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

Text from Pages 1 - 254 of the 1959 volume:

—-— w. Bpfljj- The Buccaneer is designed to perpetuate the happy memories of the collegiate experiences of the students of East Tennessee State College. The Buccaneer Staff presents to the students of East Tennessee State College a pictorial account of a typical year on our campus. It is with pride that we present to you progressive, happy and objective experiences in The 1959 Buccaneer. 2 What lies ahead? This mystery is an ever-present query in the minds of a collegian. The freshman expresses his con¬ cern about his future through innumer¬ able questions about his new world of endless registration lines, long involved placement tests, early eight o ' clock classes, Greek rush parties, and mid¬ night sessions with new and old friends. 1 ! EliD: U.S.MAIL For a whole week, the freshman is recognized as King and Queen of the campus. However, with the moving in of the upperclassmen, his enviable status loses its stature. He must now explore this new world of his and seek out his own destiny. Since destiny demands that suc¬ cess be an ever-sought after goal, the freshman must always be in search of the ultimate. He now turns his atten¬ tion to the campus around him and searches ardently for his place among a larger group. Suddenly there begins the molding of his personality which is influenced, in the main, by the new spirit of fair competition, which is the true spirit of East Tennessee State Col¬ lege. At last, he is selected to be a member of the various campus groups. Greek life plays an important role in the freshman ' s life: dramatic inclina¬ tions are appealed to; dormitory life offers its varied and luring appeals. Along the way, he finds he must Tennessee State College ' s most excit- frequent the grill, participate in extra- ing week end. curricular activities, enjoy the excite- Old grads, friends, families, and ment of a football weekend, be among students combine their spirit of enthusi- the Greek party groups, or spend a asm throughout the week end. Yes, it quiet evening with a good book by the is Homecoming week end at State, and record player. Truly he has launched all is gay, happy, and reminiscent, his ship of destiny. The events Q f week end are . Then, from out of the blue, Home- climaxed by the exciting football game coming makes a triumphant entry on of the day. Sixty minutes of excitement the campus. Industry, ingenuity; and and a singular opportunity for all alum- originality reign supreme. As if by nae and students to forget their cares magic, artistic themes appear as if to and enjoy collegiate freedom to the say to the world that this is to be East fullest are experienced. .. wffw y wi V- : :H • x ' — :• ' . ' ;;;;. . • ■Hi aaccocoaococcoowjjw — : ! f«.-s- . The freshman ' s coming to the campus is prefaced by careful planning by the United Student Body and ad¬ ministrative personnel at the annual onclave which is held at Buffalo Moun¬ tain Camp. It is here that each step in he new freshman ' s life is carefully fanned for. As the year progresses, one de- ects that the business of the day is im- ortant to all students. The classroom becomes a place frequented by all; pecial study nooks are sought out; nd everyone is anticipating the end esults of a busy quarter at college. 9 j f The orientation period for the freshman ends following the conclu¬ sion of the first academic quarter. He now belongs to his college home. He has established a workable rapport among his associates and himself, and work and fun alike are his possessions; but he now recognizes that he is meet¬ ing constantly challenging competition, and he is a part of an inclusive whole. Cheers are given for fraternity and sorority activities; The Collegian honors those to whom honor is due; All Sing is a grand night ; Pot-pourri lends oppor¬ tunity for special talent to be displayed in its most superlative manner; thrill¬ ing competition is enjoyed by all Greek groups during the days of the building of the floats for the Christmas parade, and college life now is a joy for all. Spring has come. Yes, the fresh¬ man with veteran awareness, has found the cool, unsequestered alcoves where the natural beauty of our campus lends itself to a perfect college moment. Each new name he has now at¬ tached to an individual, and the day for campus elections has arrived. Oh, yes, the freshman is now introduced to pure campus politics. He soon learns that he now possesses an almost un¬ believable loyalty for a cause and a candidate! How often he hears the facilities of the new student center edifice re¬ counted by eager upperclassmen. Day by day he views the progress of the magnificent structure. It is with a feeling of personal achievement that our once neophyte now plays host to 2,500 high school seniors on our campus. He now has reached a definite plateau in his col¬ lege experiences. To be sure, our freshman has not lost sight of his religious affiliations during this new and important year in his life. Renowned religious leaders ap¬ pear on the campus, and for an entire week they counsel with the students of the campus. Honors Day ends the freshman ' s year which has been filled with oppor¬ tunities to succeed. The day belongs to each student who has received a col¬ lege honor. The gay music of the new Glenn Miller Orchestra ends this day set aside in honor of those who have achieved collegiate recognition. The year draws to a close, and dis¬ tinguished visitors come to our campus. Members of the State Board of Educa¬ tion sing our praises during their visit on our campus for our phenomenal growth. The traditional daisy chain pre¬ cedes the long academic procession which announces that it is Commence- 14 merit Day. The College is honored by the presence of Honorable Frank Ahlgren for the guest speaker. In retrospect, the freshman recalls his hours of anxiety, his hours of fun, and his hours of indecision; however, no one who has been a part of East Tennessee State College during the year 1959 will be deprived of happy memories, challenging experiences, and a feeling of loyal devotion to his college home. Dedication Coach Star Wood, Head Coach of football, East Tennessee State College, has added another victory to his many recorded ones of the past years. It is with pride, respect, and affection that the stu¬ dent body of East Tennessee State College dedicates the 1959 Buccaneer to Coach Star Wood. The life of a football coach is not always an easy one. However, the tenor of his regime is often judged by the personal reaction of the coach to his many pressure situations. It is the ability of Coach Wood to always accept the situation of less excellency with as much objectivity as he accepts the situation of excellency that has endeared him to our student body of East Tennessee State College. Coach Wood has had an outstanding career in his chosen profession. He came to East Tennessee State College in 1952 with extensive experience in both coaching and education. These experiences have included Chairman of the English Department, Milligan College; Assistant Football Coach, Appa¬ lachian State College; End Coach, North Carolina State; and Head Coach, Tennesee Tech. In addition to his A.B. degree from Milligan College., he re¬ ceived his M.A. degree in English from the Uni¬ versity of Tennessee. Coach Wood has represented his profession with dignity, ability, and understanding. Only when one possesses the innate gift of the milk of human kindness can he achieve an enviable position among his fellowmen. Coach Wood has achieved this position of high excellency among his asso¬ ciates, It is with a feeling of gratitude, respect, and sincere admiration that the student body of East Tennessee State College has dedicated the Buccaneer of 1959 to our coach, Star Wood. 16 g.f i tmwm ADMINISTRATION FACULTY 17 nssi The State ETSC Joe Morgan Commissioner of Education First row: Hon. J. Howard Warf, Mrs. Sam Wilson, Commissioner Joe Morgan, Mrs. Ferdinand Powell. Second row: Hon. Clarence Holwyck, Dr. Norman Frost, Hon. James Williams, Ernest C. Ball, Judge W. R. Landrum, Hon. Edward J. Jennings. 19 1 - V. Th President The President of ETSC Since coming to East Tennessee State College in 1949, President Burgin E. Dossett has brought us here at State an increased enrollment, many new build¬ ings, and most important of all, the trust and admiration that is so necessary To a college president. President Dossett always is willing to talk with any stu¬ dent—no matter how small his problem may be. President Dossett is always willing to stop and give a hearty handshake and winning smile. For these and so much more all we can humbly say is, Thank you. President Dossett ' s home on the campus. ' 1 Dr. Mack P. Davis Dean of Faculty The Deans Miss Ella V. Ross Dean of Women Mr. Calvin Mercer Director of Personnel Services Acting Dean of Men 22 Administrators Mr. Drury Cargill Director of Public Information Miss Louise McBee Miss Flora Marie Meredith Assistant Dean of Women Director of Placement Director of Housing Mr. Solon Gentry Assistant to Dean of Admissions Arts and Science SOCIOLOGY Top to bottom: Mr. George E. Fox, Dr. Louis E. Nelson, Dr. William Rigell, Mr. Emmett Sawyer, Dr. Dorman Stout. BIOLOGY First row: Mr. John Bailey, Dr. Frank Barclay, Mr. T. P. Copeland. Second row: Mr. Eric Herrin, Dr. Herman O ' Dell, Mrs. Elizabeth Owings. Third row: Mrs. Hilde A. Roesel, Dr. Richard Stevenson. 24 First row: Dr. John D. Allen, Mr. Charles E. Beasley, Mrs. Louise H. Beasley, Mr. Willis B. Bible, Miss Christine Burleson, Dr. George N. Dove, Miss Margaret Dugger. Second row: Mrs. Anne Gentry, Mrs. Allie Lou Gilbreath, Miss Mahala Hays, Dr. James R. Hodges, Mrs. Phyllis Holmes, Miss Grace Leab, Mr. David McClellan. Third row: Dr. Jewell McCracken, Mr. Ambrose Manning, Mrs. Mary Manning. ENGLISH Right: Mrs. Gilbreath demonstrates to a student the uses of a reading machine. 25 SPEECH AND DRAMA Left to right: Mr. Richard C. Brand, Mr. Harold E. Frank, Dr. Chase S. Winfrey. Right: Mr. Frank points out the importance of hand props. MODERN LANGUAGE Below: Mr. Edward G. Lodter uses a tape recorder with an advanced French class. Top to bottom: Miss Elaine Ehrhardt Mr. Edward G. Lodter 26 Above: Mr. Malone Young points out our new forty-ninth state—Alaska. Top to bottom: Mr. Robert W. Darling Dr. George W. Webb Mr. Malone Young GEOGRAPHY HISTORY Below: This is where it really happened. First row: Dr. Morton A. Brown, Dr. Robert G. Crawford. Second row: Dr. Harold H. Dugger, Miss Evangeline Hartsook. Third row: Mr. W. F. Rogers, Dr. Frank B. Williams. 27 Above: Math students find the slide rule invaluable. MATHEMATICS PHYSICAL SCIENCE Top row: Miss Sallie P. Carson, Mr. T. C. Carson, Miss Velma Cloyd. Second row: Dr. Lester C. Hartsell, Mr. Ellison C. Jenkins, Mr. Stanford H. Johnson. Third row: Colonel Henry Linsert, Mrs. Lora D. McCormick, Mr. Robert W. Murdock. Top row: Boyd, Graybeal, Hurley. Second row: Monley, Nicholson, Woodward. Third row: Whitehead, Young. Below: It takes long hours of lab to complete science credits. 28 Right: Mr. Gambrell makes an important point in the analysis of the art picture. ■■■ Right: Mr. Snyder illustrates a musical factor to a student. Top to bottom: Dr. John Benz, Miss Ruth E. Harris, Miss Margaret Hays, Mr. John M. Steele. FINE ARTS MUSIC First row: Dr. Mondel E. Butterfield, Miss Rhea Hunter. Second row: Miss Anita Roddey, Mrs. Virgil Self. 29 Business and Economics ECONOMICS Left to right: Mr. Clinton S. Ferguson, Dr. Lloyd Pierce, Dr. Kenneth C. Spaulding, Mr. William L. Wilbur. Dr. Travis Kirkland Director Below: Dr. Spaulding makes a comparison between the United States and England and emphasizes the Triangular Exchange. 30 Above: Calculating the problems of business. BUSINESS First row: Dr. Clyde H. Farnsworth, Mrs. Mary Gray, Dr. Edna L. Gregg. Second row: Mr. Ray L. Jackson, Mr. Harold K. Johnson, Dr. Travis Kirkland. Third row: Mr. Harold H. Margason, Mr. Calvin Mercer, Mr. George G. Myers. Foutrh row: Mr. Glenn H. Spanabel, Miss Margaret N. Stewart, Dr. Samuel Thompson. 31 Top row: Mrs. Elise Barrette, Dr. Clayton L. Carpenter, Mr. Ralph W. Clark, Dr. Reuben H. Eliassen, Dr. Emma L. Farrell. Second row: Dr. Woodrow Flanary, Dr. S. W. Grise, Miss Gretchen Hyder, Dr. Fred McCune, Miss Flora Marie Meredith. Third row. Mr. Walter, M. Mitchell, Dr. Leslie K. Patton, Chair¬ man, Mr. Russeil Peckens, Dr. Gem Kate Taylor. LIBRARY Top row: Mr. Paul A. Barrette, Mrs. Nelda N. Brooks. Second row: Miss Edith E. Keys, Miss Eva Leonard. Third row: Mr. Hal Smith. This is where we ' re supposed to study! PHYSICAL EDUCATION Below: Ready! Aim! Which way? -f • - i-c- .iSS Top row: Mr. Madison Brooks, Mr. Julian D. Crocker, Miss Faye Flanagan, Mr. Calvin Frey. Second row: Miss Dorothy E. Hicks, Dr. Scott Honaker, Miss Kay Kent, Mr. Hal Morrison. Third row: Dr. Constance Mynatt, Mr. Loyd T. Roberts Chair¬ man, Mr. Star J. Wood. HEALTH Top row: Dr. Sol Adler, Mrs. Louise Carmack. Second row: Mrs. Vera Clack, Mrs. Mary V. Dickerson. Third row: Miss Mary Louise Gladish, Mrs. Eileen Johnson. Fourth row: Dr. John Lamb, Chairman, Miss Jessie E. Moore. Mrs. Harryet A. Blackwell Miss Vivian V. Rockwood, Chairman HOME ECONOMICS Above, left: Sewing is a talent acquired in Home Economics. Left: Education majors practice teach at the train¬ ing school. TRAINING SCHOOL Top row: Mr. John H. Arrants, Miss Eva K. Bogart, Mr. George A. Finchum, Mr s. Irene B. France, Miss Evelyn Francis. Second row: Mrs. Glenn Hendrix, Mrs. Fred McCune, Miss Isabel Martin, Mr. Russell L. Shadoan, Mr. Joe B. Shipley. Third row: Miss Vella M. Smith, Miss Ada Strong, Mr. John B. Tallent, Mr. Phil M. Thomas, Mrs. Agnes R. Yates. 34 ROTC Top row: SFC Atchley, Major Blocker, Major Conway, Captain Cooper, MSgt. Davis. Second row: MSgt. Hanselman, Captain Hunnicutt, Captain Kinghorn, Lt. Col. Pedersen, SFC Reeves. Right: A Physical Education stu¬ dent fires on the ROTC Rifle range. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Top row: Mr. Glenn C. Jordan, Mr. James Mooney. Second row: Mr. George S. Roe, Mr. John M. Waller. Bottom row: Mr. L. D. Wallis. Below: Mr. Wallis instructs a student in the use of a lathe. IN MEMORIAM James Marvin Lindley, Associate Professor of Music, East Tennes¬ see State College, completed his invaluable services to our college and his community on December 31, 1958. His sudden death marked the end of a man ' s life which had touched both personally and indirectly innumerable lives on our campus and within the city of Johnson City. Mr. Lindley ' s entire life was spent in service to his fellowmen. He was graduated from Guilford College and Columbia University. He served his country during World War II as Music Director Over¬ seas and was stationed at U. S. Naval Base, Narsarul, Greenland. Al¬ though Mr. Lindley worked professionally as a teacher, he gave most generously of his talents to his church, his community, and his friends. He served as president of the East Tennessee Music Association and the East Tennessee Band and Orchestra Association. He was a member of the Board of Control of the Tennessee Music Educators Association and the Munsey Memorial Methodist Church in Johnson City where he was choir director. As an educator, Mr. Lindley made a distinct contribution to our school, our students, and our college community. As a gentleman, he will always be remembered as one who inflicted no pain on those with whom he came in contact. As a friend, he gave to his friends a bounty of kindness, a personality of endearment, and a spirit of tolerant loyalty. As a teacher, he possessed understanding, tolerance, industry, and love. Although Mr. Lindley ' s professional services have been concluded, the far-reaching influence of his good life and the indomitable spirit of his personality will always be present among those whom he knew. J. Marvin Lindley 37 ETSC Staff Mrs. Edna Barnes Miss Lucylle Campbell Mrs. Jessie Clayton Mrs. Myrtle Dulaney Mrs. Emma Lee Dyer Mrs. Irene Fox Mrs. Manola Gentry Mrs. Ruth Haire Mrs. Velvia Hargis Mr. J. T. Hawkins Mrs. Ella Kate Henley Mrs. Georgia Jared Mrs. Ruth Jennings Mr. Herbert King Mrs. Mildred Kozsuch Mrs. Zella Kyte Miss Ruby Leach Miss Alt Ledford Miss Maurine Ledford Mr. Hyder Minton Mrs. Reba Minton Mrs. Thelma Paradis Mrs. Patsy Pickle Miss Paula Reece Miss Rebecca Sanders Miss Virginia Shipley Mrs. June Smith Mrs. Dorothy Tolley 38 HHd ........... . : .. ... j 1 FEATURES 39 MR. EAST TENNESSEE STATE COLLEGE Little All American Mickey Banyas was elected Mr. East Tennessee State College by the members of the student body of East Tennessee State for 1958- 59. Mickey ' s genial personality, enviable versatility, and admirable industry have warranted his having received this coveted honor, Mr. East Tennessee State College. May the student body of East Tennes¬ see State College present to you, Mickey Banyas, Mr. East Tennessee State Col¬ lege, 1958-59. Mr. and Miss ETSC MISS EAST TENNESSEE STATE COLLEGE Nancy Louise Denton, Miss East Ten¬ nessee State College, 1958-59, has been honored by the student body of East Tennessee State College as being its most typical co-ed. This honor has been bestowed upon Nancy by her many contemporaries be¬ cause of her kind personality, her un¬ obtrusive manner and the very worthy objectives of her collegiate life. May the student body of East Tennes¬ see State College present to you, Nancy Louise Denton, Miss East Tennessee State College, 1958-59. 40 Senior Beauty Mary Elizabeth Quarles 42 Senior Pin - Ups Sara Lyn Treadway Nancy Denton Jane Heywood 43 Junior Beauty Virginia Denton Junior Pin-Ups Barbara Carmody Carolyn Leatherwood Sue Wright 45 Sophomore Beauty Polly Baxter 46 Sophomore Pin-Ups Ilia Jane Brown Linda Wester Emily Easterly 47 ■ Freshman Beauty Eve Scutt 48 j fiillllllli Freshman Pin - Ups Clara Canary Linda Kelly Priscilla Peery 49 Hall of Fame Beverly Cox Betty Edwards Most Athletic Senior Girl Friendliest Senior Girl Buddy Hartsell Most Athletic Senior Boy Bruce Hurley Friendliest Senior Boy ■■■Ml Evelyn Quintrell Most Intellectual Senior Girl Linda Rose Most Talented Senior Girl Bob Mooty Most Talented Senior Boy David Hatcher Most Intellectual Senior Boy Miss Mermaid Nancy Rutherford Sadie Hawkins Anna Marie Watts LiT Abner Benjie Earnest 53 Fraternity Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl Virginia Denton Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Girl Patsy Fields 54 Sweethearts Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight Girl Sharon White Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart Polly Baxter 55 May Day May King Gerald Owens May Queen Barbara Geisler Below, from left to right: The May Court. Bill Holdway, Shirley Keyes, Charles Britt, Joan Honeycutt, Gene Brown, Mary Elizabeth Quarles, Nancy Denton, Bruce Hurley, Virginia Denton, Bill Cutshaw, Scotty Beach, Bill Hughes. 56 Pi Kappa Alpha Japanese Sandman First Place Men ' s Division Potpourri Alpha Delta Pi Gunsmoke First Place Women ' s Division Sigma Phi Epsilon Swan Lake Ballet Second Place Men ' s Division Si g ma Kappa Dum-Da-Dum-Dum Second Place Women ' s Division All-Sing All-Sing Executive Committee. Standing: Ronnie Perry, Wayne Johnson, John Kriener, Jim Talley, Jerry Edwards, Jim Beasley. Seated: Jerry Cole, Patsy Fields, Bob Mooty. Left: Small Group Winners of All-Sing—Kappa Delta and Pi Kappa Alpha. Above: Sigma Phi Epsilon—Winner of Men ' s Large Division. Left: Sigma Kappa—Winner of First Place Women ' s Division. 58 Election to Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universi¬ ties is based upon participation in college extra-curricular activi¬ ties, character, and scholarship. In order to be eligible, students must have maintained a quality point average of at least 2.5. Who ' s Marilyn Barnhill Who In American and Universities Carl Bell Colleges Maxine Ballenger Brown Montess Byrd 59 Clyde Palmer Carroll Jane Compton Beverly Cox Who ' s Who In American Colleges Frank Day Nancy Denton Janice Easterly 60 Jon Eiche Betty Street Evans Carol Faber and Universities Joan Smallwood Ford Ann Garst David Hatcher Catherine Hillon Robert Hodges Ruth Hunley Who ' s Who In American Colleges and Jerry Jarnagin Felix Lowe Barbara Lucas 62 Phyllis Merritt Robert Mooty Barbara Mumpower Universities Douglas Nolen Mary Elizabeth Quarles Mary Evelyn Quintrell Robert Dale Reece Linda Rose Who ' s Who In American and Universities Patti Smith John Dewey Wallis Carolyne Siler Colleges Margaret Williams 64 THE GREEKS - tiiii - � iii m I1I1111I 65 First Row: Beverly Cox, Alpha Delta Pi; Jerry Jarnagin, Alpha Delta Pi; Linda Rose, Alpha Delta Pi; Jane Cunningham, Alpha Omicron Pi; Evelyn Quintrell, Alpha Omicron Pi. Second Row: Paula Schroeder, Alpha Omicron Pi; Jane Compton, Alpha Xi Delta, President; Emily Easterly, Alpha Xi Delta, Betty Evans, Alpha Xi Delta; Janice Easterly, Delta Zeta. Third Row: Barbara Mumpower, Delta Zeta; Pat Thompson, Delta Zeta; Betty Edwards, Kappa Delta; Mary Elizabeth Quarles, Kappa Delta; Anna Lee Bilka, Phi Mu. Fourth Row: Carol Jo Booth, Phi Mu; Betty Lou Medlin, Phi Mu; Carol Faber, Sigma Kappa; Barbara John, Sigma Kappa; Patti Smith, Sigma Kappa. Panhellenic Council The Panhellenic Council of East Tennessee State College is com¬ posed of the president of each sorority on the campus as well as two elected representatives from the seven national sororities. The officers of Panhellenic are elected from the group. This year Jane Compton served as president, Bett y Edwards as first vice-president, Paula Schroeder as second vice-president, Jerry Jarnagin as recording secre¬ tary, Scotty Beach as corresponding secretary, Jane Cunningham as treasurer and Anha Lee Bilka as senator. Dean Ella V. Ross Sponsor Dean Ella V. Ross is the faculty sponsor for the Panhellenic Council and each sorority also has a faculty sponsor as a member of Panhellenic. The facult ' sponsors are Alpha Delta Pi, Miss Ada Strong; Alpha Omicron Pi, Miss Margaret Dugger; Alpha Xi Delta, Miss Jessie Moore; Delta Zeta, Dr. Constance Mynatt; Kappa Delta, Miss Louise McBee; Phi Mu, Mrs. Star Wood; Sigma Kappa, Mrs. S. G. Gilbreath. 66 Inter-Fraternity Council The Inter-Fraternity Council of East Tennessee State College is the governing board for the four national social fraternities on this campus. The Council is composed of two members of each fraternity, one being the president of the fraternity. This year N. A. Barnes served as president, Raymond Thomas as vice-president, Tom Garland as secretary and Gene Brown as treasurer. The faculty sponsor for the Inter-Fraternity Council is Dean Calvin Mercer. Dean Calvin Mercer Sponsor First Row: Ronald Perry, Lambda Chi Alpha; Raymond Thomas, Lambda Chi Alpha; Gene Brown, Phi Sigma Kappa. Second Row: Sam Kincheloe, Phi Sigma Kappa; Tom Garland, Pi Kappa Alpha; Bill Jones, Pi Kappa Alpha. Third Row: Jon Earl Bell, Sigma Phi Epsilon; Ted Cooke, Sigma Phi Epsilon; N. A. Barnes, President. 67 Beverly Cox President A sheaf of fragrant, purple violets ... an adelphean blue nestled close to a glowing white ... a sacred trust . . . No standard too high for Alpha Delta Pi . . . True sister love ... Its founder, Eugenia Tucker Fitzgerald . . . The first secret society for college women . . . clasped hands . . . All of these spell Alpha Delta Pi—but there are no symbols, thoughts or words that can capture the feeling of pride that the members of Gamma Phi Chapter have for their sorority. It can best be explained through our motto, with greatest sincerity— We live for each other. Pledges coke party for all Greek pledges. Annual Christmas Party. First Row: Belinda Baker, Sandra Bridwell, Carol Chesney, Mary Gordon Cowan, Beverly Cox, Susan Cross, Linda Denton, Nancy Denton. Second Row: Virginia Denton, Carolyn Farmer, Myrna Fisher, Carolyn Fowler, Donna Franks, Carol Ann Geisler, Carolyn Henry, Eloise Hines. Third Row: Judy Jackson, Jerry Jarnagin, Mary Carol Jesse, Martha Kegley, Shirley Keyes, Karen Kay Knight, Joan Lewallen, Barbara Lingo. Fourth Row: Betty Lyle, Sandra Pace, Sharon Ponder, Linda Rose, Sandra Salyer, Eve Scutt, Linda Skipworth, Alice Steele. Fifth Row: Jenny Steffey, Suzanne Sudderth, Sara Lyn Treadway, Jean Thompson, Emily Kay Wells, Sharon White, Sue Williams, Frieda Woodard. The houseparty held during the Spring Quarter. These are the times well always remember. Thomas Garland President Pi Kappa Alpha Epsilon Zeta Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha was chartered on the East Ten¬ nessee State College campus on May 15, 1955, making it the youngest national fraternity on the campus. Pi Kappa Alpha ' s short history on the State campus has been very eventful. The fraternity is active in all school events. They won first place in Potpourri last spring quarter with a skit entitled Japanese Sandman. They also captured first place in the Lambda Chi Alpha sponsored All Sing. Pi Kappa Alpha held for the third time, Pikes Peak. This combination of track events, beauty contests, and dance routines will be an annual event open to all sororities. Highlighting the Spring Quarter is the annual dinner dance at which time the Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl is announced. The present Dream Girl is Miss Virginia Denton. First row: James Barnette, Eugene Bass. Second row: Steve Claiborne, Gene Cowan. Third row: Arron Larkins, Marvin Lemons. Fourth row: T. H. Spencer, Harry Steele. 70 First row: Hal N. Blumenthol, Joe Ward Booth, John W. Brazeal, Janies Anthony Brown, Earl Buchanan, Joe Cardwell, Billy S. Carico, Buddy Carroll. Second row: Bill Cutshaw, Frederick Ellis, Bill Fleenor, John C. Fletcher, Richard G. Hammett, William G. Hughes, Bruce Hurley, William Jones. Third row: Bill R. Lester, Bob Moretz, Richard Morton, Jerry M. Parsons, Jerry L. Pease, Joe Ratliff, Burgon Revell, Charles Warren. Fourth row: Samuel F. Vesser, Charles Shockley, Scott Watson, David Webb. Below: The judges of Pike ' s Peak. Below: Christmas party with ADPi 71 Evelyn Quintrell President Alpha Omicron Pi was founded at Barnard College of Columbia Uni¬ versity on January 2, 1897. The fraternity now has 64 chapters throughout the United States and Canada. The activities of the Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority include local and national philanthropic projects, participation in all campus activities, and wholesome social activities. Members of Alpha Omicron Pi have received representative campus honors during the past year. Among these honors are members of Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, campus beauties, Kappa Delta Pi Barn¬ warming Queen, Christmas Parade Float first place honor, Buccaneer Business Manager, ROTC Sponsors, and Hon. Cadet Colonel of the ROTC Sponsors. The sorority flower is the Jacqueminot Rose and the sorority color is cardinal. The Alumnae Advisor is Miss Margaret Dugger and faculty sponsor Mrs. Virgil Self. AOPi Tea for Mothers. AOPi Red Cross work. First Row: Barbara Baskette, Ilia Jane Brown, Nancy Bruce, Nancy Burnett, Barbara Carmody, Maxine Cody, Jane Creasman, Jane Cunn¬ ingham. Second Row: Gwen DeLozier, Carol Deneen, Patti Freeman, Penny Galloway, Mary Gibbs, Ruth Gillenwater, Carolyn Gregory, Judy Griffin. Third- Row: Charlotte Holzer, Shirlene Huffine, Ann Johnson, Elizabeth Johnson, Carolyn King, Carolyn Leatherwood, Phyllis Marlowe. Fourth Row: Priscilla Onks, Patsy Payne, Priscilla Perry, Evelyn Quintrell, Margaret Sanders, Mary Joyce Schroeder, Paula Schroeder. Fifth Row: Sue Shuffle, Martha Nell Smith, Rochelle Taylor, Gem Thompson, Linda Wester, Gail Williams, Jane Williams. 1958 Pledge Class presents chapter with T. V ' Set. Pledge Class, Fall 1958. Lambda Chi Alpha Raymond Thomas President Lambda Chi Alpha, largest international social fraternity in the world, was founded at Boston University, 1909. Our local chapter, lota Omicron, was founded March 26, 1955. The local chapter was the Phi Beta Chi Fraternity before its initiation into Lambda Chi Alpha. Lambda Chi Alpha annually sponsors the Starlight Ball at which the Crescent Girl is chosen. Miss Janie May Jones completed her reign in November, and Miss Patsy Fields was chosen to take her place as the fraternity sweetheart. The highlight of the winter quarter is the Lambda Chi Alpha All-Sing, which promotes competition among the Greeks in musical selections. This past year lota Omicron Zeta retired the Inter-Fraternity Cup which denotes the most outstanding fraternity on campus for the past three years. This award is based on scholarship, leadership, and service. Also, Lambda Chi Alpha was awarded first place in the Homecoming decorations in the fall quarter. Lambda Chi Alpha is the first fraternity at E.T.S.C. to obtain a fraternity house, and has as its housemother, Mrs. Ellen Tjersland from Oslo, Norway. The very lovely three-story brick house will house 30 actives and pledges. Lambda Chi Alpha has been active in parties for orphans, programs for churches and civic clubs, and different off-campus activities. The chapter is greatly benefited by an active alumni association and their faculty sponsor, Mr. Robert Darling. First row: James Beasley, Harlan Booth. Second row: John B. Edens III, Jerry Ed¬ wards. Third row: William S. Guinn, David Hatcher. Fourth row: Millard R. Mauk, Bob Mooty. Fifth row: Larry Wexler, Jim Wilson. Below: First place Homecoming decorations. Below: Lambda Chi Alpha Housemother—Mrs. Ellen Tjersland. t E ' RE PULLIN’ ' state First row: Gene Boswell, Roger Bowers, Tom Brickey, Jack Butcher, Kennith M. Clarke, Jerry Cole, Gary Cooper, Frank Day. Second row: Eddie Esser, Bill Furches, Bob Furches, Buford Goins, Jim Good, Farris Gordon, Paul Green, Ronnie Lee Grubbs. Third row: Mike Huddle, nth Hill, William L. Hunt, Wayne Johnson, John E. Kriener, William Laws, Max McCarter, Sam McReynolds. Fourth row: Ronald Perry, iiliam Phillips, William Rambo, Gene Steele, Jim Stevens, James N. sllckw D nnrl Trio n « L A y ' . I L-� Below: Open House. Below: Rush Party. Betty Street Evans President The golden quill—the colors, double blue and gold—the pink Killarney rose—these are the outward symbols of Alpha Xi Delta. These symbols bind the Alpha Xi Delta sisters into a circle of lifelong friends. Alpha Xi Delta teaches that friendship can best express itself through service for others. Gamma Theta Chapter participates in both national and local philanthropic projects. Alpha Xi Deltas are well represented on the campus with the President of Panhellenic, Co-Membership chairman of Panhellenic, two members were selected for Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Collegian as¬ sistant editor, Collegian society editor, two ROTC Sponsors, a Class Pin-up, and some members of Kappa Delta Pi. House Parties, the annual Rose Formal, a Christmas party, and several other formal and informal parties are among the many events making up the Alpha Xi Delta years. 1958 Pledge Class Annual Christmas for actives and pledges First Row: Betsy Bachman, Carolyn Bacon, Ruth Bailey, Barbara Booth, Ruth Byrd, Jeanette Carmichael, Pat Carmichael. Second Row: Jo Ann Carroll, Jane Compton, Barbara Duff, Emily Easterly, Betty Evans, Babs Frick, Betty Grubbs. Third Row: Lena Herrell, Sammy Keller, Janice Kidd, Joan Kinkaid, Betsy Lamons, Pat McSwain, Evelyn Maddux. Fourth Row: Chloe Myers, Sharon O ' Dell, Rowena Robinson, Harriett Swan, Mary Nell Wallace, Deanna Weems. Halloween Party for underprivileged children. Felix Lowe President Phi Sigma Kappa became a National Fraternity in 1873 and was founded at Massachusetts Agriculture College in Boston, Massachusetts. The Zeta Tetetron Chapter was initiated on December 12, 1954 at East Tennessee State. Phi Sigma Kappa was the second fraternity on campus to purchase a fraternity house. The house is conveniently located at 715 West Maple Street. At present it will house twenty-five men, but plans are underway to excavate the basement to provide more dormitory space. The fraternity ' s activities include various services to the student body, co-operation with local civic groups, and an annual Christmas Party for underprivileged children. Participation in campus activities included winning the Bikathon and Wheelbarrow Derby in Homecoming. The Phi Sigs hold two dances annually, the Chateau de Jois and the Moonlight Ball. The Moonlight Girl is chosen at the Moon¬ light Ball each year. The present Moonlight Girl is Miss Sharon White. First Row: Robert M. Berry, David E. Berry, Charles Brett. Second Row: Don C. Ford, James Ben Forest, Charles Fraley. Third Row: Cecil Hopper, Richard Keesling, Samuel E. Kincheloe. Fourth Row: Gene Moore, Bryan Mowery, Buddy R. Osborne. Fifth Row: Walter Trotter, Gorman Waddell, John D. Wallis. Work begins on a 20-foot pledge paddle to be hung in front of the Fraternity House. Relaxation at the Seven-Up Bar in the future Carnation Ball Room. ■■■■ First Row: Patty E. Brown, Frank Bryant, Arlan Burdine, Kenny Cole, Ronald F. Cox, Phil Co! I is, Don Crowe, Lynn Crowe. Second Row: Richard E. Ginson, Bill Gillis, Jerry Green, Billy J. Hammond, Buddy Hartsell, David Hawkins, Robert Howell, Jerry Hounshell. Third Row: Wayne Koppowitz, Bill Lacy, Wendell Lewis, Felix Lowe, Joe McCormick, David R. Mauk, Calvin Ronnie Milier, Robert Milton. Fourth Row: Sidney Painter, Ronald Pearson, Kenneth Riggs, James Ross, Heram R. Rubel, Joe Thomas, Judson Thorton, Frank Tittle. Fifth Row: Eddie Waters, David Williams, Clifton Willis, C. Douglas Zimmerman. Gorman Waddell, Felix Lowe and Jim Ross talking to the fraternity housemother Mrs. Ehel Johnson. Judson Thornton, Joe McCormick, and Jim Ross add the finishing touches to the Phi Sig crest for display at the Carnation Ball. Kappa Delta Mary Elizabeth Quarles President Gamma Delta Chapter of Kappa Delta Sorority was the first national sorority on the East Tennessee State College campus. It was installed November 13, 1954. Kappa Delta was founded at Longwood College, Farmville, Virginia on October 23, 1897. Our national philanthropic work is with the Crippled Chil¬ dren ' s Hospital in Richmond, Virginia. For the year of 1957-58 Kappa Delta was presented the Panhellenic Cup for her outstanding leadership, scholarship, and service. Our activities this year have included Barnwarming, keeping a nursery for a local church, leading a Girl Scout Troop, third place in Pike ' s Peak, first place in 500 Bike Race. Our Alumnae Advisory Board: President, Mrs. W. A. Starritt, Jr.; Mrs. Ethel Rigell, Mrs. Hugh Mohler, Mrs. George McDowell, Faculty Advisors; Miss Louise McBee and Miss Dorothy Hicks. The sorority flower is the White Rose and the colors are Olive Green and Peace White. The motto is Ta Kala Diokomea— Let us strive for that which is honorable, beautiful, and highest. The Annual Kappa Delta Barnwarming. 1958 Pledge Class. First Row: Polly Baxter, Mitzi Bitner, Carolyn Boatwright, Linda Boyd, Vivian Bullington, Marthanne Bullock, Patsy Burleson, Ann Carpenter, Rosalind Casteel. Second Row: Ann Cooke, Judy Duncan, Ann Duke, Betty Edwards, Patsy Fields, Lydia Fulkerson, Neta Fuller, Susan Givens, Suzy Gutherie. Third Row: Janie Mae Jones, Elaine Justice, Linda Kelly, Carolyn McCracken, Sandra Meade, Linda Manley, Selwa Mire, Janet Miller, Jenny Miskell. Fourth Row: Sandra Nidiffer, Mary Elizabeth Quarles, Carolyne Siler, Natalie Sizemore, Ann Steadman, Sharon Smith, Jo Tallman, Cecelia Thomas, Elizabeth Washburn. Fifth Row: Joyce Ann Wayland, Anna Marie Watts, Betty Jane Webster, Patricia Wheeler, Mary Ann Wolfe, Linda Woolford, Jane Wooten. Dessert Bridge held annually for graduating seniors. 81 Ted Cooke President Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity was founded on November 1, 1901, at Richmond College, Richmond, Virginia. Tennessee Gamma Chapter was founded on April 10, 1954, from the local Nu Sigma Alpha Fraterni ty, becoming the first national fraternity at East Tennessee State College. Major events of the year are: the Sweetheart Ball; Diamond Princess Dinner Dance; Hearts and Diamond Banquet, held jointly with Kappa Delta Sorority; and the Christmas Party for underprivileged children. The Sig Eps placed second in last spring ' s Potpourri, won first place with their skit in Pirate ' s Shipwreck at Homecoming, and received second place in the Christmas Float Parade. The Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart is Polly Baxter. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Second Place Winner Potpourri, 1958, Behind the Scene. 82 First Row: N. A. Barnes, Fred Begley, Jon Earl Bell, Ted Cooke, Alan Cooter, Gene Dishner, Benjamin Earnest, Jr., Jon Eiche. Second Row: Tom Max Fiskus, Richard Lee Haulsee, Robert Hessenauer, Bill Holdway, Lyndon Holloman, Charles Leonard, Bob Moore, Jimmy Peake. Third Row: Don Reid, Edward Ryon, Walter Baker, Mack Barnes, Thomas L. Elliott, Clyde H. Farnsworth, John Price, Richard Quillen. Polly Baxter being presented as the new Sig Ep Sweetheart. Second place Christmas Float Parade. 83 Delta Zeta Janice Easterly President Delta Zeta, the second largest sorority in the nation, was founded on October 24, 1902, at Miami University, Oxford Ohio. Three of the six founders have lived to see their sorority grow to the number of 125 active chapters. The Delta Eta Chapter was installed at East Tennessee State College on January 28, 1956. Delta Zetas are active in all school activities. Among their activities this year were: a dinner dance at which the Delta Zeta Dream Man of the year was chosen, Founder ' s Day Banquet, dinner for pledges, annual Christmas party, houseparty, and local and national philanthropies. Local philanthropies included giving a Christmas basket to a needy family. National philanthropies included providing hearing aids for deaf mutes and furniture for the library at Galludet College, Washington, D. C. In addition, Delta Zetas are ROTC sponsors and members of Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. The sorority colors are old rose and vieux green; the flower is the Killarney rose; and the jewel is the diamond. Pledge class, 1958. Active members of Delta Zeta. First Row: Linda Cook, Becky Crawford, Janice Easterly, Cynthia Fox, Rita Sue Bell, Ann Browning. Third Row: Julia Ann Harmon, Martha Gail Harmon, Brenda McQueen, Janice McQueen. Second Row: Barbara Honaker, Barbara Rhea, Gail Suffridge. Mumpower, Norma Osborne, Pat Thompson, Fyae Vallrath, Patsy Whitson, Delta Zeta float in the Christmas Parade. DZ ' s relax in Sorority Room. 85 President Joan Ford Kappa Kappa Chapter of Phi Mu was installed at East Tennessee State College on March 4, 1955. The fraternity is the second oldest women ' s fraternity, being founded at Wesleyan Woman ' s College in 1852. Campus activities of the sorority include the annual Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, a Fraternity-Sorority Tea, informal parties, the Spring Dinner Dance, and the annual house party. The group sponsors a Baby-Sitting Service during the Homecoming football game. Flower: Enchantress Carnation. Colors: Rose and White. Advisory Council: Mrs. Ralph Cross, Mrs. Stanley Black, Mrs. Buddy Price, Mrs. Gene Martin, Mrs. Mel Smith, and Mrs. Star Wood. Below: Phi Mu ' s admire the first place trophy won in Pikes Peak. Below: The three winners of Pike ' s Peak. First row: Joan Marlene Bacon, Rosalyn Bible, Joan Smallwood Ford, Sandra Hilman, Jane Nave, Mary Olinger, Anna Lee Bilka. Second row: Carol Jo Booth, Nancy Brooks, Sally Craft, Myrna Davis, Margaret Huddle, Barbara Kindernay, Freddie Jean Matthews. Third row: Betty Lou Medlin, Helen Monroe, Margaret Robinette, Linda Sherer, Betty C. Street, Janelle Walker, Roma Yankee. Below: Founder ' s Day. Below: The toy cart at Memorial Hospital. 87 Patti Smith President Sigma Kappa was founded at Colby College, Waterville, Maine, on November 9, 1874. The sorority is unique in her New England origin and ancestry and her unswerving purpose as a college organization, promoting high scholarship and intellectual life in its women. Gamma Lambda Chapter was installed on East Tennessee State College campus on March 24 and 25, 1956. Interested area alumnae brought the group together through colonization. Sigma Kappas are active in almost all campus organizations. Five were chosen for Who ' s Who among other honors. They participate in All Sing, Potpourri and other activities. Among their service projects are such things as providing entertainment for a convalescent home, giving a Christmas party for the patients of the Speech and Hearing Clinic and ushering for various civic programs. They also take part in their national philanthropic projects. Sigma Kappa sponsors on our campus include: Mrs. S. G. Gilbreath, Miss Velma Cloyd, Miss Rachel Eatherly, Miss Margaret Hayes, Miss Evangeline Hartsook, and Mrs. Nelle Taylor. The sorority colors are maroon and lavender. The flower is the violet and the jewel is the pearl. Entertainment at the V.A. Center. jjj | First Row: Jo Blanchard, Ann Bradford, Fredie Bradford, Martha Agnes Carter, Margaret Sue Cox, Jo Ann Cress, Anne De Vault. Second Row: Mary Ruth Gilly, Sheila Graybeal, Dorothy Hamilton, Dianne Helms, Judy Hilton, Annabell Huffman, Nancy Humphreys. Third Row: Barbara Lucas, Mary Ruth McClure, Phyllis Merritt, Sonia Miller, Mary Helen Patton, Joann Perrin. Peggy Jean Scott. Fourth Row: Doris Stout, Nancy Thomas, Patricia Thompson, Stephanie Treacy, Becky May Alderson, Brendagail Berry, Gwen Eads. Fifth Row: Carol Faber, Barbara John, Mary Ann Lowe, Judy Shepherd, Patti Smith. Founder ' s Day Banquet. Bill Jones, President Delta Sigma Pi Delta Sigma Pi was founded at New York University, School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance, on November 7, 1907. Delta Xi Chapter was installed at East Tennessee State College on May 17, 1958, making the 100th chapter. The International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi was founded to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholarship, social activity, and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and prac¬ tice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce; and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the community. Among the year ' s activities are a Rose Ball, at which the Rose of Delta Sig is chosen, and tours of surrounding industries, including Eastman, Mead, and Oak Ridge Atomic Plant. The fraternity flower is the red rose and the colors are old gold and royal purple. Charter members of Delta Xi Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi. Pledge Class—Fall, 1958. First Row: Elden M. Cooke, Jack D. Daniels, Dr. Farnsworth—Sponsor, John D. Fudge, Jack Hensley, Joseph R. Hessmann, Bobby Hilton, Coy T. Holmes, Jr. Second Row: William J. Jones, Stuart B. Larkey, William R. Lewis, William C. McAmis, James-E. McEwen, Edward B. McMillan, Rodney K. McMilion, Mr. Harold Margason—Sponsor. Third Row: Mr. George Myers—Sponsor, Alvin C. Parish, Malcolm Rambo, Bobby G. Ratliff, Bobby Salyer, Bill Schaeffer, Gerald E. Steele, Ronald P. Tolliver. Fourth row: Billy J. Artrip, John W. Brazeal, Gene Holt, Bruce Hurley, Joe W. Morley, Walter Lee Morris, Ronald F. Wayland. Not Pictured: Dr. Travis Kirkland—Sponsor and Dr. Kenneth Spaulding—Sponsor. Officers, 1958 1959. Initiation Banquet. Mu Delta Kappa was organized on the East Tennessee State campus in 1948. The fraternity was organized here for the purpose of promoting pro¬ fessional interest in the field of Industrial Arts, lasting friendships among the members of the fraternity, leadership and responsibility. The primary contributions of Mu Delta Kappa is service to school and community. Although Mu Delta Kappa is a service fraternity, it does not forget the other aspects of college life. Socials and banquets are held each quarter for the members and their guests. The highlights of the year are the initiation banquet and the spring banquet. An annual event sponsored by the fraternity is Open House. This is in the spring quarter. This year Mu Delta Kappa tied for first place in the Christmas Float Parade. The faculty sponsor is Professor L. D. Wallis, chairman of the Industrial Arts Department. Below: Welding plays an important part in Industrial Arts. First row: Edward Bethea, Robert Boragine, Robert Fleming, Tom L. Griffith, William Roberts, Roy Scroggins, Jr., William Bowman, Charles Brooks. Second row: Richard Church, Don Crowe, Hugh Davis, James Himes, Ronald King, Felix Lowe, Harley Marshal, Billy Jo Morrison. Third row: Don Tucker, Fred Wagner, Hugh Waller, Ray Ward, Paul Whitlock. Below: Mr. Wallis helps a student to perfect his work. 93 Alpha Phi Omega Lambda Alpha Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, the first national fraternity on the campus, is primarily a service fraternity, but has social activities well mixed into its calendar, with an annual spring dinner dance as the highlight. Service to the school and brotherhood to its members are the two main objectives of the fraternity. Ushering for school events and assisting at High School Day are two of the many projects. The Alpha Phi Omega Ugly Man Contest, held during the winter quarter with proceeds going to charity, is looked forward to yearly by the entire campus. The officers of the fraternity are: President, Bob Hodges; Vice- President, Jim Hopkins; Secretary, Wayne Cox; Treasurer, Frank Barham; and Senator, Royce Parman. First row: Frank Barham, Wayne Cox. Second row: Bob Hodges, James Hopkins. Third row: James Norris, Royce E. Par- man. Below: Getting set for a dinner meeting. Below: Sponsors at a coke party. Hi ORGANIZATIONS Student Government The students are organized for the purpose of carry¬ ing on the general activities of the school. Officers are elected in the Spring Quarter to take office in the fol¬ lowing quarter. The Student Senate is made up of the officers of the United Student Body and the senators (representa¬ tives of the various organizations). The Senate meets twice monthly, discusses school politics, and acts as a governmental board. At the beginning of the Fall Quar¬ ter, the United Student Body Officers sponsor a Leader¬ ship Conference for all organization senators. At that time plans for the year, as well as a yearly calendar of activities, is formulated. Robert Hodges.. President Benjamin Earnest, Vice-President Nancy Denton, Secretary-Treasurer 96 Above: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Stan Johnson, Tom Garland, Mary Elizabeth Quarles, Nancy Denton, Benjamin Earnest, Bob Hodges, N. A. Barnes, Evelyn Quintrell, Linda Rose. Below: Leadership Conference, Fall 1958 RITTER HALL, First Row: Howard Brook, Second Vice-President; Ivan Hall, First Vice-President; Harold Phillips, Dorm Council. Second Row: Charles Helbert, Dorm Council; Jack Fannon, President; Tom Goodin, Senator. Dormitory ( Student government in the dormitories—a link be¬ tween the administration and the students. Floor repre¬ sentatives help to keep an uproar to a mild hum. Each dormitory having their own governing body develops a cooperative spirit, better fellowship, and student com- LAKE STREET COTTAGE, Left to Right: Wendell Lewis, President; Mack Barnes, Vice-President; Donald Davis, Senator. BROWNING HALL, Left to Right: Donald McDonald, Dorm Council; O ' Neal Quarles, Senator; Joe Dixson, Vice-President; Lyle Sandridge, Treasurer; Doyle Christian, Dorm Council; Wallace Ketron, President. STONE HALL, Seated: Sandra Hillman, Senator; Carolyn Fowler, Secre¬ tary; Helen Monroe, First Vice-President. Standing: Polly Baxter, Second Vice-President; Maxine Cody, President; Jane Turner, Reporter. CARTER HALL, Seated: Mary Ellen Thomlinson, Senator; Polly Baxter, President; Rochelle Taylor, First Vice-President. Standing: Mary Hitch, Dorm Council; Maxine Cody, Second Vice-President. Government patibility. The dormitories sponsor an open house dur¬ ing High School Day and Homecoming. Varying from cleaning up for room check, to all night bull sessions— dorm life is a great part of college life. YOAKLEY HALL, Seated: Mary Knecht, President; Kathryne Helvy, Treas¬ urer; Cecila Thomas, Dorm Council; Rosalind Casteel, Dorm Council; Betty Edwards, First Vice-President; Doris Jane Bolton, Secretary. Stand¬ ing: Nancy Thomas, Second Vcie-President; Mary Lou Owens, Reporter. COOPER HALL, Left to Right: Evelyn Quintrell, Senator; Wanda Mendes, Vice-President; Sally Craft, President. The 1959 BUCCANEER Staff It has been said many times that a yearbook is a year ' s activities caught between two covers. This is true. But to us, the staff of the 1959 BUCCANEER, our yearbook is more. It is something that we have watched grow out of a stack of pictures and a pile of rosters. It is our talents, thoughts and inspirations. It is also our mistakes and faults. Now we give it to you and we hope you like it. Editor _ Business Manager _ Assistant to the Editor Organizations Editor _ Typist _ Photographer _ _ Linda Rose Evelyn Quintrell — Maxine Cody Nanci Brown .. Martha Couch ... Millard Mauk Martha Couch Typist Maxine Cody Assistant to the Editor Nanci Brown Organizations Editor 101 The COLLEGIAN THE COLLEGIAN is the student newspaper of t he college. The paper, written and edited entirely by a student staff, is published weekly during the fall, winter, and spring quarters. The purpose of the paper is to get the facts about ideas and events which would be of interest to the student body. Jane Compton, Managing Editor COLLEGIAN STAFF MEMBERS Editor-in-Chief - David Hatcher Managing Editor - Jane Compton Business Manager - Frank Vesser Sports Editor - Chico Genovese Copy Editor - Tom Garland Society Editor - Emily Easterly Art Editor - j im Banner Circulation Manager - Gene Dishner Sports Reporter - Charles Searcy Feature Writers - Felix Lowe and Dale Starnes Reporters - Gary Cooper, Ron Coleman, Bill Jennings, Bob Surber, Bob Hodges, John Price, Mike Bolus, Jo Blanchard, Joan Kinkead. Photographer - Millard Mauk Cartoonists - Ron Rickman and Bucky Buchanan Circulation Staff - Rowena Robinson, Alvin Evans, Nanci Brown, Don Stanley. David Hatcher, Editor-in-Chief Tom Garland, Copy Editor Chico Genovese, Sports Editor 102 Felix Lowe, Feature Writer Gene Dishner, Circulation Manager Circulation Staff— First row: Rowena Robinson, Nanci Brown, Bill Cartwright. Second row: Gene Dishner, Alvin Evans. The ETSC Band The East Tennessee State College Band aided the spirit of football with their colorful forma¬ tions at home and away. They supported the school at pep rallies, parades, and at basketball games. At the close of the marching season, the concert band was organized and during the spring quarter this group made a three day tour of several cities. OFFICERS, Left to Right: Donald Davis, Captain; Polly Baxter, Senator; Reuben Pierce, Second Lieu¬ tenant; Charles Humpston, Reporter; Jerry Cole, First Lieutenant. 1958 Marching Band. 104 •1959 Concert Band. MAJORETTES, Left to Right: Nancy Dockery, Mary Carole Jessee, Polly Baxter, Shirley Keys, Patricia Fields, Frances Francisco. FLAG TWIRLERS, Left to Right: Sharon Smith, Neta Fuller, Ruth Hunley, Barbara Cutshaw, Carolyn Potter, Donna Franks. 105 Delta Omicron Delta Omicron, national pro¬ fessional music: fraternity, has for its purpose to create and foster fellowship among musi¬ cians during their student days. Selections are made on the basis of the prospective member ' s scholastic standing, musicianship, performance, and social quali¬ ties. Seated: Anne Garst, President; Katherine Byrd Pierce, Chorister. Standing: Doris Jane Bolton, Secretary-Treasurer; Janice Easterly, Vice-President; Carol Faber, Mrs. Mary Hart Self, Mrs. Margaret Haynes, Miss Anita Rodney, Sponsor. Organ Guild The Organ Guild was organ¬ ized at East Tennessee State Col¬ lege in the fall of 1955 and is an affiliate of the American Guild of Organists. The Guild is open to students of organ on the college level who are not employed as teachers. Activi¬ ties include participation in stu¬ dent and senior recitals, present¬ ing programs and tours of vari¬ ous churches. Left to right: Shirley McKee, reporter; Jay Martin, Patty Salyor, Vice-President; Janice Kidd, Senator; Mrs. Margaret Haynes, Sponsor; Charles Humpston, President; Carol Faber, Secretary-Treas¬ urer. 106 First row: S. Miller, J. Brooks, S. Moore, J. Cress, A. Huffman, P. Clark, W. Mc- Mann, B. Carmody, K. Smith, J. Calfee. Second row: B. Berry, H. Begley, R. Dalton, M. N. Wallace, G. Thompson, R. Pierce, R. Soloman, N. Snodgrass, D. Cuffman, P. McSwain, S. McKee. Third row: S. Williams, J. Heifer, Marion Flynn, J. Grubb, C. Knecht, D. Jennings, D. Lawson, S. Clark, E. Welles, M. Bullock, P. Merritt, C. Faber. Fourth row: H. Marshall, K. Bang, C. Thomas, A. Marshall, S. Keys, B. Russell, R. Bowman, W. Mulky, T. Coze, H. Hood, J. Hopkins, L. Lyle, M. Knecht, B. Frick. Fifth row: S. Niddiffer, J. Jones, P. Saylor, G. Byrd, E. Wash¬ burn, B. Goodman, J. Stout, S. Johnson, B. Mooty, J. Carico, M. Markum, J. Ben- field, A. Bradford, A. Mays, Helen Mays. Left to right: Carol Fa ber, Accompanist; Mrs. Elsworth J. Snyder, Director; Bob Goodman, Senator; Charles Knecht, Presi¬ dent; Marion Flynn, Librarian; Phyllis Merritt, Vice-President; Barbara Frick, Treasurer; Annabell Huffman, Secretary. Glee Club The College Glee Club, one of the largest organizations on campus, is open to any student with an acceptable singing voice. It is not even necessary to have a trained voice or to be able to read music. In the Spring Quarter, the Glee Club gave its annual concert and tours of the Tri-Cities Area. This year, for the first time, the Glee Club provided the finale for All-Sing with selections from Carousel. 107 M. E. N. C The local student chapter of the Music Educators National Conference sponsors receptions after Senior recitals. The purpose of this organization is to advance music education and member¬ ship. All students majoring in music education are eligible for membership. First Row: Don Stanley, Senator; Brendagaii Berry, Secretary-Treasurer; Reuben Pierce, Vice-President; Mrs. Mary Hart Self, Sponsor. Second Row: Doris Jane Bolton, Shirley McKee, Gene Lee. Third Row: Polly Baxter, Nancy Russell, Judy Heifer. Fourth Row: Anne Garst, Charles Humpston, Donald Davis. Fifth Row: Gary Jones, Robert Smalling. First Row: Jane McMasters, Yuvonne Berry, Bill Phillips, Ray Bowman. Second Row: Sandra Smith, Patti Smith, Volana Fry, Thelma Simerly, Alan Jones, Wanda Wright. Third Row: Jim Peoples, Willis Smith, Phyllis Stubblefield, Gail Williams, Gail Harmon, Gail Sufferage. Fourth Row: Bill Morgan, Alvin Evans, Bob Hessenauer, Bill Moorhouse, Kirby Brock, Ida White, Priscilla Bailey. Fifth Row: Barbara Rhea, Jo Blanchard, Shirley Bolton, Louise Miller, Carolyn Oliver, Earnestine Ross, Ann Browning, Betty Brown, Sam Miller, Sara Smith, Ann Carter, Linda Denton. Sixth Row: Fred Witty, Director, Stan Johnson, Dee Lawson, Lucille Wilkerson, Larry Shahan, Nancy Campbell, Jimmy Bowman, Linda Kelly, Gail Williams, Marguarite Lynn, Maxine Cody, Emily Bight, Dot Huntsman, Patricia Freeman. Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union in¬ cludes all students of Baptist preference. B.S.U. meets weekly for Christian fellowship and in¬ spiration. 108 First Row: J. Mays, D. J. Bolton, D. Reece, Treasurer; C. Hillon, President; N. Shell, Secretary; L. Wexler, P. Baxter, P. Fields, W. Johnson. Second Row: N. Osborne, L. Dawson, C. Lehman, L. Miller, L. Nelson, J. Beasley, C. Wagner, A. Anderson, B. Medlin, L. Graham, G. Harmon, M. Couch, J. Ramey, Don Hughes, Director. Third Row: J. NeSmith, R. Byrd, J. Walker, N. McMasters, N. Thomas, M. Gilly, A. DeVault, R. Buchannan, J. Gibbs, G. Warren, A. Garst, M. Hughes. Fourth Row: W. Holdway, R. Hale, B. Hessenauer, G. Maines. The Wesley Foundation is an organization consisting of Methodist stu¬ dents, organized for Christian fellowship and inspiration. Wesley meets weekly and its purpose is to establish a better relationship between students and local churches. Wesley Foundation Christian The Christian Youth Fellowship is an organization of students of Christian affiliations on the campus. Their program is aimed at inspiration, church-campus relationship, fellowship and friendliness. Youth Seated: C. Sane, President; C. Booth, Secretary-Treasurer; M. Bullock, M. Mitchell, Reporter; M. Jones, Senator; B. Carmody. Standing: T. Gibson, G. AAaines, Vice-President; J. Ball, D. Bolton, Dr. Kenneth Spaulding, Sponsor; N. Shell, C. Potter, T. Swink, M. Kozsuch. Fellowship 109 Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Psi Omega, honor fraternity in dramatics, works in conjunction with the Patchwork Players. Mem¬ bership is by invitation upon outstanding dramatic achievements. First Row: Marilyn Barnhill, Vice-President; Montess Byrd, President; Mr. Harold Frank, Sponsor. Second Row: Merton Gates, Senator; Wayne Davis, Nancy Campbell, Secretary-Treasurer; Patricia Winebarger. The Patchwork Players Patchwork Players hold the development of dramatic ability and ap¬ preciation among students as its purpose. .The organization has made dramatic departures during the 1958-59 season. Cry Havoc, with an all-woman cast, was the group ' s Fall Quarter three-act play. In February, The Six O ' clock Theatre began a bi-weekly series of one-act plays. In April, the group gave its premier performance of theatre-in-the-round by its joint production of The Taming of The Shrew with the Johnson City Little Theatre. First Row: G. Moore, Senator; C. Helbert, W. Mitchell, N. Brown, S. Bailey, K. Bump, S. Hendricks, B. McCloud, Vice-President. Second Row: P. Hall, S. Nidiffer, M. Bullock, C. Kelley, N. Wagner, J. Helford, C. Fox, S. Poe. Third Row: N. Campbell, Secretary; J. Campbell, C. Maddox, R. Coleman, L. Rose, M. Byrd, M. Gates, President; Mr. Harold Frank, Sponsor. Fourth Row: F. Bailey, L. Brown, N. Davis, B. Wallace, Business Manager; J. Hopkins, J. Greene. Seated, Left to Right: Don Strickland, Sales Manager; Sandra Hendricks, Mr. Harold Frank, Sponsor; Ray Stockard, Manager; Stokes Bailey, Chief Announcer; Katherine Bump, Traffic Director. Standing: Joy Campbell, Merton Gates, Jerry Greene, Larry Brown, Senator; Marthanne Bullock, Wade Holder, Sandy Nidiffer, Nancy Russell, Record Librarian; Ronald Coleman, Charles Helbert, Phyllis Brotherton. WETS, the campus radio station, was organized for the purpose of bring¬ ing to the students on campus radio entertainment. WETS is also designed to offer training to all students who are interested in radio and television or merely interested in working on the staff as a hobby. The facilities of the station are available to all instructors on campus for use with their classes. There are no requirements placed upon persons joining the staff, except that they have an interest in radio for this college. Young Republicans Club The Young Republicans Club is an organization dedicated to students and faculty members who are interested in the Re¬ publican party. Their purpose is to create interest in politics and government. One of the out¬ standing events of this year was the First Congressional District Lincoln ' s Day Dinner which was held at East Tennessee State during the Winter Quarter. Left to Right: Mary Alice Kelley, Senator; Bruce W. Hurley, President; Mr. Herbert King, Sponsor; Congressman B. Carroll Reece, John Charles, Vice-President; Dallas Menges, Treasurer; Patsy Jones, Secretary. Ill Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Psi Omega, honor fraternity in dramatics, works in conjunction with the Patchwork Players. Mem¬ bership is by invitation upon outstanding dramatic achievements. First Row: Marilyn Barnhill, Vice-President; Montess Byrd, President; Mr. Harold Frank, Sponsor. Second Row: Merton Gates, Senator; Wayne Davis, Nancy Campbell, Secretary-Treasurer; Patricia Winebarger. The Patchwork Players Patchwork Players hold the development of dramatic ability and ap¬ preciation among students as its purpose. .The organization has made dramatic departures during the 1958-59 season. Cry Havoc, with an all-woman cast, was the group ' s Fall Quarter three-act play. In February, The Six O ' clock Theatre began a bi-weekly series of one-act plays. In April, the group gave its premier performance of theatre-in-the-round by its joint production of The Taming of The Shrew with the Johnson City Little Theatre. First Row: G. Moore, Senator; C. Helbert, W. Mitchell, N. Brown, S. Bailey, K. Bump, S. Hendricks, B. McCloud, Vice-President. Second Row: P. Hall, S. Nidiffer, M. Bullock, C. Kelley, N. Wagner, J. Helford, C. Fox, S. Poe. Third Row: N. Campbell, Secretary; J. Campbell, C. Maddox, R. Coleman, L. Rose, M. Byrd, M. Gates, President; Mr. Harold Frank, Sponsor. Fourth Row: F. Bailey, L. Brown, N. Davis, B. Wallace, Business Manager; J. Hopkins, J. Greene. Seated, Left to Right: Don Strickland, Sales Manager; Sandra Hendricks, Mr. Harold Frank, Sponsor; Ray Stockard, Manager; Stokes Bailey, Chief Announcer; Katherine Bump, Traffic Director. Standing: Joy Campbell, Merton Gates, Jerry Greene, Larry Brown, Senator; Marthanne Bullock, Wade Holder, Sandy Nidiffer, Nancy Russell, Record Librarian; Ronald Coleman, Charles Helbert, Phyllis Brotherton. WETS, the campus radio station, was organized for the purpose of bring¬ ing to the students on campus radio entertainment. WETS is also designed to offer training to all students who are interested in radio and television or merely interested in working on the staff as a hobby. The facilities of the station are available to all instructors on campus for use with their classes. There are no requirements placed upon persons joining the staff, except that they have an interest in radio for this college. Staff Young Republicans Club The Young Republicans Club is an organization dedicated to students and faculty members who are interested in the Re¬ publican party. Their purpose is to create interest in politics and government. One of the out¬ standing events of this year was the First Congressional District Lincoln ' s Day Dinner which was held at East Tennessee State during the Winter Quarter. Left to Right: Mary Alice Kelley, Senator; Bruce W. Hurley, President; Mr. Herbert King, Sponsor; Congressman B. Carroll Reece, John Charles, Vice-President; Dallas Menges, Treasurer; Patsy Jones, Secretary. Ill Seated: Miss Dorothy Hicks, Miss Flora Marie Meredith, Miss Louise McBee, Miss Isabel Martin, Carolyn Siler, Janice Hoar, Nancy Humphries. Standing: Dr. Fred McCune, Eevelyn Quintrell, Mr. Ralph Clark, Neil Arp, Miss Gem Kate Taylor, Charlotte Holtzer, Margaret Williams. One of the most stimulating organizations on the campus is Kappa Delta Pi, a national fraternity of educators and future educators. Persons in this organization have been honored through a scholastic achievement. The aim of the fraternity is to foster high standards for preparation for teaching. Pi Association of Child Education The Association of Child Edu¬ cation is an affiliate of the As¬ sociation of Childhood Educa¬ tional International. Membership is open to all prospective teachers. Meetings provide pro¬ spective teachers with many experiences through the use of films, lectures, and discussions. Seated: Ina Joyce Ray, Treasurer; Montess Byrd, President; Dr. Gem Kate Taylor, Sponsor; Barbara John, Vice-President; Jean Ward. Standing: Nancy Balance, Senator; Mary Knecht, Trixie Rupert, June Grubb, Janelle Walker, Darleen Ray. 112 First Row: Charles Carroll, Senator; Barbara Lucas, Treasurer; Emily Bight, Vice-President; George Daniels, President; Miss Elaine Ehrhardt, Sponsor. Second Row: Lela Neufer, Margie Johnson, Wanda Mendes, Billy J. Hammond, David Berry. Third Row: Minnie Vinson, Catherine Hillon, M. T. Morgan, Richard Hardin. Club Cervantes, the Spanish Club at East Tennessee State, is an organiza¬ tion designed to furnish opportunities for speaking and hearing Spanish, and to acquaint members of the club with the culture and civilization of Spain and the Spanish American countries. Its purpose is to promote better relations be¬ tween students from the United States and those from Spanish speaking countries. Cervantes Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club was one of the first clubs organized on the campus. It is open to majors and minors in the field and is affiliated with the Ameri¬ can Home Economics ' Associa¬ tion. As one of their projects, they served as hostesses to the students visiting the campus on the annual High School Day. i First Row: Miss Vivian Rockwood, Spon¬ sor; Linda Woolford, Patsy Fields. Second Row: Mae Belle Mitchell, Vice-President; Peggy Whitson, Mary Elizabeth Quarles, Janie May Jones, President; Martha Couch. 113 First Row: Dr. Frank Barclay, Sponsor; James Perry, Vice-President; Walter Helton, Publicity; Patsy Morelock, Secretary-Treasurer; Kyle Ripley, President. Second Row: Lewis Waddell, Callie Davis, Emily Bight, Adema Sanjad, Nelle Arp, Joe Anderson. Third Row: Lulu Toh, Yvonne Berry, Mary Preston Gray, Margaret Jones, William Martin, Tom Goodin III, Herman O ' Dell. Fourth Row: Bob Welch, Andy Francis, Allen O ' Dell, Jim Carico, G. T. Teilmann, Speaker. Biologia members are those students and faculty members interested in the field of sciences. Familiarizing students with the field and developing pro¬ fessional interests are purposes of the club. Their meetings include a variety of lectures, films, slides, and discussions. The Pre-Medical Society was organized to promote fellowship and interest in the medical profession among its members. This organization is open to all students planning to go into the medical profession. First Row: Charles Carroll, President; Peggy Kiser, Vice-President; Winifred Reeves, Secretary-Treasurer; Norma Osborne, Senator. Second Row: Carolyn Whitener, Sharon White, Mitzi Brink, Fern Roberts, Mary Alice Testerman. Third Row: Vivian Bullington, Pat Wheeler, Kay Flora, Phyllis Lowe, Elizabeth Owings, Jim Ross, Dr. Herman O ' Dell, Sponsor. Fourth Row: David Hollingsworth, Lindell Henderson, Dorothy Vandergriff, Cecil Hopper, David Berry, Thomas Goodin, III, James Holder, Jim Castle, Matt E. Isbell, Dean R. Peake, Carl King. Geography Club Membership in the Geography Club is open to anyone wishing to learn more about the earth; its inhabitants, climatic regions, divisions, natural resources, and the economic activities as in¬ fluenced by geography. The ma¬ jor objective of the club is to promote interest in geography. First Row: Leslie Wilson, Secretary; Joyce Fields, President; Kay Bolling, Margaret Story. Second Row: Larry Rogers, Lloyd Young, Kenneth Williamson, Mr. Malone Young, Sponsor. The Geology Club is an organization open to all students interested in Geology. Field trips are made each quarter to various areas where collections of fossils are made. Seated: George Khanbahador, President; Walter Helton, Vice-President; Nancie Garland, Secretary- Treasurer; Larry Shahan, Senator; Don Helton, Reporter. Standing: Kays Al-Dabbeah, Nasser Goudarzi, Mike Al-Abed, Robert Darling, Sponsor; Lloyd Young, Jeff Abulhusn, David Fleenor, Elizabeth Owings, James Perry. Geology Club 115 Student National Education Association Left to Right: Joyce Fields, • Vice-Presi¬ dent; Clyde Palmer Carroll, President; Janette Jimeson, Treasurer; Barbara John, Secretary; Charles Shockley, Senator; Miss Gretchen Hyder, Sponsor. The East Tennessee State College chapter of the SNEA was formerly the Student Teachers Association and became a member of the national organization in 1958. This organization is designed to familiarize stu¬ dent members with the teaching profession. The activi¬ First row: Scott Watson, Miss Gretchen Hyder, George Harbo, John Arrants. Second row: Nell Jessie, Geraldine Adams, Helen Mays, Barbara John, Joe Ward Booth, Sandra Proffitt. Third row: Janet Moore, Fern Newman, Huretta Gibson, Thelma Cates, Olizene Cates, Edna Moore. Fourth row: Thelma Simerly, Demorious Childress, Mary Ruth Johnson, ties of this group include forming chapters in local high schools, observing National Education Week, attending the state convention in Nashville, and entertaining visit¬ ing educators. Mr. Hal Smith, Gail Suffridge, Dr. S. W. Grise, Janelle Walker, Janice Knipp. Fifth row: Wanda Fitch, Joyce Fields, Freddie Matthews, Carol Jo Booth, Nancy Shell, Peggy Shelton, Betty Waddell, Dr. Flanary. Sixth row: Clyde Carroll, Wendell Smith, James Johnson, Billy Carroll, Leo Robinson. 116 First Row: B. Dickey, A. DeVault, J. Knipp, C. Hillon, B. Hale, W. Grim, Mrs. McCormick, R. Parman, Dr. Hartzell. Second Row: L. Waddell, C. Davis, J. Davis, Mr. Carson, Col. Linsert, B. McConnell, F. Horne, A. Francis, A. O ' Dell, S. Morefield, C, Allen, K. Cress. Math Club The Math Club was organized in the fall of 1953 for the purpose of stimulating interest and promoting fellowship among majors and minors in mathematics. The club meets twice monthly for business and program meet¬ ings. Several social events have been held during the year. Left to Right: Bob McConnell, Vice-Presi¬ dent; Anne DeVault, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Lora McCormick, Sponsor; Catherine Hillon, Reporter; Bill Dickey, President. 117 Above: Check Presentation. Veterans ' Club The Veterans ' Club, composed of former members of the various armed services, is one of the largest and most active organizations on State ' s campus. It scored notable first, by being the first non-Greek organiza¬ tion to enter Potpourri, and this year marked its second participating year. The club wholeheartedly and diligently worked the past year for charitable events and they annually sup¬ port the Kingswood School Orphanage and other equally notable organizations. The Veterans ' Club was instrumental in promoting the extension of G.l. Benefits by sending out more than 1,000 letters to Universities and Colleges through¬ out the nation. First row: Donald Barnette, Bill Parsons, Lowell Hurst, Bruce Hurley, Scott Watson, Hale Vance, Jim Barnette. Second row: Carl Perrish, John Annis, Charles Cole, Charles Shockley, Martha Foote, John Lee. Third row: Felix Lowe, Jack Crumb, Wayne Snodgrass, Dick Houston, Jim Harris, Doug Livesay, Jim Banner, Hugh Wallen, Gene Nunn. Fourth row: Charles Britt, James Pyne, Lerty Burnette, Don Landrum, Warren Koplowitz. Above: 1958 Potpourri Skit. Officers: Scott Watson, President; Bruce Huriey, Vice-President; Jim Barnette, Secretary; Charles Weems, Treasurer; Jim Harris, Public Relations; Martha Foote, Historian; Dick Houston, Chaplain; Lowell Hurst, Sergeant-at-Arms; Warren Koplo- witz, Sergeant-at-Arms; Donald Barnette, Senator. Aquatic Club The Aquatic Club was organized for tho$e who enjoy participation in swimming, diving, and water ballet. During the Winter Quarter the club pre¬ sented Around the World. This year ' s show had an international theme. The show featured an imaginative tour of the world through a number of colorful swimming routines, each of which presented symbols appropriate to the country visited. Elaborate costumes, appropriate music, picturesque posters and a huge globe, provided colorful background for the performances. First row: Jim Mays, Eddie Carter, John Wright, Bob Hessenour, Bill Sims, Ken Hughes, Larry Milhorn, Jim Peoples, Jerry Jones, Bill Hall, Charles Wysor. Second row: Joyce Leeper, Scotty Beach, Jane Harrison, Jere Wagner, Carolyn Boatwright, Rosalind Casteel, Katherine Little, Sue Shuffle, Jeanette Carmichael, Sharon Smith, Judy Harlan, Eleanor Muenzer. Third row: Patsy Waters, Jeanette Harwood, Ceceilia Thomas, Nancy Crumley, Natalie Sizemore, Alice Steele, Sue McReynolds, Betsy Lamons, Suzanne Sudderth, Susie Wilson, Susan Givens, Ann Duke. Fourth row: Volana Fry, Anna Marie Watts, Carol Deneen, Winnie Gillespie, Yvonne Fisher, Janet Miller, Carol Chesney, Jane Creasman, Reta Bell, Gwen Cornwell, Helen Smith, June Chambers, Sadie Johnson, Mary Love Garland. Africa France Holland Holland Africa First row: Winnie Gillespie, Ann Browning, Dr. Mynatt, Sponsor; Peggi Stallcup, President; Dot Gragg, Secretary; Evelyn Maddux, Treasurer; Barbara Duff, Reporter; June Grubb, Mary Elizabeth Chambers. Second row: Mary Lones, Gerre White, Judy Noblin, Janie Bracken, Aileen Hatmaker, Faye Flanagan, Tanya Millsaps, Pat Coulter, Martha Nell Smith, Barbara Cutshaw, Thelma Simerly, Virginia Denton, Beverly Cox. Phi Eta Tau is a professional organization for women students who are majoring or minoring in health and physical education. It promotes correct health concepts and fosters sportsmanship and leadership. Beta Epsilon Beta Epsilon is the local representative of the Future Business Leaders of America. The club is open to all students in business education and seeks to foster closer relationships among students on campus and to better the business department at State. Seated: Maxine Cody, Secretary; Mary Ruth Gi lley, Treasurer; Bob Sluder, Presi¬ dent. Standing: Bud Anderson, Peggy Scott, Reporter; Margaret Robinette, Betty Lou Medlin, Buddy Carroll, Senator. 122 ATHLETICS 123 124 Back row: Joyce Leeper, Scotty Beach, Mary Elizabeth Chambers. Front to back: Winnie Gillespie, Judy Noblin, Rhetta Belle Lyle. Below: Scotty Beach Cheerleaders First Row: Cari Bell, Gilbert Hartsell, Bob Hodges, Gene Cowan, Doug Nolan, Dorman Place, Gordon Nidiffer, Bob Sluder. Second Row: Ronald Brooks, Ben Thompson, Jim Williams, Mickey Banyas, Tom Chilton, Wayne Peters, Kenneth Cole, Doug Kern, Tom Elliot, Joe Dixson, Burgan Revell, Bob Mullins, Tom Goforth, Bill Snodgrass, Charles Webb. Third Row: Sam Burnette, Don Cameron, Ron Johnson, Jim Krause, Bob Wallen, Ted Dean, Maynard Pate, Tom Rasnic, Tim Sowders, Tom Ramey. The T Club is composed of all men lettering in athletics. Aside from their athletic achievements, members of this organization take part in various projects. This year the club sold flowers and shakers for the Homecoming Week¬ end. The Club ' s major project was the painting of the Buccaneer sign on the press box. Promotion of good sportsmanship and good fellowship between coaches and athletes are the two objectives of the club. The ' V Club Left to Right: Chico Genovese, Secretary; John Dewey Wallace, Treasurer; Bob Le- Sueur, President; George Litton, Vice- President; Larry Ledford, Sergeant-at- Arms; Coach Hal Morrison, Sponsor. 125 The Buccaneers-- OVC Runners-up The 1958 football season was a truly successful year for the Buccaneers coached by Star Wood and his team of assistants. In their first full year in the strong Ohio Valley Conference, the Bucs placed second with a 4-3 which Below: Co-Captain Mickey Banyas, Head Coach Star Wood, Co-Captain George Litton. was a tribute to Head Coach Star Wood and the veteran mentor was rewarded by the league by being named OVC Coach of the Year ' Wood transformed a band of youthful, light and inexperienced players into a team of fierce power which consistently shocked much heavier OVC competition. Front row: Paul Brewster, Freshman Coach; Henry Lowe, Freshman Coach. Back row: Calvin C. Shorty Frey, Line Coach; Hal Morrison, End Coach; Star Wood, Head Coach and Athletic Director; Julian D. Crocker, Backfield Coach. 126 mm mi Front row: D. Place, J. Krause, T. McClanahan, B. Kiser, D. Cameron, J. Day, M. Banyas, G. Litton, R. Quillen, R. James, T. Dean, D. B. Smith, T. Rasnick. Second row: H. Morrison, L. Ledford, T. Sowders, B. Revell, D. Evans, R. Johnson, T. Ramey, B. Mullins, B. Wallen, D. Bridges, M. Pate, S. Burnette, R. Moss, C. McGraw, P. Phillips. Third row: J. Crocker, S. Wood, B. Johnson, B. Patterson, V. Blanton, B. Hughes, J. Jenkins, R. Jenkins, R. Brooks, R. Pectol, J. Crigger, W. Peters, T. Goforth, D. McDonald, R. Umberger, B. Nolen, D. Frey. Fourth row: J. McCraney, K. Horton, T. House, S. Honaker, J. McCormick, T. Wright, B. Tipton, J. Southern, E. Nelson, B. Belcher, J. Cochran, S. Daniels, B. Snodgrass, J. Dixon, P. Brewster, H. Lowe. 1958 EAST TENNESSEE STATE GRID RESULTS We Opponent They 0 Appalachian State 12 12 Murray State 6 8 Western Kentucky 0 25 Tennessee Tech 14 6 Eastern Kentucky 13 24 Wofford 20 19 Morehead State 3 19 Austin Peay 25 20 Middle Tennessee 27 Season ' s totals—5 wins, 4 losses. 127 WtWKM MICKEY BANYAS Mickey Banyas, a senior co-captain from Lynch, Kentucky, was selected on the Little All-America Second Team for his standout linebacking and offensive centering. The 190-pound Banyas completed four years of meritorious work on the ETSC football field in fitting fashion. I ■■■ © Si « M ' i i £ i ! 11 Joe Dixon Dorman Place ESTC 0—APPALACHIAN 12 A determined Appalachian State aggregation stopped the Bucs cold in ETSCs 1958 football opener, 12-0. ESTC 12—MURRAY 6 In the Buc ' s first Ohio Valley Conference championship game, Ronnie Quillen and Piggy Nolen pushed over the vital scores in a thrilling 12-6 dogfight at Murray, Kentucky. Raymond James Cal McGraw i I ETSC 8-WESTERN KENTUCKY 0 Larry Ledford scored the only touchdown of the contest but that was all the Bucs needed as the winner copped their second league game without a loss, 8-0 over Western Kentucky., Don Evans passed to Quillen for the extra two points. ETSC 25-TPI 14 JIM KRAUSE Jim Krause, fullback and graduating senior on ihe 1958 Buccaneer squad is a four year man. He contributed much to the team ' s total success with his booming punts and power. The amazing ETSC Buccaneers, young, inex¬ perienced, but spirited, smashed past TPI, 25-14, for their third straight conference win without a loss as George Litton, Ledford and Ray James scored for the victors. Quarterback Tim Sowders passed for one of the touchdowns and also kicked an extra point. 130 i ETSC 6-EASTERN KENTUCKY 13 A much heavier Eastern Kentucky eleven took their toll of the visiting Bucs with a 13-6 end result and consequently, the Bucs first conference loss at Richmond, Kentucky. Jim Krause tallied for the Pirates. ETSC 24—WOFFORD 20 At Spartanburg the Bucs dropped a much heavier Wofford contingent, coming from be¬ hind to gain the longer end of a 24-20 score. Larry Ledford smashed over for two touchdowns while Jim Krause and Tim Sowders scored one each. GEORGE LITTON George Litton, a senior end from Big Stone Gap, Virginia, was the other co-captain of the 1958 Bucs. The 185-pound Litton also completed four years at ETSC with some fine pass-catching and tremendous defensive tactics. HOMECOMING ETSC 19—MOREHEAD 3 The afternoon was dark and the field was damp but the Buccaneers were sparkling as they trounced Morehead State, 19-3, before a happy throng of Homecoming alumni at college stadium. The win was ETSCs fourth in the OVC against one ioss. Don Cameron scored twice and Piggy Nolen, once for the winners. Ledford added the point. The Bucs trailed at the half, 3-0, but came back to soundly thump the Eagles. PIGGY NOLEN Douglas Piggy Nolan, halfback, is the remaining graduate of the senior quartet on the 1958 Buccaneer squad. Piggy is a four year man who contributed much to the team ' s total success with his speed and scoring punch. Above: Miss Carolyn Turpin, Homecoming Queen. ETSC 19—AUSTIN PEAY Austin Peay spoiled the Bucs ' chances for a tie in the loop as the Generals pinned a 25-19 loss on the Pirates in Clarksville. Krause, Sam Burnette and Don Evans scored for the Bucs as the extra point was added by Sowders. ETSC 20-MTSC 27 The powerful league champions, Middle Tennessee State, were cut down to size by the Bucs but not enough to grab the big one as MTSC won the OVC title in a 27-20 score at college stadium. Piggy Nolen closed out a brilliant career with two TDs and Don Evans scored one. James Crigger Dick Pectol Danny Bridges - ,� ■ ' -. V First row: Coach Brooks, Tom Wright, Charles Kelley, Buddy Hartsell, row: Jimmy Williams, Kenneth Cole, Jimmy Brown, Doug Kern, Hugh Tom Chilton, Columbus Anderson, Steve Danko, Carl Bell. Second Jenkins, Stan Johnson, Charles Webb. Coach Madison Brooks 134 SUMMARY OF YEAR We Opponent They 77 Appalachian State 71 60 McNeese State 65 76 Southwestern Louisiana 78 68 Austin Peay 65 85 Morehead 76 77 Morehead 83 80 Tennessee Tech 78 93 Murray State 65 68 Middle Tennessee 66 62 Middle Tennessee 64 95 Eastern Kentucky 80 64 Western Kentucky 84 87 Milligan 71 94 Austin Peay 78 82 Mississippi Southern 69 72 Eastern Kentucky 101 84 Western Kentucky 86 62 Murray State 73 81 Tennessee Tech 92 78 Milligan 61 81 Wofford 89 88 Wofford 64 73 Spring Hill 52 The college ' s 1958-1959 basketball season opened early in December in an atmosphere characterized by clouds of uncertainty and doubt. As the newest members of the nationally prominent Ohio Valley Conference, Head Coach Madison Brooks ' basketball Buccaneers were faced with possibly the most formidable and challenging schedule in the history of the school ' s basketball campaigns. Membership in the OVC placed on the schedule of the Bucs a number of the toughest teams in the nation and a number of high-powered non-conference opponents also were on the worksheet. The hopes of the Buccaneers for success in this challenging campaign, however, rested on the shoulders of a squad largely dominated by sopho¬ mores who were untried by previous varsity action. The extent of the Buccaneer ' s lack of experience was indicated by the presence of only two varsity returnees and four additional returning lettermen in the ETSC camp. 135 But the actual results of the Buccanners ' efforts dur¬ ing the season wen t a considerable distance toward making unwarranted the uneasiness that prevailed on the eve of the campaign. Refusing to be daunted by their lack of experience and their rugged schedule, Brooks ' spirited charges developed so well throughout the course of the campaign that they emerged at season ' s end from 23 rugged contests with a record of 1 3 victories against only 10 defeats. included in their lengthy list of triumphs were five OVC victories against seven conference losses. While the deficit side of the OVC record overshadowed the victory slate, the conference portion of the Buccaneers ' campaign could by no means be considered greatly un¬ successful since despite the losses, the number of victories achieved was unusual for an inexperienced team making its OVC debut and since also the Bucs scored a sensational upset over conference champion Eastern Kentucky late in the season. The upset convinc¬ ingly avenged a heavy Buccaneer loss to the Maroons earlier in the campaign, which loss itself was the only really severe one suffered by the ETSC quintet. Buddy Hartsell Stan Johnson Doug Kern Jimmy Brown The campaign also was marked by other highlights which were greatly to the Buccaneers ' credit. Acting as host team to the second annual Watauga Invitational Tournament during the Christmas season, the Buccaneers banished highly-regarded Mississippi Southern College after getting off to a slow start and losing their first tournament game by a narrow margin to strong South¬ western Louisiana. On the individual level, the Buccaneers ' season was distinguished by the brilliant performances of Sopho¬ more Forward Tom Chilton of Austin, Indiana, who set a sensational high-scoring pace throughout the campaign to lead the Bucs in amassing their victories and also to attract national and regional attention to the college through his prowess as a scorer and rebounder. Tom Chilton Charles Webb Jimmy Williams Tom Wright 137 Before the season was over, Chilton had attained a position in the upper echelons of the nation ' s top basketball scorers and also recognition as one of the most able performers in the entire conference. Chilton ended the season with a total of 454 points and 280 rebounds as team leader in both scoring and rebound¬ ing. He had his best scoring nights against Wofford with 35 points and against Eastern Kerrtucky in the up¬ set victory with 31 points. Added to Chilton ' s achievements in the field of individual Buc honors was the impressive achievement of Sophomore Guard Charles Webb of LaFollette in the free throw department. Webb poured in 33 consecutive charity shots to set a new college record at the foul line, breaking a previous 20 shot record established in 1955-1956 by former ETSC star Herb Weaver. Webb also compiled an outstanding over-all free throw record for the season of 51 goals out of 58 attempts for an average of 87.7. Other individuals who distinguished themselves as team leaders were Forward Jim Brown of Chattanooga, Guard Buddy Hartsell of Johnson City, Center Doug Kern of Coeburn, Center Hughie Jenkins of Knoxville, and Guard Tommy Wright of Holston Institute. Since a large majority of the notable individuals were only sophomores this year, the outlook for the 1959-1960 season should be unusually bright. Hugh Jenkins Charles Kelley Columbus Anderson 139 Scott Honaker Coach Hal Morriston Assistant Coach First row: Edward Ryan, Doug Zimmerman, Walter Stooksbury, Roger Owens. Second row: Johnny Crouch, Mike Morrison, Adrian Coulter, John Lail, Dennis Crumley, George Herron, Earl Pierce. 140 : Left to right: Hank Lowe, Ben Wilson, John Brazeal, Charles Gass, Buddy Hartsell, Coach Scott Honaker. Tennis Coach Scott Honaker ' s 1958 Tennis team, although spasmodic , was very impressive and featured several bright prospects for the following year by their sparkling play and form. Henry (Hank) Lowe was the most victorious netman with nine wins to his credit. John Brazeal copped seven wins while Buddy Hartsell, Ben Wilson, and Clyde Williamson ’each tallied six victories. All these netters plus Charles Gass lettered for ETSC. The Bucs got off to a bad’ start losing their first three matches in succession. However, all these losses were by one point, 4-5. Then State tripped Middle Tennessee State, T.P.I., Maryville, and Milligan in order to push past the .500 mark. State lost to U.T. twice with Carson-Newman sand¬ wiched in between. In the last three contests of the season Milligan and King Colleges were both defeated by the Bucs, but Carson-Newman again intervened with a setback. In the much-publicized OVC tournament, the compe¬ tent State College Bucs cast a third place finish in a field of seven to cap a fairly successful season. The Bucs finished the season with a worksheet of 6 wins and 7 losses. Baseball Coach James Mooney ' s diamond aggre¬ gation experienced a mediocre season in that the potential of the squad far outweighed the wins for the season. In twelve outings the Bucs won five times. Earl Bryant, slugging outfielder-catcher for the Buccaneers, copped the club batting title with a whopping .388 to climax a brilliant three-year career at ETSC. Charles Red Eng¬ land was the leading pitcher with three wins and no iosses. England also posted a .250 batting mark. We A tremendous close to the 1958 season 5 was bestowed upon the Buc worksheet for 4 the Pirates clouted T.P.I. 8-1, Milligan, in a double-header, 7-4, and 10-0, to finish on 8 the crest of a three-game winning streak. 0 Seniors on the squad were Charles Pope, 14 Jerry Wilhoit and Bill Maddux, all .300 plus hitters. 8 Gene Cowan, Colden Burgamy, an infield 7 flash from Miami, Florida, and Aubrey Powell 10 were the other three-hundred stickers on the club. SEASON RECORD Opponent L.M.U. Maryville L.M.U. Eastern Morehead Murray T.P.I. Western Maryville T.P.I. Milligan Milligan They 6 3 10 17 10 4 3 4 6 1 4 0 Coach James Mooney First row: Aubrey Powell, Buddy Pope, Charles England, Tom Bryant, Ron McNutt, Coach James Mooney. Third row: Charles Kelley, Jim Brown, Gene Cowan, Jake Sells, Bill Maddux. Second row: Bill Lewis, Colden Tom Chilton, Jack Tunnell, Jerry Wilhoit, Ted Maiden, Al Colley. Burgamy, Jack Campbell, Chico Genovese, Ken Deskins, Lloyd King, 142 Above Catchers—Jack Campbell, Earl Bryant, Jake Sells. Right: Outfielders—Gene Cowan, Tom Chilton, Aubrey Powell, Buddy Pope. Right: Infielders—Jerry Wilhoit, Jack Tun- nell, Colden Burgamy, Bill Maddux, Chico Genovese, Charles Kelley. Below: Pitchers Charles England, Al Colley, Ron McNutt, Jim Brown, Ted Maiden, Ken Deskins, Lloyd King, Bill Lewis. 143 Track First row: Carl Bell, Buddy Hartsell, Harry Steele, John Brooks, Bruce Perrazelli, Spike Edgar. Second row: Coach Julian D. Crocker, Paul Brewster, Ollan Cassell, Bob LeSeur, Hugh Byrd. Coach Julian D. Crocker Coach Julian D. Crocker ' s 1958 track squad, hampered in a major way by the complete loss of Ollan Cassell, performed at a definite disadvantage throughout the year but were commendable in their finish in their first year as Ohio Valley Conference par¬ ticipant. Cassell, a candidate for the world ' s 100-yard dash and 220- yard dash record, suffered a pulled leg muscle early in the year and as a result did not perform in any major events for the year 1958. The Buc cindermen opened the season against some stiff competition in the Furman Relays at Greenville, South Carolina to emerge fourth in a field of seven entries. The Buccaneers chalked up their first win of the season by tripping the Emory University thinclads of Atlanta, Georgia. It was by far their most impressive win of the season for the ETSC brigade totaled 80 points to the oppositions 51. In the final meet of the season the Bucs encountered their first taste of Ohio Valley competition and emerged third in a formidable field of five, aspiring Tennessee and Kentucky teams. Ken Osborne, indefatigable marathon man from Kingsport, Tennessee, grabbed the only first place medals for State. Osborne won the mile run and placed first in the two-mile run. This was the first year for the Bucs in the Ohio Valley Con¬ ference and the trackmen performed well despite a great handicap, but the prospects are brighter in the following seasons with a re¬ vitalized interest in track. 144 Hugh Byrd Ronnie Quillen Buddy Hartsell, Ollan Cassell, Bruce Perrazelli, Harry Steele. Bob LeSuer 145 147 1 HUB MILITARY 149 ROTC at ETSC The primary mission of the R.O.T.C. is to develop qualified Reserve Officers for the Army and for our Nation ' s defense. The program of instruction requires four years to complete, with the first two years, or the Basic Course, being mandatory for all the male students of the College. Those Cadets who posses essential leader¬ ship potential and the highest mental, physical and moral qualities, are offered the opportunity to pursue the two-year Advanced Course. Upon completion of the Advanced Course requirements and graduation from the College the senior Cadets are commissioned as Second Lieutenants in the United States Army Reserve. The Corps is organized into one regiment of two battalions, each with five companies. Portrayed on these pages are varied activities sponsored by the Corps. The classroom instruction periods, weekly drill and attendance at summer camp for six weeks at the end of the third year, serve to develop the required officer qualities, in the student. The uniformed Cadets serve to enrich and make more colorful, the campus life of the College. 150 MILITARY FACULTY AND STAFF-Seated: Captain Ralph G. Cooper, Captain Alan Kinghorn, Major Daniel J. Blocker, Lt.-Col. Robert W. Pederson, Major Marion L. Conway, Captain George S. Hunnicutt, Captain Durward F. Williams. Standing: M Sgt. Roy Davis, Jr., SFC Charles D. Reeves, SFC Ralph J. Atchley, SFC Owen P. Moore, Sgt. Elwood K. Patey, M Sgt. Wayne E. Hanselman, SFC Henry A. Bohanan, SP-2 Flency Medley. Military Faculty Below: Honorary Colonel Mary Evelyn Quintrell, Honorary Lt.-Col. Mary Elizabeth Quarles, Honor¬ ary Lt.-Col. Carole Siler. CADET REGIMENTAL COMMANDER, BATTALION COMMANDERS, AND STAFF: First row: Cadet Colonel Marion C. Winebarger, Regimental Commander; Cadet Lt.-Col. James S. Emery, Regimental Executive Officer; Cadet Major William G. McCartt, Regt. S-l; Cadet Major Patty E. Brown, Regt. S-3; Cadet Captain Carl E. Bell, Regt. A. R. Officer. Second row: Cadet Lt.-Col. John J. Eiche, 1st Battalion Commander; Cadet Major Robert W. Hodges, 1st Battalion Executive Officer; Cadet Lt.-Col. Don F. Crowe, 2nd Battalion Commander; Cadet Major Douglas B. Nolen, 2nd Battalion Executive Officer. Summer Camp Left: Student Cadet Thomas L. Elliott is wel¬ come to Summer Camp by Captain Ralph C. Cooper. Below: Dean Davis visits ROTC cadets at Sum¬ mer Camp held at Fort Benning ROTC Camp. Left: Dean Davis firing a few rounds from the M-l rifle during his visit to Fort Benning ROTC Camp. 152 Above: President Burgin E. Dossett inspects the Cadet Officers. Right: Colonel Pedersen presents Cadet Colonel Marion C. Winebarger with his insignia. ROTC Activities Below: ROTC Sponsor Corps marching at a State Basketball game. 153 Hdq. Co. 2nd Battalion Honorary Captain Virginia Denton Honorary 1st Lt. Elaine Justice Honorary 2nd Lt. Polly Baxter Cadet Captain Gilbert E. Hartsel, Commanding A Company Cadet Captain Micheal Banyas, Commanding Honorary Captain Nancy Denton Honorary 1st Lt. Rosalind Casteel Honorary 2nd Lt. Joan Brooks Honorary Captain Ruth Gillenwater Honorary 1st Lt. Betsy Bachman Honorary 2nd Lt. Ilia Jane Brown Cadet Captain Samuel Kincheloe, Commanding Company B Company C Cadet Captain Bobby V. Salyer, Commanding Honorary Captain Louis McKinney Honorary 1st Lt. Nancy Thomas Honorary 2nd Lt. Maxine Cody Company D Honorary Captain Barbara Carmody Honorary 2nd Lt. Jerry Jarnagin Honorary 2nd Lt. Scotty Beach Cadet Captain Sam Morefield, Commanding Cadet Captain John H. Sell, Commanding Honorary Captain Cecelia Thomas Honorary 2nd Lt. Patricia Fields Honorary 2nd Lt. Lydia Fulkerson Company E Company F Honorary Captain Jane Cunningham Honorary 2nd Lt. Brendagail Berry Honorary 2nd Lt. Carolyn King Cadet Captain John D. Wallace, Commanding Company H Honorary Captain Judy Duncan Honorary 2nd Lt. Jean Thompson Honorary 2nd Lt. Linda Manley Cadet Captain Robert D. Reece, Commanding illlillllllllltllllllh First row: William Holtzsclaw, Javan Deloach, John Sell, James Williams, Carlos Carver. Second row: Charles Milhorn, Roger Bowers, Robert Hodges, Dorris Frazier, George Fredricks. Third row: Captain Alan Kinghorn, Gordon Walsh, Philip Rust, John Slaughter, John Hisel, Joe Stacy, Jon Setzer, Sergeant Ralph Atchley. ROTC Rifle Team Honorary Captain Betty Edwards Cadet Officers Club First row: Lt.-Col. Don F. Crowe, Captain Thomas L. Elliott, Captain Jackie D. Fannon, Lt.-Col. Patty E. Brown, Captain Gene H. Lee. Second row: Captain Robert D. Reece, Captain James T. Mays, 1st Lt. Fred L. Wagner, Captain Samuel Moorefield, 1st Lt. Charlie J. Allen, 1st Lt. David L. Haulsee, Colonel Marion C. Winebarger. Third row: Major Douglas B. Nolen, 1st Lt. Lynon E. Hollowman, Captain Tom L. Griffith, Captain Samuel E. Kincholoe, Captain Gilbert E. Hartsel, 1st Lt. Royce E. Parman, Captain John D. Wallace. Fourth row: Captain Carl E. Bell, Lt.-Col. Jon J. Eiche, 1st Lt. James D. Wilson, Captain Bobby V. Salyer, 1st Lt. James S. Williams, Major Robert W. Hodges, 1st Lt. Clement C. Brown. Fifth row: Lt.-Col. James S. Emery, Lt.-Col. Ivan W. Hall, Lt.-Col. Howard F. Brook, 1st Lt. Ronald P. Tolliver, Major William G. McCartt, Captain John H. Sell, Captain Grady F. Tittle. Cadet Captain Gene H. Lee, Commanding Cadet M Sgt. Kyle Wills, 1st Sergeant Cadet SFC Ben Hatfield, Drum Major Honorary Captain Nancy Bruce ROTC Band Regimenta Honor Guard Honorary Captain Patti Smith Cadet Captain Grady F. Tittle, Commanding , ■ • . ■ ■ :; ■. ' ■ ■ - ' : . : ■ ■ . • ' ■ ' v : :• v ; ::- 1 : v- ■■ ■ ' ' ■■■ ' - : :i ■ ■■ ■ ■ ' ■ H ■ lilw-iiplBfi I SCHOOLS Freshman Class Officers Seated: Eddie Waters, Senator; Linda Kelley, Secretary. Standing: Bob Kassem, Vice-President; Lynn Crowe, President; Joe Thomas, Treasurer. 162 IHBi Frosh Abdul Hadi Abayachi Hosen Bashir O. Aboul Robert Claude Adams William Wayne Akard A! Kuraishi Ihsan Al Becky May Alderson Jimmy Lloyd Ambrose Anna Bess Anderson Calvin Anderson Glenn P. Anderson James Cordel Andrews Tommy Blue Armitage Vivian Leigh Arnett Lee Roy Arwood Anita Carol Asquith Annie Margaret Ayers Becky Sue Bacon Dorvin Harold Bailey Priscilla Ann Bailey Walter Clarence Baker Kenneth Wayne Baker Nancy Leannor Baker Larry Wade Bales Margaret C. Ball Ivan Waldean Barnes Sondra Lee Barron Margaret Carol Barry Jerry Wayne Baskette Colin Frank Baxter Laura Jennette Baxter Bill Seldon Bayne Benny Ed. Bean Rollins Britt Beaver Paul M. Beckner Sarah France Bedwell Helen Kathlee Begley Rita Sue Bell Marian Elaine Bennett Shelby Jean Bennett Roy Elmer Bernard Pamela Erwin Berube James William Bettis Phillip Earl Bettis Clyde Tony Bible Mary Dell Bingham Curtis Blane Bitner Frank Adrian Black James Taylor Blackburn David Blackwell Judith Carol Blakley Jo Annette Blanchard Kenith Blankenbeckler Willis Eugene Blevins Shirley Elaine Bolden Louis Raymond Bondy Daniel Delano Booher Helen Joyce Boone Barbara Ann Booth Harlen Dean Booth Patsy Jean Bowling Carolyn Sue Bowman Robert Booth Joseph Eugene Boswell 163 Frosh Charlis Ed Bowman Linda Ruth Boyd Jerry Layfette Boyer Edward William Brakus Walter T. Brickey Sandra Kay Bridwell Barbara Ann Briggs Richard C. Brookshire Phyllis J. Brotherton Kennith Eugene Brown Dorris Anne Browning Jehu Broyles Daphana M. Bruner John Frank Bryant James Frost Buchanan Joe Bond Buchanan Betty Jean Buck Patsy Jay Buckles Mary Lucille Buckner Marthanne Bullock Arlan Duane Burdine Kenneth W. Burnette Carl Jackson Butcher Ruth Byrd Joe Wilson Caldwell John C. Calhoun Billy Joe Campbell Clyde J. Campbell Connie Gay Campbell Richard D. Campbell Sid Allen Campbell William Campbell Clara Virginia Canary Robert Mike Canter Carolyn Sue Carder Kenneth Lee Carder Leatha Ann Carpenter Johnny L. Carrico George Clark Carrier Glen Patrick Carroll Donald R. Carter Ina Kate Carter William S. Cartwright Jimmy Castle Doris June Cates Larry O ' Neil Chandler Val Dean Chandler Bock Soon Chang Linda Gayle Charles Leonard D. Chase Carole Lee Chesney Charles W. Childress Gordon L. Christopher Steve Lan Claiborne Martha Dale Clark Sammy Dean Clark Kenneth McWay Clark Tony Leon Clift Claude Henry Close, Jr. Danny Hal Cobble Billy Edward Cole Eric Coeburn Cole Bobby Joe Collier 164 Frosh Rubye P. Constable Alan Doyle Cooter Calvin Eugene Copp Gwynne F. Cornwell Adrian Delan Coulter Patricia Ann Coulter Mary Gordon Cowan Sandra Lee Cowan Jimmy Meibom Cox Mary Elizabeth Cox Edna Joan Cress Robert Jerry Crigger Benny Lemuel Crosby Kenneth Earl Cross Doris Jean Crosswhite John Robert Crouch Lynn Malcolm Crowe Carl Jeff Crumley Nancy Kathy Crumley Arthur B. Cummings Dorothy Jean Curtis Barbara Ann Cutshaw Regina Carol Dalton Scott Daniel John Paul Danko Stephen Michel Danko John David Davenport Diane Blair David Samuel A. Davidson Henry Charles Davis Myrna Lou Davis Norman Ray Davis Tessie Lillian Davis Zetta Wayne Deel Alice Omeria Deere Larry Craig DeLoach Hilda Nease Denton Linda Ruth Denton Carl Leslie DeVault Charlotte Jan Dingus Matthew Sky Dixon Nancy H. Dockery James T. Dougherty Billy Jack Douthat Carl Morris Drinnon Billie France Dugger Bethany Anne Duke Ben Lee Dunavent Mary K. Duncan Bonnie Elizabeth Durham Steven Dyer Billy Joe Dykes Neisha Ann Eads Peggy Sue Earhart Arby Edwards Richard Farrell Edwards James W. Elkins Jackie Ray Elliott Glenn Moyer Ellis Sandra Jean Ellis William Henry Elswick, Jr. Edward Milton Esser Mildred Marie Ervin 165 Frosh Judy Kaye Estep Richard W. Estes Vernon F. Fair, Jr. Amy Elizabeth Farmer Barbara Lou Farmer Carolyn Joyce Farmer Betty Sue Farris Gordon Ray Farris Nancy Wood Ferguson Sheridan E. Ferguson Maudie C. Fleenor Randell Lee Fleenor John Childress Fletcher Kay Flora David Carl Ford Donald Charles Ford James Ben Forrest Hobert Roland Foust Frances F. Francisco John Henry Franklin Benny C. Frazier Warren Grey Frye Neta Carole Fuller Sherrell Boyd Gage Penelope Galloway Cecil Fred Gammon Carl Thomas Garner Mary Lane Garland James Lynn Garrett Jarvis Roger Garrett Robert Franklin Garrett Fred Garver Wilma Chestin Gentry Mary Jean Gibbs Mary Lillian Gibbs Lnida Faye Gibson Richard E. Gibson Jack McCormick Giles Patricia Louise Gillenwater Bonnie Carole Gilley William Sidney Gilmer Susan Givens Buford Marshal Goins Ann H. Goode Bobby Allen Goodwin Jean Goodwin Jean Goodwin James Harrell Gose Donald Edwin Gott Carl N. Gouge Albert Maurice Graham Linda Jean Graham Maurice Kegley Graves Bill Dugan Gray Carolyn Ann Gray Mary Gray Sheila L. Graybeal Doris Loretta Green Edward Lynn Green Thomas Green III Douglas Greene Harriet L. Greene Richard N. Greene 166 Frosh James H. Griffitts Bill Allen Grindstaff Ronnie Lee Grubbs Franklin Keith Guinn Margaret Susan Gutherie John Ed Hackworth Willa Jean Hale William Anthony Hall Mickey Ray Hamed James L. Hamilton Freeda Ann Hammond Mary Anne Hampton John William Hannah Gary Joe Hardin Vernon W. Hardin James Rogers Hargis Judith Elaine Harlan Edwena Gail Harmon Marvin Hal Harmon Robert Baxter Harris Terry Charles Harris Virginia Marie Hartsook Lela Janette Harwood Bradley T. Haskins Aileen Hatmakor Ray G. Hatmaker David Everet Hawkins Judith Kay Hawkins Ronald Elmer Haynes Allen C. Heatherly Jerry Stephen Heifer Judith M. Heifer Patricia Dianne Helms Bobby Gene Helton Judy Carolyn Helton Billy Wayne Hemby Jerry S. Henderson Lena Sue Herrell George Edward Herron Harold R. Hessenauer Jerry Raymond Higdon Lawrence D. Higgins Joseph Paul Hill Walter J. Hilton, Jr. Glenda Kay Hoard Josephine Holden Dorothy Ann Holdren Don Allan Holt Kenneth M. Holtsclaw John David Honaker Martha Elizabeth Honaker Wallace D. Honeycutt Herman Clay Hood Jerry Edwin Hooper Richard Edwin Hopson Thomas Martin Hord Anita Ruth Houk Jerry Clifton Hounshell Richard E. Howell Robert Michael Huddle Shirlene Sue Huffine Daryl Lee Hughes Martin Gerald Hunley 167 Frosh Kathryn Lous Ikerd Jmimy Max Ingram Frank Logan Jackson Harold Lee James Donna Marie Jarnagin Eckle R. Jenkins Mary Carole Jessee Ann Craft Johnson Charles R. Johnson Fred Warren Johnson Jack Ray Johnson James D. Johnson Margie Ann Johnson Mary Johnson Wayne Johnson Eugene B. Jones Gerald Donald Jones Joyce Moore Jones William Curtis Jones, Jr. Ralph Robert Kassem Gail Martin Keebler Ralph Edward Keffer Linda Kathy Kelly Sandra Jean Kelly Jasper A. Kern Nancy Jewel Kirby Norma Frances Kiser Maurice D. Kistner Karen K. Knight Janice Marlene Knipp Anne Natalie Koscok Dickie Lynn Kyker Richard Lee Lacy James W. LaFollette Lowell M. LaForce Lloyd Edwin Lambert Betsy Allen Lamons Mack L. Larkins, Jr. Clark Jan Laughrun Gerald Alton Lawson Patricia Lee Lawson Billie Marie Laykins Carolyn Louise Leath Donald Edward Lee John H. Lee Carol Ann Lehman Charles Leonard Sandra Leonard Margaret Joan Lewallen Donna Mae Lewis David Kent Light Priscilla Lee Light Jimmy Ken Lilley William Bettis Line Ronnie Lingerfelter Barbara Eve Lingo Marguerite Ann Linn George M. Little, Jr Janey Sue Lloyd Dorothy Faye Long Howard B. Loveland Martha Etrula Lowe Mary Ann Lowe Frosh Phyllis Ann Lowe Bobby Lee Luttrell Jimmie B. Luttrell Laretta Bell Lyle Barbara Ann MacMillan Max Dale McCarter Edna Louise McCarthy Rebecca Y. McClellan William Stone McClister Deri Harry McCloud Mary Ruth McClure Eugene M. McConnell, Jr. William Elmer McCurry Clarence Ed McKenny Joe H. McKinney Linda Lou McKinney Paul James McPherson Brenda Jayne McQueen Sarah Sue McReynolds Parker G. Main Betty France Markham Charlotte A. Marshall Wilma Ruth Martin Nancy Faye Masters Roy David Mauk Charlotte Ann Mays Martha Mays Sandra Gail Meade Wanda Mendes Martha Ann Meredith Gaylor Ruse Milhorn Ella Jane Millard Eddie Jack Miller Jacky E. Miller Janet Marie Miller Joyce Miller Joyce Miller Louise M. Miller Ralph Jackson Miller Ruth Louise Miller Bruce Gayle Millsap Tanya Kay Millsaps Richard Couley Minnick Linda France Minnick Jenivee M. Miskell Margaret Sue Moody Roy C. Moody Edna Moore Robert Willis Moore Harold Moore Dianne Monroe Bob L. Moretz Brenda Joyce Morrell Mike Ted Morrison Carolyn M. Morrison Anna Lee Morgan Monroe Talton Morgan William Henry Morgan John William Morton Ralph Brian Mowrey Eleanor Joyce Muenzer Cams W. Mullins Patricia Ann Mullins 169 Frosh Sidney Wayne Mulkey Elizabeth J. Murray Phyllis Joy Murray Joy Belle Nance Betty Carol Nash Anna Ruth Nelson Linda McFee Nelson Leonard Thomas Newbern George Lonzo Nichols Isaac Lincoln Nidiffer Mary S. Nidiffer Judy Gayle Noblin Sherrell Annette Noel Helen C. Norris James Sheler Norris Samuel Robert O ' Dell Sharon O ' Dell Wilma Sue Odom Mary Innis Olinger Nancy Carolyn Oliver Marguerite L. Olson Priscilla S. Onks Royal Ray Ousley Buddy Ray Osborne Barbara Caryl Owens Mary Owens Roger Max Owens William Harold Pace Edwin Sidney Painter Robert Lynn Palmer James Robert Paris ' Mary Elizabeth Payne Priscilla Jane Peery James R. Peoples Joseph C. Perkins Sandra Lenore Peters Gerald S. Patterson Walter Lee Peterson Hal Preston Phillips James B. Phillips Parolea Phipps Fletcher Phipps Linda Pinkston Janice Ann Pitts Truett O. Pleasant Joe Douglas Pless Barbara Ruth Potter Carolyn Ann Potter Gail June Pritchard Sandra Ann Profitt Nancy Key Query Norman Rader William Arthur Rambo Janice Sue Rakes James Ronald Ramey Bernard V. Randolph Eben Gerald Ratliff Reba Annette Ray Carolyn J. Rector Jack Eugene Reece William Leroy Reece Donald Reed Virdan Bret Renfro 170 Frosh Donna Lee Riddle Warren W. Riggs Robert Wayne Robbins Joseph L. Roberson Betty Ruth Roberts Betty Ruth Roberts Johnny A. Robertson Roy Lee Robertson Rowena C. Robinson George Lee Roden Margaret Sue Rodifer Jerry Mack Rogers Ronnie Dale Rogers Wayne Douglas Romines Clarius Ernestine Ross James M. Ross Brooks Morris Rowe Caralyn M. Rowland Judith Lee Russell Nancy Irene Russell Mary Jane Rutherford Wallace E. Rutledge Glenn Hardy Sams Steve Jackson Sams Margaret C. Sanders Robert Lee Sanders Earley William Sawyers Irby Conrad Saylor James H. Schreeder Mitchell Wayne Scott Evelyn Elizabeth Scutt Charlotte Ann Seay John Wesley Seivers Dan Eddie Self Jerry Wayne Senter Barbara Gene Sharpe Helen Lorraine Shaw Roma Jean Shaw Betty Jean Shell James F. Shell Peggy Lynn Shelton Frances E. Shepherd Carolyn Jane Shields Caroletta L. Shipley Gary Lynn Shipley Sue Marie Shuffle Ines Vera Simenauer Mary Jane Simerly Mary Simmons Phillip Vernon Simmons Richard Vernon Simms William Joseph Sims Freddie Dean Sisk Natalie Yvonne Sizemore Carolyn Sue Skelton Jerry Astra Skelton Linda Lee Skipworth Lela Jane Slagle Linda Donnell Slagle James Donald Slaughter John Wayne Slaughter Weymouth Harold Sluss Donald Wray Smith 171 Frosh Helen Patricia Smith Hubert Gordon Smith Janet Louise Smith Judith Marilyn Smith Nancy Sharon Smith Mary Ann Snapp Frank E. Snodgrass Roger Allen Soloman Martha Jean Sowders Arthur Eugene Sparks Floyd David Sparks Talbert D. Spencer Cornelious Carl Sproles Bobby Lynn Stalcup James A. Stanin Alice Cathy Steele Craige Allen Steele James D. Stevens Judy Arlene Stitt Brenda Carol Stone Walter E. Stooksbury Jack Smith Stout Mary Doris Stout Nancy J. Stratton R. C. Street Daniel O. Strickler Patricia Ann Strunk Phyllis Stubblefield Suzanne E. Sudderth Sandra Gail Suffridge Sally Beth Sutton Harriet Camiele Swan William Hayden Swartz Terry Eugene Swink Charles Taylor Guy Thomas Taylor Helen Sue Taylor Leighton H. Thetford Joseph William Thomas Betty Lou Thompson James Henry Thompson Patricia Thompson Nancy Jo Thornburg James Glenn Tilson Thomas Allen Tipton Lulu Toh Stephanie F. Treacy Zetta Marie Treadway Walter Lynn Trotter Ada Tucker Jerry Lee Updyke Benjamin F. Valley Nancy Doris VanHuss Gary Winford Vicars Minnie M. Vinson Betty Sue Waddell Nancy Louise Wagner Donald Earl Walker Jimmy Walker Sarah Kay Wall Dixie Fay Walls Gerald Arnold Ward Glenna Pearl Warren 172 ■ - life Frosh Elizabeth A. Washburn William Edmond Waters Elizabeth A. Watkins Anna Marie Watts Joyce Ann Wayland Owen Agee Way Erma Lee Waye Alice Sandra Webb Deanna Carolyn Weems Andrea Marie Welliver Emily Kay Wells George Lawrence Wexler Patricia Ann Wheeler Sara H. Whitaker Ada Ruth White Carolyn Sue White Kenneth Gerald White Mary Ann White Mary Frances White Robert Lynn White John C. Whitehead Peggy Whitehead Albert Spalding Wilks Clifton Fayne Willis John Rex Willis Charles E. Williams Clyde S. Williams Curtis Don Williams Elaine Williams Jack Willaims Lani Gail Williams Mary Jane Williams Tom D. Williams, Jr. Bob Johnson Wilson Suzanne Wilson Charles Courtland Witcher Harold Wolfe John Preston Wolfe C. L. Worman Charles H. Wood Frieda Lynn Woodard Richard Allen Woods Margaret Ann Woody Carolyn Lou Wright Keith Hubert Wykle Roma Jean Yankee Sandra Jean Yates Robert Clifton York John Young Johnny Walter Young Larry Dale Young Sonja Faye Young Paul Emerson Zeigler Carl Doug Zimmerman Leonard E. Richardson i. 173 Left to right: Bill Huddle, Treasurer; Lacy, Vice-Presdient; Scotty Beach, Senator; Margaret Bill Holdway, President; Lydia Fulkerson, Secretary. Sophomore Class Officers 174 r Sophs Alcy Jane Adams Barbara J. Addington David Sylvester Albert Lewis F. Alexander Columbus Anderson Roy Joe Anderson G. B. Archer Peggy Ann Archer Nancy Will Armstrong Doris G. Arnold Bobby Gale Bacon Carolyn Jo Bacon William Thomas Bacon Fred William Bailey Alice Belinda Baker Helen Frances Bare Rosa Lee Bare David Wright Barnes Mack Nath Barnes Vernon Michael Barnes Donald Ray Barnette James Thomas Barnette Charles M. Barry Eugene D. Bass Polly Ann Baxter David F. Bautista Kathleen Scotty Beach Hargis Bell Brendagail Berry Anna Lee Bilka Ray E. Birchfield Mitzi Jane Bitner Donald Ray Blackburn Carolyn H. Boatright Joe Ward Booth Paul Kelly Bowen Bobbie E. Bowers Roger Lynn Bowers Barbara Ann Bowman Samuel Ray Bowman George Edward Boy David Lewis Brand Barbara Sue Brandon Mitzi Lynn Brink James B. Brinkley Nancy Sue Brooks Nannie K. Brooks Ronald E. Brooks 175 Sophs Ilia Jane Brown Jimmy Brown Nanci E llen Brown Patricia Mae Brown Janelie Broyles Charles R. Brummett Lanny Wayne Bryan Edward Lee Bryant Rebecca M. Buchanan Phillip H. Buchen Vivian R. Bullington Kathryn Jean Bump Colden R. Burgamy Charles E. Burnes Josephine A. Calfee Jack E. Campbell Paul E. Campbell Billy S. Carico Jeanette Carmichael Patricia Carmichael Betty Ann Carrier Jo Ann Carroll Doris Anne Carter Bobby Carroll Carver Carlos Eugene Carver Margaret Ruth Cavin John Robert Charles Garland T. Chilton Loretta J. Christian Phyllis Ann Clayman Margaret Ann Cleek Gloria Maxine Cody Delmer Hardin Coffey Deanna Sue Coffman Hugh Artemus Coffman Charles D. Cole Benny Fain Compton Jay Franklin Combs James F. Cooper Martha Louise Couch Donna Lou Cox Margaret Lynn Cox Larry Monroe Crigger Margaret Sue Cox Kay Kiser Culberson Shirley Mae Cutler Paul R. Davidson Billy Claude Davis 1 176 Sophs Nora Kay Davis Libby Jane Dawson David Michael Deans James David Deaton Arlene Marie Dockery Brenda A. Dugger Hubert Ray Dugger Robert W. Earley Emily E. Easterly Judy Hope Elliott Frederick D. Ellis George Mark Ellis Robert Lee Ellis Jimmie Marvin Ensley Charles L. Estep Donald Duane Evans Toy Alvin Evans Wayne Wayland Fallin Patricia Ann Fields Wyatt Donald Fincher Yvonne Fisher Tom Max Fiskus Charles L. Flanary Marion David Fleenor Mary Lynne Foore Ruth Anna Belle Forbes David Grant Ford Gail Deane Ford Joe Preston Ford Ann Carolyn Fowler Scottie Kaye Fowler Jeanette Bailey Fox Melba Jean Foxx Charlie E. Fraley Dorris D. Frazier Patricia Ann Freeman Barbara Lou Frick Sandra Volena Frye Johnny David Fudge Lydia H. Fulkerson Robert Louis Furchess Joel Wade Garber Carol Ann Geisler William H. Geisler Jack Gillentine Winnie L. Gillespie Dorothy Gillis Marcella Faye Glenn 177 t I Sophs Morris Ferrell Glenn Thomas E. Goodin Allen Dean Gouge Odell W. Gray Willis Lorain Gregg Gilmer K. Greer Mary Carolyn Gregory Judith Pamela Griffin Willis Grim June Frances Grubb Betty Jean Grubbs Robert J. Hale Thomas Allen Hall Robert Eugene Hamby Mickey Ray Hamed Carl Edward Hamilton George E. Harber Glenda Harris Clarissa Jane Harrison Blaine L. Hartsock Benny D. Hatfield Joe C. Hathaway Richard W. Haulsee Claude Samuel Hawks Aliene J. Hayes Lindell J. Henderson Sandra J. Hendricks Jackie Lynn Hicks Sandra Ellen Hillman Coy Donald Holder James Wilbert Holder Charles L. Holley William Ed Holdway James Edwin Hopkins James Michael Horton Frank Watson Howell Virginia G. Howell Margaret L. Huddle Michael David Hughes William G. Hughes Laura J. Hunnicutt William T. Hunt, Jr. Richard C. Huston Luther H. Icenhour, Jr. Julia Ann Jackson James William Jaynes Helen Irene Jenkins Barbara Ann John 178 Sophs Joseph A. Johnson Ronald A. Johnson Sandra Lou Johnson Bertie Jean Jones Donald W. Jones Earl Monroe Jones Frank Lester Jones Raymond Leslie Jones Larry James Julian Billie Neal Keasling Charles W. Kelley Carol Ann Kelly Martha Bailey Kegley Louis T. Ketron Janice Jaye Kidd Barbara L. Kindernay Carolyn Elizabeth King Jack R. King Mariam Joan Kinkead Ronnie Eugene Kirk Peggy Jane Kiser William E. Lacy, Jr. Ronald Fred Landrum William Hiram Lane Alice Jeannie Langston Jeff James Laws Larry Ledford Vivian Joyce Leeper Bill Ray Lester Billy Jo Lewis Loyd Ralph Lewis Van Gordon Light Gerald Edward Lilley Sandra J. Livingston Mary Margaret Lones Agnes Jolene Long Margaret Ann Love Edith Alean Lowe William K. Lyle Tyson N. McClanahan Sarah B. McClelland Barbara Ann McCloud Joseph P. McCormick Terrell H. McCracken Dale E. McCray, Jr. Donald D. McDonald Bill McEwen Shirley Ann McKee 179 Sophs Nancy Jane McMaster Linda Kay Manley Jerry Vann Manuel Dale Anthony Marion Mary Ann Markham Kenneth Wayne Martin James Scott Massey Carroll R. Meredith Linda M. Meredith Joan Braddye Metheny Charles L. Milhorn Shelbie Jean Miller Sonia Sue Miller Gene Paul Moore Sallie Kate Moore William J. Moorhouse Shirley Ann Morrell Frank P. Morton John William Morton Richard T. Morton Sherman G. Mumpower David Russell Munday James C. Murray Johnny D. Musick Chloe Romaine Myers Margaret Jane Nave Ida Carolyn Neas Armeta Bennett Nease Paul Edward Nichols John Theodore Osborne Norma Jane Osborne Martha Jane Overbey Sandra Ann Pace Sandra Jones Painter Samuel H. Payne, Jr. Ronald Edward Pearson Jo Ann Perrin Ronald Joseph Perry Wayne Arley Peters Elmer H. Phillips Earl Paul Pierce Robert Eugene Pierce Sharon Anne Ponder Johnny Cross Price Alice Carolyn Price Ronald E. Quillen Betty Jane Quinley Edwin K. Quinn 180 Sophs Phyllis J. Raulston Charles Benny Reed Winifred Reeves Larene W. Reynolds Abner David Richards David Elbert Ritchie Peggy Ann Roark Naomi Fern Roberts Rachel M. Robinette Frank Robinson Leo Shults Robinson Jerry Rogers Olin Daniel Rogers Gwendolyn R. Russell Thomas H. Russell Phillip Roger Rust Sandra Gayle Salyer Charles Wm. Samples Earlyn Reeves Sams Robert Lewis Sams Linda Ann Saul Mary Joyce Schroeder Peggy Jean Scott Dorothy A. Schreeder Jimmy L. Seal Hilton A. Seay Larry Auston Shahan Joseph W. Shaver Thomas H. Sheffield Albert William Shell Barbara Agnes Shell Linda S. Shell Venton Bernie Shell Nettie Lou Shelton Linda Cora Sherer Gary Lynn Shipley Walter Ray Shipley Buford K. Shumate, Jr. Kenneth E. Simmons William Millard Slagle James Harold Smith Lynda Ann Smith Martha Nell Smith Mima Helen Smith Robert Aaron Smith Talulah Jean Snyder Timothy H. Sowders Alvin C. Starnes 181 Sophs Shelby Steader Ann Vona Steadman Harry Wayne Steele Ira Buford Stone George B. Sulfridge James F. Swingle William Archie Swink Charles N. Taylor Dorothy Elizabeth Taylor Frances Rochelle Taylor Glenn Max Taylor Doris Jean Temple Michael F. Tennyson Mary Alice Testerman Trula Johnson Thomas Nancy L. Thomason Marilyn Crain Tucker Banner Wayne Turner Rodney Leon Umberger Dorothy Vandergriff Patsy Ryburn Vernon Faye Marilyn Vollrath Geneva Nadine Wallen Reginald D. Ward Wanda Lou Ward Scott Pike Watson Mary Ruth Watts David Calvin Webb Linda Marie Wester Bettye Ann White Sharon Diane White William David White Kay Carolyn Whitener Carolyn Rose Whitson Patsy Ann Whitson Wayne Whitson Ray Wilborn Billy Ray Williams Clyde S. Williams David Frank Williams Lester Ross Wilson Elizabeth P. Wolfe Stuart Edmund Wood Peggy Sasser Woody Linda Carol Woolford Garland W. Yontz William D. Young 182 Left to right: Kenneth Cole, President; Rosalind Casteel, Vice-President; Barbara Carmody, Secretary; Nancy Thomas, Treasurer. Junior Class Officers 183 Juniors Jeff Abulhusn Faye Adams Leslie Clyde Adams Bobby Joe Allen Robert B. Allen Alfred R. Anderson Eva Nelle Arp Lizabeth Ann Bachman Marlene Bacon Nancy Ballance N. A. Barnes James S. Beasley Jon Earl Bell Yvonne Berry Harold W. Billings George W. Blankenship W. B. Bledsoe R. Dean Blevins Donald Bain Betty Jean Bohanan Doris Jane Bolton James Bowery Georgia Bowman William Dana Bowman Fredie M. Bradford John Larry Brown Margaret Ann Brown Ross W. Brown Buddy T. Broyles Nancy Bruce Lerty B. Burnette Nell Burleson Polly Butler James Campbell Nancy Louise Campbell Barbara Carmody Charles C. C arrington Thelma Carter William L. Carter Rosalind Ca$teel 184 Juniors Ronald Charles Mary Elizabeth Chambers James D. Chandler June Fay Chambers Patti Lynn Clark Jerry William Cole Kenneth Wayne Cole Ronald T. Coleman Jane H. Compton Billy Ronald Cook Gary Carlton Cooper Barbara Sue Copp Erika Maria Coulson Bill Carroll Cox William Wayne Cox Albert Frank Crawford Rebecca Ann Crawford Jack Carlos Crum Ella Jane Cunningham Billy Wayne Cutshaw Malcolm A. Danner Glenda Joan Daugherty Robert Henry Davis Frank Louis Day Norville Lee Day Javan M. DeLoach Gwendolyn DeLozier Barbara Virginia Denton Anne K. DeVault Larry Gibson Deyton Douglas D. Dingus Catl Warren Dugger Norma Lee Dugger Judith Mae Duncan Jerry Jean Dykes James Wilburn Edwards Charles E. England Jay D. Estep Clyde H. Farnsworth Carol Anne Faber 185 Juniors Charles Rudolph Farris Wanzie E. Fillers Myrna Delores Fisher Wanda Faye Fitch Eleanor Poe Fleenor William Fleenor Jimmy Lee Fleming Marian Ann Flynn Billie June Fox Martha Gail Fox Nancy Elizabeth Foxx Billy Jack Furches Eleanor Ann Garst John Warren Gilbert Virginia Ruth Gillenwater William Allen Gillett Mary Ruth Gilly Dorothy Anne Gragg James Paul Graves Raymond Jack Haga James Lee Hall Patsy Lou Hall Charles R. Hardin Joyce Ann Hardin Jane Y. Hartman Janice D. Heaton William C. Hedrick Edward Lee Hendrick David Allen Hensley Maurice Lee Hill Randall Eugene HHI Wanda June Hill Catheri ne A. Hillon Donald Brown Hilton Charlotte Ann Hixon John Bernard Hixon Robert Wayne Hobbs Carolyn J. Hodge Lyndon E. Holloman Gene Holt 186 Juniors Frances H. Horne George W. Horton Alfred A. Houston John W. Howell Jerry R. Hubbard Annabell Huffman J. D. Hughes Charles A. Humpston Nancy Ruth Hunley Billy Robert Hunze Elizabeth Ann Hyde. Jerry L. Jarnagin Ronald Jack Jennings Melvin Johnson, Jr. Thomas Crum Johnson Wayne Johnson Freddie J. Jones Jack Edward Jones Tommy Dene Jones William Jones Sterling G. Kane Bobby W. Kaylor Hezekiah C. Kindle Norma Jean Ketron Ronald Wade King Billy Ray Kiser Charles V. Knecht John Edward Kreiner Dana Willard Lamb George V. Laughrun Arthur E. Laws Dee Reece Lawson Bud Leach Carolyn Leatherwood Charles F. Lecher Thomas B. Leuty Bob Paul Lilley Donna Stallard Lowe James B. Lowe James W. Luther 187 Juniors James Edward McCamish Mary Cross McCracken Lois E. McKinney Wilda G. McMahan Patricia M. McSwain Carolyn F. Maddux Evelyn D. Maddux James Madison Edwin K. Matlock Roby Millard Mauk Larry M. Maust Robert Bruce May Helen D. Mayes Richard A. Meade Betty Lou Medlin Phyllis J. Merritt Selwa Mire Helen E. Monroe Jerry Johnson Moore Richard Moore Charles N. Montgomery Patsy Lou Morelock Joe Wayne Morley Walter Lee Morris Edward Adam Morton Bobby Lynn Mulkey Bob Mullins James Caswell Murray Seth G. Nelson Eddie Max Nikazy Robert H. O ' Bannon Norman O ' Dell Ruth Orr Patricia A. Overholt Mary Louise Owens Thomas H. Palmer Hugh C. Parker John Gilbert Parker Kathleen B. Parvin Joe Goodpasture 188 Juniors James H. Patton Jerry Lee Pease James D. Perry James B. Phillips James R. Pierce Kathryn Ann Pierce Melvin D. Pinkston Darman Cleo Place Shirley J. Poe Jean Watkins Pollard Jimmy P. Porter Rowena Potter Sidney H. Powers Jo Ann Price Robert W. Pryor Clara Marie Puglis Vance B. Ramsey Teddy Lewis Rastall Bobby G. Ratliff Joe Harold Ratliff Phyllis Ann Ratliff James Mack Ray, Jr. Edward K. Reedy Janet F. Renfro Oliver Burgan Revell Judith A. Rhodarmer James Richardson Norma S. Richardson Philman C. Riner Robert Dale Roberts Elizabeth A. Rodefer Ann King Rogers Joseph Rogers Sandra P. Roseberry Earl Kaye Rowland Trixie Rupert William H. Russell Erby Eugene Sams Vera Charlene Sane Rex Byron Seal 189 Juniors Jerry Arlin Semones Dorcas J. Sexton James Norman Shannon James E. Sharp Julia Ann Sharrett Nancy Sue Shatley Wayne D. Shaver Elizabeth E. Sheaff Nancy Carolyn Shell Melvin L. Showalter Fred Wayne Simerly Thelma L. Simerly William H. Skalet Gerald B. Sloan Benjamin A. Smith Douglas E. Smith Nancy Smith Thomas C. Snapp Robert M. Snoderly Nancy F. Snodgrass Joseph William Stacy Donald G. Stanley Lawrence A. Stapleton Harlis Dale Starnes George G. Szabo Jo Ann Tallman Bobby Huston Taylor Buddy Dana Taylor Jackie Edwin Thomas Nancy Louise Thomas Barbara Jean Thompson Franklin G. Tittle Vada Page Tomlinson Randall L. Trent Johnny F. Triplett James David Troutman Bobby Joe Tucker Jane K. Turner Wilkin E. Underwood Jack Duncan Vaughan 190 Juniors f Charlotte Waddell Janelle M. Walker Alton Weaver Wallace Mary Nell Wallace Patsy Ruth Walsh Lewis Dean Watson Betty Jane Webster Mack Weldon Lucile Whitaker Maurice Whitaker Fred Allen White Gerre L. White John C. Whitehead Robert E. Whitson Clara Lou Willett Barbara Ann Wilhoit Clarence G. Williams David Williams James E. Williams Jerry Lee Williams Kenneth O. Williamson Walter Kyle Wills Bobby Gene Wiseman Dorothy Raye Wolfe Mary Ann Wolfe John W. Wright Tommy C. Wright Wanda Sue Wright Charles N. Wysor J. R. Young Ronald Kent Young Claudie Zimmerman 191 Front row:. Tom Elliott, President; Patti Smith, Vice-President; Evelyn Quintrell, Treasurer. Second row: Joan Ford, Senator; Betty Edwards, Secretary. Senior Class Officers 192 T I i ! School of Education Teacher training is the specific task of the School of Education. Students enrolled in almost every department of the college may receive training for the teaching profession. The school strives to magnify the importance of the abundance of essential knowledge, both cultural and academic, in the minds of the students. Another desire is to encourage full study in the prospective teachers ' fields of concentration. Both on the undergraduate and graduate levels, the School of Education endeavors to provide appropriate training and directed instructional experiences vital to the backgrounds of future teachers. The East Tennessee State College Training School is one of the attractive features of the department. There, under the well-qualified supervising, teachers, students spend twelve weeks observing, guiding, and teaching pupils just as they will find in their own school rooms in the years to come. East Tennessee State College, through the School of Education and with the cooperation of the other schools, is planning and working seriously to refine the teacher prepara¬ tion program in the hope that quality of all offerings will be unmistakably excellent. Dean Mack P. Davis, Director Seniors Adams, Geraldine Education Johnson City, Tennessee Agnew, George W. Physical Education Chucky, Tennessee Allen, Joe English Kingsport, Tennessee Alley, Richard Arnold Physical Education Johnson City, Tennessee Bailey, Stokes History Johnson City, Tennessee Banner, June Business Elizabethton, Tennessee Barnhill, Marilyn E. Business Oak Ridge, Tennessee Phi Eta Tau 55-56; Patchwork 55-59, Senator 57-58; Radio Club 57-58; Alpha Psi Omega 56-59, President 57-58, Vice President 58-59; Kappa Delta Pi 57-59; BSU 55-56 . Bashor, Roberta P. Biology Elizabethton, Tennessee Baskette, Barbara Jean Elementary Education Morristown, Tennessee FT A 56-57; ACE 56-59; Westminster 57-59; Alpha Omicron Pi 56-59. Begley, Donald A. Physical Education Kingsport, Tennessee Bible, Rosalyn Elementary Education Whitesburg, Tennessee Beta Epsilon 57-58; FT A; Glee Club 55; BSU 54-58; Phi Mu 57-58. Blumenthal, Harold N. Physical Education Brooklyn, New York Pi Kappa Alpha; Intramurals, football, basketball, softball 58-59. Bolus, Franklin R. Industrial Arts Johnson City, Tennessee Bolling, Charlotte Day Business Gamma Theta Upsilon Esserville, Virginia 58-59, Vice President 58-59. Booth, Carol Jo Elementary Education Bristol, Tennessee FTA 57-59; CYF 58-59; Phi Mu 55-59, Assistant Treasurer 56-57, Treasurer 57-58, Fraternity Educator 58-59, Vice Presi¬ dent 58-59. ' 194 i Education Boragine, Robert Industrial Arts New York, New York Mu Delta Kappa Reporter 58-59. Bowers, Howard A. Industrial Arts Bowman, Jill Physical Education Bracken, Janie Physical Education Bradford, Anne Education Bristol, Nathaniel H., Jr. Industrial Arts Elizabethton, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Kingsport, Tennessee Elizabethton, Tennessee Brooks, Charles William Industrial Arts Newport, Tennessee Mu Delta Kappa 58-59. Brown, Maxine Ballinger Biology Johnson City, Tennessee Orchestra 55-58, Secretary-Treasurer 55, Vice President 56; Biology Club 56-58; Patchwork 55; Newman Club 57, Presi¬ dent 57; Sigma Kappa 55-58, Rush Chairman 55, 1st Vice President 57; Young Democrats 56. Brown, Clement Speech Johnson City, Tennessee Buchanan, Samuel Pat Physical Education Coeburn, Virginia Burnett, Nancy K. Elementary Education Del Rio, Tennessee FT A 57-58; ACE 57-58; Glee Club 55-59; Patchwork 55-57; BSU 55-59; Alpha Omicron Pi 55-59. Byrd, Georgie Lee Education Jonesboro, Tennessee Byrd, Montess Elementary Education Fine Arts Bakersville, N. C. FTA 56-57; ACE 57-59, Vice President 58-59; Patchwork 56-59; Alpha Psi Omega 57-59, President 58-59; BSU 56-57; Young Republicans 56-57. Carico, Douglas Social Studies Kingsport, Tennessee Carico, James Edwin Music Galax, Virginia 1 Seniors Carroll, Billy C. Education Johnson City, Tennessee Carroll, Clyde Palmer (Buddy) Education Bluefield, Virginia Buccaneer 55-57; Student National Education Assoc. 58-59, President 58-59; Collegian Staff 57-59; Pi Kappa Alpha 57-59, Pledge President 57, Historian 58-59; Student Senator 58-59; Beta Epsilon 57-59; Who ' s Who 58-59; Intramural Basketball. Chapman, Ray Physical Education Johnson City, Tennessee Chumbley, Robert Allen Physical Education Pulaski, Virginia Transfer from King College. Church, Richard A. Industrial Arts Johnson City, Tennessee Pershing Rifles 54-56. Cook, Angeeta B. Social Studies Grundy, Virginia Transfer from Clinch Valley College; Lambda Chi; Young Democrats; Intramurals. Cook, Mildred E. Education Elizabethton, Tennessee Cox, William Wayne Art Johnson City, Tennessee Craft, Hershel H. Speech and Hearing Kingsport, Tennessee Craft, Sally Physical Education Gate City, Virginia Crowe, Don F. Industrial Arts Johnson City, Tennessee Phi Sigma Kappa 55-59, President 58; ROTC Officer 58-59. Crum, Paul Edward Physical Education Greeneville, Tennessee T Club 58-59. Cunningham, Ray Health Johnson City, Tennessee Davis, Callie Dora Mathematics Eidson, Tennessee Biology Club 58-59; Westminster 57-59; Math Club 57-59. Davis, Donald L. Music Bristol, Tennessee Transfer from Western Kentucky State; Glee Club 56-58; Band 56-59, 2nd Lt. 56-57, 1st Lt. 57-58, Captain 58-59. 196 Education Davis, Hugh V. Industrial Arts Decatur, Tennessee Davis, Jane Mathematics Mountain City, Tennessee FTA 57; BSU 55-58; Young Republicans 57-58. Deel, Edward Wayne Health and Physical Education Honaker, Virginia Delp, Lester C. Education Bristol, Tennessee Denton, Nancy Louise Mathematics Indian Spring, Tennessee USB 55-59, Secretary-Treasurer 58-59; Kappa Delta Pi 58-59; Alpha Delta Pi 55-59, Treasurer 58-59; ROTC Sponsor 58-59, Hon. Cadet Captain; Class Officer; Senator 58-59; Student Advisor 57-59. Dixon, Buddy Physical Education Kinsport, Tennessee Transfer from Emory and Henry College. Duff, Barbara Physical Education Milton, North Carolina Acquatic Club 59; Phi Eta Tau 58-59; Alpha Xi Delta; Intramurals 58-59, Reporter 59. Eads, Gwendolyn Education Johnson City, Tennessee Easterly, Janice Music Midway, Tennessee Panhellenic 58-59, Parliamentarian 58; Glee Club 57-58; Choir 58-59, Senator 58; Patchwork 57-58; Delta Omicron 58-59, Vice President 58-59; BSU 56-59; Delta Zeta 55-59, President 58, Senator 57; Young Republicans 56-59. Edwards, Elizabeth Elementary Education Shady Valley, Tennessee Panhellenic 58-59, 1st Vice President 58-59; FTA 55-59; ACE 55-59; Glee Club 56; Westminster 56-59, Social Service Chairman 58-59; Kappa Delta 58-59; ROTC Sponsor 57-59, Treasurer 58-59; Young Republicans 57-59, President 57-58; Class Officer, Secretary Senior Class 58-59; Carter Hall Vice President 56-57; Yoakely Hall Senator 57-58, Vice President 58-59. Evans, Betty Street Elementary Education Elizabethton, Tennessee Panhellenic 58-59; Club Cervantes 56-57; BSU 55-56; Alpha Xi Delta, President 58-59, Pledge Trainer 57-58; ROTC Sponsor 57-58; Commuters ' Club 55-56. Evans, George E. Sociology Durham, North Carolina Glee Club 53-54; Physics Club 53-54; Sociology Club 56-58, President 56-57; Wesley 53-54; Veterans ' Club 57-58. Ferguson, Bobby Sociology Bristol, Tennessee Fields, Joyce F. Social Studies Clinchport, Virginia FTA 55-59, Vice President 58-59; Gamma Theta Upsilon 57-59, Senator 57-58, President 58-59; BSU 55-57; Young Democrats 56-57. Fleenor, Earl M. Industrial Arts Bristol, Tennessee 197 Seniors Fleming, Bob R. Industrial Arts Johnson City, Tennessee Mu Delta Kappa 57-59; Veterans ' Club 58-59. Foote, Martha English Fall Branch, Tennessee Ford, Joan Smallwood Education Bristol, Tennessee Panhellenic 58-59; Band 55-57; Orchestra 55-57; MENC 55-56; Wesley 55-58; Phi Mu 55-59, Pledge Director 56-57, Vice President 57-58, President 58-59; Young Republicans 55-56; Senator 58-59; Class Officer 58-59. Garrett, Carolyn Rose English Salisbury, S. Rhodesia, Africa International Student Organization 57-58, Secretary 58-59. Gates, Merton L. Speech Johnson City, Tennessee Greear, James Robert English Clintwood, Virginia Transfer from Clinch Valley College. Gray, Charles H. Industrial Arts Gibson, Huretta Elementary Education Transfer from Hiwassee Jr. Gray, Mary McClellan Biology Dean ' s List 55. Johnson City, Tennessee Madisonville, Tennessee College. Johnson City, Tennessee Griffith, Tom Lynn Industrial Arts Erwin, Tennessee Groseclose, Samuel Physical Education Johnson City, Tennessee Hardin, Richard A. English Elizabethton, Tennessee USB Senator 56-57; Club Cervantes 56-57, Senator 56; Pi Kappa Delta 56-57; Veterans ' Club 56-57; Collegian 57-58, Cartoonist, feature writer. Harris, Jimmy R. Mathematics Johnson City, Tennessee Harrison, Charles Physical Education Kingsport, Tennessee Hart, Myrna Business Elizabethton, Tennessee 198 Education Hartsell, Gilbert E. Physical Education Johnson City, Tennessee T Club 56-59; Biology Club 58; CYF 59; Phi Sigma Kappa; ROTC Cadet Captain 58-59; Track 55-57; Basketball 55-59; Tennis 58-59. Hatcher, David E. English Erwin, Tennessee Band 53-54; Lambda Chi Alpha 57-59, Rush Chairman 58; Young Democrates 58-59, President 59; Buccaneer 59; Collegian 58-59, Editor 59; Dean ' s List 57-58. Hay, Roosevelt C. History Johnson City, Tennessee Hensley, Ralph W. Physical Education Haysi, Virginia Transfer from Hiwassee College; Intramurals. Hensley, Rosezell Elementary Education Erwin, Tennessee Herrell, Harold G. History Johnson City, Tennessee Higgins, Hazel D. Elementary Education Erwin, Tennessee FTA 57-58. Himes, James H. English Johnson City, Tennessee Mu Delta Kappa 57-58; Veterans ' Club 55-58, Treasurer, Vice President; Collegian 57-58. Hogan, Nancy Kate Elementary Education Parrottsville, Tennessee FTA 57-58; ACE 57-58; Glee Club 57; Acquatic Club 56; Westminster 57-58; Intramurals 55. Holzer, Charlotte Ruth Business Milligan College, Tennessee Acquatic Club 57-58; Kappa Delta Pi 58-59, Senator 58-59; Alpha Omicron Pi 57-59, Historian 58-59; ROTC Sponsor 57-59, Hon. Cadet Captain 59. Honeycutt, Ralph D. Sociology Bristol, Tennessee Transfer from Carson-Newman College; BSU 55-59. Hord, Daniel R. Geography Johnson City, Tennessee Hughes, Teddy R. Business Elizabethton, Tennessee Hunt, Fred Lewis Arts and Fine Arts Johnson City, Tennessee Pershing Rifles 55-56. Huntsman, Dorothy Music Johnson City, Tennessee Band 55-58; Orchestra 55-56; MENC 55; Organ Guild 56; Sigma Kappa 55-58, Publicity Chairman, Recording Secretary. 199 _ Seniors Humphreys, Nancy Lydia Elementary Education Johnson City, Tennessee FTA 57-58; Kappa Delta Pi 57-59, Treasurer 58; Sigma Kappa 56-58. Hyder, Mona Education Johnson City, Tennesset Jimeson, S. Jeanette Elementary Education Marion, North Carolina Transfer from Appalachian State Teachers College; FTA 56-59, Treasurer 58-59; ACE 56-59, Vice President 58-59; Glee Club 55-57; Phi Eta Tau 58-59; BSU 55-59; Young Democrats 56-57; Intramurals 55-59. Jones, Janie May Home Economics Newport, Tennessee Kappa Delta; Crescent Girl Lambda Chi Alpha 57-58; Senator 57-58; Home Economics Club. Jennings, Edith Education Johnson City, Tennessee Johnson, Helen Education Johnson City, Tennessee Jones, Patsy Ruth Education Johnson City, Tennessee Jones, Sheila Education Johnson City, Tennessee Keller, Sammy Education Greeneville, Tennessee Alpha Xi Delta 56-59, Corresponding Secretary 57-58; Scholarship Chairman 58-59; SNEA 57-59; ACE 57-58; West¬ minster Fellowship 58-59. Kelley, Mary Alice English Wise, Virginia Pi Kappa Delta 57-59, Historian 58-59; Young Republicans 57-59, Secretary-Treasurer 57-58, Senator 58-59. Kern, Fred Mathematics Johnson City, Tennessee Knecht, Mary Josephine Elementary Education Louisville, Kentucky Transfer from Southeastern Christian College; Glee Club 57-59; Choir 57-59. Knott, Billy L. Industrial Arts Johnson City, Tennessee Lacy, Virginia Joyce History Johnson City, Tennessee Lane, Norma Jean Home Economics Johnson City, Tennessee Home Economics Club 58-59. 200 Education Leonard, Sandra M. Home Economics Johnson City, Tennessee LeSueur, Robert Edward Physical Education Johnson City, Tennessee Acquatic Club 58-59; T Club 56-59, President 59; Lambda Mu 57-59; Intramurals 56-59; Track 56-59. Lilly, Paddy Joe Industrial Arts Elizabethton, Tennessee Lindamood, Shirley Elementary Education Bluff City, Tennessee FTA 58-59. Linker, Rita Home Economics Johnson City, Tennessee Transfer from David Lipscomb; Home Economics Club 57-59; Dean ' s List 58. Little, Patsy Lane English Elizabethton, Tennessee Phi Eta Tau 57-53; BSU 56-58. Litton, Leonard George Physical Education Big Stone Gap, Virginia USB Senator 58-59; T Club 55-59, Vice President 58-59; ROTC Cadet Officer, 2nd Lt. 57, S-3 Major 58; Regimental Staff 58; Scabbard and Blade 57-58, President 58; Intramurals 55-59; Goat Club 58-59; Circle K 57-58, Secretary 57; Foot¬ ball 55-59, Co-Captain 58-59; Baseball 55-59. Lockhart, Jess History Clintwood, Virginia Transfer from Hiwassee Jr. College. Lovelace, Clara Education Kingsport, Tennessee FTA 57-59; Kappa Delta Pi. Lowe, Felix C. Industrial Arts Johnson City, Tennessee USB 57-58, Executive Committee; IFC 58-59; Mu Delta Kappa 57-59, President 57-58, Senator 58; Phi Sigma Kappa 57-59, President 58-59; Inductor 57-58; Veterans ' Club 56-59, Dis¬ bursing Officer 57-58; Young Democrats 56-59, Vice Presi¬ dent 58-59, Senator 57-58; Collegian 57-59, Feature Editor— Writer; Student Publications Committee 58. Lundstrom, Geraldine Health Johnson City, Tennessee Lunsford, Margaret B. Education Johnson City, Tennessee Lynwood, H. Hill Social Studies Johnson City, Tennessee McEwen, James E. Business Johnson City, Tennessee McMillan, Joyce English Mosheim, Tennessee 201 Clinchport, Virginia Seniors McMillan, Ned D. Mathematics Veterans ' Club 55-56. Maiden, Ted Industrial Arts Johnson City, Tennessee Marks, Delbert Physical Education Johnson City, Tennessee BSU; Veterans ' Club; Intramurals. Matthews, Freddie Jeane Elementary Education Alcoa, Tennessee Transfer from Uni. of Tennessee; FT A 58-59; Band 55-56; BSU 58-59; Wesley 57-59; Phi Mu 57-59; Young Republicans 58-59. Maxwell, Ted H. Physical Education Mercer, Hugh A. Industrial Arts Mercer, Helen Sims Languages Menges, Dallas James Languages Moody, G. C. Business Elizabethton, Tennessee Greeneville, Tennessee Kingsport, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Jonesboro, Tennessee Mooty, Robert W. Music Johnson City, Tennessee USB, Vice President 57-58, Executive Committee 57-59; IFC, Vice President 59; Glee Club 58-59; Choir 57-59, Accompanist 58-59; Band 56-59, 1st Lt. 57-58; Wesley Foundation 56-58, Music Director 56-58; Lambda Chi Alpha 56-59, Pledge Class President 56-57, Pledge Trainer 58-59, Chairman of All-Sing 57-59, President 59-60; Young Republicans 56-59; Who ' s Who 57-59; Hall of Fame 58-59. Moore, Buddy K. ‘History Grundy, Virginia Moore, Richard Allen Industrial Arts Watauga, Tennessee Morgan, Lewis Biology Bluff City, Tennessee Mullins, Ernest Ray Physical Education Johnson City, Tennessee Transfer from Clinch Valley College. Musselman, Don Biology Lynch, Kentucky Biology Club 57-59; Wesley 56-59; Veterans ' Club 57-59; Intramurals 57-59. 202 Education Nelson, Patricia Christine English Nelson, Paul Kerwin Education Neumann, Fern Education Norris, James L. History Oliver, James L. Industria Arts Ouellette, J. Norman Industrial Arts Parman, Royce E. Mathematics Parsons, Jerry Pre-Dentistry Payne, Patsy Ann Biology Alpha Omicron Pi 55-59, Johnson City, Tennessee Bluff City, Tennessee Chuckey, Tennessee Hampton, Tennessee Elizabethton, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Greeneville, Tennessee President 58-59. Peake, Margaret Louise Physical Education Pope, Curtis W. Physical Education Powell, Aubrey Physical Education Price, Wilma Jean Speech and Hearing Erwin, Tennessee Kingsport, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Pyne, James E. Industrial Arts Rogersville, Tennessee Mu Delta Kappa; Veterans ' Club; Young Republicans. Quarles, Mary Elizabeth Home Economics White Pine, Tennessee USB 58-59, Liason Council 58-59; Panhellenic 57-59, Secre¬ tary 58-59; Home Economics Club 57-59, President 57-58; Kappa Delta Pi 55-59, President 58-59; ROTC Sponsor Corps 56-59, Hon. Cadet Lt. Colonel; Who ' s Who 58-59. 203 Seniors Quintrell, Mary Evelyn Speech and Hearing Benton, Tennessee USB 55-59, Executive Committee 56-57, 58-59; Panhellenic 56-59, Corres. Secy. 56-57, Treas. 57-58; Glee Club 55-57; Choir 56-59, Treasurer 57-58; Kappa Delta Pi 57-59; BSU 55-56; Alpha Omicron Pi 55-59, President 58-59, Panhellenic Delegate 56-57, Vice President 57-58; ROTC Sponsor 56-59, Hon. Cadet Captain 57-58, Hon. Cadet Colonel 58-59; Bucca¬ neer 55-59, Asst. Business Mgr. 57-58, Business Mgr. 58-59; President Carter Hall 56-57; Senior Class Treasurer 58-59; Who ' s Who 57-59; Activities Committee 56-58; Homecoming Committee 56-59; Hall of Fame 58-59; Kappa Delta Pi Scholar¬ ship Award 57-58. Rankin, Robert Mathematics Jonesboro, Tennessee Ray, Emily Darleen Elementary Education Jonesboro, Tennessee FTA 57-58; ACE 58-59. Ray, Ina Joyce Elementary Education Jonesboro, Tennessee FTA 57-58; ACE 58-59, Treasurer 58-59; Dean ' s List 58. Renfro, Paul Biology Johnson City, Tennessee Roberts, William Industrial Arts Johnson City, Tennessee Saxton, Wallace Gene Industrial Arts Jonesboro, Tennessee Saylor, Patty Music Jonesboro, Tennessee Sheffield, Betty R. Business Kingsport, Tennessee Transfer from Alabama Polytechnic Institute; FTA 58. Shepherd, Vance C. Health and Physical Education Johnson City, Tennessee Shockley, Charles E. Social Sciences Wytheville, Virginia Transfer from Tennessee Wesleyan; USB Senator 57-59, Homecoming Committee; FTA 57-59, Senator; Pi Kappa Alpha 57- 59, Pledge Class Treasurer, Co-Rush Chairman, Assistant Pledge Master; Veterans ' Cub 58-59. Siler, Carolyne Faye Sociology Elizabethton, Tennessee USB 57-58; Beta Epsilon 56-58, Vice President 56-57; Glee Club 56-57; Choir 56-59; Senator 57-58, Treasurer 58-59; Band 56-57; Flag Twirler 56-57; Kappa Delta Pi 58-59, President 58- 59; BSU 55-58; Kappa Delta 55-59, Assistant Treasurer 56-57, Treasurer 57-58; ROTC Sponsor 56-59, Hon. Cadet Lt. Colonel 58-59; Commuters ' Club 55-56; Intramurals 55-56. Simpson, Jimmy Doc Industrial Arts Knoxville, Tennessee Acquatic Club 57-59; T Club 56-59, President 56-57; Mu Delta Kappa 58-59; Lambda Mu 57-59, President 59; Veterans ' Club 55-56; Intramurals 55-59. Smith, Jeanne M. Speech and Hearing Johnson City, Tennessee Alpha Xi Delta 55-58; Collegjan 55. Smith, Patricia Education Johnson City, Tennessee Sigma Kappa 55-59, President 59; Choir 55-59; Glee Club 55-59; ROTC Sponsor 57-59, Hon. Cadet Captain 59; Senior Class Vice President 58-59. 204 T Education Smith, Sylvia Sizemore Elementary Education Kingsport, Tennessee FTA 57-59; Signs-of-the-Times 55-56; Young Republicans 56-57; Buccaneer 56-57; Potpourri Committee 57. Snyder, Bobby L. Physical Education Johnson City, Tennessee ROTC Cadet Officer 57-58; Intramurals 57-59. Sparks, Charles T. Industrial Arts Johnson City, Tennessee Sparks, Howard Biology Johnson City, Tennessee Stallcup, Peggi June Physical Education Loudon, Tennessee Phi Eta Tau 55-59; BSU 55-59; Young Republicans 57-58; Intramurals 55-59. Story, Margaret E. History Jonesboro, Tennessee Gamma Theta Upsilon 58-59. Sweet, Novella Irene English Abingdon, Virginia Dean ' s List 58. Tate, Bobbie Jean Physical Education East Stone Gap, Virginia Phi Eta Tau 55-59, Secretary 57-58. Tester, Charles Herman Social Studies Butler, Tennessee Thomas, Cecilia Health and Physical Education Bristol, Tennessee Glee Club 56-58; Acquatic Club 57-58, President, Secretary; Phi Eta Tau 57-58; Westminster 56-57; Kappa Delta 55-59, Sergeant-at-Arms and Secretary 58; ROTC Sponsor 57-58, Hon. Cadet Captain 58, Secretary 58-59; Intramurals. Thornton, Judson Dean History Dandridge, Tennessee Phi Sigma Kappa 54-59, House Manager 58-59; Veterans ' Club 58. Toler, Bertie Mathematics Johnson City, Tennessee Transfer from King College. Tucker, Don Industrial Arts Johnson City, Tennessee Turner, Alexandra Education Johnson City, Tennessee Underwood, Stanley L. English Strawberry Plains, Tennessee 205 Elizabethton, Tennessee Seniors Vanhuss, Glenda Rhea Elementary Education FT A 58-59; ACE 57-59. Wagner, Fred L. Industrial Arts Blountville, Tennessee Mu Delta Kappa 57-58, Treasurer 58-59. Wallen, Hugh Industrial Arts Johnson City, Tennessee Wallis, John Dewey Social Studies Johnson City, Tennessee T Club 56-59, Treasurer 58-59; Phi Sigma Kappa 57-59, Secretary 58; ROTC Officer 58-59, Cadet Captain 58-59; Intra¬ murals 56-59; Who ' s Who 58-59; Track 58-59; Goat Club 58-59. Walpoole, Thomas Speech and Hearing Kingsport, Tennessee Ward, Jean Elementary Education Johnson City, Tennessee FTA 57-58; ACE 57-59, Secretary 58-59. Warren, Alma Education Greeneville, Tennessee Wayland, Carolyn Sociology Knoxville, Tennessee Transfer from University of Tennessee. Whitlock, Paul Industrial Arts Waynesboro, Tennessee Milligan College transfer; Mu Delta Kappa 58. Whitson, Lena Education Johnson City, Tennessee Whitson, Peggy Education Johnson City, Tennessee Widner, Connie D. Education Bristol, Tennessee Wilson, Leslie N. Geography Knoxville, Tennessee Lambda Mu, President 57. Williams, Margaret Business Church Hill, Tennessee Williams, Wayne Geography Johnson City, Tennessee 206 Education Wooten, Jane Marie Elementary Education Elizabethton, Tennessee Kappa Delta Pi 57-58, Vice President 57-58; Wesley 56-57; Kappa Delta 56-59, Editor 58-59; Freshman Class Secretary 56-57. Wysor, Ann Physical Education Johnson City, Tennessee Yang, Minlan Education Formosa Linkous, Ted Industrial Arts Cambria, Virginia Dr. George Dove, Director School of Arts and Sciences The training of the individual according to his interests so that he may develop into a well-adjusted, well-informed citizen who will contribute something to his communtiy, is the aim of the School of Arts and Sciences. The main objectives of the school are: (1) to provide a good academic background for the training of teachers, (2) to give preprofessional training in Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Law, Engineering, and many other areas. (3) to give a well- rounded liberal education to everyone. The Departments are: Art, Biological Science, English, Foreign Languages, Geography and Geology, History, Mathe¬ matics, Music, Physical Science, Political Science, Sociology, and Speech and Drama. The School offers two degrees. The Bachelor of Arts de¬ gree, which requires a foreign language, is the standard degree, and the Bachelor of Science degree which does not require a language is offered. 206 Arts Sciences Ausmus, Harry J. History Johnson City, Tennessee Ball, James Riley History Banner, James J. English Johnson City, Tennessee Greeneville, Tennessee Transfer from Lee ' s McRae College; Patchwork 57-59; Collegian 57-59. ' Begley, Clarence Carson Industrial Arts Church Hill, Tennessee Begley, Fred D. Chemistry Church Hill, Tennessee Sigma Phi Epsilon 56-59; American Chemical Society 59. Bell, Car! E. Mathematics Kingsport, Tennessee T Club 56-59; BSU 58-59; Pi Kappa Alpha 57-59; ROTC Officer 57-59, Regimental Officer, Cadet Captain Scabbard Blade 58-59; Math Club 56-57; Dean ' s List Fall 55, Winter 56, Spring 56; Goat Club 58-59; Track 56-57, 58-59; Basketball 56-57, 58-59. Blevins, Steven T. Art Jonesboro, Tennessee Brown, Patty Eugene Industrial Arts Johnson City, Tennessee Phi Sigma Kappa 56, Sentinel Fall 57; ROTC Officer 58-59, Regimental S-3 Pershing Rifles 55-57, 2nd Lt. Fall 58. Buchanan, Earl R. Art Johnson City, Tennessee Burling, Charles History Johnson City, Tennessee Clark, Franklin English Bristol, Tennessee Clark, Ralph L. Mathematics Bristol, Tennessee Colley, Paul Wilson Biology Johnson City, Tennessee Collis, Phillip L. English Johnson City, Tennessee IFC Winter 58; Phi Sigma Kappa 55-59, Sentinel, Vice President 56-57, President 58; Young Democrats 57; Intra¬ murals 58; Buccaneer 56-57; Collegian 58; Potpourri Com¬ mittee 57, Publicity Chairman 57; Homecoming Committee 57. Cooke, Ann Marie Art Greeneville, Tennessee Kappa Delta 57-59, Sergeant-at-Arms 58-59, Publicity Chair¬ man 57-58; Signs of the Times 56. 209 Seniors Cooke, Ted W. Sociology Johnson City, Tennessee Sigma Phi Epsilon, President 58-59. Cox, Beverly King Physical Education Johnson City, Tennessee Panhellenic 57-59; Canterbury Club 56-59, Senator 56-57, Vice President 57-58; Phi Eta Tau 55-59; Alpha Delta Pi 56-59, Scholarship Chairman 56-57, President 57-59; Intra¬ murals 55-59, Assistant Manager 57-58, Manager 58-59; Bucca¬ neer 55-57; Who ' s Who 57-59. Cox, Ronald F. Chemistry Marion, Virginia Transfer from Emory Henry College; Band 57; Gamma Theta Upsilon 58, Senator 58; Phi Sigma Kappa 58. Cox, Velma Joyce Fine Arts Johnson City, Tennessee Dickey, William M. English Jonesboro, Tennessee Dickerson, Marvin H. Mathematics Johnson City, Tennessee Duncan, Calvin M. Chemistry Kingsport, Tennessee ASC 57-59. Earnest, Benjamin F. Jr. Chemistry Elizabethton, Tennessee USB 55-59, Vice President 58-59; Band, Drum Major 56-58; Sigma Phi Epsilon 55-59, Chaplain 57-58, Vice President 58-59; Class Officer, Sophomore Vice President 56-57; Goat Club 58-59. Easley, Wayne W. Chemistry Morristown, Tennessee Edwards, Jerry W. Mathematics Kingsport, Tennessee USB 55-59, Elections Committee 56-57; IFC 56-57; Physics Club 57-58; BSU Publicity Director, Executive Committee 55-56; Lambda Chi Alpha 54-58, Vice President 57-58, His¬ torian 56-57; Young Republicans, President 55-56, Vice Presi¬ dent 56-57, Senator 56-57. Eiseman, Avery Q. Business Johnson City, Tennessee Fisher, M. Ralph English Tampa, Florida Frances, Andrew A. Chemistry Bristol, Tennessee Garland, Thomas J. English Oak Ridge, Tennessee USB, Liaison Council 58-59, Secretary 58-59; Pi Kappa Delta 57-59; Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary 57, President 57-59; Veterans ' Club 56-59; Collegian 58-59. Genovese, Casper J. English Scranton, Pennsylvania Transfer from East Stroudsburg S. T. C.; T Club 58-59, Secretary, Senator; Newman Club; Lambda Mu 58-59; Bucca¬ neer 58; Collegian 58-59, Sports Writer; Baseball 57-59. 210 r Arts Sciences Green, Paul Chemistry Kingsport, Tennessee Transfer from United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland; Lambda Chi Alpha 58-59; American Chemical Society 58-59; Young Republicans 59. Hall, Ivan W. Chemistry Newport, Tennessee ROTC Officer 58-59; Scabbard Blade 58-59. Harrison, John Michael Chemistry Elizabethton, Tennessee Haynes, Charles Wayne Chemistry Elizabethton, Tennessee Pershing Rifles 54-56. Higdon, Ralph Chemistry Elizabethton, Tennessee BSU 55-58; Phi Sigma Kappa 56-59, Sentinel 57-58; Pre- Medical Society 55-56; Young Democrats 55-58. Helfon, Walter Biology Kingsport, Tennessee Geology Club 57-59; Biology Club 56-59, Public Relations 56-59. Hines, Grace Eloise Sociology Knoxville, Tennessee Transfer from University of Tennessee; Westminster 57-59, Vice President 57-58; Alpha Delta Pi 55-59. Hodges, Robert West English and Industrial Arts Johnson City, Tennessee Transfer from Georgia Tech; USB President 58-59; Acquatic Club 58-59; T Club 57-59; Goat Club 58-59; ROTC Officer, Cadet Major, Battalion Exec., Cadet Officers Club 58-59, Pershing Rifles 55-59; Alpha Phi Omega 56-59, Secretary 57-58, President 58-59; Collegian 57-59; Who ' s Who 58-59; Rifle Team 55-59; Cross Country Team 55-58, Captain 56-57; Track Team 55-59. Hopper, William Cecil Pre-Med Johnson City, Tennessee Howson, Emily Dykes History Fall Branch, Tennessee Transfer from U. I. Isaac, David L. History Appalachia, Virginia Transfer from Clinch Valley; Newman Club 56-58, Vice President 57; Young Democrats 56-58, Treasurer 57. Ivey, Olin Marion History Kingsport, Tennessee Jennings, William D. English Elizabethton, Tennessee Kindle, Dwight M. Pre-Dentistry Johnson City, Tennessee Ledbetter, Alex M. Pre-Law Johnson City, Tennessee 211 Clinchport, Virginia Seniors Lawson, Kenneth D. Chemistry ACS 57-59; Dean ' s List 56-58. Lester, Thomas E. Chemistry Morristown, Tennessee ACS 58-59. Lucas, Barbara Spanish Johnson City, Tennessee Orchestra 56-59, Vice President 57; MENC 56; Club Cervantes 57-59, Secretary 58; Canterbury Club 58-59; Sigma Kappa 56-59; Young Democrats 57. Lyle, Elizabeth Dawson Mathematics Johnson City, Tennessee Panhellenic 57; Acquatic Club 56-57; Alpha Delta Pi 55-59; ROTC Sponsor 56-57; Class Officer, Secretary and Treasurer Freshman Class 55-56; Freshman Beauty 55-56; Homecomin g Court, Freshman 55-56. McCartt, William G. Fine Arts Johnson City, Tennessee ROTC Officer, Major 58-59; Scabbard Blade 58-59, Pledge Master 58-59; Pershing Rifles 55-58, Treasurer 57-58. McConnell, Bobby Chemistry Kingsport, Tennessee Veterans ' Club 56-57; Math Club 57-59, Vice President 58-59. McEwen, Lloyd W. Chemistry Butler, Tennessee Miller, Harold J. Mathematics Kyles Ford, Tennessee Math Club 58; Dean ' s List Spring 58. Moorefield, Sam Chemistry Kingsport, Tennessee ASC 57-59, Westminster 55-57; ROTC Cadet Captain 58; Scabbard Blade 58. Morton, Bob J. Health LaFollette, Tennessee Morton, Jack L. Industrial Arts Bristol, Tennessee Band 56-57; Lambda Chi Alpha; Young Democrats 58-59, Publicity Chairman 58-59. Mumpower, Herbert W. Mathematics Appalachia, Virginia Pi Kappa Alpha 55-59, Sergeant-at-Arms 57-58. Nidiffer, Gordon Grey Chemistry Johnson City, Tennessee T Club 56-59; Varsity Track 57; Varsity Basketball 57-58. Nolen, Douglas B. Chemistry Rossville, Georgia T Club 56-59; ACS 58-59; Pi Kappa Alpha 55-59, Vice President 58; ROTC Cadet Battalion Exec. Major 58; Sopho¬ more Class President 57; Juniqr Class President 58; Varsity Football 56-59. Norris, Edwin R. Pre-Med Pre-Medical Society 56-58. Butler, Tennessee Arts Sciences O ' Dell, Roger Gene Biology Clincho, Virginia Transfer from Clinch Valley College. O ' Dell, Thomas Allen Mathematics Bristol, Tennessee ACS 57-59; Biology Club 58-59; Math Club 58-59; Intra¬ murals 56-58. Osborne, Elmer Ray History Kingsport, Tennessee Gamma Theta Upsilon 57-59. Parks, Jackie Edward Biology Johnson City, Tennessee Biology Club 58-59; Pershing Rifles 55-56. Pressley, Robert C. Sociology Morristown, Tennessee Transfer from University of Tennessee. Quillin, Harold E. Sociology Kingsport, Tennessee Reece, Robert D. Chemistry Chuckey, Tennessee ACS 55-59, Vice President 58-59; Biology Club 56-59, Senator 57-59; Wesley 55-59, Treasurer 58-59; ROTC Cadet 2nd Lt. 57-58, Cadet Captain 58-59; Scabbard Blade 58-59. Reeser, Robert John English Johnson City, Tennessee Reeves, Marvin E. Biology Falls Church, Virginia Richmond, Edward History Gate City, Virginia Transfer from Hampden Sydney; Sigma Chi. Rose, Henry H. Mathematics Johnson City, Tennessee Transfer from University of Tennessee. Rose, Linda Dianne English and Sociology Johnson City, Tennessee USB 56-57; Executive Committee 58-59; Publications Com¬ mittee 58-59; Potpourri Committee 56-58; Student Senate Constitutional Revision Committee 57-58; Patchwork 58-59; Alpha Delta Pi 55-59, Reporter 56, Vice President 57, Pan- hellenic Representative 58-59; Buccaneer 56-59, Assistant Editor 57-58, Editor 58-59; Collegian 56-59, Business Man¬ ager 57-58; Who ' s Who 57-59; Freshman Counselor 58-59. Scroggins, R. E., Jr. Industrial Arts Jonesboro, Tennessee Mu Delta Kappa 57-59, Secretary 58-59. Sell, John Heyward Industrial Arts Johnson City, Tennessee ROTC Cadet Officer 58-59. Simpson, Sarah M. English Kingsport, Tennessee Transfer from Guilford College. 213 Seniors Sloan, Paul H. E. History Covington, Tennessee Lambda Mu. Surber, Bob G. Sociology Elizabethton, Tennessee Thomas, William S. Chemistry Elizabethton, Tennessee ROTC Cadet Officer 57-58. Thompson, Gem Grove Home Economics Washington, D. C. Home Ec. Club 55-56; Glee Club 55-59; Patchwork 55-58, Reporter 57-58; Radio Club 57-58, Traffic Director 57-58; Canterbury Club 55-59, Senator 57-59; Alpha Omicron Pi 55-59, Secretary 57-58, Philanthropic Chairman 58-59; ROTC Sponsor 56-57, Hon. Cadet 2nd Lt. 57; Young Republicans 55-57; Buccaneer 58-59. Trent, Parker J. Chemistry Kingsport, Tennessee ACS 56-58, Secretary 56-57, Treasurer 57-58. Willingham, William Lewis Chemistry Johnson City, Tennessee Willis, Harold E. Chemistry Spruce Pine, North Carolina Winebarger, Marion Curtis Mathematics Johnson City, Tennessee ROTC Officer 56-59, Cadet Colonel 58-59; Pershing Rifles 55-58, 1st Sergeant 57-58. Wood, Bobby English Greeneville, Tennessee T Club 55-57, Senator 56-57; Pi Kappa Delta 56-57; Veterans ' Club 55-57; Collegian 57-58, Reporter. Williams, James S. Chemistry Johnson City, Tennessee Phi Sigma Kappa; ROTC Cadet Officer, Comp. Exec., 1st Lt. 214 School of Business Administration and Economics The School of Business Administration and Economics was organized to provide its students with an opportunity to ac¬ quire a broad knowledge of the internal problems of business organization and control as well as understanding of how busi¬ ness may be affected by the complex forces in the economic framework within which it operates. For this reason, emphasis is placed on the development of a well-rounded knowledge of business fundamentals and an appreciation of the structure and processes of the American economy. In addition to the regular program of instruction, confer¬ ences, workshops, and seminars, special events are held on the campus throughout the year with the co-operation of na¬ tional and local professional and civic organizations. In con¬ junction with these meetings, distinguished educators and lead¬ ing businessmen from all parts of the nation enriched the educational opportunities available to students, and extended the influence of the School throughout its service area. Dr. Travis Kirkland, Director School of Business Administration and Economics The School of Business Administration and Economics was organized to provide its students with an opportunity to ac¬ quire a broad knowledge of the internal problems of business organization and control as well as understanding of how busi¬ ness may be affected by the complex forces in the economic framework within which it operates. For this reason, emphasis is placed on the development of a well-rounded knowledge of business fundamentals and an appreciation of the structure and processes of the American economy. In addition to the regular program of instruction, confer¬ ences, workshops, and seminars, special events are held on the campus throughout the year with the co-operation of na¬ tional and local professional and civic organizations. In con¬ junction with these meetings, distinguished educators and lead¬ ing businessmen from all parts of the nation enriched the educational opportunities available to students, and extended the influence of the School throughout its service area. Dr. Travis Kirkland, Director Johnson City, Tennessee Seniors Anest, John D. Business Artrip, Bud J. Business Delta Xi. Clincho, Virginia Banyas, Michael Business Lynch, Kentucky T Club 56-59; ROTC Lt. and Captain 57-59; Scabbard Blade 58-59; Intramurals 57-59; Football 55-59, Co-Captain 59. Barlow, Esther Business Jonesboro, Tennessee Bethea, Edward E. Business Augusta, Georgia Kappa Delta Pi 56-58, President; Veterans ' Club 56. Best, Ralph Accounting Jellico Plains, Tennessee Young Republicans 56-57. Bledsoe, Curtis V., Jr. Accounting Church Hill, Tennessee Bolus, Michael D. Business Johnson City, Tennessee Brazeal, John W. Finance Oak Ridge, Tennessee USB 56-59; Student Activity Committee 58-59; Budget Committee 58-59; Homecoming Committee 58-59, Chairman 58-59; Student Welfare Committee Chairman 57-58; Election Commission 57-58; Student Advisor 58-59. Britt, Charles Accounting Elizabethton, Tennessee Dean ' s List, Summer 58. Britt, Charles H. Business Johnson City, Tennessee Brook, Howard F. Business Johnson City, Tennessee Buchanan, Hobert D. Business Coeburn, Virginia Carter, Doris Business Johnson City, Tennessee Caton, Robert M. Accounting Erwin, Tennessee 216 Business Coates, Paul A. Business Biountville, Tennessee Cooke, Elden M. Business Bakersville, N. C. Delta Sigma Pi 56-58, Treasurer 57, Veterans ' Club 56-58. Coulson, Eric F. Business Johnson City, Tennessee Craig, William J. Business Administration Knoxville, Tennessee Cutshaw, Jimmy Business Greeneville, Tennessee Daniels, Jack D. Accounting Jonesboro, Tennessee Delta Sigma Pi, Treasurer 58-59. Dennison, Jack S. Business Administration Damascus, Virginia Dishner, Gene Business Clinchport, Virginia Sigma Phi Epsilon 57-59, Pledge Trainer 58-59, Comptroller 58-59, Collegian 57-59, Circulation Manager 58-59, Elections Commission 58-59, Senator 57-58. Duncan, Robert S. Business Glade Springs, Virginia Edens, John B., Ill Business Elizabethton, Tennessee Eiche, Jon J. Merchandising Johnson City, Tennessee IFC 56-57, Senator 56-57; Beta Epsilon 56-58, President 57- 58; Canterbury Club, President 56-57; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Rush Chairman, Senator; ROTC Sponsor Corps Dr illmaster 58- 59, 2nd Lt. 57-58, Lt. Colonel 58-59, 1st Sgt. 58-59; Who ' s Who 57-59. Elliott, Thomas L. Business Bristol, Tennessee Glee Club 56; T Club 57-59 ; Sigma Phi Epsilon 56-59, Guard 56-57, Pledge Trainer 57-59; ROTC Lt. and Captain 58-59, Scabbard Blade, V. President 58-59; Intramurals 56-59; Collegian 58-59; Senior Class President 58-59; Football Man¬ ager 56-59, Head Manager 57-59. Ellis, Paul G. Business Roan Mountain, Tennessee Fannon, Jackie Business Chucky, Tennessee Interdormitory 58-59; 58-59; Intramurals. ROTC 1st Lt., Scabbard Blade Fields, Robert Accounting Rogersville, Tennessee 217 Seniors Foster, Johnny D. Business Johnson City, Tennessee Frye, Marilyn Business Elizabethton, Tennessee Transfer from Emory and Henry College. Garland, Ralph C. Business Erwin, Tennessee Grimes, Charles Accounting Erwin, Tennessee Hampton, Murrel Kent Business Erwin, Tennessee Hamrick, George B. Business Webster Springs, W. Va. Transfer from Florida State University; Delta Sigma Pi 58. Hankla, William Alfred Business Chester, Virginia Transfer from Ferrum Jr. College. Hardin, Samuel L. Business Elizabethton, Tennessee Haulsee, David L. Business Kingsport, Tennessee ROTC, Scabbard Blade 58-59, 2nd Lt. 58-59. Hensley, Jack L. Business Erwin, Tennessee Delta Zi. Heywood, Jane Business Johnson City, Tennessee Glee Club 57-58. Hilton, Kathryn Jane Business Gate City, Virginia Glee Club 56-58; Westminster 57-58. Hines, Patricia Accounting Jonesboro, Tennessee Kappa Delta Pi 57-58. Hodge, Luther H. Business Elizabethton, Tennessee Holmes, Coy Thomas, Jr. Business Bristol, Tennessee Delta Sigma Phi 57; Veterans ' Club 56. 218 Business Hurley, Bruce W. Business and Economics Rogersville, Tennessee Transfer from Texas Western; USB 58-59; BSU 57-58; Home coming Committee 57-58; Delta Sigma Pi 57-59, Senator 58-5 ' MC Pledge Class 57; Veterans ' Club 56-59, Vice Commanc 57, Commander 57-58; Young Republicans 56-59, Presid 58-59; Election Committee 58-59; Camera Club 58-59; Stu ' Handbook Committee 58; Junior Class May Court Reprer tive; Goat Club 58; Hall of Fame; Homecoming King 5 59. Hutton, Ronnie H. Business Marion, Virginia Transfer from Emory and Henry College. Jaynes, Jerald K. Business Administration Chucky, Tennessee Transfer from Tuscolum College. Jones, James G. Business Administration Grundy, Virginia Transfer from Lee ' s McRae College; Lambda Chi Alpha 55-59. Jones, William J., Jr. Accounting Erwin, Tennessee Delta Sigma Pi, President 58-59; Intramurals 56. Justice, Elaine Business Erwin, Tennessee Glee Club 55-57; Kappa Delta 56-59, Collegian 55-56. Kelly, Robert L. Business Ketron, Jimmy P. Business Kincheloe, Samuel Business King, Billy Joe Accounting Veterans ' Club 57-58; Young Kirk, Clarence Dale Business Kite, Dane A. Business Bristol, Tennessee Kingsport, Tennessee Johnson, City, Tennessee Jellico, Tennessee Republicans 56-57. Johnson City, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Krause, James William Business Flint, Michigan T Club 55-59; Intramurals 55-59; Football 55-59. Larkey, Stuart B. Business Kingsport, Tennessee Lemons, Marvin C. Business Westminster 57-59; Pi Kappa Alpha President, Potpourri 58-59, All-Sing 59; Pulaski, Virginia 58-59, Pledge Class Intramurals 57-59. 219 Seniors Lewis, Wendell H. Business Live Oak, Florida USB, Senator 58-59; Interdomitory, Lake Street Cottage; Phi Sigma Kappa, Vice President 57. Lewis, William R. Business Johnson City, Tennessee McAmis, Bill C. Business Johnson City, Tennessee Transfer from Greenbrier Military School; Delta Sigma Pi 58; Senior Vice President. McCloud, Thomas R. Accounting Appalachia, Virginia Transfer from Carson-Newman College. McMillian, Edward Burton Accounting Newport, Tennessee Delta Sigma Pi 57-59, Senator 57-58, Secretary 58-59; Veterans ' Club 56-57. McMillian, Rodney Economics Kingsport, Tennessee Marshall, Hope M. Business Kingsport, Tennessee Massey, Marvin C. Business Beta Epsilon 57-58, Vice President. Memphis, Tennessee Meade, Leonard B. Business Kingsport, Tennessee Mobley, Ned W. Business Blountville, Tennessee Morelock, Sonja Accounting Kingsport, Tennessee Mullins, Nile D. Business Johnson City, Tennessee Mullins, Bob W. Business Clintwood, Virginia Mullins, John Business Johnson City, Tennessee Morrison, Harold C. Business Kingsport, Tennessee 220 Business Mumpower, Barbara Hill Business Big Stone Gap, Virginia Panhellenic 57-59 Beta Epsilon 56-59, Secretary 58, Vice President 59; FTA 57; Delta Zeta 56-59, Historian 56, Treasurer 57-58, Social Chairman; Freshman Counselor 59. Nunn, Roy E. Accounting Pulaski, Virginia Wesley 57-59; Veterans ' Club 57-58. Ousley, Dennis Business Knoxville, Tennessee Transfer from University of Tenn.; Pi Kappa Alpha. Patterson, Denzil Merchandising Athens, Tennessee Transfer from Tennessee Wesleyan College; Glee Club 57-58; Phi Sigma Nu at TWC; Future Business Leaders of America TWC. Parsons, Charles W. Business Jonesville, Virginia Transfer from Hiwassee College; Veterans ' Club 58, Public Relations Manager; Young Democrats 58. Parker, Glenn A. Business Arministration Miami, Florida Transfer from University of Miami. Parish, Alvin C. Business Hurley, Virginia Transfer from V. P. I.; Delta Sigma Pi 57-59; Veterans ' Club 57-59. Peake, Jimmy Business Kingsport, Tennessee Pi Kappa Delta 56-57, Secretary 56-57; BSU; Sigma Phi Epsilon 55-59, Comptroller 55-56, Rush Chairman 58-59. Pease, Jerry Business Johnson City, Tennessee Perry, Sandra Business Coeburn, Virginia Phillips, Richard Business Elizabethton, Tennessee Transfer from George Washington University. Galloway, Pierson Business Johnson City, Tennessee Poe, Everett R. Business Johnson City, Tennessee Porter, Robert C. Business Johnson City, Tennessee Rambo, Malcolm S. Finance Delta Sigma Pi. Butler, Tennessee Seniors Ripley, Kyle D. Business Greeneville, Tennessee Salyer, Bobby V. Business Administration St. Paul, Virginia Delta Sigma Pi 57-59; ROTC, Officer 57-59, Scabbard Blade 58-59, Pershing ftifles 54-57. Sangid, Virginia Ellen Business Bristol, Tennessee Transfer from King College; Patchwork 58; BSU 58; Intra¬ murals 58. Saylor, John Business Jonesboro, Tennessee Schaeffer, Bill Business Knoxville, Tennessee Schroeder, Paula Jean Business Johnson City, Tennessee Shelby, Glenn Accounting LaFollette, Tennessee Veterans ' Club 55-58; Young Republicans 56-57. Shirley, Richard H. Business Knoxville, Tennessee Sluder, Bobby R. Accounting Shady Valley, Tennessee Smith, Don Erskine Social Studies Johnson City, Tennessee Smoot, Marvin I. Business Kingsport, Tennessee Steele, Gerald E. Business Johnson City, Tennessee Sylvester, Joan Business Johnson City, Tennessee Taylor, Russell Business Kingsport, Tennessee Tester, Mary Ellen Business Johnson City, Tennessee Kappa Delta 57-59; Commuters ' Club 55-56. 222 Business Thomas, Raymond Reid Business Kingsport, Tennessee USB 55; Interdomitory 55-56; IFC 56-59, V. Pres. 58-59; BSU 55-58; Lambda Chi Alpha 55-59, Pledge Trainer 55-56, President 57-59, Young Democrats 56-57; Cheerleader 56-58; Buccaneer 55-56; Collegian 55-56. Tolliver, Ronald Business Kingsport, Tennessee Treadway, Sara Lynn Business Johnson City, Tennessee Alpha Delta Pi 56-59, Recording Secretary 59; Senior Class Pin-up. Vesser, Samuel Frank Business Maryville, Tennessee Interdomitory 57-58; Westminster 57-58; Pi Kappa Alpha 57-59, Pledge Trainer 58-59; Veterans ' Club 57-59, Secretary 57-58; Young Democrats 58-59; Collegian 57-59, Circulation Manager 58, Business Manager 58-59; Constitutional Revisions Committee. Ward, Roy F. Accounting Kingsport, Tennessee Mu Delta Kappa 58; Veterans ' Club 57-58. Wayland, Ronald F. Economics Greeneville, Tennessee Pi Kappa Delta 56-58; Westminster 52-58; Military, Scabbard Blade 56-58, Pershing Rifles 54-58, Executive Officer 58, Honor Guard 58; Delta Sigma Pi 55-58. Wilson, James D. Business Bristol, Tennessee Lambda Chi Alpha 55-58, Treasurer 58; ROTC Officer 57-58. Woods, Bob W. Business Bristol, Tennessee Transfer from the University of Tennessee. Worfe, Fred D. ‘Business Clinchport, Virginia Transfer from Berea College. Cooter, Wanye N. Business Johnson City, Tennessee Peters, Rhonda Wayne Business Elizabethton, Tennessee 223 Nursing The East Tennessee State College School of Nursing offers a degree of Bachelor of Science in Nursing. This School, in conjunction with Memorial Hospital and Holston Valley Community Hospital, is the first of its kind in the East Tennessee area. For some time interest in a degree program had been expressed by the officials of Memorial Hospital School of Nursing and the administration of Holston Valley Community Hospital, area medical and nursing organi¬ zations, and interested individuals. After much study and planni ng by these groups in consultation with members of the Tennessee Board of Nursing and directors of similar degree programs, East Tennessee State College, in collaboration with the area hospitals, established the School of Nursing, September 14, 1954. It is the purpose of the School of Nursing to develop nurses who will be qualified professionally to give competent nursing care to the sick, who can function adequately in sociological health, and preventive-medicine programs, and effectively contribute to an everchanging society. Miss Hazel H. Fowler Director Mr. John P. Lamb, Chairman Department of Health Education and Co-ordinator, School of Nursing. Mr. Edgar H. Stohler, Administrator Memorial Hospital. Mr. William A. Phillips, Administrator Holston Valley Community Hospital. Below, left to right: Vestal L. Swartz, Director of Nursing Service, Memorial Hospital. Ira Dean Lane, Director of Nursing Education, Holston Valley Community Hospital. Below, left to right: Mrs. Harvey E. McDowell, Instructor, Memorial Instructor, Memorial Hospital. Miss Janice Basham, Clinical Instructor, Hospital. Mrs. Carl J. Snow, Instructor, Memorial Hospital. Eileen Memorial Hospital. Johnson, Instructor, Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Chester W. Blankenship, 224 liiiil—I Class of ' 59 Louise Calvert Barton Johnson City, Mary Diane Davis Church Hill, IGloria Faith Deaton Erwin, Barbara Young Duncan Jonesboro, Margaret Louise Estep Bluff City, Julia Ann Harmon Greeneville, Charlotte Ragsdale Hoover Elizabeth Ann Leath Kingsport, Elizabethton, Mary Emily Paradis Johnson City, Ada Kathleen Carrier Bristol, Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 225 Nursing 1960 i Nancy Kathleen Bowers Anna Elizabeth Bowman Clara Jane Brown Marjorie Lynn Cartwright Barbara Ann Clark Alice Marie Donnelly Wanda Jane Hughes Carolyn Sue Ingram Charlotte Marie Linville Janice Carolyn McQueen Judith Ann Rhodarmer Nancy Lou Showers Janis Louise Strickler 226 I Nursing 1961 Rose Eleanor Beneman Anna Lee Bilka Mitzi Lynn Brink Nannie Kathryn Brooks Vivian Ruth Bullington Donna Lee Cox Mary Mozelle Garber Carol Ann Geisler Glenda Imogene Harris Betty Lou Headrick Lindell June Henderson Martha Bailey Kegley Peggy Jane Kiser Armeta Bennett Nease Norma Jane Osborne Winifred Irene Reeves Naomi Fern Roberts Linda Gay Shell Mary Alice Testerman Dorothy Vandergriff Kay Carolyn Whitener Caiolyn Rose Whitson k 227 Nursing 1962 Becky May Alderson Judith Carol Blakely Patricia Mae Brown Clara Canary Nancy Ferguson Maudie Catherine Fleenor Kay Louise Flora Anita Ruth Houk Carol Ann Lehman Sandra Leonard Phyllis Ann Lowe Wilma Ruth Martin Diane Monroe Judith NeSmith Helen Christine Norris Priscilla Peery Judith Lee Russell Linda Donnell Slagle Sally Sutton Erma Lee Waye Alice Sandra Webb Clara Lou Willett 228 Our STUDENT UNION BUILDING Built by TRAMMELL CONSTRUCTION, INC. Bristol, Tennessee 229 BROADWAY TOURIST COURT and RESTAURANT On Broadway of America U.S. Highway Nos. 11 -E, 411, 19 and 23 Gateway to Appalachians and Great Smokies For reservations Phone 4200 Johnson City, Tennessee Double AA Rating and Member of N. A. A. 230 COMPLIMENTS EAST TENNESSEE STATE COLLEGE GRILL JOHNSON CITY AUTOMOTIVE TRADE ASSOCIATES COURTESY MOTOR CO. COTHRAN MOTORS FREEMAN MOTOR CO. GRIFFITH PONTIAC GUMP FINANCE HOME FINANCE MAC DAN PLANK, INC. RANGE MOTORS TENNESSEE MOTORS UNIVERSAL C.l.T. FAIRCLOTH CHEVROLET CO. BYRD ' S RESTAURANT 232 All school supplies readily available in our new self-service bookstore. T-SHIRTS GREETING CARDS CLASS RINGS GIFTS COSMETICS East Tennessee State College Bookstore First Floor—Administration Building 233 Compliments of Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN FIELDS OFFICE MACHINES CO. Bristol-Kingsport Highway 714 Market Johnson City Smith-Corona Typewriters Victor Adding Machines - Calculators Compliments JOHNSON CITY LAUNDRY COMPANY Sanitone Tenn. at W. Walnut 808 S. Roan Ph. 3088 200 S. Boone Ph. 860 Ph. 3688 TENNESSEE COACH COMPANY Laundry and Dry Cleaning Garment Storage Gen. Office 710 Sevier Ave. Knoxville, Tenn. inty Moore s Restaurant 234 Little Stores We Give S. H. Green Stamps FRENCH DRY CLEANERS Compliments AND LAUNDRY of One - 1 Day Service F. W. WOOLWORTH 103 Wilson Ave. Phone 3708 COMPANY AMERICAN BEMBERG Division of Beaunit Mills, Inc. ; and North American Rayon Corporation 235 MUNFORD DO-IT-YOURSELF STORES 425 W. Walnut Phone 5464 Johnson City CARR ENTERPRISES Ask Those We Serve 800 W. Walnut Phone 4140 Johnson City HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Johnson City and Greeneville RAYMOND ' S Fine Foods c o The Franklin Club El izabethton T ennessee BIRCHFIEL ' S Exclusive Men ' s Wear Botany 500 Suits - Arrow Shirts Elizabethton, Tennessee GUNNAR TEILMANN FLORIST 318 E. Main Phone 51 1 Johnson City Compliments of WOFFORD BROS., INC. 317 E. Main Johnson City Tennessee Eat at The COLLEGE GRILL at Walnut and Lake Compliments of DIAMOND CAB COMPANY 116 Buffalo Phone 5206 SEAVER ' S BAKERY Delicious Cakes, Pies, and Doughnuts Old Jonesboro Road, Route 6 Johnson City, Tennessee COLLEGE INN 511 West Walnut (Beside Foremost Dairy) Specializing in Meals for College Students 236 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1959 from HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK Of Johnson City with Drive-In Branch on West Walnut Street J. E. GREEN COMPANY General Contractors Johnson City, Tennessee DIXIE DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT The Pride of East Tennessee Famous for Good Food From a Sandwich to a Complete Dinner Students Welcome 425 East Main St. Johnson City, Tennessee FOUNDRY MACHINE WORKS, Inc. Structural Steel Division - Tenn. Bridge Steel Co. Johnson City, Tennessee If It ' s Made of Iron or Steel, Draw a Picture of It—We ' ll Build It. 237 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES Accounting Machines — Electric Typewriters Time Equipment Compliments of IBM Corporation Kingsport, Tennessee THE BOOK SHOP JOHN SEVIER HOTEL BUILDING Roan and Market Streets Phone 2937 Johnson City Tennessee George Oldham Associates, Inc. George Oldham Jack Monroe General Insurance — Travel Agency John Sevier Hotel Bldg. Ph. 1200 Johnson City, Tennessee PETER ' S GIFT SHOP Fine Gifts for Everyone 325 E. Main Street Phone 1719 ED MOTTERN JEWELERS Keepsake Diamonds 121 Fountain Sq. Johnson City, Tenn. 403 Roan St. C ° mp ' ete 0ffice Outfitters p hone 1935 Johnson City, Tennessee BOLTON BLOCK COMPANY Concrete — Cinder P. O. Box 166 Phone 30 Johnson City, Tennessee HARRIS MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of Hardwood Flooring Johnson City, Tennessee DOSSER ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Johnson City, Tennessee 238 for fine FIRST PRINTING PLATES PEOPLES of 60-65-75-85-110-120 or 133 Screen Halftones and Zinc Etchings for use in BANK NEWSPAPERS—PERIODICALS and BROCHURES Johnson City, Tennessee Jonesboro, Tennessee North Johnson City Branch or for OFFSET PRINTING NEGATIVES 3% Interest Paid on Certificate of Deposit PRESCO 2Vi% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Press-Chronicle Bldg. Phone 2993 Little Jobs With Same Care As Big Jobs” Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SOBEL ' S Men ' s Store Kingsport, Tennessee PET PASTEURIZED MILK For Energy HECHT ' S Batter Whipped Sunbeam Bread CARDER HARDWARE CO. 132 West Market Johnson City Tennessee Compliments of CALFEE SWANN INC. 102 E. Main Ph. 2837 LAKESHORE GRILL CABINS Parties and Banquets Wm. Charles LePorte Phone 2122 Hampton, Tennessee MARKET STREET DRUG STORE Your REXALL Store 134 W. Market Johnson City Compliments of RENTZ Jeweler ' s Home of Blue-White Diamonds 305 S. Roan Street Phone 90 239 KIN READ ' S FLOWERS Phone 191 Majestic Theatre Building Johnson City Tennessee JOHNSON CITY, TINM. Compliments of WALLACE ' S 215 E. Main Johnson City TRIANGLE SUPPLY CO., INC. Plumbing Building Supplies 820 W. Walnut St. Johnson City First Federal Savings Loan Assn. of Johnson City 301 S. Roan Phone 3456 Compliments of GENERAL SHALE PRODUCTS CORP. PEERLESS STEAK HOUSE Where Good Food Tastes Better Bristol - Kingsport Highway FOLSOM PRINTING COMPANY Printers of Everything 708 E. Elk Ave. Phone LI 3-2632 Elizabethton, Tennessee EAST TENNESSEE PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION ESSO STANDARD OIL CO.—Esso J. B. THOMAS, JR.—Gulf Distributor HOLSTON OIL COMPANY—Texaco Distributor STEVE LACEY OIL COMPANY—Pure Oil Distributor ROYAL OIL COMPANY—Super Oil Distributor VOLUNTEER OIL COMPANY—Shell Oil Distributor WATAUGA OIL COMPANY—Wolfs Head Oil Distributor W. O. FREEDLE OIL COMPANY—Sinclair Oil Distributor 240 WHITE CITY LAUNDRY College Branch at College Grill Launderers—Dry Cleaners—Dyers Phone 3280 Compliments of JOHNSON CITY BOTTLERS SCOTT ' S GROCERY Vegetables Fruits Meats CONVENIENTLY LOCATED NEAR THE COLLEGE 831 W. Walnut Johnson City DUTCH MAID DRIVE-IN East Tennessee ' s Finest 925 West Market Street Phone 4149-J Johnson City, Tennessee RUTH ANDREWS FLORISTS 303 S. Roan Street Phone 316 BECKNER ' S Jewelers for 71 Years 232 Main Street Johnson City Tennessee H. E. HART ' S JEWELRY 214 East Main Street Phone 289 LOUIS ' SHOE SHOP 15% Discount to College Students 117 Buffalo Street Phone 1568-J MASSENGILL ' S SPECIALTY SHOP Distinctive Fashions for WOMEN AND MISSES Johnson City, Tennessee (Since 1916) SMYTH E ELECTRIC COMPANY Records and Record Players 238 East Main Phone 3133 THOMAS ' Men ' s and Ladies ' Ready-to-Wear RAINBOW CORNER Sodas - Sandwiches - Magazines Walnut at Earnest Johnson City Owner—Bill Darden 241 BIFF-BURGER DRIVE-IN Boiled Burgers ' 19c Thick Shakes For clothes that are smart, that will give the boy ' s heart a start, try NETTIE LEE SHOPS 1000 W. Market New Jonesboro Hwy. 240-242 E. Main Street Phone 2647 Johnson City VOLUNTEER ' IfatcVlCll COMPANY Phone 4010 334 E. Main St. Johnson City, Tennessee Johnson City—Greeneville—Kingsport—Elizabethton HOSPITAL PHARMACY Phone 2118 Drive-In Pharmacy Phone 3420 5159 602 North Roan Street Johnson City, Tennessee Plenty of Free Parking Space SELL PRODUCE COMPANY Eggs - Meats - Poultry Phone 2954-85 120 McClure Street Johnson City Tennessee JOHN SEVIER HOTEL 225 Rooms - Air-Conditioned FOUR DISTINCTIVE RESTAURANTS Petite Coffee Shop Roundtable Room Steak House The Terrace Famous for Sunday Evening Smorgasbord VARSITY CLEANERS 413 West Walnut Street Where the BUC who knows takes his clothes Phone 2838 Johnson City 242 THE MASON AND DIXON LINES, INC. Extends Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 In magazines and textbooks, in tablet, novels and envelopes . . . EAST TENNESSEE STATE STUDENTS USE MEAD PAPERS EVERY DAY THE MEAD CORPORATION Paper Makers To America 243 KLOPMAN MILLS, INC. Gloria Plant Johnson City, Tennessee OTHER PLANTS AT: Asheboro, N. C. Central Falls, N. C. Gastonia, N. C. Rockingham, N. C. High Point, N. C. Newton, N. C. Ramseur, N. C. KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES McGREGOR SPORTSWEAR UannaILt “Your Quality Clothing Store Since 1912” VARSITY-TOWN CLOTHES NUNN-BUSH SHOES rr Eat to please thyself, but dress to please others” — Benjamin Franklin DRESS RIGHT — you can ' t afford not to! EUSTIS L INC STER SSOCMTES JOHN SEVIER HOTEL BLDG. ANDREW JOHNSON HOTEL BLDG. ENGINEERS AND DISTRIBUTORS | DIRECT MANUFACTURERS AGENTS JOHNSON CITY PHONE 3200 KNOXVILLE DIAL 4-4623 Better Than Good... it ' s FOREMOST THE GREAT NAME IN DAIRY PRODUCTS 244 EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY iniMiniiiu 3 6302 0073 8004 9 IjQ+k cclsdi by OlstoCjlA Me - AuA JaMuu KA U ] '