Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)
- Class of 1947
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OvA CAt N(rCatu£cL  rK Published by the Senior Class of TENNESSEE WE SLl tJ mkJib r  .1 - ' ' 1 — - -- 1 I0l %1 YAN COLLEGE PORTER HAWKINS Editor PHYLLIS TOOMEY Business Manager MAURICE A. PARKINSON Sponsor ' :- ' r-A ' - THIS CAMPUS OF OIRS Administration Building Ritter Home Autumn Scene Old College Building Trailer Village Merner Pfeiffer Library A MESSAGE FROM DR. R08B To each member of the Class of 1947 Tennessee Wesleyan College Dear Senior: This letter is addressed to each of you individually. It is my fervent hope that you have discovered in your two years at Tennessee Wesleyan something of the true meaning of life. You have had opportunity to do this both through the curriculum v hich you have pursued and through the campus activities and personal contacts which you have experienced. I wonder if included in the interpretation of life that you have formed are some of these conclusions: 1. That life offers genuine rewards to those who merit them. 2. That habits of thrift and sobriety are important assets. 3. That real nobility of life calls for true gentility of character. 4. That every individual needs divine aid to bring his life to full fruition. It is my hope that your life will incorporate ell of these and that you will enjoy the richness of life which these make possible. Sincerely, JAMES L. ROBB President A MESSAGE FROM THE CHAPLAIN TO THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS: Allow me to congratulate you upon the successful completion of your junior college quest. It is my hope that here you have obtained every good thing for which you have been seeking, and that you will go away with fine academic training and with a devotion for God in your hearts. All of our best wishes accompany you as you depart, and we trust that you will take Christ ' s Spirit into pardnership with you in every future under- taking. We shall be expecting you to become a leader in business, in your com- munity and in your church. We confidently await a report from your future efforts that will indicate that you are making a good living and a good life. May God ' s richest blessings accompany you. Your friend. GEORGE E. NAFF College Chaplain The Administration n T.W.C. JAMES L. ROBB President THOMAS W. WHITEHEAD Administrative Asst. to the President MISER R. RICHMOND Dean THE FACULTY STAFF Those who led us LOIS C. ARNOLD Secretary to President REV. H. N. BARKER Economics and Sociology JIM BROOKS Asst. Coach MRS ELIZABETH A. BRUBAKER Dean of Women, Supt. of Ritter Hall MRS. AGNES B. COLSTON Practice School GENEVIEVE CO WEN Music and Piano C. O. DOUGLAS Registrar, Education MARY HANNAH DUNCAN Assistant Bursar ETHEL FRENCH Nurse, Ritter Hall MARTHA B. HALE Art LEVIS H. HAMPTON Dramatics and Speech MRS. MAGDALENE HARRISON Dietitian, Ritter Hall A. J. HOUTS Voice and Chorus MRS. BESSIE HUNTZINGER Supt. Lawrence Hall FANNYE M ACKEY Librarian RUTH MILLER Typing and Shorthand MRS. CLARYSE DAVIS MYERS Assistant Librarian A. H. MYERS Religion REV. GEORGE E. NAFF Chaplain MRS. EDITH BOYD PARKINSON English MAURICE A. PARKINSON Modern Language ANDREW J. PETERS History FRED PUETT Business Law MISER R. RICHMOND Biology E. G. ROGERS Head of English Dept. EVELYN S. SELF Bursar EDGAR R. SELF Business Manager C. Q. SMITH Head of Physical Education Dept. THEIMA RUCKER STANDRIDGE Piano and Organ MARTHA JEAN STARRING Secretary to Dean MRS. NORMA MAE TALLENT Piano MARTHA L. TAYLOR Assistant Biology PATRICIA TREBLAS Physical Education J. L. UNDERWOOD Supt. of Grounds and Buildings NELL ROSE WARE Typing and Shorthand MRS. JANE CURRIER WHITEHEAD Assistant Chemistry THOMAS WILSON WHITEHEAD Chemistry, Physics MRS. HOMER N. WILLIAMS Supt. Petty Manker Dining Hall HOMER N. WILLIAMS Commerce JOSEPH C. WILSON. JR. Mechanical Drawing G. A. YATES Mathematics MRS. THEMIS H. WARE Practice School eg SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Sec.-Treas. Francis Bishop Jack Parson Student Council Rep Mary Cunningham Student Council Rep. Kenneth Brakebill SENIORS AMBURGEY, GORDON MOORE Athens. Tenn. Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity ' 47; Off Campus Club ' 47. AYERS, ALICE ANN Chattanooga, Tenn. Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority; Phi Theta Kappa ' 46, ' 47; President Y ' 47; Student Council ' 47; Fellowship Team ' 46; Life Service Volunteers ' 46, ' 47; Religious Council ' 47; Christian Serv- ice Club ' 46, ' 47. BAKER, MARGARET Charleston, Tenn. Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority; Christian Serv- ice Club ' 46, ' 47; Art Club; International Rela- tions Club; Wesleyan Fellovirship. BALLEW, MARTHA JANE Copperhill, Tenn. Mixed Chorus ' 46; Y ' 46, ' 47; Commerce Club ' 47. BALLEW, MARY LOUISE Copperhill, Tenn. Sigma lota Chi Sorority ' 47; Mixed Chorus ' 46; International Relations Club ' 46; Commerce Club ' 46, Vice-Pres. ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47. BANKS, BUD WILLIAM Liberty, Tenn. Eta Iota Tau Fraternity ' 46, Sec. ' 47; Christian .Service Club ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46, Sec.Treas. ' 47; Biology Ldb. Assistant ' 47. BARDILL, ETHEL LUEVENA Oak Ridge, Tenn. Kappa Delta Phi Sorority ' 46, Treas. ' 47; Com- merce Club ' 46, Treas. ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Interna- tional .Relations Club ' 47; Commerce Department Assistant ' 47. BEALS, ETHEL JANE Kingsport, Tenn. Sigma lota Chi Sorority ' 46, President ' 47; Delta Psi Omega ' 46, ' 47; Girls Quartette ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46, ' 47; Mixed Chorus ' 46, ' 47; International Relations Club ' 46, ' 47. Nc cotoCcL SENIORS BILLINGSLEY, NELDA LOUISE Kingsporl, Tenn. Sigma Iota Chi Sorority ' 46, Sec. ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46, ' 47; Life Service Volunteers ' 45 ' 47; Mixed Chorus ' 46, ' 47; Bulldog Staff ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47. BRAKEBILL, ELVIN KENNETH Atheis, Tenn. Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity, President ' 47; Phi Theta Kappa ' 46, ' 47; Basketball ' 46, ' 47; Foot- ball ' 46, ' 47; Off Campus Club ' 46, ' 47; Phi Pi Delta Fraternity ' 46, President ' 47. BROWN, REID LEWELLEN Isibella, Tenn. Basketball ' 43; Tennis ' 43; International Rela- tions Club ' 43; Band ' 43; Y ' 43. BURNS, BETTY Knoxville, Tenn. Kappa Delta Phi Sorority ' 46, Reporter ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Tumbeling ' 46; Bulldog Staff ' 47. BUSH, EDITH ISABELLE Rockford, Ala. Kappa Delta Phi Sorority ' 46, Chaplain ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46, Vice-Pres. ' 47; Life Service Volunteers ' 46, ' 47; Phi Theta Kappa ' 47; Wesleyan Fellov ship ' 46; Mixed Chorus ' 47; In- ternational Relations Club ' 46, ' 47; Fellowship Team ' 47; Bulldog Staff ' 46, ' 47. CAMPBELL, HOYT THOMAS Riceville, Tenn. Phi Sigma Nu ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Commerce Club ' 46, ' 47; In- ternational Relations Club ' 47; Phi Pi Delta Fraternity ' 46, ' 47. CARPENTER, ESTON LEVETTA Maryville, Tenn. Transferred from Emory and Henry College; Chorus ' 47; Life Service Volunteers ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 47; Fellowship Team ' 47. CARTER, ELIZABETH JOSEPHINE Athens, Tenn. S.gma lola Chi Sorority ' 46, Directress ' 47; Home Economics Club ' 46; Off Campus Club ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46; Girls Chorus ' 46; Mixed Chorus ' 45; Bulldog ' 46; Nocafula ' 45; Transferred from Vir- ginia Interment College. HiyCotidcL SENIORS CARTER, WALTER THOMAS Englewood, Tenn. Phi Sigm,a ' Nu Treas. ' 47; Commerce Club ' 46, Treas. ' 47; Off-Campus ' 46; International Rela- tions Club ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Phi Pi Delta Fraternity ' 46, ' 47. CATE, MARY ELIZABETH Athens. Tenn. Kappa Delta Phi Sorority ' 47; International Re- lations Club ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Off-Campus Club ' 46. ' 47; Library Assistant ' 46, ' 47. COLLINS, ROBERT CLINTON, JR. Athens, Tenn. Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity ' 47; International Rela- tions Club ' 47; Mixed Chorus ' 47; Phi Pi Delta Fraternity ' 45, ' 47. COOK, JEAN McCaysville, Ga. Delta Psi Omega ' 46, Sec. and Treas. ' 47; Com- merce Club ' 46, ' 47; International Relations Club ' 46; Mixed Chorus ' 46. CRABTREE, MARGIE MARIE Bland, Va. Kappa Delta Sorority ' 46, ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46, ' 47; Wesleyan Fellowship ' 46; Interna- tional Relations Club ' 46; Nocatula ' 46; Y ' 46, ' 47; Moffit Music Club ' 46. CRAWFORD, CLYDA EUGENIA Bristol, Tenn. Wesleyan Fellowship President ' 47; Life Serv- ice Volunteer President ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 47; Y ' 47; Relations Council ' 47; Mixed Chorus ' 47. Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority ' 47. CROWE, MARGARET ANN Tellico Plains, Tenn. Sigma Iota Chi Sorority ' 46, ' 47; International Relations Club ' 46, ' 47; College Chorus, ' 46, Mixed Chorus ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46, ' 47. CUNNINGHAM, MARY McCaysviUe, Ga. Sigma Iota Chi Sorority ' 46, ' 47; Student Coun- cil ' 47; Phi Theta Kappa ' 46, Sec. ' 47; Home Economics Club, Vice-President ' 46, President ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Lawrence Hall Secretary ' 46. NcrCCituia SENIORS DEPUE, MARIE LOUISE Bangor, Penn. Transferred from Maryvifle College; Nocatula ' 47; Mixed Chorus ' 47; Girls Quartet ' 47; Wes- leyan Fello wship ' 47; Superlative ' 47. DUNN, ■WILLIAM REED Etowah, Tenn. Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity ' 47; International Re- lations Club ' 47; Vice-President Senior Class ' 47. DULA, THOMAS T. JR. Warren, Ohio Delta Lou Delta Fraternity, Ohio University ' 43; International Relations Club ' 47; President Kap- pa Kappa Psi, Ohio University ' 43; Scabbard Blade Honorary Society, Ohio University ' 43. EASLEY, JENNIE PAULINE Allardt, Tenn. Girls ' Chorus ' 46, ' 47; International Relations Club ' 46; Y ' 46; Wesleyan Fellowship ' 46, ' 47; Accompanist Girls ' Quartet ' 47; Accompan- ist Girls ' Chorus ' 47. EGGERT. WILLIAM Westiield, N. Y. Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity ' 47; Football ' 47; Inter- national Relations Club ' 47; Basketball ' 47. ESTES, BEN EARL Chattanooga, Tenn. Eta lota Tau Fraternity ' 46, Vice-President ' 47; President Vets Club ' 46; International Rela- tions Club ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47. GOODWIN, GLADYS AILENE Mountain City, Tenn. Zeta Mu Epsilon Sorority ' 46, Sgt. at Arm.s ' 47; Wesleyan Fellowship ' 46, Sec. ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46, ' 47; Commerce Club ' 46, ' 47; Art Club ' 46, ' 47. GRIGSBY, CHARLES Oak Ridge, Tenn. Commerce Club ' 46, President ' 47; Eta lota Tau Fraternity ' 47. N(rccdxi£ct SENIORS HAGA, WILLIAM SHERMAN Rockwood, Tenn. President Student Body ' 47; Personnel Council ' 47; Debat Club ' 47; Y ' 47; International Re- lations Club ' 46. HARRIS, HELEN MARIE Maryville, Tenn. Christian Service Club ' 46; Commerce Club ' 46; Band ' 46; Y ' 46; Youth Fellowship ' 47. HAWKINS, PORTER Tellico Plains, Tenn. Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity ' 47; Phi Pi Delta Fra- ternity ' 43, ' 47; Editor of Nocatula ' 47; Nocatula Staff ' 43; Junior Class President ' 43; International Relations Club ' 43. HOLCOMBE, DAVID LAVANT Raliegh, N. C. HOLLOWAY, HELEN JOYCE Spring Sity, Tenn. Transfer Virginia Interment; International Rela- tions Club ' 47; Basketball ' 47. HUFFAKER, GERALDINE Kodak, Tenn. Zeta Mu Epsilon Sorority ' 46, President ' 47; Y ' 46; Christian Service Club ' 46; Wesleyan Fel- lov ship ' 46; Library Staff ' 46; English Prize ' 46; International Relations Club ' 46; Pan-Hellenic Council ' 47; Student Chairman ' 47. INGRAM, THOMAS F. Lenior City, Tenn. Basketball ' 43; International Relations Club, Pres- ident ' 47. IRWIN, HELEN DORIS Concord, Tenn. Junior Clas Secretary ' 46; International Rela- tions Club ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 47; Mixed Chours ' 47; Y ' 46; ' 47; Home Economics Club ' 47; Harvest Queen ' 46; Superlative ' 46; Football ' 47. N(rcatu£a SENIORS JOHNSON, HARRY C, JR. Phi Pi Delia Fraternity ' 46. Athens, Tenn. KELLEY, PAUL LEWIS Englewood, Tenn. Phi Theta Kappa Fraternity ' 46; President ' 47; Junior Class Representative ' 46. KIMSEY, GUINN ELLEN Turlletown, Tenn. International Relations Club ' 46, ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 47; Wesleyan Fellowship ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Commerce Club ' 46. KIRK, BARBARA JEAN Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority ' 46, President ' 47; Religious Council ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46, President ' 47; Life Service Volunteers ' 46, ' 47; Wesleyan Fellowship ' 46, ' 47; Mixed Chorus ' 46, ' 47; Girls ' Trio ' 47, ' Pan- Hellenic Council ' 47; Superlative ' 47. KUHNERT, KENNETH Bergenfield, N. J. Basketball ' 46; Football ' 47. LYNCH, FREDERICK Royal Blue. Tenn. Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity ' 47; Basketball ' 46; Y ' 46; Off-Campus Club ' 46; Phi Pi Delta Fraternity, Vice-President ' 47. McCRAVEN, ANNA LYNN Bulls Gap, Tenn. Eta ' Upsilon Gamma Sorority ' 46, Treasurer ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46; Y ' 46; Art Club, Reporter ' 46; International Relations Club ' 46; Basketball ' 46; Wesleyan Fellowship ' 46, Vice- President ' 47. MARTIN, JEANNE Chattanooga, Tenn. Sigma Iota Chi Sorority ' 47; Commerce Club ' 46, Secretary ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46, ' 47; Wesleyan Fellowship ' 46, ' 47; International Relations Club ' 46; May Day At- tendant ' 46. Nc cotuia SENIORS ' MARTIN, LINNIE BLACK Crab Orchard, Tenn. Sigma Iota Chi Sorority ' 46, ' 47; Rule Essay Prize ' 46; Y ' 46; International Relations Club ' 46; Vice President Student Body ' 47; Phi Theta Kap- pa ' 46; Student Council ' 47; Personal Council ' 47. MERCER, BETTY Tyner, Tenn. Zeta Mu Spsilon Sorority ' 46; Vice-Pres. ' 47; Life Service Volunteers ' 46, ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46, ' 47; Religious Council Sec. ' 47; Student Council ' 46; Art Club ' 46; Mixed Chorus ' 47. MEZA. FREDESVINDA Honduras, C. A. Transfer Northeast Junior College, Monroe, La.; Zeta Mu Epsilon Sorority ' 47; Commerce Club ' 47; Wesleyan Fellov ship ' 47. MILLER, EDGAR GENE Athens, Tenn. Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity ' 47; Phi Pi Delta Fra- ternity ' 47; Phi Pi Delta Fraternity ' 46, Sgt. at Arms ' 47; Debate Club ' 46; International Re- lations Club ' 46 ' 47; Basketball ' 46; Y ' 46, ' 47; Off-Campus Club ' 46, ' 47. MONTEITH, MATTIE Sweetwater, Tenn. Kappa Delta Phi Sorority ' 46, Sec. ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Wesleyan Fellowship ' 46, ' 47; Home Economics Club ' 46, ' 47. MONTGOMERY, CHARLES Sweetwater, Tenn. Y ' 46, ' 47; International Relations Club Presi- dent ' 46; Phi Theta Kappa ' 46, ' 47; Bulldog Staff ' 46, Editor ' 47; Basketball ' 46; Student Council ' 47. MYERS, MARIAN GreeneviUe, Tenn. Y ' 46, ' 47; Bulldog S taff ' 47; International Re- lations Club ' 46, ' 47; May Day Program ' 46. NEELY, FORREST McCaysville, Ga. Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity ' 47; Assistant Editor Nocatula ' 47; President Art Club ' 47; Interna- tional Relations Club ' 43, ' 47. N(rcotu£a SENIORS PACK, RETHEL GENEVA McCaysville, Ga. Kappa Delta Phi Sorority ' 46, Vice-President ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 47; May Day Program ' 46. PARKINSON, DON Riceville, Tenn. Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity ' 47; Phi Pi Delta Frp- ternity ' 46. ' 47; Basketball ' 46; Commerce Club, President ' 46; International Relations Club ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Olf-Campus Club, President ' 46, ' 47. PARSON, JACK Athens, Tenn. ' Phi Sigm.a Nu Fraternity Secretary ' 47; Phi Pi Delta Fraternity ' 46 ' 47; Delta Psi Omega Fra- ternity ' 46 ' 47; ' Y Sec. ' 46; Sr. Class Sec. ' 47. RADER, ELBA JEAN Jefferson City, Tenn. Zeta Mu Epsilon Sorority; International Rela- tions Club, Secretary ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Commerce Club ' 47; Art Club Secretary ' 47; Home Eco- nomics Club ' 46, ' 47. REYNOLDS, EVELYN WANOKA Athens, Tenn. Sigma Iota Chi Sorority, Treasurer ' 47; Library Staff ' 47; Home Econombics Club ' 47; Off-Cam- pus Club ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Delta Psi Omega Fraternity ' 47. ROBERTS, ALTON Hastings, Florida ROBINSON, HOMER Cleveland, Tenn. Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 47; Y ' 47; Commerce Club ' 47. SELF, EDGAR ROSS Athens, Tenn. Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity ' 47; Phi Pi Delta Fra- ternity ' 46, ' 47. N( catu£cL SENIORS SHAVER, JERRY Slalesville, N. C. Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity ' 47; Phi Pi Delta Frater- nity ' 46, ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46, ' 47; Bas- ketball ' 46; Vice-President Junior Class ' 46; Y ' 46, ' 47. SMALLEY, ' WALTER E. JR. Lenoir City, Tenn. Eta Iota Tau Fraternity ' 46. ' 47; Basketball ' 46; Bulldog Staff ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46, ' 47; Life Service Volunteers ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46, Cha ' plain ' 47; Phi Theta Kappa ' 46, ' 47; Student Council ' 46; President Junior Class ' 46. SMITHSON, BETTYE Greeneville, Tenn. Delta Psi Omega ' 46, ' 47; International Relations Club ' 46, ' 47; Art Club ' 47; Assistant in Dramatic Department ' 47; Delta Psi Omega President ' 47. SMITH, BOBBIE NELLE Athens, Tenn. Home Economics Club ' 47; Off-Campus Club ' 47; Y ' 47; Transfer from Virginia Interment Col- lege. SNIDER, EVELYN Marion, Va. Transfer from Madison College; Art Club ' 47; Home Economiics Club ' 47; Y ' 47. SPAHR, DAVID Athens, Tenn. Eta Iota Tau Fraternity ' 46; President ' 47; Sgt. at Arms, Delta Psi Omega ' 47; Commerce Club ' 46, Reporter ' 47; International Relations Club ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Mixed Chorus ' 46, ' 47; Misic Club ' 46. STANDRIDGE, VIRGIINIA J. Englewood. Tenn. Zeta Mu Epsilon Sorority ' 46, Guard ' 47; Interna- tional Relations Club ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Off- Campus Club ' 46, ' 47; Commerce Club ' 46, ' 47. STOVER, KATHLEEN Epworth, Ga. Zeta Mu Epsilon Sorority ' 46, ' 47; Commerce Club ' 46, ' 47; International Relations Club ' 46, ' 47; Wesleyan Fellowship ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47. NcrCcdxtCcL SENIORS SULLIVAN, ROBERT HUGH McCaysville, Ga. Phi Sigma Nii Fraternily ' 47. SUTTON, RAYMOND Madisonville, Tenn. Eta Iota Tau Fraternity ' 46, Sgt. at Arms ' 47; International Relations Club ' 46, ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47. TAYLOR, MARGARET JEAN CopperhiU, Tenn. Kappa Delta Phi Sorority, ' 46, Sec. ' 47; Mixed Chorus ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Wesleyan Fellow- ship ' 46, ' 47; Home Economics Club ' 46, Historian ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46, ' 47. TIPTON, MARGIE DELL Fountain City, Tenn. Kappa Delta Phi Sorority ' 46, ' 47; Christian Serv- ice Club ' 45, ' 47; Wesleyan Fellowship ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Library Assistant ' 47 ; Interna- tional Relations Club ' 46, ' 47; Musical Club ' 46; Cooper Spanish Award ' 46; Nocatula Staff ' 46; Campus Capers ' 46. TSEN, JU-CHIEN Shanghai, China Transfer from St. John ' s University, Shanghai, China; Wesleyan Fello wship, ' 47; Christian Serv- ice Club ' 47; Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority ' 47. TUPPER, THOMAS Clinton, Tenn. Eta Iota Tau Fraternity ' 46, ' 47; Tumbling ' 46, Archery ' 46, Tennis ' 46. WALLACE, MARGARET Powell Station, Tenn. Sigma Iota Chi Sorority ' 46, Vice-President ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; May Day ' 46; Lawrence Hall House Chairman ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46, Sec. Home Economics Club ' 46, Vice-Pres. ' 47; Bulldog Staff; Society Editor ' 47. WARD, HELEN LOUISE Athens, Tenn. Kappa Delta Phi Sorority ' 46, President ' 47; Chrisiian Service Club ' 46; International Rela- tions Club ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47; Mixed Chorus ' 46, ' 47; May Day ' 47. Ncrcotuia SENIORS WEST, BETTY SCOTT Chattanooga, Tenn. Relations Club ' 46, ' 47; Chserleader ' 46; Y ' 46, Sigma lota ' Chi Sorority ' 46, ' 47; International ' 47; May Queen Attendant ' 46. WHITEHEAD, HAROLD Etowah, Tenn. Basketball ' 44; Ofi-Campus Club; Staff, Presi- dent ' s Office; ' 47; Y ' 44, ' 47; International Relations Club ' 44. WILKINS, ALBERTA Etowah, Tenn. Sigma Iota Chi Sorority, Reporter ' 47; Interna- tional Relations Club, Secy, and Tree ' s. ' 46, ' 47; Phi Theta Kappa, Treasurer ' 47; Off-Campus Club, Treasurer ' 47; Superlatives ' 46, ' 47; Noca- tula Staff ' 47; Peach Bowl Sponsor. WILLIMS, MILDRED RUTH Saint Charles, Va Sigma Iota Chi Sorority; Phi Theta Kappa ' 46 ' 47; Wesleyan Fellowship ' 46; Christian Serv ice Club ' 46, ' 47; Mixed Chorus ' 46, Accom- panist ' 47; Superlative ' 47; Life Service Volun teers ' 47; Girls ' Trio ' 46; Accompanist ' 47; Music Club President ' 47. WOLIVER, MILDRED Pennington Gap, Va. Wesleyan Fellov ship, Vice President ' 47; Life Service Volunteers, Sec. Treas. ' 47; Home Eco- nomics Club ' 47; Christian Service Club ' 46, ' 47; Literary Editor of Bulldog ' 47; Mixed Chorus ' 46, ' 47; Y ' 46, ' 47. ANDERSON, VIRGINIA RUTH Athens, Tenn. Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority ' 46, Vice-Pres. ' 47; Home Economics Club ' 46, Secretary ' 47; Off- Campus Club Sec. ' 46, ' 47; Delta ' Psi Omega ' 46, ' 47; Bulldog Staff ' 46, ' 47. - N(yCatu£cL JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-Pres. Basil Millican Charlie Davis (Not Pictured) Student Council Rep. Mary Jane Wiley Student Council Rep. Jack Pemberton JUNIORS Aaron, Nora Lee Abernathy. Lorraine Adams. Gardner Addington, Billie Aiken, Bill Allen, John Edward Allison, Betty Alvis, Willard Anderson, Joseph Anderson. Leroy Anderson, Mary Aileen Anthony, Alice Archer, Joseph Ardary, Mary Frances Armstrong, Jane Armstrong, Reece Atchley, Carolyn Bailey, Nell Baker, George Baker, Mary Etta Baker, Roberta Ballback, Neldridge Barclay. Jesse Barrett, Louella K. JUNIORS Bell Robert Beman, Lillian Benton. Robert Biddle. Hugh Bilderack, Eloise Blackley, Claiborne Blevins. Bill Boggess, Robert Boggess, William Boswell, Paul Bounds, Mary Helen Brackett, Henry Bragg, Mary Nelle Brakebill, Betty Branham, Mary Faith Branham, Charles T. Jr. Bright. William Brock. Gene Brock. James Brock. Margaret Brown. Buster Brown. James Broyles. Bobbie Jean Bruner, John JUNIORS Burger, Arland Burger. Charles Burgner. Florence Burris. Bill Buttram. Mary Jo Calfee, Helen Campbell. Delmar Campbell, William Carter, William Carr, Jack Cathcart. Benny Chapman, Robert Cobb, William Coe, George Colston, James Colston. Kenneth Collins, Polly Conant, Sarah Conant, William Cox, Bessie Cox. Buell Cook, Thomas Cooper, Glenna Cooper, Glenn JUNIORS Cooper, Lyda Crowder. James Cunningham, Roy Dougherty, Ashley David, John Davis, Burleigh Davis, Charles Davis, Rita Danman, Ned Derrick, Malcolm Deakin, John Dillard, Raleigh Donaldson, Jane Duncan, Burl Dunn, John Dunn, Paula Dykes, Anne Edgemon, Joyce Edwards, Hoyt Elliot, Marvin Elzey, William Epperson, Jack Everett, Larson Farrell, Dene . Irii JUNIORS Farrell, Gene Felts, Charles Fillers. William Fox, Jack Frazier, Lee Frazier, Wayne Frye, Mary Godwin, Russell Gowens, Harry Green, Kenneth Griffin, Joseph Gayader, Mary Hamilton, Elroy Hampton, Joan Hankins, Alice Hanks, John Harper, Elvin William Jr. Harper, Lyndus Harris, Stanley Herndon, Ralph Hicks, Dwight Hill, Johnny Hiltzheimer, Charles Hinds, William JUNIORS HoUey, Juanita Hoskins, John Houghton, Katherine Houston, Jean Huffsteller, Dorothy Hughes, Shufford Humphrey, Uldean James, Clifford Jarvis, Roy Jenkins, William Jewell. Thomas Johnson, Gwendolyn Johnson, James Johnson, Joyce Johnson, William Jones, Dorothy Jones, T. N. Kam, William Kelley. James Kennedy, Cecil Kidd, Mary Ruth Kilgore, Billie Jo Kiyono, Marion Lambert, Forrest JUNIORS Lambert. Robert Ledbetter, Howard Lee, William Leimkuhler, Martin Lent. Phyllis Liner, James Lynch. Thomas McAlister. William McCall. Odell McCamy. Anne McCloud. Jack McKenzie, Edwin McKinney. Vernon McMillian. John McMillian. Frances McPherson. John McQueen, Edmund Malone. Arnold Manney, John Mansfield, Richard Martin, Grace Martin, Rose Mason, Dwight Mason, Glenn J I N I R S Mason, Ray Mayfield. Eugene Mayfield, Scott Meredith, Ruth Miller, Helen Miller, Paul Millican, Basil Mills, James Mitchell. Damon Mitchell. T. J. Morgan, Johnny K. Morgan, Harley Moore, Jean Moore, Sarah Moss, William Munsey. Mary Lou Murray, Allen Nichols, Joseph Nuchols, Alice Sue Owen, Jack Pack, Katherine Paul, Neva Painter, Thomas Panter. Elizabeth JUNIORS Panter, Louise Parker. Sam Parkinson. Gordon Parrott. John Payne, Jack Pearman, Edgar Peck. Albert Pena, Amelia Pennington, Wanda Pequgney, Frank Perkins. Clifford Perkinson, Frances Perkinson, William Perry, Thursie Petzinger, Harry Pickering, Fred Pickering, Jack Pierce, Ira Pizella, Florence Powell. Lowery Powers. Faye Powers. Harold Proctor, William Rankin, Bruce JUNIORS Ray. Joan Ray, Richard Reeves, Doris Reynolds, Margaret Rice, Martha Jo Richesin, Ruby Lee Riggs, Joan Roberts, Kenneth Robertson, Tony Robinson, Edith Rogers, William Roos, Robert Ross. Clyde Roth. Charlotte Chambers Roth. Homer Ryden. Betty Sailing. Walter Saulpaugh. Betty Sawyer. Daniel Scanlan, Betty Scott, Alice Scruggs, Thomas Secreto, Marie Theresa Sharits, Mary Juanita JUNIORS Shipley, Frances Simpson. Joe Simpson. Roy Sliger. George Smith. Bruce Smith, James Earl Smith, Marion Smith. Roxie Smith. Velma Snodderly. John Sparkman. Cecil Sparks, Albert Glenn Standridge. J. B. Standridge. LyndoU Stephenson, James Stone, Raymond Stratton. Mary Sumner, Jack Swaney, Suean Tallent, Mack Tatum, Willim Garland Taylor, Charles Thompson, Jack Tierney, Richard JUNIORS Timmons, Betty June Tipton, Dwight Toomey, Phyllis Trent, Kenneth Trotta, Maria Turlington, Charles Turner, Sterling Umberger, William Underdown, Luther Utley, Ishmael Vance, Walter Vincent, William Vinsant, Beatrice Vinsant, Bernice Vollman, Bush Waddell, Charles Wade, Eula Mae Walker, Russell Wallace, Emma Sue Wallace, Rosline Watson, William Webb, Paul West, David Jerome White, Kenneth J I N I R S Whitehead, Mary Davis Wild. Kenneth Wiley, Mary Jane Wiley. Robert Wilkins. Nancy Williams. Frelan Williams. Helen Williams. Tommy Wilson. Graham Wilson. Harry Wilson. Helen Wright. Peggy Wrinn. Frank BULLDOG STAFF CHARLES MONTGOMERY Editor WALTER SMALLEY Sporls Editor MARGARET WALLACE Society Editor WESIEYAN FELLOWSHIP President Vice-Pres Vice-Pres Sec. and Treas.. _ Clyda Crawford _ Mildred Woliver _ Ann McCravey _Ailesn Goodwin HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President Vice-Pres Secretary Treasurer Mary Cunningham Margaret Wallace . Wanoka Reynolds Hslen Irwin COMMERCE ClUB Charles Grlgsby Martha Ballew Jeanne Martin Ethel BardUl David Spahr OFF CAMPUS CLUB President _ Vice-Pres. . Sec.-Treas. Paula Dunn Wanoka Reynolds _ Reese Armstrong INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Sponsor A. J. Peters ART CLUB President Vice-Pres. Sec.Treas Sponsor Forrest Neely _ Ed Williams Jean Rader Mrs. Hale LIBRARY STAFF Fannye Mackey Mrs. A. H. Myers _Asst. Librarian STUDENT COUNCIL William Haga Linnie Martin Vice-President - MEMBERS: Jack Pemberton, Porter Hawkins, Frances Bishop, Alice Ann Ayers, Mary Cunningham, Mary Jane Wiley, Basil Millican, Kenneth Brakebill, Chas. Montgomery. YM YW OFFICERS Alire Ann Ayers Vir ' -Prpsident PpHy Mprrer Vire-President rhnrlps Mnnlgomery Rud Rnnks Wnllpr Smnllpy Elni sB RilHprhnrk Sponsor Mr. Myprs RELIGIOUS COUNCIL Chaplain Nafi Mrs. Parkinson Mildred Woliver Tommy Scruggs Alice Ann Ayers Betty Mercer Clyda Crawford Edith Bush Barbara Kirk Lee Frazier Mr. Rogers Mr. Myers, Chairman LIFE SERVICE VOLUNTEERS President Vice-President Sac.-Traas. Sponsor Tommy Scruggs Lee Frazier Mildred WoUver Mr. Myers mi 111 ill s:SI V M CHRISTIAN SERVICE CLUB President Vice-President Sec.-Treas. Chaplain Pianist Reporter Sponsor Barbara Kirk Edith Buch Margaret Wallace Lee Frazier Jeannie Easley Howard Ledbetter Mr. Naff PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL Faculty Adviser — Mrs. Whitehead Chairman of Campus Council— Prof. Yates Student Chairman — Jerry Huffaker Secretary — Helen Ward The Pan-Hellenic Council is the organization which controls the Fraterni- ties and Sororities on the Tennessee Wesleyan campus. The council is made up of the Sorority and Fraternity presidents, their sponsors and faculty advisers. WE PIBIISHED THE BOOK We v ish to express our appreciation to the student body for their efforts in publishing this annual, to the faculty for their patience on all occasions, to the publishers for their very helpful suggestions and contributions, to our advertis- ers whose support has done much toward making the Nocatula possible, and to Hart ' s Studio for their generosity of time, effort, skill, and their unexcelled cooperation at all times. PHI SIGMA m FRATERNITY OFFICERS President Kenneth Brakebill Vice-Pres. Fred Lynch Secretary Jack Parson Treasiirer W. T. Carter Reporter Shufford Hughes Grand Councilman _ Porter H awkins Aiken, Bill Bruner, John Everett, Larson Allen, Ed Campbell, Hoyt Godwin, Russell Alvis, Willard Carr, Jack Gowens, Harry Amburgey, Tag Carier, W. T. Harper, Junior Anderson, Leroy Collins, Robert Hawkins, Porter Baker, George Colston, Bobby Hiltzheimer, Charles Blackley, Claiborne Dunn, Bill Hinds, BUI Boggess, Bobby Dillard, Raliegh Hughes, Shufford Brakebill, Kenneth Dougherty, A. T. Johnscjfn, Jimmy Brown, Buster Eggert, Bill Keimedy, Cecil PHI SIGMA NU FRATERNITY Kuhnert, Kenneth Owen, Jack Robinson, Homer Lee, Bill Parkinson, Don Ross, Clyde Liner, Jimmy Parrot, John Sawyer, Dick Lynch, Fred Parson, Pack Self, Edgar McKensie, Edward Perkins, Clifford Shaver, Jerry Mason, Glenn Perkinson, William Smith, Marion Mason, Roy Pierce, Ira Standridge, Lyndoll Miller, Edgar Powers, Harold Sullivan, Hugh Murray, Allen Rankin, Lamar Turlington, Charles Neely, Forrest Ray, Richard Hampton, Levis ETA IOTA TAU FRATERNITY OFFICERS Pres Vice Sec. ident -President and Treas. at Arms David Spahr Bud E ;tes Bud Banks Sgt. Raymond Mr. Sutton Spo nsor Houts Banks, Bud Girgsby, Charles Spahr, David Blevins, Bill Kelly, James Sutton, Raymond Colston, Ken Leimkuhler, Martin Tallent, Mack Cook, James McPherson, J. R. Tipton, Dwight Estes, Bud Simpson, Joe Turner, Sterling Felts, Charles Smalley, Walter Tupper, Thomas Frazier, Lee Snodderly, John Houts, Jack (5 Ji. ' 7U S C-yJct ' KAPPA DELTA PHI SORORITY OFFICERS President _ Helen Ward Vice-President _ Rathel Pack Treasurer Edith Bardill Secretary Mattie Monteith Anthony, Alice Crabtree, Margie Pack, Bethel Bush, Edith Donaldson, Jane Saulpaugh, Betty Bums, Betty Dykes, Anne Taylor, Margaret Jear Branham, Mary Edgemon, Joyce Tipton, Margie BardiU, Ethel Johnson, Gwendolyn Toomey, Phyllis Baker, Roberta Lent, Phyllis Wallace, Emma Sue Gate, Mary Monteith, Mattie Ward, Helen Collins. Polly Pack, Katherine Wilkins, Nancy SIGMA IOTA CHI SORORITY OFFICERS Worthy Matron Worthy Protectress Worth Scribe Worthy Keeper of Treasure Jane Beals Margaret Wallace — Nelda Billingsley Wanoka Reynolds Worthy Directress Worthy Guard Reporter Sponsor Abernothy, Lorraine Allison, Betty Ballew, Mary - Barrett, Kay Beals, Jane Bilderback, Eloise Billingsley, Nelda ■Burcjiier, Florence . Buttram, Mary Jo Carter, Betty v- Crowe, Margaret Cunningham, Mary Davis, Rita Hampton, Joan ' Huifstetler, Louise • Irwin, Helen ' Martin, Jeanne Martin, Linnie Martin, Rose Celia Perkinson, Frances Pizzella, Florence Ray Joan ' Riggs, Joan Wallace, Margaret Betty Carter Mary Cunningham Alberta Wilkins Evelyn Self West, Betty ' Wilkins, Alberta ' ' Wiley, Mary Jane i Williams, Mildred Reynolds, Wanoka Self, Evelyn ZETA MU EPSIION SORORITY OFFICERS President Vice-President Sec.-Treas. Sgl. at Arms Guard Sponsor _ Geraldine Kuffaker Betty Mercer Kathleen Stover Aileen Goodwin Virginia Standridge Miss Trebles Aaron, Nora Lee Addington, Billie Bounds, Mary Helen Carpenter, Lavetta Cooper, Lydia Cooper, Glenna Frye, Mary Goodwin, Aileen Hankins, Alice Huifaker, Geraldme Humphrey, Uldean McCall, Odell McCamey, Anne Mercer, Betty Munsey, Mary Lou Mesa, Fredes Rader, Jean Pena, Amelia Roth, Charlotte Chambers Standridge, Virginia Jeralds Stover, Kathleen Williams, Helen Wilson, Helen Wright, Peggy Joyce Treblis, Patricia ETA UPSIION GAMMA SORORITY OFFICERS Anderson, Virginia Ardary, Mary Frances Armstrong, Jane Atchley, Carolyn Ayers, Alice Ann Bailey, Nell President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Sponsor Baker, Margaret Brakebill, Betty Crawford, Clyda Guyader, Mary Holley, Juanita Houghton, Katherine Barbara Kirk . Virginia Anderson Margaret Baker _ Anna McCravey _ Alice Ann Ayers Mrs. Parkinson Kidd, Mary Ruth Kilgore, Billie Jo Kirk, Barbara McCravey, Anne Meredith, Ruth Panter, Louise Rice, Martha Jo Riden, Betty Jo Scott, Alice Simmons, Betty June Tsen, Ju-Chien Vinsant, Bemice Parkinson, Edith Boyd DELTA PSI OMEGA President _ Sec.-Treas. OFFICERS Bettye Smithson Head Usher Jean Cook Sponsor David Spahr Mr. Hampton Beals, Jane Cook, Jean Reynolds, Wanoka Hampton, Levis Spahr, David Smithson, Bettye Parson, Jack PHI THETA RAPPA President Vice-Pres. OFFICERS Paul Kelly Secretary Walter Smalley Sponsor Treasurer . Mr. Douglas Mary Cunningham Alberta Wilkins Ayers, Alice Ann Brakebill, Kenneth Bush, Edith Williams, Mildred Cuimingham, Mary Haga, William Kelly, Paul Montgomery, Charles Smalley, Walter Wilkins, Alberta Douglas, C. O. fill BUT MSIim mm f ? L55 J eien u L rwLn cdd fy af ' i J JO ijutt ram TWC iJS Ljeraidiiie -. utfahe t,i6 iVIane ,J-)erue 2)epu BEAUTIES TWO HANDSOMEST BILL AIKEN DICK SAWYER MOST TALENTED Mildred Williams Tommy Painter BEST ALL-AROUND Barbara Kirk Jack Payne STUDENTS CHOICE MOST POPULAR Linnie Martin Francis Bishop BEST ATHLETE Sarah Conant Tom Pemberton MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Alice Ann Ayers Ken Brakebill t t I f I I I i I I I I 4 • . . . i - . . • . i j Wi ' 1  , , r ' - .- ■- ' ■•.. - - . MISIC AT TWC Mixed Chorus and Director Jack Houts GIRLS TRIO GIRLS QUARTETTE Kay Barret Betty Allison Barbara Kirk Alice Ann Ayers Joan Hampton Marie Depue Jane Beals Accompanist — Mildred Williams Accompanist — Jennie Easley € f J f V ' . f ' TENNESSEANS ARE 14-12 WINNERS OVER CADETS Wesleyan Takes Peach Bowl Came Tennessee Wesleyan ' s gal- lant gridiron gladiators were the cream in the Peach Bowl as the Wesleyan athletes cap- tured the southeastern junior college football title from Georgia Military College. . v3l d ' n - ' t 1. Coach C. Q. Smith and Assistant Coach Jim Brooks 2. Fight Team Fight 3. Rip ' em up, tear ' em up 4. We gotta team 5. Go team Go fllfUS Front Row, left to right: Barker, Miller, Wilson, Blackley, Montgomery, Burger C. Second Row, left to right: Jumper, McCombs, Davis, Aiken, West, Gowans, Davis B., Pember- tonj. Third Row, left to right: Adams, Allen Ed, Rogers, Jones, Burger A., Hall, Anderson, Long, Pemberton C. W., Allen B. Fourth Row, left to right: Baker, Smith, Sparkman, Marion, Kuhnert, Mayfield, Bishop, God- win, Pemberton T. PIGSKIN REVIEW OF ' 46 Wesleyan started its first post-war season with a flock of ex-GI ' s and also facing one of the greatest schedules in its history. With the return of the GI ' s came some of the best material ever accumulated at Wesleyan and a new head coach, C. 0. Smith and Assistant Jim Brooks. Our first four encounters were with Senior colleges, the first with Austin Peay State College. In what appears to be a scoreless stalemate during most of the game, victory became ours when Russ Godwin, an ex-Marine, scooped in a flat pass and ran forty yards to victory. Our next game was with Maryville College which we dropped 14 to 0, the Scotties later went to the Tangerine Bowl. Next came our toughest foe, Vanderbilt ' s B team, from the southeastern conference. The score, Vandy 27, Wesleyan 0. The next game was a heart- breaker, our old foe, Carson-Newman winning 3 to 0. Sparkman Jack Pemberton, Tom Pemberton, C. W. Pemberton Coming into our own class Wesleyan beat Brevard 14 to on a very muddy field. The team finally rounded into excellent shape and most of the boys want- ing victory over Milligan, our team played possibly their finest game of the season. Milligan ' s scores came 10 seconds before the first half and 20 seconds before the final whistle, beating us 12 to 7. This game in many a sport fans ' opinion was one of the roughest ever played in Athens. Next came our oldest foe, Hiwassee College, which we thoroughly trounc- ed 14 to 0, keeping our record intact of having never lost a football game to the Tigers. Middle Georgia was an easy foe, Wesleyan winning 44 to 0. Then came the Peach Bowl for the southeastern Junior College championship. Our opponent was Georgia Military College. In what was a bruising ball game our Bulldogs came from behind to chew out victory from the hide of a tough foe. BURRY ADAMS Burger Sports Analysis God-win TWC ON THE HARDWOOD Some of the finest basketball material ever assembled in Tennessee Wesleyan College gym played excellent ball during a rough and tough schedule. Both teams are look- ing forward to their next bas- ketball year as we know Wes- leyan will produce another Southeastern Junior College championship team. Action shots taken during the game with Hiwassee College. The Bulldogs troun ced the Tigers in both games. o $ . B p) f ) M i jna w Sr 1 ? ' 0m jy E i  StKBKm ' 5E! S„4 3jHHP ' WS m5 r V iifia . ► « yj £1 ' ft ! K isBli BOY ' S BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row, left to right: Manager Ross, Williams, Godwin, Baker, Perkinson, Brakebill, Coach Smith. Front Row. left to right: Mason, Carr, Hinds, Ke lly. Brown, Hill. . GIRL ' S BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row, left to right: Manager Huf faker, Ray, Paul, Huffstetler, Reeves, Conant, Asst. Mgr. Shipley, Coach Treblas. 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