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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1947 volume:

THE NINETEEN FORTY-SEVEN PRESENTS EAST TENNESSEE STATE COLLEGE JOHNSON CITY TENNESSEE 1 h e e i t r a nee to I if e Is ci gate of fate, H h e n op c n e d Is a rea Im of though t W 'e, your staff, have endeavored to present our college life in its leading aspects, which are twain and are represented by: seen and unseen; tangible and intangible; things on the surface and those far beneath; our campus we love and leave, and things we take and hold. Here are the disintegrated parts, each important, brought together between two covers. The entrance to life a gate of fate, When opened, is a realm of thought Revealed by experience embedded in our leaders With ideals presented to become ideals preserved by many. We linger beside deep waters of untold learning, Catching a flicker of unveiled, hidden fate. We recall: our associations with our fellowmen, Teamwork and play, joys and sorrows, defeat and success; Those upon whom fortune has bestowed fame and renown. May life here be broadened as we separate. We cannot take these grounds, these buildings, with us, but may we take those ideals that help us live. THE EDITOR T h© word tangible means capable of being touched. It is indicative of the material things such as, (1) the college grounds in their picturesque setting from which the towering mountain of East Tennessee can be viewed, and (2) the college buildings including their classrooms, laboratories, books, and other learning and instructional materials and equipment representing the tools with which the students work. The people of the State of Tennessee have provided these tangible facilities in Johnson City for the educational training of the young men and women who enter the East Tennessee State College to prepare themselves to render greater service in the building of Tennessee and America. TRAINING SCHOOL LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION CARTER HALL COOPER HALL RITTER HALL Throughout tho years. Dean Burleson has roprosontod to those about him the ideals of living on a high plane. In young manhood he sot up those standards which gave him the ideas and idoals that we at E.T.S.C. have recognized and respected. To Dean Burleson, whose challenging words of encouragement and whose examples of worthwhile and unselfish service for his fellowman have ever been a source of inspiration to those who know him, we, the Senior Class, respectfully dedicate this edition of the BUCCANEER. DAVID SINCLAIR BURLESON Studont (1898) D. S. BURLESON Dean Emeritus (1946) Dr. Charles C. Sherrod Revealed by experience embedded in our leaders With ideals presented to become ideals preserved by many. P. W. Alexander Dean Frank Field Registrar John A. Clack Business Manager Ella V. Ross Dean of Women SOCIAL STUDIES Dr. Ruben L. Parson Evangeline Hartsook Dr. D. G. Stout Marie Harrison W. F. Rogers Maxine Mathews ENGLISH Grace Leab Mahala Hays D. S. Burleson Willis B. Bible Christine Burleson HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dr. J. G. McMurray A1 Boyer Eileen Corzine Lucille Goodman Dr. L. M. Fraley MODERN LANGUAGE Isabelle Goodwin C. Hodge Mathes INDUSTRIAL AND FINE ARTS Alfred H. Moore Elizabeth Slocumb James Homer Davis EDUCATION Emma Farrell Dr. Ralph W. House BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE Dr. D. M. Brown Dr. J. T. Tanner THE FACULTY MODERN LANGUAGES Iso boll Goodwin C. Hodge Ma'thes INDUSTRIAL AND FINE ARTS Alfred H. Moore Elizabeth Slokum James Homer Davis AND STAFF EDUCATION Emma Farrell Dr. Ralph W. Houso BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE Dr. D. M. Brown Dr. J. T. Tanner OF E T S C MATHEMATICS BUSINESS EDUCATION Vella Mao Smith T. C. Carson Velma Cloyd Margaret Linney O. R. Sutton Horace H. Willis LIBRARY SCIENCE A. N. McNecrt Mary Lyons Eva Leonard Sara Tipton HOME ECONOMICS Rachel Eatherly Mrs. Irene M. Field Dora Dean DePriest Mrs. A. T. Earnest TRAINING SCHOOL First Row: Helen Rafferty. Margaret Madden. Eleanor Robertson. Isabel Martin, Alma Trivett. Second Row: Sara Tipton, Vella Mao Smith. Mrs. Jeanne Hendry. Mrs. Gertrude Boren. Dora Deane DoPriest. Third Row: Lee W. Langston. David J. Harkness. PHYSICAL SCIENCES Frank Isonborg Clifford Boyd A. C. Graybeal MUSIC Dr. M. E. Butterfield Mary Florence Hart Virgil Self CLERICAL Margaret Gilliland Juanita Lindsay Jean Scott Mildred Colo Virginia B. Cox Louise Rader HARRY CORRELL Editor LAWRENCE MOFFATT Business Manager I H E BUCCANEER STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Harry Correll-----------Editor Minnis Freshour____ Assoc. Ed. Elizabeth Rowe______Class Ed. Charlene Doby - Organizations V. C. Adcock_____________Music Bud Carpenter___________Sports Joe Alder ___________ Features Marian Nave ______ Photographs Joan Cardwell _____ Staff Sec. Terrell Ponder-------------Art Isabelle Goodwin Sponsor BUSINESS STAFF Lawrence Moffatt___Bus. Mgr. Earl Whitney, Assoc. Bus. M. Staff: Bill Lyle Eleanor Warren Janet Diehl Sam Sherwood Fred King Sue Groseclose Mary Beryl Hall Every day we come into contact on the one hand with those things which can be perceived with our senses, and on the other hand with those things which cannot be perceived with the senses, but which nevertheless are very real. We call the latter the intangible things of life. They include the character and personality of our teachers as well as that of our fellow students. Their influence upon one's life is just as real as the tangible buildings and classrooms in which those teachers and fellow students work. Another one of the intangibles is the so-called spirit of the institution. There is something in it which, though difficult to describe, has the power to inspire one with a desire to do one's best in school and out of school to make the world a better place in which to live. Other intangibles, such as the attitudes and ideals of those with whom we come in contact, exert a tremendous influence upon a person's life. The cultural subjects such as art and music may also be listed among the intangibles which help to lend inspiration toward making the world more beautiful. Knowledge, learning, and understanding are likewise intangible assets whose potential worth is inestimable. Intangibles are the things a student can carry away with him to transmit to the world without in any way diminishing the supply within himself. In fact, when he shares these intangibles with the world, the supply within himself is multiplied. BURGIN E. DOSSETT, Chairman State Board of Education and Commissioner of Education STATE’S ACRES We linger beside deep waters of untold learning. Catching a flicker of unveiled, hidden fate. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President _______________________ HARRY FORTUNE Vice-President (not pictured) ______________ COY BAILEY Secretary_________________________________MARIAN NAVE Treasurer______________________ FRANK TANNEWITZ VERNON C. ADCOCK. JR. Fountain City, Tennessee Music, English Band '43-'47, Captain '45, Student Director '46; Orchestra '45; Glee Club '44-'47; Choir '43-'47; Mu Epsilon Nu Fraternity '45-'47, Secretary '46; Footlight Players '45; Buccaneer Staff '46-'47. JOE ALDER Sneedville, Tennessee History, Social Science, Biology Transfer from L. M. U. Associate Editor of Blue and Gray '35-'36; President Student Body '45-'46; I.R.C. '45-'47; Mu Epsilon Nu '45-'46; Buccaneer Staff, '46-'47; Honor Roll. LILLIAN ELIZABETH ANDERSON Edison, Tennessee English, Social Studies, Physical Education Y.W.C.A. '44-'46; Leadership Club '44-'47; Intramurals '44-'47; A.C.E. '44-'47; Reporter '45-'47; V esleyan Foundation '44-'47; Miracle Book Club '44-'46; Phi Alpha Sorority '45-'47, Treasurer '46, Second Vice-President '47; TS Award. MARY LUCILLE ARCHER Johnson City, Tennessee English, History Glee Club '28; Hiking Club '28; International Relations Club '46-'47. COY BAILEY Toledo, North Carolina Social Science. History Transfer from Mars Hill College; Vice-President of Senior Class. ROBERT J. BEIL Jonesboro, Tennessee Science, Mathematics Transfer from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y.; and College of the City of New York. SENIORS LILLIAN ORETHA BELLAMY Surgoinsville, Tennessee English, Social Science Transfer from Tusculum College; Phil Alpha Sorority '46-'47; Y.W.C.A. '45-'47; A.C.E. '45-’47; Honor Roll. LOUISE BERRY Bulls Gap, Tennessee Spanish, Home Economics, English Home Economics Club '43-'47. WINIFRED BIRD Greeneville, Tennessee Home Economics, Social Science Transfer from Berea College; Home Economics Club '45-'47; Home Management House '46; Glee Club '45-'46; Y.W.C.A. '45-'47. THOMAS BOLES Greeneville, Tennesse Music, English Glee Club '41-'43, '46-'47; President '46-'47; Choir '41-'43; Accompanist '46-'47; F.T.A. '42-'43; Mu Epsilon Nu Fraternity '46-'47; Footlight Players '42-'43, '4o-'47; Band '41-'43, '46-'47; Orchestra '41-'43, '46-'47; Pesta-lozzian Society '41-'43. EDNA KATHLEEN BROYLES Chuckey, Tennessee Business Administration, English, Physical Education and Health Intramurals '43-'44; Commuters Club '44-'45. NATHANIEL BURCHFIELD Elizabethton, Tennesse Industrial Arts, Health, Physical Education Glee Club '43-'47, ETS Letter; Choir '45-'47, ETS Letter. SENIORS MARGARET ANNE BYRD Johnson City .Tennessee History. Geography Band '45-‘47; Home Economics Club '44-'47; Commuters Club '44-'47. MARY MARJORIE CARROLL Fordtown. Tennessee English. History B.S.U. '43-'47, Choister '46-'47, President '44-'45; Canterbury Club '45-'47, Secretary '46 '47; Y.W.C.A. '43-'47. MILDRED CATES Hampton, Tennessee Home Economics, English, History Home Economics Club '43-'47; B.S.U. '44-'47; Commuters Club '44-'46. HELEN COOK Loudon, Tennessee Home Economics. Social Studies Transfer from University of Tennesse; Band '46-'47; A.C.E. '46-'47. HARRY CORRELL Kingsport, Tennessee English, Social Studies Transfer from Emmanuel College and Holmes Bible College; Buccaneer Editor '46-'47; Glee Club '39-'44, '45-'47; Vice-President '46-'47; Choir '39-'44, '45-'47; In-temations Relations Club '46-'47; Who's Who '46-'47; Best Personality Boy '46-'47. LAWRENCE COX Jonesboro, Tennessee Industrial Arts. Science Phi Beta Chi '46-'47. OF 19 4 7 MARY CREWS Greene ville, Tennessee Business Administration, English, Spanish Transfer from Tusculum College; Camera Club '46-'47; Spanish Club '46-'47. HELEN VIRGINIA DEAKINS Jonesboro, Tennessee Home Economics, English Transfer from University of Tennessee; Sigma Omega Sorority '42-'44, '46-'47, Second Vice-President '43-'44; Home Economics Club '42-'44; Intramurals '42-44. JANETTE DIEHL Jonesboro, Tennessee English, Spanish, Art Chorus '43-'44; Intramurals '44-'45; Commuters Club '44-'45; Buccaneer Staff '46-'47. CHARLENE DOBY St. Paul, Virginia History, English Pi Sigma Sorority '44-'47, Secretary '45-'46, Treasurer '46-'47; Leadership Club '44-'47, President '46-'47; F. T. A. '45-'47, Secretary F.T.A. '45-'47, Secretary '46-'47; Y.W.C.A. '46-'47; Y.W.C.A. '43-'46; Intramurals '43-'47, TS Award '45-'46; Chorus '43-'44; United Student Representative '45-'46; Buccaneer Staff '46-'47. BETTY DEUEL COCK ELAM Kingsport, Tennessee Home Economics, Psychology Transfer from Farmville State Teachers College. JULIA KING ENGLISH Ashford, North Carolina Business Education, English, History Footlight Players, '46-'47; Commerce Club '46-'47. SENIORS LAURA FARTHING Butler, Tennesse English, Social Studies Transfer from Georgetown College; Miracle Book Club '45-'47; Baptist Student Union J45-'47, President '46-'47; Central Religious Council '44-'47, Pres. '45-'46; Y.W.C.A '45-47; International Relations Club '46-'47; United Student Body '46-'47; Honor Roll. HARRY N. FORTUNE Erwin, Tennessee History, English International Relations Club '46-'47; Senior Class President '46-'47. EULA FUDGE Surgoinsville, Tennessee Business Education, Social Science Y.W.C.A. '44-'47, Yice-Pres. '46-'47; Miracle Book Club '44-'47, Vice-Pres. '45-'46; Beta Epsilon Kappa '45-'47, Vice-Pres. '46-'47; Footlight Players '46-'47; Canterbury Club '45-'47. ROSALIND GILSDORF Kingsport, Tennessee English, History Sigma Omega Sorority '43-'47; Canterbury Club '45-'47, Vice- Pres. '46-'47; Y.W.C.A. '43-'46. JESSIE M. GOODMAN Surgoinsville, Tennessee English, Social Studies Phi Alpha Sorority '45-'47, Secretary '46-'47; A.C.E. '45-'46; Wesleyan Foundation '44-'46. Reporter '45, Vice-Pres. '46. LEAH FLEENOR GREEN Bluff City, Tennessee Home Economics, Social Studies Sigma Omega Sorority '44-'47; Home Economics Club '46-'47; Campus Beauty '45-'46. OF 19 4 7 BEN L. GREENE Rogersville, Tennessee Science, Mathematics, Industrial Arts Transferred from L.M.U. and University of South Carolina. T Club '41-'42, '46-'47, Sec.-Treas. ’46-'47; Pestalozzians, '41-'42. WILLIAM MARION GROSECLOSE, JR. New Market, Tennessee Business Administration S Social Science Transferred from Carson-Newman College. Mu Epsilon Nu Fraternity '45-'47; United Student Body '46-'47. MARY SUE GROSECLOSE Kingsport, Tennessee Health Phys. Ed., English, Spanish Y.W.C.A. '43-'46; Intramurals '43-'47, Asst. Manager '45-'46, Manager '46-'47; Leadership Club '44-'47; Buccaneer Staff '46-'47; F.T.A. '43-'47, Vice-Pres. '45, Reporter '46; Tennessee Collegian Staff '45-'47; TS Award '44-; T Award '45; International Relations Club '45-'47; Pi Sigma Sorority '43-'47, Treasurer '44-'45, Pres. '45-'46; United Student Body '45; Carter Hall Student Government '45; Who's Who '45-'47; Camera Club '46-'47; Best All-round Girl '46-'47. SAMUEL T. HAMMER Boyd's Creek, Tennessee Science, English, History T Club '40-'42, '45-'47; Pestalozzians '39-41. CORA E. HATFIELD Harriman, Tennessee Social Science, English CAY HAUN LaFollette, Tennessee Social Science, Industrial Arts Transfer from L.M.U. and Cumberland. Baseball '40-'41, '45-'47; Pestalozzians '40-'42; T” Club '41-'42, '45-'47. SENIORS EARL ERIC HENDERSON. JR. Bedford, Indiana English, History Transfer from Milligan College S University of the South. International Relations Club 46-'47; B.S.U. '46-'47; Band '44-'45. JOHN HILLENBRAND Elizabethton, Tennessee Industrial Arts, Social Science Football '40-'41; Industrial Arts Club; United Student Body '46-47; Intramurals Manager '42-'43. DENNIS EVANS HILTON Johnson City, Tennessee Industrial Arts, English Phi Beta Chi '46-'47, Vice-Pres. '46-'47: Foot-light Players '46-'47; Intra-Fraternity Council '46-'47; Industrial Arts Club '46-'47; Honor Roll. ORAL RUTH HULLETTE Kingsport, Tennessee English, Social Science ANNA MARIE IRISH Johnson City, Tennessee Home Economics, History Pi Sigma Sorority '43-'47, Treasurer '46, Pres. '47; Home Economics Club '43-'47, Reporter '45; Future Teachers of America '43-'47, Secretary '44; Leadership Club '43-'47, Pres. '44; Intramurals '43-'47; International Relations Club '44-'47, Reporter '45, Secretary '46; Footlight Players '44-'47, Sec. '44, Pres. '45; Commuters Club '44-'47, Vice-Pres. '45; B.S.U. '45; Pres, of Junior Class; Buccaneer Staff '45-'47; TS Award '46; Who's Who '46-'47 Cheerleader '45; Best Personality '46-'47; Honor Roll. SUE IVENS Madisonville, Tennessee Chemistry, English Transfer from Hiwassee College Y.W.C.A. '45-'46; Wesleyan Foundation '46-'47, Vice-Pres. '47; Intramurals '45-'46; Footlight Players '46-'47; Miracle Book Club '46-'47; Canterbury Club '46-'47. OF 19 4 7 C .V. JAYNE, JR. Johnson City, Tennessee Chemistry, Mathematics Orchestra, '42-'43; Band '42-'43; Scholarship Award '44-'45; International Relations Club '45-'47. MARTHA WILL JONES Jonesboro, Tennessee Social Science, English, Bus. Adm. International Relations Club '46-47; Beta Epsilon Kappa '46-'47; Y.W.C.A. '43-'46; Canterbury Club '45-'47; Miracle Book Club '45-'47; Wesleyan Foundation '45-'47; Honor Roll. TYSON LELAND JONES GreeneviUe, Tennessee History, English T Club '38-'39, '45-'47; International Relations Club '45-'47, President '46-'47; Honor Roll. MARGARET VIRGINIA LAMIE Erwin, Tennessee Home Economics, English Transfer from Tusculum College Sigma Omega Sorority '44-'47; Home Economics Club '46-'47; International Relations Club '46-'47; Orchestra '46-'47; Tennessee Collegian '46-'47. DORIS ELAINE LARIMER Jonesboro, Tennessee English, Art Glee Club '46-'47; A.C.E., Treasurer '46-'47; B.S.U., Secretary '46-'47; Miracle Book Club; Y.W.C.A. '43-'46; Commuters Club '45-'46. SENIORS D. M. LEWIS Elizabethton, Tennessee Social Studies, Physical Education WILLIAM E. LYLE. JR. Johnson City. Tennessee Industrial Arts, English Buccaneer Staff '46-'47. AGNES MAHONEY Limestone, Tennessee Business Education, Social Studies Central Religious Council '44-'47, Vice-Pres. '44-’45, Sec. '45-’47; Miracle Book Club '43-'47, Pres. '45-'47; Y.W.C.A. '43-'47, Pres. '45-'46, Reporter '46-'47; Wesleyan Foundation '43-'46, Treasurer '44-'45, Pres. '45-'46; Beta Epsilon Kappa '44-'47; Baptist Student Union '46-'47; A.C.E. '44-'45; Who's Who '45-'47; Honor Roll. MARJORIE MAHONEY Johnson City, Tennessee Social Science. Music Phi Alpha Sorority '45-'47; Commuters Club '44-'46; A.C.E. '45-'47, Secretary '46-'47; Wesleyan Foundation '44-'47, Secretary '46-'47; Central Religious Council '45-'46. BERTIE M. MASSENGIL Russellville, Tennessee Science, Mathematics Transfer from Carson-Nev man. Footlight Players '45-'47; Y.W.C.A. '43- 47; Miracle Book Club '45-'47; B.S.U. '43-'47; Intramurals '43-'45; Science Club '43-'45. MARIE BIBLE McFARLAND Mosheim, Tennessee Business Education, Home Economics Transfer from Milligan College. Phi Alpha Sorority '46-'47; Wesleyan Foundation '46-'47. MARTHA McIVER Marion, North Carolina Home Economics, English Home Economics Club '43-’47, Vice-Pres. '46-'47; Y.W.C.A. '43-'47; Intramurals '43-'47; Pi Sigma Sorority '46-'47. OF 19 4 7 JUNE McKAY Chuckey, Tennessee Home Economics, English, Phys. Ed. Commuters Club '45-'47; Glee Club '44-'47; Home Economics Club '45-'46; Leadership Club '45-'46; Intramurals '44-'46; Campus Beauty '43-'44, '45-'46. MARION VIRGINIA McLAIN Elizabethton, Tennessee History, English Transfer from Madison College, Harrisonburg, Va. Sigma Omega Sorority '45-'47; Reporter '46-'47; Band Soonsor '46 '47; Commuters Club 45-'47. IRENE McNABB Newport, Tennessee Physical Education, English Y.W.C.A. '43-'45; A.C.E. '43-'46, Sec. '45-'46, Vice-Pres. '46; Phi Alpha Sorority '44-'47, Reporter '45-'46, Treas. '46-'47; Leadership Club '43-'47; B.S.U. '43-'47; Carter Hall Student Government Pres. '45-'46; Intramurals '43-'47. CHARLCY WAYNE McNEIL Knoxville, Tennessee English. Home Economics Transfer from University of Tennessee A.C.E. '46-'47; B.S.U. '46-'47; Miracle Book Club '46-'47; Y.W.C.A. '46-'47. LAWRENCE MOFFATT Johnson City, Tennessee Science, Modem Languages, History T h a e 1 i a n Society '44-'45, Pres '44-'45; Science Club '44-'45; Tennessee Collegian '45-'47; Buccaneer Staff '46-'47; International Relations Club '46-'47; Who's Who '46-'47; Footlight Players, Pres. '46-'47. DORIS MOODY Erwin, Tennessee Business Education, Social Science Transfer from University of Tennessee. Y.W.C.A. '43-'46; Pi Sigma Sorority '43-47; Carter Hall Student Govn't., Sec., '45-'46; Beta Epsilon Kappa, Vice-Pres. '45-'46, Pres. '46-'47; Buccaneer Staff '45-'46. SENIORS RUTH COOK MORGAN Erwin, Tennessee Home Economics, English Home Economics Club '44-'47; Y.W.C.A. '44-'47. MARIAN NAVE Johnson City, Tennessee English, History Pi Sigma Sorority '43, '46-'47; Buccaneer Staff '46-'47; Camera Club '46-'47; A.C.E. '46-'47; Secretary of Senior Class '46-'47; Footlight Players '45-'47. JOHN T. NAVE Mountain City, Tennessee Industrial Arts, Social Science Transfer from University of Tennessee. Baseball '42-'43, '45-'47; T Club '46-'47; Glee Club '42, '46-'47; Tennessee Collegian Editor ’46-'47. JOE ANNE OTTINGER Greeneville, Tennessee English, Social Science, Phys. Ed. Phi Alpha Sorority '45-'47; Y.W.C.A. '43-'46; B.S.U. '43-'45; Miracle Book Club '43-'45; Intramurals '43-'47; A.C.E. '44-'47. JOANNE HYDER PAINTER Limestone, Tennessee Business Education, Health Phys. Ed. Glee Club '44-'47; Commuters Club '44-'46; Leadership Club '46-'47; Beta Epsilon Kappa '45-‘47, Secretary '46-'47; Intramurals '44-'47. PRENTICE EDWARD PARKER, JR. Johnson City, Tennessee Science, Social Science OF 19 4 7 CHARLES WARREN PEARSON Lee Valley, Tennessee English, Physical Education, Health Transfer from Berry College B.S.U. '44-'47, Pres. '45-'46, Vice-Pres. '46-'47; Mu Epsilon Nu '45-'47, Pres. '46-’47; Choir '45-'47; Glee Club '45-'47 Camera Club '45-'47, Sec. '45-'46; Miracle Book Club '45-46. CHARLES PETERSON Erwin, Tennessee English, Science Glee Club '40-'41. WILBY E. PHILLIPI Mountain City, Tennessee Social Science, Phys. Ed. Health Veterans' Club '46-'47. TERRELL JARVIS PONDER White Pine, Tennessee Industrial Arts, Physical Education, History Baseball '41-'42, '45-'47, Capt. '42-'46; Football '41-'42; Intramurals '41-'42; International Relations Club '46-'47, Vice-Pres. '46-'47; Sec.-Treas. of United Student Body '46-'47; Who's Who '46-'47; Mu Epsilon Nu; Nu Sigma Alpha; T Club '41-'42, '46-'47, Pres. '46-'47. ELDON E. POSEY Seymour, Tennessee Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics Transfer from Cumberland College, Kentucky. Pestalozzians '40-'41. MONTIE H. POTTER Unicoi, Tennessee History, Social Science, English International Relations Club '45-'47. SENIORS ZEB MARSHALL PRESNELL Elizabethton, Tennessee Science, Health Phys. Ed., English Transfer form Lincoln Memorial University Pres, of United Student Body '46-'47; T Club '45-'47, Vice-Pres. '46-'47; International Relations Club '46-'47; Nu Sigma Aluha '46-'47; B.S.U. '46-'47 Best All-Round Boy '46-’47. FRANK RENFRO Johnson City, Tennessee Social Science, English Transfer from Brevard College. Forensic Club; International Relations Club Vice-Pres. '39; Track Team '38-'39. RICHARD ROSSON Jonesboro, Tennessee English, History Band '41-'43; Glee Club '41-'43, '46-'47; Manager of Choir '46-'47. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH ROWE Johnson City, Tennessee Home Economics, History, Science International Relations Club '45-'47; Home Economics Club '44-'47, Sec. '45-'46, Pres. '46-'47; Pi Sigma Sorority '44-'47; Commuters Club '44-'46; Future Teachers of America '44-'47, Vice-Pres. '45-'46, Treas. '46-'47; Buccaneer Staff '46-'47; Tennessee Collegian Staff '45-'47; Sec.-Treas. of Sophomore Class; Scholarship Award '45-'46; Who's Who '46-'47; Cheerleader '45-'47; Campus Beauty '46-'47; Honor Roll. HOBART L. RUSSELL, JR. Jonesville, Virginia Social Studies, English Transfer from Hiwassee Phi Beta Chi '46-‘47; T Club '42, '46-'47. JOYCE SHAW Tellico Plains, Tennessee Health Phys. Ed., Social Studies Y.W.C.A. '43-'46; Leadership Club '44-'47, Sec. '46-'47; Future Teachers of America '44-'47, Pres. '46-'47; Camera Club '46-'47; Intramurals '43-'47; Wesleyan Foundation '43-'44. OF 19 4 7 GRANVILLE SHIELDS Sevierville, Tennessee Business Education, Social Science Transfer from Milligan College WILLIAM SLEMMONS, JR. Johnson City, Tennessee Social Science, History International Relations Club '46-'47. GRACE SMELCER Dandridge, Tennessee Social Science, English, Health Phy. Ed. International Relations Club '46-'47; A.C.E. '46-'47; Wesleyan Foundation '46-'47; Honor Roll. OLIVA CAREY SMITH Church Hill, Tennessee Science, Social Studies Transfer from Tusculum College Vice-Pres. of United Student Body '46-'47. ROY SMITH Rogersville, Tennessee Social Science, Industrial Arts FRANCIS SPICER Elizabethton, Tennessee Health Phys. Ed., Social Science Footlight Players '46-'47, Business Manager '46-'47. SENIORS HARLEY H. STEPHENS Lafollette, Tennessee Biology, English, Mathematics Pestalozzians '37-'38; Glee Club '37-'38; Mu Epsilon Nu '46-'47; Rural Life Club ’37-'38. HELEN STILL Johnson City, Tennessee Modem Languages, History Footlight Players '44-'47; Glee Club '46-'47; International Relations Club '45-'47, Sec. '46-'47; Commuters Club '44-'46, Sec. '45-'46. FREDA TALLENT Madisonville, Tennessee Science, English Transfer from Hiwassee College Pi Sigma Sorority '45-'47, Vice-Pres. '46-'47; International Relations Club '46-'47; Leadership Club '46-'47; Wesleyan Foundation '45-'47; Intramurals '45-'47; Y.W.C.A. '45-'46; Canterbury Club '46-'47. FRANK A. TANNEWITZ. JR. Johnson City, Tennessee Business Administration, History Treasurer of Senior Class; Beta Epsilon Kappa, Treasurer '46-'47; Tennis Team '41; T Club '41-'42, '46-'47; International Relations Club '46-'47. DELTA THOMAS Sweetwater, Tennessee English, Physical Education Transfer from Hiwassee College Leadership Club '46-'47; Canterbury Club '46-'47; Footlight Players '46-'47; Phi Alpha Sorority '46-'47; Home Economics Club '46-'47. GERTRUDE TONCRAY Johnson City, Tennessee English, Business Education Transfer from Bob Jones College International Relations Club '46-'47; Beta Epsilon Kappa '46-'47. OF 19 4 7 HELEN WADELL Greeneville, Tennessee Home Economics, Social Science Transfer from Tennessee Wesleyan Christian Service Club '43-'45; International Relations Club '43-'45; Z.M.E. Sorority '43-'45; Y.W.C.A. '43-'47; Wesleyan Foundation; Home Economics Club '43-'47; Bible Class Intramurals. JEAN WARDREP Jefferson City, Tennessee Science, Education Transfer from Carson-Newman Calliopean Literary Society; Vice-Pres. of Eagle Club '45-'46; President of Town Students Government '46-'47. ELEANOR WARREN Glade Springs, Virginia Social Studies, English Transfer from Emory $ Henry, Emory, Va. Pi Sigma Sorority '46-'47; Camera Club '46-'47; A.C.E. '46-'47; Buccaneer Staff '46-'47. CHRISTOPHER C. WEST Helenwood, Tennessee English, Social Studies, Health Phys. Ed. BOBBIE RUTH WILLIAMS Johnson City, Tennessee English, Social Studies, Health and Phy. Ed. International Relations Club '45-'47; Canter bury Club '45-'47; Central Religious Council '46-'47; Glee Club '43-'44, '46-'47; Orchestra '43-'44, '43-47, Honor Roll. SENIORS KATHRYN WILLIAMS Etowah, Tennessee English, History Glee Club '46-'47; International Relations Club '46-'47; Y.W.C.A.; B.S.U. ,46-'47: Honor Roll. WILLARD R. WILLIS Kyles Ford, Tennessee Social Science. Biology, English International Relations Club '46-'47. HELEN NUNEZ WILSON Johnson City, Tennessee Home Economics, Social Science, Bus. Adm. Transfer from University of Tennessee Home Economics Club '42-'44; Beta Epsilon Kappa '43-'44; International Relations Club '46-'47; A.C.E. '46-'47; Newman Club, House Council Member for Old Blount Hall. LELAND CRAIG WILSON Johnson City, Tennessee Social Science, English International Relations Club '46-'47. REID WILSON Johnson City, Tennessee English, Social Science Wesleyan Foundation '44-'47; Mu Epsilon Nu '44-'45; Nu Sigma Alpha '46; Choir '44-45; Chorus '44-'45. o F 19 4 7 WILLIAM K. WITHERSPOON lohnson City, Tennessee Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics Transfer from Phillips University, Enid, Okl. and Milligan College. FLORENCE COWARD WOODWARD Erwin, Tennessee English, Social Science, Geography NOT PICTURED Allen, Ruby Asbury, lohnnye Asbury, Mary Lee Barkley, William Todd Carey, lames Arden Carpenter, Allred W. Dewitt, Ruth Dosser, Sarah Fleming, Charles Hale, Edward Howard, Robert W. lenkins, Jemima Johnson, Ann Cable Leach, Edna Morell, Wanda Myers, Kathleen Osborne, Georgia Overby, Lynwood H. Price, James Warren Rasar, Ernest Reece, Norva Sexton, Melvin C. Sullivan, William Wine, Jacob Winter, Wilbert Young, Malone Elizabethton, Tennessee Powell Station, Tennessee Powell Station, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Goin, Tennessee Erwin, Tennessee Greeneville, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Southern Pines, North Carolina Johnson City, Tennessee Chuckey, Tennessee Jonesboro, Tennessee Bulls Gap, Tennessee Greeneville, Tennessee Dungannon, Virginia Kingsport, Tennessee Harlingen, Texas Elizabethton, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Oneida, Tennessee Helbiana, Kentucky Johnson City, Tennessee Elizabethton, Tennessee JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President____________________________________ DON SABIN Vice-President____________________________ LOUISE LYLE Secretary__________________________________PEREDA RICE Treasurer__________________________ KEITH ROBERTS JUNIORS Virginia Anderson William P Armstrong Dorothy Bales Jo Bales Margaret Banks Virginia Barnes John Barr Millard Bartlett Mary Montgomery Beil Carolyn Bickley Bill Briggs Betty Browning Chester Broyles William Ralph Buher Vivian Burnett Thelma Burchfield Dorothy Bussell Eloise Campbell Joan Campbell Joan Cardwell Robert E. Cardwell, Jr. Betsy Cheek Eileen Corzine Betty Cox Jack M. Cox Robert Cross Dorothy Crouch Johnnye Curtis Ivah Davis Emert H. Dickey, Jr. Norma Jean Dillow Ellen Driskill Josephine Farnsworth Robert Freeman Minnis Freshour JUNIORS Elaine Garland Frank Gilbert Mildred Gilbert Mattlee Gilliam Margaret Gilliland Quinton Gobble La Verne Hale Nancy Harrell Betty Lou Henry Betty Sue Henry Margaret Hensley Eric Herrin Bill Keezel William W. Kimsey Fred King Juanita Larkin Dorothy Lee Mary Jo Lee Allilion Lewis Lakie Lewis James M. Long Louise Lyle Eileen Martin Una McNeese Adelaide Miller Clara Sue Nanney Bobbie Jeanne Norton Lawrence Page Guy Parman Virginia Patton Robert J. Potter Kathryn Price Joyce Reynolds Pereda Rice Frances Roberts JUNIORS Keith Roberts Don Sabin Don Shetler Virginia Siler Howard B. Simmons Edna Spencer Margaret Spicer Ralph Steadman Marie Stewart Margaret Swadley C. M. Taylor Jim Umholtz Bob van Benthuysen Dorothea Wade Walter Wade William H. Wagner Chloe Whitlow Earl Whitney Bill Williams Jane Wills Juanita Wilson Garrett W. Woodward Charlotte Wright James Wykle SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President____________________________BUCK HUNT Vice-President (not pictured)___FRED CAMPBELL Secretary-Treasurer_____________BARBARA FORD SOPHOMORES Bill Adams Violet Akard Cecile Anderson William Fain Anderson Blanche L. Andrews Clarence F. Anest Mary Arrowood Marie Asheworth Betsy Black Betty Blankenship Wallace Bolding Clyde S. Bond Lyle E. Brabson, Jr. Scott Brown William T. Brown Martha Briscoe Jeannette Burkey Fred Campbell Patricia Campbell Audra Carlisle Clilton Clark Mary Anne Clark Alma Ruth Cline Ernestine Clouse Henry A. Clouse Ruth Conner Dale Cornett Joie Cox Richard Cox Betty Crain Mary Ruth Crum James T. Davis Alpha Day Eugene Derrick Earl Eads Fay Earl C. L. Edwards Earl Elledge Ben Ellis Bob Emmert James D. Evans Edward R. Feagins Joe Fleenor Mary Don Fleenor Barbara Ford Freedon Freeman Oswald G. Garland Macdonald Gouge Carl Grant David Gray Eloise Greene Jeanne Greene Frances Greenway Mabel E. Gregg Mary B. Hall Joe Harmon Marjorie Hartsell William R. Head, Jr. Ruby Heatherly Josephine Helton Grace Henderson Leroy G. Hendrix Arden Hill Virginia Hodges Genevieve Hoss Anna Katherine Howem Arthur M. Hullette Buck Hunt Reed Hurst R. Guy Hyder Charlotte Johnston Anah King Faye King Herbert King Hugh Kiser Evelyn Knapp Warren G. Lambert Ruth Lamie Billy J. Lane Marcetta Lane SOPHOMORES Rosella Laws Virginia Lee Paul Lewis Mary Nelle Lindsay Bonnie Lindsey Alvin Lloyd Floyd L. Lockett, Jr. Clara Longbrake Claire Lovell Jack D. McCulloch Henry H. McKay Margaret Ruth Meredith Robert H. Montgomery Herbert Moore Robert H. Moore, Jr. Ted Morris Frances L. Nave Jean Newsom Roy Van Pangle Harold Patton Robert Fain Peterson Norma Phifer Ray Phillips Bennie Pierce Clarence Potter Betty Ramsey Dana Reed Lawrence Rogers Dorothy Rowe Francis J. Sanders Lloyd Saulsbury Walter Saylor Robert C. Schappert Bernard Shell Kathleen Shelton Sam Sherwood Norman Shipley Louis Simmons Alfreda Sisk Lone L. Sisk, Jr. Louise Sisk Stanton Sizemore John Slonaker Bobbie Smith Mary Louise Smith William Smith Cecil Sparks Keith W. Speer Evelyn St. Clair Eunice Street Herman A. Stribling, Jr. Robert Strickland Kenneth Susong Lula Lee Tickle Anne Trimble Suzanne Trusler Roberta Vest Mary Katherine Wagner Reba Walker Geneva Wallin Mary Ann Watkins Estelle White Jean White Paul White Hazel Wilds Alvand Williams Ruby Rose Williams C. B. Willis. Jr. Alta Willson Vernon C. Wilson Jackson H. Woodward FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President__________________________GERALD GOODE Vice-President___________________________ELEANOR WILLARD Secretary-Treasurer ________________________ DAN WEEKLY FRESHMEN Martha Addington Mary Belle Baker Robert Blalock Reda Adkins Betty Jean Bales Otis M. Blanken Barnum B. Anderson Nell Barger Carson Blevins Dana Anderson James B. Barker N. C. Bolton Eddie Anderson Mariam Barlow James Booher Frank Anderson Robert K. Bames Lynne Boring Helen Anderson Harold F. Barr C. H. Boyd W. L. Armstrong Shirley Joan Bartloy Faye Marie Boyd Johnny Bacon Martha Baxter Bob Bradshaw Mary Kathryn Bacon June Bevington Dale Bray Bill Bailey Eugene Bingham Venida Breeden Herbert Bailey James H. Bingham. Jr. A. D. Brown William H. Bailey George L. Blackburn Roy Brown Clyde Bain Martha Blackburn Travis Brown Francos Baker James Blalock William Brown FRESHMEN Clyde E. Broylos. Jr. Howard Brumitt Louise Bryan Frank J. Buckles. Jr. Bob Burleson William M. Burros Carl Cameron Dillard Campbell Janette Campbell Willa Floronce Cardwoll Stewart Cannon. Jr. William Carter Bruce A. Chamborlin Clarence L. Chase Mary Ruth Chostnutt Fred G. Childress Ed Clark Juanita Clark Jo Doris Clayton Robert Cloyd Caprice Colo Mary Coleman Margaret Conloy Jamss Canter Jean Conner Karl W. Cornett Louise Coulton James Counts Charles Cox Ernest Fred Cox Mildred Cox Joyce Nell Crawford James C. Crowder Leo Croy Jim Crum Betty Cunningham Judson A. Davis Virginia Deakins Bob Denton Georgia Dodd Mary Elizabeth Dolen Robert F. Duff. Jr. Lula Belle Eggers Mary Emma Ellis W. G. English. Jr. Ray Erwin Ada Lou Ewing Oliver C. Farr David Figg Roy C. Fleming June Frazier lack France Marteyne Foshco Byron W. Fizzoll Agnes George Mack Gibson lames Glenn lean Gnann Joyce Godsey Gerald Goode Joanna Goodo Inoz Goodman Margaret Ann Gossett Ralph H. Grant Emma Greene Robert Frank Greene Henry Groonway Almeda Inez Gregg Helen Grills Margaret Hale Thaddeus H. Halo. Jr. June Hamilton Stewart Hampton William E. Hancock Betty Harper Edythe Harvey Ella Harvey Rebecca Hawkins Helen Hawthorne Thomas C. Hendrix Earl Henley Sam R. Honley Virginia Hess Lloyd Hicks M. C. Hicks James L. Hill Robert L. Hilton Robert L. Hitechow Eileen Hixson Bobbie Ruth Hodges FRESHMEN Howard H. Holmes William H. Johnston. Jr. L. M. Laher Clyde Holsclaw Stanley Keeblcr George La Porte Millard H. Hopson Kyle Keesecker Jeanette Large Bruce Hughes Robert Keller Lewis Larimer Mary Lou Hull Jewell Keplinger Nathan C. Latture Geraldine Hullette Howard Keys Jean La whom Loo Humphries G. Bruce Kidd Gone Lowing Dorothy Hurd Magy Jean King George F. Lawronce William H. Hyder Robert Kirkpatrick Ailcen Leach Robert Irvin Jack Kiser Harlan E. Lodford Roy F. Jarvis Richard Knight McNary Lee Tom Jennings Eleanor S. Kovach Nancy Leonard Jon Jeter Joe Kovach James F. Liaisha Dwight Johnson Velma Kyker Robert M. Little N. R.Johnson R. A.Lacy Fred Lockett, Jr. Dale E. Long Helen Lowery Charlotte Luntsford Fred D. Lyle Helen Lyle John W. Lyons Goorge March John M. Martin Carl Mathes Hermit Maupin Evelyn Mayes Jack McAmis Laura McAndrews John L. McBee Reginald McBride Othel T. McCarter Mary Nolle McClelland Charles E. McCoy Frederick G. McCoy Howard McCracken John D. McCray Ann McFoo Warron F. Mclnturff Frances McKee Jim McNabb Sara Lee Mercer Joseph H. Meredith Glenn Milhome David V. Miller Virgil Miller Eugene Mitcholl Walter Montgomery Frances Mooney Leroy Moore Samuel C. Morgan Hattie Morrison Richard Morrison Samuel F. Morrison Clyde B. Morton Bart Munsey Fred Nave Mary Nave Anna Katherine Neas Marilou Neas Goorge Ray Neaso FRESHMEN Catherine Neubert Dorothy Jean Neubert Mack Nichols. Jr. Ann Ruth Nickels T. J. Nidifier Jacqueline Parker Joan Parker James R. Parks Walter Parks James H. Parman Gene M. Patton Clarenco H. Phillips Peggy Phillips Truott H. Piorco Benjamin L. Pollock Pauline Price Harold Rader Joan Ramsey John Arthur Randall Aiton H. Ratliii Charles Ray Peggy Reeves William Roberson Martha Rose Mary Frances Rose Inez Rosier Jeane Rowe Ruth Rutherford Katherine Sanders Herbert Sane Marjorio Scott Jack Seaton William H. Solis Ann Shell Jackie D. Shipley William L. Shipley George Sims Reginald J. Sims James E. Sizemore George Smith Jean Ann Smith Patrick H. Smith Ben L. Snapp Gorald Squibb Jack E. Stalland Inogone Stokely Paul Stooksburg Ralph Street Samuel Streiter Elizabeth Susong Mary Ann Swingle Jeanne Anno Taylor Lynn Taylor Buddy Thomas Nancy Rose Thomas Cglo Thompson James R. Thornborry Nolle Thrash Jewell S. Tilson Wi.-bur Townsend Jimmy Treadway Carolyn Trivotte York M. Trivette Irene Turner Jack Turner John Vaughn Wilbur Wagner Evelyn Waldroup Margaret Walkor Denver Wallace Ray Wallace Claude A. Wallin Blanche Watson Vernon Weaver Dorothy Webb Daniel Wookley Ben Wexler Mary Alice White Eleanor Willard Doris Williams Carl Willis William O. Wimmer Bud Witcher George Woodward June Woodward John Wooton Betty Sue Wykle Gloria Yglesias Ruth Yoakley CAMPUS SNAPS U c recall : our associations with ottr fcllowtncit TENNESSEE COLLEGIAN STAFF JOHN NAVE _______________ VIRGINIA LAMIE___________ LOUISE LYLE______________ CHLOE WHITLOW____________ JIM HOWELL_______________ JULIAN GRAY______________ SAM JOHNSON______________ KEITH DAVIS, BERNIE ANDREWS JIM UMHOLTZ______________ ______________________ Eidtor ___________Business Manager _____________Associate Editor Assistant Business Manager _______________ Sports Editor _______________Society Editor __________________News Editor __________________Art Editors ________________Photographer Reporters Dwight Johnson Bobbie Ruth Williams Ben Greene Betty Cox Jim Carroll Betty Sue Henry Fred King Sue Groseclose Typists Margaret Gilliland Barbara Ford Elizabeth Rowe T ” CLUB 1ERRELL PONDER_______________________________________________________President ZEB PRESNELL-------------------------------------------------- Vice-President BEN GREENE_________________________________________________Secretary-Treasurer The purpose of the T Club is to promote school spirit; and to reach this objective, the Club has a standing offer to help any club or organization on the campus that is interested in promoting school spirit. UNITED STUDENT BODY President_______________________________——. ZEB PRESNELL Vice-President________________________ OLIVA SMITH CAREY Secretary-Treasurer-----------------------TERRELL PONDER CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Seniors Marion Groseclose Garrett Woodward Juniors Keith Roberts Nancy Harrell Sophomores John Ramey Lone Sisk Freshman Dorothy Hurd The United Student Government is a representative group of the entire student body, striving to aid the students in every way possible and to uphold the ideals of the school through cooperation with the faculty. LEADERSHIP CLUB President________________________CHARLENE DOBY Vice-President___________________MARTHA McIVER Secretary__________________________LOUISE LYLE The Leadership Club is composed of Physical Education majors and minors. Heads of Sports, TS girls, and T girls. This group takes the lead in the Intramural program at State. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB President--------------- Vice-President---------- Secretary and Treasurer Reporter---------------- Sponsor-------- ________TYSON JONES _____TERRELL PONDER ________HELEN STILL _____ HARRY CORRELL DR. D. G. STOUT CARTER HALL STUDENT GOVERNMENT MARY B. HALL MARGARET GILLILAND BETTYE SUE HENRY__ BARBARA FORD______ ELAINE GARLAND ___ _____________President ___First Vice-President Second Vice-President _____________Secretary ____________ Treasurer FLOOR REPRESENTATIVES Laura Farthing Violet Akard Kate Livesay Ruth Yoakley Edna Spencer Jean Conner Ruth Lamie Ada Lou Ewing This organization has as its purpose and aims better cooperation among the girls, a feeling of responsibility for governing more democratically, and promotion of wholesome atmosphere. Y. W. C. A. President-------------- First Vice-President___ Second Vice-President Secretary-------------- Treasurer ------------- Reporter_______________ Pianist________________ Choister_______________ BOBBIE RUTH HODGES _______EULA FUDGE _______LOUISE SISK __ JEANETTE BURKEY ____ EDNA SPENCER __AGNES MAHONEY MARY NELL LINDSAY __BETTY SUE HENRY The Young Women's Christian Association, which helps keep alive a Christian atmosphere in the dormitory, is composed of all the young women living in Carter Hall. It sponsors devotional services on Sunday evenings and a party for underprivileged children at Christmas. The Y.W.C.A. also furnishes literature, such as daily newspapers and current magazines, for the dormitory. CENTRAL RELIGIOUS COUNCIL President ____ Vice-President Secretary ____ Reporter______ Sponsor_______ MARGARET GILLILAND _ GEORGE BLACKBURN ___ AGNES MAHONEY _______ZEB PRESNELL __________DR. STOUT The Central Religious Council is composed of representatives from the different religious groups on the campus, with one central purpose—to create a closer fellowship between the various organizations of the school. The Council endeavors to strengthen the spiritual life of each individual. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION WESLEYAN FOUNDATION CANTERBURY CLUB MIRACLE BOOK CLUB FOOTLIGHT PLAYERS President_________ Vice-President — Secretary--------- Business Manager _ LAWRENCE MOFFATT BOB VAN BENTHUYSEN _________LOUISE LYLE ______FRANCIS SPICER The Spring of '46 was the renaissance of the Footlight Players with the production of a three-act play, Young April. This year Mrs. Barton and student directors directed three one-act Christmas plays. In the early spring, lane Eyre” marked a highlight of the club's work. In March, the club sponsored a Mas-quarade Ball as its social project for the year. A bright future is evident for this club under the capable direction of Mrs. Barton and Miss Hart. Director—Mrs. John Barton Faculty Sponsor—Mary Florence Hart FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ASSOCIATION OF CHILDHOOD EDUCATION HOME ECONOMICS BETA EPSILON KAPPA TRAINING SCHOOL ALL SMILES Hfini.nojidJ jito 1 |Mt Hotivt.iossv jiio . PI SIGMA President Vice-President Secretary _ _ ANNA MARIE IRISH - FREDA TALLENT - BETSY CHEEK Treasurer . _ _ CHARLENE DOBY Reporter . ANN TIPTON MARTIN Sponsors MISS ELEANOR ROBERTSON MRS. LESTER FRALEY CALENDAR September —Business and Social Meeting October —Rush Week—Formal Reception, Party, Dinner at Country Club November —Dutch Supper and Theatre Party House Party December —Formal Dance January —Theatre Party Initiation and Installation of New Members Night Club February —Dance to Present New Members Dessert Bridge March —Formal St. Patrick's Dinner Hike and Chili Supper Pajama Party • April —Tea Sadie Hawkins Week Progressive Dinner May —Hayride Installation of Officers for '47-'48 House Party 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 on the campus, to deepen the cultural life of the college, and to draw girls who compose it into closer fellowship during their college life. Atkins, Reda Bales, Jo Black, Betsy Campbell, Joyce Cheek, Betsy Clouse, Ernestine Crain, Betty Cox, Betty Goode, Joanna Gossett, Margaret Groseclose, Sue Hawkins, Rebecca Henry, Betty Sue Hurd. Dorothy Luntsford, Charlotte Moody, Doris Nave, Frances Nave, Marian Newson, Jean Phillips, Peggy Rowe, Dorothy Rowe, Elizabeth Rowe, Jeanne Shell, Ann Thrash, Nelle Trivette, Carolyn Wade, Dorothea Wagner, Mary K. Warren, Eleanor Watkins, Mary Ann Whitlow, Chloe Williard, Eleanor 1 PHI ALPHA President_____________ First Vice-President__ Second Vice-President Secretary ____________ Treasurer_____________ Reporter______________ Sponsors______________ OFFICERS ______________JUANITA WILSON _ MARGARET GILLILAND __________LILLIAN ANDERSON ___________ JESSIE GOODMAN _______________IRENE McNABB _____________MARCETTA LANE ___MISS MARY FLORENCE HART MRS. VIRGINIA COX MISS RACHAEL EARTHERLY October November December January February March April May CALENDAR —Card Party and Rush Week —Chili Supper —Christmas Dance —Initiation and Installation of New Members —Amateur Show —Party —Banquet —House Party The purpose of the Phi Alpha Sorority is to establish lasting friendship on the college campus. Akard, Violet Banks, Margaret Barger, Nell Bellamy, Lillian Campbell, Eloise Crouch, Dorothy Deakins, Virginia Dolan, Mary E. Driskell, Ellen Grills, Helen Hodges, Bobbie Ruth Lee, Dorothy Lewis, Allilion Lyle, Louise Mahoney, Marjorie McFee, Ann Neas, Anna K. Neas, Marilou Ottinger, Joanne Patton, Virginia Reynolds, Joyce Rice, Pereda Spicer, Margaret Trimble, Ann White, Mary Alice Wilds, Hazel Yglesias, Gloria SIGMA OMEGA OFFICERS President ------------ First Vice-President — Second Vice-President Secretary------------- Treasurer------------- Reporter______________ Sponsors______________ _______ JOAN K1LDAY _____JEANETTE BURKEY _____NANCY HARRELL MARY DONNA FLEENOR _____BARBARA FORD _____ MARION McLAIN ___MRS. JIM MOONEY MISS MARY LYONS CALENDAR September -Garden Party October —Rush Week November —Barnwarmin' December -Chili Supper Christmas Dance January -Officers' Party for Members Acceptance Breakfast February —Valentine Banquet March —Hike April —Theatre Party May —House Party The purpose of the Sigma Omega Sorority is to encourage the social welfare of ourselves and the school. Bales, Dorothy Briscoe, Martha Coleman, Mary Deakins, Helen Ewing, Ada Lou Farnsworth, Jo Garland, Elaine Gilsdorf, Rosalind Green, Leah Hall, Mary Knapp, Evelyn Lamie. Ruth Lindsay. Mary Nell Nave, Mary Norton, Bobbie Parker, Jackie Ramsey, Joan Rutherford, Ruth Susong, Elizabeth Wills, Jane PHI BETA CHI President__________ Vice-President_____ Secretary---------- Treasurer__________ Business Manager MINNIS FRESHOUR — DENNIS HILTON ___ OTIS BLANKEN _ ROY C. FLEMING ___DON SHELTER Dale Bray Bill Brown Fred Campbell Lawrence Cox James L. Hill Bob Laher Paul Lewis Walter Montgomery Bart Munsey Hobart Russell 1 NU SIGMA ALPHA President ____ Vice-President Secretary_____ Treasurer_____ _______ROY PANGLE _______ ZEB PRESNELL _______ALVIN LLOYD _ STANTON SIZEMORE Bill Bailey Ben Ellis John McBee Bennie Pierce Terrell Ponder Bob van Benthuysen Paul White ' i i'. MU EPSILON NU President___________________________________________CHARLES PEARSON Vice-President_____________________________________MARION GROSECLOSE Secretary_________________________________________________V. C. ADCOCK Reporter____________________________________________LLOYD SAULSBURY SOCIETY SNAPS ■uaiu no]i y jno ifjf.n snotnn.7ossv jhq BAND Captain__________Fred King First Lieut._Ernestine Clouse Second Lieut. _ Wilbur Townsend Student Director_V. C. Adcock Director—Dr. Butterfield DOING WHAT COMES NATURALLY J. G. McMurray Head Coach ? 0 V A1 Boyer Asst. Coach E T S C FOOTBALL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OPPONENTS Wo They Brevard 32 0 Tusculum . 14 0 Georgetown 13 6 Emory and Henry . 6 0 Maryville 2 25 Carson-Newman 6 0 Cumberland 34 6 Emory and Henry - - - . 19 12 SNAPS Derrick Godsey Presnell Captain BASKETBALL Pollock Quarles Jilton Vest Pangle Jordan BASKETBALL SCHEDULE December 9 We 44 They 32 Tusculum (There) December 13 59 44 Emory-Henry (Here) January 7 48 54 Tusculum (Here) January 9 38 36 King (There) January 11 31 51 L. M. U. (There) January 22 52 36 Maryville (Here) January 25 55 46 Emory-Henry (There) January 31 70 37 Bluefield College (There February 3 70 37 Hiwassee College (Here) February 8 49 55 Maryville College (There) February 11 63 36 Tennessee Wesleyan (Here) February 15 59 49 L. M. U. (Here) February 18 80 69 Bluefield College (Here) February 21 67 47 Hiwassee (There) February 23 58 50 Tennessee Wesleyan (There) February 25 82 40 King (Here) SUE GROSECLOSE Manager PEREDA RICE Asst. Mgr. WOMEN’S INTRAMURALS The purpose of the Women's Intramural Department is to provide recreational activities for 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. LUCILLE GOODMAN Director COLLEGE CRUMBS Those upon whom fortune Inis bestowed Ionic and renown. Agnes Mahoney Elizabeth Rowe Sue Groseclose Terrell Ponder Who’s Who IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES Who's Who In American Universities and Colleges is a national organization which recognizes outstanding students in major colleges and universities. The persons selected for this honor on our campus are chosen by the faculty on the basis of character, scholarship, and leadership in extra-curricular activities. Lawrence Moffatt Anna Marie Irish Harry Correll AND COLLEGES BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL Sue Groseclose BEST ALL-AROUND BOY Zeb Presnell HALL OF BEST PERSONALITY BOY BEST PERSONALITY GIRL Harry Correll Arina Marie Irish FAME t mmmrai ’ ! MISS NELLE THRASH BEAUTIES MISS HELEN HAWTHORNE ODDS ENDS CAMPUS INDEX 1. Administration Building 11. 2. Library 12. 3. Training School 13. 4. Boys' Gymnasium 15. 5. Girls' Gymnasium 15. 6. Cafeteria 16. 7. Industrial Arts Building 17. 8. Wheeler Hall (Boys) 18. 9. Carter Hall (Girls) 19. 10. Amphitheater President's Home Ritter Hall (Boys) Cooper Hall (Girls) Lake Street Cottage (Boys) Veterans Administration and Clinic Practice House Football Stadium Tennis Courts State's Miniature Niagara The Spot to Stop is THE SPOT STEAK HOUSE WE SPECIALIZE IN STEAKS — CHICKEN — COUNTRY HAM SALADS — SANDWICHES ICE CREAM SUNDAES — COLD DRINKS — CANDIES We Do Not Sell Beer 421 East Main Street Johnson City, Tennessee For Service That Is Dependable, Call— Free Service Tire Company GOODYEAR DISTRIBUTOR Johnson City, Tennessee Two Stores to Serve You Station No. 1 Phone 3000 Station No. 2 Phone 12 John Martin John T. Brandon JOHN MARTIN BARBER SHOP 103 Buffalo Street Walter T. Byrd B. A. Parks N Compliments of The Kingsport Air Service, Inc. HOME OF THE PROPELLER GRILL Route 5 Kingsport, Tenn. ELIZABETHTON FLORAL Compliments of COMPANY UNAKA STORES, INC. 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BUDGET SHOP Ladies Ready to Wear DIXIE BARBECUE 231 E. Main Street Johnson City Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Home of Delicious Sandwiches Compliments of Meeting Place of all College MAJESTIC THEATRE Boys and Girls Johnson City Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF ALLEN CLEANERS 704 BUFFALO STREET JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF SALYER CANDY COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF WILSON PHARMACY A GOOD DRUG STORE'' 119 East Market St Market at Watauga JOHNSON CITY. TENNESSEE Johnson City Tennessee Compliments of CASH AND HAUL McClellan Stores Company Wholesale Grocery Co. Inc. JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE JOHNSON CITY. TENNESSEE QUALITY DRY CLEANING ... WHITE CITY LAUNDRY LAUNDERERS — DRY CLEANERS DYERS Phone 5134 Johnson City, Tenn. SILERS QUALITY FURNITURE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES JOHNSON CITY. TENNESSEE ERWIN ELIZABETHTON COMPLIMENTS OF HENRY'S JEWELRY ERWIN, TENNESSEE The Pictures for this Annual Were Made by The Charley Cargille Studios Johnson City, Tenn. FRENCH DRY CLEANERS LEADING CLEANERS Complete Storage For Furs, Summer and Winter Clothing JOHNSON CITY — ERWIN — JONESBORO Quality Dry Cleaning for More Than Twenty Years Compliments of Ruth Andrews Florists 203 S. Roan Street Phone 316 COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEVIER THEATER AND THE TENNESSEE THEATER JOHNSON CITY'S HOME-OWNED THEATRES Enjoy Your Off-hours Here Compliments of Morris Funeral Chapel Over a Quarter of a Century Service JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE S. H. KRESS CO. Where the Students Buy Their School Supplies Johnson City, Tenn. COMPLIMENTS OF Johnson City's Newest Women's Shop The Lorraine Shop 240 E. Main St. Phone 228 Specialty Printing Co. Phone 34 Johnson City (£££$% TtAOf-MAKK 110. 0. i. fAI Oft. COMPLIMENTS OF Anderson Drug Store ON THE MINUTE SERVICE The Convenient Comer Johnson City Phone 1094 COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN BEMBERG CORPORATION AND NORTH AMERICAN RAYON CORPORATION Compliments of Orange Crush Bottling Co. 112 Jobe Street—Phone 43 Johnson City, Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF FRIZZELL'S DAIRY Pasteurized Dairy Products 501 W. Walnut St. JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH JEWELERS Elizabethton Hardware Co. GOOD HARDY ARE AND Hamilton—Elgin—Longines FINE FURNITURE ELIZABETHTON, TENNESSEE ¥ ELIZABETHTON, TENNESSEE LAY PACKING CO. CLOVERLEAF HAMS BACON AND LARD Johnsdn City, Tennessee Get Your Flowers From GUNNAR TEILMANN lohnson City's Leading Florists 318 E. Main — Phone 511 For your musical needs— THE MUSIC MART WJHL BUILDING 143 W. Main St. lohnson City Compliments of GENERAL MILLS, INC. lohnson City, Tennessee RED BAND ENRICHED FLOUR GOLD MEDAL KITCHEN TESTED ENRICHED FLOUR GEISLER SUPER MARKET Phone 462 Elizabethton, Tenn. CITY MOTORS YOUR PACKARD DEALER” 224 W. Market St. lohnson City DRINK PEPSI-COLA Compliments of IN BOTTLES AT FOUNTAINS KISER FUNERAL HOME Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. 406-408 N. Roan lohnson City, Tenn. Phone 5200 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIENDLY STORE Johnson City, Tennessee MARKET STREET DRUG CO. A GOOD PLACE TO GET THE BEST 134 West Market St. Phone 5212 CARLTON JEWELERS Your Guarantee of Quality and Satisfaction WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVER LUGGAGE 602 Elk Avenue Elizabethton, Tennessee Phone 1050 GOLDSTEIN'S LADIES' READY TO WEAR MILLINERY 212 E. Main Johnson City THE YELLOW CAB COMPANY THE THINKING FELLOW RIDES THE YELLOW Phone 5252 Johnson City The Chocolate Bar G IC STORE THE SEVIER SHOP THE GABLES GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND VEGETABLES SODAS CANDIES TOBACCOS 929 W. Walnut Johnson City Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF PATY LUMBER CO. Elizabethton Erwin National Bank Phone 5115 Johnson City ERWIN, TENNESSEE Phone 5119 You Are Most Likely To Find It At Kings 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. K I N G’ S East Tennessee's Most Complete Store Where Those Who Know Buy Their Clothes” A l 1 ft x