Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

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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

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=NOCATULA= J u N I O R S The Junior Normal Class J. Curtis Mauldin President Myrtle Overton Secretary and Treasurer MOTTO: Esse quam videri. FLOWER: Mountam Laurel. COLORS: Old Rose and Silver. The Junior Normal Class of 1924 boasts of sixty-six members. This is a large increase over last year ' s class as there were only forty-four Normal Students then. Our class was organized early in the Fall term and we feel that we have had a very successful year. Many of the leaders of the student body are to be found among our number. The student President, the Editor, and several members of the New Exponent staff are from our class, and also the Presidents of the Girls ' Liter- ary Societies. Two of our members, Curtis Mauldin, and Ruth Barnett, were the winners of the Bayless Prize Debate. Our class has taken a prominent part in all the activities of the school. We are glad that there are to be improvements made in the Normal Department before next year, and we hope that next year ' s class will profit by them. Myrtle Overton. fage ttventy-five