Carson Newman College - Appalachian Yearbook (Jefferson City, TN)
- Class of 1954
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From baseball To rhe Baprisl beliefs, he expounds his opinf ions founded on a lilerime of logical rea- soning and combined wirh high moral slandards. lr is wilh a deep feeling ol ap- preciarion and humiliry lhal we dedicaie lhis boolc ro The Dean, a philosopher of life. TABLE OT CONTENTS Adminisfraion and Faculfy . The STuden+ Body . . Religious Life. . The Year In Review . . Govemmenf and Publicedions Qrqanizafions Feafures Afhleics . From fall To spring here il is, a lull year al Carson-Newman ...arriving al school . . . regislralion . . . classes . . . vespers . . . freshman week . . . Homecoming and renewing friend- ships.. .pep rallies . . . foolball games . . . band . . . chapel . . . parlies . . . Chrislmas holidays and home . . . baclc +o school and finals . . . sociely on Friday nighls . . . plays . . . baslcelball games . . . S. M. A. C. lournies and lasl minu+e goals . . . cokes and popcorn . . . bull sessions . . . 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We My fggwik vw? we M ,. 1 We at X325 lflf 53' , jg? f , 3? mxg wk 32222 H s B Fm s if il, DR. I. N. CARR DR. ARLIE E. CATE Dean of Adminisfraiion Dean Emerifus MRS. EDITH WILLIAMS B k Sf oo ore WARREN WEIERMAN MISS PEARL MCHAN, MRS. JIM MAYS MISS KATHLEEN MANLEY MISS FRANCES STREET Direcfor of Public Relaiions Diefifians Nurse Social Direcfor 20 MISS BERNICE CARTER MRS. ALPHA ANDERSON DR. E, M. COOK Dean of Women Assisfanf Dean of Women Dean of Men l l I MISS RUTH MILLER Librarian MRS. NINA RUBIN MR. ROY MYERS. MR. LeROY GANNON MISS MILDRED IDDINS DR. C. H. WATSON Regisirar Treasurers Librarian Head of Extension Deparfmenf 21 THIS FACULTY HEAD RESIDENTS HEAD RESIDENTS BERNICE CARTER, Henderson MARY SARTIN- Evefeff MRS. ALPHA ANDERSON,SaraI1Swann DRUCILLA KING, Cooper MRS. FREDDIE CLARK, Burneff grqgrg HQQD, Powers DEPARTMENTS OF PHYSICS AND DEPARTMENTS OF BIOLOGY AND MATH CHEMISTRY PAUL J, HAIGH .......... Assocfafe Professor HENRY E, DICKENSON ..,... AssisIanI Professor ALEXANDER CI-IAVIS . , ..., Professor DR, CARL T, BAHNER , ,,,L, Professor FRANCES L. STREET . . . ASSISIGHI PFOISSSOF JOE A. CHAPMAN . . . . ,Associafe Professor AI-BERT R- SLOAN - --'- PFOISSSOV CHARLES L. RODGERS . ..... Professor 22 I THE FACU DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION ROY E. I-IARMON ...,..., Assishanf Profess SAM B. I-IOLT , . . . Diredor of Physical Educafi MAE IDDINS ........ Associafe- Profess JACK R. NETCHER . . . . AssIsIar1IProI7ess DEPARTMENT OF HOME ECONOMICS RUTH HARRIS ..,.,..... Asslshanf ProIes PEARL MQHAN ..... ...... I rwsfruc CHARLOTTE BEAMAN .,... AssoCIaIe RroIes DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY DR. HERBERT J, MILES . . , ..... Profes DR. ARLIE CATE .,,.. . . .Profes DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGES DR. JAMES ROY PRINCE ......... Profe JAMES O, CONWELL, . . A sisfanf Profe DR. WERNER FRIES ....,,. A sociafe Profe HELEN ELIZABETH JOHNSON . A Iam Profs LIY gr S55 5? 5 THE FACULTY DEPARTMENT OF SPEECH AND DRAMATICS HARVEY B. HATCHER . . . . .Associafe Professor VEROIE SUE ESTES . . . Asslsfanf Professor DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Firsi row: VERGIE SUE ESTES . . , ALIENE JOHNSON . JANIESWANN HUGGINS AGNES HULL , . Second row: DR. WILLIAM W. BASS , DR. ELMER W. SYDNOR HARVEY B. HATCHER , . . . . ,Assisfanf Professor Assisfanf Professor Associafe- Professor Assisfanf Professor Assodafe Professor . . , . Professor Associafe Professor 1 PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION JOHN H. CATES ........ Associafe Professor DR. EDGAR M. COOK . ....., Professor DR. HORACE D, PICKENS . . . . Assoclafe Professor DR. WILLIAM G, MEYER . . , .Associafe Professor 24 DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF BIBLE AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION DR. DOUGLAS J. HARRIS . . Associafe Professor OSCAR L. RIVES ...... . Associafe Professor L, DAN TAYLOR . .... . Assodafe Professor DR. RUSSELL B. JONES . . . . . . Professor THE FA DEPARTMENT OF Firs+ row: MRS ERSA PARRISH . . MRS. H. J. MILES . . . MRS. MARGARET HAYNES . . ALMA R. BASKERVILLE . Second row: WILLIAM I. JONES . CALVIN R, HUBER , . CHARLES H. JONES, JR. CUITY Direcfor of Musin Assisfarlf Prorressor AssIs+arwI Professor Assisfanf Professor . . . Insfrudor Associafe Professor Associafe ProIessor DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HAROLD ADELBERT STAINE , . . MRS. HARVEY B. HATCHER . Associafo Professor , . .Ir1sIrucIor JOHN B. HAMBRICK , . . . . Associafe Professor DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY LOWELL R, TILLETT . . . Assisranf Professor EDWARD I-I. GIBSON, III , . ASSOCIGI6' Professor DR. I. N. CARR .... . . . Professor SECRETARIES ELLA ORR . , . . Dean SUE PARTON . . ...,,..... Presiden+ OLADYS JONES . , . Diredor of PubIic ReIaIions BARBARA CHEATHAM . . , . . . , Treasurer fit Y is gi v E 19 Q uf 'ive 1? i Q E 5 Q is WA-My F S5 if Wag Q . mas QE ' . 3 27 SENIORS TOMMY PAYNE BUDDY CATLETT LOIS LEE . . . DAVHD SHELBY JIM TRANTHAM CQHQH4 Payne Shelby Lee, Tranfham OFFICERS 28 . . .preslderwf . .ViceAPresiden? . , Secrefary . . Treasurer Represenfaiivo fo Co-op SENIORS Righi, Top Io Bo'H'om: HELEN IRENE ABBOTT, 2 Limeslone Drive, Belmonf, Norlh Caro- lina: A.B. English: I-lypafianq Modern Porfia, 3.4: Fulure Teachers of America, 4: Tar I-Ieel Club, 4. DORIS MARIE ADAIR, 103 Wes? Ruby Avenue, Gaslonia, Norlh Carolina: B.S. Biology: Gardner-Webb Junior College, I, 2: Hy- palian: Volunleer Band, 3.4: Commission Salesman, 4: Biology Club, 3, 4: Science Club, 4. JOHNNIE RANDALL ADAMS, Roule 3, Box l56, Vanceboro, Norlh Carolina: AB. Psychology: Sociology Club, Chaplain, 3: Fulure Teachers of America: Minislerial Associafion, 3,4. LOIS JOY ALLEN, Valley Springs Farm, Franklin, Tennessee: A.B. Psychology and Sociology: I-lypalian, Posfer Chairman, 3, Vice- Presidenl, 4: Psychology Club, 3, 4: Sociology Club, 4: Spanish Club, Reporler, 2: Junior Class May Day Represenlalive: APPA- LACHIAN, Ari Slaff, 3, 4: W. Powell Hale Players, 3. Below: MARY LOUISE ALLEN, IIO9 Prospecl Ayenue, Newport Tennes see: A.B, Spanish: Sigma Della Pi, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 4, Secre- lary. ' GLENN LEWIS ALVIS, 808 Wesl Main Slreel, Rogersville, Tennes see: A.B. Economics: Philornalhean: Life Service Band, 3, 4, Treas- urer, 4: Spanish Club, Treasurer, 4: lnfernalional Relalions Club, 3, 4: Honor Roll, 3. 5. EE' LL- -' t Q Above: BRUCE DAVID ANDERSON, 2I8-O3 l2O Avenue, Cambria Heighls, I I, New York: Philomafhean, Business Manager, 4: A Ca- pella Choir, I, 2, 3, 4: Varsify Quarfel, 2: Co-Operalive Council, 2: Psychology Club, 3, 4: Volunleer Band, 2, 3, 4: Orchesira, I. THOMAS MAXFIELD BAHNER, 402 Russell Slreel, Jefferson Ciry, Tennessee: BS. Biology: Columbian, Janifor, Treasurer, Chaplain, Vice-Presidenl: Volunleer Band, Srory Hour Chairman, Depula- lions, Chapel Commirlee, Presidenf: Band, I, 4: A Capella Choir, 3: German Club, Treasurer, 3: Hayslack Club, 3: B.S.U. Council, 3, 4: Link Slant, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager. Leff, Top io Boffom: ROBERT HENRY BAUMAN, 4l2 Wes? olh Slreef, Sluflgarl, Ar- kansas: A.B. Bible and Religious Educalion: Minisferial Associa- Iion, 3, 4: Sociology Club, 3. HOWARD THOMAS BAUSUM, Annapolis, Maryland: B.S. Bi- ology: Columbian: Life Service Band, 4: Biology Club, 2, 3, 4: Collegiare Division Tennessee Academy of Science: CaIlie-CoIum- bian Play, Business Manager. MARY ELLA BOWERS, Roule I, Harriman, Tennessee: A.B. Eng- lish and Speech: Hypalian, Crific, 4: A Capella Choir, 3, 4: Cho- rus, l, 2: Volunfeer Band, l, 2, Publicily Chairman, I, Chorisle-r, 2: Y.W,A. Council, 2: Orange and Blue Sfafi, Reporfer, l: APPA- LACHIAN Sfaff, Lilerary Edilor, 3: Ridgecresl Club, 3, 4: Radio Workshop, 2, 3, 4, Reporler, 3, Program Direclor, 4: W. Powell Hale Players, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, Presidenl, 4: Alpha Psi Omega, 4. A. ODELL BRELAND, Roule 2, Ruffin, Soulh Carolina: A.B. Phi- losophy: Mars Hill College, I, 2: Philomalhean, Secrelary, 3: Min- islerial Associafion, Vice-President 3: Soulh Carolina Club, Presi- denf, 4. SENIORS u .. .... ,..., ., .. ,w 'Q3,g:, SENIORAS Righl, Top 'ro Boifom: JOAN BRIDGES, 703 Easl Main Slreel, Spindale, Norlh Caro- lina: A.B. English: Gardner-Webb College, I, 2: Hypalian, Cor- responding Secrelary, 4: Modern Porlia, 3, 4, Secrelary, 4: Vol- unleer Band, 3, 4, Reporler, 4: Rush Slronq Award, 31 Link Slalf, Assislanl Edilor, 4. GEORGE E. BROOKSHIRE, Roule 7, Elizabelhlon, Tennessee: B.S. Music: Columbian, Corresponding Secrelary, 2: A Capella Choir, I, 2, 3, 4: Band, I, 2. WALTER BOYD BROOKSHIRE, Talboll, Tennessee: A.B. I-Iisloryi Philomalhean. MARTHA ANN BROWN, 4IO4 Albemarle Avenue, Challanooga, Tennessee: A.B. English and Speech: Calliopean, Doorlceeper. I: Cheerleader, I, 2, 3, 4: A Capella Choir, I, 2, 3, 4, GirI's Sexlel, 2, 3, 4, Madriqal Singers, 2, 3, 4: Challanooga Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Dramalics Club, I, 2 3, 4: Eaqle Club, I, 2: Speech Choir, 4. Below: BETTY JEAN BUCKNER, 33OI Ashland Avenue, Knoxville, Tennes- see: A.B. English. Band, 2, 3, 4. Secrelary, 2. JEAN CANNON, 2I4 Soulh Aullhauser Slreel, Knoxville, Tennes' see: A.B, English. Above: GLENN MAURICE CARROLL, 3I22 I3Ih Avenue, Challanooga Tennessee: 8.5. Elemenlary Educalion: Fulure Teachers of America 3. CAROLYN M. CARSON, I3IO Walauga Sfreef, Kingsporl, Ten- nessee: B.S. Business Adminislralion: Hypalian, Business Manager 3: A Capella Choir, I, 2, 3: B.S.U. Choir, Reporler, 4: Honor Roll, 2. Leff, Top fo Bo'Hom: JAMES DOYLE CASTEEL, I29 Revere Circle, Oalc Riclge, Tennes- see: A.B. I-Iisfory: Columbian: Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4: Besf Debafer Grand Nalional Forensic Tournament 3: Tennessee Epsilon, Pi Kappa Della, Presidenf, 4: Capfain of Varsify Debale, 4: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies, 4. CHARLES A. CATLETT, 305 Walnul Slreel, Jefferson Cify, Ten- nessee: A.B. Economics: Columbian: Town Sludenf Government Reporfer, 2, Vice-Presiclenf, 3, President 4: Class Vice-Presidenl, 4: Co-operalive Council, 4: Me-n's Leffer Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis Team, I, 2, 3, 4: Carson-Newman Sporls Publicily Direclor, 2, 3, 4: Orange and Blue Slafl, Assislanf Sporls Edilor, I, 2: APPALA- CHIAN Slaff, Sporfs Edifor, 3, 4. RICHARD V. CHEATHAM, Roule 4, Lewisburo, Tennessee: B.S. Physical Educafion: Foolball, I, 2, 3: Men's Leller Club, 3, 4, Vice- Preside-nf, 4, SHIRLEY LEVONNE CHITWOOD, 3I7 Wesl Park Avenue, Val- dosla, Georgia: Calliopean, Doorkeeper, I, Chaplain, 4: Volunleer Band, 3, 4: Fufure Teachers of America, 4. SENIORS SENIORS Righfz Top 'ro Boffom: BILL CHOATE, Eiowah, Tennessee: A.B. Psychology: Philorna- Ihean, Sergeanl-ai-Arms, 2, Corresponding Secrelary, 4: Volun- Ieer Band, I, 2, Treasurer, I, Pianisl, 2: Deiinile Service Band, 3, 4 Pianisl, 3, Chorisier, 4: Chorus, 2, 3, Presidenf, 3: B.S.U, Pianisi, 4. JOHN D. IMICKEYI COCHRAN, 3009 25+h Sfreef, N.E,, Washl inglon I8, D. C.: B.S. Business Adminisirefiong Columbian, Cor- responding Secrelary, 2: Life Service Band, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Presideni, 4: APPALACHIAN Siafl, 3, 4, Assisianl Business Man- ager, 3, Business Manager, 4: Washington Club, Presidenr, 3. ' lish: Gardner-Webb Junior College, I, 2: Hypaiian, Treasurer, 4 Tar Heel Club, 3, 4: Fulure Teachers ofAn1erica, 4. LESTER CLEVE COMPTON, Boyds Creek, Tennessee: B.S. Physical Educalion: Fooiball, I, 2, 3, 4, Co-caplain, 4: Men's Lelier Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Physical Educafion Club, I, 2, 3, 4. Below: JERRY CONNER, Box 92, Loudon, Tennessee: A.B. Bible and Relie gious Educafion: Foofball, I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, I, 2, 3, 4: Men's Leiier Club, I, 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY JEAN COPE, Box 435, Newporl, Tennessee: B.S. Ele- menlary Educalion: Calliopean: Physical Educalion Club, 2, 3 Band Lefler Club, 2, 3, 4. MARTHA JANE COFFEY, Caroleen, Norfh Carolina: A.B. Eng- Above: JAMES LIGHT CORBETT, Danclriclge, Tennessee: A.B. English, Philomaiheany Minisferial Associalion, 23 Spanish Club, 2. CHARLES MAX CORBIN, Franklin, Norlh Carolina, A.B. Bible and Religious Educalionq Philomalhean, Sergeanr-af-Arms, Ig Tar Heel Club, I, 2, 3, 41 Minislerial Associaliong Caleferia Club, 3, 4. Leff, Top Io Boffomx AGNES CRAWFORD, Jellerson Cify, Tennessee: B.S. Home Economics: Calliopeanz Home Economics Club, 4. HERSCHEL DELMAS CREASMAN, Williams Park, Alhens, Ten- nessee: A.B. Bible and Religious Educalionq Philomalhean, Care- Ialcer, I, Recording Secrelarv, 3, Crilic, 4, Presidenl 43 A Capella Choir, I, 2, 3, 4: Librarian, Ig Male Quarrel, 2, Delinile Service Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Chorisler, I, Treasurer, 23 Cheerleader, Ig B.S.U. Chorisler, 47 B.S.U. Choir Dire-clor, 43 Slale B.S.U. Chorisler, 42 Senior Superlafive. LILLIE MAE DAVES, Lake- Tahorna Road, Marion, Norlh Carolina: A.B. English, I-lypalian, Corresponding Secrelarv, 4, Delinile Serv- ice Band, 3, 4, Secrelary, 3: Modern Porlia, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenl, 4, Tar I-Ieel Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Fufure Teachers of Arne-rica, 4, Y.Vi!.A. Council, 4, Cafeleria Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3. FRANKLIN DELANO DAVIS, I965 Young Avenue, Memphis, Ten- nessee: B.S. Physics: Columbian, Janilor, I, Crilic, 4, Presidenl, 4: Science Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenl, 3: Class Presidenf, 27 Presi- deni, Sludenl Co-operaiive Council, 43 Honor Roll, 2, 37 Senior Superlalive. SENIORS SENIORS Righf, Top Io BoHom: WILLIAM EDWARD DAVIS, Philadelphia, Tennessee: A.B. Psy- chology: Philomalhean: Radio Workshop, I, 2: B.S.U. Council, Pianisf, 2. BETTY EDWARDS DEAN, III3 Easidale Avenue, Nashville. Ten- nessee: B.S. Elemenlary Educalion: Tennessee Polyfechnic Insii- Iule, I, 2: Modern Poriia, 3, 4: Fufure Teachers of America, Vice- Presidenf: Spanish Club: Sigma Della Pi: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universifies: Honor Roll. ROBERT JAMES DEAN, I I I3 Easldale Avenue, Nashville-, Tennes- see: A.B. Hislory: Tennessee Polylechnic lnsfilule, I, 2: Minislerial Associalion, 3, 4, Presidenl, 4: German Club, 2, 3: Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4: Hayslack Club, Presidenl, 4, SHIRLEY JANE DEDMON, 609 Grover Slreel, Shelby, Norlh Carolina: A.B, Hisfory: Gardner-Webb Junior College, I, 2: Hy- pafian: Harvesl Feslival Queen, 4: Tarheel Club, 3, 4: Fufure Teachers of America, 4. Below: BETTY LEE DONAHUE, 32OI Orlando Slreef, Knoxville, Tennessee: A.B. Psychology and Educafion: Hypalian, Reporfer, 4, Crilic, 4: Co-direcior of Hyp-Philo Play, 4: Psychology Club, 3, 4, President 4: Cafeleria Club, 3, 4: W. Powell Hale Players, 3, 4, Secrelary, 4: Alpha Psi Omega, 4: Radio Workshop, 4: Fulure Teachers ol America, 4: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Sigma Della Pi, 4. WILLIAM DOUGLAS DOOLEY, 3I2O Woodlawn Avenue, S,W.. Roanoke, Virginia: A.B. Bible: Minislerial Associa+ion, 3, 4: Span- ish Club, 4. wn .,wi may 5 'ms umm 1, Above: RUSSELL DRINNEN, Carla Road, Knoxville I4, Tennessee: B.S. Home Economics: I-Iypalian, Reporler, 2, Flower Chairman, 3, Recording Secrelary, 4: Volunleer Band, 3, 4, Secrelary, 4: Y.W.A. Council, Secrelary, 4: A Capella Choir, 3, 4: Chorus, I, 2: I-lome Economics Club, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 2: I-Ionor Roll, 2, 3, 4. GLORIA ARDELLE DUKE, 4Io Queen Slreel, Porlsmoulh, Virginia: A.B. English-Speech: Averell College, I, 2: Hypalian, Crilic, 4: King I-Iome Presidenl, 3: Burnelf Vice-Presidenl, 4: Dramalic Club, 3, 4: Volunleer Band, Depulalions Chairman, 4: Caleleria Club, 3, 4. Leff, Top fo Boffom: ANNA MAE PETTIGREW DUNCAN, 2O4If2 Mounlcaslle Slreel, Jefferson Cily, Tennessee: I-Iypalian: Fulure Teachers of America, I: Caleleria Club, 3: Definile Service Band, I, 2, 3, Reporler 2. Missions Chairman, 3: I-Ionor Roll, 3, 4. IDA ELIZABETH DYKES, Box 228, Somersel, Kenluclcy: B.S, Psy- chology: Cumberland Junior College, I, 2: I-Iypalian: Delinile Service' Band: Fulure Teachers of America: Psychology Club: Span- ish Club: B.S.U. Choir: Kenluclcy Club, Secrelary, 3. ARVEL LEE ELLIS, 4608 Wren Road, Founlain Cily, Tennessee A.B. Bible. BARBARA JOYCE ELLIS, 4OI I Vailwaod Drive, Nashville, Tennes- see: A.B. BibIefRe'Iigious Educalion: George Peabody College, I: Calliopean, Recording Secrelary, 3: Class Beauly Runner-up, 3: Homecoming Queen, 4, SENIORS SENIORS Righf, Top Io Bo++om: PAUL DAVID FAIRCLOTH, I I46 Edgewood Drive, Lakeland, Flor- ida: A.B. Bible-Religious Educafion: Elorida Soulhern College? Philomalhean: Minis+erial Associafion, I, 2, 3, 4: Prayer Caplain, 4: Florida Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenf, 3, 4. BILLY J. FERGUSON, Roule 2, Jonesboro, Tennessee: A.B. Span- ish: Philomalhean: Eoolball, I, 2, 3, 4: B.S.U. Council, 2, 3: Biology Club, 4: Spanish Club, 4, Presidenl: Honor Roll, 4. ESTHER FITE, 406 Russell Slreel, Jellerson Cily, Tennessee: B.S. Home Economics: Calliopean, Doorlceeper, I, Vice-Presidenl, 3, Presidenl, 4: Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader, I, 2, 3, 4, Head, 2, Co-caplain, 4: Eagle Club, I: Girls' Le'Her Club, 2: Swim Club, I, 2, 3: Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4: Orange and Blue S'ra1':F,2, 3: Beauly Represenlalive, I: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies, 4. NIILDRED FRANCES FLYNN, Roule I3, Shipwilh Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia: A.B. Bible--Religious Educalion: Hypalian: Wom- en's Sludenl Governmenl, 4: House Presidenl, Cooper Home, 3: French Club, 3: Radio Work Shop, 3: APPALACHIAN Slall, 3: Delinile Service Band, 3, 4, Social Vice-Presidenl, 3. Below: SARA ELIZABETH FORD, 228 New Slreel, Erwin, Tennessee: B.S. Biology: Calliopean, Reporler, 2, Business Manager, 3: Eagle Club, I, 2: Girls' Lelfer Club, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary, 3, Presidenl, 4: French Club, I, 2, 3: Biology Club, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary, 3, Presidenl, 4: Life Service Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2: Women's Sludenl Government 2, 4: Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- silies, 4: Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4. MARY KATHERINE FOWLER, 647 Wesl 5Ih Norlh Slreel, Morris- Iown, Tennessee: B.S. Home Economics: Calliopean: Home Eco- nomics Club, I, 2, 3, 4. Above: IRIS FAYE FRANKS, Woolon, Kenluclcy: B.S. Home Economics Hypalian: Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presiclenl, 2 Finance Chairman, 3, Presidenl Province Ill, 3: Kenluclcy Club, I 2: Le Cercle Francais, 3: Life Service Band, 3, 4, Chorisler, 3 Vice-Presidenl, 4: A Capella Choir, 2, 3, 4, Seclion Leader, 3 Honor Roll, 4. PHYLLIS ALLEENE FRENCH, New Marlcel, Tennessee: A.B. Eng- lish: I-Iypalian. Le'F'l, Top fo Boffomz ROBERT L. GARNER, Maryville, Tennessee: A.B. Bible and Reli- gious Educalion: Philomalhean. CLAUDELLE IRENE GARRISON, l6I3 Marsden Avenue, Nash- ville, Tennessee: A.B, Sociology and Psychology: I-Iypalian, Door- Iceeper, I: Psychology Club, 3, 4: Sociology Club, 3, 4, Secrelary, 4. GORDON J. GILBERT, 3675 Rose Avenue, Hamillon, Ohio: BS. Biology: Biology Club, 3, 4: Baslcelball, I, 2, 3: Men's Leller Club, l, 2, 3, 4. HENRY GRAMMER, Roule' I, Slrawberry Plains, Tennessee: A.B. Bible: Minislerial Associalion, I, 2, 3. SENIORS ENIORS Right Top +o BoH'om: JAMES H. GRAYSON, 84 E. 3rd Avenue, Williamson, Wesl Vir- ginia: A.B. l-lislory: Philomalhean. KESTER GREENE, II5 Lee Slreel, Penninglon Gap, Virginia' B.S. Psychology and Educalion. MARGARET JOLLY GREGORY, Roule 3, Union, Soufh Carolina: A.B. Hislory: Norlh Greenville Junior College, I, 2: l-lypafian: Soulh Carolina Club, 3, 4: Eulure' Teachers of America, 4: Volun- leer Bancl, 3, 4. JANE GROSS, I IO Fir Slreel, LaEolleHe, Tennessee: A,B. English: Caliiopean, Crilic, 4: lnlernalional Relalions Club, Secrelary, 3: Modern Porlia, 4: Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4: Fufure Teachers of Amer- ica, 4: APPALACHIAN Slalf Liferary Edilor, 4: Dormifory Secre Tary, 4. Below: EUNICE EMMA HAAS, Roufe I, Box 68, Hudson, Norlh Caro- lina: A.B. English: Gardner-Webb Junior College, I, 2: l-lypafian, Tarheel Club, 3, 4: Cafeleria Club, 3, 4. JANET GLYNN HALL, Cassell, South Carolina: BS. Eleme-nlary Educalion: Wingafe Junior College: l-lypaliari, Treasurer, 4: Cafe- leria Club, 3, 4: Delinife Service Band, 3, 4: Fulure Teachers of America, 3, 4: Psychology Club, Vice'-Presidenf, 4: Soufh Carolina Club, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenl, 4: Women's Sludenf Government 4. S5Si2iQf r f...,w. ,. Mia ,. ' ff,:LsZE.wv2'iix ' Above: JO ANNE HALL, Ridge Road-Sullivans Gardens, Kingsporr, Ten- nessee: A.B. Music Educalion: Calliopean: Women's Sludenf Gcy ernmenf, 2: Definile Service Band, 3: Fufure Teachers of America 4: Eagleaires, 3, 4, Secrerary, 4: APPALACHIAN Slafl, 4. MARY EVELYN HARMON, 503 Henderson, Harriman, Tennessee A.B. Bible: I-Iypafian: German Club, I: Biology Club, 2, 3: Chorus 2: French Club, 2: Class Beauly, 2. ' Leff, Top 'Io Boffom: ROLLIE J. HARP, Bishop Sfreel, Corbin, Kenfuclcy: B.S. Marhe- maiics: Cumberland College, I, 2: Philomalhean: Science Club, 3, 4, Reporler, 3, Presidenf, 4: Volunfeer Band, 3, 4: German Club, 3, 4: Ridgecresr Club, 3: W. Powell I-Iale Players, 3: Collegiafe Division Tennessee Academy ol: Science, 3, 4: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies, 4. MARGARET JOYCE HARTIS, Roule 3, Marrhews, Norlh Carolina: B.S. Elemenfary Educalion: Wingale Junior College, I, 2: Hypa- rian: Derfinile Service Band, 4: Fulure Teachers of America, 3, 4: Tarheel Club, 3, 4: Cafeleria Club, 3, 4, Social Vice-Presidenl, 3. JEANNETTE HASTINGS, IO9 Easr New Hamoshire, Orlando, Flor- ida: A.B. Psychology: Calliopean, Corresponding Secrelary, 2, Chaplain, 3, Box Chairman, 4: Florida Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Secv refary, I, Vice-Presidenl, 2, Treasurer, 3: Definife Service Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presiidenl, 2, Treasurer, 3, Missions Chairman, 4: Orange and Blue Slaff, I, 2, 3, 4, Reporler, I, Fealures Edilor, 2, 3, Business Manager, 4: Y.W,A. Council, 2: Library Club, 3, 4: B.S.U. Council, 4: I-Iarvesl Carnival Courl, 4: Burnell Dormifory Secre- Iary, 4. IMOGENE HAWKS, IO5 Anderson Srreel, Galax, Virginia: A.B. Bible-Religious Educalion: Hypalian, Doorlceeper, I, Chaplain, 4: Deiinife Service Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenl, 4: Y.W.A, Council, 2, 4, Treasurer, 2, Communily Missions Chairman, 4: Sociology Club, 3, 4, Social Chairman, 47 B.S.U. Council, 3, 4: Caleferia Club, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS SENIORS Righf, Top Io Bo'Hom: WILLIAM EUGENE HECK, 33I Adams Avenue, Evansville, Indi- ana: A.B. Bible: Evansville College, I, 2, 3: Philomafhean, Ser- geanl-al-Arms, 4: Minislerial Associalion, 4: Haysrackers, Song Leader, 4. CAROL JUNE HENSON, Oolfewah, Tennessee: A.B. I-Iisrorye Polirical Science: Hypafian, Reporler, 3: Volunreer Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2: Y.W.A., Treasurer, 2: B.S.U. Council, 4: W, Powell Hale Players, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenl, 4: French Club, 2: Polilical Science Club, 3: Radio Workshop, 2, 3, 4, Librarian, 4: Hyp-Philo Play, 4: Who's Who in American Colleges and Unive-rsilies, 4: Fulure Teachers of America, Secrefary, 4: Speech Choir, 4. SARA FRANCES HINES, Naruna. Virginia: A.B. French and Eng- lish: I-Iypalian, Reporier, I, Chaplain, 2, Vice-Presidenf, 4: Definiie Service Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Reporler, I, Pianisl, 3, Vice-Presidenr, 4: French Club, 3, 4, Reporrer, 3, Vice-Presidenf, 4: Radio Workshop, I: W. Powell I-Iale Players, 3: Orange and Blue Slaff, I, 2, 3, 4, Reporler, I, 2, Feafures Ediror, 3, 4: Modern Porlia, 3: 4, RUTH E. HITE, Wallerson Road, Roule 3, Jeifersonlown, Ken- Iucky: B.S. Psychology, Educaiion: Calliopean: Honor Roll, 3: Ken- Iucky Club, I, 2, 4: Spanish Club, 2: Poli'rical Science Club, 3: Furure Teachers of America, Librarian, 4. Below: MARGARET ELIZABETH HODGE, Roufe 2, Box 75a, Raleigh, Norlh Carolina: A.B, English: Calliopean: Volunieer Band, 2, 3, 4, Magazine Chairman, 3: Library Club, 2, 3, 4, Reporfer, 4. WILBURN CORDELL HOGLEN, Roule 2, Franklin, Norrh Caro- lina: A.B. Hisiory: Philomalhean, Corresponding Secrelary, 3, Recording Secreiary, 3: Volunieer Band, 2, 3, 4, Communily Mis- sions Chairman, 2, Depulafions Chairman, 3, Slory I'Iour, 4: Hay- slack Club, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Presidenl, 4: Library Club, 2, 3, 4. sZ1QSL1LSfapi l ' iS5?M?i:W2i.,,.i .W Xe, :Q Above: LOIS ANN HOLBROOK, 2002 East Washingion Sfreel, Orlando, Florida: A.B. English: Calliopean, Crific, 3: Modern Por+ia, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4: Womens Sfudenl Government 3, 4, Recording Sec- re+ary, 4: A Capella Choir, I, 2, 3: Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD H. HOLLIFIELD, Valdese Avenue, Drexel, Norfh Caro- lina: A.B. Hisfory, Philomafhean. Leff, Top fo BoHom: PEGGY ANN HOLSCLAW, 206 Wes+ Ellis Sfreef, Jefierson Ci+y, Tennessee: A,B. English, Speech: I-Iypaiian, Vice-Presidenf, 3. President 4: W. Powell Hale Players, I, 2, 3, 4: Alpha Psi Omega, 3, 4, Grand Diredor, 4: Town Sfudenf Governmenf, 2, 3, 4: Library Club, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Senior Superlafive. MABRY HOLT, IO0I Washingion Avenue, Elowah, Tennessee: A.B. Bible-Religious Educafian: Philomalhean: A Capella Choir, 3, 4, Repor+er, 4. BETTY SUE HOWSE, Walfon Lane, Nashville, Tennessee: A.B. Bible-Religious Educaiiong Calliopean, Doorlqeeper, I, Business Manager, 4: Y.W.A. Council, 4. RALPH PORTER HUDLOW, Chalfanooga, Tennessee: AB.. Phi- losophy: Philomalheang Mayor, Eagle Village, I: Minislerial Asso- ciafion, Reporfer, 2. ENIORS SENIORS RigI1'I, Top Io Bo'Hom: PAUL HUFF, Madisonville, Tennessee: A.B. Bible: Pnilomallwean, Chaplain: B.S.U. Council: Ivlinislerial Associalion. SARA AGNES HUMPHRIES, 3IO7 Lake Avenue, Clweverly, Mary- land: B.S. I-Iome Economics: I-Iypalian, Business Manager, 4: Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4, Crilic, 3, Presidenl, 4: Life Servlce Band, 2, 3, 4, Planisf, 3, Vice-Presidenl, 4: Women's Sfudenf Governmenf, 3, 4: Presidenl Burnefl Dormilory, 4: Science Club, 4: Collegiale Division Tennessee Academy of Science, 4: Waslningfon Club, 3. Secrelary: APPALACHIAN SIaIT, Assislanl Edilor, 4: WI'1o's Who in American Colleges and Universilies, 4: Y.W.A. Council, 4. MERRITT CONRAD HYERS, I945 Goodman Avenue, Cincinnali 24, Ol'1io:A.B. Psychology: Bob Jones Universify, I, 2, 3: Colum- bian: Volunleer Band, 4: Biology Club, 4: B.S.U. Council, 4: Dra- malics Club, 4: B.S.U. Choir, 4. MARGARET ELAINE JACKSON, Beulaville, NorII1CaroIlna: Hy- palian: Y.W.A. Council, 4: Volunleer Band, 4, Bible Class Clwair- man: Tarlneel Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer: Fufure Teaclwers of America 4. Below: W. EDWIN JACKSON, R.F.D. 2, Box ISO, Mill Spring, Norllw Caro- lina: A.B, Bible: Plwilomallwean: Minlslerial Associaflon, 2, 3, 4, B.S.U. Repre'se'n'raIive, 2, Vice-President 3, Presldenl, 4: B.S.U. Council, 4. M. S. JAYNES, Rose I-IiII, Virginia: A.B. I'IisIory: PI'1iIoma'rI'1ean, Correspondlng Secrelary, 3, Recording Secrelary, 4: Fufure Teachers of America, 4: Calelerla Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Polllical Science Club. 3. 1 We swf E .ls Above: VERNON K. JENKINS, Roule I, Cluclcamauga, Georgia: B.S. Bi- ology: Columbian: Foolball, I, 2, 3, 4: Men's Leller Club, I, 2 ,3, 4: Biology Club, 2. 3, 4, Vice'PresicIen+, 3: Science Club, 3, 4: Physical Eclucalion Club, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf, 3. WILLIAM W. JENNINGS, JR., Overlook Road, Jefferson Cily, Tennessee: B.S. Accounfinq: Class Vice-President l: Men's Lefler Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Foolball, I, 2, 3: Baslcelball, I, 2: Tennis, I, 3. Leff, Top fo BoHom: RALEIGH O. JOHNSON, 25Ol Belvoir Slreef, Knoxville, Tennes see: A.B. Psychology. JAMES PAUL KEENER, Rome 7, Knoxville, Tennessee: A.B. Bible. MAX KELL, Flagpond, Tennessee: A.B. I-lislory. DOROTHY FROST KELLY, ?I2 Eesl Main Sfreef, Sevierville, Ten- nessee: B.S. Business Adminislralion: Calliopean: Life Service Band, 2, 3, Secrefary, 3: Eagle Club, I, 2, Presidenl, 2: Girls' Leller Club, 3, 4: APPALACHIAN Slalll, 3: Wornen's Sludenf Govern rnenl, 3: Foofball Queen Aflenclanl, 2: Library Club, 4. SENIORS SENIORS PAUL C. KESTERSON, 206 Beels Avenue, Clinlon, Tennessee, A.B. Bible-Religious Educaliong Minislerial Associalion. MARY DRUCILLA KING, Millon, Tennessee: A.B. Bible-Religious Educaliong Clarke Junior College, l, 2: Hypaliang Definife Serv- ice Band, 3, 47 French Club, 3, 4, Head Resiclenl, Cooper, 3, 4: New Orleans Bapfisl Theological Seminary. HERMAN GEORGE KOLTER, ll, Villa Road, Knoxville, Tennessee Columbian: Band, I, 2, 3: Band Lefler Club, 2, 3. JOHN L. KOSIER, l304 Oglewoocl Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee A.B. Bible: Honor Roll, I, 2, 3. Below: JOHN D. LAMBERT, Roufe 3, Lewisburg, Tennessee: B.S. Physi- cal Educaliong Foolball, I, 2, 3, 4, Co-caplain, 43 Baseball, l, 2, 3, 4: Men's Leller Club, I, 2, 3, 43 Men's Sludenl Governmenf Pres- idenl, 4. FRANCES LANGFORD, Roule 2, Boxboro, Norllw Carolina: B.S. Elernenlarv Educafiong Hypalianq Delinile Service Band, Fulure Teaclwers of America. an l Above: ROYCE TERRELL LAWLESS, Box 1056, Lake Allred, Florida: A.B. Bible: Pl1iIomafl'1ean: Minislerial Associalion, 3, 4, ARTHELL LEAMON, Roule 2, New Marlcel, Tennessee: A.B. Bible, Lefl, Top 'Io Boilomz LOIS FEN-JUI LEE, 33IO I9II1 Slreel, N.W., Wasbinqlon, D. CJ B.S. Biology: Hypaliang German Club, I, 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl, 3: Biology Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4: Science Club, 4, Reporler: Womens Sludenl Government 3: B,S.U. Council, 4: Volunleer Band, 3, 4: Class Secrelary, 4. ZOE DELLA LEE, Roule 2, Madisonville, Tennessee: B.S. Home Economics: Hypalian, Doorlceeper, I: I-lorne Economics Club, l, 2, 3, 4: Life Service' Band, 3, 4, Chorisler, 4: Fulure Teachers of America, 4: Cliorus, I, 2, 3: B,S.U. Clwoir, 4, Librarian, 4. J. BARTOW LEVI, 463I Tangerine Avenue Soullw, Sl. Pelersburq, Florida: A.B, Psychology and Bible: SI. Pelersburq Junior College, I, 2: Plwilomallwean. DAVID M. LIVINGSTON, Moslneirn, Tennessee: BS. Business Ad- minislralion: Columbian: Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, SENIORS SENIORS Right, Top Io Boflom: JANE ANNE LIVINGSTON, Mosheim, Tennessee: B.S. Elemenlary Educalion. WILFRED A. LYKE, Roule 2, Sfraw Plains, Tennessee: l3.S. Chern- islrv. DOROTHY LEE McBRlDE, Erwin, Tennessee: A.B. Mafhemalics: Calliopean, Chaplain, 2, Vice-Presidenf, 3, President 4: Rush Sfrong Medal, I: Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4: Women's Sludenf Govern- menl, 2, 4, President 4: French Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenl, 2, 3: Modern Porfia, 3, 4: B.S.U. Council, 3, 4: Eagle Club, I, 2: Girls' Leller Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf, 3: Life Service Band, I, 2: Fufure Teachers olAn1erica, 4. EMILIE SUE MCBRIDE, New Marlcel, Tennessee: A.B. Hislory. Below: ROBERT DEWEY McCRAY, lolo Broad Slreel, Brislol, Tennessee: A.B. Bible and Religious Educaliong Philornalhean, Corresponding Secrefary, 2, Business Manager, 3, Crilic, 3, Presidenl, 4: Class Treasurer, 3: Minislerial Associafion, 2, 3, 4, Chorisfer, 2, Treas- urer, 3, Vice-Presidenf, 4, Presidenl, 4: Co-operalive Council, 4: A Capella Choir, 2, 3, 4: Chorus, 2: Link Sfalil, 3: B.S.U. Coun- cil, 3, 4: Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies, 4. KATHLEEN JANET MCCULLERS, 4II S.W. 3rd SIreeI, Gaines- ville, Florida: B.S. Music Educalion: I-lypafian, Pianisl, 2. Recording Secrelary, 4: A Capella Choir, I, 2, 3, 4, Reporler, 3. Secrefary, 4, Sexlelle, 3, 4: Madrigals, 3, 4: Florida Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary, 2: Delinire Service Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2: Fufure Teachers of America, 4: Music Educalors Nafional Coun- cil, 4, Secrelary, 4. HE' , . f?' .w:-211.271 SLIWWKYZQSQ Above: TED E. MCDANIEL, 3602 Alpine Drive, Knoxville, Tennessee, AB Philosophy, Sociology. FRED MCFARLAND, Roufe I, Ellenboro, Norlh Carolina: A.B, Economics, Columbian. Leff, Top fo Boffom: JOHN H. MCGRAW, IO3 Parker Road, Oak Ridqe, Tennessee B.S. Business Adrninisfrafionq Philomafhean. REBEKAH ANNE McKAY, 907 Pearl Slreel, Elizabelhlon, Tennes see: AB. Bible-Religious Educafiong Hypalian, Doorkeeper, 2 Class Represenlafive, 2, President 43 A Capella Choir, I, 2, 3, 4 Librarian, 2, Secrelary, 3, Modern Porlia, 3, 4: B.S.U. Council, 3 4: Y.W,A. Council, Devofional Chairman, 4. , JOE M. MCMILLAN, Thorn Grove' Pike, Roule 8, Knoxville, Ten nessee: A.B. Bible. ARNOLD MCREYNOLDS, Jefferson Cily, Tennessee: B.S. Physica Educalionq Foofball, 3, 47 lv1en's Lefler Club, 3, 4, SENIORS SENIORS Righl, Top Io Boflom: WANDA MCSPADDEN, Knoxville, Tennessee MARY MARTHA MARLER, 3506 Marporl Drive, Challanooga. Tennessee: A.B. Psychology: Hypalian: Challanooga Club, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary, 2: Spanish Club, 2: Orcheslra, I, 2: Slring Quarlelle, I, 2: Y.W,A, Council, 2: Volunleer Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Pianisl, 3: Psy- chology Club, 3, 4: Women's Sfudenl Governmenl, 4, Treasurer, 4, Presidenf Henderson Hall, 4: Fulure Teachers of America, 4: Orange and Blue S'ral'l, 4. FRANKIE ROSE MARTIN, Box 3I, Lalce Cily, Tennessee: A.B. Re'- ligious Eclucalion-Bible: Union Universily, I: Hypalian: Delinile Service Band, Reporler, 2, Vice-Presidenl, 3: Honor Roll, I, 2, 3. BARBARA JEANNE MASON, 207 Easlview Avenue, Jellerson Cily, Tennessee: B.S. Home Economics: Calliopean, Reporrer, 2, Criric, 3: Horne Economics Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Criric, 4: French Club, 3: Honor Roll, 2, 3, 43 Band, I, 2: Band Sponsor, 4. Below: JACK REEVES MEACHAM, I2 Monlgomery, Summerville, Geor- gia: B.S. Biology: Gardner-Webb Junior College, I, 2: Marshall Club, 2: Biology Club, 4. JACK L. MEDFORD, Roufe 2, Clyde, Norlh Carolina: A.B. Reli- gious Educalion and Bible: Fulure Teachers ol America, 4. li LZVUSS Z' Q Ziff . Above: JOSEPH LEE MEDFORD, Roule No. I, Canlon, Norlh Carolina A.B. English. ANNE ELIZABETH METZ, Nanchang, Kiangsi, China, A.B. Polili cal Science and I-Iisloryg I-Iypaliani Assislanl College Nurse, I, 2 3, 4, Challanooqa Club, 3, 4, Reporler, 37 Polilical Science Club 37 Inlernalional Relalions Club, 4, Fulure Teachers of America, 4 Volunleer Bancl, I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 3. Le'FI, Top 'Io Bo'H'om: HARL JOSEPH MILLER, 2IO Laurel Avenue, Sculh Piilsburq, Ten- nessee, A.B. I-Iisloryg Philomalheang Minislerial Associalion, I, 2 3, 4. MRS. H. J. MILLER, 5I4 Magnolia Avenue, Soulh Piflsburq, Ten- nessee: B.S. Elemenfary Educaliong Hypalian, WILLIAM A. MILLER, Warrenlon, Norlh Carolina, A.B. English: Philomalheang Minisierial Associalion, 3, 4: Sociology Club Vice-President 3. MARTHA JANE MONTGOMERY, IO6 Herndon Slreel, Slanlord Kenfuclcyy B.S. Home Economics: Calliopeang Kenluclcv Club, I, 2, 4, Posler Chairman, 21 Bicycle Club, I: Lile Service Band, 3, 4 Missions Chairman, 47 Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres- iclenl, 3: W. Powell I-Iale Players, 3, 4: Oranue and Blue Slaicl, 4: Fulure Teachers of America, Reporler, 4. SENIORS Righi, Top fo Bolfom: JEANNETTE ALMA MOORE, Allanla, Georgia: AB. Psycholog,': Hypafian: Chorus, 3: Delinife Servire Band, 3, 4: Georgia Club, 3, 4, Secrelary, 43 Radio Worlc Shop, 4: Psychology Club, 3, 4: Modern Porlia, 3, 4. PEGGY PITNER MOORE, Roule 2, Seymour, Tennessee: BS. Ele- rnenfary Educarion and Psychology: Calliopean. MARTHA JEANNETTE BRIDGES MORGAN, Roufe 4, Box 22l. Asheville, Norlh Carolina: B.S. Malhemalics: Mars Hill Junior College I, 2: Hypafiang Tarheel Club, 3, 45 Fufure Teachers of America, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4: Library Club, 4. BETTIE ANNE CUMMINGS MULLEN, 4I6 Easl 24+h Srreel. Owensboro, Keniuclcy: A.B. Psychology: Calliopeang W. Powell Hale Players, l, 2, 3, 4: Alpha Psi Omega, 3, 4. Below: HERBERT THEODORE MURRELL, Fonde, Kenluclcy: AB. Econom- ics: Kenruclcy Club, Vice-Presidenf, 4. DILLARD A. MYNATT, I34 Holbrook Drive, Eounrain Cily, Ten- nessee: A.B. Religious Educalion and Bible: Columbian: Cheer- leader, 2: Polirical Science Club, 2, 3: Minislerial Associaiion, I, 2, 3, 4: APPALACHIAN Srallf, 4. I A. 5 ' Above: RONALD GAY NATIONS, IEIO Missouri Avenue, Chiclcasha, Oklahoma: B.S. Chemislry: Oklahoma Universify, I, 2: Alpha Chi Sigma, I, 2, 3, 4: Columbian, Recording Secrelary, 4: I-Ionor Roll, 3, 4: Radio Workshop, 3: W. Powell I-Iale Players, 3, 4: Science Club, 4, Presidenl, 4: Alpha Psi Omega, 4: American Chemical So- ciely, 4: Clnemislry Award, 4: Ridgecresl Club, 3, 4, Presidenr, 4: APPALACHIAN Sfall, 4, Assislanr Edifor. WALLACE E. NEAS, 209 Unalca Sfreel, Greeneville, Tennessee B.S. Business Adminislralion: Tusculum College, I: Columbian, Crilic, 3: Men's Sfude-nl Governmenf, 3: Library Sralzl, 4. f Leff, Top Io BoHom: SYLVIA CAROL NICELY, 607 Bernhursf Drive, Founfain Cify, Ten- nessee: B.S. Music Educalionp I-Iyoaliang I-Ionor Roll, 3, 4: Life Service Band, 3, 4: Fufure Teachers of America, 4: Chorus, I, 3, Pianisr, I: Music Educalors Nafional Conference, 4, BOBBY J. NEIL, 242 Park Avenue, Alhens, Tennessee: A.B. Music Philomafhean, Careralcer, I, Librarian, 2, Corresponding Secre- Iary, 2: Definile Se-rvice Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Pianisf, I, Treasurer, 4: German Club, I, 2: Band, I: Band Le++er Club, I:A Capella Choir, 2, 3, 4: Chorus, I: Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS HELEN NOLAND, Roufe 2, Waynesville, Norlh Caro- lina: B.S. Psychology: Gardner-Webb Junior Colloge, I: Callio- pean: Polirical Science Club, 3, 4: Tarheel Club, 2, 3, 4. CARL OGLE, RouIe2, Newporr, Tennessee: A.B. Bible. SENIORS SENIORS Righf, Top fo Boifomz NITA REAH OWENS, Woolon Avenue, Hazard, Kenfuclcy: B.S. Biology: Oklahoma Baplisl Uniyersily, I: I-Iypalian: Science Club, 2, 3, 4: Collegiale Division Tennessee Academy of Science, 2, 3. 4, Secrelary-Treasurer, 4: Biology Club, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman, 3: Volunleer Band, 2, 3, 4, Communily Missions Chairman, 3: W. Powell Hale Players, 2: German Club, 3: Kenlucky Club, 2, 4, Vice-Presidenl, 2, Presidenl, 4: Women's Sludenf Governme-nr, 4: Presidenf Henderson Dorrnilory, 4: B.S.U. Choir, 4, Social Co- Chairman, 4: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies, 4: Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4. JOHNNY D. OWNBY, Gailinburg, Tennessee: B.S. Business Ad- minislralion: Columbian: Honor Roll, 3. MARY NELL PADGETT, Ellisville, Mississippi: A.B. Psychology and Educafion: Tulane Universily, I: Hypafian: Honor Roll, I, 2, 3. BILLIE PATE, 246 Aesque, Kingsporf, Tennessee: A.B, English: Hy- palian, Doorlceeper, 2, Represenfalive, 3, Presidenl, 4, Miss Chaplain, 3: Y.W.A., Devolional Chairman, 2, Vice-Presidenf, 3, Presidenl, 4: Volunleer Band, Reporler, 2, Vice-Presidenl, 3, Modern Porlia, 3, 4: Fufure Teachers of America, 4: Womens Sludenl Government Treasurer, 3, Corresponding Secrelary, 4: Presidenf of Burnelf Dormilory, 3: Class Secrefary, 2, 3: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies, 4: Miss Carson-New man, 4. N Below: MARJEAN PATTERSON, 8 I 5 Anlone Slreel, N.W,, Allanla, Georf gia: A.B. English: Hypalian, Pianisl' 3, Vice-President 4: Modern Porlia, 4: Eagle Club, 3, 4, Presidenf, 4: Girls' I.eHer Club, 4: Georgia Club, 3, 4, Social Chairman, 3: Deliniie Service Band, 3, 4, Pianisl, 4: Y.W.A. Vice-Presidenl, 4: B.S.U. Council, 4. VIVIAN JUNE PAYLOR, 5348 Norfh Broadway, Founlain Cify. Tennessee: A.B. English: Calliopean, Play Direclor, 4: Life Service Band, 2, 3: W, Powell Hale Playe-rs, 2, 3, 4: Fufure Teachers of America, 4. Above: TOMMY JOE PAYNE, Box I66, Cherokee, Norlh Carolina: A.B. I-Iisloryg U. S. Naval Academy: Columbian, Corresponding Secrelary, 3, Chaplain, 43 Co-operalive Council, Vice-Presidenf, 43 Class Presidenl, 4, Inlernalional Relalions Club, 3, 4, President, 4, Varsily Debale, 47 Pi Kappa Della, 43 Minislerial Associafion, 3, 4, Senior Superlalive. RICHARD POTTER, 304 Wesl 2nd Avenue, Lenoir Cily, Tennessee, B.S. Physical Educaliong Columbian: Baslcelball, I, 2, 3: Men's Lel- Ier Club, 2, 3, 4: Physical Eclucalion Club, 2, 3, 4, Bioloqy Club, 3: Class Vice-Presidenl, 37 Boosler Club, Vice-President 4. Lefi, Top Io Boifomz WILLIAM INGRAM POWELL, 408 Oak Driye, Chevrolet Ken- Iuclcyp B.S, Economics, Columbian: Kenluclcy Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Re- porler, 2: Orange and Blue S'raFF. I, 2, 3, Sporls Edilor, 3: APPA- LACHIAN Slalf, 2, 3, Sporls Edilor, 3: Baslcelball, I, 2: Baseball, I, 2, 3, 4: Men's Leller Club, 2, 3, 4. WALTER RAY PRATT, Roule I, Church I-lill, Tennessee: A.B. Bible- Religious Educalion. JACK EDWARD PURCELL, 2265 N.W. 2nd Slreel, Miami, Florida: B.S. Psychology, A Capella Choir, I, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager, 4: Quarlef, I, 2. BRYAN McBRIDE PUTNAM, Roule 3, Shelby, Norlh Carolina: A.B. Bible. ENIORS SENIORS Righf, Top fo BoHom: ANN SEDBERRY RATCLIFF, 926 Fairwin Avenue, Nashville, Ten- nessee: B.S. Biology: Calliopean, Corresponding Secrefary, 2, Junior Represenlalive, 3, Presidenf, 4: Biology Club, 2, 3, 4, Secre-'rary-Treasurer, 3: Cheerleader, I, 2, 3: Swimming Club, I, 2. 3, 4: Class Secrelary, I: Miss Carson-Newman, I: B.S.U. Council, 3: APPALACHIAN Slaff, I, 2, 3, Arl Ednor, 2, 3, MELBA ERNESTINE REDD, I6 Townsend, Clearwaler, Soufh Caro- lina: A.B. Psychology: Calliopean, Reporler, I, Chaplain, 4: Soulh Carolina Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Library Club, 3, 4, Social Chair- man, 4: Fulure Teachers of America, 4, Posler Chairman: Dormi- Iory Secrefary, 4: I-lonor Roll, 4. OLLIE PAULINE REINHARDT, 340 Easl Davis Slreel, Jelzlerson Cily, Tennessee: A,B. Bible: l-Iypalian, HOYT M. ROBERTS, Belmonl, Norlh Carolina: A.B. Psychology: Philomafhean: Volunleer Band, 3, 4: Caleleria Club, 3, 4. Below: ROBERT EDGAR RUSMISELLE, 6057 Pine View Road, Hunlinq- Ion, Wes? Virginia: A.B. Psychology: Philornafhean: Minislerial Associafion, 3, 4: Band, 4: B.S.U. Choir, 4: Dramalic Club, 4. MARY RUTLEDGE, I706 Marsden Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee: A.B. Bible and Religious Educafion: Hypafian, Doorkeeper, I: Cheerleader, I, 2, 3, 4, Co-capfain, 4: German Club, 3. v V' ? 35WVsEJ?3ph , , Above: BETTY JANE SAMPLE, 3OI McCaslin Avenue, Sweelwaler, Ten- nessee: A.l3, Spanish, Calliopeang A Capella Choir, 2, 3,41 Span- ish Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, Vice-President 43 Library Club, 3 4, Vice-Presidenl, 4, Fulure Teachers of America, 4. MAXINE SCOTT, Union Cily, Tennessee: B.S, I-Iome Economics Hypalian, I-Iorne Economics Club, 3, 4: Life' Service Band, 3. Leff, Top fo Bolfom: MARY LEWIS SCOTT, Roule I, Guilford College, Greensboro, Norfh Carolina, B.S. Educalion and Psychology. ODELL MARVIN SCOTT, Roule l, Guilford College, Greensboro, Norll-i Carolina, A.B. Hisloryg Minisferial Associafion. CHARLIE EDWARD SENTER, Talboll, Tennessee: B.S. Educaliony Columbian, Fulure- Teachers of America, 2, 4. WILLIAM HUBERT SELLERS, Roule 6, Franklin, Tennessee: A.B. Religious Educalion: Columbian, Business Manager, 3, Presidenl, 45 Definile Service Band, I, 2, Chorisler, 23 Chorus, I: A Capella Choir, 2, 3, 4. ENIORS SENIORS Righi, Top io Bo'Hom: BOBBY JOE SHARP, 4I5 High Avenue, Jefferson Cily, Tennessee, B.S. Business Adminislralionq Columbian: Band, I, 23 Honor Roll, 2, 3. WILLIE JOYCE SHARP, R.I:.D. 3, Maryville, Tennessee: B S. Bi- ology, Calliopean, Reporler, 2, Treasurer, 3, Corresponding Secre- farv, 43 Life Service Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Reporler, 2: French Club, 2, 3, Reporfer, 23 Biology Club, 2, 3, 4, Reporler, 2, Vice-Presiclenl, 33 Dormifory Presidenl, 4, Eagle Club, 2, Girls' Leller Club, 3, 4, Secrelary, 4, Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4. DAVID ROBINETTE SHELBY, 4I4 Wesf Cenlral Avenue, LaFoI- Ielle, Tennessee: A.B. Economics: Columbian, Vice-Presidenl, 3, Presidenl, 4: A Capella Choir, I, 2, 3, 4, Librarian, 3, Assislanf Business Manager, 3: Class Presidenf, 3, Class Treasurer, 47 Co- operafive Council, 3, Men's Sludenl Governmenl, 3, 4, Secrelary- Treasurer, 43 Inlernalional Relalions Club, 3, 4, Reporler, 3, Vice' Presidenf, 4: Life' Service Band, 4, DORIS EVELYN SHEPARD, Pressmen's I-Iome, Tennessee: B.S. Bi, ology: Calliopeanq Biology Club, 2, 3, 4, Secreflary, 2, 4, Life Serv- ice Band, 27 Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, French Club, I, 3. Below: CORNELIA SMITH, 26I Norfh Main, Carfhage, Tennessee: A.B. English, I-Iypafian, Chaplain, 3, Presidenl, 4: B.S.U. Council, 27 Volunieer Band, 2, 3, 4, i'Cornmission Salesman, 2, Secrefary, 3, Vice--President 41 Fulure Teachers of America, 4, Y.W.A. Council, 2. MARY JOAN IJODYI SMITH, 3209 Orlando Slreel, Knoxville, Tennessee: B.S. Home Economics: Calliopean, Doorlceeper, 2, Chaplain, 2, Crific, 3, Vice'Presiden'r, 3, Presiclenf, 4: Volunleer Band, I, 2, Depufalions Co-chairman, 2: Dramalics Club, Vice- President 3, Presidenl, 3, Alpha Psi Omega, 3, 4, Worlhy Business Manager, 4, Horne Economics Club, 2, 3, 4, Secrefary, 3, Vice- Presidenl, 47 Y.W.A, Council, 2, 3, Secrelary, 2, Vice-Presidenl, 3i Miss Horne Economics, 4: A Capella Choir, 3, 4, Social Chairman, 47 Dormilorv Vice-Presidenl, 4. Q iQLEi5m225Z -, , ,. f 7 Ss H , . s liEa:whewwgg3 . 1 ,swrzazs Above: PAUL LEMUEL SMITH, I928 Cecil Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee: A.B. Bible and Religious Educafion: Columbian: A Capella Choir, I, 2, 3, 4, Librarian, 2. BARBARA ANN SOSBY, 580 Wesf Oufer Drive, Oalc Ridge, Ten- nessee: B.S. Music Educafion: Calliopean, Recording Secrelary, 3, Vice-Presidenf, 43 APPALACHIAN Sfafl, Assislanl Edilor, 2, 3, Feafures Edifor, 4: B.S.U. Choir, 4, Social Chairman, 4. Leff, Top fo Boffomz MARY GENEVA SQUIRES, Council, Norlh Carolina: BS. Ele- menfary Educa+ion: Campbell College, I, 2: I-Iypafiang Fulure Teachers of America, 3, 4. JOE RICHARD STACKER, 2705 Cooper Lane, Nashville, Tennes- see: A.B. I'IisIory, Columbian, Janilor, I, Recording Sec- relary, 2, Vice-Presidenf, 3, Presidenf, 4: Band, I, 2, 3: Band Lel- Ier Club, 2, 3: Radio Worlcshop, 3, 4, Procluclion Manager, 4: AI- pha Psi Omega, 4: Minisferial Associafion, I, 3, 4: W, Powell I-Iale Players, 2, 3, 4: Infernalional Relafions Club, 4: Men's Sludenl Governmenl Vice-President 4. VELMA CARRA STAMEY, Roule I, Waynesville, Norlh Carolina: BS. Psychology and Educafion: Gardner-Webb Junior College, I: Calliopean, Reporfer, 3, Crilic, 4: Psychology Club, 2, 3: Fu- Iure Teachers of America, 2, 3, 4: Polilical Science Club, 2, 3: Life Service Band, 3, 4, Secrelary, 4: APPALACHIAN Slafi, 2, 3, 4, Organizalions Edilor, 3, Assisfanl Edilor, 4: Norlh Carolina Club, 2, 3, 4, IDA BROOKS STUBBLEFIELD, Roule 3, Morrisfown, Tennessee A.B. I-Iisfory: Lincoln Memorial Universify. SENIORS SENIORS Righf, Top fo BoHom: IRIS JEWELL SUMMERS, llO9 Summil Avenue, Greensboro, Norlh Carolina: A.B. Religious Educalion-Bible: Mars Hill, I, 2:Hypa+ian:Tarl1eelClub:A Capella Choir, 3, 4. JIMMIE SURGENER, Roule 2, Rose Hill, Virginia: A.B. Bibleg Philomalhean, Minisferial Associalion, 2, 3, 4. ROBBIE ANNA SUTHERLAND, I23 Soulh Main Slreel, Abbeville, Soufh Carolina: A.B. Hisloryg Calliopean, Chaplain, 2, Crilic, 4, Miss Calliope, 47 Women's Sluclenl Gove-rnmenl Council, I, 2, 4, Vice-Presidenl, 4i lnfernafional Relafions Club, 3, 4, Vice-Presb denl, 4. JOHN SWAFFORD, Soulh Pillsburg, Tennessee, A.B. Religious Eclucafion-Bible: Philomafhean, Below: DOROTHY LEE TAYLOR, Box 65, Auburnlown, Tennessee: A.B. Psychology and Eclucalionq Calliopean, Recording Secrelary, 3, Callie Scholarship, 37 Psychology Club, 3, 4, Se-crelary, 43 Cale- leria Club, 3, 43 lnlernafional Relalions Club, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 3. DAVID EARL TAYLOR, I4l3 Easl 5lh Sfreel, Lurnberlon, Norlh Carolina: B.S. Biology: Wingale Junior College, l, 27 Biology Club, 4i Fulure Teachers ol America, 4. Wikswv ni Above: GERALDINE IGERRYI TAYLOR, Soulh Concord Road, Chaiia nooga, Tennessee: B,S. Home Economics: Hypaiian, Crilic, 3 Vice-Presideni, 4: Volunleer Band, 2, 3, 4, Depufalions Chairman 3: Library Club, 2, 3, 4, Presidenl, 2, Secrelary, 4: Home Econorn ics Club, 3, 4, Secrelary, 4: Y.W.A. Council, 4: Chorus, I, 2, Sec refary, 2: A Cape-lla Choir, 3, 4: Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4. JONELLE TEAGUE, I236 2nd Sfreei, NE., I-Iickory, Norlh Caro lina: A.B. Organ: Gardner-Webb Junior College, I, 2: Hypalian Pianisf, 3: Superlafive, 4: A Capella Choir, 3, 4. Le'Fi', Top fo BoHom: KENNETH EDWARD THORNTON, 209 Norlh Boyd, Winier Oar- den, Florida: A.B. Bible-Religious Educalion: Phiiomafhean, Presir denl, 4: Minislerial Associalion, 3, 4, Vice-Presideni, 3, Presiden+ 4: B.S,U. Council, Vice-President 4: B.S.U, Choir, 4: Florida Club 2, 3, 4: Cafeferia Club, 2, 3. GERRY TILLER, 4OI Easlview Slreel, Jefferson Cify, Tennessee A.B. English: Easi Tennessee Shale College, I: Calliopean, Cor- responding Secrelary, 3: Band, 2, 3, 4. JAMES TRANTHAM, Norlh Carolina: A.B, English and Speech: Gardner-Webb Junior College, I, 2: Philomafhean, Pre-sidenf, 4: Superlalive, 4. CLIFFORD LAMAR TRIBBLE, 2508 Ocoee Sfreef, Chaflanooga, Tennessee: A.B. Bible-Religious Educafion: Philomalhean, 2, 3, 4, Sergeani-al-Arms, 2, Chaplain, 3, Crific, 4: hlayslaclc Club. President 3: Spanish Club, 3: B.S.U. Council, Presidenl, 4: Chai- fanooga Club, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS SENIORS Righ'I', Top fo Bo'Hom: MARTHA JOANNE TYRE, Olcahumalca, Florida: B.S. Physical Edu- calion: Calliopean, Doorlceeper, I, Corresponding Secrelary, 3: Aflnlelic Direclor, 4: Eagle Club, Vice-Presidenf, 3: Physical Edu' cafion Club, 2, 3: Women's Sludenl Governmenl, 3: Powers Dormi- rory, Vice-Presidenl, 4, President 4. VIRGINIA VAUGHN, Pressrnen's l-lome, Tennessee: B.S. Psy- chology and Educaiion: Calliopean: Fulure Teachers ol America, 2, 4: Life Service Band, 2, 4: Spanish Club, 4: Psychology Club, 4, WILLIAM A. WALL, 2I7 Peach Sire-el, Cape Charles, Virgina: AB. Psychology: Columbian: Radio Workshop, 3, Social Chair- man, 4: Psychology Club: Volunleer Band. LYNN EVANS WALKER, 27IO Easl Eiflh, Knoxville, Tennessee: 5.5. Home Economics: Calliopean: French Club, 3: Home Econom- ics Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Lile Service Band, 4: Drum Maiorelie, I, 2, 37 Band Leller Club, I, 2, 3, 4. Below: HILNA MAREDA WATTERS, Oneida, Tennessee: A.B. Bible and Religious Educalion: Calliopean: B.S.U. Council, Pianisf: B.S.U. Choir, Pianisl, 4: W. Powell I-Iale Players, 4: Definile Service Band, 4: B.S.U. Slale Pianisf, 4, WARD ARTHUR WEAVER, 7IO Wesf Henderson Drive-, Chafla- nooga, Tennessee: A.B. Music: Philomalhean, 2, 4, Sergeanl-ah Arms, 2, Vice-Presidenl, 4: Cercle Francais, lviaifre de Chapel, 3, 4: Chorus, President 2: A Capella Choir, 2, 3, 4, President 4. 'r w Wa 112, 0 4, 5 tmm . Above: LESLIE DEAN WERNER, Box 297, Trenlon, Illinois, A.B. Psychol! ogy: Philornalhean, Corresponding Secrelary, 2, Crilic, 3, Vice- Presiclenl, 3, Minislerial Associalion, I, 2, 3, 41 Volunleer Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Communify Missions Chairman, 2, Chorisler, 3: I-layslaclc Club, Vice-Presidenl, 3: Chorus, 3, Treasurer, 3: A Capella Choir, 3, 4, B.S.U. Council, Vice-Presidenl, 47 Class Vice-Presidenl, 2: Linli Slalrl, 2, Fealure Edilor, 2. ANNICE DELORES WHITE, Box 4, Monlrose, Georgia: AB. So' ciologyq I-lypalian, Reporler, 2, Class Represenlaliye, 43 Delis nile Service Band, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenl, 2, Missions Chairman, 3, Depulalions Chairman, 4, Y.W.A. Council, 2, Orange and Blue Slarl, I, 2, 3, 4, Reporler, I, News Edilor, 2, 3, Edilor, 4: Sociology Club, 3, 4, Secrelary-Treasurer, 3, Presidenl, 43 Georgia Club, 3, 4, Secrelary, 3, ReporIer,4,Ca1lele'ria Club, 3, 4. Lefl, Top fo Boflomz FLOSSIE M. WHITE, Box I63, Roule 2, Clinlon, Tennessee: BS. Educafion and Psychology, Hypaliany Eulure Teachers ol America, I, 2, 3, 4, Librarian: Library Club, 2, 3, 43 Sociology Club. CLYDE F. WHITHEAD, Roule 8, Maryville, Tennesseeg AB. Bible- Religious Educariong Minislerial Associalion, 3, 4. JACK DARNELL WHITSON, 3222 S-.W. 64l'h Avenue, Miami, Flor' icla: A.B. Hislory: Columbian, 2, 3, Recording Secrelary, 2, Vice- Presidenl, 3, Crilic, 31 Dramalic Club, I, 2, 3, Ali Alpha Psi Omega. 2, 3, 4, Grand Sfage Manager, 3, Minislerial Assocfalion, 23 Senior Superlalive. EDITH MARIE WHITSON, Cosby, Tennessee: B.S.' Psychology and Educafionq I-lypalian: Fulure Teachers ol America, 3, 4, Presidenl, 43 Psychology Club, 43 Life Service Band, 4: Honor Roll, 2, 3. SENIORS SENIORS Righ+, Top 'fo BoHom: CHARLENE MAE WILD, 5I4 Firsl Sfrecl, Aliens, Tennessee: US. Business Adminisirafion: Calliopean, Flower Chairman, 3, Treas- urer, 3: Band, I, 2, 3: Band Leffer Club, 2, 3. JENNIE KATE WILLIAMS, Rulledge, Tennessee: A.B. Bible- Religious Educaiion: I-Iypaiian: Modern Porlia, 3, 4: Spanish Club, Secreiary, 3: Fulure Teachers of America, 4: Cafeleria Club, 3, 4: Life Service Band, 4. NANCY J. WILLIAMS, 4IOI Newfon Sireel, Colmar Manor, Mary- land: B,S. Biology: Calliopean, Treasurer, 2, Recording Secre- Iary, 4: Life Service Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidcnl, 4: APPALA- CHIAN Sialzl, 3, 4, EDITOR, 4: Biology Club, 3, 4: Science Club, 4: Class Reporier, 3: Collegiafe Division Tennessee Academy of Science, 4. THEODORE ROOSEVELT WILLIAMS, 203 Mounicaslle Sireeli Jefferson Ciiy, Tennessee: A.B. Sociology: Columbian: Boosier Club, Presidenf, 3: Polifical Science Club, 3, Publicily and Social Direcior, Vice-Presidenig Sociology Club, Vice-Presicleni, 3: Or- ange and Blue SlaI'i, 3, 4. Below: MARY FRANCES WISECARVER, Mosheim, Tennessee: B,S. Music Educalion: A.B. Applied Music: I-Iypalian: Band Lelfer Club, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4: Eagleaires, 4: Fulure Teachers of America, 4: Orange and Blue Slaii, I, 2: Music Edu- calors Naiional Council, Presidenl, 4. A. C. WILSON, 424 Waiauga Avenue, Founfain Cify, Tennessee B.S. Business Adminislraiiont Columbian. I Above: MARY MAGDALENE WITT, 2323 East Glenwood Avenue, Knox ville, Tennessee: B.S. Psychology and Edu-:alionq l-lypalian. FRANK WORLEY, Monroe Sireel, Madisonville, Tennessee: BS Biology: Columbian: Biology Club, 2, 3, 43 Co-operalive Council 31 Honor Roll, 2. Lef+, Top fo BoHom: EDWARD COLLETT: B.S. Elemenlary Educalion. DELLA MULLENS, Tazewell, Tennessee: BS. Elementary Educelion. FRANCES QUINN1 A.B. English. ANNILEE SHARPE, Clinlon, Tennessee-7 BS. Elemenfary Eclucelion. SENIORS S HUITER SHY SENIORS ELOISE HATMAKER, Talboff, Tennessee, B.S. Home Econom- ics: Calliopean: Eagle Club, lg Girls' Leller Club, 2, 3, 4: Home Economics Club, 2, 4, Reporler, 2, Vice-Preside-nf, 43 Town Sludenl Government 2, 3. BILL PEEK, Knoxville, Tennessee. MICHAEL MIHAILOVITCH PSZYK, JR., I954 Sedgwilc, Chicago, Illinois, AB. Psychology, Norih Greenville Junior College, I, 2: Philomalheang Biology Club: Spanish Club, Sigma Della Fi, THOMAS PUGH, 5l9 Louise Avenue, Ivlorrislown, Tennessee, AB. Economics Foofball, I, 2: Iv1en's Le-Her Club, I, 2, 3, 4. FLETA JUNE QUINLEY, Roule 2, Box 43, Jonesville, Virginia, BS. Elemenlary Educaliong Calliopean: Fufure Teachers of America, 2, 4, Psychology Club, 31 Sociology Club, 4. 65 HUG-H PEACOCK . HAROLD SORRELLS JUNIORS JOANNE BOONE . WA FIDE? BETTYE WILSON , Wilson, Sorrells, Elder, Peacock, Boone. OFFICERS . , preside-mf . .VILe'Pvesiden? . . Sewefury , Vvuqmr v up Repve-,er a 'M Wf-W.-..,X wffkw 66 WX Second Row: PATSY MAE BOOTH .... , . . Firsf Row: BETTY JANE ATCHLEY ...,... . .Calliopean Roule I, Sevierville, Tenn. GEORGE GADSON BROWDER, JR. MI. Pleasanl, S. C. SARAH EVELYN ATCHLEY ,,....... Calliopean Roufe I, Sevierville, Tenn. RALPH BAUGH ....... . . .Plwilornallwean JACK BRYAN . , . . . . , Elowah, Tenn. ROBERT BURNEY ,..,..,. ALLEN L. BECTON ....., . .Columbian 102 Wea Smckland SL, Plank Christiana, Tenn. MARY LU BURTON ...,. , . Nashville, Tenn. FERN CAMPBELL ..,.. . Rufledge, Tenn. BILL BIDDLE MACK E. BINGHAM .......,.. Columbian Pineville Rd., Challanooqa, Tenn. Box I07, Erwin, Tenn. City, . Calliopean Plwilomallwean Philomalliean Plwilomallwean Fla. .Calliopean . Calliopean Third Row: RAY CATON . . . .... .... C olumbian 2939 Middle Brook Pike, Knoxville, Tenn. BARBARA CHEW 6 Kanspar Rd., Epoh, Malaya JUDITH GAY CLARK .......... Calliopean Jefferson Cily, Tenn. DUDLEY DANIEL COCKRUM Cowan, Tenn. JIMMY GERALD CORLEY .... 2509 Adams, Evansville, TOMMY JOE DALTON ..,.. Russellville, Tenn. . . . .Philomafhean Ind. . . . . .Columbian 67 Firsl Row: JEANNETTE DAVlDSON . . . . . .Hypalian 204 Griffin Dr., Greenville, S. C. BETTY JO DEWEESE .... . . . . Hypalian 5Il Lincolfon Rd., Salisbury, N. C. MARTHA SUE DlLWORTl'l . Calliopean IO4 Colonial Circle, Founfain Cily, Tenn, JACK CARRITH DIXON Athens, Tenn. MARGARET CATHLEEN DOAK . . .Calliopean 926 Windsor Ave., Brisfol, Tenn. GLADYS MARIE DRAPER 9l0 Carolina Sf., Roanoke Rapids, N. C. CHARLOTTE DRINNEN Calliopean IO9 Alexander Sf., Founlain City, Tenn. Second Row: Third Row: VlVlAN C. DUGGAN Y GLORIA ETHERIDGE ...... .... H ypalian Slrawberry Plains. Tenn. ZIIO Linden Ave., Nashville, Tenn. ROBERT B- DUKE ---- ,- - - - .Columbian BETTYE RUTH rms . . . . . . .Calliope-an Naslwllle' Tenn' Jefferson Cily, Tenn. JIMMY WAYNE DYE , , . . Ph'l lh - 206 King St' Appalachia' Va. 'Oma earl PATSY JANE ElTZGgRirEeDlH.Ie,Te1m. . Calllopean JOSEPH EDMONDS . . ..... Ph'l iii ' ' 1806 Brisbane S+., Silver Spring, Md. loma Gan GLENN E' l:C2EDOgIeWOOd Ave Knoxvwle Tenn ., I , . 'VA LOU ELDER4 C,'a,,an-Sega' fem, '- - HYPal'a TOM R, FRAKER ...... .,... P miomaihean SY R S ' ' C H Roule 2, Jefferson Cily, Tenn. PAT UTl-l ELLI ON . .... ' 615 West Broadway, Lenoir Cify, Tenn. a lopean MAYFORD GALYON B. CARTER ELMORE .... . . . Philomalhean J- C- GOAN 802 Link Dr., Nashville, Tenn. Loland Rd., Morrisfown, Tenn. 68 Firsf Row: Second Row MARY JOAN GRACO ....,..... Calhopean BETTY HAYNES Hypahan 429 Ouier Dr., Oak Ridge, Tenn. I405 Cedar Lane Nashvnlne Tenn JOE BILLY GRAHAM . . , .,.. Philomafhean RICHMOND H HILTON Phwlomafhean Cherokee Apf. I6, Jefferson Cify, Tenn. Route 2 For? Mull S C ELOISE HALL ..... .,.... C aIIIopean TOMMY HOLLAND Phnlomafhean Whife Pine, Tenn. l3OB N Orchard Knob Ave Chaffanooga Tenn GLENN RAY HATFIELD . . . . Phiiomafhean BETSY HOLM Hypahan CaryviIIe, Tenn. 27l5 Derbyshsre Lakeland Fla BARBARA RUTH HAUN . . . . Hypafian FRANKLIN HOOKS PI'1lIomaII'1ean 420 lsf Sf., S.E., CIeveIand, Tenn. Roufe 4 Nrchols S Third Row: JIM HUTSON KnoxvIIIe, Tenn. BARBARA JUNE IRWIN . . . Roufe 3, KnoxviIIe, Tenn. JESSE EDWARD JACKSON MaryvIIIe, Tenn. JOSEPH EARL JACKSON ....,.. Roufe 2, Beulaville, N. C. MARY FRANCES JACKSON ..... 7I2 Wesf Second Norih, Morrisfown, Hypafian Phdomafhean Tenn. Hypaiian 69 Firsf Row: ANNA JOHNS. . . . . . ..... . .Hypaiian Roufe 2, Chalfanooga, Tenn. MILAN HARVEY JOHNSON ...,... Philomalhean 2676 Collis Ave., Hui-ilingfon, Wesl Va. DAVID A. JONES .,.... ..... C oiumbian I220 Church SI., N.E., Cleveland, Tenn. BETTY JEWEL KING . . . ...... Hypalian Lansinq, N, C. - CHARLES S, KNIGHT 604 E. While Sl., Rock Hill, S. C, DAVID KNISLEY ......., ..... C Oiumbian Warlburq, Tenn. CHARLES EARL LEDFORD ...... , . Philomaihean Roule I, Alexis, N. C. Second Row: Third Row: HERMENA ROSE LONG . . . . .Calliopean DORIS AURELIA MAY , . . . . . .Calliopean Rogersville, Tenn. Jefferson Cily, Tenn. N. GORDON LUTHER BILLY EARL MEDFORD , . . . . Columbian Swansea, Mass. Buffalo, S. C. PATRIA LYNCH , . , . . . . ,Hypalian MARY HU MEDLIN . .... Calliopean Laliollelfe, Tenn, 66lO Norfhshore Dr., Knoxville, Tenn. CARL ROGER MCDONALD . ..., Columbian EDITH ERMINE MITCHELL . . . , .I-Iypalian IIO Leon Sf., Rome, Ga. Rockwood, Tenn. ROBERT EUGENE MCNABB Philomalhean BERTRAND P. MULLEN 403 Lakeview Sl., Newporl, Tenn. 2962 Oakcresl Ave., S.W., Roanoke, Va. CAROLYN MCNIELL .... . . 4. . .Hypafian WILLIE MAYNARD NEWMAN .4. . . .Coiumioian Roule 3, Maryville, Tenn. Decalur, Tenn. BOBBY JACK MARTIN . . , . Philomalhean HELEN RUTH NICELY ..,... . .I-Iypalian 325 Sixih ST., Burlingion, N. C. Bafesburg, S. C. 70 First Row: LYNN NICHOLS ......... . .Columbian Bulls Gap, Tenn. JAMES THOMAS NORTHERN .... . ,Columbian Jefferson City, Tenn. BETTY LOU OOLE ...... .... . . Calliopean Route I, Gatlinburg, Tenn. EVELYN OWENS .......... . .Calliopean Clearwater, S. C. MAE DELL OWENS .... .... . .Hypatian Route I, Lvnnville, Tenn. Second Row: ANNIE LAURIE PACK ........... Hypatian Route I, Mill Spring, N. C. JAMES FRANKLIN PARHAM ...... Philomathean Route 3, Canton, N. C. THOMAS LEE PARLETT 4808 Alhambra Ave., Baltimore, Md, A. G. PAYNE .....,.... . .Columbian Ducktown, Tenn.. BETTY JO PAYNE ,.... ........ C alliopean 609 Franklin St., Greeneville, Tenn. Third Row: HUGH CLARENCE PEACOCK ...... Columbian 402 Kilmer St., Chattanooga, Tenn. BETTY SUE PENDERGRASS . ..,.,, Calliopean 3634 Hiqhwood Dr., S.E., Washington, D. C. LOREATA PHIPPS .......,. . . Hypatian Huntington, W. Va. FRED O. PONTON Route 3, Dandridqe, Tenn. GLORIA DAWN PRICE New Hope Rd., Route 2, Gastonia, N. C. 1 .1 Second Row: BETTY LEE ROSE A... . . , . .HypaIian Box 507, Rouie 4, Mounf Airy, N. C. CHARLES K, SHARPE , . . . Appalachia, Va, BILL SHELBY , . . , . 329 Gerrard S+., Covington, HAZEL SHIELDS . . Roufe 2, Chesnee, S. C. RAY ALLEN SHIRLEY . , . RuI'Iedqe, Tenn. FLUFFY SIMS . . . . Box 63, Harriman, Tenn. MARY VIRGINIA SOMMERKAMP 904 McBerry Sf., Tampa, Fla. . . PI1IIomaI'hean PIwiIomaII1ean Calliopean Columbian CaIIIopean . Hypa1'ian '72 Firsi' Row: Second Row: BETTY LOU UNDERWOOD . . . .Calliopearl FERD M. WHITE ..... , . . . Jefferson Cifv, Tenn. Roule 4, Knoxville, Tenn. JIM WASHAM RALPH ALLEN WHITE . , . . Knoxville, Tenn. Greeneville, Tenn. MARY HELEN WATERS . . . . .Hypclian BOBBlE CAROL WHl'l'SON . . . , Dalfon, Ga. Memphis, Tenn. BERNARD M. WEAVER ..... . .Columbian MARTHA WILLIAMS . Jefferson City, Tenn. MARY ELIZABETH WEST ....,... Calliopean PATSY WILLIAMS . . 1205 Waleree Sf., Kingsporl, Tenn. Philomafhean . Columbian . . Hypafian . . Hypafian . . Hypafian Tlwird Row: BETTYE CATHRYN wiLsoN . ..... Hypa+ian Oakwood Dr., Roufe 2, Challanooga, Tenn. JOAN LEE WlLSON . . . . . .Calliopean Harlsfown, Pa. SHIRLEY ANN WINEREY. ..... . .l-lypafian Route I, Pfafffown, N. C. JIMMY HAROLD WHITWORTH ...,. Philomalheon 214 E. Seover S1.,Kingspor1, Tenn. 73 I I I IUNIORS Firsf Row: CAROLYN M. ARCHER Jellico, Tenn. W, W. CLARK ROBERT IBOBI PHILLIPS DUKES Charleston, S. C. Second Row: DONALD DEXTER JONES ...... Asheville, N. C. JIMMY L. JONES 405 Louise Ave., Morrislown, Tenn. GEORGE F. MASON Third Row: I-IUBERT OLIPI-IANT, JR. IIA Hoy? Lane, Oak Ridge, Tenn. B. CALVIN THOMAS ANNE TROTTER Columbia, S. C. Columbian HARMER EASON . BOB KING . . BETTY HUEFMAN . CHARLES TOLLETT BETTY RUTH SHELBY MARION COOK . OFFICERS . . . PresidenI . . VicefPresIdenI SUPHOMORES . . , Treasurer . . Represenfmive Io Co-op . Repfesonfmivg In CO-Op Tolleff, Shelby, Eason, Huffman, Cook, King. 75 Firsf Row: CHARLES ALCORN MARTHA ANNE ANDERSON ..... . . Hypafian 205 S. Main Sf., Crossville, Tennessee JAMES L. AUSTIN ....... . .Pliilornallwean Harriman, Tennessee Second Row: WILLIAM ROBERT BACON 4908 Dalton Pike, Cleveland, Tennessee MARVIN DOUGLAS BASS ...... Plwilomallwe-an I924 Harrill Slreef, Charlolfe, N. C. JEAN BATES .............. Hypalian Erwin, Tennessee Third Row: MOURINE BENNETT ....... . . l-lypalian Roule 4, Cleveland, Tennessee BlLLlE JO BROCK, . . . . . . Hypalian Boyds Creek, Tennessee CLAUDE BROOKS .... . . . Columbian Rogersville, Tennessee Fourih Row: BUDDY BYRD ...... . Columbian Rockdale, Texas CAROLYN BETH CAGLE . . . Calliopean Madisonville, Tennessee WILLIAM C. CASEY, ..,.... . Columbian Largo, Florida FiHl1'Row: LEON NVALTON CASTLE. . . Pliilomaflwean Lebanon, Virginia BARBARA CAYLOR ...... . Calliopean Cleveland, Tennessee MARY FRANCES CHAMPION ..... . . Hypafian Rufherfordfon, N. C. Sixfh Row: BARBARA ANNE Cl'lAVlS .... . .Calliopean Jefferson Ciiv, Tennessee Rl-lEBA FERN CLABO ........... Hypalian 4I5 Bfh Sfreef N.W., Cleveland, Tennessee BETTY CLARKE .......,...... l-lypalian 22I0 N. Kenfucky Sfreef, Arlingfon, Virginia '76 Firsl' Row: HOWARD WILSON CLARK, JR . . . Philomafhean MARION COOK ........ . .Columbian Lucasville, Ohio Jefferson Cify, Tenn. JOHN HOWARD COBBLE ........ Columbian HERBERT COX ........ . .Columbian 27ll Valley View Rd., Knoxville, Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. CLARENCE COLLIER SARA FAYE CRAWFORD Knoxville, Tenn. Jefferson Cify, Tenn. MARY KATHERINE COOK ....... Calliopean JOHN IRVIN DALE, lll ......... Columbian l30 Caldwell Ave., N.E., Knoxville, Tenn. Second Row: CREED A. DANIEL . . . . , . Columbian Rufledqe, Tenn. TED EUGENE DAVIS ...... . .Columbian Knoxville, Tenn. DORA JEAN DEEOE ....... . .Calliopean Roule 8, Maryville, Tenn. NANCY JO DENNIS. . . . . . . . . 5104 Kesferwood Courl, Founfain Cify, Ten BOBBY ROUSE DICKERSON. . . . . . . Wiff, Tenn. BILL ELDER Roufe 3, Sevierville, Tenn. ROVERNA ELLIS .,.......... Roule 4, Box lll, Marion, N. C. JOHN N. FAIN ..... ..,.. . 404 Russell Ave., Jefferson Cily, Tenn. I Calliopean fl. Columbian . Hypafian Columbian 3700 Middlebrook Pike, Knoxville, Tenn. Third Row: LYLE FINLEY ,......... . Columbian Rufledge, Tenn. EDGAR RAY FRANKLIN . . .... . .Columbian Jefferson Cily, Tenn. RICHARD DAVID GASTLEY I44 Banks Sf., Cornelia, Ga. JACK H. GILREATH ......... Philomalhean Roufe I, Woodbury, Tenn. MARVENE GOODMAN . .... Calllopean Whilower Dr., Knoxville, Tenn. IRIS GREENWELL .... . , ..,. Calliopean 638 Fair Ave., Founfain Cify, Tenn. NANCY ALICE GRIBBLE . .... . . Hypafian Dallas, N. C. WILLIAM BABOON HALL ....... Columbian 2l Wanda Dr., Chattanooga, Tenn. 77 Firsl' Row: JACK M. HARDIN IIS Bell Ave., Sevierville, Tenn. MARTHA RHETA HASTINGS ....... Calliopean IO9 E. New Hampshire, Orlando, Fla. MARY HASTINGS .........,... Hypalian IIO9 E. New Hampshire, Orlando, Fla. Second Row: CHARLIE HEIFNER ............ Columbian N. Pone Valley Rd., Decalur, Tenn. HELEN VIRGINIA HELTON ...... R. F. D. 5, Maryville, Tenn. EUGENIA HENDRIX ...,...,. 33l9 La Visla Dr., Hapeville, Ga. Third Row: FLOYD J. HENDRIX .......... 33l9 La Visla Dr., Hapeville, Ga SHIRLEY HILEMAN ..,.... , Mori-islown, Tenn. ED HOBACK Fourfh Row: JOAN JULIA HOLT ...... Mohawk, Tenn. JAMES JOHNSON HOOPER ...,. 5809 N. Washinqlon Blvd., Arlinglon, EUGENE FRANK HOPSON ...... Washburn Tenn. Fif'll1 Row: LARKIN W. HOWARD ...... 905 Kermit Rd., Knoxville, Tenn. BETTY KATHRYN HUEFMAN ..., Marion, N. C. EARLENE HULL Jefferson Cily, Tenn. Sixlh Row: ROBERT EM ERSON JOHNSON .... 2676 Collis Ave., Hunlinglon, W. Va. JOHN I. JOLLIFFE . .Hypalian . .Hypalian . Columbian . .Hypafian . Calliopean Philomalhean Va. , Columbian Philomalhean . . Hypalian Philomalhean IO35 Burnelle S+., Jefferson Cily, Tenn. EARL B. JORDAN ..,.. . . . . . Roule I, Washburn, Tenn. Sevenfh Row: Tl-IERESA KARNES ...,...... 3112: 36th Sf., Nitro, W. va. SHIRLEY CAROLYN KENNEDY ..... Chaffanooqa, Tenn, BOB KING .... ..... . .Columbian . .Calliopean . .Calliopean Columbian 272l Branch Ave., S.E., Washinglon, D. C. Eigl1l'I'1 Row: PAUL KING, JR. ..... . . . Rockwood, Tenn. MARY PATRICIA KIRK ..... Loudon, Tenn. AGNES EVELYN KIRKLAND ...... I20I Virginia Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. .Columbian . .Calliopean . , Hypalian Firsl Row: A PETE LARSON CAROLYN LEFTWICH ,.,.... . . Hypallan Lenolr, N. C. BETTY LAWING 330l Mayfield AVG-. Cllaflolle. N' C- JANET LOU LEONARD ...... . .Calliopean Greeneville, Tenn. DORIS JEAN LAWSON . . ....... Calliopean 7l5 lV'5IflP Road. Knoxville. Tenn- THOMAS LEIGHTON LEWIS. . . . Philomalhean Callahan, Fla. DOROTHY JEAN LEDFORD .,...,,.. Hypalian l606 S. Smilh Sl., E. Rldqe,ChaHanooga, Tenn. OPAL LITTLE . 3 .:,. . my Q in N Q J R4 2 fi f M ...adv 3' Second Row: Third Row: CLYDETTA LONG ,...,.. , Calliopean BARBARA JANE MAYS . . . . . . . . Hypalian Rogersville, Tenn. Roule 8, Knoxville, Tenn. SIOTHIA LONGMIRE ...... . . Hypallan BETTY JOAN MERRILL . .......... Hypallan Jefferson Cily, Tenn. I43O 24lh Sl., N.E., Birmingham, Ala. JACK LOVE BARBARA ANN MILLER . .,..,.... Hypalian 406 W. Elmwood Si., Jefferson Cilv, Tenn. Hiqhland Ave., Loudon, Tenn. JEANNETTE LOVIN ............ Hypalian ELLEN MOODY ....,...... . . Hypallan Moncks Corner, S. C. Union, S. C. RUTH HELEN MCKNIGHT ..... ,... H ypalian DORIS ANN MOORE ...- ------- H vrwflan Woodsmifh Rdu 7' Knoxville' Tenn- 304 Rosedale Ave., Morrisfown, Tenn. ROBERT LEE MAPLES ........ . .Columbian DONALD HOWARD MOORE ..... Philomalhean Duncan Rd., Knoxville, Tenn. Dallas, N. C. BILLIE MACK MASON ....... . .Columbian GEORGIE MORRIS ........ . .Hypallan Ducldown, Tenn. Roule 9, Sevierville, Tenn. ANNA RUTH MATTHEWS. . ...... Calliopean ANNA LEE MULLINS ........ . . Hypallan Norlh Lee Roufe 2, Cleveland, Tenn. Johnson Cify, Tenn. 79 ' . Hypalian OMER 6 PAINTER . . . .PhiIoma+I1ean Oakdale Tenn. JOE FRANK PEEK . . . , Columbian IIZB Chicamauqa Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. Soulh Plilsburq, Tenn. WILLIAM LEE PRINCE . Columbian I25 I2Ih Ave Haffiesburg, Miss. RONNIEOUEEN . Philomailwean . I945 Carolina Ave Cleveland, Tenn. I634 New Ramsey Sf., Alcoa, Tenn. Roufe 4 Cleveland, Tenn. 528 S l9Ih Sf Decatur, III. Rockford Tenn. Dayfon Tenn. Harriman, Tenn. , Tenn. . . Calliopean Tenn. . . Hypaiian Fla. . . .Hypalian N. C. , . . Calliopean Tenn. . Hypalian . . . . . I-lypalian . . l-lypalian . . I-lvpalian . . . . .l-lypaiian SI Pelersburq, Fla. BILL E SAYLOR ..... Philomailwean Roufe 5 Johnson Cify, Tenn. ELLEN MARIE SCHNEIDER .... . .Hypa+ian Mlddlesboro, Ky. B Dr Alfo, Ga. GEORGE REAVES SEATON . ..,. Columbian Route 2 Kodak, Tenn. EARNESTINE SHARP .... . . .Calliopean 4I5 Hnql-I Ave Jefferson Cily, Tenn. BETTY RUTH SHELBY . . . . . .Calliopean La Folleffe, Tenn. MARY mouse SHULL . . . .Hypanan Neva Tenn. Firsf Row: LILLIAN SMITH BILLIE JEAN SCHUMATE. ........ Hypalian LOIS ALMA SMITH -v..-v..Y . 'calliopean 5I2 Worcesler Ave., Middlesboro, Ky, Madisonville' Tenn. BETTY LYNN SMITH . . . ...... Calliopean Cmanooga' Tm' NANCY LEE SMITI-I .... ..,.... Q alliopean DOROTHY VIRGINIA SMITH ..... Calliopean Roufe 2. Spring Ci+v. Tenn. 2426 33rd Sl., S.E., Washinqfon, D. C. RICHARD LEON SMITH . . ..,... Columbian RUTH SMITH ...... . . . . . Hypalian Roufe I5, Middlebrook Pike, Knoxville, Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. Second Row: M I SSL . w I 'H X . - ' I 5? ,,f',, no - F 3 'tis 2.-2:23:54 ,, , fees QI ' - 5 Third Row: SHIELDS WINFRED SMITH CLYDE TILLEY ..... . . Pllilomallneen Concord, Tenn. BILL STEELE ' . . U . I h I Philommhean CHARLES AMOS TOLLETTA. . . . . .Columbian Crossville, Tenn. CAROLYN STREET ..... . . . . . Hypalian . Johnson CNY. Tenn. LOU CAROLYN TOLLIVER . . . . , Hypallan Millsfone, Ky. ALICE SUTHERLAND . . . . . . . .Calliopean JCHQYSOH ClfY.TSf1f1- NAOMI H. TUCK ..... ....., C alliopean EDITH ANN SUTTON Hypmian Cherokee Apr. I8, Jefferson Citv, Tenn. HanSWl e' Va' WILLIAM J.ULM, . . . ..... Plnlomalliean ROBERT MONROE SWAFFORD . . , Pliilomelhean I2I5 Somerville Rd,l S,E,, Decaluf, Alabama 23I0 Wheeler Ave., Chaffanooqa, Tenn. NINA MADG-E TALLANT ...... . . .Hypalian MALOIS USELTON l ' ' , ' CGIIIOPW Chattanooga' Tenn. II7 Tucker Rd., Oak Ridge, Tenn. BARBARA LOUISE THOMAS . . Calliopean BETTY LOUISE VAN DYKE. . ,.., , . Hypalian 2620 Linden Ave., N.E., Knoxville, Tenn. Lebanon, Va. 81 Firsl Row: DALLAS VINCENT .... ...... P Inilomalliean 7I8 N. 3rd Sf., Cenlral Cily, Kv. JIM WARD ....... .... . . .Columbian 4409 Woodnnere Sf., Jacksonville, Fla. HAL WARLICK Second Row: MARY JO WASHINGTON . Calliopean Box 3I, Cherokee, N. C. EMMA WATTS .......... . . Hypalian Newport, Tenn. BOBBY Jo WEAVER ' , Third Row: - KE ,, Q NORMAN KENNETH WHEELER , A Vinlon, Va. -,.-..,,: , I -I BARBARA MURLENE WHITTEN .....,. Hypalian -. ' 43l0 Melrose Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. ,.:,, ,:A' 'l:' . D .:':1 ' ' KATHLEENE PEARL WILKERSON . . . . Hypalian I Rf' fish 2 Powell, Tenn. Fourlh Row: CAROLYN WILLIAMS . . .Calliopean Miami, Fla. if I CHARLOTTE EDITH WILLIAMS . . . . Hypalian wi Lakeland, Fla, I MARGIE ANN WILLIAMS. . ..... Calliopean 3665 N.W. 2nd Terr., Miami, Fla. Fi'HI1 Row: CLAUDETTE WILLIS MARTHA WILSON ............ Calliopean Route 2, Box 89, Elowah, Tenn. MARGARET ANN WENGER .... . .Hvpalian Roufe 5, Franklin, Tenn. Sixfh Row: ANN WOODARD . . . . . . . .Hypalian IOO4 W. Branch Blvd., Porlsmoufh, Va. JOYCE VIRGINIA VJORKMAN .,..,.. Calliopean 24I2 Parkview Ave., N.E., Knoxville, Tenn. MARY ELLEN BISHOP Talboll, Tenn. , 1 Sevenlh Row: I K. CARL DEAN BUCHANAN ..... . . Plwilomalliean 5 930 Fowler Sf., Clinton, Tenn. , .., JIM A. LANGLEY V ' 449 loin s+,, Nw., Allanfa, Ga. j ERNEST E, LEWIS ..... , . . , . .Columbian , ,I 5 ' I W .w Daisy, Tenn. 'I 5 ,X .5 Y Eigllfh Row: I RUTH RAM EY ...... ..... . . Hypalian 7 I T 9I4 Broad Sf., Kinqsporf, Tenn. ' I ':I NORMAN KENNETH WHEELER .E .2 c ne., OFFICERS PAT MCGLON . . FRED GREENE . . NAN SMITH . . RONNIE BROOKS. . . . . Presidemf Vice preside-nf . . Secrefary . . Treasurer Greene, McGIon, Sm fh B k 83 FRESHMEN Firs+ Row: JIM ADAMSON PATRICIA ANN ALEXANDER ,... Oak Ridge, Tenn. DAWN ELIZABETH ALLEN , . . . KnoxviIIe, Tenn. JESSE ARTENILJS BAILEY. . . . Pensacola, Fla. ' NIARLANNE BEARDEN I I . Cairo, of.. NANCY Jo BECKI-IAM , I ..... Miami, FIa, SALLY ANN BELL . . , . Elizabeiiwfon, Tenn. coNNIE BENSON. . . ouifman, ea. Second Row: GINGER ROGERS BENSON CLYDE ALVIN BILLINGS, KENT BLAZIER .... TI-IERESIA BOEI-IM. . BOB BOWDEN Pi-IYLLIS BOWMAN NELLIE MARIE BOZELL. . MELBA JO BRANNON, . . . Concord, Tenn . Rockwood, Tenn . . . Knoxville, Tenn Chaiianooga, Tenn . .BrisIoI, Tenn . . Siluria, AIa 11 1- I - - ---- I -If-1:::r.:f:f-., 13, 1 .f f dew. z.- Third Row: PATRICIA GAIL BREWSTER. . FRANCES LOUISE BROOKS. . RONALD ANTI-IONY BROOKS CAROL DIANE BROWN .,.. KATI-IARINE COURTNEY BRYAN LINDA M. BRYAN ....... ROBERT GUY BUCKNER . . VIRGINIA ANN BURCHFIELD. Chaffanooqa, Tenn. Jonesboro, Tenn. SI. Albans, W. Va . . Burns NasIwiIIe, Kingspori, Lenoir Ciiy . Rockwood Tenn Tenn Tenn Tenn Tenn 84 Fourfh Row: PATRICIA ANN BURRESS. CHARLES WALKER CAMP CLEO CAMPBELL ...,. DORIS JUNE CARRIER . . . VIRGINIA LOUISE CASTLE JAMES D, CAVALARIS. . BARBARA CI-IAVIS, . , JACK DAVID COBURN. . . . .CIinIon, Tenn. Ciwaifanooga, Tenn. . . BaIIimore, Md. . Bluff Ciiy, Tenn. Chafianooga, Tenn. . .... KnoxviIIe, Tenn. Jefferson Cify, Tenn. . . . I-Iarlan, Ky. Firsf Row: JO ANNE COLEMAN. JOYOEOOLUNS... LOYCECOLUNS... BARBARA.EAN COOK. . KnOxviIIe, Tenn. . Blaine, Tenn. . Blaine, Tenn. . POrfIand, Tenn. BETTY JO COOK ...... .... S eymour, Tenn. CLARENCE EDGAR COOK . . Jefferson Cify, Tenn. PHYLLIS ELIZABETH COOPER .,.. MaryviIIe,Tenr1. JO ANN CROUCH .,.., . . Mlami, FIG. Second Row: MARTHA JEAN CROSBY. . MARY ALICE CROW , . . BOB W, DAFEERNER . . . DIANA CAROLINE DALE. . MYRTLE DANIEL ..,. BETTY JEAN DAVIS . . BETTY REESE DAVIS .... GLADYS NELLENE DAVIS . . Tampa, FIa. . Decafur, Ga. . Knoxville, KnOxviIIe, Lenoir Cify, . . .NOrrIs. MaryviIIe, Morrisfown, Term. Tenn. Tenn. Term. Tenn. Tenn. Third Row: BOBBIE LOUISE DeARMOND WINNIE MAE DERREBERRY. NANCY DILL ....... JOHNILYNNIDOAK LONETTE DONAHUE . GLENN DOW ....... ROBERT LAWRENCE DOYAL. . . SHIRLEY JEAN DRAKE. . . . MaryviIIe, Tenn, Jefferson CII'y,Tenr1. . , .LebanOn, Tenn. . . Kr1OxviIIe, Tenn. . I.aIceIanc.I, Ha. . . Paducah, Ky. . OrIar1dO, Fla. Fourfh Row: VALERIE ANN DRAKE . JEANETTE DRAPER .... JOY ANN DRINNON . . CHARLOTTE ANN DUCKETT DON ROY ERWIN ..... . CHARLIE JEAN EUDY . . . DONNA BELLE FLETCHER. DOT FLETCHER . . .OrIar1dO, Fla WI1IfesIaurg,Tenn Chaffanooqa, Tenn Washinqfon, D, C Chaffanooqa, Tenn . . Knoxville , Tenn . .OrIandO, Ha FRESHNIEN 85 FRESHM EN Firsf Row: Second Row: ELIZABETH ANN FORD , . . Del Rio, Tenn MEL GERALD GRAHAM . . STANLEY FOSTER . . , . . Knoxville, Tenn. MARY NELL GRAHAM . . SHIRLEY ANN ERIAR , . .Middlesboro, Ky MILDRED SUE GRAHAM. . EAYE RUTH FROST . . . . Walland, Tenn FRED MCLAUGHLIN GREENE ELISE GENTRY ..,.., . Coolceville, Tenn THERESA THELMA GRIFFITH JOYCE ANN GILLENWATER . . Kingsporf, Tenn RANDALL PAUL GUTH . , . BETTY J. GOFORTH .... ,... A flwens, Tenn CHARLES ELLIOTT GWINN A. RAFOEL GOMEZ . . . .Aflco, Colombia, S. A BETTY HART ,,.. . , . , Annisfon, Ala . Jasper, Tenn Jasper, Tenn . . . Marie-ffa,Ga . Madisonville, Tenn . Warfburg, Tenn Sparfanburg, S. C . Warfburq, Tenn 5: . . Harriman, Tenn, Jefferson Cify, Tenn. Third Row: Fourih Row: JOAN HATFIELD . . . . Morrisfown, Tenn. BARBARA HIBBITTS ROY S. HAWK ....... , Cliarleslon, W, Va. PEGGY ANN HICKMAN . . PATRICIA ANNE HAWKINS . Jefferson Cily, Tenn. MARGARET NELLE HILL . , KENNETH HAYES FRANKIE CHARLENE HODGSON VIRGINIA RUTH HEADRICK . . Maryville, Tenn. BETTY LEE HONAKER .,.. . GAYLE RAE HEITMAN . . . . .JaClcsonvilIe, Fla. ERSIE GRACE HOOD . . . SHIRLEY HENLINE. . . , .Asl'1eville, N, C. SANDRA L. HORNBUCKLE , NANCY ANN HENSON . , , . Mempl'1is,Tenn, SARAH ALYN HUDLOW. . 86 Jefferson Cify, Tenn. . . . .Brisfol,Tenn. . Knoxville, Tenn. , .JacIcsonville, Fla. . Miami, Fla. Firsf Row: BETTY HURLEY. . . . . . SAMUEL NICK HYDER, . . DAVID MELVIN HYERS . . . SHIRLEY RUTH ISENBER6 .... PATTY SUE JENKINS . . MYRNA LEE JOLLEY E..E. BRUCE CLIFFORD JORDAN . P. M. IJERRYI KEESECKER, JR.. . . Morrisfown, . EIizaIoe+I1Ion, . Cincinnari, Chaffanooqa. Morrisfown, , Chaffanooqa, .Washburn, . . ,Erwin, Tenn. Tenn. Ohio Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Second Row: PEGGY JEAN KENLEY, . . . Morrisfown, Tenn. CHARLES G. KNIGHT, JR.. . . KnoxviIIe, Tenn. ALBERT EARL LADD .... . Harriman, Tenn. MARCIA LANTZ SHIRLEY KATHRYN LEWELLEN ...,. PineviIIe, Ky. BARBARA LINE ......... Jefferson CIW, Tenn. MARTHA EYVONNE LIVESAY .... Kyles Ford, Tenn. DON R. LIVINGSTON . . . . . . Moslweim, Tenn. Third Row: DAVID LOWRIE , . , . . . DANIEL G. LYNCH ..,,.. San SAMMIE AILEEN MCCORMACK CECIL LLOYD MCFARLAND, . THOMAS PAT MQGLON , . . BRINSON LOMAX MCGOVVAN, II JANE CLARICE MCINTYRE. . . MARY MAUD MCINTYRE. . . Rockwood, . . Clinion, Bluff Cify, Bernadino, Tenn CaIiI Tenn Tenn . Marieiia, Ga . TaIIaIwassee, FIa , . Robbins, Tenn. . .Robbins, Tenn. I Fourfh Row: PEGGY SUE MCPHERSON ALTON H. MALONE. . RUEL DAVID MARTIN . BILLY MATTHEWS . . BOBBY MATTHEWS . . NINA LAMAR MEARS, . SAM MELTON JACK MAHAN MILLARD. , . Sevierville, . , BenIon, . . MaryviIIe, . Sunbrighf . Sunbriqhf Chaffanooqa, Founfain Ci+y, Tenn Tenn Tenn Tenn Tenn Tenn Tenn FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Firsf Row: AUDREY MAE MINOR , . JIM RICHARD MOSES. . ROBERT LYNN MULKEY SAMMY JOE MURRELL . ERNEST ROBERT NEELY . H, T. NICELEY .... JAMES J. NICELEY, , , NANCY JO NORTON . . Third Row: CAROLYN RHEA PATTERSON GUY PATTERSON BETTY MADGE PATTY . BETTY JANE PENDLETON . GARY PERKINS JUNE HELEN PERKINS . . PATRICIA CLEVELAND PHILLIPS BOB ALLEN POTTER ..... . JonesviIIe, Va, Barberfon, OI1Io Eounfaln CI+y, Tenn. . . Fonde, Ky. . . Alcoa, Tenn. Eoun+ain Cify, Tenn. . . Mascot Tenn. . ,KnoxviIIe, Tenn. I -. Fffgik f I' 356215 Second Row: NATALIE BENNETT NORWOOD. . Richmond, Va JANIS LOU OAKES . . . . DON OAKLEY JACK OGLE . GERALDINE RUTH ORT. . MACK DONALD PARK . SHIRLEY JANET PARKER . PATRICIA JOYCE PATRICK. . JeIIerson Cify, Tenn . . Sevierville, Tenn . Clearwafer, Fla . Newporf, Tenn . . Thomasfon, Ga . . RossviIIe, Ga , Knoxvilie, Tenn. . Walland, Tenn. . Kingsport Tenn. , . .LaEoIIe++e,Tenn. . . .DoI'Inan, AIa. .CIarIcsviIIe, Tenn. 88 Fourih Row: MARILYN SUE PEISTER .... BOBBIE JEAN PRE VOL . . , MARGARET JANE PROFEITT . MARY NELL RAINS . . . SUE DON RAWLS MARGIE A. REECE , HUGH REYNOLDS, . . BOBBY ROACH . . . For? Myers, EIa. Hollywood, Calif, . . . Cosby, Tenn. . . CIinIon, Tenn. . . Lakeland, Fla. . . Whifney, S. C. . Englewood, Tenn. . . Rufledqe, Tenn. First Row: RUTH RODGERS BOBBIE CAROLYN RUSSELL WILEY RUTLEDGE .... SHIBLY MICHAEL SANSUR MARY T. SARTIN ..... LURA KATHRYN SCHUBERT. , JOHNNIE SEALS GLORIA JEAN SHARP . 6oodIeIIsviIIe, Tenn. . . NasI1viIIe, Tenn. Beflwlelwem, Jordan . . Knoxville, Tenn. . .WarIburq, Tenn. . . KnoxviIIe, Tenn. Second Row: DORIS YVONNE SHROPSHIRE . . .Car+ersviIIe, Ga EUGENIA GRAYCE SHULL . , . .Neva, Tenn MARY ROSE SIMPSON . . . Church Hill, Tenn BUDDY SINE . . . . . Kingsporr, Tenn DON E, SLOAN ,.... . . .JacIcsonviIIe, FIa LOVELL SMITH ..., . . LaFayeIIe, Ga MARY WAYLAND SMITH , . Middlesboro, Ky NAN SMITH ..... . .CI'naI'ranooqa, Tenn Third Row: SARA SMITH .... TOMMY W. SMITH ..., WANDA AILEENE SMITH . . MRS. EFFERT SNODDERLY EFFERT SNODDERIY CHARLOTTE ANN SNYDER WILMA GLENN SNYDER. . BARBARA ANN SORRILL. . 25 Yv- :., - f'?wfv...f . .Spring Cify, Tenn, Eounfain Cify, Tenn. . . Homesfead, Ha. . . Bufler, Tenn. . . .BuIIer, Tenn. . .WasIuinqIon, D, C. wa ,, we X r T 4-if L 5-z5:g.:5:, -I A 1: - Fourfh Row: PATRICIA SPANGLER ....,, MiddIesboro, Ky WILLIAM THOMAS SPENCER, JR. Chaffanooga, Tenn BERNICE STRATTON . . . .... Townsend, Tenn SARA SWANN , , . . Dandridqe, Tenn JACK TAYLOR ,....,. , . NasI1viIIe, Tenn RICHARD LAMAR TAYLOR .,.., Sebring, Fla DOROTHY CAROLYN TI-IACKSTON Ware SI1oaIs, S. C BETTY THOMASON ......... Morrisfown, Tenn FRESHMEN 89 FRESHMEN Firsi' Row: W. CLYDE TILLEY. . . . . . .... Knoxville, Tenn. MARGARET GERALDINE TOOMEY . Chaffanooqa, Tenn. VIRGINIA MAE TOWNSEND, . . . . RiceviIIe, Tenn, DONALD EDWIN TURNER. . , . ,Caro, Mich. BETTY WALKINGSTICK. . . . ,Che-rokee, N. C. BILL WALLACE MARJORIE VIRENA WALTERS . . LaEoIIef+e, Tenn. PATRICIA ANN WAUGH. . . . ArIinq+on, Va, Second Row: MARY ELIZABETH WEBB . . . GoodIeIIsviIIe, Tenn DOROTHY ANN WEDEL. . .... Bellevue, Tenn NORA JANET WEISS. . , .Cha++anooga, Tenn ELLIE LEADA WEST, . . . . Afhens, Tenn ANN WILLIAMS MARY LOUISE NVILLIAMS. . . .SevIervIIIe, Tenn DONNA KATHRYN WILSQN . . Mafaem, Ga LINDA WRIGHT 'RQ S W SXSW. Third Row: MARGARET ANN WYRICK . . Cincinnafi 27, Ohio JOHNATHON SUE YARNELL .... Oolfewah, Tenn. JAMES ALLEN COX JOHN STANLEY DRINNON . . . .TazewelI, Tenn. JOSEPH COBB EASTEPLY. . . . KnoxvilIe, Tenn. SHIRLEY MAE EDWARDS. . . . .KnoxvIIIe, Tenn. LeROY HAMMETT. . . . . Chamanooga, Tenn. 90 Fourfh Row: CHARLOTTE S. HUEF MARY JANE KNISLEY DOUGLAS J. LAMB GLORIA ELSIE MEYER ANNETTA ORLANDINI DANIEL SMITH JOE M. WRIGHT. . . .SevEervIIIe, Tenn, . .WarIburq, Tenn. . . . Smyrna, Ga, Jefferson Cify, Tenn. . . .... Chile . .CIeveIand, Tenn. SHUTTER SHY STUDENTS Joanne Boone Barbara Anne Bowman Emma Jane Bales Nancy Jo Beeler Roy V. Brock Euclid P. Campbell Clifford Dallon Mac Duncan Connie Dykes Frank D. Easler Carla Rulh Farmer Kaly Garner Chrislina Helen Greene Harlsell Mason Grubbs Ronald Acuil Barbara Faire Banning M. Louise Bible George Lee Brofherlon Eugene Burgin Hazel Marie Burks Ken Leon Cagle Russell Alberl Calvel Bloomfield Beauregard Canlrell, Jr. Claude Carlos Capps Glenn Carr Robert W. Chaudoin Judy Church Lulher L. Cook Ella Coslner Paul Deerman Gordon Acull Jesse A. Alslon Palsy Anderson Joe Ed Bales Loy E. Bowman Phyllis Maxine Bowman Roberf L. Brackell Palricia Gail Brewsler George Leslie Burnell Earl Clark Mallhew A. Collins Barney Edward Craddock Mary L. Dalion George Hal Fisher Jack Gregg French Ralph Jinks Goins, Jr. Roy Grady Edgar E. Greene Velma Louise Guice JUNIORS Jacob O. Gurley Lee Roy Harrell Belfye Hennessee Norman Wade Henson Frank L, l-linchey Viola M. Hife Jack Boyd Holi C. L, Huling James Everell Johnson Nancy Jones Horace Mac Lamberl Sylvia M. Lawless Kendall Morgan SOPHOMORES Leon Drinnen Harmer Eason Frank Easier Jimmy Eich Kennelh Franks James Frazier Truelf Drinnen Frazier Mary Kalhryn Goans Anna Rulh Grindslafl Sarah Halbach Barbara Anne Haralson James F. Harris W. Edwin Jackson Charlie Kino Kennelh Legg Celia Callha McDaniel FRESHMEN Manford Harless Earl A. Jones Clarence B. Kirby Edith Lemons Doyle A. Long Rue James Lowery Bob Dean Lynch Ted McCarfer Jim Reno McClain Larry Ray McClure Ronald Head McClure James B. McDonald Russ McHenry, Jr. David Bryan McMahan Billie Langslon Mays Arnold Mellinger Odus James Miller George W. Mullins 91 William C. Porch William J. Powell Louise Rymer William M. Salyers Marlhanne Smilh 4 Leonard Harold Sorrells Wayne Everell Sorrells Charles William Thornlon Marilyn Joann Wallace William Alonzo Wallace Daniel Edgar Wesl Marvin Whisnanl Bobby W. Whillock Jesse Burl Malone Clova Lee May Donald Eugene Mines Tommy Mize J. C. Ogg Jack C. Parroil Raymond Dick Raley H. Taylor Rankin Delia Rulh Smilh Effigene Smifh Roddy R. Smilh Louise Sparkman Fare Lynn Thomas Earl H. Wilson Lamberl Wood Norman E, Wrighl Tommy Joe Henson Lynn Hamil'ronLMurdock Conley Murrell Elden R. Nicely Donald Nicely Carl Howard Norwood L. Chrisline O'Dell John Maurice Quillen Calvin B. Rhodes Charlie Roberls Hix Pallon Slage, Jr. Lawrence Jerry Small Ralph Lee Siansbury C. Edward Slines Josephine Wolfe Johnny Worrell Horace Ernesl Woodby Befly Wrighr HWS 6 Maxx-mx ww 'wyiaswx aw X ww in vs SWK X81 YW X E 511 hx S seam? 3 em N aw EHNWB EYNKNKYFW mwmm ,Q W Q W W f. M Q my WEN? N Xb QW? Q www xi? fi' , Qlhywfye 93 These Ihings remain . . .The religious Iile of Carson- e and incapable of being Newman is broad in scop because il is a spi ' ealily. ril, an ideal, yel a r defined, I+ is a spiril which permeales every phase of our ac- Iivily and colors every new day. We could say Ihal Ihis abslraclion is caplured in Ihe blending ol voices RELIGIOUS in exalled praise, Jrhe quielude ol a noonday period. or a revered momenl ol prayer wi+h a friend. Bul 'rhis spiril Iranscends even Ihese momenlous evenls because if finds expression in I'he relalion ol ' ' n Io Iacully, and Chrislia friend To rue , a Icind word, a deed li nd sludenl Io meels . . . A smile, all whom he 94 DR. FRANCIS M. WARDEN Vespers AT CARSON NEWMAN ,ai HERSCHEL CREASMAN B. S. U. Chorisler llual is beyond a mere fell obligalion, love willwour requlsilion, a gralllude llmal can be lived enllluslasli- cally. This is our lweriloqe, and il slwall remain as llfme moll- velinq lorce ol our endeavor and Jrlwe rnainlenance ol our purposes. A momenf of quief soliiude LAMAR TRIBBLE President DR. CARL TABB BAHNER Faculty Advisor Carson-Newman College organized The campus B. S. U. aboul T922 wilh Professor John A. EvereH's guidance. Dr. Carl T. Bahner became Tacully advisor in T937 and wilh his aid, goals have become achievemenls and The Spiri+ of B.S.U. permeales all sludenl life . . . from The Tun of The freshman picnic and The Barn parly To The sponsoring of morning walch and noonday. Throughoul The year, The B. S. U. encourages The social and religious developmenl of every member-The well-rounded Carson- Newman sludenl. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 96 LAMAR TRIBBLE . KEN THORNTON . BECKY McKAY . DOT IvIcBRIDE . , LESLIE WERNER . . GLORIA DUKE ,... JEANNETTE HASTINGS ED JACKSON . BARBARA HAUN . , ANN HOLBROOK , . LOIS LEE . HOWARD COBBLE MARJEAN PATTERSON B. S. U. COUNCIL . . Presidenf . , Eirsi Vice Presidenr . . Eirsi Vice Presideni , . Second Vice PresicIenI . , Third Vice Presidenf . , Third Vice Pre-sidenI . .Secreiary . Treasurer , . Eiower Chairrnan . . . . . . Rep-orfer , . Magazine Chairman . .Janifor .Training Union Represeniaiive CAROL HENSON .... Training Union Represeniaiive BOBBY JACK MARTIN . .Training Union Represenraiive JOANNE BOONE .... Sunday School Represenfafive BOB DUKE ..,,... Sunday School RepresenIaIive HERSCHEL CREASMAN BILL CHOATE. . LEE PRINCE . . BOBBY SHARP , . . MURLENE WHITTEN IRIS FRANKS . . . LILLIE MAE DAVES . . LESLIE VVERNER . CLYDE TILLEY. . BILLIE PATE , The B. S. U. UniIed Nafions Parfy . .Chorisrer . . . .Pianis+ . . . .Drama Chairman Meihodisf RepresenIa+ive Norfhside Represenfaiive . . Life Service Band . . Definiie Service Band . , , .VoIunIeer Band . Minisferiai Associafion , . Y.W.A EDWIN JACKSON KEN THORNTON lsf Q a fe Presidenf 2nd Quarfer Presidenf MINISTERIAL lin, Jesse Bailey, Marvin Bass, Ralph Baugh, Bobby Bowden, Odell Breland, Jack Bryan. Charles Camp, Leon Caslle, James Cavarelis, Howard Clark. James CorbeH, James Corley. Bill Dooley, Glenn Dow, Larry Doyal, Jaclc Dixon, Jimmy Dye, Joe Edmonds, Carler Elmore, Paul Eairclolh, Slanley Eosfer, Glenn Halnfield, Kenne+h Hayes, William Heck, Ed Hoback, Lark- in Howard, Porfer Hudlow, Paul Huff, Milan Johnson. 1 .... 1 M gg, ., - E Our covenant To mainlain personal friendship wilh our Saviour To cullivaie fhe grace of prayer To be diligenl in our sludy of God s word To wallc worlhy of our calling before our fellow srudenis and The world: To culiivaie mulual respeci +hrough brofherly ai J a rs iissBs B Ji,,s s s J 3 as 5 W fi ..,., MA' 'Q ::.g:ggg.g,gg,.5',. ,. ,f My , ,z ggi , M .z X f F 3 3' 1 gf B W ' S -we if gg: as sf if X sr 'ft H iiQ2!iBl ff..-. i love, Chrislian sympalhy, and courlesy in speech: To share Jrhe compassion of Chrisl for lhe losl . . .. To be honesl and diligenl in 'rhe use ol our lime and opporlunilies . . .5 To be failhful +o lhe associalion by our allend- ance al Hs meelings, and by our services as we shall have opporluniry. wk M 1 Q ff if in Q? if 'N i HPI 'is r s AWEHMT 'Wm s ROBERT DEAN BOB McCRAY 3rd Quar+er Presidenf 4+h Quarfer Presldenf ASSOCIATION Paul Kesferson, Paul King, David Knisely, Leighlon Lewis, Cecil L. McFarland. Par McG-lon, Bobby Jack Marlin, Samuel P. Mel+on, l-larl Joseph Miller, Howard Moore, Ber+rand Mullen, Ernes+ Neely, Willie Newman, Omer Paimer, Guy Pallerson, Hugh Peacoclc, Joe Peelc, W. Lee Prince, Newell Randles, Bob Rusmiselle, Bill Saylors, Odell ScoH, Joe Slacker, Jimmy Surg- ener, John Swallord, Richard Taylor, Bill Wallace, Jim Ward. Leslie Werner, Ferd While. LIFE SERVICE BAND Flrsf Row: S. Nlseley, Noland, Alvls, Cochran, N. Williams, Humphries, Sla- mey. Second Row: Montgomery, Whil- son, Smith, J. K, Williams, Halbach, Sharp, Ford, Ogle. Third Row: H. Bau- sum, Niseley, Hennessee, Lee, McNeil, Clark, Walker, Browder. DEEINIIE SERVICE BAND The Definife Service Band Above: Full-lime Chrislian service organizalions had been long eslablished when The need of Ihe Lile Service Band was realized. A lile dedicaled Io Chrislian ideals is Ihe prerequisile for member- ship, and programs are designed Io assisl slu- denls in becoming Chrislian Ieachers, lawyers, doclors, secrelaries, homemalqers and olher voca- Iional worlcers. Wifh a life dedicaled Io God, one can give his besl service Io mankind: This is The aim ol Ihe Band. Iviiclcey Cochran and Iris Franks have served as presidenls. 'V . UIQ bias 5ome.,dfS6lb88l4lNS iq .une ahtias.. . -3 hive. reall Below:gg,,,.,,,,,1 So rma.e.k- -affirm 'Ac Laborers Iogerher wirh Godm is ihe molro of Ihe Band, and Ihe aim is Io unile sludenls who are volunleers lor a de-linile Chrislian service olher Ihan Eoreign mission volunleers and minislers. To- gelher Ihe members beller prepare Ihemselves Eor any special labor. Imogene Hawks and Lily Ivlae Daves have served as presidenls. 100 nl! Dm Above: The VolunTeer Band uniTes Those sTudenTs who are preparing Tor Toreign mission service: Through prayer and sTudy The missionary spiriT is deeper ened. Guided by Dr. Carl T. Bahner since I937, The banol has TulTilled in many ways iTs aim To creaTe a spiriTual bond Tor each oT iTs members. To Those who have accepTed The challenge oT The GreaT Commission, There is provded a program oT communiTy service and mfssionary proiecTs and sTrengTh in a uniTied preparajrion. lvlax Bahner and Leslie Werner have served as presidenTs oT The band. VOLUNTEER BAND fhe VolunTeer Band meefing aT Dr. Bahner's home. Below: The Young Woman's Auxiliary, daughTer OT The VVomen's Missionary SocieTy, is an organizaTion oT number and inTluence on our campus. Approgzif maTely Two hundred girls are enrolled, meeTing in dormiTory hall chapTers. Y. W. 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Cokes and Co-op iusi naiuraily go iogeiner, buf ac- iuaily ine Co-opereiive Council's aciiviiies for exceed ine Coke machines in ine dormiiories. Hs purposes is io coordi- naie ine siudeni governmenis and perform ine iunciions Hier concern ine eniire siudeni body. Included in iiwese iunciions are siudeni publicaiions, siudenr eieciions, siudeni welfare in general and cooperaiion wiih The Adrninisiraiion. si FRANK DAVIS Firsf Row: Melton, Jenkins, Payne, B. R. Shelby, Davis, Duk P .d Q Wilson, McBride. Second Row: Eason, Cafleif, Lambert, MCG-I resl en Cook, Peacock, McCray, Traniham. C0-OPERATIVE COUNCIL 124 Hull, CaTleTf, presidenf, Holsclaw. MEN'S STUDENT GOVERNMENT Men's STudenT GovernmenT is The insTrumenT oT sTudenT democracy in BlanceDavis DormiTory. lTs purpose is To improve The spiriT and general welTare OT all by increasing The privileges and responsibiliTies OT each individual in addiTion To rules and regulaTions, oT when To shave and when To sweep. The M. S, G, insTalled Television This year-achieving a goal oT all around improvemenT aT The Barn. FirsT Row: Boone, Marler, McBride, presidenh SuTherIand,-HoI- brook, Van Dyke. Second Row: Humphries, Ford, Shelby, Wilirams, Price, Pack, Owens, Pafe. TOWN STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Town STudenT GovernmenT was organized To help The sTudenTs noT living on The campus To gain The besT in college. Day sTudenTs are in- Tormed oT The rules and regulaTions, The college meeTings and social acTiviTies. A lounge is pro- vided Tor The Town girls, and locker space Tor The convenience oT all day sTudenTs. Duke, Kniseley, Lamberf, President Stacker, DalTcn WOMEN'S STUDENT GOVERNMENT W. S. G. was born To regulaTe all maTTers per- Taining To The girl's liTe on C.-N. campus, To Tur- nish a spiriT OT uniTy and service, To increase indie vidual responsibiliTy, To make and To keep high The ideals and sTandards oT Carson-Newman, This year, in addiTion To Trials and TribulaTions, W. S. G. sponsored The early morning exercise and Kangaroo courT oT Freshman week, The DaTing Forum, The l-louse Council parTy, CourTesy Week, and is cooperaTing in AcTiviTy nighT. 125 ANNICE WHITE Edifor R Fr li TH E l ll llillllih lllillh szizrif I Y K ll C A R S'O N - N E W M A N C O L l. E G E ll is dashes and deadlines, lalenl plus lime, palience and press proofs, culs and copy, worlc and wearinessi buf il is rewarding +o be on flue Orange and Blue slall. A spiril of cooperalion is presenl from llwe slarling poinl of eaclw edilion lo llial clean-up lime and Jrlwe final Coke for complelion of a good iob. Every Monday, sludenls piclc up 'rlieir copies of llwe scliool paper, dis- cuss llie lalesl arlicle, perhaps mail several lo alumni and friends. I+ is flue supporl of llwe sludenl body and flue cooperalion of a lalenled, dependable, lward-worlcing slalll llwal conslilules llwe lwonor ol being on flue Orange and Blue. Hasfings Peek Graham Hooks Mays Coleman Weiss 126 ANNICE WHITE. . . NORMAN PARKER. . MARY JACKSON . . . JEANETTE LOVIN. , CAROL BROWN . GAYLE HEITMAN. , LAMAR MEARS . . DON SLOAN. . . DOT WEDEL . LEON CASTLE. . TED WILLIAMS . . . JEANNETTE MOORE. . SARA HINES ,.,.. DOT LEDFORD , , MARY MARLER. , TED WILLIAMS. . . CLAUDE BROOKS. . JOAN GRAGG . JERRY WRINKLE. . JOE EDMONDS . , CHARLES ALCORN. . . MARTHA MONTGOMERY. . JEANNETTE HASTINGS. JOE PEEK ...,.,. MARY NELL GRAHAM. JANET WEISS ...... FRANKLIN HOOKS. , JO ANN COLEMAN. , BOB BUCKNER. . . EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF . . Assocla . . . . Business , Asslslanl Business , , Clrculalion . . Clrculalion . . Adverllslng . Adverlising . Adverlising . . . .Edllor . .Associale Edilor Ie EcIIIor Repofler . . Reporfer . Reporler . Reporler . Reporler . . Reporler . Reporler Reporler Reporler Fealures Fealures Fealures Fealures Fealures Fealures Spods .SpoHs Slall Slalf Slafl Slalr Slalf Slall Slall Slall . .Make-Up COW Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Sealed: Mears, While, Parker, Williams, Nichols, Wedel, Mays, Marlerr, Brooks. Slanding: Hines Jackson Bell Montgomery, Edmonds, Flelcher, Moore, Sloan, Hellman, Alcorn, Ledford. NANCY WILLIAMS THE EDITORIAL STAFF 1954 APPAIACHIAN TH E LITERARY STAFF Humphries, Pendergrass, Sfamey, Davidson Alcorn, Hall, Gross, Sfewarf THE FEATU RES STAFF THE SPORTS STAFF Wedel, Sosby, Caylor Callefl, McCormack, Hooks There have been many limes when we ol lhe l954 APPALACHIAN were ready lo lhrow In lhe lowel. There have been olher limes when we have lell a greal sense ol achievemenl. Al any rale, aller monlhs ol paper and waslepaper, head- aches and hearlaches, lun and friendship, we poked alonq unlil lhe deadline rush and here Il is--lhe besl yearbook lhal we 128 could produce. Il is our hope lhal il is an accurale accounl ol life al Carson-New man lhal embraces lhe classes, lhe bore- dom, lhe lun, lhe lruslrallon-everylhlng lhal makes up a college career on our cam- pus. To lhe sludenls we respecllully submll lhis book: wilhoul you il could never have been compiled. NANCY WILLIAMS , EDITORIAL STAFF Edifor SARA I-IUMPI-IRIES , . .Assisfanf EdiTor RONNIE NATIONS , . .Assisfanf EdITor VELMA STAMEY . . , .Assisfanf Editor BETTY PENDERGRASS , .Assisfanf ECIITOT JEANNETTE DAVIDSON , .AssisTanT Edifor BARBARA SOSBY . . . . .Feafures BARBARA CAYLOR . . . .Feafures GAY CLARK ..,. . ,Phofoqraphy BOBBIE DeARMOND . , .PI'1oTo ra hy Q F7 JOY DRINNON . . .Phofography JANE GROSS . . . .Liferary Edifor JO I-IALL .... ..., L Herary BUDDY CATLETT . . .Sporfs DILLARD MYNATT . . . .SporTs FRANKLIN I-IOOKS . . .SporTs JUNE PAYLOR . . . TypisI ITIAZEL SI'IIELDS . . , Typisf BUSINESS STAFF MICKEY COCI-IRAN . , ...,....... .... B usiness Manager JOE EDMONDS BOB SWAFFORD MARY , MICKEY COCHRAN CARTER ELMORE BENNIE NORWOOD f Business Manager 5, DX THE PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF 40 ,co X.. Drinnon, DeArmond, Clark Y 1 Q me ,R rv 0 V ' J, ,,,-f -49' NNN THE BUSINESS STAFF , JP 4 J TYPlsTs Norwood, Edmonds, Cochran, Jackson, Swafford ag! V' ,fc Paylor, smends BOBBIE CAROL WHITSON Ediior Haffield, Bridges, Harp, Whifson. BoBBlE CAROL wHiTsoN. . ....., Edifor JOAN BRIDGES ...... . . .Assisfanf Edilof RoLLlE HARP ,... . ,Business Manager JOANN HATFIELD. . . , . .Typisl SARAH Humow. . . , ,Typisf The Link makes known llwe accomplislwmenls and goals of flue Bapiisl Sluoleni Unionq if slimulafes ilwouglw Jrlwrouglw Hs news of re- ligious organizaiions, special iealures, and arlicles from sludenls, facully ancl denominalional leaclers. ll is llwe lilerary link belween flue campus and every siuolenl. 130 iHEB.S. LINK IHE EAGLES OUIII JOAN BRIDGES Firsf Row: Lovin, Bridges, Jackson, Haun. Second Row: Hileman, Alcorn, Weiss. JOAN BRIDGES . ..,... EdiIor CHARLES ALCORN . . . Business Manager VIRGINIA I-IELTON . , . .Assisfanf Edifor BARBARA I-IAUN . . ,..... Prose ADA TINDELL . . ..... Poeiry JIM TRANTHAM ....., ...... A rf ,IEANETTE LOVIN . . . . .Deparimenfs IRIS GREENWELL, BETTY SMITH . . ..... Typisis RALPH BAUGH .,..... ....... E xchange Ediior MARY JACKSON ..... .........,.. ....... P u blicify Direcior 'io The EagIe's Quill is a magazine sponsored by Ihe English Depart meni designed Io give siudenis Ihe opporIuniIy and encourage- rneni Io do creaiive wriiing ai Ieasi Iwo ediiions per year are an- Iicipared. These will conIain sarnplings of prose, poeIry, drama, and oIher forms of original wriiing. 131 Edifor CDWHMULW . COIUMBIAN LITERARY SOCIETY THE VICE-PRESIDENTS Huling, Peacock, Whife, Privefie DAVID SHELBY Is? Quarfer Presidenf The CoIumIaIans welcome Iheir aIumni SV ff' SI -fi fihzia JOE STACKER BILL SELLERS FRANK DAVIS Znd Quarter Presidenf 3rd Quarier Presidenf 41h Quarter President Time passes guiclcly and wriles ils record on The pages ol his- Tory. Once more lhe Columbian Lilerary Sociely sencls lorlh a group ol real men-men who have learned The lrue meaning ol Wisdom, Trulh, ancl Eloquence. ll has been a greal year: a year ol success: a year in which Jrhal grear Columbian Sloirir of sporlrsmanship, brolherhood, lair FRANK DAVIS Pre-meefing gafhering Winner of the King Award MEMBERS Max Bahner, Howard Bausum. Allen Becfon, Mack Bingham, Kenl Blazier, Ronnie Brooks, George Brookshire, Bob Buckner. Buddy Byrd, Charlie Camp, Bill Casey, Doyle Casfeel, Ray Ca- +on, James Cavalaris, Howard Cobble, Mickey Cochran, Clar- ence Cook, Marion Cook, Buddy Cox, Bob Dalrierner, John Dale. Frank Davis, Ted Davis, Bob Dickerson, Glen Dow, John Drin- non, Bob Duke, Don Erwin, John Fain, Lyle Finley, Eddie Franklin. J. C. Goan, Fred Greene, Ran- dall Gulh, Charlie Gwinn, Bill l-lall, Charlie l-leiiner, Nick Fly- der, Con Flyers, Dave l-lyers. K x.. i s AN LITERARY SOCIETY play, Chrisrian fellowship. and a willingness +o do hard work has ins+illed in +he minds of men a sense of decency and honor. The hayride, Jrhe pariies. Jrhe plays, The banquet and many ofher social even+s have presenfed opporfuniries for real enioy- men+. Friendships have been esfablished +ha+ 'rime ifself can never break. S II h g fh embers Hard work pays off 137 COLUMBIAN LITERARY SOCIETY The weekly programs have presenfed oppor+uni+ies for learn- ing by doing as well as for hours of pleasure and relaxafion. Sporrs are never ignored by +he Columbians, and This year has been no exceprion as 'rhe winner of rhe in+ramurais shows. We dream of even grea+er accomplishmenfs in rhe fufure. A Sfranger in Paradise The Crowd Enioys fha Program 138 5' A 5 fr MEMBERS David Jones, Don Jones, Bob King, Paul King, David Kniseley, Roger McDonald, Fred Mc- Farland, Pal lvlcGlon, R. L. Ma- ples, Billy Mason, Sam Mellon. Herb Murrell, Ronald Gay Na- lions, Wallie Neas, l-l. T. Nicely, Willie Newman, Johnny Ownby, l-lerl4y Payne, Tommy Payne, l-lugh Peacock, Joe Peek, Lee Prince, Glenn Privelle, Alvin Rogers, Wiley Rulledge, Bill Sel- lers, Bobby Sharp, David Shelby, Don Sloan, Paul Smilh, Bill Spencer, Joe Slacker, Charlie Tollell, Bill Wall, Jimmy Ward, Hal Warliclc, A. C. Wilson, Ralph While, Jack Whifson, Frank Worley. CAIIIOPEAN LITERARY SOCIETY VICE PRESIDENTS Temple, Sosby, Clark, Boone ESTHER FITE Isf Quarter President MISS CALLIOPE Robbie Suiherland ANN RATCLIFF JODY SMITH DOT McBRIDE 2.14 Quaner presidenf 3rd Quaner Prssidenf 4fh Ouarfer Preside f The Callie Spiri+ defies deiinirion. H is lasr minure changes in Hne Garden Parry, making if an even bigger success: our pres- idenr gerring ner Tongue Jrwisred and calling The Columbian Lir- erary Socieryu To orderg ir is fire Big C's working rogeriwer 'ro claim ifirsr prize for The Homecoming ifloarg if is The Callie wed-- The Callie Wedding Joy Drinnon, Callie Bride MEMBERS Dawn Allen, Mary Louise Allen, Belly Alchley, Sara Alchley, Ginger Benson, Palsy Boolh, Melba Jo Brannon, Carol Brown, Marlha Ann Brown, Mary Lu Burlon, Carolyn Cagle, Fern Campbell, Louise Caslle, Bar- bara Caylor, Barbara Ann Cha- vis, Barbara Jean Chavis, Shirley Chilwood, Gay Clark, Belly Cook, Calherine Cook, Agnes Crawlord, Diana Dale, Belly Reese Davis, Bobbie DeArmond, Dora DeFoe, Nancy Jo Dennis, Marlha Sue Dilworlh, Margarel Doak, Shirley Drake, Valerie Drake, Jeannelle Draper, Char- lolle Drinnen, Joy Drinnon, Bar- bara Ellis, Palsy Ellison, Charlie J. Eudy, Belly Rulh File, Eslher File, Palsy Filzgerald ,Sara Ford, Shirley Friar, Marvene Good- man, Joan Gragg, lris Green- well, Jane Gross, Eloise Hall, Jo Hall, Evelyn Harmon, Jeannelle Haslings, Marlha Haslings, Pal Hawkins, Peggy Hickman, Mar- garel Hodge, Ann Holbrook, Joan Holl, Belly Howse, Char- lolle Sealon Hull, Myrna Jol- ley, Teddy Karnes, Dol Kelly, Shirley Kennedy, Pal Kirk, Jean Lawson, Janel Leonard, Clydel- la Long, Hermena Long, Dol McBride, Sammie McCormack, Mary Mclnlyre, Barbara Mason. , .,,.,. ,.,,,,A., , ,,, 5 1 - .- f'a:ES5E',I!e V ..:.:..:::1-: :-. ..-.2. II . assi, I 'X K.. Xi wg E, .. .- .,:.-i V .::g-g:,:, , W. , ,:,-:J . 5 :g , Q gs 1+ , , K , .-wi Wg an K J , , be C. V N' 3 3:23-gf i i. 'V A iw' g.',.,g,,- lm - ::. .:-,sf-: 1-: .Q me h ' .:':' ' E' , fi' 'I Q U' 'A , H V . F use c 4 X1 F-if' 3... . , ,H ' ..,, , -Fwy, is H N .r . .,.. J A - 'ng ' ': :HE ..'-: sms? g m!! .V ,.., A s. ,W ,fm '42 1 JS .-..,.-.- ,.,. B wa ' 3 A ,E A -+1 as l X , F ,, , +P Q Q f ., i if sa f' ws A4 A w ..... , 'Earl , ,F L .,... , , N x X Q ll p 1 Q sp 3' is R sv NEW Q F F91 . ,,,,,:. . Z . , , -V '22 EEZ, - .. -: ' -a . 5 --f' 2:l Q A - f, - x 1 El IOPEAN LITERARY SOCIETY ding, ine Big C program, open sociely eaclw guarler, lvliss Calliope, Jrlie Big Sisier award, inslallalion, ine senior rose, dra- malic successes wiili Columbian broiliers and Pliilo sweeilfiearisg ii is welcoming new and old members io The four lavender walls: if is signing Lillie Sisler lellers Wi+n Callie Love, and meaning Callie Beaufies The Recep+ion for 'Phe Bride 143 CAIIIOPEAN LITERARY SOCIETY II from Ihe boiiom of our hearisg ii is keeping Irue To our moI+o: Remember I.oI's Wife and sfriving foward bigger and beffer goals. Yes, These Things are Ihe Ioundafion of +ha+ infangible somefhing in our sociefy +ha+ we cali +he Callie Spirit TH E CALLI E REPRESENTATIVES D Armand, Drinnen, Tuck, Walker Iunpicfuredj The Four Lavender WaIIs Ring wifh Applause 144 MEMBERS Rulh Mallhews, Nini Mears, Mary Hu Medlin, Audrey Minor, Marlha Monlgomery, Peggy Pil- ner Moore, Belly Cummings Mullen, Joyce Nighberl, Bennie Norwood, Janice Oakes, Belly Lou Qgle, Ella Orr, Evelyn Owens, June Paylor, Belly Pen- dergrass, Belly Pendlelon, June Perkins, Bobbie PreVol, Carolyn Quarles, Wilma Quarles, Ann Ralclill, Margie Reese, Melba Redd, Louise Rymer, Belly Sam- ple, Kalhryn Schuberl, Ernesline Sharp, Gloria Sharp, Joyce Sharp, Belly Rulh Shelby, Doris Shepard, Hazel Shields, Floy Sims, Belly Smilh, Dolly Smilh, Jody Smilh, Lois Smilh, Mary W. Smilh, Nannie Lee Smilh, Nancy Smilh, Sara Smilh, Char- lolle Snyder, Wilma Snyder, Barbara Sosby, Velma Sla- mey, Bunny Slrallon, Alice Sulh- erland, Robbie Sulherland, Sa- rah Swann, Dorolhy Taylor, Ger- ry Tiller, Palsy Temple, Barbara Thomas, Naomi Tuck, Joan Tyre, Belly Lou Underwood, Malois Usellon, Lynn Evans Walker, Bel- ly Walkingslick, Mary Jo Wash- inglon, I-lilna Wallers, Mary Wesl, Charlene Wild, Carolyn Williams, Margie Williams, Nan- cy Williams, Joanne Wilson, Marlha Wilson, Joyce Work- man. HYPAIIAN LITERARY SOCIETY VICE PRESIDENTS Pafferson, Taylor, Allen, Hines BILLIE PATE ISI Quarfer Presidenf BILLIE PATE Miss Hypafia 3 ,1,,-, ,? I t 1 ,, wwf, f :arg BECKY McKAY CONNIE SMITH PEGGY HOLSCLAW Znd Ouarfer Presidenf 3rd Quarfer President 41h Quarter President This year lwas lefi many rich, beauiiiul memories for l-lypaiians. Memories are ours oi energy spenl because oi loyaliy io an ideal: memories oi friends made wlwose names will ever be on our lips,wl1ose lives will ever be in our lwearis. Wiilwin Jrlwe boundaries oi our socieiy liall, many were iirsi in- MARILYN PFISTER Miss Hypafia Crowns fhe Hyp Princess Hyp Princess i MEMBERS Helen Abboll, Doris Adair, Pal Alexander, Joy Allen, Marlha Anderson, Billie Jean Bales, Ma- rianne Bearden, Nancy Beckham, Sally Ann Bell, Mourine Bennell, Connie Benson, Theresa Boehm, Mary Ella Bowers, Phyllis Bowf man, Nellie Bozolle, Joan Bridges, Billie Jo Brock, Frances Brooks, Kalherine Bryan, Vir- ginia Burchlield, Palsy Burres, Carolyn Carson, Doris Carrier, Mary Frances Champion, Fern Campbell, Belly Clark, Marlha Colley, Joyce Collins, Loyce Collins, Lillie Mae Daves, Jean- nelle Davidson, Belly Jean Da' vis, Gladys Davis, Shirley Dede rnon, Belly DeWeiss, Nancy Dill, Belly Donahue, Lonelle Dona- hue, Russell Drinnen, Charlolle Duckell, Gloria Duke, Elizabelh Dykes, lva Elder, Roverna Ellis, Gloria Elheridge, Millie Flynn, Elizabelh Ford, Iris Franks, Clau- delle Garrison, Eliese Genlry, Margarel Gregory, E u n c i e Haas, Janel Hall, Belly Harl, Joyce Harlis, Mary Haslings, Joanne Hallield, Barbara Haun, Imogene Hawks, Belly Haynes, Gayle Heilrnan, Ginny Hellon, Shirley Henline, Carol Henson, Nancy Henson, Shirley Hilernan, Sara Hines, Belsy Holms, Peggy Holsclaw, Ersie Hood, Sarah Hudlow, Bools Hullman, Sara Humphries, Belly Hurley, Mar- garel Jackson, Barbara Irwin, Shirley lsenberg, Mary Jackson, Pally Jenkins, Anna Johns, Bel- ly King, Drucilla King, Peggy Kenley, Evelyn Kirkland, Frances Langlord, Dol Ledlord, Lois Lee, Zoe Della Lee, Carolyn Lellwich, Siolhia Longmire, Jinx Lovin, Palria Lynch, Kalhy Mc- Cullers, Becky McKay. HYPATHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Troducecl To The True ideals oT young womanhood, and as 'They saT, Those same ideals became insTilleol in Their lives. The Hype- Tian LiTerary SocieTy sTands as a silenT symbol oT virTue anol knowledge To Those members who seelc The besT and give Their besT. The Hyps Welcome Their Alumni The Hyp Chris? 149 HYPAIHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY I-Iypalien Lilerary Sociely? II's a sea OI smiling laces: iI's slained glass windows wilh Ihe sun peeping Ihroughg iI's Ihe ruslle of sillc ancl seling iI's called rneelings for The eleclion ol ollicers ancl Iears in Ihe eyes of 'rhose elecleclg rnosl of all, iI's high sland- ards and high ideals-a wealfh of love and Iriendship. REPRESENTATIVES Hypa+ Tolliver, Wilson, Whiie, Haffield 150 MEMBERS Rulh McKnighl, Carolyn Mc- Neil, Mary Marler, Frankie Mar- lin, Barbara Mays, Anne Melz, Barbara Miller, Edilh Milchell, Ellen Moody, Doris Moore, Jean- nelle Moore, Marlha Morgan, Georgia Morris, Anna Mullins, l-lelen Nicely, Sylvia Nicely, Pol- ly Nicholson, Jane Noland, Eva Norlon, Nancy Jo Norlon, Nila Owens, May Dell Owens, Annie Pack, Billie Pale, Joyce Palrick, Carolyn Pallerson, Mariean Pal- lerson, Belly Pally, Marilyn Plis- ler, Pal Phillips, Loreala Phipps. Jane Prollill, P. J, Quillen, Mary Raines, Sue Don Rawls, Pauline Reinhardl, Carol Robinson, Eliz- abelh Robinson, Mary Kale Rod- dy, Belly Rose, Bobbie Rush- brook, Bobbie Russell, Mary Rul- ledge, Mary Sarlin, Ellen Marie Schneider, Billie Jean Schumale, Max Scoll, Doris Shropshire, Eloise Shull, Eugenia Shull, Con- nie Smilh, Rulh Smilh, Wanda Smilh, Salome Souder, Micki Sommerkamp, Bobbie Sorrills, Palricia Spangler, Anne Slew- arl, Carolyn Slreel, lris Sum- mers, Edilh Sullon, Gerry Taylor, Nina Tallenl, Jonelle Teague, Wilma Thompson, Ada Tindell, Carolyn Tolliver, Gerry Toomey, Virginia Townsend, Belly Van Dyke, Mariorie Wallers, Mary Walers, Emma Walls, Pal Waugh, Mary Elizabelh Webb. Janel Weiss, Elossie While, An- nice While, Bobbie Carol Whil- son, Edilh Whilson, Murlene Whillen, Kalhy Wilkerson, Ann Williams, Charlolle Williams, Jennie Kale Williams, Marlha Williams, Palsy Williams, Belly Wilson, Shirley Winlrey, Mar- garel Wenger, Frances Wisecar- ver, Ann Woodard, Margarel Wyrick, Jonalhon Yarnell. PHIIOMAIHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY VICE- PRESIDENTS Weaver, Thornfon, Mobley fHaffieId noi picfuredj KEN THORNTON Isf Ouarfer President MISS GLORIA DUKE Philo Sweeiheari HERSCHEL CREASMAN 2nd Quarter President Thornfon Presides BOB MCCRAY JIM TRANTHAM 3rd Quarter Presidenf 4th Quarier Presidenf Tn The love oT honor, learning and power becomes more Than a moTTo To a member oT The PhilomaThean LiTerary SocieTy3 iT becomes an ideal embedded in The liTe oT each person. The pursual oT This ideei can be seen in The welcoming oT new sTu- denTs, in The supporhng oT The campus acTiviTies, in The burning LESLIE WERNER Mr. Philo MEMBERS Glenn Alvis, Bruce Anderson, Jim Aus+in, Marvin Bass, Odell Breland, George Browder, Wai- rer Brookshire, Dean Buchanan, Bob Burney, Leon Caslle, Bill Choale, Howard Clark, Max Corbin, Jim Corbirf, James Cor- ley, Herschel Creasman, Eddie Davis, Jack Dixon, Lynn Doak, Larry Doyal, Jimmy Dye, Joe Edmonds, Carler Elmore, Paul Fairclofh, Bill Ferguson, Elmer Fosler, Tom Fraker, Roberl Gar- ner, Rafael Gomez, Billy Gra- ham, Gerald Graham, Rollie Harp, Glenn Halfield, Roy Hawk, Bill Heck, Rich Hilion, Ed Hoback, Wilburn Hoglen, Ma- bry Holi, Tommy Holland, Jim Hooper, Franklin Hooks, Larkin Howard, Porler Hudlow, Paul Huff, Edwin Jackson, Joe Jack- son, M. S. Jaynes. . DMM, Q My 4' X' :ww q+3i,': Ei,21i,.',i3 Xi? .if sf Q23 H g Y k isis Kgs '51 Q s Sa ,Q 2 I gs s 15:5 ' + y , an Q E A ,wg La 5 ,. ,,,, Q2 4 , V M si 25 3.25: W- 334 Q was 1 2 .Q . .. .,,. J ,ww 1-2+ SS? 22: 1.2. EW Q5 M ,,,w5,,: 1 - 'z H , ., -::,:-,5i.i,.,:. llfy :- ww , - --i,,,.,,.,,.,. , ,gzwma :gr , V .ex HSS ' . . lf Misa .- .,i.., ,,,.,..,, if , i,,.,,,,,,. , , as ali: M5 fa f -f ,Q -'Q is iv, ,. A .- .ea 1 1. 4 Q 1 as Y ' ,E E f , 2 y T, xiii '..,'-, gf - m s Y 5 My 2 J ef if J E' l Z ii PHILOMATHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY of flue rnidniglil oil 'ro gel Jrlfial researclfi paper linislied, in llwe reverenl lislening lo llwe cliurcli organ as one's noblesl sell rises. Tlwere are many rewarding lacels in being a Phila. ll is a joy To rneel every Friday niglwl, lo receive llial friendly liandclasp, +0 be aclive in programs: no one can express lfiow il feels To see Philos Take Off on Annual Hayride A Novel Slum? for +l1e Pep Rally 155 LOMATHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY HlLd Dfl lhal special someone loolcing lovely al The Philo banquel, nor how il feels To see lhe senior Philos leave. The Philomalhean Lilerary Sociely is more lhan an organizaliong il has become a brolherhoool. in a evo iona Thought Jo and Her Redhofs Go 'lo Town l 156 MEMBERS Bob Johnson, Mike Johnson, Pe+e Larson, Terry Lawless, Charles Ledlord, Leighlon Lew- is, D. L. Lowrie, Dan Lynch, Bob McCray, Brinson McGowan, John McGraw, Bob McNabb, Bobby Jack Marlin, Ruel Mar- lin, Sam M e l + o n, Howard Moore, Jim Moses, Ernesl Nee- ly, Bobby Neil, Omer Painler, Jim Parham, Guy Paflerson, Bobby Polrer, Ronnie Queen, Newell Randles, l-loyl Roberls, Bob Rusmiselle, Bill Saylors, Charles Sharp, Bill Shelby, Bud- dy Sine, Herschel Spivey, Bill Sleele, Jim Surqener, Bob Swal- lord, John Swaflord, Jaclc Tay- lor, Richard Taylor, Ken Thorn- Jron, Clyde Tilley, Jim Tranlham, Lamar Tribble, Don Turner, Bill Ulm, Dallas Vincenl, Bill Wal- lace, Bernard Weaver, Ward Weaver. i I' xxx win nuviax , Sf. ld lo W . l V ll if Firsl Row: Cook, Pickens, Dean, Whilson, Morgan, While, Mr, Cafes, Mrs. Cafes. Second ' Th' d OW! FOUC FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA R Ryder, Moore, Janet Hall, Taylor, Ogle, Jo Hall, Rose, Robinson, Adams. ir Row: C h, Edwards, Genlry, Banning, Wisecarver, Jones, David Taylor, Williams. Fourlh Row: Redd, Sample, S. Niceley, Jackson, Weiss, H. Niceley, Donahue, Haas. prospeclive leachers are Re-pl inlormed on currenl de- velopmenls in educalion lhrough lhe campus chapler ol lhe Fulure Teachers ol America. Wilh a spiril ol cooper- alion, lhe sludenls who plan lo enler lhe leaching lielcl analyze leaching problems, sludy opporlunilies lor sell-de- velopmenl in alliludes and leadership, promole beller classroom procedures, and slimulale prolessional enlhus- iasm by supporl ol slale and nalional programs. Edilh Whil- son and lvlarlha Morgan have served as presidenls. 158 lvloclern Porlia lor English maiors and minors cullivales lilerary apprecialion among ils members. Al presenl, mem- bership is limiled lo lwenly-live iuniors ancl seniors who have mainlaineol high scholaslio aohievemenls in English. For 'rhirleen years, Dr. W. W. Bass has been counselor, and under his guiclance, programs have cenlered around orilricism and review ol lhe besl in modern novels. Souder, Hines, Moore, Paflerson, McKay, Sutherland, Daves, Pale, Davidson, Whilson, Williams, Jackson, Bridges, McBride, Holbrook, Haas, Abboff. E MOD PORT A Www 159 SCIENCE CLUB Nafions, Bahmer, Jones, Owens, Lee, Franklin, Bausum, Fain. Firsf Row: Shepard, Bausum, Ford, Owens, Shields, Hire, White. Second Row: Worley, Rodgers, Chapman, Dickenson, Lee, Gilbert, Adair, Mea- cham, Ferguson. CA RSO N- NEW M AN BIOLOGICAL I ASSOCIATION Above: The Science Club is composed oT maiors and minors in any oT The naTural sciences. Since mem- bership is limiTed To TwenTy, only Those sTudenTs having ouTsTanding schoIasTic records are inviTed To join. Programs are Tocused on The beTTermenT oT The deparTmenTs and individuals by means oT Tilms, lecTures, special proiecTs and membership in The Tennessee Academy oT Science. The climax oT The social program is The annual sunrise brealcf TasT aT Cherokee Lake. Rollie I-larp and Ronnie NaTions have served as presidenTs. Below: The Biology Club, an honorary socieTy Tor ma- iors and minors, builds Tor The TuTure beTTer Teach- ers, docTors, nurses, lab Technicians, and research workers, Emphasis is concenTraTed upon deparT- menTal improvemenT wiTh panel discussions, Tilms, noTed lecTures, varied exhibiTs and parTicipaTion in The Tennessee Academy oT Science. IT is noT all mice and milces Though, Tor The club has so- cials also-anoTher way To sTudy liTe.'i Sara Ford and I-Iovvard Bausurn have served as presidenTs. 160 of 6 Above: The developnnenl ol a Radio Worlcshop on The campus is one ol The rnosl imporlanl ol public relalions proiecls, Under Iacully sponsorship, The worlcshop promoles inlerosl in Carson-Newman and publicizes ils acrivilies, and provides aclual praclice in radio broadcaslinq Tor The sludenls' benelil. RADIO WORKSHOP Sealed: Bowers, Henson, Cafon, Slack- er, Dale. Sfandinq: Church, Nations, Swafford, Cobble, Moc'e, McDonald, Holsclaw, Camp, Breland, Kniseley. Below: Organized and sponsored by Dr. I. N. Carr, The Inlernalional Relalions Club ol Carson-New man College provides a beller underslanding ol world allairs and in inlernalional problems. Menn- bership is open 'ro all sludenls rnaioring or minor- ing in social sludies who have mainlained a B averaqe in This Tie-Id. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Firsf Row.: Carr, Payne, Shelby. Second Row: Alvls, Holbrook, Sutherland, Tay- lor, B. J. Payne, Melz, Stacker. MUSIC EDUCATORS NAHONAL COUNCH FirsT Row: McCulIers, Ellison, Wise- carver, Spivey, Haynes. Second Row: Sufherland, Niceley, Banning, lrwin, Doak, Hall. Members of Eaqleaires: Bennell, Bryan, Cummings, DeWeese, Dill, Ducketl, Phillips, Rains, Rawls, Reece, Rodgers, Russell, Smifh, Wall, Wedel, Wise- carver, Woodard, Alcorn, Biddle, Eas- lf--lev. Gwinn Hendrix, Hyers, Lewis, McClure, McNabb, Niceley, Nichols, Mays, Medlin, Moore, Nighberf, Nice- ley, Norwood, Norfon, Owens, Perkins, Hornbuckle, Irwin, Jenkins, Kenley Drake, Donna Flefcher, Do.olhy Fletch- er, Graqg, Greenwell, Hall, Hawkins, Haralson, Henline, Henson, Hickman, Taylor, West. EAGLEAIRES Under The direcTion oT Mrs. MargareT Haynes, The Music EducaTion maiors This year Tormed The M. E. N. C. This is a clulo holding bi-monThly rneeTings aT which They seek To bring The impor- Tance oT Their chosen Tield inTo more prominence. Below: Formerly known as The chorus, This year This organizaTion sTepped ouT in TronT and donned a new TiTle: ThaT oT The Eagleaires. The group, un- der The direcTion oT Mrs. MargareT Haynes, par- TicipaTes daily in chapel and presenTs choral pro- grams on occasion, Carson-Newmans Eagleaires are desTined To become one OT The mosT acTive or- ganizaTions on campus. Above: Beller inlernalional relalions belween our counlry and lhe Spanish-speaking counlries lhrough slcils, movies, and songs in lhe language is lhe aim ol lhe Spanish Club. Sludenls musl have compleled al leasl one year ol college Spanish wilh superior scholaslic records for aclive mem- bership. 'rf-V, -r-- 1 . QV - , . .,,. , , Sei IFE., .. ffl - -' 25 1- , :2 rj., c AQ, ' ,ggi N ' ' ' 'iE'5:2sE' iw'--was WL, :f'l-:- 'ii -r--- S we ,.., 4 g ,I f,. . --,-' , 4 V so fs , Us 'UP ., Ms - .- -an s M gases? ' wgwg- 5- .,'- :If 'QYIQEEQQQ X . .,g-1 ,..:,:r -- V l ' ' assi -2:,::2f 3' . . gr- ...,, mn , El CLUB ESPANOL THE SPANISH CLUB Below: This Spanish honor sociely is a nalional organi- zalion promoling Hispanic cullure in lhe Uniled Slales. The campus chapler upholds The nalional ideals: lo develop an inleresl in and apprecia- lion for Spanish conlribulions lo modern cullure, lo improve relalions belween English-speaking and Spanish-speaking counlries, and 'ro honor sludenls wilh superior achievemenls in lhe lan- guage. 5 I G M A s s D E L I A Firsl Row: Allen, Alvis, Boone, Edwards, Donahue. Second Row: Gomez, Psyzk, Rogers, Sample, Sommerkamp, Third Row: Williams, Conwell, Cranfford, Johnson, Prince. Haffield, Payne, Prince, Casfeel, Mc- D Id Ed d Q K' ly ona , mon s, ueen, nisee. VARSITY DEBATING TEAM OFFICERS DOYLE CASTEEL , . ....... . A ,capmfn LEE PRlNcE .,,. .... v ice capiazn DAVID KNISELEY . . , . .SecreTary-Treasur DR, E. vv, SYDNOR . . . A A . . sponsor This year's debaTing Team, wiTh a 6370 win raTecl superior wiTh The Pi Kappa DelTa chapTer. The Team is even proucler oT cleTeaTing The rival Maryville Tive Times: in TacT, only Twice have They been cleTeaTeol by Tennessee Teams. There is no argumenT abouT iT, Carson-Newman's olebaTing Team has eTTecTively useol The ArT oT Persuasion To aTTain new rec- ords oT success. 164 DOYLE CASTEEL . LEE PRINCE . . DAVID KNISELY . DR, E. W. SYDNOR Doyle Casleel Joe Edmonds Bill Jones OFFICERS MEMBERS David Kniseley Glenn I-Iallield Tommy Payne . . .Presidenl . . .Vice-Presidenl . . .Secrelary-Treasurer . . . , Sponsor Lee Prince Ronnie Queen Those members of Ihe olebaling Jream who have parlici- palecl in five debales and who have allainecl recognirion bolh in scholaslic ancl oralorical areas are invilecl Io be- come members ol Ihe Pi Kappa Della. The organizalion is a nalional honorary Iralernily, and local chapler member- ship ancl parlicipalion is a goal of dislinclion. P I KAPPA EIIA Firsf Row: Casieel, Edmonds, Haffield Kniseley. Second Row: Payne, Prince Queen, Sydnor. 165 W. POWELL i HALE PLAYERS Cosfumes, Staging, and Make-up, All a Vifal Parf of Any Production MARY ELLA BOVVERS CAROL HENSQN . BFTTY PONAHLTL . LILM AUSTIN . . . LARKLN l-'OVVARC . SUSAN ESTES .... OFFICERS Presider' -Presiden' S544 lFfa X Treasure Chnplair .Sp neo' The smell ol grease painl, Nwhal are you 'rhinking? , selling lighls, memorizing lines' painling llars, llhal horrible qluef lugqing llals, washing brushes, working llill yoifre dead Tired, lhe lhrill ol openihg niqhl-and of a iob well done-all rhese lhings make up drama. Lighfing and Planning Are Needed Too PEGGY HOLSCLAW JODY SMITH . . . MARY ELLA BOWERS Mary Ella Bowers Belly Donahue Gloria Dulce Susan Esfes Harvey Hafcher Peggy Holsclaw OFFICERS MEMBERS Roberf McNabb Belly Cummings Ronnie Nafions Lee Prince Jody Smilh . . . . . . ,Grand Direclor Mullen Grand Business Manager . .Grand Sfaqe Manager Joe Slacker Chuck Thornfon Ada Tindell Hal Warliclc Jack Whifson To be or nor ro be a member of Alpha Psi is clerermined by dramaric qualify. Srudenrs who are oufsranding in dra- marics are inviled To ioin This narional honorary fralernily and are inirialed by rhe local chapler. ln addilion To spon- soring several one-acl plays rhis year, rhe Era Bela pre- senled rhe major proolucrion, The Glass Menagerie ro complele a successful season on Carson-Newman's srage. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Firsi Row: Bowers, Donahue, Duke Haicher, Holsclaw. Second Row: Mc Nabb, Mullen, Nafions, Prince, Smith Third Row: Sfacker, Tindell, Warliclr Whiison. 167 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Firsf Row: Compton, Franks, L. Smifh, Bennefl, Drinnen, Humohries, Presidenf' Mason. Mullen, A. Smilh, Monlgomery. Second Row: Fife, Harris, Beaman, Beckham, Toomey, Shull, Daniel, Shull, Schubert Dale, Rushbrook, Crawford, Brown, Lee, Hennessee. Firsf Row: Cook, Hall, Donahue, Tay- lor, Pickens. Second Row: Meyer, Whil- son, Morgan, Calon, Mullen, Quinley, Adams. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Above: Beller everyday living in beller homes is lhe goal ol The l-lome Economics maior, whelher she plans lor a professional career or a home ol her own. The scope is from chemislry lo cakes, lrom lols lo lexllies, from lhe lhird floor of Baker lo lhe l-lome lvlanagemenl l-louse: hard work bul re- warding resulls. C-N's Home Ec. club combines mulual inleresls wilh lun for lhe besl homemalsers of lomorrow. Below: Whelher il is mass hypnosis or a demonslra- lion ol lhe Rorschach iesl, lhere is always a las- cinaling program awailing lhe members of lhe Psychology Club. The club is reslricled lo psy- chology maiors who inheril lhe lradilions ol lhe club and adiusl These lo lhe new environ- menl ol each year. 168 Above: As an embryo organizalion in a relalively young field on lhe campus, lhe Sociology Club purposes lo inleresl Carson-Newman sludenls in sociology, lo inform lhem aboul lhe social group, lo im- prove human relalions Through worlcing and hav- ing lun logelher. SOCIOLOGY CLUB Firsf Row: Miller. While, Miles. Second Row: Williams, Bowman, Hawks, Garri- son, Allen, McNabb, Moore. Below: For Those sludenls majoring or minoring in French, wilh a high academic average, Le Cercle Francais ollers praclice in lhe spolcen language and a deeper apprecialion ol lhe cullural baclc- ground and people of France. LECERCLE FRANCAIS Mears, Jackson, Prince. Second Row: Cooper, McNeil, Dennis, King, Webb, Chew, Schumale, Campbell, Third lard, Sharp, Cochrurn, mwtm M. .S swirfmivi Firsl Row: Lanlz, Mitchell, Steele, Row: Moody, Greenwell, Norfon, Han- son, Kniseley. Fourlh Row: Smilh, Mil- Clarence Coolr, Drum Maior: Barbara Mason, Band Sponsor MAJORETTES Quarles, Workman, Captain, Hull, Oakes BAND LETTER CLUB An orange sweaTer wiTh a blue C-N pracTice, The pep rallies, halT-Time per- is an insignia To wear proudly, Tor iTs rep- Tormances in Treezing weaTher, The band resenTs membership in ProTessor Hubers Tour, The campus concerT and The annual band and one's cooperaTion, abiliTy and banqueT spell ouT hard worlc and Tun Tor experience ThrouqhouT The year. Daily The playing members and The drill squad. Firsf Row: Rankin, Norfhern, ElliSon,.FarrT1er, Doak, Peek, Cob- ble. Second Row: Wesf, Dykes, Wisecarver, Workman, Wild. Direcfor Third Row: Hendrix, Cook, Brofherion. CARSON-NEWMAN BAND Under The leadership ol Professor l-lu- ber, The band encouraoies individual musi- cal Talenl, develops a spiril ol coopera- Jrion in praclice and performances, and promoles Carson-Newman by Hs success- Tulness. l-lighliqhls ol The year are Toolbail game and pep rally performances, The an- nual Tour, and The sponsoring of Band Day for Tennessee secondary schools. This year The larqesl Band Day lo dale was lopped wilh a Superior raling Tor C.- Nfs band. Firsf row: Bell, Bahner, Grillilh, Wild. Second row: Wallace, l-lonaker, Eugenia Shull Bryan, Nicely, Biddle, Norlhern, Gulh, Brolher- lon. Third row: Wisecaryer, E. l-lendrix, Eloise Shull Farmer Peek, lvl. Cook, F. l-lendrix, l-leilner, Rusf T71 miselle, Schubert Byrd, Dykes, Sleele, Neely, Graham. Four+h row: Quarles, Workman, Mason, C. Cook Oakes, l-lull, Sommerkamp, Cobble, Rankin, Wesl Ellison, Doak, Sams, THE OFFICERS Holi, Pendergrass, Weaver, Presidenlg McCullers, Purcell, Smith, Cox. Firsl' row: Dilworlh, Pendergrass, Sample, McCul- lers, Davis, Kennedy, lvl. Anderson, Bowers, B Shelby, Wilson, Banning, Owens, Lawson, lvlc Kay, Ledlorcl. Second row: Summers, Brown, N. Smilh, C. Wil liams, l-lolrns, Pigq, Eudy, league, Schumale, Sommerkamp, Taylor, L. Smilh, J. Smilh, Drinnen Pranks. THE MADRIGAL SINGERS Firsl Row: Dilworfh, Pendergrass, McCuIlers, Brown, Lawson, Smilh. Second Row: Brookshire, Cox, Poller, Privelle. Third row: Creasman, Peek, Spivey, Brookshire Dow, D. Shelby, Ulm, Peacock, Neil, Poller, Mc Cray, Ledlorcl, Brooks. Fourlh row: Doyal, l-loll, While, Weaver, l-luling Cox, Reynolds, B. Anderson, Clark, Purcell, Pri velle, Werner, P. Smilh, Sellers. THE QUARTET Brookshire, Cox, Poffer, Privetie CAPPEL The Carson-Newman Choir has for many years been one of lhe mosl aclive organizalions on lhe campus. Since I+ was firsl organized in i930 by Professor Lufher C. Carfer, il has grown from The original group of lwenly singers To ils presenl membership of sixfy. New members are Chosen a+ The beginning of each school year by compefilive audilions. The presenf direclor, Fessor Charles H, Jones, has worked wilh The choir for six years and is beloved by all lhe members. THE SEXTET Dilworfh, Lawson, Smifh, McCuIlers, Brown, Banning LA CHOIR This group is in conslanl demand lor appearf ances al convenlrions, civic clubs and churches fhroughoul The slale, ln addilion lo early parlicie palion in worship chapel services, lhe choir pre- senls approximalely lwenlyelive concerls each year rhroughoul The soulheasl, including annual Chrislmas and spring campus concerrs. In The pas? six years lhis group has been presenlred ai cilies localed in all of lhe Soulhern slales includ- ing appearances ar lhe Soulhern Baplisl Conven- lion and over +he Baplisl Radio Hour. CHARLES JONES Direcfor KENTUCKY CLUB Firsl Row: R. Hile, V. Hile, Dykes, Owens. Second Row: Palfe son, Howard, Doyal, Murrell. Sealed: Holbrook, Whiflen, Holms, Sommerkamp, Heilman, Fletcher, Bates, Williams, Hornbuckle, Hastings. Sland- ing: Noland, Ward, Perkins, Lewis, Thornlon, Dow, Alcorn, Hibbifls. CLUB Above: Full ol slale spiril and pride, lhe sludenls from Kenlucky uniled in lheir own club lo gel beller acquairiled wilh each olher, lo leel al home al Carson-Newman, and lo sing lhe praises Ol lheir l'Old Kenluclcy Home 'ro olher C.-N. sludenls. Below: Far from home, lhe Florida sludenls gel lo- gelher and share mulual inleresls. The spiril of good will permeales lhe campus, and Carson- Newman sludenls keep in louch wilh The Suri- shine Slale- lhrough lhe aclivilies ol lhe Florida Club. Above: 'Loyally 'ro Norllw Carolina , . is llwe unwrillen mollo of llwe Tarlweel Club, and llwis oldesl of llie slale clubs claims many loyal Norllw Carolinians. 'Clie club promoles closer relalions among slu- denls from ine Tarlveel slale and creales inleresr from ollwer sludenls. TAR-HEEL CLUB Firsf Row: Lanfz, Moore, Jackson, Ellis, McHan, Haas, Morgan. Second Row: Ledford, Parham, Abboll, Price, Nor- ton, Winfrey, Dedmon, Huffman, Cof- fev, Harlis, Langford, May. Third Row: Adams, Green, McClure, Slines, J. Jackson, Gribble, Squires, DeWeiss, Rose, Payne, Sfamey. Below: 'Nollwing could be liner 'man lo be from Soullw Carolina, and llie Soullw Carolina Club brings logellier llwose sludenls who sing ils praises. Wills common bonds of friendliness and loyally, 'flue club prornoles friendships and campus inleresl in ils aclivilies. SOUTH CAROLINA CLUB First Row: Gregory, Shields, Hooks, Lovin, Kniseley, Redd, Hilton. Second Row: Roqers, Davidson, Warlick, Hall, Knighf Breland, Medford, Grady. CHAHANOOGA CLUB Sealed: Elder, Brown, Holland, Moss, Camp, Wilson, Peacock, Johns, Taylor. Standing: Weaver, Metz, Marler. First Row: Whife, Shropshire, Crow, Benson, E. Hendrix, Paflerson. Second Row: Mc6Ion, Siewad, Green, Parker, Patrick, McDonald, F. Hendrix, Moore, Sfeele. GEORGIA CLUB Above: The Chailanoogans ai Carson-Newman prove iheir civic pride and loyally by ioining The Chal- lanooga Club. Since lhere are enough members lo charler a bus home for The holidays, ii is easily observed why ihis is one of 'rhe largesl organi- zalions ol ils kind on campus. Sludenls from The Loolaoul Cily gel belrer acquainled and beller acquainl olher sludenls wilh Their ciiy. Below: A spiril of loyally in lhal Deep Soulhern slale of Georgia is The loundaiion ol lhe Georgia Club. Uniied by 'rhis common bond, Georgians find a Mhome away from home in iheir organizae lion. Through planned programs and various ace liviiies, inleresi and inlormalion is provided aboul a Peach ol a Slaie. Above: The newly organized Baptist Student Union Choir is the third choir on our campus. The sixty- seven voices were chosen trom l35 students who auditioned tor this organization by Herschel Creasman, the director and organizer ot the choir. None ot these students belong to the A Capella Choir. The B. S. U. Choir has already appeared betore such groups as the State B. S. U. Convention in Johnson City and numerous other appearances in nearby churches and campus activities have been made. B. S. U. CHOIR First Row: Creasman, Jolley, Tallant, Z. Lee, Davidson, Clabo, Graqg, Hen- line, Trotter, Draper, Pfister, Goans, Shropshire, Souder, Perkins, Watters, Pianist. Second Row: Ort, lsenberg, Sutherland, Bates, Jenkins, Lynch, Hel- ton, Clark, Castle, Allen, B-ehm, Dill, Church Thi'd Row: Irwin, Mines, Bow- man, Elder, Guys, Brewster, l-lornbuckle, Fletcher, Graham, Greene, Snyde.-, R. Smith, Rawls, Patrick, Heck, Ogle. Fourth Row: McGowan, McNabb, Doak, Easterly. Turner, Hendrix, Gwinn, D. Hyers. C. Hvers, Spencer, Niceley, Mel- ton, F. Green, Wallis, Blaylock. Below: Those little extras that spice up the meals are the work ot the Cateteria Club? the Hal- lowe'en decorations, the cheery Christmas party that radiated a home like atmosphere, the Valen- tine theme with the Heart program and the Home Economics Fashion Parade are memorable events. Everyone working in the Cateteria becomes a member ot the club, an organization ot hours ot work and plenty ot pleasure. CAFETERIA CLUB First Row: Hawks, Davidson, Vincent, Larson, Mines, Sparkman, Ha alson, Owens, Duke. Second Row: Bozell, Har- tis, Kirkland, White, Honaker, Nigh- bert, Taylor, Daves, Garner, Payne, Watts. Third Row: Haas, Jackson, Bates, Wilson, Ellis, Williams, Donahue, Smith, Groseclose, Bennett, Mays, McHan. Fourth Row: Tilley, Tribble, Wood, Moore, Brooks, Edmonds, Brackelt, Dale. Fifth Row: Thornton, McNabb, Lewis, Jaynes, Rogers, Privette, Roberts French. fy Mk is Ni is Q' I ,R lr W X laik , , Q9 . Q7 it Ig., X . is 5 5 . - iii: Hg- gx 4 ..,,, f I A' , : -' , E. '. ,I Z., -1 fl Bffmgt QA' , ' ' V 4 Q' isa . ,M k 4 2.12, .' gn . kwa 5 M as 1 A .fy il gk. Q. A up . 0 Q k ,M xg!! ,TN Az . ,, ws , J ,, 5 21 9 1 . 4-, 'E?2: 5z'.,'.,v:., - ' V' 7 V fi Q W A K 4- ,,.n ,,1,H,,,,.w A ' .1-:I Q rn' y S ,Q s 5 - 1, y - i, gfrfmww 'N H 'i -5-f ' ,. J ' jim img I , . :I .- Mi, awww Q -,,,.... - . . wwddl ly 1 mr- . nf, XR X! ,, ' W mhz, Y. K H- . V V 5. Q t, , N. , ,W G N he X N a ' kN,xv . SH V MMWMWX f x Hg ww Wjgmw MISS ROBBIE SUTHERLAND MISS ESTHER FITE MISS CARSON-NEWMAN ma Mme pa fe The class of I954 selecled Ihree of rheir rnosl oulslancling seniors-Eslher File, Billie Pale, and Robbie Sulherland--as can- didales for Ihe Top honor al Carson-Newman College: Ihal of being chosen Miss Carson-Newman. These candidales were pre- senled Io Ihe sludenl body and individual qualilicalions were reviewed. The sludenl body Ihen voled by secrel ballol for Ihe girl whom Ihey fell mosl deserved Ihe honor. The APPALA- CHIAN presenls your Miss Carson-Newman, 'rhe one +ha+ sym- bolizes TruIh, Beauly and Goodness -Miss Billie Pale. bf 2 ...E we MISS GERRY TAYLOR , ' 3 fy 1 ' 1 fi fl H ' ie 4A Q ' -5 e' ,Hz b fifff , 9' 'KM ' ax 55- N Y LV k g iggle mN?Q?,3 ,. .Z ., .: .... - 2' fs fffvf-W PM 5 , ,, Hg,7'g fgliffgl' ' Li' -V V 2 A . .,.,, , . 2: V Shag . - ' f L5'f? '2- 5? V 5.125 . ' 2. :eq L, 4 1112 .52 g. gsm ff.. 1-1:2E'TEw ., ' Senior Representative MISS IVA LOU ELDER Junior Representative MISS SHIRLEY KENNEDY Sophomore Representative MISS MARGIE REECE Freshman Representative ORITES MRS. CHARLOTTE SEATON HUFF Freshman Runner-up MISS CLOVA LEE MAY Sophomore Runner-up wwwiifiiwk .A - ' , . Z. MISS BARBARA MASON Spo Band nsor MISS BARBARA ELLIS Homecoming Oueen MISS SHIRLEY DEDMON Harvest Festival Queen MISS JEANNETTE HASTINGS Valentine Oueen im' MISS CORNELIA SMITH May Oueen WHO'S WHO DOYLE CASTEEL GLORIA DUKE FRANK DAVIS BETTY DEAN ESTHER FITE SARA FORD IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES I92 ROLL!E HARP CAROL HENSON SARA HUMPHRIES DOT McBRIDE BOB McCRAY NITA OWENS BILLIE PATE ROBBIE SUTHERLAND TED WILLIAMS pl l'Ill.lh, - N-if 'Q 5 BILL POWELL and PEGGY HOLSCLAW Loyaliy FRANK DAVIS and DOT McBRIDE Infellecfualufy TOMMY PAYNE and ROBBIE SUTHERLAND Characfer HERSCHEL CREASMAN and BECKY McKAY Friendliness SENIOR SUPERLATIVES , W XWMW BANTIE TRANTHAM and JONELLE TEAGUE ESTHER FITE AND JACK WHITSON Versafilify Personaliiy 195 4:pNCARfS J DUATE5 N . ,gms 4, .v 2,05 QE? fig S2511 :fri ii: 35? ' Za? ' 5 55 555 A we W vi . Coin Toss-u CARSON-NEWMAN 7: WESTERN CAROLINA 0 This was lhe lirsl Tesl of Jrhe year for lhe Eagles, and records show lhal il is usually one ol lhe mosl dillicull games lor C.-N. lvlany lans were posilive lhal Jrhe Calamounls would lalce The Eagles on The cold, rainy nighl, bul lhe inspired C.-N. learn complelely con- lrolled lhe enlire ball game. New corner, Bill Bacon, led lhe Eagles wilh speclacular runs lhe enlire nighl. The oulslanding defensive play ol lVlcReynolds, C.-N. end, lcepl Carolina in lheir own lerrilory all nighl. Don l-lamplon pushed across lo score early in The second MANAGERS COACHES -ivhsak O p c -cAPTAiNs Cleve Com Johnson, McCord, Wrinkle Campbell, Nefcher, Har plon, John MUD SWEAT AND CHEERS First Row: Morgan, Dalton, Bacon, Hampton, Roe, Stansberry, Burton, Hudson, Mile, McClain, Sorrills, Duke. Second Rrow: Mulkey, Scroqgs, Lynch, Compton, Jenkins, Ferguson, Hardin, Murdock, L. Conner, Swafford, Hyder, Bowman. Third Row: J. Conner, Gastley, Farrow, Buckner, Larson, McClure, McHenry, Henson, J, Lambert, Holt, Maples, Jones, Ogle. Fourth Row: Wilson, S, Smith, D. Smith, J. Wright, King, Oakley, Pruett, T. Smith, Bingham, Murrell, Jollitte, N. Wright, M. Lambert, McReynolds, - .4 Ag Q l AV' quarter tor the game's only touchdown which resulted as the win- ning touchdown tor Carson-Newman. CARSON-NEWMAN l3: EMORY-HENRY I9 A touchdown in the last minutes ot the game gave a victory to the Wasps. Led by back, Kendall Morgan, and co-captains Lambert 201 A JOHN LAMBERT JACK HARDIN Tackle Cenfer NORMAN WRIGHT DICK WILSON Back End HAROLD SORRILLS Back CLEVE COMPTON Guard BILL BACON Back CHARLIE KING Cenfer LEE STANSBERRY End and CompIon, Ine EagIes pIayed Emory and Henry on even Ierms for Ine enlrire ball game. I+ was iusf one oIII1ose breaks II1aI Takes place in a Ioofball game, and This Iime if was in Iavor of ine Wasps insread of ine Eagies. CARSON-NEWMAN I3: CENTRE 0 Almosr a capaciry crowd was on Iiand for ine Homecoming game Io see Iiie EagIes Ialce on a I1igIwIy regarded Cenire CoIIege eIeven. Carson-Newman's offense was clicking Io perfciion around ROY BURTON Back . 411 KENDALL MORGAN VERNON JENKINS Back Guard SAM MURRELL Tackle BOB BUCKNER Back SNUFFY SMITH Center yr ff' Mn Kendall Morgan and Norman Henson as lhey gave The defense of Cenlre College a busy nighl. R. l.. Maples. a sophomore cenler. played a greal defensive game especially as a pass defender. The enlire leam played well Jrogelher lo lhe delighl of The Homecoming crowd. CARSON-NEWMAN 0: EAST TENN. STATE COL. 25 The Buccaneers were really ready lo pul on a show for Their Homecoming crowd. The Eagles seemingly had lheir share of The K. Bl Wi Morgan Picks Up Yardage Dalfon Carries ihe Bell LZ-10dNE5 bad brealcs as penallies and iumloles lcepl lhem from really advanc- ing all nighl. John Jollille, lullbaclc, drew conslanl allenlion from caneers lrouble all nighl. everyone presenl wilh his hard-charging runs which gave The Buc- CARSON-NEWMAN 27: TENNESSEE WESLEYAN O Norman l-lenson again led The Eagles offensively wi'rh long spec:- Jracular runs. The Eagles were nol in lop physical shape as a resull of The Slrale game and were forced To use many of Their reserves. Charlie King played an oulslanding game on defense along wilh Tommy Dallon, caplrain-elecl ol nexf year's sguad, who complelely slopped Wesleyan's passing allaclc. Pre-Game Huddle Hampfon Carries 'The Ball c:ARsoN-NEwMAN is: AUSTIN PEAY I4 R- LLCQQPLES This was one of The mosl speclacular wins of The season Tor The Eagles as They were considered a lwenly-poinlr underdog by sporls wrilers. The smaller Eagle Team oulplayed Ausfin Peay all nighl. Q EARL FARROW BOB MULKEY CHARLES PRUETT HAROLD ROE NICK HYDER Back Back Tackle Center Back DON OAKLEY MAC LAMBERT JOHN JOLLIFFE JACK OGLE NORMAN HENSON Tackle Tackle Back Cenfer Back Big Jolwn Jollllle again was llwe ollensive 'rlwreal for llwe Eagles. Bill Bacon also lurned in a speclacular game. The enlire learn played lrleads up ball, and vlclory was assured lo llwem lor il. CARSON-NEWMAN 7: MARYVILLE 0 Always ma laaaaaa aama of +ha year lor laawr aalaaala, can was delermineol lo Wm Hara aaa. A pass To Norman Henson in lha opening parl ar llwe game lor a +aaaaa1aWa gave a viclory lo ma Eagles. John Larnberl's beaulilul punllng kepl +1aa Scollles deep JIM McCLAlN HARRY HUDSON BOB DUKE SHIELDS SMITH PUDDLES MURDOCK Guard Guard Cenler Back Guard ri' 4 r a...' ....... , aa. a ., - .,- LONNIE CONNER MACK BINGHAM TOMMY J. DALTON TOMMY MIZE RONNIE MCCLURE Back End Back Back Guard LOY BOWMAN PETE LARSON JOE WRIGHT DON HAMPTON ARNOLD MCREYNOL End Back End Baclf End in lheir own lerrilory all nighl. Cleve Complon was also speclac- ular on his alerl defensive play lhal caused many ball carriers lo lose yardage for Maryville. CARSON-NEWMAN I9g HOWARD I3 Fans were on Jrheir feel for mos? of lhis game as il was filled wilh excilemenl galore. Coming from be-hincl, The Eagles scored one of The mosl impressive wins of lhe season. Kendall lvlorgan's kickoff relurn of ninely-six yards pul a sparlc in The Eagles which 206 W 45311 ifaimfwgtk TS? TT , ,T ,T T XQQTTESYTT: wr-aaa we fm. U X TED SMITH FRANK BATES End Guard RUSS MCHENRY HENRY STOUT Back Back Could noT be puT OUT all nighT. David SmiTh Turned in one oT The mosT spedacular deTensive games oT The season along wiTh The resT oT The hard charging C.-N. line. Shields SrniTh, reserve baclc, also played a greaT game aT Tailbaclc Tor The Eagles. This vicTory was a greaT one wiTh which To wrap up The season. C N Scores Again Morgan and Henson Go In MAX BIVENS Caprain LOWERY BIVENS S. SMITH PAYNE Guard Forward Guard Forward Opening lhe I953-54 season on Their own courr, lhe Car- son-Newman Eagles made Jrheir lirsr promising appearance when lhey romped over Johnson Bible College loy a score of 70 To 48. Allhough rhe 'ream was plagued lo a large degree by inexpe- rience, Caprain Max Bivens and Lyle Finley, fhe only relurning lellermen, ioined wifh olher players in producing whal was +o be one of 'rhe besl' leams ever wilnessed by C-N. siudenls, faculiy and friends. Caplain Bivens, perhaps one of 'rhe besr men ever allired in a C.-N. uniform, direcled lhe Carson-Newman Eagles from his key forward posifion. l-lis Thirly poinls againsf Oak Ridge and his rwenly-eighl poinls againsr Milligan were only lwo of his many oulsfanding games. Ar The olher forward posilion was Bulch Ayres, a promising freshman from Harlan, Kenluclcy. Lyle Finley and Chalres Lowery shared one guard posilion, andCreed DANIEL MELLINGER FINLEY Guard Cenfer Guard 208 CAGE CAPERS AYRES McMAHAN Forward Forward 1 Firsl Row: Nefcher, Ayres, Mellinqer, Bivens, FInIey, Payne. Second Row: McCord, McMal1an, Daniel, Lowery, Smifh, Easier. Daniel occupied lhe olher guard spol. Arnold lvlollinger, a 'Freshman from Knoxville, was oulslanding al lhe cenler posilion. These players were eriicienlly baclcecl up by such capable re- serves as A. G. Payne, David lVlcMahan, and Shields Smilh. The Eagles finish our lheir season by parlicipaling in The Smoky lvlounlain Alhlelic Conference, and placing lwo players, Caplain Max Bivens and Arnold lvlellinqer on lhe All-Tourna- menr leam. 209 f' mai' l THE TEAM Firsf Row: Maddux, Cobburn, Ladd, Sines, Buckner, French. Second Row: McCord, Roach, Shorf, Norwood, PoHer. Carson-Newman Carson-Newman Carson-Newman Carson-Newman Carson-Newman Carson-Newman Carson-Newman Carson-Newman. . Carson'Newman Carson-Newman. . I953-54 SCHEDULE . 70: Johnson Bible College ...... . 587 Weslern Carolina Teachers' College . .601 Oak Ridge Laboralory ..... . . 577 King College ...., . , . 982 Oak Ridge Laborafory . . . . . ,771 Belmonl College .... . . 753 Tennessee Wesleyan College . . , . 83: Tennessee We'sleyan College . , . . .743 King College . . . . . . . . 75: Emory and l-lenry. , . . MANAGERS McCord, Easier Carson-Newman , Carson-Newman , Carson-Newman . Carson-Newman . Carson-Newman . . . Mellinger lumps 1 Emory and Henry . , , , 73 I Tusculum ......,. . , 94 7 Lincoln Me-morial Uniyersily .... 92 I Union College ....... . . 90 ' Milliqan , . . . . . . 85 Macldux Hes up fhe ball Daniel l1i+s+l'1e buckel Carson- Carson Carson- Carson Carson Carson Carson- Carson Carson Mellinger goes up Lincoln Memorial Universily . . , 75 Tusculum ..,., ...... 9 6 Weslern Carolina Teachers' College IO7 Union College .... .... 7 4 Maryville College . . . HI Milligan College . . . Ql Maryville College , . . . 93 SMOKY MOUNTAIN TOURNAMENT -Newman ...... .633 Milligan College' ..., . 62 -Newman . . .727 Emory and Henry College . . . . 76 1' C rr. Second TENN Cafflef, a R W I y Dobyns Huling. Conwell. S.M.A.C. CHAMPIONS The I953 Carson-Newman fennis feam grabbed fop honors in fhe Smoky Mounfain Conference as fhey made a clean sweep of all fheir conference mafches. The fennis feam was conference runner-ups during l95Ig co-confer- ence champions in l952, and conference champions in I953. The fennis feam in order of posifions are as follows: Buddy Cafleff, No. lg C. I.. l-luling, No. 23 Prenfice Fox, No. 3: Crufchfield Brooks, No. 43 Bobby lvlarfin, No. 53 and Bill Jennings, No. 6. 212 ln fhe spring of l953, Coach Frosfy l'lolf led fo fhe dia- mond probably one of fhe mosf spirifed baseball squads in fhe hisfory of fhe school. ln his own words, Those boys would fighf you af fhe drop of a haf, and many fimes you wouldn'f have fo drop if. lf was fhis fighfing one-for-all and all-for-one spirif fhaf made fhem fhe foughesf feam in fhe conference. The Eagles finished fhe season in fhe runner-up spof of fhe conference, losing only fo a frealc season schedule of fhe champs. BASEBALL Daniel , M Cl P k, Dali Hampfon L b f GI aih, Holf Clark, R yf ld P y Smiih, Eason, Ash, Tarv F I y D kerson, Weaih- f d P ll H on. 213 BOOSTER CLUB D k P if V ce-Presidenfg C. L. H l g P d T, Jody Smifh, Sec- T y. C: King, HIT Bowman, Cheafham, Weatherford, J hnson, M. Lamberlg Hampton, Duke, Jolliffe, Bingham Mc- Reynolds, Peacock, Payne, S lls, Swafford, Prueffg N: Compton, D Hon, Bacon, Henson, Finley, Powell, P Her, Murdock, J k'ns, J. Lambert, M ples. MEN'S LETTER CLUB Above: The BoosTer Club, under The leadership oT C. l.. l-luling, sponsored pep rallies, BoosTer buses To TooTball games, and made arrangernenTs Tor TransporTaTion To The S. lvl. A. C. TournamenT. They also spon- sored The biggesT BoosTer day in The his- Tory oT The college. Below: Following The ToughesT iniTiaTion oT any club on Campus, leTTermen become mem- bers oT The lVlen's Le+Ter Club. The club is responsible Tor The hoT dogs and cold drinks sold aT TooTball games and The pop- corn, candy and drinks sold aT baslceTball games. The climax oT The year is The an- nual l.eTTer Club BangueT aT GaTlinburg. CHEERLEADERS Firsr Row: Casfle, Rurledge, Ausfin. Second Row: Drinnon, E. Fife, Perkins. Third Row: Kennedy, B. Fife, Brown. The Cheerleaders in Acfion Praciicing every aiiernoon and Then cheering Themselves hoarse on Sai- urciey nighis ei' Eooibeli games--These are ihe cheracierisiics oi a cheer- leader. 215 GIRLS LETTER , , CLUB L Ford, iddins, Sims, Wilson, McBride Sharp, Drinnon. WOMENS SPORTS EAGLE CLUB Firsi Rn-1: pHiiEYSOD Second Pow: Lonq 'ire. Su'herIand, Hu Phipps, Third Row: Nighberf, Huffman, McKniqhf, Fife, Sharp, The qiri's ainleiic clubs Take new acquain- Jrances and weld Hwem info warm, life-long friendships Hwrouqn hard work and hard play. Hiking, fielci hockey, soccer, volley- SWIM CLUB First Row: Sufherland, Sharp, Fife, Garner. Second Row: Thomp son, Kennedy, Fryar, Hull. 216 ball, life-saving, baslcelball, soflball, build-- ing The concession sland and selling hor dogs and coffee al foolloall games-mem bers willw llleir besl fool forward in a spirll HOCKEY TEAM Bozell, Garner, Huffman, Nighberf, Norwood, Campbell, Duckeff Sfouf, Toomey, Longmire, Hull. VOLLEY BALL TEAM Knisely, Morris, Sims, Hull, Smiih, Underwood. BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Kniseley, Matthews, Mafihews, Bearden. Second Row Morris, Underwood, Sims, Sufherland, Sharp, Ford, Smiih. of cooperallon. Then comes llle inlllalion, earning an Eagle, Hwe coveled leller and The lonq awalled banquel in C-Eallinburg. T i W , N E wg ju--f I 1 NTRAMURALS The inTramural program complemenTs The varsiTy Tor beTTer all-round col- lege aThleTics. lnTramurals provide aThleTics Tor everyone wiTh physical de- velopmenT and lceen class and socieTy compeTiTion. This year, under The direcTion oT Joe STaclcer and Wallace Neas, a new poinT sysTem has been insTalled. SporTs parTicipaTed in are soccer, Touch TooTball, baslceTball, soTT- ball, cross-counTry, swimming, volley ball, and Tennisq The socieTy or class Team wiTh The highesT number oT poinTs aT The end oT The year is awarded a Trophy. PromoTion oT co-operaTion and Triendly compeTiTion are rewards Tor all. MACK PMN SERVICE GARAGE SERVICE STATION WEST END SUPER MARKET LAKEVIEW GARAGE CQIVIPLIIVIENTS OF TATE 8: INGRAM p:ARMER5 STQRE THOMAS PAN AM SERVICE STATION Andrew Johnson I'IIgITway L B MAY'S DEPARTMENT STORE FASHION SHOP ELE Meat Products r S 'E 896 I954 EAST TENNESSEE PACKING COMPANY KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF . T. HAGKNEY C0 WHOLESALE GROCERS Feafuring SToIceIy's California Fruifs and Vegefables KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OAKMONT FARMS DAIRY COMPLIMENTS OF COIVIPLIIVIENTS DOGGETT HARDWARE co. OF Phone 86 YOUR DOGGEITOHEAQQ STORE COLLEGE CLEANERS MORRISTOWN, TENNESSEE MORRISTOWN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Serving C-N for more Ihan 30 years SEE OUR STUDENT AGENTS TARR CHEVROLET CO. JEFFERSON CITY, TENN. WHITE OFFICE MACHINE CO. MARYVI LLE, TENNESSEE II your pidure cIoesn'+ appear any- where in Ihe annual, Ihen puI one here. -we-mm A all ,W-M - fm ,- an ,,,., a '1pg,,fV ' A 5' :sm JEFFERSON HARDWARE COMPANY JEFFERSON CITY, TENNESSEE H' pleases us To please you SKEEN FURNITURE COMPANY We Make Home LiveabIe Phone 3l42 JEFFERSON CITY, TENNESSEE COMP'-'MENT5 SPORTING GOODS OF KNOXVILLE SPORTING GOODS CO. CALDWELL DRUG Exclusive WILSON Dealers 5-O3OI - 5-O3I2 JEFFERSQN CITY' TENNESSEE 7IO S. Gay ST, Knoxville, Tennessee BENToN's RESTAURANT COMPQIQAENTS Good Food TAYLOR ELECTRIC and COMPANY Hospllamy RADIO REPAIR Jefferson Cily Phone 3268 Phone 236i CO PLIMENTS WEST END CAFE M Open 6 A.IvI. Close I2 RM. 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FURNITURE a APPLIANCES JEFFERSON CITY L. PARKS COMPANY Deparfmeni' S+ore The Home of Beflrer Values JEFFERSON CITY, TENNESSEE 4? COMPLIMENTS OF HALE BROTHERS WHOLESALE Frui+s--Vege'IabIes MORRISTOWN, TENNESSEE f' 5 Q gk x K 2 KR Q I V x 33 COMPLIMENTS OF FRANKLIN SUPER MARKET FIELDS PHARMACY COMPLIMENTS WALI-ABE PATRONIZE HARDWARE SUR COMPANY ADVERTISERS WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS MO LEEPER HARDWARE COMPANY FIRESTONE Tires 8: Tubes Aufo Supplies GENERAL ELECTRIC 81 PHILCO Appliances Sporiing Goods JEFFERSON CITY, TENN. MORRISTOWN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Serving C-N for more Hwan 30 years SEE OUR STUDENT AGENTS STE-INWAY COMPLIMENTS EvereH Cable-Nelson OF PIANOS LYNN SHEELEY co. G, O, BUTLER CO, JOHNSON CITY KNOXVILLE C I MQRRISTOWN JEFFERSON cm, TENNESSEE fa-wx rs ------.M R f- -X f WA., WC.. : . for 25 years the iFas11ion Name' in Rayon . . . tomorrow Nylon American Corporation PLANTS AT LOWLAND, TENNESSEE and ENKA, N. C. BLANC 8: WEST LUMBER CO. 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Roland O, Leavell, Presidenl' SOUTHEASTERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Wake Forest, N. C. Sydnor L. Stealey, President GOLDEN GATE BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Berkeley, Calif. Harold K. Graves, President A call to preach is a call to prepare S0lI'I'Il IE IIN BAP SHIPE 81 CATLETT g , 0:55105 Phone 32 lbrefm .Slap JEFFERSON CITY, TENNESSEE TINSLEY-CLIFTON JEWELRY COMPANY JEFFERSON CITY, TENNESSEE ,mmm PET KM: DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. MORRISTOWN, TENN. W vw-Gunn. fir 2: Q2 A , fn wwe 1 LU fi gg 55? Q Q 1 . 25 THIS BOOK ENGRAVED BY CAPPER ENGRAVING CO. THIS BOOK DESIGNED AND PRINTED BY BENSUN PRINTING CU 'iv .t :nh W ,W Q A, -Y ir 544, 'gf X x' Y' ' QS. 1 5 M K VA m Q Q ,, 1 Mi ' w 3, gk 4 fu gai. , J 9 191' 1 lv ,, g A A Tl I Z.. .... , '6 Y J ..,... : .s,z5. -1'1 ' .dl 4 4 4 J 1, KJ 1 s',xq iii' - !. A a 2 we A my We wma GH MM M W WW ' Qgmiw XE :N W ww, W W ' ' , - -z -' 'wma-:2vszswze-si-1-is-1, K 4 . 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