East Tennessee State University - Buccaneer Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)
- Class of 1953
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His friendly niztnner has the respect of lmth students and faculty. Chief liZll'11CIfU shows us hmy to enjoy life un Il high plane, and he gives the lazy few who would drift, ll guidepost to a lmetter, inure useful life. l1eez1use, to us, he typihes one z1i1n of eduezitiun we dedicate the 1953 ll1'c'e,xx1':1c11 to hiin. C' dan FRANK G. CLEMEN T Gozfewzor of Tennessee Uni' new g'UYCl'I101' Frank G. Clement is one of the yuungest men tu hold this high oflice in the state of Tennessee. He brings tu Nashville experience :ts at lawyer and nieniher of the Feclerztl llureztu nt' lnvesti- gzttion. A native of Dickson, Governm' Clement unclerstztncls well the vital instruction that zt state college can supply to the yming peuple of Tennessee. We the students of East Tennessee State Cullege :tp- preeiztte his active interest in our pmgress. DR. QUILL E. COPE Commissioner of Education Ur. Quill E. Cope. new commissioner of ecluczition, hrings to his oliice first-hand experience in the classrooms of both elementary and high schools. His experience extends to the ziclininistrzitive level. He has served as a high school principal, a county school superintendent, and an associate professor of school administrzition. A graduate of George Penhocly College and New York University, Dr. Cope has clecliczited his life to educational work in Tennessee. Bmfgin E. Dossett Uwe Z9 ideal A familiar sight on the State College campus is the tall, distinguished gentleman with the hat and pipe. Deeply interested in the growth and progress of State Col- lege is our President llurgin E. Dossett. The former State Commissioner of Edu- cation, President Dossett came to us in 1949. Our large enrollment and beautiful new buildings are a htting testimonial to the man whose main interest in life is to further the educational advantages of students in the East Tennessee area. Even with the pressing problems he faces every day President Dossett always is willing to stop and give a hearty handshake and winning smile we all admire. Since he has a family of four children. President Dossett knows well the needs of the college student. XYe thank President Dossett for his unflagging interest in in our many problems and needs both spiritual and temporal. XVith his fine guidance we know we can contribute materially to the future of East Tennessee and America. Br. Baltnn HEI. Igrnum ilu mvmnriam 111: l11'0'ZL'1l is 111'1111. 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Adfwnwzzwzaw P. XV. AI.12XANn1a1a M155 IC1.I..x Y. Ross IDR. IQ. H. I':I.I.XSSICN Umm 1701111 of H'Y0lIIt'll Cf1'41a'1mz'0 lJ1'f7fII'fllIt'lIf C!zc11'1'111f111 IDR. C. C. SIU-1RRUl.D IJ,xx'11m S1Nc'1.A11e IiL'R1,1csux IDR. If1c.xx1Q l 1m.1m f,l'f'.S'idt'llf li'71101'1'1'11.x' .IJUIIII lfllIt'l'I.fII,S' Rvg1'.s'l1'u1' lf111U1'1'I11,v Here are the people who Umake the wheels go 'roundl' at State. 'liheir untiring interest in our future provides the adhesive that causes State College to function as a coordinated unit with one hnal aime- to give America welleeducated citizens. XY11-1.mxi M. l3i4:Asr.14:Y MR. SOLON CEIQNTRY MR. JOHN A. CLACK Umm of zld1'11issz'01zs flS.S'Z'JlLUlIff Rz'gi.rf1'c1r Bursar apartment ends Here are the men and women who take the multitudlnous records, details, and minor tribulations that make up college lifeg mix them together: and produce the product that enriches our culture for a lifetimew-the State College Student. lfI'1'.v! lx'mu: JOHN ID. .Xl.l.ICN. li11gIf.s'f1,' EIOIIN H. BIxII.I4:Y, H1'0I0g'x',' CATIIARINIQ BAIQIILIQ. B1r.v1'1Iv.v.v --lci1111'11I'.vI'raiffm,' FRANK I3AIzCI,Ev, l9ir1I0gy,' IfLlSIi BARIQIQTTIQ, Lfibrzzry SrimzI'v. SFFOIIUI Rmu: IEAIAIA LIQIQ BARTON, lJl'fII7ZCYfI-f'.Y,' VVII.I.I.xII M. BI-LASLIQY. Iet'gf.X'fl'1I1',' XYII.I,Is li. l3IIsI,Ic, liI1gI1'.I!I,' HAIaIu'Ia'r S. HI..-xfIqwIeI.I.. llama fif'0Il0l11l'!'S,' JIQRRY N. BOONIQ, .S'fwvI'!z and !lm1'1'1Ig. 'l'IzI'1'd Row: GIQRTRVIJIQ BORIQN, Tl't7I.IlI-Jlfj Srlzoolq RIADISON HROOIQS. Plzyxiffzl lidIII'I1f1'o1I,' CI,IIfIfOIzII BOYD, C1Il'7lII.Sfl'j',' CHRISTINE BI7IzI.IcsON, li1zgII',vlI 5 KIONDEI. BI 1 I'IcRFIEI.1J, .1f1r.viff. 170111711 Row: T.lft'YT.I,IQ CIxxIIfIII5I.I., .Sil7l'7'C7ZLfII'3',' TIIOIIAS COLEMAN CARSON. IUaI!Im1111Iff,s',' LfI.ARIeNCI5 CAIQIIIQR. !'xyrlzuIogy,' DRLTRY H. CARIIILL. E11gIi.If1,' 'RALPH CLARKE, yxfllfllfflg Sclzool. Fifflz Row: XvIiI.MA CLOYD, lfC1llllFlIIllfI-IIV,' HILIIRIEIJ COLI41, SUl'l'l'ILfI1'j',' JEAN COIfIcI.ANI:, BzI.vi11II.v.v C2ffl.l'l',' .II'I-I.xx IJ. CROCKER, Plzysmzl lid1Ir0t1'o1z,' MACK ,DAV1S, Tl'tll'1l1'IIg School. 'Wiliam ' x1x1,x IuxRR1i1,1, lidzmzffozz xvmx I:lCRGl'SlbN Iimazozzzuxf xkx' FI'rz1'.xTR1c1i IX um! lfdzrmfmn ,'4IAI'A'f ICU-rv: ICIDITII llxxxsux. lf11rfIi.fl1,' H. D, DAWSON C!lt'l1II'.Yf1'X',' Kllccmlualc N. lluvlc. li11gfIfxl1,' Rvnlix I':I,I.XSSIiX, lfcz'1m1timf',' HAROLD H. lJl'flGIiR. lli.vlm'f'. ,S4l'l'UJ1d Rfrzux 5l.x1zcz,xR15T Dl'GGIiR. Iiuglixfzg Iixum I.lcli IJYIQR, .S'vr1'vlf11',x',' Alu ll. If.xRN1cs'1'. llama lfl'UlI0llIIvl'.S',' Ifluxlxli liI1RII,xR1uT. 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I,L'IiIiR, lidzzcatiozz. lifflz Row: MARY LYONS, 1,iZ11'1111'v,' Loulsli Klvlilcri, Plzvsiral Lidllftlfflillj IQLINUR NIl4CIfNIi. T7'llI.I1l.lZg Srlmolg FRED L. BICCUNE, Ed11c1zti011,' Nlmm.-Q1.1N1f1 KIcI,,x1N, .S'11f1'1'i1z1fj. lfizxvf Rmv: IX. N. AIANNING. li1IgII'.I'f1,' PIARRY MARsIIAI.I., l1IriII.ff1'fI1I .lrlxf ICLXYYN XIARTIN, lfIv15f1'I1pl1y,' H. Ci. KI.-XRTIN 7'1'fzfIII'IIg .S'I'fI00I,' ISARICI, AIARTIX, yifllilllvllfj ,S'I'l1fmI. .S'I'm11d Rama' XYIRCQINIA NIAXICY, l'!IxxI5in1l lfd1II'I11'I'mI,' CAININ I . MIQRIAIQR. HII.I'I'1II'.Is .'lcz'II1I'II1',Ir1'z1fIf11I ,' FLIIRA M ARII2 RIICRTC- IIITII, l1dI1rIIim1I3 'II'ANI'I'A MI'I'c'III-:I.I.. ll0.vII'.v.v of Carfax' llallq 'IAAIIQS I. MIIIINIQY, II1ClIl.X'fI'lfYf .lI'f.v, 'l'lIi1'd Rmu: hloSIiIfIIINIc M'cVI'I.ow, P!Iy.v1'fIII lfdI1I'IIIimI,' HIQRXIAN fMDIil.I., lffolrrgvvq KIARY IiI.I2ANcmR CYNILAI., T1'I1i1I1'1Iff Y .S'c'lIIml,' IxcIRIcRT I'AYx'I'IiR, T1'cI1'III'I1g ,S4f'!I00I,' QIIIAFXICT, XYIIIYS PIIQRSIIN, lx'.O.Y'.C4. l:0IlI'1'!I Rmu: CYNTIIIA I'Ic'IiARII. T1'6II.I1I-JIU .S'I'lIrm!,' I.. I . I,IIiRl'li, lff'UI10lIIlAt'.V,' 'lI,'I.IA VITTS. l,l.17I'lI1'-VI l.II.I.IAN VIIIC Tmixzizzg .S'rlz0oI,' CARI. RFNFRO, Lllwrfzry. lfffffz Rmu: XY. F. ROIIIZRS, 1II'.vlo1'y,' I.. Ia. RI I'I.ANII, R. 0. I. C.: li. P. SAXYYICR, .SOFICII .St'fI'lIK't'.' XYIRGIL SI2I.If. lIIIxI'f RI'ssI2I,I- SIIAIIIIAN, 'l'raI'IIiI1g .S1f!I00!. XIALONIE SYOIYNG GFOfl1'tIf?flvV 'xi Rn-zu: SMI R. SIII4:Im'o0IJ. LfI7I'tI1'j',' IiI.IzAI3I2'1'II SI.m'I'AIIa. .-lI'f,' llmm SIIITII, llama Iiro lIOIIIif'X,' HAI. H. SIIITII, LfI7l'lIl'3',' NORVIN SMITH, R. O. T. C. X'IImIIc1 Rrmn' Xvlil.I.,-X AIAIC SAIITII, Yifllillillg Sdzoolq GLIAZNN SI-I-xx.xIaIcI.I., l9II.vI'IIv.v.v lidIIr'IItioII RIVIIAIQII S'I'IQx'I5NscIx, l3I'0I0gy,' D. G. S'I'c,IL'T, .S'ufIII1 .S'fI'v1II'I',' ,Mm S'I'IcoNrQ, ,l1l'tIilII4llfj Svlzaol 'l'I4Ix'I-:'I I'Ic. rlqftllhllillfj .S'I'!I0o1,' f3XYIiN xYAI.LAL'Ii. 71I'tIilII.Ilfj SI'lIImI,' l,. IJ. XY,xI.I.Is, lI1dIt5fl'IAlI1 .-Iris. lfunrllz Rfwzuf 'l'IIIuI,xs XY. XX'IIITIiIII5IxII. C'1II'IIIi.fI'I'y5 FRANK 13. XYIl.I,lANIS. lli.vfIIry,' Q.IIAS1i S XYIxIfIzIcY, .S'fwI'I'l1,' NI-Il.l.Ii XYIIIIAQIQ, H0xfI'.v.v. SIIIIII' Hull: S'I',xII -I. XYIIIIII. l'lI-v,II'I'II1 lidu Vllffilll. The acuity ird l6Im',- O. R. SI I'ToN. 191151.11855 EdIIrIItIoII,' I,llII.I.I.I' M. 'l'IImI,xs, 'l'I-IIIIIIIII Sv!IIml,' AI.xI,x .I Uk 4e4 ggi? 4,,...,,, Q A QA J . - . fx W M 'M -at C1z1'zdid11z'0s for tim .U11sz'0r of Arts Degree 7f6l6fZ!6lfU Students Q 1 First Rum' T. M. CARTER, EIJNA CURTIS, LAMANIJA CURTIS, HUGHT Emxixkns, MRS, JOHN F1Q'rz1aR XIARTYNE FUSHEE. S'1'm11d Row JAMES Gmnms, Pm.Lx' Gklzrzfz, ZANE GREY, MRS. R. T. HIQNIJRIX, RO1s1iR'1' Gm' IIYDER MARY Al.1c1c LQILGURE. 'lwl11'1'11' Rrm' Bl2'r'1'Y MCKAY, XN'1I.1.I,x1m NURNJN, SHERMAN SIHCLT., ffliSI.liR Slxln-sux, JOE SMITH 'FRAYIS SMITH. 1711111111 lx'1J1u limlu' S'1'A1f1-'uR1:, RALPI1 S'rm r, MRs. 1iRN1as'1'1xr: 'l'R1a,x1m'AY, XY. XY. VVIlI'l'I.UC'K, N 3 55. 119-jx, QE - ..,... : If -by af 1' if his . .:.,,. .. si: 1 OvfiLiCCl'.Y P d t , ......,.,.. G H I P d t . ,,... M C 5 t y B C I P D m f 'f x 1, 'X Wifi? - 4 S 2 f iix M Seniors HVSN A-Xmis O. Anfwi. .Sbrifil .S1f1lU'iA'.Y Beirut, Lebanon l.ElmY XY. .'Xl.I.liY l11d11.fl1'ii1l .Al1'1.i Grundy, Virginia .XNTHQJNY EXLYAREZ .Hath South Plai11Held, New Jersey Dokis CAROLYN ANDERSON ,llzwir Moslieim l.l ruER ,-X. ARrzEN1sR1Gu'r li11si11v.r.s' VVashingt0n Cullege BETSY :XRMSTRONG E11gIis11 Surgoinsville BILLY RAY BAILY Indzzstriul . Irlx ,Iolmson City LIUXTAS RVBLE BAILY C11P!lIiXfl'vV Jonesboro ,IQE T. BAILY Iiziglislz Bristol KENNETH BAILY llistmjv Baileytou PEGGY NELI. BAILY Ilmm' Ev Kingsport XIARTHA joia BALCII 1101110 lic Elizabctliton HARRY NE.AI. BALI, .SiUZ'ilIl .S't11d1'm Bristol Sui G. BARNES Zit'11110111ifJ and S0l'li01LJfj-V Blouiitvillc KIARKEIE B.u'MuA1411NicR li11,11li.v11 joiiesboru Seniors NIEINLY AGNES BENFIELO Art Kingsport B. G. BENTON Industrial Arts Clinchport, Virginia ITIORACE NIAYNARD BLEVINS Erwin Louis JACK BOOHER Kingsport N. XIURPHY BOOTH Johnson City FANNIE SITE BOWLING Kingsport Geography I?u.vimrsr IlItI71I.Yl'l'Z.t1l girls 13 11.rf1u'.v.x' ,IEWELDENE AIAXEN BOYD ,llzzsir Kingsport IQOBERT J. BOVLE 15,Il.YlIlt'.l'.f North Plainfield, Ncxx jersey BEN CORRIQK BRANCII Ifzzylirlz Elizabetliton EVELYN LOUISE BRANT Ar! Johnson City FLETCHER G. BREEDEN Ifidustrinl Arts Greenevillc CLYDE N. BROOKS Math Greeneville M. CHRISTINE BROOKS Englirlz Harriman AILEIQN BIAY BROWN B11.YI'l1l,.l'.Y Limestone CHARLES G. BROWNINO Busiucss Telford Seniors IMOGENE VVALTERS BROWNING Home Ec Limestone SYLVIA N. BRUNVNING Geography VVashington College TRENE BROYLES English Chucky ROBERT R. BROVLES Health and Physical Education Chucky ROBERT F. BRUMIT English Jonesboro KENNETH NICGREGER BRYAN, JR. Health and Phys. Ed. Johnson City PIONVARD RALPH BRYSON English Cleveland l'lI2RBlCR'l' BUCHANAN Industrial Arts Erwin GEORGE DOUGLAS BUDA History Johnson City - JOHN lX'lILTON BUNCH Biology Tazewell OLIYITX JANE BURDINE Art Telford CARL REED CALLOWAY I?nsine.rs Jonesboro ALTA BERNICE CARTER E1-glish Erwin RUBY G. CARTER English Mars Hill, North Carolina CYLUE CATES Industrial .-iris Hampton Semors Clzeuzisfry Habershame Engflislz 9parta11b11rg South Carolina If 11.f1'111's.1' -1011115011 City Jlaflz X 111Cc1111cs Indiana l?11.vi111'.v.v lxmgbport Erzylixli Ixnoxullc 511' 1,011 11' ,IOhllb01l City li usinfsx Brietol, X lrgiuia 13 rlsirzzxm' 1 lwabethtoim Home EClI'll17ll1f1'S City Busbzcss Citv li1'o1zon11'r.v and Sociology City 1101118 Ecoxiouzifs Flizabethton .S'o1'1'al .S4flldit'.Y Ton mend llislory South Plamfield New jersey W . Semon .XR'rm'u Rl. IJ1cFIl.l.wn ' South Plainfield, New jersey H11.vim'.v.v Kl.xRjm:1l2 QI. DIiXYI'I I' llmllll una' l'!1y.viml lilfllftlflvlll Clrvclu-villv xloux S. IPICYTUN .wkimzm Ifurbes, Nurth Carolina RAl,1'xl EIJXYARII l3II7Dl.li l?1r,vinf.v.s .I0hl1SOll City Inns R. I,J1r.I.mx' Jlzfxiu Jonesboro XYARRIQN XY,xx.K1QR Ilomas llisfm'-v :Xppalachia X.X'I'Al.Ili llmxluxx llislory SE1V2ll1I13l1. Georgia XI.xR1.xx li. linux li11gflisl1 jonesbm'o Primm' IJl'I,.XNIiY lirwzunzirx ff I ,Blountvillc F 4 .X ' gf -1 'Q - -W i L , I Wx'r,Iw.y.GR1KNT YJIINCAN Euglzxlz, Chucky DUNALU LEE Dvxlis H11.vim'.v.v Grceuevilic lar.1z.xmaTH .Xmwwusn Iufxkm Erwin XYH,Rl'R Il. Iimaxs Plilllllllllll l,rvR1m.xx lx. l'.I,I.IzNBIR4. G11-c110viIlc ILxRr:.xR.x JVN1-1 Iir.1.ls lYQl'CCI16'ViHC lfnlrylixlr lfugylixli .X'f11fliw.f llmm' lfL'01lU?!lfL'.Y Seniors XvAI,TIiR PATRICK El.l.IS Elizabetl1to11 MARczARE'1' ,ANN lCsTEs Cl1u1'Cl1 Hill Music H 01110 Ee JOAN FARMER E11gI1',yl1 JOl1llS01l City IQORIERT S. FERRARI' 3051111 Siudirs lXlo11c111gal1ela, Pc1111sylVa11i:1 lEI,1:ERT LEE F1 EI,11EN I?11.vinrs.v Halls Cross Roads Cil.lFTON Eu FOSTER I1zu'1z.If1'z'aI Arts lf1'11'i11 XlARc':ARE'r T, FREEMAN I?1z.vi11c'.v.v JOl1llSOll City iXlARY ,NNN F1'11G1: Ccngyrczjvlzy S111'goi11svillc GERAL11 F. CiAA Ellaflz JOl1l1SOll City iXlARGARET ICATHERINE GARLAND Art Greeucville l'lART.IEV S. GARRETT Iwusir Ca1'1'yto11 VIRGINIA LOVISE GRAY Hmlflz and Physical Edmciiimz Greeneville JLTLUS S. GIQEIENIQ H1lSfl1I'S.S' Newport PEGCIY JEAN GREENE EugIi5I1 JOl1llSOl1 City JOYCE .ANN GREGORY English Bristol Seniors XJAIJELEINE T. GREQORY Erwin JACK F. GRINUSTAHR Doeville Industrial Arts Geography ROBERT KYI.E GRINQETAFE Geography Hampton FREIJA ANN GUINN English Erwin NJALTIDE X7ALDINE GUINN Home Ee Erwin JAMES LEROY HAGOOD English Rogcrsville GENE P. HALE History Kingsport ETTA JANE HALL Sofial Studies Johnson City MARTHA HAI.T4 English Jonesboro HAROI.l3 NIADEN HALL Industrial Arts Jonesboro CHARLES E. HAMILTON Health and Physical Education Fordtown NIORRIS HABIILTON WILLIAM E. HANCOCK Industrial Arts Johnson City YELMA EVA HARRIS English Jonesboro ROBERT LEE HASH Chemistry Fall Branch 4 FQ 0 I -v !I . I Mr' H, ,V ' ,u . U ,A 5 .. , M L, KAI. X WM ...gf , V' 5 - ' I -' -. if Q A . Y ' . ' v ,f V It ,, ' ' A,6l7'Z07'5 M' ' J J ,J , , D ff f J rf? J .fa ' ,A V 'K Qrsoncxa WI HAwKINs ' linglislr C, V M Q , v Ixmgsport CHRISTINE HAYNIH Ilomf lil' Marshall, North Carolina ERMA l.I:I1: HEAIIRICK lizmirzvss Maryville SARAH l.Ul'lSE HENRY llunzv lic Newport XYILI. .-XI,I.I:N HILIIRIQTII Iiuglisli Lenoir City JoHN EARL HIXSON I11d'usfriaI riffs P:llZ3.lJCtl1t0ll JACK D. Homnas Pm' Lim' Johnson City l.Iio FRANCIS HLDIZIXN lwzdmvfrial .Irlx Xslitalvula, Ohio GI-:oIusIA E. l'lONliYl4L'TT liuglislz Bakersville, Nortli Carolina JOYCE JACQIJELIN Hoon linglisli PHILLIP HONN'ARIJ HORNE ,llu.v1'v Kingsport WILLIAM H. HORNIQR Ilfalfla and Physical Eduraiian Blountville JAMES H. HUf7l7I.E lizr.viuf.vs Kingsport .YNNA Lou PIITNT llmm' lit' Jolmson City XIARGARET Huwox 1?u.vi11f.I.r Bristol Seniors R xYnoNn Lovin Isimcs Elizabcthton NNETH CARI, ISTRI-3 Johnson City XRNOLIJ Ii. JoHNsoN Efonomifs Jellico Plains Uoarmz JEAN JOHNSON .'XShi8llfi, Kentucky ors XfIVIAN JOHNSON Kingsport Y vmzm' T, JOHNSON, HI A Mmrma 'IUNFQ Elizabctliton Grcenevillc XXILLIAM ELBI-:RT JONES Bristol RIQTH Bkowx Jonnrxx Elizabcthton In-:TTY Ji-LAN KEESLINLQ Kingsport XIRS. F. XY. KElil,liX' Johnson City JIANNE N. K1iNN1-:RLY Jonesboro QHARLES C. KILMICR Erwin Q HARLUTTP1 ANN Kimi JVANITA H. Kim: Jonesboro M arshall. North Carolina Iazdushfiol Arts Soriol tsiflldilh' and Sociology H own lic l?14si1zcs.f Sprzriislz Gvoglmflzy Biology !f1lSi!lt'.V.S' Bll.Yi71L'S.S' Htfllli' ffm? .J Izmir Clzvmisfry lfnylixli lfnglisli l Seniors HARRY KINGSOLX'ER Bristol, Virginia OSCAR D. KITCHENS Hampton N1-:LSoN DAVIS KYLE Bristol, Virginia ROBERT ALEX LACY Johnson City ELIZABETH A. LAMB Elizabethton JIMMIE LYNN LARIM1-:R Jonesboro VVILLIAM MERCER LARKIN Johnson City CAMILLE TURNER LAWRENCE Johnson City MARTIN H. LEIMKUHLER New Market FRANCIS LOYD LETTERMAN Green Mountain, North C JOHN E. LETTERMAN Green Mountain, North C KATHLEEN LEWIS Kingsport RALPII LEWIS Erwin WILLIAM ERNEST LITTLE Erwin CLAENCE W. LLOYD Health and Johnson City B uri 11035 I11d11.ff1'ial Arts Iiifsiizfxs Social Slndirs CvlZF1lIlSfl'j' Biology I? Il.Ylllt'A' 1: .-lr! lS'11.vi11v.x'.v Biology arolina 1?1l.YlllI'S.Y arolina lfuglislf l31r.s'1'11m.f Iiizsilwm I'h3'.vical ffdllfllflllll Seniors IJONALO I.. LOCKMILLER Social Studies Athens LOUISE LOGGANS Social Studies Fall Branch IANTHA RUTH LOWE Business Elizabethton HAROLO LUCAS Economics and Sociology Johnson City GOROAN XYILLIAM LUDOLF Business Elizabethton CHARLOTTE GULDEN LYLE Science Johnson City BONNIE JEAN NICBRIDE English XNY2l.Sl'llllglC0Il College BETTY ,ANN AICCONNELL Home Economics Nickelsville, Virginia TED V. MCCOWN Science Johnson City SIBYL INICCULLOUGH English Bristol, Virginia BILLY MAC KICKAMEY Business l.aFollette XVILLIAM BICKAMEY Business Andersonville ROBERT BOYER AICKIAHAN Biology Del Rio OUNLEY XICPHETRIDGE Social Studies Maynardville CAROLYN j, BIAHONEY Spanish and French Oliver Springs YY, Seniors BIILDREIJ MASTERS Health and Physifal Edufalimz Bnladean, North Carolina CLliX'E1.ANlJ C. KiA'l'L'lIETT Liinestone CIIARLEY CLAY M A'rLouK .Slfvial ,S'tz1d1'i'.r .SJOFIIHI .S'tzrd1'v.f Athens BARBARA :XNN RIALTPIN llvalth and Plzysiffil Ifdllfllfitill Chucky HERBERT T. AIILBURN Snfiolagy Kingsport GLADYS LOUISE IXIILLER In'1r.v1'm'ss Jonesboro BETTY SUE XIINGA 1JI1l.S'il' Fordtown XVILLIAM L. NIORGAN llvalth and Plzysical Iidzzvaliwi Roan Mountain JOHN PRESLEY XIORRIS .Hath Johnson City EGBERT GLENN MOYER, JR. lfuxincss Afton EVELYN E. Munn 1iu.finvs.f Johnson City ELIZABETH XVILLS MUSE Mountain City XYILLIAM IXIEAI. Jefferson City NELIA JUNE NELSON Dandridge Social Stirdifnf Healllz and Pllyxifal Ednmtimi Spnuislz MANY JOANNE NICHOLSON Health and Phy. Education Johnson City Seniors PAVLINE C, NORTON Business Decatur l.EOI.A B. OLINGFJR Iilflfll Kules Ford fj'I'IS BROWN ON'ERBAY' Iiidustrial Arts Gate City, Virginia LOIIIMIE BUEORD OWENS History Cannady, Virginia 31,-XMIE WILLIS OZNIER Social .Studies Erwin ELMER TYLER PEARSON Sl'lI'l1l'F Elizabethton TONINIY LIONEL PERRY Biology Bristol i'iI.NH-ZR XYAYNE PETERS Social Sririife lilizabethton NANCY JANE PIERSON English Bristol CLARA BELLE POTTER English Johnson City JAMES M. POTTER, JR. Health and Physical Education Elizabethton KIARGARET A. POTTER English Jonesboro FRANKLIN E. RAMSEY History Hampton AIILOREIJ JANE RECTOR Musir Jonesboro JANIES KERMIT REI-:CE Hiologg fxlountain City Seniom JANE BEASLEY REEDER Elizabethton BILLY JOE REEVES Shady Valley PowELI. DEAN ROLLER Kingsport HAROLD A. ROMER Johnson City JAMES ERNEs1' ROWLAND i Il I Il.VlI' 11i.l'f07'j Climizixfrj Industrial Arli- Smirll Sf11zl1'v.i' Fordtown MARY KATHERINE RONVLAND Sociology and EI-onaariics F ordtown GILMORE GNLEY SAHLIN lzzdnsfrial Arm Johnson City DOROTHY LEE SAMs Hcallh and PfIJ'S1.c'fIl Edumlifm Newport EVERETTE EUGENE SAMS Healilz and Physical Edumtimz Erwin LOIS ILENE SANDERS ,llafh Kingsport FRED WALKER SHANKS Bmiiicsx Sulphur Springs FANNIE BELLE SHARP Itlmif Elizabethton CHARLES M. SHEARER Cl1cnz1'stry Kingsport GENE F. SHIPLEY Iizzsirzrss Xvhitesburg BlARY L0 SILVERS History Jonesboro C, ln'1r11.x'l1'j' lgiflllllfflv Iilillfflfillll lillglisfl fzfflll 0 lll1't'.V lfugffixfl lfzlyflixlz lfIlSIv7It'.Y.x' lfllgflfxfl .lln.vi4' llislmjx' .llallz A IV! 1li.x'fm'y If llSflIt'.S'l Seniors Xl'ARn STOKES Ge0g1'apl1y johnson City RUBIE CRUSSELL STORY Home Economifs Jcmesboro ROBERT K. STRICKLAND Ilmltlz, and I 11j'SlL'Gl liducafinn johnson City BH.1.Il-1 K. Sll'l'HERI.ANI7 Engfixh Kingsport SARA Suns SWAGc:r:R'1'Y English Knoxville ANITA I. SWATZIQLI. l?11.ri11R.vx Elizabctlnnn S MARct1iLLIN1-: SUE TAYLOR flrl Elizabetllton RIARIKO 'FIERASKI EI1fIIl..YlI johnson City IVAN '1'1P'roN Muxiv Q 4- 4 .lohnsun Lily R, 1' in 4 55 . a Q JUNE V. ToLR1aRT Engglixlz Tazewell af BARBARA ,ANN TRENTHAM English Parrottville BARBARA ,ANN TURNER Fuglixlz Brouklinv, Mass. JACK DAVIS TVRNIQR lfzzsirzmv Sneeclvillc LILLIE BIAE TYL1-:R Ileallll johnson City :XLMA HN'lJl2R XYAVGHAN C'l1m111'.vlr'y Kingsport Seniors BILLY jon XVINES jo11esbo1'c1 NAXCX' 3111111.12 VVA1.K1z11 Sulplnlr Sp1'i11 C11ARL1zs I.1N1113U11G11 XVALLAC12 1011115011 City RA I.l'lI VVAR11 EliZ3bCtl1lOI1 RIARTHA HALL VVARR1-:N Piney Flats DAx'111 C. XYICBH 10111151111 City QS ,1'I1lSiC G'C0g7'Llf71lj' I11zlzzs11'ial .flrlx Dldltslrizll Arlx Englfislz Hvalfh 111101 l,lIj'.fIAt'lII Ifdllfllffxlll RIARGIE ll.-XRH-I XXYEBB Efzglislz lfIizab6tl1tf111 ,'XI.LYN HENRY X'V1c11:1a1, 1IIdIl.Yfl'flIl .Iris XYcst Orange, N XYILLIA111 HUGH XYELCII I1i.1fm'y 16111611 IJONALIJ EUGEN15 XYICIR l5'11si11r2.c.v Athens C11AR1.Es EDXYIN VVHA1.12Y li11.1i11f.c.1' Gatlinburg l31:'1'T112 jo XY111T12 Iirzglixlz, Unicoi DUN GENPI XVH1T1H: Hualflz and 1'l13'.11'1'nl Edzzfafimz VVl1itesb11rg H14:1.12N D1i1.c11z1-Qs XYHITE I?fnl11g1y 1011115011 City I.1.m'11 LYLIC VV111'1'1a Baileytm SOL'1'Ul 54f11d1'f.1 Ruiaum' C. AARIUN W' NiARIUN VV Ay 4 rl I wiili ir.,1gA mc' ' .- 1 f I . . JUNE A1 NN DoNAi.n R. Seniors XVIIJIQNER Bristol, Virginia 1i.l,l1.xi'c1-1 Unicm City 1Ll,HAl't'K Union City ' I - 4 XVIRGINIA 1.151-1 VV11.suN juru H. XVINSTUN JQANN junxsox Wfoon Lois VVOOIJS CHARLENE .HUB XYORK Ifllglislz .Slwifif .S'tz1zfit'.v .5'ut'iul ,SifI1!HL'A' M1 XNf111l.mMs V . lirzgflixff rf' f J T 1QliZalJctl1t'r,fnf- f' 'f ff' .- ' 1 f .Q 1 ' '. , f- ' ' ' . fl, ,,-M ,. , .,i,. , ily, ..,i,,A ,.,,.f. I. .Jun I.. LI.1:1,gx15 I Iirzglixlz ' ' ,lolinsnn City P VN'1LL1Axisox l'hy.vit'aI Iidzrtutinzz Chucky llmzn' EL'UllUlI1IAtlV lilizabcthtnn !!i.vfu1'y Bristol IIUIIH' lfL'Ul10HIit.V johnson City B zzsimxvs Elizabethton ALTA NVRILHV1' ,llzfsir Kingsport l?11.vi11z'.r.v johnson City fs aft'-1 f ask , 4 SQ K .T fm - xx is LQJ ga 1- ' Ni ' L., - 5 -4 ' Vxs. iff . 'Ni wi? RQ X ' if A R ff . v X Ink, f- 1'., iq A 1 V' , 'XJ xx '74cm24 to 0:41 Fcneazfa . . , kt last we are seniors . . . ancl each year was hetter than the last! XYe'yc hacl nur share uf the lun, the quizzes ancl tests, hluehuolts, parties, and classes XYQ have hacl help all along' the way, though. frmn our lriencls, teachers, aclvisnrsf hut nmst of all, from you. You are respunsihle for nur gracluatirang you instillec in us frmn early clnlclhoocl the clesire tu learn ancl to achieve. ln this stnall way we are trying to express our cleepest appreciation fur the interest, crmperatirm. anrl lnve that has heen such a vital part of nur college life. I'1'csidcut ..... Vice-P1'csidcHt ...., Secretary ..,.. T1'casu1'e1' . . Reporter ,,.. I Ojfcers .....ELiG1zx12 CHRISTIXNI , ...RALPH E. IIQNNIN s .. . ,HELEN HOPE HELVEN Qi ....,....,....b1aNESlam. .,...jACK L. MURRI Xff , N55 A 'A' qQ, ,-, f ' Q1 Tx , X l fn L 2 f f' I' I nf' zmiors First Row VVILLIAM RAY ABNER LOIS ANN IALEXANIJER XIARY ANN .ALEXANDER BRUVE R. ,ANDERSON Second Row GEORGE M. ARNOLD PEGGY ARNOLD ELZIE ELMICR BAIN, JR. IJORUTHY SITE BAIRD Third Row BOB BARNETT SALLY ANN BARRUN PATSY .ANN BELLER CAROLYN ANN BELT. Fourth Row BARBARA ANNE BENNETT AIARY ELIZABETH BIBLE JOAN BIRD HIiI.lEN AfICK BLANKENSIIII' Fifth Row EDWARD BOLEY NIORTON BOSHEARS HOXN'ARD A. BOWERS AGNES PATRICIA BUXVMAN Sixth Row PHYLISS JOAN BRANDON AIILIJREID C. BREVVER BOBBY IRI-:NE BRITTON CHARLES NV. BROOKS Sezfmzth Row AIARY IQATHLEEN BROWN ANNA MAY BUDA DONALD EUGENE BULL ZANE E. BURLESON lfighllz Row AIARTHA LOUISE BYLEs JACK BURNIUE CABLE ERNESTINE B. CAMPBELL SHIRLEY G. CAMPBELL union First Row JfEITH CARIIWELI. STEWAR'I' J. CARRULYIII LEWIS M ICHAI-II. CARSON SARAH JANE CARTER .S1f7l'lIl!l'I Ron' XIALINIDA CLEII CARYILR JANE I., CHILIIERS GENE CHRISTIAN BILLY ELWDENIC CLANIAN Third Row ROBERT D, CULEMAN KIARSHA IJALE COLEMAN BETTE J. CRIZIQCII KIARTIIA ANN IJAKI-I FOIIVHI Now NIARY XI.-XRL2.-XRIi'1' IJARTEI XIILLARIJ IiARX'I-IY DAY lCIxIm:I-:NIQ DEACIIN XIAL' IDE IJIIVX lfiftlz Row VVII.INI.X ELAINE DVIQGER GAYLE NORMAN DVNN NIIINA LWARIE ELLIS NKJRBIAN I . EVANS ,S'i,1'!lI Row XYIQRA EYIQRIIART JOE Ii, FAIRCIIILIJ GEoIuzE PETE FARRIS HELEN :MARIE FAVLKNIQ R ,S4t'Z'P7If1Z Row JERRY RIJNALIJ FIIRIJ XIARI' :ALICE FRALEY NORMAN G. FRANCIS GAUK T, CQARLANIJ Eighth Row LAWRENITE E. CIARLANIJ I.Lm'II IX. GARLAND LORAINE JUNE GARLANI1 BILL JOE CASS ,fy 14, JENN if uhzors First Row CHARLES B. GILT.ESPTE BETTY GOIJWIN BILL GREEN LILLIE MAE GREEN Second Row PATSY L. GREIER OSCAR GREOO ROBERT GRINIISTAFE JERRY VVADE GRISE Third Row HENRY M. GROSECLOSE NEILAH CAMERON HALL DONALD WAYNE HAMPTON JOHNNY M. HARRIS Fourth Row FREO M. HARTMAX PIIYLLIS C. HARTSf7C'JK TOMMY HAXYS HELEN HOPE HELYEY Fifth Rove' NIARGIE LYNN HERRCJN JOHN MARK LIOLIJER JACK D. HOUSEHOLDER ,S'z'.1'th Row BJURMA JEAN HUFFRII-KN CAROLYN L. HULL ELEANOR SUE HUSKIEX' BETTY JEANNE ISAALS -S1C'Z'Cl1fh Row KATHERINE REA IVENS M JXBETTY LOU JAYNES PFCCY IEE JAYNIH rf Eighth Row NYYLIE M. JOHNSON, JR. DJ-4:1 J. I.. JONES XMEANNE E. JONES LOVISE JONES zmiors Ifirxt Row OLIVER L. JONES ICLNQENE E. JORDON Br-:'l rv JANE Iii-TLSEY Q,HRlS'I'INli M. lxINr: .Skmrzd Row JAMES BRADFORD KING EVA BIAIC IQINSER OSEAR KITCIIENS KARL F. IQRICINPIR Third Row XrANDA JANE LAKIN BILLY JO LEE SATIRO LIAFSHA NIARY ELIZABETH LOONEI l O1n'!11 Row ROBERT l.x'LE LOWRI' BETTY RKISE I,Yl.E IJWIGHT KEITH LYONS XYERIJELLA C. XIVCAULEY Fifth Kun' JORETTA M. KIL'CONXIil.l. RIARY LYNN XlC'ClIl.l.0C'II IEVELYN XICGLUYE NIARGAR IQT L. NfC1VI'1R .S'i.1'fh Rau' FRANKIE D. RTANNINKL CORNELIUS NIARTINICAU XVIRGINIA R. MEAIIORR JOSEPII P. MILLER Svt'mzll1 Ron' DOYLE E. AIORELOCK BARBARA JANE XTORRI-21.1, JALAK I.. MORRIS Lois BELLE MYERS Iiigllllz Row PATRICIA D. NI-L.xsE FRANK PZARL NELSON ICSTIIER RTARIE NORMAN TENNESSEE ANN OyDPII.L zmiors First Row PAUL VVILLIAM Omni EDWIN T. OLIVER, JR. PEGGY j. ORNIILTFP' HORAQE B. ORR, JR. 1.9, R I Sftalllld How 'FREmmIE,.LEE PAINT!-ZR MIlL.O R. 56 , PARAIJIS a FRf'ANC'IS ANNE PARROTT gBEgl l'Y RLITH PAYNE Third Row HOHER L. PEASE DORIS A. PERRY IQENNETH PAUL PERRY JEAN G. PETERSON Fozzrflz Raw ROBERT GENE PORTER FRANPES J. POTTER SHIRLEY Y. POTTER BILLIE DORIS QUARRY Fifth R070 BARBARA j. QU1NTRE1.1, LOYETTE RANDOLPH IIORACE COX RANKIN IQOVAL CLIFFORD RAY Sixth Row g'XVlIiS IRENE R1cHARn5 JUNE M. ROBERTS JOSEPH B. ROBINSON, JR. GRACE ANN ROGERS Smwzth, Row DAVE G. ROOT HELEN KA'1'IC ROS!-IBI-ZRRY ROBERT F. SAMS IRIS BIYRTA SANTTAGO Eighth Row BOBRYE GENE SEAL JOY LEE SECHREST BETTY JO SHANKS BOB SHEPHERD zmiors First Row HARRX' SECRIST RIINNIE B. SIIOVN JIMIN C. SMITH ROBERT FRYIC SMITH .QKTIJIII1 Now XYILLIAM 12. STANTUN CAROI, SUE STIIJHAM CHARLES STOCKARII JuYI:E DEAN STUVT '1'I1i1'r1 1x'0'zU KIARTIIA ,ANN TAYLOR OIIBIN TAYLOR CHARLES G. TEIJFORII PEARL C. TII I'l3N 1'101t1'l11 1x'f1fn' LESTER K. X'liXY.XI.IJ HICURGIA .NNN VvAIIlIIiI.I. XYILLIAM Cf. VVAIJIJELI. Bonus' Jmf XVALKIQR lfifllz Ruin' XIARK 1flbWARIJ XYALKER El.IZAISlC'l'H ANNE VYALI. JANE I.. VVALLIS HETTY JEAN VVARIJ .S'i.1'll1 lfnff' NANCY ANN XYARREN 'I'HoMAs F. VVATSON VVARREN XVATTENRARIQER VVILLIAM Jo XYHETSEL .S'U'Z'f'll1h 1i'fm' DUN I :I.NIiR VVIIVFIC VVARREN D.AI.li VVIIITE JoAN :XXNYCE XVHITLEY NANIIY JQING VYTIJENIER 1514011111 Row DOROTHY J. VVILLIAMS KENNETH I.. VVILLIAMS ALMA JIISEPHINE VVILSOIN IJOROTHY A. VVINICBARKIIER DIQHN HAROLIJ VN'ormRU1f1f zmiors Ifirst Row NIAMIIC JOYCE VVQLHQ NIARY FRANCES Worm JOHN VVRIGH1' .S'U4'011d RUN .XRLISS Joie YWJVNG Bl-:TTY SL715 YOUNG Hf'ilIofu and In Pcztclzzwrlc Plczywfs illf61'f7I L'l'llfi01'l of Faz'lzcr of the Bride Oj7ff01'.v l'1'cxz'dwz! ..., . .,......., . . , ,J IM M112 Ijlilililf fvitxt'-l,I't'SI.dt'Ilf. , , . . , . XY11.1.1lc T11.sux ,S'm'1'c!f11',x' . , . . , XYILLIIA: B1i1:x'I.1i XY.x1.K1cl 'l'r'ms1m , . . . . . RlARr'EI.I.A Cum? I Q xx I l , Q Finisli Line ,An 2 Miles JI f v L 9 s 1 - ' I if 3 vf 4' , V E :Q e in X f ix, g 6 First Row RICHARD AUSTIN, JEANNE ARMSTRONG, ROXX'I.ANIJ :XTKINS-ON, BALIJXYIN, BARBARA ELEANOR AYERS, MARGARET BAIN, REBA BALSLEY, JACK BARKER. Sefond Row FRANK BARNETTE, XIARY RUTH BASHETTE, BIARY LOWELL BAKER, MARY BAUER, CAROLE BAYLESS, THOMAS BAYLESS, XVALTER BEAS- LEY, ICIA JANE BEELER. Third Row FRANK BELL, GPZORGE BPIf.T.AMX', GORDON BENNETT, FARRELL BLANKENSHIP, CHARLES BLEVINS, HANNAII BOSIIEARS, BILLIE LOU HOWERY, PHYLLIS BOWMAN. Sophomores F uurth Row GENEVA Bl'JYN'Sl2R, FREDERICK BRADLEY, JANE BRANHAM, JACK BREWER, BIARILYN BROOKS, DAN BROOKSHIRE, VVANIJA BRONVN, SYLYIA BROWNINC. Fiflh Row JOHN BROYLES, BILLY C. BRYANT, JIM BL'CIIrXNAN, JACK BLTCKNER, NIARGARET JO BUNN, LAWRENCE BCRLESON, GENEYIYE BURNS, JIM CAMERON. Sixlh Raw BETTY CAMPBELL, VVILLIAM IJAYIS CAMPRELI., BILL H. CARR, I.ljCIl.LE CARR, DOROTHY CARTER, JVNE CARTER, MARGARET CAR- TER, PATSY CARTER. ,ff Qc Soplzomores First Row Fomfllz Row BETTYIAM'CATIi,N'EI.I.IlCCHANlJI.IiR,lJENZ1L CHASE, YANQE CHASE, JOE C. DAVTS, JOE IJEAN DAVIS, Til-INNETH IJAYIS, PHYLLIS DEES ,FILEEN QLICNIMIER, BETTY SPE COLE, BUFORD CQLE, KIARCIQLLA JIMMIE IJEERE, IWARIAN DINXX'IIlIJIli, CILIARl.O'l I'E D1'rzcsER, RURICICI QUITE, DYSON. Svvmza' Row Fifth Row JACK Cf1I.I.INIiS, MARY UH' COM1'TON, jim CONSTABLE, DONALD M1I.1.1E EADS,RONALDIi11wARl1S.jAMl-:S I-fMoRx', ERMA JEAN E'l'Sl-1l', COUPER, GRACE CfJRNIi'l l', DOROTHY Crml'cH, GUY CUIQRTNIEY, TLA GWEX LOVE, VVAYNE EVANS, BETTIE jo FISHER, EIJITII FLEMINE. DEAN CHAIN. Third Row Sifrlh Row CARSON CRAWI-'uR1n, KIARGERY CRAxx'1fuRn, Ro1sERT FI, CRAXYFURD, KIACK FLETCHER, EDWARD FOSTER, MLTRIEI. FOSTER, GENE FRANK- KTEORGE CRISP, :ALAN CRHSS, DAN CL'1.ToN, CARULYN CURRY, LIN, UNA FRAZIER, KAY FRESHoL'R, NIILDRED FRITTS, Rom-:RT FRANc'ES DAKI41, FROST. 5 F irst Row FRANCES CT,-XMBLE, BETTY jo GARDNER, I.AI7RA GARLAND, SUE GAR LAND, JOIINNIE GARREN, BILL GARRISON, ROBERT GENTRY, VVII. IIIAM GENTRY. Second Row GERALD GILBERT, KIARY GII.l.ISPIE, PIIYLLIS GII.I.IAM, RUTH GLASS, BILL CEOIJSEY, JAMES GOSNELI., MARGARET ,ANN GOIIGE, PAT GREER. Third Row IIDXVARD GRINDSTAEF, NANCY GRINIJSTAFF, ROBERT GRINDSTAI-'E VVILLIAM GROSS, SUE GRLHR, XVILLARIJ REED HAI.I., GLENN HIXIN1- MOND, PATSY HA M RIFH. Sopizomores Fourth Row HUGO HARDT, FRED HARBZN, CHARLES HARRP2I.I., MARTHA SU HAR- RIS, DANIEL HARRISl'JN, CLARK HARTFORD, TOMMY HARX'EX', FLORENCE HAWKINS. Fifth' Row FRANK HAWS, JOHN HEAD, IRMA HEARON, GEORGE HENDRIX, LU- c'ILI.E HENRY, LOUIS HERNDON, CURENE HERRIN, NIARTHA HIGKS. Sixth Row REESE HIC'KS, FRED HILfKS1'JN, FRANK HIl.I7RETH, BILL HII.'l', BETTY JO HODGE, LVTHER HODGE, VIRGINIA PTOIJGES, I-PAYE Hfllill. Sophomo es F irst Row HELEN HOXN'I5I.I., CHARLO'r'I'E HITILLIES, SIIIRLEY HIJGIIES, FRANK HYDER, JEROME HX'IJI'IR, LONNIE HN'lJIZR, JAMES INOAI.IIsI.Y, FLORENCE IVENS. Sefrmd Row JOY JONES, CARI. KINCHELOE, H. C. IQINIILE, XYIRGINIA LACY, JOE LANE, BETTYE LANNINII, JIJNE LANNINII, BEVERLY LAWSON. Third Row XJVILBA LEUNARIJ, GLENNA LEWIS, JO ANN LEWIS, MILIIREII LOCKI-1, REBE4I4'.'X LONOIYIIRE, PATSY LOWE, KATIIRYN LOIYRY, DOROTHY LYNN. Fourth Row KATHRYN LYON, .ALICE LYONS, PIIYLLIS BICCALI., JO IDI-LANE MC- CAIYIY, RIAIIIQLINE KICCAMEY, CLEO NJCCLANAHAN, PLEAS RICCLURE, LOVISE LUCKEE. Fifth Row XYILLIE J, 1X'ICN1iESE, I-'REIIA JOAN KIFQITEEN, SHIRLEY XIADRON, HERMON NIANN, JOYCE NIAVPTN, JEAN KTAYES, DORIS MEADE. CHARLES RJILLER. Sixtlz Row CLYDE VV. RIILLER, 1-QAYMOND M. XIILLER, VVINFRED NIILLER, KIARY JANE IXIILES. CARIIION Nl!'l'K4HIiI.I., D, L. KJOOIJY, JERRY MOOOY, XIICRRILI. KIOURI-I. First Row ELIZABETH RIOTTIZRN, JACKIE IUULLINS, BARBARA KIURPHY, KYLE AIITRRAY, INANCY KIYRICS, BILL IXIAYE, ROBERT E, NORTON, DORO- 'rm' JANE OIJIiI.I.. Second Row CAROLYN CDRANIJUFF, TEIJ A. OTTINt3I4ZR, SHELBY PAINTER, ELIZA- BETH PARSONS, SHIRLEY PATTON, RUNIJA PETERS, PIAROLD POE, ARTHUR POPE. Third Row KENNIQTII PRICE, VVILLIAM PRIEE, IRIS QIYEENER, BILLY RAY, JERRY RAY, I.IwY HEI.I+lN REP.-XSS, CHARLES REYNOLDS, ROY LEE REYNOLDS. Sophomoffes F01H l'11 Row .ANN RIIAE, KIAIQGAIQET RICE, DAYIII RIOIQS, FRIEIIA ROBINSON, PAVLINE ROWE, CHARLES ROYSTON. CAROL RUNYUN, FAYE RUS- SIL I. I.. F iffh Row CHARLES SAMS, PEGGY SAMS, RALPH SAMS, RLIIPIJX' SAULSRVRY, SARA SCOTT, JAMES SI-IXVARIJ, SUE SIIANKS, NIARTHA JO SIIANKS. Sixth Row XVANIJA SHANKS, IEVELYN SIIEIIRARO, XIARV SILYERS, CALVIN SIM- ISRLY, SHIRLEY SIMMONS, SHIRLEY SIMONIIS, ,XIJAIR SIZEMORIC RAYMOND SLAVOHTER. Sophomores First Row JANETTE SIYIAIIING, PHYLLIS SIxIAI.I.ING, GERALDINPI SIIELSER, BETTY SITE SMITH, .IAMIQS L. SMITH, IWARY EYELYN SNODDERLY, BETTY SPRINKLI2, ,II-:RRY STAPLETON. Scmzza' Row JOSILPII E. STOPHEI., BILLII2 JACK STOIIT, HARi'JI.IJ STOUT, PATRICIA STOUT, GLENN S'I'R0I7P, Fox SVSIING, LAXCI-I L. SUTHERLANIJ, EI.- I.I2N 'I'.xYI,0R. Tl11'rd Row BIARIAX TAYLOR, IAJUISI-3 TI-:Ar:I'Ii, INANCY TIQIJFORII, SAM TICKI.Ia, VVILLIAM TII.suN, BII.I.Y TIIJTON. .lo .-XNN TmmIi'I I', PIQIQGY TREAD- WAY. Fonrih Row XYANIJA TRENT, BII,I. XvARNON, DOIIUTIIY NN'AImEI.I,, jo .ANN VVAD- m5I.L, NANCY VVAIIIIELI., VVILLIE Rr:RYI.Ii VVAI,KI4:R, DON VVARI1 RIARY SUE VVATKINS. Fifth Row PEGGY VVEBB, HIANSFKJRID VVELCII, ARYIN VVHITE, CARI, VVHITI4: PQATHRYN NYHITE, XYILLIAM VVIIITIQ, CARI. XYHI'I'TAIxI0kI:, TOMMY VVIDNER. Sixth Row LIAMS, BIQTTY VVINE, GIALUIIILIQ VX'I'I'HI-zksrrucmx, VIIIIIN XIICNG, PATSY YOIINII. , IELIZABETH VVILIJ, ELLEN VVILIQY, JACK XYIIIIAMS, PAI'I. XVII.- 7 M ,fm aw ' '::, wx .... , 534' A I ,.., W 1 , 5 if f 2.5 1 -,-- f ' 1,53 :f2'2gg53'1?f15E3, ., V5 V , 7 ,.: ,..., , . 5:fg, E 13 - A X Ojicefs y-Tr'z'a.fzn'cf' .,.........,,,.,...,, . . , ....,. . . . zhf K' 5? gf ,f Q N M f f 3 ' 4 1' ,w-ff QM M 'P .n 'I H . If , x!0!!, ffljfcg Q K ' X A ! ' ,C 4 ' L ' X . L . J , I, A , A . 1 ? esfrmm .JL wifi' ' '!,.x:4' 3 S rx Q A ' ff ' 'C Q ' . First Rbzufy Fourllf RUWS 2. - M' ' HILL DOL'cII.AS ADAMS, NANCY CAROL AIJCOCK, .ARNOLD LEE ADD- INOTON, GEORGE XYILLIS gXGNliW, KATIIERINE SIIARRON .ALEX- ANDER, CHARI.0'1 1'IC M. ALLEY, BETTY SITE ANDERSON, HARRISON O. ANIJIQRSON, JEAN AXIJEIQSON. .QPFOHCIY Row KIALTRIVIC H. ANDERSON. DIXLPI TATIC .-ARMSTRONG, ,ANNA LAURA AVSTIN, ROIII-:RT C. BACON, AIILICS BAINES, FREDDIE VVAYNIC BALL, GLADYS FAYE BALLANCE, BRIAN BANKS, CARLOS XVILLIAM BANKS. Third Row VIQHIHNIAS .AXLYIN BANNER. XIARIQARFTI' BARE, PEGGY JANE BARGER, JIMMY PORTER RARKER, NIARY RIARJEAN BARNES, GORDON BARN- ETTE, QXLYS RIARIIC BARR, DI-:I.I.A BARRli'I I'. IQIAVANDA JI'NE BAR- RIQTT. GEORGIANA BARRETT, JAY D. BAUMGARIDNIQR, JR., PATSY ANN BEACII, CLARENCE CARSON fJSl'AR VVIIIIIJRN BECK, NANCY JO BIEICLIQR, BEGIEY, EI.IzARE'I'II :ANN BEGLEY, GERALD VV. BEGLEY, XVAYMONIJ T.. BEOLEY. Fifth Row fIICRAI.D BEN BELCHER, CHARLES STICPIIICN BENNETT, NORMA JEAN BENNETT, NORIIIA JANET BERKI-ZS, SANDRA L. BERRY, RAY BIRCH- FIELD, ROBERTA JANE BIRD, JNURMA JXGNICS BISIIOP, VVILLIAM A. BLAKEMORE. Sinrfh Row DAVID BLANKENIsEc'KI.ER, I.. J. RLANKIiNIH'IK'KI,IiR, 'JQUNITA P. BLANKENSIIII-, JEAN BLEYINS, XYANIJA XYEE BLEYINS, CARULYN CS. BOLEMAN, CECIL E. BOLLING, CLARENCE V. BOLTON, CARI. BOIYERY. reslzmen First Raw XVILLIAM F. BOWLICS, 'LEONARD BOXVMAN, CAROLYN F. BOWYER, DON BOYIJ, JO ANNE BRAIIEORI1, PRISCILLA T. BRAIIEORI1, PEOIQY JO BRADLEY, CORA M. BRANIJON, HARRY RAY BRENIJELL. Scfmzd Row LILLIE BREWYER, EMMA BRICKLEY, CLATE XYILLIAM Bums, FINNIE H. BRINKLEY, NATHAXIET, HIXRRIS BRISTOL, CRISTORA NIAE BROCK, BEN MARTIN BROOKS, XJIVIAN AIJELL BROOKS, BOBBY RAY BROOME. Yxlllrfd Row FLORENCE .-XNN BROWN, JAMES BROWN, LOWELI. DARWIN BROWN ROBERT RAY BROWN, ,ALVIN K. BROYLES, EOWARII LEE BRYANT I JEWELL Cz. RRYSON, DOROTIIY E. BLTCIIANAN, DOLTOLAS Llili BUCHANAN. FuIu'tl1 Row JIM BUCHANAN, QXNNA BIA!-I BULLOCK, DWIOIIT BIINTON, ROSILANII A. BURLESON, CHARLES VV. BLIRLINO, XIARY MAROARET BETLER, BORRY LEE BYRI1, URIs CAIZLE, LEVVIS JOEL CALLOWAY. Flffll Rnw BILLY FRI-:II CAMI'IsELI., JAMES R. CAMPBEIII., LAYERNE P. CAMP- IIELL, MARY ETTA CAMRREL1., RALPH E. CAMPBELL, VVTLLIAINI R. CAMPBELL, HAZEL ELIZABETH CARIJIER, JAVK L. CARMACK, JIMMIE C. CARMICHAEL. Sirflz Row ELEANUR NIAE CARR, ERNEST EIIWARII CARRIER, NIAR'l'HA 12. CARROLL, RICIIARIJ H. CARSON, ,'XLIcE JOAN CARTER, GLEN H. CARTER, NIARY RUTH CARTER, RICIIARIJ CARTWRIOIIT, THEOIIORE R. CASIIIA. Firyf Row JAM!-15 EIJNVARD CASSITY, BENJAMIN L. CATE, BIARTHA JOANN CAU- DlI.l,, lNfARGARl2'l I'Ii CIIAMRERS, JAMES P. CHANDLER, XIARY LOU CHANDLER, PEGIIY CIIAvI'EI.I., IJANA XIARII-I CHURUII, RILLIE GRACE CLARK. St't'0IIlf IVUITU BILLY JOE CLARK, JDE PJARLICY CLARK, RUTII EYELYN CLARK, NIARIAN E. CLARKE, VVILMA J. CLICMONQ. JACK B. CLIUK, SAVANNAH LEE CLINTON, FRANUES MARIE CLDYD, DOUG RAYMOND CDMIIS. Tlzira' Nutr' AIARJIIRIE ANN CDNDIIIIF, RDRERT A. CDDK, IQOIHERT EARL CIIIIKE, XYALTI-:R D. CDRIIE'I I', JEAN CDSIIY, HIIVVARD CUVRTNFR, JAMES CDN, JAMES H. CDN. JAMES NIELYTN CDN. eshmen lfozwilz Row JAMES RDI-IERT Cox, BIARY SUE CDN, HERSUIIEI, H. CRAFT, FRED C QRAXYFORD, GENE PAUL CRDSRY, SIIIRLEY M, CRDSS, DAN XVII.- LARD CRDWE, KIAYNARIJ CRDVVE, BARBARA SPE CURTIS. Fifflz RMI' IJARRY JASON CURTIS, LARRY c9l'IRAI.Il CURTIS, IJULTGLAS l.I-:E IJAIJIC, BILL DALE, VVOUDWARIJ DALE, VVILLIAM IJALICS, VVILLIAM IJANIEI., IRA IDEAL DANIELS, DDLIS A. DARNELL. .S'i.I'tlI Rota' BDI-:RY DAVIS, CURTIS REP215 DAVIS, JDIIN H. DAVIS, PAIILINI-1 VIRGINIA IJAVIS, VVAYNE DAVIS, IDELORI-CS DEAL, ZlC'I I4A IVJICI-Il., BETTY JEAN DIUKISIIN, PATRICIA JDY DINDN, IWW -.Y ,-. f. N ravhmela F fmt Row NELL EUGINIA DQSSETT, JIMMIE D. DROKE, J. C. DUNCAN, CHRIS- TINE DURHAM, COLLETA DURIIAM, ELDA FAYE DYKES, INA SUE DYKES, I.YLE ELLIS EAGLE, HARflI.I7 PZIJNVARIJS. Second Row JEWELL DAWN EDWARDS, REGIQIE N. EDWARDS, VVANIJA EDWARDS, GEORGE OTTO EICHE, JAMES Ross IZIUHQRN, EMMA SUE ELKINS, GEORGIA ANN IQLLIOTT, GLEN DoUczI.As ELLIOTT, SHIRLEY ELLIOTT. Tlzird Row JAMI-Ls VVILLIAM ELLIS, KAY FRANCIS ELLIS PIIILII' F. ELLIS Lms I , JEAN RLY, I.owEI.L LEE ENGLISH, IQIYIIICNI-I J. FSTEII, DDRDTIIY K. ESTEII, JEVVELI. EYERHART, JAY L. FANNINIQ. s I 0 I CVS ,M Ve ry I Fozzrlh Raw ERMINE RUTH FARTHINIQ, VVILLIAM R. FEATHI-:Rs, GIQURGIC XVALLIS FIELDS, JAMES M. FIELDS, JR., MARILYN D. FILLI-:Rs, .ALMA JUNE PINE, BETTY F. FISHER, ELSIE I-ANN FLANAGAN EARL M. FLEENOR. Fiffh Row BETTY Jo FLICTCHFIR, CLARA LEE FDRD, BILLY RUSS Fox, JOAN FRANUINE Fox, ROY FRANCIS, BILL KIND FRAZIER, CARDL FRENUII, PAUL FRYE, BENNY PAVL FULKERSIIN. Sixtlz Row VVANIJA FI'NKHoI'sER, XYALTI-:R GAI.l.THIiR, JAMES F. GARLAND, ROSEZELL GARLAND, JANIE E. GENTRY, FRANK IJIQLANU f2TBSUN, .ANNA R. G1I.ISRliA'l'II,BASIl. G. GILDERSLEEYE, KENNETH R. GILLIQY. Q First Row SUE fiUOlJ, BARBARA IZLLEN GOIJOE, MARY A. GOIJLDINO, CIIARLES AUTRY GRAVI-IS, GORDON XVALTER GRAY, JOSEPH N1ILTON GRAY, JAMES ROLLIN GREEN, ANNA LEE GIQEENIAI, CONROD LEE GREENE, Scfrmd Row TYLER I-XLERI-:D GREENE, TOMMY C. GREGORY, FRANCES G. GRIND- STAEE, EARL VVINFRIQIJ GRIIBH, DONALD VYAYNE GUFFEY, Jo ANN GUY, DAYID D. 1'IAGliY, LAVVRIENCIZ YXTVVELL HAIIN, XVIVIAN BJAIZ HALE. Third Row IfI.lZABE'I'H PIALL, JAMES PAYTON HALL, JOHN L. HALL, ANGALINE J. IMIAMILTON, BARBARA J. HAMMON, CLYDE JACK HAMMOND, SUE KIARIIQ HAMPTON, JAMES E, HANDY, BETTY JO HARDIN. reslzmen Fourth Row IJORA LYNN HIXRIJIX, JAMES CLIFFORD PIARDIN, JOAN HIXRIJIN, DON HARKELROAD, RANDALL C. HAIQNESS, NTANKER RALPH HARRIS, CHARLOTTE R. HARTI.EY, IJUN VV.-XYNIC HASH, CHARLES VV. HATCIIER. Fiflh Row GLEN HIKTCHPIR, JOYCE JUNE HATHzXNX'.XN', NANCY JANE HAIIN, CLAUDE HAXN'KS, JAY REGENIA HAWKS, JIIDITII SHIRLEY HAIYS, N. JEAN HAYES, CLAUDETTE HAYNES, KI-:NNETII P. HAY'NES. Sirtlz Row BETTY li. HEATIIERLY, CALEB HEATON, JR., JOE NORMAN IJICNLICY, DONALD HENRY, NORMAN H. HENSLEY, THOMAS CLAUDE HPZNSI.I'1X', LEWIS HERNDON, LOTTIE M. HIiXX'ETT, HAROLD LLOYD HICKS. reyhmen First Row JIMMIE LEE HILL, JJURIS ANN HILTON, SHIRLEY JO HORES, GERALDINE D. HODIIE, IQENNETH LIQIC HODOE, XYILLIANI ROGER HODGE, JACK LEE HODGES, JOHNNIIE RIARII2 HODOES, PA'I'RIcIA E. HOLDEN. Secozzu' Row HERSHk1I. EDVYIN HOLLAND, BETTIE BRUWDER HOLT, CHARI.UT'l'Ii E. HOOIJ, JANET LEE HOUSTON, FRANK HOWE, DONALD BYNVNI PTOWELT., HAZEL VIRGINIA HL'I4'If, .MINI-:S E. INIUGHES, DELORES H IIGHES. T11l.1'd Row JO ANN HLIIZIJICS, BETTY JO HL7N'l', IQLIZAIIETII IX. HLNTSNIAN, CHARLOTTE HIITQHINS, CAROL ELAINE HL'TSEI.I., EDXYARD JOE HYDER, HCJBEIQT DITANE PJYIDIQR, LONNIE fiYlJ1-ER, BETTY JACKSON. ,wif Fuzwtlz Row REIESIE JAMES JAAIERSON, CLAEDYNE V. JAYNES, DAN ANDREW JEN- KINS, HELEN IRENE JENKINS, JO Nl'2I.I. JENKINS, BOBBY JENNINIQS, CHARLES R. JENNINIQS, CIEORGE B. JENNINGS, JACK JENNTNGS. Fifllz RUN' BILL JOHNSON, EDITII BJARIE JOHNSON, HOWARD JOHNSON, JOAN HOIIE JOHNSON, LALTRICIC ,ANN JOHNSON, XVIRGINIA JOIINSON, BAR- BARA JONES, HO!lACE Ii, JONES, JR., SHIRLEY :ANNIE JONES. S'i,I'III Raw KIARY M. JORDAN, IJONALIJ PAUL IQAYLUR, CARI. D. KELLY, 1JIANlC KIARII-I KELLY, FRANK LEWIS KENIJALL, HARRY HIZIQII KERLEY JERRY JCERR, ISAROLYN RETRON, RIARY JANE KIBI'.E1l. mu . E , lf T , FE... gi w s i f J Egmzzfgf In , L Q -:.,-,- I F Z , '3 1 J In ' ':':' i' ALICE KIDD, MARY ROSE KIDD, DAYID LEE KILI-IY, HELEN INILIJAY, JAMES RAY KII.GORE, JOE DI-:NNY KINC, JACK IQIRK, JO .ANN KIRK, - FRANK SUTTON IQNIGHT. FRANK LAPORTE, VVILLIAM C. J.APOR'l'li, SUE LACKEY, GLENN H. LAMBERT, VV. C. LAMSUN, PAT RFTH LANDIS, :XIERYL LANE, ROMA LANE. BETTY LARIMER. ELJYZAR E. LESUEUR, VVILBLIRN C. LEE, LJONALD RIIEA LIQONARIJ, JACK E. LEONARD, JEAN E. LEONARD, LAWRENCE L. LEWIS, GERALD ED LILLEY, GEORGE C. I.INYIl.1.E, JACK L. LITTLE. eshmen Fourilz Row OSCAR L. LITTLE, ANN TAYLOR LOVE, CHARLES R. LUND, SHIRLEY SUE I.IfN'I'SFURII, JOAN LUTHER, VVILLIAINI H. LUTHER, BETTY JO KICI-XNINCH, HPIRISIINN W. MC.-XNINSH, XIARJORYE KICCAMPBELL. Fiffh Row BILL KICCLELLAN, NILES NICCLULTD, Lou SCOTT NICCONNELL, JOSEPH H. MCCOY, BOBBY G. NJCCRACKEN, rfHIRL XICCRACKEN, CLARA ELIZARI-:TII NICLQAY, RICHARD C. MCKENZIE, BILLY JO XICKINNEY. Sixth Row TRIKLA GRACE JXICIHAIIAN, CIIARLES S. XICNABB, DORIS JEAN MC- NABB, IWARGARET F. NIANNING, JIMMY B. NIARKS, CORNELIUS C. KJARSHALL, VVTLLIAM J. KJARTAIN, JACK C. KJARTIN, NJARY JO .ANN BJARTIN Nw Q freshmen First Row PEGGY AIARII-2 IWARTIN, VVILLIAM F. BIASIQNGILI., JRENE IXIASTERS Y BRUCE 5. BTASTERS, IHARIJANE XIAXWELL, VVILLIAM DONALD AJAX- WELL, BOB MAY, RICHARD MAY, :ALICE RIARIE MAYES. SCLYHIII' Row LEONARD B. MEADE, JR., HIXRINIKJN TAYLOR BIEEKS RAY KIERRYMAN I :ALMA JUANITA METCALF, IXIARIAM K. A1-ETZGER, BETTY JO IWILAM, IMOGI-:NE MILIIORN, SHIRLEY JANE IWILLER, VVADI-I CUXLEY AIILLIER. Third Raw XVILLET VVAYNE MILLER, GLEN RAY LIINNICK, TOMMIE MITc:HEI.L, LUCY NIONTGOMERY, LIARCUS BIOONEYHAN, JOSEPH ALBERT AIOORIE, RICHARD D. NIOREFIELD, EVELYN A. KIORICLOCK, PEGGY IJOLORES MORGAN. F omfth Row RAWLS BEARD AIORGAN, SUNNY BIORGAN, CARL E. BIORRELL, JAMES E. KJORRILI., M. SLKLLINS AIURRILL, MARION E. IX'1URRIS PAULA SYBIL BIORRIS, GEORGE VY. IXIOSELEY, DALE I.. MOSS. V Fifth Row BETTY :ANN KIOTTERN, THOMAS C. BIOTTERN, MAX IXIULLINS, CLAR- ENCE BIUMPOWIZR COLEN DEAN MURRAY, DONALD GENE NIURRAY, LOIS ANN IJIURRAY, ELIZABETH JUNE RTYSINGER, JOSEPH HAROLD NAYE. Sxixtlz Row CIIARLES S. NEAS, VVIIEELER NIIJIFFEIQ, XVILLIE SUE NILES, CHARLES NOE, LORRAINIC V. NOEL, HAROLD GENE NORRIS, BETTY JO NORTON. JAMILA J. NIiNX'BIAN, XVALTIIEN NICKELS, First Row RILIIARD OAKS, XYIRGINIA T. ODOIII, 1 :l,WOUI? OLINIQER, XYERNIECE E. LJIJNGER, HARIQX' I.. ORNDUIIE, 1'lARULIJ S. OSBORNE, HOX'A'1'l2 fJ'I l'INGIiR, ZXIARY XYILI-ITA OIYENS, IJUANE liDIYIN OXI.l4IX', .S'fu01IzI7 Rafe' ROBERT PAFFORD, KIARLENE RUTH PAINI-3, HARI,P2N PAINTER, EVA NELL PALMER, PATSY JUNE PALMER, JAEK PARKER, SALLY ANN PASSMORE, FLOYD PATRICK, JAMES I.. PATTERTJN. , Tlzrd f J IQENNETH M. PAT1'4.RS4lN,lmJR DAVIJJPEAK, KIARGERY B. PEAV- LER, JIJNE PERRYI lil C L P: 'Rs, JOEL F. PETERSON, JEAN PIIII.I.IPs2Ryvz! L. P I-ps, IRE , E. PIERsON,,I I J! A I qf J J fy A' freshmen Fourth Row NIURIEL JEAN POWELL, CHARLEs POWER, NIYRA FRANCES POWERS, CHARLIE F. PRATT, VVILLIAM PRI-:NDI-LRGEST, CAROLYN W. PRICE, DOROTHY XY. PRICE, LYUNS PRIIIE, SCOTTIE A. PRICE. Fifih Row FREDERICK L. QUARLES, LOUISE RAMSEY, BOBBY RAY, VVILLIAM BLAIR REAMS, BILLY J. REEQTE, DANIEL B. REECE, JAMES VVILLIAM REEL, SVNAN B. REES. CHARLOTTE M. REEYES. Sixfh Row CLAY :XRLEN RENERO, PAUL DEAN RENFRO, JIMMIE F. REYNOLDS, JAMES H. RHODES, JR., J. B. RICHARDS, FRANK RILEY, RHONIIA LEO ROBERTS, CHARLES R. ROBERTSON, GEORGE LOUIS ROBERTSON. an A eslzmen First Row EDYTHIQ RHEA ROBINSON, PEGGY JOYCE ROBINSON, DORIS LEE ROE, DONALD DAX'IIJ ROSE, JOSEPH VVILLIAM ROSE, JAMES ROBERT ROSS, JOYCE LEE ROSS, RARSHA LYNN ROVSE, D 'A S. Scfond Row TERRY SAMS, FRANCES NIARRIANE SANDERS, JIMMY DON SANDRIDOE, CHARLES M. SAPP, ROBERT PORTER SAWYER, BEATRICE JEANETTE SCOTT, PHYLLIS ANN SCOTT, OLLIE JEAN SEAL, JIMMY L. SEEIIORN. Third Row JIMMY FRANK SELF, BARBARA ANN SELLARS, DCJNALIJ VV. SHANNON, BETTY LOC SHARP, FRANKIE LOU SHARP, SARA LOU SHAW, JAMES DOUGLAS SHEAFF, CQLEN E. SHELBY, JACK A. SHELL. SLA , 1 ii , Fourth Row PATRICIA SHIPLEY, MERMAN, SIMS. Fifth JOANNE SIZEMORE, BETTY LYNN CARMILITA SHELL, FREDDIE A. SHEPHERD, .ALBERT A DICK SHIRLEY, GARY JACK SIMERLY, MARY LUIS SIM- CAROL E. SIMMONS, LOW!-:LL SIMMONS, MARTHA LOUISE Row SKEEN, PZMORY M. SLAGLE, JR., PHIL J. SLAIIGHTER, 1qA'I'HliR1NE SLIGER, GERALD B. SLOAN, ANN XTICKPIRS SMITH, BOBBY LINTON SMITH, IQATIILEEN SMITH. Sixth Row MARTHA ARNOLD SMITH, TRILLA GLADYS SMITH, CHARLES D. SMITHIJEAL, JIMMY SNAPP, LONETTE L. SNODDERLY, LOWELL V VLAYNE SNODGRASS, ROBERT LEE SPENCER, VVAYNE DAX'IS STARNES, DARSE VV. STEADMAN. KWWHM 'Qsnf First Raw f3EORGE E. STEYENSUN, XIARGARET STEWART, XYILLIAM R. STILL, JAMES LEROY STOUT, JOHN MORRIS STOUT, PIIYLLIS ,ANN STOUT, BOBBIE JEAN STRATTON, :ALMA JUNE STREET, IXJORMA JEAN STREET, Second Row KATIIIQRINIQ Sl'THICRI.ANlJ, VvlI.I.lAM R, SIITRIIIN, VVILEY NORMAN SXVAIN, DERBY SYTTLE, XVILLIAM THOMAS TAPI', TYIELBA ELIZAIII-:TH JISATI-2, BILL TAYLOR, DON TAYLOR, EDWIN C. TAYLOR. Third Row JO ANN TAYLOR, JOSEPH F. TAYLOR, ROBERT EARL TAYLOR, JAMES SPENCER FISERRY, CIIARLES HERMAN TESTER, DAVID TESTER, ROGER EDWARD TIIAYER, CHARLES FRANK THOMPSON, JERRY R. THOMP- SON. reshmm Fomfth Row AIIRS. RAE E. TILLMAN, TIJA MAE TIPTON, TOM TIPTON, XIELMA JUNE TIPTON, DAVID H. TOLBERT, WALTER DAVID TORBETT, VVARREN TORBET, CIIARLOTTE JANE TREADWAY, DWIGHT M, TREAD- WAY. Fifth Row ELAINE TRIQAIJWAY, JAMES DALE TRICAIJXYAY, VVILLIAM REUBEN TREADWAY, P, J. TRICNT, VVILLTAM C. TROUTMAN, NIAIJUI5 S. TURN- ER, THOMAS ED IJNIJERWUOD, SAMUEL GUY NVACCARO, IQONALD E. XVALENTINE. Sixth Row JIMMY VVAIJ, BILL VVADDELT., SHIRLEY T. XVALLACI2, HUGH TSLMER VVALLEN, STEPHEN HUGH VVALLIN, JIMMY F. VVALLINO, JQVELYN E. XVARREN, SYLVIA SUE VVATERS, IJONALIJ EDWIN VVATSON. reshmen First Row HAGAN VVEBB, HUGH FRANKLIN VVEBB, JAMES E. VVEBB, ELMER LEWIS NVEBSTER LAXVRENCE EUGENE VVEEMS, CARLOS VVELLS, , VVILMA SUE VVHITEHEAIJ, C. GLEN VVHITTINGTON, SHIRLEY RUTH WIDENER. Second Row DOROTHY S. VVILCOX, ANNA FRANCES VVYILIDS. RAY ALLEN WILHOIT, JERRY WILKERSON, CAROLYN L. WILKES, ANNA SUE WILLIAMS, JO ANN WILLIAMS, MARY ANNE WILLIAMS, AMBERS VVILSON, JR. Third Row BILL WILSON, DEXVEY S. XVILSON, JR., EDWARD HAROLD WILSON. HAZEL WILSON, JUNE HAYDEN WILSON, RICHARD H. WILSON, VAN MARLIN VVILSON, WILLIAM LEE WILSON, JACK O. VVITT. Fourth Row MARY ANNE WOLEE, ANN WOOD, BILL JONES VVOODS, BOBBIE GNVYN WOOTEN, BILL WRIGHT, JANE FISKE YOUNG, JOYCE ANN YOUNG, NELDA SUE YOUNG. Li ii 'QQ Q S ff XX f E, ?mzzmazae4 and Safzafzdldea 'K x x L Z e cz? fafe JACK DAVIS Slfjlllfl Phi Alpha ED OI.IX'ER Phi Beta Chi DAIVD PET:-:Rsox ,Un Epsilon ,Vu VVILLIAM TILSGN .Vu Signla Alplm jAc'K L. BIORRIS Sigma Phi Alpha Iii? Cox Phi Bcfa Chi JIMMY STARR ,Wil Epsilon X11 CHARLES GILLIQSPIE .Vu Sigma Alpha Jizwrznmxxz Bow: Dalia Pi Dclia XIAR Y XYIOLET Dr-:ARs'1'oN1z Dalia Pi Dalia RIARGORIIC lJEXYI'I I' Sigimi 011103141 Fun IV1-:Ns Phi .fllplza Lois JQJHNSON Sigma Yhvta Kappa BlcT'l'x' SVE NIINGA Phi .fllplzu ANN PARROTT Phi Alpha DORIS P1-:RRY Dvlla Pi Drlfu jen' S1215 SECHREST .Sifzaza Thcla Kappa ELLEN TAYLUR Pi .Siguia JUNE VVILLIAMS Pi Sigma mer jraferhigf ozmcil Tam- ellehic ozmcil i p ff Thi 56151 li! ffl! l'hi lleta Chi is well known on the canipns at East Ten- nessee State College, now and in the past. Once a year the nieinbers present the Starlight dance, one of the largest social functions of the year. The Sweetheart Hall is also given once every year by the organization. with the crowning of fraternity sweetheart as the liighlight ol the evening. lfilxvf lrrmi: A. l.. Addington, Vkfilbnrn Beck, Bob Broyles, Tom Coleman, QJQ-fl-U7-tg Ed Cox, Gordon lillenburg, Bill Godsey. Sefoizd RMU: Gene Hale, Tommy Harvey, ,lack D. Hodges, Ralph Jennings, Bob Kerley, Harry lierley, George Linville. 'l'l1in1' Ix'ozc': Loyd Mceween, XVade Miller, Homer Pease, Ed Oliver, Harold Osborn, ,lim Reel, Robert Taylor. lfuzzrllz lx'fm': Gerry Tedford. Reuben Treaclway, Sam Vaecaro, Bobby Joe Vl'allcer. En OLIVER ..... En Cox ........ RA1.Pnj1aNN1Nos GERRY 'lllilblffllill Dk. XX1I.I.mms ...., ,,.,., . . . . .Prcsidmzt .. Virz'-PrUsia'c1zf l?11sinr'.v.v .llamzgrr , . . . . . . .7'f'm.r1f1'1'1' .........Sfv01z.w1' f- 'Y ta! 5 g101.lO1gxg Q fi Th' s 9 Z Y' M ' I 'a +V 'S if Q14 40il6l f' Q w +5 Phi Alpha is now the permanent holder of the Pan llellenie Cup. The sorority was organized in 1945. Aniuial activities include rush parties, Stunt Night, Hhoho day, and the spring housC party. Colors: Blue and xvlllffil Flowers: Blue i-Xsters. Sponsors: Miss Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Manning, Miss llart. First Row: Midge Brewer, Mary Brown, Sylvia Browning, Lucille Carr, M. Crawford, Sue Garland, Johnnie Garren. Sfrolzrf R0-zcf: Patsy Hamriek, Helen Helvey, Flo lvens, Yanda Lakin, Charlotte Lyle, Jean Mays. Third Rafe: Betty Minga, Lois Myers, Anne Parrott. Jane Reeder, S. Patton, I. Smalling, Betty Sprinkle. 1717111111 ROTC: Catherine Tipton, Barbara Turner, XVillie Beryle XYalker, .lanc- XVallis, Peggy XYebb, Nancy XYidener, Elizabeth VVebb. mmuzz fsw rg fa., 5, H, Nizwmmw Jlfu Ebpsilon Z! 5 N EPSILO Mn Epsilon Nu fraternity was organized in the interest of the hrotherhood of man. It establishes and maintains school traditions. Banquets and picnics for nlolnents of fun are annual events for inenihers and dates. Sponsor: Mr. Harry Fortune. l 1'1'sf lx'uw: Farrel Blankenship, AX. Ii. Broyles. Torliy Charborjan, Kenneth O um Q Gilby, Raymond N. jenkins, Sonny Morgan. .S'ar'f111d lx'nw.' Tommy Mottern, Kenneth Perry, David Peterson, Joel Peterson 1 X H, PI H RS A I 'mldmi Jim Scehorn, Don Shannon. 1 JI Vue Pfffszdvnt Tln'1'ri Rorcu' Charles Sinithdeal, jimmy Starr, Ainbers XYilson, Robert C. VK id ner. xx X xml Tlmsmcl Ai' Qjjiccrs JUNE XY1Lr.i.xMs , BETTY IJYLE. , BIQTTE CREECII CHARLENI-3 XYRHQIIT Smvr. McCi'r,l.ocn Pr-tom' DL'i..xN1eY li1.l.l5N 'l'.xx'I.oR, I it!!!-flt'HL'7Ill' , . . . Pnxridmzf lf'irf'-P1'v.r1'dc1zf . . . .S'1'c1'f'ff11'3' . T7't'fIS1lI'l'1' . , K,t'f7O1'I't'!' lx'f'fv1'v.vv11fafirws Ti Sigma l'i Sigma was organized in l9l2. lts purposes are to create school spirit, cooperation and conipanionship. l-loineeoining float took first prize this year. Activities inclncle picnics, hriclge and canasta parties, 'igreen hair initiations. spring house party. Colors: green and white: Flower: white Carnation. Sponsors: Mrs. l.ittlelorcl, Miss XYallace. First Row: Evelyn Brant, Betty Sue Dale, Peggy Dulaney, Faye Horde, Helen Howell, Juliet Johnson, Kathryn Lowry. S'4'4'0ud Row: Betty l.yle, Sihyl McCulloch, Lucy Rcpass, Ann Rice, Sarah Scott, jcggy Sutherland, Ellen Taylor. Tlzird I?orv: Martha jane Trotter, Xancy XYarrcn, june XYllllHll1S, julia Vlvinston, Charlene VYrig'ht. Mm .WV IQ!! Sigma NECA Qlyhcz wifi X 5 The Xu Sigma Alpha aids in the civic betterment of State College-V-lasting friendship among members-hamburger fries- banquets-annual events, Spring Carnival and Apple Bowl. Nu Sigma Alpha is a leader in intramural Sports. The fraternity sponsor is Mr. Clarence Carcler. z First Row: jack Booher, Mick Bergcndahl, Harold Burke, jerry Ford, Edward ii 05226873 Foster, Charles Gillespie, Millard Harr. Second Row: Reece Hicks, Bcnjie Howzc, Jim Huddle, VV. O. Johnson, J. I.. V, WILLIAM THASUN 'A ' P Csidmf Jones, Bob Lloyd, Don Lockmiller. CHARLES GILLIasPIE ..... ...,. I 'icc-P1'rsidf11f vwfff Rm: C. C. ivratiock, Gary McGinnis, Bin Neal, Roh Porter, Harry BENW HOME i- 5ff'ff 'f 5' f 'ff 7 'f'fU1 'f Scchrist, VVilliam Tilson, Don VVeir. Bon PORTER .... .... .... R cportca' saw , .l ' 4: f M V-iw f s . ...M M p'2.' 4 ' Sigma v - , O 4' ' C 5 Q . o ' 0 g , mega 0. 0 C 0 O Sigma Omega was organized during the first year of the college. Activities include an annual Sweetheart Dinner Dance, harnwarming, house party, rush parties, Alumni Homecoming party. Colors: lavender and white: Flowers: 'XVhite roses. Sponsors: Mrs. Jim Mooney, Miss Louise Meliee, ancl Mrs. lack Maxey. OUAYLCI Q First Now: Margaret Bain, Carolyn Bell, Bernice Carter, Millie Combs, BARBARX yr KPN IHf,pH,Udm, Stroud Rafe: Louise Gray, Pat Greer, Yalrline Guinn, Neilah Hall, Betty Martha Dake, Franny Dake, Marjorie DeVVitt. Hodge, Margaret Hutton, Joy Jones. XIARTHA ANN DXRF f,la5,,,f, lhud Row: Betty Keesline, ,lune Lanning, Jo Ann Lewis, Mary Looney, Bar- J hara Maupin, Polly Norton, Nancy Pierson. XX Axim lm xr Iumfflz Row: Ann Shafer, Betty Shanks, XYancla Trent, Alma Vaughn, Joan 4 VN hitley. Sigma Thi Q 4 UYQM1 I Sigma Phi Alpha was organized in the fall of 1950. The emphasis is on leadership, scholastic achievement and fraternal friendship. A Christmas party for underprivileged Children- 'tThe VVinter XVonderland Ballf the outstanding dance of the year-picniesfhamhurger fries---outings at lYatauga Lake- St. Patricles Day hanquet honoring Colleen given at the country club. The fraternity sponsor is Dr. Lloyd Pierce. First Row: George Bellamy, Buddy Bennett, Paul Blankenbeckler, Jack Boone, Cjfjffc-mf-9 Don Boyd, George Buda, Doug Coleman. .S'm'0ud Row: lack Davis, Pat Diddle, Benny Fulkerson, Charles Goodman, Pleas McClure, Ted McCown, Ted Milhorn. Third Row: Stanley Miller, Jack L. Morris, Jack P. Morris, Charlie Pratt, Bob Sams, Charlie Sams, Gene Sams. Fourth Row: Gene Seal, John Smith, George Stephenson, Orbin Taylor, Bill Wliitsel, Lewis VVillingham, Johnny Woodruff. JACK Dfxvrs . JACK L. Moizius ljillffl Col.m1AN. OIQBIN 'l'AYI.on GENE Sims .. .U- fJI'L'.YlllI'7If P1'm'ir1'vl1l Sl?t'I'l'flI7'j' T7'L'CI.YZI7't'J' Rrfvorfw' Q wi' W-i at ' , mfifir or oiQo Szma w Kappa Sigma Theta Kappa was organized in l9-l5. The Buccaneer Banquet for the basketball team and their naming the captain as sorority sweetheart is an annual event. Others include clean-up campaign, bake sales, Hillbilly Ball. Colors: yellow and whiteg Flowers : yellow roses. Sponsors 2 Mrs. M. Brooks and Miss Ada Strong. , First Row: l.ois Ann Alexander, Mary Alexander, Betsy Armstrong, Martha Balch, Ruby Carter. Sccoud Row: Marcella Cole, Sarah Howren, Lois Johnson, Madge jones, Pat Nease. Tliird Row: Joanne Nicholson, .-Xnn O'Dell, Joy Sechrest, Emily R. Stephen- son, Miki Teresaki. V? .Aww Tm E Omega As a national service fraternity, Alpha l'hi Omega renders its services to school, community, scouting, and the nation. Membership requirement is previous experience in scouting. This year's projects include an Ugly Man Contest, taking Erwin Scouts on tour of the campus. Parade Marshals for Homecoming. a part in 'Holiday Fscapadesf and a square dance. A. N. Manning, T. M. Howze, H. D. Dugger, Gerald Iaggers. and Glenn Spanahel are sponsors. F1.7'.S'f Row: George Bellamy, A. K. Broyles, Torky Chorhajian, Jack Davis, Millard Day, Jimmy Deere. .Yvmzzcil Row: Pat Didclle, Hobart Hydert, Ted XlcCown, VVade Miller, Ted Ottinger, Kenneth Perry. 'l'!1il'z1 N11-2t'.' jim Reel, Charles Smithdeal, ,'xlIllX'l'S Vliilson, johnny VVooclruff. TqliXNETH PERRY PM' Dimnac ,..., JUIINNY HARRIS XlII.l.ARIJ Dew .. fnlifllilili RIcr.L.xnv O ffcers Prvsidmzt I'it'f-Pmsidmzf Sec1'0fa1'y 7-7'6'llS1l7'C7' Hisforimz . . .Q . Delia 791 0 Delia O f ' sf C Delta Pi Delta was organized in 1950. The aim of the sorority is to promote friendship, leadership, cooperation among its members. Activities include rush parties, Christmas party, lemon fork for the Lucky Girlsf' Information Booth at Home- coming, spring house party. Colors: red and white, Flower: red rose. Sponsors: jane Huddleston, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Ojjicers IIENYELDENE BOYD ,.,,....,...,....., PI'esz'dc11t NIARY ANN FUDGEE ..... First Vive-Prcsidmzt CHARLOTTE ANN lqING. .Second I7fCC-P1'0.Y1Af107lf JANE RECTOR .....,,., ..........., t S'zfc1'cia1'y NIARGIE HERRCJX ,......, .... T ffeasiwcr MARY ALICE PURSLEY ..... ..... R eporffr DORIS PERRY XIARY XYIOLET IJEARSTONIC P1111-Hcllmzzr Reprfseizfzlfiws Mary Fink. First Row: Jeweldene Boyd, Joan Brandon, Betty Campbell, Mary Dearstone, Lois Dillow, W'ylda Duncan, Florence Hawkins. SUFOIIGY Row: Margie Herron, Charlotte King, Christine King, Carolyn Ma- honey, Iune Nelson, Mary Alice Pursley, Jane Rector. Third Row: June Roberts, Peggy Sams, Fannie B. Sharp, Bonnie Shown, Jerry Stapleton, Anita Swatzell. a, iwi5?V 3 Qelia D Kappa lleltzl lillllllil was organized in l952. The purpose organization is to promote fuller social life and to zlicl in eivie lietternient of State College. Colors: pink uncl rose: Flower: pink rose. l'll.I'.fl ICU-z.'.' Marilyn Brooks. :Xnn Buda. Sue Cox, Sllirley Cross, Faye Iiaykes. Of-ffl-6.1,-9 lirniine l:Z1l'tlllI1g, Betty Fisher. .S't't'lHIll lx'o-zu: lletty liletclier, Regina Hawks, Sliirley .lean Hughes, Czirolyn Hull, Betty jackson. Peggy jaynes, Mary Vlormlan. 'l'!1ir41 lXltI'IU.' Mary june liihler, Pat l.anclis, Derby l.yttle. Snllins Morrill. filoriu Peak, Peggy Robinson, Eclytlie Robinson. lfozzrlli lx'o-rv: Grace 4Xnn Rogers. Carol Sinnnonf, lflizzilnetli XYQII, .Xnnu Sue XYillianiS. is x :3 4 ,X Y ...Z . ' :?'5j'i :a1:::1 .i ,. , . .... . , . it jg-W L ----- ---- . W ':::' . f e Sk if . it 5 ,tti -fl 11: l L ll, ' gi .. by , S SVR I..xeK1Qx'. , ., Cxkoryx HULL, CAROL Smxioxs ., SH1R1.1ix' Hnionlss. fiLUKl.X PEAK B1i'r'rY Ilxelcsox Riafzlxfx IIAWKS, IH: lfzrxl I zu'- . ,.St'ro1zd lm'- 11-llvllwz ir' I,l't'S1.lfUllf l'ru.ridm1l I r'v.r1'd1'11I SfL'I't'flII'j' 'l'rm.v111't'1' ,w11futz'f'c.v l K , ' 5 ' A i 5... , 1. if , .- l . Q ' i , .... ,. , . 3 K A? Xi! 5 ., tw H , 1 sf.. Q , W if ' ww ..... ' - -Y Q- -' ' .. -- ---v ---- I . M -V it A 53- 1' j 2, .5g'::EQf::f' .. ..z2'2 ri 63 . '..:.:v 5 :Ej. gg. . 1 .. .... : A ,4 -.f .f 6, ,.:,,5. f .,.. ,..,., . , ..,.. ,. ...., :2::-:::-a1:- .:::-:- -n-a:'-:-:- ':E?:.ga:f-:..-:a:. .....:..:.. . :La ..:,, '- .-,: if f ....., . ,i-i if in aff .gzv .. V si ,,:.:ez::5E5::-2253-'I 2 .. ' V232-52 .1 ..:f.-V - 'itrigvgg W 1 ' .:'5 .f . ::-.9..5 5E:...::.E: ' - 'Lg .I .,.., .- .132 -fi . ' '- 2' Eg N ' 2-122219 . -' 25 13291: 1 . : - , j:,,zga....1 www O jiccrs jovciz DEAN STOUT. .. ........... Presidvnl CARULYN ANlnsRsoN ...... First Viva-Prcsidmit BETTY Loc JVAYNIES ,... Scrmid Vice-Prcsidmit JVANITA PoTTicR. . , ....,...,.... Srcrefczry RUTH GLASS .,...... . . .T1'ea.rzn'e1' Kl'ARGARli'l' DARTER. , . .... Reporter Fkiznnua PAINTER TXTARY Roslz Kimi Pau-Ilcllcmr RL'f7I'f?.S'I'llfl11'1TL'S N' A 'fixwih , f . f a.i' AQWWA .. ,ew wa s i t' ' ' , MU JVM Iam IOTH THU Tau Mu lota Tau was organized in 1952 by the Pan-Hellenic Council. The purposes of the sorority are to promote scholar- ship, provide for leadership, and encourage social activities on the campus. Colors: silver and whiteg Flower: chrysanthe- mum. Sponsors: Miss Catherine Baker and Mrs. Robert Dix Lincoln. First Row: Carolyn Anderson, Mary Bauer. Mary lftta Campbell, Marjorie Cunduff, Margaret Darter, Ruth Glass. ,S'crr1f1d Row: Elizabeth Huntsman, Betty Lou Iaynes, Jean l,eonard, Betty Mottern, Jennie Newman, Lorraine Noel. Third Row: Freddie Painter, Betty Payne, Juanita Potter, M. Potter, Avies Richards, Carol Runyan. Fourfli Row: Betty Skeen, Joyce Stout, Joanne Taylor, Sue Young. sri: we J if A Ufzgmzcyczldcufza E 1 E 2 2 2 Q . e 2 E E f E e 2 2 e E E E E E Z E E s E E E 1 E 1 3 1 i 1 5 E 1 2 1 2 1 S 5 E E E 3 I EDITOR CHARLENE XWRIGHT BUSINESS MANAGER IJON LOCKMILLER The I 9 3 Buccaneer 'XSSISTANTS ORBIN TAYLOR AND JANE XVALLIS FACULTY 13xDVISOR DRURY CARGILL .vl71l.VlC ,S'I7f'll1PIlIHI'I' Cluxs Ozrfmn ulzmzr ru ll Swim' Clam Fvalzzms Fm HIM liff1'fm'1'n! Stuff HARLENE XYurmI'I' RBIN T.xY1.uE ,, , ,, EGGY DI'r..xNEx', 'IMNN Ifxlmlcn ARTIIN ANN DNKE, 'Iu,xN XYI1I'l'1,1-:N DY JONES, SUE Gown , XROLYN BOLENINN, XYAYXIZ Swxxnxs ILLIE Comes I . 'KCK DAVIS ,, IARIE ELLIS .,,, ARLOTTE LYLE, . . EAS MCCLURE .,... GGY SOUTIIERLAND .. NE HALE ,.,..... ......,, . . . RBARA NIAUPIN, LOUISE GRAY, JOHNNY XVQQERIYFE, GENE Smis, ,, IVIAN HALE, BETTY Lou j,xvNEs, PLEAS ATCCLURE. .......,. , . l?11.v1'110.vs Sfllj? DON l.m'Kmr,I,E1: B1l.YflI1'X.Y .lltllltl-IXVI' JANE XY,u.I.ls .l.Y.Vf.S'ffI!lf I?11.v1'm'.v.v llflmlffm- DELURES IJICIXI. GENII2 llussi-1'r'r BETTY j.xc'KsuN IQENNETH PIx'r'1'1-:Esfm JUICY. PETICRSIJN GENE SAME CARUI. Smxmw XYAYNIC S'l1xkNs JOHNNY VVfl0lJRl'I lf jo ANN M.xu'rIN BIARTHA T.wr.uE .. lfa'i!m' .l.v.vi.vtm1l lidifnr .S.L'IIfl7l' Clrms .lzmiur Clasx .SU1Nm11m1'r CIM.: l71'I'.vl111m11 C'lu.v.v .. .S4m'm'1'fiI'.v l'Ar'r1II'l'r1fliI'.i . , Fvr1f1m'.v . . .f,l'jlllIIl.Sl'lf1.I7lI.Y ,,. .Fdflllf-X' . ,Uzzsic .. .,-flfhletius , IIIfl'lIlllIH'tIfS Typisfs . ...W Y ...Q ii wif 4 if 2 z 3 ?' i The Student Senate Ollicfcixv l'1'i'.vi1li'i1f ..,.. .,To1:cioxi Ciioiuzixjixx lrl-Ft'-Pl't'.YillUlIll . , , . Tico McCon'N .SiL't'I't'ltIl V . , , . ., Lois vlollxsox Student leaders on eeunpus . . . student lmody officers unfl orgzmizzition presidents . . . :lets as governing hoard for campus activities . . . plans made at leadership conference in fall , . . regular meetings . . . Honor System discussions . . . election . . . committees . . . ezipahle leaders . . . lots of hard work . . . lots of fun. Clppmriftv Page, First l?im'.' Roy Lee Alley. .llii llvlfiz lxlzffii: lfranlq Bell, .lliiiislvriiil .I.v.x'oriuIio11.' ,leweldene lloyd, llvlfu l'i l70llu,' Mildred Brewer, -l.V.YUL'lAIfIv0II of Clzilillmoil Eiliiiwzfioiiq Christine Brooks, .llirilflp Hook C-lZll?,' Mary Broun. Flllllft' Ti'ut'lzi'1'x nj .llllt'l'l.t'tI,' Ruby Carter, Stein' Hull: Gene Christian. .lzixiior C'lu,r.v,' .SVFFUIIKII lfu-ze: -lack Davis, .hllfjllld Plii .llfvlmq Jimmie Deere. .S'upl10111m'f Cln.r.v,' ,Xrt Deliillipo, l5'ro'zt'1iiin1 llullf Marjorie DeXYitt, Sljllllll U11n'gfu.' Seldon Greene. Ltlllllltllii Clziq Gene Hale, .SlL'Ill0l' Clutrsf Hugo Hardt. Cilzizrx Cliilif Helen Helvey. G4'Ufl1'tIf7lZ,l' C'fi11i1ril,' Tlziril Role: Phil Horn. ill,li..Y.Cf.,' Lois johnson. Slifjllltl Tlzela lfiififvrij Madge Jones, llvl'A'll7Ill1.Yfi'7' lii'llort'.-,'l1ifv,' Sue Lackey, Della lx'ufvjw1.' Dwight Lyons, lluptisi' Sfziclvzif Zvllllllllf Carolyn Mahoney. .llfilnz l'.ri fll7lt'fl4I,' C. C. Mzitloek. C'liili,' Pleas McClure. Ritter Hullq liozirflz lfwizuf Betty McConnell. 1101110 f5L'UIIOIlIlt'.Y Cfliiliq Ted MeCoxx'n. lfriiizlg Syhil Metiulloeh. l,lllL'lI'Ix'Ul'lF l'layi'1'.r.' Betty Minga. P1111-f'ft'llL'lIli' CUIl7lL'l!.' Sonny Morgan, l:l'l'.YllllIll71 Cli1.i1v,' lid Oliver. Plii limi Clzig Ann Parrott, l'lzi .lljvlzuq Kenneth Perry, l?i'fu .hvliflllltl .llfvlmq lfifflz lfwzei ,lane Rector, Clmi1',' Jane Reeder. l5T.S'Cl1zl1: Lucy Helen Repass. Cllli'i'I'lL'tIflt'l'.Y,' Gene Seal. llvlu lipxiloizf Fanny Belle Sharp, Gln' Clzilil Charles Shearer. Plzysiriil 5lL'lt'lll'l' ,S'm'it'ly.' Kenneth Siiiiozitls, liioloifiiiq jzmette Smalling. C'f11'fei' Hull: Joyce Dean Stout. .llzz Iota TtI1I,' .Sirllz Note: Sue Suapgerty. lfiijvfvii llrltu Pig Miki Terasaki. ETSC Collegfimzq -Iimmy Thomas. li1tei'm1tioi1i1l Relations Clzilrf XYilliam Tilson, .xvll Sllfllllfl rllfvlmf Catherine Tipton. llhrlvy I70ZlIII'llIll0Il,' Marjorie Vlvebb. l'.ll'..l..' Joan VYl1it- ley. Plzi Eta Tally june VYilliams, l i .S'i5f1i1i1,' Charlene Mvright, B.'Cc'.xNIiER. Not pictured: Patsy Young, fftlllllllll Tliefa l'f.rilr11z,' David Peterson, illzz Epsilon Nu. XLR EDITOR lXlIKI TERASAKI Business XIANAGER JOANNE NIC'Ill?l.SliN . YT S. ollegicm Ohficial publication of students . . . weekly editions . . . promotes school spirit . . . school activities . . . Hives exaerience in 'ournalisni . . . hard workiuf staff b S . . . Miki Terasaki, editor . . . joan Farmer. executive editor . . . Dwight Lyons, news editor . . . Carolyn Nlahoney. feature editor . . . Bob Strickland, sports editor . . . Sally Ann Passuiore. .lim Buchanan, Bill liurrus. l'hil Horne, feature writers . . . oa ne Nichol- . ,jj son, husiness manager . . . Bolg,m'fwl311lsoii,- ,sistant . 'f if 4 . . husiness manager . . . XX'iBK5!!i circulation manager . . . typists LLlL.leyli le,r .Q . Nlr. Drury Cargill, taculty ad ' .org , fb if N' ' l l 'l ff ' fy A ' I A by I 1 . p .J M P r ry. V .i 1 t f - r Vit! W-jr ,fm jf' ' J K ' wmmkrKM.4axmwwmw.m an mam The li. T. S. Club is an honor music organization whose membership is based on par- ticipation in the various music organizations on the campus. Students who earn a letter in the field of music are eligible to become active members in this club, whose primary aim is to encourage participation in musical activities. UflLic'c'1's l'1'v.ridm1f. Pun. Hokxlz l'1'4'c-P1'U.ridm1t, . .SARA SCOTT ,S'vvr'vfrzr'y. , FRI-:mme PAINTER Tr'v41.r1m'1'. .jovcic Diaixx Srovr lx'vfmrfm'. , . Don li r1kr.m' lll'l'SlidCHf 1 'lL'! lJI't'.T. SN.-T1'z'f1.r RVj'70J'!l'I'. . C The local student chapter of the Music Educators National Conference is one of the largest in the state. The purpose of this organization is to advance music education and membership. The Music Educators National Conference is open to all music majors and minors. Miss Mary Florence Hart is sponsor of the local chapter. Wand OlLllC'Cl'.S' 'FED MCCOWN. ., ... .. .. Cajvfzzin l.,xNc'12 SL'Tl112RI.lxNln. .. .. F1'1'.rl !.iv11!m1m1l .-Xxxla PARRo'1 r. . . . ...Slt't'lJIId Lit'HfL'lllTIIf PHIL HURNE. , . . . .Rt'f?0I'fL'I' 'l'he liast Tennessee State College llancl uncler the direction of Mr. J. Marvin Lindley is a sixty-hve piece organizatiun which was featured during the football season on the gridiron and in parades. The hand also supported the school at haslcethall games and pep rallies. DI.l'tl1'fU?'fKlli. j. KlARX'lN l.lNlJl.liY At the close of the marching season, the ewneert lmancl was organized and cluring the spring quarter this group made a three clay tour ot Yirginia which included Big Stone Gap. Cneburn, Appalachia. Norton and several other Cities in that area. if 7 1 U FEES- 5 W ' 5 f -5 f tt L f , L 3 4 .,.. Q, 2 , , , f si 11 ff r V , Q f 5 , l. 'E it 1 f Halffiizze af the Burley Bowl Oj?c'c1's PAT ELLIS.. ..,,. .... D l'11IIl Jfujm' BERNICIQ CARTER .... .. ...,, Spmzsor GENE HALE ...... ..., Y 'wifi .Uczjor jf1CljUI'CffC'S-VFONITA BLANKENSHIP, BETTY JOE FISHER, BOBBIE BYRIJ, N1ARGIE HERRCJN, XYILLIIQ BERYLE VVALK1-ER, NYIVIAN HTXLE. The Ol'tTlZFSfl'U ffm' ,lfI,.l'l'0' Q111I1'1'1'f1'1' The ,ll11d1'1'g11l .SlI.1Ig1'l'.V 1111y lii11gg-'l'c11111', ,Xllll CjgCll+.xltU. jxllll Rice-S11p1'z11111. liill NYl1etsel,-jack Morris. qX1111c Oclcll, jewcl1lL111 l,1n1l 111111 l11'1'y 'I'1A1lf111'1liH:1ss. 2 lltllt' Sl1z1rpc, L'l1a1'l11ttc Hrwrl, ilflllll Rvcclcr. P H11 The glee Club X The lilac Club. of Zl1J1ll'UXlIlllllCly 11110 l111111l1'e1l v11i1ies.pz1rticip:1te1li11 'lll1c 1Xlcssi:1l1, M11 Dix '1NS9llllJ 1 D10 grzuus Elllfl also gzwc 1v111tc1' z1111l spring c11111'111'ts. The gfflllll is 11111l0r tl11- 1lirc1'li1111 of QXl1' X ll f1l Sell lllfl lx Vllllblibll is z11'C1'1111panist. X 1 JAN1-1 Rlilill : ,1,: lxxxxv lllil.l.l. illlllxl 1. .Xxx R11'1c l'1111, ll111zN1a L 11,1111.11'11'1'1c lll LR 'Q 1Qpm1-.1- , lJI'U.X'IAlff'Ilf I XR'l'll.'X lflvl 1 I 11'1'Al'1'1'.1'11l1111l .. .S1'1'I'1'f111',1' . .T1'1'11.v111'1'1- . . , ,l?1'p1Jrf1'1' 11111, KM 111-111s XY11s11x I1 l.lf7l'lII'1flll.V , ., ., 1... 2 S QL... ish .. 'bf 1 JERRY TE111-'aku JACK BIORRIS , .. I1c1x'1Q1.111-:N1-3 Bona E11 QLIYEK .... B11.L VVHITSI-II., ,. B111 V1N1is , The cholr eo111p0sed ol th1rtx txxo selected xcmes p1ese11ted 1111111e1o11x 11111811411 111off1f1111N ch11111Q the school year. Ill yXpr1I the group made a three claw tour of 1x11mcx11le Oak Tudge and OUICI L1t1ew 111 th1t s11rro1111d111g area Miss Ruth 1 mmert Is chreetor .md Hartha RxleQ IS acco111pa111st Student government in dormitories . . . link between administration and students . . . floor representatives . . . provides social direction . . . stimulates cooperative spirit . . . better fellowship . . . higher scllolarsliip . . . furtliers best living conditioiis . . . sponsors runiage sales . . . parties . . . rat week activities . . . big sisters . . . open liouse . . . presidents: llrowning, Art lJe'Fillipog Ritter, Pleas lXleClure: Cooper, Joanne Nicholson: Stone, Ruby Carter: Carter, Janette Small- ing. l,il'0'ZUllZil7fj Hall Riffcl' Hall ,, Cooper Hull Sfozzc lla!! C'a1'1'C1' Hall 'iw-'Ki We n AWA Nw .Qs3i,::':::.-'i..:a --v Aw-X Naam M K 1 W siwiv 0 uw' . fn S' :fi .E :sr z Wai 25' ww 'VH' 1, 15 ff 1? 111r11111 1111 fl 1 ll 1 11111111 1111 1116 11111 1 1111161811111 1111111111111 11 111111111111 1 S 111111 1111 1 s111 Yirg 1 ' glllll 1 11111111 11 1 1 111111111 ., 111111111 1 1111 111111' 11111111115 11111 Ili, 1111 lf 1 1 11 Q 1 Xlllls C1rg'111111111111 111 1111111111111 11111 1111 111gfa111zeC1 111r L11r1s11111 11-111111111111 11111 111N111r1111111 1111111 1 1 1 KX 1 1111111 ll 1 1111111 1111111111 11111 11111111611 11111161111 211111 1111 11 11111r1'11es 11111 111111 111 111111 NN .1 Westminster fellowslzzlb Organization of Presbyterians on the campus . . . inspirational prograins , . , hetter church-campus relation- ship encouraged . , . Christian fellowship . . . meets weekly . . . parties and picnics . . .part-time director, Miss Mary Smith . . . president, Madge Jones. Y3tzptz'.vt Student Union Pre-school retreat, Buffalo Mountain . . . state convention in jackson, Tennessee . . . assembly at Camp Lin- den . . . weekly executive Council meetings . . . progressive dinner . . . Thanksgiving hreztkfast for foreign students . . . student missio11a1'ies . . . state leaders visit campus . . . director, Mrs. jim Lyle . . . President, Dwight Lyons. Jlfinisterial ufsyociation Qrganized in l952 . . . nienibers are students preparing to enter the ministry . . . brings together these students for better understzmding of the Various denominations . . . share ideas on religion through informal discussions . . president, Frank Bell. Beta gpsilon l.oeztl chapter of Future Business l.CZlQlCl'S of America, national Ul'gZllllZZlllllll for students in business education . . works for betterment of business department . . . fosters closer relationship among business students on campus . . . gives leadership training . . . acquaints students of business with new developments i11 the Held . . . president, Gene Seal. w...,,, ,M Signs of the Times Contributes talent to entire student body . . . window scenes at Christmas . . . Hoat numbers at Homecoming . . . posters . . . recognizes and develops artistic abilities . . . paint . . . ink . . . brushes . . . posters . . . more posters . . . signs . . . truly a service organization . . . president, Irene Broyles. mm, gm Social organization for students on library staff . . . helps students become acquainted with library facilities and services . . . conducts tours through the college museum . . . makes improvements in museum . . . strives to increase assembly attendance . . . has social gatherings . . . president, Seldon Greene. mfmwi , hmmm: rm,zpt,wu izI-1 . ,iq - ,,,Y WY wx v,w g ,ww 5. 1 Y' s K 3 1 2f .f: .faE2.:?i::TF ' lm ,A H , fi? sig Qfflpfza T51 Omega imnlmdzl lipsilon chapter ot ,Xlphn I'si Oinegzt . . . nzttionztl tiI'Z1l1lZlliCS fraternity . . outstanding draina stu dents honored hv inenihership . . . pronlotes drzunzlties und recognizes drzunzltie zthility . . . eooperates with Patch- work Players in producing pluyg . . . spring banquet . . . president, Caiwlyii BILUIOIICY. Kappa Telta Ti Zeta Iota chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, nzltionztl honor society in education . . . received charter in 1946 . . . ZLil1lSt0i.OSt61' high StZllIl'i2ll'tiS of 1J1'C1JZlI'Zl.fiUH for teaching and to invite into bonds of fellowship those who have at- tziined excellence of scholarship and distinction ot achievement as students and servants of education . . . projects tor benefit of sehoolyf. . president, Sue Sxvziggerty. N it U W . Awami ml em. A mu meassmwwwwmittzgrmmmmvxzxmuxx m9W+R5'f5W1'-Ltexmfk Tcztelz work Tia ers Develops dramatic ability and appreciation of clrznnatics . . . offers opportunity for niembers tu get experience in techniques of acting, enstuniing, make-np, lighting, and staging . . . a three act play each quarter . . . one act plays . . . tryouts . . . rehearsals . . . late hours . . . patchwork curtains . . . director. Mrs. john Barton . . . president, Sibyl KleCull0uch. nfewmfiomzl Rglafions Club Strives for better understanding of all nations . . . scholastic achievement and interest in world affairs required for membership . . . local chapter affiliated with Carnegie Foundatinn for lVorld Peace . . . outstanding activity of year was the bringing to campus and eominnnity the secretary of the Brazilian liinbassy . . . lectures . . . gond fellowship . . . Hood relief for Holland . . . president, linnny Thomas. ,............... ...,. - 99 ' l ' Nenihcrs are students and faculty lnelnbers interested in the field of hiologicnl sciences . . . lzunilizlrizcs students with thc Iiclcl . . . rlcvclops professional interest . . . seeks to hcnelit the clepzirtincnt . . . good lllCCllllgS with lectures, lihns. sliclcs. rcfrcslinicnts. discussions . . . provides research grant . . . sends clclcgzitc to Tcnncsscc .Xczideiny of Science . . . lizunhurgcr frics . . . drosophila . . . good fellowship . . . lllillly hours spent in scicncc building . president, Kenneth Sinioncls. l3I'UIllUlCS interest in gcogrzlpliy . . . inembership open to anyone wishing to learn n1ore about the earth . . . studies lllllillllfilllld climatic regions. political and natural divisions, naturzil rcsourccs and the econoniie activities :is influcnccrl hy gcogrzlpliy . . . social gatherings . . . president, Helen llclvcy. Tlzysicczl Science Society Organized in the fall of l949 . . , promotes interest in science . . . fellowship among science majors and minors . . . lectures by students and visitors . . . visits industries . . . many hours spent in science building . . . president, Charles Shearer. czmmcz Theta Upsilon Alpha Lainhcla chapter of national co-ed fraternity of professional geographers . . . promotes geography in ed- ucation . . . good fellowship . . . chartered three years ago . . . works with geography council on various projects . . . president, Patsy Young. ufvsociation of Childhood gzlucatiozz .Xfhllzltc ul .Xssm'1:1t14n1 wt lllllfllwml lfcl11c:1tim1 IIl1Cl'lIllIiIPIlZlI . . . uImjm'tix'c lu IJIYBIINDIC 61IC'I!lL'IlIIll'f' Utlllkillillll 1liSCllSSi1lIlS. lUL'llll'L'5. :xml Hlxm In I-Zlllliliilfilt' ll1t'llll7l'I'S with ll'11L'llillQ . ..lllilllj'l'iL'llCX13CI'iCllCL'b. . .Hk'1Hllik'lbZlI'1j'.N qu uv 112111012 :md I'h1H'z1l4m flllllll . . . lm-sirh-111. Klilcherl I31'vwc'l'. Um- uf thc wld:-st CZHHIJUS m'g':111iz:1liw1m . . . lllCINllC1'Slli1l upvn In :LH lnmw4-w111m11ics11mjfn-5 , , , gum! tlmfl . . . illylyilllll' social activities . . . Mfilizltc' uf AXlHL'l'iL'Zll1 Ilumc IiL'fllNJlHiL'S .Xssuuizltiulm . , , p1'Csirlc'11t. Hvlty KIfL'mm1111c'll. 5' 5 future Teachers of uifmeriea Strives to familiarize 11lCllll7C1'S with teaching profession , . . national organization . . . observes National lfdu- cation lVeek . . . helps organize chapters in high schools . . . enriches professional outlook ol teaching . . . has exchange programs with other colleges, entertains educators . . . president, Mary Brown. Jlfu Delta Kappa Qrganized to promote a professional interest in industrial arts . . . programs planned to broaden student's knowledge in held . . . encourages leadership, responsibility, cooperation . . . seeks to benefit department. college and areas . . . sponsors open house to display students efforts in industrial arts , . . annual spring hanquet . president, Roy l,ee Alley. 5 M . , . i K Wi' ' kfi!L?taSWl-WH8 3JH5i,kZQi1f A N,,lA5twas.fW5ZfaMK'6'?2i1,gl3g:.sv.0 , ,i , .H Chess Club clI'g21lllZCCl 111 l952 . . . Ill6Cl5 011 Nlllllflilj' c1'c11111gs . . . c11jc,1ys most ZlllL'lCIlI of all gz1111es of pure skills 111c1111l1c1'sl1ip 1111011 tw all lll- lcrcstcfl 111 chess . . . gwufl fellow- ship . . . p1'csiclc11t, Hugo Hardt. sz: 'H' Veterans Club x O1-ga11iz0cl this year . . . to pro- mote cz1111p11s zlctivitic-s . . . spo11so1'ecl clzmcc' . . . co111111z111cle1', lluclc Lacy. ,,.AMf fail 5' lwf E' f , B Y . .. ,.... K . 'Q X . V J .4 xx BI N 1' WL A.,A. 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Company aff STAFF AND SPONSOR C0m1Dzl72y B STAFF ANU slfoxscm l.rft In lfilfflzlf I3l2lkCIINJl'L', Hyder. Cox, Pctcrsmm. Sault, funk. WB V1 . Af Lvff fo Right: 1.CSLlCL11', Knight, Potter, Taylor. Cornett, Boone. C0mj7d1Zy STAFF AND QFFICRRS C0mjJd71y Q Smlflf .xxw Q1T1f1uv:Rs Lvfl fo Right: Broylcs, Foster, Nickels, Goodman, Sec111'c-st, Lacy Officers President Matlock, Vice-President Jones, Secretary Sizemore CCTQ7 Brings together those men who have lettered in a sport . . . promotes a better school spirit . . . annual dance and outings . . . initiations . . . promotes sports- manship and leadership . . . encourages participation in intramurals . . . provides lounge . . . assisted with state high school basketball tournament . . . official football programs. Thi Em Tau Professional organization for women students who are majoring or minoring in health and physical edu- cation . . . encourages participation in intramurals . initiation . . . fosters sportsmanship and leadership . . . encourages professional interest in physical education . . . sponsors girlls basketball tournament . . . supper meetings . . . square dances . . . furnish majors' lounge . . . laundry service for women's physical education de- partment , . . trip to 'Florida during spring vacation . . lots of fun and good fellowship WMWMW? Officers President VYhitley, Vice-President Maupin, Secretary Dake, Treasurer Gray, Reporter VVallis. w W M ig' .N X Z .1- ' J K If 1 Y , '-' . ,, - Y I 2 KE? 0 j A 1 f x i 1 -YA 'V ,I x, f fly Q98 Nxxxwxx , I? ff X0 X . f m r-Q-l Hmm ,img gg: SMF A I W Billy at flzc I311rI0y Jim HuddlcfTacklC, Billy The Kid, Mick Hvi'g'ci1rlal11 -Tackle Frmzf lx'fm'l.i1fl to lx'z'gfl1l.' Burnie. SEllliSi3llI'j'. Crisp, Hardin. Crum, Brooks. Fletchcr, Mullins, May, Bible, and Hugger. ,N'm'u11d fx'i1-tv, Luft fr 1x'iy11f.' Nlzitluck, Ilciiclwsmi, Marshall, Porter, Scclirist, Emory, Fmtcr. -I. I.. -limes, Pm-, Collins, liryc, lDcCzlrlo, Klclnturff and XYils011. lxliird Rn-zv, Luf! tn Rigfllt: Klaclclux, Dclfillipo, Huddlc. O I.. Icmiics, Blbllidill. Frye, Huwzc, QQUIIIAUICY, Ford, Rzlby, XYcig'el and Tolbcrt. Hurk lfwzv, Luft lu Rigflztf Davis. Alvarez, Quarles, Abiier, Glass, Dawson, Hahn, Ri0l'I'iS0ll, Lloyd, Crumlcy, Hicks and Bcrgendalil. Stoto Bots Throttle Smory oht! ohtfy 34-16 th Etghth Qffhhttol Bm' ey Bow! Before a crowd of l0,000, the State Bucs rallied from a 3-O first quarter deficit to almost completely dominate the entire game. The turning point came when Henderson blocked Long's kick, giving the Bucs possession of the ball on the Emory 17 yard line. A pass from Crumley to Morrison fell incomplete, but on the next play Ford plowed his way to the Vkfasp 13. Lloyd raced to the five and Saulsbury scored to put the Bucs ahead 6-3. Morrison's conversion gave the Bucs a 7-3 lead. From this point the Bucs made a mockery of the one- touchdown-favored NVasps. Tackle Bryan recovered an Emory fumble on their own 35 to set up another score. Poe crashed over from the six yard line to award State a 10 point lead. ' DeFillipo pounced on a second Emory fumble on the VVasp 33. Crumley, unable to find a receiver, raced to the Wasp 11, and on the next play hit Ford for the third touch- down at the opening of the third quarter. After a 65-yard drive, Horwatt tossed a pass to Howard in the end zone to cut the Bucs lead to 20-10. At no time did the Bucs seem to let up in the determina- tion which took hold of the State team after that blocked punt. Poe took the Emory kick-OH and rushed from his own 17 to the 34. Ford dashed to the Emory 29 as followers of the Vtfasps groaned audibly. Lloyd, Crumley, and Ford then moved to a first down on the 19. Morrison on an end-around got to the 15, Crumley to the 10, and on the next play Crumley raced to pay dirt. Morrison's kick gave the Bucs a 27-10 lead which removed any hope Emory might have had. l:'zu's brilliatzt dvfmzso s111z'c11'.t VVcl.rp.Y at the line of scrinzlzzago. The VVasps opened the fourth quarter with a touchdown from the one-foot line to make the score 27-16. Matlock repeatedly kept the Wfasps deep in their own territory with his booming toe which averaged thirty-seven yards. V In the final minutes of play Ford scored from the three yard line after State had taken possession of the ball on the five yard line due to Emory's illegal receiver down the field. Morrison kicked the extra point, and ETSC came out of its first Burley Bowl appearance with a resounding victory. Ready for the toss-up. lglldll' stop Waxps short of a first down in opening quatter Puff 0: r- 59 W2 bi lx f T: M fZ','Vf3Q, 2 . lu., C'0ac'l11'11g Sfaff NIAUISUN Hmmm, FIAI. l.11 r1.1Q1-vmkn, JVLIAN Crmcxrflc CK Q J! aim' H10 C'0acl1v.v An able staff of coaches headed by former T.V.1. coach, Star XVood, included Madison Brooks, end: Hal Littleford, lmackficldg :md julian Crocker, limo. HEAD Cu.xc'rl Sim XX mm 5 wn.g W M i f ..., f.',2xEE: if if., f?E1E,f W X ,i f ,WW H X - ':'15'Q:::,..:1.1.-25-iz, 4 fa. .am-1-11 mm L . , 331 F: K .:: 3, IQ : hy ' A x ' . ..Q LLOYD Q1 M5101 Teay 6 C0 C Pt f Stale 6 State and Austin Peay battled to a 6-6 dead- lock to open the season for both teams. Austin Peay jumped to an early 6-0 lead. hut State bounced hack with at First-quarter touchdown to tie the score. Neither team could convert the extra point. The Bucs drove deep into their opponents territory several times, but costly fumhles and penalties decided the final outcome. I ltlfbac if Jlfotfeheettl 0 - State 34 In a game hattled out on the ground and in the air, the Bucs throttled More- head, Kentucky, 34-O. llforehead seemed to have adopted the slogan win or fight, which drew them l45 yards in penalties. 'Fosterls incredible punt returns and his brilliant 80-yard run to paydirt in the linal period speared the hrilliant Buccaneer offensive. Western ezrolimt 7 - State I3 State turned hack the rugged Catamounts l3-7 to spoil the homecoming ol the North Carolina eleven. Ace quarterback Crumley scored from the four yard line for the only score of the lirst half. The Catamounts forged ahead in the third quarteg and held the lead until llarold Poe scored from the l5 yard line in the final period. Bergendahhs extra point ended the score at 13-7. l'lf'l1e1'e'x the Ball? ...ll Jlffaryfville 13 - Slate 33 NYitl1 a parade ol floats. a lmand. and a rat race to start things off, the Bucs added a decisive 33-13 victory to tlie lioniecoining festivities. States rugged de- fense and dazzling otlensive plays completely bewildered the Maryville Scotties. Cruniley, l'oe, Ralmy. lford. and l.loyd shared the scoring lionors for the evening. arson-Newman 7 - Stale 14 The Bucs remained undefeated after Z1 l-l-7 victory over the Carson-Newman liagles. Two extra points by lint Fry and touclidoxvns lay Lloyd and Saulsbury gave State a 14-O lirst lialf lead. Carson-Nexvnian scored the only touchdown of the second half. lmut was nnalmle to overtake the victorious Buccaneers. XISNI R 111 lftfffr l ill 55 311 X xii ci hj flL L Xl I 3' iz IJ llfllunl 1 f mil Jppalachia 27 - Smze 27 10. f Ralccl as a toss-up, the most tlirilliiig game of the scasml 611116-cl in a 27-2! clezlcllwclx. .X tuiiclicluwii pass frmll Liiiliiley tu .'X1mei', a luiicllnlmvii run 115' l'ue aml twu Cuiiversiuiis 115' Klmiismi ciialrlccl the llucs tu m'ei'cm1iv an early 1-1-O lcarl lmilt up 115' .Xppalacliia Tha- lmurley iiiwuiitaiiieers again rclmmmclcrl with tix I U tmiclirlmvm aml a 27-1-1 leacl. Spectacular rims ul' 75 aml SO varcls lax' 1511111 aml Frasier iii llic tliirml aiicl fwurlli quarters emlecl tlu- game- in a 27-27 tie. wifi 9-.Z lim if uv J FO S li. Yi .L 21 - Smfe 13 Before a crmvcl of -LOGO, the cletcrmiiiecl Buccaneers liclcl 'lf l'. 1. to a 21-13 rlecisimi iii Cookeville. The llucs jumped to an early leacl, lmt tlic powerllil 'lf l'. l lf l li l l cl 1 ' D llfsl lu x of 1116 was 1 ,ag es Vela iatec tu an btatc its f sq ' 5 '. pm . EMORY 131111 Jlffiddle Temeesyee 21 Sizzle I3 In the most rugged tilt of tlie season, the liiicczuiecrs fell before the Middle Tennessee Stale Raiders 28-l-l. State took an early 7-O lend und lield it until the second half. In the second half, the driving Raiders pushed over lour touclidowus to post the victory. PORTER Center RABY YVIILJZIK3 Tackle Ccmcjli Mixmsox BROOKS u , gf 1 1 f I my W 1 , ,. X5 f pi Q 'Cx lil f x flnif vxlx M' ,X f .'J'm1rdi11y l'.S',4Cf 1'1Il1HIf7i47lIA'IIif7 f1'UP1I.V B'11f,v add fwfr jmizztx .S'fr111di1zg.' Fanning, XVoy, Stout, Gilley, Edens, VVaycaster, VVeaver, Blackburn, Morrison, Kimhro, Estep. Sr4rfl'a'.' Hubbard, Lee, McGinnis, Seward, Sloan, Duff, Hendrix, Haumgardner, Fleming. Basketball There is no douht that the l952-53 Buccaneer squad was the greatest basketball team in the history of liast Tennessee State College. During the regu- lar season, the Bucs won twenty-one games and lost only three. On their first road trip, the team proved its strength hy defeating Memphis State and the Uni- versity of Mississippi, of the Southeastern Confer- ence. For the second consecutive year State reigned as champions of the Volunteer State Athletic Confer- ence. After winning the season championship, the Buccaneers defeated Austin Peay Sl-63 in the finals of the Yolunteer State Athletic Conference tourna- ment. lVith two championship titles to their record, the squad went on to win the district championship of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics and compete in the national tournament in Kansas City. Co-CAPTAINS BICGINNIS AND WOY Ovn t'SNr,m ' XYIIITE jixex 'll:l.IiI-ILAYU XY1ll'1'ta .-lflzlvfit' ,lftIlZtIjlt'I'.Y mmm MW! State State State State State State State State State S 6415011 Reyulis State. . . . State State. . 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Him. l..XIiKIX, CAININ IJERIQICK, ROB SHELI., jvxioiz ML'1cR.xY, Axim Cowen l., 'IK Rolslilws. tNo'r Pic- uznz lJo1:Al.xN Srour, SllliI.'I'UN TIlUMl'5UN.D Tennis The State Netnien coached lay l.loyd T. Roherts play a lmusy schedule during the spring quarter and work hard to win honors for their school in the Smoky Mountain and the Yolunteer State Athletic Conferences. State's l952 tennis squad posted a seasonls record of nine wins and only three losses. liy defeating Carson- Newlnan in the linal game ol the season, the Bucs tied for first place in the S.M..'N.C. ln the Y.S.A.C. tourna- lneut, State won the eastern division and was awarded the Tennessee championship when Middle Tennessee State forfeited the linal play-oil. ,-Xniong the l953 opponents were Tuseuluni. Carson- Newnian. Milligan. l.. Xl. U.. Tennessee llvesleyan, llniory and llenry, and University of Tennessee. No.1 nzau, RlURli.XYQ Xa. 2 mini, Tjlililll M-N.. '-...V -emma! Rtfgillllillg SXYill1ll1il1g . Recreational Swimming Boating and Canoeing. E Swzmmzng , . Intermediate Swimlning . . Semm Int Sdllllg Llasses IIl'st1l1LtOlQ C0111 Qee . . . rflilillillg School 5WilHlN11lLf lJClHU1l5tI'Z1tlU11S I Xtla Lu1r1culz1r Qlasbes :aff .3 ,F 7 lV1zat Director-M RS. RIAX EY Managers-MAUPIN, WHLTLEY ll form! H haf! ll fornz? E. 'll S. C. lmffm' Girls Qirls' I mmmumls Qur intramural program is open to any girl who wishes to participate. The intramural program offers a large variety of activities for girls interested. This program is headed by the manager, assistant manager, and director with letter girls super- vising each sport. By participating in the different activities, the girls may win the following awards: TS, chevron, T sweater, and T blanket. Girls winning additional points above their T blanket receive special recognition by having their name placed upon a plaque. In the year's program the following sports are included: speedball, archery, bowling, basketball, volleyball. ping- pong, shuffleboard. hiking, swimming. tennis, badminton, horse- shoes, tumbling, modern dance, and softball. 1 V , divan if 9 5. A N. at A ,. ,att 39 Q Hliyttv on ffm! hull 20315, mmmumls The Menls Intramural l'rogram had the largest participation this year than any since its beginning. Starting with touch football in the fall, every program was Filled with contestants, l'lamilton's team won the football championship by edging Sams and Fielden's teams. l,ater in the fall, the annual cross country race was held with -loe Clark. a freshman from Kings- port coming in first. 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EY, ROY 121312 Mu Delta Kappa, 1951-535 Reporter, 1951-525 President, 1952-53, Al X ARICZ, TONY Transfer from Tusculum College5 T Club, 1952-535 Football, 1951-535 Mu Epsilon Nu, 1951-52, Treasurer, 1951-52. -XN oERsoN, lJORIS CAROLYN Transfer from Carson-Newman College5 Band, 1951-535 Glee Club, 1951-535 M.E.N.C., 1951-53. -XR NISTRONG, BETSY NELLE Transfer from Montreat College5 Wvestminster Fellowship, 1952-535 Sigma Theta Kappa, 1951-53, Treasurer, 1952-531 Stone Hall Secretary, 1952-53. BAILY, BILLY RAY Transfer from Burnsville College. BAILY, JOE THOMAS Signs-of-the-Times, 1951-525 Mu Epsilon Xu. 1949-53. 1 ILY, l,1iGGY NEL1, Home Economics Club, 1951-53, Secretary, 1951-52, Vice- President, 1952-53. B ALC11, AlART11A JO E.T,S. Club, 1952-535 Glee Club, 1950-535 Home Economics Club, 1949-535 Sigma Theta Kappa, 1950-535 Glee Club Key, 1953. B -XRNIQS, SAM G.ALI.ION 1Yeslev Foundation, 1951-53, Devotional XYriter. 1952-53. B At MGARITNER, ATARGIIC F.T.A,, 1950-515 Biology Club, 1950-53, Treasurer, 1952-53. B XFIELD, NEALY :AGNES Signs-of-the-Times, 1952-535 B.S.U., 1950-51. Biivixs, HORACE ATAYNARD Geography Council, 1952-535 F.T.A. 1952-53. BOOHER, Louis JACK Nu Sigma Alpha, 1950-53. B Yo, -J1iXY1iI.1J1iNE ATAXEN Choir, 1951-53. Secretary-Treasurer, 1952-535 E.T.S. Club, 1951-53, Vice-President, 1952-535 Glee Club, 1950-53, Treas- urer, 1951-525 M.E,N.C.. 1951-535 Madrigal Group, 1952-535 Lambda Chi, 1950-515 VVeslev Foundation, 1950-535 Delta Pi Delta, 1951-53, Treasurer, 1951-52, President, 1952-535 Glee Club Key, 1952. BOY 1.12, ROBERT J. Transfer from Tusculum College. BR -XNCI1, 151-iN CORRICK Transfer from Lees McRae College. B xNT, EVELYN Locisi-3 Adelante, 1949-505 Kappa Delta Pi, 1952-53, Historian, 1952- 535 1.R.C,, 1952-535 Signs-of-the-Times, 1952-53: Pi Sigma 1949-53, President, 1951-52: Student Senate, 1951-525 Pan- Hellenic Council, 1951-52: Sophomore Class, Secretary-Treas- urer, 1950-515 Senior Class, Lyceum Committee, 1952-535 Homecoming Attendant, 19495 Senior Beauty. 1953. BRooRs, ATARY CHRISTINE Adelante, 1950-515 Lamda Chi, 1950-515 Miracle Book Club. 1951-53, President, 1952-53: Student Senate, 1952-53. BROYLES, H1iI.EN TRENIC F,T.A., 1951-53, Secretary, 1952-535 A.C.E., 1951-525 Signs- of-the-Times, 1952-53, President, 1952-535 B.S.U., 1951-53. BRoYLEs, ROBERT T Club, 1950-53: lntra-Murals, 1949-535 Baseball, 1950-535 Phi Beta Chi, 1950-53. BRL MIT, ROBERT F. I.R,C., 1951-53. B RX AN. K1iNN1'1T11 ATCGR1-IGOR Transfer from University of Kentuckyl T Club, 1949-535 Football, 1949-53, Captain, 1951 5 Track, 1943. RRYSON, l'lOVVARD RALPH Transfer from Texas Christian University and Lee College' B.S.U., 1951-535 Honor Roll, 1951-52. BL t HANAN, HERBERT Mu Delta Kappa, 1949-52. BL DA, GEORGE Band, 1949-535 E.T.S. Club. 1951-523 Orchestra, 1952-531 M.E.N.C,, 1952-535 Cilllfffllitlll, 1951-535 Sigma Phi Alpha, 1950- 53, Secretarv. 1951-52. l5L'Yl'11, 'JOHN lVlI1.TON Transfer from Lincoln ltlemorial University. BURDINE, OL1Xf'1A JANE F.T.A., 1951-53, Treasurer, 1952-53: Signs-of-the-Times, 1951- 53, Vice-President, 1952-535 XYestminster Fellowship, 1952-53. Reporter, 1952-53. CARTER, ALTA B1-IRNICE Band Sponsor, 1952-535 F.T.A., 1951-525 Sigma Omega, 1949- 52, Treasurer, 1951-525 Senior Class, Secretary, 1952-535 Homecoming Queen, 19495 May Court Attendant, 1951, 19525 May Day Queen, 19535 Sophomore Beauty, 1951 5 Junior Beauty, 19525 Senior Beauty, 1953. CARTER, RUBY GENEVA Transfer from Montreat College5 F.T.A., 1951-525 555951111111- ster Fellowship, 1951-525 Sigma Theta Kappa, 1951-52, Re- porter, 195l-525 Stone Hall, President, 1952-53. CIIADXYELL, LEONARD Physical Science Society, 1952-535 Lambda Chi, 1950-53, Yice- President, 1951-52. CHARLES, VVILMA JEAN A.C.E., 1948-495 Sigma Omega, 1948-50, 1952-53. CIIILDERS, BONNIE JANE Choir, 1950-51: Glee Club, 1950-515 Geography Council, 1950- 515 F.T.A., 1950-515 VVesley Foundation, 1950-515 Pi Sigma, 1950-53. CIIORBAJIAN, TORCOA1 Transfer from Vincennes University5 Physical Science Society, 1951-535 1,R.C., 1951-535 Student Senate, 1951-52, President. 5352-535 VVho's Who, 1953, President of Student Body, 1952- CLONCE, GRANT K., JR. Beta Epsilon, 1950-51. Com-ss, ATILLICENT Transfer from Milligan College: Adelante, 1950-52, Secretary, 1951-525 Cl0Ht'fllf1H Typist and Proofreader, 1952-535 Collegian Editor, 1952-535 Sigma Omega, 1950-53, Reporter, Phi Eta Tau, 1950-535 Junior Class Vice-President, Sorority 1951-525 1952-535 R.O,T.C., Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel and Battalion Sponsor, 1952-53. PORTER TSDVVIN Transfer from University of RiChmond5 Radio Club, 1951-525 BCCCANEER, 1950-515 Student Senate, 1951-525 Dormitory Government Committee, 1950-515 lntra-Murals, 1950-515 Phi Beta Chi, 1950-53, President, 1951-52, Vice-President, 1952-53. CRCMLEY, JOHN NORBIAN Trans'er from Colorado College: Football, 1952-53. DAVIS, JACK Radio Club, 1950-515 Camera Club, 1950-515 BUCCANEER, Fraternity Editor, 1951-535 Sigma Phi Alpha, 1950-53, Presi- dent, 1952-535 Beta Sigma Alpha, 1950-53, Reporter, 1951-52. DECARLO, ATICHAEI. :ANTHONY Transfer from Tusculum College5 Dormitory Government Com- mittee, 1951-53, Secretary, 1952-535 T Club, 1952-535 Football, 1951-535 Mu Epsilon Nu, 1951-53. DEFILLIPO, TTXRTIIUR A11CHAEL Transfer from Tusculum College5 Browning Hall, President, 1952-535 T Club, 1952-535 Football, 1951-535 Mu Epsilon Nu, 1951-53, Vice-President, 1952-53. DEXVITT, ATARJORIIC JOYCE Glee Club, 1951-525 Signs-of-the-Times, 1952-535 VVestminster Fellowship, 1950-535 Sigma Omega, 1949-53, Reporter, 1950-51, Vice-President, 1951-52, President, 1952-535 Stone Hall, Social Chairman, 1951-525 Phi Eta Tau, 1950-53, President 1951-525 lntra-Murals, 1949-51. l9lDD1.E, RAL1-H E. B.S.U., 1949-515 Student Senate, 1950-515 Sigma Phi Alpha, 1951-535 Beta Sigma Alpha 1950-53, President, 1950-51, Treas- urer, 1951-52, Vice-President, 1952-53. l9L'GAN, TXTARIAN TSAKIN Transfer from Asbury College. DELANEY, PEGGY Transfer from University of Tennessee aild Mars Hill College: BUCCANEER, Assistant Senior Editor, 1952-535 VVestminster Fellowship, 1951-525 Pi Sigma, 1951-535 Pan-Hellenic Council, Vice-President, 1952-535 Senior Class, Treasurer, 1952-53. DUNCAN, XVYLIJA GRANT Glee Club, 1949-51 5 Lambda Chi, 1950-535 F.T.A., 1951-53, Vice- President, 1952-535 Kappa Delta Pi. 1952-535 Patchwork Play- ers, 1949-505 YAY.C.A., 1949-535 VN'esley Foundation, 1949-535 Delta Pi Delta, 1951-535 Honor Roll, 1949-53. DYKIZS, DONALD l,1i1E Geography Council. 1950-515 Beta Epsilon, 1950-51, Treasurer. 1950-515 B.S.U., 1950-51. l'2D1'INS, XVILRVR TTAYDEN Clllllffjlillll, 1950-51, Cox, SENIOR CLASS INDEX EI.I.I-:NI:I'Ro. GORIJAN K. HAYNIE, CHRISTENE lntra-Murals, 1950-533 Phi Beta Chi, 1952-53. 1SLl.lS, BARIIARA JUNE Home Economics Club, 1950-53, Second Vice-President, 1952- 533 Lambda Chi, 1952-533 VVeslev Foundation, 1950-533 Stone Hall, Second Vice-President, 1952-53. ESTES, 11lARGARIC'1' ANN Transfer from Carson-Nexvinan College. FARMER, JOAN CARLENI-I FI-:RR F.T.A., 1950-52, Reporter, 1950-51, President, 1951-52: A.C E.. 1950-52, Fourth Yice-President, 1950-523 Kappa Delta Pi, 1952- 53: Patchwork Players. 1950-523 Cnllfyiriii, 1950-52, Typist, 1950-51, Reporter, 1951-52. News Editor, 1951-52, Executive Ed'tor, 19523 BI'ccANEER, 1950-52, Sophomore Class Editor, 1950-51, Junior Class Editor, 1951-52, Senior Class Editor, 1952- 531 Student Senate, 1951-523 Phi Eta Tau, 1950-523 Intra- Murals, 1950-51 3 VVho's XYho, 1951 and 19523 Dean's List, 19523 Honor Roll, five quarters, ARI, ROBERT S. Dean's List, 1951 and 1952. l IlCLDl'1N, l'.I.RERT 1,1-IE CTAA, Transfer from Lincoln Memorial University. ETERALD F. Transfer from North Dakota State Science Schrzol. KIARLANIJ, ATARGARET KAT1lI.I2liN Glee Club, 1949-50: Geography Council, 1949-503 F.T.A., 1949- 513 Signs-of-the-Times, 1952-533 1Yestminster Fellowship, 1950- 521 Delta Pi Delta, 1950-51: Dormitory Government Committee. 1950-513 lntra-Murals, 1949-50. GAR R ETT, H AR LI-:Y STUART Transfer from University of Tennessee: Glee Club, 1952-53. GRAY, XTIRGINIA TJOUISE Glee Club, 1949-513 BL7ccANI-:ER, Girl's lntra-Mural Editor, 1952-533 VVestminster Fellvxvship, 1950-533 Sigma Omega. 1949-53, Treasurer, 1950-51, Secretary, 1951-533 Phi Eta Tau, 1949-53, Treasurer, 1952-533 lntra-Murals, 1949-53, Assistant Manager, 1951-523 T-Sweater flntra-Muralsl. GREENE, JI'LI's SIELDEX Beta Epsilon, 1950-52. Treasurer, 1952-53: Lambda Chi. 19511- 52, President, 1952-533 F.T.A., 1951-53, Yice-President. 1950- 513 C'nllvg1I':I1I, Repo' ter, 1952-533 Student Senate, 1952-53. GREEN E. l'I-:nov JEAN Lambda Chi, 1949-51, Secretary, 1950-513 A.C.E., 1950-51. GRI-:f:oRv. JovcE ANN 7 Transfer from Xirginia lntermont College3 F.T.A., 1951-523 Alpha Psi Omega, 1952-53, Secretary-Treasurer, 1952-532 Patchwork Players, 1951-523 Cfllffjlitlll, 1951-53. LJREGORY, MAIQELINE T. GRIN Transfer from University of Pennsylvania. IJSTAFF, JACK FRANKLIN Beta Epsilon, 1950-513 BSC., 1950-513 lntra-Murals, 1949-52, GRINIISTAEE, ROBERT K. Geography Council. 1952-533 Gamma Theta Cpsilon, 1952-53, Gc1NN. AYALDINE HAOt Glee Club, 1949-503 Home Economics Club. 1949-523 Bridge Club, 1950-51: B.S.U., 1949-523 Cooper Hall, Treasurer, 1951- 523 Judicial Council, 1951-52. mon, JAMES LEROY Lambda Chi, 1952-53. llALE, GENE Band, Txvirling Major, 1950-533 Kappa Delta Pi, 1951-533 l.R.C., 1950-53: Collegian, 1949-52, Assistant Circulation Man- ager, 1949-50, Circulation Manager, 1950-523 BI'ccANEER, lrtra- Murals Editor, 1951-52, Sports Editor, 1952-533 B.S.L'., 1949- 53, Piariist, 1949-513 Student Senate, 1951-53: ,lunior Class President, 1951-523 Senior Class President, 1952-533 Phi Beti Chi: 1949-53. Reporter, 1950-51, Secretary, 1951-52: May Day Attendant, 1951-525 XYho's XYho, 19533 Honor Roll. 7 Quarters: Editor of Student Handbook, 1952-53. HALI.. AlARTllA lu. H ANI Dean's List, 1948--51, Honor Roll, 1949-52. IL'roN, CIIARLES EMORY HT Club, 1951-533 lntra-Murals, 1950-533 Baseball, 1950-53. HANcocR, XVILLIAAI E. HAW Transfer from Colombia Bible College: B.S.U., 1940-473 Miracle Book Club, 1950-53. KINS, CTIZORGE XY. Transfer from Milligan: Radio Club, 1950-53. 1'resideI't, 1952- 533 Student Senate. 1952-53. Transfer from Western Carolina Teachers COllCgCQ Home Eco- nomics Club, 1952-53, Secretary, 1952-533 Lambda Chi, 1952-533 B.S.U., 1952-533 VVestminster Fellowship, 1952-533 lntra- Murals, 1952-53. H EAD Ric R, 'ERMA LEE Transfer from University of Tennessee. HENRY, SARAH LOUISE Glee Club, 1949-503 Home Economics Club, 1949-523 B.S.U., 1949-523 Sigma Omega, 1949-50. HENSON, MORRIS H. Geography Council, Corresponding Secretary, 1952-533 Gamma Theta Upsilon, Reporter, 1952-53. 1'll1.DRliTlI. AVILL :ALLEN Biology Club, 1950-53, Treasurer, 1951-52, Vice-President, 1952- 533 First and Second Honor Roll. HIXON, JOHN E. Mu Delta Kappa, 1948-49. HOGAN, LEO F. gransfer from Ohio State UlllVCfSltJfI Mu Delta Kappa, 1952- 3. LTORNE, PHILLII' H. Transfer from Berea College: Band, 1951-53, Reporter, 1952- S32 Choir, 1952-533 Glee Club, 1951-53, Reporter, 1952-53: M.E.N.C., 1951-53, President, 1952-533 Madrigal Group, 1952- 531 Collegian, 1951-53: Student Senate, 1952-53. HORN ICR. AYILLIAM H ENRY Transfer from Emory and Henry College. HUDIJLE, JAMES Transfer from Tennessee Polytechnic lnstituteg HT Club, 1951- 53: Football, 1950-533 Nu Sigma Alpha, 1950-53, Vice-Presi- dent, 1952-53. H UNT, ANNA LOU Home Economics Club, 1949-53, Treasurer, 1952-533 F.T.A., 1950-53. Parliamentarian, 1951-523 VVesley Foundation, 1949-51. HI3TToN, Al.-XRGARET 131iLLli Transfer from Virginia lntermont College3 Geography Council, 1952-533 Beta Epsilon, 1952-53. Secretary, 1952-531 Lambda Chi, 1952-533 Sigma Omega, 1951-53, Dormitory Government Committee, 1952-53. JOIINSON. Lois XTIVIAN Beta Epsilon, 1950-53, Vice-President, 1950-51, President, 1951- 52: 1.R.C., 1951-53, Reporter, 1951-523 BYCCAXEER, 1950-52: B.S.U., 1949-51, Secretary, 1950-513 Sigma Theta Kappa. 1949- 53, Treasurer, 1950-52, President, 1952-533 Student Senate, Secretary-Treasurer, 1952-533 Stone Hall, Treasurer, 1952-531 Pan-Hellenic Council, 1952-533 Sophomore Class Vice-President, 1950-513 Who's VVho, 1952 and 1953. JOIINSON, ROBERT TIPTON, 111 Transfer from University of North Carolina3 Collpyimz, Assist- ant Business Manager, 1952-53. JONES. ATADGE Geography Council, 1952-533 A.C.E., 1949-503 Central Religious Council, 1952-533 VVestminster Fellowship, 1949-53, President, 1952-533 Sigma Theta Kappa, 1950-53, Second Vice-President, 1952-533 Stone Hall, Reporter, 1952-53, JONES, XVILLIANI ELBERT Geography Council, 1951-523 Biology Club, 1949-533 Phi Beta Chi, 1951-53. TQEIESLING, BETTY JEAN Transfer from Roanoke COllCg'6Q Band, 1951-523 Beta Epsilon, 1950-53, Secretary, 1951-523 Kappa Delta Pi, 1952-533 l,R.C.. 1952-533 VVesley Foundation, 1950-53, Secretary, 1950-513 Sigma Omega, 1950-53, President, 1951-523 Pan Hellenic Coun- cil, 1951-52, Secretary, 1951-523 Junior Class Treasurer, 1951- 522 VVho's Wfho, 19523 Dean's List, 1952, Honor Roll, 1951-52. TQENNERLY, N. JEANN1-3 Transfer from Martin Junior College: Choir, 1949-513 E.T.S., 1950-533 Glee Club, 1949-533 M.E.N.C.. 1950-533 Biology Club, 1950-51 3 VVesley Foundation, 1949-50. KI NG, JUANITA BLOGETTIE Lambda Chi, 1952-533 F.T.A., 1952-531 A.C.E., 1950-53. Treasurer, 1950-511 B.S.U., 1949-53. KITcIIENs, OSCAR K. Transfer from Lees McRae College3 Mu Delta Kappa, 1952-53. KYLE, NELSON TJAVIS Transfer from King College, LARIAIER. JINIMIE LYNN Biology Club, 1952-533 Dean's List. 1951-52. SENIOR CLASS INDEX ARKIX, AVILL TATICRCER Kappa Delta Pi, 1952-533 XYesley Foundation, 1949-533 NT Club, 1952-533.lntra-Murals, 1949-523 Tennis, 1952-533 First Honor Roll, 7 quarters, Second Honor Roll, 2 quartersg Dean's List. 1952. 1AwRENcE, CANIILLE TURNER Transfer from Meredith College3 Band, 1951-523 Orchestra, 1951-523 Honor Award in Art, 1952. TIMREIILER, BTARTIN H. Transfer from Carson-Newman Col1ege3 lntra-Murals, 1952-53, ITTICRMAN, FRANCIS l.LOYD Transfer from King College: Biology Club, 1950-52. 1 1 ITERMAN, JOIIN li. Beta Epsilon, 1951-53. 1 IXVIS. TQATHLEIZN Glee Club, 1949-513 Biology Club, 1952-533 Patchwork Players, 1950-51, Y.VV.C.A., 1949-513 XYesley Foundation, 1949-53. Loc R Ml LLER, DONALD LEWIS Transfer from 'Tennessee VX'esleyan College3 l.R.C., 1952-533 BI5ccANEER, Assistant Business Manager, 1951-52, Business Manager, 1952-533 Ritter Hall. Vice-President, 1952-533 Intra- Murals, 1951-533 Nu Sigma Alpha, 1951-533 May Day Attend- ant, 19523 NYho's Vtlho, 1952-53. OVVIC, TANTHA RIYTII Homecoming Queen Attendant, 1949. 1UcAs, HAROLD XV. Adelante. 1951-523 Lambda Chi, 1951-533 F.T.A., 1951-53. IDoLE, CTORDAN AYILLIAM Glee Club, 1950-513 Beta Epsilon, 1952-533 Kappa Delta Pi, 1951-53, Treasurer, 1952-533 Dean's List, O quarters. YLIC, CTIARLOTTIC TTLTLDEN E.T.S. Club, 1951-531 Glee Club, 1949-523 Orchestra, 1949-533 Biology Club, 1950-53, President, 1951-523 l.R.C.. 1952-533 BI'ccANEER, 1952-533 Phi Aloha, 1949-53, Second Yice-Presi- dent, 1951-52: Pan-Hellenic Council. Reporter, 1951-523 Intra- Murals, 1949-523 VVhO's Axrllil, 1952-533 TS Award Clntra- Muralsl, ETS Auard, tGlee Clubl. A1tl5RlD1i, BONNIE JEAN Trans'er from Tennessee VVesleyan College3 Lambda Chi, Secretary-Treasurer, 1952-533 l1.S.U., 1951-53. CONNICLL, 15lCT'l'Y ,ANN Home Economics Club, 1949-53, Corresponding Secretary, 1951- 52. Recording Secretary. 1950-52, President, 1952-533 F.T,A., 1950-533 B.S.C., 1950-513 Student Senate, 1952-533 Phi Eta Tau, 1950-533 lntra-Murals, 1952-53. ATKCOXVN, THIEODORIC ATEDELL, JR. Band, 1949-52, Lieutenant. 1951, Captain, 19523 E.T.S. Club, 1950-523 l.R.C., 1951-523 VVestminster Fellowship, 1949-523 Student Senate, 1950-52, Vice-President of Student Body 1952- 533 Junior Class, Student-Faculty Committee Chairman, 1951- 523 Sigma Phi Alpha, 1950-53, President. 1951-523 Beta Sigma Alpha. 1950-533 Reporter, 1951-523 May Day Attendant, 1950- 513 VVho's VVho, 19523 Key and Letter in Band. Mt CULLOCH, STBYL ELOISE Transfer from Virginia Intermont College3 Alpha Psi Omega, 1952-533 Patchwork Players. 1951-53, President, 1952-533 Radio Club. Secretarv. 1951-523 ClUlll'fl1ilIH, 1951-533 Pi Sigma, 1951- 53, Reporter, 1952-533 Letter Award in Drama, 1952. Nlt TQAMEY, BILLY MAC Transfer from Lincoln Memorial University: Choir, 1952-533 Glee Club, 1952-533 Sigma Phi Alpha, 1952-533 Beta Sigma Alpha, 1952-53. Mt KANIEY, XVILLIAM lntra-Murals, 1950-523 Honor Roll, 1951-52. ATLATAIIAN, ROB11IRT B. Transfer from Carson-Newman College3 Biology Club, 1952- 53. ATAIIONEY, CAROLYN J ITLIA Kappa Delta Pi, 1952-533 1.R.C., 1952-533 Alpha Psi Omega, President, 1952-533 Patchwork Players, 1950-53, Secretary, 1951-52, Business Manager, 1952-533 Collegian, 1951-53, Feature Editor, 1952-533 B.S.U., Chorister, 1951-523 Delta Pi Delta, 1950-53, 'Vice-President. 1950-523 Student Senate, 1952-533 VYho's VYhO, 1952-53. ATASTIQRS, TNTILDRED BENNETT Lambda Chi, 1948-493 A.C.E., 1947-483 Y.XY.C.A., 1947-483 Miracle Book Club, 1947-483 1Vestminster Fellowship, 1947-49. Vice-President, 1948-493 Dormitory Government Committee, 1947-433 lntra-Murals, 1947-48. A1-XTCHIQTT, CLEVELAND CALVIN Transfer from Hiwassee College3 Honor R011 and Dean's List. ATATLOCK, CIIARLEY CLAY Student Senate, 1951-533 Club, 1950-53, President, 1952-533 Intra-Murals, 1949-533 Football, 1949-53. Basketball, 1949-503 Nu Sigma Alpha, 1949-53, President, 1951-52. ATACPIN, BARBARA ANNE E.T.S. Club, 1949-513 BIXTANEER, Girl's lntra-Mural Editor. 1952-533 XYestminster Fellowship, 1950-533 Sigma Omega, 1950- 533 Phi Eta Tau, 1949-53, Assistant Manager, 1951-52, Manager, 1952-533 TS Award Qlntra-Muralsj. ATILBURN, TTICRBERT T. Transfer from University of Chattanooga3 Band, 1951-53, Choir, 1951-52. Glee Club, 1951-53, M.l-I.N.C., 1952-533 l.R.C., 1951- 53, First Yice-President, 1952-533 XYesley Foundation, 1951- 533 Sigma Phi Alpha, 1951-53. ATINGA, BETTY SCE Choir, 1951-533 E,T.S. Club, 1951-53, Secretary, 1951-52: Clee Club, 1949-53, Secretary, 1951-523 M.E.N.C., 1950-533 NYesley Foundation, 1949-533 Pianist, 1952-53. Representative to Central Religious Council. 1952-533 Phi Alpha, 1949-53, Second Vice- Presideut, 1951-52, First Mice-President, 1952-53: Student Senate, 1952-533 Pan-Hellenic, President, 1952-533 Phi Eta Tau. 1949-513 lntra-Murals, 1949-523 Honor Roll: TS Award CMusicD. ETS Award, Choir Award, Glee Club Pin. ATORRIS, JonN PRESLEY Sigma Phi Alpha, 1949-52, Treasurer, 1950-51. RTOYER, l 2GlilCRT GLIENN, JR. Beta Epsilon, 1952-53. ATCRR, EVIELYN ELIZABETH Beta Epsilon, 1952-533 Lambda Chi, 1950-53. NEAL. XYILLIARI L. Nu Sigma Alpha, 1948-53. NIQLSON, N1'21.1A JUNE Trans'er from Judson College3 Adelante, Treasurer. 1951-523 Culleyitnz, 1952-533 Delta Pi Delta, 1950-533 Hrnor Roll. NICIIOLSON. ATARY JOANNE Band, 1949-503 Adelante, 1949-51, Publicity Director, 1949-503 l.R.C.. 1950-53, Secretary. 1952-533 Cltlllfflftlll, 19-19-53, Cartoon- ist, 1949-50, Assistant Business Manager, l951-52. Busivess Manager, 1952-533 BL'L'L'ANliliR, Art Editor, 1952-533 B.S.U.. 1949-53, Publicity Director, 1952-53, Editor of f'Baptist Bucs. 1952-533 Sigma Theta Kappa. 1950-53, Publicity Director, 1950- 51, Viee-President. 1952-533 Phi Eta Tau, 1952-533 lntra- Murals, 1951-533 Sophomore Class President, 1950-51. NORTON. lT'AL'1.1N12 C. B.S.C., 1948-50. Secretary, 1949-503 Sigma Omega, 1943-533 Phi Eta Tau, 1948-503 lntra-Murals, 1943-50. TJLINGER, l.liOLA BOWLING Transfer from Radford College3 B.S.U., 1946-483 Honor Roll. TJVIZRBAY, BROXYN Transfer from Hiwassee Co1lege3 Mu Delta Kappa. LJXYENS, LONNIE BUFORD Transfer from Emory and Henry College. f9ZMER, TXTAMIIC AMILLIS Trans'er from Asheville Normal. ljlCARSON, TSLMIER TYLER, JR. Glee Club, 1952-53: Physical Science Society, 1951-523 Nu Sigma Alpha, 1952-533 Second Honor Roll. PERRY. TOMMY L. Biology Club. PIERSON, DTANCY JANE Transfer from Sullins College3 F.T.A., 1951-523 VVESlIl11ll1SlCl' Fellowship, 1951-523 Sigma Omega, 1951-53. POTTER. JAx1Es M. Transfer from Tennessee Polvtechnic lnstitute: E.T.S. Club, 1949-513 T Club, 1949-513 Football, 1949-513 Baseball, 1949- 513 lntra-Mural Manager, 1951-52. POTTER, Al.-XRGARIET ,ANNE Glee Cluhq Kappa Delta Pi, 1952-533 B.S.U. RECTOR, TXTILDRTED JANE Transfer from Maryville 1951-523 Choir, 1950-53, President, 1952-S33 E.T.S. Club, 1952- 533 M.E.N.C., 1950-533 Oirl's Sextette, 1950-523 Delta Pi Delta. 1950-53, Secretary, 1951-53. REEDER, JANE BEASLEY Band. 1949-53, Librarian, 1949-513 Choir, 1950-533 E.T.S. Club, 1951-53, President, 1952-533 Glee Club, 1949-53, Secretary. 1952-533 Orchestra, 1949-523 M.E.N.C.. 1949-53. President. 1950-52, Historian, 1952-53: Madrigal Group, 1952-533 fiirl's Sextette. 1950-523 Kappa Delta Pi, 1951-53, Secretary, 1952- 533 CKJHLYII-fill, 1952-533 Phi Alpha, 1950-533 First Yice-Presi- dent, 1951-52, Treasurer, 1952-533 Student Senate, 1950-533 Phi College3 Band, 1950-53: Reporter, SENIOR CLASS INDEX Eta Tau, 1949-50: Intra-Murals, 1949-50: XYho's VYho, 1951-52: Honor Roll: Letters in Band, Orchestra, Choir, Glee Club: Keys in Band, Orchestra, Choir, Glee Club. I-QEEVES, BILLY JOE Transfer from Lees McRae College: UT Club, 1951-52: Base- ball, 1951-53. RowE, LINNE LOVVERY 'Transfer from VVestern Kentucky State College. SAIILIN, GILMORE ONLEY Mu Delta Kappa. 1950-53. Treasurer, 1951-53: Trailer City, Treasurer, 1950-51. SAMS, 19OROTIIY LEE B.S.C.: Miracle Book Club: Phi Eta Tau: Intra-Murals. SAMS, ISVICRICTTE EUGENE BUccANEER, Assistant Intra-Mural Editor, 1952-53: Intra- Murals, 1949-53: Sigma Phi Alpha, 1950-53, Reporter, 1951-52. SIIANKS, FRED XV. Geography Council, 1951-52: Beta Epsilon, 1951-53. SHARP, FANNY BELLE E.T.S. Club, 1951-53: Glee Club, 1949-53, Reporter, 1951-53, President, 1952-53: Orchestra. 1949-53: M.E.N.C., 1949-53, Treasurer, 1951-52: Madrigal Group, 1952-53: Delta Pi Delta, 1950-53: Student Senate, 1952-53: Phi Eta Tau, 1949-50: Sophomore Class, Lyceum Committee, 1950-51: Junior Class Vice-President, 1951-52: Honor Roll: Letter in Glee Club and Orchestra: Key in Glee Club and Orchestra. SIIEARICR, CIIARLES M. Physical Science Society, 1951-53, Vice-President, 1952-53. SIIII-LEY. GENE FULLER' A Transfer from Tennessee Vfvesleyan College: Beta Epsilon, 1951- 53. Second Vice-President, 1952-53: Lambda Chi, 1952-53: XVeslcy Foundation, 1952-53: Ritter Hall, Reporter. SIMICRLY, l'ARRs ATIRGIL Physical Science Society, 1952-53. SIM ON Ds, K ENNETH AVAYNE Glee Club, 1950-51: Biology Club, 1950-53, Vice-President, 1951-52, President, 1952-53: Student Serate, 1952-53. SMITH, :ALMA RUTH F.T.A., 1952-53. SMITII, IXTARY PURSLEY Pi Kappa Delta, 1952-53, Treasurer, 1952-53: Patchwork Players, 1950-53, Reporter, 1952-53: Delta Pi Delta. 1951-53. Reporter, 1952-53: R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 1952: Honor Roll. SMITII, IXTARY LOU Transfer from Hiwassee College: F.T.A., 1949-52: 1Yesley Foundation, 1952-53. SNAPP, IMORMA JEAN Signs-of-the-Times, 1949-50: VVesley Foundation, 1950-51: Delta Pi Delta. 1950-53, Vice-President, 1950-51: Pan-Hellenic Council, 1949-50: Second Honor Roll, 1950-52, First Honor Roll, 1949-50. SOLOMON, ROGER BRUMLEY Transfer from Tusculum College: Patchwork Players, 1951- 53: Radio Club, 1951-53, Historian, 1951-52: VVesley Founda- tion, 1951-53: Intra-Murals, 1950-53. SOUTH ERLAXD, PEGGY IANNE Transfer from Carson-Newman College: Choir. 1951-53: Glee Club, 1951-53, M.E.N.C.. 1951-53: 155l't'L'ANEER, Music Editor, 1952-53: VVesley Foundation. 1951-53: Pi Sigma, 1951-53: Carter Hall, Floor Representative, 1951-52: Honor Roll, 3 quarters. SPIVEY, PAT Physical Science Society, 1950-51. STEVENS, HELEN KATHLEEN F.T.A., 1950-53, Vice-President, 1951-52: Kappa Delta Pi, 1951-53. Historian and Reporter, 1952-53: Y.VX'.C.A., 1949-52: First Honor Roll. STEPHENS, ROSEMARY IXTITCHELL Transfer from Milligan College: Signs-of-the-Times, 1952-53. STEI'IIENsoN. 1SM1LY ROSE STRI SUTI Transfer from Mary Mvashington College: A.C.E,, 1949-50: XYes1ey Foundation. 1949-50: Sigma Theta Kappa, 1949-51, Reporter, 1950-51, Secretary, 1952-53: Carter Hall Govern- ment Committee, 1950-51. CKLAND, ROBERT KAY Band, 1945-46: Glee Club, 1945-46: Patchwork Players, 1945- 47: Colleqzlm, Reporter, 1945-46, Sports Editor, 1952-53: T Club, 1946: lntra-Murals, 1946-52, Assistant Director, 1947. Publicity Director, 1952-53 Football, 1946, Baseball, 1946. Basketball, 1946: Football Manager, 1947. IERLAND, SBILLIE IC.-XTIILEEN Transfer from Radford College. - SWAGGERTY. SARA SUE Transfer from Maryville College: F.T.A., 1951-53: A.C.E,, 1950-53, President, 1951-52, Social Chairman, 1952-53: Kappa Delta Pi. 1951-53. President. 1952-53: l.R,C., 1952-53: Student Senate, 1951-53: Honor Roll. THOMAS, JAMES F. Beta Epsilon, 1951-53: Kappa Delta Pi, 1951-53, Vice-President, 1952-53: l.R.C., 1951-53, President, 1952-53: B.S.U., 1949-53: Dean'S List and Honor Roll. TI IITON, IVAN E.T.S. Club, 1952-53 Glee Club, 1951-53, Accompanist: Orches- tra, 1950-53, President, 1952-53: M.E.N.C., 1950-53, Vice- President, 1950-51: Intra-Murals, 1952-53. CIIOLB ERT, J UNE VIRGINIA Transfer from Lincoln Memorial University: F.T.A., 1948-49: Dormitory Government Committee, 1948-49. '1Il.'RNER, BARBARA ANNE Transfer from Yirginia Intermont College: E.T.S. Club, 1952- 53: Glee Club, 1950-53: M.E.N.C., 1951-53: A.C.E., 1952-53: VVestminster Fellowship, 1951-53: Phi Alpha, 1950-53: Letter iII Glee Club. TI R 'I'R JACK D N 4. , E , Transfer from Lincoln Memorial University: Intra-Murals, 1946. INES, BILLY JOE Band, 1949-50: Choir, 1949-53, Librarian, 1952-53: E.T.S. Club, 1951-53, Reporter, 1952-53: Glee Club, 1949-53, Librarian, 1949- 50: M.E.N.C., 1951-53: Men's Double Quartette, 1950-51: Adelante, 1949-50: Biology, 1951-53: Patchwork Players, 1949- 52: Collegian, 1950-53: B.S.U., 1949-52, Chorister, 1949-50: VYho's Vflho, 1952-53. AVALKIQR, NANCY IXTERLE Trans'er from Tennessee 11'esleyan College: Geography Council, 1952-53: XYesley Foundation, 1952-53. XVALLACE, CHARLES LINDBURGII Mu Delta Kappa, 1951-53. AYARREN, BIARTHA HALI. Transfer from King King College: Glee Club, 1949-50: Honor Roll. IVE Is Is, IYTARGIE MARIE B.S.U.. 1949-53, YAV.A. President, 1952-53: Student Senate. 1952-53. AYEIGIEI., :XLLYN HENRY Transfer from Tusculum College: Football. XYEIR, DONALD EUGENE Transfer from Tennessee Wesleyan College: Intra-Murals, 1950- 51: Nu Sigma Alpha, 1951-53, Sergeant-at-Arms, 1952-53. XYIIITE, BETTIE JO 1Yesley Foundation, 1949-52: Pi Sigma, 1949-53: Honor Roll. AVIIITE, 19ONALD GENE Transfer from Tennessee XVesleyan College: VVesley Founda- tion, 1950-53, Second Vice-President, 1951-52. XV I I ITE, 1-1 ELEN DOLO RES Glee Club, 1948-50: B.S.U., 1948-50: Delta Pi Delta, 1950-52: Phi Eta Tau, 1950-52: Intra-Murals, 1949-50. XYIIITE, 1,LOYD 1.YLE T Club, 1952-53: Basketball Manager, 1951-52: Athletic Manager, 1952-53. l.L1IAL'CK, BTARION Transfer from Martin Junior College. XYILLIAMS, ELIZABETH IXTARIAN Glee Club, 1949-50: Kappa Delta Pi, 1952-53: Dean's List and Honor Roll. XVILLIAMS, JUNE IARMELDA Lambda Chi, 1950-51: F.T.A., 1951-53: Kappa Delta Pi, 1952- 53: l.R.C., Reporter, 1952-53: Collegian, Typist, 1950-51: B S.C., 1949-53: Member of Greater Council, 1952-53: Pi Sigma, 1950-53, Secretary, 1951-52, President, 1952-53: Student Sewate, 1952-53: Pan-Hellenic Council, 1952-53: Senior Class, Social Chairman, 1952-53: Junior Class Beauty, 1951-52: Dean's List and Honor Roll. XYI I.I.I AMSON, ROBERT DONALD Band, 1950-52: Glee Club. 1949-50: lntra-Murals, 1949-53. XYILSON, AIIRGINIA LEE Home Economics Club: B.S.U. XYINSTON, JULIA HARRIS Transfer from Virginia lntermont College: Kappa Delta Pi, 1952-53: I.R,C., 1952-53: Pi Sigma, 1951-53: Stone Hall, Treasurer 1952-53. Woon, JOANN JOHNSON Transfer from University of Tennessee: Home Economics Club, 1950-53: Honor Roll. XVOODS, LOIS JEANETTE Glee Club: Beta Epsilon: Pi Sigma. AVRIGIIT, CIIARLENE ALTA Transfer from Mary XYashington College: Glee Club, 1951-53: M.E.N,C,. 1951-53: Band Sponsor. 1950-51: BI'ccANEER, 1951-53: Associate Editor, 1951-52, Editor, 1952-53: Pi Sigma. 1951-53, Treasurer, 1952-53: Cooper Hall, Yice-President, 1951-52: May Day Attendant, 1950-53: 1YhO's 1Yho, 1952-532 Hall of Fame, Best All-Around, 1952-53. is 5' I ..,.I . W 'Q ,ya 6 W :QW W I 4 'L Q N. .iv ' L Qfvvlfp . rm My , A QNX! 559 ww OJ w Q ,W is wig, , S , . 'N' X wg LW fe E3 g ff? H WW fn ff.. Q s A b Nw I il . HM Q .Ik A AA Hs' Sli? ling wifi' .qv N142 - - r','f,n , - A- fqgmlgyggi. QL N..,. isYqL5f win 4 A . as ffwwmwm, QV Xl i 451-.. WA? i.,3jg,g,,w-X, h ,f, ' w ' 1, 'QV-WM2.,l,,.vfw'2 ffw1w1'2K-4 . MQQEQQ -f +M..q'??M,,sg,w-wa aww' x A SM SM-af W N 5 V if V V v. 'vs f'iwL1 3 fm- r Q. 'X HMS, 4, n ' fr i N ,gf -fi, ,, 5 MM? 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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 fWe do not sell beerj 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. XV. CBILLJ BRADFORD AMERICAN BEMBERG Division of BEAUNIT MILLS, INCORPORATED and NORTH AMERICAN RAYON CORPORATION Compliments of ARMSTRONG CONSTRUCTION COMPANY KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE XJKYF 'V I' 'YI Ii I C ff' Q' 1 ' Constructed by CASSELL BROTHERS General C ontractors 206 West Sullivan Street KINGSPORT, TENN. -' 1 . 0, g .cj ' 01' X' 9 ' X , gi A QLMQIQ THE HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK r ' fr 'PK vi of s. lx- V' 1 0 , I I ' Q- v tr' X. h . lv -I J V I f I.f.N. . ,xrsvl I, I ' V If I I ' Nt' JOHNSON CITY Your Account Will Be Appreciated MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM EUSTIS LANCASTER ASSOCIATES johnson City Phone Szoo Knoxville Dial 4-4625 ENGINEERS AND DISTRIBUTORS DIRECT MANUFACTURERS AGENTS PROCESS EQUIPMENT BUILDERS' SPECIALTIES COMMERCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL EQUIPMENT AGENTS AND IOBBERS OF OFFICE SUPPLIES .J QUALITY DRY CLEANERS WHITE CITY LAUNDRY Lamzderers - Dr Phone y Clea1ze1 - Dyers 3280 CUT RATE SUPER MARKET folmson City's Largest Food Market Compliments of DIAMGND CAB COMPANY If Ifs Made of Iron or Steel, Draw u Picture of It-We'll Build It. 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