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

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ZDIIJ Ipicknrp l GLENNA MARIE CLOYD , Midway, Tennessee HISTORY-ENGLISH Sapphonian Sapphonian Editor, Spring '22. Member Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '22-,23. President Hiking Club, '22-'23. Joke Editor, Old Hickory. , I .HA merry heart doeth good like a medi- C1l'lS.U A product of East Tennessee fresh from Greene County just begins to tell us about our little 'lFritz. She started out quite young and had to struggle for existence among the older, more learned members of the class, this resulting in a stunted growth. 'lFritz has been a splendid leader, her yell- ing talent having been well demonstrated at ball games. She is also noted for her talk- ability in society, and her hikability along trails. Here's to the Kid of the class. May success crown all her efforts. SIBYL LUCILLE CLOYD Midway, Tennessee ENGLISH-MATHEMATICS Sapphonian Basketball Team, '20-'23. President Sapphonian Society, Fall '22, Secretary Y. W. C. A., '22-'23. Secretary Executive Committee, '22-'23, Assistant Athletic Editor, Old Hickory. L'Sweet and gentle, kind and true That describes Sibyl through and through, Always ready to do her part, At Math and Basketball she's a shark. Although classed as a wonderful guard, Sibyl came to the front when the basketball team must have a forward. We felt that had it not been for Sib as Secretary, the Executive Committee of E. T. S. N. could never have been a success. She has an ample supply of knowledge-her grades be- ing a security-though her motto has always been Never let your books interfere with your education. Page Twenty-eight

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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

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LENOIR WEEKS Athens, Tennessee MANUAL TRAINING HOME ECONOMICS Pi Sigma Secretary Pi Sigma, Fall ,22. Art Editor, Old I-Iickory. Measure thy life by loss instead of gain. Lenoir came to us in 1921 after graduating from the McMinn County High School, and decided to cast her lot with the class of '23. She is especially interested in Home Economics and Manual Training. If you canlt find her elsewhere she is in the Manual Training shop. Elsewhere is usually her room. But Lenoir's crowning quality, the one we appre- ciate most, is her ability to see a funny side to everything. Seeing it. she invariably laughs and then we all laugh, 'not because we see the funny side ourself, but because Lenoir's laughs are catching. RoBT.LE1oHToN sTAPLEToN, jf. Johnson City, Tennessee MANUAL TRAINING-SCIENCE Football, f20-'21-'22. Manager Tennis, '21-'22-l23. Glee Club, '22-'23, Treasurer Senior Class, l23. Assistant Business Manager, Old I-Iickory. 'Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. Robert, after having completed his high- school work at the Normal, decided he would like -to become a teacher, so that he could give the pupils what had been given him while .he attended school. As for Robert- he goes peacefully on his way, moonshining whenever possible, winning all the tennis games he plays, and smiling always. The class of '23 has no fear as to his suc- cess in the future. Page Twenty-nine HDIU ilgickntp