Murray State University - Shield Yearbook (Murray, KY)
- Class of 1951
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PRICE DOYLE
Wilh respect admirarion, and apprecia+io,n, we are proud To declicale This l95l Shield lo Professor
Price Doyle, educalor, arlrisr, and friend To bolh school and sludenl.
Friendliness is The essence of "Pop's" nalure. Throughoul Jrwenly-one years his genialiiy and warmrh
have been fell' by all 'rhose who have come in conracl wiih him.
Murray's nalional recognilion in fhe field of music is a lribufe lo lhe unselfish enihusiasm of Price
Doyle.
12
THE
PRESIDENT
OE
MURRAY STATE
COLLEGE
Under The guidance oT Dr. Ralph H. Woods,
Murray STaTe College has conTinued iTs sTeady
climb and is now recognized as one oT The Top
sTaTe colleges in The naTion. ln six years, The
physical planT has rapidly been expanded
Through The addiTion oT one oT The TinesT Science
Buildings in The SouTh, an lndusTrial ArTs Building,
a new heaTing planT and high-pressure sysTem,
addiTional classroom equipmenT, as well as oTher
improvemenTs. The TaculTy and sTaTT have been
increased and sTrengThenedp curricula has been
broadened To meeT The varied needs oT sTudenTs.
NOT only as an adminisTraTor, buT also as an edu-
caTor, Dr. Woods leads in The consTanT seeking oT
our goal-"A Bigger and BeTTer Murray."
DR. RALPH H. woons
IHE
GOVERNOR
OE KENTUCKY
LAWRENCE WETHERBY
THEBOARD OEREG
BOSWELL B. I-IODGKIN, Chairman
CLAUDEWINSLOW . .
MAXON PRICE .
HOLLIS C. FRANKLIN . .
O. B. SPRINGER . .
Frankforf
Mayfield
. Barlow
. Marion
Henderson
ENTS
J. MATT SPARKMAN
Dean of STudenTs
BesT known, perhaps. Tor his pep Talks in chapel, Dean
J. MaTT Sparkman carries his enThusiasm inTo his daily
conTacTs. A more likeable Dean of STudenTs is noT To
be Tound anywhere: he is always concerned wiTh The
inTeresTs of The sTudenT body. l'le has been here only
Two years, buT has already shown himself To be a True
"Thoroughbred,"
WILLIAM G. NASH
Dean of The College
To The desk of Dr. William G, Nash. Dean of The Col-
lege. come all The problems ol classes, curricula, and
degrees. NoTwiThsTanding his heavy burden oT of-
Ticial duTies, he has a 'friendly word and helpful ad-
vice Tor all sTuden'n3 who come To his office. His
humorous "ad libs" in The presenTaTion oT announce
menTs have made him The "man oT The year" in
chapel.
ADMINISTRATION
DR. JOHN W. CARR TMR. PRESTON W. ORDWAY MRS. CLEO GILLIS HESTER MISS ALICE KEYS MR MARVIN O
Presidenf Emerifus Business Manager Registrar Execufive Secrefary Publnc Relaflons
FIRST ROW
MISS RUTH ASHMORE MISS HELEN GILL MISS SARAH HENDERSON
MISS
MRS.
MISS
MRS.
MRS.
TENNIE BRECKENRIDGE
MARY W. BROWN
PAULINE JOHNSON
HART LITCHFIELD
RUBYE POOL
MISS MARTHA GUIER
SECOND ROW
MISS CATHERINE PURDOM
MR. JAMES A. ROGERS
MISS
MRS.
MRS.
MRS.
MRS.
DOROTHY HOLLAND
JOY JOHNSON
NAOMI B. ROGERS
VIRGINIA RUSSELL
FAY W. SLEDD
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DEPARTMENTAL HEADS
MR. JOE BAILEY
Library Science
DR. WALTER E. BLACKBURN
Physical Science
M R. A. CARMAN
Agriculture
DR. M. G. CARMAN
Mafhemalics
MR. PRICE DOYLE
Fine Arls
MR. FRED SINGLES
Commerce
DR. HERBERT HALPERT
Languages and Liferaiure
DR. C. S. LOWRY
Social Science
DR. R. B. PARSONS
Educalion
MISS RUBY SIMPSON
Home Economics
MR. ROY STEWART
Physical Education
DR. A. M. WOLFSON
Biological Science
FACULTY
FIRST ROW
Dr. W. D. Aeschbacher
Mr. Vernon Anderson
Mr. John C. Berssenbrugge
Miss Ola B. Brock
Miss Frances Brown
Mr. Marion A. Brown
Mr. Ardaih G. Canon
SECOND ROW
Mrs. Ann Cohron
Miss Ru'rh E. Cole
Miss Mary Crenshaw
Mr. Carlisle Cufchin
Miss Clara Eagle
Mr. Richard W. Farrell
Miss AHie Faughn
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THIRD ROW
Mr. Don Finegan
Miss Bealrice Frye
Mr. R. E. Goodgion
Mr. David Gowans
Mr. Bobbie R. Grogan
Miss Verda Head
Mr. Roberi- L. Hendon
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THE
FACULTY
FIRST ROW '
Miss Rezina Senfer
Miss Onnie Gray Skinner
Miss Annie Smiili
Miss Rubie E. Smifh
Dr. Liza Spann
Mr. Harry M. Sparks
Mr. Charles Sfamps
SECOND ROW
Miss Loriye Suifer
Mr. B. J. Tillman
Mr. J. Alberi' Tracy
Miss Ma'Hie S. Trousdale
Miss Pairicia Twiss A
Mr. Thomas C. Venable
Mrs. Georgia Wear '
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THIRD ROW
Mr. Auburn Wells
Mrs. Seiburn Whiie A
Miss Roberfa Whifnah
Miss Caroline Wingo
Mrs. Marcella Wolfson
Miss Grace WyaH
Miss Nellie Mae Wyman
SECOND ROW
Mr. R. A. Johnslon
Dr. Rolf King
Mr. Phillip Leamon
Mr. Roberl' E. Love++
Mr. Neale Mason
Mr. F. D. Mellen
Mr. Tim O'Brien
THIRD ROW
Mr. Pele Panzera
Mr. Lelsie R. Putnam
Dr. Annie Ray
Mr. William G. Read
Miss Vivian Sauber
Mr. E. G, Schmid?
Mr. Arlie ScoH'
TH
FACULTY
STUDENT ORGANIZATION
The STudenT OrganizaTion, consisTing oT The
enTire sTudenT body, This year was direcTed by a
group oT new oTTicers and STudenT Council mem-
bers.
As president Bill C. Taylor led The group in
The acTiviTies oT The year. These evenTs were
highlighTed by conTinuaTion oT The "name band
dance" policy Ibringing To The campus Woody
Herman and EIlioT Lawrencel, and by a social-
enTerTainmenT program which was aimed aT
reaching all The sTudenTs.
The body once again acTed as The imporTanT
insTrumenT in dealing wiTh The adminisTraTion and
a+her groups in The inTeresTs oT The sTud'enTs.
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STUDENT ORGANIZATION OFFICERS
BILL C. TAYLOR . ..., PresidenT
BOB M. BOYD . . Vice-PresicIenT
REVA LAWSON . . . SecreTary
BOB RUTHERFORD . . Treasurer
STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS
MEL SANDERS . . Graduaie RepresenTaTive
BILL BROWN . . . GraduaTe Represe-nTaTive
ANDREW MURREN . . Senior Class RepresenTaTive
VIRGINIA BERRY . . . Senior Class Represeniaiive
LEEMON MILLER . . . Junior Class RepresenTaTive
BILLIE JEAN THOMPSON . . Junior Class Represenfafive
BILL STRANGE . . . . Sophomore Class RepresenTaTive
I-IAZEL PRATT-TER . . . Sophomore Class RepresenTaTive
RONNIE SHOLAR . . . Freshman Class Represenfafive
TOMMY FERGUSON . . Freshman Class RepresenTaTive
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CLASSES
CLASS OF
FIFTY-ONE
THE GOAL . . . We've reached iT. Through Tour
years of hard work and many Trials and Tribu-
laTions we have Tinally reached our goal...
graduaTion. The ThoughT raTher amazes some of
us Tor iT seems such a shorT Time since we enTered
Murray STaTe. SomeTim-es The road looked long
EDWARD H. TILTON, MARTHA DELL SANDERS,
Presidenf Vice-PresidenT
GERALDINE SEALY, JEAN JOEL COCHRAN,
Secrefary Treasurer
and hard . . . aT oTher Times iT looked shorT and
easy. Before we go we would like To leave a mes-
sage Tor Those behind us . . . Cnce in our liTeTime
Too, we had To make a choice . . ,wheTher To go
on or drop by The wayside. To Those oT our un-
derclass broThers Taced wiTh This choice we say
. . . go on. We go ouT inTo a world Tilled wiTh
uncerTainTy. Our job lies beTore us . . . Tor in
some small way we musT make This world oT ours
safer Tor our children and Tor you. Our highes+
goal will be reached when we have done ThaT. ln
a year or Two or Three iT will become your iob
Too. We say , . . Reach This goal we have aT-
Tained so ThaT in The TuTure you may aTTain The
higher one. Go on . . .The road is a shorT one.
Firsi' Row:
O ANNE ADAMS, Murray, Ky.: B.S. in Home Economics: Alpha
Sigma Alpha: Home Ec. Club: Disciple Cenfer: OFF Campus
Girls.
I BETTYE ANDERSON, Hunisville, Ala.: B.M.E.: Sigma Alpha
loia: Symphonic Band: College Orchesfra: Vivace Club: Band.
0 JAMES B. ALFORD, 'Mempl-mis, Tenn.: B.S.: Del+a Alpha: Vefs
Club: Commerce Club.
Second Row:
0 CLIFFORD APPLEGATE, Nepfune, N. J.: B.S.: Chemisfry
Club: "M" Club: Fooiball.
O LYLE ARMSTRONG, JR., Murray, Ky.: B.S.: Michigan Slaie
College.
0 THOMAS A. BAGGETT, Paducah, Ky.: B.S.: Physical Ed.
Club: lndusfrial Arrs Club: "M" Club: B.S.U.: Traclr: Golden
Gloves '46-'47-'48-'-19: Professional Boxing '49-'50.
lhircl Row:
0 KEITH BAKER, Corbin, Ky.: B.S.: Easfern Kenfuclry Siafe:
Der Edelweiss Klub.
O BETTY LEE BARBER, Mayfield, Ky.: B.S.: W.A.A.: Physical
Ed. Club: Modern Dance Club: Foofball Affendan-l, '50.
O LEWIS BARBRE, Burnl Prairie, Ill.: B.S.: Evansville College:
Soufhern Illinois Universiiy.
Fourih Row,:
I JAMES R. BARNES, Hopkinsville, Ky.: B.S.
0 JULIAN BASSETT, Murray, Ky.: A.B.: Kappa Della Pi: I.R.C.:
Der Edelweiss Klub, Presidenl '49-'50: Wesfminsfer Fellowship.
0 HOWARD P. BELCHER, Murray, Ky.: B.S.: Commerce Club
Fifih Row:
O HILDREY BEMENT, Paducah, Ky.: A.B.: Paducah Junior Col-
lege.
0 JAMES BENEDICT, Clinfon, Ky.: B.S.: Indusfrial Arfs Club,
Vice-Presidenr '49-'50: Square and Compass,
I VIRGlNlA BERRY, Henderson, Ky.: B.S.: Sigma Sigma Sigma,
Presidenf '49-'50: Alpha Psi Omega, Vice-Presidenl' '50-'5l: Socl:
and Buskin, Secrelary '48-'49: A.C.E.: Siuden? Org.: Panhellenic
Council: Social Commiliee: Campus Favorife, '49-'50: Modern
Dance Club: Who's Who, '50-'5l: Miss Murray Slale, '50-'5l:
"John Loves Mary": "Eli1abefh The Oueen": "Our Town": "The
Taming of fhe Shrew."
CLASS OF
Firsi Row:
0 MARTIN H. BONDURANT, JR., Union Cily, Tenn.: B.S. in
Agriculiure: Ag. Club.
0 BOB M. BOYD, Hoplrinsville, Ky.: B.S.: Vels Club: Physical
Ed. Club, Treasurer '49-'50: Sfudeni Org., Vice-Presidenl '50-'5I:
B.S.U.: Besi' Groomed '50-'5I: Who's Who, '50-'5I.
O CHARLES S. BRANDON, Benlon, Ky.: B.S.
Second Row:
0 CLAUDE WEST BRANN, Mayfield, Ky.: B.S. in Agricullure.
0 EDWARD HAYS BROOKS, Kullawa, Ky.: B.S.: Der Edelweiss
Klub: Physics Club: Lyon Couniy Club: Campus Lighls.
0 MARCELLA M. BROWN, Caseyville, Ky.: B.S.: A.C.E.
Third Row:
0 ROBERT B. BROWN, Neplune, N. J.: B.S.: Physical Ed. Club:
"M" Club: Foofball: Swimming Team.
0 OLEN L. BRYANT, Marlha, Tenn.: B.S.: Alpha Psi Omega,
Secrefary-Treasurer '50-'5I: Kappa Pi, Presideni '50-'5I: Sccl:
and Buslrin, Treasurer '49-'50: Porffolio'Club, Presidenf '49-'5O:
Campus Lighls: B.S.U.: Social Commiffee: Ouislanding Ari Siu-
denl, '49-'50.
0 GROVER C. BUCY, JR., Paducah, Ky.: B.S.: Freed-Hardeman
College.
Fourih Row:
O LORRAINE BURKEEN, -Murray, Ky.: B.S.: Delia Alpha: Vols
Club: Commerce Club, Presidenl' '49-'50: Wesley Foundafion,
Treasurer '50-'5l: Social Commiflee.
0 ROBERT E. CABLE, Murray, Ky.: B.S.: Wesley Foundaiion.
0 JUDSON ALLEN CAMPBELL, Asbury Park, N, J.: B.S.: Mon-
mouih Junior College: Delia Alpha: Vefs Club: Commerce Club.
Fiffh Row:
O EDNA LOUlSE CALHOUN, Golden Pond, Ky.: B.S.: Home
Ec. Club: A.C.E.: B.S.U.
0 DORIS CASTELLAW, Bells, Tenn.: A.B.: Universify of Mis-
sissippi: Union Universily.
0 GEORGE W. CHAPMAN, Sanford, Fla.: B.S.: Universily of
Florida.
FIFIY-ONE
Firsl Row:
0 ROSS W. CHUMBLER, Benion, Ky.: B.S.: Ag. Club: Square
and Compass.
0 MABEL ROSE CISSELL, Cunningham, Ky.: B.S.: Alpha Sigma
Alpha: Alpha Psi Omega, Presidenf '50-'5l: Delfa Lambda
Alpha: Kappa Della Pi: Soclr and Buslrin: A.C.E.: Campus Reli-
gious Council: Wesiminsier Fellowship, Presideni' '50-'5I: Who's
Who, '50-'5I.
O LAVINA R. CLAXTON, Puryear, Tenn.: B.S.: U. T. Junior Col-
lege: A.C.E.
Second Row:
O JEAN JOEL COCHRAN, Mayfield, Ky.: B.S. in Home Eco-
nomics: Sigma Sigma Sigma: Delia Lambda Alpha: Kappa Delia
Pi, Presidenf '50-'5l: Home Ec. Club, Treasurer '50-'5I: B.S U.:
Mosi' Ouisianding Siudenl' in Home Economics, '50: Who's Who.
'50-'5l: Senior Class. Treasurer.
O EVELYN RUTH CONE, Wes? Brownsville, Pa.: B.M.E.: Alpha
Sigma Alpha: Sigma Alpha Ioia: College Orcheslra: Vivace
Club: Les Copains, Treasurer '48-'49: Campus Lighfs: Social
Commillee: Wes? Keniuclzy Symphony.
0 JAMES W. CONNELLY, Henderson, Ky.: B.S.: Evansville Col-
lege: Delia Alpha: College News: Vefs Club: I.R.C.: Henderson
Counfy Club.
Third Row:
0 BETTY H. COOK, Mayfield, Ky.: B.M.E.: -Mary Hardin-Baylor
College: Sigma Alpha lofa.
O NANCY WATTS COSBY, Mayfield, Ky.: A.B.: Sigma Sigma
Sigma, Treasurer '50-'5I: Delia Lambda Alpha, Treasurer '49-
'50: Kappa Della Pi: El Nopal: Chemisfry Club, Secrefary '50-
'5I: Social Commiffee: Alumni Scholarship, '48,
I JASPER M. COTHRON, Benfon, Ky.: A.B.: Chemislry Club:
American Chemical Sociefy, '50-'5l.
Fourih Row:
0 RAY LOWELL COX, New Burnside, Ill.: B.S.: Soufhern Illinois
Universiiy: Ag. Club.
0 EDWARD PHILIP CRAWFORD, Murray, Ky.: B.S.: Befa Bela
Bela, Vice-Presideni '48-'49, Presidenf '50-'5I: Chemisfry Club:
I.R.C.: Der Edelweiss Klub: Calloway Couniy Club.
O MARILYN JO CROGHAN, Carmi, Ill.: B.S. in Home Eco-
nomics: Sigma Sigma Sigma: Symphonic Band: A Cappella
Choir: Vivace Club: Home Ec. Club: Campus Lighfs: Murray
Macs: Wells Hall Council: B.S.U.
Fifth Row:
O NORMA JEAN DAVIDSON, Camden, Tenn.: B.S.: Lambulh
College: Alpha Sigma Alpha: W.A.A., Secrefary '49-'50, Presi-
den? '50-'5I: Physical Ed. Club: Wesley Foundafion: Social
Commiffee: Wells Hall Council: Modern Dance Club: SHIELD
Sfaff, '5I: Cheerleader, '49-'50, '50-'5I: Campus Favorife,
'50-'5I.
O CHARLES DAVIS, Paris, Tenn.: B.S.
0 NORMA L. DAVIS, Clay, Ky.: B.S. in Home Economics:
Physical Ed. Club: Websfer Counfy Club.
CLASS OF
Firsl Row:
0 EVANGELINE DINNING, Gleason, Tenn.: B.S. in Home Eco-
nomics: Asbury College: Alpha Sigma Alpha: Home Ec. Club,
Treasurer '50-'5I.
0 -MARIAN JANE DUGGER, Winlerhaven, Fla.: A.B.: Sigma
Sgima Sigma, Treasurer '49-'50: Sock and Buslcin.
0 WILLIAM DAVID DUNN, Greenfield, Tenn.: B.S.: Baseball:
'51 SHIELD Sfaff, Business Manager: Wealcley Counly Club.
Second Row:
0 SPENCE DYE, Silxeslon, Mo.: B.S.: Della Alpha, Secrelary
'48-'49, Presidenl- '50-'5I: Vels Club, Secrefary-Treasurer '49-'50,
Presidenl' '50-'5I: Sludenl' Org., '49-'50: Social Commillee.
0 HAYWOOD EASON, Ripley, Tenn.: B.S.: Della Alpha:
Kipa Pi.
0 ROBERT JAMES ECKERT, Floral Park, N. J.: B.S.: l.R.C.
Third Row:
0 CHARLES L. ELDRIDGE, Murray, Ky.: B.S. in Agricullure:
Ag. Club.
O JACQUELINE ELLIS, Murray, Ky.: B.M.E.: Delia Lambda
Alpha: Sigma Alpha Iofa: Kappa Delia Pi: Symphonic Band:
College Orcheslra: Soclr and Buslcin: Vivace Club: Band: Wes-
ley Foundalion: Campus Liglrls: Wes'l Kenluclcy Symphony Or-
cheslra: "A Double BiII": Alpha Psi Omega: "The Taming of
'lhe Shrew."
0 EDWARD ELLWANGER, Chicago, III.: B.M.E.: Symphonic
Band: College Orcheslra: Vivace Club: Band: Campus Lighls:
College Fuse.
Fourlh Row:
0 MAE ELLEN ERWIN, Mayfield, Ky.: B.S.: W.A.A.: l.R.C.
0 DONALD LEE EVITT, Delroif, Mich.: B.S.: Physical Ed. Club:
"M" Club: Foolball: Traclr.
0 BILLY FARRIS, Murray, Ky.: B.S.: Commerce Club: Physical
Ed. Club.
Fiffh Row:
0 KELLY FITZGERALD, Crossville, III.: A.B.: EI Nepal: Debale
Team: B.S.U.
O MARY JO FRANKLIN, Grayville, III.: B.S.: Whifworlh Junior
College: W.A.A.
O JAMES FREEMAN, La Cenfer, Ky.: B.S.: Veig Club: Com-
merce Club.
FIFIY-ONE
Firsl Row:
O ANNA ELIZABETH FRENCH, Princelon, Ky.: B.M.E.: The
Symphonic Band: A Cappella Choir: College Orchesfra: Vivaca
Club: Campus Lighls, '5I.
0 WILLIAM THOMAS FRENCH, Princefon, Ky.: B.M.E.: Phi
Mu Alpha, Treasurer '50-'5I: The Symphonic Band: Vivace Club:
Band: Campus Lighfs, '48-'49-'50-'5I.
0 SYSLER BROWN FUTRELL, Paducah, Ky.: B.S.
Second Row:
0 JOHN HENRY GALLIGAN, Herrin, Ill.: B.S.: Soufhern Illinois
Universily: Commerce Club.
0 WAYNE GEURIN, Forl Henry, Tenn.: B.S.: Vels Club: ACE.:
Porffolio Club.
0 MONA GEVEDEN, Bardwell, Ky.: B.S.: Sigma Sigma Sigma:
Vivace Club: Physical Educafion Club: Fooiball Queen Allend-
ani, '49-'50.
Third Row:
0 ORVIL EARNEST C-JIBBS, Reclor, Arla.: B.S.: Velg Club: Ag-
ricullure Club: "M" Club: Foolball.
0 GLORIA ANN GIGLIA, Neplune, N. J.: B.S.: W.A.A.: Physi-
cal Educaiion Club: Campus Lighls.
0 DONALD NORMAN GILES, Asbury Park, N. J.: B.S.
Fourfh Row:
0 NELDA GILES, Lexingfon, K.: B.S. in Home Economics: Easf-
ern: Home Economics Club.
0 L. C. GILLESS, -Marion, Ky.: B.S.: Vels Club: Soclr and Buslrin:
Vivace Club: Commerce Club: I.R.C.: Band: Campus Lighls,
'44: Swim Team.
O BAILEY ERNEST GORE, Hopkinsville, Ky.: B.S.: Physical Edu-
calion Club: "M" Club: Foolball: Traclc.
Fifih Row:
0 ANNA MAUDE GRAY, Lamasco, Ky.: B.S.: A.C.E.: B.S.U.
0 WILLIAM D. GRESHAM, Princelon, Ky.: B.S.: Bowling Green
Business College: Vels Club: Commerce Club: I.R.C.
O MARTIN GROPPE, Asbury Parlr, N. J.: A.B.: Monmouih Col-
lege: Delia Alpha: Vels Club: College Orcheslra: Commerce
Club: I.R.C.
CLASS OF
Firsl' Row:
0 MIRIAM GRYMES, Fulion, Ky.: B.S.: Kappa Pi: Porllolio
Club: Wesley Foundafion: Social Commilfee.
0 ANN BELOTE HARRIS, Mayfield, Ky.: B.S. in Home Econom-
ics: Chrislian College: Peabody College: Home Economics Club:
Campus Lighls, '5l.
O BILL HAVEL, Lorain, Ohio: B.M.E.
Second Row:
0 ELLIS HAYES, Hazel, Ky.: B.S. in Agricullure: Debale.
O LOIS ELEANOR HEATER, Murray, Ky.: B.S. in Home Eco-
nomics: Soclc and Buslcin: Home Economics Club, Secrefary '50-
'5I: W.A.A.: Calloway Counly Club: B.S.U.
O EVELYN HEATER, Murray, Ky.: B.S. in Home Economics:
Sock and Buslrin: Home Economics Club, Vice-Presidenf '50-'5I:
W.A.A.: Calloway Counly Club.
Third Row:
0 WILFORD HEFLIN, JR., Murray, Ky.: B.S.
0 JO ANNE HENDON, Murray, Ky.: B.S. in Home Economics:
Chrisfian College: Sigma Sigma Sigma, Corresponding Secre-
'lary '50-'5I: Besl Groomed, '49-'50, '50-'5I: Modern Dance
Club: Foolball Queen Alfendanl, '49: Campus Favorile, '53-'5l.
0 THOMAS EDWARD HERNDON, Murray, Ky.: B.S. in Agri-
cullure: Vers Club: B.S.U.
Fourlh Row:
0 PHYLLIS F. HERROLD, Murray, Ky.: B.S.: Alpha Sigma
Alpha: Kappa Pi: Porlfolio Club, Secrelary '48-'49, Prasidenl'
'49-'50: Modern Dance Club: Glee Club.
I BETTY LOU HILL, Murray, Ky.: B.S.: Alpha Sigma Alpha:
Della Lambda Alpha: Commerce Club: Calloway Counly Club.
0 TURNER HILL, Grand Rivers, Ky.: B.S.: Commerce Club:
B.S.U.
Fiffh Row:
0 LA VORA HOLLAND, Hardin, Ky.: B.S.: Alpha Sigma Alpha.
Presidenl '50-'5l: Bela Bela Bela: Chemislry Club: Der Edel-
weiss Klub: Marshall Counly Club: B.S.U.: Social Commillee:
Wells Hall Council: Freshman Class Treasurer, '47-'48: Miss
Wells Hall, '50: Panhellenic Council: Campus Favorife, '50-'5l.
0 HENRY HILLIS HOOPER, Hunisville, Ala.: B.S.: Veis Club:
The Symphonic Band: Soclc and Busldn: Chemisfry Club: A.C.E.:
Debale: Band. K
O CARL HOWELL HOPPER, Henderson, Tenn.: B.S.: Univer-
sify of Tennessee Junior College.
FIFIY-ONE
Firsl Row:
0 SUE HUGHES, Murray, Ky.: B.S.: Commerce Club: W.A.A.,
Secrefary '47-'48: Physical Educalion Club: Freshman Class,
Vice-Presideni '47-'48. I
O JAMES KENDALL JAMES, Fullon, Ky.: A.B.: Phi Mu Alpha:
'Sl SHIELD, Edifor: El Nopal, Presidenf '49-'50: I.R.C.: Campus
Lighls, '50-'5I: Campus Religious Council, Presidenf '49-'50:
Who's Who, '49-'50, '50-'5l: Besl Groomed, '50-'5I.
0 CLIFFORD T. JEFFERSON, Cadiz, Ky.: B.S.: Vels Club.
Second Row:
0 EARL A. JOHNSTON, Smilhland, Ky.: A.B.: Lindsay Wilson
Junior College: Universiiy of Louisville: Wesley Foundalion.
0 JAMES JONES, Hardin, Ky.: B.S. in Agriculiureg Agriculiure
Club: Square and Compass.
Q VIVIAN LORENA JONES, Paducah, Ky.: B.M.E.: Sigma
Alpha Ioia, Presiden+ '49, Vice-Presiclenf '50: Kappa Delia Pi:
College Orchesira: Vivace Club: Campus Lighis: Besl' Groomed,
'49-'50: Sigma Alpha Ioia Sword of Honor Award, '50.'
Third Row:
0 WINNIE LOU JONES, Murray, Ky.: B.S.: Sigma Alpha Iofa:
Commerce Club.
O MARY BELLE KALER, Symsonia, Ky.: B.S.: Sigma Sigma
Sigma: Bela Beia Beia: Commerce Club.
0 JACK B. KENNEDY, Murray, Ky.: B.S.: Vers Club: Com-
merce Club: Freshman Class, Vice-Presidenf '46-'47,
Fourfh Row:
0 B. HIGDON KENNEY, Brookhaven, Miss.: B.M.E.: Phi Mu
Alpha: The Symphonic Band: A Cappella Choir: College Or-
ches+rag Vivace Club: Band: Campus Lighis: Wesf Kenfuclry
Symphony Orchesira, '49.
I JERRY KUPCHYNSKY, Murray, Ky.: B.M.E.: Phi Mu Alpha: The
Symphonic Band: College Orchesira: Vivace Club: Der Edel-
weiss Klub: Band: Campus Lighls, '49,
0 BARNEY LEWIS KYZAR, Marion, Arlr.: B.S.: Physical Educa-
lion Club: I.R.C.: Eooiball.
Fiffh Row: Q
0 JAMES FORD LANSDEN, Morganiield, Ky.: B.S.: Paducah
Junior College: McCracken Counfy Club.
0 REVA JETT LAWSON, Oal: Ridge, Tenn.: B.S.: Sigma Sigma
Sigma: S.A.l., Chaplain '50-'5I: Kappa Delia Pi, Vice-Presidenf
'50-'5I: A Cappella Choir: Vivace Club: A.C.E., Secreiary '49-
'50: B.S.U.: Social Commifiee, Secrelary '50, '5I: 'Modern Dance
Club: Prom Queen Aflendani, '50: Who's Who, '50-'5l: Cam-
pus Favorife, '50-'5I.
O ROBERT E. LENEAVE, Benron, Ky.: B.S.
CLASS OF
Firsl Row:
0 OGLESBY A. LOWE, JR., Ocala, Fla.: B.M.E.: Phi Mu Alpha:
The Symphonic Band: College Orcheslra: Vivace Club: Band:
Campus Lighls, '48-'49-'50-'5l.
0 ROBERT W. LOWERY, Grand Rivers, Ky.: B.S.
0 NANCY LYELL, Mayfield, Ky.: B.S.: W.A.A., Recording Sec-
relary '50-'5I: Physical Eclucafion Club: Modern Dance Club.
Second Row:
O BARBARA LYLES, Maylielcl, Ky.: B.S.: Sigma Sigma Sigma:
A Cappella Choir: W.A.A., Vice-Presidenl '49-'50, Treasurer '50-
'5l: Physical Educalion Club: Band: Modern Dance Club.
0 LEON 'McBEE, Mayfield, Ky.: B.S.: lndusfrial Arls Club.
0 ERICE H. MCDONALD, Dyer, Tenn.: B.S, in Agricullure:
Universify of Tennessee Junior College: Vels Club: Agriculiure
Club.
Third Row:
O JOHNNY L. McGEE, Dyersburg, Tenn.: B.S.: Physics Club.
0 MRS. H. R, McLEAN, Sfurgis, Ky.: B.S.: Vels Club.
O PAT SOWERS MADDOX, DeKoven, Ky.: B.S.: Sigma Sigma
Sigma, Corresponding Secrelary '49-'50, Vice-Presiclenf '50-'5l:
Soclc and Buslrin: W.A.A.: Physical Educafion Club: Social Com-
millee: Panhellenic Council: Modern Dance Club, Presidenf '50-
'5I: "The Corn ls Green," "John Loves Mary."
Fourlh Row:
0 MANTHUS MARTIN, Cadiz, Ky.: B.S. in Home Economics:
Home Economics Club: Porlfolio Club: Trigg Counly Club.
0 FREDDIE MEYER, JR., Bluforcl, Ill.: B.S.: Physical Educalion
Club: I.R.C.: B.S.U.
0 ROWENA MILFORD, Union Cily, Tenn.: B.S. in Home Eco-
nomics: Home Economics Club: B.S.U.
Fiflh Row:
O CLARA JANE MILLER, -Murray, Ky.: B.S.: Alpha Sigma
Alpha: Della Lambda Alpha: Kappa Della Pi: The Symphonic
Band: Sock and Buslcin: Vivace Club: Debafe: Band: Wesley
Founclafion, Vice-Presidenf '49-'50, Presiclenf '50-'5l: Campus
Religious Council: Social Commilfee: Calloway Counfy Club:
Wl1o'5 Who, '50-'5l.
I JACOUELINE MILLER, Murray, Ky.: B.S.: Chemislry Club:
W.A.A.: Sludenl Organizalion.
0 DALTON M. MOORE, Milburn, Ky.: B.S.: Vels Club: Com-
merce Club: Physical Eclucalion Club.
FIFTY-ONE
Firsi Row:
I JEANNE DOLORES MUELLER, Amhersl, Ohio: B.M.E.: Delia
Lambda Alpha, Treasurer '50-'5I: Sigma Alpha lcfa, Presidenf
'50-'5I: The Symphonic Band: A Cappella Choir: College Or-
chesira: Vivace Club, Presidenf '50-'5l: Band: Wesley Founda-
iion: Campus Lighfs: Miss Wells Hall, '50,
0 ANDREW MURREN, Nufley, N. J.: B.S.: Seion Hall Univer-
siiy: Della Alpha: Vefs Club: Commerce Club: Physical Educalion
Club: "M" Club, Presidenf '50-'5l: Siudenf Organizafion, Senior
Reperesenialive '50-'5l: Baseball: Besi Groomed, '50-'5l: Who's
Who, '50-'5l.
0 RONALD P. NIELSEN, Mariin, Tenn.: B.S.: Universiiy Tennessee
Junior College: l.R.C.
Second Row:
O NORRIS H. OAKLEY, Cadiz, Ky.: B.S.: Vols Club: Physical Ed-
ucaiion Club: lndusirial Aris Club: Foolball.
0 VERNE ODOM, Paris, Tenn.: B.S.: Universily of Tennessee.
0 JEANNE ELIZABETH OLDHAM, Louisville, Ky.: B.M.E.: Camp-
bellsville Junior College: A Cappella Choir: B.S.U.
Third Row:
O MARY ALICE OPDYKE, Washingfon, N. J.: B.M.: Sigma Sigma
Sigma: Sigma Alpha lofa: A Cappella Choir: Madrigal Singers:
Vivace Club, Vice-Presidenl '49-'50: Band, Maiorefie '47-'47, '48-
'49, '49-'50, Drum Maior '50-'5I: Les Copains: Campus Lighis
'48-'49-'50-'5l: Wells Hall Council: Campus Favoriie, '48-'49, '49-
'50, '50-'5I: Besl' Groomed, '50-'5l: 'Miss Wells Hall, '50.
0 CHARLES E. ORR, Paris, Tenn.: A.B.: Kappa Della Pi: El
Nopal: Henry Couniy Club: B.S.U.: Secondary Educaiion Club.
O MELBA SUE ORR, Murray, Ky.: B.S.: Commerce Club.
Fourih Row: ,
0 MARGARET OSBORNE, Murray, Ky.: B.S. in Home Economics:
Lambuih College: Sigma Sigma Sigma, Ideal Pledge '49: Kappa
Della Pi, Corresponding Secrelary '5l: Home Economics Club:
Wesley Foundaiion: Off Campus Girls, Presideni '50-'5l.
9 LETRICIA OUTLAND, Murray, Ky.: A.B.: Alpha Sigma Alpha,
Secreiary '49-'50: Bela Beia Befa, '50-'5l: Wesley Foundaiion.
0 JO ANNE PACE, Murray, Ky.: B.S. in Home Economics: Home
Economics Club, Presideni '50-'5l: Porifolio Club: OFF Campus
Girls. '
Fifrh Row: ' 1
I CHARLES R. PALMATEER, Neplune, N. J.: B.S.: Porlfolio
Club: Wesley Foundalion.
0 HERBERT H. PALMER, Paducah, Ky.: B.S.: Wesiern Sfaie Col-
lege: Veis Club: Commerce Club.
0 MILDRED PARSONS, Somerville, Tenn.: B.M.E.: Sigma Sigma
Sigma, Presidenl '50-'5l: Delia Lambda Alpha, President '47:
Sigma Alpha loia, Secreiary '50-'5l: A Cappella Choir: Campus
Lighis, '48-'49-'50: Panhellenic Council, Presidenf '5I: Besf
Grocmed, '50-'5I : -Miss Wells Hall, '50,
CLASS OF
Firs-I' Row:
O EDITH MAE PENDERGRASS, Alamo, Tenn.: B.S.: Universily
Tennessee Junior College: B.S.U.
0 VINCENT PERRIER, Lorain, Ohio: B.M.E.: Phi Mu Alpha, Presi-
denl '50-'5I: The Symphonic Band: A Cappella Choir: College
Orcheslrag Vivace Club: Band: Campus Lighis, Music Direc-
ior, '5l. I
0 ROBERT B. PIERCY, Cadiz, Ky.: B.S.: College News: Vers
Club: '5l SHIELD Ar'IisI'.
Second Row:
O MAURICE C. PORTER, Tren'I'on, Ky.: B.S. in Agriculiureg Agri-
culfure Club: Todd Counly Club.
0 JIMMIE RAPER, Paducah, Ky.: Transylvania College: A Cap-
pella Choir: Sock and Buslrin: German Club: Delia Sigma Phi.
I HAROLD R. RAYMOND, Henderson, Ky.: B.S.: Veis Club:
Commerce Club: Physical Educaiion Club.
Third Row:
O HENRY THOMAS REDMON, Paris, Tenn.: A.B.: El Nopal:
B.S.U.
0 GILDEROY RICHARDSON, Birmingham, Ala.: B.S. in Agricul-
fure: Bela Bela Bela: Agricullure Club.
0 JERRY S. RICHARDSON, Paris. Tenn.: B.S.
Fourlh Row:
I PATSY ROBERTS, Benion, Ky.: B.S. in Home Economics: Home
Economics Club: W.A.A.: Besi Groomed, '49-'50: Cheerleader,
'47-'48, '48-'49, '49-'50, '50-'5I: Campus Favorile, '50-'5l.
0 ALTON RODGERS, JR., Mayfield, Ky.: B.S.: Ve'l's Club: Physi-
cal Educafion Club: "M" Club, Secrelary-Treasurer '49: Foofball.
0 LOIS S. RODGERS, Washinglon, N. J.: B.S.: College Orches-
fra: Vivace Club: W.A.A.: Physical Educalion Club: Band: Modern
Dance Club.
Fifih Row:
0 MARJORIE R. ROEHM, Dayion, Ohio: B.S.: Kappa Pi: Veis
Club: Porffolio Club.
0 RICHARD M. ROYER, New Yorlr, N, Y.: A.B.: Cornell Univer-
sily: Delia Alpha, Founder '48: Sock and Buslcin: Campus Lighls,
'47-'48-'49: Sigma Chi.
0 JOHN DONALD RUSCIN, Wesl' Franlrforl, Ill.: B.S.: Souihern
Illinois Universily: Physical Educaiion Club: "M" Club: Fooiball:
Baseball.
FIFIY-ONE
Firsl' Row:
0 BOBBY FRANK RUTHERFORD, Clinion, Tenn.: B.S.: Del'ra
Alpha: Vefs Club: Chemisrry Club: "M" Club: Sludenf Organiza-
Iion, Treasurer '50-'5I: B.S.U.: Traclr.
0 WILLIAM J. RYAN, Nepfune Cify, N. J.: B.S.: Delia Alpha:
'50 SHIELD, Assisfanf Business Manager: Vers Club: Commerce
Club, Vice-Presidenf '50-'5l: Physical Educaiion Club, Presidenf
'50-'5I: I.R.C.: Bes'I Groomed, '50-'5I.
O MARTHA DELL B. SANDERS, Paducah, Ky.: B.S.: Sigma Sigma
Sigma: College News: Sock and Buslrin: W.A.A.: Physical Educa-
Iion Club: Sfudenf Organizafion, Junior Represen-Iafive '49-'50:
McCracken Counfy Club: Social Commiifee: Campus Favorile,
'48-'49, '49-'50, '50-'5I: Modern Dance Club: Senior Class, Vice-
Presideni.
Second Row:
0 JAMES E. SANDERS, Trenfon, Tenn.: B.S.: Vers Club: Com-
merce Club: I.R.C.
I CHARLES W, SATCHER, Sanford, Fla.: B.S.: SHIELD, '49-'50-
'5I: Veis Club: I.R.C., Vice-Presideni '48-'49: Porffolio Club.
0 GERALDINE SEALY, Paducah, Ky.: B.S.: Paducah Junior Col-
lege: Kappa Delia Pi: W.A.A.: A.C.E., Presidenl- '50-'5I: 'Mc-
Cracken Counfy Club: Who's Who, '50-'5I: Senior Class, Sec-
refary.
Third Row:
0 D. FREDERICK SEARS, Marion, Ky.: A.B.: Bela Befa Beia,
Vice-Presidenf '50-'5I: Chemisiry Club: A.C.E.
0 LEE T. SHANNON, Lebanon, Tenn.: B.S.: Cumberland Univer-
sify: Della Alpha: Kipa Pi: College News: I.R.C., Presideni' '50:
Social Commiffee: "College Fuse," '49-'50.
O ROBERT SHELTON, Morganfield, Ky.: B.S. in Agricullure:
Agricullure Club. h
Fourih Row:
0 MARJORIE SHEMWELL, Be+haI+o, III.: B.S.: Weslern Slaie
College: Kappa Pi: Porlfolio Club, Secrefary-Treasurer '48-'49.
0 WILLIAM H. SIMPSON, Erin, Tenn.: B.S.: Ausiin Peay College:
Ve-Is Club: Commerce Club: I.R.C.
0 JOHN I'I. SINGLETON, Hamilion, Ohio: B.S.: Vefs Club:
Physical Educafion Club: "M" Club: Foolball, Co-capfain '50,
Fifih Row:
0 WILBURN SIRLS, Murray, Ky.: B.S.: Agricullure Club.
I WARREN P. SLOCUM, Morrison, III.: B.M.E.: Phi Mu Alpha:
The Symphonic Band: A Cappella Choir: College Orchesira:
Madrigal Singers: Vivace Club: "M" Club: Campus Lighls, '4I.
0 BETTY SMITH, Murray, Ky.: B.S. in Home Economics: Alpha
Sigma Alpha: Delia Lambda Alpha: Kappa Della Pi: Home Eco-
nomics Club, Secrefary '49-'50: Wesley Foundafion.
CLASS OF
Firsl' Row:
0 LYNWOOD SMITH, Alamo, Tenn.: B.S-2 Befhel College: Delia
Alpha: Physical Educaiion Club: Croclceif Couniy Club.
0 JAMES E. SOLOMON, Calveri Cily, Ky.: B.S.: Lambulh Col-
lege: Physical Educalion Club: Wesley Foundaiion.
0 CHARLOTTE F. SPILLANE, Pleasanlville, N. J.: A.B.: Rufgers
Universily: Sock and Buslcin, Presiden+ '50-'5l: Alpha Psi Omega.
Second Row:'
0 BERNARD F. SPILLANE, Lynn, Mass.: B.S.: Del+a Alpha, Cor-
responding Secrelary '50-'5l: Veis Club: l.R.C.: Indusirial Aris
Club.
0 MARTHA BILLIE STARKS, Paducah, Ky.: B.S.: Sigma Sigma
Sigma: '5l SHIELD, Assisfanf Edifor: Socl: and Busltin: Besf
Groomed, '49-'50, '50-'5l: McCracken Counly Club: "The Man
Who Came lo Dinner": "EIizabeil'u, lhe Queen": Alpha Psi
Omega.
0 LUCY STARRETT, Paducah, Ky.: B.S.: W.A.A.: Physical Educa-
:lion Club: A.C.E.: Bancl, Maiorelfe '48-'49, '49-'50.
Third Row:
0 OCTAVIA STAUDT, Paducah, Ky.: B.S. in Home Economics:
Sigma Sigma Sigma: Sock and Buslcin: Chemisiry Club: Home Eco-
nomics Club: l.R.C., Secrelary '48, '49-'5O: Wesley Foundaiion:
McCracken Couniy Club: Social Commiliee.
l DON STEPHENSON, Valley Sfaiion, Ky.: B.S.: Delia Alpha:
Physical Educalion Club: "M" Club, Secreiary-Treasurer '50-'5l:
Baslcelball.
0 ROBERT H. STROUBE, Oak Grove, Ky.: B.S. in Agricullure:
Baia Bela Bela: Agricullure Club.
Fourih Row:
0 PATRICIA SUBLETTE, Fullon, Ky.: B.S.: Alpha Sigma Alpha:
Commerce Club: Aihenaeum Club, Secrelary-Treasurer '49-'50.
O EARL M. SWEARINGEN, Brownsville, Pa.: B.S.: Della Alpha,
Treasurer '49-'50, '50-'5l: Vivace Club: Physical Educaiion Club:
Band: Traclc: Swim Team.
0 WILLIAM C. TAYLOR, Earlingion, Ky.: A.B.: Kappa Delia Pi:
Soclr ancl Buslrin: l.R.C.: Der Edelweiss Klub: Sluclenl Organizaiion,
Presideni' '50-'5l: Hoplcins Counly Club, Presideni '48-'49: B.S.U.:
Social Commiilee, Chairman '50-'5l: Who's Who, '49-'50, '50-'5l:
Besf Groomed, '50-'5l.
Fiffh Row:
0 WELDON THOMAS, Hazel, Ky.: B.S.: Florida Chrislian Col-
lege.
0 JACK THOMPSON, Dyersburg, Tenn.: B.S.: Union Universiiy:
Memphis Sfale College: Chemisiry Club: l.R.C.: B.S.U.
0 JOANNE THOMPSON, Paducah, Ky.: A.B.: Sigma Sigma
Sigma: Delia Lambda Alpha, Vice-Presidenf '50-'5l: Kappa Della
Pi: El Nopal, Secrelary '48-'49, Presidenl' '50-'5l: Alhenaeum
Club.
FIFIY-ONE
Firsr Row:
0 HUELL M. TILLEY, La Cenier, Ky.: B.S. in Agricullureg Agri-
culiure Club, Vice-Presidenr '49-'50, Presidenr '50-'5I: Baseball:
Assisfani Baslceiball Manager, '48-'49.
0 EDWARD H, TILTON, Asbury Park, N. J.: B.S.: Monmoufh
Junior College: Delia Alpha, Secrefary '50-'5l: Vefs Club, Sec-
refary '50-'5I: Commerce Club: Senior Class, President Who's
Who, '50-'5I: Besf Groomed, '50-'5l.
0 LAWRENCE R. TRAVIS, E. Cleveland, Ohio: B.S.: Ohio Uni'
versiry: Delia Alpha: Physical Educaiion Club: Besi' Grcomecl,
'50-'5I.
Second Row:
0 GLENN CYRUS VANCIL, Paducah, Ky.: B.S.: Paducah Junior
College.
O CAROLYN VAUGHN, Murray, Ky.: A.B.: Alpha Sigma Alpha,
Chaplain '49-'50, Vice-Presideni 'SO-'5I: Bela Bela Bela: Chemis-
iry Club: Der Edelweiss Klub: Wesley Foundaiion, Vice-Presidenl'
'47-'48: Calloway Counfy Club, Secrefary '47-'48: Campus Re-
ligious Council, Secrefary '48-'49: Off Campus Girls: Panhellenic
Council, Secreiary-Treasurer '50-'5I.
0 JACK WARD, Murray, Ky.: B.S.: Vers Club: Commerce Club:
Physical Educafion Club: Foolball.
Third Row:
0 KATHERINE WASSON, Carrier Mills, III.: B.S.: Be+I1eI Wom-
an's College: Soclr and Buslrin: Campus Lighfs, '50: B.S.U.: "Three
Men on a Horse": "Our Town."
0 BARNEY TAYLOR WATSON, Murray, Ky.: A.B.: S+. Bernard
Junior College. '
0 EDWARD KEITH WATTS, Clinion, Ky.: B.S.: Agriculfure Club.
Fourrh Row:
0 WILLIAIM CRAWFORD WEAVER, Wiclcliffe, Ky.: B.S.: Kappa
Pi: Chemisfry Club: Porifolio Club.
0 JOHN W. WEBB, Collage Grove, Tenn.: B.S.: Chemisiry Club,
0 FRANK WENDRYHOSKI, Wes? Franhforr, lll.: B.S.: EI Nepal:
l.R.C.: "M" Club: Baslreiball.
Fiffh Row:
9 DALE LADD WHITE, Eddyville, Ky.: A.B.: Befhel Woman's
College: A.C.E.: Afhenaeum Club: B.S.U. .
O JOE W. WHITE, Mar+in, Tenn.: B.S.: Universily of Tennessee
Junior College: Physical Educafion Club: I.R.C.: Baseball.
0 BILLY WHITEHEAD, Paris, Tenn.: B.S.: Commerce Club: B.S.U.
S OF FIFTY-ONE
Firsl Row:
O JOHN W. WIGGS, Paris, Tenn.: B.S.: Commerce Club: I.R.C.:
Henry Counly Club, Vice-Presideni '49-'50: Social Commiflee:
Junior Class, Presideni' '49-'5O: Who's Who, '49-'5O.
0 JUANITA WILFORD, Barlow, Ky.: B.S.: Alpha Sigma Alpha:
A.C.E.: Ballard Couniy Club: Campus Religious Council, Secre-
'Iary '50-'5l: Y.W.C.A., Presiden+ '49-'50,
0 CARL E. WILLIAMS, Sanford, Fla.: B.S.: Florida Shale Univer-
siIy: Alpha Tau Omega: Commerce Club.
Second Row:
0 JOE WILLIAMS, McKenzie, Tenn.: B.S.: Universiiy of Ken-
'I'uclcy: Vers Club: Chemislry Club: Physical Educalion Club:
B.S.U.
O DOROTHY MAE WILSON, Lewisburg, Ky.: B.M.E.: Sigma
Alpha Iola: W.A.A.: Logan Coun'Iy Club: B.S.U.
0 CLAUDE GRANT WOLFE, Souih Bend, Ind.: B.S.: Commerce
Club.
Third Row:
I FRED S. WOOD, Paris, Tenn.: A.B.
0 WILLIAM W. WRIGHT, Paris, Tenn.: B.S.
0 JOSEPH LEO ZALETEL, Lorain, Ohio: B.M.E.: Phi Mu Alpha:
The Symphonic Band: College Orchesira: Vivace Club: Band:
Cam pus Lighls, '48-'49-'50-'5 I .
NoLAN SHEPARD, JAMES E. sToRY,
Presidenf Vice-Presidenf
EARL JORDAN, EARL BEATY,
Secrefary Treasurer
HOPE . . . We have il. This year we've over-
come anoiher obsfacle on "goal road." We are
now only one year from 'rhe covered diploma.
Our work has been rougher and we've had ro
hil' ihe books a lillle harder. We haven'1' really
minded ir for The goal is in sighi. Don? gel us
wrong, if hasn'Jr been all work and no play. Some-
Jrimes our siriving has consisred of lilrle more
'rhan a coke and a good magazine when we really
should have been siudying Psychology . . . or
going To a dance when we should have been wri+-
ing Thai l-lisiory Jrerm paper. We're nor so bad
'rhough . . . we Think we've done preHy well. Nexf
6
CLASS
OF
FIFTY-TWO
year we will have lo lake on 'rhe dignily Jrhalr
comes wiih being a senior . . , confideniially we
know we can do ir.
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CLASS OF FIFTY
-TWO
FIRST ROW:
Jordan Acquisfi
George Adams
Ka+l1leen Alderdice
Mary Aldridge
Monira Allen
Peggy Anderson
Alice Archer
SECOND ROW:
Jerry Bagwell
Paul Barnes
Jean BarneH'
Earl Beafy
Rosamond Black
Joe Blalock
Janie Bloomingburg
THIRD ROW:
Jack Borders
Bob L. Boyd
Jean Brame
Gene Ausfin BramleH'
Roberi Bruker
William E. Bucy
James Riley Burlceen
FOU RTH ROW:
Curlis Burklow
Joe Cable
Carolyn Carman
Conrad Carr
Joe Casey
Gwen Cherry
Roberf Chesfer
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FIRST ROW:
Mary Lou Claiborne
Boyce Clayfon
David Colvin
Thelma Combs
S+anley Cooper
Maurice Crass, Jr.
Donald K. Davis
SECOND ROW:
Andrew DeMoss
Melvin Deweese
Charlie C. Dollar
Mary Dowdy
S. R. Dunn
Clara E. Epley
Roberi' E. Farless
THIRD ROW:
Doris Fisher
Bob Frazier
Helen Fumbanlcs
David Gibbs
J. M. Gipe
Carolyn Graves
Harold R. Hanson
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FOU RTH ROW:
Harlon B, Hargis
Fred Harris
Be'r+y Harrison
George W. Hayden
Lois Anne Haydon
Virginia Hays
Marilyn Heflin
LASS OF FIFTY
-TWO
FIRST ROW:
Glenn Henderson
Jack Hifson
Edna Earl Hobbs
Jennye Hollowell
Donald E. Hon
Romelia Hooks
William Hopkins
SECOND ROW:
Joe House
Ralph A, Hulifine
Sally Humphries
Roy lsherwood
Charles Jaap
Joe Pal James
L. C. Jamison
THIRD ROW:
LeRoy Jessup
Melvin B. Jones
Samuel M. Jones
Wilson Jones
Earl Jorclan
Virginia Jordan
Jane Terry Kelly
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FOU RTH ROW:
Kennefh Kennedy
Jean Kershaw
Bellye King
Amy Lalifoon
Norma Lamkin
Rulh Lane
Dan La Rue
FIRST ROW:
Jacqueline Lee
Alber+ J. Leveck
Roy Lee Locke
Edgar Love'H'
Rober+ McBrear+y
RichardbL. McClain
John D. McDougal
SECOND ROW:
Lala McGuire
Richard C. McGuire, J
Joe McPherson
Doyle F. McWhor+er
Joan Marlin
Carl May
Leemon Owen Miller
THIRD ROW:
Doroihy Mifchell
Joseph MiHino
Trevis Moss
Bill Musfian
Louis R. Myers
William Myers
Kennefh Neidig
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FOU RTH ROW:
Ollie Nichols
Carl O'Daniel
Vesier Orr. Jr.
Ruih Osborne
Harry E. Owen
Fred H. Owens
Mary Kafherine Parker
CLASS OF FIFTY
-TWO
FIRST ROW:
Thomas Parker
B. R. Peebles
Anne Penick
Gwen PeHigrew
Joanne PoHs
Charles Prince
Joe F. Provow
SECOND ROW:
Bennie Purcell
Roberi' Reid
Elizabefh Ann Roach
Be++ye Roberis
Rebecca Sue Roberfs
William M, Rowlefl'
Cocly H. Russell
THIRD ROW:
Horace Salmon
Sara Lee Sammons
William Nix Scruggs
Mary Sellers
Jane Shelby
Helen Shelion
John S. Shelion
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FOU RTH ROW:
Peier Shenosky
Nolan Shepard
Lloyd D. Siler
Jo Ann Smi+h
Marlha Smilh
John Spence
John Siewari'
FIRST ROW:
Margarei Ann Siewarl'
Ann Sfolces
Anne Sione
James E. Siory
Joann S+. John
Malcolm H. Subleii
Nancy Jane Terry
Billie Jean Thompson
SECOND ROW:
Doroihy Tlcacs
Eugene Turiansky
Sammy Veal
Billy Vinson
Arlene Vosen
Jack Wales
Doxie Wallace
Evelyn Walfers
THIRD ROW:
William Waliers
Joe F. Warren
James WaH'ers
Paul Wesl
Elizabefh Ann Whileside
Leonard D. Whifmer
William Whifnell
Mary Jo Wilferd
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FOURTH ROW:
Harry V. Wilkins
Herman E. Williams
Jerry D. Williams
William A. Williamson
Joe H. Wilson
Eddie Wolfe
Harold C. Young
CLASS OF
FIFTY-THREE
VISION . . . We'v'e seen il. Jusl lhink, lasl year
we were new here . . . clioln'+ know if we would
like il well enough +o come back. Well, here we
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JI-M MORRISSEY, BETTY JETT,
Presidenf Secrefary
ANN CHISSOM,
Treasurer
are. By now we have haol a vision ol lhe goal
we are slriving for. The realily is slill lar away
anol hazy, buf ir is There neverlheless. Righl now
lhe road looks long anol bumpy. buf we have our
vision io cling lo. Wirh Jrhe help of our 'rhinking
caps and Mrs. Hesler we 'rhink we will make il.
We know lhal wilh each passing year our road
becomes shorler anol shorler. We also realize
wi'rh Jrhe passing of Jrim-e lhal we have an even
grealer goal rhan gradualion lo allain. We
know lhal wilh The help of our Junior anol Senior
brolhers we will be able lo some clay make our
worlol sale and happy lor 'rhe peace loving peo-
ples oi lhe earrh.
FIRST ROW:
Gene Abernalhy
E, G. Adams
Eli Alexander
June Allen
Henry C. Allison
Dorofhy Anderson
Lila Anderson
SECOND ROW:
Rufh Armsirong
Markian Baczynsky
Sammy Barker
Evelyn Barrick
William Bafsel
Bob Bealie
Bernard F, Behrendi'
THIRD ROW:
Bill Bell
Bob Belfz
Roberf Besi
Charles H. Biggari
BeH'ie Binkley
Jack Blackburn
Jean Blackwell
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FOURTH ROW:
Phyllis Ann Blakney
David Blankenship
Anna Bolinger
Mary Caiherine Bolles
James H. Bonduranl'
Byron Boyd
Max Brandon
CLASS OF FIFTY-THREE
FIRST ROW:
Rebecca Brandon
Wilma Brasfielcl
Bobby Brighi'
Louise Brinkley
William E. Brinkley
Barbara Dean Brown
Dolores Brown
SECOND ROW:
Marcella Brown
Mary Louise Brown
Gene Bumgarner
Kenne+h Burkhari
Roberf Burnley
Bobbie Burion
Bob Byars
THIRD ROW:
Vivian Bynum
Bill P. Cain
Jerry Cain
Joe Campbell
BeH'y Campbell
Shirley Carler
Ted Carler
FOU RTH ROW:
Alia Chambers
Marilyn Chesier
Ann Chissom
James Clark
Sybil Clark
Voris Clark
Wayne T. Cochran
FIRST ROW:
James T. Coleman
Gene Connor
Bill Cooper
Floyd Cooper
Raymond Copeland
Marian Corley
James Edward Cox
SECOND ROW:
James William Cox
Geneva L. Crass
Ronald Crouch
Evelyn Darling
Herberi' Darnell
Joe Davenporf
Burns Davis
THIRD ROW:
Herber+ Doran
Barbara Downs
Bob Downs
William Easlerling
Eddy Ellegood
Mary Marlha Ellis
Jane English
FOURTH ROW:
L. C. English
Frances F. Ezell
Charles Farrell
Evelyn Fisher
Marian Fisk
Oneiia Ford
Thomas Max French
CLASS OF FIFTY-THREE
FIRST ROW:
Harold Gaines
John Garsl'
Marilou Gelaauer
Gene Geurin
Nancy Goode
Marilyn Green
Sue Greer
SECOND ROW:
Margarel' Grisham
Max E. Grogan
Joe Hacleell
William A. Haley
W. H. Hall
Edward F, Haynes
Roberi Byron Healh
THIRD ROW:
John Herron
Mary Louise Herl
Richard HewiH'
Bill Hodges
Shirley Ann Houslon
Mary Don Hubbs
Waldine Hughes
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FOU RTH ROW:
Karl Hussung
Aniia Hulchison
Joe William lsbell
Rudelle Jackson
Roloerl' Jacoby
William M. James
Mary Virginia Jennings
FIRST ROW:
BeHy Je'H'
Mary Eva Johnson
David Joiner
Bill Jones
C. W, Jones
Jerry M. Jones
Oscar Jones
SECOND ROW:
Roger Jones
Clara May Joy
Janel' Key
Delberi Kirby
Davicl Kirksey
Marjorie Kirn
Jimmie Klapp
THIRD ROW:
Bill Lamb
Charles Larimer
Riley Lassiier
Ted Lawson
Thomas Lay
Joe Leech
Jean Leefh
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FOU RTH ROW:
Jo Lesier
Pafricia Lesfer
Pairicia Lewis
George Ligon
Ofha Linfon
Linda Long
Billy Lufher
CLASS OF FIFTY-THREE
FIRST ROW:
Ruby June Luiher
Charlie Lyle
Gaila McClin'I'oclc
Jerry McDaniel
Donald McDowell
William N. McElra+h
Lenora Mclniosh
SECOND ROW:
John Mclvor
Harold C. McLean
Oliver McLemore
Jerry McMasier
Norma Mack
Hulon Madrey
Bob Magruder
THIRD ROW:
BeHy Manning
BeH'y Jo Massa
J. W. Ma+l1is
James Mafihews
Shirley Maxwell
Mary V. Meadows
Joseph C. Miller
FOU RTH ROW:
Roberi Brown Miller
Walfer E. Mischke, Jr
Maunone Mifchell
Aniia Morgan
Jean Moore
Joan Morris
Jimmy Morrissey
FIRST ROW:
Bob Moses
Juanifa Murdock
Gene Murphey
Nancy Dodd Murrey
Rose Marie Nall
Jo Helen Olive
Fred W. Omer
SECOND ROW:
Diana O'l"l'O
Harry Parker
Ruperi Parks
Dene PaHon
Donald Phillips
Jimmy Pounds
Hazel Prafher
THIRD ROW:
Hugh B. Preble, Jr.
Virginia Prichard
Earl Pride
Billy Priesf
Bob Pullin
Jimmy Railey
Jimmy Ransom
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FOURTH ROW:
Berry Ray
Carl Ray
Franklin A. Rice, Jr
William T. Riggs
Jim Rober+s
John Roberis
Belly Robison
CLASS OF FIFTY-THREE
FIRST ROW:
Wendell Rorie
Doro+l1y Rose
Gerald Rose
F. W, Rufherford
Janel' Scoggins
Laura Shemwell
Carl E. Shroai'
SECOND ROW:
Mamie Simpson
Roberf E. Singleron
Morgan Sisk
Roy Skinner
James Sla'Hery
Roberr Ray Slayden
Dick Sloan
THIRD ROW:
Ronald Smi+h
Barbara Sorell
Willis Souihern
Marjorie Sieele
William L. S+range
Margaref Sfroube
Doroihy Sue Srubblefielcl
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FOURTH ROW:
Marvin Swann
Paula Swink
James D. Syers
James P. Sykes
Cliffon M. Taylor
Eugene Taylor
Emily Jo Thornley
FIRST ROW:
Jimmie Threllceld
Herberl' Traughber
Paul Turley
Nelda Turner
Jean Twisdale
Dominick Ve+rano
Thelma Wacle
Bob Wann
SECOND ROW:
Cecil G. Warren
Bob M. Wheeler
Joan Wheeler
Hallie While
Roberl' G. While
Tom Whileside
Bill Wiles
Laurene Williams
THIRD ROW:
William Roberl Williams
Zoe Elizabeih Williams
Kayo Willis
Marjorie Wilson
Barbara Wiman
Charles Wiman
Norma Wiman
Jean Wofford
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FOU RTH ROW:
Norma Woodson
W. Coleman Worcl
Jack Wrighl'
William Yeargin
Donald Jerry Young
Thomas Roberf Young
CLASS OF
FIFTY-FOUR
FRUSTRATION . . . You know ill I-ligh school
was never like ihisl We haven'+ had much lime
+o lhink oi high ideals wha+ wiih Jrhe maze of reg-
BILLY H. HARRISON. GENE CURTIS,
Presidenf Vice-Presidenf
VERNlE CROGHAN, GWEN BYRN,
Secrefa ry Treasurer
islralion and "kangaroo cour+s." The nearesl
Jrhing To graolualion we can remember was our
graolualion from high school. Righf now il seems
like a long, long lime lill we climb inlo anolher
cap and gown. We're calching on To college life
Though. We'r'e beginning io realize Jrhal while we
play a lol we have io work some loo. ln The dim
fuiure we can see our goal, Wfe know lhal every
day our uloperclass brolhers are going one slrep
nearer ihal goal. We know now wha+ our job is
and we're going lo olo our besl lo allain il. Jusl
walchl
FIRST ROW:
Tom Adkins
Dean Akridge
Bobby Alexander
David Allen
Ted T. Allen
June Andrews
John Armsirong
Milion ArI'er
SECOND ROW:
Ray Ashbrook
Denny Audas
Clegg Ausiin
Carlos Bailey
Roberl' A. Baker
Bobby Baldree
Cafherine Barclay
Teddy Barker
THIRD ROW:
Rosie Beck
Rober'I' Bell
Helen BenneH
CharIoHe Berry
Eddie Berry
Dick Berry
Jimmy Birdwell
Jo Ann Bishop
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FOU RTH ROW:
Sue Blalock
John Boaz
Bobbie Wayne Bohannon
James E. Boone
Barbara Bouland
Farris Boyd
WaI'I'er Boyd
Mary Ann Brady
FIFTH ROW:
Howard Brandon
Jimmy Brandon
Hal Branson
Josephine Brashears
Alma Bray
Kale Brewer
Sue Brooks
Fred W. Brown
FIRST ROW:
Gloria Brown
Jerry Brown
Joyce Bruner
Billy Joe Bryan
Mamie Bryan
Peggy Buchanan
Gene Buhrman
Dororhy Burgess
SECOND ROW:
Pafsy Burkeen
Jo Ann Burkeh'
Bobby Burne'H'
Gwen Byrn
Wanda Calhoun
Billy Campbell
Mary Cecile Car+
Mrs. Prenfice Cari'
THIRD ROW:
Carolyn Carier
Alice Cafes
Lloyd F, Champion
Wanda Chaney
Bill Chilion
Max H, Churchill
Owen Clopfon
Sylvia Clark
FOURTH ROW:
Franklin Cleaver
BeHy Clymer
Anna Sue Cochran
Caroline Cochran
James Coggin
Helen Colburn
Jack Cole
Larry Colley
FIFTH ROW:
Bill Collins
Norma Collins
Kelfy Concler
Esfher Concli'H
James Conger
Josephine Conlin
William Conner
BeHy Cook
LASSF
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F
FIRST ROW:
Emily Cooper
Jean Corn
Velma CorneH'e
Cliffon Couriney
Marflia Cox
Mary Wl1i+ Cox
Carolyn Crofi
Vernie Croghan
SECOND ROW:
Anne Crouse
Margarei Crowley
Royce Cruce
Carolyn Cuncliff
Charles Curiis
Gene Curfis
James Davenporf
Clayclean Davidson
THIRD ROW:
Ann Davis
Benard Davis
Paschall Dawson
Lovene Defew
Mary Jo Deweese
Joe Dillon
D. T. Doran
Paul Doss
IFIY-FOUR
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FOU RTH ROW:
Joan Douglass
James Dublin
Nancy Duncan
Bobby E. Dunn
Rebecca Dunn
Cl1arlo'H'e Dycus
Sue Easley
Bill Edwards
FIFTH ROW:
Louvena Ehlschicle
Pai Ellcins
Emma Jean Eli
Larry Ellio'I'
Connie Empson
Bob Farmer
Norma Jean Farris
Norma Faulkner
FIRST ROW:
Frank Fazi
Kalhline Fazi
Roberf L. Ferguson
Tom Ferguson
Doone Fish
H. W. Ford
Jennell Foy
Mary Be+h Franklin
-.skhx
SECOND ROW:
Mary Lois Frazier
Billy Fullon
Gracie Fufrell
Jean Fufrell
Jesse Gann
Jackie Gardner
Henry Gallin
THIRD ROW:
Mike Gefchell
Don Gish
Gene Gooch
Mary Anna Graves
Mary Rulh Gray
Bel-Iye Gregory
Fay Grogan
FOU RTH ROW:
Hil+on Haley
Ben Hall
BeHy Hancock
Ralph Hardin
Dixie Harp
Phyllis Harris
Billy Harrison
Joe A. Harrison
FIFTH ROW:
Alice Hari'
Billy Halley
Wanda Jean Ha+ley
Kennelh Hals+enberg
Floyd Hayen
Dean Hench
Elizabelh Henninger
Bonnie Lou Henson
Anna Rulh Geurin Sue Guess
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FIRST ROW:
Roberi Henfon
BeHy Herron
Lady Mar+in Hicks
Rudy L. Higgins
Carrie Marie Hill
William Hodge
Bonifa Holland
Wanda Holland
SECOND ROW:
Geraldine Holloway
Nall Hooks
Tommy Hooper
BeHye Sue Howard
Bill Howard
Emma Sue Howard
Marianna Humphrey
Mack HunI'er
THIRD ROW:
James Hurd
Marfin F. Hurdle
Marlene Ivey
Lois Jackson
FOURTH ROW:
James Jennings
Gene Jernigan
Joyce Jessup
Jo Ann Johnson
William Edward JacksonJoan Joiner
BeH'e Jacob
Lacy Joiner. Jr.
Charles T. James Ann Jones
Roberl Glenn JeFFery Franklin Jones
FIFIY-FOUR
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FIFTH ROW:
Mariha Jones
Peggy Jones
Thelma Jones
Marjorie Jourden
Bonell Key
James Killebrew
William Kirkpairick
Mildred Kishpaugh
FIRST ROW:
S'I'epI1anie Komaniszyn
BeHy Kreisler
Sfuari' Kuykendall
Margie La Fleur
Billye Ladd
Alice Landrum
Ermon Larure
Bill Lawrence
SECOND ROW:
Wayne Leazer
Darwin Lee
Loxley Leep, Jr.
Bonnie Lesier
Sidney Les'I'er
T. F. LeVan
Jean LiI'IIe
Ted Long
THIRD ROW:
Jimmie Love
Marian Lowe
Charles Lowry
Marilyn Lowry
Ann Lucas
Bill Lyles
James Maddux
Regena Maddox
C L
FOURTH ROW:
Bailey Magruder
Jack Mahurin
Richard J. Maley
Jean Malone
James W. Marshall
Angelee Marlin
Hermie Marlin
Yvonne Mariin
FIFTH ROW:
Joe Ma'Ihis
Maxine Ma'Ihis
Ofher Ma'rI1is, Jr
Nancy May
Don Mayberry
Sarah Maynard
Mariorie McCord
Audrey McDougal
SOF
FIRST ROW:
Jimmie McGee
James McGehee
JeaneHe McKinney
Joyce McKnelly
Ama McNeill
Carl McMurry
Roberi Mick
Keiih Miles
SECOND ROW:
Paul E, Mills
Edward Moore, Jr.
Dean Morris
Russell Morrison
Ann Moss
Joan Moss
George Neuhausel
Joe Noffsinger
THIRD ROW:
Johnny Oldham
Roy Lee Oldham
Ronald O'Nan
Don Pace
Nancy Parsons
Dianne Peak
Lois Penfield
Florence Pickle
FIFTY-FOUR
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FOU RTH ROW:
James Poole
Taddy Gayle Po'H's
Jean Prichard
Joyce Prince
Billy Joe PuckeH
FIFTH ROW:
Georgia Ramage
M. Henry Ramey
Rosemary Redd
Charles Reed
Bobbie Render
Marrha Alice Pyland BeHy Jane Reynolds
Ann Quisenberry
Wilma Fern Ralph
Marion Reirhel
Clayfon Riley
FIRST ROW:
Ann Rober'I's
CharloHe Roberis
James Roberfs
J. W. Roberis
Joan Robinson
Marquis Robinson
Lawrence Roysier
Bill Russell
SECOND ROW:
Henry T. Russell
Harold Sasse
Jerry Scales
Dick Sears
Richard Shaclcelford
Par Shaclcelforcl
Rozella Shiclal
Dan Shipley
THIRD ROW:
Ronnie Sholar
Anne Shroaf
Lavina Simmons
Billy Siress
Roberf Skaggs
Mavis Sleclcl
Bill N. Smi+h
Brincla Smilh
FOU RTH ROW:
Gail Smirh
Mollie Smifh
William M. Smi+h
Landis Jo Smifhson
Dorla Siallings
Nelle Speighi'
Ray Solomon
Douglas Sianley
FIFTH ROW:
Virginia Sievens
Mrs. BeHy Siewari'
Shirley Sfolces
Will Ed Sfokes
James Sireible
Nellie Sfriclclancl
Blondell S+ull
Thomas Subleiie
CLASS OF
FIRST ROW:
Raymond Sumner
Lois Sundmaker
Sarah Sufharcl
Donnie Sufherland
Dorse Taber
Rosemary Ta'I'e
Minnie Mae Taylor
Rhoclene Taylor
SECOND ROW:
Bill Clark Thomas
Marilyn Thompson
Dean Tibbs
Berniece Tilley
Paul Trou'H
Ralph Travis
ArneHa Trunnell
Douglas Tucker
THIRD ROW:
Evelyn Tucker
Jack Turner
Jonell Turner
Charles Uzzle
OHis Valen'l'ine
Joan Vance
Ann Vaughn
Lena Wade
FIFTY-FOUR
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FOURTH ROW:
Dick Walker
Emaiean Walker
Jesse P. Walker
Joseph A. Walker
Maurice Walker
Hugh Ann Wallace
Jeanefle Walsion
Barbara Ward
FIFTH ROW:
Jo Ellen Wardlow
Billy Warmafh
Jerry Warmulh
LoveHa 'Wa'Hs
Earl Webb
Murrel Webb
W. A. Weclclle
BeHye Wesf
CLASS OE EIETY FOUR
FIRST ROW:
Davicl Wesl'
Virginia Wesi'
Janice Wheeler
Wayne Wheeler
Norma Wl1i+low
James P. Williams
Jerry Wilson
SECOND ROW:
Macon Wilson
Waliers Woods
Palsy Workman
William A. Wriglvl'
Jo Ann WyaH
Billy Joe Young
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THE FOOTBALL COACHES
FRED FAU ROT
Head Coach
AThleTic DirecTor Roy STewarT is no sTranger To
championship Teams. While he was Murray's
TooTball coach, The Thoroughbreds Twice Topped
The SIAA. l-lead oT The physical educaTion de-
parTmenT and direcTor oT aThleTics since I94I, he
sTill Tinds Time To assisT incoaching The gridiron
squad.
Head Coach Fred FauroT, holding The reins oT
The Thoroughbreds Tor his Third sTraighT year, has
given Murray Tans anoTher season oT razzle-dazzle
TooTball, TeaTuring The speed oT spliT-T backs and
The bruising eTFiciency OT a greaT line. A believer
in Top physical condiTion and TundarnenTal Train-
ing, Coach FauroT works Tor absalufe perTecTion.
No b-eTTer prooT oT his success is needed Than The
OVC FooTball Trophy Tor I95O.
ROY STEWART
Backfield Coach
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The Racers close in on a Wesfern back.
Breaking Trom The posT wiTh a heaIThy lead over Arkan-
sas A. 81 M., The I95O Thoroughbreds were quickly chal-
lenged by Tennessee Tech. Soon, however, They goT The
inside rail and began To move ouT oT The pack, Missouri
School oT Mines, EasTern, Marshall, and Evansville all Tell
behind Their smoking hooves.
ATTer 'sTumbIing brieTIy over Memphis STaTe, The Thor-
oughbreds puT on a sTreTch drive To pass Morehead, The
early TavoriTe. Again They were Tripped, This Time by Mid-
dle Tennessee, buT rallied magniTicenTIy To Tinish neck and
neck wiTh WesTern. The prize, however, wenT To The Thor-
oughbreds alone. IT was a gIiTTering Trophy wiTh "OVC"
engraved on iTs side.
Thus reads The Tale oT The I95O Big Blue gridders, who
compiled a record oT 7-2- I, and Took The Ohio Valley Con-
Terence champion-ship Tor The second Time in Three years.
The TiIT wiTh Arkansas A. Xa M.'s Muleriders opened The
season. Murray looked ragged in spoTs, buT Two inTercep-
Tions and a blocked kick Tipped The balances. IT was The
Blue and Gold by 27-7.
AgainsT Tennessee Tech The nexT week, big John Single-
Ton, Tor The second game in succession, blocked a punT and
chased The ball over The goal. ThaT slender 6-O margin
looked very small wiTh Three minuTes remaining, when The
Golden Eagles moved down To Murray's Three-yard line,
buT The Racehorses held Tor downs.
Murray had IosT The ball seven Times on Tumbles, Though,
and had looked somewhai' less Than greaT. Few Tans ex-
pecTed Them To break The eighT-game winning skein oT
Missouri School oT Mines aT Rolla.
BuT Gene McDonald, spIiT-T quarTerback oT The Breds,
Tossed a couple oT Touchdown passes, and Phil I3osTer made
a 65-yard end run. ThaT was enough To seTTIe The verdicT
in Murray's Tavor, and The -scorebook read 2 I -O.
STiII on The road, The Horses nexT encounTered Easlrern,
which deaIT The '48 Team iTs only loss, and spoiled The '49
Homecoming, This year, however, The Maroons never had
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SCORES
3 Arkansas Ar. 84 M. .
: Tennessee Tech
: Missouri School of Mines .
7 Easrern . .
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a look-in. Furgerson, FosTer, Singlelon, and McDonald
piled up The yardage Tor Murray: in The meanTime, Mains,
Gaines. and Cromwell played in The EasTern loaclcfield
raTher consisTenTly. The resulT: a very saTisTying I9-O vic-
Tory.
Baclc home again, The Thoroughbreds were hosTs To Mar-
shall. The Thundering Herd seemed ready To sTampede. as
iT made Three sTraighT TirsT downs aTTer The kick-off beTore
The Big Blue Then rode down To Paris, Tennessee, on Thi-3
six-game winning sTrealc, To meeT The powerTul Tigers of
Memphis STaTe. On The TirsT play Trom scrimmage, The
Tennesseans passed Tor a Touchdown, and wenT on Trom
There To show Their sTrengTh by rolling on To a 23-O halT-
Time lead.
In The Third quarTer, Murray managed To raclc up a Tew
chain-movers and score, buT a magniTicenT Memphis line
squirmed away Trom Three would-be Tacklers, and ran
Through The whole Morehead Team Tor a record-Tying IO2-
yard Touchdown iaunT.
BuT The Eagles' vaunTed passing aTTaclc suddenly came
To liTe in The Tinal sTanza and changed The score Trom I4-O
To I4-I3. PorTer Then gambled on a TourTh down, how-
ever, and Murray's clincher was seT up. The Tinal counT was
2 I-I3.
rolled 20 yards. Bernie BehrendT kicked The poinT. This
could noT sTop WesTern, Though, as They Tied iT up again,
27-27, wiTh Tour minuTes remaining, and aTTempTed a Tield
goal in The Tinal seconds.
Luckily, The Try was no good, and whaT has been called
"The mosT exciTing TooTball game ever played aT Bowling
Green" ended in deadlock.
Murray's conTerence record oT 5-O-I ealsily Topped all
M KENZIE GENE KNIGHT BINKY BROWN DICK HEWITT JOHN BOHNA KENNETH HODGE ROBERT CLOAR
Playing Middle Tennessee The Tollowing week, The in-
iury-ridden Breds seemed lisfless and uTTerly incapable of
winning. The Raiders, ouT Tor revenge since Murray spoiled
Their record in '49, scored Tour Times in a nighTmarish sec-
ond quarTer, and wenT on To win by 34- I4.
Shrugging OTT This loss, The Racehonses looked red-hoT
againsT arch-rival WesTern, as They rolled up a 20-6 halT-
Time lead. BuT in The Third quarTer, The l'lillToppers came
oThers, and The Racers once again, as in I948, wore The
OVC crown. Bob 6riTFin and Gene McDonald were elecT-
ed co-capTains Tor I95l, and Joe Yancey was honored as
besT blocker.
The prospecTs Tor I95I are, of course, uncerTain. OT 33
Murray leffermen, only seven will be losT by graduaTion:
ApplegaTe, EviTT, Furgerson, Gore, Higgason, Rodgens,
and SingleTon. The armed services, Though, have already
claimed several mainsTays, including high-scorer FosTer.
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ouT wiTh Tire in Their eyes. EveryThing They Tried seemed Only FaTher Time and Uncle Sam know wheTher The
To work and The score was soon knoTTed aT 20-all. Thoroughbreds in '5l can show The same TighT and TooTball
Joe MiTTino's heroic line plunge seT up Murray's la'sT savvy which carried Them To The OVC Championship in
Tally, wiTh The payoTT being made on a Treak Tumble which l95O.
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Head Baskeiball Coach
SCORES
Murray . 86: Sourheasr Louisiana . 44
Murray . 741 Tennessee Tech . 53
Murray . 7l: Memphis S'raI'e . , SI
Murray . . . 65: New Mexico A. Xe M. . 55
Marshall Inviiafional Tournamen+
Murray . . . 73: Marshall . . . . 54
Murray . 525 Wesr Texas Srafe . . 44
Murray . 8Ig High Poini' IN. QI . 39
Murray . 80: Beloir IWisc.I . . . 78
Murray . 66: Texas Tech . . 52
'Murray . 767 Sourhern Illinois . 6I
Murray . 705 Evansville , . 66
Murray . 553 Memphis Srare . Sl
Murray . 59: Easrern . . . 60
Y Murray . 567 Wesrern . 65
Wes'Iern's Dicldle refurns The 'rowel Io Bennie.
MADISON STANFORD GARRETT BESHEAR GENE GARRETT BENNIE PURCELL DON
The l95I Squad, champions of 'Ihe Ohio Valley Conference.
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. . 68: Tennessee Tech .
. . 937 Morehead . .
. . Sly Easlerni. .
. . 803 Morehead . .
. . 955 Marshall .
. . 70: Evansville .
. . 775 Wesrern .
. . 67: Long Island . .
. . bl: Selon Hall . .
. . 75: Sl.BonavenIure
Ohio Valley Conference Tournamenf
. . 56: Tennessee Tech . .
. . 78: Weslern . .
. . 921 Easiern .
"The Murray Thoroughbreds are likely 'ro have a loi To
say aboui The oulcome of 'rhe OVC nexl season." So
ended 'rhe review of las'r year's baskerball campaign in
lhe l95O SHIELD. No prediciion was ever fulfilled iso com-
plelely. The Murray hoopslers ol '50-'5I noi only rook The
regular season championship of 'rhe Ohio Valley Confer-
ence, bul ihey also brushed aside all opposiiion To gain ihe
'rournamenl crown.
. The Men of Hodges compiled an overall record of 2l-6
for lheir loughesl schedule yer, and finished 'rhe season
ranked l5lh and Ibrh nalionally by rhe Lirkenhours syslem
and lhe Associaled Press Poll, respeciively.
Two dark spols on one of Murray's brighlesr records
were The Easrern lrip and lhe lack oi a big-rime lournamenl
bid. On 'rhe swing Through New Jersey and New York. The
iired Breds played some of Their worsl baiskeiball of lhe
year, and losi lhree siraighl iilfs. Murray's posi-season
fare resembled lhal of 'rhe celebraled fooiball Team which
was Nundefeaied, uniied, unscored on. and uninviiedf' The
Blue and Gold was 'rurned down by 'rhe NIT, The NCAA,
and I'he Bradley Inviialional, allhough officials of all lhree
had given sirong hinls 'rhal The CVC iournarnenl' winner
would ge? a bid.
ARLES LAMPLEY J. M. GIPE MELVIN DEWEESE GENE DICK MASON COPE
Beshear gefg 2 poinTs, and a free Throw.
Harlan Hodges, Murray's popular coach, used lasT
year's Tamed Two-plaToon sysTem sparingly, buT changed
The complexion oT many games wiTh well-Timed advice.
His Three-year rebuilding program was climaxed wiTh The
double Triumph in The OVC.
Opening The season like a house aTire, The Thorough-
breds Took Iopesided decisions Trom SouTheasT Louisiana,
Tennessee Tech-, and Memphis STaTe. ATTer squeezing by
a close one wiTh New Mexico A. 81 M., They Traveled To
HunTingdon, WesT Virginia, and won The Marshall InviTa-
Tgonal TournamenT by whipping Marshall and WesT Texas
TaTe.
Back home again, Murray drubbed High PoinT, and
Then sTopped high-ranked BeIoiT's win sTreak in one oT The
seasonls mosT Thrilling encounTers. A vicTory over Texas
Tech rounded ouT The pre-ChrisTmas schedule.
. GeTTing back inTo harness, The Racehorses Tripped
SouThern Illinois, and Then came Trom behind To end anoTh-
Bennie goes up 'for a crip.
er non-losing skein: This Time The vicTim was Evansville. A
well-earned Triumph over Memphis STaTe -sTreTched Mur-
ray's own number oT consecuTive wins To I2.
EasTern, however, snapped The sTreak wiTh a one-poinT
hearTbreaker: a game in which The someTimes incredible
oTTiciaTing almosT caused a rioT in Carr Gym. A loss To The
ancienT Toe WesTern compIeTed a sad week Tor The Big
Blue cagers.
VicTorie1s over Tennessee Tech and Morehead moved The
Thoroughbreds back inTo The conTerence win column, buT
Then came anoTher saddening deTeaT aT The hands oT
EasTern, as The Maroons jumped inTo an early lead and
were never sTopped.
Again rebounding, MSC slipped pasT Morehead, and
smoThered Marshall, To swing inTo The Tinal week oT con-
ference play. Governor WeTherby and some 2, I 99 oThers
came To see The Racers' reTurn maTch wiTh Evansville. The
Purple Aces were looking Tor revenge, buT goT none, as
Murray came ouT on Top again.
And Then, ThaT home game wiTh WesTernI The TirsT 20
minuTes were Touch and go, wiTh The HiIIToppers leading
STepI1enson and Stanford under The baskei.
by one poinT aT inTermission. BuT The Towels sTarTed wav-
ing early in The second haIT as Murray roared To an I8-
poinT lead, and hung on To win Tor The TirsT Time in Tive
yeans.
. From This high poinT oT achievemenT, The Breds sTumbled
badly inTo Three dreary losses. The ill-Tamed Long Island
Blackbirds had a Tield day in a conTesT which was mosT
painTul To Murray supporTers. AgainsT SeTon Hall The Ken-
Tuckians played Their poore-sT game oT The season. Only
againsT ST, BonavenTure did The weary Racehorses look
like Themselves, and even Then, They Tinished second besT.
A week proved To be long enough Tor Them To regain
Their pace, however. In The opening game oT The OVC
TournamenT, The Blue and Gold, alThough raTher sluggish,
vanquished Tennessee Tech Tor The Third Time. Their sec-
ond round Toe was WesTern, and in a hearT-sTopper IT
There ever was one, The Thoroughbreds again Triumphed,
by one slim poinT.
ln The Tinal game Murray meT EasTern, Twice Their con-
queror in regular season play. For a while iT looked as
Though EasTern mighT beaT The Breds once again. UnTil
The lasT Tive minuTes oT The game The lead changed hands
22 Times and The score was Tied I6 Times. BuT in Those Tad-
ing momenTs The Big Blue asserTed Themselves: EasTern was
smoThered and The scoreboard showed a Murray vicTory.
In This pay-OTT sTruggle Murrayis 92 poinT5 seT a new
TournamenT single-game record, and The Two-Team mark oT
T75 shaTTered anoTher. A new individual TournamenT rec-
ord was seT by GarreTT Beshear, Murray's amazing 28-
year-old sophomore, who poured in 37 poinTs in The Tinal
game. Over The enTire season Beshear broke The Thor-
oughbreds' all-Time individual scoring record wiTh a ToTal
OT 366. The Team 'scored I,927 poinTs Tor The season,
All Morehead could do was wafch.
The I95I Junior Varsify.
breaking The previous record oT I,465, seT in l94l. They
made an average oT 71.4 poinTs per game, and held an
average margin oT 9.5 over Their opponenTs. Gene Gar-
reTT seT new Murray records Tor The number oT Tree Throws
made in a season and in a game.
. The All-OVC TournamenT Team included GarreTT Be-
shear, Bennie Purcell, and Gene GarreTT. Beshear and Pur-
cell were also picked Tor- The all-sTar Team aT The Marshall
Tourney, Purcell received honorable menTion on The UniTed
Press All-American squad. IT is impossible, however, To
name cerTain men as heroes oT The Team, The Three sen-
iors-Madison STanTord, Don STephenson, and Gene Dick
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-will be remembered Tor Their ouTsTancling play, boTh in
This and previous seasons, as long as There is a Murray bas-
keTball Team.
. GreaT Things will be expecTed nexT year Trom Melvin
Deweese, Charlie Lampley, J. M. Gipe, and Mason Cope.
A highly encouraging TacTor concerning The hopes oT The
'5I-'52 Breds is The record oT Zadia l-lerrold's junior var-
siTy Team. The Jayvees losT only one of Their sTarTs, and
TeaTured several players who appear capable oT Taking
berThs in The Top Ten nexT year.
And as Tor nexT year's predicTion? Here goes: Murray
will again be riding high as king oT OVC loaskeTball.
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BASEBALL
The Baseball Team-l950.
Baseball has yel' lo regain ils place in lhe Murray alh-
lelic sun, bul lhe season ol I95O carried il a long way
loward lhal goal. ln lhe linsl place, lhe hickory-wood
l-losses linally goal a ball park, and were no longer lorced
lo lurn up lor praclice al such unlikely spols as Almo or
Murray High. Beller yel, lhey compiled a record ol nine
viclories againsl eighl deleals, and broke even in conler-
ence play. Slellar newcomers lo lhe leam promised even
grealer lhings in seasons lo come.
Memories ol lhe season mighl include soulhpaw Andy
Murren's lwo lhree-hillers, one being lhe year's only shul-
oul: "Collon" King's grand slam homer againsl More-
head: lhe ninlh-inning lriple play againsl Memphis: Mel
Sanders' pilching and hilling lhe Breds lo lhe viclory
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comb lrack meel, in which lhe Racehorses gol 3l runs on
I9 hils.
Loughary, King, and Sanders wrole linis lo lheir college
baseball careers wilh lhe '50 season, as did second-sacker
Charlie Snow and hard-hilling oullielder Jack Turner. Losl
lo lhe leam by olher means have been J. D. Sanders, Ru-
perl Wrighl, Billy Mac Bone, and John Baslin. Among lhe
lreshmen who should be making veleran Coach Carlisle
Culchin happy nexl year are Jim Morrissey, Buddy Gaines.
Joe Mikez, Fools Finnell, and John Ruscin. These, wilh
olher hold-overs such as Murren, Willis Wolford, Bob By-
ars, Joe While, David Joiner, and Dave Blankenship, prom-
ise a brighl page in lhe record page lor l95 l .
TRACK
Murray Sfafe's firsf frack feam since pre-war days lived
up fo fheir name of Thoroughbreds, as fhey fook second
honors in fhe OVC meef, and won fwo of fheir four con-
fesfs. Murray's oufsfanding enfry was fhe relay feam of
Yokum, Rufherford, Marquess, and Vineyard, which fin-
ished firsf 'six fimes during fhe year, and broke 'rwo records
in doing so. Running separafely, 'rhe feam's members were
also brillianf. as sprinfers Vineyard and Marquess were
never oul' of fhe money, and half-miler Rufherford fook
four firsfs and one second in fhaf evenf.
. The season opened wifh a friangular meef af Cape
Girardeau befween Murray, Soufheasf Missouri, and Har-
ris Teachers. In fhis fhe Faurofmen finished a rafher weak
second, frailing fheir Missouri hosfs by 37 poinfs. Againsf
Wesfern 'rhe nexf week fhe Blue and Gold again wars frail-
ing in fhe lafe sfages, buf fhe Baggeff brofhers fook firsf
and second in fhe fwo-mile, and freshmen Alexander and
Bufcher did fhe same in fhe 220 low hurdles. This gave fhe
Breds a Three-poinf lead, and sef fhings up for fhe mile
relay feam fo clinch a 65-57 vicfory.
Andrews, Bufcher, and Alexander on 'Phe high hurdles.
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The firsf home meef was again wifh Soufheasf Missouri.
This fime 'rhe Racers, paced by Marquess, Vineyard, and
Rufherford, Jrook an early lead in fhe frack evenfs, buf lack
of field prowess spelled defeaf. In a close, excifing finish,
fhe fhinlies from fhe "show-me" sfafe 'rriumphed by 67-
59.
Evansville came down wifh an undermanned feam, and
if was easy sailing for fhe Breds, as fhey dominafed fhe
cinders and managed fo 'rake fhree firsfs in field evenfs,
fheir only ones of fhe year. Besides helping fhe Murray-
men fo an 84-38 vicfory, fhe mile relay feam sef a new
sfadium record of 31299.
Traveling fo Hunfingdon, W, Va., for fhe Ohio Valley
Conference meef, MSC copped only one win, buf piled
up enough second and 'rhirds fo be runner-up in fhe 'seven-
feam confesf. Marshall, fhe hosf, fopped fhe Thorough-
breds' score of 45 by l3lf2 poinfs, buf Murray's one firsf
place was anofher record-breaker, as fhe mile feam
chipped off fwo more seconds.
Speedsfers Marquess and Yokum, and endurance men
Egerfon and Bill Baggeff will be missed in l95O, buf if any
hidden skills in field evenfs can be uncovered, anofher
good season is in view.
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Edifor
MARTHA BILLIE STARKS
Associafe Ediior
IHE 1951 SHIELD
The STaTT presenTs The I95I SHIELD wiTh The hope ThaT
in iT you will Tind enjoyment We have Tried To gaTher ma-
Terial which would besT picTure This school year, one oT
uncerTainTy Tor all oT us. The STaTT has been Taced wiTh The
unTorTunaTe problem oT an increase in prices wiThouT an
increase in The sTudenT Tee. a siTuaTion which has necessi-
TaTed counTless hours oT planning and Tiguring. In spiTe oT
These problems we have aTTempTed To assemble a beTTer
book. The STaTT wishes To acknowledge and express Their
appreciaTion Tor The work done by Mr. John T. Benson, Jr.,
and Mr. Dan Eadie oT The Benson Pri.nTing Company, Mr.
I-lenry I-lill oT The SouThern Engraving Company, and Mr.
K-enneTh Wells oT Wells STudio. WiThouT The eTTorTs oT
These people The STaTF could noT have compleTed your l95I
SI-HELD.
The STaFF Takes a few minuTes off Tor a snapshot
DAVID DUNN HELEN FUMBANKS THOMAS HOGANCAMP
Business Manager Fealure Edilor Faculfy Advisor
JIM JAMES .
MARTHA BILLIE STARKS
DAVID DUNN .
HELEN FUMBANKS .
WILLIAM MQELRATH .
MARY ANN BRADY .
NORMA DAVIDSON .
MARY ANN BRADY
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STAFF
. Edifor
. Associafe Edilor
Business Manager
LOIS ANN HAYDON
MAUNONE MITCHELL. . .
.AMA MCNEILL. .
. Junior Class Edilor
Sophomore Class Eclilor
. Freshman Class Eclllor
. Fealure Edilor JERRY MCDANIEL . . Pholograplwer
. Sporls Eclilor BOB PIERCY . . Arflsl
. Typisf JOHNNY OLD:-IAM . . Assisfanl Arm
Senior Class Edilor MR. THOMAS l-IOGANCAMP . . Sponsor
BOB PIERCY, Ar+is+ and WILLIAM .MCELRATH
JERRY McDANlEL, Pholographer Sporfs Edifor
WHO'S W
FIRST ROW
Virginia Berry
Roberi' M. Boyd
Mabel Cissell
Jean Cochran
Jim James
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SECOND ROW
Reva Lawson
Carl May
Clara Jane Miller
Andrew Murren
Vince Perrier
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THIRD ROW
Bob Ruiherford
Geraldine Sealy
Nolan Shepard
Bill C. Taylor
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THE COLLEGE NEWS
CARL MAY . . ....... EdiTor
JOE BLALOCK . . . . . AdverTising Manager
BILL SMITH ......
The College News, which sTarTed iTs 25Th year
of publicaTion This Tall, reporTs The news happen-
ings oT The Murray campus To The members oT
The sTudenT body and To an even larger number
oT alumni. AlThough scoops are noT always easy
To obTain, The College News has acquainTed The
Bill SmiTl1 and Freddie Meyer, SporTswriTers
JUNE ALLEN ..... . . Fealure EdiTor
FREDDIE MEYER ..... . . SporTswriTcr
. . . . . SporT5wriTer
sTudenTs Tor The TirsT Time wiTh news oT TuTure
name band dances To be held on The campus, on
newly elecTed b-eauTy queens, and on various
oTher news iTems. The paper is wriTTen and ediT-
ed by iournalism sTudenTs wiTh The assisTance oT
The Journalism DirecTor, Mr, E. G. SchmidT.
June Allen, FeaTure EcliTor
Kipa Pi is an organizaTion composed oT journalism sTudenTs and oTher
sTudenTs who are inTeresTed in The Tield oT journalism. lTs primary Tunc-
Tions are To help creaTe an inTeresT in journalism and To promoTe good
will among The sTudenTs in Thal Tield. Each year The club sponsors The
publicaTion oT Murray STaTe's annual April Fool humor magazine, "The
Fuse," and awards a lcey To The ouTsTanding man and The ouTsTanding
woman in The Tield oT journalism. The names oT These persons are placed
in bronze on a plague which hangs in The College News oTTice.
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OFFICERS
CARL MAY . . . PresidenT
JUNE ALLEN . . . . Vice-PresidenT
NORMA COLLINS . . . SecreTary-Treasurer
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MUSIC
SYMPHONIC
BAND
A CAPPEIIA
CHOIR
The band, conducTed, by Richard Farrell, perTorms Tor a varieTy oT
ev'enTs ThroughouT The year. In The Tall iT provides pageanTry Tor The TooT-
ball games, music Tor pep sessions, and numerous parades. ATTer The
TooTbaIl season iT becomes a concerT organizaTion, giving a number oT
concerTs Tor surrounding Towns as well as Two concerTs Tor The college
audience.
The A Cappella Choir, direcTed by RoberT I.oveTT, is made up oT TorTy
sTudenTs Trom all deparTmenTs oT The college, chosen Tor Their compe-
Tence as singers and Their willingness To work. The aim oT The Choir is To
sing The TinesT choral liTeraTure wiTh a degree oT excellence worThy oT The
music. The schedule Tor The year has included a series oT ChrisTrnas con-
cerTs, radio programs ThroughouT Illinois and KenTucI4y, and a spring Tour
oT KenTucIcy wiTh concerTs in leading ciTies.
The college orchesfra, under The direclion of Professor 'Price Doyle,
furnishes a medium Tor sludenls To perform The besl in symphonic music.
ll' presenls Two formal concerls during The course of The year and assisls
in any olher civic or school Tunclrion Tor which il may be called upon.
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The slring orcheslra, conducled by David Gowans, was organized To
provide addilional experience in slrinq ensemble worlc. ll is quile an ac-
Tive organizalion, pres-enling Two formal concerls during The year.
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COLLEGE
ORCHESTRA
STRING
ORCHESTRA
PHILIP CRAWFORD FREDERICK SEARS MARY BELLE KALER JOHN SPENCE DR. A. M.
Presidenf Vice-President Secreiary Treasurer SPONSOF
BETA BETA BETA
PAUL BARNES
WILMA BRASFIELD
JOYCE BRUNER
DAVID COLVIN
JO FRANKLIN
LA VORA HOLLAND
JENNYE I-IOLLOWELL
KENNETH KENNEDY
DAVID KIRKSEY
BILL LAMB
DON McDOU6AL
JAMES MATTHEWS
BILL MUSTIAN
LETRICIA OUTLAND
ROBERT REID
BETTY ROBISON
BILL ROWLETT
CAROLYN VAUGI-IN
BILLY VINSON
DOXIE WALLACE
SOCK AND BUSKIN
OFFICERS
CHARLOTTE SPILLANE . . . Presideni
BILL WILES . . . . Vice-Presidem'
ANN STOKES . . . Secrerary
EDDY ELLEGOOD , . . Treasure
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I+ has been The aim of Sock and Buslcin Io pro-
vide Jrhe campus wirh superior enrerrainmenr and
ro enable lhose inleresled in dramalics Io work
Iogerher Tor Ihe beneiil oi all.
As Ihe Tall produclion, Sock and Buslcin pre-
senred "Our Town," direcred by Mr. Berssen-
brugge, wirh Ginn Berry, Jim Paper, Bill Wiles,
Sam Elliorr, Mr. Venable, Dianne Peak, and Belle
A hush falls baclcsiage as fhe curialn rises.
The casf waifs for 'Iheir cue.
Jacobs playing Jrhe major roles. The dashing
comedy, "Fashion," was The spring produclion
wilh Alpha Psi Omega, slarring Kalhy Wasson,
I-lu Madrey, and Dianne Peak.
Eighleen new members were received info 'rhe
club This Tall wilh Ihe Ourslanding Pledge Awards
going To Joe Miller and Ollie Nichols.
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N OIDA I
OFFICERS
JOANNE THOMPSON ....... . Presideni' WENDELL RORIE ......... . Presidenf
IFirs+ Seniesferl ISecond Semesierl
JO FRANKLIN .....,.. . Secre+ary JEAN LEETI-I . ........ . Treasurer
OFFICERS
MALCOLM H. SU BLETT . . . PresicIen+ DOXIE WALLACE . . Secrehary-Treasurer
JOE CABLE .... ...... V ice-Presidenf DR. W. E. BLACKBURN . . . . Sponsor
PROF. PETER PANZERA . .
The S+ucIen'r Afiiliaie Chapfer of The American Chemi-
cal Socieiy has compIe'red iis second year af Murray Sialre
AMEMCAN
.......Sponsor
College. One of 'Ihe highhghis oi Ihe year was a Jrrip Io
The Wilson Dam Area of Alabama.
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OFFICERS
FIRST SEMESTER
LORRAINE BU RKEEN . . Preuderr
PETE RYAN . . . . vawvrerzraerr
LOIS ANN EIAYDoN . , Secrefary
BOBRUTHERFORD . . Treasurer
NANCY coSIsY . , Reporfer
J. B, ALFORD ..... . Sergeani'-af-Arms
NIR. THOMAS HOGANCAMP . . Sponsor
SECOND SEMESTER
NANCY COSBY ....,.. . Presidem'
HOWARD BELCHER . . Vice-Presidenf
BETTY HILL , . Secrefary
VESTER oRR . . . . Treasurer
SARALEE SAMMONS . . . Reporrer
BILL WI-IITEHEAD . . . . Sergeani-af-Arms
MR. VERNON ANDERSON . . . . Sponsor
The Commerce Club meefs Semi-monfhly for
The purpose of s'fimuiaTirIg inferesf in befjrer busi-
ness.
LORRAINE BURKEEN, PETE RYAN,
Presidenf Vice-Presidenf
LOIS ANN HAYDON, BOB RUTHERFORD,
Secrefary Treasurer
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OFFICERS
MABIEL CISSELL . . . . Presidem'
VIRGINIA BERRY . . . Vice-PrefsicIenT
OLEN BRYANT . . . SecreTary-Treasurer
MR. J. C. BERSSENBRUGGE . . Sponsor
AIpha Psi Omega is The oIdesT honorary TraTerniTy on The Campus, and
The IargesT honorary TraTerniTy in The U,niTecI STaTes, wiTh over 250 chap-
Ters. The reguiremenTs Tor membership are ZOO hours oT work on cIramaTic
prooIucTions, and an acTive inTeresT in The TheaTre. As iTs I4Th annual
procIucTion Gamma Epsilon ChapTer oT Alpha Psi Omega pres-enTecI "The
Taming oT The Shrew."
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CLIFFAPPLEGATE .
JERRY CAIN . .
WALTER MISCI-IKE
JOANN CLARK . .
LORRAINE BURKEEN
CAROLYN VAUGI-IN
MARY EVA JOHNSON
JEAN BLACKWELL .
JUANITA WILFORD
MIRIAM GRIMES . .
DICK PALMATEER .
MRS. BROOKS CROSS
Chairman of
. . Presidenl
. Vice-Presidenl'
lFirs1' Sernesferl
. Vice-Presidenf
lSecond Semesferl
. . . Secrefary
. . . Treasurer
Worship Commiiree
Communily Service
. World Friendship
. . Recrealion
. Publicify
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. Direclor
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The Melhodisi Sludenl Cenler, across from Ihe college campus, is
open every allernoon during 'rhe week, and every evening excepl Mon-
day and Thursday. Noon devoiions are held each day ai l2:3O, and Ves-
pers a+ 6:30 on Sunday evenings. This cenier is designed lo be your
"homie away from home" which affords fellowship, recrealion, and wor-
ship Tor all siudenls on 'rhe campus who wish fo come.
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FOUNDATION
WOMEN'S
ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION
NORMA DAVIDSON. .
BILLIE JEAN THOMPSON
NANCY LYELL . . .
BETTYE KING .
OFFICERS
Presicleni
. . . Vice-Presidenf
. . Recording Secrelary
. Corresponding Secrela ry
BARBARA LYLES . . ..... Treasurer
MARY LOUISE I-IERT . . Chairman of Awards
PAT HOLLAND , , . Chairman of Awards
DORIS FISHER . . . . Publicily
SHIRLEY CARTER , . Publicily
SUE I-IUGHES . . Manager
MISS PAT TWISS . Sponsor
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The Women's Alhleric Associalion is an organizarion Tor all girls on
The campus who are inleresred in parliciparing in such sporrs as swim-
ming, baslrelball, Tennis, volleyball, Ioadminlon. soflloall, lable Tennis, and
square dancing. During The year The club look parl in an annual W. A. A.
Baslcelball SporI's Day al Soulhern Illinois Universily, sponsored an inlra-
mural baslcelball Iournameni, and held a I-Iigh School Playday Tor girls in
weslern Kenluclcy and Tennessee. The club has also had picnics and oul-
ings al Kenruclay Lalce. I
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Dec. I4
Jan. 9
Jan, I5
Jan. I6
Feb. 8
Feb. I2
Feb. I9
Mar
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Apr
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SCHEDULE
Auslin Peay Slale
High School Debale Worlcshop . .
Evansville College .....
Memphis Slale ......
Universily of Mississippi .
Soulheasl Missouri Siale .
Weslern Kenluclcy Slale .
David Lipscomb College ..... . .
Indiana Universily ..........,
Hoosier Forensic Conference, Bloominglon, Indiana
Tau Kappa Alpha Nalional Conference,
I-Iarrogale, Tennessee .........
Soulhern Speech Conference, Gainesville, Florida .
Home
Jan. 6
Feb. 6
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Jan. I8
Feb. 22
Apr. 27
A broad program ol inlercollegiale clebale and public speaking is
sponsored by Jrhe Deparlmenl of Speech. Exchange debales and pro-
grams presenled as a public service are emphasized. Parlicipalion is rec-
ognized by Ieller awards and by membership in Tau Kappa Alpha, Na-
Iional Speech I-Ionor Sociely. T.K.A. campus membership includes Olha
Linlon, Nolan Shepard, Jaclc Wolfe, and Professor J. Alberl' Tracy.
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INIER-
COILEGIAIE
DEBATE
OFFICERS
EDUCATION PETWN'
C I- U B BETTY BARBER . .
MONA BELL YANCEY . .
LARRY TRAVIS . .
MISS PAT TWISS .
. Presiclenl
Vice-Presidenl
. Secrelary
. Treasurer
. Sponsor
The Physical Educalion Club is composed of men and women sfudenls
who are ma'orin or minorin in h sical educalion and are concerned
W I Q 9 P Y
wilh good heallh. The club has ils own meeling room, which is shared
wilh The "M" Club, in Ihe l-leallh Building.
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OFFICERS
LEE T. SHANNON . . . PresidenT
NOLAN SI-IEPARD . . . . Vice-PresidenT
JIM STORY . . . . Treasurer
JACK BURNS . . . . SecreTary
DR. W. D. AESCI-IBACI-TER . . . FacuITy Adviser
The InTernaTionaI ReIaTions Club meeTs Two Times a monTh. The club aT-
TempTs, Through iTs programs, To give sTudenTs a beTTer undersTancIing oT
The peoples and The problems oT oTher counTries oT The world.
This year IRC sponsored The l6Th annual Purchase-Pennyrile Baslcejrball
Tournament as big a success as in previous years. The money gained
Trom The TournamenT is used To bring an ouTsTanding speaker To The cam-
pus each year.
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INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS
CLUB
ASSOCIATION OFHCERS s
DEAN SEALY . . . Preraderrr
FOR
WAYNE esumn . . . . vice-Pressaerr
JANE ENGLISH . . . . Secreiary
iv1AUNoNEMncHELL. . . . Treasurer
Miss RUBIESMITH. . . Sponsor
This professional organizarion is sel up lo creale a slrong lie among
Jrhose inlrereslecl in worlcing lo improve The welfare of chilclren, eilher as
leachers and aclminislrralors, or as social workers. ll is aiclilialeol wilh rhe
Associalion for Childhood Eclucarion lnlernalional. Members of Jrhis or-
ganizarion 'ralce an aclivie parl in campus aclivilies, and render many serv-
ices Jro Teachers anol parenr groups off campus.
OFFICERS
JEAN cocHRAN . ..... . . Presidenl
REVA LAWSON . . . . vaaspfesaaeni
MABEL cissm ...... . corresponding Secrelary
MARGARET ANNEOSBORNE . . . Recording seaeiafy
Miss RUTH ASHMORE. . . . . . Treasurer
Miss RUBIESMITH . , . . Counselor
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Kappa Della Pi, an honor sociely in Educalion, was eslablishecl lo pro-
mole a closer boncl among sludenls ol Eclucalion and lo bring inlo more
inlirnale fellowship Jrhose oleolicalecl lo Hire cause of leaching as a profes-
sion. Kappa Della Pi iurlher aims 'ro losier high slanclarols ol preparalion
lor leaching and lo uniie info loonds ol friendship lhose who have al-
lained excellence in scholarship and clislinclion lor lheir achievemenl as
siuclenls anol servanls oi Eclucalion.
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K
KAPPA
DELTA
W E I- I-IS OFFICERS
HELEN FUMBANKS . . . . Preside-nl
H A I. L BILLIEJEAN THOMPSON . . . Vice-Preisiclenl
C 0 U N C I I- JANE SHELBY ..... . Secrelary
JANE ENGLISH . . . . . Treasurer
MISS RUTH ASH MORE . . Counselor
The Wells Hall Council, governing body of The girls dormilory, is composed of Jrwelve
members-four officers elecled by 'rhe enlire house in The spring and represenlalives
chosen from each of 'rhe four classes and l'he four lloons al The beginning ol: The fall se-
mesler. The Council seelcs 'ro promole fhe besl inleresis of all The girls by inierprefing
rules and furnishing leadership in conforming io regulalions, Socially, il' provides par-
fie-s, feas, and informal gel-Togelhers: malerially. if uses ils funds 'ro malce fhe dormiiory
more liveable and comforfable.
The Council is Jrruly 'rhe "Keeper of 'I'he Spiri'r" lhal' permeales Wells Hall.
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OFFICERS
BOB MCGREW . . . . . Presidenf
LEONARD WHITMER . . . Vice-Presidenf
HELEN SHELTON . . Secre+ary-Treasurer
MR, THOMAS WICKSTROM . . . Faculfy Adviser
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The Vivace Club. open lo all music maiors and minors and olher slu-
denrs inleresled in music, sponsors each year lhe Homecoming Brealclasr.
Since I934- i+ has inscribed on The Vivace Plaque lhe names of fhe senior
man and woman oulslanding in music: in I95O Jrhe winners were Elsie Kes-
lcinen and Leonard Barfon.
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KLUB
OFFICERS
BILL MUSTIAN Presrdenf BILL VINSON Secreiary Treasurer
EARL BEATY Vuce Presvdenf DR ROLF KING Sponsor
OFFICERS
Jo ANNE PACE Presrdenf ELEANOR HEATER swefafy
EVELYN HEATER Vice Presudenf EVANQELTNE DINNIN6 Treasurer
Miss FRANCES BROWN sponsor
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ECONOMICS
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AGRICULTURE CLUB
HUELL M. TILLEY
JAMES JONES .
C. W. JONES . .
GORDON CHESTER
HARLAN B. HARGIS.
MR. E. B. HOWTON
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OFFICERS
The "Ag" Club offers all agricullure majors
and minors an opporlunily +o lake parl in a social
club as 'ro fosler mreresl an agrncullural Improve
menls and lo plovlde a provmg ground for rural
leadership
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aclivily on lhe campus. The major aim of lhe
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ANDREW DE MOSS .
J. C. BENEDICT . .
CODY RUSSELL .
DAVID JOINER .
JENNYE I-IOLLOWELL
JEAN BARNETT . .
MARY AGNES SELLERS
JUANITA WILFORD .
VIVIAN BYNUM .
YOUNG
WONIISN'S
CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION
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OFFICERS
. . . . . . . . Presidenf J, C, BENEDICT
. Vice-Presidenf CODY RUSSELL
. Secrehary DAVID JOINER
, . . . . . . Treasurer LARRY TRAVIS
OFFICERS
MARGIE KERN
ZOE WILLIAMS
MRS. COLLUS JOHNSON .
MISS REZINA SENTER .
MRS. CARRIE WHITE .
INDUSTRIAL
. Preside-m'
Vice-Presidenf
. Secrefary
. Treasurer
. Reporfer
. Chaplain
. Adviser
. Adviser
. Adviser
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RUTH LANE .
BOB BOYD .
JEANNE OLDHAM . .
MARGARET C-RISHAM .
ALICE ARCHER .
ROMELIA HOOKS .
JACK LONGGREAR .
MISS INIELLIE MAE WYMAN
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OFFICERS
. Presiclenl
. Firsf Vice-Presidenl' lBoysI
. Firzf Vice-Presiclenl IGirlsI
. Second Vice-Presiclenl
. Tl1ircIVice-Presidenf
. Secrelary-Treasurer
, Sfudenl' Secrelary
. EaculIyAcIviser
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The Baplisl Sluclenl Union is a link Ioelween
college sludenls and +I1eIoCaICI'1urcI1,TIwe B. S. U.
Execulive Council represenls approximalely 500
Baplisl sfuolenls on flue Murray campus.
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BAPT
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LAlWBlDA
ALPllA
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OFFICERS
MAUNONE MITCHELL . . ...... Presidenl MARJORIE WILSON . . , Secrelary
ANN Cl-llSSOM . . . ...... Vice-Presidenl MARY V. MEADOWS . , . . . Treasurer
MISS REZINA SENTER , .
Della Lambda Alpha, freshman girls' honorary
sociery, is open To all girls making a sranding oi
The lunclion ol lhe Graduale Deparlmenl is lo
provide an organized program lor lhe lraining ol
school adminislralors and supervisors and lo
meer The need ol elemenlary and secondary
school leachers in lurlhering Jrheir professional
. . . . . .Sponsor
2.5 in rheir firsl semesler.
preparalion. The degree conferred is Masler ol
Arls in Educalion. Since ils origin, The Graduale
Deparlmenl has enioyed a sleadily increasing
growlh.
GRADUATE
SCHOOL
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EVENING CLASS
Beginning in The Spring Semesler of l95O, lhe
Commerce Deparlmenl of Murray Slafe College
exlended ils services by offering evening courses
in business. These courses are available lo peo-
ple employed during The day. Five dilzferenl
courses are offered each sem-esler-all carrying
lull college credil. Classes meer lhree hours a
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SIN COMMERCE
nighl, four nighls a weelc. Enrollmenl has grown
each semesler since lhese classes were com-
menced. Adulls from Murray, Mayfield, Benlon,
and surrounding communilies are faking advan-
lage ol Jrhis opporlunily lo lurlher Their educa-
lion and lraining.
" "CLUB
OFFICERS
ANDY MURREN . . . Presidenfr
BOB GRIFFIN . . Vice-Presidem
DON STEPI-IENSON
Secretary-Treasurer
MR, ROY STEWART . . Sponsor
IE CERCIE
FRANCAIS
OFFICERS
WILLIAM MCELRATI-I . . . Presidem'
CLE66 AUSTIN . . . . Vice-Presideni
CONNIE REY EMPSON . Secrefary-Treasurer
PROF. PI-IILLIP LEAMON . . . Sponsor
KAPPA
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OFFICERS
OLEN BRYANT . . Presidenf
I-IULON MADREY Vice-Presidenf
I-IAZEL PRATI-IER . . Secrefary
TI-IELMA COMBS . . Treasurer
USING EDUCATION
5.
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Anne Adams
Peggy Anderson
Shirley Carfer
BeHie Binkley
Dolores Brown
Al+a Chambers
Norma Davidson
Evelyn Cone
Evelyn Darling
Evangeline Dinning
Phyllis Herrold
Barbara Downs
Jane English
BeHy Lou Hill
Virginia Jordan
BeHy JeH
Mary Eva Johnson
BeHye King
Jo Ann Morris
Linda Long
Clara Jane Miller
Leiricia Oufland
Mary Sellers
Belly Robison
Saralee Sammons
Sue Sfubbleiield
Doxie Wallace
Pafricia SubleHe
Jo Thornley
Juani+a Wilford
Norma Woodson
Jean Wofford
LAND CAROLYN YAUGHN JEAN BARNETI' JANE SHELBY BETTY SMITH BILLIE JEAN THOMPSON MABEL CISSELL
Vice-Presxdenf Secretary Treasurer Registrar Chaplain Reporter
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Jordan Acquisii
James B. Alford
Lorraine Burkeen
James T. Coleman
James W. Connelly
Haywood Eason
Harold Gaines
Dail Gibbs
Marlin Groppe
Bill Hodges
Charles Jaap
Thomas Lay
Leemon Owen Miller
Roberl Moses
Fred H. Owens
Earl Pride
John Roberfs
Richard M. Royer
Bob Ru+l1erford
Lee T. Shannon
Morgan Sisk
Lynwood Smi+l1
Don Sfepbenson
James D. Syers
Lawrence R. Travis
Sammy Veal
J. O. Wa'r+ers
Joe H. Wilson
Members noi piclured are David Maddox,
Seldon Mallock, and James Randall
PENCE DYE ED TILTON EARL SWEARINGEN PETE RYAN ANDY MURREN AL CAMPBELL BERNIE SPILLANE CHARLES STAMPS
Pledgemasfer Sergea'n1'-ai-Arms Corresponding Secrefary Sp
Q ALPHA CHAPTER
Alpha Chapier oi Delia Alpha has compleiecl
iis iourih and mos? successful year on ihe cam-
pus oi Murray Siaie College. Hs chiei aim is io
bring aboui beiier uniiy among siudenis oi Jrhe
diiiereni cleparimenis.
Among ihe highlighis oi The year were ihe sec-
onol annual procluciion oi "The Lasi Resort" lhe
sponsorship oi Jrhe annual "Homecoming Dance,"
and a "Spring Dance." Delia Alpha also pariici-
paiecl in ihe Homecoming iloai compeiiiion, and
ihe Spring Carnival.
Edward Adams
Markian Baczynslcy
Roberl Belfz
Curiis Burlclow
Mark Casey
Eddy Ellegood
Tom Hyde.
Roy lsherwood .
James K. James
Higdon Kenney.
Jarema Kupchynsky
Alloeri John Leveclc
Charlie Lyle
Roberi McGrew
William H, Myers
Fred W. Omer
Hugh B. Preble
Frank Ragsdale
Rollie E. Rhodes, Jr.
F. Warren Ruiheriord
John S. Shelfon
Roberl' Singlefon
Roberi' Slayden
Paul Turley
Edward Uplain
Tom Whileside
Leonard D. Whilmer
KENNETH NEIDIG BILL HAVEL WILLIAM T. FRENCH O. A. LOWE JERRY D. WILLIAMS JOSEPH ZALETEL
Vice-Presidenf Secrefary Treasurer Hisforian Alumni Secrefary Warden
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VINCENT PERRIER RICHARD FARRELL
Presidenf Faculfy Advisor
GAMMA DELTA CHAPTER
PRICE DOYLE NEALE MASON ROMAN PRYDATKEVYTCH R. W. TERHUNE THOMAS WIKSTROM JOHN C. WINTER
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Gene Abernafhy
Belly Anderson
Vivian Bynum
Carolyn Carman
Jacqueline Ellis
Marian Fislc
Winnie Lou Jones
Clara May Joy
Joan Marlin
Gaila McClin+oclc
Anne Peniclc
Helen Shelion
Pann Whifeside
Doi' Wilson
Beiiie Binkley
Ann Chissom
Shirley Ann Hous-ion
Pafricia Lewis
Mary V. Meadows
Doroihy Tkacs
Mariorie Wilson
Barbara Wiman
JEAN MUELLER VIVIAN JONES MILDREID PARSONS ELIZABETH JANE DAVIS REVA LAWSON MARY ALICE OPDYKE EVELYN CONE
P d I V e-Presidenf Secrerary Treasurer Chaplain Serg I Ed?
SIGMA ALPHA IOTA
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Ioia Befa Chapier of Sigma Alpha IoIa was insI'aIIed aI Murray Siaie
on February 3, I939. II has as Hs obiecis The deveiopmenr of music in
America, Ihe promoiion of musical inIeresI and undersianding belrween
foreign counIries and America, and 'rhe iurihering of musicianship ancI
scholarship for women in Ihe IieIcIs of professionai music.
This year IoIa Bera Chapier offered Ihree scholarships Io incoming
freshman girls, h-eIcI a freshman supper, a Iea and Rose Parry for women
music maiors, and presenied a IvIusicaI, as weII as i+s annual AII-American
Concerr and Campus LighIs of I95I, boI'I'1 in coniunciion wiIh Phi Mu
Alpha.
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June Allen
Virginia Berry
Sybil Clarlc
Jean Cochran
Thelma Combs
Margarei Cravens
Jo Croghan
Jane Dugger
Helen Fumbanlcs
Marilyn Green
Lois Ann Haydon
Anila Hulchinson
Mary Belle Kaler
Janel Key
Jean Leeih
Barbara Lyles
Maunone Miichell
Mary Alice Opdylce
Margarei' Ann Osborne
Diana Oilo
Joanne Pace
Hazel Praiher
Ann Roach
Mariha Dell Sanders
Mariha Billie Siarlcs
Joy Sfanley
Oclavia Sfaudf
Jo Thompson
Mona Belle Yancey
IMILDRED PARSONS PATSY ANN MADDOX NANCY COSBY JO ANNE HENDON BARBARA BROWN REVA LAWSON
I P d I Vice-President Treasurer Corresponding Secreiary Recording Secreiary Keeper of 'Ihe Grades
SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA
ALPHA CHI CHAPTER
Colors: Royal purpIe and whiie
eg 99 FIower: VioIeI
Founded: FarmviIIe, Virginia, I898
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'SO-'5I . . . A perfeci year for Tri Sigma . . .
Fall . . . Everyone back from vacarion . , . Parsons
wielding The gavel . . . Maddox in The nexI Io
highesr office . . . Cosby couniing rhe currency
. . . Brown penning The minuies . , . Panhellenic
Tea . . . Rush . . . Those wonderfui pledges . . .
Fun for all a+ Sadie Hawkins Day . , . The "ice"
IIoaI for Homecoming . . .The coffee for AIumni
. . . Care packages se.nI overseas . . . Chrisimas
Pariy a+ The Hendon's.
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Spring . . Firsr meeiing in our new room . . .The
annual Valenrine Dance wirh hearrs and all The
Trimming . . . Our popular gals, Berry for Miss
Murray Siaie, Haydon, Lawson, Sanders, Hen-
don, and Opdyke as Campus Favorires, and
O+I'o walked oFF wi'rh Body Beauriful honors . . .
Rush . . . Pledges . . . We do Iove Ihem . . .
Week-end ar Jrhe Lake . . . Our beauiiful Found-
ers Day dance and banquelr . . . Sigma Spirir . . .
Honors . . . Senior Send-off . . . We had fun Ihis
yea r-can'I Vwaijr for n-exI'.
CAMP
US LIGHTS OF 1951
A TourTeen year old TradiTion, "Campus
LighTs," has gained a place in The hearT oT Mur-
ray unequaled by any oTher annual evenT. Sigma
Alpha loTa and Phi Mu Alpha, co-producers oT
The show, have Tried To malce each year's produc-
Tion beTTer Than The previous ones, and They have
succeeded in giving Murray one oT iTs maior aT-
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TracTions. Campus l.ighTs so apTly reTlecTs The
p-ersonaliTy oT The campus because each sTudenT
who parTicipaTes conTribuTes a parT oT himsehf.
The experience gained by Those who have Talcen
parT noT only serves To broaden Their musical
background, buT adds many memories noT easily
TorgoTTen.
The following adverlisers have demonslraled lheir confi-
dence and good-will Jroward The sludenls of Murray Slale
College by invesling in "The Shield." Lel us recommend
lhal your conslanl palronaqe relurn lo lhem dividends
worlhy of lheir friendship.
ADVERTISEMENTS
J. T. HALE
IIIUTOR 00.
CADILLAC AND OLDSMOBILE
Genuine Par'rs, Sales 8: Service
ROYAL
PORTABLE
TYPEWRITERS
HOWARD D. HAPPY
COMPANY
I
7+I1 8: Main Murray, Ky.
MAYFIELD - PADUCAI-I
Phone 833 HOPKINSVILLE
Typewrifer speciaIis+s since I9I4
COIVIPLIIVIENTS
OF
BEIK-SETTLE COMPANY
MU RRAY, KENTUCKY
CHUCK'S MUSIC CENTER
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
MUSIC ACCESSORIES
RECORD PLAYERS
Records:
Popular - Classical - CI1iIcIren's
Sou'rI'1 side of square Murray, Ky.
,,
LARGE ENOUGH
BANK OF MURRAY
TO TAKE CARE OF YOU - SMALL ENOUGH TO BE AWARE OF YOU
Member of F. D. L C.
Deposifs guaranfeed up +0 Sl0,000
OFFICERS
TREMON BEALE . . ......... Presidenf F. ECRAWFORD . . . . . .Vice-Presidenf
GEORGE HART . . . . . . Execufive Vice-Presidenf L. E. WYATT ...... . . .Vice-Presidenf
L. L. DUNN ..,... .....,.,. C ashier
DIRECTORS
J. D. SEXTON W. G. SWANN TREMON BEALE
MAX B. HURT L. N. MOODY A. W. SIMMONS
M. O. WRATHER F. E. CRAWFORD LUTHER ROBERTSON
F. H. GRAHAM L. L. DUNN WELLS PURDOM
E. J. BEALE GEORGE HART L. E. WYATT
RUDY'S
Where friends mee'r +o ea'r good +0+-
food af popular prices.
Wes? Side of The Square
MURRAY, KENTUCKY
LINDSEY'S JEWELERS
Two GREAT STORES
To Serve You
In
Murray, Ky. Xa Mayfield, Ky.
Ask Your Grocer for
KIRCHHOFFS
FRESH SANDWICH BREAD
FOR TABLE, TOAST and
SANDWICHES
9.4-
COM PLIMENTS
OF
HOTEL NATIONAL
MURRAY, KENTUCKY
Opera+ecI by Jackson Ho+eI Co.
A. C. JACKSON, PresidenI
JAMES E "BUDDY" OUINN, Vi Presideni' and M
COMPLIMENTS
OE
IHE MURRAY
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
PEOPLES BANK
HUGH L. HOUSTON
H GLENN DORAN
R. H. EALWELL . .
L. D. OUTLAND
C. H. JONES
W. G. MILLER
MURRAY, KENTUCKY
MD . -Presidenf CARL B. KINGINS . . .
E V P d I Miss FRANCES WHITNELL
V P d I MRS GRADY MILLER .
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Ch EH., B d MISS ERIE KEYS . .
C ii EMMA DEAN SMITH
FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS
SEE
THE MURRAY INSURANCE AGENCY
AUTOMOBILE - CASUALTY - FIRE - LIFE
Office in Hue Peoples Bank Building
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PADUCAH RETAIL MERCHANTS
ASSOCIATICN
CORN-AUSTIN
AND COMPANY
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COMPLIMENTS
OF
THE HUT
STEAKS
SANDWICHES - PLATES
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
FROZEN CUSTARD - FROSTED MALTS
We make ou
K nIucIQy's mosI II g I I1 q I I1 IIW
I1 I p g I I g III
GENE AND RUTH
Ask your grocer Ior
YUKON'S BEST
RANDOLPH SPECIAL
AND
LYNN GROVE'S BEST
FLOUR
MURRAY WHOLESALE
GROCERY COMPANY
DisIribuIors
COLLEGE CLEANERS
"The home oI IruIy
fine cleaning"
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EDWIN AND WALTER WATERFIELD
COIVIPLIMENTS
OF
HONEY-KRUST
BREAD
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SERVING WESTERN KENTUCKY
SAFE. DEPENDABLE. ECONOMICAL
WESTERN KENTUCKY STAGES
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COMPLIMENTS
SHOE STO
Jon-:N c. ROBERTS
For The Women
SANDLER OF BOSTON BUSKINS ACCENT
MURRAY, KENTUCKY Incorporaied
WALLIS DRUG
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"Your Ford Dealer"
The one 'Hne car in 'The low price field
Phone l7O
605 W. Main S+ M y
"PROGRESS
is fhe producf of
EXPERIENCE"
Progress, foo, has infroduced new speed and ef-
ficiency in fhe modern office. The new l95I desks
are lower, more convenienf. The chairs are scien-
fifically consfrucfed for Ioeffer posfure and healfh.
The new deslc lamps eliminafe eye sfrain. Office
machines are fasfer, quiefer, froubleproof and less
expensive.
For 44 years, OFFICE EQUIPMENT Co. has Icepf
pace wifh Kenfucliy and BUSINESS and I95I finds
us in fhe "same old sfancI" eager fo serve you fo
fhe besf of our abilify.
"KenI'ucIcy's Largesf Office Ou'IfiI"I'ers"
OFFICE EQUIPMENT U0.
HARCOURT AND
COMPANY
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
Sfafioners, Engravers, Jewelers
MURRAY COLLEGE RINGS
AND PINS
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TOM W. ROWLETT, Represenfafl e
MURRAY. KENTUCKY
I I9 l:OUFI'l1S'I'. 5I6I
LOUISVILLE, KY.
I28 W. Shorf SI. 305 Frederica SI.
Lexingfon Owensboro
Tel. 2,3244 Tel. 3-4979
COMPLIMENTS
OF
LITTLETONS
SCOTT DRUG STORE
COSMETICS
CANDIES
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
COM PLIMENTS
OF
COLUMBIA
AMUSEMENT CO.
Operafing . . .
The VARSITY AND CAPITOL
THEATRES
MURRAY, KENTUCKY
GRAHAM 8 JACKSON
CURLEE CLOTHES
ARROW SHIRTS - STETSON HATS
JARMAN SHOES
TIMELY CLOTHES
Phone 3I8-W
"Young Men's S'rore"
THE
COLLEGE HUB
COMPLEMENTS
OF
PARKER MOTORS
Ken'I'ucIcy's OIcIes'I Nash Dealer
24 Hr. Wrecker Service
Nighlr Phone .......... . . . ...... ,565
"Campus revolves around Dev Phone ' """"' 373
7Ih 8: Main Murray, Ky,
Ihe Hub"
50455 gundam ADAMS SHOE STORE
Sandwiches Shoes for 'rhe en'I'ire family
Na'IuraIizers and Iife sfride ..,..... for Women
TeIeVI5I0n and '3Ir'C0ndI+I0ned Roblee ...............,. ...., I or Men
Teen Age ...... I .. .,... for Girls
GEORGE STEELE LUBIE VEALE
IO6 SouIh Sixfh Sfreer Murray, Kemkucky
COMPLIMENTS
OF COMPLIMENTS
THE OF
NATIONAL STORE
"Every+I1ing +o wear for all 'rhe family" ac,-O55 from Wells I-lan
Norllw Sicle of Courl Square Ph 9 '23
one
MURRAY, KENTUCKY
THE
LEDGER AND TIMES
Calloway Coun+y's Daily
Newspaper
"We prinl The College News"
COMPLIMENTS
OF
DEL ROSE ICE CREAM CO.
Phone 75l Murray, Ky.
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MURRAY STATE CULLEEE
MURRAY, KENTUCKY
A MULTI-PURPOSE COLLEGE
MEMBER
American Associa+ion of Colleges for Teacher Educaiion, Soufhern Associaiion of Colleges and Secon-
dary Schools, Keniuclcy Associaiion of Colleges and Secondary Schools, Naiional Associa+ion of Schools
of Music, American Council on Educaiion, Teachers College Exfension Associafion, Nafional Associa-
fion of Business Teacher-Training Ins+i+u+ions, Approved Deparimeni' of Library Science, Approved
Program for Training of Nurses.
l95l-52 COLLEGE CALENDAR
Summer Term . . ............. June ll-Augusr 4. l95l
Firsi Semesier . . Sepiember l3, l95I-January 24, i952
Second Semesier . .............. January 28-May 3 I, i952
An Experienced Faculfy Trained in +he Besf Colleges and Universiiies in ihe Nafion and Abroad
An Excellenf Library, a Spacious Healih Building, a new Science Building, an indoor Swimming Pool,
and ihe Largesf College Audiiorium in Kenfuclcy.
Thorough Training for Elemeniary and Secondary Teachers, Supervisors and Adminisfraiors
Musical Opporfuniiies Comparable +o The Bes'r in 'ihe Na+ion.
Murray Siaie offers a program io meer siudeni needs wheiher ihey be in Ari, Agriculiure, Biological
Sciences, Ceramics, Commerce, Dramaiics, Educaiion, English, Healih and Physical Educaiion, Home
Economics, lndusirial Aris, Journalism, Languages, Library Science, Liieraiure, Maihemaiics, Music.
Physical Sciences, Social Sciences, Speech, Pre-Medicine, Pre-Deniisiry, Pre-Pharmacy, Pre-Engineering,
Pre-Law, or Pre-Theology.
Murray Siaie's Division oi Nursing, operaiing in associaiion wilh Jennie Siuari Memorial Hospiial,
Hopkinsville, and Owensboro-Daviess Couniy Hospiial, Owensboro, offers a ihree-year program in
nursing eclucaiion, upon compleiion of which, a siudeni will become a graduaie nurse and be eligible
io lake The Siaie Board Examinaiion io become a regisiered nurse.
DEGREES CONFERRED
Bachelor of Aris
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science in Home Economics
Bachelor of Music Educaiion
Bachelor of Music
Bachelor of Science in Agriculiure
Masfer of Ar'rs in Educaiion
Veierans are urged 'ro 'lake advaniage of regular and special offerings made available 'rhrough our
resources and faciliiies, including evening classes.
For furiher informaiion, address
RALPH H. WOODS, Presideni'
Murray, Kenfuclcy
Wells Studio
MAYFIELD, KENTUCKY
your 1951 .sziefcl paofographer
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BY
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NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
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