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

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MTA' 'C' hw., gaw' A..- V A3m5i,1sii,QQif 22.53 fsaiaimmf y 129,15 I z v ' ..fiZ,w15,,5igQ H92 si'Z?f3i??fr'f:: W, V L, A .5555 ,ggzszmz A ,sl M MKQAQWN ww 98,5 3 s 3 2 2 Q 3 E e f E 2 2 Q s 5 5 2 2 E 2 i 1 -NNN Sgilxima 'REM-?'3ZiTF'5f. 'Q Kiifaq. . , Ti iiaiifg 7 i f um ,M MISS CHRISTINE BURLESON Qevlicatiom 'l'he 1959 Se ' - . nior Class respectfully dedicates '1lHE BUCQIANEIQR to Miss Christine Burleson. NVC always will renieniber her genuine interest in this institution and its students, her Charin- ing personality, and her interesting classes. Miss Christine was educated at leading schools in the United States and Europe. She has been a professor of English at East Tennes- see State College since 1946. Her father, Dean . Emeritus David Sinclair Burleson, helped estab lish this college in 1911. They live at 'iSunny- side near Johnson City. Our four years in college have been enriched by knowing Miss Burleson. She is worthy of reniembrance, a person we are glad to have known. To a truly great teacher and friend, it is our pleasure to dedicate this yearbook. Ae-fa. N-, e, -5--A --r , f :M :fr-1-M-e-11M -Mg:-gggggfff -:W--.-:iat,4:p:f:-,1f.:. Vfree:-:za-:Awe:::err:2+-fm-fl-wavy'-Q-an-9-AmammzauwwwmwfssQ-awmiagm-:awwWMWaww,ft,ma,,ae.i,a-.awsi wee,f,ftA.. ai:-r,.i.-rgngiwwmw l 3 4 5 E : E 3 l Governor Gordon Browning A great friend to East Tennessee State College and to the educational system of our state, Governor Gordon Browning has consistently advocated and supported efforts to improve the standards and facilities of our schools. East Tennessee State College has expanded greatly during Governor Brown- ing's administration. He has sponsored and secured legislation which increased the state foundation program appropriationsg increased allotments for the institutions of higher learningg increased teachers' salariesg and increased the funds for new school plant construction and facilities. XVith the Governor's continued interest in this college, we can look to greater progress in the future. kc V ,M , ,, W-. . ,tn .i . ...,,.......,. Mann ,..,. ...M ,..... iw.-.a.......,.a.t.money,,::,WiE-1.4WWQWWWMMMemfmwirawgmiamrrmwe-.wwmvwiv:um-:Q-mwram-1f1z:fr.n:i:fxx sewn nissan. i --1,---V . ' -401'-M - - 4 w--f- - -'W' W' A ' 'W' ' EERE L,,,tl.1j il i ,iff ':tni:,'i '1.-Wai'-sal' 5BEEe?'L',,,,1g'Ei1 swznrtagnziffefisfaaafatneff-:semi afassaavfvsfssx-r2f'e.wF Tia Tres-9 Commissioner A. Barksdale is well qualihed to Hll the important posi- tion as head of our state school system. He has served as teacher, principal, and superintendent in the public schools ol' Tennessee. The needs ol' the educational system across the state are familiar to him. Commissioner Barksdale served as Director ol Personnel under Governor Browning before he assumed the position of Commissioner of Education. He is a loyal and respected servant of the citizens of Tennessee. His educational ability and sincere desire to be of service assure the future development of the schools of our state. J. A. Bark dale l l . . ,i1ij -, , Jil, ,,,!!!iL.-Y .It.-.fra Y ,,n.i,1,:,::wmwsNwm t22 -L. -:v4'w-mm1f35.e3,f To the Members of the 1952 Graduating Class As you come to the end of your college training in crystal view of the most important milestone of your brief career, may I congratulate you upon the opportunities and challenges which are yours as you are about to ncommencen the service to which you will dedicate yourself. Today we are in the midst of a national emergency. This will challenge your best effort as you go from these portals to take on the mantle of responsibility and leadership. We have gone through such periods before, and, with proper guidance, have always come through a stronger and better people. Tennessee, and America, will be leaning heavily in the tomorrow upon the strength and wisdom of young men and women like you. I know that you will not fail to accept the challenge which is placed in your hand. You will hold high the torch of the learning and ideals which you have gained here and may they guide your efforts in ways of wisdom and truth. This is only the beginning. Do not hesitate to use the products of your years of effort to further enrich your education. Keep ever in the forefront of your thinking the idea that yours is truly a great heritage and that you must put forth your maximum effort if you are to carry this heritage into the tomorrow. As you leave your college and it becomes your Alma Mater you can be assured that you carry with you the combined strength and blessing of our entire faculty family. The degree to which you carry this strength and these desires to fruition should in a sense measure the success of those at whose feet you sat in this process of formal learning. Our interest will follow you as you join our ever-increasing alumni family. Sincerely your friend, xl! BURGIN E. DOSSETT, President YQ1fe.,idemt ,KW xnxx.: 1-naf.Ms.,1,m.f4.:um4a.f....mx. w Burgin Dossett ! 5 PRESIDENT DOSSETI' The administrative duties of East Tennessee 7 f YUM f 'A 'm' 7f'fl'f'A-'-' State College are growing with the institution. G'LBR 1'lTH' SHERRUD' 'ml WZRLWN Credit should be given our capable and efficient leaders for their academic planning and super- vision. lVe are grateful to our deans, our registrars, our business inanager, and our leaders enieritus for the interest they have shown in us and for their valuable assistance during our college careers. l DR. C. C. SHI-IRROD IJAVID SINCLAIR BURLESON DR. FRANK FIELD President l5n1c1'iI11.s Dean Emeritus Iicgislwzr EIIIU?'ifll.? v w I r 14,.1,w,:ea W -'Mft .W-'face ' wg' e..,s.'e.:1.1.uLafWiii1.,nss::sviw4- 0 I mmf ffcfxzzzmzslfmffazz DR. R. H. ELIASSEN DR. P. W. .X1.nxAxn1-in Miss ELLA V. ROSS Dean Dean of U'0I71611 Graduate' DF12Kll'llI1UIIf Clllliflllllfl 'wihnf Mk. W11.1.lAx1 M. BEA5LEx' NIR. SOLON GENTRY Mk. JOHN A. CLACK IfEgiSlI!lT Assistant Registrar Business Manager lil eZ.33.kS0i'.!4SUE,.-'2 1 ':.2:r1'!-f'11 :+5 :f-F313L , ' '.q.,, 157:51--f 'f?f Vi, i?1iEB'!l?'l f -1 ' f'u?S'Ei,i ..W , Tiff' ' ' ii 'i -nf LTL -4557-15 '!f 'x : 'l1 ' f:'i'E'f'515!'FiiQQ '1il...., '-lg ' ' hCLLiT ' Y 2 ',,?'f . f ' ' ' K he Faculty First Row: MISS SHEILA ADEN, Training School, DR. JOHN D. ALLEN, English, MR. JOHN H. BAILEY, Biology, MISS CATHARINE P. BAKER, Business Education: MR. FRANK BARCLAY, Bi- ology, MR. WILLIS BEELER BIBLE, English. Second Row: NIRS. GERTRUDE BOREN, Training School, Principal, MR. J. NIADISON BROOKS, Physical Education: DR. DALTON M. BROWN, Biology, MISS CHRISTINE BURLESON, Englislig DR. NIONDEL ELY BUTTERFIELD, Music, MR. CLARENCE A. CARDER, Psychology. Third Row: MR. DRURY H. CARGILL, English and Public Relations, MR. THOMAS COLEMAN CARSON, Malhernatics, DR. LUCILE CHAPMAN, History, MRS. JOHN A. CLACK, Nurse, MISS VELMA CLOYD, Matheinatics, MR. ROBERT G. CRAWFORD, History. ,1 lv- Avg , Q -. 2' , '-P 'fob 'tai W, gf: JC , yi ey-,',Qj2:.. Q' XL, .. fQ'f'ff-.3'f5iif Q Q rj 'J 5 . 5 .3 Q if I SUI First Row: MR. QIULIAN D. CRUCKER, Pllysiml lidzzmiiorzg MRS. MILIJRILIJ DALTON, Pz.aI1Iic1'1y: MRS. EDITH DAWSON, Englislzg DR. H. D. DAXVSON, C11enzz'stry,- MR. GEORGE N. Dovli, Eng- lislzg MISS ELISE DRAPER, Library Sm'wiz'rf. , Second Row: MR. HAROLII H. DUGG1'2R, I-Iismry,' MRS. IRENE B. DUGGER, Home Economicsg MISS BIARGARET IJUGGER, linglislzg MRS. ADA HORNSY EARNEST, Home limnmnirsg MR. DEE EBER- HART, Gc0gmpl1y,' MISS ELAINE EHRHARIII' Modrfrn Langzmgffs. Third Row: DR. EMMA FARRELI., Ed1lf'lllff07Ij MISS NIARY Fl'I'ZI'A'I'RlCK, Pleysiczzl Educationg MR. HARRY N. FQRTUNE, Business EdZlCf1fZ'07l,,' MISS EVELYN FRANCIS, Traz'rIi71g Schoolg AIRS. ALLIE LOU FELTON GILBREATH, Ed1lI'Ilfl.U7l,' MR. ZANE GRIAY, T1'll1.lIl.Hg School. The Fvaculty The Facility First Row: MR. AUSTIN C. GRAYBEAI., Chemistry, MR. JACK GREEN, Physical Educaliang DR. S W. GRISE, Education, MISS MARIE HARRISON, Geography, MISS NIARY FLORENCE HART Music, MISS EVANGELINF HARTSOOR, History. Second Row: MISS NIAHALA HAYS, English, MISS NIARY HENDERSON, Home Economics, MR THCJBIAS M. HOwzE, Englishg MISS flRETCHEN HYDER, Education, MR. CRAYTON TROY JACK SON, Training School, MR. SAMUEL JASPER, Mathematics. Third How: MR. GLENN C. JORDAN, IndustrialAi'tsg MISS ELIZABETH KIVETT, Training School, MR. .JOHN P. LAMB, JR., Health, MR. FRANKLIN D. LAURENS, History: MISS GRACE LEAB English, MISS EVA OREL LEONARD, Assistant Librarian. First Row: MR. ROBERT DIX LINCOLN, Piano, MR. J. BIARVIN LINDLEY, Music, MR. EDYVARD G. LODTER, Modern Languages: DR. ALBERT D. IIUKPQR, Education, MISS NIARY ELIZABETH LYONS, Assistant Lib1'a1'z'an,' MISS LOUISE NICBEE, Physical Education. Second Row: MRS. ELINOR XVADI-I NICCUNE, Training School: DR. FRED I.. AICCUNE, Educa- tion, MR. A. N. BIANNING, linglislzg MR. HARRY MARSIIALI., Industiial Arls: DR. ELYVYN L. INIARTIN, Gcogmplzyg MR. HENRY G. RIARTIN, Training School Director. Third Row: MISS ISABEL BIARTIN, Training School: MISS FI.ORA RIARIE NIISRIZDITH,lffl1lCIllt0lI.' MR. JAMES I. AIOONEY, Indzzstiinl Arts: MISS -IESSIE MOORE, Health, MISS AIOSEPIIINE MOT- LOW, Physical Education: MR. HERNIAN O'DELL, Biology. The Faculty The 1Q0lClfllly First Row: MR. RAYMOND A. PAUL, Artg MR. R. H. PAYNTER, Training School, DR. LLOYD F. PIERCE, Economics, MISS JULIA F. PITTS, Assistant Librarian, MISS LILLIAN POE, Training School. Second Row: MR. CARL RENFRO, Assistant Regional Librarian, MISS ELEANOR V. ROBERTSON, Training School, MR. WILLIAM FLINN ROGERS, History, MR. EMINIETT F. SAWYER, Social Science, MR. RUSSELL LOUIS SHADOAN, Training School, DR. HOWELL H. SHERROD, College Physician. Third Row: MR. SAMUEL SHERWOOD, Regional Librarian, MISS ELIZABETH SLOCUMB, Art, MISS EILEEN M. SMITH, Drarnaticsg MR. HAL H. SINIITH, Librarian, MISS VELLA MAE SINIITH, Training School, MR. GLENN SPANABEL, Business Education. T - 1 --0 Q' 1- r -- v W. L .,. Q h ' xx - W.. , . N- , 1 4 -' 9 X v R' ' g. N v A - x i I E S S. ii S 5 E If 5 E Q is . E S 1- 6.2 Q! :,.: in .Q 1 EW' R ,gg-.Q-V' 5 E .L N 2f 'hw '-gg-y First Row: DR. DORMAN G. STOUT, Social Science, MR. O. R. SUTTON. Business Education, M155 ALMA '1'RlVE'l'T, Training Sclwolg MR. L. D. XVALLIS, Imlzfstrml Arls, MR. rfHOMAS W. XVI-IITEHEAD, Clmmiszryg DR. FRANK B. XVILLIABIS, jR., Hismry. Second Row: MR. NIALONE YOUNG, Geography, MRS. BERT D. HODcEs, Mamzgm- of Grill, MR. HERBERT KING, Afllflllgtvl' of Book.smw',- MRS. NIQLLE YVOIXIACK, 1Alu.slm-X, Cruzer Hallg Mass LUCYLLIC B. CAMI'BliI.l., Secretary: Mlss AIANIUI-1 FORTUNE, Sw.-r'rfla1'y. Third Row: MRs. VICLVIA HARGIS, Sffrwzaryg Miss NIADELINIE NICCLAIN, Sfrcremryg MRS. DORO- THY NICKAMICY, SIfC7'8lIl7'y,' Miss JO ANN BIICRLIIQR, Su.-relaryg MRs. .XLF YIXAYLOR, Sem'etm'y, Miss JICNNIIQ XVILSON, Secretary. 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Catherine Wegten Arm- strong, lililiilmvllilml: Hczilth aunl I'l1ysiull lflllllilllllill Biulogv: Sigma Olncgal: I'lli Iilzt llilllll Wcslvy l'iUlIIlCl2lIlUllI Clue Cluli lull iunn :lx . Beulah Arrants, Pinvy Iflznx: Smizil Slulliu lingliwli . . . Martha, Lee Atkinson, l'ilIl2Illl'IllIUII2 Nluwim. Ilis- luryg Scnicn' Clause SL'L'l'L'I2ll'l'. '521 Kappa: llcllxi Pi, llisurrizni- RQ'IJKbl'lCI', 62: Ii. 'I'. S.CluI1. YILC-l'l'CSitlL'Ill. '521 HIlf'I'IllII'!'I'. Music I 7 J P . - 1 .,, 'Z '1', laclilmy 'Sli Clue Cluli. Yicc-l1'L'simlL-111. 'Sli Clloil. Scc'1'c'lzi1'y. 'T' l'Cl2lI'l. 131: Girls' l'lIISCllllllL' . . . Alvin Ray Ball, I':l1'iic1', I'ui11n'sscc: Ilistcmiy, Sucizll Stuslics . . . Harry Lee Bandy, Rm'lnx'uorl, 'l'CIIllL'5SCC1 .Xl'l, Sufizxl Sluclicsg 'l':'1il1sI'cl' Iroln 'lklillcwsm-U Wcslcyzlll Collcgcg Slullcut Scuzltc: fll'IllI1ll Rcligic Counril: Nlirnvlc Bunk Clnlm. l'1'csi1lcnt, 52: lizlplisl Stnmlcut Xl. IC. N. C., Sm' H15 Iiinuu. l'n'sl Xlll'-l,l'CSIllCIlIQ Cillifgillll. Ifczllllrl' ll'l'IIL'I'. '5l: lfuut- lwlit l'lz1x'cl'sg Sinus of thc Innes: Ilunm' .Xn':n'4l in Xrl, :vl . . . n , Li .X1.I.l-ix' .Xxi1sl'kmfx' Xiuuxix Aikixmx liIuXSII'Y. ll. l31f.ul.ifx'. Il. tim :QQ is ll, M Elizabeth Barger, Ringspun: flllClIliNII'l. xI2llll1'llllllll'W . . . Billy Joe Beasley, -lulnmni City: Nlusiz. Slifllll Slurlivs: Slnmlcul SL-lnltc: Xlu lipsiluu Nu: Illtcl'-Ifi'zltc1'11ilV Cuunril: kzippzi Ilvllxl I , Ii: lIllCl'Il1llIUll2ll RCILIIIUIIS Club, Fl-I'C'llSIII'CI' '5l, Yicv-I I'l'SliIClll. .-, . V- . , . W . , nl: Ia. I. 5. Cluli, l,l'CSIllL'IIl, nl: Alplni I'ln Oincggzi. SL'c'I'Cl1ll'f. 'SIL Baptist Sliulcni l'uion. fllllllfll RC1Jl'CSClII2lllNk', '5l: Iiznul. Ifirst l,Ii'llICII1lIII, IW: llllllll Nlztjfmrg Glcc Clulm. l.llJI'2Il'Illll. 'ISL 2 SCC'l'CI2lI'l. '3l: Clmir. Ilusincss xIHllflgCl', '5L: c,l'llIL'SIl'1l1 Xl. li. X. C.. RCIJUl'lCl', 132: xvlllliS Xvllfl . . . Don Beasley, l ,I'lllII1 l Ilusincss, Ilistmyz Sigma Ilii Alpha: lntcrlizuirmul Rclzniuns Clulm, vlll'C2lSllI'L'l'. '52: 1:Ill'f'll71Ul'l'. Business Nlanagcr. E723 Ik-lu Epsilon: lYlur's lllllli . . . Benita, Birdwell, Bristol: Ilmnc lico- mmiiw. Ilculth znnl l'l1ysicz1I Iinlncationg Pi Sigma. RClJUl'lL'l'. 52: Ilmnc l'll'0lIUlIlIl'S Club . . . William Blankenship, I,:lI olll'llL'. Icnncsscc: Business. Iic'um11l1ic's . . . Ethel Blevins, Swcclwzltcr, Ihliicssccg Ilrnnc l'll'Ull0IIllCS, Social Studies: Il'IiIIISliCl' limnn Yl4ClllICSSl?L' lYvwlcyzll1g llvllzl Pi Delta: Pau Hcllcruim' flllllllflll Ccnlizil Rvligiuus Council: lYL'stmiustc1' Fellowship: Iltnnm' Iiru- nmnirs Clulm. .XRCIIII-'R XRXII4NTR0L I' Xuxlnlkuxc li.x1.1. lhxm' lhkm- R liIRDlK'I 1.I. lil..XNI-il-QNSIIII' Iiliivlxa i f Bing 4- lim- W 91+ 5 www Ama , -view ,MIIFW is a ww' 'Nw +CW' Wh ,www .inn if N' - nl.. f is betizio Reece D, Boone, Roan Nlunntaing Geogtttpliy, Historyg Geog- raphy Couneilg Gannna 'llieta llpsilon. Yic'e-Presiclent, '52 . . . Mary Louise Booth, Qjotieslmorog Hnglisli, l-listuryg Baptist Student lfniong Clee lilulmg lf. 'l'. ,X .... Joseph McDaniel Bough, Bristolg Business, Soeial Studies: Beta Epsilon . . . Mrs, Don Boyer, Aloltnson City. Home litioncnnies . . . Margaret Ruth Brabson, Tclforclg llcnne Ecunotnies. Bnsinessg l.aml1cla tllng Home liconotnics Club, VllI'C3Slll'Cl', '52 . . . Barbara Hawes Brandon, Greenevilleg Business, Health and Plxysieal Ftlueationg Sigma Theta Kappag Phi Eta 'I'au1 Baptist Student Union . . . Ed Bridwell, Kingslrort: Business, llistory . . . Peggy Lou Bright, Washington College: Nlusit. liusinessg .junior Class. Seth-tat'y. '5lg Student Senate. Secretary, '52g Delta Pi Delta. St-cretat'y, '51, l'1'esitlent. '52g Pan Hellenic' Cotttteil, lfirst Yiw- Booxtc limit ll Bm sn Box 1 R Bl: xnsox BR xxnox ISt:tmt't-'t,t, Blur nt Btmotts onx mx IB. I.. litumwx, L. li, litwwm, Xl lincntx X likmlts Plixsitztl liduczition. Socitll Studies . , , Mary Ruth Buckner, lllllll Creek. 'l'ettnessee: linglislt. History: Trztnsfet' from l'nixer- sity ol' North Czttolinztz Baptist Student l'nion: A, C. li., lfourtlt Yit'e-I't'esident. '5l . . . Carolyn Rose Burrell, l'illl1llJClllIUllI lit'onotnit's :ind Sotiology. History . . . Buford D, Calhoun, Cirttttdy. Yit'g'ittizt: llealltlt sind l,ll,SlK'lll Elllltfllililll, Seienre: 'l't':tns- fer frotn Nltlligztn College: Football: Club . . . Lynn F, Campbell, Sutgoinsville, Tennessee: History. Social Studies: Nlu lipsilon Nu, viii?-l,l'CSlllClll. '521 T Club, Vice-l't'Csitlent. 52: lYeslet' lfountlzttiou: COHl'gilllI,' Raskctlmztll . . . James L, Cannon, Bristol: lfrenvlt, Spzinislig Trrtnsfet' frotn King lleltzt Kappa: liziselmll . . . Peggy Jo Carriger, l'illlkllN'll1- lon: Business, Hotnc l'il'Oll0lllll'S . . . Thomas Mack Carriger, l'illllllll'llll0lll Business. Soeiztl Studies . . . Carolyn Carter, Boones Creek: Home Fconotnies. Sofizil Studies . . . Mary Oberlon Carter, johnson City: History. Scienfe . . . Wil- liam D, Carter, LillZ2llJ6llllOIlQ Business, Soeiatl Studies: lliI'2lllSliCl' frotn lilizzlbetllton College of Connnerce . . . Wilma Elizabeth Cai-ter, Fort Blackntore, Virginia: llotne lflconontics, Sotiztl Studies: Baptist Student Union: Home Econotnics Clulm . . . Sally Elizabeth Cates, Hampton: liusiness. Sociztl Studies: lletzt lipsilon . . . Ramson Gale Charles, johnson City: Biology. College . . . J, D, Carpenter, Nlztryville: Nlzttltetnuties. ln- History . . . Robert B, Collier, johnson City: Heatltit zuul Pltysif dustrittl Arts: 'l't'ztnsl'ei' lrotn l'tiix'ersity ol' 'lennesseeg Nlu ull lidut'zttion, llistotyg 'l ' Club: Bztselmzill. lP.t't.t4xtft: ISL RRl4l.I. C ttnot x C,xxtt't4i3I,I I xxxox Cxktft-'xtt-'tt LXIQRIIJI-ik. I'. KQXRRIIQI-R. l. Xl. fiiXRl'l-'R, C Cxttttk R11-ZR. XY. IL C.xk'tifR, NY. Cui-s Cti.xtt1.t1s C1011 haf... Santo Emma Jean Collins, johnson City, Home liconomics, Chem- istry, F. 'l'. A .... George A, Collins, Creenevilleg English. Social Studies, Transfer from Tennessee Wesleyan College, Stu- dent Senate, Nu Sigma Alpha, Kappa Delta Pi. President, '52, International Relations Club, Beta Sigma Alpha, Bllccmzmfrr lfootlight Players, Historian. '52, Radio Club, Intramurals, Who's Who, Hall of lfame, '52 . . . Lois Jean Conkin, Clrttckeyg Home Economics, Business, Kappa Delta Pi. Secretary-'l'teasurer, '52, Miracle Book Club. Vice-President, '51, Lambda Chi, Home Economics Club, Secretary, '50, Treasurer, '51, Beta Epsilon, Vice- President, '52, Who's Who . . . Naomi Connatser, Nlaryrilleg Spanish, Health and Physical Education, Phi Eta 'l'au, Adelante, Vice-President, '52, Intramurals . , . Harry C, Connor, johnson City, Music . . . Helen Yates Counts, Kingsport, Home Eco- nomics, Geography, Wesley Foundation. Reporter, '49, Secretary- Treasurer, '50, Vice-President, '51, Methodist Student Moxement, Vice-President, '51, Carter Hall Student Government, Reporter. '50, Vice-President, '51, Miracle Book Club. Reporter. '50, Delta Pi Delta: 1glllY'll.H!'l'I',' Central Religious Council, President, '50, Y. W. C. X., Student Senate . . .Perry D, Counts, johnson City: History, Social Studies, Student Senate, International Relations Club, Gamma '1'heta lfpsilon. Reporter. '52, Collegian, liric- rm1cf:r,' Footlight Players, Lambda Chi. Vice-President, '51. President. '52, Geography Council, Corresponding Secretary, '52, Who's Who . . . Eva Frances Cox, Pall Branch, Home Eco- nomics, Art, Student Senate, Miracle Book Club, Baptist Student I'nion, Publicity Chairman, '52, Clee Club, Signs ol the limes. Secretary-'lreasurer, '51, President. '52, Home Economics Club. Reporter, '51 . , . Franklin B. Cox, Lake City. Tennessee, llistory, English, Miracle Book Club, Clee Club, Footlight Play- ers, F. T. A .... Willa Dean Crawford, Jonesboro, English . , . Donald Crowder, lillliiljifillllllll Nlathematics, Industrial .Xrts . . . James Curde, Watauga, Industrial Arts, Social Studies, Mu Delta Kappa . . . Donald Ray Dancy, Glendale Springs, North Carolina, Health and Physical Education, Mathematics . . , Reta Howren Davis, johnson City, 1-Inglish, Social Studies, Sigma Theta Kappa, Kappa Della Pi . . . George Vernon De- ll NS li. AI. tlotttxs. C. A. CoNk1N CoNN.x't's1-R tloxtxok tot Nts H. ffOl'N'1'S, 1'. Cox, Ii. Cox, I . 11. Ckawtoklr Ckonntik flllkllli Daxcir ll,-XYIS lltalioao - K ie. U .ev .. -.., . Bord, liclison, lcnncsscc: tllicniistry. Mathematics: llaptist Stn- clcnt llnion: Physical Scicncc Socicty: Biologia . . . Louise Wat- s0n Dent0n,4lol1nson City: Social Stuclics. linglisli . . . Anna Dickison, Sulplnn' Springs: llnsincss, Home liconomics . . . Annie L, Dieksgn, Kingsport: Hcaltll antl llliysical litlucation. llonic l'1C'UllOlllll'S . . . Harlan Dougherty, linglcwootl: llcaltll aml Plnsical Education . . . Ralph K, Downes, Jr,, .lolmson City: History. Social Stntlics . . . J. Ngrman Dugger, Clartlcr- vicw: lnclustrial .Xi'ts. Social Stntlics . . . Vvalter Dunn, -lolinson llily: Business. English . . . Archie Dykes, Clliurcli Hill: Hcaltli ancl l,lllSlL'2ll litlncation. Social Stntlicsg Football: 'l'1'acl4: Intra- murals. Nlanagcr, '52 . . . Gertrude Earl, johnson City: Biology, tllicniistry: Student Senate-3 l'l1i Alpha: Pi Kappa llclta, l'rcsiclcnt, Till: Alpha Psi Omega, Rcportcr, '52: Collvgiroz, Rcportcr, 'ISL lfcaluru liclitor, '50, .Xssociatc liclitor. '51, Editor. '52: lfootliglit Playcrs, Business Nlanagcr. 'Sig lliologiag lVl1o's Who: Sccrctary- vlll'i'klSlll'Cl' of Clollcgiatc llixision of 'licnncsscc ,lczulciny of Science . . . Grace Marie Edwards, Newport: llistory. Social Sluclics: 'Vransfcr from Berea: Sigma Omega: Carter Hall Stn- clcnt Gm'crnnu'i1t: International Rclations illnlm . . . Max Edwards, ll2ll'l'llll2llI, Tenncsscc: lrulustrial Arts, Nlatlicmalicsi Stuclcnt Scnatc-: Nln Delta Kappa, Yicc-I'rc-siclcnt. '51, Prcsitlcnl. '52 - - - Elizabeth Jean Elliott, Kingsport: Cilicinistry. Xlallic- llllllll'SQ Stuclcnt Scnatc: Sigma 'llicta Kappa. Sccontl Yicc-l'l'csi- clcnt. 'ISL 50: Pan-llcllcnic Council. Rc-portcr. '51, Prcsiclcnt. 52: Clzntci' Hall Stutlcnt Gox'crnn1cnt. Sc-tontl Yicc-Picsiclcnt. 'Sill International Relations Club. Sccrctary. '5l. 52: li. 'll S. Cllulig lvCSlllllllSlCl' licllowship, Vice-l'i'csitlcnl. 'l!l: IgllI'l'Ill1l'I'l'f llancl. Scconml l,icnlc-nant: Footlight l'layci's: Pllysical Science Socicly. ,lll'C2lSllI'Cl', '5l: llritlgc Klliulm: Intramurals: lYl1o's Who . . . Laura J0 Ellis, Kingsport: Homc Iiconomics, linglish: I'i Sigma: l'an-llcllcnic Council: Glcc Cllnln: llomc licononiics Clnlmg Kllicci' Lcatlci' . . . Vivian Lorraine Ellis, Jolinson City: HIIIIIC lico- nomics. Xrt: Sigina Onlegag Glcc Kllulm: Home Economics Cllnlm . . . Warren A, Ellis, Roan Nlonntain: Biology. Cllicniistry: ll1l'2lllSlnCl' from lccs NlcRac: lliologia. lll-NIUN lluziusox. X. llictksox. A. I., llouaiil-'Rlx' llowxifs lncztsilu llizxx lhisifs l'i.XRI, liinmuns. C .nw.xkns, M. l'iI.l.lU'l 1' l'1l,I.IS, I.. J. l'iI,l.IS, V. l'll.I.lS, W -W-Hi' 'W' . we 'far- ik Sf' ' woo'-rv' 'hurl WU' yy.. 4-5. , A,, WH-V , E+... A459 'V' .ani Santo Jeanette English, Flag Poudg Geography, Englishg Baptist Student Union . . . Frances Marie Epperson, johnson Cityg Chemistry, Biologyg 'Central Religious Council, Vice-President, '5lg Baptist Student Union, Vice4Presideut, '5lg Collegian, Busi- Manager, '523 lntramuralsg Who's lVh0 . . . Ruth Estep, Bristol, Home Economics, Englishg Transfer from Virginia Intermontg Lambda Chig Home Economies Club . . . Jane Rose Ethridge, Oak Ridge: Art, Geography: Phi Alphag Pan-Hellenic Councilg Vlesley Foundation, Reporter, '5l3 Signs of the Times, Secretary- 'l'reasurer, '523 F. T. A .... B, Fred Ewing, Morristowng Eng- lish, Social Studiesg Student Senateg Alpha Psi Omegag Collegirzn, Circulation Manager, '52g Footlight Players, President' 525 Radio Club, Vice-President . . . Gordon Fair, Johnson Cityg Business, Social Studiesg Transfer from Milligan Collegeg Sigma Phi Alphag Beta Epsilon . , . Dorothy M, Ferguson, jonesborog Home Economics, Englishg Student Seuateg Baptist Student llnioug Home Economics Club, President, '52 . . . Jeanne Sylvia Finehurn, Crcenevilleg Sociology, Social Studiesg Sigma Theta Kappag XVesley lfounclationg Giee Club: A. C. E.g F. 'l'. A. . . . Vallie Coe Firestone, Benton, Tennessee: Social Studies, Englishg 'l'ransfer from Tennessee Wesleyang A. C. E.g F. T. .X. . Charles Fisher, Galax, Virginiag History, licouomicsg Transfer from University of Richmond . . . Harry E, Fontaine, Johnson Cityg Music, Biologyg Mn Epsilon Nug Miracle Book Clubg Bandg Glee Clubg Choir, Librarian, '52g Chess Club, Presi- dent, '52 . . . Phyllis Dampier Fontaine, ,IUINISOII City: ling- lish, Social Studiesg Transfer from Milligaug Miracle Book Club, Secretary, ,515 Glee Club . . . James Oliver Ford, Del Rio. lenuessee, Social Studies. Mathematics . . . Lillian Jane Ford, Newportg Chemistry, Mathematicsg Della Pi Delta, Pan-Hellenic ENGLISH EPPERSON ESTEP ETHRIDGF EWINC FAIR lfijkousox Fluciuuxl FIRESTONIC FISHI R l0N'l'AlNE, H. IfoN'1'AiNig, P, D, Fokn, -I. 0. lfoun, I.. j. FLJGA11 i 49 J Q . - ' ,NA Couiuil: ffllllvl llzill Slllllblll fiou'i'iiim'i1I: Glu' Cluln: liriclgc' nomicw. Social Slumlics . . . Mildred Joyce Greene, lLi'c'c'm'- Cluli . . .Frank L, Fugate, kiugsporlg liiiwiiivw. Xl1llllC'Ill2llllN ville: Business, lioglisli: Sigma Uiiicgzig lizuul Spouaor. '52 . . . . . . Jewell Galloway, l'llll1llJL'llllIlllQ llislory. liligliali . . . Ora lyladge Greene, xl4lUl'CSlJllIQ,. 'lciiiicwvcg fil'0gl'2llJlll. Jack L, Gilliam, Gulf' Citi. Yirgiuizig lllllllilllill .Xrlx llvalllli Social Sluclicsg fiilllllllll 'l'llCl1l l'psilou: G1-ogrzipliy Council . . . zuul l,lll'Sll'2ll l'llllll'2lll0lll Xlu ljl'll1l Iiixppal. Sc'ci'c'l:i1'i'. '3l, Yiw' Anna Phyllis G1-eenwell, lilifzilmvllitoiig llislory. Ccogrzi- l l'i'L'siclciil. '52 . . .James Ross Goode, -loliusou City: liroooioifs pliy . . . James Groseelose, Bristol. llllSlllCSN. Social Slud- zlull Sociology, flllCllllSll'yQ Nlu lipsiloxi Nu. 'lll'C2lNlll'lYl'. T313 ies . . . Otto M, Gross, .Xsl1l'ol'ml. Norlli Cziroliozlg History, li. 'l'. 8.5 Xlbslvy lfoumluliou: lillllll. l.iL'11lc'ozuil, 'llli Glu' fllllllj fiC0gI'2llJlly1 'll!'2lIlSfCl' from lilll'IlSVlllC l'lVC'lllllg College: 'l'1':1ilc1' 0l'1'l1csll'z1: llriclgc' Clulm, Scroucl vlC'C'lll'l'Sllli'lll. 'SIL lIlll'1lllllll'1llS City. Vice-l'1'csiclC11l, 'Sl . . . Gene Guffey, .lolmsou City: ...Wayne Douglas Gouge, .lolinsou Cilig Clivmislry. Biology: Cliemistry. Biology . . . Wilbert Lee Hackney, Nvvzl, Ico- Nlu Fpsiloii Nu. vll'L'1lNlll'4.'l'. '5l. l'l'L'Sllll'Ill. 52: llllL'li-l'lI'1llL'l'llllQ ucssceg Gcogrzlpliy, Hcallli :xml Pllysirzll l'lillll'2lll0lll li. 'IQ S.: Council: llriclgc Clulm, Rc'poi'lci'. '52 . . . Mrs, Ruth Gourley, Baptist SlllllCllL l'uioog f.'f7HI'g'ill!I. Sporls limlilorz Cilcu Clulig .loliosou Cily: Social Slumlicw . . .James E, Grant, klolmsoo City: Footliglil Players: Lzuolmclzi Clii. Rcporlc-r, '503 C21-oginxplii' flflllll' llcogrzipliy. Social Sluclivs: ,Xlpliu l'lii Ooicgzu Gcogrzipliy rgil: liiologiug llzlsclulll. Xlziiizigvi, 'Sig lllll'2llIllll'2llN . . . Louis R, Couoril . . . Charlotte C, Gray, fil'l'Clll'XlllL'Q llomc lilo- Hagood, l'1'1'Si1i.'l'Ciilicssc'4:g l'l.i0IlUlIlll'Y. lioglisli. C XI.I on xi frll l I xxl Cloomi Col c.i-1 GUI RI lfx' CRXNI' Crux Clk!-ifxlf. XI. fiRI'l-Nl-. 0. XI. Lui-1-xwi-'lI. 4 Rmir.1,osi-, tzuow CQl'i-'I-ifx' Ilxczkxlw llxraoon jk ni 'SN Nw' WWW' QWQZ, mlm , ' 49, 'G 'ilu-'ff' W Nw-H 3 Settiot Frances Lee Hale, Kitigsportg Health and Physiral Ftlttciatiott. Etlglishg Pi Sigmag li. T. S. Clltthg Phi lita 'I'attg Band. Xlajoretteg A. CI. llg lf. '1'. A.: lfrewlmtati Royal Court . . . Herman Eugene Hall, Curley. Alahatnztg Health and Phywittal litlttcation. Social Sttlcliesg Clluh. Social tlhairmattg Footliallg liaskethallg Intra- murals . . . Virgil C, Hall, xl0llCSlJOl'0Q ltitlttstrial Arts. Health and l'hysit'al liclttration . . . A, B, Hardin, Elilahethtottg Busi- ness, Social Sttttliesg llll'2lllSfCl' from Milligan . . . Alfred Lester Harkleroad, Bristolg Inclttstrial Arts. History: 'lrattsfer from King College: xlll Delta Kappa. Settetary. '51 . . . Mabel Frances Hartsell, Limestone: Health and I'hysit'al l'lCllll'2lll0ll. Home littonomirsg Phi lita Vllllllj Glee flltihg Home lieonomits Lilith . . . J, C, Hawke, Johnson Clityg Bttsittessg lrattsfer from Steed Clollegeg Westminster Fellowsltipg Geography Clottncilg Beta lipsilott . . . George W, Hawkins, Kingsport: linglish. Speethg ltl'1lllSfCl' from Nlilligang Radio Clltth . . . Charles Henritze, Bristolg Iittglish. History . . . Alice Marie Hewitt, KilIgS1JUl'lZ Chemistry, Mathctttatifsg Sttttlent Senate: Sigma 'Iheta Kappa, lfirst Vice-l'resiclettt. '19, '50, '5l. .Xlttmni Secretary. '52g Inter' national Relations Illtthg li. 'I'. S. Clltthg Westminster Ifellowship, SC'CI'Cl2ll'l. '523 liur'rn11r'1'r: likllllll lfootlight Playersg Physitial Sriettre Society. Secretary, '5l. Presitlent. 7521 Whok Who . . . Charles F, Hinkle, lilll2llJClllIUIlQ lmlttstrial Arts. Geography . . . Nadine Hollifield, Elll2llJClllI0llI lltlsittess, Home EC'UllOllllC'S . . . Lois M, H00d,QI11llllSfJll City: llealth and Physical litlttfzt liott, llistoryg lllI'2lllSfCI' from NIUIIITCLII. College . . . John A, Hopper, Jr,, -lolmsoti City: Business, Social Sttttliesg Baseball . . . Clyde Howard Hopson, l'll'WllI2 Imlttstrial Arts. Health atttl Pltysitial litlttcatiottg Xltt Delta Kappa . . . Albert Leon Horner, Blotmtvilleg English: Camera Ciltthg Wesley l'10llllll2lIlUllQ Trailer llity. Secretary . . .Leland Houser, Blotmtville: Ittclttstrial Arts, Health attcl Phyiwcal litltttiation . . . Herbert H. Howard, HA1.1f1 H,xt,t. H. li. H.xI.l., V. C. IIARDIN Il,xRK1.tfRo.xD llAR'1SIiI.l. HMVIQ14: Huvtilxs l1tfNkt'1'z1Q lllfWl'lT HINKLE l'lOLI..IIfIliLD Hoon HOPPER Horfsox Q-P65325 mm. I QEOFM H1 Iii Iollllsoii City: ICl1gIiwI1. fQt'tlgl'2lIJIIlQ St111Ic'11t 5431111111 Sigma I'hi Alphzlz IQZIIDIHI ll1'Ilz1 I'i: IlllCl'll2lII0lI2lI Rc-lillionw Club: Ullllllllll 'l'hCIz1 llpsiloin llilplist SIIIKIPIII l'11io113 Iim'r'nm'z'r, lirlitor. 'SQL .X1IcIz11lt1'3 Guogrzlplly CZo11111'iI: IX'ho's Whog Il:1II ol' 15211110 . . . Margaret Anne Huffaker, .Iolmson Clityg Nlusic, Social Studies: Slumlciit SCIIRIICQ I'hi Alplmg Kappa: D1-It:1 I'i. li. I. S. Klluhg Xllvslcy l o11111Iz1tio11: Ii1n'm111'wr: liamcl. clllllllllllj Cilcc tllulmg Choir: fll't'IICSIl'1lQ NI. IC. N. il., Virt'-l'1c'si1Ic11t, '52g IVho's Itho . . . Thelma, Hughes, Ii11Iz11Ic1111, North I1:11'oIi11z13 Gcogizilrlty. Ilistoryg Nlirzlclct Book Cluh, Sc'c'1'1'l:11'y, 'SIL IYUSIIIIIIISICI' lfcllow- shipg Gcogrupliy Iloiincilg .L tl. l'1,. Ifirsl Vim--l'i'1'si1Icl11. '52 . . . Fred Humphreys, QIUIIIISOII City: NI11si1', History: Ii. 'l'. S, KIIIIIIQ Alplm I'hi fllllligll, Ilislmizill. '52: Wcslcy I'I0lllllI2lII0IlQ l311111I, I.ic11tc111111t. T721 tilt-c-CZI11hg 0r1'I11'st1'z1 . . . Betty Hunt, 'l'cIl'o1'1Ig Ilomc l'Il'UIIOIllIK'5. lhiglisli . . . Lela Ruth Hyder, lilizzlhvtlllotig Nlusic. English: f I ' ' I.. I. S. LIIIIJ, II.1111I, LI11 ihth I I X Herbert A, Irish, .IUIIIHUII City: Biology. l'I xslu I I ' AISIIIIICIII l'11io11' flu KIIIII 5tllCIllX N Reporter, 'nlg l3z1pt1s .' ' Clhoirg Bridge Clluh. Sl?t'l'CI2ll'y, '52 . . . Era Fay Jamerson ll1l1I Crcck, North Cl111'oIi11z1: So1'i11I Stllclivw. Hisr 1 l'11iversity of Noith 'fI2ll'UIIlI2lQ Baptist Slumlcnt Union X C I Illll'lllIlllI'2lIS . . . Robert M, Jarrett, I'I,II72lIKIIll0ll M llililll IIII Science . . . Nelle Jessee, Killgsporlg HIISIIILSN SOIIII St111I1Ls lictzl Epsilon . . , VVillia,m O, Johnson, Jr ll I II I I mul Pliysical EcI11c':1tio11, IlItIllSlI'I2lI .Xrlsg XIII Sigma XII 1 I I l '52g lfoothnllg lllll'2lIlllll'2lIS. .Xswistzmt Nlzmv 1 ll cIIIIlII'IUIlIl, '51 . . . Donald Jones, Nlcinplns t I IIS IE ulo 1 Cluhg Home Iiconomics tllulmg . . . Dorothy B, Keebler, bloticslmorog I IK'2lIlIl Ill I I In ll tl I I11 cation, Home I'IC0llUllIIi'SQ l'I1i lim 'I'1111: Wu u out 1 IlIIl'2lIIllll'llI9 HORNICR II0l'SI R HUXYARD ll1'1-11-.xkifk II1 ll ,'NII'llRI4'XN IIl'Nl' llxoick Ikisii luiiksox IARRIQI 1' ,Il 55I1I- llottxsox blows is Nh WWW I vw' JM .S- .ggivf 'Hn-.W QQTQ 2 Setfttio Lois J, Keeseeker, Erwin, Business, Social Studies, Transfer from Berea College, Signta Omega, Glee llluh . . .VVilliam Til- den King, Maryville, Biology, Wesley lfoundation, Biologia, Reporter and Historian, '52 . . . John C, Knox, Elizahethton, Industrial Arts, Physical Education, Xiu Delta Kappa, Intra- murals . . . Walter N, Lanee, Elizahethton, Physical Education, Social Studies . . . William Lares, White Pine, '1'ennessee, History, Social Studies . . . Barbara Laughren, Erwin, Geog- raphy, English . . . Harriette Le Noir, Philarlelphia, Tennessee, Health and Physical Education. Social Studies: Phi Alpha, Pan Hellenic Council, Reporter, '51, Phi Eta 'l'au, Treasurer, '52, Wesley Foundation, .L CZ. E., Basketball, Tennis: Intramurals, Assistant Manager. '51, Manager. '52 . . . Francis L, Letterman, johnson City, Biology, Health and Physical Education . . . Edna Sybil Lewis, Green Mountain, North Carolina, History, English, Transfer from Vniversity of North Carolina, Miracle Book Club, Baptist Student Union, A. C. E., Treasurer, '51 . . Regina Lewis, Green Mountain. North Carolina, llotne lico' notnics. English, Transfer from University ot' North Carolina . . . Virginia, Loggans, Kingsport, English. History . . . Evelyn Elizabeth Love, Elilahethton, Health, and Physical Education, Business, Phi Eta Tau, Glee Clluh, Intramurals . . . Virginia Joyce Love, Chilhowie, Virginia, Horne Econotnics. Social Studies, Transfer front Tennessee XVesleyan, Wesley Foundation, Treasurer, '52, Home Economics Cluh, Reporter, '52 . . . Joe Kenneth Ludolf, Elizahethton. Social Studies . . . Lewis D, Lllttfell, Bristol, tlhentistry, Xlathetuatics . . . Wilma Irene Molver, Marion, North Carolina, English. Health and Physical Education, Pi Sigma, Treasurer, '52, Pan-Hellenic Clouncil. Treasurer, '52, Phi Eta Tau, Westminster Fellowship. Treasurer. '50. Vice-President, '52, Band, Glee Cluh, AX. Cl. E .... Mary Ruth McKee, Chuckey, Business. Health and Physical Ed! ucation . . . Dorothy R, MoKeehan, lilifahethton, Busi- IQIQESECKILR KING KNOX LANCE IARI S l,At'o11tu4N lm: Nom I,ti't1'tfRxtAN Ltfwts. S. Ltcwts l.ocstsANs Iowa, E. Lovtg, j. l,UlJOI.If l.IVl lRl LL .wfvawwtt ,m se' ff m. WW' WWW tives. liuglislt . . . Lguise Hedge McKinney, .loluisou City: K-vogt':lplty. llistort: Sluclvut Svuzttv: Cauuiuzi lllCl1l l'psilou. l'rt'sitlL'ut, 172: liirrrrliuw. Svuior Clztss liclitor: l.:uubcl:i Cliii Civogrzlpliy Couuril. SL'ri'x't1it'y. 'Gig XYlio's Wlio . . . Ruth Bible MeKii1ney, Cltzittztuoogzt: Ilusiucss, liuglislig lI'llll5l'l'I' lroiu l'uiu'rsity ol' Clmttziuoogzi . . . Betty Jane McNabb, Ncnport: Ilotuc' l'fc'ouoiuics, lirououiics: Stuclcut 801111101 llcltzt l'i llcltzl: liln'r'rim'r'r,' Hotut' lCc'ouoiuic's Club: llritlgc Club. I'rvsitlc'ut. '52 . . . E, B, Mallgry, lfrivs. Yirgiuizi: llistory, Social Stutlics: Stu' clvut Sl'll2lll'Q Xtlclzititv, l'l'l'Sltll'lll. '52: lf. 'l'. .X. . . , Betty Car0- line Marion, .loluisou City: KillL'llll5ll'l. Biology: Stutlvut Svuzttv: Sigma Al'llCl2l lizippzi. Svvotul X'ic'c-l'i'L'sitlci1t. '51, l,I'L'YlllClll. '521 l'zttl-llcllciiic' Couumili llllC'l'llllIltlll1ll RCl1llltlllS Club: Xtbslcy lfouumlaitiou: IZi11r'1u1r'1'r: Glu' Club: l'l1t'sic'1ll St'iciu'c Socticty. Rcportcr, 52: Biologist: XYlio's XX'l1o: llczitrs Xwatrtl. 'Sl . . . Margaret Ruth Mercer, Kingsport: Xlusif. Social Stuclivs: Siguizx 'llivtfl Kappa: li. l'. S. Club: Wo'-lot lfotuulaitioug liztrfa- uccr: Girls' l'ilINClllllll'2 Choir. l,iln'zu'i:ut. 'IH. 'lili film' Club: Color fillilllll Nl. li, N. C.. Sl'4'l'l'l2ll'N, '5l. 172: X, C. lf.. . . . Billy Joe Miller, Kloliusou City: Sorizil Stutlivs. Cit'ogi'3iplii . . . Martha Beals Mitchell, xloucsboro: 'Qpc-tizil Stuclvut . . . Fran- ces Jane Mggney, Kingsport: Nlusir. liusiuc-ss: Ccutrzil Rvligious Council: Nlll'2ll'lC Book Club: Baptist Stuclvut l'uiou. l'i:tuist. 'l7: Glcc Club: Orclicstrzi . . . Rgbert Frank Mooneyhan, Grccucvillc: Hvziltli :mtl l'liysiL'zil litltuxuioti. lllllllSll'llll Arts: l.vCSlllllllSlCI' lfcllowsliip: lf. 'l. X.: lizisvbzlll . . . Mary Lewis Mggre, hloltusou City: Hvzlltli zuicl I'llysir'til l'itllll'1lllUll, liuglisli: l rcsliiu1ui Class. Rcportvr, 'lilg -luuior Clziss. 'I'1'c'1istii'c't', '5l: Senior Class. Prcsitlcut. TL2: Sttulcut Scxizitv: l'i Sigum. Rc-poi'tcr, '5l: l'lti Eta vllllll lii1r'mm'r'r, l c'z1ttti'c' liilitor: lIlIl'lllllllI'3llNQ Nlaiy llzlt' Court. -luuior .ltlcutlzuilg llztll ol lfzuuc' . . . Hubert Mur- ray, Jr., Newport: Chemistry. xl2llllK'lll2lllt'iI Xlu lipsilou Nu. Sccrctztrt. 52: Club: liziptist Slutlcul l'uiou: lvuuisg lulratf uutrztls. Xlcilrtik Xlcikrif XlCKl'FIIXN XlClQlNXl'Y. Xl, l.. Nlrzktxxifx. NIr:X.xisl: Xl,Xll0kX XLXRIUX Xll-RIIIAR XlIl,I.l-R Xll'l'Clllil.l Xlooxi-x Ntooxi1x'ii,fxx Ntooki-. Xlt RRAX 1 aft: -N: R. QQ'- Win Emir' ,,,m-M'W 'iif AKWQ Aft 'Q in fx Z Q it L 1 Santo Luke Myers, Jr., ,liUlVllSL'llll, lennesseeg Social Studies, History . . . Joan Newton, Elizabetlitong Business. English . . . Meek Norton, Dectatur, lennesseeg Social Stuclies, Business . . . Con- nie Oakes, johnson Clityg Central Religious fifllliliiill Baptist Student Union, Clhoirstcr, '50, .X, Cl. F.g F. 'l'. .X .... Donald Henry O'Dell, Bristol, History, Social Studies: Kappa Delta Pi . . . Jimmie L, Orr, Roan Mountaing Geography, Health antl Physical Iiflucationg 'lll'1lllSfCI' from Milligan Clollegcg 'Frailer City: Geography Council, 'lll'C2lSlll'CIi, '50 . . . Vernon 01-ren, lirwin: lllLlllSLl'l2ll .XI'lS, linglish . . . Leslie Peacock, Cltesttent City, lflorirlag Geogiapliy. History: .Xlpha Psi Omega. VllI'C2lSlII'Cl', 'l9. l'l'esiclent, 'Stk Footliglit Playetsg Geogiapliy Council . . . Bob Pearson, Rogersvilleg linglish, llusinessg .Xlpha Psi fjllllglll Collegian, Ciireulatinn, '5l. Feature lVl'llCl'. '52g Footlight l'layersg Rarlio Club, Reporter, '51, President, '52g XYl1o's Who . . . Anita June Phipps, lnclepenmlenfe, Virginiag Home liconotnirs, Social Stndiesg 'l'i-ansfer from lliwassee Collegeg Xhvsley lfonnmla' tion, Home lCconotnic's Club . . . Sam M, Plummer, Sharli Yallev, Tennessee, Biology, History . . .Lorene POSCY1 .lill'lxSl10l'U. 'l'ennesseeg Social Studies, linglishg 'I't'anst'er from Cluntberlantl College, Williatnsbuig, Kentucky, Delta Pi Delta . . . Claude R, Potter, johnson City, Business . . . Carroll Price, Piney Flats: Inmlnstrial Arts, Health and Physical liclucation . . . Pati-ieia Lee Priee, liizabethtong English, History, l'll'l'SllIll1Ill Class, Sectt'etat'y, 'l8g Phi .Xlphag Kappa Delta Pig F. 'l', S. Club. Reporter, '52g Glee Cllubg Choir . . . Helen L, Proffitt, Flila- bcthtong Business. Social Studies . . . John Ralph Puckett, liingsportg llealth and Physiral liclncation, Somial Stumliesg Mu lipsilon Nug 'l ' Club, ScL71'ctat'y-Treasltrerg Football: 'I 1'ac'k . . . Carolyn Quarles, Newportg English, Health and Physical lidu- rationg Phi Alpha. Pan Hellenic' Council, Secretary. '-193 Phi lita NlYFR5 NiQw'1'oN NORTON OAMQS 0 D1 LI flkk ORRIQN I'ti,u:oc:I4 PliARhON l'I,UNlNIliR I'osL:Y l'o'1 l'l-ill l'Rlc1lf, ll, Ptuct I' L if wv9'f ' . f:1m3L'Swe me .. , , L ,1m l'uu' Xian llolirl. 'lS. 'I0 . . . Ralph B. Qllillin, 1.1110 Lili. - l Virginian: 'Biology Cc-ogxzlpliy, Irzillslci' from l'1'cslmitL'1'i:ill Qlllllllll , K 3 liiologial , . . James Rau, Riiigwporlg l'i'c'-Nlvclirzil , . . Ruth Allen Reynolds, Siam: Sllfllll Sluclics . . . Emily Pal- igrson Rice, Nlolmson Clilyg Nlusicg Social Sluflicig il'l'1lINl'l'l' from I ollvggc Xl:n'll1.1 ll: 4 Sllllltlll Stlllll ilu Club, C.Iioi1'. 'lSlllllglUll Clollm-gf .' - fe g xg L -3 1 l'l'l'SllliIlI, 'Wg .xlll'l2lllll' . . . Elizabeth Alllle R0b6l'tS, fiI'L'i'lll'f I illlv' llwlllll :incl llllSll'2ll l'l1llIl'1lll0ll. History: Senior Class Yin l'l'k'Yllll'lll, '521 Sigma i,IllL'g2l. Yirc-I'l'csiLlciil, V522 Clzlrlci' llzill 4 r Simi:-nl Clownuiiiviil, llil'L'ilNlIl'L'I', 'LL Floor Rcprcscnlu ' llX'l'. .103 l'l1i Ill Inu, RL'pol'lc'l', '50, Vic'cAl'l'csicle11l, 523 ll'CSlIIllIlSll'I I-'cllowslupg .X. KI. IC.: lllll'1lllllll'1llS. .XiSiSl2ll1I xl2llI1lgCl'. '5l. Nlzili nga-r. '5iZ: Wliok Who . . . Elizabeth Anne Roberts, lime-- sloiwg Nlusir, Social Sluclicwg Sigma llielzi Kzippzlg li. 'l, S.: l'l11 lll I ill XXL l lUlIllKllllOll limi! Z sci -' 1 i 3 Liccum Clommillccg 4 . Glu- Cliiilm . . .Joyce Philip Roberts, Jr,, Snceclxillc. 'lbiiiicswcl Soniology, Iiiiglislig lil2llINlil'I' hom Clilrsoii-Xcwnizlli Cnllcgvl liilllliNl Sllnlclll lilllUllQ llllI'illllllli2llS . . . Lois V, Robeson, Xloriixlounz llislory, Social SlllIllCSQ 'l'I'1lllSll'l' lrom ili'lllll'55l'1' ll'L'slL'x:ill: Sllulcnl Sl'll1llL'Q l'lii Xlplizi. 'liI'C2lSlll'L'l', 32: l':m llcllc-iiim fltbllllflll Illlcrlizlliolizll Rclzilioiis Clllllmg Clciilrzll Rc-- lvgious iloumil. l'l'c-.i1lLvlil. 52: Wcslcx lflbllllllillltlll . . . Jenny Lind Robinson, Nvwporl: Social SllllllCi. liliglislig llil'1IIlSll'l' lrom Nlillllllll' llollcgc . . . Anita, Roddey, -loliiison Clilyg Nlusif, l'lI'l'lli'll1 Slmlviil SCIIZIICQ l'i Siglnzi. Rcpoi'lL'r. '50, Yin' l'l'CSllll'lll. '5l3 kziplmzl Dcllzl Pi: li. 'l'. S. Cllulm. viii'-l,l'L'SlllL'lll. '5l1 lllcc lllulm, llC'lNDl'lL'I'. '5l. l'1'L'siclC1il. 523 iilioii. Sl'i'l'l'l1ll'l'. '50, xiii'l l,I'l'5illl'lll, 52: Nl. li. N. ll.: Wllcfs lYIio3 Hull ol lfllllll' . . . Judith Ann Rol3,nd,.loll1isoll City: clllClllliIl'l. Biology: 'l'i'a1l1sl'ci from llzml li1'llllUlll Collcgc' . . , Theodore A, Roland, llrislolg llcalllli auml Pliisiuil lfilllfllllilll, Bll4iIlL'SS. llklll-I Il is l'i'c:ki ii' Qllxkl is Qui I.lN Rui Rixxoiimx Rimiic li0l5l'RlS. lf. X. Roni-kia, li. X. Rillililllh. ll Rom-sox Roisimox Roman-x Iloinxxlm. bl. llomxlm. l' ,or-W, IM fl'-n '5w! e ,:, IWW. Qiulw wG '? S ' X W' an-Q ...-fr' GYM W I Semioi S Robert Gross Rowe, johnson Cityg Chemistry. Nlathciuaticsg Student Scuatcg President of Stutlcut Body, 232: Phi Beta Chi. Secretary, '5l3 Clluhg llasehallg Who's Who . . . Robert Rowland, lililahethtong Industrial Arts. Health autl l'liysic:1l lfltlllcation . . . James H, Russell, 'l'otrnst:utl. leuncsscrcg lico- uouiics and Sociology. llistoryg Transfer from lliwasscc . . , Gilmore Sahlin, johnson Clityg Industrial Arts, Social Stutliem . . . Marjorie H, Sanford, Kingsport: Music, linglish . . . Ira Glenn Saunders, Tellico Plains, Tennessee: Health and Phvsical litlucatiou, Social Stuclics . , . Walter Robert Saylor, KlllgSlJ0l'lQ Business, Social Stucliesg Nu Sigma Alphag Atlclantcg liaskcthall . . . Venita Anne Scott, Wataugag Home Fcononiics, lfuioug Lantlnla Chig Geography Council . , . Robert Lee Senter, lirwing Geography, Historyg Sigma Phi Alplia, Treasurer, '52g Gannna Theta lfpsilong Gcograpliy Council, Intramurals . . . Jeanette Sharpe, Spcctlwell, 'l'cnncs'scc-3 Business, Sociology: 'Irausl'cr from Lincoln Memorial lfnivcrsityg International Rc- lations Cluhg Cantcrhury Cluhg Band: Choirg Honic liconoinics tlluhg Acleluuteg Beta Rpsiloug F. 'l'. ,Lg Intramurals . . . Pete H, Sheffield, Jr,, Kiugsportg Science, Geography . . . Newell Shell, Roan Mountain: Social Stuclics . . . Rowena Ship- ley, joueshorog Health and Physical Education, Social Studies: Phi Eta 'l'aug Baskethallg ll1Il'1llIllll'2llS . . . John L, Shoun, Jr, l.a Follcttc, lcnnesseeg History, Health and Phvsical 9 1 llcalth and Physical Education . . . Johnie W, Self, Rogcrs- l-ltlucatioug Nliraclc llook Ciluhg Baptist Stutlcut lfuion, Program villc: llcalth anti Physical litlucaliou. liuglishg Baptist Stutlcut Clhairutau, 'l8: lf. 'I'. A.. 'l'rcasi1rer, '51 . . . Graham H, Sim- Rott ti RowI.ANn Rtisstgrr. SAIILIN SANFORD U Sfxtixini RS SAY1.ok Sc1oT'r SIQLIQ' StfN'r1ck SHARI li SIIlil4'l IliLD Sturt. , Sltllmifiv Suoux l i awww. i e, wi- . AW i SIX 'rx .-f merman, Nlax Nlcanlows. Yirgiliiag I111i11sl1'ial ,XI'Is, Nlall1L'111ali1's . . . Glenn Edwin Sims, Kingsport: U11-111isl1'y, xl1llllL'lIl2llllS . . . D0llglaS M. Sizemore, -lflllllkilll City: llllSlllCSi. Social S1111lic's , . . Mack Slagle, l .l'isi11: ciCUgl'1llllll, Social Studios: 5Illlll'lll S1'lllllL'I I-cograpln ilo11111il. l'l't'illlL'lll, '52 , . . Sam Gregg Smalling, Brislwlz filH'llliSll'f . . . Edward L. Smith, Jig, li11glc'xx'1111cl3 Health llllll Physical l'.llllt'1llllDll. Social Sluclics: 'lll'llllSlil'l' fllllll 'l'c1111essec lvCNlL'y2lll llollcgcg liuskcllwzlll . . . Lee Roy Snapp, 1.llllCiIllllCQ Biology. Hisloryg Wesley lfibllllllll- :long liaplisl 5111116111 l'11io11g lliologia . . . Patricia Sorrell, l'lI'WlllI li11glisl1, l.llJl'2ll'l Sl'I'Xl1'L'Q Sigma flllllfgll, SCCl'Cl2lI'y, 'SOZ l'2lll-lll'lll'lllii C1o1111L'il . . . Dexter Squibb, l.i111c's1o11L1: 12111-111- islry, l'l1ysi1's . . . Ted Eugene Starnes, J0llllSUll City: History. Social Slll1lll'Sj SOPll0IlIUl'C Class l,l'l'Slfll'lll, '503 Slllllflll Sviialvl Nlu lipsilon N115 SlYL'ClllC2Il'l oi' Sigma Ilia-1:1 Kappa. i52: Inlcr- l I'1lll'lillllY Council: 'AV' fillllll l511skc1l111lIg Nlai Day King. '5l: xYlll7'S lvllilg Hall of lfllllll' . , . Marylou Starritt, xlolinson 41111: l511si111'ss. l'lllgllSllQ 'l'1'a11sl'c1' ll'Ulll l'11ixv1'sily of North flllllilllllll Sigma 'l'l1Cl2l Kappa: l'1lll'lll'lll'llll' fllilllllll . . . Dgrman G, Stgut, -l0lIllSO11 Cilyg li1'o11o111i1s. lllilillll U l'1'csi1lc111, '5Ug Sll1ClClll 50111111-3 Yicc-l'1'csiclL'11t of 5111110111 llocly. 'Tl' Xlll Epsilon Nllj lIllCI'll1lllUIl1ll RCl2lllOIlS Club. l'1'og1'a111 ..., SUl7llUlllU L' C l'1ss X 114' flllilllilllllll, '51, Prcsimlcnl. '52: li. l'. S. Illuhg XYCSllIllllSll'l' lfcl- lou'sl1ip: Cleo Club: Clhoirg xlClIllll'l' ot Hay Court. lil: Wl1o's Wlxo . . . Nathan F. Stover, llrislolz lIlilllSll'l1ll .X1'ls. Slillill SllIillCSQ xlll Della Kappa . . . Cecil Lee Street, l'lI'WlllQ llusi- ncssg livla lipsilong Coll' . . . Marylee Cloyd Stuart, .lUlll'Yl11lI'0Q lingl ish. lNll-'RNIAN SIXIS Slll Xlilkl-' Sl Nil I- SXl,Xl l INK. 5Xl'Illl SN.Xl'l' SORRI-l,l SQl'IlH'i SLXRNIN SIARRIII S'l'0l l' SIOXI-R 5lRl'l l X x H I Wk x 'ITN E NWN fi? 41-www, sa' ::'T .v-'W' Semin Catheryne Sugg, Erwin: English, Social Studies . , . Eva Re- becca Suseng, Clreeneville: Home Economics, Social Studies: Senior Class Treasurer, 332: Student Senate: Sigma Omega, 'l'reasurer. '50: Pan-Hellenic' Council: Carter Hall Student Coyernment, Second Vice-President. '5l: Cooper Hall Student Government, President, 232: Central Religious Council. Secretary. '52: YVestminster Fellowship, President, '52: li1t1'1'1nzeff1', Sorority Editor: Home Economics Clluh: May Day .Xtteudant, '5l: ll'ho's Who: Tennessee Student Christian Cionference. Vice-President, '52 . . i Beulah Kate Sweeten, Newport: Home Econotnits, Health and Physical Education: Sigma Omega: l'hi Eta Tau: Baptist Student lfnion: Home Economies Cluh: Bridge tlluh: Intramurals . . .Betty Louise Swingle, Greeneyille: Geography, Health and Physical Education: Sigma Omega: Phi Eta 'I'aug Glee Club: Geography Council: Bridge Cluh: A. CI. E .... ,Chtristtine Thornton, Dandtridge, Tennessee: Health and Physical Education: Transfer from Tennessee Wesleyan Col- lege: l'lti Eta Tau: Biologist: Intramurals . . . Geraldine Gouge Tilson, johnson City: Music. English: Student Senate li. 'l'. S. Club, President, '52g Band Sponsor: Glee Cluhg Orchestra, Librarian, '52: F. 'l'. .X .... Ralph E. Tipton, johnson City: Business, Social Studies . . . Edwin Lewis Treadway, Jr., Limestone: History, liconomies and Sociology . . . Walter E, Van I-Iuss, Elizahethton: Health and Pliysical Education. lndus- trial Arts . . . Arnold Stanley Vaughan, Killgsportz Biology. English: Transfer from University of Tennessee: Student Senate: Mu Epsilon Nu, Reporter. '52: Central Religious Council. Re- porter, '52: Baptist Student Union, Busi ess Manager of Baptist Vol, '49, First Vice- resident, '19, Edit r of Baptist Bucs, '5I, President, '52: I 1 flee Cl h Coloi',Guard: Biologia . . . if t. av t I 'N SLC! St1soNG SwE1il'tfN 1, , SWINGHL 'l'HoRN1 Ox Wfiifff ' - ', 09 J wx' 9 ff K s III os 'l'll l'ON 'IXRF-XDXYXY Vw HUSS Vxt't'1 Ax Xlkttv X't1s'1'AL xVAI7DliI.l. up 1 ,W WAi12c:t1't't-L14 YVALKIR ly I kj lYl4I.l51lRX XX ll IIl.4M.k. ll. Hmmm Clara. Alice Vereen, lalllllllgllill, Nlillll Klarolinaz lliwloxx, Soiiologyi liamlm lronl l.c'm'w-XlcRas- Lollcgc: lillllllllll lllii: 4.4-oglapliy Clonncil. Rl'IlUlll'l'. '52 . . . Eugene C, Vestal, kings port: Ilislory. Soiial SllIllll'Y , . . Helen Loueile Waddell, klolinson Clily: lingliwll, Ilonn' l'll'HllUIllllSQ Sigma Onivga: Kappa l,L'llll I'i . . . Lilo Emma Waechter, l'llll1IlPL'llllUlIQ Sociology anal l .l'UllHlllll'i. llisloryg Nm-wnlan Qllnlm . , .Betty Lou Walker, llolmnson llilyg linglislm. Sorial Slncliw: Sigma Vl'llCl2l Kappa. Scconcl Yicc-l'l'L'si1lcl1l. .521 Kappa llclla Pi: Baptist Slnilcnl lfniong li1nr'ru11'r'r', Scniol' Class lf,ililol', .521 Glu' Kllnllg ,Xill'l1llll1' . . . Carolyn Welborn, l'Zlll1llll'llll0llI linglisli. Hisloiyg Kappa lll'll2l l'i: film' Kllnlmg l,1llIllNl2l Kllli . . . William Hugh Welch, klclliro. 'l'l'lll1c-ssc-cg Hisloli. Social Slllllli'iI 'I'lansl'cx' from Clninlwilanil lfollcgcg lgllil'lJ2lll1 llllI'2llIllll'2lli , , . Donald Gene White, Wllilcsl lung, lvliiicswc: Ilvallll anal Pllwical liilncalion. Sorial 5llll4lll'i1 XX I-lC,ll XX nfk XYRIKLIIII ll. ll'1lllSllCl' fron: 'lc-iilli-Swv lYn'slcy:1ll Clollvgvg Wcsla-5 lfonnilalion ' S 1' ' avr' 1: . 1 aw 'TL . . . Carmon S. White cllllll innil, Bill ll all Nlxn bu H head, llilllllblillll lingliwll . . .Kenneth M, Whitleek, .lolnwon Lily! Business. lnmlnslrial .Xrlw . . , Roy E, Whitlock, l.lnn1I1 llillg lillSIllL'SS. fiL'0gl'1llJlll1 fiilllllllll ll-cla lI7SIl0llQ C.cog'l'a1rl1x fltllll wil, Yirc-lncsialclil. 52: lima lipsilon, Rc'porln'r. '52 . . Jgyee Wier, Alackslmoro, 'Icnm-sscc1 llonn' l'il'0ll0lllllS. llc-alll: and Pliyxical l'lClllL'1lll0ll . . . William L, Wilkins, l'llll2IllL'llllUll llcallli anal l'l1ysic'al limlncalion, Social Slllllll'N . . . Farrell C Wilson, cl2ll'ilCl'Vll'WQ Ucograplmy, Social Slnrlivs . . . Richard Clyde Wilsgn, Nlonnlain llilyg History . . . David O, Wright Jig, Erwing Business, Social Slnclicwg Sigma l'lli .xllllllll lnlvrna tional Relations Cllnlmg lllflll lipsilon . . . Jack L, Wright Erwi ng Business. Social Slnclics: Sigma l'lxi Xlpllag Inlcrnalional Relations Clnllg llcla lipsilon . . . Claude Ygung, l'llWlll llistory. Social Slllllll'91 'I l'1IllNlil'l' lion: l'lllXl'l'Nlll ol li'IlIll'NNl'i' R 1 in 'XYIIITFLL Wnmfin in Wn . VD XYu.ki1m L' -. Wnsox. I-X tl. Hill x i Yorxo J Hklfslil, ji, ,li . 5 'QS-H, HSS? l Betty Keesling, Phyllis Willis, Fanny Belle Sharp, Gene Hale W icerri GENE HALE ....... ......... P resident FANNY BELLE SHARP .4.. .... V ice-President PHYLLIS WILLIS ....,. ..... S ecretary BETTY KEESLING ..., . , .Treasurer 1fz1fLi01f . ,0 , ,O I. is . .3 ' - v ' 4 .4 -,fi 1 ' 5 4' r ' 1-'D A Firsl Row: Husn Adib O. Aboul, Imogene Allen Sidney Allen, Roy Alley, Tony Alvarez, Aileen An derson, Betsy Armstrong, Edna Babb. Semml Row: Helen Bacon, Billy Ray Bailey, Joe 'I' Bailey, Peggy Bailey, Martha Jo Balch, John Bal- dasano, Robert Lee Barnes, Sam G. Barnes. 3' MWF . -2. , ix fi, li , xx? kg! .UU 'a Third Row: Graham Barr, Vincent D. Baslaett, Margie Baumgardner, Agnes Benfield, Mary Anna Birdwell. .lack Booller, Doris Bowery, jeweldine Boyd. FUIIHII Row: Creston C. Bradley, Hoyt R. Bragg, Ben Branch, Fletcher G. Breeden, Clyde Brooks, Leroy Brooks, Christine Brooks, Aileen Brown. First Row: Charles G. Browning, Irene Broyles, Bobby Broyles, Robert F. Brumit, Herbert Buchanan, George Buda, Olivia Burdine. Carl Calloway. Second Row: john Carlson, Bernice Carter, Ruby Carter, Fred Cartwright, Mary Ann Chapman, Dorothy Childress, 'l'oreom Chorbajian, Lawrence H. Coffey. 11 l ll .mio Third Row: Millie Combs, '.l'om Cortner, Edwin Cox, Thomas Cox, Bob Dallron, Betty Sue Dale, Charlie A. Davis, Jack Davis. Fourth Row: Margaret A. Davis, Art Delfillipo, Mar- jorie DeYVitt, Frank Deyton, john S. Deylon, Pat Diddle, Lois R. Dillow, XVarren Dobbs. -mi?-E mf' l fr.s'l Row: lfrunk Ilossell, lon: Ilosselt, Peggy Duluny, XVylclu Grunt lyllllfilll, Don Dykes, Alohn M. Epley, Margaret lisles, .loam lfzirmer. Swrorzfl Ifozu: Pele lfurris, .Xgzlllizn Foster, Clillon E Foster, xl2lI'g'2ll'l'l lfreeniun, Nlury .Xnn Fudge, Otis Gibson, llilly .loc Glass, Belly Godwin. I , Third Row: John Cowan, Maxine Gowun, XVLIITCII Graves, Louise Gray, Peggy Greene, Julius Seldon Greene, Joyce Gregory, Gzlrleen Grinclslulli. lfllllffll Row: .luck Grindslzlll, Robert fiflllilblillll, Freda Guinn, James Hagood, Gene Hale, Harold Hall, Charles Hamilton, Faye Harris. First Row: Morris H. Henson, Ruby Hicks, Jack D. Hodges, Leo Hogan, Joyce Hood, Phillip Horne, Dainaris Horner, Jim Huddle. Second Row: Anna Lou Hunt, Margaret Hutton, Alma Hyder, Joyce R. Jenkins, Jess -lobe, Lois Johnson, XValter johnson, Madge Jones. mio Third Row: Ronnie Kasseni, Betty Keesling, Bob Kerley, Charlie Kilmer, Charlotte King, Harry Kingsolver, Nelson Kyle, Jimmie Larimer. Fourth Row: Bill Larkin, Camille Lawrence, Charles Byron Leonard, John E. Letterman, Kathleen Lewis, Don Loekmiller, Don Long, Iantha Lowe. ,nib ' ? agvsw- 1' Km 6999-f 'cw' l 1'r.vl Rozu: R. Lylc Lowry, Corclcm l,ucloll', l,oy Luns- Third lirmv: Gladys Louise Rlillc-1', Bcity Nlingzl, NV. I.. lorcl, Clllzlrloltc Lyle, Bonnie' Nlciliridc, BCIIY NIC- Clolmcll, Tcd BICCOXVII, Sibyl McCulloch. Swfmzrl Kozu: Robert RICBl2lll2lI1, Ousley MfPl1cl1'idge, Fozzrill Rmv: lilmcr XVz1y11e PL-lcrs, loam l3L'lCl'S0l1, flllffllyll Nlulloucy, Clevelzmcl Nlulcllclt, C. C. Mat luck, Nlilfllyll Maugllzm, Barbara Nlaupin, Ted Purslcy, Alum: Rector, -lane Reeder, Powcll Roller. Milburn. Al0I'g'2lI1, llowzlrcl Blolyclmk, Evelyn Nlurr, Ruby Nolzmcl, O. llmwn clYL'l'll2ly, Eulzl XX'z1dc l'cz1vylmusc. - Nancy -func Picrmn, Nlurgzircx A. Pollcr, Nlzlry Alice .W H9 ... gy,- S az. XM.: N Lv-JU. ivl' 1111 'Htl U'l4Jx,Lot,t ,L hfva.rwm.a,,,t7'Q A bxvnffn 31,5 hlllxi B9-P 'Art Qlix-Ln . 'S' ' y0'?bU1,,-, - . l ir.si Row: Katherine Rowland, Gene Sams, Ann Shaf- er, Fred Shanks, Fanny Belle Sharp, Jene F. Shipley, Bobby Lee Shoffner, Parks Simerly. Second Row: 'Iohn Simon, Kenneth Simonds, Mary Lou Smith, Ruth Smith, .lean Snapp, Roger Solo- mon, Peggy Southerland, Pat Spivey. O x Third Row: Helen Stevens, Chester Stout, Billie Sutherland, Sue Swaggerty, Tony Tabor, Stanford Tate, Marcelline Taylor, Madge Thacker. l 0111'th Row: James 'l'hompson, Ivan Tipton, Barbara Trentham, Barbara Turner, Bill Vines, Nell Rankin lVaddell, Harriet YValker, Nancy l'Valker. JV 'E 'irsl Row: cill2ll'lCS XVz1llzlee, Allyn XVeigel, Don XVeir, Third Row: Phyllis XVillis, julia NVinston, Joann Bonnie X'Vl1:1ley, Eddie Xlllulley. lVood, Lois Ylfoods, Charlene NVrigl1t, Bob York. r'r'm1zI Rmu: Bellye llo xVllllL', Glenn XVl1ile, Lloyd Fourllz Row: Lowry Roy Young, Evelyn lirandl, Grant XVl1ite, Elixzxbelli XVilliznns, june XVllll2lll1S, Donald Clonce, Blariko Terasziki. XVillizunson. SOPLLOWLOVGS joan Whitley, jane Wallis, june Roberts, Nancy Widener Of icerri JANE YVALLIS ....., ....... , P1'cf.sid1f7zt JUNE ROBERTS ....... . . .Vic'r3-Pwesiclrflzl NANCY YVIDENER . ., ,,,.... Secretary JOAN WHI'rL1l:Y. . . . . . ,Y'7Yff1.YZH'6'T lfirsl Row: Virginia Mzte Adams, Lois Ann Alexztnder, Mztry Ann Alexztnder, Donald Allgood, Bruce An- derson, Carolyn Anderson, David Andrews, Gene Archer, George Mztlfolni Arnold. SKTUIIKI Row: Peggy Arnold, Peggy Attsnnts, Kenneth Bztiley, Dorothy Sue Baird, Patsy Beeler. A. N. Begley. Clltztrles l.. Begley, Carolyn Bell, Kzttlteryn Berry. Third Row: Elizabeth Bible, Paul Blztnkenlneciler, Helen Vick Blankenship, Ballard Blevins, Edward Boley, Morton Bosheztrs, Howard Bowers, Fztnnie Sue Bowling, Patsy Bowman. l o11rlh Row: Betty Jo Boyd, Gale Brztdlord, -Ioan Brandon, Mildred Brewer, Betty .Io Briggs, Charles Brooks, Mary Kutlileen Brown, Howard R, Bryson, Billie l.ou Buckner. .. wi iii WM Sopltomo es Ifirsl Row: Ann Buda, Zane Burleson, Estelle liussell, Martha Byles, Burniee Jack Cable, Ernestine Camp- bell, Shirley Campbell, Glen Carroll, Mike Carson. Second Row: Jack Carter, Peggy Carter, Sara -lane Carter, Linda Carver, George Castings, Clyde Cates, Doris Cates, Leonard Chadwell, Joe Chambers. 7'l1i1'd Row: Cene Christian, Bill Claman, Monta Clark, Ina Cochran, Doug Coleman, -Iune Combs, Harry Lee Cowan, Marlene Craig, Bette Creech. l o1H'th Row: Joyce Cuddy, Martha Ann Dake, Mar- garet Darter, Myrtle D. Davis. Millard Day, Lester King Dewald, Virgie Dossett, XVilma Dugger, Gayle N. Dunn. -' W' avg, -, mfwff lfflfefgl' ll. A ' v . I xx lf .P lf f J' ll Ll T W u , k' v-'Nl ' - WW 5 W X. , I 1 if fU , l J X if 1 'll 1'r.sI Ifmu: Qlaum Ruth liillly, XX'illJln' l'llll'llS, l,l1cillc 'l'l11'r1l lfmw: llun Collfznlvs, Bill fll'C'Q'll, lllilsy flllfl lillioll, alum' Ellis, Ralph W. liIllL'l'A0ll, Pllillilm ll.ll0lll2l5 Nl. cll'llllLf5, Peggy Grulmll. lizulc- Gullu E1'nsl,AIoc li. Fz1i1'cl1ild, llcrry lforcl, .Xrlcc-11 lfllllllillll. Eugene Gorclon Hzllc, Elm .lzmc Hull, l,znwrL Hzn'klcrozul. SI'l'fHIlI Rrnu: Gracie Franklin, Evelyn Cizmrlzmcl, l.orz1i11c Ciurlzmcl, Loyd A. Garlzulcl. I.zuwrcnc'e Gzlrlzmd, Ifuznill lfrmv: XVillzu'cl Hemp llolumy H2ll'l l!i, Fred Xl Nllflltfllilfl2ll'llCl',tlflllllllyUlT2lg'll'y,Cll1lI'lL'Sfllllvspllf, l'l2ll LlIl2lll, Phyllis Hurtsook, Clxzirlcs N. lllllll Nl:n'jm'ic- Goclsvy. 'l'o1mny Hzlws, Don llzlzcflwoocl. Hclcn Hops llml 3 xc-y, lznl llc'm'v. if:i.Q'1.,41,q... +A l Sopltomo es lfirsl Row: Margie Lynn Herron, Nancy lflicks, Caro- lyn Hill, Betty Ann Holt, Jack Houseliolder, Sarah Howren, Lois Gretchen Hyder, Betty Jeanne Isaacs, Joann lsenberg. Second Row: Katherine Ivens, Mary Ellen Jacobs, Betty Lou Jaynes, Peggy Lee Jaynes, Ralph Jen- nings, Ben Johnson, Juliet Burger Johnson, Doro- thea Louise Jones, L. Jones. Third Row: Jeanne Jones, Billy Kalogeros, YV. Keller, Anne Lin Kennedy, Christine King, Eva M. Kinser, Janelle Kiser, Jack B. Knight, Jo Ann Kyker. Fourth Row: Charles Lane, Lindaree Ledbetter, Joe Little, Mary Elizabeth Looney, Vesta Love, Patricia Lowe, Harold Lucas, Jane Lnntsforcl, Betty Lyle. J, ., Wf'f'7if Y' lflffalihlffilmfjyiiiw I'1'r.s'l Rout: Dwight Lyons, 'lortvtta Nh-Connell, Mary Lynn McCulloch, Margaret Louise Melver, Robert McKee, Dolores Manning, Cornelius Martinean, Virginia Meadors, Iva Lee Miller. Second Row: Joseph P. Miller, Paul C. Monk, Betty Lee Monroe, Ellis Monroe, Doyle Morelock, I,ois Myers, Ralph Nave, Ethel Josephine Neas, Pat Nease. 'I'l11'r1I Row: Alcan Nickles, litlwin Oliver, Peggy Orn' dull, Horace B. Orr, lfreclclie Painter, Robert Parr, Anne Parrott, Olen C. Pate, Betty Ruth Payne. 1'l0IITfll Row: Carolyn Pearson, Tyler Pearson, Jr., Kenneth Perry, David Peterson, B. E. Phillips, Billy D. Pinkston, Boh Porter, Bill Presswoocl, Ralph Price. Sopltomot es ltiirst Row: Charles Pruitt, Joyce Quintrell, l.ovetta Thin! Row: -loy l.etf Sectltrist, Betty Shanks, XVantla Randolph, Horace Rankin, Robert Ray, Royal Ray, Sharp, Betty Shell, Bonnie Shoun, Raye Shoun, Doilie Rice, Andy Roberts, June Roberts. Mary Lee Silvers, Sarah Lucille Sinnnertnan, Char- lotte Smith. Semnd Row: David G. Root, Helen Roseberry, Hontas 1 o11rth Row: John C. Sntith, Anita Stanberry, Bill Ruble, Herbert Russell, Susie Ryburn, Holm Satns, Stanton, ljinnny Star, Ennna Kate Stout, Joyce Dean Vivian Scfhaub, Gene Seal, Harry Seerist. Stout, Norma Stroud, Ann Sutton, Becky Sutton. First Row: Anita Taylor, Betty C. Taylor, Marion L. Taylor, Orhin Taylor, Charles Gerald 'l'edl'ord, .lay 'lll1Ol1l2lS, Peggy Vl'l10lIllJSOIl, Catherine 'l'ip1,on, H. C. Trinkle. Sfffllld Row: Mary Ruth Troutinan, Bohhy 'Ioe XValk- er, Edward XValker, Jane Nllallis, Imogene M. XVall.- ers, Betty YVard, .Ioan XVhitley, Nancy XX'idener, Lewis lvllllllgllillll. ,MQW We -'lsr' Third Row: Madalyn Nllillis, Josephine Xvilson, Jim Wilson, Virginia l,ee X'Vilson. Dorothy Ann XVine- harger, Marnie NVoll'e, johnny Xlloodruff, Russell XVoy, -Iohn H. X'Vrigl1t. l'lUII'I'lll Row: Arliss Young, Louis R. Zeller, Sally Barron, Billie Freeman, Betty Green, Karl Kreiner, Rachel Main. , 1 Q I - I . Bill Tilson, ferry Grise, Nancy Grindstajj W icem BILL TILSON VV.. .,A...,.,. P resident JERRY GRISE ,,...,..,, .VA......44 I fine-Pre.si1Im1z NANCY GRINDSTAFF. . . . . Secretfzry-Treasu1'e1' F eshmem 1 Ifirsl Row: David Ralph Anderson, Jeanne Armstrong, Rowland R. Atkinson, tlr.. Betty joe Axsom, .Ierlene Ayers, Eleanor Ayers, Kenneth M. Bailey. Margaret Ann Bain, Reba Baird. Swrruzrl Iirnv: Billie Baker, jesse li. Baker, Mary Baker, Reha Baldwin, jack Ballard, Barbara Balsley, -lim Barker, Frank Barnett, Mary Ruth Baskette. . W? gf My l if , fe 'F ltr.. , I 'I li '4 X1 2 '- ': ' A K , A , . 4 I I X A, AQ 33. Rl' ' '-74' x 1 I - . . ' N .fi . ,-.-Q ' k 1 ' I l 5 , Y 1 1 I . . 'Q . I. I, ' ' l t Ks Rl . K 1 , f K Q ' K C, x' 'Ml 'wb' , l, In L 4 1' ik ts- X Tllirrl Row: Donald Bala, Mary Bauer, Joe Baugh-5 man, Carole Bayless, fluia'i.Iau.e B4blei'f-IjQrk'dR'elY, -415-!'f SX H' George Bellamy, G lic 1 I. A 'lleskefjikuk-L W A enship. ' 1' f f ,W y,.Z,h. ,Y 1-4.1 LC?-1-4'5 Q Kai f'lUIH'1lI Row: Buddy Blevins, Ll. Doliilas Elefini, gackp K. Blevins, Jack Boone, Mary.fHTm'ntQ'laBOsl1ea1'sf V Y Lou Bowery, Mary Ruth Bowman, Phyllis Bouzrflfma ' Geneva Bowser. '-ll' 1 0 5 ,g yv 4 , fs o f 5 l,'N X4 First Row: Robert Boy, Jane Branham, Russell Brien, QJ Marilyn Brooks, Don Brookshire, Wlanda Brown, Sylvia Browning, Wlilliam R. Bruce, Billy Clifford Bryant. Second Row: Aaron Buchanan. Carolyn Buchanan, Billie Burke, Harold Burke, Lawrence Burleson, Genevieve Burns, Garnie Byrd, jimmy Cambron, Betty Campbell. Freshmen xx. . K ,da N., Third Row: Joyce Carnes, Bill H. Carr, Lucille Carr Joanne Carrier, Tommy Carroll, Mary Carrouth June Carter, Patsy Carter, Phil Carter. Fourth Row: Betty Lou Cate, Martha Ann Cate Nellie Ruth Chandler, Sioux Chandler, Dick Chap man, Lynn Charles, Denzil Chase, John Childress J. B. Chrisman. if 5955. First Row: Ann Clark, Mary Clark, Patricia Clark, Helen Aileen Cletntner, Robert Cloud, Buford Cole, Dorothy -Ioan Cole, Marie Marcella Cole, Mildred Cole. Semnd Row: Mary I.ou Compton, Elini Constable, Donald XV. Cooper, Dorothy Couch, Guy C. Court- ney, Genevieve Cox, lla Dean Crain, Margery Crawford, Robert E. Crawford. R BW X W la' Third Row: Carson E. Crawford, Sue Cress, George Crisp, Carolyn Curry, Clarence Cut- shall, Frances Dake, Jack Daniels, Ann Davis. Fourth Row: Joe C. Davis, Joe Dean Davis, Kenneth Davis, Kyle Davis, Jinnnie Deal, llinnnie Deere, Paul Dees, Phyllis Dees, Cecelia Depew. , First Row: Billy DeYfVitt, Marian Dinwiddie, Haren Doyle, Ann Drake, Glenn Arthur Dulaney, jr., Bill Dulaney, B. Dykes, Mary Lou Eads, Millie Eads. Second Row: Eleanor Edens, Clyde Edmondson, Doris Edwards, James Ronald Edwards, Laura Edwards, Judy Edwards, Birdie Lee Ellenberg, Carl O. Elsea, James Alvin Emory. F eslzmem Third Row: Emma Jean Estep, Gwendolyn Evans, Emmett l,. Farmer, Don Fink, Edith Marie Flem- ing, Mack Fletcher, Helen Foster, Muriel Foster, Ann Francis. Fourth Row: Eugene Franklin, James Franklin, Joe Frazier, Una Frazier, Peggy Freeman, Kay Freshour, Eddie Fritts, Robert Frost, Charlotte Frye. l ir.sl Row: Frances Gamble, Joe Gamble, Jack Gur- land, I.ZlllI'2l Pearl Garland, Sue Garland, Johnnie Helen Gzirren, Lewis Garrison, Robert C. Gentry, XX'illi:un E. Gentry. Second Row: Elizabeth Gibson, Gerald Gilbert, Mary Gillespie, Phyllis Gillznn, Edgar Allen Gillis, Ruth Glass, Bobby Goclsey, lloyfe Goodman, bl2l1'g2ll'Cl. Ann Gouge. Third Row: Roberi Gram., Belly Green, Thelma Greene, jim Greenwell, Patsy Ruth Greer, Oscar P. Gregg, Nancy Grindstafli, Robert Grinstnff, Jerry Grise. Fourth Row: YVilliam Howard Gross, Mary Sue Grubb, Raymond Hagie, Darlene Hall. .Io Hamil- Lon, Nancy Hznnm, Preston Hampton, Vernon Hampton, Palsy Hznnriek. , First Row: James E. Handy, Hugo A. Hardt, Fred Haren, Beatrice Harmon, Dorothy Harris, Martha Lee Harris, Daniel Harrison, Thomas L. Harvey, Harold Harwood. Second Row: Rose Lee Hawk, Florence Hawkins, Frank Haws, John S. Head, Irma Hearon, Peggy Hedrick, Charlotte Hendrix, George Hendrix, Bar- bara Henley. , Freshmen Third Row: Lucille Henry, Barbara Hensley, Betty Jean Hensley, Jere Hickman, Martha Hicks, Reese Hicks, Frank Hildreth, Patricia Ruth Hilt, XVillian1 Hilt. F0'1,l'I'llI Row: Margaret Hinkle, Clarence Hixson, Fred Hixon, Betty ,Io Hodge, Bobby Hodge, Luther Hodge, Bernice Holder, Albert Honeycutt, Billy Jo Hoss. Q' Q mx AEE ,.,,.. ..:: ,R ,J H? First Row: Helen Howell, 'Thomas Hubbard. Char- lotte Hughes, Nancy Hughes, Shirley jean Hughes, Helen Humphreys, Charlotte Hurst, Earl Hurst, Florence Ivens. Sfffond Row: Bill -Iaekson, Belly jo llelliert, Bill Jen- nings, Bohhy tlolme, joy Jones, Shirley Qlones, Glenn Ketron, Barbara -lean Kiker. W ', .if 5:5 X ,, :. Third Row: David Kilhy, Maxine Kiniery, Carl E. Kineheloe, Hezekia Kinclle, Charles King. Veronica King, Letha Kyker, Virginia Jayne Lacy, Vanda Jane Lakin. 1'40llTl1l Row: .Iinnnie .Ioe Lane, Betty Lanning, tlune Lanning, Betty Larimer, Dollie Lalorre, Beverly Lawson, Alex Leclhetler, Bobbie Leonard, Nlelha june Leonard. ci? ,, g Xtwm 'Wm' ,yy ,fqx IJ sl First Row: Barbara Lewis, .Io Lewis, jerry Lynn Lillard, Kyle Linebarger, Opal Little, Mildred Inez Locke, Herman Long, Patsy Lowe, Kathryn Lowry. Second Row: Carolyn Luther, Ben Lyle, Dorothy Lynn, Mary Kathryn Lyon, Alice Lyons, Tip Lyons, Phyllis McCall, Verdella Mefjauley, Cleo McClain- nahan. F USLLMQEM Third row: Emma Jean McClure, Pleas McClure, Susan MeCorkle, Gordon McCown, Louise McKee, Margaret McMahan, XVillie McNeese, Darrell Mc- Queen, Freda Ioan McQueen. S . 'V Fourth row: Margaret McQueen, Shirley Madron Herman Mann, Kent Martineau, John Matthews James Meredith Matson, Jean Mayes, Doris Meade Clyde Xllebb Miller. I A x 2 3 9 1 I . H Q , l l l l First Row: XVinfred Miller, Carmon Mitchell, D. L. Moody, Merrill Moore, Yvonne Moore, Patsy More- ly, Elizabeth Ann Mottern, Jackie Mullins, Howard Mayes. Second Row: Nancy Lyle Myers, Bill Nave, Randolph Nidilfer, Martha Novak, Nola Oaks, Ann O'Dell, Dorothy -lane ' '11, fhurine O'Dell, Tennessee Ann M ,Qs Third Row: Louise Odom, Hazel Sue Ogle, Teddy Ottinger, Betty Parsons, Shirley .lean Patton, Vir- ginia Payne, Homer Pease, Doris Ann Perry, Ronda Peters. Fourth Row: Richard Pierson, Arthur C. Pope, Russell V. Presley, Kenneth Price, Marjorie Price, YVilliam L. Price, Mabel Prollill, Allan Queener, Iris Deane Queener. ilisegrsafs M 3 ,lists First Row: June Rash, Xvlllllllll Raulston, liilly Ray Jerry Ray, Jack Reeves, Roy Lee Reynolds, Lucy Helen Repass, Ann Rice, Margaret Rice. Sffrmzd Row: Fredia Robinson, Joseph Roininger Robert M. Ross, Jr., Mildred Rowe, Pauline Rowe Robert Runion, Buddy Runions, Carol Runyon Faye Russell. IE GSLLWLEM J a J Third Row: -Io Ani. Russuni, Charles Coy Sams, Peggy Lou Sanis, Ralph E. Sams, Mary jean Schaad, Sara Scott, G. W. Seareey, Glenn Setzer, jimmy Seward. Follrilz How: Martha Jo Shanks, XVanda Shanks, Allie Sheets, Frances Shell, Violet Evelyn Shepard, Bobby joe Shew, Harold Shipley, Verona Shults, Paul Shuttle. lfirsl Row: Mary Silvers, Shirley Simmonds, Shirley Simmons, Bzn'bz1rzt Sizemore, Shirlene Slzzgle, Ray- mond Slaughter, -Ianette Smalling, Phyllis Smztlling, Geraldine Smelcer. Szfrrmd Row: Aileen Smith, Barbara Smith. Betty Sue Smith, James Snavely, Mary Evelyn Snodderly, Betty Sprinkle, Geraldine Stapleton, Bill Stztrnes, Paul Steadman. Third Row: Hazel Stevens, Bob Stitt, Charles G. Stock- ztrd. jr., Burnztdine Story, june Stout, Mary E. Street, Glenn Stroup, Fox Benson Susong, Bill Swatzell. Fozzrlll Row: Don Tankerslxy, Ellen Taylor, Louise Teague, Bill Templeton, llo Ann Tickel. Sam Tici- kel, X'Villiz1m Tilson, Billy -lean Tipton, Billy .Iztmes Tipton. t . 2 N , , , , X 4 'ffA,v ffl . 51.,, !. . f. ,Aa :V 'M .I i f I First Row: Kathleen Tipton, Joann Torbetl, Peggy N' .lane Trcaclwzty, lvllllilil Belle Trent, Mzxrlltzt -lane Trotter, Charles Tucker, Dorothy Xlfztddell, jo Ann Xlladdcll, Nancy Jo YVaddell. Sr'r'm1fl Row: l'z1tl'ic'i:1 XVziclclc'Il, XV. CI. XV2ltlLll'll, Opal XVagner, Margaret Xlhtlclroop, XVillis ,Berylc X'Valker, Don X'Vard, Nancy Y'Varren, Billie XVatson, .lack XVaycaster. 151 ESLLWLGM TllI'1'Ll Row: Grady XVebb, Peggy Ann XVebb, YVilliam XVc-luster, YVilli:un l'VllCClCl', Arvin Cross X'Vl1llC, Jr., ,Helen XVhitc, Kathryn White, Rogers Carl White, YVaylon Hlhite. lfnzlrtlz Row: VVilli:nn A. X'Vl1ite,.lr., Willrtzt Sue White, head, Maurice Wllittznnore, Elizabeth Ann YVild, Kathleen Ellen Wfiley, Jack Y'Villian1s, Jane XVil- liams,, Mary XVillia1ns, Jack N'Villis. ,, of lm I , yy Y 0q',Yv.f, I1 vb hu ,Earl lvl l ,, y,-mg First Row: Clement XVilson, lVllllCl'S1JO0I1, Marie YVoocls Betty YVinc, Gcorgc Frzlnklin Hloocly. Second Row: Tilrner Wriglll, Ronald E. Yates, Bclty Sue Young, Celia Young, John M. Young. Third Row: Patsy Young, Thula Young, Margaret ZlIl11llCl'1llIill. E Con? you read? Keep your T-square straight Observe closely Oh, to be in Englaml Ready! Jef, gg Now that Apriliv there . . . 1-I-1:2 Now, this is the Lilliputian Theory If we only had u can opener Who has the latest stork report? Pictures promote learning P ctwztzes Q., .' V' W Af F .MV 7 .1 'lv J ' Q' .f ' .V ffl P ' I O , L Lf Q N I4 .1 Af 1 -f f Of icera Bois Rowii ..... ..,. I 'msirlrrrl IJORMAN STOLZT ..4.. ,,... I 'if'1 IJI'l'.fif1IfI1f l'liGtiY LOU BRIGHT .4.4. Sz'f'1'1'I11ry-'I'1'1'ns11rrfr The Student Leaders The Student Senate is an organization composed of the ollicers ol' the United Student Body and the presi- dents ol' all ol' the organizations on the campus. The officers were elected by the students during the Spring quarter alter a hotly contested pre-voting campaign. Representatives attended a national conference of collegiate leaders during the sunnner. Plans for the academic' year were made at the Leadership Institute at Bullialo Camp on the week preceding the opening of school in the fall. The organization meets monthly and ZICIS as a governing board for campus activities with Mr. Xvillllllll M. Beasley as consultant. 110' N xks xx. ur Senate Bzlllairll Blevins. flllL'L'l'lC2lllCl'SQ Peggy l.on Bright, Della Pi Della: Nlairlhzi Bylcs. fl1ll'lCl' Hnll SlllllCIll Coxcrnincnl: Gcorgl' Collins. Kappa Dcllll Pi: l'Cl'l'y fi0llllIS. Lilllllillll Chi: Ell Cox. Phi Bclzi Chi: lim Cox. SlgIlS-Of-lllC-,lilIIICSI Nlzirjoric Dcllill. Phi lilzi illlllll Cl'i'li'llllc' lfznl. fi!Ill!'Qi!l7lf x'2lX l'illlX'lll'1lS, Nlll Dvllzl Kappa? l5Clll' lfllioll. Pun- Hcllcnic' Connlil: Phil Ernst. lhtsllry lflllllllllllllblll l I'Cll lining, lfflfllllglll l'lzlycrs: -loan Furincr. lflllllll' 'l'cz1l'licrs of .llncrirzlg Dorothy Ferguson. Home lico- noinirs Clllh: Ollo Xl. Gross. vl'l'1lllCl' Cily: Douglas Conga. Nln lipwilon Xu: Ccnc Hzllc. Alllllllll' Class: Nlzlril' lllwxill. Phyxi- fzll Sl'iCnl'c Sociclyi lll'l'l1ci'l Howzwll. lilu'1'rlr11'1'r: xl2ll'g2lI'Cl .Xnn llllll'ZllKCI', Band: l.ois johnson, Bclzl lipsilon: Belly Kees- ling. Sigma Omega: Clnirlollc Lyle. Bi- ologizi Clllh: Tell Xll'Cown, Sigma Phi .xlllllill Louise Nlcliinnci. fillllllllli ,l'llCl2l l'psilon: ,lane Nll'Xzlhh, Brillgc Clnh: lillgzll' Nlaillory. .XllCl2Illll'I Bclly xlilflllll. Sigma: 'lhclzl Kappa: C. C. Nlzlllock, Nu Sigma Xlpliu: Xllllf Xloorc, Slfllllll' Class: .Xnnc l'2ll'l'0ll. Phi .xlllllkll Boh Pczn'son. Rillllll Clnh: Dzuill l,l'lLTl'iUll. Bclzl Slglllll Alpha: blanc Recllcr. xlllNlC' lillllczllors Nlllllblllll Confcx'Cnc'c: lflllllf Ricv. Choir: Lois Rohcson, Ccnlrnl Religions Council: .lnilzi Rollllcy. Glcc Clnhg .Xnn Rolzlnll. Pi Sigma: Mark Slziglc. fllfflgfllllllf Council: lcll Slzlrncs, flllllll llllflllllll Slillll. lnlcnizllionzll Rclalions fillllll Becky Sli- song. lYCSlllllllSlCI' l cllon'sliip: Sllc Swag- gCl'ly, .Xssolizllion ol' Chilllhooll liclncaliong lYillilnn lilson. I'll'CilllIHlll Clzlss: Geral- clinl' lilxon. F. 'I'. S. Clnh: .Xrnoll Yllllgllllll, Bzlplisl SlllllCIll l'nion: .IZIIIC llilllis. Sophomore Claws. 5 .:.,,. VVIL .. . q . C :' NE . . -' FM B W ..l. ' 1 JA gggf V . ::f 5 -vw' aff' f. ' . .Q M ik' 1 my F 'Wi if 'S' rf 1 p 'K 'Y qw YL. 3 fix. W, v-. ll. 'QM 'Wu an W, vf Q. as--W - , ,. 1, ' ef x A W 'N ' C B :il ' - U 1,5 l..: C ,I 1 az. ... x gan 'Au . N 3 Sh .a P P P . : 1 .- 4 .. ' -P - -Q .,.. , l li.. . . - ' mi .... . . . . V Y it li . P 3 'Q' H . Q . .. l . ,,,, : f V 2 . ' I kt QM- my 4 N Sn . Q . NM F l H ll ' 1 . .uv E' --31:1 . FW Mr? ? ' 1 541 if .' JR Q- i , inllil ....i: f :- : . 'fm A ,. iw' e 'Awww V, . .xx.:mMwnw4X.1,f'-xlwk . X f igmte mities 011101 Soiioiiities Inter- Council DAHS , , Xlcztimvx . l'IC'll'RSUN YYRIGIIT Ciox l'l-ikm' l7055IC'l l' Colisll . Sluxkxllis ., ,. joxlis. .. Pan- Hellenic Council Pi 511111111 f.lI,XRl,U'l'll4 I.x'l.14, , .. l'hi Alpha l'Uc:k1e'l'l1 ., . Fraternit H1111 Siglllll ,-Iijrha Xigmu Phi .-11111111 II1'lr1 81311111 ,-11111111 . 511111111 P111 ,4lpl11l A Phi lirftrl Chi Alu Iij1.silf1r1 Avlt Phi Iirlrl Chi lfll 1'.,l1Xii1Jl1 ,XVII lfll laj1si!n11 Alll A111 lijisilmz N11 N11 Siginu Alpha l3l'.'l l'Y lfl.I.IO'I I A A . l'1wi1l1f111 Sigma rllllllffl Ix11j1j111 l'1ccm' ISRHLHI' . , I'i11'-1'11zxi1l1'11l llrlln Pi Drllrl Ill-1'l'lY K1-'1,wl.1x1z , S1'1r1'l111y Sigma 1111114111 XYIIAIA xllIlYl-R , 'll7l'l1XIl?'I'l . l31'11111'tc1 Orgs., ED Cox .,... ,... P resident ED OLIVER .,.. Vi6'6'ePT6Sid67lf Glam: HALE ..... ...... S ecretary FRANK DOSS1-QTT ...,.., .....,.., T reasurer BOB KERLEY ....... Corresponding Secretary TOM DOSSIQTT ............ Business illanager JERRY TEDFORD ,.,.....,. Reporter Fraternal fellowship is a tradition of the Phi Beta Chi fraternity. Scholarship and social events are emphasized. Members and guests have fun at parties, outings, and banquets. The Starlight Dance high- lights the fall season. The Sweetheart Ball honored Miss Anna Sue Bolding, 1951 Phi Beta Chi Sweetheart. The pilot is Dr. Frank B. VVillia1ns. First Row: Bob Broyles, Ed Cox, Frank Dossett, Torn Dossett, Gene Hale. Second Row: Jack D. Hodges, Ralph Jennings, Bob Kerley, Ellis Monroe, Edwin Oliver. Q O Third Row: Bob Rowe, Bill Seaton, Jerry Tedford. a Phi Alpha, organized in i945 by Dean Ella V. Ross, was last year's winner of the Pan-Hellenic Cup on Honors Day. Annual happenings: chili suppers, tally pulls, hobo clay, April l9, best bib and beau, Stunt Night with its hilarity, and the annual houseparty at Hungry Mother Park. Colors: blue and whiteg Ilowers: blue asters. Miss Velma Cloyd and Miss Mary Sue Odonl are coaches. First Row: Gertrude Earl, jane Ethridge, Helen Hope Helvey, Margaret Anne Huffaker, Jeanne Jones, Betty Sue Minga, Lois Myers. Sffmnd Row: Anne Parrott, lane Reeder. I,ois Robeson, Catherine l'ipton, Barbara Anne Turner, jane XVallis, Josephine XVilson. Of icem ANN l',xRko'1 r. . , .,..,...,. Pi-csidmzl AIAN14: Riiignuk .... .. lfirsz I'i1-0-Presizlffnt C11AR1.o1 i'i1 Lrui ..., .svmnrl ViI'l'4PI'l?Sidt'I11 l3li'I l'Y MINGA ....... COH'f'.YINHlIiilIg Sl'L'l'l?Ill7'5' ll.-xT1llcRlN1c TIPTON .... 1311-nrcling Secretary Lois ROBISSON ..,. Treasurer' JANE XVALLIS. . . .... Reporter GD i C,.xlIQ 2 . Phi Alpha Of i cpm DOUG GOUGIC ,.... LYNN CAMPBELL , 4 , , , HERBERT Xl URRAY . . . .Pmsiflrfrzl Vice-P1'1'.siflzf11t . . . .Sccrelary -I. R. Goomc. ,,,,,. ...71'fUll.SIl7 l?I' ARNOLD VAUGHAN .... Iivjmrlm' A , , 1fr-nn? MLL EPSlLQN NU u Epsilon u I . 1 Oficem lQx'i,i.x'x IXRAXIII I'namlml .Xxx ROLAND l'ir4'-l'n'.si1l4'ni -lI'Nif xYll.l,l.'XNlw , .Svr'r1'lary U'II.Xl,'X Nlczlwk 'lxI'l'Il.YIH'I'I' l3liNl'l'.X Hlkmvi-'l.l, , . lf1'pm'lw' l,.xlfRA lo i'ill.Ix , I'm1-Ilrllwzir' lfwf:r'f',i'r'1ll11liw' X X The l'i Sigma sUl'0l'ily clcwclopccl IIHIIII thc Sigma l,ilCl'2l1'y Soficly which wus organiifccl in 1912. The I'zn'-.X-Silcs IDz1mic is un zuinuzil cvcnl. Pi Sigk I'lOlIlCf0lllillg' 110:11 was zlwziulcd third place this yczir. Gran-n hz1ii ' iniiizuions, ouiingn :incl picnics, uncl thc house- pllfly zu Hungry Nlolllci' l'zn'k :nv lun limos. Colors: green and YVhill'I llowcrs: while- cznnxuions. Xliss lflorzi Manic Meredith and Miss N Ruth Ennncrl :nc :able ussislzuus. f l 1'i'.xl min: Xiilgilliil Xchnns. Peggy Nusnius, BL'llilil Birclwcll. Evelyn llrznidl, qlzine l.iuuwi'o1'cl Clhilclvrs. licilc cil'1'l'l'il, Shirley I3Cl'l'iCii. Swrrnlrl lirmu' l,2llllx2l .lu lillis. l'il'2lIlfl'5 Hula: HL-ily Hunt, -Iulict lohnson, Holly l.ylc. XIZIIQZIIKUI NIc'lx'c1'. Nlzuiy Nfornlz I O 'l'l11'1'1l lfUTl'.' Anim Roclrlci, ,Xnn Rulzlncl. lic-llic -lo XX'hilc. .Iunc XX ilhzuns, f,il2ll'il'llL' XX right. fm www? -qw-f nr Qu qw ? :v AA . - 4 - x fi 'uv' 'MW-V-,, ' ,. 3' A , 1 Q W . X A J -,W ,Mx fi .iii , h 'lk Of icem C. C. MATLOCK ..,, ,.,4 I ,l'!'SiIll'lli BALLARD BLIQVINS . . . 4.... l'7iI.'!!-PI'IfSif1lfHf BISNJILS Howzii ......... .S'1'r'rr'mry-Trr'11.s1crz'r RALPH NAVLZ .....,. CU7'Vt'.Sf2!Il1!Hllg' Svrrelmy XV. O. JOHNSON ,....... Rrfporlm' XVILLARD HARR ,... . . ,PflVlillHlF7ll!lTldI'L , NZ A Wiki? u Sigma lpha i Good limes lor members and cooperation with the administration lor civic: betterment ol State College are goals of Nu Sigma Alpha. The fraternity sponsors an underprivileged ehildren's Christmas party, a faculty-lraternity basketball game, Spring Carnival, and HlVl2il'Cl1 of Dimes drive. Nu Sigma Alpha is a leader in intramural sports. Hamburger lries and the larewell banquet are times lor good fellow- ship. Mr. Clarence Carder is the skipper. lfirsl Row: Ballard Blevins, -lack Booher, Graham Barr, George Collins, -Ierry Ford, lVillard Harr, Reese Hicks. Sfrond Row: Benjie Howze, -lim Huddle, NV. 0. Johnson, L. Jones, Bob Lloyd, Don Loekmiller, Cecil Maddux. Third Row: C. C. Matlock, Gary McGinnis, Ralph Nave, Bob Porter, Harry Serrist, Tommy Trent, Don lVeir. -fi? Of item IHQTTY Rial-'s1.lxc: , .. .,., , 1I7'f'.YiI1!'lI1 HARKIORIIC l314M'l'l'l ,. First l'in'-I'wzvirlm1l ELIZA-Xl5lf'I'll .XNNIQ RUl5lfR'l'S ,.,.. . . . . , 4 . . . , . , . . S1't'o111l l'if'1'-I'r1'.si1lc'r1l I Lotilsia tiku' , . , , Svr-wlnry lllfkxltgri fi.XR'lliR . . .'I'n'ux1trw KIILLIE Cioxnss . ,. lfrjmrlrf I, 'L fvwf- wx .. V ,fig .CJ-da! ,yay M ,yu tif 41.41119 .fb WAV 4,1-af .0 . ' . I V.. rggrefdl, X 1 - XI? KIA .iQ,g,lw.4f'L1! . A 5, .gon-'v rkivyw.-p I . , . ,... ' .','v0' '5l'f K, . . ' ff llit- Sigma Omega SOI0lllYj201gdflllC?fl,llllllllgf the lnst ye.n ol tlitr , t'ollt'gtf. c'cleln'zttt'cl its lortit-tli 2YlllllYCl'Slll'y zn tlitt rl0l1lCC'Ollllllg lunch- 7 tion. XX'1tx'tfs ol' Progress was the ntnnber one llottt in the gala Home- . coming pztrzttle. Everybody lists fun ut B2ll'llXV1ll'lIllIl' and thc Valentino y . dinner dance. The Cllnisnnzts party ztntl tlitf liousepztrty are otlit-r activities. Colors: lztvt-nclt'r and whiteg flowers: white roses, Mrs. 'lim ' Mooney, Nliss Louise Nlclit-t-, :mtl Bliss tlosepliint- Nlotlow are sponsors. 1'iI'l'Sf Row: Mary .Xnnzt Birtlwell, Estcllt- Btlssell, Bernice Clztrtcr, ' K0 Nlztry .-Xnn Cliztptnzln, Nlillitf Combs, xl2ll'lllZl Dalke, Blztrjorie DeXVitt, l ,, , Viviun Ellis. f l ' 5' O O .S'r'ro11f1 Row: Nlt-ricttzt Ciztrnttr. Clizirlottt' Gray. Louise Cray. y 'r Ll 'X Vnlclinc Gttinn. .Xlinzt Hyder, l.ois Kart-set'kt'r. Betty Keesling. Bur- U V lmztrzt Nlztupin. ll Q Third Row: Mary Lynn Nlctllullotili, Susie Ryburn, Becky Susongy, lil Kitten Swecten, Helly Swingle, Helen XX'zltltlell, -loztn Hlliitley, lloyftipj, Wier. , 1' yt' igma me a M- A ilmww' E Vp umm , , - ,mmwm uimznwm vmfwwxin. , , ez, ,f 'f lwnwtrfamwlxs' A z, ,, fH'ww::N:.af masts f nz imm, ,f I ' -' QA, 'J -T61-1-1. f' ' 'lbw I 44444 -L tx .f 4' ,, . ii.' .ff r',- Q ,flc0l,fJ!'i.1fld, ff ' ' ' ' f , ff' ., , - -L .1611-A, .1-LJIZ141 aibq' t il., 'fl ktalafl' 4 fxiwl, if . A Lcem ,ff ' 1 ,fe-uv-kv TED NIc:CowN, jk. .... ..,. P residwzr JOHNNY Wooukuffif ..., I icr-Presidmzt GEORGE BUDA .... ,..,,, . Sfffrelary BOB SENT!-ik .... .... T reasurer LOUIS ZELLICR ,... . ,, Rejzortm' Q QD Q 4 Sigma Phi lpha The theme of Sigma Phi Alpha is leadership, scholastic achieve- ment, and fraternal friendship. A Christmas party lor underprivi- ledged children and the Snow Frolies Dance are annual events. Showboat . . . an outstanding float. St. Patrields Day banquet honored Miss Mary Susan Ryburn, fraternity's Irish Colleen. Pienies, spring soeials, dates, and fun for all are Sigma Phi Alpha customs. Dr. Lloyd Pierce is chief adviser. First Row: Gene Archer, Vincent Baskett, Don Beasley, Frank Bell Paul Blankenbeeler, George Buda, Doug Coleman. J Second Row: Jack Davis, Pat Diddle, Gordon Fair, Charles Good- man, Herbert Howard, Ted Mc:Cown, Max Merritt. Third Row: Jack Morris, Bob Sams, Charles Sams, Gene Sams Bob Senter, Harold Shipley, John Smith. 1 FU'll7'flI Row: Charles Stoekard, Orbin Taylor, Johnny XVoodruff, David YVright, -lack X'Vriglu,, Louis Zeller. S lit, V lm:-my pw, ln f wf v --f, ,Q - -wstwm. ,.,. M-,4.4.s...,4w.m,4 A I I l i The Pan-Hellenic Council organized thc Sigma Theta Kappa Sorority in lil-18. The Buccaneer hanquet honored our champion basketball teani and 'l'ed Starnes, captain, thc 1952 sweetheart. ,X cleaner campus was a special project. Carving sets lor lucky girls. covered dish supper, houseparty, and dinner-dance are Sigma 'l'heta Kappa traditions. Colors: yellow and whiteg llowers: yellow roses. Of ifem Blz'li'l'Y Muuox, , . . . I'resirl1'nl Miki 'l'IiR.XSAKl .... , . I'ir'1'-Presirlwil l5ii'i'rx' l.oi' XXVALKFR .Swrmul lllfl'-PI't'Slllf'!Il NIARY ,Xxx .XLIQXANIJFR , . .Srfwlary NIARII-I llliXVl'li'l' ,,......,. Alllllllli Xf'c'I'I'1IlI'y Lois hlouxsox .. ,.,. Trzfasurrr BIi'l IY Slllil.l. . ,. . , Rrporlr-r Vw All t Q D i lil N GQ QC , 0 Q OC Miss Steila Ad 'na and Mrs. M. Brooks are leaders. fu. . A .4415 1 I 34,44 7 .Lucy GL . I sag -A.,u,,v av fi '7f '! ' agfw' 1 First Ilozti: l,ois Ann Alexander, Mary Ann Alexander, Martha Balch, Reta Howren Davis, Betty Elliott, .Ieanne lfinchtun, Marie Hewitt. Secmzd Row: Nancy Hicks, Lois -lohnson, Madge Jones, Eva Kinser, Betty Marion. Margaret Mercer, Belly Lee Monroe. Third Roan' -lean Nickels, Betty Shell, Marylou Starritt. Norma Stroud, Miki Terasaki, ,Betty l.ou XX':tlke1'. . cf L i ma Theta Kappa 'fbi aff 'RR' . ffm , XR ,X . 1' 1 Of item llavln l't1'1'1cRsoN, ,. . . . 1,H'.Ylf1!'l1l Ktcxxmii luckkr . , , l'if'v-l'wsifIw1l ,IINI STARR . , .Sl'I'I'!'fIlfy l'A'l' DIDDLIQ , . 'l'rr'11s11r1'1 ml.-wk lmvis ,..,., , . lfwjmrlw lonxxr Wooimketi-' lIi.v1m'ian lpha Serviee to school and fellowship among its members are aims olf Beta Sigma Alpha. Previous experience in scouting' is a membership requirement. Service activities include ushering at football games, automobile registration, and the proposed used book store. Dinner meetings and dances are important social functions. Sponsors are Dr. H. D. Dawson, Coach I.. 'l'. Roberts, Mr. A. N. Manning, and Mr. Glenn Spanabcl. First Row: Buddy Beasley, George Collins, .lack Davis, Millard Day, Pat Diddle. Second Row: -lanies Grant, tlolmny Harris, Herbert Howard, Ted NleCown, Kenneth Perry. Third Row: David Peterson, lloltn Smith, -Iames Starr, Johnny Xllooclrull, Louis Zeller. Iliff i 4 1 ww 'LQ Agnew- 4vd'P5f lnv . ig .DD -.4 , .3 F -v 5 Delta Pi Della is the newest sorority on the campus, organized in 1950. The Leap Year Dance was given for all students. A Dude Ranch Rush Party is one ol the sorority highlights. Other activities incluclecl: Christmas party at the Rector's dinner-clance at the Frontier Club, Acceptance Banquet honoring new nienibers, and the annual houseparty. Colors: recl and white: flowers: red roses. Mrs. Fink and Miss Margaret Dugger are counselors. lfirsl Row: Ethel Blevins, -lewelcline Boyd, Peggy Lou Bright, Peggy Carter, Helen Counts, l.ois Dillow, Virgie Dossett. Sl'l'UIIf1 Rmu: Lillian Alane Iforcl, Mary Ann Fudge, Peggy Grubb, Patricia Henry. Charlotte King, Carolyn Mahoney, Mary Ruth McKee. Of icem P1-icscsx' BRIGIIT ., . . . ..., !,l'l'Ai!ll'Ill C1Ako1,x'N Nlaiioxiir . . 1 ir.vl Vin 1llY'SlIl!'lIf VIRGIIC lD05sIf'l'I' .SUFUIIII Iliff'-I,l'!'.Vif1l'lIf JANE RICCTOR. . . . . . . . . . . .St'l'I'l'llll'j' -IliXN'ICI.IDl5Nl'1 Born ....,.... .. 'lFVl'llSllI'!'l' IRAN SNAP? .... Pull-lIr'llr'nic lfI'IHY'.W'Illllflilf' s O9 9 or W x Q 6 Q Q O C 90 s .Q Q QQ' O 0 Delta Pi Third Row: Lorene Posey, lane Rector, -Iune Roberts, Fannie Belle Sharp, Bonnie B. Shoun, .lean Snaplm, Anita Stanberry. ip- QW www' -awww' 1 A Wm in fl W? -.fag K - K 49.-.-Y .1 .,, S ..,. V' grw -:-.-,mafia 1 ... hw- ut , .. -Q. 'fa MM 5' . ,v,, . x -.2 A All V t :- F y ,af A x y, Q Starlight Dance Is Autumn Highlight The Christmas Dance . . and the Band Played on The Confecleratesn A Handsome Couple MQW YM ,,.-,, , 1, 5 Qkivw W x N K a S X ,Q X 4 M we ff +L 4. A Aw X W S Wa me ance M, 9 37, i 5, Q, if fy 'i , .M f 'vc V gm V, ELC' Avi 4 HDrllIl'iIlg in the Dark . l11te1n11um11 Seforzd Alllllllll Suou' Ifrolivx Dmzve 'N if av W ,A km 1,4 , V WE M fs Wil , YM , - 1 s 1 Q' AA 'SQ W ' W3 xx A QX ' 4 QQ ,I 'Q , ' ' feb ' Wg? I 922, .M Herbert Howarcl, Editor Associate Editors-Loclemiller and Wriglyt The 1952 glzhforiaf SM!! IIl4kmck'1' Ilmmkn , C111.xRl,r1x1-1 YVRIGIII' , l.u1'ls1a Nlczlilxxliv, . Bl-2'1'n' Lol' W.x1,K1-'R . Llfux Iixkxllfk ..,, R.XI.l'Il XML' .. Alox' nloxlfs , lllil lx' .lu HOIJKLI1' . IH-11 lx' laI.1,lol1 kluzk lhvls , lilcczm' Srsoxcp , Nlxkx' Xloukl-1 .., , Xl,xRu.xR1f'l' .Xxx HU-'I 4'.- XRFR XI.xR'l'H.x Inf ,Uklxsux CQIQXI-1 Cl'l-LIAIQY. . , fQlfNlf ll,xl.lf lixx Klux.. . Lois LIUIIXMIN.. . ,4.s'.vmiaIr' . s'l'!lflH' fIlr1.s.s ,. .Sl'lli!l!' CIIISA' . Izuzim' lllaxx , SfI,Ill1HlI1HY' fflrmx I w'.xl111m11 fllrlxs I'11',lm11m fJlu,x'.x Iirlilor Iidilm' lfflilrn' lidilm' 1. 1. 1. li riifrn' rlilm' rlilm' ziilur llilfllllllfy f2I'gflIIi2Il1f0PI,X , . . 1'qWlfl'I'IIiff!'S , Sm'm'iIie'x . 1'kI'Ilfll!'t'S f,I'gl1lIi1!lfiUII.Y XI mir' . All1l1'Ii1'.s . Illfilllllllffllm' Ari Tyjzixl The stuff Buccaneer DON IH-'.XSl.l-ZY. . ,. DUN l,oc:x4x111.1.1iR PIQRRY f'Ol'N'l5 .. Glcokcslc C1o1.1.!Ns HM, Youxcalslnou Hli'l I'Y NIARION . NIARIIC ll14wl'l l' , uaineaa Siu!! , , A ,sxmf ia I 1' Plofogfaply Sm!! Iiusizzffss Alnnagm Businzxszv ,Xlrnzager flll7'f'I'll.Yl7lQ Slajl Afl'llt'I'llXlIIg Slrllf AIllll'I'flSlIIg' Slalll ArI1,f1'rfi.Yir1g Mull Arliferlixirzg Slnjl Louis KINCH KARL KREJNER DRURY CARGILL BILL VINES Don Beasley, Business Manager Drury Cargill, Sponsor an 1 , .ff 'W' TW ., . 15- .f,',.mQ- Behind the Scenes at the Patchwork Playhouse Footlighters Portray Madwonmn of Chczillotv Footlight Players and the Patchwork Curtain Ootlight layers Drznnzltic productions are regularly en- ztcttrtl under the llillllllfl' of the Footlight Players. The orgztnixzition fosters :ln in- terest in the theater and is an outlet, lin talented students of drznna. Meinbtrrs be- come hnniliar with the ICCl1IllClllCS ol' zuiting, ttostuining, inztke-up, lighting, and staging. The drznna students completed at unique theatre curtain Ill2iClC ol' patches. Bectztustr nl' the eilorts ol' the Footlight Players in this n'o'ctit, the lornicr Little Theatre was rt:- l .l nznned the Patchwork Playliollsef' ,X Ill!'CC-HCI, drznnza is produced eztcth tluztrter in ztdcliticm to strvcrztl Ollt?-Zlcil plays during the year. The ouktznnding ollierings this yezn' were Two Blind Mice and The Mad- wmnzxn ol' CIhz1illot, directed by Miss Eileen Slllllll. Of item lfRl 1J liwlxts ., KARL Kkltlxlfk t1ARuI.x'x Xluioxiiv.. Ilwlcnr Ixoxs .,.. tiriokmc COLLINS . , Bois l'ic,xRsox. , . Otis Gibson ., . lJl'I'XillI'Ill , . I'iff'-P1'1',s'irl1'11l . ....,. .S'1't'r1'I111'.V lf:l.s'ir11'.s's .lfllllllglff ....I1i.Ylt11in11 . . . . . . .R1'11r1rlc'r . IJ!!I'HIllllt'!ll!1I'ff1H l 'or its journztlistic' excellence. lt has ztctivelx' proniol- ed school spirit, student QOYCYIIIHCIII, Zllllllllll ellztpters. the athletic progrzun. and :all student activities. The Collegian Gertrude Earl, Editor Frances Eppersou, Business Manager lhe weekly Collegiuzz has rt-n'eix'ed numerous honors 'lhe l95l-52 stall' includes Gertrude Earl, editor: Nliki Terzisziki, associate editor: Joan Fztrnier and Dwight Lyons. news editorsg Frank Deal, feature editor: Leroy Cloinhs und Jane XVzillis, sports editors: l'i1'2lI1CCS Epperson, business inzmzigerz Joanne Nichole Iournalifni students ure given 1n':u'lu'ul experience. mn' assismm bmincss mzmagerg and 1:1-Cd Ewmg, CH-- lhe stall enjoyed the znnnutl l.ln'lsln1z1s elnh supper 4-ulmiou Hmlmgm-, M1-. D1-ul-y Cm-gill is faculty SPOH- and the spring banquet. sor. Standing-McKee, Arnold, Parr, Grindstaff, Bandy, McCulloch, Waddell, Dossett, Dosselt, McNeese, Combs Mahoney, fones, Farmer, Martineau, Gregory, Cargill. Sealed-Deal, Terasaki, Earl, Nicholson, Lyons. at The Concert Band usic Music Music . . . The sixty piece East, Tennessee State College Hand aided the spirit ol' lootball with their colorful lorma- tions at home and away. They supported the school at pep-rallies, parades, and basketball games. The hand was also featured at hall'-time of the traditional Burley Bowl in johnson City. The clarinet quartet, hrafs quartet, trumpet, trio, and danee hand lrom within the group took part, in various programs on the campus and in town. At the close ol' a successful marching season. the hand worked on concert programs in tours to Elila- hethton, Newport, Greeneville, Maryville, Alcoa, Oak Ridge, johnson City, and various other towns. Dil'el'lrn'-Mr. AllH'l'ill Lindley Xlxlanxlcll Xxx lllll xlxllz fufllflill lllr Xlduxxx llllwl l1f.'1!wmml IRI ll Hl Xll'llRl xx NVIIIHII llrlllrllflnl Xl' Rlliltlk llrfmllrl Illl I N lol' lil ul lvl IJ: 11111 .llrljm flXl Ilxll lmf! llfmwl XIIIIJRIII f-RlIXl Nlmllwr Illl-lun Xlllx. lluxrlx Hxll Xlxknll- Illlclulx. Nl lull- IZIIIXN. Ulllll' lil-lull XX Sl! fllll llflffnfllfw Xiu. 1. Xlxlulx I IXIPI l-N llfffflm L14 n nl fem .mwfwwv-W N ' A- ' , ,.l -Vzjizkllz r 2' -sf? may iff T33 ll 1 ,J Sp' W' .J 'K jx I 3 VI-5 A l Xl lxl R. lil l IN Baud fjIfil'L'l'.Y-AIIJCIIll'l1, Ilnjfaleer. Reciur, !k1llllI!Il.77'6Vj'A I?l'tIllt'C'X Hale. Gene Hale. TlJere.w1 Alley Majorelfes--Sllzlie Edem, llnillie Beryle lV'11lkw'. Margie 1fL'l'?'0l1. Betty Sue Cole 'E uartette LARRY l5l'R1.l'SON. . , ,.,, Tenm' .XNITA RUIJIJICY. ,,., Aim l'l-tcm' Blum-i'l' ,.,. ,... . Snjnvnin likoxsox NIA'1'N1cY. . Hass The mixed quzirrelle presents special Pl 0gl'2iI1lS at as emblies :md lm' loeul clubs and eliurelles. They also represeiu the college wilh 1JCl'l'Ol IN2lllt'CS zu mziuy high schools. HSLzue. ll, 1J2ll'liCfllJ2llCS iu All-College Night, The AilfSSl2ll1,H May Day, :md zmsembly lsrogrzuils. Both the Glee Club and Lhc Choir ure clireeled by Miss Ruth Emiuert. Olliciers: Anita Roclcley, Nlzirllia Byles, Betty The Glee Club ol zipproxiiuately one hundred Miugzi, Fzumie Belle Sllurp, .Xuu Rice, zmd -Iiumiy voices is nu integral part ol the music' pmgrzuu zu Deere. f K X Q? 54 The Choir, with selected voiees froin the Glee Club, brings tO East lennessee line ehorztl nnxsic. Annnztlly the choir gives perlorinzmees :tl neighboring schools, eivie clubs, ztssenlblies, eOnc-erts, :md radio stations. Officers: liniily Riee, president: Anita Roddey, vire- T he Choir president: Mztrtlizi Lee Atkinson, SCC1'Cl2ll'y-Il'C2lSll1'C1'I Buddy Beasley, librzniztng Iinnny Deere, reporter. The Color DON Nllilll-I TOMMY HAWS ROGER SOLOMON ARNOLD YALJGHAN The nien who carry the flags Ol' the United States and the CO1- lege are El vital part Of the band. l'heir niilitztry precision and dig- nity are distinctive liezttnres at the :athletic events. 1 Oi, SXQNA QW X QWQFQ 1 CLUB is S ETT1Nqr, FOR MU DE LIA KAP? A BAN Qu ET ,mf - was J- couwcxy HONORS ca. RUBEN xiii ,Qs HE FRONTXER CLUB DET AT T -ie? 7.'a-- of -Org gn nv- Ww A xy, - 1 f--gar ' S an 7 6 , L , 5 ig , Q KAPPA DELTA PI WSTALLATSON BANQUET Q A QRS . l ' lf. fm DORNIAN STOUT ,.,. l9ll.l.Y JOE Bi-1,xsI.1iY. . , l5li'l'TY l11l.I.1OTT .... Dox l5liASI.k1Y. . , Lois JOHNSON... Nl ARI is l'lliXVI'l'T. . Wt VM, ....- ...ti O!h'rel'A , I'rr'.s'irI1'nt , l'ir'1'-l'z'z'.vi1lm1! , .Sr'1'reln1'y , 'IlI'1'IlSllTlfl' . .. , , ,Rr'j1orl1fr . . ,.S'or'inl Cllllfflilllll Int rnational Relations Club Better understanding of all nations is the goal of the International Relations Club. Scholastic achieve- ment and interest in world affairs are requirements for inetnhership in the local chapter, which is affiliated with the Carnegie Foundation for XVorld Peace. This years outstanding activity was sponsorship of the coast-to-coast broadcast of Atnerica's Town Meeting ol' the Ain' from the campus. Delegates attended the regional convention. Discussions, lihns, and lectures stimulated thinking about the world situation. A ehili supper at the home ol Nh. linunett lf. Sawyer, I. R. C. sponsor, was enjoyed in January. The ae- tivities concluded with the spring banquet. lf ,L 1 .SEMGQW 6oW l1Hs Eilssiiw x y 1 1113514.11- Offreni 1.1-k.1I,11!x1f '1'11NUN l'11'.1i111'11l 1l1k'1'11.1 1,l-1- 111115511X , l'11w-l'1f.1'i1l1'111 111- 11'I'X' N1IX1a.1 . , . ,S1'1'1v'l1111'-'l'11'11.111r1'1' l'.1'1'51' l'R11:1-' l11'j1111'l1'1' E. T. . 511111111115 111111 1111111 ll 1L'l1L'1' 111 1110 111-111 111 11111511 1111 N1l'lll1Jl'l'5 11111111111 t'lllL'1'l2l1Il1Il1'Il1 1111' 115i1111g 111111115 111'gi111e 111 1111111116 1111'111111'1'5 111 L111' li. 'lf S. C11111, . ,. V . 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I7iI'1'-P'l'l'Sifl!f7If l.ols CIoNK1.lN ...,....,.... Svrrlwary NlAR'l'llA l.l-il-1 .XTKINQON , .,..,... . . ..,. Ilislorirlrl-Rr'jmrlm' DR. Gi-'RAl.o ,IAGILIVRS .. ,. ,Spmmor Promoting the advancement of music edufation is the pur- pose ol' the local student chapter of the Music' Educators National Conference. Its activities ex- tend beyond the campus. They include a Music Department picnic, programs at Mountain Home, participation in the an- nual performance ol the Mes- siah,'y and the sponsorship of a .Iabberwoek. Uf i cem l IANE Rl'1l'1lJlfIR ...,..,...... Presifleni NIARGARICT ANN HL'1flfAK1-:R I'i1'1'-Prfsidffllt ' NIARGARIQT Klickcil-ik .....,. SI'l'l'l'fllI'A' FAXNY Ill-ILL!-i SHARP .. .. 'l'n-aszzzw ' BILLY joic l5icAsi.i-:Y .,i.,.. Reporrfr i Miss NIARY lf1.oiu-:Nui HART Sponsor I and educational ideals. .-X formal initiation and an- nual banquet were held in February. There were regular monthly discussions ol' educational topics over eoilee and doughnuts. lpha Psi mega Olustzniicling Lll 2ll1l2l SLUClCIllS arc l1o11o1'ccl by 111c111- clone ll prescribed Zllllfjlllll, ol work i11 thc Foollight lmcrsliip Ill Alplm Psi Ouwgzn, Ll 11z11,io11z1l cl1'z1111z1lics Plzlyc-rs. 'l'l1c local lkllllllllil Epsilon cliziplcr PFOIIIOICS ll'lllCl'lllly. lls lIlClIllJCl'Slllll is OIJCII Lo lliosc who l1z1x'c cl1'z1111z11ic's and 1'ectog11i1cs cl1'z1111z1lic ability. Of ice:-.4 Ifruxxa DEAL ., ...,.. President KARL KREINER ......... l'i1'f'-Prffsidcfrlt DXVIGIIT LYONS. . . Sf'r'1'1'l1l1'y-Tr1'as11rm' G1iR'1'RL?D11 lfARI. .,...,..,,,., Reporler Nllss li1L1ii3N SNIITH . ,. ,. .Sponsor Of icera NlARY l,0UlSF MCKINNM' .. President Riliiczlg lb. Booxri .,.. l'l!'l'-P!'l?.S'fdl'!1f XlAI7Gli 'l.IlAClKlCR .... .. Sl'ITI'6fIIl'j' HIQLKX IIIQLNIQY, . ..,, Trzf11s1n'ffr Pigzuu' flouxis ,,...... .. leffpnrzw- DR, FLWYN I.. NlAR'l'lN., . 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I111erQ-sling IJFOQI 1111s 011 11 Adelante 1s11111c1l Ill llll' 111111-1i1 arter Student Government The Carter Hall Student Government is a link Projects sponsored this year include Rat Hleek, open between the ,-Xdtninistrative Council and the girls of house, candy store, big sisters for lreshnien, and a Carter Hall. It is composed of Hoor representatives Christntas party lor underprivileged children. and ollifers who aid in governing the dormitory. omni NIARTUA Bruis ,....., . ,, l'r-rsirlmzt fl.-X'l'llIfRlNli VlilP'10X First l'i1'1'-I'rt'si1l1'r1I .XXX l'ARR0'lA'lf .Sr'1'f1211I l'ir'1'-l'n'.fi1lr'11I UALA RANDY ...4,.,...,.,,, Sr'r'rnl11r'y NIARoAk1c'r NICIV1-:R ., 'I'rf'as1m'r NllI,DRl42D llRliW'liR ,... Rf'j1m'tcr Nlks. Nl-'LLIC WONIACK ....,., Sponsor omm, Lots Ronrisox . . . . , . Presirlent l'lllI. ERNS1' .,.... l'i1'1'-I'r'1'si114't1l DR. ll. C. STOIJT. .. ,, Allzfism' l The president and a representative of each of the speaker at Religious Iintphasis lVeek. The council eatnpus religious organizations Compose the Central entered Sl float in the Hotnecotning parade. Noonday Religious Council, the coordinating ageney of religious devotions are daily periods ol' worship. activities. Dr. E. E. Hliley ol' Kingsport was the Central Religious Conn il iraele Book Club The primary aim of the Miracle Book Club is lor informal Bible study at its Weekly meetings. The or- ganization supports and assists in activities ol' the Central Religious Council. Members participated in the programs ol' Religious Emphasis lVeek. Mrs. lVo1nacik is the sponsor. Harry l.ee Handy is president. The organization of Presbyterian students is the through inspirational programs. Better campus-church YVCSUTIIIISICI' Fellowship. It offers an opportunity lor relationships are encouraged. Parties and picnics werc Christian fellowship, and strengthens students' iaith, frequent events. Dr. and Mrs. Harold Dugger arc advisors and Becky Susong is president. , Westminster Fellowship NI ,X A, Q U Q W F d 1' Methodists an State ztre organized lor llhristiztn lel- lowship and inspiration. The Hfesley lfotntdzttion Other activities include the spring retreat, soeiztls, in- nteets each week and estzthlishes better relzttionships terest groups, Valentine Banquet. Miss Doris David- hetween Methodist students and the local l'lllll'l'l1CS. son is director. Phil Ernst is president. 'l'he B. S. ll. is at link between the church and retreats, liaplisf Student, instztllzttion banquet. Dele- Hztptist students. Noondzty devotionztls are sponsored. gates attended the state convention. Mrs, Phyllis Lyle Other activities include the weekly meetings, monthly is director und Arnold Vaughan is president. soeiztls, joint progrznns with Carson-Newntztn students, 0 0 Baptlst tudent Umon Phi Eta Tau Phi Eta Tau is a prolessional organization lor women students who are majoring or II1lllOI'lI1g in health and physical education, IL promotes correct health concepts, fosters SlJOYl.SlIl?lIlSl1l1J and leadership, strengthens the intra-mural activities, and encourages prolessional interest in physical education. The yearls program included initiations, basketball tournanient. trophy presentation, house party, supper meetings, and banquet. Of icem Nlakjokiig lJ1cW1'1 1' ,,,.,.. .,.. I Jwsizlwzz l-1L1z,uni'1'H .XNN RolsiiRTs . . . . . Iliff'-P!'l'Slll!'71l liv1c1.Yx I.ov1i, . . .,,...... ..,. , Swvclrlry NIARTHA .Xxx Ilfxklc , . , , . . 11I'l'llSIll'I'l' Nllss MARY 1 l'lZI'A'1RlCK , ., 1Jirz'clor Physical Sc'e Society 'l'ltt' I'l1x'sit'z1l Scicttctf Society wats ot'ffzttti1t'tl in ISHS! 1 N to Jrottmtt- interest in scicttfc :tml it-llowmhi J ztntotw D that pltysicztl scicncc mztjors and minors. At its rc-gtxlztr llll'L'lillg'S tht' Sflfilfly hears lcctttrvs by stttdcttts and visitors. lficlcl trips strc tztkcn zttmuztlly to vztriotts inclttstrit-s in thc urea. There wt-rc outings for good fcllowsltilm. Mr. A. C. Crztylacztl :mtl Mr. VIQIIOIIIZIS XV. XVhitt-ltcztd strc sponsors. Xlxkltc HI'XYI'll Dtcxt tak Sqrttsts icem l'n'.si1lr't1I I ltr'-I'n'.viflr'r1I lu ,Xxx lx. 5c,3t'11sts smwlmv Rm' Yot'Mz,, ISI-Tl l'Y Nluuox . 2' 'ldv ,Ifl'lIOI'f!'I' '1l,tll7l'I' Ojiferx: Young, Hewitt, Squibb, Squibb, Marion Does It Buzz? 'QT 44- +V ..- fmt inisterial Club The students of East Tennessee State College who are preparing to enter the ministry organized their club in February l952. Its purpose is to bring these students together for better understanding of the various denominations and to share ideas on religious matters through informal discussions. John l,. Shoun, MIr. was elected president of the organization. Dean P. XV. Alexander is the sponsor. Lambda Chi is the organization for students on the library staff. Members help familiarize all students with the facilities of our expanding library. Guiding groups through the college musueni is supervised by Lambda hi Lambda Chi members. The club oilers its members an opportunity for wholesome social contact at its square dances and picnics. Miss Lyons and Mr. Smith are co-sponsors. Perry Counts serves as president. Of iceri MAX llinwfxkns. . . JACK UILIAIAM ... jlxl iXRxl1cN'l'RoUT UIIAIORI-I SAIILIN. Rox .U.1.1-.X ..,... NIR. L. D. Xt,x1.Lts M , . , l,I'l'SiIll'lIl l'i1'rf-Pr1'.Yi1Ic'1ll . . . . ..S'r'r'rr'lm'y , . .Tr1'as1n'f'2 . . . Rl'l2Ul'Il'l' , . .-SVIIOIISIII u Delta Kappa isle? Mu Delta Kappa was organized to promote a professional interest in Industrial Arts. This purpose is advanced by programs planned to broaden the student's knowledge in this field. The fraternity en- courages leadership, responsibility, and co-operation. lt seeks to benefit the department, the college, and the area. Field trips are taken to industrial plants nearby where members see the commercial aspects ol' the field. The concentrated elliorts of all students of the Industrial .Xrts department are displayed annually during Open House which is sponsored by Mu Delta Kappa. Social functions include the Spring Banquet and frequent outings. First Row: Roy Alley, .lim Armentrout, D. Carpenter, Donald Crowder, Clyde Curde, Max Edwards. Second Row: lack Gilliam, Virgil C. Hall, Clyde Hopson, Brown Overbay, Vernon Orren, Carroll Price. Third Row: Gilmore Sahlin, Graham Simmerman, Nathan Stover, Bob Tate, Charles XYallac-e. gt-R 'um -Wai ign of Th Times Students with artistic' abilities make tnan eontribu- which the Siffns ol' the Times is noted. Miss Elizabeth . . . Y U . . tions to the eatnpusduring the year. Chrtsttnas scenes, Sloetnnb sponsors the club, which serves the entire posters on the oak tree, bulletin boards, signs, and school. Eva Cox is president. papier niaehe models are some ol the projects for The Chess Club joined the list ol organizations on president, and Dr. Allen, Dr. Holt, and Nlr. Lindley the fState' catnius earl' in l952. The Orou J tneets are sionsors. Nlenibershi J is o Jen to all students in- . 5 . . D . on Monday evenings to enjoy playing the inost an- terested in chess. cient of all games ol' pure skill. Harry Fontaine is Home Economics Club One ol' the oltlest eluhs on the fznnpus is the Home ties ure regularly enjoyed. Nliss Rachel lizttherly is Economies Clluh, am ztlliliztte ol' the Ameriezni Home the Ol'g2lllll2lIl0IlA5 sponsor. Dorothy Ferguson is presi' Economies .-Xssoeizttion. Its membership is open to clent. majors in the lielcl ol' home economics. Social ztcitivi- The Rztclio xXlOl'liSll0P promotes interest in hrozul- olmlieetixes. Stuclent talent finals ztn outlet through the custitig' lirom :tn entertainment and prolesionztl stzuicl- orgztnifzuion. Rztclio progrzuns are written :incl pro- point. Regular cliseussions ol' production technique clueetl frequently. Bliss Eileen Smith sponsors the :intl guest speakers tu the meetings promote the eluh's ztetivities. lloh Pearson is preisdent. Radio Work hop Geograph Council Promoting the interest, ol' geography is the aim ol' the Geography Council. Anyone may participate who wishes to learn more about the earth, its inhabitants, climatic regions, political and natural divisions, natural resources, and the economic activities as they are inlluenced by geography. Social gatherings at the Optimist Camp and at the home ol Mr. Malone Young, the sponsor, were enjoyed this year. Trailer City is a small community within itself lo- cated on the southern part. ol' the campus. It boasts a democratic government for the benefit ol' its residents. Trailer Cit This is family style college life with cooperation as its keynote. The president is Otto M. Gross. . . 0. Club One ofthe newest elubs on the cznnpus is the Grztdu- tine party sind Il spring dance were highlights of the l :ite Student Orgzinizution, organized for social fellow- orgztnimtions social ztctivitit-s. Zane Crux' is the c'luh's ship and :iclvztiicetiieiit of the grziduzite progrznn ol' the president. tollege. Meetings :ire held eau-li Sziturdziy. .X Villen- 'l'he Biology Club seeks to i':nnilizn'ize students with reseztrc-h grunt. sent at delegate to the Tennessee Acad- the field ol' hiologicztl science und to develop at rezili- einy ol' Science. Meetings, refreslnnents :ind good l2lllOIl of its iniportzinfe in the world today. The fluh lellowship :ire enjoyed. Mr. Barclay and Nlr. Steven- purchzised ink wells and 21 hulletin hozird, provided at son :ire sponsors. Charlotte Lyle is president. I Biology Club Beta Epsilon H6121 Epsilon is Llie State College ehzipler ol' the slnclenls is lIl2llllllllllCLl. Hem Epsilon sponsors an un- Ifnlurc Business Lezaclers oli .X1nerifz1, zi nalionzll or- nuzil Business Voeznionzil Conference in the spring gznnzznion lor lJll5ll1C?SS majors :incl minors. ,X plziee- quarter. President, Lois lollnson. nleni service lor the lmenelitioli Business 1XlllIlllllSll'1ll,lOI1 K The Bridge Club meets on Thursday evenings al Cilnzlslzi and Rook are the evenings diversion. .lane Cooper Hull. Club members enjoy their lHfOl'I112ll MeNz1lmlJ is presiclenl. meetings :incl bridge lO1lI'll?lHlCIllS. Oeeusioilrllly . C. E. Club l'mumling cliilcllimrcl cclilcuiioii is the rmlmjc'c-tivo ul' ing. 'I'lic-rc :irc good times loo: :mnuznl SlJ2lgllClli sup- IilL'.XsS0l'i21Ii0ll ol' Clliilcllmocl Ecluczxlion Il1IR'l'll2lIiOIl2ll. pri. Umolic- IJ2ll'lY,u :incl picnics. 'l'lu' prcsiclcm is Suc- l'lu- local unit luis rn-gulzur cliscilssirms, lC'fllll'C3, :mil 5W2lggCl'ly. Illmslulzmiillzmfr'lI1c'111sclx'c's with this phase- ul lczlvll- lfulurc lezlflicrrs mccl lo enrich Llicir pml'cssionzal ctzllion XVCL-la. Educzitors from CLci'mzuiy were CIIICY- uutlook and lo zulvzuicc the intcrcsl of thc ltillfilillg tained. 'l'lic l .'l'.A.dz1nc'c was givcn for ull sludcnls. n'ol'c-ssiou. The lfulurc 'l'crzm4-licrs ol' Aincrriczl IDVUSCIII- -Ioan l zur1m-1' is prcsiclc-nl and Miss CLi'c-lfllcn Hyder is ul spa-c'i:1l Pl'Og'l'2llllS in calm-i'x'z11ic'c ol' .Xim-ricxiii liclu- iiilfllily' spmlsor. Future Tc-:ache S of merica at thletics Ballard Blewm, Manager Pep Squad Captain Kidl'-Buccaneer Mascot Cheerleaders Bette Creecla, Mary Moore, Ballard Blevins, Laura fo Ellis, Lucy Repass 2 1 ii i ri Si X, Illifillfillll Ted Slaruex, Presideul The T. 'l'l1v Club brings together lliosc im-ii who liznvc Grccu, :md Brooks. Officers are 'lk-cl Sl2ll'IlL'S. Presi- lcucfcd In 9' Wolf HO, I91'f'm0le U bcmili Sfllfwl Slmifl' clcnl: Iwnn ilzmlpbell, Vice-President: Iolimiv I'uc'kct1, Other CZIIIIIJUS activities mcludff am :mnuznl clzmfc in V ' , 1 H S , I3 U, ,' VI , thc spring, ounings, and thc oH'iciz1l Ibolhzull progrzuil. 5ff'fI- S'11C-N'H1- 'mi ' Cum' U 5 HH? 'hm' HT Cllulm sponsors are llozwlics Rohm-rls, fil'0l'kCl'. mzmzzmcl l'lllg'L'Il1'lFl1lll,S0i'i1llflhlliflllllli. i . i 1952 'Tu Club Me111l1e1's i 1 ,l wfmvn MIN 9 Head Coach Lloyd T. Roberts At its annual banquet in January, the football team elected tackle Kenneth f'Birdlegs Bryan and center Gene 'iShadow Hall as co-captains for the l95l sea- son. Bryan and Hall, both Seniors, have been out- standing in football and other phases of the athletic program during their four years at State. Their out- standing performance and good sportsmanship will long be remembered by fans of the Bucs. Bucs Throw Western Cmfolzna or a Loss Co-Captains Gene Hall and Kenneth Bryan 4125953 Assistant Coach jack Green Assistant Coafb Hal Littleford Assistant Coach Madison Brooks The Bllt't'2lllCCl'S. playing their toughest schedule i11 years and hampered by costly injuries to key players, completed the l95l season with four wins and Five setbacks. .-X Close contest with XVestern Carolina, a traditional out-ol-conference rival, opened the cani- paign. .X sueees' lul kiek alter touchdown enabled the Catamounts to edge the fighting Bucs hy a 7-ti margin. Austin Peay was the second opponent ol Coach Roberts' squad. ln that encounter States one point margin was enough to defeat thc: Governors at Clarks- ville in a 155-I2 grid battle. The l'Suecianeers, with a one-one record then trav- Tlae 1951 Bufcaneers A nt 7 Tony Alvarez Stops Opponents Drice elled Lo Morehead Slate College where a rugged Kentucky eleven defeated Stale in a I4-0 decision. The Bucs held the Kentuckians to a seven point lead until the lading minutes ol play when PCllll6l'gl'2ll'l carried over alter a 65 yard drive. SlaLe's split-'ll ollense began rolling in the Guil- Bob Lloyd, Halflmck Buford Calhoun, Tackle Benjze Howze, Quarterback L. jones, End lord encounter played at Kingsport. XX'edge-Head Henderson blocked a Quaker punt which slipped into the end zone Lo give the Bucs an early 2-0 lead. Alter several pass and running plays, Jack Carter went over and .lim Frye converted. A Puckett Lo jones pass in the second hall plus anolher Frye conversion niadc Tony Alrarez, Guard 'lack Henderson, Iacklc Cecil Puckett, Quarterback Mike DeCarlo, Tackle AzW Miew 4111 i nw? N ,295 1-QihZW. 9:S7 Yiliifbbw hh. 14 .2-' 2-,v:V? l'54Lw'755ffC 'G fliwi f' f' ' ' The Bum ust Be ore the Starling Gun lead zltnztssed by the Bt1eez111eet's. Next the Roberts eoztehecl eleven INCL Nlztryville College. State's line depth provecl too much lor the Seotties who took El 27-0 defeat. before the home lztus. Hallbztek Jack Carter scored lirst on u 20 yard eml run. The next Louelldowtt came on at fll-yard pass ack Cmlu, Fulllmfle ack Boone Luz! I-lal Morrison, End Reece Hicks, Ceuta efrj Fwd Fullback Eugene Hall Cente1 Harry Sefrist, Fullbafle C. C. Matloek End Zibfff IW e' 'NMWM ,Hgh , :., T W , Af' 'S 13 Stute's Line Stops T. P. I. Line Plunge from Cecil Puckett, quarterback, to end Hal Morrison unable to penetrate the Butt line while State crossed into the end zone. Hallhaek Jerry Ford scored twice over live times and added three extra points. The on long runs in the third stanza, Frye added three aluntni and lans were thrilled in a decision. extra points. The Emory and Henry XVasps, a traditional rival, One ol States most decisive victories was the Home- brought State to a 28-7 defeat. States score Came lirst coming tilt with Carson-Newman. The Eagles were as -jerry Ford carried over. Kenneth Birdlegs Bryan Don lanes, End Art DeFillipo, Guard Bob Porter, Center Kenneth Bryan, Tackle W. O. Iohnson, Guard johnny Puckett, Hulfbucle Kenneth Lingerfell, Halfbucla jim Huddle, Guard Puckett Downs an Eagle left the game deep in Hlasp territory with an injury. The Bue defense held well during the first half in allowing only one E. I-I. touchdown. The final quart- ers saw the Xllasps go on to a 28-7 victory. State entered the T. P. I. game with Bryan, Hall, Carter, Maddux, and both Puckett brothers on the Guy Courtney, Fullback foe Davis, Quarterback Robert Reeves, Quarterback Donald Bates, End bench with injuries. The Buccaneers fought the Eagles gallantly in losing a 33-0 tussle. lt was about the same story in the following week's mud battle with Middle Tennessee State. Still with its injured list State lost a 45-O heartbreaker to the Blue Raiders on a Hooded gridiron. Cecil Maddux, End john Baldasano, Halfbark firn Frye, Tackle W. A. Wilson, Halfback R.nv:-fal .n-nv', nn1'sua1,:s-sxxirv urs,1mt..'- 'wiv-'w',11n.m1uu m ..':vm-nwmzzmz.-iwwx' m.a.mnn.:n'sw11u::1zms1 sm....e .muvsnmn urm...af-'rw.x1ve'1 n41-r.m. . ' 5l1iIL' Sllllii Slllll' Suns' Sllllt' Slant Sllllti Slznc Stzlln' Slzncf Slznc' Stale Slllll' Sllllcf Slilll' 512110 Sliilt' Slklllf SIMM' , Sliili' Couch Madixou Brooks QCLJOIQ ZJMAJ 75 XX'csLc1'11 Clzlrolinzl 70 Miclcllc- Tcfnncsscc . 613 Union . , 52 lx. ol bl-CIIIILTSSCC, 571 RlHOI'y and Henry ,, 68 ,Xuslin Pcrziy , A 58 lJ:1x'icll,ilJsc'on1l1 60 Union . 71 Emory zmncl Henry 155 C1zn'sonfNcwm:m 89 Milligan ., . 713 Clen's0n-Newnmn 87 vlqlhlfillllllll , . ,72 l.inc'o!n AIl'lllOl'i2ll 51 Lincoln Nlcnmrizal fil Nlidcllc 'I'cf1n1cssc'c' .lil David l,ipsc'on1lJ . 75 rxlhlill Pony . A 85 Vltllhfllllllll H92 Nlilligznl . 67 135 fi-1 5 9 w 05 '17 430 73 til 132 51 '10 58 18 52 645 5 8 68 58 55,1 Buccaneer Cagers Thrive Morri.mu Rebounds Smith Lays in Two Points 0lfl,l l'LCllfYlQl'l j'lllIk'.fJ?U Coffgegfafe ,gnlfifaffon Slllll' til Dzlxicl l.ilm'mm1Im tif Slillt' tif! .xllslill Peay .31 1 , 1 M,Lmf.W ,SMH sum- an x1iu.4g21n I7 Sllllc' 55 Dzfx icl Iilnscmnlm lil Slllli' 58 l,im'0In KIClIIOl'iill 51 Slum- 32 Hiddlc ,I-l'lllIL'SSl'C IS Slzxlc' 77 Lzlliflll 17 Slllll' Bl Divx icl Iipxcmnlm 313 f ,ginoly ylyounfain Sum' UI l.illl'OlIl Nlcmoriznl .37 SIZIIC' Sli l'nion I7 Under Brooks Tutela e The 1972 Sq zlfzz I Fu In Class McGinnis Shoots the Basket Talk It Over Big Team F. . 11 I1 . 1111S L , 11' 3 L 4' Ii st P 1 C 1 l'hc N52 1'1llt'l'2llll'L'l' Mlllllli umlci' thc' cli1'c:c'lion ol. clninlcl to cclgc out zz 615-lil win. Bob Lloyd. high Clozlch Madison Brooks was lllllhlllilllfiiiy one ol' thc lmim mgm lm- 1110 Mig-In wilh lj, lmimsy ,mic lm. ball host owl' to l'L'IJl'L'9Cll.i Sllllk' on .thc lizmlwood. SIZIIL' my ihi- winning scorvs. ufC'm'l 1129 Surf, wuih2Q'lylQEil',lFg lmiw V'fl0:'Yl0Tff Dcc-einhcr I8-I9 lonncl Slznc cniering thc: Iirsi 2lI1l!ll2li LMUH H.Qm ' '. .' ,U 'l m1c'5 M 1,15 1iClll1CS5CC Clollcgiznc Invilznion Bzlskcfllmll i1i0Ul'll2l- ICZIIIIIIIZIICS wnh I9 points. lhc Innes Conlinucd then - . , ,- I ,- - H 1 Q . . , ., , . . , ,, IIlC'lll in c,OOixCNliiC. Diuid Lipsconlh look il close cle- wnnnng ways as MISC. worn clown in clcicul 10-fm. Ki . N VI! th IJU-um' Q I I h N 1. fmt! . I IL was Hall Nlorrison, znnolhcfi' VSXCL lc'znnslc'l', who Lsm, 0 L 6 7 M MIS Di lu Sfmt 0 H-1 m I H lcd l11Csc.0I.ing.xVilh l8I,C,il1lS. OPCIIIIIQ gznm-.I In the cionsolzinon, the Hubs rc- ln their final glllllf' iJL'iiOl'C thc il0iiC12ly5. Slilltf had lo l30UWiCfl U' 110161111 il 9111099 AUSTIN PCHY Sfllllld 00191 fight oil' za lzlsi period rally by ll sluhhorn Union lo lzikc 1111111 plzlfv. li's in for Turn Points Against Milligafz G0l'61'1Z01'X Get the Ball Watch that Foot! Stawzes Lays in Two Points The Vols Store in V.S.A.C. and S.lVI.A.C. After the holidavs, a fi flitinff State sc uad Jushed . . ., 1 fi 5 1 . 1. . the University of lennessee all the way before falling to a narrow 59-52 margin. The Vols had to overcome a 29-24 half-time deficit. Center Ted Starnes again led the Buc's scorin 1' with l5 oints. Two ni hts later 5 P l S A the Emory and Henry NVasps caught State Hat with a stinging 63-54 defeat. '1'his was the first conference loss for State on its home floor in three years. Bob Sa lor, senior fuard, set the Jace for the Bucs with I2 Y b 3 F l points. After the U. F. and Emory-Henry setbacks, State exploded with a high-geared offense coupled Tlaeyfre Freezing the Ball with an air-tight defense to trounc'e Austin Peay 68-47. The highly ranked Bisons from David Lipscomb jumped into an early lead but found trouble before squeeiing out a 60-58 decision. Sherrill, Lipscomlfs hot-shot guard, penetrated Statels defense for 25 mark- ers. Gary McGinnis sparked the Bucs with I8 points as well as playing a bang-up defensive game Union, still smarting from a 66-64 defeat earlier, caught the Buccaneers on their own floor and handed them a 73-60 defeat. Reserve forward Tom Duff gained scoring honors for the night with 22 points. A Coach Greeniv Freshman Squad immy Seward Gary MCGiI17liS The rejuvinated Bur' squad rebounded to win their next seven contests, with two victories over Clarson-New- man, 'l'useulum, and l.. Nl. l'. and a single win over Emory and Henry. It looked as il' the I.. NI. ll. Railsplitters were going to turn the tables in their home encounter with State as they grabbed an early lead and stubbornly held on. Not until seven seconds before the linal whistle was State able to tie the score. I-lard-driving forward Lynn Campbell sent the gatne into an over-time period. Seconds later Tom Dull' tossed in the winning points, Ted Starnes Bob Sams Russell H7031 lack Waycaster e Individuals Were Sophomore forward HRusty lVoy paced the Bucs with l5 points. State's linal suc'c'essl'ul road trip to the mid-state re- gion was instrumental in winning lor them the VSAC crown. 'l'he Bucs lost a narrow encounter to NTSC but came back to defeat David Lipscomb and the .Xustin Peay Governors. State ended the season with smashing victories over 'l'useulum and Milligan, cap- turing both the VSXC and SNIAC Championship titles. Alter tueking two championship titles neatly away, the Bucs entered the VSAKI double-elintination tourn- Tom Duff Bob Saylor Lynn Campbell Starnes Gels the Tip-Off A Group of tar 111119111 ill 1111' 1Q'1'SCl N1L'111U1'11l1 CQ111111z1si11111. 13111111 10111111 2111 111111' 1'1'l11z11'1'1111-111 111 131111 S111i111, 11'110x1' 111:11 1,1IJ3C'O11l1D 111-1111111-11 512110 in llll' 1111z11'11'1' l111:1ls 58-31. W1lS,llll1C 511011 01 Wlbiillflllill, 111116 1'11:1111ps 1111111 1,0l1Q111 1111114, 11'i1111i11g 1111111 3111111-s l3l5c' elllclul 1110 311111141 1101111111111 c 1l1'1U1'C 111 1w0 111115 10 1'1111'x' 11115 11112118 IEQZIIIISI 1111- 11150118 011 ,lplllllfllnull ltlm'-'11 -8',11 'l'211N-'lfll l -f',1'Q1W?1- , I '. V -N M 1111'v 10111111 111110 1101111111 111 Sllflllllllg' 0111 21 1111--lf YN'll1 5ll1l11'C1llX I1lQllL. 111 1116 1111211 g.111111. 1111- 111111 151111z1- f , . . . - . I ' Ii l I I I I. ' 1. Il I 011-1' 11111 L1111011 Bulldogs 111 1111: 1111z11s. 1'OXV2l1'K1 H111 1 1 U' 1 'l ' ' 1 'X ' 0' x - ' 2 . . , 1 5 . 'MUS 9151 H5131 fl C 1 ff ,OH wma mm FL mlm' x101'1'1SO11 111111 c1L'l1lC1' led 512l1'Il1'S w1f1'1- 1111111011 011 11111 11111111 11111 10 1111, 15150115 1111-111. 511111 11.15 1111110111 1110 All-VSAXC team. Im, u1l.yS4,1tC munmmcm wmnl and 51111115 01 11011 3.11101 .11111 610.1111 17l0lJ1xS 11l10llgl101l1 1111- 55131, m,,,,, 10,11 Duff ,,,m1Q- HILSNIAXQI and gm,-1 111081 01 111t' 10111'11z111111l11. 1.011111 C,1'c'1'11 10011 01111 111111 N11'C-1111115 l'1'1'1'11'1'11 XS.-XC. 1101101':11J11- 11111111011. Bud Smith Hal fxlllffiiflll Bob Lloyd Oran Blllfkbllfll L+x.l,,i :ffm 2 First row: Hackney, Comhs, Carpenter, Rowe, Blackwell, Mooneyhan, Broyles. Second row: B. Broyles, Ramsey, Puckett, Burns, Wfoy, Susong, Orr. Third row: G. Sams, Woodruj, Welcly, Morrison, Wlaite, Davis, Hartsell. Fourth row: B. Sams, Coach Mooney, fennings, jones, Howze, Luttrell. Coach Mooney Slate Stale. . Smale Stale Slate State Smale Stare Stare State Sunc. . Slate State State Snare Stale State ,. ,i 4 1951 Baseball IQJM5 . . . ii King , , . . l , , , 3 Emory i i . , l . . fi Emory . . , , . 2 . ll Milligan , i . . l . . . 4 Milligan . . . 0 . , 7 Hiwassee , G ... 8 Union . . A1 Union ..,0 . . . l Maryville . i . i . 2 . i 5 CHIASOII-NCW'lll2lll ..., l l , . 0 Carson-Ncwinzln .,., l ...I7 L. M. U. ....,,. ...ll .. 4 L. M. U. ..... U12 , . , 4 North Georgia, . . i 9 North Georgia, , , l VS.-XC 'l'OURN,-XMENT . 2 Middle Tennessee. , A 6 , , 6 Middle Tennessee, ,, I4 S1z1te's lflil lmselnzall squzul lmrouglu home ll reeorcl ol len wins uncl l1x'e losses Ill regulzu' season eolnpelx- lion. It was another sueeesslul season under Clozlell .lim NIooney's skillful clireelion. The Bucs were the only tezun to play every other IIICIIIIJCI' tezun in llle Smoky Mountain Athletic Con- lerenee. Slzue's SMAC reeorcl was seven and three with the eonlerenee elunnpions yet to be cleelzxrecl because ol' un uneertuin gzune on the schedule ol' zlnolllel' eollege. For llle second eonseeutive year, the Bueezuleers were eastern division ehzunps ol' the Volunteer State .Mhlelie Clonferenee and second in tlle VSAC lOlll'll2llllL'lll, which was won by Nliclclle Tennessee Sigue College. 'llllese were Ille letlernlenz Combs, Rowe, Blackwell. Nl0OllCyllllIl. liroyles, Rzunsey, Puckett, Burns. XYoy. XVeleh, Nlorrison, ll. Sanus, llennings, Jones, H2lC'liIlC5'. wma .. ??,-,mm 53Qiii2w K Puckett Behind the Plate Rowe ls Safe at Third Rl!7!IS6J' Wfifzds Up Strike One! Track Zac 165,104 1951 State .. U73 T. P. I.. .. ,. 53 Slate, . . r r .87 Nlaryville , , . 39 State. .. . M. ..,,,, 68 Mars Hill ,,. ...M 110 Alter an undefeated season, State entered two inter- collegiate track meets. The Buccaneer thinclads placed second to Clemson University in the Milligan Lloyd and Blevins . . . OH to a Fast Start Relays. johnny Puckett set a new javelin record lor a distance ol: l7?5 leet, Elk inches, breaking the old record by more than ll leet. Bob Lloyd and Paul Musselman took first place in the l20 yard high hurdles and hroad jump, respectively. State placed fourth in the 'l'.I.A.C. HICCI. Johnny Puckett won second place in the javelin throw. Bob Lloyd was Stateys outstanding performer, participating' in five different events. He was also high point man lor the season, averaging approximately 550 points per meer. First row: Lloyd, Puckett, Starr, Evans, Ford. Second row: Taylor, Shell, Shanks, Harris, Crouch, Robbins, Peter- son, Coach Crocker. rf I lHfrI2Jw 1wM2dif ! !fM umm 1 wr lr HRW 1 .:.iQ U FUI, il Lloyd Edges Sims in the 100 Captain Snake Evans Puckett Sets a New Record Coach Crocker X 4 , W is sp Q V' y 'His at Q 'K 'S Q as at W 5 ,t 'I' 'Q' ' ' W in 1 K W W' W dusk? X W' W' Wiifwwmmfg Bringing Up the Rear! . . Lloyd 3 0 'S Q w Vw nf HsA.f ' wa .A 7f+. H ts' fs. '4?'fe,s.t.Y, frx-Psi W W Q, Www-KJ. --,,,,J:M.14sk.-W new-an 'www Winn. Iiswmkwan Wvwwwww W. 1'f5f46mt-swanagi' Clarke and McKinney Hold V. S. A. C. Doubles Title Coach Ken Wilson im Isbell . . . V. S. A. C. and S. M. A. C. Singles Champ nd 1951 IQMHJ University ol Tennessee . .. l-8 Carson-Newman ...,.. .,.. 8 -l 9-0 : Emory and Henry .... . . . 9-0, 9-0 Milligan ........ ..,, 8 -l, 9-0 Tusculum . . . .... 9-0, 8-l I.. M. U.... ....7-0 The Buc netmen copped the VSAC crown on State's home court. Isbell won the singles title. Clarke and McKinney were doubles winners. E.T.S.C., David Lipscomb, Middle Tennessee, Milligan, and L. M. U. participated in the tourney. State also won the Smoky Mountain Ath- letic Conference title, in which Isbell again took first place in singles. The Bucs placed third in the Tennessee Intercollegiate Athletic Conference at Sewanee. Tennis Standing: Coach Wilsofz, Murray, Derrick, Meyerboeffer Kneeling: Clark, Isbell, MrKinney Isbell and Clark . . . Outstanding Bur Netmen Intramural Mana gers-Mau pin , Roberts Gray C oach Crocker-Director Straight and True 9 State s Good Follow Through Watch the Birdie , mfsiwiww Q, .W.W,. 5 , 'gvuwv' . . L 'Ili A 112: vm. 4 - ' 4 Ifs a Ringer Tense Moment OH! of 515611 Was It Good? Competitive I All Eyes on the Basket m S E Wbere's the Ball? Miss Fitzpatrick-Director lark-knife pirit to tudent Bod A Double Miss Solid Smash ACE SIC-5-MA OMEGA SORORITY FIRST PLACE mm 1051 may R, :,:.. a :,':Q A.. .,, '- , .dw ,wwe A f 1 ? ' iff- 33 '- . ', mf Kfaqrv :gui ,f J Xgf5?f?22E Qi? N Q? fp'-Q xx M, XM,1,Va,, W 4 ',mf,Mm,,, W - - Meggfwmm, 'M 9 if f '1S i'.,1f:f ?'f'f w fiif fer Fr Q ' 5 .f., ' W? W x Ml tbxgyyl 'IM K ' b XE , VA. . Af-Q 1 2 Q- Q , g 11A+ w 'A Q23 F2 .,+' 1 ff, ' -'2 i -P ' .' mfgmf Sis 4 V ' il , 9:2 U Q 56 gif E1g'1f4l2'1,f4 igff M3,gQ, I. 1 -fp LWB' mf if Xi' w 416, 'iii 1 SQ if n f H hYt'Ewxg.ggxx5XyVs'fiEQgg Llgsrxxz. J' Six? sl' , Y rv: I , , ,f ,W L h yx f 'X -. 1 M f. ' fi. 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Dormzm Sluul. junior ZlIICllLl2llllSZ Ted Xifllmvn, BC1'lliCL' Clzlrlcr, Iilroy Yflllllgv 111121116116 XV1'igl1l, sopllomou- xullcndunlsg Limlzn Sllzlrla, Urbin 'l'z1ylor. Bully Cl1'c'vn'l1, zmcl BCIIETK? Howie, I-1178111112111 2lllClNl2llll A Sfefze from Aiay Day . . . Tlaeme: The Old Sllllfllu The May Courl Pauses for Refreslamefzts The May Court HERBERT HOWARD Most Talented MARY MOORE Best All-Around WH-nw GEORGE COLLINS Best Personality Hall of Fame W 1 Mw'4 ?A PEGGY BRIGHT Besf Personalify 'Wi ik TED STARNES Besf All-Around ANITA RODDEY Mosf Talented I Perry Counts Mary Louise McKinney Anita Roddey W ho' W h .ll A erican Frances Epperson Buddy Beasley 'Ioan Farmer Gertrude Earl Marie Hewitt George Collins 3 m , r.umfnf,snu..m uv .,., '-J 1-ww' M-M MMM-wmwmw-lain Wah Lois Conkin Margaret Arm Hujaker Dorman Stout Q ' ' ' d C ll Ul11V6I'Sltl6S an 0 eges Peggy Lou Bright Don Beasley Betty Keesliug Ted MCC0lU7Z Betty Marion Beeky Susong um .,n,,,....,K-,..,,,-4-fn- i my E3 'ri iii A E Lois fobrzson Betty Elliott Wh0,S Who in American Universities and Colleges jane Reeder Bob Pearson Mary Moore Herbert Howard Elizabeth Ann Roberts Bob Rowe X32 M ' NM KW l O C I WWW, i PEGGY LOU BRIGHT ILDRED GREE 2 E Q if is .Q , . .,... 1 :: in .5 Y 1 i M V ,ww .ws ,Wx f W 'E - ist? , ' 2155 5 1 wg: f :- - ' :.,,:,j'fj'fQL' ' f:ff 1' W, 5 , ' ' ' ' ,f A g -' , A ..:,.,.,.. , V A UL BERNICE CARTER ILLI is ' 5:7 Q, f 7 , - g :'..3:.: :5::.,g...:, mini X Q Q 1 JOAN BRANDON' ir. 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MAY THE SPOT Grade A 421 East Main Street Johnson City, Tennessee Special Plate Lunch Each Week Day Open 6:00 A.M. Close 2:00 A.M. We serve the best . . . STEAKS FRIED SHRIMP COUNTRY HAM DELICIOUS SALADS FRIED CHICKEN TOASTED SANDWICHES MILK SHAKES QWe do not sell beerl You Are Always Welcome at The Spot' Paved Drive-In Air Conditioned Dining Room Curb Service Owned and Operated by DON F. BRADFORD SR. G. W. fBII.I.D BRADFORD Constructed by A CASSELL BROTHERS I U H ' General Contractors R . . . X 206 West Sullivanfstreet , -P KINGSPORT, TENN ' X . R '- A x' 13 A X ' I 5 ' . Rfk R L V K X I Y' M? ' l RA' F11 lf' 'I X, , . v A I .V ' A R x. Ly' 11 ' RNS: 1 ' f V w' v-' WT ' K To . R Atl fb HATMRRRI C A N ,TB ER M B E R G A -W , nw .- - QV R . 5? tt r ' -' yor 1' 1 g b R I ' ,jf L Q y!Diw5ion of .f Y L-I xl I. L, , 'xg-I Auf X. lo JT gf X' 'R 5 ,N ,R ,KL 4 U 'I ' tx ' 1, JV M' W A 4 ?v.f'Q' YZ runs, 5 an 11 VIL! 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OQIL7 M I -fjgjuij 415. 14-Z .crvwf I A ' Eiiii L N ASTEIK ASSOCIATES , - a.Z.cvj , JLZJ , ! 45404 J ' ne' sz? 7 ' 5: o:xville Dial 4-4625 amz dr-0 027 f Clfa-fl-iff' ENGINEERS AND D STRIBUTORS I MA ACTURERS AGENTS PROCESS EQUIPMENT BUILDERS' SPECIALTIE V J COMMERCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL EQUIPMENT AGENTS AND IOBBERS OF OFFICE SUPPLIES QUALITY DRY CLEANERS WHITE CITY LAUNDRY Launderers - Dry Cleaners - Dyers Phone 3280 if if F gig? I its 5 A, MOORE-NICELY MOTOR CO., INC. ERWIN, TENNESSEE DeSOTO - PLYMOUTH Beautifully New for '52 A GOOD PLACE FOR YOUR SAVINGS We Pay 2075 ERWIN NATIONAL BANK Each Account Guaranteed Up to 310,000.00 by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation LIBERTY LUMBER AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. BUILDERS' SPECIALTIES HOTPOINT APPLIANCES Telephone 5104 Erwin, Tennessee If It's Made of Iron or Steel, Draw a Picture of It-We'll Build lt. fi f I I .UJJJJJJ Q22 I 4 i',-. at I ei I Fi aiz' ' it I- 1 emi sinucrunn STEEL oavlslon -mnusssfz saws: Ann gnu conmu yo5nson City, qc-mn. CUT RATE SUPER MARKET ohnson Czty's Largest Food Market THE HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK JOHNSON CITY Your Account Will Be Aplbreciatecl MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Compliments of ALFRED H. ABERNETHY ARCHITECT MEMBER AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS You Are Most Likely to Find It at Kings KING'S East TenncSScc's Most Complete Store Where Those Who Know Buy Their Clothes Compliments of GENERAL SHALE PRODUCTS COMPANY - . lants: J hnson City, Kingsport, Knoxville, 9 pjgnn., and Richlands, Va. E Jp 3 P, I I CWM 8 Wffffi , C, J4W9fQtAg?0jJM13g,fgft,ifM5 'ly wtf, 1272! dye Mi of W WWWZH A iff? Wdf ijff 'fe 'I A ERS OF '52 D. R. 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The Shopping Center of Erwin Main Street Erwin, Tenn. KEYS' JEWELRY AND GIFTS Phone 9092 Erwin, Tcnnesse HOWZE FLORAL AND GIFT SHOP Erwin, Tennessee Phone 8411 Mc'mber Florist Telegraph Delivery Assoriali THE WINGREEN COMPANY Printing - Engraving - Office Supplies ERIVIN, TENNESSEE PARKER CHEVROLET COMPANY Phone 3241 Erwin, Tennessee The Home of Your Chevrolet THE PATIO GRILL ., ,,,m:.E!, ,K Get Your Flowers from . . . GUN N AR TEILMAN N JOHNSON CITY'S LEADING FLORISTS 518 East Main St reet Ph 511 Afyd! - JVMN ' , 4 1 'slip 1 Wm L, if 5,jaaQIM5ff65fgaf5wtmf aiwjw LEL?eZgj??Q VNj ILASo'IEU1ilIilED MILK JW Avi' Ju fMfALwjl1,,M'wi1cE CREAM f W, ', itfff Qiiftlf 4 XM L THE KRISTAL GRILL 5 f : 0 Q The Best Hamburgers in johnson City ,smwfmr2 ivxawv awQx 4W1iW'ww' . Waist sfa N AVE DRIVE-IN 222 Washington St. at Delaware, on Highway 11 E JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE Sa11dwicbes-Steaks-Chops-Chicken Private Fount Dining Rooms Servi MILLER BROTHERS CO. 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Compliments of DOSSER'S DEPARTMENT STORE JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE QJKE' - LOUIS' SHOE SHOP UW Dixrounl to College Studenlsn 117 Buffalo Street Phone 1568-J Compliments of BROWN MILLING COMPANY JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE Congratulations-Grads 1952 'IONES-VANCE DRUG STORES, INC. JOHNSON CITY, TENN. Complimwlls of H. E. HART, 'IEWELER RAINBOW CORNER MARKET STREET DRUG CO. A Good Plate to Gel the Bei! Soda: - Sandwifhes - Magazines Walnut at Earnest 1052 E. Unaku 154 WCS! Marker SGGC! johnson City, Tennessee Phgme S212 S. H. KRESS 81 CO. lVlJere the Students Buy Their School Supplies Ph 0 4 ' V 102 East Main Street johnson City one 3 3 Juhnson Cn, For clothes that are smart that will give the boys' heart u Klart, lry NETTIE LEE SHOPS 204 E. Main Street johnson City Phone 2647 SMYTHE ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone 5133 258 Main Street Johnson 'C' ' Compliments of SERVICE DRY CLEANERS Near the College CUIIIPIIJH THE JEWEL BOX 247 E. 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