East Tennessee State University - Buccaneer Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)

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ZELMA LEE BURKE Sweetwater, Tennessee ENGLISH-HOME ECONGMICS V Pi Sigma Vice-President Pi Sigma, Wiilter '21, President Pi Sigma, Fall '21, Secretary Middle Year Class, '21-'22, Assistant Art Editor, Old Hickory. We may live without money, we may live without books, , But civilized man cannot live without cooks. Zelma Lee, otherwise known as 'fPreacher, was born at the home of her parents on her birthday. She was born to be a pessimist there can be no doubt. Her earliest .ex- pression was a grin. Now she faces the world with a smile. Home Economics has been her specialty. She confesses that her ambition is to build a modern American Home, and in the mean- time to be contentin showing others how it ought to be done. We often wonder that she hasn't already had this opportunity, though we daresay it will come soon enough. She is finishing now at the dear old Normal School, and of her it may be said, Gone but not forgotten. 2 FRED C. KNIGHT Dayton, Tennessee MATHEMATICSjMANUAL TRAINING -SCIENCE Pestalozzian President Rhea County Club, '22, Member Football Squad, '22. President Pestalozzian, Wiiiter '23, Business Manager, Old Hickory. It isn't so much what a man stands for as what he falls for. Loyal and dependable, full of pep and energy-that's Fred. If you doubt this take a peep into these pages. He was Its Busi- ness Manager. As to the romantic side of his life he attributes most of his success to the Normal, for here he found his fair one. Due partly to his desire and partly to force, he made the football team of '22. 4Not only a member of the team but one of its best players. Let us all halt one moment and salute one of our best-Fred. Page Twenty six

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FAY ELLIS RIMMER Dandridge, Tennessee EN GLISH-MATHEMATICS ' Sapphonian Secretary Sapphonian, XfVinter '22. President Y. W. C. A., '22-'23, Vice-President United Student Body, A22-'23. Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Old Hickory. f'I-Iere's a girl with a heart and smile That makes the bubble of life worth vvhilef' Fay is one among many. She does not stand high above her classmates in height, but in mentality she stands far above the average. Constancy, determination, and never-failinggood will, a cheerful disposition, and a sympathetic heart-thatls Fay. Literature, Assistant Matrong Teaching Math. Whenever any of these need a help- ing hand may we, the Senior Class, unani- mously refer you to Miss Fay. She is a high and mighty authority on all these sub- jects, especially math! And in this shels a shark. The good will of -the Senior Class goes with you, Fay! As you mastered the prob- lems in school, may you handle the problems in life. KERMIT R. QUILLEN ' Bull's Gap, Tennessee AGRICULTURE-MANUAL TRAINING Pestalozzian President Senior Class, '23. President United Student Body, '22-'23. Member Executive Committee, '21-'22, '22-'23. Editor-in-Chief, Old Hickory, f'A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. As a child, rumor has it that Daddy was lazy, indolent, and mischievous. Those who are intimately acquainted with the facts: of his early life state that his parents found it expedient to raise him-and raise him often, the theory being spare the rod and spoil the child. An inexhaustible source of energy stored up in a hundred and sixty pounds of avoirdu- pois won for him a place on the football squad for three years. We must also say he was a valuable asset to the basketball team and was ever ready with a helping hand. Our greatest wish to Daddy is: May joy and happiness accompany you always. I xge Twenty-seven QIDID ibilfkutp