Knoxville College - Focus Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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A ,,.- Music for the Alumni Banquet was provided by this group which was gotten rence Washington, Joseph Michael, Mrs. Jomesena Gillespie, Mrs. Mills, together by Mrs. Connie Mills and directed by Varnell Ford, at the piano, Emory Carter, Alice Hendricks, Harold Benn, Mrs. Mary Bradford, Mrs. From left are James Alexander, of Dayton, Ohio Cwho was entering the hall James B, Washington, and Margaret Gaiter, SEATED at the table are Miss at the timet, B, A. Word, Mildred Netherland, Mrs. Edna Benn Wynn, Low- Mary E, Stewart, Fred McMahon, and Roger Gill. HO ECOMIN THE ROYAL COURT was recognized at halftime of the Homecoming game. President James A. Colston, presented the queens bouquets and corsages. From left are Wilba Mead of Bristol, Tenn., first at- tendant, Catherine Powell of Birmingham, Miss Knoxville College, Ann Ashmore, of Atlanta, Miss Maroon and White, and Barbara Ivey, of Knoxville, second attendant. Escorts, from left, are John Owens, Leroy Pulliam, Student Union President, Roger White of Morehouse, ond Warren Brown. 65