Tennessee Wesleyan College - Nocatula Yearbook (Athens, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

Memer - Pfeifter Libraify Tennessee Wesleyan College Athens, Tennessee Il | £. TENNESSEE WESLEYAN .K.. I 1 1 -  wj v( ifc ' A IT ■ i ■ . ■■■■ 11 Ml 1 «■ Ml a Memer.Pfeiffer Library Tinncssee Weslcyan College Athens, Tennes .5ee irn.os L t S. WERNER. PFEIFFFR llRp ipv TENNESSEE WESUaKOKE ATHENS, TENNfcssEE INTRODUCTION TWC We, the class of fifty three, remember Wesleyan; the whirling schedules, the hard pressed assignments, the tingle of pride in our Bulldogs, the guys and girls we dated, the fellowship in which we all shared and the inspiration of prayer that bound it all together. Co ' e with us now through the halls of memory. Laugh with us, cry with us, work with us once again in the ituJeli lc spirit of NOCATULA. . - — The Editor ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' l!iSiXllMli A IX rv i!t; S. ( . h ' Z-ssr cJ -i tp J- .:■ What is life but a shadow on this lowly earth. If we but trip and fall, get up, go, on, but not remember. selected DEDICATION One would have a hard time finding a person interested enough in young adults to dedicate, his life to them. Such a man, who will always be young in heart, is Maestro Jack Houts. His tremendous personality and overwhelming enthusiasm have inspired his choirs to singing heights which are hard to surpass. His excellent musicianship has been demonstrated from year to year by his musical achievements with groups that have no longer than one year to work together. He teaches forty individuals to blend their beliefs and indi- vidualities in as perfect harmony as he is able to direct their voices in song. The only payment he asks is that his students go away leading richer and more meaningful lives, for having shared a profound re- ligious experience in music. Jack Houts is much more than a fine choir director. He is a personal friend to all of us in and out of the choir, and, unknowingly, a guide to many who observe and realize his fine sense of humor, his high ideals, and general philosophy of life. It is with unforgettable memories, and with our untold thanks, that we dedicate this Nocatula to you. Jack Houts. THE ADMINISTRATION We remember our professors who through their interest and untiring efforts helped and counsel- ed us through our years at Wesleyan. - !! ' ill 1111 ilfi .i llii ill! Ii ! i! li !i i: 11 i ' II |! !! ii il ' 1 — townsend hall . He calleth his sheep by name and leadeth them out. — John 10:3 President Dr. Leroy A. Martin Our president and his secretary have filled a warm spot in the hearts and minds of all students and faculty members. Their kind under- standing of our problems and our joys have inspired and aided us all through our time here. Their friendly smiles and greetings have given us a feeling of being an integral part of this school and we hope someday to repay in some small way the indebtedness that each of us owes to them. Secretary Mrs. Nelle Jackson . Van Coe Dean of Students Paul Riviere Dean of College Dr. F. B. fihelton Public Relations, HCC. Mrs. Ken Rees Business Manager C. O. Dongla Registrar FACULTY Mrs. Hilda Wrinn — Methods A. H. Myers — Religion and Mrs. A. H. Myers — Librarian Marvin Shade! — Mechanical and Laboratory School Philosophy Drawing Richard M. Johnson — Natural Charles O ' Reilly — Methods Mrs. James Lattimore — Home Mrs. Gertrude B. Millard Science and Laboratory School Economics Superintendent of Ritter Hall Mrs. Agnes B. Colston — Methods and Laboratory School Louis Underwood Superintendent Grounds Mrs. Ruth Lewis — Superin- tendent of Lawrence Hall Mrs. Thelma Rucker Stand- ridge — Organ and Piano Not pictured: Mrs. T. B. Don- ner — Dietician Mis. dea Roach — None mc5 Fitzpatrick — Com- erce Mrs. James Fitzpatrick — Mrs. Martha Hale — Art Commerce Jack Houts — Voice Thomas B. Donner — Modern James Wilson — Organ and G. A. Yates — Mathematics Carl Honaker — Chemistry Language Piano and Physics ? I W ' Levis Hampton — Drama and Mrs. Levis Hampton — English E. G. Rogers — English Speech Rankin Hudson — Director of Athletics Not pictured: Kennctli O. Hip- gin •; — Economics CLASSES We remember those classes we gladly at- tended, those we had to attend, and those we didn ' t attend. — banfield hall Study to show thyself approved. — II Timothy 2:15 No man has a right to govern another man without that man ' s consent. — Abraham Lincoln Standing: Danny Hays, Bulldog Editor; Don Mc- Elroy, Senior Class President; Don Patrick, Senior Representative; Bill Adams, Nocatula Editor. Seated: Faye Templin, Religious Council Repre- sentative; Pat Isenhower, Senior Representative; Lee Asbury, Student Body President; Jean Guinn, Student Body Vice President; Paul Phillips, Junior Representative. STUDENT COUNCIL SENIOR OFFICERS The senior class at Wesleyan is represented by for the commencement program. These duties a group of officers elected by the senior students. demand leadership and careful management. The Among their many duties are presiding over meet- senior class at Wesleyan believes that their officers ings of the senior class and making arrangements have exemplified these characteristics. From left to right: James McQuain, Vice-President; Don McElroy, President; and Betty Shetterly, Secretary-Treasurer. CLASS OF 1953 ADAMS, WILLIAM A.. Walton, N.Y Liberal Arts, Student Christian Associa- tion, 1, 2; Life Service Volunteers, 1, 2 Chaplain 2; Phi Sigma Nu, 1, 2, Re porter 2; Phi Rho Pi, 2, Secretary; Ph: Theta Kappa, 2, Reporter 2; Delta Psi Omega, 1, 2, Vice President 2; Nocatula I, 2, Editor, Photographer 2; Bulldog 1, 2; Superlative; Student Assistant to presi- dent, 2; Personnel Committee, 2. ALLISON F. MAX, Athens, Tenn. Liberal Arts, Student Christian Associa- tion, 1, 2; Life Service Volunteers, 1, 2. JOAN ANTHONY, Mount Tabor, N.J. General Culture, Religious Council 2 ; Student Christian Association, 1, 2; Life Service Volunteers, 1, 2; Wesleyan Fel- lowship, 1, 2, Vice President, 2; Zeta Mu Epsilon, 1, 2, Chaplain 2; Delta Psi Omega, 1, 2; Nocatula 2; Bulldog 2; Choir, I, 2, Publicity Manager, 2. ASBURY, LEE, Caryville, Tenn. Uberal Arts, Theta Sigma Chi, 2, Secretary 2; Student Council 2, President 2; Bulldog 2; Basketball, I, 2; Football, 1, 2; Boys ' Letter Club, 1, 2. BARNETTE, SARA, Englewood, Tenn. Elementary Teacher, Zeta Mu Epsilon, 2; Art Club, 2; Football Queen Attendant, 2; Senior Beauty, 2. CLASS OF 1953 BASKETT, BILL, Sweetwater, Tenn. Off- Campus Club, 49-SO; Vets Club, 2. BLEDSOE, ROBERT C. JR., Rose Hill, Va. Pre-Law, Phi Rho Pi, 2, President 2; Vets Club, 2, President 2. BRITTON, PHYLLIS, Nashville, Tenn. General Culture, Zeta Mu Epsilon, 1, 2; Reporter, Art Publicity, 2; Nocatula, 2; Bulldog, 2, Reporter, 2; Choir, 1, 2. WALKER, JANE BURNETT, Etowah, Tenn. Secretarial, Student Christian Associ- ation, 2; Wesleyan Fellowship, 2; Zeta Mu Epsilon, I, 2, Art Publicity, 2; Noca- tula, 2; Bulldog, 2; Cheerleader, Alter- nate, 2. CLASS OF 1953 JOHNSON, WILLIAM, Athen Business Administration. CAMPBELL, HOYT THOMAS, Riceville, Tenn. Third Year Education, Christian Service Club, 47; Phi Sigma Nu, 47, S3; Phi Pi Delta, 47; Art Club, 53; Com- merce Club, 47; International Club, 47. CLARK, LAWRENCE C, Bean Station, Tenn. Liberal Arts, Student Christian As- sociation, I, 2; Life Service Volunteers, 1, 2, President, 2; Religious Council. 2; Eta Iota Tau, 1, 2, Treasurer, 2; Library Assistant, 1. CLARK, MILDRED LUCILLE, Niota, Tenn. General Culture, Phi Theta Kappa, 2, Treasurer, 2. CORN, BETTY JEWELL, Etowah, Tenn. Education. CLASS OF 1953 GOTTEN. WILLIAM rRED. Phila- delphia, Tenn. Business Administration, Theta Sigma Chi, 1, 2. CRABTREE, RONALD ELLIS, Rock- wood, Tenn. Eta Iota Tau, 1, 2, Secre- tary, 2; Choir, I, 2. CREECH, RICHARD, KnoxviUe, Tenn. Business Administration, Basketball, 1; Bulldog, 2. CRUMP, WILLIAM H., Memphis, Tenn. Liberal Arts, Student Christian Associa- tion, 1, 2, Chaplain 2; Life Service Volunteers, 1, 2; Phi Sigma Nu, 1, 2, President, 2; Pan Hellenic, 2; Bulldog, 1; Delta Psi Omega, 2; Choir, 1, 2, Man- ager, 2. DAKE, JOHNNY, Decatur, Tenn. Engi- neering, English Award, 1. DOUGHERTY. LLOYD, Clinton, Tenn. Physical Education, Basketball, I, 2; Boys ' Letter Club, 1, 2. CLASS OF 1953 DUCKETT, LEE E.. Etowah, Tenn. Business Administration, Phi Sigma Nu, I, 2, Vice President, 2; Vets ' Club, 2. GOSE, MARY ALICE, Sweetwater, Tenn. Elementary Education, Student Christian Association, 2 ; Kappa Delta Phi, 1 , 2, Ritual Chairman, 2; Art Club, 1; Basket- ball, 1. GUFFEY, JAMES EDWIN, Athens, Tenn. General Culture, Phi Sigma Nu, 1, 2, Treasurer, 2. GUJNN, JEAN, Lenoir City, Tenn. Genera! Culture, Student Christian As- sociation, 1 , 2 ; Wesleyan Fellowship, 1 , 2; Zcta Mu Epsilon 1. 2, Vice President, 2; Student Council, 2, Vice-President, 2; Bulldog Staff, 2 ; Nocatula Staff, 2 ; Letter Club, 2; Basketball, 1, 2, Co-Cap- lain I, Captain, 2; Tumbling Team, 1, 2; Cheerleader, 1 , 2, Alternate. I , Head Cheerleader, 2 ; Theta Sigma Chi Sweet- heart, 2; Superlative, 2. HAMILTON, ZELMA, Englewood, Tenn. Secretarial, Library Assistants, 2. MARTINEZ, BETTYE IIANEY, Chatta- nooga, Tenn. liberal Arts, Student Chris- tian Association. 1, 2; Life Service Volun- tc(.rs, 1, 2; Wesleyan Fellowship 1,2; Zeta Mu Epsilon, 1. 2, Conductress, 2; Baskct- h.-ill I, 2, Co-Captain, 2; Girls ' Letter Club, 2; Superlative, 2. CLASS OF 1953 HANEY, CHARLENE. Kingsport, Tenn. Music, Student Christian Association, 2; Wesleyan Fellowship, 1, 2; Sigma Iota Chi, I, 2, Secretary 2; Choir, I, 2, Ac- companist, 1, 2; Music Department, 2, Secretary, 2. HAYS, DANNY R., Jasper, Tcnn. Pre- Med., Student Christian Association. 2; Eta Iota Tau, 1, 2, President, 2; Pan Hellenic, 2; Delta Psi Omega. 1, 2; Bull- dog, I, 2, Editor, 2; Student Council, 2; Choir, I, 2; Football 1; Tumbling Team, 1, 2; Superlative. HEATHERLY. MARY HELEN. Etowah, Tenn. Physical Education. Sigma Iota Chi, I, 2, Guard, 2; Bulldog, 1, 2: Society Editor, 2; Basketball, 2, Man- ager, 2. HENNE, ULA, Rye, N. Y. General Cul- ture, Zeta Mu Epsilon, 1, 2, Secretary, 2; Bulldog, 2. HERIOT, SHERRY. Coppcrhill, Tenn. Liberal Arts, Sigma Iota Chi, I, 2, Vice President, 2. CLASS OF 1953 HENSON, FRANK, Copperhill, Tenn. Physical Education, Football, 1, 2; Boys Letter Club, 1 , 2 ; Senior Most Hand- some. HIXSON, JANICE, Mascot. Tenn. Gen- eral Culture, Student Christian Associa- tion. I, 2, Secretary. 2; Wesleyan Fellow- ship, 2; Eta Upsilon Gamma, 1, 2, Presi- dent, 2; Pan Hellenic Council 2; Bulldog Staff, 2; Art Club, 1, 2; Choir. 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa, I, 2, Secretary, 2. HOLT, SHIRLEY ANNE, Newport, Tenn. General Culture, Student Christian Association 2; Sigma Iota Chi, 1, 2, Pen Chairman. ISENHOWER, PAT, Etowah, Tenn. Secretarial, Basketball, 2, Manager 2; Stu- dent Council, 2 ; Student Christian As- sociation, 2; Wesleyan Fellowship, 1, 2; Zeta Mu Epsilon, 1, 2, Corresponding Secretary, 2 ; Nocatula, 2 ; Library As- sistants, 1 , 2 ; Superlative. JOHNSTON, HELEN, Etowah, Tenn. General Culture, Student Christian As- sociation 2; Kappa Delta Phi, I, 2, Worthy Directress 2; Bulldog Staff, 1, 2, Business Manager 2; Football Queen, 1, 2. KEITH, fOSIE ANN, Hixson, Tenn. Elementary Education, Zeta Mu Epsilon, i, 2, Treasurer 2; Delta Psi Omega 1, 2; Class Treasurer, 1, CLASS OF 1953 KELSO, NANCY, Loudon, Tenn. Ele- mentary Education, Eta Upsilon Gamma, 1, 2, Secretary, 2. KNIGHT. STANLEY R., So. Pittsburg, Tenn. General Culture, Phi Sigma Nu, I, 2, Sgt. at Arms 2; Phi Rho Phi, 2. KNOWLES, JIMMIE MAE, Chattanooga, Tenn. Liberal Arts, Rel. Council, 2, Secre- tary; Student Christian Association, 1, 2; Life Service Volunteers, 1, 2, Sec, Treas., Reporter; Wesleyan Fellowship, 1, 2, Pres., Kappa Delta Phi, 1, 2, Treas., Bulldog, 2; Choir, 1, 2; Basketball, 1. LEDFORD, RAY, Athens, Tenn. General Culture, Choir, 2; Football, 2; Tennis, 2; Boys ' Letter Club, 2. McALISTER, JACK D.. Charleston, Tenn. General Business. McCUIN, PAULINE E.. Beebe River, N. H. Pre-Nursing, Student Christian As- sociation, 2; Kappa Delta Phi, 1, 2, Vice- Pres., 2; Bulldog, 2. CLASS OF 1953 McELROY, DON. Etowah, Tcnn. Liberal Arts. Eta Iota Tau, 1, 2, Sergeant at Arms 2; Delta Psi Omega, 1, 2; Phi Rho Phi, 2; Nocatula Staff, 2; Bulldog Staff, 2; Choir, I, 2, President, 2; Boys ' Letter Club; Senior Class President, 2; Football, 1, 2; Superlative, 2; Zeta Mu Epsilon Sweetheart, 2. McKENZlE, JOHNNY. Athens, Tenn. Business Administration, Phi Sigma Nu, 1, 2. Secretary 2; Phi Thcta Kappa, 1, 2. President, 2; Tennis 1, 2; Superlative, 2. McMAHAN, BETTY ANN, Athens, Tenn. Business, Eta Upsilon Gamma, 2; Phi Theta Kappa, I, 2, Recording Secre- tary, 2; Choir, I, 2; Librarian, 2; Bull- dog Staff, 2. Mc-MILLAN. BOB, Athens, Tcnn. Busi- ness Administration, Thcta Sigma Chi, I, 2, Vice-President, 2; Boys ' Letter Club, 1, 2; Football, 1, 2. 21116 CLASS OF 1953 McQUAIN, JJM, Oak Ridge, Tenn. Liberal Arts, Theta Sigma Chi. 1, 2, Presi- dent, 2; Phi Rho Phi. 2; Pan Hellenic Council, 1, 2, Co-ordinator, 2; The Bull- dog Staff, 1, 2; Senior Class Vice-Presi- dent, 2: Tennis Team, 2. MARGRAVE, KAYE, Clinton, Tenn. General Culture, Student Christian As- sociation, 2 ; Wesleyan Fellowship, 1 , 2 ; Sigma Iota Chi, 1, 2, President, 2; Pan Hellenic Council, 2, Co-ordinator, 2; Bull- dog Staff, 1; Choir, 1, 2; Girls ' Letter Club, 2; Cheerleader, 1, 2; Phi Sigma Nu Sweetheart, 2; Superlative, 2. MARTIN, BETTY JEAN, Limestone. Tenn. General Culture, Student Christian Association, 1, 2; Life Service Volunteers, 1, 2; Eta Upsilon Gamma, 1, 2, President, 1. Chaplain, 2; Pan Hellenic Council, 2; Student Council Representative, 2; Honor Council, 2, Secretary, 2 ; Personnel Com- mittee, 1; Student Council, 1; Choir, 1; Bulldog, 1; Phi Theta Kappa, 1. MARTIN, JULIA CAROLINE, Athens, Tenn. Liberal Arts, Student Christian As- sociation, 2; Sigma Iota Chi, 1, 2, Parch- ment Editor, _2; Nocatula Staff, 1, 2, Copy ditor, 2; ' Bulldog Staff, 2, Feature Editor, 2; The Choir, 2, Technical Asst., 2; Delta Psi Omega, 2. MARTINEZ, OSIRIS R , Chaparra, Cuba. Engineering, International Club, 2, Presi- dent, 2; Superlative, 2. MILLER, BLAINE, Athens, Tenn. Chemi- cal Tech., Phi Sigma Nu, 1. 2; Phi Theta Kappa, 2; International Club, 2. WERNER - PFEIFFFR IIrp jpv ATHENS, TEN,Mf;ssEE CLASS OF 1953 RANDALL, HORACE .. Athens, Tenn. Pre-Engineering, Phi Sigma Nu, 1 , 2, Chaplain, 2; Library Assistant, 1; Foot- ball. 1. REMINE, HILDA ANNE, Limestone. Tenn. Secretarial Student Christian As- sociation, 1, 2; Methodist International Relations with Church, 2; Personnel Com- mittee, 2; Eta Upsilon Gamma, 1, 2, Treasurer, 2; The Bulldog, 1, 2, Assistant Editor, 2 ; Library Assistant, 1 , 2 ; Super- lative, 2. RIDDLE, INEZ, Athens, Tenn. Secre- tarial Science, Zeta Mu Epsilon, 1, 2, Social Chairman, 2. ROBERTSON, CAROLYN JO, Ringgold. Ga. General Culture, Student Christian Association, 1, 2; Kappa Delta Phi. I, 2, Secretary, 2 ; Student Council. I ; Junior Class Officer. I; The Bulldog Staff. 2; The Choir, 1, 2 ; Superlative, 2. SCROGGINS, ROY £.. Decatur, Tenn. Liberal Arts, Student Christian Associa- tion, 2; Life Service Volunteers, 1, 2. CLASS OF 1953 MOORE, JAMES M., Business, Vet ' s Club. Etowah, Tenn. NEAL, BETTY LOU, Kingsport, Tenn. General Culture, Student Christian As- sociation, 2; Sigma Iota Chi, 1, 2, Treasurer, 2; Superlative, 2. PADGETT, SUE, Chattanooga, Tenn. Elementary Teaching, Student Christian Association, I, 2; Life Service Volunteers, I, 2; Wesleyan Fellowship, 1, 2; Kappa Delta Phi, 1, 2, Corresponding Secretary, 2; Choir. 1, 2. PATRICK, DONALD f., Etowah, Tenn. Business Administration, Student Council, 2; Personnel Committee, 2; Basketball, I, 2, Captain, 2; Boys ' Letter Club, 2. PATRICK, VIRGINIA SUE, Fountain City, Tenn. General Culture, Religious Council, 2 ; Student Christian Association, 1, 2, Vice President, 2; Life Service Volunteers, 1, 2; Wesleyan Fellowship, 2; Eta Upsilon Gamma, 1, 2, Vice President, 2; Nocatula Staff, 1, 2, Assistant Editor, 2; The Bulldog Staff, 1, 2; The Choir, 1, 2, Vice President, 2; Delta Psi Omega, 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer, 2; International Club, 2. POTTS, ELIZABETH, Kingsport, Tenn. Secretarial Science, Student Christian As- sociation, I, 2; Sigma Iota Chi, 1, 2, Literary Chairman, 2 ; The Choir, 1 , 2 . CLASS OF 1953 SHARP, JEAN, Lafollette, Tenn. Music, Student Christian Association, 2; Wes- leyan Fellowship, 2; Kappa Delta Phi, I, 2, Chaplain, 2; The Nocatula Staff, 2; The Bulldog Staff, 2; Choir, 1, 2, Cor- responding Secretary, 2; Secretary of Junior Class, 1 ; Superlative, 2. SHETTERLY, BETTY, Kingsport, Tenn. General Culture, Student Christian As- sociation, I, 2; Sigma Iota Chi, 1, 2, Reporter, 2 ; Senior Class Secretary. 2 ; Nocatula Staff, 1, 2; Girls ' Letter Club, 2; Cheerleader, 1, 2. SMAIL, DEBORAH (Debbie), Athens, Tenn. Liberal Arts, Student Christian As- sociation, 2; Kappa Delta Phi, 1, 2, Presi- dent, 2; Pan Hellenic Council, 2; The Nocatula Staff, 2, Activities Editor, 2; The Bulldog Staff, 2; Library Assistant, 2. Reporter, 2; The Choir, 1, 2, Treasurer, 2; Delta Psi Omega, 2, President, 2. SNYDER, JOANNE, Cranford, N. J. General Culture. Student Christian As- sociation, 2; Sigma Iota Chi, 1, 2, Worthy Directress, 2 ; The Bulldog, 1 . 2, Society Editor, 2; Girls ' Letter Club. 2; Delta Psi Omega, 2; Basketball, . STEPHENSON, B1LLIE JOE, Athens, Tenn. Elementary Education. TEMPLIN, ALPHA EAYE. Fountain City, Tenn. Liberal Arts, Religious Council, 2; Student Christian Association. 1, 2, President, 2; Life Service Volunteers, 1 . 2 ; ■ ' ' sleyan Fellowship, 1, 2; Student Council, 2, Secretary, 2; Zeta Mu Epsilon, 2, Sgt. at Arms, 2; The Bulldog Staff, 2; Typist, 2; The Choir, 2. CLASS OF 1953 TUPPER, CHARLES ERNEST, Clinton, Tenn. Pre-Pharmacy, Student Christian Association, 1, 2; Eta Iota Tau, 1, 2, Vice President, 2; The Nocatula Staff, 2; The Bulldog Staff, 2; The Choir, 1, 2. WALKUP, MYRA DUNCAN, Knoxville, Tenn. General Culture, Eta Upsilon Gam- ma, 1, 2, Sentinel, 2. WEARY, DORIS JEAN, Chatham, N. J. Liberal Arts, Student Christian Associa- tion, 1, 2; Wesleyan Fellowship, 1, 2; Zeta Mu Epsilon, I, 2, President, 2; Pan Hellenic Council, 2; The Nocatula Staff, 2; The Bulldog Staff, 1, 2; Tumbling Team, 1, 2; Basketball, 1, 2; Girls Letter Club, 2; Eta Iota Tau Sweetheart, WILSON, PETE, Athens, Tenn. Physical Education, Junior Class Representative of Student Council; Vet ' s Club, 2; Football, 1, 2, Captain, 2; Tennis Team, 1, 2; Badminton, 1, Champion, 1; Letter Club. 2. -W r t v CLASS OF 1953 WEBER, BODO fOSE F , Munich, Ger- many. Liberal Arts, Religious Council, 2; Student Christian Association, 2; Life Service Volunteers, 2, Vice-President, 2; Eta Iota Tau, 2, Reporter, 2; The Noca- tula Staff, 2, Art Department, 2; The Bulldog Staff, 2, Art Department and Reporter, 2; The Choir, 2; International Social Club, 2, Secretary and Treasurer, Reporter, 2. WHITE. RALPH, Sweetwater, Tenn. Liberal Arts, The Honor Council, 2; Vet ' s Club, 2; Boys ' Letter Club 1, 2; Foot- ball; 49-50, S2-$3, Basketball, 49-50, 52- 5 3 ; Superlative, 2. NOT PICTURED ABOU, RAGHEB MOVSA H , Amman, Trans-Jordan BARNETTE, BETTY, Sweetwater, Tenn. BICKLEY, W. R., Athens, Tenn. BINGHAM, REAVES, Knoxville, Tenn. BOWMAN, ELBERT, Wytheville, Va. CLARK, GARY, Athens, Tenn. HAIRRELL, PEGGY. Athens, Tenn. INZER, CHARLES, Montgomery, Ala. KIRK, DAVID, Knoxville, Tenn. McGHEE, BETTY CAROL, Etowah, Tenn. MERRELL, JIMMIE, Etowah, Tenn. NORWOOD, MANCIL, Athens, Tenn. POWELL, BETTY, Athens, Tenn. SMITH, WILLIAM DAVID Right judgements, and true laws, good statutes and commandments. — Nehemiah 9:13 „AJS4 ' I TV Back: Dave Lillard, Reeves Bingham. Front: Ralph White, Betty Martin, John Atha. HONOR COUNCIL A recent innovation on the campus is the honor system which is governed by the honor council, a five member board which tries and punishes any offender. The three senior and two junior members are elected by the student body at the recommendation of the student council. After just one year of operation, this new organi- zation has taken its place among the most re- spected and active groups at Wesleyan. Left to right: Paul Phillips, President; Betty Calmes, Secretary-Treasurer; and Robert Pope, Vice-President. JUNIOR OFFICERS Each year the Junior Class elects a group of officers from their class to represent them. They preside over the Junior Class meetings and dis- cuss any problems which arise among the Junior students. It is important that a good representa- tion be elected to see the new students off to a good start. The Junior Class feels that they have successfully chosen their leaders and are well on their way to a profitable senior year. JUNIORS Abel, Paul B. Acuff, Jean Allen, Marcia Mae Allen, Robert Anderson, Betty Jean Anderson, Dallas Atka, Johnny Baskette, Marilyn Boles, Jo Ann Boyd, Mary Lynn Brock, Betty Jo Calmes, Betty Chappelear, Theresa Childs, Jack Clark, Hazel Cofer, W. A. NOT PICTURED Appleby, Eddie Baker, Glen Baker, William Kinzel Brakebill, Bill Davis, Bob Dodson, James JUNIORS Crcasman, Merritt F. Crouson, Joe Davidson, Charles K Davis, Nash Eaves, Adah L. Emmanjielli, Lorenzo Emeri, Ann Ensminger, Bobbie Jean Erunn, Bobby Fletcher, Charles Geralds, William Gibson, Robert Gomez, Gractela Grayson, Joseph D Gregory, Kenneth Groover, Audrey Joanne Gnlly, Gerald Hamilton, H. L. NOT PICTURED Durham, Paul Grant, Clinton JUNIORS Hammer, Nancy Harris, Bobby Harrison, Jo Ann Honey, Phil Huffaker, OtelU Huskey, Viola Hutcheson, Ann Jarvis, Joyce Jenkins , Shirley Johnson, Roy Kimbrough, Mary Ellen Lawson, Regenia Layman, Mary Belle Leatherwood, Mary Ruth Lewis, J, D NOT PICTUED Locke, Don Long, Ed Lowe, Don Mai one, Hal Margrave, George Mincy, Virgil Moore, Lane Nichols, A. W. North, Thomas H. Norwood, Mancil MftliU JUNIORS Lillurd, Daie Lillar,!, Nancy o Lowry, Barbara Uisk, Geurge A. Mclnty re, Barbara McQ:ia in, Raymond • ' . Maal, Ca rlos Maal, Freddy Mackcy, Christine Miller, Nancy Kathern Neubf rn, Charles E. OhU: Margaret A. Parks, Betty Pnlir, Bobby Eugene Ramey , lack D. Rtddlc lean Ridcn, Wayne Runyon, Shirley NOT PICTURED O ' Rcar, Charles A. Payne, Rex Pcnnin gton, Gloria L. Pcnnui gton, James W. Phillip 5, Chun Rainu Iter, Albert K. Rogers , Tommy Sam fill s, fames Scil ers , Hoyt Sherli, , James A. JUNIORS Scott, Dorothy Shanklei, Pcfigy Shcrhn, Hcrshcl F. Siii alley. Lid it h Miriam Suou, lames Ketron Sta 7scll, tJdie Thomas, Kent . Thorn l)s()}i, Zack Turner, Helen Turner, fean Vestal, limmie Lou Walker, Audrey Watkins, J. Paul Webb, Mar I in Wilds, Jim Williams, Vonne Wilson, Hugh (Billy) Yates, Margaret NOT PICTURED Sign? on, Ilollingsuorth D Sizer, Annabelle Ski()[)cry Delano Kooseveli Tiller, Thomas Weeks, Thomas L. White, Kenneth Walker, Jrrry ORGANIZATIONS We remember those ties which bound our hearts in close communion thioughout our many happy and sad experiences.-.?? lawrence hall Let ail things be done decently and in order. Cor. 14:40 THE CHOIR Director Jack Hcn H, - . ,,„, Sally U-arUn, Tuhncal Houts Shows How. fames W l: WiJson Knows How! ' ' ' San Accowparmt Charlene Haney, Piano Accompanist Haney Learned How! _JilL M f -r) , A «. ISSSB9!9!9!S? ' froffi To ) Right Center Clockwise: Ronald Crabtree, Bo Weber, Joe Crowson, James Pennington, Charles Newbern, Bobby Pope, Paul Wat kins, Paul Durham, Jeanne Turner, Sue Padgett, Elizabeth Potts, Mary Lynn Boyd, Betty Ann McMahan, Carolyn Robertson, Janice Hixson, Jimmie Lou Vestel, Helen Turner, Kaye Margrave, Mary Ellen Kim- brough, Virginia Patrick, Debbie Smail, Margaret Ogle. Jimmie Mae Knowles, Jean Sharp, Barbara Mclntyre, Jo Ann Boles, Regenia Lawson, Betty Jean Anderson, Shirley Runyon, Joanne Groover, Faye Templin, Christine Mackey, Joan Anthony, Ann Hutchenson, Phyllis Brit ton, Ray Ledford, David Clayton, Bill Crump, Kent Thomas, Chun Phillips, Danny Hayes, Ernest Tupper, Johnny Atha. (Right inset) Don McElroy, President. (Left inset) Henry . The Choir and how! y As in years past the Tennessee Wesleyan College Choir has provided many hours of fun, hard work, and spiritual inspiration for its members. The forty-five voice choir under the able and much beloved leadership of Jack Houts has toured the various churches in the Holston Con- ference bringing religious inspiration to its con- gregations as well as to its own members. During the past season the choir has also toured into Virginia and Georgia, appearing on television in Atlanta, assisted in a beautiful ren- dition of the Messiah here in Athens, and presented their own successful production of the musical comedy Rosemarie under the inspir- ing leadership of Jack and Charlotte Houts. Accompanying this, the more serious vein, is a lighter one which brings memories of fast friends made, laughter, tears, hard work, fellow- ship and a lasting feeling of satisfaction. There is an indefinable something which causes sus- piciously glistening eyes when we gather round our coffee cups to reminisce and recall how much the choir, its members and its leaders have done for and meant to each of us. TO SERVICE AND TRUTH The Religious Life of Wesleyan is emphasized by the organizations which maintain Spiritual Fellowship and Guidance. Believing that religion is essential in forming character, The Student Christian Association, The Life Service Volun- teers, and The Wesleyan Fellowship foster the creating of men and women who have their faces lifted to the future, who have the desire to complete the unfinished tasks, and who have the passion to make the kingdom of God a reality among men. The measure of life is not its duration, but its donation . Relieious Council Back row: Joan Anthony, Lawrence Clark, Bodo Wcbcr, Vi:;ginia Patrick, Jimmic Knowlcs. Front row: Mr. A. H. Myers, Mr. Carl Honaker, Betty Calmes, Faye Templin. Back row: Bill Adams, Mr. Carl Honaker, Max Allison,, Roy Scroggins, Lawrence Clark, Mr. A. H. Myers, Bodo Weber. Front row: Virginia Patrick, Joan Anthony, Joanne Groover, Betty Martin, Bill Crump, Edith Smalley, Jim Pennington, Jimmie Knowles, Sue Padgett, Bettye Haney, Faye Templin. Life Service Volunteers The Life Service Volunteers are a group of students who are planning to go into full-time Christian service. They hold regular meetings twice a month and sponsor brotherhood week and religion in life week. They make up the de- putation team, which gives worship programs in various churches and have at least two socials a year. Trinity Church Keith Memorial First row: Sue Pad eit, Virginia Patrick, Jean Sharp, Janice Hixson, Faye Templin, Jean Guinn, Audry Walker. Second row: Mrs. Millard, Jimmie Knowles, President; Nancy Miller, Treasurer; Jane Burnett, Barbara Lowery, Pat Isenhower, Viola Huskey, Mary Lynn Boyd. Third row; Joanne Groo er. Otella Huff maker, Betty Calmes, Nancy Jo Lillard, Bettye Haney, Joan Anthony, Vice President; Anne Hutcheson, Doris Weary, Kaye Margrave, Charlene Haney, Jo Ann Harrison, Ruth Leather wood. Wesleyan Fellowship Student Christian Association Back row: Carl Honaker, Bo Weber, Roy Scroggins, Lawrence Clark, Max Allison, Christine Mackcy, Ernest Tupper, Bill Crump, Danny Hays, Bill Adams, Joe Crowson. Third row: Joanne Groover, Hilda Remine, Margaret Ogle. Ann Emert, Dorothy Scott, Virginia Patrick. Charlene Haney, Kaye Margrave, Betty Martin, Nancy Hammer, Margaret Yates, Faye Templin, Jo Ann Harrison, Mary Lynn Boyd. Second row: Prof. Myers, Anne Hutcheson, Bettye Haney, Ruth Leatherwood, Nancy Miller, Betty Ca ' mes, Joan Anthony. Viola Huskey, Doris Weary, Paul Watkins. Carolyn Robertson, Nancy Jo Lillard. First row: Jimmie Knowles, Polly McGuin, Debbie Smail, Jean Sharp, Jane Burnett, Pat Isenhower, Jean Guinn. Betty Shetterly, Janice Hixson, Sue Padgett. International Social Club Left to right: Graciella Gomez, Blaine Miller, Lorenzo Eenmannelli, Osiris Martinez, Mr. Donner, Bodo Jose Weber, Virginia Sue Patrick, Carlos Maal, Freddy Maal. Not shown: Ann Hutcheson and Betty Calmes. Veterans Club First row: Bill Baskett, Lee Duck- ett, Bob Allen, Bob Bledsoe. Second row: Dave Lillard, Charles David- son, Raymond McQuain, James Moore, Thomas Tiller, Don Long, Hoyt Sievers, David Sigman. Third row: Chun Phillips, Ed Long, Jack Thompson, Donald Lock, Ralph White, Tom North, W. R. Bickley. Vets Not Present: George Lusk, Jim Wade, Roy Johnson, Hershcl Sherlin, Pete Wilson, Eddie Apple- by, George Margrave, R.ay Baker, Charles Inzer, William Johnson, Norwood, ' .yiW Left to right: (back) Bo Weber, Joe Grayson, Ernest Tupper. Second row: Debbie Smail, Doris Weary, Nancy Lillard, Betty Shetterly, Jane Burnett, Pat Isensower, Jo Ann Harrison, Sally Martin, Betty Calmes, Jean Guinn. Front: Jean Sharp, Joan Anthony, Virginia Patrick, Bill Adams, Nancy Miller, Ruth Leatherwood. Not Shown: Phyllis Brit ton and Charlenc Haney. BWi Ad. Nocatula Staff The Nocatula is an all-work proposition and those who gave, gave unselfishly to its cause. To them and to our sponsor, Mr. Rogers, goes my thanks and appreciation for the quality and workmanship you find on these pages. — Bill Adams « ' Adams, Eduor; Mr F r- o Rogers, Sponsor,- V, i ' ront row: Lila Henne, Virginia Patrick, Carolyn Robert- son, Helen Johnston, Joan Anthony, Jean Guinn, Debbie Smail. Second row: Paul Wat kins, Joanne Snyder, Danny Hajs, Mr. Charles O ' Reilly, Hilda Remine, Sally Martin, Jirnmie Mae Knowles. Third row: Jean Sharp, Charles Newbern, James McQuain, Phyllis Britton, Polly McCuin, Mary Helen Heatherly, Ernest Tupper, Bodo Weber, Doris Weary, Janice Hixson, Bobby Pope, Fa ye Templin, Jane Burnett. Fourth row: Stanley Knight, Don McElroy, Bill Fullam, John At ha. Not pictured: Bill Adams, Reaves Bingham, Lee Asbury, Betty McMahan, Osiris Martinez, Betty Sheterly, Edith Smalley, Dick Creech. Bulldog Staff Sponsor — Mr. Charles O ' Reilly Editor - Danny Hays Assistant Editor Hilda Remine Feature Editor Sally Martin Sports Editors John Atha Paul Watkins Society Editor Joanne Snyder Activities Editor Debbie Smail Photography Editor Ernest Tupper Business Manager Helen Johnston Assistant Business Mgr Charles Newbern Circulation Manager Reaves Bingham Standing: Jo Ann Harrison, Nancy Miller, Jimmie Merrell, Joe Crowson, Miss Hale, Paul Watkins, Anne Hutcheson, Ruth Leather- wood, Joyce Jarvis. Seated: Sara Barnctt, Betty Corn, Janice Hixson, Joanne Snyder. Helen Johnston, Lila Hennc, Wayne Riden, Hoyt Campbell. Art Club Front ro : Mrs. A. H. Myers, Hilda Remme, Betty Parks. Debbie Small. Back row: Pat Isenhowcr. Otella Huftaker, Ha el Clark, Zelma Hamilton, Jim Pennington. Not Pictured: Paul Watkins, Nancy Hammer. Library Staff Back Row: David Kirk, Ralph White, Bobby Pope, Charles Inzer, Frank Henson, George Margrave, Warren White, Bob McMillan, Robert Allen, Lloyd Daugherty, Charles Newbern. Second Row: Pete Wilson, Johnny Atha, Paul Phillips. Kenneth Gregory, Roy Johnson, Eddy Appleby, Ray Ledford, Lee Asbury, J. D. Lewis, Jack Childs. Front Row: Joe Grayson, Don McElroy, Don Patrick, H. L. Hamilton. Boys Letter Club Girls Letter Club Bettye Haney, Doris Weary, Jean Guinn, Betty Barnett, Kaye Margrave, Betty Shetterly. THE GREEKS Pan Hellenic Council. First row: Mr. Dick Johnson, Mr. Levis Hampton, Mrs. Levis Hampton, Mr. J. Van B. Coe, Mrs. Rankin Hudson, Mr. Carl Honaker, Mr. James Fitzpatrick. Second row: Kaye Margrave, Doris Weary, Danny Hayes, Jim McQuain, Bill Crump, Janice Hixon, Debbie Smail. Not shown: G. A. Yates, Mrs. A. H. Myers, Mrs. Jack Hours, Mrs. Marvin Shadel. PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL — ' j. hack; D.inny Hjys, Joanne Snyder, Josie Keith, Joan Anthony, Debbie Sm.iil, PrcMdent; James Garrett, Bill Adams. Vice President. Front: Viri;inia Patrick. Secretary- Treasurer; Bill C rump. Mr. Levis Hampton, Sponsor; Don McElrov. Not shown: Sally Martin. DELTA PSI OMECtA The 129th cast of Delta Psi Omega serves as the honorary dramatic fraternity of the college. Those students with grease paint in their veins gain membership through their efforts in the organization and production of plays and radio programs. •: This year we produced James Montgomery ' s Nothing But the Truth ; played it two nights at Wesleyan and took it on the road to three more towns in East Tennessee. For those of us in the cast it proved an indeUble part of our memories of fellowship and work at Wesleyan. BETA CHI CHAPTER Phi Theta Kappa is the junior college honor- ary scholastic society and there are Chapters all over the United States. -We of the Beta Chi chapter enjoyed a successful year under the sponsorship of Prof. Douglass. The annual national con- vention this year was held at San Antonio, Texas, during the week-long Fiesta de San Jacinto. We strive to promote scholarship and character among the members as well as non-members. Left to right: W. R. Bickley, Lucille Clark, John McKenzie, President; Blaine Miller, Betty McMahan, Itzselle Hannah, Mr. C. O. Douglas, Sponsor; Janice Hixson, (inset) Bill Adams. PHI RHO PI For those who like to disagree and prove it, travel the length of Tennessee to enter the state the Phi Rho Pi Forensic Society gave the op- convention finals at Memphis. The F.E.P.C. will portunity. Nourished by the friendly philosophy never be the same! of Professor Rogers, we found it possible to Standing: Bill Adams, Jim McQuain. Seated: Stanley Knight, Mousa Abou, Mr. E. G. Rogers, Sponsor; Lee Asbury, Vice President; Bob Bledsoe, President. Not shown: Don McElroy, Ray Ledford. ETA UPSILON GAMMA Back: Itzs.iUc Hannah, Janice Hixson, Gloria Pennington, Sliirley Jenkins, Otella Huffaker. Middle: Hazel Clark, Edith Smallcy, Joyce Jarvi:, Mrs. Marvin Shadel, Myra Walkup, Dorothy Scott, Christine Mackey, Betty McMahan. Front: Hilda Remine, Nancy Kelso, Betty Martin, Betty Parks, Theresa Chappelcar, Connie Mc- Donald. Not shown: Virginia Patrick. Eta Upsilon Gamma is one of the four na- tional junior college sororities on the campus. Each group is assigned a duty for a fund raising by the Pan Hellenic Council. With cries of Hot dogs, shakes, programs, cokes, the Gammas had charge of all the concessions at the home foot- ball games. It was also their privilege to act as host to the annual Valentine dance where the King and Queen of Hearts were crowned. The royalty were selected by popular choice of the students and their reign constitutes one of the high points in the social life of the campus. President — Janice Hixson Sponsor — Mrs. Shadel ZETA MU EPSILON Back row: Betty Calmes, Ann Hutcheson, Phyllis Britton, Josie Ann Keith, Jean Guinn. Third row: Mrs. Hampton, Joan Anthony, Betty Jo Brock, Doris Weary, Lila Henne. Second row: Nancy Miller, Pat Isenhower, Jimmy Lou Vestal. Seated: Betty Haney, Jo Ann Harrison, Faye Templin, Jane Burnett, Audry Walker, Margaret Yates. Not pictured: Jean Riddle, Inez Riddle, Sara Barnett. Zeta Mu Epsilon Sorority has striven this year to make lasting friendships and to uphold the high ideals for which the sorority stands. We have had one of our most successful years, being honored with two fraternity sweethearts, Junior and Senior Beauties, three superlatives, basketball captain and co-captain, vice president of student council, head cheerleader, football queen attendant, and vice president of the senior class. We selected Don McElroy as our sweetheart, whom we honored at our annual dance. Wc also staged 3 caravan which brought happiness to a country school and thirteen families. We have carried out all our projects with the untiring efforts of our sponsor, fvlrs. Levis Hampton. Below: The Christmas Caravan and our Sweet- Above: President, Doris Weary with sponsor, Mrs. heart. Levis Hampton. KAPPA DELTA PHI ' Top row: Helen Johnston, Mary Alice Goss, Sue Padgett, Mrs. Jack Houts, Ann Emert, Nancy Jo Lillard. Second row: Polly McCuin, Mary Ruth Leatherwood, Joanne Groover, Viola Huskey, Mary Belle Layman, Jimmie Knowles, Margaret Ogle. Front row: Jean Sharp, Carolyn Jo Robertson, Marcia Mae Allen, Debbie Smail, Sally Snyder, Jean Acuff, Mary Lynn Boyd. A new addition to sorority life this year is the meeting rooms in Ritter Hall. Kappa Delta Phi ' s main project has been the redecoration of its room. Their annual dance was held in March, the shamrock season. For the raising of funds, they have sold various personal supplies in Ritter and Lawrence Halls. In the homecoming parade, they participated in a float with two other sorori- ties and won a second prize. Late in the spring they held their annual banquet where officers for the year 1953-54 were presented to the group, their alumni and friends. SIGMA IOTA CHI V Top row: Mary Helen Hcitherly, Shirley Holt, Joanne Snyder, Kaye Margrave, Mrs. Rankin Hudson, Charlene Haney. Middle row: Mary I-.llen Kimbrough, Regenia law- son, Marilyn Baskette, Betty Lou Neal, Barbara Lowery, Jo Ann Boles, Elizabeth Potts. Tront row: Sally Martin, Robbie Jean Ensminger, Barbara Melntyre, Betty Jean Shetterly, Shirley Runyon, Betty Jean Anderson, Sherry Heriot, Helen Turner. Sigma Iota Chi, the oldest national sorority on the Weslcyan campus, has a membership of twenty members. This year their moncy-ninkinj; project was that of selling refreshments at the Athens Artist Series. Their clever Hold That Line float which attracted so much attention in the homecoming parade, was awarded first prize. Sigma Iota Chi ' s other activities included a chapel program, a banquet and the annual spring dance held in April, as well as cooperating in intersorority projects such as selling hot dogs and coffee in the dormitories at night and sup- plying models for the local civic club quiz program. Sponsor Mrs. Rankin Hudson and President Kaye Margrave. i ' ! ii ' i. . Ill liff |i PHI SIGMA NU Sponsor Levis Hampton and President Bill Crump. Other officers: Lee Ducket, Vice President; John McKensie, Secretary; James Guffey, Treasurer; Stanley Knight, Sgt. at Arms; David Kirk, Pledge Master; Jack Randall, Chaplain; Bill Adams, Reporter. Back row: Wayne Riden, Blaine Miller, Mincy Ledford, John McKensie, Vonne Williams, Kent Thomas, Dave Kirk, A. W. Nichols. Front row: Stanley Knight, Jack Randall, Hoyt Cambell, Mr. Hampton, Bill Crump, James Guffy, Bill Adams and Robinhood . Not pictured: Lee Ducket, Thomas Weeks and Hon. Sponsor Charles O ' Reilly. To us the letters Phi Sigma Nu are synonomous with fellowship and fond memories. To our sweet- hearts this year and last and to all our friends who shared with us and helped us to make Wesleyan mean as much as it has, we extend a warm hand of thanks and a sad heart at parting. To Levis Hamp- ton (Pop) we owe it all and though we will never repay that debt, we will look forward to the chance to make instalments. Right: Our Dream Girl — Kaye Margrave ETA IOTA TAU Sponsor, Dick Johnson with President Danny Hays. Other officers: Ernest Tupper, Vice Presi- dent; Ronald Crabtree, Secretary; Lawrence Clark, Treasurer; Don McElroy, Pledge Master. Back row: John Atha, Ken Gregory, Hal Malone, Mr. Richard Johnson, Don McElroy, Bodo Weber. StMtetl: James (janctt, I awrcncc Cl.irk, Danny Hays, Jo Crowson Ronald Crabtree. Front: Charles Ncwburn and Paul Watkins. Not pictured: Mr. Carl Honakcr, Ernest Tupper, J.inH ' s Samples. OUR CREED We the members of the Greek fraternity, the Eta Iota Tau, estabhshed on the campus of Ten- nessee Wesleyan College, in order to promote better fraternal feeling, to create life lasting friendships, to encourage high scholarship, and to develop high ideals of integrity, truth, loyalty, and faith do hereby establish this as our creed. Right: Sweetheart of ' 52-5 3, Miss Doris Weary THETA SIGMA CHI Sponsor Roy Fitzpatrick and President Jim Mc- Quain. Other officers: Bob McMillan, Vice Presi- dent; Lee Asbury, Secretary; Bill Fullam, Treasurer; Fred Gotten, Sgt. at Arms. Back row: Fred Gotten, Jim McQuain, Charles Fletcher, Mr. Fitzpaprick, Bill Fullam. Front row: Chuck O ' Rear, Ray McQuain, Phil Honey, Dallas Anderson, Bob McMillan, Gerald Gully, Lee Asbury, and Snowball . Not pictured: Charles Stone, Frank Hensen, Mr. James Wilson, Co-sponsor. Nineteen fifty-three completes the Theta Sigs ' seventh year on the Wesleyan Campus. As usual it has been another year of success for all. Socially, scholastically and civically, we have contributed to the leadership of the student body. Our sweetheart for 195 3 has been a tremendous asset to our organization and we take this time to express our thanks to Miss Jean Guinn. With heavy hearts we look back upon the activities of another suc- cessful year. Altough life ' s paths will separate many of the brothers, our feeling of unity will always exist. CAMPUS LIFE We remember those carefree moments spent in the pursuit of lasting frieadships. i ,.t sSitAxim :=! ' -- ' - ' Honor all men, love the brotherhood. 1 Peter 2:17 JUNIOR BEAUTY — Betty Calmes ' I ' V «!v«L SENIOR BEAUTY — Sara Barnette Football Queen - Helen Johnston. Attendants - Sara Barnett, Marcia Mae Allen. WESLEYAN ' S HANDSOMEST Senior: Frank Henson Junior: Charles Newbern SUPERLATIVES Most Popular - Kaye Margrave, Lee Asbury Best Dressed - Betty Lou Neal, Osiris Martinez Most Likely to Succeed - Hilda Remine, John Most Athletic - Jean Guinn, Charles Stone McKenzie Best All Around - Bettye Haney, Don McElroy Best Personality - Jean Sharp, Ralph White Most Talented - Carolyn Robertson, Bill Adams Most Friendly - Pat Isenhower, Danny Hays HOMECOMING United, happy hearts; the big parade; the winning Bulldogs on the gridiron - all this and more that cannot be expressed in writing spell Homecoming at Wesleyan. The Prophets The boys who won • ' ti J J lJi v s: v ' • ' Clr - . . .Jvi ' i ' j ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - Wesleyan through the ages Crowning the Queen Advice for the boys L S V PICNIC 1952 FELLOWSHIP SPRING FESTIVAL ROSE MARIE TOTEM TOM TOM VIVA LA CANADIENNE LAWRENCE LAFFS After chow . . . chow The Junior Birdmen! Riot Detail s To sooth the savage . . . Time out for time RITTER RIFTS Lovely hands It happens at midnight THE FORMALS Hit Parade •!, ' Crystal Room ■ . Tj-g Hi GENERAL GAS Reception ATHLETICS We remember those times when we cheered our teams on to their many victo- ries which made our dear ' Ole Alma Mater so famous. robb gym Be of good courage and let us play the men for our people. II Sam. 10:12 Standing: Coach Ace Adams, Charles Inzer, Jimmy Dodson, Ralph White, A. W. Nichols, Johnny Atha, Robert Allen, Warren White, Bill Buchannan, Doc McCaslin, Ray Ledford, Bill Brakebill, Coach Rankin Hudson. Second row: Lee Asbury, Charles Stone, Bob McMillan, Charles O ' Rear, Bobby Harris, Jack Childs, Roy Johnson, Eddy Appleby, Hoyt Sievers, Kenneth Gregory, Don McElroy, Charles Newburn. Front: James Sherlin, J. D. Lewis, Red Baker, H. L. Hamilton, Kinzel Baker, Bobby Pope, Pete Wilson, Paul Durham, Jimmy Wade, Gene Pharr, George Margrave, Paul Phillips, George Lusk. FOOTBALL WE 34 18 25 18 9 34 20 12 170 DADDY OPPONENT THEY Hiwassee Middle Georgia 7 West Georgia Asheville Biltmore 12 Carson Newman 20 Hiwassee 13 U. T. Senior 7 Maryville (Aluminum Bowl) 20 TOTALS 79 ALL FOR WESLEYAN! Pistol Co-Captain Hard Rock Co-Captain ■ Washington Gut Chun Uncle Ray Big Jim ' Ring Eye Back: Charles Inzer, Manager; Coach Rankin Gibson. Front: Ralph White, John Atha, Don Hudson. Second row: Paul Phillips, Charles Burris, Patrick, Bob Allen, Bill Wilson. Lee Asbury, Llovd Daugherty, David Kirk, Bobbv BASKETBALL Scores ■ WE OPPONENT THE ' 77 University of Georgia Ext. 71 58 Young Harris 64 84 West Georgia 56 70 Belmont 60 82 Hiwassee 71 86 West Georgia 37 70 University of Georgia Ext. 7 69 Maryville 80 64 Berry 67 77 Emory and Henry 64 78 Berry 73 815 TOTALS 722 To date of printing Don Patrick - Captain — All done with springs Dingle Catfish Gib Machine Gun Fudd Birdlegs Speed Chun Lover Standing: Marilyn Basket, Betty Barnett, Ruth Leatherwood, Coach Van Coe, Joyce Jarvis, Betty Calmes, Pat Isenhower (Manager). Front: Viola GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Huskey, Doris Weary, Bettye Haney, Otella Huffaker, Jean Guinn, Nancy Lellard, Audrey Walker. V y=: Left to right: Eugene Mahaffey, Joe Tiger Harris, John McKensie, Billy Deacon Watts, Moris Beecroft, Pete Wilson, Dean J. Van Coe. TENNIS In the spring of 1952 the racket swinging Bulldogs sliced and backhanded their way to the Southeastern Junior College Confer- ence Championship. — Well done, men! Johnny McKensie — also a racket in groceries % Pete Wilson — Pigskin to catgut . . . Of course there are other things about Wesleyan we remember; things that cannot be printed on paper; great memories that these pages only suggest to those of us who were there. We sincerely hope that the class of 1954, who are only beginning to know what Wesleyan means, will find next year as rich and meaningful as this year was to us. To them we say, Goodbye, good luck, and God bless you. I For Reference Not to be taken from this room Memer - Pfeiffer Library- Tennessee Wesleyan College th«i-« Tennessee