Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

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In celebration twenty -six years of faithful service Tennessee Wesleyan, we, the student body faculty, deem it an honor and a privilege tp. ' inscribe herein the name of Professor G; A. Yates. lADMINISTRATION The administration and Faculty at Tennessee Wesley n: ' . are the persons to whom we have intrusted our governm hf and instruction while in College. At times progress may have seemed slow, but through the diligence of our faculty, wfj ' have been qualified to instruct and direct us by first direct themselves in the way they should go, we have embarked upon the courses which lead to our careers To these teachers, who not only have imposed knowledg ■, , ' ' ' . ■ ' , T ■. upon us, but have helped us find it within iDyrsely s; v?e ' ' t) « - students of Tennessee Wesieyan, express our gratitude ;!;•; their having helped us prepare for the fut To climb steep hills requires FACULTY -m m. :, m m „- JAMES L. ROBB A. B., A. M., LLD. President PAUL REVIERE B. A., M. A. Dean of College GEORGE E. NAFF B. A., B. D. Chaplain C. O. DOUGLAS A. B., A. M. Registrar JESS F. BENTON B. S. Business Manager J. VAN. B. COE A. B., M. A. Dean of Students D James L. Robb To the Members of the Class of 1950 Greetings; From a number of standpoints this is no ordinary year and the class of which you are a member is no ordinary class. It is not the largest class to graduate from Tennessee Wesleyan, but my impression is that it is one of the best. As I have observed from my ivory tower the comings and goings of the members of the class I have come to admire each of you and to believe that each has a real contribution to make to the life of the nation. May I suggest here what I have proposed to a number of you in person, that in order to achieve your goals you may need to assume a hard boiled attitude toward yourself at times. Most of us are apt to be too easy with ourselves. It is all right to be easy on others but not on ourselves. My prayer is that God ' s blessing may be upon each of you and that with his aid you will achieve the full measure of your strength. May your life be rich in service to God and to your fellow man. James L. Robb Sincerely, LOIS C. ARNOLD Secretary to President VIRGINIA BELL B. S., M. A. Dramatics and Speech MINNIE B. BLEVINS Bookkeeper VIRGINIA M. BROSIUS B. M. Piano ELIZABETH BRUBAKER A. B., A. M. Dean of Women Superintendent Ritter Hall J. VAN B. COE A. M., A. B. Dean of Students Economics, Sociology AGNES B. COLSTON B. A. Methods and Laboratory School C. O. DOUGLAS A. B., A. M. Registrar, Education ELYNA ELLER A. B., B. S. Librarian ETHEL FRENCH Nurse GERALDINE GERREN A. B. Art RONALD C. HOSKINSON A. B. Biology A. J. HOUTS B. A. Voice and Choral Work MRS. CHARLOTTE HOUTS Physical Education RANKIN HUDSON A. B. Coaching IDA RUTH LEWIS Superintendent Lawrence Hall MRS. PEARL MAPP A. B. Commerce JEAN MARTIN B. S. Home Economics ROBERT MATTHEWS B. S. Engineering Drawing Assistant Coach DOROTHY MATTHEWS B. S. Methods and Laboratory School THE FACULTY JEANETTE McCAMY B. S. Commerce A. H. MYERS P. H. B ., A. M., B. D. English Religion MRS. CLARYSE MYERS A. B. English and Assistant Librarian GEOfiGE E. NAFF B. A., M. A. Chaplain and Religion MRS. MARY ELLEN NAFF A. B. Public School Music BETTY PERKINS A. B., A. M. Foreign Language PAUL RIVIERE M. S., M. S. Biology ELIZABETH SELDON B. A. Biology MARY SHADOW B. A. History — Political Science E. E. TEBEAU B. S. Chemistry PATRICIA M. THOMPSON Secretary to Dean LOUIS UNDERWOOD Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings JAMES C. WILKES B. S. Physics and Biology G. A. YATES A. B., M. A. Mathematics 4 i r m LASSES The classes at Tennessee the Student Council, which is elected body. The students pictured at the and senior classes, form the Co Those on the first row from Nostrand, Victor Sparks, Louis Richard Gillert. The second row frorn . left, Bogart, Evelyn Hudgins, Henry Stamey,-. Edell Hickman. This year the Student Council ' policy m directed by a quotation of Lao-Tsye ' s — Govern a body would cook a small fish. (Don ' t overdo it.). ' ' The Senior Class would like to express gratil these students for their wise leadership SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Richard S. Gillert President Mary Alice Dennis Vice-President Margaret Beckett Secretary Mildred R. Kelley Treasurer Evelyn F, Hudgins Student Council Representative Louie A. Freyre Student Council Representative SENIORS ARMSTRONG, BOBBY WELCH Business Administration Knoxville Tennessee Theta Sigma Chi 49-50, Cheerleading 49, Captain 50, Tumbling team 49-50. ARRANTS, GEORGE REED Business Administration Decatur, Tennessee AYERS, JANE PORTER General Culture Arlington, Virginia Sigma lota Chi 49, Guard 50; Bulldog staff 49-50; Commerce Club 49-50; Tumbling team 49-50; Nocatula staff 49-50; Student Christian Association 49-50;Superlative 50. BAILEY, NANCY SUE Church Secretarial McDonald, Tennessee Sigma lota Chi Sorority 49, Vicepresident 50; Life Service Volunteers 49-50; Student Christian Association 49-50; Religious Council 50; Fellowship team 50; Tumbling team 49; Nocatula staff, photography editor 50; Wesleyan Fellowship 49-50. BANDY, HARRY LEE General Culture Rockwood, Tennessee Chorus 49-50; Life Service Volunteers 49- 50; Student Christian Association 49-50. BANNER, DON LAWRENCE Business Education Gate City, Virginia Eta lota Tau- Fraternity 49, Treasurer 50; Phi Rho Pi 49, Treasurer 50. BATES, CHARLES LYNN Physical Education Benton, Tennessee Football 49-50. BECKETT, MARGARET ANN Church Secretarial Chattanooga, Tennessee Kappa Delta Phi Sorority 49, Chaplain 50; Life Service Volunteers 49-50; Basketball 49-50; Wesleyan Fellowship 49-50; Student ChrTstian Association 49-50; Fellowship team 50; W Club 49, Vice-president 50. SENIORS BERRY, PATSY ALICE Liberal Arts Chilhowie, Virginia Sigma lota Chi Sorority 49, Directress 50; Student Christian Association 49-50; Chorus 49-50; Delta Psi Omega 49; International Relations Club 49-50; Bulldog staff 49, Music editor 50; Dining hall council 50. BEST, BETTY LOUISE Home Economics Sweetwater, Tennessee Sigma lota Chi Sorority 49-50; Students Christian Association 49; Home Economics Club 49-50; Library staff 49-50; Off Cam- pus Club 50. BOGRAT, DIXIE LEE Secretarial Science Maryyille, Tennessee Wesleyan Fellowship 50. BOWDEN, CARLA JEAN Church Secretarial Chattanooga, Tennessee Sigma lota Chi Sorority 49, President 50; Student Christian Association 49-50; Life Service Volunteers 49, Sec. 50; Wesleyan Fellowship 49; Panhellenic Council 50; Commerce Club 49; Basketball 49, Manager 50; W Club 49, secretary-treasurer 50; Vice-president Lawrence Hall 50. BRAKEBILL, DAVID LYNN Physical Education Sweetwater, Tennessee BREWER, JACK Physical Education Sweetwater, Tennessee BRODECKI, ROBERT JOSEPH Liberal Arts Tuckahoe, New York BROYLES, ALMA ROSE Elementary Teaching Athens, Tennessee International Relations Club 49-50; Art Club 49-50; Off Campus Club 49-50. SENIORS BRYAN, RUBYE INEZ Physical Education Etowah, Tennessee BURGER, REBA LEE General Culture Cleveland, Tennessee Zeta Mu Epsilon Sorority 49, Vice-president 50; Phi Rho Pi 50; Art Club 50; Delta Psi Omega 50; Commerce Club 49-50; Nocatula Staff; Wesleyan Fellowship 49-50. BURNETTE, CARL Pre-dental La Follette, Tennessee Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity 49-50; Football 49-50. CALLIHAN, AMOS R. Business Administration Englewood Tennessee Superlative 50; Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity President 50; Phi Rho Phi 50, vice-pres. 50; Phi Theta Kappa 50. CAMPBELL, BILLIE JEAN Elementary Teacher Copperhill, Tennessee CAMPBELL, IVAH LEE General Culture Loudon, Tennessee Zeta Mu Epsilon Sorority 49, Sergeant-at- arms 50; Basketball 49, Captain 50; W Club 49, President 50; Wesleyan Fellow- ship 49-50. CARMACK, RAYMOND EUGENE Business Administration Lenoir City Tennessee International Relations Club 49-50; Off Campus 49-50. CHAMLEE MARY ELIZABETH General Culture Sweetwater, Tennessee International Relations Club 49-50; Wes- leyan Fellowship 49, secretary 50; Com- merce Club 49. ' • . • • I SENIORS CHAPMAN, HARRIETTA Elementary Teacher Decatur, Tennessee Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority 49, Sergeant- at-arms 50; Student Christian Association 49-50. CHiSAM, FREDERICK MARTIN Business Administration Athens, Tennessee Commerce Club 49-50 Hi CLARK, WILLIAM ERSKIN General Culture Athens, Tennessee Commerce Club 49-50; Off Campus Club 49-50 COFER, ANNA RUTH Elementary Teaching Georgetown, Tennessee COLEMAN, BARBARA JEAN Liberal Arts Chattanooga, Tennessee Sigma lota Chi Sorority 49, Pin Chairman 50; Phi Theta Kappa 49-50; Life Service Volunteers 49-50; Student Christian Asso- ciation 49-50; Nocatula staff 49, Co-busi- ness Manager 50; Bulldog staff 49, Business Manager 50. COURTNEY, MARGARET Elementary Teacher Greenback, Tennessee Zeta Mu Epsilon Sorority 49, corresponding secretary 50; Student Christian Association 49-50; Phi Theta Kappa 50; Wesleyan Fellowship 49-50. COX, DANIEL General Culture La Follette, Tennessee CRABTREE, IRENE MILDRED Elementary Teacher Decatur, Tennessee SENIORS CRABTREE, TED GORDON Physical Education Sweetwater, Tennessee CROMWELL, CLARENCE Business Administration Towsend, Tennessee CRUTCHFIELD, DRENNON Physical Education Dalton, Georgia Superlative 50; Football 49-50. DAFFRON, BRYANT A. Liberal Arts Whitwell, Tennessee Football 50. DAUGHERTY, HARLAN DEAN Physical Education Englewood, Tennessee Football 49-50. DAVIDSON, ELLIS EDWARD Business Administration Winchester, Tennessee DAVIS, ETHELENE Elementary Teacher Athens, Tennessee DAVIS, SPURGEON Elementary Teacher Athens, Tennessee ■ i SENIORS DENNIS, MARY ALICE Secretariat Science Seyierville, Tennessee Kappa Delta Phi Sorority 49, Vice-president 50, Chorus 49, President 50; Girl ' s Double Trio 49; Phi Theta Kappa 49; President 50 Library staff 49; Wesleyan Fellowship 49 Vice-president Senior Class; Superlative 50 Commerce Club 49; Student Christian As- sociation 49-50. DEW, ED Special Student Kingston, Tennessee Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity 49-50. DISNEY, FRANK HOUSTON General Culture, Englewood, Tennessee Off Campus Club 49-50; International Re- lations Club 49-50. DITMORE, CHARLES Business Administration Athens, Tennessee Off Campus Club 49-50; Commerce Club 49; International Relations Club 49-50. DIXON, WILLIAM J. Business Administration Dalton, Georgia DYER, FRANK HICKS General Culture Sweetwater, Tennessee Eta lota Tau Fraternity 49, Secretary 50; Athletic Publicity Council 50; Chorus 49- 50. EASTON, DEWEY SLOAN Pre-engineering Lenoir City, Tennessee Off Campus Club 49-50. ELLIS, AGNEW PHILLIP Business Education Spring City, Tennessee SENIORS EPPERSON, MARY SUE Liberal Arts Athens, Tennessee Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority 50; Off Campus Club 50. FANCHER, PAUL B. Business Administration Chattanooga, Tennessee Eta lota Tau Fraternity 49-50; Student Christian Association 49-50. FOSTER, JOSKIN A. Physical Education Sweetwater, Tennessee FRAZIER, JESSE WAYNE General Culture Etowah, Tennessee FRENCH, JOHN H. Pre-dental Greenback, Tennessee Intramural championship football team 49-50; Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity 49-50; Re- porter 50; Music Club 49; International Re- lations Club 49-50; Nocatula, Sports Editor 49-50. FREYRE, HENRY PAUL Pre-law Mahopac, New York Chorus 50; International Relations Club 50; Phi Rho Pi 50; Student Christian Association 49-50. FREYRE, LOUIS ALBERT Civil Engineering Mahopac, New York Phi Rho Pi, President 50; Student Council Representative 50; Superlative 50. GENOE, DAVE Business Administration Decatur, Tennessee SENIORS GILLENWATER, EDNA JEAN Liberal Arts Chattanooga, Tennessee Chorus 49; Life Service Volunteers 49-50; Student Christian Association 49-50; Wes- leyan Fellowship 49-50. GILLERT, RICHARD STUART Pre-engineering Yonkers, New York Eta lota Tau Fraternity 49-50; President Senior Class; Student Council Representa- tive 50; Nocatula staff, Editor 50; Tumbling team 49-50; Intramural Basketball 50; Superlative 50. GOCHENOUR, WAYNE IRVIN Business Education Arlington, Virginia Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity 49, Secretary 50; Commerce Club 49-50; International Re- lations Club 49-50; Intramural Football Championship 49. GOWAN, MAXINE WALKER Elementary Teacher Athens, Tennessee Kappa Delta Phi Sorority 49-50; Phi Theta Kap;ia 49-50; Basketball 49; Art Club 49. GOWAN, JOHN WILSON General Culture Chattanooga, Tennessee GOWENS, GRADY Physical Education Murray Cross, Alabama GRAVES, WILLIAM F. JR. General Culture, Fountain City, Tennessee GREEN, LA VERNE Liberal Arts Louisville, Tennessee SENIORS GRIFFIN, BARBARA LOUISE General Culture Chattanooga, Tennessee Kappa Delta Phi Sorority 49, Directress 50; International Relations Club 49-50; Delta Psi Omega 49, Secretary-treasurer 50; Bull- dog staff 50; Student Christian Association 49-50; Nocatula staff 50. GUFFEY, MARY DOLORES General Culture Athens, Tennessee Kappa Delta Phi Sorority 50. HALEY, SAMUEL MILTON Physical Education Dalton, Georaia Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity 49, Treasurer 50; Football 49-50; W Club 49; Commerce Club 49; International Relations Club 49; Intramural Football Championship 49. HAMMER, NEVILLE A. JR. Liberal Arts F ountain City, Tennessee Fellowship team 49-50; Life Service Volun- teers 49-50; Student Christian Association 49-50; Library Staff 49-50; Nocatula Staff 49. HAMILTON, PEARL ELAINE Science Oak Ridge, Tennessee Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority 49, Reporter 50; Nocatula Staff 49, Co-business Manager 50; Bulldog Staff 49; Home Economics Club 49-50; Student Christian Association 49- 50; Wesleyan Fellowship 49-50. Delta Phi Omega 50. HARTSELL, GILBERT EBLEN Business Administration Lenoir City, Tennessee HAUN, JENA Elementary Teacher Tellico Plains, Tennessee International Relations Club 49; Phi Theta Kappa 49, Treasurer 50; Art Club 49; Stu- dent Christian Association 49. HEARN, EDELL MIDGETT General Culture Watertown, Tennessee Student Council; Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity 49, Chaplain 50; Life Service Volunteers 50; Vice-president Student body 50; Library staff 49; Student Christian Association 49, Vice-president 50; Superlative 50; Fellow- ship team 49-50; Religious Council 50. « SENIORS HERBERT, MARY JEANETTE General Culture Knoxville, Tennessee HERNANDEZ, LAYLA Secretarial Science Central Violeta, Cuba Sigma lota Chi Sorority 50. HICKMAN, PATRICIA CLAIRE Liberal Arts Chattanooga, Tennessee Kappa Delta Phi Sorority 50; Bulldog Staff Co-business Manager 49, Editor 50; Student Council Representative 50; Phi Theta Kappa 49-50; Student Christian Association 49; International Relations Club 49; Nocatula Staff 50; Superlative 50. HINDS, HELEN LOUISE Elementary Teacher Rockwood, Tennessee Kappa Delta Phi Sorority 49, President 50; Panhellenic Council, Secretary-treasurer 50, Art Club, Treasurer 49, President Lawrence Hall 50; Student Christian Association 49; International Relations Club 49; Nocatula Staff 50; Religious Council 49; Superlative 50. HITSON, JAMES LEE Physical Education Athens, Tennessee HOGGETT, JAMES B. JR. Business Education Jacksonville, Florida Baskevball 50, Football 49-50; W Club 49, Secretary-treasurer 50. HUDGINS, EVELYN FRANCES Liberal Arts Chattanooqa, Tennessee Sigma lota Chi Sorority 50; Representative Student Council 50; Chorus 49, Treasurer 50; Girls ' Trio 50; Delta Psi Omeqa 49-50; Student Christian Association 49-50; Cheer- leading 49; Bulldog Staff 49-50. HUDSON, BILLY BOB Pre-dental Sweetwater, Tennessee Intramural Football Championship 49. E N I O R S 21113 Liberal Arts HUSKEY, HUGH Englewood, Tennessee HUSKINS, CHARLES THOMAS Pre-engineering Chattanooga, Tennessee Eta lota Tau Fraternity 49, President 50; Panhellenic Council 50; Off Campus Club 50; Chorus 50; Bulldog Staff 49-50; Intra- mural sports 49-50. INMAN, BETTY Elementary Teacher Ten Mile, Tennessee Kappa Delta Phi Sorority 49, Reporter 50; Student Christian Association 49-50; Art Club 50; Library Staff 49-50; Nocatula Staff 50; Football Queen 50. INMAN, EARL LEE Physical Education Athens Tennessee JEWELL, RUTH Elementary Teaching Decatur, Tennessee J OHNSTON, MARY KAY General Culture Chattanooga, Tennessee Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority 49-50; Home Economics Club 49, Treasurer 50; Student Christian Association 49-50. JONES, JAMES WILLIAM JR. Pre-med Copperhill, Tennessee KELLEY, MILDRED RUTH Liberal Arts Chattanooga, Tennessee Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority 49, Secretary 50; Student Christian Association 49; Noca- tula Staff, Social editor 50; Treasurer Senior Class; Cheerleader 50; S.C.A. 49; Tumbling Team 49-50; Superlative 50. , IVltRNEft = nmh LIBRARY TENJ ESSEEWESLEYAI COLLEGE ATHE ' TFNiMESSEE SENIORS KENNEDY, MARTIN General Culture Athens, Tennessee KENNEDY, NADEAN Secretarial Science Athens, Tennessee Off Campus Club 49-50; Commerce Club 49. KOEHL, MARJORIE JEAN General Culture Kenosha, Wisconsin Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority 49-50; Student Christian Association 49-50; Wesleyan Fel- lowship 49-50. KNOX, WILLIAM HOWARD Business Administration Athens, Tennessee ' ' • KYLE, NORMA JEAN Elementary Teacher Erie, Tennessee LANE, BARBARA LUAN Elementary Teacher Greenback, Tennessee Wesleyan Fellowship 50. LANIER, CHARLES Physical Education Petersburg, Virginia Football 49-50. LAYMAN, JULIA BELL Nursing Athens, Tennessee Off Campus Club 49-50. SENIORS LAYMAN, MARY PEARL Liberal Arts Athens, Tennessee Zeta Mu Epsilon Sorority 49, Conductress 50; Off Campus Club 49-50. LAYMAN, WILLIE MAE Liberal Arts Athens, Tennesese LOVE, VIRGINIA JOYCE Home Economics Chilhowie, Virginia Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority 49, Treasurer 50; Wesleyan Fellowship 49, President 50; Home Economics Club 49, President 50; Phi Theta Kappa 50; Religious Council 49-50; Student Christian Association 49-50. LYKE, GEORGIA ANN Liberal Arts Bronxville, New York Zeta Mu Epsilon Sorority 49, Reporter 50; Chorus 49-50; Girls ' Trio 49; Bulldog Staff 49-50; International Relations Club 49-50; Superlatives 50. McAMIS, PAUL MORRELL Liberal Arts Athens, Tennessee Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity 49-50; Off Cam- pus Club 49-50; International Relations Club 49-50. McCAMY, MARIAN ELAINE Liberal Arts Tennga, Georgia Sigma lota Chi Sorority 49, Treasurer 50; Phi Theta Kappa 49-50; Library Staff 50; Wesleyan Fellowship 49-50; Student Chris- tian Association 49; Nocatula Staff 50. McCULLEY, JOYCE MARIE Secretarial Science Chattanooga, Tennessee Sigma lota Chi Sorority 49, Secretary 50; Basketball 49; Commerce Club, Secretary 49; Student Christian Association 49-50; Wesleyan Fellowship 49-50; Bulldog Staff 49; Associate editor 50. McFARLAND, CECIL EUGENE General Culture Grundv, Virginia Eta lota Tau Fraternity 49-50; S.C.A. 50, President; Life Service Volunteers 49-50. SENIORS McFARLAND, GERALD Liberal Arts Grundy, Virginia Chorus 49-50; Student Christian Association 49-50; Life Service Volunteers 49-50; In- ternational Relations Club 50. MAAL, WILLEM M. Business Administration Curazao, Dutch West Indies Commerce Club 49. MADDOX, RUTH ANNE Liberal Arts Calhoun, Tennessee Kappa Delta Phi Sorority 49, Sergeant-at- arms 50; Off Campus Club 49, Vice-presi- dent 50; International Relations Club 49. MANRY, MILLARD D. Business Administration Athens, Tennessee MARTIN, ALMA ROSE General Culture Chattanooga, Tennessee Sigma lota Chi Sorority 49-50; Bulldog Staff 49-50; Religious Council 49; Chorus 49; Student Council Representative 49; Student Christian Association 49, Vice-president 50; Library Staff 49. MASON, KATHERINE E- Home Economics Chilhowie, Virginia Kappa Delta Phi Sorority 49-50; Student Christian Association 49-50; Home Econo- mics Club 49, Vice-president 50; Basketball 49-50; Bulldog Staff 50; Nocatuia Staff 49- 50. MELHORN, BERNOLA GWINN Elementary Teacher Front Rayal, Virginia Kappa Delta Phi Sorority 49, .Secretary 50; Art Club 49, Secretary 50; Basketball 49- 50; Student Christian Association 49-50; Bulldog Staff 49-50. MELTON, EDWARD Athens, Tennessee WMf SENIORS MILLER, HUGH FRED General Culture Etowah, Tennessee MILLER, VAUGHN Business Administration Chattanooga Tennessee MITCHELL, JOHN Physical Education Loudon, Tennessee Football 49, Co-captain 50. MOORE, JAMES MARTIN Liberal Arts Etowah, Tennessee MORGAN, MARTHA VIVIAN Cave Spring, Georgia Sigma lota Chi Sorority 49-50; Chorus 50; Student Christian Association 49-50. NEWMAN, MAYNARD General Culture Decatur, Tennessee Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity 49, Chaplain 50; Student Christian Association 49-50. NORMAN, MARGARET Elementary Teaching Big Springs, Tennessee NORTON, HARRY WILEY Business Administration Athens, Tennessee Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity 50; Library Staff 49-50; Commerce Club 49; International Relations Club 50. f ' SENIORS NORTON, MACK WILLARD General Culture Decatur, Tennessee Off Campus Club 49-50; International Re- lations Club 49. PAK, DIA ZIN Pre-law Seoul, Korea International Relations Club 49-50; Student Christian Association 49-50; Life Service Volunteers 49-50. PANGLE, JAMES FRANK Physical Education Etowah, Tennessee Football 49-50; Basketball 49-50. PANTER, CATHRYN ANN Elementary Teacher Copperhill, Tennessee Kappa Delta Phi Sorority 49, Treasurer 50; Bulldog Staff 49, Assistant Business Man- ager 50; Nocatula Staff 50; Student Chris- tian Association 49-50; Art Club 49-50; Wesleyan Fellowship 49. PASSA, MICHAEL FRANK Liberal Arts New York City, N. Y. Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity 49-50; Interna- tional Relations Club 49. PICKENS, NONA Elementary Teacher Athens, Tennessee PONDER, GERALDINE WITT Nursing Morristown, Tennessee Kappa Delta Phi Sorority 49-50; Home Eco- nomics Club 50; Chorus 50. POOLE, JACK S. Civil Engineering Wytheville, Virginia Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity 49, Secretary 50. SENIORS PORTER, CARL S. General Culture Chattanooga, Tennessee Eta lota Tau Fraternity 49, Vice-President 50; W Club 49; Superlative 50. RANKIN, MARGARET INEZ Secretarial Science Athens, Tennessee Sigma lota Chi Sorority 49; Parchment ed- itor 50; Off Campus Club 49-50. RAPER, JOE Business Administration Off Campus Club 49-50. Englcwood, Tennessee REED, JAMES A. Pre-Med Etowah, Tennessee Off Campus Club 49-50. REEVES, ABRAM JAMES Physical Education Guild, Tennessee RIDGE, WILLIAM HAROLD Business Administration Chattanooga Tennessee Publicity Chairman. RIDLEY, MAE HELEN Elementary Teacher South Pittsburg, Tennessee Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority 49; Chaplain 50; Student Christian Association 49-50; Wesleyan Fellowship 49-50; Bulldog Staff 49, Circulation Manager 50; International Relations Culb 49. ROBESON, LOIS VIRGINIA Liberal Arts Jasper, Tennessee Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority 49, President 50; International Relations Club 49-50; Stu- dent Christian Association 50; Wesleyan Fellowship 50; W Club 49-50; Ritter Hall President 50; Panhellenic Council 50. SENIORS ROBESON, LLOYD Business Administration Jasper, Tennessee Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity 50; Student Christian Association 49-50. ROBINSON, FRANKIE G. Secretarial Science Niota, Tennessee Sigma lota Chi Sorority 49, Reporter 50; Off Campus Club 49-50. ROBINSON, GEORGE AIKEN Liberal Arts Martinsville, Virginia Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity 49, Treasurer 50; Bulldog Staff 49-50; International Re- lations Club 49-50. ROSENBAUM, RICHARD PHILLIP Business Education Jonesboro, Tennessee Eta lota Tau Fraternity 50; Football 49-50; Basketball 49-50; W Club 49-50. RUTHERFORD, JOHN M. JR. General Culture Etowah, Tennessee Bulldog Staff 50. SAMPLE, WILLIAM H. General Culture Sweetwater, Tennessee Art Club Vice-President 49, President 50; Basketball 49-50; Tennis 49-50. SANDIN, BRUCE MARTIN Business Administration Arlington, Virginia Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity 49, President 50; Panhellenic Council 50; Fraternity Chair- man 50; Bulldog Staff 50; Commerce Club, Treasurer 49; Nocatula Staff 50; Delta Psi Omega 49-50; Phi Theta Kappa 49, Re- porter 50. SAUCEMAN, WANDA Liberal Arts Newport, Tennessee Zeta Mu Epsilon Sorority 49. SENIORS SCHETTLER, ELIZABETH A. Liberal Arts Sweetwater, Tennessee Student Christian Association 50; Bulldog Staff 50; International Relations Club 50. SHAW, SARA ANN Liberal Arts Chattanooga, Tennessee Sigma lota Chi Sorority 49, Corresponding Secretary 50. SMALL, HOWARD E. Business Administration Athens, Tennessee SMITH, BILL Pre-Pharmacy Arlington, Virginia Eta lota Tau Fraternity 49, Sergeant-at-arms 50; Student Christian Association 49-50; Life Service Volunteers 49-50 SMITH, EDWARD LEE JR. Physical Education Englewood, Tennessee Basketball 49-50. SPARKS, VICTOR PAUL General Culture Arlington, Virginia Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity 49, Vice-President 50; Nocatula Editor 50; Student Council 50; Delta Psi Omega 49, President 50; Chorus 49; Bulldog Staff 49-50. ' -U STAMEY, HENRY WILLIAM General Culture Athens, Tennessee Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity 49-50; President Student Body 50; International Relations Club 49; President Student Council 50; Commerce Club 49; Student Christian As- sociation 49-50; Life Service Volunteers 50. SUAREZ, ARTURO Pre-Engineering Progreso, Honduros International Relations Club. SENIORS SUTHERLAND, LAUNA Commerce Roda, Virginia Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority 49, Vice-Pres- ident 50; Phi Theta Kappa 49, Vice-Pres- ident 50; Student Christian Association 49- 50; Commerce Club 49; Wesleyan Fellow- ship 49-50. SUTTON, WINSON PAUL Business Administration Englewood, Tennessee Off Campus Club 49-50. SWORD, BOB General Culture Appalachia, Virginia Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity. TALLENT, JOHN BEECHER General Culture Niota, Tennessee Off Campus Club 49-50. TAYLOR, EUNICE MABLE Elementary Teacher Copperhill, Tennessee Zeta Mu Epsilon Sorority 49-50; Wesleyan Fellowship 49-50. TOOMBS, KENNETH E. General Culture Petersburg, Virginia TROTTER, JEANNINE Secretarial Science Chattanooga, Tennessee Kappa Delta Phi Sorority 49, Corresponding Secretary 50; Student Christian Association 49, Secretary-Treasurer 50; Wesleyan Fel- lowship 49, Vice-President 50; Bulldog Staff 49, Typing Manager 50; Corrimerce Club, Reporter 49; Religious Council 50. TROTTER, CHARLES EUGENE Pre-Med Athens, Tennessee SENIORS VESTAL, EUGENE C. JR. Liberal Arts Kingsport, Tennessee Life Service Volunteers 49, President 50; Student Christian Association 49-50; Relig- ious Council 50; Student Council 50. VESTAL, HELEN ELIZABETH Secretarial Science Athens, Tennessee Zeta Mu Epsilon Sorority 49, President 50; Phi Theta Kappa 49-50; Panhellenic Council 50; Off Campus Club 49-50. WESTCOTT, JO HENRY Liberal Arts Chattanooga, Tennessee Life Service .Volunteers 50; Student Chris- tian Association 50. WHALEN, JOE LeROY Business Administration Chattanooga, Tennessee Eta lota Tau Fraternity 49-50; Commerce Club 49; Chorus 49-50; Phi Rho Pi 50; Ten- nis 49-50. WHITE, DONALD GENE Physical Education Whitesburg, Tennessee Phi Sigma Nu, Sargeant-at-Arrps; Life Ser- vice Volunteers 50; Student Christian As- sociation 49-50; W Club 50; Nocatula 50; Bulldog 50; Commercial Club 49. WILD, JULIAN S. Pre-Engineering Athens, Tennessee Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity 49, Vice-Pres- ident 50; Boxing 49-50; Off Campus Club 49-50; Student Christian Association 49-50. WILLIAMSON, ROSE MARIE General Culture Oak Park, North Carolina Wesleyan Fellowship 49-50. WILSON, THOMAS Elementary Teaching Niota, Tennessee SENIORS WOOD, DAVE JOHN Business Administration Jacksonville, Florida Football 49-50. YATES, BETTY ROSE General Culture Rutledge, Tennessee Zeta Mu Epsilon Sorority 49, Treasurer 50; Library Staff 49-50; Wesleyan Fellowship 49-50; Commerce Club 49. mSmmmmmmmm SSSK JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Harold Young President Pedro Gonzales Vice-President Jo Jean Knee Secretary Virginia Martin Treasurer Anne Bogart Student Council Representative Ralph VanNostrand Student Council Representative JUNIORS Amy, James Lee Kinsman, Ohio Armstrong, Bobbie Jean Sweetwater, Tenn, Arnett, Kenneth Eugene Abingdon, Virginia Arnold, Barbara Joanne Warsaw, Indiana Arnwine, Philip Taylor, Etowah, Tenn. Atchley, Charlotte Ann Sevierville, Tenn. Atkins, Howard Kenneth Tellico Plains, Tenn. Axley, Odine Curtie Athens, Tenn. Badgett, Robert Howard Maryville, Tenn. Banner, Betty Jo Gate City, Virginia Bardill, Alice Reba Oak Ridge, Tenn. Barnett, Herman Bayce Athens, Tenn. Barnette, Robert Earl Englewood, Tenn. Basham, Larry Delwyn Whitwell, Tenn. Basket, Charles Wm. Sweetwater, Tenn. Batey, Otis Arnold Athens, Tenn. Back, Zella Mae Athens, Tenn. Bell, Duane Talmadge Greeneville, Tenn. Berrios, Jose M. Oages, Puerto Rico Blankinship, Glen G. Pulaski, Virginia Bogart, Mabel Ann Miami, Florida Boggess, Patricia Ann Athens, Tenn. Bradley, Edna Mae Copperhill, Tenn. Brandt, Erwin W. Chattanooga, Tenn. JUNIORS Brillheart, Jerry Allen Dublin, Virginia Bristow, David Joseph Rockwood, Tenn. Brown, Emma Margaret Philadelphia, Tenn. Burger, Clara Dollene Isabella, Tenn. Bussey, Mary Paul Sweetwater, Tenn. Byrum, Bobby Athens, Tenn. Carmack, James Bluff City, Tenn. Gate, Tommy Manning Sweetwater, Tenn. dayman, Martha Helen Kingsport, Tenn. Cockrell, R. L Etowah, Tenn. Coe, Dixie Lee Athens, Tenn. Collins, Katherine Alice Niota, Tenn. Cox, Daniel Lawrence La Follette, Tenn. Cunningham, Ann Copperhill, Tenn. Dailey, Billie Jo Etowah, Tenn. Daugherty, Charles McGee Athens, Tenn. Day, Barbara Jean Pressmen ' s Home, Tenn. Dickens, Jo Ann CoDperhill. Tenn. Dickey, Sylvia Jeanne Copperhill, Tenn. Dixon, Jack Carrienth Athens, Tenn. Douglass, Emily Barbara Athens, Tenn. Dower, James William La Follette, Tenn. Ellenbura, OIlie Athens. Tenn. Farmer, Bascom R. Pulaski, Virginia JUNIORS Fowler, Janie Ruth Copperhill, Tennt Fraioli, Anthony Pleasantville, New York Frye, Richard Eugene Hillsville, Virginia Gallaher, Susan Frances Athens, Tenn. Garaventa, Gloria Ann River Edge, New Jersey Gentry, Mary Ellen Riceville, Tenn. George, Thomas Andon Charleroi, Pennsylvania Gonzales, Rivero Pedro Vizcarrando, Puerto Rico Goss, Betty Copperhill, Tenn. Goslinga, Simon Curacao, D. W. I. Green, Harold Forest Appalachia, Virginia Griffith, Billy Maryville, Tenn. Grimes, Jeannette Loudon, Tenn. Gruosso, Felix Joseph Queens, New York Guinn, Everatt Loudon, Tennessee Halliday, Adelaide June Pellaire, Ohio Harris, Kenneth Leroy Loudon, Tenn. Harrod, George Ross Athens, Tenn. Haun, Glen Tellico Plains, Tenn. Hayes, Harold Jackson Etowah, Tenn. Helvey, Mary Elizabeth Kingsport, Tenn. Henry, Mary Sue Conasauga, Tenn. Henson, Marcella Ann Rome, Georciia Hoback, Donald Richard North Tazewell, Virginia ■■■■■k ■■■■■■■ JUNIORS Hooper, M. Eloise Georgetown, Tenn. Hunt, Marilyn Leab Asheville, North Carolina Hutsell, Benny Israel Athens, Tenn. Hutton, William Richard Wytheville, Virginia Hyder, Patsy Lou Johnson City, Tenn. Inzer, Charles Duard Mobile, Alabama Janeway, Marjorie Ann Athens, Tenn. John son, Robert Earl Athens, Tenn. Johnson, Robert Athens, Tennessee Jolley, Henegar C. Athens, Tenn. Keen, Alfred Homer Jr. Bristol, Tenn. Kelley, James Edward Etowah, Tenn. Key, Betty Lou Maryville, Tenn. Knee, Jo Jean Watertown, Tenn. Kizziah, J. C. Chattanooga, Tenn. Kuykendall, George Vaughan Athens, Tenn. Lamnom, Carlos Hatton Lebanon, Tenn. Laymon, Joan Athens, Tenn. Layne, Jewell Millis Whitwell, Tenn. Ledford, Shirley Anne Athens, Tenn. Lee, Robert EHward Lenoir City, Tenn. Lemons, Glenn Cameron Sweetwater, Tenn. Lewis, WalUce Malcolm Haverhlti, Mass. LillaH, Marv Frances Benton, Tenn. JUNIORS Linderman, Jeanette Dalton, Georgia Lindsay, Helen Ann Cosby, Tenn. Linkous, Freda Jane Jacksboro, Tenn. Lockmiller, Donald L. Athens, Tenn. Love, Bertie Lynn Chuckey, Tenn. McBride, Bonnie Jean Washington College, D. C. McCall, Grover Cleveland Pulaski, Virginia McClary, Nell Benton, Tenn. McClellan, Geneva D. Gate City, Virginia McConkey, Alfred Reece Athens, Tenn. McGuire, Sara Willie Sweetwater, Tenn. McKinney, Margaret Sue Elizabethton, Tenn. McWilliams, Bertia Ruth Dunlap, Tenn. Mac Kie, John Greene Washington, D. C. Ma lone, Robert Weeks Niota, Tenn. Martin, Glenna Faye Englewood, Tenn. Martin, Virginia F. Brooklyn, New York Middleton, Frank Leon Copperhill, Tenn. Miller, Timothy Clarence Athens, Tenn. Mitchell, Robert Edson Rockwood, Tenn. Morris, Harold Eugene Athens, Tenn. Neely, William Ledford Copperhill, Tenn. Newport, Henrietta Jean Kenosha, Wis. Nyerick, Chester Peter Forestville, Conn. JUNIORS Oliphant, Dorothy Jean Riceville, Tern. Ottinger, Alberta Lee Knoxville, Tenn. Partain, Walte r Richard Rossville, Georgia Pelleaux, Ellen Faye Concord, Tenn. Perez, Jose L. Cardenos, Cuba Perry, Edward L. Athens. Tenn. Perry, Lois Claire River Edge, New Jersey Perry, Wanda Oneeta Etowah, Tenn. Phillips, Tommy Lee Kingsport, Tenn. Picard, Norma Louise Albany, New York Powers, Virginia Lee Athens, Tenn. Prendergast, James Lehmann Athens, Tenn. Price, Frances Louise Miami, Florida Provins, Anna Jewell Jellico, Tenn. Provins, Paul Preston Jellico, Tenn. Pruner, John Tilden, Lebanon, Virginia Randolph, Johnny Doyle Crossville, Tenn. Rausch, Clarence Henry Washington, D. C. Ray, Billy Redmond, Patricia Jo Erie, Tenn. Reed, A. J. Jr. Pulaski, Virginia (Not Pictured) Roach, Bay Donald La Follette, Tenn. Root, Jack Cortland, Ohio Rowland, Vernon Athens, Tenn. Rule, Eugenia Faye Morristown, Tenn. JUNIORS Santana, Eliecer Preston, Cuba Schultz, Hattie Sue Athens, Tenn. Schobey, John Sweetwater, Tenn. Settlemire, Margaret Etowah, Tenn. Shields, Lester H. Athens, Tenn. Shippey, Barbara Jane Nashville, Tenn. Shorter, Charles Ed Harlan, Kentucky Sigmon, Bessie Carolyn Lenoir City, Tenn. Simonds, William Clarence Maryville, Tenn. Slaughter, Peggy Jane Kingsport, Tenn. Smith, Dwight Chance Harlan, Ky. Smith, Wayne Barton Athens, Tenn. Stone, Jackie Roda, Virginia Stowe, Roy Lamar Athens, Tenn. Stuehser, Marguerite Harriman, Tenn. Suarez, Carlos Progreso, Honduras Sullivan, Mary Jo Copperhill, Tenn. Tallent, Leon Jefferson Vonore, Tenn. Taylor, Rose Mary Maryville, Tenn. Thompson, Johnnie Sue Copperhill, Tenn. Thorpo, Jack Kenneth Ft. McPherson, Georgia Tollett, Anna Frances Pikeville, Tenn. Tollett, Sara E. Pikeville, Tenn. Tribble, Jacque F. Chattanooga, Tenn. JUNIORS Underwood, Imogene Decatur, Tenn. Van Nostrand, Ralph Southampton, New York Vestal, Alice Rose Epworth, Georgia Walker, Nancy Merle Jonesboro, Tenn. Wallace, Dick Maryville, Tennessee Walters, Irma Beatrice Greeneville, Tenn. Webb, Richard Ralph N. Tazewell, Virginia Weir, Donald Eugene Athens, Tenn. Weiss, Edna Earl Etowah, Tenn. Welch, Ellen Barbara Ranger, Georgia White, Ralph Lee, Sweetwater, Tenn. Wicker, Angie Arzula Niota, Tenn. Willet, Lee Loudon, Tenn. Wilson, Robert Bryant Cleveland, Tenn. Witt, Kimsey Athens, Tenn. Wolfenden, Robert Harman Athens, Tenn. Wolford, Donald Gate Kingsport, Tenn. Woods, Hazel Jewell Athens, Tenn. Wynn, Kenneth Copperhill, Tenn. Young, James Harold Whitwell, Tenn. ful campus. To these organizations go ou deepest appreciation for their endless col lective and competitive spirit. ■, , THE NOCATULA STAFF The editor of the Nocatula Staff is nominated by the Student Council and voted on by the the student body. Once elected, he appoints his staff and begins the long and difficult task of publishing a school annual. The annual publi- cation must be printed on time and the publi- cation completed before the end of the school year; this can be done only by a competent editor and the cooperation of both staff and student body. It is not a one-man job. There is also a scholarship of a certain amount given to the editor elect for handling this position. The annual is what the student body makes it. The staff is composed of: Editor — Dick Gill- ert; Asst, Editor — Vic Sparks; Sponsor — E, G. Rogers; Business Mgrs. — Barbara Coleman, Pearl Hamilton; Photo Editor — Nancy Bailey; Art Editor — Marilyn Hunt; Typing Editor — Marion McCamy; Social Editor — Mildred Kelley; Sports Editor — Don White. Left to Right: Pearl Hamilton, Dick Gillert, Prof. E. Rogers, Vic Sparks and Barbara Coleman. Staff Members — Helen Hinds, Betty Inman, Jane Ayers, Bruce Sandin, Ann Schettler, Bar- bara Day, Alice Bardill, John French, Barbara Griffin, Cathryn Panter, Bernola Melhorn, Anne Bogart, Virginia Martin, Jack MacKie, Pat Hickman and Reba Burger. THE BULLDOG STAFF Deadline — September 20. That ' s the an- nouncement the Editor greeted the 1949-50 staff with, and to that same effect each staff member receives (with a groan) a card about once a month announcing another deadline. Then there is a rush to collect ads, take pic- tures, write and type articles, and lay out a dummy copy. Yes, it ' s work, but fun too! Left to Right: Sponsor — A. H. Myers, Editor — Pat Hick- man, Asst. Editor — Joyce McCulley, Bus. Manager — Barbara Coleman. Staff Members — Eugenia Rule, Bernola Melhorn, Jane Ayers, Cathryn Ranter, Barbara Griffin, Barbara Day, Vic Sparks, Don White, Bruce Sandin, Ann Schettler, Katharine Mason, Robert Bfodecki, Georgia Lyke, Alma Martin, George Robinson, Jeannine Trotter, and Charles Huskins. RELIGION IS A WAY OF LIFE AT TENNESSEE WESLEYAN In accord with the purpose of the College, the Campus religious program is both full and enriching for all who participate. The Wednesday morning Chapel Service in the auditorium is dedicated exclusively to Christian worship under the direction of the College Chaplain. The churches of the city welcome the students of the College in a cordial manner and invite participation in all of their activities and services. Heading the Religious Activities is the Religious Council. This group is composed of the student officers of the various campus religious organi- zations, their sponsors and a faculty representative. The Life Service Volunteers is a fellowship of the students who are planning full-time Christian service as their vocation. The Wesleyan Fellowship is comp osed entirely of girls. It is formed principally for those interested in the world missionary program of the Methodist Church. THE RELIGIOUS COUNCIL Miss Martin, Miss Perkins, A. H. Myers, Chaplain Naff, Edell Hearn, Cecil McFarland, Margaret Beckett, Eugene Vestal, Joyce Love, Nancy Bailey, Jeannine Trotter, Alma Martin.. LIFE SERVICE VOLUNTEER Henry Stamey, Harold Ridge, Geneva McClellan, Gerald McFarland, Edna Gillenwater, Margaret Beckett, Eu- gene Vestal, Caria Bowden, Chaplain Naff, A. H. Myers, Bill Griffith, Anne Bogart, Virginia Martin, Margaret McKinney, Nancy Bailey, Wanda Sauceman, Martha Helen dayman. Marguerite Stuehser, Bill Smith, Neville Hammer, Don Hoback, Cecil McFarland, Edell Hearn, Joe Westcott, Don White, Harry Bandy. WESLEYAN FELLOWSHIP Harietta Chapman, Joyce Love, Margaret McKinney, Betty Rose Yates, Reba Burger, Ellen Gentry, Henrietta Newport, Rose Taylor, Alice Rose Vestal, Marie Williamson, Marguerite Stuehser, Launa Sutherland, Nell Mc- Clary, Wanda Sauceman, Marcella Henson, Betty Goss, Edna Mae Bradley, Jeanette Grimes, Ruth McWilliams, Mrs. E. A. Brubaker, Jena Haun, Barbara Lane, Marian McCamy, Mary Helvey, Edna Gillenwater, Alma Martin, Helen Ridley, Dixie Bogart, Ellen Pelleaux, Virginia Martin, Nancy Bailey, Miss Ethel French, Marjorie Koehl, Mrs. Erin Gamble, Joyce McCulley, Pearl Hamilton, Lois Robeson, Norma Picard, Margaret Courtney, Emma Brown, Helen Lindsay, Mary Frances Lillard, Jeannine Trotter, Mary Sue Henry, Janie Fowler, Miss Jean Martin. Gerry Ponder, Vivian Morgan, June Halliday, Patsy Hyder, Doris Ware, Charlotte Atchley, Evelyn Hudgins, Betty Jo Banner, Shirley Ledford, Bonnie McBride, Patsy Boggess, Sue Gallaher, Patsy Berry, Barbara Douglass, Georgia Lyke, Mable Taylor, Betty Key, Anne Bogart, Dot Oliphant, Mary Dennis, Dixie Coe, Peggy Slaughter, Frank Dyer, Frank Middleton, Bill Grif- fith, Jewell Layne, Don Wolford, Joe Whalen, Ralph Van Nostrand, Charles Huskins, Harry Bandy, David Bristow, Vic Sparks, Harold Ridge, Kenneth Wynn, James Pandergast, Gerald Mc- Farland, Bill Jones, Bill Hutton, Joe Wescott, Dick Frye, Tony Fraioli, Ralph Webb. A. J. HOUTS Director of Music MUSIC PLAYS k VITAL PART Both in the classroom and out, the college furnishes excellent opportunities to cultivate and enjoy all of one ' s musical talents and abil- ities. The College Chorus, under the direction of Professor Jack Houts, has acquired an enviable reputation for having a complete repertoire of skillfully presented, highly entertaining, mu- sical numbers with which the Chorus has de- lighted audiences throughout the Southeast. The College Trio has also made outstand- ing musical contributions wherever they have appeared in both sacred and secular programs in churches, auditoriums and on the radio. A Music Club is promoted to foster a deeper appreciation of the old masters and their works. The members gain much musically and socially from the meetings at Moffitt Hall. GIRLS ' TRIO Evelyn Hudgms, Betty Jo Banner, Betty Key. fer-- - B° . =B°r.!;; ' L,.„ lalliday Harold Ridge in front of the Choir bus. TEN SSEE WES LEVA! LEGE CHOIR ART CLUB Bill Neely, John Armes, Alice Bardill, David Bristow, Eugenia Rule, Bernola Melhorn, Tommy Phillips, Margaret Courtney, Marilyn Hunt, Catherine Panter, Betty Inman, James Carmack, Miss Geraldine Gerren. LIBRARY STAFF E. Eller (Librarian), Betty Inman, Sue Schultz, Caria Bowden, Wanda Sauceman, Neville Ham- mer, Betty Goss, Geneva McClellan, Joe Westcott, Bonnie McBride, Mary Helvey, Harry Norton, Marian McCamy, Don Lockmiller, Dwight Smith, Barbara Shippey, Sue Gallaher, Mrs. J. Van Coe (Assistant Librarian). GIRL ' S LETTER CLUB Ivah Lee Campbell, Margaret Beckett, Caria Bowden, Lois Robeson, Bernola Melborn, BOY ' S LETTER CLUB John Mitchell, Drennan Crutchtield, James Hoggatt, Clarence Simonds, Erwin Brandt, Tommy George, Carlos Lannom, Carl Porter, Edward Sparks, Charlie Bates, Harold Young, Sam Haley, Tommy Cate, Don White, Ralph White, Richard Wallace, James Partain, Bryant Daffron, Bob Stevenson, Bill Dower, Robert Badgett, Jerry Brillhart. Awm i v ii|H||it PHI THETA KAPPA Jena Haun, Maxine Gowan, Mary Alice Dennis, Launa Sutherland, Margaret Courtney, Joyce Love, Pat Hickman, Barbara Coleman, Bruce Sandin, Jack MacKie, Helen Vestal, Marian McCamey, Bernola Melborn, Evelyn Hudgins. Not Pictured: Karry Norton, Amos Callihan. HONOR SOCIETIES AT TWC Tennessee Wesleyan boasts three honor societies on the campus. Phi Theata Kappa, the National Junior College Honor Society, which is open to those obtaining scholastic achievements, is one of the most active on the campus. The 129 cast of Delta Psi Omega, the honorary dramatic organization at T.W.C., is self supporting and produces at least three major productions dur- ing the school year. A Chapter of the National Junior College Debating Fraternity, Phi Rho Pi, is also established on the campus. It furnishes a wonderful opportunity for students interested in debating to exercise their powers of oration. DELTA PSI OMEGA Cecil McFarJand (Head Usher), Victor Sparks (Cast Director), Bruce Sandin (Business Manager), Barbara Griffin (Secretary), Miss Bell (Sponsor), Evelyn Hudgins (Reporter). PHI RHO PI Joe Whalen, Virginia Sellers (Secretary,) Amos Callihan (Vice-President), Don Banner (Treasurer), Rei Burger, Henry Freyre, Louis Freyre (President), Fred Puett (Sponsor). THE PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL Bruce Sandin, Fraternity Chairman; Miss Janet McCamy, Faculty Chairman; Lois Robeson, Sorority Chairman; Helen Hinds, Secretary. Bruce Sandin, Helen Vestal, Caria Bowden, Lois Robeson, Helen Hinds, Amos Callahan, Professor Yates, Professor Tebeau, Mrs. Hudson, Miss McCamy, Mrs. Coe, Dean Coe. (Not Pictured) Professor Houts, Charlie Huskins, Mrs. Houts, Mrs. Arnold, Professor Puett. THE PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL The Pan - Hellenic Council functions as the coordinating agency for the fraternal organ- izations of the College. Its membership consists of the presidents of each fraternity and sorority, their sponsors, and two faculty representatives appointed by the President of the College. The Dean of Stu- dents serves as coordinator of the Pan-Hellenic program. During the past year the Council sponsored a very suc- cessful barn party as part of orientation week. It also is the hub from which many other of the social events on the campus radiate. Pan-Hellenic Council puts on a radio program and a chapel program for the student body. With these, the purposes of the organization are put forth, and an explanation of the func- tions of the Council and of the fraternal organizations are pre- sented. ZE T A MU E PSILON Helen Vestal, President Mrs. Lois Arnold, Sponsor Mrs. Lois Arnold Sponsor Helen Vestal President Reba Burger Vice-President Betty Yates Treasurer Mable Taylor . Secretary Margaret Courtney Corresponding Secretary Marguerite Steuhser, Janie Fowler, Geneva McClellan, Patsy Hyder, Ivah Lee Campbell, Wanda Sauceman, Marcella Henson, Rose Taylor, Betty Goss, Dixie Coe, Helen Lindsay, Mary Frances Lillard, Ruth McWilliams, Joan Layman, Dollene Burger, Edna Mae Bradley, Mrs. Lois Arnold The Zeta Mu Epsilon Soror- ity has had a very busy but profitable year. They have been led by capable officers and feel fortunate in having such good officer material for the coming year. The year started off with a bang when the Zetas received the beautiful loving cup from the National Headquarters of Zeta Mu Epsilon for having the most progressive and outstand- ing chapter in the National So- rority. The girls of course were very proud of this honor and are in hopes they will be able to keep the cup again this year. If a chapter wins the cup three years straight, it becomes theirs to keep. The Fall Quarter was of course taken up mostly with initiation of the new girls into the sorority, and much fun was had by all. Also during the Fall Quarter there was the contest sponsored by Coach Hudson for the sorority or fraternity doing the best job of advertising for the football games. The Zetas were picked the lucky winners and received the prize of ten dollars. On the last day of the Fall Quarter the Zetas entertained the football team in the Rec Hall with a chili party and af- terwards played folk games. Everyone ate until he could eat no more. The Zeta Alumni Conven- tion was held on a week-end early last fall and the active members enjoyed meeting the former students and being with them. The two big events of the year are yet to come for the Zetas this year — the annual party and the chaoel proaram. The partv will be a St. Patrick ' s Day affair and we hooe it will be as successful as the parties given bv the other fraternities and sororities. All in all, it has been a good year for the Zetas and it will be with much regret that the Seniors will turn the active Chapter over to the Juniors, but they will have the consola- tion that they are leaving things in very capable hands. KAPPA DELTA PHI Mrs. Jack Houts Sponsor Helen Hinds President Mary Alice Dennis Vice-President Bernola Melhorn Secretary Cathryn Panter Treasurer Helen Hinds, President Mrs. A. J. Houts, Sponsor Betty Inman, Irma Walters, Charlotte Atchley, Sue Thompson, Virginia Martin, Jeannine Trotter, Ellen Welch, Margaret Beckett, Neil McClary, Sue Gallaher, Eugenia Rule, Angle Wicker, Barbara Arnold, Barbara Griffin, Pat Hickman, Kathrine Mason, Virginia Powers, Glena Martin, Bonnie McBride, Anne Bogart, Katherine Collins, Dolores Guffey, Alice Bardill, Jerry Ponder, Ruth Ann Maddox. (Not Pictured) Maxine Walter Gowan. Our Diary Dear Diary, It ' s wonderful to be back at T.W.C. There are twelve re- turning Kappas in addition to Mrs, Houts, our sponsor. A new co-sponsor, Miss Betty Perkins, and a new patroness. Miss Jean Martin, are welcomed addi- tions. Rush week found the Kappas playing hostess at a hayride, a bowling party, and an old southern banquet. What fun! Katherine Mason is the newly elected Sweetheart of Eta iota Tau Fraternity. Also Mary A. Dennis is Sweetheart of Theta Sigma Chi. We are proud of Mary Alice ' s position as vice president of the Senior Class and of Margaret Beck- ett ' s place as secretary. Anne Bogart is girl representative and Virginia Martin is treas- urer of the Junior Class. Homecoming week- end brought old friends back; first prize to the Kappa float in the parade; and honorable mention for football game advertise- ment. The Queen ' s car carried two Kappas as royalty, Betty Inman as football queen, and Kather- ine Mason as senior attendant. Our party, The Kappa Kruise, was a big success. It left us a bit sea-sick but so relieved. Initiation was a riot with those Kappa box-houses. We were so tired that it was diffi- cult to tell who initiated whom. Our chapel program took us over an enjoyable tour of the United States on the train El- Kappa-Tan. Bernola Melborn deserves art work credit. The Barrets of Wimpole Street starred Barbara Griffin with Mary Alice Dennis and Norma Picard in minor roles. The alumni banquet was sort of a grand finale for the 1950 Kappas. It was good to see our old friends. We seniors will soon be alumnae ourselves and we wish the ne w members much success. The time has come for us to close our diary on another year. We feel that we have accom- plished a great deal for Kappa. The fact that our president Helen Hinds was chosen Miss T.W.C. is final evidence of Kappa Delta Phi ' s character. SIGMA IOTA CHI Mrs. Rankin Hudlson, Sponsor Miss Caria Bowden, President Carla Bowden President Nancy Bailey Vice-President Joyce McCulley Secretary Marion McCamy Treasurer Nancy Wall er, Jane Ayers, Franl ie Robinson, Margaret Ranl .in, Freda Linkous, Shirley Ledford, Henrietta Newport, Marjorie Janeway, Patsy Berry, Alma Martin, Vivian Morgan, Leyla Hernandez, Peggy Slaughter, Martha dayman, June Haliday, Ann Cunningham, Bar- bara Coleman, Gloria Garavanta, Dorothy Oliphant, Lois Perry, Jo Jean Knee, Marilyn Hunt, Barbara Douglass, Betty Best, Patsy Boggess, Evelyn Hudgins, Mary Ellen Gentry. IN MEMORY OF ANN There ' s a land we call Tomorrow Which is only just next door, Where there is no word for sorrow, Where there ' s good untold in store. Now we know hearts there are lighter. Now that kingdom is more fair. Now the angels ' smiles are brighter — Just because our Ann is there. J. M. Rutherford, Jr. ETA UPSILON GAMMA Lois Robeson, President Mrs. J. Van B. Coe, Sponsor Lois Robeson President Launa Sutherland Vice-President Mildred Kelley Secretary Joyce Love Treasurer Jean Dickey, Sue Epperson, Caroline Sigman, Jo Banner, Helen Ridley, Barbara Day, Frances Price, Mary Paul Bussey, Jeannette Linderman, Margaret McKinney, Jewell Woods, Kay Johnston, Marjorie Koehl, Harrietta Chapman, Mrs. J. Van B, Coe. ETA UPSILON GAMMA As the bright days of Au- gust 49 merged into Septem- ber, we Gammas were busy making preparations for col- lege again. We all looked for- ward with anticipation to another good Gamma year. Our first outing was a hamburger fry, with the Gammas and their dates. We began at once with preparations for our big party of the year. We had a formal Harvest Moon Festival, Oc- tober 29th which was a huge success. We were glad to see so many of our old girls back, Rushing came November 2nd, 3rd, and 4th; our parties consisted of a scavenger hunt and chili supper at the home of alumna Roxie Smith; a hayride to the drive-in where we ate plenty of food while we watched a good movie. A Kid party at the home of Dean Ri- viere. Our rush parties netted us a fine group of pledges. In no time at all Christmas had rolled around! The Christ- mas spirit was strong in our Gamma Hearts, and we shared our material blessings in the form of a huge basket of food- stuffs with an elderly and very needy little lady. We had our Christmas party in which we exchanged gifts and had loads of fun being together. After Christmas vacation we came back to school full of ideas for mock initiation. We had our initiation on the cam- pus and in town, which proved to be very successful. This wss loads of fun, or at least we old Gammas thought so. Then came our beautiful formal initiation ritual, and the candlelight of secret ceremony created an indelible picture that will remain long after our days at Wesleyan are over. On February 24th we gave our Chapel Program, a take-off on Romeo and Juliet, which was humerous and educational. Plans are now underway for our big spring banquet, and then graduation. Several of our girls have re- ceived honors this year: our President Lois Robeson was voted the qirl with the best per- sonality; Vice President, Launa Sutherland was chosen Senior beauty; and Mildred Kelley, se- lected for the best dressed. ETA IOTA T AU Charlie Huskins President Carl Porter VicerPresident Frank Dyer Secretary Don Banner Treasurer Professor A. J. Houts Sponsor Charlie Huskins, President Professor A. J. Houts, Sponsor Ralph Webb, Bill Griffeth, Dick Gillert, Bill Smith, Harold Ridge, David Bristow, Everett Guinn, Frank Middleton, Joe Whalen, Clarence Simonds, Harold Young, Carlos Lannom, Bryant Daffron, Paul Fancher, Bill Neeley, Dick Rosenbaum, Kenneth Harrison, Cecil McFarland, Kenneth Wynn. Pcr nr nr ETA IOTA TAU The Eta lota Tau fraternity, better known as the Hits, held its annual dance (Football Party) at T.W.C ' s old gym. The Queen of the fraternity was presented who was no other than Miss Katherine Ma- son of Chilhowee, Virginia, a senior here at college and a member of the Kappa Delta Phi sorority. The dance was made a success only through the co- operation of the members and the backing of the student body and the presence of our lovely Queen. Rush week wqs a hectic one as usual, but everything went off fine for the Hits. They were pledged and are now members, some of T.W.C ' s finest in quality and quantity. Let it be known that the Hits are always there on top. Mr. Jack Housts, our spon- sor, is an asset to the frater- nity. He has put plenty of time and work into the organization. He has assisted in our handling of financial affairs, and has given to us that needed coor- dination. Hats off to The pro- fessor of Musical Knowledge, A. J. Houts. Just remember fun for all and get the most from your fraternity by being active, and by joining the band wagon to social life at T.W.C. THET A SIGMA CHI Amos Callihan, President Mr. Fred Puett, Sponsor Amos Callihan President Julian Wild Vice-President Jack Poole Secretary Jake Robinson Treasurer Mr. Fred Puett Sponsor Mike Passa, Harry Norton, Edell Hearn, Robert Brodecki, John Pruner, Bob Armstrong, Duane Bell, Bob Sword, Bob Wolfenden, Ed Perry, Loyd Robeson, Tommy Phillips, Paul McAmis. ' ' -l iis 1 iH r.t . ? •j % 7 1 ' f BIk A . I - i 1 L . REMINISCING In the spring of the year 1947, Dean Richmond as- sembled a group of Wesleyan- ites for the purpose of organ- izing a new fraternity. Their effort founded Theta Sigma Chi, Beta Chapter; accepted as a national organization in the summer of 1947, at the Na- tional College Pan- hellenic Council. Although we Chi ' s are a young organiza- tion, we have projected the fra- ternity into all campus activi- ties. Our record speaks for it- self. Socially: The largest single contingent in the Homecoming Parade — namely, (12) floats. The finest Pledge Banquet in Sigma Chi history. Our annual party was its traditional suc- cess. Scholastically: Amos Calli- han and Harry Norton are members of Phi Theta Kappa, plus a host of members who have made the Dean ' s List — Jack Pool, Tom Phillips, Don Wolford, Michael Passa, Amos Callihan, Edell Hearn, Harry Norton, and Julian Wilde. Civically: Our organization has produced the Vice-Presi- dent, Edell Hearn, of the stu- dent body who also assumed the President ' s office in the third quarter. Our Sweetheart who has been elected annually in all Chi Fraternities has been a tremendous asset to our organ- ization, and we take this time to express our thanks to Mary Alice Dennis. To our sponsor. Professor Fred H. Puett, who has shown a sincere interest in our lives as young men, we owe our deepest thanks. His effort is shown in the success of our fra- ternity today. With heavy hearts we rem- inisce upon the activities of another successful year for Theta Sigma Chi. Although life ' s paths will separate many of the brothers, our feeling of unity will always exist. PHI SIGMA NU ! Bruce Martin Sandin President Victor Paul Sparks Vice-President Wayne Irvin Gochenour Secretary Sam Milton Haley Treasurer President Bruce Sandin Sponsor E. E. Tebeau Donald Gene White, John Hoyt French, Maynard Newman, Dwight Chance Smith, Elicer Santana, Henry Stamey, Wayne Barton Smith, Don Lockmiller, James Clayton Kizzlah, Jackie Stone, Wally Malcolm Lewis, Simone Goslinga, Pedro Gonzalez, Donald Eugene Wier, John Greene MacKie, James Buford Hoggatt, William Mutton, Felix Joseph Grusso, Raymond Carmack, George Vaughn Kuykendall, Jose Pepe Perez, Robert Edson Mitchell, Clarence Henry Rausch xi a f n PHI SIGMA NU The Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity has strived to obtain only one aim. It has been our purpose to serve to promote friendships and wholesome social activities on the Tennessee Wesleyan Campus. Only those students who have attained a high stan- dard of scholarship and charac- ter are accepted into the fra- ternity. To begin our list of activi- ties, we sponsored a hayride for the members of the frater- nity and their dates. Our even- ing was spent around a nice bonfire on the Mayfield farm. Everyone enjoyed this hayride and it gave each of us a chance to become better acquainted. Our next social activity was during Rush Week when the Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity held its annual Rush Week ban- quet at Norwood ' s Cafe. About fifty members and pledges were present at the banquet. Our toastmaster was the well- known Dr. Burton of Athens. Among our guests were Profes- sor E. E. Tebeau and Mr. Nor- man Nagel. We were honored with the presence of Mr. Clif- ford Cunningham of Athens, who was elected Grand Secre- tary of the National Organiza- tion. Our last social event of the season was the Carnival of Carnations. This was our annual Valentine dance. Carn- ations were given to the ladies at the door while members of the fraternity wore their fra- ternity flower, the yellow rose. The music for the dance was wire-recorded to give an even, blended array of music. The gym was decorated with the traditional Valentine colors of red and white with large red hearts covering the walls. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen of Hearts. These two royalties were represented by none other than Louis Freyre and Alma Martin. During the year we selected a Dream Girl from the many beautiful lassies of the campus. The final decision rested on Miss Nancy Bailey who, in our opinion is certainly a Dream Girl. FEATURE S ' 5 One of the traditions of the school is the a of a King and Queen of Hearts. As they celebration of Valentine ' s Day, the heart theme has beeri chosen for their title. The persons elected are chosen for their good. personality, friendliness and probably most of all, popul Each year a week or so ahead of the annual Valent Day Party, nominations for candidates for the election are taken up in chapel. The three highest of boys a total nominations are placed on a ballot are then voted on and the winners are crowned at the formal Valentine ' s Day Party. This year the popular choice for the honor of King and Queen of Hearts were Louis Freyre an and Alma are both most representative tradition they stand for. During the of them have endeared themselves to the dents and faculty, thus is most appropri them the title of King and Queen of ularity. •i l-r.V . entine s , ;-4f ri ' A ' vw nd girls in ;;W,V, {:V! six people ' ' ' ' ?• V i You ' re the same to him no matter who you are. He ' ll be ' your friend both near and far. No truer words could be uttered than theje to portray the personality we are trying to describe. Everyone at Tennessee Wes- levan College has grown to love Edell Hearn for the high stand- ards he has stood for and the example he has set for us here on the campus. His leadership as vice-president of the Student Body, of the Student Christian Association, as member of the Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity, Fellowship Team, Life Service Volunteers, Religious Council,- and other minor clubs and or- ganizations, will never be for- gotten by those who have shared in these fellowships with him. We, the students and faculty members of Tennessee Wes- leyan College, have felt it a great honor to have been able to share in these wonderful ex- periences, which have been portrayed by such a wonderful Christian personality in such a Christian way, that they will never be forgotten. We know that Edell will be successful in life and make a great contribution to his fri- ends, his community, and the world, for the great principles of life and the consideration for others that he has stood for while in our midst. Here ' s wishing Mr. T. W. C. of 1950, all the success and happiness that may be his for the future. MR T WC Have you heard the history of Rockwood, or what about the great ship Titanic? If not, then look up our most talented senior, Miss Helen Hinds, who has been chosen Miss T. W. C. for this year. With Helen ' s popularity, personality, leadership, talent, and friendliness, she is tops with all who know her. Not only is she President of her sorority, Kappa Delta Phi, but also Secretary of the Pan Helenic Council, and a member of the Art Club, Nocatula Staff, and S.C.A. Her vocation is in the field of teaching. Helen will always be remem- bered as our most representa- tive girl in the senior class. MISS T WC SENIOR BEAUTY Launa Sutherland SENIOR HANDSOMEST Louie Freyre - JUNIOR BEAUTY Marilyn Hunt TM JUNIOR HANDSOMEST t ' ci . J. C. Kizziah BEST ALL AROUND Mary Alice Dennis Edell Hearn CLASS PESTS Georgia Lyke Jake Robinson MOST FRIENDLY Margaret Beckett Don Banner MOST TALENTED Helen Hinds Harry Lee Bandy BEST PERSONALITY Lois Robeson Amos Callihan , MOST POPULAR ' -1 Jane Ayers Drennan Crutchfield AT TWC ' ■ , MOST ATHLETIC Ivah Lee Campbell Buck Mitchell BEST DRESSED Mildred Kelley Carl Porter MOST STUDIOUS Jena Haun Mike Passa Top — Footba from Ten Mile, Left — Miss town, Tennessee Right — Miss Chilhowee, Virg Elected by squad and the athletic association fo iotyt i Bill Nichols, Charles Lanier, Robert Badgett, Jimmy Rawls, David Wood, A. J. Reeves, Buck Mitchell, Grady Gowens, Dick Rosenbaum, Clarence Simonds, Drennon Crutchfield, Kimsey Witt, Bill Starnes, Frank Middleton, Don White, James Partain, Carl Porter, Clarence Crom- well, Charles Bates, Erwin Brandt, Sam Hailey, Bill Dower, Jerry Brillhart, Harlan Daugherty, Richard Frye, Tommy Cate, Carlos Lannom, Coach Matthews, James Hoggatt, Bill Knox, Ed Sparks, Richard Wallace, Charles Inzer, Ralph White, Bryant Daffron, Bob Stephenson, Wade Hubbard, James Hitson, Harold Young, James Pangle, Tommy George, Coaches Rankin Hudson and Robert Matthews. BULLDOGS ON THE GRIDIRON The football team, although plagued with injuries, had a fair record this season. Although the record does not seem so good, the team really showed a lot of cooperation. In the opener against East Tennessee State at Johnson City, the Bulldogs lost by a 19-6 score, after coming back in the second half and playing the East Tennessee boys to a standstill. The Bulldogs played their second game on the next Friday night in Milledgeville, Georgia, with Georgia Military College. This was the only setback by a Junior College this season — T.W.C. losing by a score of 25 to 0. On October 18, the Bulldogs were host to the South Georgia Junior College this being their first home game and by far the most outstanding game this season. The score of this game was 25 to 14 in favor of Wesleyan. Wesleyan played a powerful and strong Austin Peay (Senior) College at Clarksville, Tennessee, on October 15, losing to a tune of 64 to 19. The Bulldogs on October 22, played their next home game with Athens (Ala.) College to a 7 to 7 deadlock. The following weekend found Wes- leyan really romping and stomping over the University of Tennessee Junior College from Martin, Tennessee, to the score of 48 to 0. November 5 found the Bulldogs again in Johnson City playing the Milligan College Buffaloes and losing by the score of 19 to 7. As part of the Armistice Day celebra- tion, the Bulldogs played host to the T. P. I. freshmen from Cookeville, Tennessee, and won by a score of 20 to 7. Homecoming was on November 19 which found the Old Grads and friends of the College seeing a ball game that was a -■■ ' .;•■ ,-f« ' ..v . In f ' Jk3 r ?,■ «.. _::- , Coaches Rankin Hudson and Robert MaHhews hard fought affair. The Bulldogs played host to St. Bernard College from Cullman, Ala- bama, defeating them by the score of 39 to 0. On Thanksgiving afternoon the local grid fans saw their second afternoon game of the season and also the final game for 1949, between the Bulldogs and Middle Georgia Junior College from Cochran, Georgia. The score of this game was in favor of Wesleyan 39 to 0. 1949 SEASON SCHEDULE We They 6 East Tennessee State 19 Georgia Military College 25 25 South Georgia College 14 19 Austin Peay 64 7 Athens College 7 48 U. T. Junior College 7 Milligan 19 20 T. P. 1. 7 33 St. Bernard 6 39 Middle Georgia College Co-Capt-ains Buck Mitchell and A. J. Reeves MITCHELL ROSENBAUM STEVENSON DAUGHERTY SPARKS HALEY WITT DAFFON STERNS PANGLE BATES RAWLS The end of the fall quarter saw several of the Bulldogs graduating and continuing their careers at senior colleges. They in- clude: A. J. Reeves, Jasper, Tennessee; Grady Gowens, Murray Cross, Alabama; Dave Woods, Jacksonville, Florida, Ear! Inman, Athens, Tennessee; Jim Rawls, Jack- sonville, Florida; Charles Lanier, Petersburg, Virginia; and Bill Nichols, Athens, Ala- bama. The freshmen this year who will make senior varsity players next year ought to make Coaches Hudson and Matthews some good material for this coming spring prac- tice. The captains for the 1950 football were elected at a recent banquet of the football team. They are; Wade Hubbard, Washing- ton, DC; and Ed Sparks, Maryville, Tennes- see. LENIER GOWENS CRUTCHFIELD KNOX GEORGE NICHOLS BULLDOGS ON THE HARDWOOD The Tennessee Wesleyan College Bas- ketball team completed a successful season recently. One of the highlights of the past season was the grand opening of the James L. Robb Gym. Approximately 1000 people were present to see Wesleyan put up a stiff battle only to lose 66-62 to Maryville Col- lege. Other outstanding games of the sea- son were with the University of Chattanooga, which Wesleyan won 77-58; Wesleyan tak- ing a hard one from the Dixie Spinners 60-54; Wesleyan losing a tough battle to the University of Tennessee Freshmen 57- 56; and losing the final game of the season to Emory and Henry 66-78, The team was led by Co-captains Smith and Rutledge with Hoggatt, Partain, and Stevenson making the starting team. The Southeastern Junior College Basket- ball Tourn ament was held in the Robb Gym, March 6 and 7 Teams from Kentucky, Ten- nesseee, Alabama, Georgia, and North Caro- lina made up the tournament. Tennessee Weslevan won their wav to the semi-finals bv defeating a strong Young Harris team 85-61, but were defeated in the semi-finals by the team which later pi-nved to be the tournament champions. The score was Camobellsville 49, Tennessee Weslevan 48. Co-Caotsin Smith and Hogatt were chosen on the All-Tournament team. We 1949-50 SEASON RECORD BASKETBALL They University of Georgia Junior College Martin College Martin College Dixie Spinners University of Chattanooga Frosh. Berry College Maryville College University of Georgia Junior College McMinn High School University of Chattanooga Frosh. 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