Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1944 volume:

Kee COL1ESE LIBRARY GIFT OF MRS. EDGAR ROLAN TV v . % $U a qXAo yU - Lee College Library Cleveland, Tn. 37311 ftOT TO BE TAKEN OUT Amual Publication of the We Z raining School and College SEVIER VILLE, TENNESSEE HU$€NTIN6 THe lee l eae (Cleveland, Ternl) 078566 JJeoicaii icaiLon To the faculty for their untiring efforts in our behalf, their personal interests in our problems, and for their inspiring Chris- tian lives — we, the st2ident body of the Church of God Bible Training School and College, dedicate the 1943-44 Vindagua. htldtosi - b-tZ ' llxufr- ■;?!■£ . ' ■: : -: ' : : 0D 04t ' REV. ZENO C. THARP, President For ten years Reverend Tharp has been our president and leader. His work to promote the Bible Training School in educational fields has been untiring. He is the friend and confidant of every student. In the class- room, in the chapel, and in personal contacts he radiates light, vitalizing the great truths of Christian faith, and challenging students to live these truths as he lives them. PLEAS ATCHLEY D. C. BARNES B. S., Carson-Newman College University of Tennessee MATHEMATICS LATIN B. S., University Tennessee University Florida Bible Training School RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY F A C U L T Y VIVIAN BECKER MARY ELSIE BLACKWOOD ELIZABETH BURNETTE S. Dak. State Teacher ' s College Northwest Bible Training School ENGLISH Student, Lawrence Goodman Graduate, Aretta Course in Accordion PIANO PIANO ACCORDION B. S., University Tennessee Union University George Peabody College LIBRARIAN COMMERCIAL SADIE CLINE HENRIETTA GREEN LAURA HALL B. S., Georgia State College for Women University of Tennessee HOME ECONOMICS MATHEMATICS COMMERCIAL B. S., Tennessee State Teachers College University of Tennessee Washington School for Secretaries COMMERCIAL ALGEBRA COLLEGE ENGLISH B. A., Maryville College M. A., University of Tennessee PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCIENCE MARY ELIZABETH HARRISON COLLEEN HUFF KATHLEEN MacDONALD B. A., Maryville College M. A., Duke University University of Iowa SPEECH, DRAMATICS HISTORY Shorter College Student, Mrs. A. M. Graves Whitt Denson, Prof. Worsham PIANO HARMONY Port Huron Junior College University of Tennessee Bible Training School REGISTRAR ACCOUNTANT DORA P. MYERS CYNTHIA E. NORRIS DOROTHY POTEAT A. B., Southern Methodist University Nebraska Wesleyan University Columbia University John Hopkins University of Missouri PSYCHOLOGY SOCIOLOGY SPANISH PIANO B. A., North Carolina Teachers College ENGLISH B. C. ROBINSON VINA SILER AVIS SWIGER Bible Training School VOICE THEORY AND SIGHT SINGING A. B. Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College SOCIAL SCIENCE Salem College Standard Teachers Normal RELIGIOUS EDUCATION HAROLD CATO CECIL BRIDGES DOVIE COATS Arcade Conservatory of Music Bible Training School INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC THEORY AND SIGHT SINGING DEAN OF MEN AND MANAGER OF CAFETERIA DEAN OF WOMEN ESTHER HOLLAND J. OVIE RICE RALPH WAGNER MANAGER OF CAFETERIA SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS ASST. SUPERINTENDENT OF AND GROUNDS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS OUR ALMA MATER On Sevierville ' s southern border, reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater as the years go by; Praise to thee our Alma Mater, moulder of mankind; Greater glory, love unending, be forever thine. Balmy breezes gently wafted through inspiring halls, Mem ' ry ' s leaflets closely twining shall fore ' er recall Yesterdays that waken in our hearts a tender glow, Making greater still the love that we have learned to know. Ever onivard be our watchword, conquer in each test; We owe a life of loyal service to old B.T.S. Praise to thee, our Alma Mater, moulder of mankind ; Greater glory, love unending, be forever thine. i 11 Hi! iiii HI ■■I fa-m III III 111,111 Administration Hall Girls ' Dormitory at Night STAND AS SYMBOLS TRUE EDUCATION AND CHRISTIAN TRAINING DAY and NIGHT THE COLUMNS OF B. T. S. Maple Hall K J :■ THE SENIOR CLASS 1944 Y. W. KIDD PERDUE STANLEY President DORIS LOCKARD Vice-President REED LYLES Another group of students are grad- uating from B.T.S. From this place, dedicated to the form of education that combines intelligence with Chris- tian love, these students will go to many communities throughout the country. We believe that each com- munity to which they go will be finer than it has been before because these graduates carry to it the strength of mature intelligence and the radiancy of Christian love. Secretary Treasurer JUANITA BASHAM Dunlap, Tenn. HIGH SCHOOL Missionary Society LOIS BECKMAN Three Forks, Mont. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club Missionary Society MILDRED BLANTON Clearwater, Fla. COLLEGE Spanish Glee Club Ministerial Assn. Student Council Dramatic Plays LOIS BRABSON Dayton, Tenn. HIGH SCHOOL Spanish Glee Club Missionary Society WINIFRED BRANSON Miami, Fla. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club Girls ' Glee Club ELLA BRIDGES Dodd City, Tex. HIGH SCHOOL Girls ' Glee Club MILDRED BRIGHT Cleveland, Tenn. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club Spanish Glee Club Sports Club HAROLD CATO Atlanta, Ga. CHRISTIAN WORKERS Missionary Society Ministerial Assn. MARGARET CATO Atlanta, Ga. HIGH SCHOOL Ohio Trio Girls ' Glee Club Literary Club T. J. COLLINS Greenwood, S. C. CHRISTIAN WORKERS Ministerial Assn. Missionary Society GRACIE CONGER Miami, Fla. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club Sports Club Girls ' Glee Club (vice-president) DONALD CRANE Pontiac, Mich. CHRISTIAN WORKERS Missionary Society Ministerial Assn. BETTY DALE Paris, Tex. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club Girls ' Glee Club MIRIAM DEANS Middlesex, N. C. HIGH SCHOOL Girls ' Glee Club NORMA DRIVER Detroit, Mich. HIGH SCHOOL Missionary Society Literary Club PAULINE EKLOF Detroit, Mich. HIGH SCHOOL Missionary Society Ministerial Assn. Spanish Glee Club Annual Staff Dramatic Plays EDNA ESAU Port Huron, Mich. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club HELEN G. SMELTZER Pomona, N. C. COLLEGE Spanish Glee Club Ministerial Assn. Missionary Society DORCAS GODWIN Weatherford, Tex. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club Missionary Society VIRGINIA GREEN LaFayette, Ga. HIGH SCHOOL Spanish Glee Club Missionary Society Literary Club VESSIE D. HARGRAVE Mt. Vernon, Tex. COLLEGE Spanish Glee Club Ministerial Assn. Student Council Asst. Dean of Men Missionary Society VIVIAN HARSHMAN Ashland, Ohio CHRISTIAN WORKERS Missionary Society Literary Club Student Council Annual Staff Mixed Quartet Dramatic Plays Millionaire Trio VIRGINIA HEIL Houston, Tex. HIGH SCHOOL WAYNE HEIL Houston, Tex. CHRISTIAN WORKERS Ministerial Assn. Missionary Society Boys ' Glee Club HULENE HILLMAN Anniston, Ala. HIGH SCHOOL Missionary Society Spanish Glee Club EXELMA HOLLEY LangTey, S. C. CHRISTIAN WORKERS Missionary Society LEE HOWARD Loyal, Ky. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club Spanish Glee Club WILLENE HUDDLESTON Maryville, Tenn. HIGH SCHOOL Spanish Glee Club Missionary Society Sports Club (secretary) DARREL HURLEY McVeigh, Ky. HIGH SCHOOL FRED JERNIGAN Tampa, Fla. HIGH SCHOOL Ministerial Assn. Literary Club Annual Staff Band High School Class (treasurer) WINONA JERNIGAN Tampa, Fla. COLLEGE Spanish Glee Club Dramatic Plays Missionary Society Literary Club Student Council SUE JOHNSON Cleveland, Tenn. HIGH SCHOOL Girls ' Glee Club Literary Club Y. W. KIDD Tampa, Fla. CHRISTIAN WORKERS Missionary Society Ministerial Assn. Senior Class (president) AARON KILE Electra, Tex, HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club JAMES R. KITCHENS Birmingham, Ala. HIGH SCHOOL Ministerial Assn. Missionary Society CECIL KNIGHT Hattiesburg, Miss. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club (vice-president) BILL LANDROME Sevierville, Tenn. CHRISTIAN WORKERS Missionary Society (chaplain ) Ministerial Assn. J. W. LEATHERWOOD Boaz, Ala. CHRISTIAN WORKERS Missionary Society ( treasurer) Ministerial Assn. JEANETTE LEDFORD Cleveland, Tenn. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club Girls ' Glee Club Sports Club IRENE LEEDY Ashland, Ohio CHRISTIAN WORKERS Missionary Society Ministerial Assn. Millionaire Trio Dramatic Plays DORIS LOCKARD Louisville, Ky. COLLEGE Girls ' Glee Club Sports Club Spanish Glee Club Literary Club College Class (secretary) REED LYLES Lake Wales, Fla. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club High School Class (treasurer) ETHEL McCLINTOCK Venetia, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club Sports Club Girls ' Glee Club m. n. Mcpherson Townsend, Tenn. CHRISTIAN WORKERS EDGAR MASTIN Alsop, Va. CHRISTIAN WORKERS Ministerial Assn. JOHN L. MEARES Largo, Fla. COLLEGE Spanish Glee Club Annual Staff Student Council Boys ' Glee Club Ministerial Assn. (president) RUBY MOORE Sevierville, Tenn. CHRISTIAN WORKERS ANN MOREFIELD St. Charles, Va. HIGH SCHOOL Spanish Glee Club Literary Club Girls ' Glee Club (secretary-treasurer) MABEL OVERBEY War, W. Va. HIGH SCHOOL Missionary Society ROBBY NELL PYEATT Lubbock, Tex. COLLEGE Missionary Society Spanish Glee Club RAYMOND RASH Sevierville, Tenn. HIGH SCHOOL CLYDE ROLAND Stanaford, W. Va. HIGH SCHOOL CHARLES W. SARGENT Flint, Mich. HIGH SCHOOL Ministerial Assn. Spanish Glee Club Annual Staff Aissionary Society (sergeant at arms) SAMARA SCOTT Montcalm, W. Va. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Ministerial Assn. (secretary) Annual Staff (editor) HILDA SHUMAKER Tuscaloosa, Ala. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club Spanish Glee Club THOMAS SHOEMAKER Sevierville, Tenn. CHRISTIAN WORKERS Ministerial Assn. Missionary Society ELSIE SKINNER Hamilton, Ohio HIGH SCHOOL Ohio Trio Literary Club Girls ' Glee Club EDNA SMITH Frolona, Ga. CHRISTIAN WORKERS PERDUE STANLEY Doddsville, Miss. COLLEGE Spanish Glee Club Literary Club College Class (vice-president) VIVIAN STEINWINDER Decatur, Ala. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club IDA MAE TENNYSON Rossville, Ga. HIGH SCHOOL Girls ' Glee Club Literary Club Girls ' B.T.S. Quartet NOLAN THOMPSON Winter Haven, Fla. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club Missionary Society High School Class ( president) RUBY THOMPSON Morristown, S. Dak. COLLEGE Spanish Glee Club Missionary Society Student Council Annual Staff LEILA MAE THORNTON Smithdale, Miss. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS BENTIDWELL, JR. Nashville, Tenn. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club Missionary Society LUCY TURNER Logan, Kan. CHRISTIAN WORKERS Missionary Society Ministerial Assn. AVIS TYLER Pinson, Ala. HIGH SCHOOL Girls ' Glee Club Literary Club HERBERT WALKER, JR. Cleveland, Tenn. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club Spanish Glee Club Boys ' Glee Club Sports Club Student Council MARIE WHITENER Lacoochee, Fla. HIGH SCHOOL Girls ' Glee Club Literary Club Girls ' B.T.S. Quartet MARY WINANS Detroit, Mich. HIGH SCHOOL Literary Club Missionary Society Sports Club JOE WOODWARD Cochran, Ga. HIGH SCHOOL Ministerial Assn. Missionary Society Spanish Glee Club (vice-president) JACK CRAWFORD Highland Park, Mich. HIGH SCHOOL Ministerial Assn. (No picture) 1944 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Clifford Bridges, president; Helen Smeltzer, vice-president; L. C. Weigel, secretary. FIRST ROW: Frank Allen, Frances Jane Baker, Agnes Beckman, Dorothy Beckman, Helen Blackwell. SECOND ROW: Margaret Bradford, LaVern Borton, Clifford Bridges, Lorraine Burnette, Ruth Carmine. THIRD ROW: Betty Marie Cook, James Cooper, Rachel Deans, Daphne Deans, Newby Dixon. FOURTH ROW: Pauline Ellis, Hal Green, Leon Green, Vira Lee Hall, Jennie Hill. COLLEGE 1945 FIRST ROW: Willie Ruth Hill, Thomas Lipe, Alice Lynch, Garland Mann, Joyce Marlar. SECOND ROW: Ruth Miller, Virginia Palmer, Guadalupe Bonilla Pane, Charlotte Patterson, Claude Phillips. THIRD ROW: Catherine Pyeatt, Gena Mae Rogers, Charles Sargent, Lillian Savchenko, Lucille Settle. FOURTH ROW: Doyle Stanfield, Martha Swindle, Roberta Tritt, Luther Turner, Joe Woodward, Frances Burroughs. 1944 CHRISTIAN CLASS OFFICERS: Grady Alford, president; Eschel Owens, secretary; Olive Weaver, treasurer. FIRST ROW: Grady Alford, Margaret Asher, Pauline Avery, Lillian Beggerly, Michael Belba. SECOND ROW: Myra Belden, Gordon Blanchard, H. E. Boyette, Lewis Brannen, William Brantley. THIRD ROW: J. R. Brewer, Mrs. J. R. Brewer, Sophia Broyles, Ouida Bruhl, Mary Bryan. FOURTH ROW: L. C. Caldwell, Manorma Carr, Evis Chandler, Nadyne Clouse, Howard Collier. FIFTH ROW: Kenneth Combs, Armeline Cousineau, Paul Crone, Ruth Culberson, John Duckett. WORKERS 1945 4 ±s£hkA ■ v. . .! . FIRST ROW: Kathryn Dize, Mollie Mae Dunn, Mildred Foster, Dorcas Godwin, Rufus Griffin. SECOND ROW: C. S. Grogan, C. L. Hall, Floye Hamilton, Nina Hastings, Clarence Heil. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Clarence Heil, James Hodges, Mavis Hopkins, Lyle Jackson, Alice Josephson. FOURTH ROW: Mabel Killman, J. R. Kitchens, Mary Larsen, Fay Leatherberry, Roy Long. FIFTH ROW: Wilma Lucas, Georgia McCorkle, LaVail McGuire, Hubert McGariety, Ida McKay. CHRISTIAN WORKERS— Continued FIRST ROW: Tulane Mooneyham, Sarah Morgan, Edward Murphy, T. W. Norris, John Oplinger. SECOND ROW: Eschel Owens, Mary Osbon, Alma Sue Patridge, Elton Patridge, Earl Powell. THIRD ROW: Elestine Riggins, Albert Simmons, Thommazine Simmons, Wilma Simmons, Winston Simms. • FOURTH ROW: R. D. Spann, George Strickland, R. O. Symes, Jewel Taylor, Claude Taylor, Louise Thomas. FIFTH ROW: Lucy Turner, Dorothy Walston, Mrs. W. C. Weaver, W. C. Weaver, Brooks Youngblood, Minnie Zenor. HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS: Harvey Kilgore, president; Harold Palmer, vice-president; Wanda Carey, secretary; Nolan Akers, treasurer. FIRST ROW: Nolan Akers, Duane Allen, James Burr, Elizabeth Burt, Wanda Carey, Clarone Clark, Reba Crawford. SECOND ROW: Irene Cockrell, Betty Faye Johnson, Eunice Graham, Jarvis Hill, Lorena Harrawood, W. J. Harris, Edwin Heil. THIRD ROW: Velma Hoskins, Elloise Howard, Robert Humbertson, Emil Kiesser, Harvey Kilgore, Harrel Kirkland, Marie Lagle. FOURTH ROW: Vivian Logsdon, Kenneth Lowe, Estelle McAbee, Julian Manning, Jo Ruth Morris, Edna Murphy, Eve- line Nesselrodt. FIFTH ROW: Charles Nutter, Paul Owens, Ina Paling, Harold Palmer, Edith Sexton, Mary Starch, Marie Strevel. SIXTH ROW: Harold Thompson, Jewel Whittington, Doris Wigley, Jennings Wilkins, Ernest Winters, Maybell Wood, Violet Workman. HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS: Lois Jernigan, president; Maedell Ellis, vice-president; Geraldine Boatman, secretary; Stanley Rippe- toe, treasurer. FIRST ROW: Wanda Aaron, Lewis Alderman, Richard Atkins, Arlena Ault, Johnnie Mae Barnett, Bobbie Jean Baxter, Martha Blackwell. SECOND ROW: Geraldine Boatman, Doris Bost, Doris Brady, Ruby Brown, Joy Ann Brown, Bobbie Joe Bryce, Evelyn Cannon. THIRD ROW: Allen Carter, John Carter, Edna Connatser, Loraine Davidson, Virginia Downey, Addie Pearl Duke, Maedell Ellis. FOURTH ROW: Robert Foster, Bertha Gorman, James Hall, Harold Henry, James Higgenbotham, Lois Jernigan, Polly Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Viola Kirkland, Louise Knight, Virginia Jo Long, Betty Moore, Wilda Moore, Virgil Nettles, Anthony Pe- truccelli. SIXTH ROW: Stanley Rippetoe, James Simmons, Russell Tiday, Lavoy Tidwell, John Webber, Frances Inez Williams, Cleetis Yarbrough, HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Earl Kellum, president; Fernell Hill, vice-president; Mary Jane Stanley, secretary; Marion McCoy, treas- FIRST ROW: Roberta Alcorn, Thelma Brewer, Henry Bristow, Robert Cato, Princess Clark, Marie demons, Jackie Clifton. SECOND ROW: Myraloy Colvin, Freda Coppel, Marie Curtis, Nellie Denny, Fay Gleason, Thelma Gresham, Glenn Ham- man. THIRD ROW: Joan Haussermann, Juanita Hawkins, Grier Hawkins, Wanda Higginbotham, Fernell Hill, Charles Holt, Lavola Houck. FOURTH ROW: Earl Kellum, Robert Kilgore, Lucille Lamon, Nadean Lowe, Gladys Lowe, Marion McCoy, Floretta Mc- Pherson. FIFTH ROW: Anna Lea Malone, Bertha Marshall, Joyce Mills, Gladys Nabors, Irene Nagy, Joyce Osterhout. SIXTH ROW: Lois Palmer, Mary Jane Stanley, Charles Ti Hey, Clyde Whitfield, Edward Williams, Raymond Woodby. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS FIRST ROW: Ruth Armstrong, Robert Ball, Josephine Bradshaw, L C. Burnett, Garnella Calhoun, Inez Chambers, Donald Chase, Eloise Collier. SECOND ROW: Helen Cope, Jack Crawford, Hillis Crawford, T. C. Franklin, Marguerite Franklin, Thelma Gilreath, Avanelle Hall, Imogene Hazelwood. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Hensley, Myra Hoggarth, J. B. Kennedy, Mickey Jordan, Wanda King, Juanita Kirby, Marjorie Knight, Ruth Lagle. FOURTH ROW: Merle Sowder, Virgil McCullough, Gordon McDaniel, Charles McGuire, Carl Miller, Raynell Miller, Roy Millican, Wanda Millican. FIFTH ROW: Beulah Mullican, Willie Odom, Helen Patrick, Rachelle Pelegri, Margretta Poulos, Lydia Risk, Tommie Shumaker, Herbert Staats. SIXTH ROW: Thelma Starnes, Norval Thompson, Ella Jean Thorpe, Curtis Tiller, Bernice Vaughan, Betty Walker, C. L. Weigel. ■■■SI !PS§£ XI m Sacreo Services Religious Drama S una at School Superintendent and Assistants ALFORD, HARGRAVE, HAWKINS : ' ' i • s m • g i jg Class 4 — Fred Jernigan Perdue Stanley Class 12 Ruby Thompson and Assistants Class 1 Visitor, Mrs. Harrison Hs. Wjs- 078566 Guadalupe Bonilla Pane Brother and Sister Ha rg raves MEXICO Brother and Sister Hawkins CHINA Visitors from Mexico | I am debtor both to the Greeks, and to the Barbarians; both to the wise, I and to the unwise. So, as much as in me is, I am ready to preach the gos- pel. — Romans 1:1 4, 15. VINDAGUA EDITORIAL STAFF SAMARA SCOTT . KATHLEEN MacDONALD RUBY THOMPSON . ALICE JOSEPHSEN . PAULINE EKLOF LUTHER TURNER CHARLES SARGENT . AGNES BECKMAN . Editor Faculty Advisor Feature Editor Asst. Feature Editor Copy Editor Organization Editor Class Editor Administration Editor tikdih PAULINE EKLOF LUTHER TURNER CHARLES SARGENT AGNES BECKMAN 1944 BUSINESS STAFF JOHN MEARES . CLAUDE PHILLIPS HAL GREEN FRED JERNIGAN LUCILLE SETTLE . VIVIAN HARSHMAN MOLLIEDUNN . DUANE ALLEN Business Manager Photographer Circulation Manager Asst. Circulation Manager Religious Editor Artist Secretary Asst. Photographer LUCILLE SETTLE VIVIAN HARSHMAN MOLLIE DUNN DUANE ALLEN 1. Pauline Eklof 2. Kathleen MacDonald 3. Mollie Dunn 4. Vivian Harshman 5. Samara Scott 6. John Meares 7. Agnes Beckman 8. R. Thompson, A. Josephson 9. Charles Sargent 10. Lucille Settle 1 1 . Hal Green, Fred Jernigan 1 2. Duane Allen president; Lucille Settle, vice-president; Brooks Youngblood, D. C. Barnes, sponsor. W. C. Weaver, T. J. Collins, James Hodges, Kenneth Lowe, Doyle Stanfield, Gordon Blanchard, Nolan Akers, C. L. Hall, Leatherwood, Irene Leedy, Johnnie Oplinger, Pauline Eklof, Elton OFFICERS OF MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION: John Meares, chaplain; Samara Scott, secretary; Harold Cato, treasurer; Top picture, first row: Charles Sargent, W. C. Weaver, Mrs. T. W. Norris, Vessie Hargraves, Y. W. Kidd, H. E. Boyette Howard Collier. Second row: Mildred Blanton, J. W Pat Edw Sam_. ._ . ., _ , Simms, Mavis Hopkins, William Brantley. Bottom picture, first row: Charles Nutter, John Webber, Stanley Rippetoe, Claude Phillips, Robert Humbertson, L. Caldwell, C. L. Weigel, Hal Green, Tom Shoemaker, O ' Neil McCullough, Garland Mann. Second row: Lyle Jack__. Clarence Heil, Rufus Griffin, Luther Turner, James Burr, Donald Crane, J. R. Brewer, Clifford Bridges, Lewis Brannen Hubert McGariety, LaVail McGuire, Leon Green. Third row: Roy Long, Elizabeth Burt, C. S. Grogan, Manorma Carr, T. W. Harris, Irene Nagy, Kenneth Combs, Mollie Mae Dunn, Tulane Mooneyham, Jewel Taylor, Donald Chase, Mrs. Albert Simmons, Albert Simmons, Mary Larsen. Fourth row: Russell Tiday, Armeline Cousineau, John Duckett, Freda Coppel, Grier Hawkins, Juanita Hawkins, Fay Leatherberry, Helen Gleason Smeltzer, Joe Woodward, Nadyne Clouse, Paul Crone, Ruth Carmine, Glenn Hamman, Sophia Broyles. iward (_ollier. second row: Mildred blanton, J. W. Leatherwood, Irene Leedy, Johnnie Uplinger, Pauline bklot, blton fridge, Lydia Risk, Willie Odom, Eschel Owens, Herbert Staats, Beulah Mullican, Wayne Heil, Alma Sue Patridge, win Heil, Harold Thompson. Third row: Mildred Foster, Earl Powell, Floye Hamilton, Grady Alford, Lucille Settle, mora Scott, Harold Cato, D. C. Barnes, John Meares, Brooks Youngblood, J. R. Kitchens, Evis Chandler, Winston nm ; MnviQ Hnnkinc A illinm Rrnnflp c. son, MISSIONARY SOCIETY OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY: Vessie Hargrove, president; Grier Hawkins, vice-president; Lillian Savchenko, secretary; J. W. Leatherwood, treasurer; Charles Sargent, sergeant at arms; Avis Swiger, sponsor. First row: Agnes Beckman, Wanda King, Gertrude White, Charlotte Patterson, Juanita Hawkins, Grier Hawkins, J. W. Leatherwood, Lillian Savchenko, Charles Sargent, Vessie Hargrove, Mrs. Vessie Hargrove, Guadalupe Bonilla Pane, Inez Williams, Lucille Settle, Roberta Tritt, Alice Josephsen, Cleetis Yarbrough. Second row: Hulene Hillman, Gladys Nabors, Willene Huddleston, Clarone Clark, Garnella Calhoun, Avis Swiger, Ouida Bruhl, Mrs. W. C. Weaver, Vivian Harshman, Irene Leedy, Beulah Mullican, Myra Colvin, Howard Collier. Third row: John Oplinger, Edwin Heil, Harold Cato, Anthony Petruccelli, Clarence Heil, Willie Odom, Elton Patridge, Rufus Griffin, Albert Simmons, T. W. Norris, Donald Crane, Nolan Akers, W. C. Weaver, Lewis Brannen, J. R. Kitchens. Fourth row: William Brantley, Winston Simms, H. E. Boyette, Tulane Mooneyham, James Burr, C. L. Weigel, Hal Green, Clifford Bridges, Lyle Jackson, LaVail McGuire, Joe Woodward, O ' Neil McCullough, Doyle Stanfield. First row: Pauline Ellis, Wilma Lucas, Georgia McCorkle, Exelma Holley, Pauline Avery, Jewell Taylor, Lillian Beggerly, Armeline Cousineau, Helen Smeltzer, Elizabeth Burt, Ruth Carmine, Sophia Broyles, Helen Blackwell, Virginia Green, Ruby Thompson. Second row: Mary Osbon, Freda Coppel, Lois Brabson, Bertha Marshall, Mildred Foster, Manorma Carr, Irene Nagy, Mollie Mae Dunn, Myra Belden, Evis Chandler, Inez Chambers, Alma Sue Patridge, Thelma Starnes. Third row: Margaret Asher, Nadean Lowe, Francis Baker, Ruth Armstrong, Eschel Owens, Edith Sexton, Robbie Nell Pyeatt, Dorcas Godwin, Norma Driver, Mary Winans, Catherine Pyeatt, Sue Johnson, Juanita Basham, Floye Hamilton, Mary Lar- sen. Fourth row: Vira Lee Hall, Ellosie Howard, Pauline Eklof, Lydia Risk, Minnie Zenor, Louise Knight, Bernice Vaughan, Lois Beckman, Dorothy Beckman, Alice Lynch, Daphne Deans, Mavis Hopkins, Thelma Gresham, Joan Hausser- mann, Martha Blackwell. LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS OF SOCIETY: Dorothy Poteat, sponsor; Hal Green, president; Virginia Green, vice-president; Gena Mae Rogers, secretary-treasurer; Cecil Knight, sergeant at arms. Top picture, first row: Thelma Gresham, Alice Lynch, James Simmons, Cecil Knight, Virginia Green, Dorothy Poteat, Hal Green, Gena Mae Rogers, Wanda Carey, Sue Johnson, Fernell Hill. Second row: Charles Holt, Thommazine Simmons, Wilma Lucas, Lois Jernigan, Virginia Jo Long, Hilda Shumaker, Doris Lockard, Louise Knight, Minnie Zenor, Maedell Ellis, Thelma Starnes, Betty Cook, Margaret Cato, Vivian Logsdon, Tony Petruccelli. Third row: Frances Jane Baker, Reba Crawford, Marie Whitener, Ann Morefield, Gracie Conger, Ethel McClintock, Vivian Harshman, Winifred Branson, Pauline Ellis, Ida Tennyson, Jeanette Ledford, Lois Beckman, Gladys Lowe, Elsie Skinner, Lee Howard, Dorcas Godwin. Lower picture, first row: Clarone Clark, Edna Murphy, Jerry Boatman, Novella Tharp, Ruth Lagle, Maybell Wood, Eloise Howard, Lavola Houck, Marie Curtis, Bobby Baxter, Ruby Brown. Second row: Lorena Harrawood, Princess Clark, Ina Paling, Willie Ruth Hill, Virginia Palmer, Anna Lee Malone, Winona Jernigan, Avis Tyler, Margaret Bradford, Garnella Calhoun. Third row: Bobby Cato, Harvey Kilgore, Nolan Thompson, Harold Thompson, Betty Dale, Mary Winans, Norma Driver, Ruth Miller, Frank Allen, Herbert Walker, Jack Kile, Reed Lyles. Spanish Glee Club OFFICERS OF THE CLUB: Duane Allen, president; Joe Woodward, vice-president; Dorothy Beckman, secretary; Martha Blackwell, treasurer; Doyle Stanfield, chaplain; John Carter, sergeant at arms; Dora P. Myers, sponsor. First row: Mildred Blanton, Wilda Moore, Doris Wigley, Addie Pearl Duke, Dorothy Beckman, Joe Woodward, Duane Allen, Rachelle Pelegri, Dora Myers, Guadalupe Bonilla Pane, Doyle Stanfield, Mrs. Vessie Hargrove, Martha Blackwell, Edith Sexton, Hilda Shumaker, Anne Morefield. Second row: Betty Cook, Catherine Pyeatt, Lois Brabson, Tommie Sim- mons, Wilma Lucas, Hulene Hillman, Pauline Eklof, Nadyne Clouse, Robbie Nell Pyeatt, Alice Lynch, Winona Jernigan, Ruth Carmine, Elizabeth Burt, Wanda King. Third row: Velma Hoskins, Lee Howard, Willene Huddleston, Doris Lock- ard, Lillian Savchenko, Lucille Settle, Grier Hawkins, Juanita Hawkins, Daphne Deans, Virginia Green, Ruby Thompson, Helen Blackwell, Gertrude White, Charlotte Patterson, Agnes Beckman, Gena Mae Rogers. Fourth row: Charles Sar- gent, John Carter, J. B. Kennedy, T. S. Lipe, Robert Humbertson, T. W. Norris, John Meares, Claude Phillips, C. L. Weigel, Hal Green, Luther Turner, Nolan Akers, Clifford Bridges, Vessie Hargrove, W. J. Harris, Leon Green, Anthony Petruccelli, Jennings Wilkins. Sports Club OFFICERS OF CLUB: Gena Mae Rogers, president; Willene Huddleston, secretary; Jerry Boatman, treasurer; Laura Hall, sponsor. Front row: Ethel McClintock, Gracie Conger, Doris Lockard, Marie Whitener, Gena Mae Rogers, Velma Hoskins, Mary Jane Stanley, Lois Jernigan, Evelyn Cannon. Back row: Polly Johnson, Joyce Marlar, Floretta McPherson, Fay Gleason, Willene Huddleston, Miss Hall, Jerry Boat- man, Doris Walker, Mary Winans, Lucille Settle, Jeanette L edford. GLEE CLU Girls ' Glee Club OFFICERS OF CLUB: Sue Johnson, president; Grade Conger, vice-president; Anne Morefield, secretary-treasurer; Roger McGuire, mascot; Wanda Carey, pianist; Colleen Huff, sponsor. First row: Joyce Marlar, Jean Thorpe, Vivian Logsdon, Ethel McClintock, Thelma Starnes, Winona Jernigan, Elsie Skin- ner, Edna Murphy, Willie Ruth Hill, Clarone Clark, Avanelle Hall, Margaret Bradford. Second row: Miriam Deans, Martha Blackwell, Ruth Miller, Novella Tharp, Jerry Boatman, Margaret Cato, Fernell Hill, Sue Johnson, Anne Morefield, Grace Conger, Doris Lockard, Tommie Simmons, Wilma Lucas. Back row: Helen Cope, Alma Patridge, Ida Tennyson, Winifred Branson, Lillian Savchenko, Betty Dale, Avis Tyler, Jean- ette Ledford, Gena Mae Rogers, Marie Whitener, Pauline Ellis. Boys ' Glee Club OFFICERS OF CLUB: Colleen Huff, sponsor; Mary E. Blackwood, pianist; Charles Tilley, president; Harold Cato, vice- president; James Cooper, secretary-treasurer; Donnis Barnes, mascot. Front row: Garland Mann, James Cooper, Harold Thompson, Paul Owens, J. W. Leatherwood, Jarvis Hill, Harold Cato. Back row: Claude Phillips, Charles Tilley, Luther Turner, Herbert Walker, Jr., Duane Allen, Hal Green, Doyle Stanfield, John Meares, Julian Manning. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Winona Jernigan, chairman; Ruby Thompson, secretary. Left to right: Alice Josephsen, Exelma Holley, Agnes Beckman, Helen Blackwell, Ruby Thompson, Virginia Green, Pauline Ellis, Lucille Settle, Mildred Blanton, Winona Jernigan, Vivian Harshman. OFFICERS: John Meares, president; Robert Humbertson, secretary. Left to right: Duane Allen, J. R. Kitchens, Brooks Youngblood, Luther Turner, Robert Humbertson, Vessie Hargrove, John Meares, Perdue Stanley, Herbert Walker, Jr., Claude Phillips. ; Mfit ! n m VERSATILITY CLAUDE PHILLIPS LUCILLE SETTLE SUCCESSFUL LUTHER TURNER RUBY THOMPSON INTELLECTUAL ROBERT HUMBERTSON VIRGINIA GREEN PERSONALITY IRENE LEEDY HAL GREEN PULCHRITUDE DUANE ALLEN GENA MAE ROGERS 1 . As I was saying . . . 2. Brain food for the chief executive 3. The pause that refreshes. 4. If it isn ' t a bell, it ' s a whistle. 5. Those anticipated faculty meetings! 6. Picnicking in the Smokies. 7. What is an unmusical sound? (a noise !) 8. Are those diapers, Cecil? 9. Time out for the Rashs. 1. Be good girls and remember — only an hour. 2. What would B.T.S. be without her? 3. Time out for crackers and soup 4. Miss Cline knows the way to a man ' s heart. 5. The dignified professor Barnes. 6. Don ' t overdo it, Brother Wagner 7. Always on the job. 8. Five of a kind. 9. Sister Holland figures. 10. And the little bear ... 11. Oh, for the good old days when we had a porch. 12. A brave stand after thirty miles of it. 1. It ' s an old Spanish custom. 2. Two blank blanks from room 00. 3. No, never alone. 4. Seeing is believing. 5. Practice makes perfect. 6. The young maids. 7. Traffic jam! Destination — home. 8. We ' s chums. 9. Happy birthday, Lupe. 10. Registration — what a day! I 1 . Fiddle-dee-dee. ! 2. Have you ever been struck by lightning? A perfect Sunday after- noon. 2. Pick on somebody your size, John. 3. My, what a beautiful sled you have. 4. We think they ' re pretty too, girls. 5. Babe Ruth, the second. 6. Pondering a serious question. 7. Inseparable! 8. Juanita takes the offen- sive. 9. Pretty as a picture, % boys. 10. To the river you must go. mz it 1 . Red ' s weekly wash. 2. The force behind the bread line. 3. Do you call that energy, Clyde? 4. Energetic bookworms. 5. Once a week whether it needs it or not. 6. Bunny dinner in preparation. 7. Miracles still happen — Winters and Walker working! 8. One by one to the land of Nod. 9. Hats off to the Bahamian acrobat. 10. By this we know a play is at hand. COLLEGE GIRLS ' QUARTET Sarah Morgan Jo Ruth Morris Helen Smeltzer Lucille Settle Garland Mann, pianist B.T.S. MALE QUARTET Garland Mann Claude Phillips Luther Turner John Meares Colleen Huff, pianist MIXED QUARTET Vivian Harshman Luther Turner Mary Elsie Blackwood John Meares Hal Green, pianist (top left) OHIO TRIO: Edna Murphy Margaret Cato Elsie Skinner Wanda Carey, pianist (lower left) B.T.S. LADIES ' QUARTET: Ida Mae Tennyson Marie Whitener Pauline Ellis Colleen Huff Wanda Carey, pianist (top right) A TRIO: Myralay Calvin Lillian Beggerly Thelma Gresham Alice Lynch, pianist ( lower right) HAPPY THREE: Mildred Foster Juanita Hawkins Maybelle Wood Garland Mann, pianist (center) DUET: Lillian Savchenko Helen Blackwell Martha Blackwell, pianist 1. SOUTHERN RHYTHMAIRES: Joe Woodward, Hal Green, James Cooper, D. C. Barnes. 2. SOLOIST: Winona Jernigan. 3. TRIO: Vivian Harshman, Harold Cato, Irene Leedy. 4. DUET: Helen Smeltzer, Lucille Settle. 5. SOLOIST: Lil- lian Savchenko. 6. MELODY BOYS: James Cooper, Jarvis Hill, Bobby Cato, guitarist, Harold Cato, Harold Thompson. 1 . Now everybody pose. 2. What, more brain food? 3. Home Ec. girls wait for Santa. 4. Another process of registration. 5. The Smeltzers. 6. Full time at the piano. 7. Proud papa and Shirley. 8. You look so much better when you smile. 9. Wrapping chairs isn ' t tedious under the circumstances. 10. Doughboy. I 1 . Fine for overtime. I 2. The winners! 1 . Chow line from the rear. 2. Ah — food at last. 3. An evening at Maple Hal 4. Victory Gang. 5. Tearing down the remains. 6. Volunteer firemen. 7. Reconstruction under way. 8. Nearing completion. BIBLE TRAINING SCHOOL AND COLLEGE THE CHURCH OF GOD NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL CENTER DESIGNED TO MEET THE NEEDS OF 20TH CENTURY CHRISTIAN YOUTH SCHOOL BOARD E. M. Tapley, Chairman J. D. Bright J. T. Roberts F. W. Lemons B. L. Hicks. JUNIOR COLLEGE: A two-year course so general in character that it provides the basic training for students expecting to complete a college course, including pre-medical, pre-law, pre-professional, and prospective business administrators. COURSES: Bible and Religious Education, English, Languages, Mathematics, Education, Social Science, Speech, Dramatics. EXPENSES: Registration Fee $5.00; tuition per semester $40, per term $80; room and board per month $21, per term $189; total per semester $139.50, per term $274. CHRISTIAN WORKERS ' COURSE: A two-year course designed to meet the needs of young ministers and other Christian workers. COURSES: Bible, including Old Testament, Harmony of the Gospels, Pauline and General Epis- tles, and Prophetic Books; Related subjects, such as Doctrine, Christian Evidence, Personal Evangelism, Church History, Bible Geography; Special courses in Speech, English, General Music; Actual practice in Christian Work. EXPENSES: Registration Fee $5; tuition per semester $30, per term $60; room and board per month $21, per term $189; total per semester $129.50, per term $254. ACADEMY: A four-year high school course as outlined by the Tennessee State Department of Education. Broad curriculum offering many electives; such as, Bible, Music, Speech, Dramat- ics, Sociology, Commerce, Home Economics, Languages. EXPENSES: (Same as Christian Workers ' Course.) SCHOOL OF MUSIC: Planned to meet the needs of preparatory, college, and special students both in theoretical and applied music. COURSES: Theoretical — Theory, Sight Singing, Harmony, Accompanying, Directing, Ensem- ble, Composition, Practice Teaching. Applied — Piano, Voice, Piano Accordion, Wind and Stringed Instrument. EXPENSES: Private Lessons: Voice — Beginners ' course, 16 lessons $16; 32 lessons $32; Ad- vanced course — 16 lessons $20, 32 lessons $40. Piano — Beginners ' course, 16 lessons $12; 32 lessons $24. Advanced course — 16 lessons $16; 32 lessons $32. Piano Accordion, Stringed and Wind Instruments — 16 lessons $12, 32 lessons $24. Instrumental rental fee per semester $5, per term $1 0. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS: A two-year course offering effective training for prospective teachers, business administrators, salesmen, accountants, and secretaries. COURSES: Typewriting, Shorthand, Accounting, English, Mathematics, Salesmanship, Com- mercial Law, Office Practice. EXPENSES: (Same as College of Liberal Arts.) For further information write Rev. Zeno C. Tharp, President, Bible Training School and College, Sevierville, Tennessee APPRECIATION —f% LET US REMIND YOU that this is not the end. Without the following pages from our loyal business friends it would be impossible for us to publish this booh. We can show our appreciation for their aid in making this book possible by patronizing the firms advertised here. — Staff. Victory demands good vision. To see better is to work better. To see better, better see — DR. S. W. JONES With office at KAY JEWELRY CO. 408 S. Gay. St. Knoxville, Tennessee E. B. BOWLES CO. Incorporated Knoxville ' s Largest Distributors FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Phone 3-4133 Knoxville, Tennessee SEXTON SERVICE OFFERS YOU The only nationally advertised brand of foods prepared exclusively for the in- stitutional market. The security of endorsement by all the leading trade associations in the institu- tional field in the United States. The facilities of the only wholesale grocery company operating plants in the two principal American markets- — Chica- go and New York. As rendered by America ' s largest dis- tributors of number ten canned foods, a distinctive service on a complete assort- ment of quality foods packed in this in- stitutional size container. Home recipe pickles, relishes and con- serves from Sexton Sunshine Kitchens — delicious and appetizing. 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