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

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LIBRARY EAST TENNESSEE STATE COLLEGE JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE STATION ETSC IK Dk e LIBRARY LAST TENNESSEE STATE COLLEGE JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE E3 7 WV :D i «7 ■I ,,7 iiii i ; 3 ftk. ill® ■. ■■ Sva|s=SigJSf| a ■m ROBERT B. COX AUG 3 1 1945 e t S j L 2. To Mr. Robert B. Cox, We, the senior class of 1945, dedicate this publication of the BUCCANEER. We shall always remember with appreciation his sin¬ cere interest in us as students, his faithful work with the Air Corps Cadets and our own service men, his chal¬ lenging ideals as a teacher, and his high and noble standards as a gentle¬ man. Consider that I laboured not for my¬ self only, but for all them that seek learning. —Ecclesiasticus, xxxiii, 17. cL Dr. C. C. Sherrod Dean D. S. Burleson Dr. Frank Field Dean Florence Cole Mr. John W. Overby 3 a c u DR. P. W. ALEXANDER Director, Training School MRS. R. G. BOREN Principal, Training School BLANCHE BRITTON Training School DR. D. M. BROWN Biology DEAN D. S. BURLESON English GLADYS BURGESS Secretary to Mr. Houston BERNEY BURLESON Librarian DR. M. E. BUTTERFIELD Music ELEANOR CARLOCK President ' s Secretary T. C. CARSON Mathematics VELMA CLOYD Training School ROBERT B. COX English DORA DEAN DePRIEST Training School MRS. ARTHUR EARNEST Home Economics EMMA FARRELL Education DR. LESTER FRALEY Health ISABELLE W. GOODWIN Training School MARIE HARRISON Geography MARY FLORENCE HART Music MRS. BERT D. HODGES Dietitian R. B. HOUSTON High School Supervisor o €VSC DR. H. B. HUDDLE Chemistry and Physics HOMER HURST History GRETCHEN HYDER Regional Elementary Supervisor MRS. ROBERT IMBODEN Hostess, Carter Hall ORRILLE HUFF AKER KIRKPATRICK Registrar ' s Secretary JEANNE LOWRY Commerce ISABEL MARTIN Training School C. HODGE MATHES Modern Languages MRS. MARGUERITE MACDOWELL Nurse DR. J. G. MCMURRAY Physical Education ELEANOR ROBINSON Training School W. F. ROGERS History FRANCES RUSSELL Home Economics JEANNE SCOTT Assistant Business Manager ELIZABETH SLOCUMB Art DR. D. G. STOUT Social Science ALMA TRIVETT Training School JOHN M. WALLER Training School DR. LESTER R. WHEELER Psychology INA YOAKLEY Geography DR. FRANK FIELD Remote Engineer Here ' s hoping the 1945 BUCCANEER will be a happy reminder of the friends we ' ve made and the fun we ' ve had from ' 41 thru ' 45. JANE TAYLOR Station Manager ANITA MEREDITH Business Manager ► MARTHA ALEXANDER Assistant Station Manager VIRGINIA DARE WEEKS Commercial Manager RUTH WEBB Program Director MARY KATHERINE WOODWARD Special Features Manager AMINELL WILLIAMSON Television Director NELLE BELLAMY Copywright Caster MARJORIE CROSS Sports Caster i ■ :■ .. i . ... J - ' ♦ f . r t, M : ' : - ' . . •• • ■; ' ' ;‘ • ' ; ;: - . ■C. — . ' 4 : : J cmmM. ■ ■■. r- ‘ . ■iv :;-! ViU. ■ 44.v 4 M W 1 l ' ) r C (aS4 of Nineteen Jortij-Jiue President.RUTH ANGEL Vice-President.RUTH WEBB Secretary .MARJORIE CROSS Treasurer.JANE TAYLOR OL SENIORS MARTHA JANE ALEXANDER Tiptonville, Tennessee Business Administration, Social Studies Pi Sigma ' 41- ' 45, Vice-Pres. ' 43- ' 44, Pres. ' 44-45, Commerce Club ' 43-45, Vice-Pres. ' 43-45, Pres. ' 44- ' 4 5, Who ' s Who ' 44-45; Future Teachers of America ' 42-45, Librarian ' 43- ' 44; International Relations Club ' 43- ' 45; Y.W.C.A. ' 43- ' 45. Sec. ' 44- ' 45; Miracle Book Club ' 43- ' 44; Senior Repre¬ sentative to Student Council ' 44- ' 45; Associate Editor of Buccaneer 44- ' 45. Honor Roll. RUTH ANGEL Johnson City, Tennessee Social Science, Modern Languages Barnwarmin ' Queen ' 42- ' 44; Pi Sigma ' 41- ' 45; Commuters Club ' 44- ' 45, Pres. ' 44- ' 45; President Senior Class ' 44- ' 45; Who ' s Who ' 44- ' 45; Inter¬ national Relations Club ' 44- ' 45; Honor Roll. LOUISE ARMSTRONG Sweetwater, Tennessee Social Studies Transfer from Maryville College... ' 42; Inter¬ national Relations Club ' 43- ' 45; Sigma Omega ' 44- ' 45; Future Teachers of America ' 43- ' 45; Head of Sports ' 42- ' 45; T. C. Award; Student Government Repiesentative ' 44- ' 45; Y.W.C.A. ' 42- ' 45; B. S. U. ; Honor Roll. MARGARET FUDGE ARMSTRONG Surgoinsville, Tennessee Social Studies, Art NELLE BELLAMY Jonesboro, Tennessee History, English International Rellations Club ' 43- ' 45; Wesley Foundation ' 43 ' 45, Pres. ' 44- ' 45, Treasurer ' 44- Y.W.C.A ' 42- ' 45; Central Religious Council ' 44- ' 45; Buccaneer Staff ' 44- ' 45; Transfer from Emory and Henry; Honor Roll. LILLIAN CARR Marion, Tennessee Social Science Y. W. C. A. ' 41- ' 45; B. S. U. ENIOR. e HILDA COPP Chucky, Tennessee Physical Education, Art Poster Club ' 43- ' 44, President ' 43- ' 44; Choir ' 41- ' 45, Pres. ' 45; Glee Club ' 41- ' 45, Sec. ' 44; Wesley Foundation ' 41- ' 45; Vice Pres. ' 44, Reporter ' 45; Representative Student Government ' 44; Future Teachers of America ' 41- ' 45, Treasurer ' 44; Mir¬ acle Book Club ' 41- ' 45, Reporter ' 44, Secretary ' 43; Dramatics Club ' 43- ' 45, President ' 44, Chap¬ lain ' 45; Who ' s Who ' 44- ' 45; Drill Squad ' 41- ' 42. MILDRED COX Limestone, Tennessee Home Economics, English Transfer from Tusculum College; Y. W. C. A. ' 41 ' -42; Home Management House, Winter ' 45. MARJORIE CROSS Piney Flats, Tennessee Home Economics, Physical Education Transfer from Milligan College; Buccaneer Staff ' 44- ' 45; Leadership Club Secretary ' 44- ' 45; Intra- murals ' 43- ' 45; Home Management House, Winter ' 45; Head of Sports ' 43- ' 45; Future Teachers of America ' 44- ' 45; Sigma Omega ' 43- ' 45, Secretary ' 44- ' 45; T. C. Award ' 44; Secretary of Senior Class ' 44- ' 45; Y. W. C. A. ' 43- ' 45; Glee Club ' 43- ' 45; Home Economics Club ' 43- ' 44 Vice pres. ' 44- ' 45. MILDRED WOODS DOBSON Greeneville, Tennessee Home Economics, Biology Transfer from Queen ' s College; Gamma Sigma; Student Council; Home Economics Club; Y. W. C. A.; Honor Roll. PERRY GEORGE GARDNER Johnson City, Tennessee Science T Club ' 28 ' 29 ' 31; Football ' 28 ' 29 ' 31; Tennis ' 29 ' 31. LUCILLE GOODMAN Morristown, Tennessee Physical Education, Health B. S. U. ' 43- ' 44, Reporter ' 44- ' 45; Central Relig¬ ious Council, Secretary ' 43- ' 44, Representative ' 44- ' 45; Y. W. C. A. ' 41- ' 45; Leadership Club; A. C. E. ' 44- ' 45, President ' 44- ' 45; Home Econom¬ ics Club; Student Council, Secretary ' 44- ' 45; Miracle Book Club; Intramurals; Honor Roll. ROGER GIBSON Johnson City, Tennessee Chemistry, Mathematics Chorus ' 41 - ' 45; Science Club; Mu Epsilan U Frat, President ' 45; President of Student Body ' 44- ' 45; Honor Roll STANLEY HARRISON Jonesboro, Tennessee English, Health, History ALDAMEDA SHIPLEY HAYNES Church Hill, Tennessee History, English Transfer Marion College ' 44; B. S. U. ' 44- ' 45; Y. W. C. A. ' 44- ' 45; Miracle Book Club ' 44- ' 45; Honor Roll. MARILYN HICKEY Johnson City, Tennessee English, History, Modern Language EMMA HOWARD Linden, New Jersey Home Economics, Science Transfer Syracuse University; Y. W. C. A. ' 44- ' 45. Home Economics Club; Honor Roll; Home Man agement House, Fall ' 44. NANCY ISBELL Riceville, Tennessee English, Business Administration Commerce Club ' 44- ' 45; Future Teachers of A- merica 7 44- ' 45; Y. W. C. A. ' 41- ' 45; Student Council Representative ' 41- ' 42; Dramatics Club ' 42- ' 43; Drum Majorette ' 42- ' 43; Intramurals; Honor Roll. n ETHEL JETT Maryville, Tennessee English, Social Science Home Economics Club; Science Club; Twirlers ' 41- ' 42; A. C. E. ' 44- ' 45; Publication Chairman ' 44- ' 45; Y. W. C. A.; Miracle Book Club; Girl Scout Leader; Transfer from Maryville College. MARY LOYD Mountain City, Tennessee Health, Physical Education A. C. E. ' 44- ' 45, Secretary ' 44- ' 45; Student Council Representative ' 44- ' 45; Leadership Club ' 43- ' 45; Y. W. C. A. ' 42- ' 45; Central Religious Council ' 43- ' 44; Glee Club ' 43- ' 44; Home Economics Club Jke SENI MARGUERITE McDOWELL Johnson City, Tennessee Heal th and Physical Education, English, History ANITA MEREDITH Johnson City, Tennessee Science, Mathematics, Music Business Manager of Buccaneer ' 44- ' 45; Pi Sigma ' 42- ' 45, Vice-President ' 44- ' 45, Footlight Players ' 42-43; Woman ' s War Activity Council ' 43; Girl ' s Chorus ' 42- ' 43; Glee Club ' 43- ' 44; Student Music Club ' 44, Treasurer ' 44; Science Club ' 44; Com muters Club ' 44- ' 45. RUTH MILBURN Knoville, Tennessee Home Economics, Science Y. W. C. A. ' 41- ' 45; Home Economics Club ' 41-45; Miracle Book Club ' 41- ' 45; Vice-President ' 43; Wesley Foundation ' 41- ' 45, Second Vice-President ' 43- ' 44; Central Religious Council ' 43- ' 44; Future Teachers of America ' 43- ' 45; Glee Club ' 41-43; Honor Roll. DOROTHY STOUT Johnson City, Tennessee English, Music Secretary of Freshman Class ' 41- ' 42; Future Teachers of America ' 41-45; Pi Sigma’ ' 41- ' 45, Secretary ' 44- ' 45; Orchestra, ' 41- ' 45; Manager ' 44- ' 45; International Relations Club ' 44- ' 45, Vice President ' 44; Representative to Southeast¬ ern IRC Conference ' 44, President ' 44- ' 45; Com¬ merce Club ' 44- ' 45; Student Music Club, Presi¬ dent ' 43- ' 44 Editor-in-Chief of Tennessee Col¬ legian, ' 44-45; Who ' s Who ' 44- ' 45; Honor Roll. HELEN SUSONG Greeneville, Tennessee Home Economics, English Sigma Omega ' 41- ' 45, President ' 44- ' 45, Reporter ' 42; Y. W. C. A. ' 41- ' 45; Home Economics Club ' 41- ' 45; Student Government Representative ' 41- ' 43, Second Vice President ' 43- ' 44; Miracle Book Club ' 43- ' 44; Honor Roll; Home Management House, winter ' 45; Twirling ' 42- ' 43; Student Coun¬ cil Jr. Representative ' 43- ' 44. JANE TAYLOR Johnson City, Tennessee English, Health Pi Sigma ' 42- ' 45, Reporter ' 43- ' 44; Treasurer Senior Class ' 44- ' 45; Home Economics Club ' 42- ' 43; Future Teachers of America ' 44- ' 45; Editor- in-Chief of Buccaneer ' 44- ' 45. PATRICIA ANNE TAYLOR Elizabethton, Tennessee Home Economics, English Transfe r from Milligan, Home Economics Club, Pi Sigma ' 44- ' 45; Honor Roll. BLANCA VARGAS Porta Rica Home Economics, Science, French WANDA WALKER Jonesboro, Tennessee Music, English Y. W. C. A. ' 41- ' 45, President ' 44- ' 45; Glee Club ' 41- ' 45; Choir, Vice President ' 44- ' 45; Wesley Foundation ' 41- ' 45; Miracle Book Club, ' 41-45; International Relations Club; Central Religious Council ' 43- ' 45; Student Government Council Rep¬ resentative ' 44- ' 45; Honor Roll. RUTH WEBB Piney Flats, Tennessee Physical Education, Health Pi Sigma ' 42- ' 45; Intramurals ' 41- ' 45; Head of Sports ' 43-45; Leadership Club ' 43-45; T. C. Award ' 43; T Sweater ' 44; Vice-President of Senior Class ' 44 - ' 45; International Relations Club ' 44- ' 45; Assistant Manager of Intramurals ' 43- ' 44, Manager ' 45; Who ' s Who ' 43- ' 45; Or¬ ganizations Editor of Buccaneer. VL SENIORS VIRGINIA DARE WEEKS Troutville, Virginia Home Economics, Physical Education Intramurals ' 41- ' 45; Head of Sports ' 41- ' 45; Drill Squad ' 41- ' 42; Y. W. C. A. ' 41- ' 45; Home Eco¬ nomics Club ' 41- ' 45; Wesleyan Foundation ' 41- ' 45; Sec.-Treas. ' 44- ' 45; T. C. Letter ' 42; ETS Music Letter ' 44- ' 45; Glee Club ' 43- ' 44; President of State Home Economics Club ' 44- ' 45; Member of State Nutrition Committee ' 44- ' 45; Sigma Ome¬ ga ' 42- ' 45; Future Teachers of America ' 44- ' 45; International Relations Club ' 44- ' 45; Secretary of Junior Class ' 43- ' 44; Miracle Book Club ' 43- ' 44; Honor Roll; Floor Rep. Student Government ' 43- ' 44; Who ' s Who ' 44- ' 45; Home Management House ' 44; Buccaneer Staff ' 44- ' 45; Leadership Club ' 42- ' 5; Intramural Council ' 42- ' 45; Intramural Council ' 43- ' 44. DORIS WILDS !Del Rio, Tennessee English International Relations Club ' 44- ' 45; Y. W. C. A. ' 41- ' 45; Transfer from Asheville College AMINELL WILLIAMSON Chucky, Tennessee Home Economics, Science Y. W. C. A. ' 41- ' 45; Wesley Foundation ' 41- ' 45; Vice-Pres. ' 45; Home Economics Club ' 41- ' 45, Glee Club ' 42- ' 43; Science Club ' 43; Future Teachers of America ' 43- ' 45; International Re¬ lations Club ' 44- ' 45, Vice Pres. ' 45; Who ' s Who ' 44- ' 45; Vice President Junior Class ' 43- ' 44; Cen¬ tral Religious Council ' 44- ' 45; Student Council ' 44- ' 45; Drill Squad ' 41; Miracle Book Club ' 41- ' 45, Pres. ' 43- ' 44, Sec. ' 45; Home Management House, Fall ' 44; Honor Roll; Buccaneer Staff ' 44- ' 45; Dramatic Club ' 42- ' 45. MARY KATHRYN WOODWARD La Follette, Tennessee Science, English Y. W. C. A. ' 41- ' 45; Baptist Student Union ' 41- ' 45, Sec. ' 43- ' 44, 1st Vice Pres. ' 44- ' 45; Central Re¬ ligious Council ' 44- ' 45, Reporter ' 44- ' 45; Mir¬ acle Book Club ' 41- ' 45; Student Government Council ' 44- ' 45, 2nd Vice Pres. ' 44- ' 45; Phi Beta Chi ' 43- ' 45; Future Teachers of America ' 45; Buccaneer Staff ' 44- ' 45. J. A. WORTH Sevierville, Tennessee Biology, English MARY CLYDE WYNNE Chattanooga, Tennessee Social Science, English International Relations Club ' 44- ' 45; A. C. E. ' 44- ' 45. mm President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ix ELIZABETH FINK BETTY BELLAMY . IRMA CATON VIRGINIA BALES VIRGINIA BALES BETTY BELLAMY GENEVA BLAZIER EVELYN BOOTH VIRGINIA BOWERS ELSA LEE BROBECK KATE CALLAWAY MARY EMMA CARTER IRMA CATON BETTY CLOYD EARNESTINE COLLINS GALE COOK LOUISE COUCH LOUISE COX ELIZABETH CROOKSHANKS LOUISE CROOKSHANKS JODY CRUMLEY ANNETTE DAVIS MARY LOUISE DAVIS ELIZABETH FINK CATHRYN FROST ANNE GARLAND SARA HARRIS DL JUNIORS MARY LOUISE HILLMAN BENNIE HODGES ANNA HOSS EDITH HOUSER JO HUMBERT PAULINE KINCHELOE POLLY KING JEAN LAWS MRS. RUBY LEWIS ROSE MARY LONG LOUISE McBEE MADELINE McCLAIN VIVIAN McCULLOCK DORIS MOODY BETTY NICHOLS GOLDEAN NORTON JOYCE O ' DELL LOUISE RADER JANE RAMSEY MARGARET ROE MARY GRANGER SHANKS MARJORIE SUSONG BETTY SWADLEY KATHLEEN TILSON V i C lad6 of Yjmeteen euen SUE GROSECLOSE . . FRED PATTON ELIZABETH ROWE . MARY ST. JOHN President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . LlBRAkY EAST TENNESSEE STATE COL LEGE JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE Carl Anderson Mary Lee Asbury Susie Baumgardner Mary Brooks Helen Brooks Nathaniel Burchfield Margaret Byrd Marjorie Carroll Mildred Cates Dorothy Clark Earlene Cress Mary Cunningham Christine Denton Ruth Dewald Janette Diehl Charlene Doby Patsy Durrett Rosiland Gilsdorf Sue Groseclose Anna Mary Hartsell Carol Henson Mary Granger Holt Aileen Howard Mary Jane Hurst Anna Marie Irish C. V. Jayne Martha Jones Sara Jane Jones Sarah Kitts Elaine Larimer Elizabeth Lingerlelt Mildred McCracken June McKay Irene McNabb Agnes Mahoney Ona Myers Mildred Parker Fred Patton Charles Pearson Mary Agnes Robinette Elizabeth Rowe Joyce Shaw Dottie Simmons Margaret Spicer Betty Steele Mary St. John Nina Valentine Dorthea Wade Walter Wade Billie Whitehead Alma Ruth Whilhoit Bobby Ruth Williams Jane Wills Inez Wilson m j ■WM $$ : ■ |B J Hill ;;::- : : : ; ' :::;;:::;::y;: : : Si A : I gg I if¥‘ WWm ISRlif C fa66 op Yjineteen President.. JOE CRUMLEY Vice-President.EDWINA BRITTON Secretary.CARL ANDERSON Treasurer.BILL WILLIAMS IHIMEN V. C. Adcock Betty Anderson Lillian Anderson Sidney Anderson Dorothy Bales Margaret Banks Mary Barger Frances Barnes Reba Barry Louise Berry Caroline Brickley Betty Blake Stella Blazier Jim Bolden Bill Briggs Edwina Britton Scott Brown Betty Browning Ann Cable Eloise Campbell Eva Campbell Joan Campbell Mary Ruth Cates Marguerite Chitwood Ernestine Clause Anna Ruth Crookshanks Robert L. Cross Dorothy Crouch Leah Fleenor Lydia Forbes Martha Freeman Eula Fudge Elaine Garland Zeta Garland Gloria Godwin Dean Gorman Jane Grey Dorothy Gross Roris Hagey Doris Hale FRESHMEN LaVeme Hale Roy Hampton Mildred Hancock Avonne Hartman J. C. Hawk Margaret Hensley Juanita Hobson Virginia Hodge Helen Hoffman Gene Holt Kathleen Howell Rona Huff Dorothy Jenkins Dorothy Keebler Grace Keller Joan Kilday Betty Ann King Evelyn Knapp Dorothy Lee Mary Lo Lee Virginia Lee Grace Leonard Allilian Lewis Blanche Lunceford Louise Lyle Muriel McClendon Bessie McCracken Jayne McCready Henry McKay Marjorie Mahoney Velma Martin Mildred Massingill Louise Miller Adelaide Miller Lawrence Moffett Betty Jean Morris ClaraSueNanney Imogene Neas Rufus Nease Herschal Ottinger HIM1IEN Joan Painter Angeline Parker Mable Parvin Virginia Patton Paul Perry Betty Jane Ramsey Dana Reid Jean Renfro Joyce Reynolds Ralph Reynolds Pereda Rice Lawrence Rogers Virginia Shanks Kathleen Shelton Sam Sherwood Lewis Simmons Mary Jane Smith Beverly Smythe Marjorie Snyder Marie Stewart Wanda Street Margaret Swadley Jeanne Talbert Lancr Tolbert Elizabeth Testerman Ann Tipton Glenn Tolley Eloise Webster Lola White Bill Williams Maurice Williams Bobby Wilson Juanita Wilson Reid Wilson Evelyn Wine Betty Jo Winters Thomas Woodruff Sara Woods Christine Wright Jim Wythe Barbara Young lilt! : WmM vtmmmmx. iiilll! 5Wisi« : ?ii« ' HIS : : m i [ ■6 : , . Ill ?,v j ' Vt. ? • ' C ; j i£5® ' ■ ' . ■ ; • ” ' ' - ' rt - V: . v Nd Jhe Student (Council OFFICERS President.ROGER GIBSON Vice-President.LOUISE RADER Secretary.SUE GROSECLOSE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Senior: Martha Alexander Aminell Williamson Sophomore: Arlene Cress Margaret Spicer Junior: Vivian Bowers Joyce O ' Dell Freshman: Lawrence Rogers Hartsell Crouch PURPOSE The Student Council is a representative group elected by the students for the purpose of initiating the general student activities of the school. OFFICERS President.BETTY BELLAMY Vice-President.AGNES MAHONEY Secretary-Treasurer.MILDRED HANCOCK Reporter.MARY KATHRYN WOODWARD MEMBERS Aminell Williamson Nelle Bellamy Evelyn Booth Louise McBee Lucille Goodman Wanda Walker PURPOSE The Central Religious Council is a council composed of representatives from the ' different religious groups on the campus, with but one central purpose—to create a closer fel¬ lowship between the various organizations of the school. The council endeavors to strengthen the spiritual life of each in¬ dividual. This purpose is accomplished through mass meet¬ ings, personal contact by individual groups, and through encouraging each student to participate in some local church program. OFFICERS President.. . . MARTHA ALEXANDER Vice-President.. ANITA MEREDITH Secretary.DOROTHY STOUT Treasurer.SUE GROSECLOSE P)ic ma Sororit SOCIAL CALENDAR September: Theatre Party October: House Party November: Rush Week December: Slumber Party Installation February: Party March: Sadie Hawkins Week April: Slumber Party Theatre Party May: House Party MARTHA ALEXANDER RUTH ANGEL BETTY BLAKE SUSIE BAUMGARDNER MARY CUNNINGHAM ELIZABETH FINK SUE GROSECLOSE DOROTHY HALE SARAH HARRIS MARY LOUISE HILLMAN ANNA MARIE IRISH DOROTHY JENKINS SARA JANE JONES GRACE KELLER BETTY ANN KING JEAN LAWS ANITA MERJDTH DORIS MOODY MARY ELIZABETH ROWE DOTTIE SIMMONS BETTY SMYTHE BEVERLY SMYTHE BETTY STEELE DOROTHY STOUT JANE TAYLOR PATSY TAYLOR ANN TIPTON RUTH WEBB Sponsors: ORRILLE KIRKPATRICK JEANNE LOWRY mSm OFFICERS President. First Vice-President . . . Second Vice-President . . Secretary. Treasurer. Reporter. . . . HELEN SUSONG . . . . IRMA CATON .... ANNA HOSS . . MARJORIE CROSS LOUISE CROOKSHANKS . . ROSE MARY LONG CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR September: October: November: December: Garden Party Tea Barn warmin ' Rush Week Christmas Party Theatre Party Chili Supper January: Officers Party for Members—- Acceptance Breakfast February: War Bond and Gift to Red Cross March: Hike April: Dance May: House Party LOUISE ARMSTRONG EDWINA BRITTON IRMA CATON MARJORIE CARROLL BETTY CLOYD TENA COLLINS MARJORIE CROSS LOUISE CROOKSHANKS MARY LOUISE DAVIS LEAH FLEENOR MARTHA FREEMAN CATHRYN FROST ROSILAND GILSDORF DEAN GORMAN MILDRED HANCOCK AVONNE HARTMAN ANNA HOSS JO HUMBERT JOAN KILDAY EVELYN KNAPP EARLENE CRESS ROSE MARY LONG LOUISE McBEE VIVIAN McCULLOCH CLARA SUE NANNEY GOLDEAN NORTON JOYCE O ' DELL JANE RAMSEY JEAN RENFRO WANETTA RIGGS MARY ST. JOHN HELEN SUSONG VIRGINIA DARE WEEKS JANE WILLS CHRISTINE WRIGHT Martha Alexander Ruth Angel Louise Armstrong Betty Bellamy Nelle Bellamy Geneva Blazier Vivian Bowers Elizabeth Fink Cathryn Frost Lena Ben Hodges Anna Marie Irish Sarah Jane Jones Louise McBee Louise Rader Dorothy Stout Wanda Walker Ruth Webb Virginia Dare Weeks Doris Wilds Aminell Williamson Mary Clyde Wynne u ome Economics LOUISE BERRY CAROLYN BICKLEY VIVIAN BOWERS ELSE LEE BROBECK ANN CABLE EVA CAMPBELL MILDRED CATES BETTY CLOYD LOUISE COX EARLENE CRESS MARJORIE CROSS DORIS HAGY RUTH DEWALD LEAH FLEENOR ANNE GARLAND LUCILLE GOODMAN ANNA MARY HARTSELL EMMA HOWARD ANNA MARIE IRISH SARA JANE JONES DOROTHY LEE ALLILION LEWIS MARY LOYD JUNE McKAY RUTH MILBURN GOLDEAN NORTON LOUISE RADER JEAN RENFRO ELIZABETH ROWE MARY St. JOHN HELEN SUSONG MARJORIE SUSONG KATHLEEN TILSON VIRGINIA DARE WEEKS AMINELL WILLIAMSON OFFICERS President.WANDA WALKER Vice-President.LOUISE McBEE Secretary.AMINELL WILLIAMSON PURPOSE The Miracle Book Club, an international organization, has as its purpose the deepening of the spiritual life, not only of its members but of all the students on the campus. The mem¬ bership of the club is open to all who wish to attend the weekly Bible study periods. DL ealian. OFFICERS President.LAWRENCE MOFFETT Vice-President.EVELYN BOOTH Secretary.ANNA MARIE IRISH Reporter.BETTY BELLAMY MEMBERS V. C. Adcock Betty Bellamy Evelyn Booth Hilda Copp Lawrence Moffett Louise Rader Agnes Robinette Aminell Williamson Robert Cross Anna Marie Irish Mary St. John Lone Sisk Walter Wade PURPOSE To create an appreciation of dramatics and develop the dramatic abilities of all members. foundation OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Worship Chairmen . . NELLE BELLAMY AMINELL WILLIAMSON . . . LOUISE McBEE . AGNES MAHONEY . . . BETTY NICHOLS EMILY JOHNSON PURPOSE The Wesleyan Foundation, an organization composed of Methodist students, is a part of a national Methodist student movement composed of two million university and college stu¬ dents. The purpose of the club is to promote worship, com¬ munity service, world fellowship, and Christian recreation. All Methodist students are members. y.w.c 4. OFFICERS President. First Vice-President . Second Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer .... Choister. Reporter. . WANDA WALKER , GOLDEAN NORTON . . BETTY BELLAMY MARTHA ALEXANDER . MARJORIE SUSONG . . . IRMA CATON . ROSE MARY LONG PURPOSE The Young Women ' s Christian Association is composed of all young women living in Carter Hall. This organization aims to promote the spirit of Christ on the campus. At Christmas the members entertained a large number of unfortunate child¬ ren. Every Sunday afternoon vespers are held, and on Wed¬ nesday night a devotional meeting is conducted. The Y. W. C. A. also furnishes the daily paper and a large number of the best magazines for the girls in Carter Hall and continually adds very valuable improvements to the dormitory. wm OFFICERS President.IRMA CATON Secretary.ELIZABETH FINK Librarian.. V. C. ADCOCK OFFICERS President.HILDA COPP Vice-President.WANDA WALKER Secretary...ANNA HOSS Librarian.. FRED PATTON Director.DR. M. E. BUTTERFIELD Cjovemment OFFICERS President.LOUISE McBEE Vice-President.MARY KATHRYN WOODWARD Secretary.LUCILLE GOODMAN Treasurer.SUE GROSECLOSE FLOOR REPRESENTATIVES Joan Kilday Jane Wills Rose Mary Long Dean Gorman Wanda Walker Elizabeth Lingerfelt Mary Loyd Louise Armstrong PURPOSE The organization has as its purpose and aims better co¬ operation among the girls and a feeling of responsibility in governing the hall more democratically and to promote a wholesome atmosphere, enjoyment, and an environment for the development of better attitudes. OFFICERS President.MARJORIE CARROLL Vice-President.MARY KATHRYN WOODWARD Secretary-Treasurer.ANNETTE DAVIS Sponsors . . . MISS GOODWIN and MISS ROBERTSON PURPOSE The Baptist Student Union is an international organization of Baptist Students in colleges functioning through the southern Baptist convention. The B.S.U. strives to make Christianity collegiate and spiritually pre-eminent. OFFICERS President.MARTHA ALEXANDER Vice-President.VIVIAN BOWERS Secretary.CATHRYN FROST Treasurer.LOUISE RADER Reporter.JODY CRUMLEY Sponsor.JEANNE LOWRY OTHER MEMBERS Nancy Isabel Dorothy Clark Helen Brooks Dorothy Stout Geneva Blazier Ona Myers Edith Houser Doris Moody Gladys Burgess Gladys Mahoney IslllM OFFICERS President . . . . Vice-President . . Secretary-Treasurer Sgt. at Arms . . Social Chairman . Chaplain . . . . . . ROGER GIBSON . . HENRY McKAY . CARL ANDERSON THOMAS WOODRUFF MAURICE WILLIAMS . LAMARR TALBERT OTHER MEMBERS Herschal Ottinger Lone Sisk Glen Tolley Reid Wilson Billy Williams V. C. Adcock James Wythe J.C.C. OFFICERS President.LUCILLE GOODMAN Vice-President.EVELYN BOOTH Secretary.MARY LOYD Treasurer.MARY LEE ASBURY Reporter. ETHEL JETT Publications.MARJORIE SUSONG Publicity.GOLDEAN NORTON Lucille Goodman Mary Loyd Marjorie Susong Ethel Jett Annette Davis Agnes Mahoney MEMBERS Mary Lee Asbury Irene McNabb Doris Wilds Evelyn Booth Imogene Nease Mary Brooks Helen Susong Sidney Anderson Lillian Anderson Billie Whitehead Goldean Norton Miss Farrell Miss Hyder (Commuters C li ii OFFICERS President.RUTH ANGEL Vice-President.JOYCE O ' DELL Secretary ..LOUISE COUCH The commuters club is for all girls not living in Carter Hall future JeacLerd op wienca MARTHA ALEXANDER LOUISE ARMSTRONG STELLA BLAZIER IRMA CATON HILDA COPP MARJORIE CROSS ANNETTE DAVIS CHARLENE DOBY ELIZABETH FINK SUE GROSECLOSE MILDRED HANCOCK SARA HARRIS ANNA MARIE IRISH JOAN KILDAY ROSE MARY LONG LOUISE McBEE VIVIAN McCULLOCH RUTH MILBURN JOYCE OlDELL JOYCE SHAW DOROTHY STOUT JANE TAYLOR WANDA WALKER VIRGINIA DARE WEEKS AMINELL WILLIAMSON MARY KATHERINE WOODWARD i ( DOROTHY STOUT Editor-in-Chief ELIZABETH FINK Associate Editor VIVIEN BOWERS Circulation Manager MARIA JEFFRESS Features Editor BETTY BELLAMY Religious Editor HERSCHEL OTTINGER Sports Editor BETTY CLOYD Society Editor ; ; ’ ; mss t - ■$MW: Sill r . ■ ■....... ■ ' • S1I3I V ; . sC ; «vS-. N •V ■ I ■ - . v : -• - i IRMA CATON HILDA COPP ? o 5 DOROTHY STOUT LOUISE McBEE RUTH WEBB AMINELL WILLIAMSON RUTH ANGEL LOUISE McBEE SARAH JANE JONES JUNE McKAY MARY LOUISE HILLMAN RUTH ANGEL cm ween me HENRY McKAY umwarmm RUTH ANGEL Sponsored bij tLe Sicjma Ome$a So writ Kcjma v meeja It m r m riSfe mmmMM. wMmmm ■: ?-H ' i, • a,-.A A • • ... v : A;; A. v .. ,-• A. . •- : ..■-: •• ' v V-:;—A I — ■ mam m sm. HI i ■ Wm Jrl jpK 7 , ? • -. ; ; ' :’BB n mm IBB-B ' -Bi W y Jy- yi • ► i i Manager Webb Assistant Manager McBee Sponsor, Miss Cole Louise Armstrong June McKay Anna Mary Hartsell Virginia Dare Weeks Marjorie Cross Vivian McCulloch Sue Groseclose Anna Marie Irish Virginia Bales Florence Cole, Sponsor Irma Caton Ruth Webb Louise McBee PURPOSE Under the guidance of these girls the activities of the intra¬ mural program are carried on. All of them have been awarded their athletic award to qualify for Heads of Sports. Front row, left to right: Dorothy Keebler, Sidney Anderson, Louise McBee, Goldean Norton, Mary Lloyd. Back row, left to right: Lucille Goodwin, Lillian Anderson, Anna Mary Hartsell, June McKay, Joyce Shaw, Marjorie Susong. The winter quarter of girls Intramural Sports found Basket¬ ball in the limelight. Louise McBee, competent head of sports put a little spice into the game by engaging some outside games with such strong foes as Tennessee Eastman, Tusculum and local Nurses. Our team came out on top most of the time. The varsity team consisted of: McKay, Hartsell, Webb, Good¬ win, Norton, S. Anderson, Fink, and McBee. Front row, left to right: Lamarr Talbert Bill Williams, Bob Cross, Scott Brown, Willard Conchin. Back row, left to right: Coach McMurray, Dana Reed, Henry McKay, Carl Anderson, Maurice Williams, J. A. Worth, Manager. When Basketball season rolled around this year it found Coach McMurray with little material with which to build a team. But our war-time edition of Tennessee State Buccaneers surprised all of us. The season was completed with nine wins and two losses. Both losses being to Tusculum College. Captain Anderson was high point man of the year. ' ■SI wsmm A .♦ COMPLIMENTS OF PARK-BELK COMPANY The Home of Better Values JOHNSON CITY. TENNESSEE THIS LAUNDRY DOES ITS BEST JOHNSON CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Keep The Family Clothes CLEANER FRESHER SWEETER THE SPOT TO STOP IS THE “SPOT STEAKHOUSE” 421 EAST MAIN STREET JOHNSON CITY. TENNESSEE WE DO NOT SELL BEER Cold Drinks We Specialize in Sandwiches Steaks Chicken Country Ham Salads JOHN SEVIER HOTEL Johnson City ' s Finest ON THE MAIN ARTERY ALWAYS STOP AT DIXIE BARBECUE JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE Home of Delicious Sandwiches MEETING PLACE OF ALL COLLEGE BOYS AND GIRLS Compliments of STERCHI BROS. STORES, Inc. 222-226 E. MAIN STREET JOHNSON CITY - - - TENNESSEE Compliments of SELL ' S PRODUCE COMPANY A GOOD PLACE TO KEEP IN MIND Phone 5270 120 McCLURE STREET JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE DOSSER’S Headquarters For ! | Ready To Wear Piece Goods Accessories Shoes and Millinery JONES VANCE MASENCILLS Where the Students Congregate WOMENS AND MISSES APPAREL After Every Date Comer Main at Roan Streets For SERVICE Phone 5126 1916 1945 S. H. KRESS CO. Compliments of Where the Students Buy GHARLEY CARGILLE STUDIO Their School Supplies JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE Compliments of SEVICE DRY CLEANERS REX DERORD Dry Cleaning at It ' s Best .... SERVICE STATION Pine Street Johnson City Free Call For and Delivery Service Phone 203 Compliments of JOHNSON CITY. TENNESSEE THE STAFF YOU ' RE MOST LIKELY TO FIND IT AT KING ' S We invite you to test for yourself this quotation that comes from the lips of many a smart student, whether your want is a high fashion or one of the minor every-day necessities. KING $ EAST TENNESSEE ' S MOST COMPLETE STORE Where those who know buy their clothes Compliments of WOFFORD BROTHERS Inc. TELEPHONE 1094 ANDERSON DRUG STORE ON THE MINUTE SERVICE The Convenient Corner JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE H. E. HART SPODED LEMON CHINA Jeweler and Silversmith The Shop of Beautiful Gifts DR. H. E. HART Optometrist 214 MAIN ST. PHONE 209 YOUR MAJESTIC THEATRE SUGGESTS Get in the Great Army of Defense and Help Your country Win this War— Take Your Change in War Stamps and Build BONDS FOR FREEDOM MARKET STREET DRUG CO. A GOOD PLACE TO GET THE BEST 134 WEST MARKET STREET Phone 5212 Get Your Flowers From GUNNER TEIEMANN Johnson City ' s Leading Florists 318 E. MAIN PHONE 511 Let ' s Go To Scott ' s LYLE FURNITURE STORE SCOTT’S GROCERY Telephone 271 123 Spring Street THE STUDENT ' S STORE JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE j Phone 568 Dependable Since 1924 For Service That Is Dependable. . . . FREE SERVICE TIRE CO. JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE Your Free Service Dealer Is Cooperating 100% In The War Effort. ... Do Your Part In Buying Bonds! STATION No. 1—Phone 5158 STATION No. 2—Phone 12 SUER COMPANY Quality Furniture EVERYONE KNOWS of Washer Headquarters RECKNERS’ Electrical Appliances Jewelers in Johnson City for 58 Years JOHNSON CITY ELIZABETHTON THERE YOU ' LL FIND THE BEST Phone 7 Phone 743 DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY VAN DYKE STUDIO ' WHERE PHOTOGRAPHY IS AN ART GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY IS A PREREQUISITE FOR A GOOD ANNUAL 307 S. Roan St. JOHNSON CITY. TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF ALLEN CLEANERS 704 BUFFALO STREET JOHNSON CITY TENNESSEE Compliments of Compliments of 238 E. Main St. Phone 5198 JOHNSON CITY. TENNESSEE SMYTHE ELECTRIC CO. SUMMERS HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. Wholesale Only JOHNSON CITY. TENNESSEE CARBIDE AND CARBON CHEMICALS CORPORATION Unit of Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation Extends An Invitation — TO THOSE WISHING TO ENGAGE IN INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES PRODUCING MATERIALS BASIC TO ALL BRANCHES OF AMERICAN INDUSTRY PIONEERING IN CHEMICALS — GASES AND NEW PROCESSES BUILDING TOWARD THE FUTURE WITH A FORWARD-LOOKING SPIRIT THAT IS INDICATIVE OF UNLIMITED FUTURE POSSIBILITIE S For Particulars Write J. J. MAROONE, Post Office Box P, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 4 I y -ft i i t


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