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

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June 3, 1932 THE CHALK LINE 9 CLAIRE ANDERSON ROWE Johnson City, Tennessee English, History, Biology, Social Science Editor-in-chief Chalk Line 1931-32; Honor Student ’30, ’31, ’32; Sec’y Publicity Staff ’30, ’31, ’32; Sec’y Car¬ ter County Club, ’30, ’31; Vice-Pres. Carter County Club, ’31, ’32; Senior member Student Activities Com¬ mittee, ’31, ’32; Writers’ Award 1932. ELLA A. TOROK History, English, Foreign Languages Varsity Debate Team, ’32; Senior Chalk Line Staff, ’32; (Business Manager) Pi Sigma; Pi Kappa Delta, Proficiency. THOMAS HOWARD DYER Jonesboro, Tennessee Mathematics, Industrial Arts, English, History Vice-President Sophomore Class, ’30; Varsity Basket¬ ball, ’29, ’30, ’31, ’32. Captain Basketball, 1931. Varsity Baseball, ’29, ’30, ’31, ’32. Captain Baseball, 1931; President T Club, ’32; Vice-Pres., ’31; Honor Student, 1930; Literary Editor Senior Edition Chalk Line, ’32. ELEANOR VIRGINIA ROBERTSON Johnson City, Tennessee English, History and Social Science Exchange Editor of Chalk Line, 1931; Alumni Editor of Chalk Line, 1932; Sec’y of B. S. U., 1931. BERNICE BALEY KNIGHT Dayton, Tennessee Home Economics, English, History, French Assistant Organization Editor Chalk Line, ’31, ’32; Home Economics Club, ’31, ’32; Glee Club, ’31.

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8 THE CHALK LINE June 3, 1932 Hilratmtpfi There is a milestone just now past, That we hoped for in our dreams; Pointing to the unknown and vast; Dark it was but now it gleams. As the uphill of life we climb, Toiling onward day by day, May we reach those fair heights sublime, And not falter on the way. As we journey toward life ' s goal, We pass markers on the way, That may mean much unto our soul And this body made of clay. Friendships have been formulated; Friendships rare and friendships strong, That can not be estimated How well built nor for how long. From depth of mind, from depth of heart, Keen edges of pangs we feel, It is with sighing that we part, And our sadness we conceal. The way grows brighter down the road, As our duty we attend; Lighter and lighter grows the load, When we once approach the end. Life here is a school from which we Graduate to life unknown, To be awarded our degree; For we reap as we have sown. Roy B. McLain.

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10 THE CHALK LINE June 3, 1932 KATHRYN SABIN Jonesboro, Tennessee Chemistry, Mathematics, English, History T Award, ’32; T C Award, ’31; Honor Student, ’29, ’30; Tennis Club, ’31, ’32; Science Club, ’30; Latin Club, ’29; Chalk Line Staff, ’31; ’32. WILLIE MARGARET McCONNELL Johnson City, Tennessee English, Science, History Transferred from Maryville College; Glee Club, ’30; Science Club, ’30, ’31; Circulation Editor of Chalk Line, ’31, ’32; Honor Student, ’30; Pi Sigma, ’30, ’31, ’32; Tennis Club, ’31, ’32; Joke Editor of Chalk Line, ’32; T C Award, ’31; Head of Hiking, ’31, ’32; Senior member Publication Committee, ’31, ’32; Sec¬ retary of Student Body, ’31, ’32; T Award, ’32. JOHN AKARD SELL Johnson City, Tennessee Mathematics, Industrial Arts, English Debating, ’30, ’31; Vice-President Junior Class, ’30, ’31; Football, ’30, ’31. NELLE CATHERINE DAVIDSON Johnson City, Tennessee English, History, French Organization Editor Chalk Line, ’30. BIRDIE MAE WOOD Newport, Tennessee English, Music, Biology, and Social Science Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club; School Orchestra.