. Joe Davis, Thomas Cole. Sam Wilson. Second ran— Elbert Sullivan. Joe Maddox. Cowden McCord. Cleason Frazier. Gene McIntire (Captain), Billy Burch. Third roii ' — Willie Dunnawav, John Davis. To.mmy Jordan. Coach Freeman. Dave . damson. Charles 1 ' hillips. J. D. Greer • .mil SNAPSHOTS . Head over heels. 2. Pioiiie- nade. 3. Todd ' s Taxi. - . Txlncal Freshmen. 5. Our pride and joy. 6. Contact. 7. Miss ir ir. S. Clara of the cash reikis- ler. 9. Four jills and a jeep. 10. -Miss Flopjjsie. 11. Honk. 12. Skv blue yonder. n. ■Hedilx I.auiarrs. 14. Our editor, n. In a ml. 16. -Hi. Miss lllanclie. 17. All smiles. S. Campus costume. 19. Lec: s. 20. Barefoot girl. 21. Peeka- boo. 22. -You name it. we ' re tiled.- 21. Yea. team! 1. Flvin ' i q . 2. Sunday ajler- noon stroll. ,?. The bunch! - . Chain gang. 5. Heck, Beck! 6. Mistress Mary, cjuite—nice! 7. Blue mood. fl. Catherin ' nuts. 9. The dorniilory alarm clocks. 111. Drop her easy. boys. 11. Campus beauties. 12. Memories. ' . -Tlielnia. someone to see ou. 1-1. He ' s married, girls, n. Don ' t fence me in. 16. -Hots. 17. -Putt. Putt. Putt. IS. I ain ' t got nobody. 19, -Welcome home, hoys. 20. - ' Tile Chaplain. € 1 . A SNAPSHOTS . Hiiliha! Hublm! 2. Gimd look- ing garbage these ilaxs. ' . The gang ' s all here. ■ . Frozen Fresh- man. 5. No can do. 6. Hoi jiUols. 7. Did you sax golff S. ]o . 9. Rev. and Mrs. Harney. 10. Pardon nie. Iiul ou loolt just like Margie. II. Let it snoie. 12. Tivo fresh ' uns. 11. Thomas ' Constant Caddy. 1-t. Studying? 15. Cheek that per- sonality! 16. Snoicball. 17. Oak Ridge Alomie. IS. Where ' s Janie 1 . A ' o j arking. gals! 20. Mr. and Mrs. 21. Oh poodle! 22. Hey! turn him around. 21. Buddies. 2-t. ■■Pettiroat. I. Freeze. Freshman! 2. The -llirdmen. !. Tra! l.a! La! ■ . -Well. Iiurry up: ' lie says. 5. Miss Creeii. 6. Coing to town? 7. Free at last! S. One. tieo. button your slioe! K Siug. do. mi. sol. 10. Hubba! Hubba! II. Xighthawk by day. 12. Home Economics initiation. It. Ed! IS. Eager beaxiers. n. Some error! 16. del your shoes ofl my bed. 17. The cut o iveaving. IS. 11:10 p.nr — nigblly. I ' . .-} man ' s a man for a ' that. 20. What shall I vcai 21. Billy and Ethel. 22. Oops! 21. .■ire you ill tune. she says. 21. (Iriii ' some tieosoine. SALLY-ANN BREAD and CAKES Made Purely for You MIDDLE TENNESSEE BAKERIES CORPORATION, Inc. Compliments of F. W. Woolworth Company Woodfin Moore Phones 90—99 AMBULANCE ANYWHERE any TIME J, JLny place Craddock Hatchery Approved Chicks MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE Phone 334 THE HUB FOR BETTER CLOTHES COOK ' S CAFE Good Eats A. B. SMITH ' S CLEANERY Phone 350 JAMES K. POLK HOTEL A House of Distinction MURFREESBORO, TENN. W. R. BELL SON jewelers On the Square 66 Years MURFREESBORO Phone 208 ■ McCORD HARRIS G. R. McGHEE THE REXALL STORE jeweler Phone 187 School Supplies sporting Goods Drugs and Sundries 122 North Church Diamonds — Watches Jewelry Watch Repairing Murfreesboro ' s Exclusive Men ' s Store T. N. GREGORY DUDLEY FLETCHER ' S TOGGERY 212 West Main Street Shoe Repairing Harness — Hardware i A Good Place to Compliments of SAVE PALMER ' S Tennessee Auto PRODUCE Stores, Inc. CHARLES Roy Norris Bill Carlton Department Stores Norris and Carlton Six Stores to Serve Friendly Grocers You in Tennessee . . . MURFREESBORO— KNOXVILLE KINGSPORT— JOHNSON CITY MORRISTOWN— PARIS PHONES 88 AND 89 A. L. SMITH CO. Druggists Holtingsti ' orth ' s Candy Magazines School Supplies PHONE 425 INSURANCE In Twenty-Seven Yeurs Every Claim Paid — Ask Your Neighbor — It ' s So! ROBERT T. GROOM George Henry Osborne-Harrell Hardware Company Nothing But Insurance Established 1919 Phone 757 28 North S;de Square COHENS Smarter Clothes Read the RUTHERFORD COURIER Your County Paper ■A- JOB PRINTING PHONE 378 KERR MARTIN DRUG STORE Compliments of iV FARMER ' S We Frame Pictures at Little Cost PRODUCE East Side Square Phone 45 BUCHANAN AND TARPLEY DRUGS Tennis Supplies — Soda Water Phone 7 H V Delinr Your Order DAVIS -• • • • • For the Things Yoii Li ke . . . At the Price Yon iiit to P v ' FERRELL ' S STUDIO W. T. GERHARDT MERCHANT TAILOR CUitiiing — Pressing — Altering Phone 59 6 6 TAXI NEXT TO BUS STATION 24-Hour Service Will Haynes, Manager HARRISON ' s P H A R M A C Y  • a green Agency Store Phone 388 AULTMAN ' S Jewelers WATCHES DIAMONDS MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE Compliments of Champion Shoe Shop 31 South Side Square C. B. LEATHERMAN AND COMPANY Dry Goods and Ladies ' Ready-to- Wear Floor Coverings — Window Shades PHONE 69 MILLER ' S Insurance Agency s ECURITY AVINGS ERVICE PHONE 502 BECTON WESTBROOK RETAIL GROCERS South Side Square Phone 237 i GOOD CLOTHES i G o L D STEIN s Welcome. T. 5. C. Girls and B oys Compliments of STROUD ' S GROCERY COMPANY STROUD ' S FURNITURE COMPANY J. C. PENNEY COMPANY OLD-FASHIONED In Our Insistence of Honest Values BUT MODERN In Style and Service SUNSHINE HOSIERY MILLS MURFREESBORO BANK AND TRUST C O M P A N Y Int ' iies Your Patronage MEMBER F. D. I C. Compliments of Use That Commerce Union Bank Good Gulf Gasoline Murfreesboro, Tenn. Trade at Gulf Service Stations Built on Confidence Growing Through Service R. Y. MARTIN, Distributor Compliments of Young and Ogilvie Colonial LUMBER 320 South Church Street Coffee Telephone 3 and Colonial Foods Harry Scott ' s Cleanery Distributed by ■¥■ C. B. RAGLAND Phone 123 Nashville, Tenn. ■¥■ Woco Pep Herman Jackson Appliance Co. ALLEN SERVICE STATION Ranges, Frigidaire, Refrigerators Tiolene Motor Oils Small Appliances, Radios Bendix Washer, Easy Washer Phone 811 Phone 985 McBROOM ELECTRIC COMPANY 117 North Maple Street Appliance Headquarters — Sales and Service Day Phone 511. Night Phone 145 8-R Murfreesboro ' s Finest Record Department JAMES H. McBROOM, JR., Manager Compliments of RED ROSE DAIRIES Delicious Red Rose Ice Cream Pasteurized Dairy Products Phone 293 Murfreesboro, Tennessee HUDDLESTON MOTORS 322 West College Street Phone 82 DeSoto — Plymouth Sales and Service STANDARD ESSO DEALER ROBERTS COAL COMPANY EARL ROBERTS, Owner Phones 183-193 PALMER COAL JELLICO COAL Loans to Build, Remodel, and Refinance MURFREESBORO FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Stickney, Griffis, Gannaway Everylhiiig Yon Would Expect to Fhiii in A MODERN DRUG STORE West Side Square M U R F R E E S B o R O L A U N D R Y c O Launderers — Cleaners For J Completi ' Line of School Supplies McLELLAN STORES CO. The Friendly 5c to Si Store T A G Compliments G E R S - of w A D E F L O W E R s H O P Fl orists ' Telegraph De Phone 77 ivery Service CHAS. L. BRILEY Plumbing, Heating, and Electrical Company Phone 761 SANDERS MOTOR COMPANY iS SALES SERVICE CONSUMERS SUPPLY COMPANY ICE AND CONSUMERS ICE CREAM A Home Concern for Home Phone 812 People Congratulatioin. Class of ' 46 To You Students of T. S. C, We Cordially Invite You to Make This Your COLLEGE HEADQUARTERS Cecil EIrod ' s INCORPORATED W jy Take a Chance Jackson Brothers MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE When Yon Can Buy 107 — Telephones — 108 Siiles itnd Service MAGNOLIA OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET WRECKER BUTTER Wheel and Axle Ali{;nment Wheel Balancinu Cannot Be Excelled in Qualit y ■¥■ Costs No More Than Ordinary Official Tire Inspection BELL BROTHERS Butter AND COMPANY -K Lumber und Builders ' Supplies RUTHERFORD Paint iiitd GLiss COUNTY CREAMERY Telephone 196 ASSOCIATION MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE BOB OVERALL MOTOR COMPANY Dodge and Plymouth Phone 434 MURFREESBORO CUMBERLAND VALLEY NURSERIES, Inc. WHOLESALE GROWERS OF GENERAL NURSERY STOCK Contract Growing, of Peach and Apple Stock for Commercial Orcbardists a Specialty Write Today for Free Catalogue and Planting Guide, Offering Dependable Fruit and Nut Trees, Small Fruits, Berry Plants, and General Nursery Stock J. R. BRAGG McMINNVILLE, TENNESSEE Make Sure Your Eyes Are Right TIP TOP Consult BARBER SHOP DR. J. R. NORTON Optometrist T. S. C, We ' re Behind You Clayton Nelson Insurance 256 Taxi DOWNTOWN GARAGE 24-Hour Service Storage Esso Products and Service — Lubricating Washing— Polishing— Atlas Tires and Batteries— Gas and Oil Fifth Avenue Compliments of JOHN A BRAGG HUBERT P. BOYD Esquires McMinnville District Phones 97R — 170X Compl ' inients of Jennings-Ayers Funeral Home RAGLAND-POTTER Phone Phone COMPANY ■ Ambulance j PALACE BARBER SHOP Six Barbers — First-Class Work BASEMENT OF COMMERCE UNION BANK TOMMY MARTIN Assistant State Manager Insure to Be Sure THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IN NEW YORK Twenty Payment Life — Preferred Rest Annuities — Retirement Income Bonds and Educational Policies MURFREESBORO BANK TRUST COMPANY BUILDING Phone 27 Princess Parking Station Fifth Avenue Parking Station Gray ' s Parking Station Fourth Avenue Parking Station Nashville, Tennessee JAMES W. WILLIAMS, Operator Coinplimeiits of KENNETH ' S SNACK SHOP Netfs While It ' s News DAILY NEWS JOURNAL Mid-South Publishing Company Complete Printing Service Phone 38 BOB ' S GROCERY BOULEVARD STORE Telephone 476 Compliments of Kroger Piggly- Wiggly Store Murfreesboro, Tenn. You Need Commercial Food Preparing and Serving Equipment, Contact McKAY-CAMERON COMPANY 212 Third Avenue, North Nashville, Tennessee A FRr E N D t Doesn ' t Cost a Cent The President ' s Protective Investment Plan — a safe, flexible means of providing income for the future. If you die within twenty years, all deposits you have made will be returned to your family plus the principal amount of the contract. FOR DETAILS SEE Wilson Sumniar, Manager; Buford Turpin, Agency Supervisor; C. B. Vickers, Field Assistant, 527-28 Stahlman Building, Nashville 3, Tennessee Gordon Oldham, District Manager, Carthage, Tennessee Will Earl Major, Special Representative, Crossville, Tennessee (Alumni of Middle Tennessee State College) THE FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE CO. SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS Distinguished Service Since 1884 Prints of Pictures in This Yearbook Furnished by TODD ' S PHOTO SHOP 106 East Main Street Phone 866 THE NEW PRINCESS THEATER Pick of All the Big Hits Compliments of Southern Cafe V ' here Good Food Originated Steaks — Chops — Chicken Dinner Best Wishes of Mldlander Staff BUY VICTORY BONDS Leadership of M. T. S. C. in this fight age is typified by overwhchning reception given by both the college students, local fliers and itinerant pilots from all over the United States. It is a proven fact that four out of five have an urge to fly— but all too often it remains only an urge. It is our sincere desire to help you overcome the obstacles. FLIGHT rR. ININ ' G SOLO COURSE PRIVATE LICENSE COMMERCI.AL LICENSE REFRESHER COURSES, ETC. UFLVIT RENT.ALS CHARTER SERVICE AIRPLANE RIDES AIRPLANE REPAIRS PILOTS ACCESSORIES yrl un n eedi n,a rlifUuf. i efi4uce STATE COLLEGE AIRPORT Geographic Center of Tennessee Clyde R. Noah, Airport Manager Phone 628-W