Athens State College - Columns Yearbook (Athens, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1941 volume:

THE COLUMNS P u ie4 Athens College Speaking of Pictures...  ' Mmmm mmm 4 Jt ' H  -Airsm COLUMNS September, 1940 June, 1941 Contents Sincere thanks and appreci- ation to the Editors of LIFE THE YEAR ' S EVENTS Magazine for permission to Dedication 6 use the format of their mag- Administration Seniors Juniors 10 16 23 azine, also to Dr. W. E. Fairman who made it pos- Sophomores 25 sible to publish this book. Freshmen 30 Editor ORGANIZATIONS COLUMNS Staff 44 CROW ' S NEST 45 Student Cabinet 46 Clubs 47 SPORTS Basketball 74 Sports Snapshots 76 Freshman Team 77 FEATURES The Historic Past 8 Administration Snaps 14 COLUMNS Goes to the Hosiery Mill 40 Snapshots 42 Who ' s Who 68 Pictures to the Editors 78 Snapshots 80 Snapshots 88 THE COLUMNS P ' - COLUMNS COVER: This l ip ' picture is a shot of historic ■ «! Founders Hall whose v4 massive columns constructed in 1843 were of Athens Col ege None oi the material in this book is reprinted from LIFE magazine. Dedication To Dr. Naylor, a true gentleman and scholar, an educator who has blazed the trail for others, and the one who has made Athens College what it is today, we, the Staff, dedicate our 1941 issue of the COLUMNS to you. By your high idealism, your unalter- able faith, and your constant persever- ance you have endeared yourself to the hearts of all your students. You are a living example of service to your God and to your fellow men. It may very appropriately be said that you are: One who never turned his back but marched breast torward, Never doubted clouds would break. Never dreamed, tho ' right were worst- ed, wrong would triumph. Held we fall to rise, are batUed to light better. Sleep to wake. Picture of the Year r The Columns Exposes The Historic Past The very foundation of Athens College is intimately connected with the Bible. Residing in one of the huge columns of Founders Hall is an old family Bible which belonged to the master of a near- by plantation. There is no record of Matthew ' s weakness for corn liquor, but the column which bears his name has embraced a jug of the beverage since the days of its construction. Athens College was protected from these Yankee muskets during the Civil War by the personal order of President Abraham Lincoln, contained in a letter to Madam Childs, president of the college. See also page 78. p -33: Administration Olivia Athey, B.A. Bursar F. M. Church, M.M., A.A.G.O. Professor of Piano and Organ Willis B. Caton, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics Beatrice Counts, M.S. Professor of Home Economics Mrs. W. C. Armstrong, B.A. Instructor of Art Mary Countiss, M.A. Associate Professor of Physical Education Mrs. Lola Crutchfield Hostess, Founders Hall Laura E. Davis, M.A. Associate Professor of English 10 Walter E. Fairman. Ph.D. Director of Business Administration Thelma B. Goodwin, B.E. Assistant Professor of Speech C- f - Frank L. Hulsey, B.A. Field Secretary Mrs. Ina B. Ferris Nurse Bessie Gallant, R.N. Infirmary Supervisor Geneva Hall, B.S. Librarian Lillie Hall, Ph.D. Professor of English Cora Ford Jones, B.A. Instructor of Business Administration Registrar 11 Mrs. Harriet W. Jones Dean of Women Hostess, Sanders Hall Esther L. Long, Ph.D. Professor of Foreign Language Archie E. Miller. B.S. Instructor of Business Administration E. B. Naylor, Ph.D. President Mrs. E. R. Naylor, B. Mus, Assistant Professor of Violin and Theory Ralph E. Naylor. MA. Instructor of Social Science Mrs. Mary E. Peck, B. Mus. Assistant Professor of Voice U. S. Pitts, M.A. Instructor of Religious Education 12 Mrs. J. S. Ragsdale, B.A. Instructor of Social Science J. B. Sellers, Ph.D. Professor of Social Science Ernestine Richardson, B.S. Dietitian Florence Tillman, M.A. Associate Professor of Education Mary E. Renich, Ph.D. Professor of Biology G. C. Seeck, Ph.D. Dean Professor of Education Marguerite G. Tyler, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry B. T. Waites, Ph.M. Instructor of Religious Education 13 Classes ♦ . . . 15 SENIOR CLASS Mary Leland Crumpton, President; Hazel McLeod, Vice-President; Helen Davis, Secretary; Dorothy Crockarell, Treasurer. Lelia Wells Bethel Birmingham, Alabama Phi Sigma, 1, 2, 4, (Sec. 4); International Relations Club, 1, 2, 4, (Vice-Pres. 4); French Club 1, 2, 4, (Treas. 2); Treas- urer Y Cabinet, 4; Crow ' s Nest typist and Reporter, 4; Phi Theta Kappa, 2; Classical Club, 4; Freshman Commis- sion, 1; Commercial Club, 1. 16 William Pryon Chandler, Jr. Athens, Alabama Marion Military Institute, 1; Delta Psi Omega, 2, 3, 4; Beta Mu Kappa. 3, 4; Kappa Mu Epsilon. 3, 4; Glee Club, 3. 4, (Librarian 4); Dramatic Club. 2. 3. 4; Phi Sigma. 2. 3, 4; International Re- lations Club. 3. 4; French Club. 3. 4. Dorothy Evelyn Crockarell ClaiksvUIe, Tennessee Austin Peay Normal School. 1. 2; Classical Club. 4. (Pres. 4); Music Club. 3, 4. (Pres. 4): French Club. 3. 4, (Vice-Pres. 4); Worship Chairman of Y Cabinet. 4; Class Treasurer. 4; Re- ligious Council. 4; Glee Club, 3. 4; In- ternational Relations Club. 4; Sigma Delta. 3. 4. Mary Leland Crumpton Ashland, Alabama French Club. 1, 2; International Rela- tions Club, 3: Dramatic Club. 4; Phi Sigma. 1. 2. 3. 4: A honor roll. 4; President of Senior Class; Feature Writer for Crow ' s Nest. 3. 4; Kappa Mu Epsilon. 2. 3, 4, (Sec. 4); Student Council. 4, (Vice-Pres.); Most Beautiful. 4. 17 Helen Estelle Davis Cedar BluH, Alabama Vice-Pres. Beta Mu Kappa. 4; Sec. Treas. Student Council. 4; Sec. Stu- dent Body. 4; Sec. Treas. oi Class. 3, 4; Delta Mu Delta. 3; Sigma Delta. 1, 2, 3. 4. (Sec.-Treas. 3. 4); French Club. 3, 4; International Relations Club. 3. 4; Classical Club. 4; House Pres. of San- ders Hall. 4; Home Economics Club. 1. 2, (Sec. 1, Vice-Pres. 2). Opie Shank Gamble Cullman, Alabama B ' ham Southern College. 1; Pres. Min- isterial Association of Athens College. 2; International Relations Club. 1, 2, 3. 4; Pres. Boys ' Student Council. 3; Phi Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club. 1. 2. 3, 4; Glee Club, 3, 4. Irene Hyde Gentle Haleyville, Alabama Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, 4; Pres, Girls ' Student Council. 4; Recreation Chairman Y Cabinet, 4; Pres. Pi Tau Chi. 3. 4; Vice-Pres. Commercial Club. 1; Clas- sical Club. 1. 4; Sigma Delta. 1. 3. 4; Music Club. 1. 3. 4. 18 Doris Eloise Ivey Pinckard, Alabama Pi Tau Chi, 3, 4; Phi Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4, (Treas., 3, Pres., 4): International Rela- tions Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, (Vice-Pres. 3); French Club, 1, 2, (Treas., 2); Classical Club, 4, (Elected Pres. 4); Y Cabinet, 3, 4 (Pres. 4); Crow ' s Nest Feature writer 4, Reporter, 2, 3; Dramatic Club, 3. 4; Biology Club, 4; Most Popular Girl, 4; Assistant Business Manager of Annual. Annie Ford Lester Satford, Alabama Beta Mu Kappa, 3, 4, (Pres. 4); Y Cab- inet, 4; Classical Club, 4; Reporter for Crow ' s Nest, 1, 3, 4; Phi Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4, (Vice-Pres. 2, Reporter 3, -Historian 4); International Relations Club, 1, 2. 3, 4, (Pres. 3); French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, (Vice-Pres. 2, Reporter 3); Glee Club, 1, 4, (Sec. 4); Delta Mu Delta, (elected President, 4); Treasurer of Student body, 4. fcMM- ??5 ' Ai Hazel Dean McLeod Grove Hill, Alabama Phi Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 2. 3, 4, (Pres. 4); Classical Club, 2, 4 (Reporter, 4); B.S.U. Council Reporter, 4; Delta Psi Omega, 4; Exchange Editor Crow ' s Nest, 3; Most Sophisticated, 4; Class Vice-Pres. 4. 19 Edna Mae McNutt Haleyville, Alabama Pres. Wesley Foundation, 4; Phi Theta Kappa. 1, 2, (Vice-Pres. 2); Pi Tau Chi. 3, 4: House-Pres. Sanders Hall, 3; Vice-Pres. Y Cabinet, 3; Music Chair- man, 4; Music Club, 1, 3, 4. (Reporter. 4); Glee Club, 1; Classical Club, 4; Biology Club, 4; Sigma Delta, 1, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 3. 4. Ralph Jackson Noles Athens, Alabama French Club, 1, 2, 4; International Re- lations Club, 1, 2, 4; Phi Sigma, 1, 2, 4; Pres. Biology Club. 4; Beta Mu Kap- pa. 4. Edwina Gray Powers Athens, Alabama Phi Sigma Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4. (Vice-Pres. 4); Kappa Mu Epsilon, 1, 2, 3, 4, (Sec. 3, Pres. 4); Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (Librarian 3, Pres. 4); Music Club, 1, 2, 3. 4. (Sec. 3); Pi Tau Chi. 3. 4. (Vice-Pres. 4); International Rela- tions Club. 2, 3, 4, (Sec. 4); French Club, 3, 4, (Vice-Pres. 3); Beta Mu Kappa. 3, 4; Classical Club, 4; Phi Theta Kappa, 1, 2. (Treas. 2); Who ' s Who Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities. 3. 4. 20 Billie Suttles Robinson Perdido. Alabama Sigma Delta, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, (Pres. 4); Delta Psi Omega, 2, 3; Delta Mu Delta, 1, 2, 3; French Club. 1. 2. Mrs. J. R. Russell, Jr. Athens, Alabama Sigma Delta, 1, 2, 3, 4, (Pies. 3); Delta Mu Delta, 1, 2, 3; French Club, 3; Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3. William Truman Ryan Hartaelle, Alabama Phi Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 2, 3; International Relations Club, 2, 3; Kappa Mu Epsilon, 2, 3, 4; President McCandless Hall, 3; Basketball team, 2, 3; Coach Freshman team, 4. 21 Ella Louise Strange Athens, Alabama Beta Mu Kappa, 4; Home Economics Club, 1, 2; French Club, 1, 4: Interna- tional Relations Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Delta, 1, 2. 3, 4. Ellen Gray Taylor Pefersburg, Tennessee Phi Theta Kappa. 1, 2; Kappa Mu Ep- silon, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-Pres. 3); Beta Mu Kappa, 3, 4; Pi Tau Chi, 4; Phi Sigma. 1, 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who Among Students, 3, 4; Crow ' s Nest Associate Editor, 1, 2, 3, Editor 4; Class president, 3; A honor roll, 1, 2, 3, 4; Y Cabinet, 4; Delta Mu Delta, 1. 2, 3; Campus favor- ite, 3; Classical Club, 4. ii jem Uj£jja_ Rosa Weems Alabama City, Alabama President Student Body, 4: Who ' s Who Among Students, 4; Miss Athens Col- lege, 4; Campus favorite, 3; President Founders Hall, 3; Dramatic Club, 4. (Vice-Pres. 4, Sec.-Treas. 4); Delta Mu Delta, 3; Biology Club, 4; Phi Sigma, 1, 2, 3, 4; Classical Club. 2, 4. J i, ii ..:f 22 JUNIOR CLASS iM • r« l Marie Shoemaker Martha Phillips Marion Belue President: Vice-President: Secretary-Treasurer. Marion Andrews Belue Athens, Alabama Patty Samantha Berzett Athens, Alabama Baily Braly Athens, Alabama Gus McDanial Buttram Warrior, Alabama Ruth Elizabeth Clements Talladega, Alabama 23 Helen Lane Cosper Trafford, Alabama Mary Lillyan Landreth West Point, Georgia Bonnie Major Nicholson Birmingham, Alabama George Estes Partin Parsons, Tennessee Martha Frances Phillips Fayetteville, Tennessee O. Y. Reece Athens, Alabama Pauline Marie Shoemaker Birmingham, Alabama Lloyd Overton Stone Petersburg, Tennessee Maxine Davis Thornton Cherokee, Alabama 24 SOPHOMORE CLASS Margaret Larkin President; Geddes Orman Vice-President; Mary Lowery Secretary -Treasurer Mary Frances Allen Columbia, Tennessee Martha Wanda Bowman Center, Alabama W. Huben Aycock, Jr. Athens, Alabama Mary Dell Brown Cullman, Alabama 25 Clarence Buford New Hope, Alabama Kenneth Norton Carpenter Birmingham, Alabama Edna Laura Cox Gloversville, N. Y. Eunice Gertrude Galloway Dora, Alabama Arthur Ernest Green Labuco, Alabama Edwin Davis Carpenter Birmingham, Alabama Frances Cornelia Cojean Long Island, N. Y. Samual Merwin Draper Trinity, Alabama Macon Gilbert Athens, Alabama Ruth Lucille Greener Jackson, Mississippi 26 Annis Leanna Gunter Henagar, Alabama ' b 1 ' Helen Keller Hart Middletown, N. Y. Carolyn Hawkins Sevfanee, Tennessee Bernice Hester Florence, Alabama Elwanda Jean Henley Huntsville, Alabama Mildred Estelle Jackson Bethel, Tennessee Mary Glendon King Petersburg, Tennessee Mary Rebecca Lowry Linden, Alabama Sarah Margaret Larkin Scottsboro, Alabama Mike Dan McCarty Quinton, Alabama 27 Marshel Gay Mason Ashland. Alabama John Roe Nunnelley Heflin, Alabama John Wesley Reece AlbertviUe, Alabama Marjorie Fay McLemore Rogersville, Alabama Anderson Geddes Orman Athens, Alabama Alfred Freeman Reid Lake Placid, New York George Harold Roberts Athens, Alabama Grace Loualice Roden Guntersville, Alabama Virginia Codelle Roby Haleyville, Alabama Louise Sawyer Bankston, Alabama 28 Thelma AUiene Skinner Snow Hill, Alabama Paul Venual Smith Bankston, Alabama Wilma Russell Spence Pisgah, Alabama Frank Nunnelley Turner Heflin, Alabama Lawrence Elman Shirley Reform, Alabama Waldon Burns Smith Harvest, Alabama James Hendrix Tidwell Dora, Alabama Dorothy Anderson Waddell Rogersville, Alabama Marie Wilson Athens, Alabama fit .% . Martha Elizabeth Yarbrough Athens, Alabama 29 FRESHMAN CLASS 11 F 4 Henry Rockhill Vice-President June Ivey President James Newby Secretary -Treasurer Margaret Hazel Alexander Martha Elizabeth Allen Piedmont, Alabama Columbia, Tennessee Xuripha Allen Hillman O. Atkins Mildred Frances Atkins Francis Orine Aycock Selma, Alabama Efhelville, Alabama Ethelville, Alabama Athens, Alabama 30 William Marshall Basnett Annamoriah, West Virginia Cecil Spurgeon Bonner Pinckard, Alabama Claude Henderson Bramlett Stevenson, Alabama Virginia Inez BulUngton Athens, Alabama June White Aycoc k Athens, Alabama Sara Frances Belue Aihens, Alabama Martha Mae Bostick Red Bay, Alabama Anna Frances Bridgman HuntsviUe, Alabama Anita Byers Tracy City, Tennessee Thomas Leatham Barrett Birmingham, Alabama Rosalyn Birdwell Athens, Alabama George Fowler Bradbury Bowdon, Georgia David Lawrence Brown Ardmore, Tennessee Marjorie Elouise Bynum Oneonta, Alabama Lucy Virginia Blackburn Gurley, Alabama Jim Louis Bradford Anniston, Alabama Warren Coolidge Bryant Fort Payne, Alabama Marjorie Doe CoUaham Vinemont, Alabama 31 p Gladys Causey Cullman, Alabama Rachel Mae Christopher Athens, Alabama Corine Cooper Brilliant, Alabama Maurice A. Crenshaw Union, Mississippi Clifton Charles Cantrell McMinnville, Tennessre Emily Gibson Chandler Athens, Alabama Lelia Elizabeth Cobb Jasper, Alabama Sara Marie Cooper Hamilton, Alabama Marion Elaine Crutchfield Athens, Alabama Margaret Earle Carter Athens, Alabama Raymond Walter Chapmon Edgerfon, Wisconsin Evelyn Marie Coffman Athens, Alabama Frank Allen Cowan Reform, Alabama Thena Eloise Davis Leominster Massachusetts John Richie Christopher Athens, Alabama Catherine Corene Cooper Hamilton, Alabama Ruth Cowan Reform, Alabama Edna Ru ' h Dickert Fyffe, Alabama 32 Ima Elizabeth Edwards Lacey ' s Springs, Alabama Beatrice Eileen Flowers Gastonburg, Alabama Mary Elaine Fredrick Saragossa, Alabama Bobbie Eulene Gibbs Brilliant, Alabama Rachel Myrline Dobbs Geraldine, Alabama Anne Thompson Farrior Letohatchie, Alabama Hattie Jean Flurrey Camp Hill, Alabarria Jessie Oleta Garrison Adamsville, Alabama Joseph Lealon Godwin Ozark, Alabama Ruby Mae Edmondson Sylacauga, Alabama Eleanor Ruth Faulkner Elkmont, Alabania Braxton Hollis Fort Russellville, Alabama Fredrick Harold Gault Cornersville, Tenness - Andrew Eugene Goodman Anderson, Alabama Robert E. Fikes Hamilton, Alabama Thomas Hopkins Francis Ohalchee, Alabama Frank Anthony Giammarco Brattleboro, Vermoni Marion Eudora Grisham Sardis, Mississippi 33 James Andrew Hallman Guntersville, Alabama Myrtle Virginia Hindman Talladega, Alabama Catherine Gaynell Hughes Red Bay, Alabama Lawana June Ivey Parsons, Tennessee Dorothy Elizabeth Hafley Birmingham, Alabama Aileen Hardiman Madison, Alabama Milton T. Holmes, Jr. Alliens, Alabama Mary Lou Hughes Dutlon, Alabama Mary Helene Jackson Turtletown, Tennessee Lucy Hagwood Southside, Tennessee Mary Woodfin Hardwick Hartselle, Alabama Eunice Cleo Howell Hamilton, Alabama Charles Herbert Ingalls East Br idgewater, Mass. Marjorie Ann Jaggers Hampsiiire, Tennessee J. B. Haskew, Jr. Nettleboro, Alabama Fannie Lou Howell Gordo, Alabama Virginia Gray Ives New Hartford, N. Y. Bruce Clayton James Center, Alabama 34 dkd Kathleen Naomi Johnson Somerville, Alabama Mescal Dewain Kelley SylacQuga, Alabama Mildred jS.Uadee Knight Haleyville, Alabama Audrey Maxine Lcgan Oneonta, Alabama Carolyn Jerniqan Monroevilie, Alabama Troyce Mary Johnson Carbon Hill, Alabama Clvde Crawford Kelly Hamilton, Alabama Keith Warren Lau9r Marietta, Ohio Thelraa vis Long Elkton, Tennessee David Eugene Johnson Section, Alabama Viviane Jolly Warrior, Alabama Nannie Lee Kelso Danville, Alabama Libhie Elizabelh Legg Danville, Alabama William Oran Lovelace Rash, Alabama Martha Reid Jones Athens, Alabama Mayme Lorene Kennedy Owens Cross Roads, Ala. Esther Phyllis Leysath Springfield, Vermont Thelma Irene Lyles Spring viUe, Alabama 35 I ' -k - .r . ImZ James Shelton McKay Guin, Alabama Glenyce Juanita Machen Cross ville, Alabama Lofton Maze Arab, Alabama A Ima Ruth Moses Cleveland, Alabama Virginia Waller Lyles Reform, Alabama Shirley Naomi McKinney Center, Alabama Gentry Arnell Martin Hackleburg, Alabama Joe David Miller Cordova, Alabama Rhodia Carl Murray Wallace, Alabama Willis McGill Mound ville, Alabama Sibyl Elaine McKinney Center, Alabama John Henry Martin, Jr. OdenviUe, Alabama Bernice Claire MitchsU Madison, Alabama James Martin Newby Athens, Alabama Pulh Marie McNu ' .t HaleyviUe, Alabama Lucy Maude Mastin Hope Hull, Alabama Katherine Moon Holly Pcnd, Alabama Thomas Oliver Newman Covin, Alabama 36 Robert Archie Patterson Anderson, Alabama Geneva F. Pogue Beans Creek, Tennessee Katherine Reese Huntsville, Alabama Mildred Elizabeth Rogers Decatur, Alabama John Wallace O ' Flinn Louisville, Mississippi Carolyn Sue Penney Gadsden, Alabama Inez Reaves Wedowee, Alabama Gwendolyn Richey Crossville, Alabama Albert Wesley Romine Dora, Alabama Lydia Clara Patrick Columbus, Mississippi Mary Winifred Phillips Marietta, Ohio Nancy Elizabeth Redd Petersburg, Tennessee Charles Edward Roberts Greeneville, Tennessee Catherine Dema Ryan Hartselle, Alabama Mrs. C. D. Pinkard Athens, Alabama Dorcas Imogene Reece Alberlville, Alabama Henry Leith Rockhill Birmingham, Alabama Luevern Sanderson Madison, Alabama 37 LM Clyde Wayne Shaw Cornersville, Tennessee Nina Lee Smith Moulton, Alabama Lois Erin Staniield Tallassee, Alabama Margaret Willard Taft Huntsville, Alabama Edith May Schimmel Decatur, Alabama George Walter Sisk Huntland, Tennessee Mildred Solomon Owens Cross Roads, Ala. Rachel Mildred Steadman Cordova, Alabama Barbara Evelyn Teele Labuco, Alabama Mary Jo Sharp Lincoln, Alabama Eunice Christine Sloan Madison, Alabama Edith Mae Sparks Spruce Pine, Alabama Neida Stewart Huntsville, Alabama Grace Elizabeth Timbes Paden, Mississippi Irene Smith Harvest, Alabama Jesse Sparks Pope, Tennessee Robert Lowell Stewar ' Tallassee, Alabama Anne Fay Turner Dora, Alabama 38 Madison Arnold Veazey Flat Top, Alabama Doris Eugenia West McCcUa, Alabama Opal Ovaree Whitten Somerville, Alabama Myrtice Louise Turney Weogufka, Alabama William Alton Wales Elkmont, Alabama Rexford Porter White Athens, Alabama William C. Whittenburg Quinton, Alabama Wilbom Clinton Vaughn Allgood, Alabama Barbara Fran Walson Laconia, N. H. Mildred Lynn Whitehead Rogersville, Alabama Cornelia Wiggins Monroeville, Alabama Virgil King Weaver Brewton, Alabama Helen Augline Whitt Elkwood, Alabama Edna Earle Wilson Equality, Alabama 39 One of the supervisors, Freddy Webster, examines a record of production before it is sent to the President ' s office. T. M. Moses prepares a legger for operation. There are six of these machines, production of which averages three dozen stockings each four hours. Columns Goes To The Hosiery Mill In June, 1940, Athens College established on its campus a silk hosiery mill to furnish employment for worthy students who would otherwise be unable to secure a college education, and one hundred fifty boys and girls have begun a new experience. This is the first of four such units. The others will be added one at a time for the next three years, thus making such an opportunity available for six hundred students. The process of making a stocking is a complicated one. The visiting amateur who goes through the mill for the first time would probably expect to walk up the center of the plant and see a series of machines which make the foot, the leg, and the top of the stocking consecutively and then maybe one which puts all the pieces together. But it doesn ' t happen that way. Your COLUMNS reporter, after a day of hard work last week took a stroll down toward the mill and became enlightened in regard to the situation. He dis- closes the results of his tour on these two pages. Clyde Shaw operates a footer. Production on these two machines is about twenty dozen each four hours. Eudora Grisham industriously carries out her share of the topping process. Smiling over her work is Neida Stew- art, who also tops. I. B. Mullins, who is likewise a supervisor, gets ready tor a full day of work. ?! i ii F tgjff KtJJM BB: (■ (r J mm J f i r ' - ' At the Christmas party, held last December by the students who work in the mill, J. M. Moses acts as master of ceremonies and entertains the group. The girls operating these fancy sewing machines are seamers. This operation completes the manufacture of the stocking. It is now ready to be examined for defects. The plant as it appears at night. The stockings are assorted into different sizes and shipped at regular intervals. •1 ••• ■ ■ -I ' . p- v% [LA55ICAL CLUB ' ,1 nDNDAY-4 30 •. Nl[RNATl lR[[ TI0N5ay8 DOtgCN S HOME A: jt V ,r i 5 MUSIC CLUB i A oi; y kme 44 The Crows Nest Athens Coilese Opens With Record Enrollment; Industrial Unit Attracts Many = ' rescnHnq Athens College ' ' ' ' ■ ■ • ilnklK It... Feature Wiiters Tommy Barrett Gus Buttram Mary Leland Crumpton Ima Edwards Doris Ivey Lillyan Landreth Edie Schimmel Reporters Lelia Bethel Elaine Crutchfield Lillyan Landreth Esther Leysath Hazel McLeod Lofton Maze Edna Mae McNutt Dorothy Waddell Marie Wilson 45 Student Cabinet Rosa Weems President Student Body Helen Davis Secretary Student Body Doris Ivey President Y Cabinet President Phi Sigma George Partin Vice-President Student Body Editor COLUMNS Annie Ford Lester Treasurer Student Body dM Edwin Carpenter President ECU Ellen Gray Taylor Editor CROWS NEST Irene Gentle President Girls ' Student Council Lloyd Stone President Boys ' Student Council Helen Cosper President Sigma Delta Butch Reid President Athletic Association 46 Baptist Student Union Warren Bryant President Clifton Cantrell 1st Vice-President Etinice Galloway 2nd Vice-President Eudora Grisham 3rd Vice-President Cornelia Wiggins Secretary-Treasurer Hazel McLeod Reporter Robert Stewart B.T.U. Representative luanita Machen Y.W.A. Representative The Baptist Student Union was organized on the Athens College Campus September, 1940. The above council members were the first members of the Baptist Student Union. 47 B3ni FouN(ieci iqi5 Z CKapter iqst Annie Ford Lester President Marguerite G. Tyler Sponsor I. W. Reece Secretary-Treasurer Bill Chandler Helen Davis Vice-President Marie Wilson Program Chairman Lillyan Landreth Edwina Powers Ellen Gray Taylor Thelma Skinner Marion Belue Mary Dell Brown June Aycock Bobbie Watson James Tidwell Myrtice Turney Mary E Renich ! !l - Ue.s tU Patk o tKeUa.aw 48 Biology Club k j| m.j ' ■in hIBI H. Aycock, J. Aycock, Basnelt, E. Carpenter, K. Carpenter. Davis. Draper, Gallant. Giammarco. Gibbs, Goodman. Green, Gunter, Holmes, Ingalls, Ivey. Leysath; Mc- Nutt. Noles, Orman. Phillips. Renich. Stanfield. Watson, Weems, Braley, Mrs. Cain, Dyer, McCarty. President Ralph Noles Vice-President Eugene Goodman Secretary-Treasurer Edwin Carpenter Publicity Chairman Geddes Orman Sponsor Dr. Renich PURPOSE: The development of a greater appreciation of plant and animal hfe. 49 Boys ' Student Council Lloyd Stone President Merwin Draper McCandiess Representative Gentry Martin Comer Representative Edward Roberts Chandler Representative 50 Classical Club Dorothy Crockarell — President Lillyan Landreth — Vice-President Marie Shoemaker — Secretary- Marion Belue — Treasurer Hazel McLeod — Reporter Mrs. Lola Crutchfield — Sponsor Mary Frances Allen, Leiia Bethel, Emily Chandler Edna Cox. Helen Davis Irene Gentle. Elwanda Henley. Doris Ivey Marjorie Joggers, Annie Ford Lesler Faye McLemore, Edna Mae McNutt. Ed- wina Powers Ellen Gray Taylor. Rosa Weems 51 Dramatic Club 4 i Hazel McLeod, Piesident; Helen Cosper, Secretary; Rosa Weems, Vice-President; Miss Thelma Goodwin, Sponsor; Lofton Maze, Repoiter. MEMBERS Martha Allen, Frances Belue, Marion Belue, George Bradbury, Warren Bryant, Gus Buttram, Bill Chandler, Helen Cosper, Mary Leland Crumpton, Thena Davis, Ruth Dickert, Merwin Draper, Thomas Francis, Dorothy Hafley, Bernice Hester, Virginia Ives, Doris Ivey, Lillyan Landreth, Margaret Larkin, Esther Leysath, Faye McLemore, Hazel McLeod, Edna Mae McMutt, Lofton Maze, Geddes Orman, R. A. Patterson, Dorcas Reece, Mildred Rodgers, Louise Sawyer, Marie Shoemaker, Mildred Steadman, Robert Stewart, Ellen Gray Taylor, Rosa Weems, Cornelia Wiggins. 52 French Club Marie Dorothy Carolyn Helen Hart Dorothy Dr. Esther Long Shoemaker Crockarell Hawkins Treasurer Waddell Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary Reporter Le Cercle Francais fut organise en 1935 sous la direction de Dr. Esther Long, professeur des Langues Estrangeres, dans le but de faire connaitre la culture francaise. Frances Belue Marion Belue Patty Berzetl Lelia Bethel Wanda Bowman Gus Buttram Marjorie Callaham Bill Chandler Emily Chandler Rachel Christopher Richie Christopher Ruth Clements Elizabeth Cobb Edna Cox Dorothy Crockarell Elaine Crutchfield Helen Davis Ruth Greener Helen Keller Hart Carolyn Hawkins Elwanda Henley Charles Ingalls Viviane lolly Annie Ford Lester Trenton Murphy Ralph Noles Geddes Orman R. A. Patterson Edwina Powers Grace Roden Louise Sawyer Mary Jo Sharp Marie Shoemaker Ella Louise Strange Dorothy Waddell Virgil Weaver Martha Yarbrough 53 Freshman Commission Cornelia Wiggins. (Piesideni); Edith Schimmel, (Vice-President): Doris Ivey, (Sponsor): Nina Lee Smith, (Secretary): Codelle Roby (Treasurer Martha Allen, June Aycock, Frances Belue, Emily Chandler, Hattie Jean Flurry, June Ivey Marjorie Joggers, Esther Leysath, Bonnie Pinkard, Myrtice Turney, Doris West The purpose of the Freshman Commission is to develop religious leader- ship among the freshman class and promote a spirit of friendliness towards every student. 54 Girls ' Student Council Irene Hyde Gentle President Helen Davis President of Sanders Secretary of Council Lillyan Landreth President of Founders Mary Leland Crumpton Senior Representative Vice-President of Council Helen Lane Gosper Junior Representative Bemice Hester Sophomore Representative Elaine Crutchfield Freshman Representative 55 Glee Clubs Presidents Edwina Powers — Clarence Buford Vice-Presidents Marie Shoemaker — Warren Bryant SecretaryTreasurers Annie Ford Lester — Bailey Braly Business Managers Dorothy Waddell — Gus Buttram Librarians Emily Chandler — Bill Chandler Director Mary Emma Peck 1st row: Huth Cowan, Rosalyn Birdwell, Catherine Hughes, Ann Dyer, Frances Belue, Mary Lowery, Edwina Powers, Mary Emma Peck, Fay McLemore, Emily Chandler, Frances Cojean, Elaine Crutchfield, Martha Phillips, Mary Frances Allen, Marjorie loggers. 2nd row: Xuripha Allen, Thelma Skinner, Helen Hart, Ann Farrior, Evelyn Colfman, Irlene Dobbins, Martha Allen, Thelma Lyles, Hattie Jean Flurry, Irene Smith, Annie Ford Lester, Dorothy Buford, Dorothy Waddell, Marion Belue, Mary Phillips. 3rd row; Clifton Cantrell, Archie Patterson, Thomas Barrett, Bill Chandler, Warren Bryant, Bailey Braly, Clarence King, C. H. Bramlett, Gus Buttram, Luther Ingle. 4th row: Oliver Newman. Waldon Smith, Lloyd Steverson, James Hallman, Gentry Martin, J. D. Miller, Clarence Buford, J. W. Reece, Edgar Schrimser, Geddes Orman. Hollis Cobb. 56 International Relations Club Geddes Orman, President; Lelia Bethel and Bernice Hester, VicePresidenls: Edwina Powers, Secretary; I. W. Reece, Treasurer; George Partin, Reporter; Dr. Esther Long, Sponsor. lack Adamson, Tommy Barrett, Frances Belue, Marion Belue, Lelia Bethel, Patty Berzett, Spurgeon Bonner, Wanda Bowman, Clarence Buford, Gus Buttram, Emily Chandler, Bill Chandler, Ray Chapman, Rachel Christopher, Richie Christopher, Elizabeth Cobb, HoUis Cobb, Evelyn Coffman, Eddie Cox, Dorothy Crockarell, Elaine Crutchfield, Helen Davis, Merwin Draper, Ruby Edmondson, Ima Edwards, Eunice Galloway, Opie Gamble, Arthur Green, Elwanda Henley, Bernice Hester, Charles Ingalls, Virginia Ives, Doris Ivey, Sam Johnson, Lillyan Landreth, Margaret Larkin, Annie Ford Lester, J. D. Miller, Trenton Murphy, Ralph Noles, ohn Nunnelley, Geddes Orman, George Partin, R. A. Patterson, Edwina Powers. I. W. Reece, Grace Roden, Mildred Rogers, Louise Sawyer, Thelma Skinner, Paul Smith, Jesse Sparks, Ella Louise Strange, James Tidwell. Myrtice Turney, Arnold Veazey, Barbara Watson, Virgil Weaver, Helen Whitt, Mary Lowery, Helen Hart. The International Relations Club had its beginning in May, 1935, under the sponsorship of Mrs. J. S. Ragsdale, Dr. K. L. Rudolph, Dr. James B. Sellers, and Dr. Esther Long. This club, or(3tan- ized In accordance with the regulations of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, has as its purpose the fostering of good will among the nations of the world. At present the club is under the direction of Dr. Long and has a large membership. Interesting, up-to-the-minute news and affairs are discussed in the meetings. 57 KAPPA MU EPSILON Kappa Mu Epsilon ' s purpose is to further interest in mathematics and develop an appreciation for the beauty of it; to provide a fraternity for the recogni- tion of students in mathematics; and to bring them together in fraternal rela- tionship. OFFICERS Piesident Caimichael Edwina Powers Vice President Dickson Lloyd O. Stone Secretary Hediick Mary Leland Crumpton Treasurer Vebiin Ellen Gray Taylor Corresponding Secretary Descartes Dr. Mary E. Renich Facility Sponsor WyanI Dr. Mary E. Renich First row, active members: Edwina Powers, Lloyd O. Stone, Mary Leland Crumpton, Ellen Gray Taylor. Second row, active members: Dr. Mary E. Renich, Dr. W. B. Caton, Miss Florence Tilman, Edna Cox, Leanna Gunter. Third row, associcde members: Bill Chandler, Elwanda Henley, Mary Edna Russell, Doris West. 58 NOT PICTURED Martha Campbell M. D. McCarty Mary Kate Lee Frances Cojean ALUMNI MEMBERS Edna Mae McNutt Edwina Powers Lillyan Landreth Ellen Gray Taylor Lelia Bethel 59 Phi Sigma OFFICERS Edwina Powers Vice-President George Bradbury Treasurer Doris Ivey President Marie Shoemaker Social Director Lelic Bethel Secretary Elwanda Henley Reporter Annie Ford Lester Historian 60 Literary Society MEMBERS Jack Adamson, Gracie Lee Adkins, Hazel Alexander, Martha Allen, Mary Frances Allen, Xuripha Allen, Mildred Atkins, Tommy Barrett, William Basnett, Frances Belue, Marion Belue, Patty Berzett, Lelia Bethel, Bob Billingsley, Ed Blackburn, Lucy Blackburn, Martha Bostick, George Bradbury, Frances Bridgeman, David Brown, Warren Bryant, Clarence Buford, Inez BuUington, Anita Byers, Marjorie Bynum, Clifton Cantrell, Edwin Carpenter, Kenneth Carpenter, Martha Campbell, Gladys Causey, Bill Chandler, Emily Chandler, Rachel Christopher, Richie Christo- pher, Evelyn Coffman, Corine Cooper, Marie Cooper, Ruth Cowan, Edna Cox, Maurice Crenshaw, Mary Leland Crumpton, Elaine Crutchfield, Thena Davis, Rachel Dobbs, Irlene Dob- bins, Merwin Draper, Sam Evans, Anne Farrior, Eileen Flowers, Hattie Jean Flurry, Braxton Fort, Thomas Francis, Elaine Frederick, Eunice Galloway, Oleta Garrison, Opie Gamble, Harold Gault, Bobbie Gibbs, Macon Gilbert, Arthur Green, Eudora Grisham, Leanna Gunter, D. B. Harda- way, Aileen Hardiman, Mary Hardwick, J. B. Haskew, Elwanda Henley, James Hallman, Caro- lyn Hawkins, Bernice Hester, Andrew Horn. Eunice Howell, Fannie Lou Howell, Catherine Hughes, Mary Lou Hughes, Charles Ingalls, Virginia Ives, Doris Ivey, June Ivey, Marjorie log- gers, Carolyn Jernigan, Kathleen Johnson, Conrad Johnson, David Johnson, Troyce Johnson, Vivian Jolly, Clyde Kelley, Mescal Kelley, Mayme Kennedy, Clarence King, Fred Kitchens, Iva Kitchens, Irene Lamberth, Lillyan Landreth, Libbie Legg, Annie Ford Lester, Esther Leysath, Paul Lindler, Max- ine Logan, Thelma Long, Thelma Lyles, Virginia Lyles, Evelyn Lynn, Juanita Machen, Oleson Magnusson, J. H. Martin, Lucy Mastin, M. D. McCarty, Doris McElrath, Shelton McKay, Verna McKay, Shirley McKirmey, Sibyl McKinney, Faye McLemore, Hazel McLeod, Bernice Mitchell, Katherine Moon, J. M. Moses, Ruth Moses, Mable Nabors, James Newby, Oliver Newman, Bon- nie Nicholson, Ralph Noles, Geddes Orman, George Partin, Clara Patrick, R. A. Patterson, Caro- lyn Penny, Martha Phillips, Mary Phillips, Bonnie Pinkard, Geneva Pogue, Edwina Powers, Inez Reaves, Elizabeth Redd, Wallace Redd, J. W. Reece, O. Y. Reece, Katherine Reese, Alfred Reid, Gwendolyn Richey, George Roberts, Grace Roden, Mildred Rodgers, Albert Romine, Catherine Ryan, Truman Ryan, Louverne Sanderson, Louise Sawyer, Edgar Schrimsher, Clyde Shaw, Marie Shoemaker, George Sisk, Thelma Skinner, Christine Sloan, Mildred Solomon, Jesse Sparks, Wilma Spence, Nina Lee Smith, Paul Smith, Waldon Smith, Erin Stanfield, Mildred Sleadman, Lloyd Steverson, Neida Stewart, Robert Stewart, Lloyd Stone, Margaret Taft, Ellen Gray Taylor, Evelyn Teele, James Tidwell, Elizabeth Timbes, Fay Turner, Myrtice Turney, Arnold Veazey, Bobbie Watson, Alton Wales, Rosa Weems, Doris West, Mildred Whithead, Irene Whit- low, Helen Whitt, Opal Whitten, Bill Whittenburg, Cornelia Wiggins, Marie Wilson, Martha Yarbrough, Louise Yeager, Bill Wade. 61 Sigma Delta V H Helen Cosper, President Gus Buttram, Vice-Presiden( Marie McNutt, VicePiesident Helen Davis, Secretary Ima Edwards, Reporter Mrs. W. C. Armstrong, Sponsor 62 Literary Society MEMBERS Frances Aycock, June Aycock, Spurgeon Bonner, Wanda Bowman, Louis Bradford, C. H. Bram- lett, Mary Dell Brown, Gus Buttram, Margaret Earle Carter, Marjorie Callaham, Patsy Chambers, Ray Chapman, Ruth Clements, Elizabeth Cobb, Frances Cojean, Catherine Cooper, Helen Cosper, Dorothy Crockarell, Helen Davis, Ruth Dickert, Ruby Edmondson, Ima Edwards, Eleanor Ruth Faulkner, Irene Gentle, Frankie Giammarco, Joseph Godwin, Eugene Goodman, Ruth Green- er, Dot Hafley, Luther Ingle, Mary Jackson, Bruce James, Martha Reid Jones, AUadee Knight, Margaret Larkin, Mary Lowry, Gentry Martin, Marshel Mason, Lofton Maze, Willis McGill, Edna Mae McNutt, Marie McNult, J. D. Miller, Carl Murray, John Roe Nunnelley, Wal- lace O ' Flinn, Sanders Richmond, Dorcas Reece, Codelle Roby, Ellen Rollings, Edie Schimmel, Mary Jo Sharp, Irene Smith, Edith Sparks, Mary James Taylor, Maxine Thornton, Dorothy Wad- dell, V. K. Weaver. 63 Pi Tau Chi Honorary Religious Society Irene Gentle President Doris Ivey Dr. E. R. Naylor National President Edna Mae McNutt Edwina Powers Ellen Gray Taylor Membership to this society is based on conspicuous attainments and consecrated service. 64 ' T ' Cabinet Marie Shoemaker Vice-President Lelia Bethel Doris Ivey President Dorothy Crockarell Elwanda Henley Margaret Larkin , :■ j ' l Faye McLemore s: ' Ellen Gray Taylor Lillyan Landreth Secretary Mary Dell Brown Irene Hyde Gentle Bemice Hester Annie Ford Lester Edna Mae McNutt Cornelia Wiggins 65 Wesley Foundation Shelton McKay Chandler RepresentaUv:j Edna Mae McNutt President Dorothy Crockarell Sanders Representative Bernice Hester Founders Representative Arthur Green Comer Representative Gus Buttram McCandless Representative Founded by Dr. U. S. Pitts in September, 1940. 66 Music Club Frank M. Church Dorothy Crockarell. President; Emily Chandler, Vice-President; Mary Frances Allen, Secretary- Treasurer; Edna Mae McNutt, Reporter; Frank M. Church, Sponsor. Martha Allen, Xuripha Allen, Frances Belue, Marion Belue, Mary Dell Brown, Edna Cox, Frances Cojean, Elaine Crutchfield, Ruth Greener, Eudora Grisham, Helen Hart, Elwanda Henley, Virginia Ives, Mary Lowry, Marie McNutt, Mrs. Mary Emma Peck, Mary Phillips, Edwina Powers, Marie Shoemaker, Irene Smith, Nina Lee Smith, Jesse Sparks, Dorothy Waddell. DELTA PSI OMEGA National Dramatic Fraternity Charter granted 1935 Chapter 94 Helen Cosper Billie Suttles Robinson Bill Chandler Hazel McLeod Thelma Goodwin 67 ROSA WEEMS Miss Athens College LLOYD STONE Bachelor of Ugliness 68 DORIS IVEY Most Popular Giil i M ALFRED BUTCH REID Most Popular Boy 69 • ■ MARY LELAND CRUMPTON Most Beautiful Girl ARNOLD VEAZEY Most Handsome Boy 70 ELLEN GRAY TALOR Most Intellectual RUTH CLEMENTS Wittiest 71 Mm. IBl ■ III INii HAZEL McLEOD Most Sophisticated Girl MARGARET LARKIN Cutest Girl 72 a% Basket Ball Alfred Butch Reid Captain Lloyd Hardrock Stone Co-Captain Merwin Drapei Henry Rockhill Clyde Shaw Charles Ingalls 74 A. E. Miller Coach Hillman Tiny Atkins Wallace O ' Flinn David Johnson 75 .,Ji Freshman Team Truman Ryan, Coach Harold Gaull, I. M. Moses, Warren Bryant, Eugene Goodman, Clifton Cantrell 77 Pictures to the Editors AS SHE WERE Sirs: Looking through a 25-year old view book of Athens College, I found some pictures I thought worth copying; so I photographed them and here they are — three in all. . B. FOTOGRAFER LINCOLN WAS WISE Sirs: Just think, he knew a good thing when he saw it — and Saved Ath- ens College. 17. B. SMART • UM (ifH i ri£ HOME SWEET HOME Sirs: Not Home on the Range but Home at Athens College. Win A HOMESKI ■ ' , 78 i i tf SNOW IN THE SUNNY SOUTH Sirs: A bit of beauty seldom seen on the cam- pus — yet especially appreciated by those who have never seen the like before. Cordially yoiurs, . B. Snow MUSIC HATH CHARMS Sirs: Professor Church and some students as seen from above — for once the photogra- pher looked down on them. Sincerely, SpooJcs ni u- V. . LEND A HELPING HAND Sirs: Ye Dean of the College assists Mary Jack- son with her registration at Athens Col- lege. Respectfully, 7ma CoJJegiate Girlski ALL WORK AND NO PLAY Sirs: A snap of the sponsors hard at work- for once. Yours truly. Censors Company 79 m g m r —  ■! TP H TT I B i H u jBI • ' - , Qo4 XyuUi4icUlMlA. from Athens College to THE COLUMNS and to The Student Body 81 What do Bankers Consider A Good Bank Loan? Most bankers consider a loan good if it possesses the follow- ing qualifications: 1. A borrower who has a good business reputation and credit standing. 2. A sound purpose for which the loan is to be used other than a fixed investment in a business, for this type of loan is not a proper field for a commercial bank. 3. A reasonably short term until repayment for commer- cial loans; adequate security in the case of collateral or real estate loans. 4. Reasonable proof of dependable means for repaying the loan when due, or a definite schedule for repayment. This bank h as many good loans on its books. We are mak- ing new ones constantly. In every loan our first considera- tion is to safeguard the deposits entrusted to our care. LIMESTONE COUNTY BANK Athens, Alabama Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 82 DRINK eca The Year Around Answer to Thirst McDonald ' s Bakery Tasty Bread Cakes Pies 83 V. J. ELMORE The Place to Find Your Needs Service ivith a Smile W. R. Hightower 8C Son Athens ' Best Store for Men Compliments of Athens Lumber Company, Tld. limestone Drug Company The Rexall Store A Complete Line of Toilet Goods Compliments of Beasley Produce Company Martin Hardware Co. Headquarters for Sporting Phone 275 84 H. J. Littrell M. P. Littrell Littrell Motor Company i ; Mercury K2£S i kfl Lincoln-Zephyr Sales and Service Athens, Ala. Phone 58 ROSS HOTEL Hill Hayes, Mgr. Food at its Best Limestone County Exchange, Inc. THE FARMERS THEMSELVES Telephone 100 Athens, Alabama Congratulations from DAVE JAFFE ' S Where college students are always welcome Compliments Chambers Lumber Company The Alabama Courier Established 1880 Mrs. R. M. Rawls, Editor Publishers and Job Printers Athens Shoe Shop American Owned and Operated West Side Square C. T. Lumpkin Wood ' s Jewelry Store Quality — Service We Stock the Best Known Brands in Our Line We Appreciate the College Girls and Bovs 85 Compliments of BEN JAFFE ' S Ready-to-Wear Store Athens, Alabama GILBERT DRUG CO. Drugs — Cigars — Soda Waters ATHENS, ALABAMA Phone 13 Bitting Chevrolet Co. for Economical Tramporla Sales Service Eye It Try It Buy It Athens Grain Company Coal — Grain — Hay Feed — Seeds and Groceries Hermitage Feeds Tenneseal Roofing Mill on L N Track Athens, Alabama Phone 157 PARK and SPEAK Service Station and Cafe Where the College Students Meet Phone 85 86 ATHENS PRODICE COMPANY Wholesale Groceries Angel Food, Snobuddy, and American Beauty Flours Stafolife Feeds for All Live Stock Phone 37 LUCKY GIRL SHOP Compliments of Athens, Alabama Lunsford ' s Garage Quality and Service at a Reasonable Price Phone 59 Ladies ' Ready to Wear R. M. Lunsford, Mgr. STUDENTS NOT PICTURED IN CLASSES William Barnard Baker Frank O ' Neal Keeble Winston Stuart Garth, Jr. Clarence Warren King Ralph Conrad Johnson Mrs. Iva S. Kitchens WaUace Marvin Redd William Fred Kitchens Malcolm Monroe Adamson Mary Irene Lamberth Gracie Lee Adkins Paul Waymon Lindler Robert Steele Billingsley Evelyn Lynn Edward Blackburn Mamie Doris McElrath John Thomas Calhoun Verna Virginia McKay Martha Campbell Richard Oleson Magnusson Patricia Marie Chambers J. M. Moses, Jr. James demons Trenton Murphy Hollis Leon Cobb Mabel Maxine Nabors Iva Irlene Dobbins Virgil Homer Pittman Anne Pleasants Dyer Sanders Richmond Sam Lewis Evans Mary Ellen Rollings Robert F. Foote, Jr. Thomas Edgar Schrimsher Dudley Beatrice Hardaway Harold Lloyd Steverson Andrew Benjamin Horn Eva Nell Talley Luther Donald Ingle, Jr. Mary James Taylor Olen Jinright Irene Whitlow John Samuel Johnson Agness Louise Yeager 87 T ' } • ' I ' M 1 i m AUTOGRAPHS 90 WaBHI I mmmmmmmmmm Ei ' ' . 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