Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

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=NOCATULA= MARY LEE TERRY ' Those about her shall read perfect ways of honor. Knightonian L. S. ; Assistant Business Manager Nocatulaj President Queen Esther ' 24. HAZEL WALKER Steady of purpose, to her aim ever true, Full of nitschief, seldom blue. Knightonian L. S.j Ambassador ' 24; Bayless Prize Debate K. L. S. ' 23; President Normal Senior Class ' 24. ZALA NICELY A niatden fair and wise is she, A maid of love and majesty. Knightonian L. S. ; French Club ' 23. FLORA LILLIAN BIBLE ] sweet nature and a well balanced mind; You may travel far and no better find. Sapphonian L. S.; President S. L. S. ' 24; Senior Normal Class Secretary; Basketball ' 23, ' 24; fage tuenty-two

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NOCATULA= LORENE WILLIAMS She that was ever fair and never proudy Had tongue at willy but never loud. Sapphonian Literary Society; French Club ' 24; Yell Leader ' 23, ' 24; Chemistry Club ' 24. LUTHER BRENDLE To use the tongue is great, but ' tis greater to refrain. Chemistry Club ' 24. MARY BOYD ■ With a smooth and steadfast mind. Gentle thoughts and calm desires. Knightonian Literary Society; Chemistry Club ' 24. fage tfventy-one

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■NOCATULA- Class Poem Here ' s to the Seniors of ' 24, May they all live happy and long They soon will be gone forevermore With memories of diplomas and song. Friends for four long years will part — Perhaps never to meet again; But they will remain in each Senior ' s heart As they go down life ' s long lane. There are many things we cannot forget As we graduate and go home; The many hard tasks that we have met We have fought and overcome. We remember the many good times we have had, And we ' re sorry they all must end; Sometimes we were happy, sometimes we were mad- But our quarrels were easy to mend. We shall think many times, as the seasons pass. Of the many friends that we had; And all the memories of this year ' s class Will be memories that are happy and glad. So long live the Seniors of ' 24 — They will all go different ways — And though they may not come back anymore They ' ll remember their Athens School days. — Clifford Wilson. fJge tzventy-three