Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1942 volume:

EX LIBRIS We the p zoypJU ojj tke VnUed Stated, . 21105 BETTY BURGNER EDITOR JOHN MURPHY BUS. M G R. S. C. E V I N S SPONSOR PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF TENNESSEE WESLEYAN COLLEGE. ATHENS. TENN. NDCflTULfl ' WERNER- PFEIFFER LIBRARY TENflESSEE WESLEYAN COLLEGE ATHENS, TElMNESSEE FOREWORD FORWARD MARCH! The theme that almost entirely dominated our thoughts during this year. Our own AMERI- CAN WAY — our football, ice cream, silk hose, pop-corn, bob- bie pins and Coca Colas being brought to our attention too evidently when we had to learn to survive without. But that wasn ' t much in our land of Freedom, not to us who had the privilege of attending college and selecting a vocation which would promote individually as well as a whole. In the succeeding pages may you be reminded of the days when our liberty and equality was challenged. As we re- gretted Johnny ' s leaving, yet highly praised his accomplish- ments for this good ole ' U. S. A.; as we regretted the interrup- tion, but were more than willing to stand for what we believe is right, so as you consider this account of our days together, may the prayer, which has become so prevalent in our thinking, be always in your heart and constantly before you — God Bless America! DEDICATION TO PROFESSOR S. C. EVINS, the Senior Class makes this dedication with no reservations, for it has been well earned in the services he has rendered to each of us. When our sky looked cloudy, he could always bring a ray of sunshine, showing a purpose behind any action we couldn ' t understand. He has dedicated himself to the task of instilling in in- quiring students a love for the finer in literature, an analytical mind, and an appreciation of the creative arts; and although his sometimes inquisitive nature made us shake in our shoes, this martyr of learning, never failed in his wit and humor to remain a distinct individual. He stands as a symbol of achievement in the realm of books, at all times sincere and genuine in his opinion, and in our thinking he will remain a master craftsman of the classroom. OUR PRESIDENT THE HAND OF WELCOME AND FAREWELL .... President James L. Robb stands at the door of the Administration Building, as he has many times stood, to welcome those who come here and to say goodbye to those who go. Each September a new class enters; each June an old class leaves, and the door is forever a symbol of a new life — a new life for all who come, a new life for all who go. Miss Betly Brient Mrs. EUzabeth Brubaker Mrs. A. B. Collms Mrs. John R. Davis C O Dou l s B S A.B.; A. M. Assistant Superintendent B. A. B. A.; m- ■ • Commercial Religion Bitter Hall Methods and Laboratory Education School Mrs. Louise Eblen Secretary Alden C. Eddy Field Representative Business Manager S. Carroll Evins B. A.; M. A. English Ethel M. French Mrs. Martha B. Hale Nurse, Rilter Hall Art Students League, New York City Miss Marigold Hall J. B. Robb Fred Hutsell B. M. additional Graduaie Business Manager A. B. study Athletics Organ and Piano Mrs. Bessie Hunlsinger Fannye Mackey Superintendent, A. B., B. S. in L. S. Bennett Hall Librarian THE T.W.C. Pres., James L. Robb B. A.; M. A. C«!; One of those times — at the first of the month — when you ' re always welcome at the Business Office — if you have a check. Mrs. Eda Selby Melear Frances Cullen Moffitt A. B., A. M. Mus. B. Modern Languages Piano Claryse D. Myers A. B. Library Asst. Mr. A. H. Myers Ph. B., A. M., B. D. Religion and English Miss Ann Nowell A. B., M. A. Speech, Physical Education John W. Overbey B. S., M. B. A. Commerce, Business Administration Andrew J. Peters Ph. B., B. A., M. A. Social Science Mrs. Mary Pope Acting Bursar Miss Ethyl Pryor B. S. Home Economics Miser R. Richmond B. A., M. S. Biology Mrs. Esta Vestal Mrs. Emmy Land Wolif Mr. Werner Wolff G. A. Yates Supervisor Private Study Leipseig Conservatory A. B.. A. M. Petty-Manker Dining Hall Voice Music Mathematics, Social Science Mrs. Tennye Yeorwood Supervisor Petty-Manker Hall FAC ULTY Dean M. F. Stubbs A. B., M. S., Ph. D. Chemistry, Physics Where were you the night of January 16th? — Dean wants to knovr — just for the records, of course. ITV «iV4|. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1 President Herbert Chance . Hagen, Virginia Eta Iota Tau, ' 41, President, ' 42; Christian Service Club, ' 41- ' 42; International Relations: Nocatula Staff, ' 42; Y. M. C. A.; Student Council, ' 42; President of Senior Class, ' 42. Vice-President Margaret Ramsey, Rock-wood, Tenn. Home Economics Club, ' 41- ' 42; Christian Service Club, ' 41- ' 42; Y. W. C. A.; Debate Club, ' 41; Nocatula Staff, ' 42; Religious Council, ' 42; Women ' s Council, ' 42; Queen Esthers, ' 42; President ' 42. Representative, Kathleen Harper, Copperhill, Tenn. Nocatula Staff, ' 42; Interadtional Relations Club, ■41- ' 42; Y. W. C. A.; Secretary of Student Council, ' 42; Queen Esthers, ' 41- ' 42; Art Club, ' 42; Sigma Iota Chi, ' 41- ' 42; Basketball, ' 42; Drill Squad, ' 42; May Day, ' 41; Princess, ' 42. Representative, Jack Cochran, Athens, Tennessee Phi Pi Delta, ' 41 - ' 42 Qff Campus Boys, ' 41 - ' 42; Student Council, ' 42; Interadtional Relations Club. SE] IOR CLASS Paul Adams .... Mountain City, Tennessee Phi Pi Delta. ' 41, Secretary and Treasurer, ' 42; Y. M. C. A.; International Relations; Literary So- ciety, ' 41. Reba Isabell Barnett .... Englewood, Tenn. Off Campus Club, ' 41- ' 42; International Relationship; Y. W. C. A. [ i - Mary Lou Beck .... Harriman, Tennessee Sigma Tau Sigma, ' 41- ' 42; Y. W. C. A., ' 41; Vice- President, ' 42; Literary Society, ' 41; Christian Serv- ice, ' 41- ' 42; Queen Esthers, ' 41- ' 42; Twesco Players, ' 41; Home Economics, ' 42. Evelyn Bowers .... Greeneville, Tennessee Sigma Iota Chi; Y. W. C. A.; Cheer Leader, ' 41- ' 42; International Relations; Queen Esthers, ' 4I- ' 42; Speech Chorus, ' 42 Most Popular Girl, ' 42. Aletha Bunch Coalfield, Tennessee Phi Theta Kappa, ' 41; Alpha Gamma, ' 41- ' 42; Christian Service Club, ■41- ' 42; Y. W. C. A.; In- ternational Relations; Queen Esthers, ' 41 - ' 42; Art Club, ' 42. Florence Bunch Coalfield, Tennessee Phila Lethian, ' 41- ' 42; Home Economics, ' 4I- ' 42; Christian Service Club, ' 4I- ' 42; Y. W. C. A.; Queen Esther Circle, ' 41- ' 42; International Relations. Betty Burgner .... Chattanooga, Tennessee Chorus, ' 41- ' 42; Delta Psi Qmega, ' 41- ' 42; Phi Rho Pi, ' 41- ' 42; Student Council, ' 41- ' 42; Drill Team, ' 42; Christian Service Club, 41; Y. W. C. A. Interna- tional Relations; Alpha Gammd, ' 4I- ' 42; Queen Esthers, ' 41- ' 42; Nocatula, ' 41, Editor, ' 42; Literary Society, ' 41; May Day, ' 41, Princess, ' 42. William Burn Niota, Tennessee Phi Rho Pi, 41- ' 42; Eta Iota Tau, ' 41- ' 42; Off Cam- pus, ' 41- ' 42; Internation,al Relations; Y. M. C. A.; Debate Team, ' 41- ' 42; Band, ' 41- ' 42; Literary So- ciety, ' 41. Stanley Burrell Hastings, Florida Petty Council, ' 42; President Y. M. C. A., ' 42; Presi- dent Religious Council, ' 42; Student Council, ' 42; Nocatula Staff, ' 42; Eta Tau, ' 4I- ' 42; Phi Theta Kappa, ' 41, Vice-President, ' 42; Delta ' Psi Omega, ' 41- ' 42; Twesco Players, ' 41; Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class; International Relations; Student Publicity Director of T. W. C. ■Virginia Butt Abington, Virginia Alpha Gamma, ' 42; International Relationship; Queen Esthers, ' 41- ' 42; Christian Service Club, ' 41- ' 42; Y. ' W. C. A. h , Carroll Cartwright .... Cleveland, Tennessee Eta Iota Tau; Y. M. C. A.; Christian Service Club; Basketball; Inlernational Relations Club; Literary Society; Campus Painter. Wallace Clendenen .... Knoxville, Tennessee Eta Iota Tau Fraternity, Secretary and Treasurer, ' 42; Phi Rho Pi; Delta Psi Omega; Y. M. C. A., Cha ' plain, ' 42; Christian Service Club; Cheer Lead- er, ' 42. Mary Hannah Crass . . . Harriraan, Tennessee Literary Society, ' 41; Alpha Gamma Sorority, ' 41- ' 42; President; Queen Esthers, ' 41- ' 42; Christian Service Club, ' 41- ' 42; Y. W. C. A., ' 41- ' 42; Drill Squad, ' 41- ' 42. Hortense Dailey Sevierville, Tennessee Alpha Gamma Sorority; Phi Thetd Kappa; Y. W. C. A., Queen Esthers; Drill Squad. David Dake Athens, Tennessee Phi Pi Delta, ' 4I- ' 42; Bank, ' 41- ' 42; Delta Psi Omega, ' 42; Off Campus Boys, ' 41- ' 42; Twesco Players, ' 41- ' 42; International Relations Club, ' 41- ' 42; Chorus, ' 41. Dorothy Davis . . . . . Copperhill, Tennessee Home Economics Club, ' 41- ' 42; Queen Esthers, ' 41- ' 42; Y. W. C. A., ' 4I- ' 42; Christian Service Club; Phila Lethian Society, ' 41- ' 42; International Rela- tions Club, ' 41; Literary Society, ' 41. Frances Davis .... Pigeon Forge, Tennessee Queen Esthers; Chorus, ' 41- ' 42; Speech Chorus; Li- brary Staff, ' 41- ' 42; Y. W. C. A. Zula Davis Smithville, Tennessee Queen Esthers, ' 41- ' 42; International Relations, ' 41- ' 42; Literary Society, ' 41; Music Club, ' 41- ' 42; Art, ' 42; Sigma Tau Sigma, ' 41, Secretary and Treasurer, ' 42; Y, W. C. A., ' 41- ' 42. Betty Dew Knoxville, Tennessee Alpha Gamma, ' 41- ' 42, Vice-President, 42; Christian Service Club, ' 41, Vice-President, ' 42; Y. W. C. A., ' 41- ' 42; Religious Council, ' 42; Secretary; Queen Esthers, ' 41- ' 42; Drill Squad, ' 42. Elizabeth Douglass .... Athens, Tennessee President Music Club, ' 42; President, Chorus; Treas- urer of Phi Theta Kappa, ' 42; Off Campus Girls. O F 19 4 2 SEIVIOR CLASS Nancy Dunlap Phila Lethian Society; Off Campus; Y W. C. A. Gladys Emery Athens, Tennessee Pi Nu Lambda Sorority, ' 41- ' 42; Y. W. C. A., ' 41- ' 42. Clara Engert Oakdale, Tennessee Phila Lethian; Home Ec. Club; Christian Service Club, ' 41; Art Club, ' 42; International Relations Club, ' 41- ' 42; Queen Esthers ' 41-42. Marianna Fannon .... Greeneville, Tennessee Sigma Tau Sigma Sorority, ' 42; International Rela- tions Club, President; Literary Society, ' 41; Chorus, ' 41; Music Club, ' 42; Band, ' 42; Nocatula Staff, ' 41- ' 42; Y. W. C. A.; Queen Esthers; Twesco Players, ' 41; Home Ec. Club; Christian Service Club; Library Staff. Carol Frye Etowah, Tennessee Pi Nu Lambdd Sorority, ' 41- ' 42 International Relations Club; Off Campus Girls; Y. W. C. A.; Art Club. Hazel Galyon Sv eetwater, Tennessee Sigma Iota Chi Sorority, ' 41-42; International Relations Club; Queen Esthers; Christian Service Club; Y. W. C. A. Marvin Bishop Gass Athens, Tennessee Helen Jean George .... LaFoUette, Tennessee Pi Nu Lambda ' Sorority, ' 41- ' 42; International Rela- tions Club, ' 41- ' 42; Christian Service Club, ' 41- ' 42; Queen Esthers, ' 41- ' 42; Y. W. C. A. Paschal Grindslafl . . . Mountain City, Tennessee Literary Society, ' 41- ' 42; Phi Pi Delta, ' 41- ' 42; Interna- tional Relations Club, ' 41- ' 42; Christian Service Club, ' 41; May Day, ' 42. Phyllis Grubb Big Springs, Tennessee Literary Society, ' 41- ' 42; Off Campus Girls, ' 41- ' 42; Y. W. C. A. Rachel Gunn Shelbyville, Tennessee Sigma Iota Chi, ' 41, Treasurer, ' 42; Music Club, ' 41; International Relationship; Y. W. C. A.; Secretary of Women ' s Council, ' 42; Twesco Players, ' 41; Literary Society, ' 41; Nocalula Staff, ' 41- ' 42; Assistant Editor, ' 42; Secretary-Treasurer of Class, ' 41. Frances Hamby Pikeville, Tennessee Alpha Gamma, ' 41; Secretary, ' 42; International Re- lations; Queen Esther Circle, ' 41- ' 42; Art Club, ' 42; Drill Team, ' Vice-President, ' 42; Y. W. C. A.; May Day, ' 41, Attendant, ' 42. Mildred Hampton Etowah, Tennessee Sigma Ta ' u Sigma, ' 41; President, ' 42; Phi Theta Kap- pa, ' 41; Secretary, ' 42; Christian Service, ' 41; Secre- tary, ' 42; Y. W. C. A.; Queen Esther Circle; Home Ec- onomics Club, ' 42 Chorus, ' 41; International Relations; Literary Society, ' 41. Mary Hellerstedt Isabella, Tennessee Sigma Iota Chi, ' 41- ' 42; Delta Psi Omega, ' 41, Presi- dent, ' 42; Phi Thetd Kappa, ' 41; President Fall Quar- ter, ' 42; Music Club, ' 41- ' 42; Nocalula Staff, ' 42; Dramatic Club, ' 41; Y. W. C. A.; Student Council, ' 42; Christian Service Club, ' 41. Maiie Henry Cosby, Tennessee Pi Nu Lambda, ' 41- ' 42; Y. W. C. A.; International Re- lationship; Queen Esthers; Library Staff, ' 41- ' 42. D. L. Hutson Jacksboro, Tennessee Eta lotd Tau, ' 41- ' 42; Y. M. C. A.; Petty-Manker Hall Council, Vice-President; Literary Society, ' 41- ' 42; Ten- nis, ' 41. Blanch Ingraham Kingsport, Tennessee Chorus, ' 41-42; Music Club, ' 41; International Rela- tions; Alpha Gamma, ' 41- ' 42; Nocatula Staff, ' 42. Sara K. Jenkins Sevierville, Tennessee Phild Lethians, ' 41- ' 42; Y. W. C. A.; Christian Serv- ice Club, ' 41- ' 42; Queen Esther Circle; Home Eco- nomics Club, ' 42; Chorus, ' 42. Phyllis Jensen Homestead, Florida Y. W. C. A.; International Relationship. Reba Johnson Kingston, Tennessee Christian Service, ' 41- ' 42; Y. W. C. A.; Art Club, ' 42; Home Economics, ' 41- ' 42; Phila Lethians, ' 41- ' 42; Queen Esthers International Relations. O F 19 4 2 S E x I O R CLASS Mossie Jones Hairimon, Tennessee Mary Ruth Lane Morristown, Tennessee Phi Theta Kappa, ' 41- ' 42; Nocatula Staff, ' 42; Sigma Iota Chi, ■41-42. William Legg Ten Mile, Tennessee Clayteen Lewis Athens. Tennessee Off Campus, ' 41; Secretary-Treastirer, ' 42; Eta Iota Tau, ' 4I- ' 42; Phi Theta Kappa, ' 41, President, ' 42; Literary Society, ' 41. Violet Lindsay Newport, Tennessee Y. W. C. A.; Pi Nu Lambdas, ' 41, Vice-President, ' 42; Art Club, ' 41- ' 42; Queen Esther; Interna tional Rela- tionship. Gwendolyn Maples Loudon, Tennessee Alpha Gamma, ■4I- ' 42; Art Club, ' 41, President, ' 42; Y. W. C. A.; Chorus, ' 41- ' 42; Bitter Trio; Christian Service Club, ' 41- ' 42. Marjorie McPherson . . . Sevienrille, Tennessee Queen Esthers; International Relationship; Sigma Iota Chi, ' 42. Rhea McPherson Sevierville, Tennessee S;5 .i ;;:a Chi, ' 42; Queen Esther; Chorus, ' 42; In- ternational Relationship; Y. W. C. A.; Drill Team, ' 42; Speech Choir. Joy Morgan Etowah, Tennessee Electa Moore Dondridge, Tetmessee Pi Nu Lambda, ' 42; Internationa! Relations; Y. W. C. A.; Queen Esther; Home Economics, 42; Art Qub, ' 42; Christian Service Club, ' 42. Margaret Moore Bulls Gap, Tennassse Sigma ' Iota Chi, ' 41, President, ' 42; International Re- lationship; Queen Esther; Music Club, ' 41, Secretary, ' 42; Y. W. C. A.; Christian Service Club, ' 41- ' 42; Literary Society, 41 May Day, ' 41- ' 42. John B. Murphy .... Mountain City, Tennessee Phi Pi Delta, ' 41- ' 42; Nocatula, ' 41, Business Man- ager, ' 42. Ralph Nelson Saltville, Virginia W Club, ' 41- ' 42; All-Campus Softball Team; Phi Pi Delta, ' 41, Bouncer, ' 42; International Relations; Y. M. C. A.; Football, ' 41- ' 42; Basketball, ' 41- ' 42; Tennis, ' 42 Nocatula, ' 42; Literary Society, ' 41. Tom Raulston .... South Pittsburg, Tennessee Phi Rho Pi, President, ' 41 - ' 42; Deha Psi Omega, ' 41- ' 42; Christian Service, ' 41- ' 42; Literary Society, ' 41; Y. M. C. A., Vice-President, ' 42; Twesco Players, ' 41; International Relations. Pauline Reneger Athens, Tennessee Alpha Gamma, ' 41- ' 42; Phi Theta Kappa, ' 42; Off Campus, ' 41- ' 42; Y. W. C. A. Jewel Rice Ocoee, Tennessee Queen Esthers; Literary Society, ' 41; Y. W. C. A.; Home Economics. Kathryn Rice Ocoee, Tennessee Y. W. C. A.; Queen Esther; International Relation- ship; Home Economics; Chorus, ' 42. Eula Roderick Athens, Tennessee Off Campus, ' 41- ' 42; Y. W. C. A.; International Re- lationship. Pat Sharp LaFollette, Tennessee Boy Scout Worker, ' 42; Football Captain, ' 42; Basket- ball Captain, ' 42; Phi Pi Delta, ' 41, President, ' 42; Petty Manker Hall Council President, ' 42; Y .M. C. A.; W Club, ' 41- ' 42; May Day, ' 42, Prince. Kenneth Shoemaker Athens, Tennessee Student Council, ' 41- ' 42; President of Student Body, ' 42; Phi Pi Delta, ' 41; Vice-President, ' 42; Council of Campus Organizations; Personnel Council; Y M C. A. O F 19 4 2 SEIVIOR CLASS Jimmy Hope Slack .... Sweetwater, Tennessee Sigma lota Chi, ' 41- ' 42 Y. W. C. A.; Art Club, ' 42; Music Club, ' 41- ' 42: International Relations. Helen Taylor Copperhill, Tennessee Phila Lethian, ' 41, President, ' 42; Christian Service, ' 41- ' 42; Chorus, ' 42; Y. W. C. A.; Queen Esthers; International Relationship; Home Economics, Treas- urer, ' 41. Jack Thames Mountain City, Tennessee Football, ' 41; Alternate Captain of Basketball, ' 42; W Club, ' 41- ' 42; Petty Manker Hall Council; Y. M. C. A.; Girl ' s Basketball Coach; All-Campus Softball Team; May Day Representative. Hazel Tompkins Elgin, Tennessee Y. W. C. A.; Christia ' n Service, ' 41- ' 42; Phila Lethian, ' 41, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 42; Queen Esther; Home Economics, ' 41, Vice-President, ' 42; Chorus, ' 42. Helen Warwick Corryton, Tennessee Alpha Gamma S, ' 42; Y. W. C. A.; Art Club,, ' 41- ' 42; Queen Esthers; Christian Service, ' 41- ' 42; Drill Team, ' 42; Chorus, ' 41- ' 42; International Relationship. Kathleen Watson Etowah, Tennessee Pi Nu Lambda, ' 41, President, ' 42; Off Campus Wom- en, ' 41, President, ' 42; Y. W. C. A.; International Relations; Art Club; Chorus, ' 41; Tewesco Players, ' 41; Phi Theta Kappa, ' 41- ' 42. Ruth Webb Townsend, Tennessee Alpha Gamma, ' 41 - ' 42; Art Club, ' 42; Queen Esthers; Christian Service Club, ' 41- ' 42; Drill Team, ' 42; Inter- national Relationship. Jane Roach Copperhill, Tennessee International Relations Y. W. C. A.; Queen Esthers; Art Club, ' 42; Sigma Iota Chi, ' 41- ' 42; Basketball, ' 42; May Day, ' 41, Queen, ' 42. Naomi Dougherty Etowah, Tennessee Y. W. C. A., ' 41- ' 42; Literary Society, ' 41; International Relations; Phila ' Lethians, ' 41- ' 42; Christian Service, ■42; Art Club, ' 41- ' 42; Off Campus, ' 41- ' 42; Home Ec. Club, 41- ' 42. JUIVIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, George Oliphant . . , Riceville, Tennessee Phi Pi Delta; W Club; Off Campus Club; Student Council; International Relationship; President of Junior Class. Secretary, Christine Brown . . Chattanooga, Tennessee Sigma Iota Chi; Music Club; Chorus; Queen Esthers; Secretary-Treasurer of Junior Class; Y. W. C. A. Representative, Mary Jo Shipley . . Athens, Tennessee Student Council; National Defense Council; Athletic Coun- cil; Off Campus Women ' s Club; Y. W. C. A.; Sigma Iota Chi; Phi Theta ICa ' ppa; International Relationship. Representative, Joe Brake Student Council; Phi Pi Delta; Football; Fireman ' s Club. . Rocky Mount, N. C. W Club; Basketball; Alexander Amerine Bealy C. Bean F. Bean C. Barnett Ballew Boggess Boyd Broxton Caldwell Chase Click Cooke Coward Crawford Crawson Dalton Weikel Delk O. Dodson Donaldson Elmore Fisher fox Freels Gates Gerren T. Green E. Greene Hale Hite , Hooper Hutchinson Inman Jarvis M. R. Johnson Keylon Klmsey Lemley D. Lockhart I. Lockhart McMillin Montgomery A. Moore L. Moore North Ogle Oron Parks Parman Parton Patton Peels Peters Pridemore G. Ramsey- Rawlings Rector Reed Roberts Rowland Rymer JU] I©R CLASS ALLAN BUDD ALEXANDER— Phi Pi Delta; School Electrician; Y. M. C. A. J. B. ALLEN— W Club; Y. M. C. A.; Football Team. MILDRED AMERINE— Christian Service Club; Art Club; Y. W. C. A.; Sigma Tau Sigma: Chorus; International Relations, Queen Esther. CLARENCE BARNETT— Phi Pi Delta; Phi Rho Pi; Phi Theta Kappa; Off Campus Boys; Y. M. C. A. ELIZABETH BARNETT— Pi Nu Lambda; Off Campus Girls; Y. W. C. A. CHARLES BEAN— W Club; International Relations; Phi Pi Delta; Foolball Team; Y. M. C. A. FRANKIE BEAN — Art Club Home Economics Club; International Relations; Queen Esther; Y. W. C. A. FRANCES BEATY— Music Club; Sigma Iota Chi; Queen Esther Society; Y. W. C. A.; Chorus. ALFRED BENNETT— Eta Iota Tau; Band; Off Campus Boys; Y. M. C. A. GWENDOLYN BOGGESS— Sigma Iota Chi; Band; Y. W. C. A.; Off Campus Girls. JOHN HENRY BOYD, JR.- Phi Pi Delta; Off Campus Boys; Y. M. C. A. CHARLES L. BRADSHAW— W Club; Football Team; Basketball Team; Y. M. C. A. BETTY CALDWELL— Sigma Iota Chi; Queen Esther; Chorus; Y. W. C. A. GRACE CANNON— International Relations; Y. W. C. A.; Off Campus Girls. BETTY CHASE— Sigma Iota Chi; Queen Esther Circle; Y. W. C. A.; Drill Squad; International Relations. HELEN CLICK— Y. W. C. A.; Queen Esther Circle; Music Club. CAROLYN COWARD— Y. W. C. A.; Christian Service Club; Band; Chorus; Queen Esther Circle; Sigma Tau Sigma ' . MARTHA CRAWFORD— Delta Psi Omega; Y. W. C. A. CALLIE CROWSON— Christian Service Club; Queen Esther Circle; Y. W. C. A.; International Re lations; Art Club; Home Economics Club; Chorus. FLOYD DALTON— Girls Chorus; Music Club; Art Club; Home Economics Club; Y. W. C. A.; Sigma Iota Chi; Ritter Trio; Queen Esther Circle. VESTA DELK— Y. W. C. A.; Christian Service Club; Queen Esther Circle; Inter- national Relations Club; Phila Lethian Society. OLIN DODSON— Off Campus Boys; Y. M. C. A. ORVAN DODSON— W. Club; Football Team; Manager Basketball Team. HILDA DONALDSON— Basketball Team; Drill Squad; Queen Esther Circle. VIRGINIA ERNST— Delta Psi Omega; Y. W. C. A. PEGGY FISHER— Pi Nu Lambda; Y. W. C. A.; Off Campus Girls. BERYL FOX — International Relations; Y. W. C. A.; Queen Esther Circle; Art Club; Phila Lethian Society. MARGARET FREELS— Queen Esther Circle; International Relations; Y. W. C. A.; Band; Home Economics Club. TED GATES— Eta Iota Tau; Y. M. C. A.; Christian Service Club. GERALDINE GERREN— Pi Nu Lambda Sorority; Art Club; Debating Club; Queen Esther Circle; Y. W. C. A. I. ELMO GREENE— Eta Iota ' Tau; Y. M. C. A.; Nocatula Staff; International Relations Club; Off Campus Boys. MARGARET LEE HALE— International Relations Club; Music Club; Off Campus Girls; Chorus; Sigma Iota Chi. ELIZABETH RHEA HAUN— Sigma Iota Chi; Y. W. C. A.; Band; Queen Esther Circle. MARGIE LYNN HITE— Christian Service Club; Y. W. C. A.; Phila Lethian Society; International Relations Club. CATHERINE HOOPER — Pi Nu Lambda; Queen Esther Circle; International Relations •Club; Y. W. C. A. RALPH HUTCHISON— W Club; Football Team; School Photographer; Y. M. C. A. EUGENE JARVIS— Eta Iota Tau; Cheerleader; Off Campus Boys. MARY RUTH JOHNSON- Y. W. C. A.; Music Club; International Relations Club; Nocatula Staff. GEORGE JORDAN- W Club; International Relations Club; Phi Pi Delta; Football Team; Y. M. C. A. MARY JOE KEYLON— Art Club; Music Club; Chris tian Service Club; Pi Nu Lambda; Queen Esther; Y. W. C. A. DORIS LEMLY— Sigma Tau Sigma; Queen Esther Circle; Y. W. C. A. DORIS WILLEEN LOCKHART— Y. W. C, A.; Christian Service Club; Queen Esther Circle; Phila Lethian Society; International Relations Club; Art Club. JUl IOR CLASS - LUNELLE LOCKHART— Delta Psi Omega; Phila Lethian Society: Y. W. C. A.; Queen Esther Circle; Art Club; International Relations Club. WANDA McCONNELL— Phila Lethian Society; Off Campus Girls; Y. W. C. A.; International Relations Club. NEVA McMILLIN— Sigma Tau Sigma; Y. W. C. A.; Art Club; Christian Service Club; International Relations Club; Queen Esther Circle. JACK MONTGOMERY--Phi Pi Delta; Off Campus Boys; Y. M. C. A. ANN MQORE — Phila Lethians; Queen Esther Society; Phi Theta Kappa; Y. W. C. A. LOIS MOORE— Sigma lotd Chi; Queen Esther Circle; Y. W. C. A. JENNIE LEE ORAN — Y. W. C. A.; Christian Service Club; Queen Esther Circle; Library Staff; Sigma Tau Sigma; International Relations Club. MARTHA SUE PARKS— Sigma Iota Chi; Queen Esthers; Drill Squad. CLOYD PARMAN, JR. — Y. M. C. A.; International Relations Club. GRACE PARTON— Sigmd Tau Sigma; International Relations Club; Art Club; Queen Esther Circle; Library Staff. EVELYN PATTON — International Relations Club; Music Club; Queen Esther Circle; Basketball Team; Y. W. C. A.; Alpha Gamma; Chorus; Christian Service Club. NANNIE MAE PRIDEMORE— Christian Service Club; Y. W. C. A.; Art Club; Queen Esther Circle; Chorus; International Relations Club; Sigma Tau Sigma. GERTIE RAMSEY— Phila Lethian Society; Christian Service Club; Y. W. C. A.; Queen Esther Circle; International Relations Club. CALVIN RECTOR- Phi Pi Delta; W Club; Y. M. C. A.; International Relations Club. MARY JOHN REED— Sigma Iota Chi Sorority; Off Campus Girls; Y. W. C. A.; Library Staff. ALTON ROBERTS— Eta Iota Tau; Y. M. C. A.; International Relations Club. OPAL RYMER— Oueen Esther Circle; Y. W. C. A.; International Relations Club. DAUN SAMPLE— Eta Iota Tau; Delta Psi Omega; Chorus; Off Campus Boys; Twesco Players; International Relations Club. EVELYN SANSON — Christian Service Club; Queen Esther; Band; Y. W. C. A. BERNICE SCOTT — Y. W. C. A.; Christian Service Club; Queen Esther Society; Chorus; International Relations Club; Sigma Tau Sigma Sorority; Library Staff. JOE SHUGART— Phi Pi Delta; Band; Y. M. C. A.; Off Campus Boys. JAMES HAL SMITH— Phi Pi Delta; Y. M. C. A. RUTH SNEED— Art Club; Queen Esther Circle; Drill Team. DORIS SPROULE— Sigma Iota Chi; Off Campus Girls; Y. W. C. A.; International Relations Club, Secretary; Art Club. MARIE STINNETT— Alpha Gamma; Queen Esther Circle; Y. W. C. A. ADA SWANN— Chorus; International Relations Club; Y. W. C. A.; Christian Service Club; Oueen Esther Circle; Art Club; Home Economics Club. CALVIN SWANSON— Eta Iota Tdu; Y. M. C. A.; Christian Service Club. MARGUERITE THOMAS— Sigma Tau Sigma; Queen Esther; Home Economics Club; Y. W. C. A.; Christian Service Club. RAY THOMPSON- Off Campus Boys; Y. M. C. A. EVELYN WEIKEL— Sigma Iota Chi; Christian Service Club; Chorus; Queen Esther; Circle; Band; Home Economics, President; Art Club. KATHERINE WHEELER— Cheerleader; Christian Service Club; International Re- lations Club; Y. W. C. A.; Alpha Gamma; Queen Esther Circle. OLETA WILLIAMS— Y. W. C. A.; Pi Nu Lambda; Nocatula Staff; Phi Theta Kappa; Queen Esther Circle. MARY NELLE WOQDALL— International Relations Club. Sanson Shugart Sneed Scott Smith Sproule Staley Swann Stinnett Swanson M. Thomas Bradshaw Wheeler O. Williams Woodall Haun We Wo k We PLif 21105 % e Qo-oe ut OidM eloe . U D E ] T O U N The Student Council is the governing agent for the organizations on the campus, and also serves as intermediary between the students and the faculty. Seated: Burgner, Editor; Shoemaker, Student President; Hellerstedt, Student Vice-President. Standing: Cochran, Senior Representative; Joe Brake, Mary Jo Shipley, Junior Representatives; Oliphant, Junior President; Harper, Senior Repre- sentative; Chance, Senior President; Burrell, President, Y. M. — Y. W. C. A, President Vice-President Secretary OFFICERS Kenneth Shoemaker Mary Hellerstedt Kathleen Harper iERNER = PFEfFFER I IBRARY rEN ESSEEWESLEYANCOl £G£ T4Je SeA4je . . . RELIGIOrS COUNCIL Left to right; Stanley Burrell, Betty Dew, Tom Raulston, Miss Ethyl Pryor, A. H. Myers, Miss Ann Nowell, Mary Lou Beck, M. B. Gass, Margaret Ramsey. Composing the Religious Council are the student presidents of the three religious organizations on the campus, the two vice-presidents of the Y.M. — Y.W.C.A. and the faculty advisors of these organizations. It is responsible for planning the religious activities, including conferences, special speakers and services, af- filiated church memberships in the local churches, and for sending delegates representing the college to Christian conferences elsev here. These members have charge of one Sunday night meeting per month in the Trinity Church, and the final Candle Lighting Service at Commencement. This organization has brought to the campus numerous outstanding Christian leaders who have met and conferred with the students. I] TER] ATIOI AL RELATIONS CLtB Y. M. -Y. W. C. A. PHI RHO PI MUSIC CLUB i;i5 H ■ pHHHMil A. j ' 1 tv rh ____ j jiii p wiij 1 ' I w i- ■■;t| pn - -c . 1 1 • yi T ' i fc;v 1 H K H m pHMmi HOME ECOI OMICS CLUB ART CLUB m Sii i«lB Msssssssarsss: LIBRARY STAFF OFF CAMPFS GIRLS CHRISTIAN SERVICE CLUB C|UEE] ESTHERS Editor Burgner dreams of the annual tha ' t is at last a reality. THE 1942 NOCATULA A staff ready, willing, and more than capable on assignments; always on time; never having to be nagged; present at every meeting; vivacious, observant, and cooperative. That ' s an ideal group for a paper and annual, and taken as a whole — that ' s what we were, or at least we thought so. Professor Evins who proved to be the best of advisors, and with his censor- ing ability could easily rate a place in Washington. Business Manager Murphey blossoms personality plus to aid the enterprise nearest to his heart. A man in a million — that ' s Hutch — aggressive in a friendly viray and al- ways there whether needed or not. Hellerstedt, Greene, Ingraham, Chance, Johnson, Burrell, and Lane. This is a typical example of an up and coming, wide awake group of American boys and girls— on our own campus— and representative of the staff. This picture was taken right after lunch, which might ac- count for the satisfied looks. Gunn and Fannon — finally getting Harper and Roach— furnishing both down to business, or at least looking beauty and brains. jij-g jj Williams, Nelson, Lindsey and Ram- sey — the four who take lessons from Madam Sphinx on the art of being quiet. OFF CAMPUS BOYS CHORUS Gaw p44A JUijfi. Ga npyul Sce e ALPHA GAMMA The Alpha Gamma Sorority, organized in 1929, is recognized for its high standards in moral, social and scholastic aspects, each girl striving to be a representative example of the socie ty. Their Motto: Fearless virtue bringeth boundless gain. Crass Dew, I Hamby Webb Warwick Ingraham Daily Maples Bunch Renegar Burgner Wheeler Palton Butt Stinnett Stubbs OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Mary Hannah Crass Betty Dew Frances Hamby Ruth Webb Mrs. M. F. Stubbs ETA IOTA TAU The Hits are perhaps the friendliest fraternity on the campus as they strive to promote worthwhile social activities. Their members are selected on the basis of scholarship, personality and character. Chance Burrell Roberts Broxton Gass Jarvis Burn Gales Hutson Greene Lewis Yates Not pictured are: Daun Samples, Warren Rodgers, and Alford Bennett Clendenen Cartwright Swanson OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Sponsor Herbert Chance Stanley Burrell Wallace Clendenen . G. A. Yates SIGMA IOTA CHI The Beta Iota Chapter, established at Wesleyan in 1932, is one of the most outstanding sororities, and boasts the largest membership. Ballew Beaty Bowers Brown Caldwell Cooke Chase Dalton Galyon Gunn Harper Hale Haun Hellerstedt Lane L. Moore M. Moore R. McPherson M. McPherson Parks Reed Rowland Roach Shipley Sproule Slack Weikel Melear OFFICERS President Vice-President Sponsor Margaret Moore Hazel Galyon Mrs. Eda Selby Melear PHI P I DELTA Organized in 1930 by several members of the graduating class, this fraternity has since become the largest on the campus. They are noted for their flourish in social activities, and ability to set the standards. From presidents to janitors, these boys cooperate in making their group one of the most successful in the school. Sharp Richmond Thames Adams Brake Shugart Dake Bean Grindstaff Raulston 1 OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Sponsor Pat Sharp Jack Thames Paul Adams M. R. Richmond Murphey Oliphant Barnett Boyd Cochran Shoemaker Montgomery Smith Rector Nelson SIGMA TAII SIGMA This sorority, with their high standards and wide influence, have re- mained one of the most outstanding groups on the campus. They are active in all of the campus activities, and capable of hitting their mark. Rmerine Beck Davis Fannon Hampton Lemley McMillin Oran Parton Pridemore Scott Thomas Eddy OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Sponsor Mildred Hampton Mary Lou Beck Zula Davis Mrs. Alden D. Eddy PI IS U LAMBDA This sorority, formed in 1927 as the I. T. Club, was reorganized two years later in its present form. These girls have proved the success of their motto: Pluck, not Luck, and are a definite center of campus life. Watson Emery Gerren Lindsey Henry Fisher Rice George Hooper Crawson Frye E. Moore O. Williams Keylon Hall OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Sponsor Kathleen Watson Violet Lindsey Helen Jean George Marigold Hall PHILA LETHIA1 SOCIETY A Society that strives to contribute to the campus h£e, through socials and social service. It was organized in 1939 by a group of girls who did not belong to a sorority, and though quite young, has touched the lives of many girls. Taylor F. Bunch Tompkins D. Davis R. Johnson M. Ramsey Dunlap t)augherty Delk Jenkins Engerl L. Lockhart Hite A. Moore Fox G. Ramsey OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Sponsor Helen Taylor Florence Bunch Hazel Tompkins Mrs. E. A. Brubaker PHI THETA KAPPA In 1831, there was organized on our campus the Beta Chi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity for Junior Colleges. Its purpose is to encourage the highest possible scholastic attainments among college men and women. Lewis Douglass Burrell Hampton C. O. Douglass Lane Ingraham Hellerstedt Watson Dailey Renegar A. Bunch Shipley Hale A. Moore Ballew C. Barnett O. Williams Cliphant Not pictured are: Verna Fay, Allen McConkey and June Williams OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Clayteen Lewis Stanley Burrell Mildred Hampton Elizabeth Douglass C. O. Douglass DELTA PSI OMEGA Delta Psi Omega, a national honorary dramatic fraternity, is one of the leading fraternal organizations on the campus. To become eligible for mem- bership one must be outstanding in dramatics, having taken part in several of the year ' s productions. This group promotes personality, and is a gather- ing point for those who love the theater, offering opportunities to each in- dividual for the development of their talent. Burgner Burrell Clendenen Lockhart Dake Raulston HeHerstedt Nowell Not pictured are Daun Sample, and Virginia Ernst OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Sponsor Mary Hellerstedt Stanley Burrell Betty Burgner Ann Nowell TWC FOOTBALL at- irF COACH FRED HUTSELL CAPTAIN PAT SHARP wl m ox THE GRIDIRON The Bulldogs had a splendid year, considering their tough schedule and lack of material. Every man played splendid ball against supe- rior ices. Milligon College was here for our Homecom_ing game, our Wesleyon boys putting up a great fight, finally yielding to the score 9-0. For such a small team, they showed a fine spirit and detei mi- nation. L I X E - UP Pat Sharp . . . . . Tail Back Jim Brake . . . . . Block Back Joe Brake Center Ralph Nelson . Guard Spence Renfro . . . End Wallace Ketron . . . End George Earles Tackle Maurice Williams Wing Back George Jordan Center Harding Montooth . . . Tail Back Orvin Dodson Tackle Charles Bradshaw Tackle Edgar Rutherford Guard Lynwood Overby . Guard Bill North . . Wing Back Red Thomas . Full Back Earl Thompson . . Blocking Back Robert Ogle . . Tackle Nookie Rector Manager Kenneth Rawlings Center John Allen Back Ted Miller Guard f Reading left to right, Evelyn Bowers, Wallace Clendenen, Ka ' therine Wheeler, Red Jarvis, and Mary Jo Shipley. CORE a SPORTS Our cheer leaders really did a bang up job of making games more fun this year, especially when they v ere decked out in their Blue and Gold paraphernalia. They stayed on the job every minute and yelled until they vere black and blue in the face and suffering from laryngitis. Evelyn Bow- ers, their capable leader, saw to it that they had special routines for each yell, which added color and excitement for all of us. Thanks to you who did such a swell job of upholding school spirit. Reading Jeft to right: Jim Brake, Thames, Sharp, Oiiphant, Renfro; Thomas, Joe Brake, Cartwright, Rector, Dodson. back row, Bradshaw, OX THE HARDWOOD The Coachless Wonders certainly put on a show for us this year by winning 16 of their games and losing only four. They were runners-up in the Southeastern Junior College tournament at Boaz, Alabama, and two of their players were selected for the all-tournament team, this honor being bestowed upon Pat Sharp and Jack Thames. The fact of Coach Hutsell ' s leaving only stimulated the boys, as they proceeded in fine style to add more laurels to their crown. % SfLoni SJiXiii INTROD IJCING JA] E ROACH I • MILDRED HAMPTOl T W C S MlU MciA4i. a Ke4flQ Mli6. Katltlee M ' GAfie MOST BEAUTIFUL MliA, lie mlce Scott PERSONALITY WINNERS MOST RESPECTED Boasting a confident spirit and friendliness are Margaret Ramsey and M. B. Gass. MOST INDIVIDUAL Now who ' ll climb first? Jack Thames and Betty Burgner still disagreeing. MOST POPULAR Noted for their winning smiles and personality are Evelyn Bowers and Pat Sharp. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mildred Hampton and Kenneth Shoemaker discuss matters of importance. MOST ATHLETIC Winning athletic honors are Rhea McPherson and Pat Sharp. COMPLIMENTS WHEN YOU THINK OF OF PHOTOGRAPHS MILLER ' S Dept. Store ATHENS, TENNESSEE THINK OF S. H. GEORGE SONS COMPLIMENTS Students! OF BRAKEBILL ' S Delicious Hot Dogs HambuBgers Market Toasted Sandwiches at ATHENS TENNESSEE LEE WAY LUNCH COMPLIMENTS OF RIDDLES THE Bowling Alley DRUGSTORE ATHENS TENNESSEE The Rexall Store in Athens Whitman ' s, Nunnally ' s, Pangbum ' s and Martha Washington Candies COMPLIMENTS Richard Hudnut, Lucien Lelong, Len- OF theric, and Cara Nume Cosmetics. SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE Robert Fisher We Deliver PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY Southeastern Construction Company Charlotte, N. C. Builders of ... . MERNER-PFEIFFER LIBRARY AND ANNIE PFEIFFER HALL COMPLIMENTS OF A. W. 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