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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1940 volume:

PUBLISHED by the SfNIDR [LASS FOREWORD For you, the student body of the East Tennessee State Teachers College, and especially the Class of 1940, we have attempted in a sincere manner to record and illustrate your accomplishments and those of your school; the worth of which we may not fully appreciate today, but which will be enhanced and endeared to you by time. Our supreme desire has been that this yearbook will be for you, as it will be for those whose personalities are expressed in its composition, the keynote to indelible memories. As Staff of the 1940 Buccaneer we take this opportunity to express thru the dedication of this volume to Dean D. S. Burleson our sincere feeling and deep appreciation for the magnanimous part he has played in helping our students mold for themselves and for others larger, happier, and more cultural lives. In the twenty-eight years of his faithful service he has taught us by deeds as well as words something more than pedagogy. The Administration 2, C C. SUod PRESIDENT 2). S. (Burl DEAN eSou JoL -J. CLl W.2.pn. nice BUSINESS MANAGER BURSAR 2)r. Brand? Bleld ’r. rraru REGISTRAR Ina K. Yoakley Robert B. Cox Mrs. Robert Imboden W. C. Wilson Mrs. Bert Hodges Gene McMurray Mary L. Gordy W. F. Rogers Maxine Mathews D. M. Brown Elizabeth Slocumb A. A. McNeil Mrs. Ada H. Earnest Charles Quaintance Ella Ross W. B. Bible Ruby Doak Eleanor Carlock Olive Taylor W. W. Baker Bernice Barnard Dr. H. B. Huddle T. C. Carson Dr. Ruth Thomas C. Hodge Mathes Elizabeth Black Thomas Chamberlain Dr. L. R. Wheeler Mrs. Virginia Paulling Mrs. Gertrude Boren P. W. Alexander Margaret Madden Mrs. Lillian Poe Marie Harrison Frances Terry L. D. Wallis Isabel Martin Velma Cloyd Florence Cole W. H. Nebergall Vera Hoover Eleanor McMillen Ely Butterfield D. G. Stout Roger Barriger The Student Council The Student Council is composed of the president of the student body and student body officials functioning under him with two representatives from the upper classes and one member from the Sophomore and Freshman class. It functions to promote democratic activity among the student body and the faculty, and serves as a channel through which student suggestions and com¬ plaints regarding the school ' s welfare may be discussed and developed as purposeful activity. The members for the year of 1939-40: N. J. Sanders, president of the student body; Harry Range, vice-president; Phyllis Phlegar, secretary-treasurer of student body; Allie Bird Barton, Evelyn Denton, Wallace Boring, Harrison Marshall, Winifred Black, Walter Gilbert. [ 8 ] The Buccaneer Staff Faculty Advisor_Dr. Frank Field Editor-in-Chief_Margrite Rumbley Business Manager_Fred Thornton Associate Editor_James Hashbarger Advertising Manager_Charles Keene Assistant_Allie Bird Barton Photographic Editors_Kathryn Cook, Harry Range Art Editor-George Wilson Organizations Editors_Phyllis Phlegar Margaret Copenhaver Sports Editors_Hildred Wolf, Runa White Snapshots Editor_Sara Burleson Junior Representatives___Minter Haynes, Editor Walter Hendrix, Business Manager To Mr. Peter Naher, editor of last year ' s annual, we owe many thanks for his council and consideration. [ 9 ] The Tennessee Collegian STAFF Faculty Advisor_ Editor-in-Chief_ Associate Editor_ News Department_ Sports Department_ Feature Department. _ Make-Up Department. Associates_ Publicity Department. Business Manager_ Circulation Manager. Advertising_ _Dr. Frank Field _McKenzie Gross _Kent Herrin _Rex Depew, Isabell Holmes _Blaine Robinette _Sara Burleson _Minter Haynes .Wanda Blevins, Walter Hendrix _Carl Wheeler, Jack Jessee _Gunnar Teilman _Natalie Clark _Mary E. Kinskie Throughout our history as a school publication we have upheld three major objectives: higher scholastic standards, absolute adherence to school honor and tradition, making the public conscious of the qualities and merit of the school. [ 10 ] 1111 llllllt Class of Nineteen - Forty President_Bill Belvin Vice-President_Runa White Secretary_Bonnie Myers Student Council_Allie Bird Barton As we, the class of 1940, bid farewell to our school and all that composes it, both the gay and the grave, it is with a mingled spirit of joy and sadness, of exultation and depression—we enter on a new and unshielded life to attempt in a small measure what you have accomplished. Thank you for teaching us that education is not to be found in books, but is a zealous, burning desire to learn and to convey that learning to others. [ 12 ] VIRGINIA BOWMAN Milligan, Tennessee Transfer from Milligan College, ' 38 Home Economics, English Home Economics Club, ' 39- ' 40; Home Management House, Spring, ' 39. JOYCE BRAKBILL Madisonville, Tennessee Transfer from Maryville College, ' 38 English, Science, History Sigma Omega, ' 39- ' 40; Y. W. C. A., ' 38- ' 40; Science Club, ' 38- ' 40; Operetta, ' 39- ' 40; Orchestra, ' 38- ' 40; Choir, ' 38- ' 40. EVA RHEA BUCKLES Bristol, Tennessee Transfer from King College, ' 39 English, History SARA BURLESON Johnson City, Tennessee Physical Education and Health, History Pi Sigma, ' 37- ' 40; International Relations Club, ' 38- ' 40; Footlight Players, ' 38- ' 40, President, ' 39- ' 40; Tennessee Collegian, ' 38- ' 40; Buccaneer Staff; Who ' s Who, ' 39- ' 40; Head of Hiking, ' 39- ' 40; Glee Club, ' 37- ' 38; Band, ' 37. ESTHER ANDERSON Chattanooga, Tennessee Home Economics, English Sigma Omega, ' 37- ' 40, Vice-President, ' 38- ' 40; Y. W. C. A., ' 37- ' 40; Buccaneer Staff, ' 43; Operetta, ' 37- ' 40; Band, ' 37- ' 40; Choir, ' 37- ' 40; Home Management House, Spring, ' 40. LILLIAN ANTHONY Maryville, Tennessee English, Home Economics Y. W. C. A., ' 38- ' 40; Home Economics Club, ' 39- ' 40; F. T. A., ' 39- ' 40; Honor Roll, Fall, ' 39. CLEO AUSTIN Morristown, Tennesee History, English Y. W. C. A., ' 36- ' 40, Secretary, ' 39- ' 40; Girls T Club, ' 40; Head of Darts, ' 39; Head of Croquet, ' 40. JAMES BENJAMIN BARNETT Erwin, Tennessee Mathematics, Chemistry, Social Science, English T Club, ' 39- ' 40; Collegian Staff, ' 39; Football, ' 36- ' 40. [ 13 ] ELEANOR CARLOCK Johnson City, Tennessee Language, Engli sh Pi Sigma, ' 34- ' 36; International Relations Club, ' 36. EUNICE CARTER Greeneville, Tennessee Transfer from Tusculum College, ' 39 Music, Social Studies, English Glee Club, ' 40; Choir, ' 39- ' 40; Honor Roll, Winter, ' 39. KATE CHANDLER Erwin, Tennessee Biology, History, English T Club, ' 39- ' 40; Science Club, ' 39- ' 40, Vice-Presi¬ dent, ' 39; Honor Roll, Fall, ' 38, ' 39; Head of Baseball, ' 39; Head of Horseshoe, ' 40; T. C. Award, ' 38. HENRY CLINTON CLAIBORNE Lafollette, Tennessee Biology, Social Science Pestolozzian Society, ' 36- ' 40, President, ' 37, Treas¬ urer, ' 39, ' 40; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 37- ' 40; Operetta, ' 39- ' 40; Glee Club, ' 39- ' 40; A-Capella Choir, ' 39- ' 40. HELEN CLARKE Hixson, Tennessee Home Economics, English, History Y. W. C. A., ' 36- ' 40; President, ' 40; Home Econo¬ mics Club, ' 36- ' 40, President, ' 39- ' 40; F. T. A., ' 39- ' 40; Home Management House, Winter, ' 39. KATHRYN LANGFORD COOK Erwin, Tennessee Transfer from the University of Tennessee, ' 39 History, Social Studies, English Pi Sigma, ' 39- ' 40; Y. W. C. A., ' 39- ' 40; Buccaneer Staff; Tennessee Collegian Staff, ' 39. MARGARET J. COPENHAVER Johnson City, Tennessee Transfer from Mitchell College, ' 38 English, History, Art, Social Studies Pi Sigma, ' 39- ' 40; Buccaneer Staff; Honor Roll, Winter, ' 39. [ 14 ] FRED CROUCH Boones Creek, Tennessee Social Science, English ELIZABETH ELLIOTT Erwin, Tennessee History, English, Geography Honor Roll, Spring, ' 36, Summer, ' 39. LOIS BRADSHAW EMMERT Erwin, Tennessee History, English International Relations Club, ' 39- ' 40; Y. W. C. A., ' 36- ' 38; A. C. E., ' 36- ' 37; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 36- ' 40; Honor Roll. KATE FELKER Boyd ' s Creek, Tennessee English, History, French Y. W. C. A., ' 37- ' 40; French Club, ' 37- ' 38; Glee Club, ' 37- ' 38. GENEVA HOWELL GARLAND Erwin, Tennessee English, History, Social Science Honor Roll, Spring, ' 37, ' 38, ' 39. NEGATHA LEE GOURLEY Tarpon, Virginia Transfer from Milligan College English, Social Science, French International Relations Club, ' 39- ' 40; French Club, ' 37- ' 38, Vice-President, ' 38- ' 39; A. C. E., ' 37- ' 38; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 37- ' 40; Honor Roll, Winter, ' 36, Win¬ ter, ' 37, Spring, ' 38, Fall, ' 39. PAULINE HAMMER Bond ' s Creek, Tennessee Home Economics, English, Social Studies Home Economics Club, ' 36- ' 40; Home Management House, ' 39. JAMES F. HASHBERGER Rossville, Georgia Transfer from Hiwassee College, ' 38 Social Studies, English International Relations Club, ' 39; Pestalozzian, ' 38- ' 40; Buccaneer Staff; Honor Roll, Fall, ' 38, Spring, ' 39, Fall, ' 39. HARRY HYDER Limestone, Tennessee Industrial Arts, Physical Education, Social Studies T Club, ' 37- ' 40; Footlight Players, ' 38- ' 40; Basket¬ ball, ' 37- ' 40; Baseball, ' 36- ' 40. [ 15 ] CHARLES JONAS KEENE, JR. Erwin, Tennessee Social Studies, Science, English International Relations Club, ' 39- ' 40; Pestalozzian Society, ' 36- ' 40, Treasurer, ' 38- ' 40; F. T. A., ' 39- ' 40, Treasurer, ' 39- ' 40; Buccaneer Staff; Music Award, ' 39; Glee Club, ' 36- ' 38; Orchestra, ' 38- ' 40, President, ' 39- ' 40; Band, ' 36- ' 40; Honor Roll, Fall, ' 39. MARY FRANCES KELLY Chattanooga, Tennessee Music, English, Health Y. W. C. A., ' 36- ' 40; A. C. E„ ' 38; Operetta, ' 38- ' 40; Music Award; Glee Club, ' 37- ' 40; Band, ' 36- ' 40; Miss S. T. C., ' 39- ' 40; Most Popular Girl, ' 38- ' 39. RUTH AILENE KING Johnson City, Tennessee Music, French, English Music Awards for Band and Glee Club; French Club, ' 37- ' 38; Operetta, ' 37- ' 40; Band, ' 37- ' 40; Choir, ' 38- ' 40; Glee Club, ' 38- ' 40. DORIS KIRKPATRICK Jonesboro, Tennessee Social Studies, French, English Sigma Omega, ' 36- ' 40; International Relations Club, ' 39- ' 40; French Club, ' 36- ' 37; Honor Roll, ' 38- ' 40. SHIRLEY MAE KYKER Johnson City, Tennessee English, History, Geography Pi Sigma, ' 36- ' 40, Treasurer, ' 39- ' 40. WILLIAM EDWARD McCAMPBELL Johnson City, Tennessee Industrial Arts, History, English Band, ' 36- ' 37; Tennessee Collegian, ' 39- ' 40. HAROLD MILLER Johnson City, Tennessee Industrial Arts, Mathematics Orchestra, ' 36- ' 38. RUBY BACON MOORE Kingsport, Tennessee English, History, Mathematics Y. W. C. A., ' 31- ' 32; Honor Roll, Summer, ' 39, Winter, ' 39. [ 16 ] BONNIE MYERS Church Hill, Tennessee English, French, Biology, Health Y. W. C. A., ' 36- ' 40; Footlight Players, ' 39- ' 40; Secretary of Senior Class, ' 39- ' 40; French Club, ' 40; Honor Roll, Fall, ' 38, Fall, ' 39; Baptist Student, ' 38- ' 40. PHYLLIS PHLEGAR Johnson City, Tennessee English History, French Secretary of Student Body, ' 39- ' 40; Pi Sigma, ' 37- ' 40, Treasurer, ' 39; Pi Kappa Delta, ' 37- ' 40; Bucaneer Staff; International Relations Club, ' 39- ' 40; F. T. A., ' 39- ' 40; Who ' s Who in American Colleges, ' 40; Secretary of Sophomore Class, ' 37; Secretary of Junior Class, ' 38; French Club, ' 37- ' 38; Honor Roll, ' 36- ' 40. HARRY GARNER RANGE, JR. Johnson City, Tennessee Physical Education, English, Social Science Vice-President of Student Body, ' 39- ' 40; T Club, ' 37- ' 40; President of Sophomore Class, ' 37; Vice-Presi¬ dent of Junior Class, ' 37; Cheerleader, ' 36. MARY GRACE RICHIE Elizabethton, Tennessee Transfer from Tusculum, ' 37 Home Economics, English, History Sigma Omega, ' 39- ' 40; Home Management House, ' 40. BLAINE W. ROBINETTE Erwin, Tennessee Health, Physical Education, English Tennis, ' 37- ' 40, Captain, ' 40; T Club, ' 37- ' 40; Tennessee Collegian, ' 39- ' 40; French Club, ' 39; hrra- mural Basketball, ' 38- ' 39; Tennis State Doubles Cham¬ pion, ' 39. MARGRITE L. RUMBLEY Johnson City, Tennessee History, English, Social Science, Science Editor-in-Chief of Buccaneer; Who ' s Who in Ameri¬ can Colleges of ' 39- ' 40; International Relations Club, ' 38- ' 40, President, ' 39- ' 40; Pi Kappa Delta, ' 37- ' 40; Pi Sigma, ' 38- ' 40, Secretary, ' 39- ' 40; Honor Roll, Win¬ ter, ' 37, Spring, ' 38, Spring, ' 39, Fall, ' 39, Winter, ' 39. N. J. SANDERS Jonesboro, Tennessee Industrial Arts, Science, English, Physical Education President of Student Body, ' 39- ' 40; Captain of Foot¬ ball, ' 39- ' 40; Who ' s Who of American Colleges, ' 39- ' 40; Most Popular Boy of ' 39; Pestalozzian, ' 36- ' 40; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 38- ' 40; F. T. A., ' 39- ' 43; Football, ' 36- ' 40; Baseball, ' 38- ' 40. JAMES FREDRICK SCOTT Johnson City, Tennessee English, Industrial Arts, History Track, ' 36. [ 17 ] mu SIDNEY SMALLWOOD Jonesboro, Tennessee English, Social Science T Club, ' 36- ' 40; German Club, ' 36- ' 38; Football, ' 37- ' 38; Track, ' 36; Basketball, ' 36. GEORGIA MAE SOUTH Johnson City, Tennessee Latin, English, History First Honor Roll, ' 36- ' 40; International Relations Club, ' 38- ' 40, Secretary, ' 40; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 37- ' 40. UNA CELESTIA THOMAS Bristol, Tennessee Transfer from Virginia Intermont College Home Economics, English, History Sigma Omega, ' 38- ' 40; Y. W. C. A., ' 38- ' 40; Home Economics Club, ' 39- ' 40; F. T. A., ' 40; Home Manage¬ ment House. FRED THORNTON, JR. Knoxville, Tennessee Industrial Arts, Science ' ' T ' ' Club, ' 38- ' 40, President, ' 40; Basketball Man¬ ager, ' 39; Business Manager of Buccaneer; Band, ' 37- ' 39; Footlight Players, ' 38- ' 39; Pestalozzian So¬ ciety, ' 36- ' 40. RAYMOND THORNTON Newport, Tennessee Industrial Arts, Chemistry, English Pestalozzian Society, ' 36- ' 40; Science Club, ' 39- ' 40; Football, ' 36- ' 40; Basketball, ' 36- ' 40. HELEN GRACE WALKER Jonesboro, Tennessee Home Economics, English, History Y. W. C. A., ' 39- ' 40; Home Economics Club, ' 37- ' 40, Vice-President, ' 39- ' 40; Home Management House, Spring, ' 39; Honor Roll, Winter, ' 39. SAMUEL RUNA WHITE Maryville, Tennessee Industrial Arts, Social Science, English T Club, ' 36- ' 40, Vice-President, ' 39- ' 40; Pestaloz¬ zian Society, ' 36- ' 40; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 38- ' 40; F. T. A., ' 40; Glee Club, ' 36; Tennessee Collegian Staff, ' 38- ' 39; Buccaneer; Basketball, ' 36- ' 40, Captain, ' 40; Baseball, ' 37- ' 40. PAUL CLAUDE WILLIAMS Erwin, Tennessee History, English T Club, ' 36- ' 40; F. T. A., ' 39- ' 40; President of Junior Class, ' 38- ' 39; Baseball, ' 36- ' 40; Honor Roll, Spring, ' 39. [ 18 ] GLADYS DAVIS CARDEN Hampton, Tennessee English, Geography, Art Glee Club, ' 37; Home Economics Club, ' 35- ' 36; Art Club, ' 30- ' 38. FRED WINTER Parrottsville, Tennessee English, French, History T Club, ' 37- ' 40; Pestalozzian Society, ' 36- ' 40; Baseball, ' 36- ' 40. ELIZABETH DOANE Blountville, Tennessee Transfer from Sullins College ' 38 English, Music, Home Economics Glee Club, ' 38- ' 40; Orchestra, ' 38- ' 40; Choir, ' 38- ' 40; Y. W. C. A., ' 39- ' 40; Sigma Omega, ' 39- ' 40. McKenzie gross Johnson City, Tennessee History, Social Science, English Honor Roll, Fall, Winter, Spring, ' 37- ' 38, Spring, ' 39; International Relations Club, ' 39- ' 40; Pi Kappa Delta, ' 37- ' 40; Tennessee Collegian, ' 37- ' 40; Editor-in-Chief of Tennessee Collegian, ' 39- ' 40; Band, ' 37- ' 40; Glee Club, ' 37- ' 40. LON WINKLE Bean Station, Tennessee Transfer from Bridgewater College, 37 Industrial Arts, Mathematics, English Pestalozzian Society, ' 37- ' 40; Operetta, ' 38- ' 40; Music Award, ' 40; Glee Club, ' 37- ' 40. GUNNAR JOHAN TEILMANN, JR. Johnson City, Tennessee Industrial Arts, English, History Business Manager of Tennessee Collegian, ' 39- ' 40; Pi Kappa Delta, ' 36- ' 40; Orchestra, ' 36- ' 38; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 38- ' 40; Honor Roll, Fall, ' 36, Winter, ' 36, Spring, Fall, Winter of ' 39. HILDRED WOLFE Piney Flats, Tennessee Physical Education, Health, Science, English T Club, ' 39- ' 40; Buccaneer Staff; Head of Sports, ' 39; Intramural Manager, ' 40; T C Award, ' 37; T Sweater, ' 38; T Blanket, ' 40. WILLIAM W. BELVIN Johnson City, Tennessee English, History, Social Science T Club, ' 40; Footlight Players, ' 39- ' 40; Pi Kappa Delta, ' 36- ' 40, President, ' 39- ' 40; Tennessee Collegian, ' 36-; Writers Award, ' 38; Football, ' 39. [ 19 ] SANNA BARLOWE Johnson City, Tennessee Transfer from Columbia Bible College, ' 39 Social Science, English ALLIE BIRD BARTON Johnson City, Tennessee Transfer from Virginia Intermont, ' 37 English, Languages, Science Pi Sigma, ' 37- ' 40, President, ' 39- ' 40; Footlight Play¬ ers, ' 38- ' 40; Buccaneer Staff; Student Council Mem¬ ber, ' 39- ' 40; Science Club, ' 39- ' 40; German Club, ' 38- ' 39; Footlight Players, ' 37- ' 49. HOWARD ALLEN BOWERS Johnson City, Tennessee Transfer from West Point Preparatory School Physical Education, English, History T Club, ' 37- ' 40; Tennessee Collegian, ' 39- ' 40; Football, ' 37- ' 40; Basketball, ' 37- ' 40, Captain, ' 39- ' 40; Baseball, ' 37- ' 40; Tennis, ' 40. W. B. BROWN Johnson City, Tennessee Physical Science, Mathematics, English THOMAS CABLE, JR. Butler, Tennessee Transfer from Carson Newman College, ' 38 Social Studies, Mathematics, English L. J. CARSON Ridge Spring, South Carolina Industrial Arts, English KATHERYN CAMPBELL CULBERTSON Johnson City, Tennessee English, Latin, History, French Glee Club, ' 39- ' 40; Band, ' 39. MARGARET LENORA DAVIS Wartburg, Tennessee Mathematics, English, History Footlight Players, ' 38- ' 40; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 38- ' 40; Treasure Trove, ' 38. [ 20 ] HELENA JEWELL DUNBAR Erwin, Tennessee History, English, Biology Honor Roll, Winter, ' 36, Spring, ' 37, Winter, ' 37, Spring, ' 38, Fall, ' 38, Summer, ' 38. BUELL FEATHERS Watauga, Tennessee Mathematics, Physical Science, History French Club, ' 38- ' 39; Band, ' 37- ' 38. HUGH ECKEL FULLER Speers Ferry, Virginia History, English, Social Science Pestalozzian Society, ' 37- ' 40; Rural Life Club, ' 37- ' 38; Honor Roll, Fall and Spring, ' 36- ' 37, Spring, ' 38, Spring, Summer and Fall, ' 39. MADGE McCLAIN GULLEY Johnson City, Tennessee Home Economics, Social Science EVELYN HUNT HARMON Whitesburg, Tennessee Latin, English, Biology Honor Roll, Fall and Spring, ' 37, ' 38, Summer, ' 39, Fall and Winter, ' 39. WILLIAM HENRY HARTLEY Johnson City, Tennessee English, History, Science, French Pi Kappa Delta, ' 37- ' 40; Operetta, ' 38- ' 40; Music Award, ' 39; Glee Club, ' 38- ' 40; Acapella Choir, ' 39- ' 40; Honor Roll. ELIZABETH HILL Knoxville, Tennessee Transfer from University of Tennessee, ' 39 Home Economics, Music, Social Science Footlight Players, ' 39- ' 40; Home Economics Club, ' 39- ' 40; Glee Club, ' 39- ' 40; Home Management House. MELVILLE KELLY Chattanooga, Tennessee Music, Science Band, ' 36- ' 40; Glee Club, ' 36- ' 40, President, ' 39- ' 40; Orchestra, ' 36- ' 40, Assistant Director, ' 39- ' 40. [ 21 ] EDITH ELIZABETH KEYS Limestone, Tennessee Homs Economics, English Home Economics Club, ' 36- ' 40, Secretary, ' 40; All Famous Volley Ball, ' 38, ' 39; All Famous Baseball, ' 39; T. C. Award, ' 39; Honor Roll, Fall, ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, Winter, ' 38, Spring, ' 37, ' 39. ELIZABETH MAS SEN GILL Bluff City, Tennessee Home Economics, English, Social Science Sigma Omega, ' 37- ' 40; Y. W. C. A., ' 37- ' 40; T Club, ' 39- ' 40; Operetta, ' 38; Home Economics Club, ' 36- ' 40; T C Award, ' 38; T Sw eater, ' 39; Home Man¬ agement House, Spring, ' 39. PAUL MASSENGILL White Pine, Tennessee Industrial Art, History Football, ' 37, ' 38; F. T. A., ' 39- ' 40; Pestalozzian So¬ ciety, ' 36- ' 40. JAMES NELMS Surgoinsville, Tennessee Science, English, History ALICE QUEENER Knoxville, Tennessee Transfer from Bob Jones College Music, English Y. W. C. A., ' 37- ' 40, President, ' 38; Operetta, ' 39; Glee Club, ' 38- ' 39; Baptist Student, Vice-President, ' 39- ' 40. IRENE RHEA Limestone, Tennessee Transfer from Tusculum College Home Economics, English Home Economics Club, ' 37- ' 40; Home Management House, ' 40; Y. W. C. A. MARILYNN VANDERSTEEN Johnson City, Tennessee Home Economics, English, Chemistry Footlight Players, ' 38- ' 40; Home Economics Club, ' 36- ' 40, Secretary, ' 39; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 39- ' 40; Glee Club, ' 36- ' 40. [ 22 ] ROY WADE Johnson City, Tennessee Mathematics, Industrial Arts, Physical Science KATHERINE HAMILTON Bluff City, Tennessee English, History VIRGINIA A. HOLT Clinton, Tennessee Transfer from University of Tennessee English, Geography JOSEPHINE JAYNES Greeneville, Tennessee Transfer from Tusculum College English, Language BESSIE LAW Townsend, Tennesseee Transfer from Maryville College English, Social Studies EVERETTE LOWE Habersham, Tennessee Transfer from Hiwassee College English, History Honor Roll, ' 39- ' 40; International Relations Club, ' 39- ' 40. MABLE FRANCES WALLIN Johnson City, Tennessee Home Economics, English Pi Sigma, ' 37- ' 40, Vice-President, ' 39- ' 40; Y. W. C. A., ' 39- ' 40; Footlight Players, ' 37- ' 40, President, ' 37- ' 38; Home Economics Club, ' 38- ' 40; All-Round Girl of ' 39; Cheerleader, ' 37- ' 40. GORDON EDWARD WHEELER Chattanooga, Tennessee Social Science, English, Music Pestalozzian Society, ' 36- ' 40; Music Award, ' 39; Glee Club, ' 36- ' 40; Orchestra, ' 36- ' 38; Band, ' 36- ' 38. GEORGE WILSON Johnson City, Tennessee Industrial Arts, History Tau Alpha Omega, ' 39- ' 40; Art Editor for Buccaneer. [ 23 ] VIRGINIA AYERS Midway, Tennessee Transfer from Milligan College English, Social Science ADEN CHILDRESS Jonesboro, Tennessee English, History, Social Science MILDRED McCULLEY Jonesboro, Tennessee English, Home Economics, Social Science IRENE STARNES Mosheim, Tennessee English, History ROBERT S. LACEY, JR. Hopson, Tennessee Chemistry, Mathematics President of Sophomore Class, ' 34; Tau Alpha Omega, ' 37; Track, ' 33- ' 34; Basketball, ' 33- ' 34; Honor Roll, Spring, ' 34. MAUDE JONES Jonesboro, Tennessee English, Social Science, Music ROSE WHITEHEAD MORTON Hampton, Tennessee English, Home Economics DOROTHY ELIZABETH WOOD Johnson City, Tennessee English, Home Economics Pi Sigma, ' 38- ' 40; Home Economics Club, ' 36- ' 40. [ 24 ] r DAN LAWS Elizabethton, Tennessee Transfer from Carson Newman College, ' 39 Social Science, English T Club, ' 39- ' 40. NORMA LAWS Elizabethton, Tennessee Transfer from Carson Newman College Home Economics, English ANNETTE HILLIARD Cleveland, Tennessee Transfer from Tennessee Wesleyan College English, Home Economics Y. W. C. A., ' 37- ' 40; Home Economics Club, ' 37- ' 40; Glee Club, ' 37- ' 40. FUSON RAY Harrogate, Tennessee Transfer from Lincoln Memorial University Biology, Social Science T. B. McCULLYE Kingsport, Tennessee History, English Rural Life Club, ' 39; Pestalozzian Society, ' 29- ' 30; Honor Roll, Spring, ' 30. MARIE FLEENOR Telford, Tennessee Transfer from Tusculum College Home Economics, Social Science FRANCES GREGG Friendsville, Tennessee Transfer from Guilford College English, Health and Physical Education Glee Club, ' 36; All Star Baseball, ' 36. LAWRENCE HARLESS Corryton, Tennessee Geography, History, English [ 25 ] BOYD S. RAY Mountain City, Tennessee Transfer from Milligan College, ' 39 Social Science, History, English ALICE HUTSON Cleveland, Tennessee Transfer from Tennessee Polytechnic Institute English, History, Home Economics HELEN CUMMINS Crossville, Tennessee Transfer from Tennessee Wesleyan English, Social Science ANNA ELIZABETH FLEEMAN Cleveland, Tennessee Transfer from Bob Jones College English, History, Biology MRS. A. E. WALKER Cleveland, Tennessee Social Science, Horae Economics sam McConnell Chattanooga, Tennessee Transfer from Hiwassee Mathematics, History HANNAH WORLEY M ASENGILL Bluff City, Tennessee English, Physical Education Pi Sigma, ' 32- ' 34; T C Award, T Award, ' 33- ' 34; Glee Club, ' 33- 34. [ 26 ] Class of Nineteen Forty-One President_Kent Herrin Vice-President_John Lovegrove Secretary__Isabell Holmes Student Council_Evelyn Denton Wallace Boring The Junior Class has taken an active part in the school activities of the year. The class sponsored the Junior Christmas dance during the winter quarter, and the traditional Senior picnic during the spring quarter. They collaborated with the Seniors in the annual Junior-Senior prom in April. They are the class to watch in 1941. [ 27 ] Helen Anderson Lenore Anderson Thelma Bennett Nell June Barrett Eugene Bogart Ruth Bowers Hansel Byrd Edythe Cates Eliza Compton Varnell Courtner Katherine Condra Luther Crawford Savel Dawson Rodrick Dale Edison Day Naomi Donaldson Ross Drake Evelyn Denton Edith Dunbar Calvin Dunbar Laughton Edwards Ethridge Green Ruth Green Geneva Grindstaff Thelma Goforth Betty Hagar Patton Hall Margaret Hammer Martha Lyle Hancock Billie Hawkins Minter Haynes Margaret Henderson Walter Hendrix Kent Herrin Isabell Holmes [ 28 ] Cowan Hood v Manley Howard Claude Hughes r Marie Hunt Earl Hunt Ann Jennings Mary Ann Kyker Mamie C. Killian ' Margaret Koonce Mildred Lee Lydia Leonard • Tom Lyle May Matherly Catherine McGuffin Kathryn Mottern Alma Pugh Lettie Jo Rankin Elizabeth Rader Annabell Scott Harold Slagle Virginia St. John Flora Welborne Evelyn Taylor • Kay Taylor Anna Thomas Fred Woods Cora Lee Turner [ 29 ] Class of Nineteen Forty-Two President ELLIS SABIN Vice President CHARLES NEASE Secretary and Student Council Member WINFRED BLACK [ 30 ] ! • . , . : •, , ■ -V : , ' ' v - -V --vi . ' • . • V: 1: - . fll fSlIiiiggigliiBlili ; :. v :■ .: ■ ■ ;;;: ;:.:V: ;;?ss: K istaiSgflS ■ ?WSKQgfjSyffiffi [ 31 ] piliiil Class of Nineteen Forty-Three President JOHN EXUM Vice President Secretary DAN ZOERB JOSEPHINE COOLEY Student Council Member WALTER GILBERT [ 32 ] T [ 33 ] Left to Right: Cox in his Class; Cheer Leaders; B Squad; Blue Tea Pot ; Birthday Dinner; Drum Majoretts; Kyker and Hunt; Smallwood, Herrin, Cornett; Cook, Benett, Hoover, Wallin, Harrell; Cornin ' Around The Mountin ' Hiking Group; I. R. C. Group; Sadie Hawkins Dance; Honor Banquet; Sadie Hawkins Chase; Guess Who! Shount and Her Friends; Guess Who! UK® • r. lWS ve� ' Bi00 baU n prognos 3 ' riddle d some- I--— d- - ■ d „ — paI ' s team 3 ained con- « • v , ate . Cumbe ienCe tuscuta® ' Mar? d jAilllgan. Med 0,®° “ enl retUI,im Kel ' Se ,t� « lSeaS ° 1 ' . [ 36 ] «SS= )01 LOJ - 4ta SS JJfthe ' 5 Ka itY n ?Y ® cJPSS-— ,ea� « taS Wallin � £££ � MaIY RvW ro [ 37 ] Basketball With the previous year ' s team returning nearly intact the Buccaneer bas- keteers sensed a very successful season, but due to a slow start the team had to be content with a rather mediocre season. Highlights of the season were a double victory over Carson Newman, and an overwhelming victory over Milligan, as season ' s climax. John Lovegrove has been awarded all-conference guard position. Pros¬ pects for next year appear good, yet Captain White and Bowers, both four-year letter men, will be missed. Team members appearing above are: Lovegrove, Exum, West, Hamblin, White, Bowers, Sanders, Burleson, Keebler, Crawford as manager. Those not pictured are: Wallin, Peterson. [ 38 ] Tennis After dominating the Smoky Mountain Conference for the past four years, the Buccaneer racqueteers must depend on a completely rebuilt team to compete for title honors this year. Blaine Robinette and possibly Ace Lane will be the •, only lettermen available for service this spring. This year ' s team can hardly be expected to reach the form that carried the Buccaneers to four conference titles and a state championship. April 12: 15: 16: 18: 20 : 23: 25: 26: 29: May 1: 2 : 3-4: 6 : 7 : 11 : Schedule Maryville (there) Carson Newman (there) Tennessee Polytechnic Institute (there) Emory Henry (here) Tusculum (there) Carson Newman (here) Milligan (here) Emory 6c Henry (there) Maryville (here) University of South (there) University of Chattanooga (there) T. I. A. A. Tournament (Chattanooga) Tusculum (here) Milligan (there) Tennessee Polytechnic Institute (here) [ 39 ] Womens Intramurals SPORTS CALENDAR Sports Seasons Heads Drill Squad Tennis Archery Volleyball Basketball Ping Pong Deck Tennis Darts Horseshoe Softball Badminton Hiking Golf Fall Fall Fall Fall Winter Winter Winter Winter Spring Spring Spring Fall and Spring Spring Marie Mitchell Mary Ryburn Vivien King Margaret Hammer Katherine King Edith Keys Edith Dunbar Cleo Austin Kate Chandler Edith Dunbar Katherine King Sara Burleson Miss Cole Intramurals Administration Director_Miss Florence Cole Intramural Manager_Hildred Wolfe Assistant Manager_Vivien King WINNING TEAMS FOR 1939-1040 i aibetball VJteyLtt Inez Merritt Kate Chandler Eula Reecer Dorothy Butler Mary Ramsey Mary Ramsey Dorothy Butler Kathleen Condra Virginia Drinnon Mary Ottinger Willy Clemmer Esther Anderson Eliza Compton Edith Keys Margaret Grills Sara Burleson Leona Gray Katherine King Marie Mitchell Sara Burleson o Kathryn Brabson Sara Burleson Kate Chandler Marie Mitchell Katherine King Hildred Wolfe Vivien King Marie Mitchell Betty Bagby [ 41 ] Left to Right: Practice House Group; E. Rumbley; Fred Davis; Gross and Herrin; Anderson, Hunt, Wallin; Hiking Group; M, Kelley; Parker and Kitts; Massengill and Car¬ rier Dorm Marms; John Selman; Thornton and Ryburn; Barton, Phlegar, Wilson; Hiking Group; Sanders and Chapman; Sadie got her man; L. Elliott; Loafers; Love- Internationa! Relations Club OFFICERS President Margrite Rumbley Reporter Phyllis Phlegar Secretary Georgia Mae South Faculty Sponsor Miss Maxine Mathews MEMBERS Sanna Barlowe Sara Burleson Rex DePew Lois Emmert Negatha Gourley Mack Gross James Hashbarger Kent Herrin Earl Hunt Charles Keene Doris Kirkpatrick Everette Lowe Alma Pugh The International Relations Club is the only National Organization on the campus whose entrance is limited to scholarship and to Juniors and Seniors whose records indicate an interest in the study of international and national affairs. Miss Mathews, the official sponsor is aided by Miss Yoakley, Mr. Cham¬ berlain, Dr. Scott, and Mr. Rogers. The faculty has awarded the organization high esteem and plan to function as active sponsors in the future. [ 44 ] Pi Kappa Sponsor: Mr. R. B. Cox Delta President: Bill Belvin Pi Kappa Delta Forensic Society is one of the few national fraternities represented on the Tennessee State Campus. Our chapter is one of the most active in the nation. During the first half of February the men tied for first place in the Smoky Mountain Men ' s Tournament at Maryville, and the girls followed closely by taking honors in the women ' s branch of the same territory at Virginia Intermont College. On the last day in February two groups of representatives were sent out at the same time, one to Carson-Newman where it won first place in a three day State Championship meet, and the other to Hickory, North Caro¬ lina, for similar sojourn, where it took third place in the South Atlantic States competition. The season closed with a week ' s participation in the Pi Kappa Delta National Convention at Knoxville, MEMBERS Mac Gross Kent Herrin Henry Hartley Ann King Kathryn Lockett Harrison Marshall Thelma Goforth Thomas Morris Charles Neas Phyllis Phlegar Margrite Rumbley Gunnar Teilman Rex Depew Earl Hunt [ 45 ] Pi $ i g m a President Allie Bird Barton Secretary Margrite Rumbley Vice-President Mable Wallin Reporter Anna Thomas The Pi Sigma Sorority, the oldest organization of its kind on our campus, has functioned throughout its history to promote loyalty to the school and activities of the campus; to deepen the cultural and social life of the college; and to draw the girls who compose it into closer fellowship during their college life. We are glad to announce this year as one of the most successful ones in our history. The highlights of our year were so arranged as to furnish good times for all members of our campus, as Sadie Hawkins Week, which was cul¬ minated by a Sadie Hawkins dance; sponsorship of two school teas and dances; our year will be climaxed by a house party in May. [ 46 ] Pi Sigma Miss Ella Ross Allie B. Barton Lenore Anderson Winifred Black Miss Eleanor McMillen Sara Burleson Eula Howard Margaret Copenhaver Kathryn Cook Evelyn Denton Eloise Fullen Nellie Grigsby Ann Jennings Mary A. Kyker Ida Miller Beaumont Miller Shirley Kyker Edna Morris Joyce Phlegar Phyllis Phlegar Eugenia Range Mary Ryburn Evelyn Rumbley Margrite Rumbley Annabell Scott Lula Smith Anna Thomas Martha Vest Dorothy Wood Mable Wallin [ 47 ] Sigma Omega The Sigma Omegas have enjoyed a very successful year. The social cal¬ endar for the year is as follows: September: October: November: February: March: April: May: Breakfast at Spinning Wheel Tea Room honoring new members. Tea in Carter Hall entertaining the student body. Christmas party in the form of a Chili Supper in Training School Cafeteria. Santa attended with gifts for all. Valentine Banquet in the ballroom of Hotel John Sevier: Entertained by sponsors at the home of Mrs. Carson. Hostess to Spring Dance. House party and last good times with Seniors. OFFICERS President Lettie Joe Rankin First Vice-President Joyce Brakbill Second Vice-President Esther Anderson Secretary Treasurer Reporter Isabell Holmes Dorothy Harrod Mary E. Kinskie [ 48 ] Sigma Omega Vera Hoover Esther Anderson Thelma Bennett Joyce Brakbill Mrs. T. C, Carson Grace E. Bewley Bonnie Brobeck Dorothy Butler Marie Catron Eloise Coffee Kathryn Condra Savel Dawson Elizabeth Doane Naomi Donaldson Mary Sue Evans Ruth Green Sidney Harrell Dorothy Harrod Isabel Holmes Mamie Killian Nell Kincaid Mary Elizabeth Kinskie Ruth May Lillian McCabe Inez Merritt Kathryn Mottern Elizabeth Rader Lettie Joe Rankin Kathleen Taylor Una Thomas Hazel Tindall Jean Treece Agnes R. Zirkel Edith Massengill Mary R. Pittillo [ 49 ] Footlight Players This year our organization has attempted to develop among our members the use of the speaking voice and the body with attention to social needs. Thru the presentation and study of plays we have increased the level of appreciation of the various forms of drama. Six one-act plays, including an original Christmas play, a three-act play and a choral speech program were presented. Excerpts from The Taming of the Shrew were studied as monologues. Sixty-five students participated. The presentations featured below are, Submerged, and The Choral Speech. [ 50 ] 40 OFFICERS President Fred Thornton Vice-President Runa White Secretary Harry Range Charles Dubbs Bill Belvin Howard Bowers Paul Williams Ace Lane John Lovegrove Sidney Smallwood George West Bill Mitchell Wayne Parsley Bud Carpenter Jim Wallin Blaine Robinette Charles Fleming N. J. Sanders Fred Winter Edward Hatcher D. F. Smith Ellis Sabin Buck Hunt Jack Nichols Marion Holt Lynn Johnson Garrett Mashburn Dan Laws [ 51 ] F. T. L The Future Teachers of America is a new organization on our campus but is one which is progressing with zeal and enthusiasm. Its program is made up of various studies of school problems and their solutions which otherwise would prove difficulties to the beginning teacher. The members appearing below are: Fred Woods, Frances Wheeler, Dorothy Butler, Paul Massengill, Charles Keene, Helen Clark, Isabell Holmes, N. J. Sanders, Una Thomas, Phyllis Phlegar, Lillian Anthony, Runa White, Paul Wil¬ liams, James Hashberger, Margaret Koonce, Kathleen Condra, Georgia Barnes, Elizabeth Dyer, Edith Keys, Lettie Rankin, Geo. Clemmer, Lillian McCabe, Nell Kincaid, Luther Crawford. [ 52 ] y.� . o. i OFFICERS President 1st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Secretary Helen Clarke Lois Turbyfill Bonnie Myers Cleo Austin Treasurer and Business Manager Mary Elizabeth Kinskie Assistant Business Manager Marie Catron Reporter Thelma Goforth Cabinet Members All officers and the following: Lydia Leonard, Louise McQueen, Mary Ottinger The Young Women ' s Christian Association meets every Wednesday even¬ ing in Carter Hall. Vesper Services are held every Sunday afternoon. Member¬ ship in the organization is composed of all the young women of the dormitory. [ 53 ] Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club is made up of all girls who are majors in Home Economics or who may be planning upon majoring in Home Economics. The Club attempts to further work in Home Economics and interest others in this work. Two meetings are held each month—one a social and one a business meeting. President Helen Clarke Reporter Kathryn Miller Vice-President Helen Walker Sponsors Mrs. Ada H. Earnest Secretary and Treasurer Edith Keys Miss Mary L. Gordy The following members appear above: Clark, Walker, Keys, Miller, Anthony, Anderson, Catron, Hurd, Elliott, Rader, Hill, Grindstaff, Dawson, Hammer, Vandersteen, Rhea, Cable, Wallin, Bowman, Hall, Hammer, Stiltner, Bond, Sharp, Grigsby, Lee, Babb, Rader, Ross Tindall, Shown, Dunbar, Evans, Anderson, Blevins, Wood, Holly, Massengill. [ 54 ] Tau Alpha Omega OFFICERS President, Lettie Jo Rankin; Vice-President, Harrison Marshall; Secretary, Mary Ann Kyker Miss Ruth Thomas, Sponsor Isabell Holmes Harrison Marshall George Wilson Bill Belvin Rex Depew N. J. Sanders Mary E. Kinskie Gunnar Teilman MEMBERS APPEARING ABOVE Georgia M. South Eliz. Rader Lettie Joe Rankin Mary Ann Kyker Kent Herrin Lois Emmertt Clinton Claiborne Eloise Coffee Runa White Jas. Hashbarger Fred. Woods Kearnie Rogers Negatha Gourley Marylin Vandersteen Lenore Anderson Ann King Tom Morris Mamie Killian Earl Hunt New members not ap¬ pearing above: Herbert Bolton Dora Hale Anna Sue Lacey Jeanne Lowery Dorothy, Mitchell Bob Parsons Eugene Taylor [ 55 ] The Pestalozzians This society is composed of all young men who reside in Ritter Hall. Its aims are cooperation, wholesome fellowship and ultimately a more enjoyable college life for everyone. Officers for 1939-1940 are: President James Hashberger Secretary-T reasurer Clinton Claiborne Vice-President N. J. Sanders Sponsors Dr. and Mrs. P. W. Alexander [ 56 ] Ci vi i a n Pilots As a result of the Civil Aeronautics Authority ' s attempt to train twenty thous¬ and airplane pilots a year, this school has been fortunate enough to obtain the civilian pilots ' training course. The following are receiving this training thru our school: Louis Jones, Bill Hart, Kent Herrin, Eugene Lane, Edmund Rawlins, Pierce Carson, Branch Law- son, Buell Feathers, Ted Norton, and Bill McCune. There are two phases of training in this flying program: the ' ' ground work and the actual flight training. We are very fortunate in having faculty members who are well versed in this field. Dr. Huddle, instructor in aerodynamics and theory of flight, and Mr. Chamberlain, instructor in meteorology and navigation, direct our ' ' ground ' ' activities. Mr. Keith Wagar, of the Tri-City Airport, serves as flight instructor. With the completion of thirty-five hours of flight instruction and a test by the Civil Aeronautics Authority inspector, those passed will receive private pilot licenses. C57] 1 C Cast RJenneSSee State Representatives L VJL, WL of 4tnerican (Rollers [ 60 ] Sait Seaae56ee State Seauties S.Lui L WcCUtan BccLf 4uto( rapL [ 62 ] The State Teachers College Johnson City A COLLEGE DEDICATED TO THE SERVICES OF THE STATE COURSES ARE OFFERED IN: AGRICULTURE BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY COMMERCE ENGLISH EDUCATION FINE ARTS FRENCH GERMAN GEOGRAPHY HEALTH HISTORY HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS LATIN LIBRARY SCIENCE MATHEMATICS MUSIC PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHYSICS SCIENCE FOR THE ELE¬ MENTARY GRADES SOCIAL SCIENCE Students may major in any field of their choice. Students wishing to take pre-professional courses may do so. The College prepares teachers for elementary and high school, principals, super¬ visors, and superintendents. OVER 90% OF THE GRADUATES ARE EMPLOYED Write for catalog and application blanks. 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