Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1935 volume:

Memer-Ptatter Ubran Tennessee Wesleyan College Athens. Tenr.esw- ' 21098 MERNER - PFEIFFER LIBRARY TENi ESSEE WESLEYAN COLLEGE ATHENS, TENNESSEE E f •■ • ' .• . Adm ' mislrutioii B iild.hig Ritler H,ill Bniinll IIjII T U L ■ r[ ' nr i r ' iin i ■ ' ■ ■ T ' -T -rMi-iMir ' ii ! ' ' i ' TnniMii h [ ' iiii:: r ' :i: !:i iiiminii ' i li ' ; in ' in nMi ! i; , ' ' ' ! ■ ' ' ■i n i ni ; M i |f i T ' s M. F. Stubbs A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Dean Physics, Chemistry, and Biology James L. Robb A.B., M.A. President C. O. Douglass A.B., M.A. Registrar Education To the Seniors A hericige unexcelled, a present bristling with challenge, a future p.icketi with promise. This in a word gives a picture of Tennessee W ' eslcyan College. 9 More than ten thousand young people have in the years past walked its campus, moved in and out of its classic halls and have gone forth to places of usefulness and service to their fellow man in all parts of the world in various lines of human endeavor. The thorough training, the guiding influence, the inspiration received at the college have all combined to prepare its graduates for the responsibilities of life and for happy, purposeful living. • Members of the class of 1935, I fully believe that you are entitled to take your place in this illustrious line. The qualities which you have shown here should carry you on to success in your chosen fields of labor. The college has done its best to serve you, it now expects you to carry this spirit of service with you wherever you may go. In the words of the Scriptures, Freely ye have received, freely give. James L. Robb, President. C A T U ! ' i!U :i.in i niiiri :! i;i[iiiin ii ii i |iH ii i riiiiwiin v iiniimini iiiiun[iii:i ' ' ! ' i ' iV ' i ' —r—n ' . ' y.r ■ nv:: -rn A. W. BREWINGTON SUSSIE ROSE RIDDLE MARGAREHE GREEN ENGLISH DRAMATICS LIBRARIAN A. H. MYERS RELIGIOUS EDUCATION E. SELBY MODERN LANGUAGE FRANCES C MOFFITT PIANO LAWRENCE DIXON COMMERCIAL ANDREW J PETERS MARTHA HALE MRS. ARTHUR SEYMOUR OTHO V. BURN MRS. JESSIE SMITH ART , 1 5 u s i , . EDUCATION LELA BROWN EDUCATION Faculty N O C T U L i!ain ' ' Hii ' :iiHiH!ri!!i:i:i:;;ii!!:! ' iin:ii ;rmm m mnuw !i iii: mi ii;i::i ' : ' - [i ' Ti; :r ' i ::i ' :,::i. : !i!!t::i:i ::i;i:: ' Senior Class Imogene Allen Etowah, Tennessee English Siijma I.)t.i Chi. ■i4, ' S ' i ; President rtowah Club. ' 3 ' i. Max Arrants r;.ilhoun. Tennessee Chemistry F.iotbjll. ■ •• ' ; Basketball. ■ ' , ' ,- Phi Bi Chem. ' 3 ; Tennis. ■3 ' i. LONkARD EUG[.NE BaKLR Atlanta. C.enri;ia Prc-MeJ. Student Cuuntil. ' U : Eta Iota Tau. ' U. ' I-. ; Presi dent. ■3 ' : Y. M. C. A. Phi Bi Chem. ' 34, ' i Religious Council. ' 34 Knighto-Philo, ' U. ' 35. Karl K. Boyd Englcwood, Tennessee Eilucation Valedictorian ; Editor-in Chief. ' 35 : President Pan Hellenic. ' 35 ; Mr. Senior ■3S; Eta lot.i Tau. 34 ■3 ' i : Phi Theta Kappa ■34. ' 35 ; Secretary Y. M C. A.. ' 3 ' i ; Vice-Presiden OIV Campus Boys. ' 3 ' i Student Council. ' 31. Max F. Chambers Clevel.ind. Tennessee Prt ' -Mi-tl. Education Phi Pi Delta. ' 34. ' 35; President C Club. ' 35 ; Y. M. C. A. ; Footbali. ' 34; Manager Football. ' 35 ; Phi Bi Chem. ' 34. ' 35; Sappho-Athenian. ' 34. ' 35 ; Glee Club. ' 34. Malcolm Oliver Allen Newport, Tennessee Social Science Football, ' 34, ' 35 ; Presi- dent Sappho - Athenian, •35 ; Vice-President Phi Pi Delta, ' 35; Student Coun- cil. ' 35 ; Sizer Debate, ■35; Y. M. C. A.; Dra- matic Club, ' 34. ' 35. Willie Kate Best Sweetwater. Tennessee Commercial Pi Nu I-ambda. ' 35; Knighto-Philo. ' 34. ' 35; Y. W. C. A.. ' 35 ; Queen Esther. ' 34, ' 35. Flossie Bennett Chambers Cleveland. Tennessee Com iinrce-Eihuation Sigma Iota Chi. ' 34, ' 35; Sappho-Athenian, ' 34, 35 ; Basketball, ' 34, ' 35; Chorus, ' 34, ' 35: Y. W. C. A.; Dramatic Club. ' 35. ■WiLMA Frances Craweord Ocean Grove. New Jersey Eilucation Stalf ' 34. ' 35; President Knighto-Philo. ' 35 ; Ritter Hall Council ; Winner Size Debate, ' 34 ; Y. W. C. A., ' 34. ' 35 ; Alpha Gamma, ' 34, ' 35; Phi Bi Chem, ' 34, ' 35 ; President Barbarian Club, ' 35. Catherine Carolyn Collins Athens. Tennessee Eilucation Sigma Iota Chi. ' 34. ' 35 Phi Theta Kappa. ' 35 Knighto-Philo, ' 34, ' 35 Home Pryor, ' 34, ' 35 Y. W. C. A.; Chorus ■34, ' 35; Quintet, ' 35 P. K. Secretary-Treasurer. T U :■!! ' 11 V-Vf :. :i::.::: ' -.h-.!M[fii r-i ' i i;i| n n ;mi H ' llinn ' nf! ' 1 ;)[mill!r| ■; ' . r ; ii ' ni ' i ' ir ' !:«T ' Semior Class Freda Crox Athens, Tennessee English Dramatic Club. ' S ' i ; Art Club, ' i-i: Sapph.i-Athe- nian. ■}4, ' 35. Rebecca Dixon Cleveland, Tennessee History Vice-President Sigma Tau Sigma. ' 35 ; President Sap- pho-Athenian, ' 34; Pan- Hellenic. ' 34, ' 35 ; Home Pryor. ' 34. ■3 i ; Y. W. C. A. : Queen Esther. ' J ; Staff. ' 35 : Dramatic Club. ' 34, ' 3 ; Cheerleader, ' 34; Secretary-Treasurer Class, ' 35. Eleanor Dougherty Athens. Tennessee Education Sigma Tau Sigma. Meta Ellis Rutle dge, Tennessee CoHimerce-Etiiicntioit Phi Rho Pi. ' 34. ' 35; Basketball. ' 34, ' 35 ; Glee Club. ■34; Y. W. C. A.: P. K. Club. ' 3 ' i : Dramatic Club. ' 3 ' i ; Queen Esther. ' 35; Knighto-Philo. ' 34, ' 35 ; Vice-President Alpha Gamma, ' 35. MiLDRi-D Ethel Figgins Chattanooga. Tennessee Education Glee Club, ' 34. ' 35 : Home Pryor Club. ' 34. ' 35; Art Club. ' 35; Phi Bi Chem. ' 35 : Queen Esther. ' 35 ; Y. V. C. A.; Knighto-Philo. ' 54. ' 35. Kathrvn Davis Pigeon Forge, Tennessee English Basketball, ' 54, ' 35; Sap- pho-Athenian, ' 34, ' 35 ; Queen Esther, ' 34, ' 35 ; President Sigma Tau Sigma, ' 35 ; Statf. ' 34 ; Dramatic Club, ' 35 ; Pan- Hellenic Council. ' 35. Helen Frances Donaldson Knoxville. Tennessee Education Alpha Gamma. ' 34. ' 35 ; Phi Theta Kappa. ' 34. ' 35 ; President Y. IJC. C. A., ' 35 : Vice-President Phi Theta Kappa, ' sS; Vice-President Religious Council, ' 35 : Knighto- Philo, ' 34, ' 35; Queen Esther, ' 34, ' 35; Phi Bi Chem, ' 35; Glee Club, ' 34, Pauline Dougherty Athens, Tennessee Mathematics Sigma rota Chi, ' 34, ' 35. Aileen Francisco Morristown. Tennessee Engbsh Sigma Tau Sigma. ' 34. ' 35; Knighto-Philo. ' 34. ' 35 ; Queen Esther. ' 34. ' 35; Y. M. C. A.; (;lce Club. ' 34; Manager Bas- ketball. ' 35. Frances Forrester Walnut Grove. Georgia English Glee Club. ' 34. ' 35 ; Y. •W. C. A.; Queen Esther. ' 34. ' 35; Knighto-Philo, ' 34, ' 35 : Phi Theta Kappa, ' 34. ' 35 ; Alpha Gamma, ' 35. I| Hl[!IHMWEII ' i!IHin ' r.|!l!3i|!lllinn!liil!ll T U III iiiiiiiiimi iiiuriiniiTiM.iiii ii ' .nmiimniMHi ' ni iini! j;] ' !! ' ! ii [iiiiii!i iiiiMU ' iTTra Seeior Class J. Vance Goodnir Nahunta. Georgia Prc-Dental ' hi Bi Chem. ' 35. ' 1RCIN1A LUCILE GOAN Bullsgap, Tennessee Education Knighto-Philo, ■54. ' 35; Art Club. ' 34: Phi Bi Chem. 34: Y. W. C. A. ; Queen Esther. U. ' ' , ' •. Oi.i y ' C. Mumphrivs Etowah, Tennessee Commcrcc-Eititcatiou Business Manager Noca- tula, 35 ; Business and Stage Manager Dramatic Club, ' ' ,• ; Captain Golf, ■3 ' i: President Otf-Campus Boys. ' 3 ; Knighto-Philo, ' 35 ; Y. M. C. A., i . Ruth Murphy Howe Stanford. Kentucky English Alpha Gamma, 34, ' 3 ' i Staff, ■3 ' ; Y. W. C. A. President Home Pryor ■35; Art Club, ' 34, 35 Dramatics, 34, ' 35 Knighto-Philo. 34, 35 Phi Bi Chem, 35 ; Queer Esther, ■34, ■35. Sara Oletta Hutsi ll Athens, Tennessee Ennlish, Miithcniiitics, Gcrnntn Retta Guthrie Athens, Tennessee En liib-Eiiltcatiou Y. ' W. C. A.: Chor ■34, ■35. Mary ' Harada Eau Gallic, Florida Sciretavial Science Y. W. C. A.; Knighto- Philo. 34, 35: Queen Esther, 34, ■35 ; Chorus, ■34. Ellen Lou Hurst Newport, Tennessee Education Basketball, 34, 35; Cap- tain, 35 ; Knighto-Philo. ■34, 35 ; Art Club, ■34; Cheerleader, 34; Queen Esther, 34, 35 ; Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club, ' 34; Home Pryor, ' 34, ' 35, Pauline Elizabeth Hunt Riceville, Tennessee Ednciitiou Lewis Young Keith Etowah, Tennessee Captain Football, 35; Basketball, 34, ' 35 ; Ten- nis, ' 34, ' 35; Phi Bi Chem, 34, ' 35. r ' ■ ' K T U L pi ' i I ' liii r-:r.v i]:ur. I ' Mwnuii.w m ' tmn Semior Class AsTOR L. Jenkins KnoxviHe. Tennessee Prc-Meiiical Eta Iota Tau, ' 34, ' 35; President Junior Class, ' 34 ; President Senior Class, ' 35; President Phi Bi Chem, ' 35 ; Y. M. C. Orchestra. ' 34 : Staff. Student Council. ' 34. Religious Council. ' }• ; Knifjhto-Philo. ' 35; Tennis. ' 34. A. ' 34; ' 34. Gladys McCallie Englewood, Tennessee Home Eionomic Treasurer Phi Thcta Kappa ; President Off- Campus Girls, ' 35 ; Art Club, ' 34, ' 35. DoRTHY Eleanor Nelson Oklawaha. Florida Secretarial Science Pi Nu Lambda; Knighto- Ph.lo. ' 34, ' 35; Y. W. C. A.. ' 34. ' 35; Orchestra, ' 34. Pansy Nithlrland Athens. Tennessee Education Ruth Irene Patton Epwctrth. Georgi.i English Phi Bi Chem. ' 34. ' 35 Knighto-Philo, ' 34, ' 35 Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 35 Pi Nu Lambda, ' 35 Music Club, ' 34; Y. W C. A.; Queen Esther, ' 3- ' 35. Daisy Morrison Mtirnstown, Tennessee Eiiucation President Alpha Gamma. ' 35 ; President Home Pryor, ' 34, ' 35 ; Art Club, ' 34; Glee Club, ' 34; Y. W. C. A. ; Queen Esther. ' 34. ' 35; Pan-Hellenic, ' 35; Knighti Philo, ' 34, ' 35. Carrie Carmen McDonald Clarkrange, Tennessee Home Economics Knighto-Philo, ' 33. ' 35; Y. W. C. A., ' 35 ; Queen Esther. ' 33. ' iS; Home Pryor. ' 33. ' 35 ; Art Club, ' 33; Glee Club, ' 33, ' 35. James Lewis McIntyre Guntersville, Alabama Chemisti Football, ' 34, ' 35; Presi- dent Phi Pi Delta, ' 35 ; Phi Bi Chem, ' 34; Tennis, ' 54; Vice-President Pan- Hellenic, ' 35 ; Student Council, ' 55; Sappho- Athenian, ' 34, ' 35. Elizabtth Marie 0 ien Athens. Tennessee Secretarial Science Pi Nu Lambda, ' 35 ; Glee Club. ' 35. James Howell Pruett Boaz, Alabama Pre-MeJical President Eta Iota Tau. ' 35 ; Knighto-Philo. ' 35 ; Phi Bi Chem. ' 35; Y. M. C. A.. ' 35. N O T U L iiiniiiiiiiii ' iiiim ii! ' iiuniiiini!i H!tni ' [iii!i ' ' ' r ' i nni nini iiiiirfH Senior Class LuciLE Privett Ccdartown, Georgia Education Y. W. C. A.. ■«, ■ ' i; Quctn Esther, ' i ; Home Pryor Club, ' i4, ' iV Chorus. ■-■, ' , ; KniKhto- Philo. ' Vl, ■ .. Richard Marion Robk Athens, Tennessee Cbcnihiry President Phi T li c t Kapp.i, ' i ' ' ; Staff, ' 34 ■j ' i ; Orchestra, ' 34 : Ten nis, ' .34, ■3 ' ; Y. M. C A. ; Knighto-Philo, ' 34 •i-i: nta Iota Tau, ' 34 ■?V Phi B[ Chem. ' 34 Margaret Roberts Riieville. Tennessee Education Chorus. -34, -iS; Presi dent McMuin Club. ' 35. robirt coliman Robertson Sevicrville, Tennessee Social Science Carnival King, ' 35 ; Sap- pho-Athenian, 34, ' 3 ' ), President, 34 ; President Seviervillc ■ Cocke County Club. •3V Elizabeth C. Spahr Athens. Tennessee Miitbcnititicf: Phi Theta Kappa. ' 34. ■35 ; Sigma Iota Chi. ' 34. ' 3 ' ; Orchestra, ' 34 ; Glee Club. ' 34 ; Y. W. C. A. ; Knighto-Philo, ' 34, ' } ' , ; Quintet. ' 35 ; Phi Bi Cheni, ' 34 : Secretary Junior Class, ' 34. Hfli;n Elizabeth Richards Knowille. Tennessee Education Home Pryor, ' 34, ' ' t ' S ■ Y. W. C. A. : Sappho-Athe- nian, ' 34, ' 3 1 ; Sigma Tau Sigma, ' 34, ' 35 ; Queen Esther, ' 34, ' 35 : Ritter Council. ' 35. Edith Elsie Robbins Chattanooga. Tennessee Education Sigma Iota Chi, ' 34. ' 35 ; Home Pryor. ' 34. ' !5; Knighto-Philo. ' 34. ' 35; Y. W. C. A.. ' 34. ' 35; Phi Bi Chem, ' 34, ' 35. Reba Runyon Athens, Tennessee Se -rctarial Science Sti der t Council, ' 34, ' 35 ; Vie c - President Student Co Line 1, ' 35; Sigma Iota Lh ' 34, ' 35 ; School Fia ni.s ' 35; Girls ' Ch ru . ' 35 ; Glee Club. ' 34 ' 35 ; Sappho-Athe- ma n. 34. ' 35. Gvcendolyn Sue Robertson Sevi .-rviUe. Tennessee Dramatics Vice-President Senior Class. ' 35 ; Carnival Queen. ' 35; Staff, ' 34; President Sappho - Athe- nian, ' 35 ; President Dra- matic Club, ' 35; Queen Esther, ' 34, ' 35; Y, W. C. A. ; Basketball, ' 34, ' 35; M.ay Queen, ' 35; Cheerleader, ' 35; Home Pryor, ' 34, ' 35; Debate, ' 34. Annabel .Iane Spangle Pompano, Florida Spanish Student Council. ' 34, ' 45 ; Salutatorian ; Glee Club. ' 34, ' 35 ; Y. W. C. A. ; President Queen Esther. ' 35; Dramatic. ' 34. ' 35; President Knighto-Philo. ' 34. ' 35 ; Staff. ' 34. ' 35 ; Alpha Gamma. ' 34. ' 35 ; Quintet, ' 35 ; President Religious Council, ' 35; ■Winner ' Wm. Rule Essay Contest. ' 35 . Phi Theta Kappa. ' 34. ' 45. T ' : T U Mr: ii .i ' i i n i n iiumnii ! ,m ' h i i !! ! ininiiiimiiiMir ' n iiini ' Miiiii iimr Senior Class Anna Elizabeth Todd Clarkrange, Tennessee Mell Emert Trotter Domestic Science Education Knighto-Philo, ■32. -35; Y. W. C. A.; Queen Esther ; Art Club ; Glee Club. ■ ' ,2. ' 35; Home Pryor, ' 32. ' 35. Sappho - Athenian, ' 34 ■3 ' i; Phi Bi Chcm. ' 34 Football. ' 33; Presiden Student Body. ' 3-; ; Girls Basketball Co.uh. ' S ' i. Geraldine Anne Thompson Morristown. Tennessee Eilucdtion Glee Club. ' 4. ' ' ,• ; Art Club, ' 34. ' 3 ; Alpha Gamma. ' 34. ' 3 ' -: Home Pryor. ' 34. ' 3 ' i ; Phi Bi Chcm, Vice - President, ' 3 ' ) ; Queen Esther. ' 34. ■3 ' ; Y. W. C. A., ' 34. ' 3 ' ) : Dramatic Club. ' 34. ' 35; Knighto-Philo. ' 34, ' 35, Helen M. Valentine Chattanooga, Tennessee Home Economics Sigma Iota Chi, ' 34. ' 35 ; Home Pryor. ' 34. ' 35 : Y. W. C. A., ' 34. ' 35; Knighto-Philo. ' 34. ' 35 ; Phi Bi Chem, ' 35 : Glee Club, ' 34, ' 35 ; Music- Club. ' 34; Art Club, ' 34, ' 35 ; Special Chorus, ' 35. Jeanette 3C ' ickham Eau Gallic, Florida Eititcation Glee Club, ' 34. ' 35; Trio. ■34, ' 35 ; Miss Senior, ' 35 ; President Knighto-Philo. ' 35 ; Student Council. ' 5 ; Y. -W. C. A,; Alpha Gamma, ' 34, ' 35 ; Queen Esther. ' 34; Staff, ' 54, ' 35; Art Club, ' 34, ' 35. Millicent Woheford Erwin. Tennessee Education President Sigma lota Chi, ■35 ; Basketball, ' 34, ' 35 ; Sappho - Athenian, ' 34, ' 35; Y, -W. C. A., ' 34, •35; Home Pryor Club. ' 5; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil. ' 35. Ernest McKinley Tramel Libe rty. Tennessee President Y. M. C. A., ■35 ; Debate, ' 35 ; Glee Club, ' 34; Gospel Team Knighto-Philo, ' 54 P. K. Club, ■35 Virginia Verle Vassev Cleveland, Tennessee Education President Chorus Club Dramatic Club, ' 35. V W. C. A. ; Sappho-Athe man. ' 35 ; Art Club. ' 55 Queen Esther. ' 35 ; Ritter Council; Quintet, Hall ' 35. Geneva Whitaker Calhoun. Tennessee Basketball, ' 54. ' 35. Cap- tain, ' 54; Winner Wm. Rule Essay Contest, ' 34; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Council. ' 55; Staff. ' 55. Margaret Hoback Athens, Tennessee Education Sigma Iota Chi, ' 34, ' 55 ; Y. W. C. A. ; Glee Club, ' 54; Orchestra. ' 54. Florence A. Yoast Ocean Grove. New Jersey English Phi Bi Chem, ' 35 ; Glee Club. ' 35; Y. W. C. A.. ■55 ; Knighto-Philo. ' 35 ; Ritter Council. ' 35 ; Chorus. ' 55. N O C T U L ii iii«inmniiniin T i i,i! ii i; ii! ' i i ' : ' ! i: ; I ' u iii mi i ' in mum in m niiiiii ■ in!)ii.-:j:: ' ;::.:ir iri! ' ! ' .mm. !.TT- Jiamior Class F;iv Kr; — V.ihcr Abel. Lina Abcrnathy, R. C. Anderson, LoUta Alley, Fr.inkic Baylcss, Kyie Bceler, Frances Beacock, Sam Bates S ( ( ( Row — Dixie Bishop, Harry Brown, Grace Burdcshaw, Francis B:iylcss, Pit itloif; Ciracc Carter, Edgar Collins, F,lizabeth Cass, Irene Corrcll TbnJ Rou—NcU Chance. Marian Cochran, Paul DeLaney, Vicc-Pusulii! ; Hdna Drake. Lorenc Duck- worth, Katherine Fancher, Kenneth Farmer, James Gantt Fourth Roii ' — Nell Griffith, Louie Blackwell. Donna Todd, Dave Garrison. F.d Graves. Hoyle Ham- bright, Annie L. Heiskell, Charles Henry Fifth Roii VixJcX Higgs, Kenneth Higgins. Ruth Hoback, Ozell Huff, Beatrice Hurlbcrt. H. E. M. Johnson. Jr.. Gertrude Karavanioff. Jesse Kinser, Electa LaFollette : O C T U L ' ' ' ' } ' i u I ' • ' ■ [ :! :w v vin;un ! ' M i;n nmn! ii mwimii ni iiimnnii  iHi!!ii!iM ii!!Fi ' i ' vjiiiitPirtwTTPT Jiueior Class Fhsf R nr — RIkm Lillard. Virginia McCav, Warren McGhcc, Joyce McGrath, Dorothy McKamy, Charles McNabb, Grace McMahan, Fred Miller Si-conJ Roit — Dorctthy Morrison, Margie Moser, Rose Millard, Alma Millsaps, Fli .ibcth Robinson, Carson Turner, Isobcl Moore, Winston Northcutt ThiiJ Roil— Kli abetb Oliver, Elizabeth Parris, W. W. Perry, Eula Perkins, Dave Perkirison, Ann Perkinson, Opal Puett, Elmer Raper Fo:afh Ron— Ellamac Russell, Lester Reynolds, Julia Sellers, Albert Sivils, Jessie Sherlin, Ora Shultx, Ann Shgh, Rutlianna Stratton, Evelvn Smith Fifth Ron— Vera Strunk, J. D. Stewart, Rhoda Jane Stafford, Adra Stott. Ruth Tallent, Mabel Thompson, Cecil Thornton, Helen Lockmiller, Maxine Ziegler imm I!! ! ' n ' iiiiiv ij himih ht ' T U L KeligioMS Cowncil Annabel Spangle President Helen Donaldson Vice-President Ernest Tkamel Secretary • The Religious Council is composed of the presidents and selected representatives from each relij;ious organization on the campus. • To aid tlie religious organizations in rendering useful Christian service upon the campus and in the church is the purpose of this council. It is also helpful in developing and shaping campus opinion on religious matters. • The college lias been represented at various state religious conferences by members of the council, and through the exchange of practical ideas, it has rendered a valuable service. • This year the council has brought nationally-known speakers, such as Mr. Kirkpatrick, Jim Hard- wick, and Mr. Broyles, to our campus and has sponsored monthly programs at the local church. • The final Sunday night of the school year is in charge of the council. At this time there is a guest speaker and new officers are installed during a candlelight service. f StiKdeint Coiuiracil Fnsf Roir— Mcll Trotter, PrcuJcii ; Kcba Runyoii. Jeancttc Wickham, Annabel Spangle, Ann Siigh Sccoini Roif — James Mclntyre, Malcolm Allen, Karl Boyd, Walter Abel, Francis liaylcss, Astor Jenkins The Student Council is the executive agent of the student body. The purpo e of this organiza- tion is to promote a liigli sense of personal honor; to bring about a nune sympathetic cooperation between students and the administration; to institute a mure highly democratic system of govern- ment; and t(i mibuc an etfective and wholesome development of student relationships. The council is composed of the student body officers, elected annually, the editor of the Nocatula, representatives from the junior and senior classes, and presidents of the major college organizations. 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Douglass, Sjyon or; Frances Forrester, Secretury; Gladys McCallie, Treasurer Second Row — Karl Boyd, Annabel Spangle, Catherine Collins, Jeanette W ' ickliani, IHizabeth Spahr A T L A nzmnnmEZ o c T U ; M iiii n ' nm i . ' .iMin i nr.i ! m ii : i M. i!r ' ' !!ii:ii ninimii! in inFiuiiiii ii!uriiiiii!i ' ' iii ' ii i n ii i i v i ii! ni i n n :nn: j . ' ! hh ;iii!i nirr T U L ii[(inia!ipniriimniri:En::i!i:ii :!!Fii nnnmin I ' l wrniw wnjuKrnww n-ii i;n;!i;r]M :;n ' :i! ' i: ;.;.:: n u:::: -. Noel T. Swiney Co-OiM ' Rube McCray Ou,cb c ' - . vw :! ' . Lewis Y. Keith Co-Captaiii Coach Rube McCray ' s Tennessee Wesleyan Bulldogs maintained the notable record in 1935 that had been set up by the McCray men in rectnt years. The Bulld()i;s met some of the strongest teams in the South and sailed through seven ganu ' s of a nine-game schedule, winning their third consecutive junior college title in the Southeastern Conference. Starting the season with a green, but willing, hue and a nice aggregation of ball-totcrs, the McCray men began the season ' s activities by defeating their arch-nv.iK. the highlv-touted M.iryville Mii hlanders, in the last minute of play by a score of 14-1 . This accomplishment did much toward strengthening the nn.rale ot the team, and the boys proceeded to wade into the best of the Conference teams with tiiucIi gusto. The X ' esleyanites were defeated only by Scwanee and Middle Georgia. % Much of the credit for such a successful season goes to Co-Captains Swiney and Keith. Both played dependable games and were always in the thick of the fray. The work of Big Ren Parsley in the center of the line was alwa s a big asset and often proved the margin of victory against heavier elevens. Chili Chaftin, passer de luxe, had i good year as skipper of the backfield, and iiis quarter- backing was beyond criticism. Chaffin ' s passing accounted for many of the Bulldog tallies .iiid did much toward keeping the locals in the ball game. The entire team functioned well, and Coach McCray commends his squad on their hue work and read ' cooperation. • Red McCihee, hard-dnvmg fullback, and Ben Parsley, mainstay of the line, were chosen at the annual banquet to act as co-captains next year. Prospects for v lnlng the tourth consecutive title in the Southeastern Junior Conference arc very bright. o c ff rM ' Mi ' ifw ■: ' ::: T ' !: ' n: ' ' T U L Wesley an Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesley an Wesleyan Wesleyan . C ' esIeyan Wes leyan Wesleyan Football Sqiuad Record Maryville Hiwassee Piedmont 14 12 - 18 (Home-Coming) 31 6 27 20 19 21 Sewanee Mars Hill Middle Georgia 26 U. C. Frosh Brevard Bclmont-Abbey Temitiis Tennessee Wesleyan made it a perfect year by taking the Conference tcnni- ■et held at Cullowhee, North Carolina. This feat gave the Bulldogs three m, tie having already won the football and basketball championships. The Wesleyan netmen defeated several strong teams and were rated the best in this section. Consisting of several individual luminaries and a crack doubles team, the local boys furnished all opponents with plenty of action. The team that was used during the major part of the season was: Robb, Keith, Delaney, A r rants, and Bobby Robertson. Robb and Keith teamed for the doubles and Delaney and Arrants made up the other twin attack. Other men who saw service on the tennis squad were Raper and Mclntyre. Among the strong teams played by Wesleyan this year were Tennessee Military Institute, Young-Harris, Union College, and Hiwassee. T U L v iv ' : - :v ' mvy ' ' [ :i [ v . [ ' ,i : - rmm in iiniMiiiin iiinniniT ' inu! n iinn :Mri!Ui n ' !i i:r :!r!iMii ' i ' H I!! ' i mmGHi SEN passttT ' ' -Wu«rwirmi •- uck rst w ' ' cmimsfmr i SACK (QOPratlilKT CEnna C0 fiP7AIN-ma rC ' .L AC. 9i MT£ i8AC Qi ' ffTSHgACf ' -•; T U L r Girls ' Basketball • The Vk ' eslcyan girls had a fairly successful season, although they won only four games of a ten-game schedule. They played a tough schedule and faced some of the strongest teams in the state. The Wesleyan lassies were led by Geneva Whitaker, scoring ace, who ran up a total of 1 1 points in ten games. The Record Tennessee Wesleyan Tennessee Wesleyan Tennessee Wesleyan Tennessee Wesleyan Tennessee Wesleyan Tennessee Wesleyan Tennessee Wesleyan Tennessee Wesleyan Tennessee Wesleyan Tennessee Wesleyan IS 40 15 Woodruff ' s 11 Lincoln Memorial 28 Hiwassee College 21 Benton Independents 13 Milligan Cleveland Flashes . Milligan . . Sweetwater Aces Lincoln Memorial Hiwassee 35 33 3 5 21 31 45 T U L r:iiiiin i!iKrB!iiiiiH H!i i[iiminii ' !iiH runiHuin v.i m im iwwiwiwwy.im ii iii;[v,;r i! ' : n ' :!nri! V !P]i!i!i:i I ' r ' iiiT ' SVE? 1 tSLEy., W Vl Queener, Weslcyan ace floor man, was elected captain next year. The Season ' s Record Tennessee Wesleyan 3 5 Tennessee Wesleyan 20 Tennessee Wesleyan 43 Tennessee Wesleyan 41 Tennessee Wesleyan 30 Tennessee Wesleyan 2 3 Tennessee Wesleyan 25 Tennessee Wesleyan 34 Tennessee Wesleyan 3 5 Tennessee Wesleyan 3 3 Tennessee Wesleyan ... 55 Tennessee Wesleyan 55 Tennessee Wesleyan 37 Tennessee Wesleyan 32 Tennessee Wesleyan 36 Tennessee Wesleyan 56 Tennessee Wesleyan 49 Tennessee Wesleyan 3 2 Tennessee Wesleyan 3 3 Tennessee Wesleyan 46 Tennessee Wesleyan 49 Tennessee Wesleyan 46 Englewood Bears University of Tennessee Woodruff ' s Lincoln Memorial University 3 Maryville College 3 3 Cumberland 3 2 Transylvania 27 Eastern Kentucky 37 PikeviUe 30 University of Chattanooga 3 8 28 Cumberland Newport Legionnaires Mars Hill PikeviUe Maryville College Mars Hill Big Four Cleaners University of Chattanooga Lincoln Memorial University Ford V-8 ' s Hiwassee Hiwassee 21 29 19 35 39 42 35 TOURNAMENT Tennessee Wesleyan 47 Tennessee Wesleyan 57 Tennessee Wesleyan 46 Cumberland College 32 Hiwassee College 19 PikeviUe College 31 fK czTjiitoa zaJ2li± iH?JE5E52S2S5S2S2SaS2SHSHSZSH5252S2SJEHSHES2SESHSHSESHSE52S25H5ES2SHSHSHSZSE52SH5HSH25E5SS2SHSiSZSH5BS2SeSJ52SHSHSSSHS K ATHENS INSURANCE J. 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