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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1948 volume:

111 l!l lljill ' ' ! ' . i i 2 - -. -v. % Tennessee State University LIBRARY ■ redented bu ROBERT ABERNATHT 1 v .•%-K--««s ' :f ' ■ .. ' J. 1 m uU ( u • HUnDRED-flriD- FO R J miDLflnoER n MARUIN5TEPP JAMES W. CHERRY William F. Hall Organizntiom Lewis Bandv Portraits ORGPniZRTIOnS miDLnnoER VOLUME TWENTY-THREE PuhJisJiediy the Student dody MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE COLLEGE FEATURES ATHLETICS PRESIDENT ' S HOME ' «Cr. M: : tt9 X jiS II 1 1 H 1 il I., li i M ill - ■ ■ ' . ■ .4 M|s SCIENCE BUILDING LYON HALL FRONT DRIVE JONES HALL RUTLEDGE HALL LIBRARY STADIUM NDUSTRIAL ARTS PRESIDENT Q. M. SMITH DEAN N. C. BEASLEY FACULTY RoiitRT AlSI£RNAIH Ejli lisll KDWARI) B. BALIIWIN C.l ' Oi Klpllx Jwils A. llAXIiU ! ticnce 1.AVM-: Boi ' TWiil.l. Sjicili null DriuitiUus RoisKRT R. Brvi)1 N Scietuc I- ' .MILV C;alcott Eu ' HsIi I ' HIMF H. Dalton Miiiiiiiil Aih I ' .LLKAH I)A IS . . I ' llXsKllI EdlHUimu Mrs |()hn Dixon S. Carroll E i. s Otis L. Freeman |()l ' (.Ili-iON Musif Ijiolisll iduslniil Alls oional S,l,,inl R. R. (,racv Agtirultiitc Mary Hall l-.h iiic7iUii Sujiervisoi ( LAVrON 1.. |A !ES Dcdll ) Sluilcill 1LLL .M B. JLDD Rfghlllll IIUWVKI) KlRKSl llllill (lllllll S )( v 57)l RllliIKi I,. IAR11N luiJlliiiid ' s W . K. Mi.CllAKlN IjIiiiiiHoii - . W . Ill)(,i 1 I CiinimcYd- iR(.iNi Ml N ;n: llnnir Edinaini s (IIARLKS MlRPH rlnuiiil EduiiilKin {.NEs Nelson llmiji- Etoiininiir KLlilRl I ' AIIA I ' Inuiiil Ediimlioti R!i HARD C. Peck English loMMiE Reynolds M,illir,iinli(s llisiiR Rogers All Rrin 1 I WLOR Sanders Musi, FACULTY I M SMMii Ks Mils Ivl l Alll III Si || |;1 1 l(ii(i;j il l.inii llli; ll(.IM 11. SIciAN joiiriinlii W II I Dr.NN SMI IN I) I , SldWI (.IM ll.(.l s |(ISI I II I-. II Kl ' 1- I IlKl I) W ' ISI.K I In lory l ' li siial Ijliinilinn English l:ilnralion Scicmc l K(.AHir J. Wkk.hi Mink l II H. W ' RK.lll Mus ' k Administrative Staff MKs. K1, I1 K HAIN S(i)r;«)V III Dcini Caihi-.rink Clark lihnninii ( MARLOTTl£ COOK Sftlfllirx In Dciln )( Sindeiils Mrs. Evelyn FlLDLR Diicdm oj Dormiloriis WW L Grandstaff CriUlciiii Mauagfi I. R(;UERITE Grandstaff Diclician 1 KI1 HllDRLlH llisf I R(ORIE McFOLIN Sroc r M In liegislitii Mrs. Bonnie McHinrv Scn,-lin III Picsiilciil Mrs. Ik.wces C;. Pitts Assiiltiiit Dnciliii iij Diniiiilorics Mrs. GLAU ■S S.MARIT Aisisliinl Milliliter llonlistnie I U. W oouMORE lliirsar THE TRAINING SCHOOL FACULTY N Amii 1 1,1 WIS UA I) Mrs. M)R1 n Hkimv Mak(.ari I Harrison MAR lU I I 1 | Ri) N littli (■ III ' Si lh (.Kill, Iliiiil (, 1(1,1, ,;,„„l Cm,!, Miss RhRR Margaret Lowk Mrs. Sewell Manlev Mrs. W. (;. Manson Mrs. McKef Mii.u, Scvtiilh (.111,1, . I-inl (.,,1,1, All l.ibiaiiiiii Mrs. Nelson Rov J. .Simpson Marv Frances Sm l i Mrs. Joe Howell Wood Miisir I ' litiiijial English Dietician THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT The Associated Student Body is an all-stiidenl organization in which it is jjossible to seek and to bring to light the needs and desires of the students as indi ' iduals. as groups, and as a iinilied body. Ii strives to imily iniercsts, opinions, and methods of procedure both within the student body and between the student body and faculty. The spirit of the Associated .Student Body is that ol iiidi idual responsibility lot. and (ooperatixe support ol. the ideals that are in haiiiiDiiy witii democracy. The three branches of go ernment— executive, judicial, legislative— give eveiy student the opjxjrtunity to offer suggestions as to the best ways of accomplishing these aims. jiiAN Wilson Frances Broxlls NOR.MAN nil 1 K1 1 II Jovci: k: [lRlR IIINRX RAUI.STON llllltY vuriill BODY SUPREME COURT I ll h, ti ' lil-Vy v. RoBiNiON. Iii. ti(i: Joi- Jinmncs. jiisliu: Makmn Suit. CIikI Jiislii lllOMAS I ' lDK.O. luslict-: F.I) HiLDRIIII, juslur- C.VKOLVN C.OI.LIIR. justui. CONGRESS Sciitcel, lejl Id ( g ((— Don. Waiso.n. Ai.ihkt Randall, . llan Curtis, Hfnrv Raulston ' . JOVCIil.VN JNfcMURTRY. Clldi I illilil : |A K All FN. RCM.S McCLAI.N. F.D HIIDRKTH. ELLEN NUNN Tarplev, Secretary. Slandiug. left to ng iJ-Bois Rkhardson. CIharli s R. Baxtlr. Jot loM RiOHARDSON. l1 1 : w WOMEN ' S DORMITORY COUNCIL Left to )ig i(— Jean Wilson, Faye Brandon, Pearl Robinson. Mrs. Frances Pitts, Jean GoTCHER, Mrs. Evelyn Feeder, Lelie Ramey, Jean Rogers, Della Mai Jakes. MEN ' S DOMITORY COUNCIL Liil to right— Ykvu (.kidi r. Irank Aichlk . Howard McPhAki. RojjS McClain. . ncelo Varallo. THE (mm CLASS OFFICERS I.ijl III iiiilil — AR tLl AlltlH lAl l.klMii:RR . Treasurer; Howard Mc:I ' kake. Scri riiiil-iilAnns; ROBERT Sanforo. President: WILLIAM lURKKlT. ] ue-Presidenl: jEAN Wilson. Seerelury: Mr. Kugene .SL0 N. FiuiiIIx Sfxinsor. m mm ciass of ms W iL.MA AUAMS MUFREESBORO Art Club -17; An Eilii..! Mini will K ' Is MARIANNA AUSLI ' Lascassas Etiglish, Social Science Transfer from Tennessee College for Women: I- ' . T. A. ' 47. ' 48; B. S. U. Council. 3rd Vice-President ' 47. ' 48; V. V. A. RcportiuR Chairman ' 48, ' 48; Who ' s Who ' 48. Louise Bea ley MURFREESBORO English li.niil 11. ' 42. ' 43, ' 48; Chorus ' 41. Secretary- Treasurer ' 42, ' 43. ' 48; Orihcstra ' 42; Association of Childhood Ediicalicui. ' I rcasurer ' 42; l.iu Oiiiiiion. .Sctretarj ' 43. President ' 48; H.ii| Simkcis ' 48; Who ' s Who ' 48. Mary Ellen Becton murfreesboro Mathematics I. R. C. ' 44, ' 4-); B. S. H Henry Frank Brandon n.vshvim.e Sdcial Science T Cluh ' 47. ' 4S, President ' 48. Roger Brevvingion Whitlevville Physical Education Basketball ' 39. ' 411, ' 41, ' 48; T Club ' 4(1. ' 41, ' 48; V ' 48; Sergcant-at-Arms .Sophomore Class ■4(1; .Sergeant at-. rms T Club ' 41. Frances Broyles Favetteville Home Economics Home Econoniiis Club ' 411, ' 47. ' 48, Secretary ' 47. President ' 48: S. C. U. ' 46, ' 47. ' 48. .Secretary ' 46; Aviation Club ' 40. ' 48; M. S. . L ' 48; Pan Hellenic Council ' 48; Congress ' 47: Secretary A. S. B. ' 48; Women ' s Dormitory Council ' 47; Class Editor Midlander 48; Most Versatile Girl ' 48. Glee Club ' 44. ' 4-. 47. ' 48; Hrralil ' 47- JEAN Buchanan MURFREESBORO Horn,- Economics BlTTE H. BRAUI-EI MURFREESBORO Home Economics Club ' 48; Dramatic Club ' 48; Veterans Club. WUISt RN BlKKEIl Waiertoun I ' hxiical Education. Social Scie THE SENIOR nm OF ' 10 l i)f;K Campbi;i 1 McMiWM] I I Malli(iiioli ' . Chonis ■•le, ■47. 48; S. C. V. Md. 17: lliimr lionomics Club M?. •48. Treasurer ' 48; .-kvialion Club lii. 47. Is: Science Club ' 48; Sccrelary ' 48; W. . A. ' iti. ' 47, ' 48. James W. Cihkrkv MURIREESBORO Social Science Transfer from Milligan College; Aviation Club ' 47. ' 48; Publicity Director. ' 47; Veterans Club 47. ' 48; Business Manager MlDLANDER ■48; I. R. C. ' 48; Who ' s Who ' 48; Sirli-liiirs StaH ' 47. ' 48. Carolyn Coi.iur i ' etersburg Home Economics S. C. U. ' 41). ' 47; Home Economics Club ' 4(1. Club ' 47. ' 48; Treasurer Sophomore CMass ' 47. NtARCARET llAVinsON CULLEOKA Home Economics Club ' 4.1, ' 411. ' 47. ' 48; V. V. |(jstpn W . Dams DONELSON Pl) sical Education ■48; Dramatii I ( k 1)1 1-Ki I I IM.M1N l ' li i,,ll hdudiliuu Football l. K. 47: II.imIi.iII II: ■ I ' (lull ■ll, 47. ■4R. Raciiii. 1)1 I ri HLNDFK-SON l-.niilish. Social Science Transfer fn Tii I nic.n lni%nsii C.lec Club 47. Ruby Dill MlRI REESBOKO Home F.coonmiis slei h l);,%i(l l.iri- Mattye F. Doss Sale Creek Kni lish. Social Science Chorus 48; Saundcrian Society 48; r. T. A. 48; S. C. U. ' 48. MAR 1.11 ABIIH Failki.nulrry Ml KI REKMIORC) Commeice Secretary Freshman Class ' 41; Secretary Junior Class ' 47; Treasurer Senior Class ' 48: C;ouKress ' 47. Secretary ' 47; T. O. ' 48. Secretary 48; Whos Who 48. THE mm ClAiii; of ' 48 6i A I ' lNK A. FOUTCH MURFREESIiORO IinluSllitll Alii Hazel Gillemine Scifncc Bill GUiNN tullahoma Fliysiciil Education, Mnnual Ails Veterans Club ' 47, ' 48; Dramatic Club ' 47; Baseball 41!, ' 47. ■4S T Club MG. •47. ' 48; Physical Education C:lub ' 48. William I-. Hall MURFREESBORO Science, Agiiculluie Ag Club ' 48, Vice-President ' 48; Sidelines Statf ' 48; MiDLANDER •48, Photographer; Veterans Club 47, 48; Pan Hellenic Council ' 48. Minnie Rlth Hamilton murfreesboro Home Economics T. O. ' 47. ' 48. Tr. lliss Hartman MURFREESBORO Eii ' j liih, Coiiinicice I ' RANC:E HiCKERhON MURFREESBORO Commerce urer ' 48; A%iation Club ' 48; Congress ' 45 G. Norman Hildreth Alexandria Social Sicence President A. S. B. ' 48; Sigma Club 47, ' 48; Treasurer Junior Class ■47; B. S. U. ' 47. ' 48, 2nd Vice-President ' 47. Treasurer ' 48; Aviation Club ' 46. ' 47. ' 48; Pan-Hellenic Council ' 48; Social Com- mittee ' 48; Who ' s Who ' 48. Ralph Hili MtRI REESBORC) Entilish UlLLAII IAI HOGAN WlLl.lAMM ' ORT , l itsic Who ' s Who ' 48. Who ' s Who ' 48; S. C. U. ' 47. ' 48; Pi Mu Sigma Vice-President ' 48; Organ Guild ' 47, ' 48; Transfer from Martin College; Band ' 47. ' 48; Saunderian Society Chorus ' 47, ' 48; String Ensemble; Tau Omicron ' 48; Orchestra ' 47, ' 48, Vice-President ' 48; M. S. M. ' 48; Organ Guild, Dean; F. T. A. ' 47; Dramatic Club 47. - m mm am of ' n John Holt LVNCHBURt. Ai:,riculliiir Ag f.lnb ' t-, ' 48, President MS; I rishin.in 1 (hiiI ;iII ' II ; Sigm: Cliili 47. MS; Pan-Hellenii Coiimil IX; Sciciue Cliil) !«: 1 ijile Idun toMiuil ' 48; Wlio ' s Who ' 48. Dorothy Hurt McEWEN Mathewatics, Chemistry B. S. II. Ireasmcr ' 46; Dramatic Club ' 46; Saunderian Society ' 46; Aviation CInb Mti. ' 47. Secretary ' 48; S. C. U. ' 46; W. A. A. ' 46. ■47. 48; Pan-Hellenic Council ' 48; T. O. ' 48; Science Club Pres- ident ' 48. Gordon |ennin(;s LlBKRT Scirnrc .Allkn Kklton Lfoma Sdriin- I ' l ARI, KlNTlil I Lisni luliiailio,, Irank I.. RiRin Social Science Chari.ks Rnowles PORII.ANI) Sdence Dramatic Club ' 4li. ' 47; I ' lcsident Iresliman Class MO; 1!. S. U. •4(i. ' 47; Men ' s l) ' i]iiiloiv Coiuicil ' 411. Martha Lamb Bakersville Pli sical Education Marv Irancks Kiaip Carihage Commerce V. T. A. ' 48; B. S. U. ■4.-i. ■4e; Home Economics Club ' 48: A iation Club ' 46, ' 47; V. A. A. ' 47, ' 48; Dramatic Club •4. ). ' 40 Jim Butler Lane MURtREESBORO PliXiicul Education THE SENIOR Clil!i!i OF lH Hilary Marun Nashville Physical Ediiifilioii John K. McCokd Nashville Physical Education Football -46, 47; Vice-President ■ ' T Club ' 48; VicePiesiden Sophomore Class ' 46; Vice-President Junior Class 47; Most Popiila Boy ' 47; Veterans Club ' 46. ' 47, ' 48. Anna Ruth McC ' .ormack Pulaski Home Ecottoiiiics 1 lanslcv Iriini Martin College; Ho Scuctavy ' -IH; Herald ' 47. (lull 17, ' 48. Mills Mao Millan Lebanon Social Science JOVCELVN McMURTRV Greenbrier English llusiucss Manager Sidelines 47; President Woman ' s Dormitory Council ' 47; Corresponding Secretary Dramatic Club ' 48; T. O. ' 48; President Alumni Beta Club ' 47; Vice-President A. S. B. ' 48; Con- gress ' 47. ' 48. Chairman ' 48; Who ' s Who ' 48; Alpha Si Omega ■48; Glee Club ' 45; Orchestra ' 45; Band ' 45. IhiWARl) Mcl ' KAKK LtXlNCTON Physical Education. History Chairman Men ' s Dormitory Council ' 48; Physical Education Club ' 48; Sergeant-at-. rms Veterans Club ' 48; Sergcant-at-Arms Senior Class ' 48; Sergeant pt-Arms Pan-Hcllcnic Council ' 48; Football ' 47, ' 48: Baseball ' 4li; All V. S. A. C. ' 47. Margaret Miller Murfreesboro C ' .licinistrv. Mathematics ATARTHA .- NN MdKKls Sprinciielu Social Science S. C. U. ' 45. ' 40. ' 47. ' 48; B. S. U. ' 45. ' 46. ' 47, ' 48; F. T. A. ' 47 ' 48; Saunderian Society ' 47; V. VV. A. ' 45, ' 48 Lee Ml ' NSE Wartrace Social Si ieuce Sisma Club ' 48; M. S. M. ' 48. Elizabeth Parker Pulaski Social Science, Education I, R. C. ' 48; F. T. A. ' 48; . ssociate Editor Sidelines ' 48. THE SENIOR CEAH OF ' 40 i lil William H. 1 ' ai ilrson MURI REtSbORO English, Social Science rrcsidcnt Suplioinoic Class 46; Cheer Leader ' 4(1; Uramalii C:lub ■W; Veterans Club 46. ' 47. ' 48: Associale Business ManiRcr Mlu- LANDER ■41; I. R. C. 48; F. T. A. ' 48. Sigma Club ' 48. Rav Patterson Red Boiling Springs Enirlish Margaret I ' krrv murfreesboro Home Economics Burns Phillips murfreesboro Mrclinnical Drawing Beatrice Pm ard MURFREESBORO Eniilisli Fannie Powell MLRI RtrSBORO Henry H. Raulston South IMttsburc Agriculture, Science rcss ' 48: Attorney Ge ■4K. Harold Reeo Lexington Plixsicnl Education JoicE Robinson Lynnville Home Economics Pearl Robinson Lynnville English Saunderian Society ' 45, ' 46, ■47, ' 48; Orchestra ' 46, ' 47. ' 48; Secre- tary Orchestra ' 47. 48; Glee Club ' 45. •4(i; Chorus 47, ' 48; Dramtic Club ' 45. ' 46. Sciretary ' 47, ' 48; Circulation Manager Side Lines •46, ' 47; T. O. ' 48; Beta Club ' 47; Supreme Court ' 48; S. C. U. ■45. ' 46; Women ' s Dormitory Council ' 47. ' 48; Aviation Club ' 45, ' 46; MlDLANDER Staff ' 48; Miss T. S. C. ' 48. THE mm CLASS OF ' 411 RoBtRl SAMORU Nashville Physical Educalion Class ' 48; Footbal clMitilf Bov 48. jacquelyn schleicher Greenbrier Ens,lish C.ioRCE .Smith MURFREESBORO M inual Arts Leonard .Staggs N.VSHVILLE S(K iai Science ■■I (lull 47. ' 48: Sigm; .Marvin .Stefp .Manchester liiisiness Adiniiiishiitiiiii . lAR .SiNCL.MR -SllAlNs ML ' RFREESBORt) Biolngy Cliil) -48: Tiansfci hum AuImmii l ' ni ersily. Care I ' ruan LOREITA Pli si iil Educoliun. Siniiil Science .Sar. ' a. Hooser woodblrv Home Economics Club -48; Most Betty Joyce ' erble Chattanooga Commerce .Ann Howard Ward MURFREESBORO Enelisli .Sigma Club -47, ' 48, I ' residenI 48; S. C. U. 47. ' 48; M. S. M. ■48; Pan-Hellenic Council 48; Editor Midl. nuer ' 48; Chief Justice Supreme Court 48. THE mm am of ' 48 EviiLYN Ward MURFREESBORO Education BETI ' IK Jkan Whkllkr murfreesboro ScCKlinidl ScillUC ■JS: ' I . (). ■■17, ■4S. |LM WlllFIlK ClIAl I.WOOCA Hoiii,- l-.ioiioiiiics Tiiinsfcr from Univc-rsily of (,hallnn( is;i: Homr Kioridiiiics ■W; B. S. LI. ' 48; S. C. V, . Vice ricsiil -nl MK; Icmiic Fdiloi LANDER -18. HaI-Lh- Wilson- La lav MTi; SiHiiil SiiriKc A. C. E. ' 38; B. S. U. ' W: Sc.nljiv iltr;ins Cliil) ' IS. Llrlik ' isf:.ma murfreesboro M iisic Transfer frnni Iniirrsii, „f Lrnm-svfr; Chorus •40. ' 47. ' 48; Band •47, ■4S; Miiim I riMiiihli li, 17, 1 ' : Orthcsira ' 4e, Reporter ' 47, I ' l-csidiMi IS, Wnnims I no 17 Is; Dramatic Club, Correspond- ing .Si-.iii.iii li., I ' l.M.liiil 17, s,, ,.;„i,-,s •4(), ' 47: I ' i Mu Sigm.i •48; h( lii l.s: I ' .iii llilliiiH Ciiun ' il ' IS; Harp Singers ' 48; Tresidenl omen s Doniiilon l;i uinil ' H, lioiiin |i)i () l (;k Sigma CInli •47, 48; Boys Quaitet ■48; c;iKirns 47, 48; I ' i Mu Sigma ' 48. Robert E. Veargan MURIREESliORO h ,;liii,iiuil Oiinrinii Fra.nces Jean ' vViisox ' LULEAHO.M, Home Ernnonun Home Economics Club 44, 48, Vice rresident 48; Wcmicn ' - mitorv Council •47, 48; Secretary Senior Class 48; Lre A. S. B. -48; Pan-Hellenic Council •48.  i - afcj i,?  H  =v ill iliilidii Rdoin CLASS OFFICERS .(■ () right — i.KLIA Ramk . S -n,till : llll lA HowAKl). President; JOHN McCoRD, Virc-Preiiileiit: Eli aheth Ann WOLIF, Treasurer: Bill Blackburn. Sergeaul-alArnis; Mr. HoRACl-: |()Ni:s, Fnciilty S jmnoi. THE JUNIOR mu OF ' 49 JUNIOR CLASS Charles E. Vdwell Nancy Airman Jack Allen [ANTLS C. Argo WooDROw H. Arnold Elmer Bain Martha Becton Kill Blackman (.ENE BOAZ MlIDRED BOLITON liiiiiiiiiiii Ji . lifekk H ra s% A Top Rou ' riiird Row Nashville Ko Bradley Muifieesboio Dayton GLEN Bradshaw Shclbyville Tullalioma Ann Brown Nashville MtMiniivillc Robert Bruce .Muifieesboio Rcatlyvillc Bou Bryson Woodbury Second Rou ' Fourth Row Smithville Margaret Buchanan Murfreesboro Muifieesboio Frank Howard Bisin Lawrenceburg Murfreesboro John T. BuTLER Old Hickory lullabnina CLIFFORD BVRNE Nashville Lebanon Jordan Caldwell Murfreesboro THE Tol Rnw Tliird Row 1 HOMAs B. Cannon Mmfrcesboro Norman CooKSE Ditkson lU ' KTON C;aRNAHAN Muificcsl)oro KATHERINE COOI ' EK Nashville Thomas H. Caktir luiliii.sl.(.io IKVIA Slll ' lll s (,K ) M 1 1 Beech (.i e Sue CAissETiv Ri( 1 ll.HlinK S|„iugs 11 VRKii 1 1 1 (nr IClll 11 T 1) Miiilreesbiiio Don t ' .HAMliERLAIN Seiund Roiv Nashville Allan Cikiis lallllll Raif Nashville Bill Clark Nashville Joyce Davis Prospect Tommy Coli Miiifrccslxuo I.. L. Davis Liberty Jean CoLE L Miiifrecsboio Noel Dams Morrison Margaret CoLE L Smyrna Robert Dams Liberty Robert Colston Monleagle James G. DeJarnett Murfreesboro JUNIOR CLASS Cj f% To «oir Third Roic Ralkigh Dtl ' RiEM l.ohclville Alfred Fischer New York City Charles Dickev Carthage Delta Ford Lebanon Cornelia Donxho Portland Retsie Ann Foutch Murfrcesboro (iLORiA Drake I ' lns MinlncslMiKi James F. Flujia Murtreesboro Delbert Dri er Rcil Boiling Springs FRANCIS FusoN Murfrcesboro ScKiiul How Fourth Row Marv Duldt Lnurentcbnrg Rome Garner Morrison Marjorie L. Duncan Harts ille Fred W. Gebhardt Nashville Douglas Dunaway Mmfreesboro Charles Gibbons . Lawrencebiirg Daniel J. Dunnwav Mmfreesboro James O. Gist TuUahoma Louis Farringer Nashville Earl Glover Tullahoma THE Tol Row Thomas Gatlin Curtis Hamrk Nashville Margaret Gordon Normandy Joe Frank Harney Miirfreesboro Gene Gotcher Fayettevillc Robert E. Harris Miirfreesboro Sam Green Francisco, Ala. Dorothy Hawkins Manchester John D. Greer Nashville E. |. Hin iiiiKt. Nashville Second Row Fdiiilh R ,nc RuTHE Griffin TuUahoma Rebecca Higcs Lewisbiirg Frances Gunn Decherd Ed Hildreth Alexandria Robbie Lee Gunn HiintlaiKl JAMF S HOBBS Pulaski Dennis Hale Tullahoma Anne Hooven Miirfreesboro Jerry Hale Liberty Billy Howard Lebanon JUNIOR CLASS Tol Row Tlii ,, Row Maktha Howard Lebanon Joe Link South Pittsburg Andrew Hostettler Nashville ' |RGINIA Locke Shelbyville Mary Jenkins HillshoKi Hkr chel Lo e Chattanooga W. A. Johnson Xashvillc Mary Lr Mason ' artraec lllOMAS l-.D KllIlNG Dami) C. Maiiiiiws Nash ille Secoi III Koiu Foil: rth Rozc I ' AUL Kerr Mmfieesboio Ross McC.lain Lebanon I ' Al 1, KiMBLl Linden James D. McClilolgh Old Jeffeison Marv Jo Ladu illianisport Roy McDuffee Legrange. Illinois Doris Lane If)HN A. Lee Lakeuorth. Florida Smyrna Arthur AL McKee Stanton NLacIntyri: Mmtreesboro THE Wi« ■■ , jm Top Row Third Row Betty King Mcknight Muifreesboio C:lal:d . Owen Waverly Daniel J. MacMillan Bristol Jlilia Parnell Linden Lois McMurrv Hartsville Roy Patterson Red Boiling Springs !■ RANGES ATcGAVOGK MINOR Columbia Robert Peder7am Sagamon, Mass. Roy Minor i Row Ilillsboro 1 IIOMAS Pedigo Tout III Row McMinnville SCC07H LOMAS Moffett Munfeesboro David Phillips Lebanon Bill Nelson . White Bliill Fred Pipkin Lafayette Bill Nisbett Murficesboio Maudie M. Puts liMfreesl)oro Elwyn Cayce Oakes Nashville H. H. POITER Janiestou ' ii BiLLIE ODOM M u if 1 eesboro Peggie Pollock Toronto, Canada JUNIOR CLASS irfH 0f8l ' Jfli .. tf Top Row Third Rozu Allkn Prince Miiirteesboio Briice Robinson Chicago, Ilhnois Bettv Nisbett Qualls Miirtieesboio Dw ID Rosenberg Murfreesboio Millard Qualls Manchester (,. J. Ross lUillalo. New York L. n. Ralph Goodlettsville Carl Rushing Union, Mississippi LlLIA Ramev Oak Ridge Don Schleicher Nashville Srcon, il Row Fourth Row Albert Randall Lewisbing Ralph Sheppard Harlsvillc Eddie Randall Lewisbuig Murfreesboio Charles A. Simmons Plant Cilv. Fla. William Eris Read Louise Simmons .Murfreesboro TiiUahoma Tullahoma Joe D. Robertson Alfred Skinner Nashville THE tsSkmk Toj) limii Tin I, I Ro Horace S.milev Minlrcesboio Charles H. Tamhk Charles Smith McMinnville Joe Tompkins James Smith Sammve Van Hoosir Rad Spivey Red Boiling Springs Angelo Varallo William T. Stevens Murfreesboro C ' .orinna 1 owrv Second linw I ' liurlh Ro Tom Stevens MimIiclsImiih (ampuell Wii.i jams Owen D. Stewart Muilieesboio Doris Williams Robert J. Suddarth Lebanon John Wheeler Jean Sullins Watertown IHomas Wilson Carolyn Sullivan Goidonsville Elizabeth Ann Wolef Foslcrville I ' nionville Inifreesl)oro Nashville Fayetteville Murfreesboro Murfreesboro Mnrfreesboro Cnlleoka Nashville JUNIOR CLASS NfARK WOMACK (.FORGE Paul Wright Tol) Rmi ' Minfieesboio Jack Vkarwood riillalioma Harrv Clark Nashville Nashville 1 Resionol Siclinol CLASS OFFICERS , • () lighl-nwK Willis. Sfinc nii « A}iiis: Bob Es- Ki v. President: Joe Jonks, I ' irr-Pie.siiliiil: Martha Mas- SKV. Sraeliiix-Tmisiirei . ■f i PT I I TH[ SOPHOMORE mU OF ' SO SOPHOMORE CLASS mM i . Top Row riiird Rmv I.I WIS VV. Aaron Nashville Peggy Bell M 11 1 f 1 eesboro | iis Adams MurfreesboK) R. E. BiiiB Nashville I.AWRFNCE ADVVI:I.L Nashville Marie Bishop Belvideie MicKKV Alexander Nashville E. B. Blackburn Nashville [ANE Anderson Tiillalioina James C. Blackwell (.11 BERT BOVD ATNIP Nashville Douglas Blair Murfreesboro 1 lURi. Ernest Andrews Nematita, Va. William Blair [o i pn C ' RAic Avers Kentucky Joyce Bland Fniiitli Roir W ' atertown Secon d Row II I iA i 1). Bailey rullahoma I.oRENE Boles Minfreesboro MAKMN liASTTAN Naslnilk- Eugenia Bottoms k liiin ille (.i()R(,i Hate - NoU-iis ille Hubert Boyd Mc linn ilU- CiiARi Es R. Baxter Muilieesboni Faye Brandon ooabiM Harold Bea slev Chrisliana Ered R. Brandon Woodbinv VlOLEl Becion Christiana Sue Bratton Lafavette Harold Beech l.ewisbmo J. n. Bra vle Hillsboio Homer J. Beliles Nashville Billy Alan Brewer Miiifieesboio THE Ipw r % Top fioii; Third Roiv Aubrey Brooks Dealing. Georgia Harvey V. Clark. ]r. Muifreesboro John D. Brown Lascassas Anne Cobb Smyrna NDERSON Boyd Buckner Hillslmio K, therine Colsion Atlanta, Georgia I ' ERRY L. Blillock Ari HL ' R R. COLLIER .Slielbyville Annie Campbell rnUahoMia Elam Collins Lewisliurg Llicien J. Campbell Xaslivillc Jane Collins Graysville Ray C. Campbell Woodbury John Connelly Nashville Joan Cannon Slielbyville Douglas Cone Old Hickory Second Rmo ' ' ' ' O ' loMMV GARDEN Manchester William Denton Cook Brentwood Carolyn Carlton Muifreesboro James 1 ' . Cornelison ' ndlTonvI S. D. CARPENTER  COUCH U H JZ ' Ari:hie Cassity Murfreesboro John Cox ... r ' lf.ni a THOMAS S. CATHEY Lewisbuig WILLIAM K Crabtree v e Laura Ellen Chastain Mt. Juliet Lee Earl Crawiord Sde Creek Cecil Clark Flintville Lillian Crawley .Sale C eek Erbie Clark Sparta Carol Crouse Muifieesbou, SOPHOMORE CLASS 7op Koui Sylvia Cunningham ROBERl IlACKIRMANN. |R. UOBBVE LlK Dams (.KORGI-: Davis HiRMiKL G. Dams Harold C. Dedman liETTY DE JARNAIT Lewis Dickinson Si-coud Roio David Dodd Betty Lou Donnell Sara Ann Dossett 1 ' . C:. DUGGIN Sue Dunaway CiEORCE EARLES Ellen Eichenberger Mary Jane Elmore -= ? • - tt -- . ■ 1 i . 1 - i Third Row I.iiliclvillc Robert Ervin Miiilnrshoio UOB ESKEVV I.ohniuin Miiifiiisboiii Sterling Farmer Nashville Ernest Farmer Elova MiiifrecsboK) I ' AITI Farrell Siinrna Old Hickory William D. Ferrkil Murfreeslmm Muifreesboro Don Ferrell Miirfreesboro Columbia I. UCY Finger Nashville Foiirfh Ro,r Muifieesboii) Ben Flannnu.an Mmfieeslioro Lascassas Ralph Fleming Doutisdii TuUahoma Don Foster Ic iisl)uia Tiillahoma Thomas Foster McMiiimiHc Muifreesboro William Eraser Columbia Jack Freeman Muiheesboro Belvidere Charles R. Gannon Laveigne Muifreesboro Sara Garner Nforrisou THE I Top H,n, BliVERLV NOLEN GA TLIN DORRIS E. Ghea William M. Graham. Jr. Beatrice Gray Marion Gray Rarbara Green Fred Grider J. P. Grigc Second Ro John Grimes Howard Grissom UoBBYE Jean Griswald Robert Groom Glata Ray Grove Mary Ruth Hailev Frank Hall Howard Hall OUl Hickory 1 iillalimiia Old Hickory Fayettevillc Fayetteville I.avergne riillahonia Murfrccsljoro Richard Gity Oil check rorrisoii Muitrc-c-sl) )ro rcMiiiii illc Cartilage Miirfreeshoio Winchester Betly Albert Hamiiion Jean Hargrove C:harles HaM-MENINC, Mary Frances Harney Jimmy Harris James E. Harrison James H. Harrison. Jr. Richard Harrison Rebecca Harvili. •Sam T. Haun James . . Ha es Ji-ssE B. Hayes C:harlie Heinz . LBERT Henderson LOYD Hen EGA r Gene Henry Miirfrceshoro Culleoka Fliiitville Miirtreeshoro Nashville Old Hickory .Shelbyville Miirfreeshoro Readyvillc Cleveland Cleveland Faycltevillc Knoxville Rockvalc Daylight Nashville SOPHOMORE CLASS C (Vj kk Top Roio George E. Henson Winchester Brownie Hickam Nashville Frank Hill MuifreesljoKi Harrv Hill Delliose Mary Hill Cowan Mary Hitchcock Sa annali 1$1 ITV HlXON Chattanooga Rosa Anne Holland Cieenljiier Sciond Row J. S. Holmes Minfieesboro Billy Hooxer Murfreesboro John D. Hlmmel WilManisbuig. K . [osEPH Thomas Hiirst Old Hickory Evelyn Hyde Old Hickory Paul Hyde Old Hickory Kenneth H. Ingalls Muifreesboio Emma Lee Jackson Vhite Creek A • ; Joe Jackson Della Mai Jaj Della Mai Jen Thi id Row Chattanooga Eagleviile Andrew Johnson Joe Jowes Marx Rogers [oms Nashville Portsmouth. ' a. Murfreesboro George Kemnh Cecil Ray Ket XORMAY PHOEBI Grace Kirby Edward Knapp Sydney Knight Lorraine Krei Foil. R CHUM Uh Row Crossville E Kimble GNER Nashville THE ToJ) Raw Third Roiu William L. Sanders Shelbyville Rhea McClanahan Hartsville Howard Landis Eagleville James L. McClaran Mnrfreesboio Joe Lasater Jasper Nile O. McCrarv Murfreesboro William Lawson Liberty Olin McFolin Minfreesboro June Lentz Shelbyville Jack McHenrv Mnrfieesboro Bill Lewis Madison Bobby McKmght Murfreesboro Charles W. Licon Lebanon Charles McMillen Lebanon Robert Lowhorn Nashville Henry McNabb Nashville Second R. ow Foiirlh RoxL ' Ann Love Nashville Ruth Meeks Coalmont Louis Love Columbia |OHN A. Melody Nashville Herman Masse y Dixon Springs Bradford Miller Murfreesboro Martha Massev McMinnvillc William S. Miller Cliristiaua Kennard Maxwell Mm freesl)oro Allen Milner Shelbyville Roscoe L. McBee Hillsboro Pat Mitchell Tullahonia Parker McBride Manchester Clarence Moorf McMinnvillc Ralph McBride Manchester Ray Moore McMinnville SOPHOMORE CLASS , q q 9 Top Row BOBBV MUSTO Nashville Joe Napier Waveilv Eugene Neal Laveigne H. L. Nelson Nashville Larry Nelson Nashville Edwin Nemlli Lastassas William Nichols Woodburv Eallon Nix Lebanon Seco id Row J(jHN Noah Lewisburg Amanda Noel M 111 frees boro Oscar J. Noel Muifrceslioro Clayton D. Norman Kelso Roy Norris Murfrecsboro James D. Oakley Lafayette (.iLBERT Ogles Murray Parkir Lafayette Tliird Row NfARY Lou Parsley Smithville Betty Ruth Patton Vatertown James R. Petty Nashville V. C. PiGUE Cornersville John Porter Lebanon Martha Powell Muifreesboio Arlie L. Prater, [r. Mmfieesboio Robert Price Doyle Fourth Row Joan Prince Tullahoma Pat Rachell Nashville Earl E. Ragsdale Nashville Robert Randolph Robert Reade Leuisburg Bob Richardson Tullahoma Joe Richardson Columbia Albert S. Riddle Shelbvville THE ., 1 I  • Top Row Albert Riggs Miirfieesboro Margie Riggs Miiificesboro James Roach Woodbury Rettv Jo Robertso la fa vet te Clark Robinson I.asiassas Joel Rogers McMimivillc 1 OM Rowland Ouebcrk UiLL ROVSTER Second Row McMTniivillc Louise Rucker . Guy A. Scott Woodburv Rebecca Seat Walterhill R. S. Shacklett Miirfieesboro Gladys Shadow Vinchester Talmadge Sharber Miirfreestjoro Thomas J. Shaw- Columbia Oscar G. Shearin Shelbyvillc Third Row Hudson Sherrill Hillsboro Charles Shocklev Nashville Everette Simpson Murfreesboro Earl Sissom Bradyville Garrett Sissom Rradyvillc George SMARTT Murfrcesljoro I.OVD Smith MiMiunvillc OTIS Smith Tourth Row Rav W. Smith Old Hickory Cromer Smotherman Murfreesboro Ernest Smotherman Arrington Travis Smotherman Wartrace Felix M. Snell Murfreesboro Edward B. Stamps Hendersonville Ruth Steaklev Huntland [ANE Stephenson Eagleville SOPHOMORE CLASS , 3i Top Row Annelle Stepp Manchester Cedric B. Stewart Madison June Stroud Maiicheslei Edward Sullivan Favcttcvillc John Sullivan MiiifrccslKiM. [AMES SWAMORD Nashville Howard F. Iaie Muili.csh.iio Lewis I avior Rii 1 ll,,iln,R piinss Second Row Mvrta V. Tennison Lewishuig Bill Tenpennv Miiifieesboio Frank Thomas Kathrvn Thomas Oak Ridge Betty Brown Tipps Tiillahoma Jo - Todd Muificesboio Frank Tonev Nashville Jesse Toothman Springfield 4 ' ' ( Thiitl Roiv E. J. Tucker Harold Turner Watertown Samuel A. Turner, Jr. MiMinnville AUDENE VValkup Miufreesboro V. T. Walkup MurfreesI)oro CXarence Watson Old Hickory ancv AVatson Old Hickory jiNOLA Wiaitiiri V Murfreesboro l-oinlli Row Alice Webster Greenbrier R. L. Webster Nashville Roy Weeks Mnrfreesboro Norman H. Weems Christiana JULIUS Weissman McMinnville IROY DiLLARD WHEELER Mnvfreesboro J. B. Whitman Springfield i ' AUL Edward Whittemork Nashville T H E SOPHOMORE CLASS Tol, Row Si-nnid Roio Don M. Williams .Nashville Nell Wiser Union City Ermx Lek Williams Lewisburg Winfred Wiser Wartrace W. C Williams Woodbury . rsey Womack Daylight W. i, H. W. Williams, jr. Miiifreesboro Elizabeth Womack Murtreesboi o Robert E. Willis Columbia Robert G. Wood Murfieesboio David W illis Columbia Jesse A. Woodlee Manchester Aynn Winfrey Murfieesboio Thomas C. Woodruff Murfreesboro James E. Winton Coalmoiit Thi Virginia Wood.son rd Row Shelbyville Earl G. WOOLWINK. Jr. Nashville Fay Wooten Lafayette Robert Wright William Wrighi Mt. Pleasant Harold D. You.ng Lebanon Howard W. Young Mt. Juliet Trailer Town CLASS OFFICERS . ■ Ill )7y i — Charlks Buddy Miller, Vice-President; Alvena Beene, Secretary; John Duldy, President; Sara TuBB, Treasurer; FRANK Atchley, Sergeant-nl-Arms; Mr. D. L. Stowe, Faculty Sponsor. THE mmw mn or ' si FRESHMAN CLASS Top Roi, lioNNiK Adams Kx ' ELVN Adams Harlan Adams Howard Aldkrson JOHN Robert Alexander. Jr. Nanette . lexander Billy Joe . lbright Robert A. . llison Second Row c:harles W. . nderson . nnie .Arnold Madge . rnold Max . rnold Ralph . rnold |OE . SH Shirley Ashley Frank Atchley Belfast Muifiecshoro TullalioiiKi Williamsport , Nashville . Nashville Fayetteville Estill Springs Tiillahonia Mililieeshoio !lllhc ■ l)o (l 1 lillahoina MinlueshoK) (.ordDusvilk- Shelhvville Nashville .lb Thiid A ' f-ic HOYTE F,. B. KER Morrison Harry N. Ball Bristol Bobby Ballew Soddy Daisy Mary Bandy Chattanooga Marjorie Barni:s Nashville Joyce Barrett . NN Beard Lebanon HULON Ed v. rd Beasley Minfreesboro Fointh Rou- Alven. Beene Sequatchie Anita Bellamy Murfreesboro (arlye Bennett Toronto, Canada Walter Blackman Murfreesboro |anie . rnold Blair Murfreesboro Frank Bobo illi. m Boone Nashville Kenneth V. Bowers Murfreesboro THE Tof} Rozv Mary IIradlilV RliTH liRENT I ' LORA PkARI. BREWIR Hklen Brock June Brown Virginia Brown William Brown Guv Buc;hanan Joel Buchanan l.ELAN BUCKNER Robert Lee Bu(;g loHN K. Bullock Glenn Burd Douglas BuRNET rE Emily Burnette William B. Burrus C.otlonslown Rkluiiil Citv Dayion ■Spi iiij iicUl Rockvale Dcchei d Faycttcvillc Miiifieesboro Hillsboro Kaglcville I,a ei j ne Antioch Aiitioch Nashville riilrd Row Frances Butler Sunelle Campbell Joe Cannon BoiSBY Cahlinger Martha Carlton Emily Carpenter June Carter William Prvor Carter. Jr. Fniirlh Row James r. Charlton ZORA Chastain I ' ATRICIA CHILDERS Marvin F. Clendenin Clay C. Coble Selene Coffev Aubrey Cole Walter Page Coleman. Ik. Pulaski McMinnville Lewisbing Old Hickory Miufreesboio Mm fiecsboio Coldwalcr Murficesboro Nasliville McMinnville .Spiiiiglield College Grove Centerville Miirfresboro Nfiirfree.sboro FRESHMAN CLASS , f O ' 1 T(il) How Tliird How Earl Condra AVhitcvvell (cilai Hill Old Hickdis Bobby De Jarnatt . . . . , . MiH ' freesboro Sarah Con ' lev Neal Dickens ... - Lebanon Lewis Cooke Katherine Roe Dietzen Richard Cilv John Cooper C;iirisliana Marlin Dill Ready ville Thurman Cothron DKon Springs James E. Dillingham Wartiace Charles Dovle Couser I ullahoma CURRIE DODSON Lebanon Dick Covington Nashvillf Rowald Dold Mnrfreesboro Edna Ray Craddock Slicll) illc Peggy Jane Donnell Mnrfreesboro Snoiid How Fouilh How Ralph Craighead Moss Calvin Hall Duggin Daylight Clyde Cromwell Muifieesboio John Duldt Cdplav, i ' enn. Burrell Crowell Beech Grove A. D. DL ' MONT Nashville Newman C Crlnk TuUahonia ' ERNA DUNAWAY Muifreesboro Jack Daniel Woodbiiiv William A. Dlinna vav Mnrfreesboro Wanda Daugheri y Chattanooga XORMAN EARLES Naslnillc Donald Davis Old Hickory Sue Earl MtMinnville James Davis Liberty Ernest Elliott Eslill .Springs THE • ' tiMi M T( 1 Hou- 77, m , low Rose Mary Ellis Spana E ELYN Gardner Winchester John Kr in Ri I H Garner W ' iiuhesttr Ji-AN Evans ashville C;harles Garrei I Falkvillc. Ala. Carl Flrrell M m frcesljoii) Donald Gibson (Ill isiiaiia I ' AUL Fisher Mill liccsboro W. H. Gibson K. A. Flowers Etta Mae Gobble Einorv Gap Charlie Ford Charles W. Goocii Pulaski Doris Ford Muifieeslroro Marie Goodman Cornersville Second Rmi ' roiiilh Rmt ' Christine Foster . . McMinnville John D. Gracev Fayetteville Ri ' Bv Fox Readyvillc V. I. Grandstafef Murfreesboro John Francis Moiucagle James J. Grani Mmfreesboro Opal Freeman Portland ARTHLR CiREEN Hiintsville. Ala. Dee Frisbee Cleveland A iLLiAM B. Green Red Boiling Springs Jerry Forrest Gaither Joyce Gaither Janelle Greer Bob Gregory Goodlettsville Miiifieesboro Clarksvillc Mary D. Gammill W ' aitrace Raymond Gregory Dixon Springs FRESHMAN CLASS fl| f!l f To ) ?ow 7 i )f Row Robbie Gregory ( hnksNilk- Norma Harter Oak Ridge KucAR F. Griswald. Jr. Mill luisliiMo Matt Henuirson Rockvalt- Charles M. Gufee-s Whiiturll Sarah Hendrix I ' ortlaml Gene C;uffev Muilnislinro Howard Hennard Miirfreeshoio IllLLV GL ' NERT WlLIJAM R. Henson Lewisbiiig i)RON Haislip I ' lilaski Howard Hess Carney ' s Pt.. N. J. RosciE Nell Hale Milioii I.rcv Hicks Manchester Mercedes Hamrk: Hcnuluras Ross Hightower Nashville Secoiicl Rinr Foinlli Row I oNV Hansberrv Miirfrccsbdro CXara C. Hill Wallace Hancock AiiliiirniouM Walter Hilton Casteliaii Springs |A iis H AK i SON Aniioih Homer Hindsle IDWIN Harris Nashville F.kxid Hitchi:oc:k McMinnville lU RRi LL L. Harris Cross ille Charles Holden Murfreeshoro RoBiRf A. Harris Rcadvvillc Dene Holland Decherd lOxi Harrison Minfrccshoro Fred Holmes Decherd Harriet Harsh Hartsville James F. Holt, Jr. Nashville THE 01k ( .. 7o ; Rnu ' Herbert Hoover Miirfieesboio Bobby Jermcan Manchesler Mary Hoover Chiistiaiia Harold Jewell Statesvillc Norman Hoover Nashville Charles Jones McMinnvillc J. A. Houston Naslnille Roger Jones Nashville Cliiord Hudgins Murliccshoro Freeman Pillow Jokman Charles E. Hunt Murlrccsboro Edgar Kelly, Jr WiLBURN E. Hunt Old Hickory Medford Lee Kelly Muifreesboro Nor man Hutchinson Srn oiiit Row Miirfieesboio Joe Kennedy loinih Rmv Bristol Gradie Jackson Nashville Monte Kennedv Fayelteville Jimmy Jackson Decherd lOMMY 15. Ke Nashville (osEPH W. Jackson White Bhdf Morgan Kincaid Lewisburg Robert Lee Jackson Robert L. Jackson, Jr. . Kenneth Kistler Nashville Marcia Knox Miirfreesboro Rodger Jacobs londe, Ky. LUTTRELL LANCFORD Carl Lappin Nashville Arlie G. Jenkins . Monteaglc Roy Jennings Tampa, Fla. Floyd Gene La hew Old Hickory FRESHMAN CLASS ( . fll f ' jfy Top 1 Roio Linda Lediord CuUeoka Carl H. I.kk Nashville Hkrbert Lewis. Jr. Nfanchestei Charles VV. Looney Franklin Lisle Lough Miirfreesboro J. D. Love CliiiUanoo«a Willard Loveladv .Socklv Mildred Lowe F.aglcvilk- Scroll d Row I MES C. LoW.MAN Columbia liETTY LLI LUTTRELL Canyton JASPER MACCART Elniwood Nancy Mancrief (;( oilleltsvillf William Aiain NLanninc. Portland Al IA LVRKS LLOYD Marks Dot NfARLiN Mnrfreesboro i. Mam It Third Row Jane Marshall Nashville NL RY Ruth Martin Normandy Warren Martin ' F.PPS NL thews Walter Hill Thomas C. Matthews Lascassas Pauline Mc. dams Petersburg Elyie G. McBride Sinithville Dick Mclarv Smyrna Fourth Row James McCo Lawrenceburg Margery McCurdv White House WiNFORD L. Mc:Ferri Woodbiirv Paul McGriei Dechenl liOBBV fcGoWN Unionville lIuNN.Y McHenrv Nfurfreesboro Herbert McKee. |r Columbia JERRRV fcKiN EY Favetteville THE fl J aiiA To ) A ' ou ' Eleanor McKnight James T. Meador Alex Medley V ' lRGLNiA Meek John Melton Billy Merryman Nell Messick Alton Midgett Secdi 111 Rmo Charles S. Miller Raymond V. Mills Lloyd C. Minor I ' AUL L. Monks Gene Lewis Moore Jerry Morgan Edgar V. Moser Emmily Muse ilHk « TImd Rou- Muifreesboio (OAN Myatt Tullahoin.i OUl Hickoi ' llLLY Mm.rs Iim IiccsIkho Mmfieesljoio Ross N ' EAL Ik-lviileic ( ' .(illcgc Giovc Ellen Norris Mmficesboio Wooilbtiiy Annelle NoKin Miirfieeslxnii Haitsvillc JIMMIE Ofieciik McMininillc Beech Grove Dean Oziek Wililersvillc Miirfieesboro Neal Ozier Wikleisvillc Fonrlh Row Mmficesboio J. A. PACK McMiiinville Shelbwille Lynn Pack Fayetteville Murfrccsbiiio LORRAINE PARKER Eayettevillc Thomas Parker Watertowii Bristol |AMEs W. Pakkisii Nfurfreesboro Murfreesboio Lucille I ' arrisii Goodleltsville Murfreesboro Vance Paschal Readyville Nfiirfreesboro Jack C. Payne Dayton FRESHMAN CLASS O Top Roil ' Jack S, Payne Monteagle James E. Payne Nashville Maurine Payne William N. Pendleton Nashville Alberta Pennington I.awrencebuig Kenneth E. Penuel . Murfreesboro Carl Perry Kaycttc ilK ' Dewey Phillips Sliclhv ilk- Second Row Jimmy Pickle Nashville Herbert Pipkin Lafayette RUNN Pitts Murfreesboro John Pitts Murfreesboro Jimmy Poag Lawrenceburg Martha Pope Dayton C.harlene Powell Murfreesboro Katherine Powell Suiitlnillc Tlu Harvey Powers rd Row Doris Prater L. F. Pltman Murfreesboro Carl N. Reeves. Jr. Martha I,. Rhodes Lebanon I?ell Buckle O. T. Ridley I-ou Mald Butler Riggs til, Ro-.r Murfreesboro Fred Roberts C.f;oRGiA L. Robertson Summertoun Tullahonia Shelbvville Robert C. Rowbotham Ueity Rvssell Chicago. 111. Richard City THE ; t ' ill Toj) Hnw Jean Sadler Oak Ridge Macolm Sadler Nashville James Sanders I ' clham Emily Satterwhite Erin William Scarbrougii Lcwisbuig Margaret Scott Old Hickory Richard Claude Shackleit (livens Falls. Idaho Bernard Shaddy Petersburg Second Roio Hugh D. Shannon Portland James E. Sharpe Memphis Gilbert Shearron Murfreesboro Joe Powell Shelton Manchester John Shelton J. R. Shelton Mt. Pleasant Kenneth Shipp M m treesboro LiLLIE Mai ShoemaKE South Pittsburg riiixl Row Emma Lee Shoffner Shelbyville Emily J. Shofner Shelbyville Anne Shrum Tracy City James Shuberi Flintville Katherine Shubkri Elintvillc Lillian Sims Franklin John E. Slagle Kingsport Leonard Slation Iiiiitth Haw Ben Richard Smalling Shelbyville Henderson Smiley Greenbrier Elizabeth Smith Mmfreesboro Harry R. Smith l.awiencebtng Mary Margarei Smith Murfreesboro Robert A. Smith Lawrencebnrg Dorothy E. Smothfrman Wartrace IRCINIA Sneed Milton FRESHMAN CLASS To Row Ned Soloman AzKL Barry Spears George James Spry A. R. Staggs Bernard L. Staggs Ralph Stephenson Syl ta Stewari William St. John Sfc jiid Ro John V. Stovall Ralph L. Sutton John Swafford Ellen Nunn Tarpley Russell Tarver Doris Taylor Eloise Taylor I ' ORIIR Tfmpii Fayetteville Lebanon Nashville Lawrencebui) Lawrencebiiig I ' almeisvillc McMinnvillc Falkvillc, Ala. Hiintland Sparta Cleveland Miiifreesboro Little Rock. Ark. Nashville Red Boiling Springs •Williamson Carl Ienpenny William T. Thistle Bill Thomas Clyde Thomas Janeen a. Thurman Newton Iillmax John D. Todd James Tr.wis Sara L. Tube Richard Tumblen Norman L. Turpen Celia Rith Van Horn William J. Vann Lynn V. Vaught Eugene osburg (AMES W. Valdron Murfreesboro Lawrencebiirg New Middleton Bradvville Chattanooga Nashville Mm frecsboio .Nashville Winchester Columbia Shelbvville Lcwisbmg Flintvillc Read -ville Murfreesboro I.avergne THE FRESHMAN CLASS Tot, ' (.RACE W ALkKK Joe T. Williams Leijanon | )HN WAI 1 ACl James M. Williamson Bristol JERRV WARNhR Muitieesboio Aubrey H. Wilson. JR- Murfieesboro Alecia Watson Homer Wilson College Grove Doug Watson Old Hickory Wayman Winters Nashville James H. Watson Mill freesboro C. A. WOMBELI. Nashville Joseph L. Vatson Brownsville Anne Vo()d Murfieesboro Homer Webb Second Row Fayettevillc Maxine Woodson Foinlli Row Chrisliana Neil T. Weltv Ruby Wheeler Lebanon Unionville Wartrace Favetteville Miiifiecsboi-o Miiiifi-isboru Shclbyville Jane Wright John E. Wright Cross Plains Nashville S. K. Vheeler Roy C. Whitaker Ruth Anne White Tommy White Brownie Williams Nancy Anne Wrighi Martha Yearcan Evelyn Young V Murfieesboro Miirfrcesboro Goodlettsville lONE YOUNGBLOOD MrMinnville Fredrick Williams Muifieesboio Henry Zellmer Miirfreesboio THE IDTIflTIES THE 1948 MIDLANDER STAFF .( ' ( lo I !j i(— Frances Brovles. Class Editor; Campbell Williams. Assistant Business Man- ager: James Cherry. lUisiness Manager; Wilma . DAMS, Art Editor: Mar IN Stepp. Editor; Mr. ROBERl . BER. THV. Faciiltx Sponsor; BOB ESKEW. Sjioiis Editor: Dorothy Hawkins. Associate Eilitot: |l. e ' heeler. Feature Ed- itor; Pearl Robinson. Siiapslioi Editor; Wil- liam Hall. Photograplnr: JoE. F. HARNEY, Orginir.dtion Editoi: AwELLE .STEPP. Typist; I ' l- AKl RoiilNsoN. Stiap liot Editor. Marvin Stepp. l-.diior James Cherry Husiurys Manager The staff has cndcaNoicd lo make this olume ot THE MIDL. NDKR a i i(l rcHcction of the arioiis phases of life at .M. 1. S. (. ' .. during 1947-48. To publish it was our task; if at any time yoii find a pictine or a word that will recall pleasant memories, our book has served its purpose, and we arc the happier for our labors. THE 1948 SIDE-LINES STAFF . •; () li ' hl-lUin 1-SKl . ' )i .i hilllin: Al llhKI R M)A1I. . ' (s i (A , ;(ii;«qri .- I ' All. KiMllll ' . hilihii: I-.I I AIU I II 1 ' ARKl R. As ' ii( lull ' Eililiir: Dam Will is, A u liiiil Simile Edilor; Raliegh Dii ' Kii i, Kijiiiiiii : IliiiN Russell, Reporter; Wiiiiwi U Al I . I ' litilu ' Kijilirr: I,ori:m-; Holes. Hrjioihi: Mr. Ki(.im Slow. Iimilh Sjimisor; Hl R M( AHii. licjuii h) : |a iis (:lll.RR . A ' c- jlnllri; IRWIS S IC1I 111 R IA . Ilr jllit til : Wll- 1 1 AM l ' i(.ri Rijiti)ti : l ' (ii! RowisoiHAN. Ilr- limlrr. The Sidc-Lltics is a stiitltnt ])a| n, publislicd binionihly In ilu ' siiuk-iiis ol ilie (ollegc, to keep ilu- sliideiUs on the (ampiis, those in ihe arined h)i es, and other ahinini inlonned as lo the whereabouts ol present and loimei stiidenis and ilie jjrogram being tarried oiii b the college. •) hit ■« ' - Mr. William )i!ni). Mr. Clayton James. Facully Sponsor: Marvin Stepp, President; WILLIAM HALL, r i r e - P t e s i d c II I: Mark ' o L CK, Sen f tan-Treas- urer: Mr. Robert Aber- NATHV. SccotuI rino. left to l n ; — RHKTT DANLEV, BOB WoMACK. Billy Howard. Joe Frank Harney. Burns Phillips. Burton Carna- HAN. John Holt, Millard tJUALLs, Lee Munsey, Leon- ard Staggs. Denice Hale, Norman Hii.dreth. l.etl to n!; i -BEULAH Mai Hogan. Louise Hill Beas- LEV. President: FRANCES Hiokerson, Treasurer; J O - C E L N MCMURTRY, I ' jETTY Wheeler, Vice-Presi- dent: Bess Hart.man, Miss Elizabeth .Schardt, Faculty sponsor; DOROTHY HURT, Miss Hester Rogers. Facul- ty Sponsor: MARY ELIZABETH Faulkinberry, Secretary. SIGMA CLUB TAU OMICRON The .Sigma Club is an lioiioi.irx oinaiii ation lor men interested in cultmal aiul intellectual (k ' NelopmeiU. It was louiulecl on February 5, WYl ' i. by Mr. Neal D. Fra .ier, who was counselor uiiiil ills (k ' aih. lau Oniicion is an honorary society tor young ladies. Membership by election is based on leadership, scholarship, and character. The so- ciety stri es to ]jromole scholarship and to up- hold the ideals ol this institution. Three regular meetings are held each cjiiarter —social, educational, and business. This society was oriiani ed in WV.W by a facidtv committee. AVIATION CLUB BETA CLUB The Aviaiion (!lul) was oi .iiii cd )aiHiai 10, U(4(). Ijy sluclciUs takinjn ilu- (oiirsc in acro- naiiti(s offered al l. S. C. Meiiil);i sliip was then extended to tlio e stiidenis wlio had llown belore and lo those wlio plan to study axialion in the luttne. ■ SUindinn. ■ to riohl—joy. C;iBSON. Fiinilly Sponsor; I.oe Farringkr. Sidney Knight. Aubrey Wilson, lomas moffett. bob bax- TER. Sealed, left lo righl— .Sherman Gardner. Pre i cleiil: Roy Bradley. Vhc PresidenI; ROY MINOR. Treasurer; C:aryle Bennett. Della Jenkins. Peggy Pol LOCK. Fay Wooten. Ursl row, lefl lo riglil— James McClillgugh. Re- jiorter; BETTY RUTH Pat- TON. Secretary; Laura Ellen Chastain, PresidenI; James Stephenson. Vice-President; Second row, left to right— Kmilx- Sattervvhite. Joyce Bland. Carl Lappin. Mil- dred BouTON. Myrta . Tennyson. Sara Hendrix. Sara Tubb, Allen Milner, jOYCELYN Mc.MuRTRY. Third loif. left lo right— Lois Mc- MuRRY. Ruth Meeks. Mar |ORiE McCurdy, Martha Rhodes. Lynn Pack. Linda Ledford. John Francis. Alvena Beene. ■)()) mil ' , (■( Id )vi; i — DoROlin HAWKINS, Reporter; Jovci- 1). is. Ili.sliii iiiii: Kli AIU-TH . . N WoLU-. Treasure); I RTA ' , Tknwso.n, Seereliir : J, 15. WiiriMAN. President: R() Minor liiePresidenl; FRANCE Minor. Song Leader: . NNIE C ' .AMPBiai.. Piirlicnnenti iriciu. Seeiilld row. left to riollt—S, M 1 URNKR, UtWEY I ' HILLIPS, FRANCES KlMP, SARA STEWART. ,V|ATTYE DOSS. GRACE KiRin, F.iTA Mae (.obhlf. Kmalee Jackson. Svlvia Stewart. Kaiiikrini: Shubert. Cornelia Donoho, Laura Ellen C ' .hastain Jo ' sce ' frbi.k, Mr. |or F. Wilkes, Faniltx Sjiotisor. I ' liiitl roie. leji tu i ■; ; — RA l ) l) Mills. R.m.i-ii .Stephenson, John Conlk . Ivnn I ' ack. Opal Freeman. Mar - Hill. Bill Patierson. Linda Llui oru, . L r Bradley, Marianna . lslip, Ann Ward, c;laia Ray (;rove, l- ' oiirtli )() •. left to nV ( — Garreti Sisson. Mary F.lizabkih Hitchcock. i i a Marks. Llom) .Marks. Louise Rlckfr. Robbie Lee (.lnn. Aniia Bellamy. The purpose ol iliis organi ;iiion is lo ;ii(l in the (k rlopiiieiu ol siiicltiiis who are preparing to Ijeccjiiie leachcrs. I ' liis is ihi ' ihiiil tar iha( tlie or.i ani- ation ha.s been on the campus. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA STUDENT CHRISTIAN UNION The Sniikiil Cliiisli.in liiioii cii(lt ' a i)i s lo pioiiiDU- C;liiisii;in l(llo vslii|) on llic caiii|nis .111(1 wluiivd ils nicniliiis f o. Il is iipvu io all stiuLiils and is alliliand willi llic Woiid Sliuitiil Ciiristian FcdtTalion. This oij aiii al ion sponsors du- SnndaN (•Ncnint; rs|HT sci i(cs, dornii ' .oi y df i) ' ioiiai jnTiods. noon da ck ' xoliona! pel ioil. Ri.ii, ;ioiis Emphasis Week, and various a(li ilies. Snilid. h ' ll Id light— Mr. Wiggins, Facully Sponsor; JOE Frank Harney. Picsirlnil: June Wheeler, Vice-Presi- dcnl: lAiRA Ellen Chastain. Bobby Jean Griswold, Betty Patton. Treasurer; Myrta V. Tennyson, Publicity Clininnaii. siiiiiilni;j,. Ie l li ri ' ilil—M.w.v l.oii I ' ARSLi V. LuciLLK Parrish. Eugenia Bottoms, Jean Gotcher. . nnelle Stepp. Glaia R (.ROM 1)111 A Mai |Akis, ()i ai. Freeman, Emma Lee Jckson. Joan Prince. Lucy Finger. Charles McMillan, Edn. Rl. C.r. uuock. Lillian .Si.mms, Cornelia Donoho. Robbie Lee Glinn. Jane Wright. Elizabeth . nn Wolfe, Nanette .Alexander, Sylvia Steward, Frances Broyles, Marvin Stepp, Rose Ann Holland, A V Hist row, Irfl In ni; -R )NIE Garner. Marianna Alsuh, Third J ' ice-Prcsideul: HAR- OLD Turner. Second Vice- President; Joe F. Harney, President; Douglas Blair, Sunday School Representa- tive; Bella Mai Jakes. First Vice-President; Clata Ray Grove, Secretary. Second rori ' . left to ng )(— Lillian SIMMS, Eugenia Bottoms, Faye Brandon. Opal Free- man. . nn AVood. Grace KiRBY. Mrs. Mary Lou -NIiller. student Secretary. Third roie, left to right— Dr. Robert Martin. Faculty S[miuor; Jean Hargrove. Violet Becton. Ju n e Wheeler. Cornelia Dono- Ho. Mildred Lowe. Lillie Shoemake. Sara Tubbs, Kirk Wheeler. Seated, left to right-Ko Bradley. Frances Broyles, Nanette Alexander. An- NELLE Stepp. President; BOBBY ' Jean Grisvvold. Vice- President; M. rtha Charl- ton. Secretary and Treas- urer; Lucy Hicks. Eliza- beth Ann Wolff, Jane Stephenson. Ben Alex- ander. Pastor Advisor. Second row, left to right— Myrta V. Tennyson, How- . rd Alderson. June Carter, . lbert. Penning- ton, Emily Shofner, Tom- .mie Garden. Jean Rogers, John Conley, Katie Pow- ell, Sara Hendrix, Lee Munsey, Martha Lamb, Betty Bradley, Evelyn Gardner, Marvin .Stepp, . lma .Marks, Loyd Marks, John Collier, Sylvia Cun- ningha.m. John Gracy, Virginia Woodson. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION riiu Baptist .Stiiclcnl rniDii i, llu ' iinilicd program ol rclisjioiis ailixilx ol Bajjlisl stiulriil 1)11 ihc collci i ' campuses ihri)iiL;lii)ii( llu ' Soulh. riic (kib is associatctl with ilu- Soiiiluin Bapiisi CioiiNcnlion. METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT The .MdliixliM Siuilciit Mo cnient is an ors an- i .iiioii ol rclinious a(ti ities on the campus. The organization is asociatcd with the M. .S. . ol the .State. .As a religious uiiii the , l. S. M. is designed to create a higlier religions society on the campus. AGRICULTURE CLUB SPEECH ARTS SOCIETY I he Ai K iullurc ti hih is an ()it;.iiii .i loii hii the proiiioiioTi ol bcllcT iiulhoils in .il;i ii nil ni a! H( lnii(jiirs. This iliih hi)|)rs lo snppoM llir new and .Khanccil ails in at i i( nllui a! insli iic I ioii and |)frl()niKinic aloni; •ilil nlltiini; lo rslahli li llic in ilali()n lo liir Inunf loi hi i hui and iiioir pk-asanl larni and home lik ' . Ihf ,S|Hr(h Alls So(i(i is a slndrnl oru;aili- alioii ol liiis (olk ' nc vhi(h is loinicd Uj stiiii- ulalc ( onsii lu I i c ihinkiiiL;. lo h(l|) jjicparc slu- dcnls loi |)osl-( oik-. c woik. lo shaiprn ihc spiiil ol clean ( oni])ciilion and lo cnllixalc inlcTcsl and laknl in llu- held ol llie line ails ol speech. first row— George Smartt, Henry Raulston, Felix Snell, Jesse Toothman. Second iohi— Mr. Grac , sponsor; FRANK HALL, BOM) lUiCKNER. Eugene Neal. Robert Price. Ralph Rob- inson. .Sterling Farmers. Everett Simpson, E. J. Tucker, Norman C. Cook- SEV, Herman NTassev , C.eorge Kemmer. Wood- row .Krnold. Howard l.ANDis, Douglas Burnette. Douglas Diinnawa . Ja.mi s Shubert. . lbert Rigcs. H. I ' . Boyd. Zack Dismukes. I ' AUL Monks. Louis Ta ' i ior. George Tilman, Nor MAN Weems. Mr. Joe Ln TLE. Advisor; WILLIAM Hall. ! f « ' ' - ?jr f ao vh if ' fK First roil, ' — Mary E. Dulut. SiTretary: Taul Hyde, J ' ice- Prrsident: Campbell W. Williams. President; Della |e in(.s. Correspondent Siinlary: l.ic ' SONNY 1 INGER. Second row — jOE JONES. I.ANE Boutwell, Ftculty •sponsor; . [ACK VOMACK, Marth.v I ' owell, Jack IRMNG. lliird )on ' — Robert Rich- . RDSox. .Albert Fisher. Carl I.appin. Don Wil- liams. FriDil Kiu ' . Iiji III r u i — Rkukcca Higi.s. Dk. Klurei) Wiskr. si ,iim)i: Da id Dodd. Tifuniiri: Dorothy Hurt, Presitlcnl: Charlen Taylor. I ' id-Pirsiilciil: Madge C;amphell, Scoc niv, lion Shacki.eti, Piihlidly Officer; Mildred Boi ten. Secdiul linr. Icfl In ui; ) — |AMES liLACKWELL. RaY PATTERSON. l.ONEVS MOEEETT, STA.NTON MAcIMYRE, WINIFRED Wiser, C. J. Ross, John Holi. Mar ' s I.oi 1 ' arsley, Joe Frank HAR E , 1 ' all P ' isher, Jack Freeman, Joe Tompkins, Bob Groom. The .Science Club is the onh organi aiion on the (anipus ol a s(ieniili( nature. It is the purpose ol the club to stinuilaK- an intirisi in acKanceineiils in the field ol science. Denionslration ol expeiiineiiis oi interest. re iew ol articles from current scientific ]3eriodicals, and must speakers troni scientific prolessions make up the clul) acti itics. SCIENCE CLUB INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB II is iIk- |)ur| i)sc ol lliis (lul) lo iii:ikc ;i sliulv ol (iniciil cmiiis .iikI io proiiiolc :m iiiUn-sl in worlil piohlriiis ;ini()ni the stiidcnts. •i Iniiil i nr. h ' ll In ut; i - KS1- WoMACK. DR. C:. C. Si is. ■ i( v S iiuisoi .■ Mm{IA ' . S() , f(fcttir ; MACK WOMACK, I ' li iidnil: I ' Aii, Hvdk. Vin-Presidciit; J. 15. WHITMAN, Trcii.uiici: Dr. Rohfrt Maritn. Bill Pat- terson. Second }(iif. Icji to )iV ( — W iLi iA i Kris Rkad. Elizabeth Parker. Lovd Marks. Ra mi)M) Mills. John .Alsti.n Lee. .Sam IT rner. James N. Hobbs. Howard Hall. Richard Harriso.n. Pnc n [KAN AVII.SON , ;m lldiiic Eroiioini, Fi( il loir. Ifll III iinlil — RK Riiii I ' M ION. Mar )o Ladu. (.rac.i KiRin, A.nn Rkakd. Ann Bxdvvn. MARCARtT Davidson, Sara 1 ibis. Doris Lani , l.iic: HitKs. Second r m .vra ct — Mrs. X ' irginia Mln::ii;. Siiuiism: Bi in [o Roimrison. Saiinl Cliiin iiuiii: s Ruth . IcCor- MACK, Secretary; EUGENIA BoiTo.Ms, yccmiil ' ncPresidenl; Jean WILSON, First I ' icc-Prr.siilriil: .Madgi. Campbell, Treasurer: ROSA . NN Holland. PiilUuii Cluiirman; .Miss .Agnes Nelson, Slunrun. riilrfl Kiiji— Francis Kimp. Frances Glinn. |ean Hargrove. Ai.iikria I ' innington. Mar l.r Mason. Betty De Jarneit. . niia Bellamy. 1.h:ille 1 ' arrisii. Frances Broyles. President; Emma Fee .Shoeener, Carol n C:OLLIER. ' ELNA (.AMHIE. F RS 1)1 III I, SiM LI E CiAMPliEl.L, . YNN WlMRE ' i I!Eri liKADI 1 ' IR(.IN1A WOOD- SON. SM.MA (I NNINGIIAM. rill ' lloiiic Economics (;lul) sui cs lo Ijiiiit; ahoiil IkIUt social loiilacts between the stiidcnis. lo improve home and school lile. lo ' et high staiuhuds for college girls, and lo gnc girls a knowledge ol the lormation and functioning ol (lui)s ihal will be iiselul in leaching home economics. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB T CLUB The liisloiy ol llir I (iliil) diilcs ] :uk lo lli liiiir when llic siliool :t (h;m,m-(l lioiii .1 mdhikiI lo ,i loui-vc.ir (ollri c. lis purpose is iwolold; to iiii- |)iovf llic siaiul;ii(ls ol .iihkllcs and lo cnUTtaiu ils iiunibns. Earli yt-ai ' llic did) s|)oiis )rs a iiiiiisucl and a l)aii(|ii(i and danic lo wliiili il iinilcs liis;li s liool athlrlcs Iroiii rcniK-sscc and adjoinint; slalfs. Il is one ol ihc iiiosl ailixc (liihs on IJU ' (aiii|)iis. All major ' poils kitci nun and llic acti c toacliiii ' i stall aii ' incmhcrs. Front row. Icfl In Wi; i -|l i lU ILIK 1,AM-. Sriiiiaiil-iil-Anns: HOWARD Mcl ' lAKF. n lu K lii Kkl I 1. [oi- DAVIS, John McCIord. I ' iif-Pir.siilnii; Haroi u Riiu, PxMiR Bain. Earl Gi.over, }iiLA: rAKiiN, Llonard Siaccs, SiTfcliny- ' rrciisuii ' r. SccDiid Kill ' , hit Id I (i; ; — Frank Aichi.k ' i . I ' ai Harrison, liiii, Ro sll•R. Cwii ' Hi.i i, Wiiiiwis, I1ii.lv (;unn, Dennis Hali-, Bob Richardson. Frank. Blsuv. Ralph Fleming. .Vnc.elo arallo. Tliird roil ' . Irfi In i s iZ-Frank Tk:i-. Dolg Wat on. James . dams. Jack earvvooi). Ali.- n Prince. James CoRNELisoN. Fred (.rider, (harms Harmeninc. |oe [ackson, Glv Buchanan. Fourlli io:r. Irfl lo i i; i(-BiiDD ' i- MILLER. BILL Xesuitt, Bradeord .Miller Ri d Wiihe. C;romer .Smother- MAN. SoNNV Cone. OFFICERS Kl.lZABKTH Ann Woli i , lirc-Pirsicliiii: Yam- Bran- don, IiilriiDiiiial Dirrrldi: Jean Hargrove. Publicity Ollicci: Jane Stephenson. Treusurcr: AnneLLE Stepp. Sciicldix: IRMA Crovvell. Prcsidnil: Beiilah Davis, Faciillx Sjxnisdi. MEMBERS Froiil i(m lc t In liiilil- Fave Brandon, Irma C ' .ROWELL, Nancy ik, ian, ' ir(;inia Woodson, Second ran ' , left to rinht- Elizabeth Ann W ' oii e, M. RTHA Howard, .Sie Karl, sm.ma Cinningmam, MARjt)RiE Barnes. Mildred Lowe, Jane Stephenson, Jean Hargrove, . nnellk Stepp, ' iolet Becton, Boiiin 1 1 AN Griswai.d, rill, , I ,,nr. hit la liiilit- I. II. MAN SIMMS. | ) (:E 1)A ' IS, |r l CARIIR, I.INDA 1,1 II I OKI), | :E ERiiAi . Fran c:es Ki ii ' , KArnR N I ' ow ers. Mar I ha Famii. Caro- i. N (ARi ION. Miss l5nii,AH Davis, WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The purpose of the ' oIlle ■s .Athletic .Association is to promote more effectively the spirit ol iionor, sportsmanship, and college loyalty; to encourage in student life right activities and suppress un- wholsesome tendencies. Membership in the Association is attained by winning one liundred points in ind annual a(li iii(s and upon payment of a fifty-cent fee which is a life-time fee. The council or the sro ernino board is elected bv the W. . . . . PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB ■k Fiotil iow— ov Tompkins, MAR Bandv. Roger Brkwinlion. Fri-u C.ridkr, I ' risidcul: (;ha) ar m.lo, I ' icc- Picsidriil: F.lizahkih ' ou-f. Serrclury: Bill Blackman, Scrgcaitl-iil-Aiiiis: Kavi- Brwdon. Bill Lkwls, Madck Arnold, Carl Urban. Second rou ' — Nancv Airman. Rldv W ' hitl. Robert Colston, Kathryn Colston, . .nnie . rnold, Martha Lamb. Jane .Stephenson, Mildred Lowe. Ruth Criffin, Marjorie Barnes . nnelle Stepp. Irm.v Crowell. Third rmt — [ONTE KENNEDY. Miss Bellah Davis, spons:):: Pat Mitchell. | ane Mar hall. Lois Matthews, BiLLV Nelson, John Di ldt. Jack VEAR or D. Roberi 1 ' ererzam. firsl loif. (-; l( Ht; -J(ie I ' om Ricliaidsoii. Doyle C ' .ouser. Beuy VVheelei. Nan- ette Alexaiidei. Beiilali Mai Hogaii. I ' atiitia Childcis. lean Colinan. Hetty Tipps, Carol Croiise. Scoiitl line. Ic t hi ii;j,lil- liarliaia Green. Ruth Mccks. Roy Minor, Annele Stepp, Norman Hooxer. Mary Cam- mil, [anies Williamson. Delia Mai Jakes. Olin McFolin. I ' hird nni li-jl lo right- .Sammy Van Hooser. Ann Clobb, John Slagle. Norman Crunk. Jane . nderson, Rebecca Seat, . rnold Hayes. Bernard Shoddy, Howard lderson. Dan MacMillian. s.Mii Hann, Joyce Verbal, (,ii()l n Carlton, Johnnie Daniel. Joe Rol)ertson, Allen Milner. I iiiiilh rmc. Ult tn riglil- Mr. Neil Wright. William Crabtree. John Shellon. Belly Hamilton. Jane Collins. Robert Harris. C.cnc Boa . )aik .Allen, Bruce Robinson, Martha Massey, Bob Grcgoiv. Inrlie Wiseman. . lberi Skinner. Gene Moore. Bill Rovster. Minnie Ruth Ham dlon. James Lonian, Harvey Harrison Ellen Tarpley. n Pack. Mnjorellcs Robbie Sue Gregory. Bpt- 1 Brown Tipps. Lurlie Wi.sEMAN. Doris rR.vTiK. M. RCIA K.NOX. Drum Major Gene Moore BAND The Band is an ori ani atioii to proxidf nnisical i (liitalioti lor I lie students, so they may ]))()lii hv ilicsc experiences in lain lilc. and ai ihe same lime lo s i e enlerlainmrnl and lo ath ' erti e llie school in niililaiv parades and (oiiccrls. CLARINET QUARTET BRASS SEXTET ii -k Left to lii hl-B-.m MtMillaii. lib Bass. Aniielle Stepp, Eh Alio: ' Naiiclle Alexander, Bb: loc Tom Richaiclsdii. lib. l.ill hi i :; ( - illi,nii ( lali- tree. TiiihiIhI: Oliii McFoliii. Tiumlnl: Jack Alien. Buss: Dan McMillan. Iltnilonc: . rnokl Hayes, fioub Horn: . llau Miliiei. Trombone. Front xnr. Icjl In iii lil—.-lll(i: K(lii:i Rhea ( radclotk, Maude ISiitlci Rifi, ' . l.inlic Wiseman. lictty I ' ipps. Jane Anderson; Sdliiinui: F.ninia lee Sliollnei. Boniiie Adams. Knialce Jackson. lone ■onngl lood. (.race Kiiby. Zoia Chastain. Second row— Also: Martha Nlassey. Sccrelury-Treasurer; Mai Hof an. Rnlli Meeks. Xaneltc . lc andcr; lUiss: Dan McMillan, President; William Dodson. Jack Payne. Jack Irvin; Soprano: Ellen Nunn Tarpley. Evelyn Gardner, Sara Tnbb, Norma Harter, Mary Ruth Hailey. Martha I ' ope, Barliara Green, June Brown, Reliecca Seat, Eugenia Bot- toms. Third row— Alio: Jane Wright. Sarah Hendrix. , nnie Campljell, Joyce Gaither; liass: All)ci t Skinner, Gene Moore, Robert Musto: Tenor: John James. John Connelly. Roy Bradley, . lbert Riggs. Kirk Wheeler, Bob Womack, John Shelton; Sopnino: Nancy Watson. Shir!c Ashley. I inda I.edford. Mary I.ou Parsley, Jane Collins, Mary Rnlli Martin. Maigarct Stotl. Rosa Ann Holland, l.iKy Kingei, Foinlli row— Alto: Patricia Childeis, Emily Sattcrwhitc. Mrs. Mattye Doss, Mary Hitchcock, Emily Shofner, Joan Gainion, Pauline McAdams; Bass: Jack Allen, Vice-President: Roy Minor; Tenor: Robert Daniel, Clyde Cromwell, James Williamson, Charles GufTee; Soprano: Donna McHenry, Betty Wheeler, Martha Powell, Kitty Thomas, Anne Cobb, Anita Bellamy, Joan Myatt, Virginia Locke, Harriet Harsh, Mary Bandy, Rebecca Harvill, Madge Campbell, Frances Minor. Carolyn Sullivan. The purposes ol the C horiis aic lo make possible iiiipro eiiinels in xocal woik and to be a musical benefit to the colict ' c and tlie commtmity. The did) is undei the direction of Mr. Neil Wrisihi. THE CHORUS BOYS ' QUARTET GIRLS ' TRIO i -U Left lo ' ight — Robert Dami-L, firsl Tenor; Bou WOMACK, Stroiul Tfiwr: Dan McMillan. I ' liiiiloiic: )ACK ALLKN. iflSS. I.fjl 1(1 lit; — ' IRG1NL Lock. Solniinii: Rkulah HOCAN. Setiiiid Sojnuiiii: LL ' RLIE WISENLAN. .illii. Mr . .NEAL VRICHr, I ' innisl. Left to right— First I ' idliu: Mrs. Riilnc lavlor Sanders, Director; David Roseberg. Martha Powell. Mrs. jean Mol- lor. Martha Dunnauaw I ' cail Robinson. Sit rclaiy-Treasurer; .Sara .Austin Nausley. Christine Coleman. Srioiid lioliii: Mrs. Kihvin I?rinc . Maiih.i lassi- . lici-Prcsicleut: .Mfrcd .Skinnci. F. Ma Sanndcrs. Jane Stcphen.s()n, Rali)h Hitt. I ' iolii: Robci I Daniel. . nn Ward. Reporter. Cello. Uclly Uiown I ipps. I.nrlie Wiseman. President: Mai Hogan. Double Bass: Bruce Robinson. William F. Crabtree. Gene Hoa . Oboe: Jean Cloleman. flute: , manda Noel. Cbnhiet: Do lc Conscr, Sannnie ' an Hooscr. linssoon: Dan McMillan. Tioiiiboiir: Gene Moore. l-re i b Hiirii: . rnold Haves. Iiuiitpel: lUllv Hamilton. Jane Collins. iMupani: Mis. Wiighl. Fiiinist: CIvde Croin well. lUjiorlei. SolotsI: (arohn Snlli an. The aims ol this ori aiii atioii art- two-lokl: imimal iiii])r() i iiiciii aiul pkasiirc ol its niciiibtrs ant! to benefit the seliool and (idiiimmity nitisitaliy. I ' lider llie direction of Mrs. . tikinan .Sanders, the orchestra presents chissical orchestrations. Music is tiiai which arises in me when I am reminded by the instruments — WaU W ' himiaii. ORCHESTRA HARP SINGERS STRING ENSEMBLE I ' liis oi ;:mi :ili()ii (onsiiiuns one (li ision ol [ ' he Siring Knsciiihlc is (()m])sc-d ol ;i small iIk- Chorus. ,i;i )ii|) ol siiulcnls ulio plav dassiral coiiiijosi- lioiis lo aLii;iii(nl ihcii iiiiisiial (l( kopiiicnl . -k Sciilrcl. lilt lo nolil-]:Hk Allen, R(i Miiioi. Dan NK Millan. lUuhili Mai Hogaii Liirlie Wiseinaii. anetl( Alexander. Caiolvn ,Siilli an Fiances MiiKn. janics Wil lianis. Robcil Daniel. Bob Wonuuk. Slaiidiiiii-Mis. eil Wright. finiillx Sjioiisiii. l-rjl t, yiglit-Vi;-M Robin son. 7m I ' idliii: Kngene Calley. Fiisl iolni: Ikulah .Mai Hogan. Piauisl: I.iirlie Wiseman. Ci-lla: Robei i Daniel. ]ii,la: Ann Waul S,;,)iul lioliii. 17 ' %M Rohm Daniel. Ruth Mceks, Bob Woninck, Scrgcautnl-Anitf.: Mi. Neil Wrishl. Luilie Wiseman. Sctrcltiry; Jatk . llen, ' ic,« ( (ii . Benlah Nfai Hof an. (( ' wsk cij .- . i.s. Neil Wiiglit. Dan McMillan. Treasurer: Betty Bn  n I ipps, I-ranccs Minor. Veil ' iiu-iiilicrs since fall ijiiarler-Miy,. John Dixon. Carol) n Snilnan. Maltha .Massey. Betty Hamilton, jane Collins. To promote a lii,i;li moral lt il amoii.n |ji()lcssi(iiial iiuisicians in order to mainlaiii aiul ati meiu llie (lii;iiity ol ihe imisi( jjrolessioii. To promote a high degree ol eHicieiK in tmisit iansliip among the members and. as a secondary cttert, among all the imisii sitidi iiis. To create an inlltience lot heller miisit iansliip thai vill atlract the belter nuisic students to oin school. I ' o create bellei iindei standing and ' Otial (onlad among the members ol the music society. PI MU SIGMA MUSIC SOCIETY GUILD OF STUDENT ORGANISTS SAUNDERIAN SOCIETY riu ' (.uihl was ( hai Icicil hv aiilliorily ol American Guild ol Oinaiiisi. IIr ' or aiii aiion of the Studeui C.iiikI ol Organist on iliis lanipus received one ol the fnst cliariers Ironi ihe Amer- ican Guild. I he piiiijosc ol ihis (lub is lo enable sludenls to beiome mole laniiliar with the (lassies. L ' nder the supersision ol Miss K. . lav Saunders, re- cordini s ol well-known nuisicians are heard at each meeting. ,(■ lo light— jane Anderson, liecording Secretary; Ellen Xunn Tarpley. Correspond- ing Secretary; Clyde Crom- well, Beulah Mai Hogan. Colleague Dean; Dan McMil- len, Martha Massey, Mrs. Neil Wright. Colleague Fac- ulty Sponsor: Lvnn Pack, Treasurer; Ruth Meeks, Robert Daniel. Bettv Brown Tipps, Sub-Dean. r.eft to right— Mary Elizabeth Hitchcock. Gene Moore. Lynn I ' ack, I ' earl Robinson. Bobbie jean Griswald. Richard Mc- C;lary. Eugenia Bottoms. Annie Campbell. Martha Massey, James Williamson. June Brown. Rose Ann Hol- land. Ross Reives. Betty lipps. Repoiler: Beulah Mai Hogan. Program Treasurer. Clata Ray Grove. ] ' ice-Presi dent; Johnnie Daniel, Pres- ident; Frances Minor. Secre- tary and Treasurer; Carolyn Sullivan. Miss Era Mai .Saunders. Faculty Spotisor. m!ikim!lL.wmm Friml low. Icfl lo iiolil-Sinnvd .uU . Robbie Gregory, Eddie Raiid.db Miniliiislnl, C.lian man; Jo te MtMuitry, Coni-. ' .ljijiiilcnii- Sciiiiinx: Rii Minor. Ticasiiiei; Mr. Lane Boiiluell. Sjiiuimi}: I ' ciirl Rol)iiisoii. SV-rrc rtrv; Bill l.cuis, PirsidttU; SmM iin Dosseil. Vii -Prcsiilcnl: Campbell Williams. Sni ciut ill -Anus: Charles Taylor. Second rau ' -Ro liiadle . Delia |eiikiiis. I ' arker . IcBride. Martha lasse . Chailes Ralph. Riuhe Giilliii. Carl Lapjiiii. .Sarah 1 idibs. |oan I ' liiue. Bill Rossler. Lucy Fiiif ei. riiiid )ou ' -. lleii Mihu-r. Shdiiian (.aidner. l ' egg I ' olloik. He(k .Seat, l.orim B(lle Doiiiia .McHeiiry. Wilma . dams. Martha Rhodes. Alma M.iiks. KiiiN I homas. . iiita Bellarin. [■ourlh n«e-C.arlye Beiiiiell. jean Sidliiis. l-iiiih Shollner. Frames Miiioi. I uilie W i I lunman. Mar Bands. Shiiles shlev. ntlerson. lanceii J lie- primal pinposL- ol the Dranialic Club is to ilextlop an a|)pie( ialioit and a btitcr iiiKkrsiancliiii; ol the dramatic art. Tiainini; and experience in the various fields (onnedtd with ]jla ' production also ])lay a major pari in the aims ol this (lul). BUCHANAN DRAMATIC CLUB • 7 j f - . S,i ' )ic fioni ' ' Ml. 1111,1 , i«. ( llll. 2. Hiuk Stoiic. ■. r.iilii, ' cast of -.Mr. and . Ik-. orlh. ' I. DiaitialK I ' l 1,(1 IK I ion, Rchirrd. ... 2. ](m lliiiid. THE mmm iui w  wj B in! Wi«f i; i««wriai[   t«y m yiiii R it Front ) oil ' — Cone. Walsoii. Varallo, Ailams. Staggs, Allciiiatc ( ' ,a|)laiii Bmkctt, Altliley. Mailiii, Lane, hahi. S,;o i(l mir-I.auliiirn. Avers. Tice. Beck. Reed, liiaii- (1(111, Alleina(e Captain. Hale. Mcl ' eake. I ' rintc. Cox. Holl. Ihiid H-ie-Ileniing. l)a is. Blacknian. Lawson. Unt- hanan. eaiu()(i(l. Miidull, NhCov, Nesl)ilt. .Smith. Glider. mnUii M l TEIt(]|ILLEMlT ] i;i{lilllll) I lu- liliic Raidns iiiulci (o.uli Ciliailcs Miiiplu ( amc i1i1()Ul;Ii willi one ol ihc bfsl li ' iords in school liisloi willi a ncoid ol nine wins and one loss. Ilu ' captains lor tin- 1917 Raiders veri ' Homy Iirandon and l.conaid Stag. s. The Seniors on the s(|na(l were: Henrv Bran- don. Leonard .Stani;s, |ohn McCioid, Hilrey Mar- tin, |ini Lane. W ' ilhinii Htiikett. and Howard MdVake. Lhe men imtlei theii new coaih tiaxek ' d to Cape (.iiaideaii. .Missouri loi their i;aiiie in ,Se| - tetiiber and (aine h.n k with a 12-0 win. .Menipliis Stale U-ll heloj ' e the Raideis in the second t;aiiie iieie by the count ol 211-11. lhe next week the Raiders played ,Millii;an College in Kiimsporl and won 7-(l. Cioniin back home- lioni East I ' ennessee the ,Mni |)hyiiien ciine lioni behind to lop Lnion c;n [ones l-iekl I ' .Mi. Lnion was the first team to eioss the Raidei s oal line. I he next week in (llai ks ille, the Slateis beat itstin I ' eav , ' ■). )■(). On tlie load, this time in Leb.iiion, m -m7 - jAMliS McCOV Hall hack Otis Smiih Center ' i 1. the Raiders beat the Cumberlancl Bulldogs 41-12. Alter having kept a clean slate thus far, the Raiders found the Maryville Srottics to nuicli and lost their only game Ijy a l.S-ti score. Willi defeat yet in their minds, the Raiders went South to Troy, . la.. and beat the Troy eleven 11-17. Once more the men of blue had to come Iroiii behind to vin. but this I hey did to beat the East Tennessee State team 2 i-I.H. Thanks- giving Day proved more than a holiday or Home- coming as the Raiders went all out to notch their ninth win by beating TPI 19-0. The C;a] tains elect for I he 1948 season are llii.i. Nksuitt rullhack it .(• to i(i; i — Charles MuipUy, Head Coach; Joe Little, Line Coach; Elbert Patty, End C;oach; 1) I si(. c. BackfieUI C:oach; Jack Deere. IV Icaiii Coach. . n,i;clo X ' aiallo Ironi Xaslnillc, and l ' )ill .Xishiii ihc most enjoyment ihe liunished to the fans ironi Mtn Ireesboio. was the nKiinier in wliicli lhe stomped iheii ohl Many ihint;s stand out al)oui this ie;mi hui ri als TPI. I ' his was cspcciallv sweet since Ave Howard N[cPe. ke Tackle . GI-IX) . R. LLC) End fliilll ; u ' -1 ' .1,iihIc.ii, Sl,l. ;g-. I ' .uikrll .■ , ,■ ..;, -L:ilK- II. nil. M 1 Fr. nk Ticii Tackle )i s ' III 1 ' II i 1 Cciitfi llalibiuh liiH{n ' (l 1)11 ill. II iiiiul hill ill (iii()k( ' ilk ' l.iM vcai ' wilh A I ' .IO (Ideal. liill Wshill Ird llic liaidcis in sciniii lor llic M-asoii wilii .1 loi.il ol Jl jiuiiils. l-icsliiiian )iiii .M((i() ol Cil( (laiul, I Clin., was sicoiul wilh Hi. .111(1 Leonard Sla,m; . pl.ued ihiid wilh L ' l. I lie oilier S(orers in order are .is lollows: Mien i ' liiue, I!); John Cox, I.S; Wilhiiin I ' .inkell, l)i(k Beck, Ralph Flciiiing and .Vnuclo V ' arallo had 12; [aiiKs .Adams and Elmer Bain .scored (i; antl Oiis Siiiiih s(orcd 2. riius ended a niosl sii((essliil looih.ill season wilh hiL;li hopes lor anolher ne, l sea (jn. cli- maxed In a bowl hid. jti f ' I ; Fiotil Kiif. left lo ng ii— Varallo, Captain; Winters, Buikett. Alternate C;aplaiii; All)riglil. Marnicninj;. Riuly White. Manage! . Hiiik loii;— Jackson, Conder, Ballew, I ' lince. Lovelady. B U K M I! U L riic 1917-48 Blue Raidci haskeiball squad had an oil and on season. The s(|uad was made up lars ely ol liesiniien. Cloaeh Paiiv s cltil) on 1 1 games and lost a like number, playing some of the best teams in the state. The captains ol this year ' s team weie .Angclo X ' arailo and W ' ilbtirn Htukett. 1 he onl men that will be missing trom next season ' s crew are l tukcti and Roger Brewington. I ' he leant got off to a slow start by playing thiee ol (he toughest teams they could pick on in Memphis State, Ole Miss, and Arkansas .State. The Raiders hit their peak in the second Austin Pea till, wiiming .52-43. CihaiK ' s Fu y I I;miKniiii; led llic Raiders in llic s(()riii;4 willi a j iaiid lolal ol 217. I.asi season (iliailiN ' llrni liiandon willi L ' lH. A luslniian. I ill (oc Albri lil, sdiicd ilic niosi |)i)inls in one i amt ' a ainsl (imnljerland. The ninnl)ei ' was 23. In llu ' X ' olunlcei Slate Allilelic Conleiend ' loinnanienl llie Raiileis came oiil in si lh place. i Ficixri ' . In Ihr l i; ( - AR MI.O. HaRMINING. jACK.SON. Al.HRK.Hl. I ' RINCI-. (ONDIR. I. ' ivil,iil llils One Ai ' iini.sl T. I ' . I. Altiii ' Jil in irtiiiu tuiiiiiiil Ciiiiihci liind iV liicwingtun. Wiiilris. liurliiit. ■A- THE SEASON ' S RECORD M. 1 S. C. 15 . k-iiipliis Sialic 5. ' ! M. 1 . s. c;. . 3f) ( lf Miss 65 M. T. s. c. .. . . . 3;i ikan.sas .Sialc ■IK M. r. s. c . , , 17 Scuaiicc 3! M. T. s. c. . . . 4(i I.iiuolii Mnnoiial 1 1 M. T. s. c . , l: ' . CiiiiilicrlaiKl 36 M. T. s. c... , . 37 Aiisliii I ' cav 12 M. T. s. c , . 3!l I ' ccTless Mills 51 M. T. s. c .. 38 T. P. I. 17 M. T. s. c . 57 Floic-iicc .Stan- 11 M. T. s. c . . 52 Austin Peay ■13 M. T. s. c. . , ...66 David LipscomI) 53 M. T. s. c. .. . . . ' 12 Martin C ollcgc 31 M. T. s. c . 56 T. P. I. 66 M. T. s. c. . . 53 Helpy .Scltv 5 l M. T. s. c .. .58 Martin CUillcgc 15 M. T. s. c. . .. 56 .Seuancc 3H M. T. s. c. 36 David l.ipsiunih 13 V. s. . . C. rOI RNAMK.X 1 M. T. s. c. -12 I)a id I.ipsKiMil. 58 CON.SOI.A 1 KJ M. T. s. c;. 65 Cumberland 49 M. I. s. c. RAI 53 DF.RS ' Milligan TOP SCORERS 54 Haimeniiig 217 Loveladv 193 Alhiig n 191 Balleu 121 Varalh 60 lUiikctt 36 Ballew. I,0 1-L. I) COACH AND CAPTAINS do -I it liiKillo. CalXciiii: Elhcil I ' allY. Cdiiih: ]]illniiii Binlu ' ll. AUirnatc CnfilaK} Wf Hiiidcis ill Ailioi, Au,iius( FUntnuc Slate I ' ldiluis Colle B TEAM BASKETBALL SQUAD I.rfl III ) f; i(— Williams. |()nls. Shkrron. BllilivS. Klimi (;. ,SliI ' {:hi k. Nllson . ' ■ t 9 f .-a v- i bS S- e. • -- c ' ra; BASEBALL .(• ( o i g i . io ( lou ' — Jackson, smouikrma.n, c:l )vd. Uastian. Adams. Gridi:k, Cole, Staggs, Smartt, Davis. lUuk ran— Rudv White, lunug ' t; Gunn. Samord. Bi sbv. H. Martin. C. Martin, Nunlev. Reed. Deere. EAR ooD. Coac:h D, I.. .Siowe. GYMNASTICS liin( nf -( ' .i iM. I(i , i -Al) M 1 1 , ht (in—V W. -k RAIDER BANQUET Miss T. S. C. PEARL ROBINSON ROBERT SANFORD li(U hclo) oj I ' oliiii ' .ss ■■ ' ? fc Mo.sl I ' ciMilih (rirl FRANCES BROYLES LEONARD STAGGS Most I ' ersalUr Boy w ' me ' Most Poptdar C.irl KITTY THOMAS ANGELO VIC VARALLO Mo.sl l ' (jjnil(n Boy Top Roif Sna.ul n. ■ Thiid How Makian.na AI Ml ' Norman Hil DRl 111 RoisiRi Saniord Henry Frank Brandon Ralph Hni Leonard Staggs James Cherry Bellah Iai Hoi.an Maryin Stepp Louise Hill Beasley John Holi Li Ki.iK Wiseman Mary Elizabeth Faulkiniiirry JOYCELYN M( ;M R1R Boh Womack WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES SiilPSHOTS HOME COMING The horse ira,ri move. ... 2. lUllo iluu. Im i ' t ■ ■ ■ ■ ' ■ Creen jreshmen. ... 7. I ' m, la! la! a xeeddwg. ... 5. Trouble ahead. ... 6. Two hal t y jaces. ... 7. Turn around. . . . S. Beauty of ' -fS. ... 9. Gel it on straight. . . . 10. Fu- ture cheerleader cheering for -Daddy Staggs. . . . 11. Come on over. . . . 12. Hungry, Faye? . . . 13, Hubba! hubba! . . . N. A thorn among the roses! ... 75. Contented Mother Pitts! . . . 16. Vp a tree! . . . 17. Knee deep! . . . IS. Peek- aboo. . . . 19. Call that studying? . . . 20. Contented. . . . 21. Columbia sl ccimen. ... 22. Hold light. . . . 23. nnsket ul. . . . 2-1. Cozy. . . 25. Take a letter (a look) please. ■ 5 Ann ' s Oakie 26. Resting. ...21. No can do! . . . 2S. Three Musketeers! . .29 Some er,or! ..30_ o park- ing. pLse . 3!. Hold your head, men! . . . 32. Homeward bound. .3). Sprang ,s here . . . J °f « J ' (!, ,,;, ; 3 5 No Inivacy 36 Chemistry hound. . . . ' 7. Dark Exes. . . . 3S. Go ahead: hit her. . . ,9. .is. and Utile HaUhel ' :-io: Sunnin,. . . . . . Slumher Parly. . . . 42. Free a, last. . . V J.-,,,„« go ,« p, . V| D« r.. liatterina. Dance ' . . . Vr Stu,k ,n the snow. . . . U. Dui ,1 have to smnr ...-),. Ojieeu II o ; . . , . V.s l.,«s . . . - 9. -Men ini second. ;,„,;.s V;. Musical Mai. . . . 5J. Dog loves Harold. ... 52. ralniig lijr t is . . . . .V ' . I ' osui ' 5 5. Rooiniiittles. ... 56. Going my way? ... 57. Standing on top of lite u ' orld. . . . 5S. Mamn .4 rol)iitiis. . . . hO. Stuff, ain ' t ice? . . . 61. Kids again. . . . 62. Resting. ... 65. Double danger! If.- i liiz l(i . . . . 6(1. (,o lo sleep. Don. . . . 67. Under the bridge. . . . 6S. Our feature editor. 711. Coin ' to fours Hall. ... . .4ain ' t love grand? ... 72. What ' s the matter? IVher . 5- . Please dont. mile darling. . . . 64. Bye! bye! . . . . 69. Smile, pretty, am I? . . . 5. Open house ' - ' j ' gg ' ' ' - ■ • ■ ' -!■ linllii ' ig hcniities. ... 75. Campusologw ... 76. If io ' s your friend? ... 77. Fall in line. . . . 7S. Wishing for a frituil. . . . 79. Two .shadoia. . . . SO. Ask Sunt who this is. . . . ,S7. .4 gang . . ?S2. Ma and the kids. . . . S3. Hitchhiker. . . AV. Dressed for church. . . . S}. Dotlie. . . . S6. I love niv freshman cap. . . . A ' 7. Barefoot boys. . . . SS. Ready for a ride. . . . S9. We had a snow battle. . . . 9). Strolling. . . . 91. Who shall it be? . . . 92. .4 happy land- ing. . . . 9L Funny studying. . . . 94. We three! . . . 95. Patiently waitin ' . ... 96. Is someone ticklin ' a? . . . Gather around for some tiro-hand. ' ' 7. could just cry. . . . W. Agaiiul men. Iiuli! . . . W. lliat HcpsodenI sparkle. . . . KM. I U black. . . . 102. Pals. . . . 10}. Tricycle built for two. . . . 104. Pass that peace pipe, Charlie u. . . . nil. Lad in 105. Who ' s the best 106. I love my dog. . . . 107. We ' re in the car, bill car woti ' t go. ]luscd . . . 110. Toronto pronto! . . . III. Standing; in a wonderland. . ul. Kni-j . ' .pi,,!. riiincssee. . . . IN. Xo Wcsl! . . . 115. Whafs the matter ' . (.ivr the Hull man a chance. Killx! . . . IIS. She makes a soft cliaii . 120. Piesidciil Smilli ' s ihilihcii. . . . Mawell House . . . Hale, that is. lOS. Check thoseheads. . . . 109. Are they 112. We ' x ' e been hunting. . . . IB. Chick- ' l ' i( . . . I I(y. Let ' s go sioimming. . . . . . . 119. Don ' t forgel uptown courthouse. 121. Boom! boom! . . . 122. Have a bite oj nature . . . 12). Good Giieleii! . . . 121. Tiainino Sebnol basketball picture (girls). . . . 125. Training School basketball picture (boys) 126. olhing is wasteful about us! . . . 127. Be careful, Tootsie! . . . 128. Late again. . . . 129. Caught vou. Red! . . . HO. Hold her, Joe. . . . I ' l. The brain mill!! . . . 132. Meek as a lamb. . . . US. Evolution!!! ' . . . 13 . I like to sit b myself. . . . 5. A y new uniform. . . . 136. Dreaming in the snow! . . . 137. Wanna light. ' . . . nS Watch the birdie. . ' . . 130. What do you see? . . . NO. Dismount. . . . HI. Sun-kissed beauties! . . . 1-12. Weeping in the snow. . . . 143. How do you like our editor in chief? . . . l-H. I love }n car! . . . H foe College liiniseH. . . ' 1 16. Whv not look up? . . . H7 ' . Smile sxeeetly. Puttie. ... 6. Someday I ' ll liic the line!!! MURFREESBORO BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Invites Your Patronage MEMBER F.D.I.C. W G N S 1450 On Your Dial MURFREESBORO BROADCASTING COMPANY RANDOLPH MILLER Successors to Rion Fox FIRE— AUTOMOBILE— SURETY BONDS PLATE GLASS— PUBLIC LIABILITY Miboro Bank Building Phone 11 BROWN ' S RADIO REPAIR Salei and Sen ice Everything in Sound — Everything Next to Haynes Hotel ANDREWS CAFE Drop in and Try a Boul of Tony ' s Chili East Main Street Complimenis of STROUD ' S FURNITURE CO. West Main Street COLES SPORT SHOP Ainrfreesboro ' s Only Sporting Goods Store FISHING TACKLE SWEATERS GUNS OF ALL KINDS BOATS— RADIOS— REC;ORnS Public Square Compliments of LAYNE CLEANERS WE CLEAN TO PLEASE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 679 c. R. BYRN MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler and Plymouth Sales and Seriice 125 South Front Street Phone 171 fiubt ' eu ! mrfli ' t9hilshed 191 — — Fhone350 227 N CHURCH ST 9fl S£U MADt-TO-mASuRt ClOTHet Sciqe of Business Sec(i m THE KIDDIE SHOP Exclusive Children ' s Wear Murfreesboro, Tenn. MURFREESBORO MOTORS, INC. 117 South Academy Street Ask the Man Who Owns One PACKARD Phone 1647 COOK ' S CAFE 66 TAXI Next to the Serving Murfreesboro James K. Polk Hotel for 22 Years Home of Fine Prompt Service Southern Foods Phone 66 Compliments of MEN ' S SHOP COMMUNITY GROCERY For Men Who Know Clothes East Main Street In Downtown Trailer Town Home of the Bold Look Compliments of Compliments of PALACE FERRELL ' S BARBER STUDIO SHOP Film Finished and Enlarged COLLEGE HEIGHTS SUPER MARKET Phone 172 Choice Meats — Grocery BUTCH COTTAR, Manager, Meat Department We Deliver I BROWNIE BURKETT Florist James K. Polk Hotel Phone 195 Thank Yon for Your Patronage TAXI -SERVICE PHONE 255 and 256 Protfipt and Courteous 24-Hour Service JAMES K. POLK HOTEL A House of Distinction Murfreesboro, Tenn. A FRIEND 1 j Diamonds Watches RONE JEWELERS 104 Public Square Open a Charge Account Jewelry and Watch Repairs JACKSON BROS. OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET Sales and Service West College St. Phone 108 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY OLD- FASH IO N HD In Our Insistence of Honest Value MODERN In Style and Service The New PRINCESS THEATER Pick of All the Big Hits ' ' BELL BROTHERS AND COMPANY Liniiher and Builders Supplies Pciiiit ivid Glass Phone 196 Murfreesboro, Tenn. STICKNEY, GRIFFIS AND GANNAWAY Everything You Would Expect to Find in A MODERN DRUG STORE West Side Square Loans to Build, Remodel, and Refinance MURFREESBORO FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone 853 TIP TOP BARBER SHOP ' T.S.C.. We ' re Behind You ' 112 East Main HUDDLESTON MOTORS 322 West College Street Phone 82 DESOTO— PLYMOUTH Sales and Service STANDARD ESSO DEALER MURFREESBORO LAUNDRY CO. Lai4iiderers — Cleaners HARRISON ' S PHARMACY Walgreen Agency Store Phone 388 KERR MARTIN DRUG STORE WHITMANS SHEAFFER ' S CANDY P ' ' PENS East Side Square HOOVER TRUCK COMPANY, INC. Fast Freight Lines — Insured Carriers Murfreesboro, Tenn. Phone 346 WOODFIN MOORE Phone 90 ( omplimo ts of IDEAL AMBULANCE NY WHERE |4-| NY TIME J J,NY PLACE BARBER SHOP React the . . . RUTHERFORD COURIER Your County Pa[ cr ■¥■ Job Printing Phone 378 Why take a chance when you can buy G. R. McGHEE jeweler DIAMONDS— WATCHES MAGNOLIA BUTTER Cannot be excelled in quality. Costs no more than ordinary JEWELRY W ' iitch Repairing 122 North Church butter ROY NORRIS J. M. O ' Brien, Jr., L. E. AmlerM.n RUTHERFORD COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION NORRIS CARLTON Friendly Grocers 88 Phones 89 BECTON Retail WESTBROOK Grocers South Side Square Phone 237 Good Clothes GOLDSTEIN ' S Welcome, T.S.C. Girls and Boys McCORD HARRIS The Rexal Store Phone 187 Ifs Rexall. Ifs Righf TOILETRIES SPORTING GOODS Compliments of PALMER ' S PRODUCE T. N. GREGORY Shoe Repairing Harness. Hardware III West Main Street DAVIS l-or the Tl iiigs Yon Like — At llye Price You Like to Puy KERR MARTIN DRUG STORE WHITMANS SHKAFFKRS Phone 45 r.n .Tc CANDY PENS East Side Square BUCHANAN AND TARPLEY Compliments of DRUGS STEAK HOUSE Tennis Supplies — Soda Water Phone 7 South Side Square 1 ir ' c Deliver Your Order 79 HOLDEN HARDWARE BODY SHOP Painting — W axing — Body Wilson ' s Sport Work of All Kinds Goods Nashville Pike Phone 79 Public Square DIXIE AUTO STORE HAYNES HARDWARE Record Players — Radios Everything for the Car or Home General Electric Appliances Public Square Public Square SALLY ANN BREAD and CAKES Made Purely for Yon MIDDLE TENNESSEE BAKERIES, Inc. Phone A. L. SMITH CO. DRUGGISTS Hollingsworth Candy Magazines School Supplies 425 Cow pliitu ' iits of RAGLAND- POTTER CO. News While It ' s Neivs DAILY NEWS JOURNAL Mid-South Publishing Co. ' Complete Printing Service ' Phone 38 Com plimeii s of F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY JENNINGS - AYERS FUNERAL HOME PHONE PHONE 5 AMBULANCE 5 ROBERTS COAL COMPANY KARL ROBERTS, Owner Phones 183—193 Pcilnwi C ' Htl Jellico Cotil Compliments of RED ROSE DAIRIES Delicious Red Rose Ice Cream Phone 293 Murfreesboro HERMAN JACKSON APPLIANCE CO. Frigidaire Ranges and Refrigerators RADIOS Bendix Washer Easy Washer Phone 985 COHEN ' S ' First ill Sportswear ' Compliments of FARMER ' S PRODUCE A Good Place to SAVE TENNESSEE AUTO STORES, Inc. 1 KENYON ' S ASSOCIATE STORE Phone 334 Clyde Craddock — -Richard Craddock, Co-Owners Murfreesboro, Tenn. CRADDOCK HATCHERY Better-Bred Chicks— U. S. Approved Chicks Phone 334 Murfreesboro, Tenn. A. H. WILSON Complete Line of Groceries — Fresh and Cured Aletits — Eggs Hardware — Furniture — Feeds GULF GAS AND OIL Phone 1582-W-l Franklin Pike Murfreesboro, Tenn. BUCHANAN AND TARPLEY DRUGS Tenuis Supplies — Soda aler Phone 7 e Deliver Ydiiv Order DIAMONDS WATCHES RONE JEWELERS 104 Public Square ' ' Open a Charge Account Jewelry and Watch Repairs LAMB ' S GRILL DINNERS Siinduiches — Short Orders Fountain Service Curb Service Woodbury Road at Ragland Center AULTMAN ' S JEWELERS Watches Murfreesboro, Tenn. YOUNG OGILVIE Lumber 320 South Church Street Telephone 3 JACKSON BROS. OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET Sales and Service West College Street Phone 108 HARRY SCOTT ' S CLEANERY 123 Phone 123 MILLER ' S INSURANCE AGENCY Security avings ervice Phone 502 RION FLOWER SHOP MULLIN ' S Phone 52 JEWELER Prompt Service nt All Times Welcome Students of M.T.s.cr Public Square 107 W. College Street Murfreesboro, Tenn. Complimetils of MURFREESBORO PURE MILK CO. Compliments of KNOX JOE FRANKS FOOD MARKET 1 Two Great Stores Public Square to Serre You Murfreesboro, Tenn. BOB WILLIAM ' S Compliments of i SERVICE STATION Phone 674 HAYNES BROS. Lion Oil Products CANDY CO. Nashville Pike Good Luck. Raiders The Younger Set Now Dt To he Foini c ren c i C inand the Neii ' Took — cJ at . . . J A oon e RAIDERS ' ROOST Rear of College Heights Super Market just Across Trailer Town RED NORRIS, Owner ' COMMERCE UNION BANK Safety — Strength — Ser t ice Public Square Murfreesboro, Tenn. ECONOMY AUTO STORE 121 East Vine Street Be Wise — Economize at Economy Auto George Campbell — L. C. Mvers — John Powell THE BOOK NOOK Headcjuarters for the Tatest Books in All Fields Thumb your way to higher grades with college outline series. Compliments of Compliments of ANGUS PACKING B. W. STOCKARD COMPANY Esso Stanchird Oil Distributor Murfreesboro, Tenn. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Compliments of Compliments of CARLTON ' S CASH LION OIL COMPANY GROCERY Murfreesboro, Tenn. Bridge Avenue Murfreesboro, Tenn. 1 ANDERSON ' S MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Compliments of W elcome, Raiders COOK ' S CAFE Manchester Pike Ne.xt to James K. Polk at City Limits Hotel Murfreesboro, Tenn. A. T. GERHARDT OSBORNE-HARRELL Mtrchaiit Tailor North Church Street HARDWARE CO. CUPBOARD TEA HARRISON ' S GROCERY ROOM Corner of East Lytle Street North Boulevard piidley Fletchet.-5 SUPER SERVICE NOVELTY COMPANY UMamfflssiMSM Autographs Mtogmphs Autographs Autographs ' ' H r '  r i d- ii ■ f 4 ' li - ■w ' 5 n ' 4.14 ' Wfl V. . ' miiWii ' iii ' '