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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1947 volume:

Tennessee State University LIBRARY J reienied bu ROBERT ABERNATHT Alpha Ann Evans, Editor in Chief Firman Cunningham, Business Manager IDe aiue uou . . - ■s ' sfe- ADMINISTRATION CLASSES PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF The 1947 V VOLUME TWENTY-TWO ORGANIZATIONS MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE COLLEGE Lest we forget those ivJio laid donni their n ' o i)i defense of their God and coiiiilry that we might hcn ' e a better world i)i whicJi to live, u ' e affectionately dedicate this booh. Sidney Arnold Harold Bass Harold Brantley Bill Blrkett Danny Bltterbalgh Clyde Cornwell LUCIEN Dlrham Robert Frev Vesley Gilley Roy Hicks John Max Knox Lewis Key Norman Lane R. K. Locker Robert McClintock Bill McCrory ()RHK Moore William Neely Sam Nesbiit Paul Osteen Constant S. Owen Walter 1 ' ennell J. V. Reeves Edgar Rogers Robert Sarvis Arthur Scates Jimmy Schleicher Allen Sewart Ed Seward Robert Smith Roger Smith RuFUS Tipps Bry ' an Turner Leonard Wmu Alton Whitlow Carl ates cl e d i c d I i o n foreu;orc. Within our limited means, we f)resent tliis I ' olume of the Midlaxder in the Iiope that ivlien the present becomes oliscnre, each of you loill find among these pages at least one Ii)ik to Inidge the inten ' al of years and afford a ljarti il sketch xi ' hich will onihle you to fill in more real- istically all the fun. e j)erience. and association -which hai ' e made your years at T. S. C. interesting and worth while to yon. The Staff. loiro 7 Adnuuislxition Biiildim mii Miffiiii ' ' H f ■A t - M ' - - ' if - ♦1Km:i.Stea Science Hall Cajeteyia RutU ' d ' ye Hall I ' M .. ' uuli ..liiui i— K •■f : ■ L 1 1 O ' : K y 1 j 11 V, F ' •, ? • i ; ' . P Library lonc.s Hall -. ' X 1 4-— — — +•— T JCI n m -o- Administration Q. M. Smith, President N. C. Beasley, Dean ■-■ If «f The Edward B. Baldwin (.eography Robert R. Brvden Science F. A Mae Burkett English Kmilv Calcott English I ' HILIP H. Dalton Manual Arts Bllkah Dams Physical Education DelberT a. Dyke Industrial Arts s. Carroll Evins English Otis L. Freeman Manual Arts B. B. Gracv Agriculture Ollie Green , . Chemistry Mary Hall Elementary Sufjovisor Clayton L. James Dean of Students Horace G. Jones Mathematics Nance B. Jordan Physical Education Wlillam B. Jlidd Registrar Howard Kirksey High School Supei-visor Charles E. Lawrence speech and Dramatics Ihomas a. Lipsey Manual Arts E. W. Midgett Commerce Meredith Miller Phvsics and Chemistry Virginia Muncie Home Economics Henrietta Myers Commerce Agnes Nelson Home Economics Elbert Patty Physical Education Richard C. Peck English TOMMIE Reynolds Mathematics Hester Rogers Art Ellis S. Rucker. Jr. Science RiBYE Taylor Sanders Music E. May Saunders Music C. C. Sims Social Science Eugene H. Sloan Journalism Will Dunn Smith Social Science D. L. Stowe Physical Education Joseph F. Wilkes Education NFargaret J. Wright Music Neil H. Wright Music Elizabeth Schardi Foreign Language NO r PICniRED Mrs. D. L. Stowe Science Eldred W iser Science Dr. B.vrt N. W ' huk College Physician ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF c:. THERiNE Clark NlRS. Evelyn Feeder Bill Grandstaff . . Mrs. Marguerite Grandstaei W. C. Hastings Mrs. E rie Hildreth J. S. Holmes Evelyn Jones E. S. Lane Joe Little W. K. McCharen Marjorie McFolin Mrs. Bonnie McHenrn Mrs. Frances G. Pitis A V. B. Woodmore Lihrariafi Director of Dormitories Cafeteria Manager Dietician Engineer Nurse Assistant Bursar Secrctarx to Dean Night U ' atchman Farm Supervisor Librarian Secretaiy to Registrar Secretary to President sistant Director of Dormitories Bursar A C U T Y TRAINING SCHOOL Across the street from the main college campus is the Training School. It is here that the (hilil begins his education, and it is here that the prospective leacliers take their first step in the field of pedagogy. The purposes of the Training .School are to create a friendly, lifelike atmosphere for the child in order that he may put forth his best effort in classroom activities, and to instruct the college students in a teacher ' s procedure with her students. It. with its faculty, makes up a very vital part of the college. L.t Ro Simpson Iiwis 15am) MarcariiT lowi; Mks. Jl I I A I ' . Angkl Francks Snkll Mrs. A.ndrina Brim Mar BiLLE Jordan Mrs. Sewell Manlev Priiicijxil Scioice Social Science Mrs. V. G. Manson An Charlotte Wile Hume Economics y R Frances Snele English . I.ibruriiin I ' .eograpliy Sixth Grade NN . SHLEV Fiflli Grade Mrs. Rav Baxter Fourth Grade .Margaret Harrison Third Grade Second Grade . First Grade The c u Y ASSOCIATED The Associated Student Body is an all-student organization in which it is possible to seek and to bring to light the needs and desires of the students as individuals, as groups, and as a unified body. It strives to iniily interests, opin- ions, and methods oi procedure both within the student body and between the student body and the laculty. The spirit oi the Associated Student Body is that of individual responsibility for, and cooperative support of, the ideals that are in harmony vith democracy. Ihe three branches of go ernment — executive, judicial, legislative — g i v e every student the opportimily to offer suggestions as to the best ways of ac- complishing these aims. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Left to rig i(— Louise . RN0LD, Sfrn-lnry: Hon lU rki n. Allurn, -(.,. Vice-President; Betty Ruth Parker. Ticdsuicr. )(il; Mak An.n Ioui), I ' icsidcnt; IiioM.Vb Mlllins, STUDENT BODY SUPREME COURT Left to right— ]IM BuTLFR Lane. Justice; Charles Chitwoou. JilsIIic: Rot. Urown, Cliiff Justice: Henry Frank Brandon, Justice; J. D. Greer. Justice. CONGRESS Seated, left to ng i (—FRANCES Brovles. Jovcelvn McMurtrv, Marv Elizabeth Faulkenberrv. Secretary; Thomas Mullins, Chairman: Harold Knowles. Bob Baxter. THO L s Cole. Standing— Bob Richard- son, Bill Beaslev. Not {ircsent when jiicture leas made— Hakk Clark. Frances Hickerson, Betty Wheeler. [ARGARET Jackso.n. WOMEN ' S DORMITORY COUNCIL SciiU-d. Ii-fl III ( (j iZ-MakiI ' I.1M■1!IKR . LuRLiE AViSEMAN. ' ic.v V cii ; )()Vi;elvn McMlirtrv. VUc-Prcsident: Mary Sue Jennings, SecreUm. simiiling— Mrs. Evelyn Fi-i.di r, I-iiiuII Adviser; Jean Patton, Dorothy Hawkins, Frances Broyles. Ahsnil when picture u ' «s lukcu: Mrs. Mary Pitt, Faculty Adviser. MEN ' S DORMITORY COUNCIL Sealed. Irfl lo ) ,i i — ROBERT Samori), Wiilard Golden. John Wooien. Slandiiig—Rov, Burkett. Dor- iiiiloix Hml; JOHN AfcCoRii, Chakli s Ralph. Ralph Fleming. Rcuiitratioii Day at T. S. C. The Cla sses Senior Lrjl Id Rii hl MaL ' RV SntarTT Prcsidi ' itl Jean Patton Sfcictd James Woodlee Tirasin WlLLARD GOLDKN Scrgfiuil -al -An ( ot picsciil when pictuic was laken) I HOMAS MlLLINS I ' in-rii-iidf CLASS OFFICERS SENIORS ' iRCiMA Louise Auams MURFREESBORO. TENNESSEE Health and Physical Education Eva Davis Alford murfreeseoro, tennessee Glee Club. ' 41 , ' 42; Tau On Alice Davis Arnold MURFRF.ESBORO, TENNESSEE Englisit Mamie Louise Arnold murfreesboro, tennessee Home Economics s Club. ' 46. ' 47. Second Vice-Presidtnt. ' 47: Secretary of A. S. B., ' 47; S. C. U.. 46, ' 47. Willie J. Bates Linden, Tennessee Home Economics Home Economics Club, •44- ' 47, Vice-President. -47: I. R. C. •45- ' 47, Vice-President. ' 46, President. ' 47: Orchestra, ' 44- ' 47, Secretary- Treasurer. ' 47; Glee Club, ' 44- ' 47; Chorus, ' 47; S. C. U., ' 47; W. A. A., ' 45- ' 47; Saunderian Society, ' 45- ' 47, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 46: Associate Editor, MlDLANDER, ' 47; Who ' s Who, ' 47. ■William M. Beasley murfreesboro, tennessee English, Mathematics President, Freshman Class, ' 42: Who ' s Who, ' 47. Blanche Beatv Grimsley. Tennessee Social Science Tennessee Wesleyan College: Saunderian Society. ' 47. Lawrence E. Bradley Portland, Tennessee Science Thomas G. Brandon MURFREESBORO. TENNES.SEE Margaret Jeanetie Brown Springfield, Tennessee Social Science F. T, a.. ' 47: S. C. U., ' 44- ' 47: ' 46. ' 47. SENIORS Ralkigh H. Brown Overall. Tennessee Science Who ' s Who. ' 42. ' 47; Editor Side-Lines, ' 42. ' 43; T CUib. ' 41. ' 42. ' 4(1; Football. ' 41. ' 42; President. Sophomore Class. 41; Su- pieinc Court Justice. ' 47; Veterans Club. ' 47. Bob Preston Burkett Watertown. Tennessee Social Science, Physical Education, Commerce PvisiiUnt, Freshman Class. ' 42; President. Sophomore Class. ' 4.1; M..M l ' ..r.iil.ir Rov, ' 43: Football. ' 42. ' 47. Co-Captain. ' 47; Baseball. I- ' . IT: l)..iin V Council. ' 43; T Club. ' 43. ' 47; lones Hall li..iinii,.n II, .SI, 47; Most Versatile Boy. ' 47; Veterans Club. ' 47; Helen Byrne Nashville, Tennessee Englisli T. a.. ■4li, ■47: Wlu Vh( Charles Chitwood Rm Boiling Springs. Tennessee Science ans Club. 47: Football. ' 42: T Club, ' 47. William Cook murfreesboro. tennessee Science, Social Science sl.iul Uiisintss Manager of MIULANDER. ' 47. Firman Cunningham McMlNNVILLE. TENNESSEE Social Science incss ManaKtr of MlDLANDER. ' 47; Who ' s Who, ' 47. ' 41. ' 42; Chorus, Robert R. Daniel Davlight, Tennessee Social Science Sarah Louise Dean shel.bvmi-le. tennessee Soiinl Science Ralph M. DeLozier murfreesboro, tennessee Manual Arts, Science Club, 43, li, ' 47; Dramatic Club, ' 41 - ' 43; I. R. C, ' 41. ' 42. KL ) Aileene Dent HlXSON. TENNESSEE Social Science SENIORS C.LALiDiNE Denton McMiNNviLLE. Tennessee Commerce, English S. C. I ' .. -13; Vice-President. Glee Club. -43: . rts Club, •■14: Or- chestra. ' 4.1; Secretary-Treasurer. Saunderian Society. ' 44. C.ELiA Carolyn DePriest LoBF.LviLi.E, Tennessee Home Economics Club. ■44- ' 46. President, ' 46; W, A, A,, •44- ' 46, Sccretar -. 45; S. C. U.. ■44- ' 46. Secretary. ' 45: Vice-President. Jun- ior Class. ' 46: Tau Omicron, W. ' 41, President, 47; Supreme Court. M.T. Mti; Who ' s Who, ■4(i, Flora Eskew LiiBANON, Tennessee Eiigliih, Physical Educalion Club. ' 45. 46; Orchestra. ' 46. President, ' 41); Tau Omicron, 47; Aviation Club, ' 46; W. A. A.. •43- ' 47; Congress. 46; Manager. Side-Lines, ' 45; . ssistant Manager. MidlandeR. rleader, ' 43, ' 46, ' 47; Most Popular Girl, ' 46: Who ' s Who, . LPHA . . N Evans Springfield, Tennessee Music, English Transfer from Univirsily of Chattanooga; Glee Club, ■45- ' 47; Cho- rus. ' 47. Secretary-Treasurer, ' 47: Orchestra. •45- ' 47; Ensemble. 45- ■47, Treasurer, ' 47; Dramatic Club, ' 45; S. C. U.. ■45- ' 47; B. S. U.. ' 46. ' 47. Vice-President. ' 47; Tau Omicron. ' 46. ' 47. Vice-President. ' 47; Secretary. Women ' s Dormitory Council. ' 46: Saunderian Society. ■46. ' 47; F. T. A.. 47; Home Economics Club. 45. 46: W. A. A.. ■45- ' 47; .Assistant Editor. MlDLANDER. ' 46: Editor. MiDLANOER, 47; Whos Who. 47. Maurice E. Farrar Favetteville. Tennessee Science iNiTA Farrar Wartrace. Tennessee Social Science Truman H. Freeman Nashville. Tennessee Manual Arts Joseph C. Gibson Nashville. Tennessee Manual Arts iidcnt. A. S. B., 47; Who ' s Who. ' 47. Ruth Cleaves Wartrace. Tennessee Sofia Science W ' illard M. Golden Kelso. Tennessee Science Sergeant at Arms. Senior Class. 47; Boys Dormitory Council, 47 SENIORS DOROIHV lilTLER GREER 1 ' ROSPF.CT, Tennessee Uinv Jane Hart SHELBVVILLt, TENNESSEE Fhysical Edu , Social Scienr nsfcr from Tennessee Tech; W. A. A., ' 45- ' 47. Treasurer, ' 46. iident. i-; Basketball, •45 ' 47, Captain. 46. Co-Captain. ' 47: inis. ' 45: Softball. ' 45; Aviation Club. ' 47: Most Versatile Girl, Sports Editor of MiDLANDER, ' 46. Jane O ' Neal Holman Springfield. Tennessee Joe Ingram Pulaski, Tennessee Social Science Editor of MiDLAN ' nER. ' 47. Martha Anna Jackson Eaglevili.e, Tennessee Science Mildred Smotherman James Christiana. Tennessee Home Economics Gordon Jennings Liberty. Tennessee R. Oaklev Jennings Davlight. Tennessee Doris Marie Johnston Murekeesboro. Tennessee English. Commerce Gerald Jordan Fosterville. Tennessee SENIORS Betty Lytle Kelton Lascassas, Tennessee English Harold R. Knowles McMiNNviLLE. Tennessee Social Science Manager, Basketball Team. ' 45; Sergeant at Arms. Sopho ' 45; President, Sigma Club. ' 47; Congress. ' 47; F. ' 1 1. R. C, ' 45, ' 47. Prtsident. ' 45. Martha Jea.n Latimer Old Hickory. Tennkssek Music, English Glee Club. ' 44- ' 47; Orchestra, ' 44 ' 47; Librarian of Orchestra. ' 46. ' 47; Saunderian Society. ' 45 ' 47. President. ' 46, ' 47; Congress. ' 45; Tau Omicron. ' 46. ' 47. Vice-President. ' 47; .Assistant Snapshot Edi- tor, MiDLANDER, ' 46; Snapshot Editor, MiDLANDER, ' 47; Who ' s Who, ' 47. Dolly Marie Lineberry Old Hickory. Tennessee Home EcoTWmics, Science Home Economics Club, ' 44-47; Glee Club, ' 44; Orchestra, ' 44-47: W, A. A., ' 44-46; Congress, ' 46; Saunderian Society, ' 45- ' 47, Secre tar ' , ' 47: Women ' s Dormitory Council, ' 47; Tau Omicron. ' 46. ' 47. Secretary, ' 47; Who ' s Who, ' 47. .Sarah Maxwell Knoxville, Tennessee Home Economics Club. ' 45. ' 46; W. A. A.. ' 4: Rebecca .May Hurricane Mills, Tennessee Social Science Home Economics Club. ' 46. ' 47; S. C. U.. ' 46. ' 47: F. T. Reba M.WNARD Celina. Tennessee Administration, Social Scie S. C. L ' .. ' 46. ' 47 . LBERTA McCORMACK Manchester. Teinnessee Home Economics Club. ' 45- ' 47. Robert E. McIntyre Nashville. Tennessee Physical Education, Social Scien ■ 1 ' Club. 4 ' . ' . President, 43; Freshman Class President. ' 39; Foot ball. 41. ' 42; Baseball. ' 41. ' 42; Basketball. ' 41. ' 42: Who ' s Who, Evan Moss Boiling Springs, Tennessee Manual Arts SENIORS Thomas Mullins Mlirfriesboro. Tennessee Science ■4.1; Vi i-I ' icsiclcin. Senior Class. ' 47; Vi( 47. Joe Edwin Nunley Chahfl Hill. Tennessee Health atid Physicnt Education |Ac:oii Drake Osborne MolM FRIKDONt, NEU JERSEY Skim Science. Ediiciitinn Bettv Ruth Parker SouTHSiDE, Tennessee Social Science isf r from Maryville College; S. C. U.. ■4. ' i ' 47. Vice President, A. S. B.. Treasurer, 47; Who ' s Who, ' 47: Draniatic Club, 17; Orchcslra. ' K. ' ifi. Virc-President, li. Jean Patton Watertown, Tennessee Home Economics Freshman Class, Treasurer. ' 44; President, Junior Class, ' 46; Secre- lan, Vnior Class, ' 47; Glee Club, •44- ' 47, President, ' 46; Home Fionomiis Club, ■44- ' 47, Treasurer, 46, President, ' 47; S. C. U., ■44 ' 47, Vice-President, ' 47; Who ' s Who, ' 47; Tau Omicron, ' 46, Charles R. Phillips MuKi riesboro, Tennessee Unillh iind PImicil Education Ruth Mary Phillips Mlrereesboro, Tennessee Social Science Malcolm Qualls Cookeville, Tennessee Scicitce. Agriculture Charles Ralph EnsUsh Sidc-I.ines Staff, Assistant Editor. ' 46. Editor, ' 47; Dramatic Club, 4 ' ). ' 47. President. ' 46; Men ' s Dormitory Council. ' 46. ' 47; Most Popular Boy. ' 46; Cheerleader, ' 46; Men ' s Glee Club and Chorus, ■47; B. S. v.. ' 46, ' 47; S, C. U., ' 46. ' 47; T Club, ' 47; Who ' s ViR(;iNiA Frances Ralston RiADYVLLE. Tennessee Social Science n.nid l.i|is(omb College; President, F. T. A., ' 47; SENIORS Raymond Russ West Point, Tennessee Education, Social Science Maury Smartt Mount Juliet, Tennessee Physical Education sketball. ■■ Club, ■; Who ' s Bachelor of Uglii CiHARLES SPLIRLOCK Nashville, Tennessee Science Veterans Club; Athletic Diiettor of MiDLANUtR, |AMES SL ' MMKRS Lexington. Tennessee Science Mary Ann Todd murireesboro. tennessee Phy al Education. English Transfer from Tennessee College for Wotntn: President. A. S. B.. •47, Vice-President, ' 46: W. A. A.. ' 42. ■43, 46, ' 47, Vice-President, •46, -47; Freshman Council Member. 42: All-Star Volleyball, ' 41, •42, ' 46: All-star Basketball, 42; ll St.ii Siiftball, ' 42. ' 46: Ping- pong Winner, ' 46; Basketball, tii 17 ( n .iptain, ' 47; Dramatic Club, ' 42, ' 46; Aviation Club. 1.. IT: li s I ' .. ' 46, ' 47; Who ' s Who, ' 47; Tau Omicron. ' 47; S„l,-I,„,- si.ilf. ' 46. Elizabkth .Skelton Tolbert Waynesboro, Tennessee English ■47; S. C. v., ' 47: Phi Kappa Alpha Socic J. B. Underhill Smithville. Tennessee Scirnrc Marilyn iri.ima Wade Belfast, Tennessee English, Social Science •Staff. ' 47: Class Editor. Midlander. ' 47; Mi; . shton B. Wood MURIREESBORO. TENNESSEE Social Science I. R. C, ' 43, ' 46; Glee Club, ' 42; Sigma Club. ' 42. ' 43, ' 46, ' 4 S, C. U., ' 42, ' 43. Randall C. Wood Murfreesboro, Tennessee Manual Arts Veterans Club, ' 47. SENIORS James M. Woodlee McMiNNViLLE. Tennessee Manual Arts John Dolglas W ' ooten Lafayette, Tennessee Social Science Harold R. eargan 5l Rl REESBORO, TENNESSEE Mnriiial Arts Veterans Club. 47 Ova Thompson Yeargan muri reesboro, tennessee Commtrcc, Englisli IRMA Banks MCMINNVILLE, TENNESSEE Social Science GLEESON FRAZIER Sparta, Tennessee James M. Elrod (IIATTANOOOA. TENNESSEE DIRECTORY OF GRADUATES June, 1947 Alice Dams Arnold Mamie Louise Arnold Willie J. Bates Blanche Beaty Thomas Gentry Brandon Nf ARGARET JEANETTE BROWN Raleigh Holden Brown Bob Preston Blirkeit Helen Byrne Charles Chitwood William H. Cook Firman Cunningham Sarah Louise Dean Ralph DeLozier James M. Elrod Flora Eskew Alpha Ann Evans Maurice E. Farrar Vinita Farrar Gleeson p. Frazier Truman H. Freeman Joseph C. Gibson Ruth Gleaves WiLLARD M. Golden Dorothy- B. Greer Betty Jane Hart Maudie Hoover Joe Mason Ingram NtARTHA Anna Jackson Murfreesboro [llrfreesboro Linden Grimsley Murfieesl)oio Springfield Overall W ' atertown Nashville Red Boiling Springs Mmfreesboro McMinnville Shelbyville Mmfreesboro Chattanooga Lebanon Springfield Fayetteville Wartrace Sparta Nashville Nashville Wartrace Kelso Prospect Slielbyville Woodbury Pulaski F,a leville Mildred S. James R. Oakley Jennings Doris Marie Johnston Leland Gerald Jordan Betty Lvtle Kelton Martha Jean I.atimkr Dolly Marie Linkbfrk Rebecca May Reba Maynard Robert E. McIntyre Evan Moss William T. Mullins . . . . Joe Edwin Nunley Jacob D. Osborne Betty Ruth Parker Jean Patton Charles R. Phillips Ruth Mary Phillips Virginia F. Ralston Raymond L. Russ Maury E. Smartt Charles H. Spurlock Mary Ann Z. Todd Mary Skelton Tolbert AsHTON B. Wood Randall C. Wood James M. Woodlee Harold R. eargan 0 A T. eargan Murfreesboro Daylight Murfreesboro Fosterville Lascassas Old Hickory Old Hickory Waverly Celina Nashville Red Boiling Springs Murfreesboro Chapel Hill Mount Freedom Southside Watertown Murfreesboro Murfreesboro Readyville West Point Mount Juliet Nashville Murfreesboro Murfreesboro Murfreesboro Murfreesboro McMinnville Murfreesboro Murfreesboro August, 1947 Virginia Louise Adams Eva Davis Alford Irma Banks Murfreesboro Mmfreesboro McMinnville Myra Baxter Ethridge William M. Beaslev Murfreesboro Ruth Boyd McMinnville Lawrence E. Bradley Portland Milan B. Brandon Murfreesboro Letha Jane Bratcher South Pittsburg George Lewis Brinklev Murfreesboro Jean Jackson Buchanan Eagleville Robbie Sue Cummins Duck River Robert R. Daniel Daylight Floy Aileene Dent Hixson Claudine Denton McMinnville C:elia C. DePriest Theresa M. Emerson Jane O ' Neal Holman Gordon Jennings Harold R. Knowles Sarah Maxwell Alberta McCormack LuBY ' Miles [ALCOLM QUALLS Charles B. Ralph James . Summers J. B. Underhill Marilyn Virginia Vade Claude James Wood John Douglas AVooten Lobelville Santa Fe Springfield Liberty McMinnville Knoxville Manchester Murfreesboro Cookeville Friendship Lexington Smithville Belfast Chattanooga Lafayette Junior Left In right Jim BLiTLKR Lane Sngiinil-dl-Anns Mary Elizabeth Faulkenberrv Secretary Joe Maddox President Norman Hildri in Treasurer ill NK IKANK IlRANDON ' ice-President CLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS J j WiLMA Adams Jack D. Allen Minfreesboio. Tenn. Tullahoma, Tenn. Marv Ellen Becton Jean Buchanan Minliccsl)Oio. Tenn. Eaglcville. Tenn. Elizabeih M. Fl ller N ' ELNA Louise Gamble Rockuood, Tenn. . . Doyle, Tenn. iLLL M F. Hall Bess B. Hartman .Mmfiecsboio. Tenn. Muifieesboio, Tenn. Frances Hickerson Murfreesboio, Tenn. JUNIORS Hn 1 AH HOGAN . Makv |o Hogan W illiains|K)rt. I enii. Rustoii. La. GKORGE N. HlLDRlTH Marik Jackson Alexandria. Teiiii. Muifreesl)oro, Temi. robkrt l. je.nkins Mar Frances Kemp Hillsboio. Tenn. Carthage, Tenn. Anne Key Charles Knowles Harlsville, Tenn. Portland, Tenn. Jot L. Maddox Taft, Tenn. JUNIORS N Rl 111 NtcCoRMACK I ( ;i 1 1-1 N M(: U i iK |() (ll M : Iirir M Kiii Ann Morkis 111 NR H. R l I ION l R M( Kl 1 Si llDARIIl MARJORII-; I AMOR BliTlA Jo ci.; i Riii.i: l.KRLii: im; ia. Pulaski, leiiii. Greeiibiici. Tenii. Greenbrier, renii. Rcibertsnii, J ' enii. Siiiuii I ' ittsburg, Tenii. Murfrecsboro, Teiui. Nashville, reiui. C;hattanooga. Teiiii. Murfreesbcird. leiiii. NOT I ' lCTlRKI) Kl. ii-r . Uai l. 1!. I ' ,KAM)() (.lOROl I,. I5R1 KL1A WlllllRN I.. HlRKl 11 |(ili R. Dki-rk ll l Alll IH M. FAL ' I.KKXBKRRV Ki.iitRl Earii: C.lovir Patrick W, Harrison Ralph Hitt rov huggins Kl.l AHKTH [ARID SAR K. KlMliRd | 1KS B. I, AM HU AR-S I . MARllN Howard Q. McPeakk [ames h. mullins N. Nora Parsons lU RNS P. I ' llU I IPS I.lcni) I ' RINCI iRANCKS Rl TH Sll.WV William H. Shiim ' Charles !•. Iodd John Wood Nashville, reiin. Lascassas, Tenn. Shelbyville. Tenn. W ' atertoun. Tciin. Lexington, Tenn. Murfreesboro, Tenn. lullahoma. Temi. Nash ille. Tcnii. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Murfreesboro. Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Lexington. Tenn. .Snivrna. Tenn. Murfreesboro. Tenn. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Tullahoma. Tenn. .Murfreesboro. Tenn. Nturfreesboro, Tenn. Readyville. Tenn. Woodbury, Tenn. HOME COMING L k ' « Sophomore I.cll () righl JOHN MoCoKi) Vicc-Pirsideiil Lee Ramev Secretary Robert Sanford President (:AR()l CoLiiiR Treasurer i( vRAiio ' ieruf ' tiil-at-Arms CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORES N ' ancv Airman MARIANiNA Alsup Doris Baker DiDi.EV Barber Martha Sue Becton . William G. Blackman Wilson Jean Boaz Jane Bratten Frances Brovles Margaret Buchanan Madge Campbell Doris Carlton Dayton, Tenn. . Lascassas, Tenn. Shelhyville, Tenn. Pulaski. Tenn. Muifieesboio, Tenn. Mui freesboro, Tenn. TiiUahoma, Tenn. Liberty Tenn. Favetteville. Tenn. Muifieesboio. Tenn. McMiunville. Tenn. . . Lake Worth, Fla. John Carlton Murfieesboro. Tenn. Burton Carnahan Murfreesl)oro, Tenn. Betty Lou Carter . . Waynesboro, Tenn. Betty Sue Cloyd Donelson, Tenn. Thomas H. Cole Nashville, Tenn. SOPHOMORES Jean Colkman Mm Ircoslxno, Iciiii. 1 C;arolyn CtoLLiKR l ' cieisl)mg. Tciin. % RoBFRT 1.. Couch rnllalioina. Tciin. 1 IRMA Stephens Croweli. Ik-edigrove, Tcnn. Rebecca Cummins Favelte ille. Tciiii. Allen Curtis Nashville. Tcnn. Rhett Hanle Lauicncchmg, Tciui. Joseph W. Oa is Paris. Teiin. James W. DeJarnett MinliccshoK). Teiiii. Thomas DkLozii r l.cbaiion. Ten 11. Charles u:KE Cartilage. Teiin. (.loria Drake Miiilicesboro. Ten 11. Joe DuncAR South rittsbing. Tcnn, Mazle 1)u .(.in (,(i(ll.ur . Tenn, Louis Farkln(.h Nashville. Tenn. SARA Frances Fite Mniliccshom. I ( SOPHOMORES Marv Luella Flowers NfAGGIE Flynn Charles Ford Bold Springs, Tenn. Fayetteville, Tenn. Cookeville, Tenn. Betsy .Ann Foutch Murtreesboio, Tenn. Mary Elizabeth Francls Monteagle. Tenn. Rome Garner Morrison, Tenn. Donald C. Gibson Christiana. Tenn. James O. Gist TuUahonia, Tenn. Gene Gotcher Fayetteville, Tenn. Aaron Green Frisco, Ala. |. D. Greer Murfreesboro, Tenn. Al ' DREV Gunn Hiintland. Tenn. William Gunn James Gunn Dennis Hale Tullahoraa, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Tiillahoma. Tenn. .Anne Hall Robert Harris . Nashville, Tenn. Murfreesboro, Tenn. SOPHOMORES « Jpl Edward Hildrhh Alexandria. Tenn. |OHN Hril. MuifiecshoK), Teiin. 1R(.IMA Hoi i.iDAV C ' . )luiiil)ia. Tenn. John M. Hoi I Lynchburg, Tenn. • .. W F Wk William Howard Lebanon. Tenn. 0 Martha Howard Lebanon, Tenn. B ' . Dorothy Hurt McEwen, Tenn. _ , _.. . _ ■ a HH IB € L RY SDK JENNINCS Kelso, Tenn. - . ' ' ■ Dklorks Jonfs laiionville, Tenn. 0 . J . LLEN Kelto.n- Leoma, Tenn. HfR 8 1 Frances Kee. Colunil)ia, Tenn. IAR Jo Ladu Williamspori, Tenn. A V Ruth .McClanahan Vayncsl)oro, Tenn, John McCord Nashville, Tenn. Martha McCown Fayetteville, Tenn. , T jj |ames McCulloL ' OH Murtreeshoro. Tenn. | ' Roy McDli fee Mancheslcr. Tenn. - SOPHOMORES Stanton McIntvrk Arthur McKee lUnv King McKmoht Daniel McMillan Margaret Miller Imogene Montgomery Mack Osburn Thomas Osblrn Marie Partee Murfreesboro. Tenn. Goodlettsville, Tenn. Nfurfreesboro. Tenn. Bristol, Tenn. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Mississippi l.EE MUNSEV, Jr. Wartrace, Tenn William Nelson White Bluff, Tenn Betty Nesbitt Murfreesboro, Tenn Springfield. Tenn. Bell Buckle. Tenn. William 1 ' atterson . Thomas Pedico Hilly Moork Pipkin Murfreesboro. Tenn. McMinnville, Tenn. Lafayette. Tenn. Beatrice B. Pittard Mai ' die Pitts Murfreesboro, Tenn. Murfreesboro, Tenn. SOPHOMORES Phyllis Purnell Lebanon. Tenn. I.ELIA Ramey Oak Ridge. Tcnn. Wiiiiwi K. RhAl) I.evingloii. Tenn. ROBERT Richardson Tnllahoma. Tenn. W ARE RlCKETTS Lebanon. Tcini. Pearl Robinson Lviniville. Tenn. ( tlARLFS ROUNTREE Nasliville. Tenn. Robert Sanders Hlanche, Tenn. Hodge Shipp Mmfreesboio. Teini. RF- ,.---v— Charles Taylor Beatrice Thurman Foslciville. Tenn. Manchester. Tenn. (;arrett Sisson Braclyville. Tenn. ' 9 ' ■ Ceorce Smith . Mnifieesl)oio. Tenn. Meryl Smoot Maiuhestei . Tenn. Rad Spi i: Red Boiling Springs. Tenn. O O. D. Stewart Murfreesboro. renn. Marvin Stepp Manchester. Tenn. , --.. SOPHOMORES f ,-5,  . corinna lvnn towry Wesley S. Trindal Foster Todd Joe Tompkins Sara Van Hooser James Walls Ann Ward Jack Weatherford Betty Jean Wheeler Campbell AVilliams AFarilyn Jean Williams Frances Jean Wilson Mark Womack William Woodruh George Wright Fayettcville, Tenn. Muifieesboro. Tenn. Readyville, Tenn. Unionville, Tenn. Voo(ll)Uiy, Tenn. Diikson. Tenn. Lastassas, Tenn. Colum bia, Tenn Muifieesboro, Tenn. ruifieesboro. Tenn. Muifreesboro. Tenn. Tiillahoma. Tenn. Muifreesboro, Tenn. Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Dickson, Tenn. NOT PICTURED C:harles E. Adwell Xasliville. Tenn, Woodrow H. Arnold Readyville, Tenn, Willia.m W. Baird Nashville, Tenn, William M, Beasley Murfieesboio, Tenn, John Butler old Hickory, Tenn. Jardon Caldwell Ellis Carroll Donald Chamberlain William Clark Harry Clark James B. Clom) James Corbeit Delbert D. Driver .Sherman . . (.ardner Fred Gebhardt Donna Jean Haley Curtis Hambric Edward Heitzeburg Gene Henry Elizabeth Higgins John D. Hummel Harold C, Jewell Eva Larkin Ralph B. Lu.mpkins C;harles Martin John R. Melody William Xesbitt Hugh Pinkton Millard Qualls Luther D, Ralph James B. Roach Robert .Sanford Franklin Sharpe Murfieesboio, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn, Nashville, Tenn, Nashville, Tenn, Nashville, Tenn, Nashville, ' Fenn, Henshaw, Ky, Red Boiling Springs, Tenn, Nashville, Tenn, Nashville, Tenn, Manchester, Tenn, Nashville, Tenn, Nashville, Tenn, Nashville, Tenn. Williamsburg. Tenn, Statesvillc, Tenn, Huntland, Tenn. Lawrenceburg, Tenn. . Normandy, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Murfreesboro. Tenn. Columbia, Tenn, Manchester, Tenn, JR. w ury, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. McEwen, Tenn. .• lbert a. Skinner Nashville, Tenn. Alfred P. Skinner Nashville, Tenn. Horace Smiley Murfreesboro, Tenn. Leonard Staggs Nashville, Tenn. Walter D. Stephenson Eagleville. Tenn. William T. Stevens Atlanta, Ga, Elbert L. Sullivan Fayetteville, Tenn. Robert Thomas .South Pittsburg, Tenn, Ernest Tomlinson old Hickory, Tenn, Angelo Varallo Nashville, Tenn. Robert G. Wood Murfreesboro, Tenn, Vhite R. Vearwood Nashville, Tenn. Freshman Left til tii tit Jack Frkkman David Dodd Bob Richardson I ' rcsuUnt Sr,i2.rinil-,ll-Ainn Smial CI, nil 1,1,111 ,it ji,,si ' „t irhii. III, tun- i,;i.s ,i,i„ic Mary F.arihman. Sc rcttir : Robkrt Richardson. Ticas- iirer; EviLYN Gillksfik Hydk. 1 ' icc-Pirsiilriit. CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN 4 1 [AMES Adams Miirfreesboro. Tenn Jane Anderson Tullahoma, Ten 11 Marvin Bastian Xashville. Tenn George Batev Tom Baugh Charles R. Baxter Marie Bishop William H. Blair Homer Blankenship Eugenia Bottoms Sara Lou Bouldin Hubert Bovd Rov Bradley. Jr. Nolensville. Tenn. Franklin. Tenn. Muifreesboro. Tenn. Harold Beaslev (hristiana. Tenn X ' iolet Becton Christiana, Ten 11 Peggy Bell Miirfreesboro, Tenn Belvidere, Tenn. Mnrfreesboro. Tenn. Lafayette. Tenn. Smithville, Tenn. Gruetli, Tenn. Mc innville. Tenn. Nfurfreesboro, Tenn. FRESHMEN Fam; Brandon AViuKlbinv, Tcim. Sl ' i: Braiton I.;ifavcttc. Tciiii. J. 1). Brawley Hillsboio, Temi. John 1). Brown Lascassas. Tenn. ROBIRT Brvson Woodbury. Teiiii. I ' tRRV I.KK BL ' LLOCK Murfreesl)oi( . Tciin. C.HARLKS BURCKSs Winchester, Teiin. William F. Bi rk I ' nionville, Tenn. Gladys Burnette . niiocli. Tenn. Clifford Byrne Nashville, Tenn Eugene Caffey Miirfreesboro. Tenn Pai Calvert Columbia, Tenn . NNiE A. Campbell LuciAN Campbell Ra ' Campbell TuUahoma. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn. Woodbuiv. Tenn. joAN Cannon Shelbvville, Tenn. FRESHMEN Tommy Garden Bcechgiove, Tenn. Carolyn Carlton Miiifieesboro. Teiiii. John E. Carlton Miirfreesl)oro. Teiiii. Barnett Carter Smyrna, Tenn. Ihomas Carter Murfreesboio, Tenn. Jean Cashman York Springs, Pa. Martha Sue Cassetv Red Boiling Springs. Tenn. Lalra Ellen Chastain Mount Juliet. Tenn. James Cherry Murfreesboro, Tenn. E. R. Clark Spencer, Tenn. Har e Clark Miufreesboro, Tenn. Hix Clark Himtland, Tenn. HlLD.A Clendenon McMinnvillc. Tenn. .Anne N ' ITA Cobb Smyrna, Tenn. Clyde Cole Huntland, Tenn. Jea.n Colem.yn Smyrna, Tenn. FRESHMEN Martha Jam Collins Graysville. lenii. Catherine Coleston Montcasle. Teiiii. James Connelly Minfrccslxiro. I cnii. John Connelly Naslnille. Icini. William Cook Murfreesboro. 1 cnn. Katherine Cooper Nashville, leiiii. James Cornelison Chattanooga, Teiiii. Richard Craddock Miiifreesboro. leiin. Lee Earl Crawtord Flhuville. Teiin. Carole Grouse Muifreeslwio, Tcmi. Sylvia Cunningham l.ohelviUe, renn. Bobbie Lee Davis Minfixeshoio, renn. Joyce Davis Prospect. Tenn. Robert T. Davis Liberty. Temi. Haroid Dfdman Old Hickory. Tcnii. FRESHMEN BETTi ' DeJarnett Miirfreesboro, Tenn. Frank J. DeMatteo Nashville. Tenn. Lewis Dickinson C ' .oliinibia. Tenn. Zacharv Dis.MUKES Miirfreesboro. Tenn. Berry Dobson Nashville. Tenn. Da ID DODD Murfreesboro. Tenn. Bettv Lou Donnell Miirfreesboro. Tenn. Sara . nn Dossett TuUahoma. Tenn. F. C. DUGCIN TuUahoma. Tenn. Martha Dinnawav William Dunwoody Mary ' Earthman Ellen Eiche.nberger Mary Jane Elmore Robert A. Eskew Miirfreesboro. Tenn. Jasper, Tenn. Miirfreesboro. Tenn. Belvidere, Tenn. Murfreesboro. Tann. Lebanon, Tenn. FRESHMEN S i I ' .i riR OKI Hiikoiv. Tcnn lilLl lAKIlV Nashville. Tenii SIICRIINC; I ' ARMI-R Mm licfsliori). Tenn Patricia Farrell Smyrna, Tenn. Lucy Finger . Nashville. Tenn. Dt;i.TA Ford Lebanon. Tenn. Will.iAM Frazier Columbia. Tenn. Jack Fri i:ma Miiificesboio. Tenn. James FuyUA Springlicld. Tenn, Fraxcls Fuson Old Hickory. Tenn. Claude Gaddy Murfreesboio. Tenn. John Gentry Franklin, Tenn. Billy Wibb Gilley Mantlie.ster. Tenn. WiLi i.wi (.raham Madison. Tenn. Ueatrick Gray Fayetteville, Tenn. FRESHMEN Barbara Green LaVergne, Tenn. Ruth Griffin Tullahoma, Tenn. Bobbie Jean Griswold Nfon ison. Tenn. Clata Rav Grove Morrison, Tenn. Mary Ruth Hailey Jerry Hale Liberty, Tenn. (:la in Hall VVaverly, Tenn. Frank Hall Murfreesboro, Tenn. Rex Hall Waverly, Tenn. Hazel Hardcastle Naslnille. Tenn. Novella Harcis Loager. Tenn. Ella Jean Hargrove Cnlleoka, Tenn. Randall Harley Nrurfreesboro, Tenn. Charles Harmening Flintville, Tenn. Joe F. Harney Mnrfreesboro. Tenn. .Andrew Harrls Columbia, Tenn. FRESHMEN James H. Harrison Slitll ville. Tenii. William S. Hart Doyle, Tenn. Rebecca Harvill Readyville, Tenii. Dorothy Hawkins Manchester. Tenn. Johnnie Heard I ' almer. Tenn. Harry Hill Delrose, Tenn. J. S. Holmes Mm ficeshoio. lenn. Rose . nn Holland Gieenhiier, Tenn. Francis Hill Murfreesboio. Tenn. Billy Hooner Christiana, Icini. Jake Hostettler Nashville, lenn. John Hummel Williamsbnrg. Tenn. Evelyn Gillespie Hyde OKI Hitkor . leiui. Paul Hyde Old Hickory, Tenn. Emalee Jackson Whites Creek. Tenn. Joe Jackson Chattanooga. Tenn. FRESHMEN Robert Lee Jackson Murfreesboro. Tenn. Della Mae Jakes Eagleville, Teiin. KliZABETH Jarrell Manchester. Tenn. Joe Jennings Brush Creek. Tenn. Robert Jernigan Manchester, Tenn. Joe Jones Norfolk. Va. Joe Karnes Tnllahoma. Tenn. C.EORGE E. Kemmer CrossviUe, Tenn. Lorraine Kreigner Nashville, Tenn. Joe Konopko Nashville. Tenn. Benjamin F. Krise Nashville, Temi. Dorothy Grace Kirbv McMinnville. Tenn. Jewell Kemp Tillman Knox Joe Lamb Shelbyville. Tenn. J. H. L. MB Nfurfreesboro. Tenn. FRESHMEN Marvin Lank IlillllUIKHl, Iciiii. Rr( HARD l.AM I ' aliii Beat h. Fla. H() V K1 1 AMlls I ' agk ' villc. Tcmi. ri 1 lAM 1). l.AWSON Liherty. Ten 11. John l.i k Smvma, Tenn. Jink Lkntz ShclbNville. Tenn. Bill Lewis Nashville, Tenn. Charles V. Licon Lebanon. Tenn. Ann Lo e Nashville. lenn. (;i I ' NDON London I.c visl)iiig. Tenn. |AR Lol ISK Ma MlIlAN Biislol. Tenn. ll k 15RID1 Maiulicsiei. Tenn. l ' kKIR McliklDl Mamliestcr. lenn. R 1 I ' ll l( liKlDl Maiulicslei, Tenn, 111 1 i |() McCandliss NaslivilU-. lenn. Nki.i, McCXarin FRESHMEN Nile McCrary Murfreesboro, Tenn. Robert McKnicht Murtreesboro, Tenn. Herman Massey Di on Springs, Tenn. Martha Massey McMinnville. Tenn. Betty Sue Meeks Palmer, Tenn. John Melody Nashville. Tenn. . LLEN MiLNER ShelbyviUe, Tenn. Frances McGavock Minor Hillsboro, Tenn. Roy Minor Hillsboro, Tenn. Bradford Miller Murfreesboro, Tenn. F ' AT Mitchell Tullahoma. Tenn. LOMAS MOFFETT Murfreesboro, Tenn. Ray Moore Rock Island, Tenn. Billy Morrow Nashville, Tenn. Don M. Murphy Mori ison, Tenn. FRESHMEN ' Horace Nelson Nashville. Icnii. William Nichols Woodbury, Tenii. Amanda Noel Murfreesboro, Tenn. Oscar Noel Clayton Norman Roy Norris Miiifreesboio. Tenn. Kelso. Tenn. Murfreesboro. Tenn. M. J. North Billy Odom W. L. Odom Murfreesboro. Tenn. Murfreesboro. Tenn. Auburntown. Tenn. Margaret Old Murray Parker Mary Lou Parsley Waynesboro. Icnn. Lafayette, Tenn. ■Smilbville. Tenn. R(JY P.VITERSON Red Boiling Springs. Tenn. Betty Patton Watertown. Tenn. Robert Pederzani Sagamore, Miss. Colleen Perry Decherd, Tenn. FRESHMEN Welch Pepples Nashville, Tenn. Paul Picknev Nashville, Tenn. W. C. PiGUK Coineisville, Tenn. Fred .S. 1 ' ipkin. |r. Lafayette, Tenn. John Porter Lebanon. Tenn. Joan Prince Tullahoma. Tenn. Carolyn Prosser Lewishurg, Tenn. H. Harding Potter Jamestown. Tenn. Albert Randall Lebanon. Tenn. Eddie Randall Lebanon. Tenn. Robert Randolph Nashville. Tenn. Robert Read Lewisbuig. Tenn. William Reed Lexington. Tenn. Bob R1CHARD.SON Lewisburg, Tenn. Albert Riddle Shelbyville. Tenn. Marjorie Rices Murfreesboro, Tenn. FRESHMEN (LARK Robinson Lascassas, Tenn. Bettv Jo Robertson Lafayette, Tenn. Joe Robertson Tullahoma. Tenn. C. J. Ross Buffalo, N, Y. Thomas E. Rowland Quebeck, Tenn. . NN ROWLETTE Mill fieesboio. Tenn. II i.iAM RovsTER MtMinnville, Tenn. Geneva Rlidd Shelbyville. Tenn. Thomas E. Sanders Elora, Tenn. Rebecca .Seat Minfieeshoio, Tenn. Talmade Sharber Mm fieesboio. Tenn. Thomas J. Shaw Columbia. Tenn. Ralph Sheppard Bethpage, Tenn. Hudson Sherrill Hillsboro, Tenn. Earl Sisson Biodyville, Tenn. FRESHMEN George Smartt Murfrecsboro, Tenn. Charles Smith Sparta. Tenn. Martha Drew Smith . idmore, Tenn. Rav Smith Old Hickory, Tenn. Cromer Smotherman Murfreesboro, Tenn. Iraxts Smotherman Wartrace, Tenn. Wanda . nn Snell Shelbyville, Tenn. Thomas Earl Spencer TuUahoma, Tenn. Ruth Steakley Huntland, Tenn. James G. Stephenson Fayetteville, Tenn. C. B. Stewart Madison, Tenn. .Annelle Stepp Manchester, Tenn. Theodore Sweeney Tullahoma, Tenn. Mvrta . Tennison Lewisburg, Tenn. James W. Tenpenny Murfreesboro. Tenn. A. B. Thomas Lebanon, Tenn. FRESHMEN KiTTV IHOMAS Oak Ridge, Tenn. Bkttv Tipps Tiillahoma, Tenn. (ov Tt)i)D Miiifieesl)oro, Tenn. J. B. Todd Robert Townsend Robin Tune Woodbury. Tcmi. Nashville. Tenn. Smyrna. Tenn. Harold Turner ,S. RA Frances Walker . udene Walklp Watertovvn, Tenn. McMinnville. Tenn. Murfreesboro. Tenn. Nancy Watson I ' ECCY WEATHERFORD Jeanola Weatherly Nashville, Tenn. Columbia, leun. Murfreesboro. Tenn. . lic:e Webster Roy Weeks Norman Wfems Greenbrier. Tenn. .Murfreesboro. Tenn. Christiana, IVnii I ' roy I). Wheeler Murfreesboro. leiui. FRESHMEN John Wheeler Mm freesboro, Tenn. Edwin Whitlock J. B. Whitman Adams, Tenn. W. c:. Williams Woodbury, Tenn. Damd Willis Columbia, Tenn. Virginia Wilson Muifreesboro, Tenn. Ann Winfrey Muifreesboro, Tenn. Jean Wood Murfreesboio, Tenn. Virginia Woodson Shelbyville, Tenn. Fay Wootten Lafayette, Tenn. Robert Yeargan Murfreesboio, Tenn. Charles Vouree Murfreesboro, Tenn. Howard Young Lebanon, Tenn. FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Lawrence . Adwell Nashville, Tcnii. William Bailey I iillahoma. I cim. |AMES BovKiN Bell Mm freeslioio. Teiiii. Thomas n. Blair Murficesboro. Tcnn. Thomas Allen Bogle Miirfreesboio. Tenn. I.ORENE Boles Rockvale. Tenn. Thomas B. Bottoms Nashville. Tenn. CiLEN Bradshaw Shelbyvillc. Tenn. Frederick Ross Brandon Woodhury. Tenn. . LBREV C:. Brooks Deai ing. Ga. James Buckner Murfreesboro, Tenn. Sam Bugg Murfreesboro. Tenn. Trank Howard Busbv Lawrenceburg. Tenn. [AMES Robert Campbell Unionville, Tenn. ina Campbell Tullahoma. Tcnn. . rchie Casity Murficesboro. Tcnn. Jack M. C;hamberlain Lafayette. Tenn. (oHNY B. Collins James T. Comer Murfreesboro. Tenn. William Denton Cook Brentwootl. Tenn. |ACK Corn Nashville. Tenn. . NCELA Cotter Springfield. Tenn. John Cox Bridgeport, Ala. Carl Cross Chattanooga. Tenn. Clarie Derewood Davis Westmoreland. Tenn. Hershel G. Davis Murfreesboro, Tenn. Joe Di dley Davis Paris. Tenn. John Robert Davis Manchester. Tenn. Percy Degront Murfreesboro, Tenn. Earl Dennis Columbia. Tenn. Frank Dunklin Lebanon, Tenn. Daniel J. Dunnawav, Jr Murfreeslioro. Tenn. (.lORGE Leslie Earp Murfreesboro. Tenn. Robert Edging Nashville, Tenn. {.rawille Perry Elrod Duncan M. Elrod Murfreesboro. Tenn. Ernest Farmer . lton D. Terrell William Ferrell Alfred Fisher John Fleming Ralph M. Fleming Ralph Floyd Thomas D. Foster RoiuRT Galloway | )sn ' n Getsey Doris C;hea William H. Gibson Browney Gordon Fred Brandon (;rider. James Pric:e Grigg John W. CiRiMEs Howard Grisson Elora. Tenn. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Murfreesboro, Tenn, Beechgrove, Tenn. Donelson. Tenn. Donelson. Tenn. Murfreesboro, Tenn. McMinnville, Tenn. Lawrence, Tenn, Hclienople, Pa, Tullahoma, Tenn. Nashville. Icnn. Bethel. Tcnn. Louisville, Tenn. Murfreesboro. Tenn. South Pittsburg. Tenn. Oucbeck, Tenn. Robert T. Groom Murfreesboro, Tenn. Douglas Hall Nashville, Tenn, James C. Harris Nashville, Tenn, James Harrison Old Hickory. Tenn. Sam T. Haun Charleston, Tenn. James A. Hayes Cleveland. Tenn. Frank . . Haves Rockvale, Tenn, Walter M. Hill. Jr Chattanooga, Tenn. Homer W. Hindsley Old Hickory. Tenn. Ralph Holleman Old Hickory, Tenn. (AMM P. Holloran. Jr. McEwcn, Tenn. John O. Howell, Jr. Nashville, Tenn. Trank Huber Valley Stream, N, Y. IIROWN Hughi-:.s, Jr. Mount Pleasant. Tenn. Kenneth . . Ingals Kitsap. Wash. James . . Isaacs Franklin, Tenn. . ndrew T. Johnson Nashville, Tenn. Paul . Jones Nashville. Tenn. Paul M. Kerr Milton, Tenn. Thomas C;. King Nashville. Tenn. William L. Landers Murfreesboro, Tenn, [ok LA ENI)KR Donelson, Tenn. Robert B. Lawhorn Nashville, Tenn. I HOMAS Lawson Robert M. I.azenby Na.shville, Tenn. William I.iiterer . Nashville, William W. Locke. Jr McMinnville, Tenn. W. Frances Mahn Smvrna, Tenn. Henry G. Maning Nashville, Tenn. Edmund Marlin Murficesboro, Tcnn. Sa.m L. Marsh While Bluff, Tenn. Kennard Maxwell Mur[reesl)Oio, Te nn. CiEORGE W. Meadows Chattanooga, Tenn. Douglas L. Miller Murfreesl)oro, Tenn. Herbert Miller Nashville, Tenn. William S. Miller Christiana, Tenn. [ERRY Morgan Lel)anon, Tenn. RoscoE L. McBee Hillsboro, Tenn. [AMES McCLARON Murfreesboro, Tenn. Fred . . McGill, Jr. )ACK T. McHe:nry Nashville, Murfreesboro, Tenn. |oE E. Napier Wa crlv, Tenn. Carl E. Neal LaX ' crgnc, Tenn. E. Fallon Nix Lebanon, Tenn. John B. Noah Lewisburg, Tenn. George W. Nobles James Herald Oakley Lafayette, Tenn. Gilbert Ogles Marissa, 111. Lawrence H. Park Chattanooga, Tcnn. James W. Parrish Murfreesboro, Tenn. Eugene Payne Cliattanooga, lenn. JA.MES W. Peay Milton, Tenn. Howard M. Peck 1 ullahoma. Tenn. Larry I). Preston Nashville, Tenn. Arline L. 1 ' rater. Jr. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Lawerence Preger ..Chapel Hill, Tenn. Leslie H. Ray Nashville, Tenn. Harold Reed Lexington, Tenn. Guy B. Rochelle Nashville, Tenn. Charles (. Rogers McMinnville, Tenn. Donald F. .Schleicher Nashville, Tenn. Everette . . Simpson Wotulburv, Teini. Jeremiah Simpson Jasper, Tenn. Robert L. Simpson Waveilv, Teini. E. H. Smotherman Murfreesboro, Tenn. Felix Snell Murfreesboro, Tenn. Barry .Spear Lebanon, Tenn. Reavis B. Stagey Miirfrcesl)oro, Tenn. Edward L. Stamps Murfreesboro, Tenn. Orville M. Stump. Jr Murfreesboro. Tcnn. Robert J. Suddarth Lebanon, Tenn. John Sullivan Murfreesboro, I enn. Robert W. Summar Old Hickory. Tenn. Earl C. Tate Waverlv. Tenn. HOWEXL F. T. TE Murfreesboro. Tenn. Robert F. Taylor Smithville. Tenn. Frank M. Toney Nasliville, Tenn. E. J. Tucker Lafayette, Tenn. Robert Tugwell Nashville. I enn. sa.muel a. Turner, Jr. McMinnville. I enn. Trousdale. 1 enn. Clarence Watson Nashville. Tenn. Robert F. AVebste:r Nashville. Tenn. John B. Wheatley ,Shell)yyille. Tcnn. Rudy W. White, Jr, Nashville. 1 enn. Aaron B, Williams Fosterville, Tenn. Johnny F. Williams Morrison. Tenn. William S, Williams Murfreesboro, Tenn. Thomas M. Wilson Culleoka, I enn. RSEA W. WOMACK Daylight. Tcnn. William T. Woodruff Murfreesboro. 1 enn. Tiovd Woodson Christiana. Tenn. Robert W, Wright Arlington, Tenn. Organizations THE MIDLANDER The staff has endeavored to make this vol- ume of The Midlander a vivid reflection of the various phases of life at T. S. C. during 1946-47. To publish it was our task: if at any time you find a picture or a word that will recall pleasant memories, our book has served its purpose, and we are the happier for our labors. Srnlcd. left to ;ig i(,— William C:ook. Assistant Business Manugi-r: Jkan Latimer. Snal)slint Editor: Sar. Kim- BROLCH. Feature Editor; . .NNE Key, Associate Editor; ANN EvANS. Editor; Willie Bates. Associate Editor; Wil- liam Patterson. Assistant Business Manager; Marilyn Wade, C nij £di7o); Joe Ingram. C w j £f i(o). standing— Charles Spurlock, Athletic Editor; Firman Cunningham. Business Manager. THE SIDE-LINES Thf Side-Lines is a student paper, pub- lished bimonthly by the students of the col- lege, to keep the students on the campus, those in the armed forces, and other ahmini informed as to the whereabouts of present and former students and the program being carried out by the college. FirsI rou ' , left to ng i(— Marilyn Wade, Associate Editor; Phyllis Purnell. Associate Editor; Paul M. Kimble. Editor: Joyce!) n McMurtry, Business Manager; Lurlie M. Wiseman, Society Editor; Virginia Adams, Typist. Second roic. left to nV i —Doiolhy Hawkins. Feature Writer; Charles Ralph, Retiring Editor; Bob Eskew. Sports Editor; .Mbert Randall, Associate Sports Editor: Frank Huber, Feature ] ' riter: Mary Ann Todd, Reporter: Pearl Roliinson. Associate Circulation Mana«,er: Marvin Lane, Circulation Manager. TAU OMICRON Tail Omicron is an honorary society for young ladies. Membership by election is based on leadership, scholarship, and character. The society stri es to promote scholarship and to uphold the ideals ot this institution. Three regular meetings are held each cjuarter — social, educational, and business. Ihis society was organized in l!)-}0 by a faculty committee. Buck Roir. Liil lo Kiglil . nn Key Martha Ann Jackson Jean I ' attnii Clara Rosenberg Frances Hickersoii Betty Kelton Front Rou Left lo Right Miss Hester Rogers .Sponsor Marie Lineberry Sprrc fliv Jean Latimer President Ann Evans Treasurer Miss Elizabeth Schardt Sponsor Absent from Picture Marv Ann Todd Left to Right. Front Rou Joe Nunley I ' ice-President Mr. C. L. James Sponsor Mr. T. B. Woodmore Mr. V. B. Jndd Harold Knowles President Left lo Right. Back Row Ralph DeLozier Ra ni(incl Rnss Oaklcv Jennings Billy Pipkin Ray Veargan Marvin .Stepp Mr. Meredith Miller Ash ton Wood loe Maddox Bill Beasley Charlie Ralph Aluent When Picture Was Mud, Dalton .Stroop Lewis Brinkley John Woolen Secretaiy 1 he .Sigma Club is an honorary organization for men interested in cultural and intellectual development. It was founded on February 5, 1925, by Mr. Neal D. Frazier, who was counselor until his death. SIGMA CLUB STUDENT CHRISTIAN UNION The Student Christian Union endeavors to promote Christian fellowship on the campus and wherever its members go. It is open to all students and is afliliated with the orld Student Christian Federation. This organi- zation sponsors the Sunday evening vesper services, dormitory devotional period, Reli- gious Emphasis Week, and various activities. First R(m Left In Right Myrta V. Teniiison Fiances Bioyles Jean Patton Vice-Prcsidenl Robert Daniels President Betty R. Parker Vice-President Rebecca May Dorothy Hnrt Violet Helton Second Ruic. refl In Rialil Betty Jo Robinson Rose . nn Holland Sylvia Cnnninghani Delia Mae Jakes Sue Cassity Louise MacMillan Bobbie Jean Griswolcl Third Hnw, Left to Right Peggy Weatherforcl Mary Sue Jennings Mary Lou Parsley Louise . rnold Reba Maynard Emalee Jackson Joyce Davis John Connley Fniirlh Rmc. I.efl In Right Martha Drew Smith Eugenia Bottoms Elizabeth Schofield Mazcl Duggin Bettv I ' atton C.lvia Ra (.roves Fillh. Rmc. Lrjt lo Right Rad Spivey Jeanette I5rown Martha , in) .Morris Maggie Flynn Laura Ellen Chastain Marvin Lane Roy Bratlley sixth Rnic. I.efl In Right Roy Patterson Henry Raidston Norman Hiklreth . nelle Stepp Billy Hoover [arvin Stepp J. B. Whitman HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Erononiics Club strives to bring about better social contacts between the students, to improve home and school life, to set high standards for college girls, and to give girls a knowledge ol the loiination and fimctioning of clubs that will be useful in leaching home economics. Ja f. Hoi.man Miss Home Economics First row. hjl lo right— Mary Jo Ladd. Carolyn Collier, Social Chairmun: Edith Tarwatci. Publicity Chairman: Louise Arnold, Second Vice-President; Rose Ann Holland, Grace Kirby. Second row, left to right— hetly Jo Robertson. Velna Gamble. Mrs. Virginia Muncie. Sponsor; Willie Bates, First Vice-President: Jane Holman. Treasurer; Jean Patton. President; Frances Broyles, Secretary: Miss .Agnes Nelson. Spotisor; Reba Maynard. Third roiv, left lo right— lm gc (anipljcll, , ll)erta McCormack. Gene I ipps, Martha Diinauay. Ann Winfrey. Maiv F.. Francis, Sara ' an Hooscr, Novella Hargis. Sylvia Cimninghani, Jean Hargiovc. Eugenia Bouoms, AVIATION CLUB The Aviation Club was organized January 10, 1946. by students taking the course in aero- nautics offered at T. S. C. Membership was then extended to those students who had flown before and to those who plan to study aviation in the future. Harold Beach Jean Boaz Thomas B. Botton Roy Bradley Vice-President Frances Broyles Gladys Burnett Jordan Caldwell Madge Campbell Jack Chamberlain Villiam Collier James Corbett Delta Ford Howard Grissom Calvin Hall J. C. Harris Norman Hiklreth Jimmy Holeran Dorothy Hurt Mary Sue Jennings Joe Lamb Eva Lark in William W. Locke Betty MacMillan Joe Maddox J. C. Matheny J. D. McCullough Arthur McKee Bill Miller Roy Minor Frances Minor Lomas Moffett Ray Moore Joe Napier John S. Noah Welch Pepples Publicity Direct Millard Quails Charles J. Rogers Bob Richardson Norman .Sanders Don Schleicher Robert Suddarth Frank Thomas Mary Ann Todd Bob Townsend President Wesley Trindel Gini Wade Secretary-Treasure Jack Weatherford Paul Vhittemore Johnny Williams Aaron Villiams Nance Jordan Mrs. Nance Jordan INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB It is the purpose of this chih to make a study ol (iinciii e eius and to promote an interest in world jiroblems anions tlie students. Seated, hit to )i,i, ' i -Riilli C.iiHiii. (.;iinpliell Williams. )eanette Biowii. | )hii ( ' oniicllv. l.an I ' ark. Puliliiitx Cliiurtiiau: Willie Bates, Pirsiileiit: William Han. lice-President: Bob I ' licc, .KslUdii Wood. Martha Massev. 1)1. C:. C:. .Sims. FiKultx Adviser. Stiiiid- tiit . left Id m ' i — |oe Ingram. Firman Cniiniiigliam. Robert Daniel, .ihseni lelieu jiidure teas made— Keha Mav naixi. Semtar -Treasiirer; Mr. Will I) Smith. Farull Adviser. Front roie. hit In right— Lucy Finger. Joan I ' rinte. .Mary Frances Kemp. Fn gcnia Bottoms. Dorothy Kirbv. M.m ainia . lsiip. Edith Tarwater. Riiili MrC.lanahan. Martha Drew Smith. ( ol leen I ' erry. Delia Mai Jakes. Martha Anna Jackson. Second row. left to risiht—. m Fvans. Mrs. Mar . nn lodd. ( ' .lata Rav (.rove. Sara Frances Walker. Kill Cook. Donald (.ibson. Marvin I.ane. Ronie C.arner. Harold I iirnci. Jean Haley, (harlic Ralph. Ami Ward. Maggie Flvnn. Bettv Kel ton. Fred I ' ipkin. The Ha|rtist .Sttident Union is tlii ' unified p)o ram of ieli, ious aitixity ol Baptist students oti liie college tam]juses throtighotit the .South. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION DRAMATIC CLUB The primary purpose 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 })lay a major part in the aims of this club. Not j ri ' sfiil irlieii l)i lure zcas made— J. B. Vhitmaii. Pat Mitchell, Jan e Ancleison. Sara Ann Dossett. John D. Hum- mell. Ruth Griffin. Doris Baker. Martha Powell. Jacquelyn McMurtry. Minnie R. Hamilton. John Connelly. Bill Royster. Johnny Williams. Campbell Villiams. Betty Parker. Joan Prince. Sherman C.ardner, Bill C:lark, John Davis, Lewis Dickenson, Bill Miller. Mae Hogan, Robert Townson, Eddie Randall. Members of Alpha Psi Omega. National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity, are Charles Ralph and l.inlic Wiseman. Front rmv. left to right— Lucy Finger. Joycelyn McMurtry, Frances Minor, Pearl Robinson, Lurlie Wiseman, Pres- ident: Betty Lou Carter. Secretary; Carolyn Prosser. Becky Seat, . manda Noel. Second row, left to rigiit— Roy Minor, Marvin Lane. t ' ice-President; (Charlie Ralph. Membership Chairman; Bill Lewis. President: Charles Rogers, Roy Bradley. Third rou left to right —Phyllis Purnell, Mary . nn Todd, Kitty Thomas, Mr. Lawrence. Sponsor; Jean Haley, irginia Locke, irginia . dams. Earlene Woodard. Front roil ' . (■ lo i g i — Mvrta ' . Ten- nison. Sylvia Cunningham. Mazal Dug- gin. Sara Van Hoosier, Secretary; Vir- ginia Ralston. President; Reba May- iiavd. I ' ice-Presidetit; Aileen Dent, I ' reasiirer: Helen Byrne, Elizabeth Ann Wolff: Joe F. Wilkes. Sponsor. Second roti ' , left to n ' g i(— Clata Ray Croves, Bobbie Jean Griswold, Willie Bates, John Connley, Marvin Lane, J. I!. Whitman. James Stephenson, Har- okl Rnowles. Virginia Holliday. Third row. left to ii!; ((— Maggie Flyiui. Grace Kirl)y, Emalee Jackson, Ruth McClana- han, Blanche Beaty, Rebecca May. Ann Evans. Marianna . lsup. . nnie Camp- l)ell. Joyce Davis. Angela Cotter. Jean- eile Brown. Martha Ann Morris. The purpose of this organization is to aid in the development of students who are preparing to become teachers. This is the second vear that the organization has been on the campus. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA James V. Adams Charles Adwell Lawrence Adwell John Alexander Jack Allen John Alsiip Donald Angell Woodrow Arnold William Bailey F.ln Ba William Baird William Barnes George Batey Tom Baugh Charles Baxter William BeasU% Thomas Blair William Blackmail Eugene Blasdel I homas Bogle Thomas Bottoms Hubert Bovd Ro Bradlc Glen Bradshaw Frederick Brandon Henrv Brandon I. n. Brawlev Brinkkv Aiihi Br. Perry Bullock Charles Burgess Bob Burkctt Wilburn Burkett William Burks Frank Busby lohn Butler Clifford Bvrne Albert Caffev Jardon Caldwell James Campbell I.ucien Campbell R.iv Campbell Inlm :arlton Wil.v Carnahan I Ills C. roll nhic Casii% Don Chamberia lack C:liamberla Che loliii 1) Bn Raleigh Bi„ Robert Br s C:llarles Chitwood Billy Clark Kilwaid Clark Harry Clark Har ev Cilark lames CUnii CKde Cole I lioiu.is Cole Will. nil Collier loliiun Collins Rohirl Colston James Comer Jimmie Connelly James Corbctt Jack Corn James Cornelisoii Robert Couch John Cox Richard Craddock Lee CrayN ' ford Carl Cross Firman Cunningham Allan Curtis Robert Ilaniel Hersbel Davis Joe Day is lohn Day is Robert Davis Harold Dedman jack Deere i ' ercy De Gront James Dejarnett Fliomas Delozier Frank DeMatteo Karl Dennis Charles Dickey Lewis Dickinson Terry Dobson Delbert Driver Joe Dugger Fernando Duggin Frank Dunklin Daniel Dunnaway Joseph Dunaway William Dunwoody George Earp Robert Edging C;ranville Elrod James Elrod Robert i;skcw Morgan Etler John Farley Ernest Farmer Louis Farringer Alton Ferrell William Ferrell William Fields Alfred Fischer James Fitzpatritk John Fleming Ralph Fleming Ralph Floyd Charles Ford Delta Ford Thomas Foster I ' ink Foutch William Eraser Gleeson Fra ier James Fuqua Francis Fuson Claude Gaddy Robert Galloway Velna Gamble Sherman Gardner Bcverh Gatlin VETERANS Fred Gebhardt Joseph Gelscv Dorris (ihea Donald Gibson William Gibson Billy Gilley James Gist Elbert Glover Willard Clolden William Graham Marion Grey Samuel Green John Greer Fred G rider James Grigg John Grimes Howard (Irissom Billy Gunn James (iunn Dennis Hale Jerry Hale Annie Hall Calvin Hall Douglas Hall Frank Hall William Hall Curtis Hamric Charles Harmening Joe Harney Mary F. Harney Andrew Harris James Harris Robert Hiirris Joe Ingram James Harrison James Isaacs James Harvey Harris, m Joe Jackson Patrick Harrison Robert Jackson William Hart Elizabeth Jared Sam Haun Robert Jenkins James Hayes Gordon Jennings Frank Hayes Joe Jennings Edward Heitzeberg Raymond Jennings Gene Henry Robert Jernigan George Henson Harold Jewell Brownie Hickam Andrew Johnson George Higgins Paul Jones Edward Hildreth Leland Jordan George Hildreth Joseph Karnes John Hill Paul Kerr Francis Hill Paul Kimble Walter Hill Thomas King Homer Hindsley Harold Knowles Ralph Hitt Joseph Konopko Ralph HoUcman Ben Krise James Holloran Joe Lamb lohn Holt Jimmie Lamb VVilliam Hoover William Landers . ndrew Hostettler Jim B. Lane Billv Howard Richard Lane John O. Howell Joe Lavender Frank Huber Robert Lawhorn Brown Hughes Thomas Lawson John Hummel William Lawson Paul Hyde Robert Lazenby Kenneth Ingalls John Lee CLUB William Lewis Charles Ligon Joseph Link William Litterer William Locke Lewis Love Ralph Lumpkin ' Joe Maddox William Mahn Harry Manning Edmund Marlin Sam Marsh Charles Martin Hilary Martin Herman Masse Kennard Maxwe (ieorge Meadows John Melody Douglas Miller Herbert Miller Ira Miller William Miller Allen Milner Roy Minor Pat Mitchell Lomas Moffett Jerry Morgan Billy Morrow- Evan Moss Joseph Money Don Murphy Roscoe McBcc Parker McBride Ralph McBride Allen McClain B. McClanahan James McClaran John McCord Nile McCrary Roy McDuflee Fred McGill Jack McHenry Arthur McKee Robert Mcknight Daniel MacMillan Howard McPeake Joe Napier Carl Neal Billy Nelson Horace Nelson William Nichols William Nesbitt Fallon Nix John Noah George Nobles Osi Noel Joe Nunley James Oaklev Ward Odom Gilbert Ogles Ja Par Eugene Payne William Patterson Roy Patterson James Peay Howard Peck Robert Pederzani Welch Pepples Burns Phillips Charles Phillips Ray Phillips Paul Picknev William Pique Hugh Pinkston John Porter Larry Poston Henry Potter Arlie Prater Lawrence Pugh Charles Quails Malcolm Quails Millard Quails Luther Ralph Albert Randall Edwin Randall Henry Raulston Leslie Ray Robert Rcade Harold Reed William Reed Robert Richardson Albert Riddle James Roach Joe Robertson Guy Rochelle Charles Rogers Carrington Ross Charles Rountree Bill Rovster Ra mond Russ Norman Sanders Robert Sanford William Savage Donald Schleicher Ciuy Scott Talmage Sharbcr Franklin Sharpe Thomas Shaw- Ralph Sheppard Hudson Sherrill Hodge Shipp Everette Simpson Jeremiah Simpson Robert Simpson Earl Sissom Gerrett Sissom Albert Skinner Alfred Skinner Cieorge Smartt Maurv Smartt Horace Smile Charles Smilli George Smith Harold Smith James Smith Lloyd Smith Otis Smith Ray Smith Ernest Smotherma Cleaves Smolherm Felix Snell James Snodd Fred Snell Barry Spear Thomas Spencer Leonard Staggs Charles Spurlock Rcavis Stacey Edward .Stamps Stepp Wi Stcv Cedr Owen Stewart Homer Stroop Orville Stump Robert Suddarlli Ernest Sulliiau Elbert Sullivan John Sullivan Robert Summar James Summers Theo Sweeney Earl Tate Howell Tate Bobby Taylor Charles Taylor Albert Thomas Robert Thomas Charles Todd James Todd Ernest Tomlinson Joe Tompkins Frank Tone Thomas Tow-nes Robert Townsend Wesley Trindal E. J. Tucker Robert Tugwell Harold Turner Samuel Turner J. B. Lnderhill Nat Vance Angelo Varallo Marion Vosburgh lames Waldron James Walls Clarence Watson Fount Watson Cleave Weatherford Robert Webster Roy Weeks Norman Weenis Julius Weissman John Wheatley John Wheeler Troy Wheeler Rudy White J. B. Whitman Paul Whittemore Aaron Williams Johnny Williams William C. Williams William S. W. Williar David Willis Thomas W ' ilson William Wilson Arsey Womack Bobbie Womack Hershell Womack Mark Womack Ashton Wood Robert Wood James Woodlcc Bill Woodruff William F. Woodruff Floyd W oodson K. Fay Wooten John Wootten Robert Wright George Wright Harold Yeargan White Yearw-ood Harold Young THE T CLUB The history of the ' T Club dates back to the time when the school was changed from a normal to a four-year college. Its purpose is twofold; to impro c the standards of athletics and to entertain its members. Each year the club sponsors a minstrel and a banquet and dance to which it invites high school athletes from Tennessee and adjoining states. It is one of the most active clubs on the campus. .Vll major sports letter men and the active coaching staff are members. ot l ifsciit for Ihr -V Club j ii tuir-WiUnnii lUiikctt, ic Varallo, Jeep Frazier. Dennis Hale, Harold Reed. liiiliiio „l bdlloiit of T, left to right — Rol BroHii. C;hailes Chitwood, Hank Brandon. Charles Phillips, Tom Clole. Jack bearwood, Hilary Martin. Comer Smolherman, .Sam Wilson. Bill Xeshitt. Jim B, I.anc. Top of ' T. left to right — Billv (iunn, P ' ount Watson, John Mc- C.ord. Ralph Fleming, Howard Mc I ' eake, Joe na is, (,am])hell Williams, Joe Maddo , Bill Blackman, Charles Martin, Leonard Staggs, Jack Deere. Bol) Bnrkett. Joe Jackson. Brad Miller. Charles Ralph, James Cloyd. First row. left to iiy i(— Mary , nn Todd, Vice-President; Nancy , ikman. Intramural Director: Irma Crowell. Treasurer. Second roie. left to right— Fran Miller .Shaw. Elizabeth Jarrell Jane Bratten. Betty Cloyd. Reba Joyn- Davis. Sne Cassity. Bobbye Jean Gris wold. Third nnr. left to i g i -. nellc Stepp, Kli abelh Woltl, Maggie Flynn, Mary Louise Parsley, Mazel Duggin. Beltv Faye Brandon. Mary Louise Mc- Millan. Touilh roie. left to righl- Jo ce eriilc. Kraiues Kemp. Reba Maynard. Louise . rnold. Bettv Jo Rob ertson. Peggy Weatherford, The purpose of the Women ' s .Athletic , ssoi iaiion is lo jjioiiioic more eiicdixciy the spirit of hoiKjr, sportsmanship, and college loyally; to encouiage in siiulciu lile riglit a(li ilies and suppress unwholesome tendencies. Membership in the .Association is attained by winning one hundncl points in inirinninal acti ities and upon jjayment of a fifty-cent fee which is a lifetime fee. The (ountil or the go erning board is elected b the W, . . . , WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION THE BAND The Band is an organi ation to provide musical education for the students, so they may profit by these experiences in htter lile, and at the same time to give entertaiimient and to advertise the school in military parades and concerts. Top Knr. IrtI In i!j,lil-i)V n McFciliii, Vice-PrcsidrnI; Riilicrt ( t()( nis. C ' .liaiics Burgess, Robeil Hiiiris, Jane Collins. Sam Hauii. Wanc-ii Maniii. Jack Veathelfolll, Jack Allen. Presideul: John Free, Mack Elrod. Margaret AViight. .Sara Kinihiongli. . lbeit Thomas, lUulcly IJoUoms, Alfml .Skhi- ner. Albert Skinner, Harvev Harrison. Second rou lift lo ui; ; — IJaibara Green, Jane .Vnderson. Ruth Meeks, . nelle Stepp, Sara Frances Fite, Secre- tur -Trcmuyrr: Rhett Danlcv, Margery McMillan. Daniel MacMillan. Joyce erble. .Mien Milner. Carolvn C:arlton, Randall Harlcy. hirsl row. lejl lo r(t; i(— Sammv ' an Hoosier. Frances Minor. Bettie Wheeler. Joe Tom Rich- ardson, . rnold Haves. |can Haley, Robert Readc. |ohnnv Daniels, Jean Coleman, . manda Noel. Carol Crouse. A « ( i(((( ' s — I.urlic Wi.seman, Betty Tipps. Diuiii A «; ' ))— Herman Massey. Co c  r(or— N ' eil Wright. ORCHESTRA The aims of this organization are twofold: mutual inipro ement and pleasure of its mem- bers and to benefit the school and connnunity musically. Under tlie direction of Mrs. Aultman Sanders, the orchestra presents classical orchestrations. Music is IIhiI ifliiih iirisfs in iiic wlien I ant reminded b llie instrnnienls. —1 ' ALT Whitman. From left to ri,i, ' -Manha Powell, Ma- rie I.inebeiiy. . iiianda Noel, . nn Evans, Johnny Daniels, David Rosen- burg, .Albert Caffey. .Sammy Van Hoo- sier. Dan McMillan, Rubye Taylor Sanders, Conduclor and Instructor; Jean Latimer, Librarian: (can Voods, Peggy Crankcr, Jack . llcn. President: Inrlie Wiseman, Randall Harley, Ciharles Burgess, Willie Bates, Ida Dun- away, Olin McFolin, Arnold Hayes, Jeanne Haley, Robert Grooms, E. May Saunders. Martha Jackson, rargaret Wriglit, [ocelvn McMurtry, Bob Vom- ack. . nn Ward. Pearl Robinson. ot l ictured: . ilccnc Dent. Jean Coleman. THE CHORUS The purposes of the Chorus are to make possible improvements in vocal work and to be a musical benefit to the college and the community. The club is under the direction of Mr. Neil AVright. Front roiu, left to righlSeil Wright, Di r(lor; Margaret Wright. Acconipa- iii.st: I.urlie Wiseman, Beula Mai Ho- gaii, Jean Woods, Joe M. Ingram, Law- rence Park, Bob Womack, President; Robert Daniel, Sammy Van Hoosier, Amanda Noel, Frances McGavock Mi- nor. Rosa Anne Holland, Jane Collins, Hazel Hardcastle, I ' earl Robinson, Sara Walker, Frances Keen. Second rozo. left to )(g i -Ruth Meeks, Willie Bates. Jean Latimer, . ltred .Skinner, Roy Mi- nor, Lawrence Bradley, T. E. Spencer. Vice-President; Betty Patton. Eugenia Bottoms, Wanda Snell, Marie Partee, Dorothy G. Kirby. Mary L. Parsley, Kitty Thomas, Jeanne Haley. Meryle Smoot. Martha B. Powell. Third row, left to rig i(— Ann Evans, Secretary - Treasurer; Martha Massey, Sue Casset- ty, Jean Patton. Daniel MacMillan, Jack D. Allen. Charles Ralph, Albert Skinner, John Connelly, Hudson Sher- rill. Barbara Green. Billie Odom. Lou Carter, Anne Cobl). Madge Campbell. Laura Ellen Chastain. SAUNDERIAN SOCIETY I Ik ' purpose ol this diil) is to ciKihlc studcius lo l)c(()iiic more laiiiiliar witli the classics. I ' lukr the supervision ot Miss E. May Saunders, recordings ol well-kncjwn musicians are heard ai each meetiti ' ' ;. Iniiif roir. left lo rig if-Blaiiclie Beaty, Maggie Flyiin. Jean l.atinicr. President; Emalee Jackson. Siiniid row, left to  H, ' i — Mvita . I ciiiiison. Bobbie Jean (.riswold. Bcltv l.oii Carter. Martha Massc . Joan Cannon. Wanda .SncU. Willie Hates. Eugenia Bottoms. Martha Diiinmuay. Third roiv, left to right— Mar Lou Parsley. Marie Lineberry. Stireliin-Trea.iiner: Ruth McClana- lian, Ann Evans. lin-Prcsidctit: Clata Rav (.rove, Ma al Duggin. Puhlirilv Cluuriiuu,: Rosa Ann Holland. Law- rence Park. Hudson Slierrill, William Farley. Left to High! David Rosenberg. N ' iolin Willie Bates. Violin Jean Woods. Piano Peggy Cranker. Cello Lurlie Wiseman. Cello . nn Evans, Viola Jean Latimer. Violin Ida Dunnauav. ' iolin Ihc .String Etisemble is composed ot a small ,groii]j ol siudenis who play classical composi tions to aiigmetit their musical dcvelopmetit. STRING ENSEMBLE f -iS vv eie Athletics SENIORS ON THE 1946 FOOTBALL ROSTER GtNt MclMVRE. Co-Captain, played end three seasons. MO. ' 41. ' 46. Unfortunately, Gene was injured duritig the ' Ifi season. He will still be remembered as a good pass- running receiver. Bob Bl ' RKETT, Co-Captain, played halfl)ack three seasons. ' 41. ' 42. ' 4fi. Bob will be best remembered as a good kicker. Fount Watson pla ed center and guard three seasons, ' 39, ' !0. K), and Fount played on the freshman team in ' 38. Fount was always a good kicker. Charlks Chitwood played guard two seasons, 12, ' l(i, Charlie will be remembered as a good hard-charging guard. First row, left to right— CAaik, Staggs, Jones, Bain. Nesbitt. Lane. .Sanders. Boaz. VV. Burkett, Charaberland, Greer, Chitwood, Sraotherman, Hildreth, Mitchell, Williams, Tompkins. Scconii mii ' — Blackman, London, Harrison, Bran- don, J. Jackson, McPeake, Hale, B. Jackson. Howell. White. Davis. Hickam, Lawhorn, Broun, Glover. Tliird )0!c— Reed, Cole. Scharber, Fraser, Knox. Womack, Mclntyre (CoCaptain). Diiggar. Wall, Linnville, Kelton, Kinnard, Fourth row—B. Burkett (Co-Captain), Buzby, ' ance. Duggcn, Hall, Mc( ord. arallo. Martin, Rushing, Deare, Blank- cnship, Fleming, Martin, Hambric, Watson. SCHEDULE rcnncsscc State (ollcgc 21 Jacksonville (Alal)ania) reacheis inessee Slate College Milligaii inessee State College 11 Union niessee State College 42 Austin I ' eay niessee State College 28 Cunihcrland inessee State College (i Marwillc inessee State College 19 C entic inessee State College ' 2 inessee State College Ti ov (Alabama) Teachers Tennessee Polytechnic Institute 21 49iS!% Coaches c;oACH E. (Wink) Midgett, head (oach and director of athletics. Coach N. B. Jordan, line coach ,mi girls ' liaskctball coach. Coach Elberi I ' attv. eiul coach and boys ' haskelhall coach. Coach Dlrwaru .Stowi:. back field coach and baseball coach. M. ' VNWGERS Reading from left to right-CAcnn Kiiiiiard and Bob Richardson. (Bill Roystcr was absent when pictnre was made.) RAIDERS BASKETBALL TEAM SCHEDULE Tennessee State College 11 Bethel 39 Tennessee State College 34 Tennessee State College 31 Sewanee 30 Tennessee State College 65 Tennessee State College 56 Bethel 29 Tennessee State College 37 Tennessee State College 43 N. A. T. T. C 30 Tennessee State College 56 Tennessee State College 38 Memphis State 46 Tennessee State College 52 Tennessee State College 25 Austin Peay 45 Tennessee State College 51 Tennessee State College 30 Spring Hill 22 Tennessee State College 40 Tennessee State College 33 Smyrna Air 21 Tennessee State College 38 Tennessee State College 38 Austin Peay 41 Tennessee State College 37 Tennessee State College 47 artin College 34 T. P. 1 53 Cumberland 41 Memphis State 46 David Lipscomb 51 Cumberland 39 Martin College 44 T. P. I. 52 David Lipscomb 46 Sewanee 34 Bll-L AVOODRUFF, Manager Left to right, first roii ' — Joe Jackson. Charles Martin, AVilbiun Burkett. Harry Clark, . ngelo Varallo. Joe N ' unnally. Bill Clark. Second roa — Maury Smartt. Co-Captain; James Cornelison, Diemer Norman, Bobby Randolph, William Nelson. Billy Fields, Charles Harmening. (Hank Brandon, Co-Captain, was absent when picture was made.) RAIDERETTES ' State College 2 i ' State College 27 State College 21 State College 21 Slate College 21 Mate College 2(i State College 30 State College 13 State C:ollege 9 State College 33 State College 11 State C:ollege 17 State College 18 . W . C. A. N. II. C. I ' arisi V. V. C. A. . B. C. Cieiieral Shoe Martin College V. V. C. A I ' aiisi Martin College Ciolilbliimes {.eiieral Shoe I ' arisi . I,, iii hl. in. l lo,, - . i i lkiiiaii. l ' .elt Ia)U Domiell. Mar Aim rodil. Capluiu; Bettv Hart. Co-Ciifitain; Marjorie Riggs. Joyce l)a iv. SiioutI rate— Fay Brandon. Iniia Jean Coleman, Beatrice I inn man. (.ene Gotcher. . nelle Stepp. Betty Cloyd. BASEBALL .e ( (o right, first row— jinx Lane. Martin Rushing. Bob Buikett. Russell Doris, Thomas Osborne. Charles Martin. Second ton ' — Dave . ltismiis. Jim Cloyd, Hilary Martin. Mac Osborne. Dave .-Xdmison. Third rou ' — Coach Jordan, Gene Mdntvre, Thomas Cole. Joe Davis. Howard McPeake. Billy Gunn. ARCHERY UnidiiKj, lioiii Ifll III )7., ' -Aman(la Noel. Ross McLain. Jack Allen. TENNIS .(■ ( to riglit. Inst Kill — Jean l.atimer. Mary . ndcrson. Jane Bran- don. . lice . rnold, Mary . nn lodd. Frankie Lynn. Imogene Ad- cock. Marie Lineberry. Second rwic— Billy Martin. Herman Tarplcy. Billy Nelson, George C;rau. Joe Dugger. Jeep Hale. Frank Busby, Glenn Kinnard. SUMMARY OF ATHLETICS During ihf aiadcmit vcar of 194(i-17. Mid- dle Icnnessee Slate College has grown nu- iiRiiiallv as wt ' ll as athletically. This is the first year since 1911! iliat we Uaw witnessed the Raicters. our lainoiis foot- l)ali team. pla . Ihroiigh the tliligent efforts and (ooperation of the student l odv, our team and coaches ha e experienced a successful footljall season. We liave won six games, lost two, and tied one. 1 he haskeliiall season lolloweil er soon alter our last football game. The Raiders ga e oiM o|)ponents stiff opposition, and the season closed with the Raiders wiiniing twelve and losing se en games. Tfiey, indeed, de- serve a big hand from every student. The Raiderettes showed their traditional lal and determination fjy taking on several loiigh opponents; they finished the season with eight games won and fi e lost. This year M. T. .S. C. has had a diversified progiam of athletics. Not only have the major sports, football and basketfiall, been played: but baseball, tennis, arthcry. and inn annual teams have been organized. As a result of this type of athletic program, more students have an opportunity to jjarticipate in one of the most important activities of the college. Life in Trailer Town Features Marilyn Virginia Wade Mhs T. S. C. 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POLK HOTEL PHONE 195 Thank You for Your Patronage TAXI-SERVICE ' PHONE 255 « 256 Prompt and Courteous 24 Hour Service BOBS GROCERY BOULEVARD STORE Telephone 476 TODD ' S PHOTO SHOP Portraits 106 East Main Phone 866 CHRISTY-HUGGINS ICE icCltt K COAL PHONE 3 1 CLAYTON  NELSON INSURANCE McBROOM « COLE SPORTING GOODS Radios B Records BABY PHOTO? le Us Make Your Baby ' s Picrurf While He Walchcs Miekey Mouse on the Screen Call 1065-R Compliments of MIDLANDER STAFF ROBERTS COAL COMPANY EARL ROBERTS. Owner Phones 183—193 PALMER COAL JELLICO COAL Compliments of RED ROSE DAIRIES Delicious Red Rose Ice Cream PHONE 293 MURFREESBORO HERMAN JACKSON APPLIANCE CO. Ftigidlirt Ranges 8 Refngeralors CO EN S RADIOS BENDIX WASHKR EASY WASHER First in Sportswear Phone 985 Compliments of A Good Place to FARMER ' S PRODUCE SAVE TENNESSEE AUTO STORES. Inc. HUDDLESTON MOTORS 322 West College St. Phone 82 DeSoto-Plymouth Sales and Service STANDARD ESSO DEALER FERRELL ' S STUDIO Photographs W. T. GERHARDT MERCHANT TAILOR Cleaning — Pressing — Altering Phone 5 9 66 TAXI NEXT TO BUS STATION CHAMPION SHOE SHOP 24 HOUR SERVICE WILL HAYNES. Mgr. 3 1 South Side Square COMMERCE UNION Young y Ogilvie BANK LUMBER Built on Confidence Growing Through Service 320 South Church Street Murfrcesboro. Tennessee Telephone 3 HARRY SCOTT ' S WOCO PEP CLEANERY Allen Service Station TIOLENE MOTOR OIL 123 PHONE 123 8 1 1 PHONE 8 1 1 ! A FRIEND MURFREESBORO LAUNDRY CO. Launderers — Cleaners JAGGERS-WADE Flower Shop FLORISTS TELEGRAPH DELIVERY PHONE SERVICE 77 i CHAS. L. BRILEY PLUMBING. HEATING AND ELECTRICAL COMPANY Phone 761 GEORGE HENRY OSBORNE-HARRELL HDWE. CO. Why Take a Chance When You Can Buy MAGNOLIA BUTTER Cannot Be Excelled in Quality COSTS NO MORE THAN ORDINARY BUTTER RUTHERFORD COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION HARRISON ' S PHARMACY Walgreen Agency Store Phone 388 INSURANCE In Twcnlv Eight YtJrs Every Cli.m Pjld Ask Your Ntighbo. Il ' s So ' ROBERT T. GROOM ■ NOTHING BUT INSURANCE ESTABLISHED 1919 Phone 717 28 North Side Square KERR « MARTIN DRUG STORE WHITMANS CANDY Phone 45 EAST SIDE SQUARE SHEAFPERS PENS BUCHANAN AND TARPLEY 1 DRUGS Tennis Supplies — So da Water Phone 7 We Deliver Your Order _ tl,,lM.,; S,„iH.-, ' ' ANITORllJ ' l COOK ' S CAFE GOOD EATS DIAMONDS WATCHES Rone Jewelers 104 Public Square Open a Charge Account Jewelry 8 Watch Repairs JACKSON BROS. OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET Sales and Service West College St. Phone 1( McDowell tire company ROBERT A. ROSE, Owner The General Tire Dealer Phone 3 30 GENERAL TIRE KRAFT SYSTEM RECAPPING One Day Service 112 N. Walnut POWELL ' S STUDIO PORTRAITS Commercial Photography 109 East Main Phone 147-X-W THE SURREY WITH THE FRINGE ON TOP ' Had SPEED enough for grandad, but YOU want to FLY SKY HIGH, and you ' re the lucky one. because right here on the campus you can get the BEST instruction the modern school of PILOT TRAINING can offer. Fully accredited courses by expert instruc- tors who function with the full approval of such Government agencies as the C.A.A. and Veterans Administration . . . indorsed by the Tennessee Bureau of Aeronautics and the State Board of Education. When do we start! xdMMBEESBQRQ. FLYING . I A ' l F, C:()1,1,F. .K AIKI ' OR I 1 VI)F R. NOAH, AIRTORI MANAGER