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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1946 volume:

. V % V library east TENNESSEE STATE COLLEGE JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE 5 AMPHITHEATRE COOPER HALL LIBRARY i EAST TENNESSEE STATE COLLE JOHNSON CITY, TFNNESSEE ISSUED BY JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING foreword The oak tree stood here, old and wise } when this college was hut a dream and a hope in the minds of the people who made it. For three decades it has seen men and women come and pattern their lives after its own — deep-rooted and vital, strong and useful. It has watched patiently as youth has brought its talents here to have them strengthened and en¬ larged hy education. It has been witness to working and playing, and to the finding of friendships. Twice it has seen young men go off to war, and twice it has seen them return to prepare themselves to live in a world at peace. Now it looks down on a campus that is awakening to Spring after the winter months of war. As always it stands to give welcome to all who come , and to bid Godspeed to those who s e C dLton X- - w ■hi ADMINISTRATION Dr. C. C. Sherrod President Dr. Frank Field Registrar O. R. Sutton Dean D. S. Burleson Dean Ella V. Ross Business Manager FACULTY BERNEY BURLESON, Librarian .... DR. J. G. McMURRAY, Physical Education .... DR. MONDEL ELY BUTTERFIELD, Music MISS MAXINE MATHEWS, History .. . . W. F. ROGERS, History .... MISS JEANNE C. LOWRY, Business Education .... MISS EMMA FARRELL, Education . ... W. L. PRINCE, Business Education .... MRS. ADA H. EARN¬ EST, Home Economics .... C. HODGE MATHES, Modern Languages . . . . T. C. CAR- SON, Mathematics .... W. B. BIBLE English F A C U IL T Y MISS JUANITA LINDSAY, Secretary to Presi¬ dent .... MISS JEAN SCOTT, Assistant Busi¬ ness Manager .... MISS GLADYS BURGESS, Secretary to Regional Supervisors .... MRS. JAMES KIRKPATRICK, Secretary to Registrar . . . . MISS ALICE JANNEY, English . . . . MISS MARIE HARRISON, Geography . . . . MRS. BERT D. HODGES, Cafeteria Manager _MISS ELIZABETH SLOCUMB, Art ... . DR. D. M. BROWN, Biology ... A. II. MOORE, Industrial Arts .... CLIFFORD B. BOYD, Chemistry .... DR. LESTER M. FRALEY, Health .... MRS. ELSIE BIRD, Carter Hall Hostess .... MISS FRANCES RUSSELL, Home Economics .... DR. D. G. STOUT, Social Science .... MISS RUTH WEBB, Physical Education. Not Pictured: DR. L. R. WHEEL¬ ER, Psychology .... MISS GRETCHEN HYDER, Regional Elementary Supervisor . . . . R. B. HOUSTON, High School Supervisor .... JOI IN A. CLACK, Purchasing Afent .... ARCHIE L. McNEAL, Librarian. TRAINING SCHOOL FACULTY DR. P. W. ALEXANDER, Director .... MRS. GERTRUDE BOREN, Principal, History . . . . MISS MARGARET MADDEN, Second Grade . . . . MRS. LILLIAN POE, Fourth Grade . . . . MISS ELEANOR RORERTSON, Third Grade _MISS ISABEL MARTIN, Fifth Grade _ MISS MARY FLORENCE HART, Music MISS DORA DEANE DePRIEST, Home Eco¬ nomics .... MISS ALMA TRIVETT, Sixth Grade .... MISS MAHALA HAYS, English Mathematics .... MISS VELMA CLOYD, Mathematics . . . MISS MARY LYONS, Librarian . . . . MISS BLANCHE BRITTON, (not pic¬ tured), First Grade. 1946 ucca Here in the BUCCANEER we hope you will see 1946 at ETSC as you remember it. We have tried to include in these pages some highlights of activities through the year, some of the things that you will want to think of when you look back on this year. It is with great pride in our school and its student body that we present the 1946 BUCCANEER. Miss Jeanne Lowry, Faculty Adviser Anna Marie Irish Virginia Bales Anna Hoss- Business Manager Betty Bellamy —Organizations Editor Wanneta Riggs — Snopshot Editor neer Doris Moody Business Staff Mary Emma Allen . ■II ililislllll l ' ffWiP: ■I■ ■ SJSSjHviSS SSxfi i-x x-xi -x : : x : ■ ' ■■ ■ ' : ■■ : LIBRARY EAST TENNESSEE STATE COLLE 9 JOHNSON CITY, TEN NESSE 51 Pernors CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY - SIN OFFICERS President ___ WARNER SIZEMORE Vice President ___GENEVA BLAZIER Secretary _KATE CALLAWAY Treasurer __KATHLEEN TILSON (not pictured ' ) We, the Seniors of 1946, leave our Alma Mater with a feeling of our responsibility as citizens in a world that is striving to win the peace. We believe that our years here have prepared us to be forceful leaders and discriminating followers. IE N I O R. MARY EMMA ALLEN Elizabeth ton, Tenn. Home Economics, English Transfer from University of Tennessee Pi Sigma (2, 3, 4) Commuters Club (3, 4) BUCCANEER Staff (4) Hon¬ or Roll. EMMA SUE BACON Jonesboro, Tenn. English, Music Orchestra (1) Commuters Club (4) Rural Life Club (3) A.C.E. (4) Chor¬ us (4). VIRGINIA BALES Johnson City, Tenn. Physical Education and Health, History Band (1) Glee Club (1, 2) ETS Award (2) TENNESSEE COLLEGIAN Re¬ porter (4) Commuters Club (3, 4) Treasurer of Junior Class (3) Intramur¬ als (1,2, 3, 4) Head of Sports (2, 3, 4) BUCCANERR Staff (4) Leadership Club (3, 4). ANNA MAE BARKLEY Telford, Tenn. Social Science, Home Economics BETTY JEAN BELLAMY Roda, Virginia Social Studies, English Thealian Society (3) Reporter (3) In¬ national Relations Club (2, 3, 4) Re¬ porter (3) TENNESSEE COLLEGI¬ AN, Religious Editor (3) Organiza¬ tions Editor, BUCCANEER, (4) Y. W.A.C. (1, 2, 3, 4) 2nd Vice President (2, 4) Wesleyan Foundation (1, 2, 3, 4) Vice President (4) President, Cent¬ ral Religious Council (3) Vice Presi¬ dent of lunior Class (3) Honor Roll, WHO’S WHO (4). ELSIE TAYLOR BIRD Greenville, Tenn. Socail Science, English International Relations Club (3, 4) Y. W. C. A. (3, 4) Miracle Book Club (3) Hostess Carter Hall (4) Honor Roll. S IE N C. GENEVA BLAZIER Knoxville, Tenn. English , Business Education Beta Epsilon Kappa (3, 4) President (4) International Relations Club (3, 4) Y.W.C.A. (2, 3, 4) Secretary (4) Bap¬ tist Student Union (2, 3, 4) Choristers (4) Miracle Book Club (3, 4) Student Government (3) Vice President of Senior Class (4) Honor Roll. EVELYN BOOTH Church Hill, Tenn. English , Spanish Transfer from Hiwassee College, A.C.E. (3, 4) Vice President (3) The- alian Society (3, 4) Vice President (3) Y.W.C.A. (3, 4) Treasurer (4) Wes¬ leyan Foundation (3, 4) Secretary- Treasurer (4) Representative (3) Mir¬ acle Book Club (3, 4) Central Religi¬ ous Council (3) Secretary, Canter¬ bury Club (4) Honor Roll. VIVIAN BOWERS Elizabethton, Tenn. Business Education , Home Economics Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Beta Epsilon Kappa (2, 3, 4) Vice President (2, 3, 4) Vice President (3) International Relations Club (2, 3, 4) TENNESSEE COLLEGIAN (3, 4) Circulation Manager (3) Editor (4) Student Council (3) Class Representa¬ tive (3) Communters Club (3, 4) Honor Roll, WHO’S WHO. ELSA LEE BROBECK Telford, Tenn. Home Economics , English Transfer from Tusculum College. Glee Club (2, 3) Home Economics Club (2, 3, 4) Y.W.C.A. (3, 4) Miracle Book Club (3, 4) Canterbury Club (4) MARY BROOKS Greeneville, Tennessee History , Health and Physical Education JULIA E. BURROW Elizabethton, Tennessee English , Social Studies SENIORS KATE CALLAWAY Johnson City, Tennessee History, English Transfer from Mitchell College Commuters Club (3, 4) Secretary of Senior Class (4) Associate Editor of BUCCANEER (4) A.C.E. (4) Inter¬ national Relations Club (4) MARY EMMA CARTER Boones Creek, Tennnessee Business Education, Social Science Y.W.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4) Baptist Student Union (2) Miracle Book Club (2, 3, 4) Commuters Club (2) Beta Epsilon Kappa (4) IRMA CATON Newport, Tennessee Physical Education and Health, History Choir (3, 4) President (3) Vice Presi¬ dent (4) Future Teachers of America (3, 4) Y.W.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4) Chorister (4) Baptist Sudent Union (3) 2nd Vice President (3) Sigma Omega (1, 2, 3, 4) Reporter (2) 1st Vice President (3) President (4) Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4) Women’s “T” Club (4) Student Gov- ernt 2nd Vice President (4) Reporter (2) Treasurer of Sophomore Class (2) Secretary of Junior Class (3) Who’s Who (3, 4) Honor Roll BETTY CLOYD Washington College, Tenn. Home Economics, Science Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Vice President (4) Society Editor, TENNES¬ SEE COLLEGIAN (3) Y. W. C. A. (2, 3, 4) Wesleyan Foundation (2) Baptist Student Union (2) Miracle Book Club (2) Sigma Omega (1, 2, 3, 4) Intramurals (1) Canterbury Club (4) ERNESTINE COLLINS Ashford, N. C. Physical Education and Health English Transfer from Limestone College Sigma Omega (2, 3, 4) Intramurals (2, 3, 4) T. S. Award, Head of Sport (4) Leadership Club (2, 3, 4) Y.W.C.A. (2, 3, 4) Honor Roll ZELL COMBS Elizabethton, Tenn. Chemistry, Mathematics TENNESSEE COLLEGIAN (1) Com muters Club (4) IE N II O Ft S WILLARD DEMPSEY CONCHIN Johnson City, Tenn. English, Social Science Transfer from David Lipscomb College Varsity Basketball (3) Honor Roll LOUISE COX Fall Branch, Tenn Home Economics, Science Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Sec¬ retary-Treasurer (3) President (4); Y.W.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4) Baptist Student Union (1, 2, 3, 4) 2nd Vice President (2) 1st Vice President (3) Miracle Book Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4) Honor Roll ELIZABETH CROOKSHANK Jonesboro, Tennessee Home Economics, Health and Physical Education LOUISE CROOKSHANK Jonesboro, Tennessee Music, Social Science Choir (3, 4) Assistant Manager (4) Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4,) Secretary (4) Y.W.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4) Sigma Omega (1, 2, 3, 4) Treasurer (2, 3, 4) Treas¬ urer, Carter Hall Student Government (4) Honor Roll JO CAROLYN CRUMLEY Elizabethton, Tennessee Business Education, English Beta Epsilon Kappa (2, 3, 4) TEN¬ NESSEE COLLEGIAN (4) Intra¬ murals (1) Twirlers (1) Commuters Club (3, 4) MARY LOUISE DAVIS Strawberry Plains, Tenn. Social Science, English Transfer from Carson Newman College Y.W.C.A. (2, 3, 4) Baptist Student Union (2, 3, 4) Sigma Omega (2, 3, 4) Student Government (2) SENIORS MATTIE RUTH DRINNON Morristown, Tennessee Home Economics, Social Studies In service with WAVES from July, 1943, until November, 1945. ELIZABETH FINK Jonesboro, Tennessee English , Home Economics Band (1) Glee Club (1, 2, 3) Secre¬ tary (3) Future Teachers of America (3, 4) International Relations Club (2, 3, 4) Secretary (3) President (4) TENNESSEE COLLEGIAN, As¬ sistant Editor (3) Y.W.C.A. (2) Pi Sigma (1, 2, 3, 4) Treasurer (2) Vice President (4) Vice President of Sopho¬ more Class (2) President of Junior Class (3) Editor of BUCCANEER (4) Honor Roll, WHO’S WHO (4) CATHRYN FROST Elizabethton, Tennessee Business Administration, English Glee Club (1) Beta Epsilon Kappa (2, 3, 4) Secretary (3) Treasurer (4) International Relations Club (2, 3, 4) TENNESSEE COLLEGIAN (4) Sigma Omega (1, 2, 3, 4) Commuters Club (3, 4) Honor Roll, WHO’S WHO (4) JANE FUDGE Surgoinsville, Tenn. Physical Education, English Y.W.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4) Miracle Book Club (4) Intramurals (4) A.C.E. (4) ANNE GARLAND Jonesboro, Tennessee Home Economics , History Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Y.W.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4) Wesleyan Foun¬ dation (2, 3) Miracle Book Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Student Government (2) Canterbury Club (4) WILLIE FAYE GOUGE Johnson City, Tenn. Social Science, English Commuters Club (4) Chorus (4) A.C.E. (4) SENIORS KATHLEEN GRUMNEY Hampton, Tennessee Geography, English HERMAN B. GUINN Johnson City, Tenn. History, Social Science SARA FRANCES HARRIS Johnson City, Tennessee Music, . Social Science Choir (2, 3, 4) Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Orchestra (1, 2, 3) Future Teachers of America (1, 2, 3, 4) TENNESSEE COLLEGIAN (3) Pi Sigma (1, 2, 3, 4) Commuters Club (2, 3, 4) President (4) International Relations Club (4) Beta Epsilon Kappa (4) Reporter (4) Honor Roll MARY LOUISE HILLMAN Erwin, Tennessee Science , English Transfer from Virginia Intermont Col- Y.W.C.A. (3, 4) Pi Sigma (3, 4) Stu¬ dent Government (4) Canterbury Club (4) Campus Beauty (3, 4) LENA BEN HODGES Piney Flats, Tennessee English , Physical Education International Relations Club (2, 3, 4) Y.W.C.A. (3) Miracle Book Club (3) Intramurals (1, 2, 4) Commuters Club (4) ANNA DARLISKEY HOSS Johnson City, Tennessee Chemistry, English Choir (3, 4) Secretary (3, 4) Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Vice President (3) President (4) Science Club (3) Sigma Club (3) Sigma Omega (1, 2, 3, 4) Secretary (1) Vice President (3) Com¬ muters Club (3, 4) Business Manager BUCCANEER (4) Vice President Student Council (4) Honor Roll EDITH ROSE HO USER Kimberlin Heights, Tennessee English , Business Administration Glee Club (1) Beta Epsilon Kappa (3, 4) Secretary (4) Baptist Student (1, 2) President (2) Central Religious Council (2) Commuters Club (3, 4) CHRISTINE HUMBERT Rogersville, Tennessee ROBERT KENNETH KEYS Limestone, Tennessee History , English Military Service. PAULINE KINCHELOE Jonesboro, Tennessee History , Science Baptist Student Union (3) Intramurals (2, 3) Commuters Club (3, 4) MARY POLINA KING Erwin, Tennessee Science , Mathematics Band (1) Science Club (1, 2) Y.W.C.A. (1, 2, 3) Wesleyan Founda¬ tion (1, 2, 3) Miracle Book Club (1, 2, 3) Intramurals (1, 2, 4) Com¬ muters Club (4) Treasurer, Canterbury Club (4) Camera Club (4) ' ROSE MARY LONG Church Hill, Tenn. English , Social Studies Future Teachers of America (3, 4) Advertising Manager, TENNESSEE COLLEGIAN (3) Y.W.C.A. (1,2, 3,4) Baptist Sudent Union (1, 2, 3, 4) 2nd Vice President (4) Sigma Omega (3, 4) Reporter (3) Secretary (4) Student Government (3, 4) Miracle Book Club (1, 2, 3, 4) E N MARY LOUISE McBEE Strawberry Plains, Tennessee Physical Education, Social Studies F. T. A. (1, 2, 3, 4) I. R. C. (2, 3, 4) Vice president (4) Y.W.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4) Wesleyan Foundation (1, 2, 3) Secretary (3) M.B.C. (1, 2, 3, 4) Vice President (3) Secretary (4) Sigma Omega (2, 3, 4) Vice President (4) Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4) Assistant Mgr. (3) Man¬ ager (4) Woman ' s “T” Club (3, 4) Student Government (1, 2, 3, 4) Secre¬ tary (2) President (3, 4) President of Sophomore Class (2) WHO ' S WHO (3, 4) Honor Roll, Best All-Around Girl (3, 4) MADALINE McCLAIN Johnson City, Tennessee Business Education , Science Band (1, 2, 4) Glee Club (2) Beta Epsilon Kappa (3) Commuters Club (3, 4) Dramatics Club (2) TENNES¬ SEE COLLEGIAN (4) VIVIAN McCULLOCH Maryville, Tennessee Physical Education , English F.T.A. (2, 3, 4) Reporter (4) Foot- light Players (2) Y.W.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4) B?S.U. (1, 2, 3, 4) 2nd Vice President (2) M.B.C. (1) Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4) T. S. Award (3) Head of Sports (2,3,4) Student Government (1, 2, 3) Vice President (3) Leadership Club (3, 4) President (4) Honor Holl Best Per¬ sonality Girl (4) BETTY NICKELS Big Stone Gap, Virginia Mathematics , Music Transfer from Hiwassee College Choir (3, 4) Glee Club (3, 4) Y.W.C.A. (3, 4) 1st Vice President (4) Wesley¬ an Foundation (3, 4) A.C.E. (4) JOYCE O’DELL Johnson City, Tenn. English , Spanish F.T.A. (1, 2, 3, 4) President (3, 4) TENNESSEE COLLEGIAN (3, 4) Sigma Omega (1, 2, 3, 4) Vice President (2, 4) Student Council (4) Secretary- Treasurer (4) Commuters Club (3, 4) Vice President (3) I.R.C., Honor Roll INA RUTH PARKS Greeneville, Tennessee Social Science , Physical Education Transfer from Tusculum College Y.W.C.A. (2, 3, 4) E N I G R S LOUISE RADER Greeneville, Tennnessee Business Education, Home Economics Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Beta Epsilon Kappa (2, 3, 4) Treasurer (3) Thealian Society (3) International Re¬ lations Club (3, 4) Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3 ,4) Business Manager (3) Wes¬ leyan Foundation (1, 2) Student Coun¬ cil (L 3) Vice President (3) WHO ' S WHO (4) Honor Roll JANE RAMSEY Johnson City, Tenn. History, Home Economics Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Sig¬ ma Omega (1, 2, 3, 4) Drill Squad (1) Communters Club (3, 4) WANNETA RIGGS Morristown, Tennessee Social Studies , Art Reporter, TENNESSEE COLLEGIAN (4) Snapshot Editor, BUCCANEER Staff (4) Sigma Omega (3, 4) Camera Club (4) WARNER B. SIZEMORE Johnson City, Tenn. Science, English Transfer from Eob Jones College Senior Class President (4) M. ELIZABETH SLIGER Madisonville, Tenn. English , Business Education Transfer from Hiwassee College, Wes¬ leyan Foundation (4) Y.W.C.A. (4) Miracle Book Club (4) Beta Epsilon Kappa. VETA. STOUT WILSON Mountain City, Tenn. Science, Biology Transfer from King College; Future Teachers of America (2, 3, 4) Interna¬ tional Relations Club (3, 4) Y.W.C.A. (2, 3, 4) Baptist Student Union (2,3, 4) Miracle Book Club (2,3,4) A.C.E. (4), Honor Roll. SENIORS MARJORIE SUSONG Greeneville, Tenn. Physical Education and Health, Home Economics Glee Club (2) Home Economics Club (3) A.C.E. (3) Intramurals (1, 2) Y. W.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4) Treasurer (3) Miracle Book Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Lead- ship Club (3, 4). KATHLEEN TILSON Limestone, Tenn. Home Economics, Music Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Intramurals (1, 2) Treasurer of Senior Class (4) Choir (3, 4). DOROTHY ELIZABETH SWADLEY Johnson City, Tennessee Business Education, English Communters Club (3,4) Intramurals (1) A.C.E. (4) TOMMYE WILLIAMSON Chuckey, Tenn. English, Music Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Future Teachers, of America (2, 3, 4) A.C.E. (4) Y.W. C. A. (1, 2, 3, 4) Wesleyan Foundation (1, 2, 3, 4) Miracle Book Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Central Religious Council (2) In¬ tramurals (1) Choir (4) Student Coun¬ cil (4). ELIZABETH THURMAN Surgoinsville, Tennessee Social Science , English Y.W.C.A. (4) Vice President, A.C.E. (4) Miracle Book Club (4) Intra¬ murals (4) FUNSON EDWARDS Cumberland Gap, Tenn. English , History tumors CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY-SEVEN OFFICERS President _ Anna Marie Irish Vice President _Sarah Huffaker (not pictured) Secretary _ Jane Wills Treasurer _ Patsy Durrell We, the Juniors, are looking forward to next year when, as Seniors, we will take a leading place in a growing school. umor3 ADCOCK, VERNON C. ALDER, JOE BARGER, MARY BELLAMY, LILLIAN BROOKS, GLADYS BROYLES, KATHLEEN BURCHLIELD, NATHANIEL BYRD, MARGARET CARROLL, MARJORIE CATES, MILDRED CLARK, WARNER LEE CUNNINGHAM, MARY DAVIS, ANNETTE DEAKINS, HELEN DIEHL, JANET DOBY, CHARLENE DURRETT, PATSY FARTHING, LAURA GILSDORF, ROSALIND GOODMAN, JESSIE GROSECLOSE, SUE HALE, EDWARD HEAD, JUANITA HUFFAKER, SARAH IRISH, ANNA MARIE JAYNE, C. V. JENKINS, JEMIMA JONES, MARTHA % umor6 LACY, THAD LARIMER, ELAINE LAWING, HUGH LAWS, JEAN LINGERFELT, ELIZABETH MAHONEY, AGNES MASSENGILL, BERTIE MOODY, DORIS McIVER, MARTHA McKAY, JUNE McLAIN, MARION McNABB, IRENE OTTINGER, JOAN PAINTER, JOANNE PEARSON, CHARLES PHILLIPPI, W. E. ROBINETTE, MARY AGNES ROWE, ELIZABETH SHAW, JOYCE SIMPKINS, GWENDOLYN SMITH, WANDA STILL, HELEN TALLENT, FREDA THOMAS, DELTA WADDELL, HELEN WEAVER, JESSIE WILLIAMS, BOBBIE RUTH WILLS, JANE Spring enough for any young man’s fancy. 2. Inside the libe. 3. Waitin’ for the bus to come in 4. Holding up the world. 5. Winter, and the Big House. 6. We think they got a ride. 7. Woodman. Meet the Jukes sisters. 9. On the wagon, ' ophomores CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY-EIGHT OFFICERS Presidents _Raymond Geisler Vice President _-___Buddy Talbert Secretary _Juanita Wilson Treasurer _Paul Perry We, the Sophomores, who have reached the halfway mark in our college careers, remember with pleasure the days that we have already spent here; we eagerly await the events of the next years. CLASS O IF Anderson, Carl Anderson, Lillian Anderson, Sidney Baird, Jackie Bales, Dorothy Banks, Margaret Barnes, Frances Barry, Reba Berry, Louise Bickley, Carolyn Bird, Winifred Boring, Rose Boswell, Kathleen Briggs, Bill Bright, Elizabeth Browning, Betty Broyles, Chester Bussell, Doty Campbell, Audrey Campbell, Eloise Campbell, Eva Campbell, Joan Cable, Anna Clouse, Ernestine Crookshank, Anna R. Cross, Robert Crouch, Dorothy Crumley, Joe English, Julia King Farnsworth, Josephine Fleenor, Leah Fudge, Eula Garland, Elaine Garland, Zeta Hagy, Doris Hale, La Verne Hancock, Mildred Harrell, Nancy Heatherly, Thelma Henry, Bettye Sue Hobson, Juanita Hodge, Virginia N E T E E N IF H T Y - IE II G HI T Huff, Roma Keebler, Dorothy Kilday, Joan King, Betty Ann Larkin, Juanita Lee, Dorothy Lee, Jo Lewis, Allilion Lyle, Louise Mahoney, Marjorie Martin, Eileen Martin, Velma Massengill, Mildred Miller, Adelaide Miller, Louise Morris, Betty Jean McNeil, Charlsie Nanney, Clara Sue Neas, Imogine Patton, Virginia Powers, Nell Price, Cathryn Reynolds, Joyce Rice, Pereda Rosenbaum, Ann Siler, Virginia Simmons, Dottie Stewart, Marie Street, Wanda Swadley, Margaret Swanner, Mary Beth Talbert, Buddy Talbert, Jeanne Tipton, Ann Whitlow, Chloe Wilson, Juanita Wilson, Marlin Wilson, Reid Wine, Evelyn Winter, Betty Jo Woods, Sara Wykle, James Young, Barbara men CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY-NINE OFFICERS President _Roy Pangle Vice President __ Joe Lusk Secretary _Juanita Key Treasurer _ Max Killian We, the Freshmen, are glad that our college days are to be spent in a school that is growing. We feel happy that we shall have the opportunity to play a vital part in its ex¬ pansion. CLASS OF Adams, Bill Bradshaw, Carolyn Cline, Alma Ruth Fleenor, Mary Donna Grindstaff, Jewell Allen, Nancy Briscoe, Martha Conner, Ruth Ford, Barbara Hall, Mary Burn Anderson, Bill Brooks, Hugh Cope, Wallace Gammon, Martha Harrison, Betty Jane Anderson, Juanita Bryant, David Cox, Dick Gilbert, Mildred Hartsell, Marjorie Arrowood, Mary Burkey, Jeanette Cox, Doris Gilliam, Mattlee Head, Bill Ashworth, Marie Burnette, Vivian Cox, Janet Gilliland, Margaret Heatherly, Ruby Barr, John Campbell, Joy Cox, Virginia Gouge, Dorothy Hendry, Jean Barr, Ruth Campbell, Patricia Crain, Betty Grant, Carl Hensley, Mary Belcher, Mary Carlisle, Audrey Crum, Mary Ruth Gray, David Hodges, Virginia Blankenship, Betty Clark, Lillian Cutshall, Blaine Gray, Harriet Hoss, Genevieve Bolding, Wallace Clark, Mary Ann Davis, Ivol Green, Eloise Boring, Cecil Cobble, Emily Dillow, Norma Jean Greenway, Frances Bowers, Mildred Combs, Leroy Dykes, Wanda Gregg, Mabel NINETEEN IF O R. T Y ' NINE Howren, Anna Katherine Lamb, Thad Parman, Guy Sparks, Cecil Wagner, Mary Katherine Hudson, Virginia Lamie, Ruth Peters, Charlotte Speed, Mary Ann Walker, Reba Hunter, Margaret Lilly, Charles Pierce, Bennie Spencer, Helen Wallin, Geneva Hurd, Kathleen Lindsay, Mary Nell Potter, R. J. Starnes, Reba White, Estelle Inman, Elmer Lockett, Floyd Queen, Grover St. Clair, Rose White, Paul Jenkins, Roberta Longbrake, Clara Jane Reynolds, Wilma Strophel, Doris Wilds, Hazel Key, Juanita Lyon, Thelma Richardson, Inez Street, Eunice Williams, Ruby Rose Keys, Louise Maupin, Eugene Rowe, Dorothy Strickland, Robert Wills, Norma Killian, Max Meredith, Margaret Shelton, Kathleen Tabor, Marjorie Wilson, Alta King, Anah Miller, Gene Shoun, Christine Talley, Ruby Wright, Charlotte King, Joy Faye Norton, Bobbie Jeanne Sisk, Alfreda Thomas, Mabel Wright, Hazel Kinkead, Betty Odom, T. A. Sisk, Louise Tickle, Lula Lee Lafollette, Sarah Pangle, Roy Smith, Mary Louise Trimble, Ann . ■ • V: ' : .. ■ Hi ililli Ippig;- : ■f fv y - s VIVIAN BOWERS ELIZABETH LINGERFELT Editor Associate Editor 3 evmessee The Tennessee Collegian , the campus newspaper, is published monthly by the students of ETSC. It serves not only as a medium of spreading news to the students, but also as a builder of school spirit. Staff Lawrence Moffatt, Business Manager Joyce O’Dell, Activities Editor Cathryn Frost, Circulation Manager Jody Crumley, Circulation Assistant Sue Groseclose, Sports Editor Harrison Taylor, Sports Editor Dean Ella Ross. Wanneta Riggs, Artist Virginia Bales, Elizabeth Rowe Leah Fleenor, Jean Newson, Class Reporters Madeline McClain, Tpyist Faculty Adviser Ijinited dddtudent Cyovemment (Idodij OFFICERS President ..—_ Joe Alder Vice President .____.Anna Hoss Secretary .....Joyce O’Dell CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Freshmen Junior Hugh Kiser Sue Groseclose Barbara Ford Charlene Doby Sophomore Senior James Wykle Cathryn Frost Nancy Harrell Tommye Williamson The United Student Government Body is a representative group which initiates activities for the entire student body. It is a means whereby students may offer suggestions regarding student welfare. (barter JdaK Student Ljovemwient OFFICERS President ....... Louise McBee First Vice President .. Elizabeth Lingerfelt Second Vice President ____ Irma Caton Secretary . Sue Groseclose Treasurer ....... Louise Crookshank Floor Representatives : Rose Mary Long, Mary L. Hillman, Virginia Patton, Wanda Smith, Eva Campbell. The Student Government Association of Carter Hall has as its purpose better cooperation among the girls and a feeling of responsibility in governing the Hall in a democratic manner. y w.c. 4. President _ 1st Vice President _____ 2nd Vice President ___ Secretary _ Treasurer _ Reporter ___. Sponsor ___. OFFICERS ___Agnes Mahoney _Betty Nichols _Betty Bellamy _ Geneva Blazier _Evelyn Booth _Rosemary Long _Mrs. Elsie Bird The Young Women ' s Christian Association, which helps keep alive a Christian atmosphere in the dormitory, is composed of all young women living in Carter Hall. It sponsors devotional services during the week and a party for underprivileged children at Christmas. The Y. W. C. A. also furnishes literature, such as a daily newspaper and cur¬ rent magazines, for the dormitory. Pi Sic ma P ororih OFFICERS President _ Sue Groseclose Vice President _Elizabeth Fink Secretary _ Dottie Simmons Treasurer __Anna Marie Irish Reporter _Ann Tipton ( not pictured ) Sponsors _:_Miss Jeanne Lowry Mrs. Orrille Kirkpatrick CALENDAR September: Theatre Party February: Party October: House Party March: Sadie Hawkins November: Rush week Week December: Formal Dance April: Slumber Party January: Initiation and In¬ Theatre Party stallation of rushes May: House Party Allen, Mary Emma Barr, Ruth Black, Betsy Cheek, Betsy Clark, Lillian Cunningham, Mary Doby, Charlene Fink, Elizabeth Groseclose, Sue Harris, Sara Henry, Betty Sue Hillman, Mary Louise Humbert, Christine Irish, Anna Marie King, Betty Ann Laws, Jean Moody, Doris Newsom, Jean Rowe, Dorothy Rowe, Elizabeth Simmons, Dottie Smythe, Bettie Smythe, Beverly Speed, Mary Ann Swanner, Mary Beth Talbert, Jeanne Tallent, Freda Tipton, Ann Wagner, Mary Katherine Weaver, Jessie Whitlow, Chloe OFFICERS President _ 1st Vice President. 2nd Vice President Secretary _ Treasurer _ Reporter _ Sponsors _ _Irma Caton _Joyce O’Dell _Louise McBee _Rosemary Long _Louise Crookshank _Joan Kilday _Miss Jean Scott Mrs. J. G. McMurray September. Garden Party October : Tea November: Barn warmin’ Rush Week December : Christmas Party Formal Dance Chili Supper Officer’s Party for Members Acceptance Break¬ fast War Bond and Gift to Red Cross March: Flike April: Dance May: House Party CALENDAR January: February: Allen, Nancy Briscoe, Martha Burkey, Jeannette Caton, Irma Cloyd, Betty Collins, Ernestine Crookshank, Louise Davis, Mary Louise Deakins, Helen Durrett, Patsy Farnsworth, Jo Fleenor, Leah Fleenor, Mary Donna Ford, Barbara Frost, Cathryn Gilsdorf, Rosalind Gray, Harriet Hancock, Mildred Harrell, Nancy Hartman, Avonne Hoss, Anna Hudson, Virginia Kilday, Joan Lindsay, Mary Nell Long, Rosemary McBee, Louise McCulloch, Vivian McLain, Marion Norton, Bobbie Jeanne O ' Dell, Joyce Peters, Charlotte Ramsey, Jane Riggs, Wanneta Wills, Jane Wright, Christine The Phi Alpha Sorority, newest addition to the Greek-letter organiza¬ tions on the campus, is a social group that has been formed this year. It has sponsored a card party in Carter Hall, been joint hostess with the other sororities at the Christmas for¬ mal, and its candidate, Sidney An¬ derson, was elected Ban amim Queen. OF F I C E R S Imogene Neas President Vice President .Audrey Campbell .Ann Cable Lillian Anderson ... Irene McNabb Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor .Miss Ella Ross OTHER MEMBERS Anderson, Sidney Barger, Mary Campbell, Eloise Huff, Roma Mahoney, Marjorie Wilds, Hazel Wilson, Juanita Winter, Betty Jo JiA. This organization, the only fra¬ ternity on the campus, was formed last year as a social group for men. OFFICERS President .Carl Anderson Vice President . Buddy Talbert Secretary-Treasurer .James Wykle Publicity .V. C. Adcock MEMBERS Alder, Joe Baird, Jackie Cope, Wallace Cox, Dick Pearson, Charles Sparks, Cecil Strickland, Bob Williams, Billy Williams, Maurice President _ Vice President Secretary _ Sponsor _ OFFICERS (Council _Laura Farthing — Agnes Robinette Margaret Gilliland —_ Dr. D. G. Stout The Central Religious Council has one main purpose— to create a closer fellowship between the various religious organizations of the school. It is composed of representa¬ tives from each of the following groups: Baptist Student Union, Wesleyan Foundation, Canterbury Club, Miracle Book Club, and YWCA. Through mass meetings, a Re¬ ligious Emphasis Week, and personal contacts, this council endeavors to strengthen the spiritual life of each individual student on the campus of ETSC. Wf, HH c A A T E R B r R Y c L E R I R A C L E B O O K C L E B t iflB international delations OFFICERS President _ Elizabeth Fink Vice President _ Louise McBee Secretary-Treasurer _ Anna Marie Irish Sponsor _Miss Maxine Mathews The International Relations Club is the only national organization on the campus whose membership is limited to Juniors and Seniors who scholarship is above average and whose records indicate an interest in the study of interna¬ tional and national affairs. This year, following the trend toward world organiza¬ tion, our programs have centered around the subject of achieving international understanding and cooperation. J4c ome (Economics OFFICERS President - Louise Cox Vice President _..__ Betty Cloyd Secretary-Treasurer _Elizabeth Rowe Reporter - Eva Campbell Sponsors _Miss Frances Russell Miss Nora Deane DePriest Honorary Sponsor _Mrs. Ada Earnest The Home Economics Club is composed of girls who are majors or minors in the field. Its aims are to contribute to the social and professional welfare of its members, to assist in the personal development of girls in this depart¬ ment, and to serve as a connecting link between home and school. Its especial work this year has been in entertaining the men in the hospital at the Veterans Administration. ' eia ( pdlon appa OFFICERS President -Geneva Blazier Vice President __ Doris Moody Secretary -Edith Houser Treasurer _Cathryn Frost Reporter - Sara Harris Sponsor _ Miss Jeanne Lowry Beta Epsilon Kappa is composed of majors and minors in the department of business education who have better than average scholarship. Its purpose is to develop a profes¬ sional attitude among its members and to create on the campus of ETSC an awareness of the scope of business edu¬ cation. JeacLerd of -J, menca President _ Vice President Secretary __ Treasurer _ Reporter _ Sponsor _ OFFICERS - Joyce O’Dell _ Elizabeth Rowe _Joan Kilday - Mary Barger — Vivian McCulloch Dr. P. W. Alexander The W. C. Wilson Chapter of the Future Teachers of American, organized, in 1938, is a branch of the National Education Association, whose purpose is the study of school problems and their solutions. Members are selected on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and interest in the teaching profession. ociation oi (SliildLood (Education OFFICERS President _ Annette Davis Vice President _Elizabeth Thurman Secretary _Irene McNabb Treasurer _ Sidney Anderson Reporter _ Lillian Anderson Sponsor _ Miss Emma Farrell The A.C.E. is now in its second year of existence on the campus of ETSC. Its membership is composed largely of those people in curriculums A and B whose especial in¬ terest is the study of children and their educational problems. President _ Vice President Secretary _ Librarian _ Director _ OFFICERS _ Anna Hoss _Irma Caton ____ Louise Crookshank _ V. C. Adcock _Dr. M. E. Butterfield ETSC BAND Captain _ __ _ _ V. C. Adcock 1st. Lt. _ _Juanita Head 2nd Lt. -_ Frne.stine Clouse Director _ _ Dr. Butterfield ETSC CHOIR Manager _ Louise Crookshank Asst. Mgr. _ _ Max Killian Secretary _ _ Joan Kilday Librarian _ . Blaine Cutshall Director _ Dr. Butterfield «§§ if 11 i — it It IISI C ommuterd C ful OFFICERS President _____Sara Harris The Commuters Club is for all those girls who do not live in either Carter or Cooper Hall. The Woman ' s Faculty Club has furnished a lounge for their use. Cc arnera OFFICERS President _ _..._Evelyn Wine Vice President _ _Margaret Gilliland Secretary Ch arl es Pearson Treasurer __ ___Juanita Wilson Reporter __ ___Helen Spencer Lab Manager _ _Peggy Hunter The Camera Club, organized this year, has created much interest among photograpy enthusiasts. Its purpose is to teach the funda¬ mentals of good photography and to give ac¬ tual experience in making and developing pictures. 1. ETSC Niagara, 2. Off to the Daily Grind 3. Its a Bird! It’s a Plane! It’s Bales! 4. David Practice House. 5. Meeting of the Minds. 6. The Gal s Really on the Ball. 7. Good Joke. 8. Name withheld Upon Re¬ quest. 9. The Light Fantastic a La Caton. 9 . 10 , 10. Good Snow. ARCHER SMITH PRINTING COMPANY 1033 N. Broadway v- v v Knoxville, Tennessee Creators Distinctive °f uft Annuals Illllllllll ■■■I mMMBMB ■■I 1S11II : :; A- MM!— A T H L E ■Hi DR. J. G. McMURRAY Director Men ' s athletics, after three years of limited activity, have come back this season. Under the very able direction of Coach McMurray, a program of football, basketball, and baseball has been offered. Although our football team did not play a regular schedule, the experience the boys received this year in practice will be helpful in the organization of a team next fall. The ETSC basketball team has been the outstanding one in the upstate area. Winners of the Smoky Mountain Conference Tournament, the BUCCANEERS hold 18 decisive victories in the 21 games played this season. In addition to varsity basketball, se veral cage teams have been formed in the Men ' s Intramural Department. With the return of many athletes from the armed forces, the pros¬ pects for excellent tennis and baseball teams are good. ETSC also welcomes back two former coaches—Archie Mc- Neail, tennis and Jim Mooney, baseball. Two new developments—the reorganization of the Smoky Mountain Conference and the proposed building of a new gymnasium on the campus—give ETSC students high expectations in the future for more and better athletics in this college and in all East Tennessee. Smohy Yfrjountam C ovi erevice dh ampiond SCHEDULE Bucs Opponents December 3 Tusculum 61 37 December 5 Tusculum 68 32 December 8 Carson - Newman 72 26 December 13 Carson - Newman 61 43 December 19 University of Tennessee 24 44 December 26 Erwin YMCA 69 23 January 5 Milligan 51 29 January 10 Boone 68 35 January 11 Elizabethton 33 30 January 14 King 62 18 January 16 Lincoln Memorial 54 28 January 19 Boone January 21 Carson - Newman January 25 Emory and Flenry January 30 Lincoln Memorial February 2 Carson - Newman February 5 Emory and Henry February 6 King February 9 Milligan February 12 Milligan February 15 Tusculum B8888S LOUISE McBEE Manager SUE GROSECLOSE Assistant Manager WJomen J Jlntramvirals The purpose of the Women’s Intramural Department is to provide recreational activities fot students both in the dormitory and off-campus. The Department offers the following sports throughout the year: basketball, volley ball, ping-pong, bowling, tennis, horseshoes, hiking, softball, badminton, and speedball. Through participation in these activities, the girls work toward the TS and Honor “T” sweater awards. RUTH WEBB Director OFFICERS President _ Vivian McCulloch Vice-President ___Rose Boring Secretary-Treasurer ___Joyce Shaw Sponsor -Ruth Webb The Leadership Club is made up of majors and minors in the department of Health and Physical Education. This group serve as leaders in the intramural program at ETSC, and from its membership come the heads of sports: McBee Groseclose, Caton, Irish, Bales, Collins and McCulloch. I 1 f I •)vX v • mn B : jj wBHMm sw m mm mmmwmmaamsmmmmm warn —i—— bh — ■B—MBI MME— P —■ ■WW H a� ——in— — in ■Ml «■§«■� ••! ... g8 ! ; .W « i i;V. : ' • • ■ Louise McBee Irma Caton WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES is a national publication i n which the biographies of outstanding students appear each year. The persons named for this honor are selected on the basis of character, scholarship, and leader¬ ship in extra-curricular activities. The purpose of this publication is to serve as an incentive for the students to get the most from their college careers, as a recommendation to the business world, and as a standard of measurement for students. Juniors and Seniors are eligible for this recognition, the highest honor that our college can Cathryn Frost Betty Bellamy Vivian Bowers Sue Groseclose Agnes Mahoney D E P A T M E N Bringing back an honor that was last a feature in the annual of 1942, the BUCCANEER again presents Departmental Honors. This recognition BUSINESS EDUCATION Louise Rader CHEMISTRY Anna Hoss ENGLISH Elizabeth Fink HISTORY Betty Bellamy HOME ECONOMICS Louise Cox MODERN LANGUAGES Joyce O ' Dell MUSIC Sara Harris HEALTH and PHYSICAL ED. 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