Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1947 volume:

I ¥ ?L ttiK$$tf] Tt % . SfL ? ■ A 1046-47 d 1 1 O ' Neil McCullough, Pres. James Smith, Vice-Pres. 1 Norma Driver, Sec ' y Charlotte Hewett, Treas. Nolan Akers, Chaplain Thomas McKelvev. Sgt.-at-Arms % I Rev. E. L. Simmons, Sponsor 1 Herbert Ambris Peggy Giddens Margareta Poulos 1 Flemon J. Ard Roy Gleason Grace Powell 1 Joseph Arrington Ernestine Grant William Pratt v I Pauline Avery Robert Green James Pressley I Martin Baldree, Jr Vera Guerra Thomas Probasco 1 Irene Ballew Delton Harne Alice Pullin 1 Durard L. Baker Clarence Harris Lois Pyrtle I Marion Barefoot Robert J. Hart Betty Rainwater Melvin Barret j Elouise Hartzog Walter Rives Adrian L. Blackman Jo Ann Hausserman Thomas Rosson i Gilbert Bleyer Grady Hawkins Otis Rushing Robert Boyd Bessie Lee Hooper Carol Shafer I John T. Bremblett Robert Humbertson Dorcas Sharp | Herman Bryant Joseph H. Johns Thomas Shoemaker 1 Leo D. Carden Robert Klrkland Helen Sims 1 Amalfi Cato Lloyd Koester ! Barney Smith Robert Cato Lucille Lamon Orvinelle Stanfleld 1 Ineze Chambers Lucille Lee Mary Jane Stanley 1 Lora Nell Clark Kenneth B. Lowe Barbara Stansell 1 Helen Crews James Marcum LeMoyne Swiger 1 Dorothy Culpepper Dee McCurry G. S. Tapley James Culpepper Mary nJllen McCost June Taylor 1 1 Alma Sue Denson John Mclver Andrew Thacker ■ 1 Robert Dixon Katie McLain Pauline Thacker f Lonnie Dooley Helen McManus Sheldon Upthegrove I 1 Derhl Dority Martin Miller Wheita Jo Wallace 1 Winston Elliott Clarence Morris John Weed m Boots Ellis Opal Morgan Albert A. White Benita Parrls Donald B. Moore Mary Alice White 1 Myrtle Fleming Willie Odom Sarah White | Sam Fleming Mary Ogden Edward Williams j 1 Conrad Gentry Evelyn Patridge Doris Wilson m f Douglas Gibson Lewis Peeler Erline Wingate Rachelle Pelegri Colleen Wright M- Louise Perry Nellie Pharr A. J. Phillips ' NOT TO BE TAKEN OUT Lee College library Cleveland, Tennessee LIBRARY u w w w t Contents • • • '  ! ij i j Page No. i i i I i I j j | Administration 4 i i i ill I j I Classes 14 i i i i i i I ! ! Religion 40 ill I ■ ' Organizations 50 I I f ! fj | Sports 68 I I Socials 80 i j Features 90 An a, 3 To the memory of one who has been an outstanding leader, tvhose untiring efforts in Christian service beckon us to greater ef- forts in reaching our goals in life, tve the Staff, dedicate the 1946-47 edition of the Vindagua to Mr. J. B. Ellis. i , J ■ ADMINISTRATION ,„ ; J Always firm in his wise convictions, always help- ful in time of need, always keeping faith in us, Mr. Simmons, our president, remained this year ever a friend and adviser. Every student entering B. T. S. has sensed his influence, which ever urges us to nobler living and greater achievement. The spirit of our school is embodied in Mr. Simmons. E. L. SIMMONS President E. M. TAPLEY Vice-President To Mr. Tapley, our vice-president, go laurels for his patience in listening to our requests and for granting them whenever possible, always striving to do that which is best for us. We admire the cheerful disposition and shrewd wit that are so character- istic of Mr. Barnes at all times. In our foreign language department we find Miss Myers, who tirelessly strives to help us speak Spanish fluently. To Mrs. Green goes our praise for her extraordinary ability to stimulate our interest in each of her classes. D. C. BARNES Logic Philosophy Theology Religious Education DORA P. MYERS Spanish Orientation MARY HARRISON GREEN Speech Interp. Reading EAS M. ATCHLEY CARRIE CARTER BARRETT CECIL BRIDGES Algebra Typing Dean of Men Geometry We pay tribute to Mr. Atchley (Uncle Pleas) for his ability to make Geometry plain and solid. To Mrs. Barrett for her efforts to make us efficient in the business world. Mr. Bridges, in spite of the shortages, man- ages to feed us well three times a day. He is also the boys ' buddy as dean of men. Tribute is due Miss Becker for her ability to make us understand Algebra. To Miss Coley and Mrs. Driggers we extend our appreciation for their constant efforts to give us a better knowledge of our own Eng- lish language. Professor Goins specializes in teaching the- ory, along with piano and voice. To Mrs. Green, who untiringly tries to shorten our hands and teach us to keep our books. ; VIVIAN BECKER English Algebra Trigonometry BEATRICE COLEY English Physical Education NINA EDGE DRIGGERS English WILLIE GOINS Theory Voice Piano HENRIETTA AYRE GREEN Shorthand Bookkeeping Typing WILMA LUCAS Piano Accordion DON MOORE Piano CHARLES NUTTER Guitar M WMMB PRISCILLA PASSETT ODOM Bible French EDITH NELSON History Education Spanish V As members of the Music Department, we give respect to Mr. Moore, a piano instructor, to Miss Lucas, the accordion teacher. Miss Nelson is partly responsible for ac- quainting us with the past and the present in her very interesting history classes. To Mr. Nutter, who gives guitar lessons. Mrs. Odom manages to keep us busy with French translation and sometimes the drama- tization of French plays. In addition to teaching Bible, Sociology, and English composition, Miss Poteat very effi- ciently fills the position of librarian. We thank our dean of women, Miss Poulos, for her sincere efforts to make dormitory life a pleasant memory for each of us. We are grateful to Mrs. Powell for the many delightful presentations of the Glee Club and the Robed Choir. She also teaches piano and voice. DOROTHY POTEAT English Composition Sociology Bible MARGARETA POULOS Dean of Women MARY BLACKWOOD POWELL Piano Voice Glee Club R. H. PRICHARD Comptroller VINA SILER Sociology History Mr. Prichard, our bookkeeper, is always ready to furnish us with school supplies and take care of our accounts. Miss Siler also shares the responsibility of acquainting us with our past and present from the standpoint of history and sociology. Mr. Staley works patiently to improve the school band, in addition to his theory and har- mony classes. JAMES H. STALEY Theory Harmony Music Appreciation Piano Wind Instruments AVIS RANDOLPH SWIGER Religious Education Grammar Mrs. Swiger has always been a source of inspiration, especially in presenting foreign missions to us. Everyone knows that Miss Underwood capa- bly trains her home economics students to meet the increasing demand for excellent homemakers. Professor Wahlton, who also teaches piano, gives competent instructions to those who de- sire to develop their vocal talents. LOIS UNDERWOOD Home Economics JOSEPH WAHLTON Piano Voice MR. AND MRS. SIMMONS HE PRESIDENT ' S HOME MIMOSA HALL d LOBBY IN HILLSIDE HOUSE NORTHGATE HALL •■■ . . ' --■-■ Mima SVLater 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, Molder of mankind. Greater glory, love unending, Be forever thine I Balmy breezes gently wafted Through inspiring halls; Memories ' leaflets, closely twining, Shall forever recall Yesterdays that waken in our Hearts a tender glow, Making greater still the love That we have learned to know. Ever onward! be our watchtvord ; Conquer in each test. We owe a life of loyal service To old B.T.S. Praise to thee, our Alma Mater, Molder of mankind. Greater glory, love unending, Be forever thine. CLASSES COLLEGE NOLAN AKERS Spanish Club Mission Society MARTIN BALDREE Music Club College Class President Mission Society NELL CAMPBELL Spanish Club Mission Society SUE DENSON NORMA DRIVER Y.T.C. Spanish Club Mission Society WINSTON ELLIOTT Spanish Club Mission Society BENITA FARRIS Music Club Spanish Club Vindagua Staff ROBERT GREEN Ministerial Association ROBERT HART ROBERT HUMBERTSON Spanish Club SENIORS LUCILLE LEE Youth-for-Christ Mission Society KENNETH LOWE O ' NEILMcCULLOUGH Senior Class President Spanish Club Mission Society MARTIN MILLER Student Council Campus Hi-Lites Staff Vindagua Staff DONALD MOORE OPAL MORGAN Mission Society Youth-for-Christ LEWIS PEELER Spanish Club Mission Society Vindagua Staff MARGARETA POULOS Mission Society Dean of Women ALICE PULLIN Spanish Club Mission Society CAROL SHAFER Spanish Club 1111111= %-.-■ g« PBIllIlM Illf THOMAS SHOEMAKER - .. COLLEGE FRESHMEN Wanda Aaron Prisci I la Anderson Delores Beckman Homer Boatman Jack Campbell Ineze Chambers Raymond Chesser Norma Core Thomas Courson Leonard Cox L. A. Davis Daphne Deans Rachel Deans Hoyt Denson Wanda Ellis Margaret Etheridge Magdaline Gaines Mildred Gann Roy Gleason E. C. Hall Pat Harling Vernon Harmeson Doyle Harper Gene Harper Rachel Harris Betty Harvey Clarence Heil Arnold Hensley Jarvis Hill Norma Hindmon Willene Hyers Kelland Jeffords Lois Jernigan Nathaniel Jones Dewey Kitchens Charles Lazo David Lundstrom Gainus Murphree Doris McCollum Lamar McDaniel Leonora Newton Harvey Norman Lawrence Owens LaVerne Opheim Bill Perry Mary Piatt Robert Ramsey Henry Ricks Mary Ellen Ringo Morris Riggs Daisy Sapp Joyce Starling Edna Stover Alois Swiger Curtis Tiller Billie Toothmon Harold Turner Evelyn Welch Willie Welch Hayward Bond Leon Donovan Religions Education Seniors HERBERT AMBRIS Ministerial Association Spanish Club Mission Society FLEMON ARD PAULINE AVERY Y.T.C. Ministerial Association Youth-for-Christ D. L. BAKER Veterans Gospel Band ROBERT BEUTEL GILBERT BLEYER Veterans Gospel Band Mission Society ROBERT CATO DOROTHY CULPEPPER DERHL DORITY VERAGUERRA Youth-for-Christ DELTON HARNE Ministerial Association C. M. HARRIS Ministerial Association Student Council Supreme Council GRADY HAWKINS Youth-for-Christ BESSIE LEE HOOPER Mission Society JOSEPH JOHNS ROBERT KIRKLAND Y.T.C. LAURA DEE McCURRY Mission Society Youth-for-Christ Supreme Council JOHN MclVER CHARLES MATTHEWS WILLIE ODOM Youth-for-Christ A.J. PHILLIPS Ministerial Association GRACE POWELL Youth-for-Christ DORCAS SHARP Y.T.C. Student Council Supreme Council HELEN SIMS Youth-for-Christ Mission Society Spanish Club PERCY SMITH ANDREW J. THACKER PAULINE THACKER GUY VERSENDAAL ALBERT WHITE SARAH LOU WHITE MARY ALICE WHITE Ministerial Association Mission Society Y.T.C. DORIS WILSON Ministerial Association JADY WRIGHT Religions Education - - Lower Classmen Margie Abernathy Mora Lee Adams Helen Aldrich Frances Allmon John Baggett Opal Bardwell Sadie Batchelor Sue Blair Richard Breland Inez Brooks Richard Brown Roy Burroughs Oba Doris Carden Betty Cain Maria Calderon Martha Carden Clarence Cates Eugene Christenbury Mae Clairday Louise Clark Betty Compton John Cunningham Woodrow Darter Sarah Dominguez Alta Duncan Eugenia Fleming Sam Fleming Earl Ford Evelyn Foreman Stuart Fortnern Clara Foutch Billie Jean Franks Rosalind Garrett Gloria Gonzalez James Hamilton George Harris Edwin Heil Letha Heil Harry Henderson Virginia Henderson Etheldred Hope Mary Humphreys Carroll James Haskell Jenkins Ruth Johnson John Kelly Ruby Kinsolving Paul Koester Glen Kramer Elwood Leviner Mary Luallen Arthur McKaig Jerry Martin Cranford Mi ley James Norris Russell Parscn Robert Payton Sarah Penland B. F. Phillips Rufus Piatt Emogine Pyrtle Nathan Pyrtle Euverla Robbins Oscar Robbins Nelson Russell Jessie Sanders Daisy Schimpff Billie Way ne Scott Mina Sharrett Geneva Short Joseph Sharp Molina Sixto Arthur Smith Charles Starks Clara Stephens Irene Stephens Billy Strickland Louise Strickland Gwen Stokes Phyllis Thomas Ray Turner Jack Tyler Nora Underwood Vance West Tommie White James Wiley Jotty Winsett Virgil Wolfe Marjean Wood Bill Smith HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS JOSEPH ARRINGTON JUANITA BALDREE Y.T.C. Ministerial Association Glee Club IRENE BALLEW MARION BAREFOOT 1SS st ' ' ' i; ;■ : - ' - ' - r ' :■: ' ' - ±ikWMm g M mk ■ ' ■:- ' - -fF ii ■•i. m- W. M. BARRETT A. L BLACKMON Ministerial Association Veterans Gospel Band ROBERT BOYD JOHN BRAMBLETT WILLIAM BRANDENBURG HERMAN BRYANT Music Club Spanish Club LEO CARDEN AMALFI CATO Music Club Glee Club Spanish Club DOROTHY CLARK LORA NELL CLARK HELEN CREWS Spanish Club Music Club Glee Club JAMES CULPEPPER Youth-for-Christ ROBERT DIXON LONNIE DOOLEY Veterans Gospel Band MYRTLE FLEMING CONRAD GENTRY Veterans Gospel Band Ministerial Association DOUGLAS GIBSON Music Club PEGGY GIDDENS Mission Society Music Club ERNESTINE GRANT Y.T.C. JO ANN HAUSSERMAN Spanish Club ELOUISE HARTZOG Glee Club CHARLOTTE HEWETT Mission Society Student Council LLOYD KOESTER Youth-for-Christ Ministerial Association LUCILLE LAYMON MARY ELLEN McCOSH KATIE McLAIN Youth-for-Christ THOMAS McKELVEY Veterans Gospel Band HELEN McMANUS Youth-for-Christ CLARENCE MORRIS MARY OGDEN EVELYN PATRIDGE RACHELLE PELEGRI Y.T.C. Ministerial Association Glee Club LOUISE PERRY Glee Club Home Ec. Club Youth-for-Christ Music Club NELLIE PHARR WILLIAM PRATT LEROY PRESSLEY Music Club THOMAS PROBASCO Vindagua Staff Home Ec. Club Spanish Club Youth-for-Christ LOIS PYRTLE BETTY RAINWATER WALTER RIVES TOM ROSSON Glee Club Vindagua Staff OTIS RUSHING Veterans Gospel Band B. E. SMITH JAMES SMITH Dean of Men Ministerial Association Youth-for-Christ ORVINELLE STANFIELD Music Club Campus Hi-Lite Staff MARY JANE STANLEY Glee Club Music Club Spanish Club BARBARA STANSELL Music Club Youth-for-Christ GEORGE STRICKLAND LE MOYNE SWIGER Spanish Club G. S. TAPLEY JUNE TAYLOR SARAH TYLER SHELDON UPTHEGROVE Ministerial Association Music Club Glee Club WEITA JO WALLACE Music Club Glee Club Campus Hi-Lite Staff JOHN WEED Youth-for-Christ Ministerial Association Veterans Gospel Band CECIL WILLIAMS EDWARD WILLIAMS ERLINE WINGATE Glee Club COLLEEN WRIGHT Music Club HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS ■ ; - Quinton Boyd Freda Burgett Robert Dominguez Hulda Lugo Donald Aultman Alma Barker Alvisell Bass Barbara Batts Gerold Boatwright Rosemary Bunts Clyne Buxton Billie Jean Campbell Claude Chester Marilyn Cope Herman Clark Madeline Crisswell Helen Daughdrill Esther Driggers Helen Ellis Thomas Evans Catherine Frankenburg Tava Givens Faye Gleason DeVarah Hill Edward Hitchcock Ruby Hurley Mary Inches Gwen Lewis S 3 3 3 7 : x .: ; isC; : ' r : ; = ,-- ' C aK«; idlest xg? : - : .;-- ' f « i - ' « 111 •Sit 4| ll j Mi iiii ; WgBBSgk- ju. mm- Jp Jim ■■8 1 Wanda Lowe James McClendon Lois Moore Eveline Nesslerodl Calvin Newton Eunice Palmer Alan Pospisil Junior Priest Martha Pullin Sharon Sieferd Mavis Singleton Mary Smith Helen Spicer Joyce Sweet Ruby Tapley VVilladean Tapley John Amrine Jean Wilkerson Katherine Sinclair HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES Horace Allen Hazel Bass Gordon Carter James Chase Gloria Combs Kenneth Crauswell Carolyn Espy Margaret Gaines Pobbie Jean Gentry Christine Gilbert Garland Griffis Jesse Higgenbotham Herbert Johnson Robert Ledford Phyllis Long Audy Rae Mosier Lucy Mumaw Walter McMillan Glenna Nestor Janice Rowe Bobby Stevens Voncile Thompson Perl Totman Bennie Perry HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN Meriel Akins Patty Batts Shirley Behrns Beulah Bozeman jjiil JH Paula Faye Bridger Ena Mae Bristow Linnia Cole Juanita Davis Arville Duff Verita Ellis Drexell Garner LeVoy Hathcock Rebecca Hines Dorothy Huddleston Victor Kluzit Phyllis Mahoe James Marcum Bobby Massey Donald Morrow Ernest Pennington Virginia Pittman Joseph Rodriguez Ronald Rodriguez Peggy Simmons Gladys Sisson Silas Steele Barbara Worwick Melvin Yarbrough .4M 4i RELIGION „ m ) MR. TAPLEY Delivering Chapel Address SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICIALS JOYFUL THREE LOUISIANA TRIO CHAPEL PIANISTS i : : fil iliipipl CAROLLETTES ROSEMARY BUNTS Soloist GEORGE BIXBY Soloist + ' ■■■■. ■ ■:■: ■■. ■:■■■.: .-.:■; ■ ::■■■ ■:■■■ ■,■. ' ■:■:■ . ■■:■ ■■■■■■-. . 3 .-: . : . 8 KATHRYN SINCLAIR Soloist JARVIS HILL Soloist Theory Closs Old Testament Class Kingsmen Three Male Quartet rfill liiiBlf isa Mission Board in Session llt§i!!i!i wis lis ' V ISB Youth for Christ Groups .  iff? I ; : ?- 5hR ORGANIZATIONS w mat 1. Mwmm s. -Schoo rorites JTWfc, M swnm: tP 4$P ? f®ss®i, zmcmmm in,tM . t $ € ?m BE t s 4 ' IXBANKSGIV. : i As the last j T T pleasant , hem they are!. WMi ii School Favorites. The j, keted toy popular vote of k tdent body. 9 t l Most F«p«lar j d€ f $f fP «rs — BUMe Tootlaaai Boatman. do aers-Pp — Tit Tiller. t© t o . r ca -I 0 r fvtd, t ++ . ■ ' W v$ v _r«0- ( 4Ti jn lie evening to hear Rev. Cross; jqptons, all digtto VS £« denft. ■ ' ' - ' ■ ' ■ ■±4?! Sjsdlh Oiass an w j$ t who were mar ( , st July 5, are bow © ? 1 tag to ■ Florida. ¥irt ; -5 «$ missionary K4h mm former gradiiati Setsool and Lew _ !«rjp€®eit. vr % mam in toe | a« atacalten I to at wd rf    ? v give all  W to Wi: -K VFor with- • H© « a pw «a - o «««■ • mk ! High School 4 We have . t ; «ie pro-jttJai Sue J e - Ba d: J ® fe 15 f tt 4 Vice i Smith of © Secret- 1 feo e la ' h | few c fc -% fMrs. JOito Don Hleeiy, Jc ners-Up d Wood. SSNIOBS as t ne tB Sjs ' classes of B.. ?|fc ipf ai s e « ' P Ieas to S« daj, MoveBi have x gb .l ght, former presi- a program to deot . ot . .ade- sei5ioy «lass of J -4f j day ' Behool |i in our college meeting. He gave (street Uethotl m • money-rdatons seniors! i a friendly tali: on toyaito to o r vffie. About PURPOSE: To create interest and develop talent in musical instruments. NAMES NAMES rlfl gill ;  SP™ S Iflfl :l l ! i,ri. ii ifl liifjpi - 8fg§jpfs p§pst .13 Pls- l;ff : lip Hill iipf mill? iflf f lis Cvlt-- ' - fSf ' l i SS£ X ™« .-=- «E E ts: ™ « v , ,. „™ , k - fti , ip ' ' J Inl® E© PURPOSE: To develop social relations among its members and to help them to know better how to get along with people. STUFF AND JUNK A. V4L PURPOSE: To improve the quality of our public services and entertainments, and contribute to the cultural development of our school. Members are chosen on the basis of outstanding charac- ter and dependability. FACULTY ADVISORS EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER :ati;Mll ASSISTANT EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER ■■■ illlllS? J? ORGANIZATION EDITORS FEATURE EDITORS :;:.. ;: :.- RELIGION ADMINISTRATION EDITORS SPORTS EDITORS m0 $ SOCIAL EDITORS CLASS EDITOR SALESMEN SECRETARY-TREASURER ARTISTS ADVERTISING MANAGERS PURPOSE: To help worthy students with their expenses and to do evangelistic work in churches. NICKNAMES NICKNAMES %• % ¥ tkt i PURPOSE: To develop Christian leadership among its members so that they may win souls to Christ. NOTES NOTES PURPOSE: To create a deeper interest in foreign missions and to help its members dedicate themselves to a lifetime service. REMARKS: S ' WK ' : ' ' imsna PURPOSE: To prcmcte fellowship and broaden the interest and understanding of other denomi- national groups. AUTOGRAPHS ' « PURPOSE: To educate young people of the harmful effects of using alcoholic liquors and other drugs, and to enlist young people in the cause of making sale of these drugs illegal. This is brought about through speech contests, films, and personal work. PALS todtit PURPOSE: The legislative body of the student government elected to represent each individual class. SIGNATURES K Sponsor: MARY B. POWELL ■::.,,., SPORTS KiSJ K si i§i ■■fpi p:«lf ; 5lp | : u m ., r ' llf ■■■: ' -Mm- --€i MM;% wSb 1. What ' s the score now? 2. Just a quiet game of Ping-pong. 3. Girls ' Physical Ed Class. 4. Free for all. 5. Choose up game. lis : .JS ' 1 llr JSP w te« . illif ' jiiim ■Hi ISIiiii . . ..■■■ .. ■ v ■. ■ . : ■ :■■■■ ' ■ ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ■■.■.■ ' ■ ' ■■■ ' liitiiii WBsmwm mm i%„ ■j And They All Cheered On CoseV o the Bat e ' s A N A F T E R N O N N T H E B A L L D I A M N D ' MM, £ Cato Pitches This Game ... ; College Man Steps Up Barnes Tries His Luck Everyone Tries This Game •Its!:!!  t = il l8g !r-i«wi«|jli ill HI 111 ■ ' ■■■■ : ;■ ' . JAf alir s is ' J o w ■■k lil ■ ■■■■:■ : ■ ■111 Hflt llllll Tigers ■: ■: !:■:, Hurricanes Codgers 1. Big game. 2. Final preparations. 3. No game today, fello ws. 4. So they all work together. A . • ? ■■ ' ' ' JRftrflSfv ■ • ■■ 1 1 ■ X c ,- ' . v «,° i: if .if %  £ ' tm IIpwL SOCIALS •tjfr , . - ' fr mta ' ■£« ' «H 3 i i % t i In ■Rial y -J ' li! 1. Those Ipana smiles. 2. Heart to heart. 3. No, never ajone 4. Making believe. 5. We ' re so happy. 6. Oh! Tom-my. 7. They stop for a chat 8. A spot of many memories. 9. Cousins???? 10. What ' s Neil telling her now? 11. If only walls could talk. 12. A perfect Sunday afternoon. 1. Flowers to the bride. 2. What blank expressions, doncha know? 3. After a hard day ' s work. 4. Reach to the sky. 5. Picnicing in the Smokies. 6. A cafeteria banquet. 7. Now take it easy. 8. To the rescue. 1-12 The great out-of-doors. B.T.S. goes to work. It will all come out in the wash. 2. Murder in the first degree. 3. Crazy who? 4. Typical dormitory life. 5. Crazy couples with their Crosleys. 6. A midnight snack. 7. The boys ' dorm at night. 1-2. The Spanish Club has a party. 3. Cooking pies for those special boys. 4. Just looking on. 5. I wanta be a cowboy ' s sweetheart. 6. Waiting for a pie. 7. The way to a man ' s hearrt is through his stomach. 8. Those were the good ole days. 1. Forsaken? 2. Together we stand, divided we fall. 3. The busy switchboard operator. 4. Appearing studious. 5. Mrs. Swiger ' s bear story came to life. 6. Aren ' t we cute? 7. Two of a kind. 8. I shot a blackbird. 9. Old chums. 10. Fix him up pretty. 1 1 . We ' re pals. FEATURES VINDAGUA KING AND QUEEN Gainus Murphree Daisy Sapp Most Popular Homer Boatman Billie Toothman Most Best Dressed Tiny Newton Gene Christenbury Best Looking Tiny Newton Tom Courson Wittiest Louise Perry Gainus Murphree tS-r v- piilP 16 E. W. WILLIAMS North Carolina W. E. JOHNSON Florida State Overseer Gallery L. H. AULTMAN Kentucky W. M. STALLINGS Mississippi M. P. CROSS Illinois HOWARD D. STATUM Idaho and Nevada LEMUEL JOHNSON Washington and Oregon M. B. NORRIS Arkansas J. L GOINS Ohio ■AXf ' . PAUL H. WALKER, West Virginia O. C. CRANK Md.. Del., D. C, E. Va. BASCOM STANLEY, New Mexio A. V. BEAUBE, Georgia IJl •«■ J. T. ROBERTS, Alabama H. O. HARRIS, Iowa D. C. BOATWRIGHT, Virginia JOHN L. BYRD, Louisiana E. 0. KERCE, Texc: GEORGIA STUDENTS M€ .,,. . ,. jcpsr. ,..,.,::.-,: ,,, ,,0.-.-: ,...,- ■ ' Wisdom, Justice, Moderation 3 £ Cracker State KENTUCKY STUDENTS United We Stand, Divided We Fall s C Bluegrass State NORTH CAROLINA STUDENTS ' To Be Rather Than To Seem £ Tar Heel State VIRGINIA STUDENTS I ' ■w ■ mnmi |. t WEST VIRGINIA STUDENTS HBnr OHIO STUDENTS f A Government Within a Government 3 £ ' Buckeye State SOUTH CAROLINA STUDENTS ' Ready With Minds and Resources ' 3 £ Palmetto State TENNESSEE STUDENTS w lllL :: . . : ' 2 1 Volunteer State • • i • • i t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • CHURCH OF GOD 9 1 1 Elm Street KANNAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA WADE H. HORTON, Pastor HAROLD E. CATO, Asst. 7 C BROADCASTS Tuesday and Saturday, Station WEGO, 110 Kc, 10:30-11 a. m. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Hymn Time, Sunday Afternoon, 4:3 0-5:3 THE CHURCH OF GOD Ninth Street and Gibbs Avenue, N. E., Canton, Ohio G. W. HODGES, Pastor 20£ SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Sunday School Morning Worship .... Evangelistic Service Y. P. E. —Tuesday . . . . Fellowship Service — Thursday 9:30 a. m. I 1 :00 a. m. 7:30 p. m. 7:30 p. m. 7:30 p. m. The Morning Light Program — WCMW — 8:45 a m Daily 1060 kc— FM— 15,000 watts— 96.3 MEG ' vw| • -!■ ■■ ' • ' ' JSSS- ' SSiSf Pllllllll NORTH CLEVELAND CHURCH OF GOD The members and friends of the North Cleveland Church of God welcome the Bible Training School and College to Cleveland. Si - Our doors are open to you at all times. REV. JAMES L SLAY, Pastor, AND FAMILY I i |E feel honored that it is our privilege to extend, AJ in behalf of our entire membership, a warm wel- I come to Cleveland, to the Bible Training School and I: College of the Church of God, of which the Rev. John C. Jernigan is General Overseer. I The beautiful grounds and buildings formerly owned by the Bob Jones College, and prior to that time I the location of the historic Centenary College, will of- fer an appropriate home for a religious denomination which has gained the respect of this community with its Christian influence and excellent citizenship. Congratulations and best wishes. 23C Cleveland Chamber of Commeree Cleveland, Tennessee WELCOME to the CHURCH OF GOD COLLEGE 7$C Chtirches and Schools Build a Good Community You Have Much to Offer Cleveland Cleveland Has Much to Offer You 7$C The Cleveland Daily Banner The Home Paper Since 18 54 FIKE FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings and FIKE FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 79 -J Cleveland, Tennessee 3 8 Years of Efficient Service Phone 79-] Hamilton Kile Tire Service B. F. Goodrich Tires and Batteries RADIOS PHONOGRAPHS RECORDS All Kinds of Auto Supplies and Paint Hamilton Kile O ldsmobile Sales and Service Phone 20 Cleveland, Tennessee Phone 3 5 2-W W. O. 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Compliments of I BRADLEY MOTOR COMPANY I CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE j I I i Compliments of | TOBY ' S FOOD STORE | 809 Central Avenue Just off the Square i I CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE I I :; 7_J. . .: ' ™E WELCOME, BIBLE TRAINING SCHOOL £ Compliments of FOWLER GOLDEN SUPER MARKET Just Back of School Campus and North Cleveland Church 2200 Peoples Street Phone 8 6 8 -J CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE STIVER ' S Lumber Company Inc. s0£ Planing Mill - Building Material - Coal £ Phone 90 Cleveland, Tennessee Iiedford Rash motors Sales NASH Service Gas, Oil, Parts, Accessories, Lubrication 3 £ CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE WELCOME TO CLEVELAND PARKS-BELK COMPANY 23£ Cleveland ' s Largest Department Store CLEVELAND TENNESSEE Compliments of STAMPER HARDWARE Sparton Radios Farm and Home Supplies Your Dealer for Glidden Paint :s C On the Square Phone 103 3 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE CLEVELAND NIKIMiCE CIDPAMY WHOLESALE Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ?0C E. B. CASSON ROY McCAMIS, Owners CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE 6 9 E. Inman Phone 2 8 2 -M LOOK FOR THIS SEAL IT SPELLS WASHABILITY . . . next time, call us for your drycleaning, too . . . DOMESTIC LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS, Inc. Cleveland, Tennessee WELCOME, BIBLE TRAINING SCHOOL D. C. Rentier Wholesale Grocery Co. GROCERIES — FRUITS — VEGETABLES Phone 700 CLEVELAND TENNESSEE Gash Hardware Company Builders ' Supplies Paints and Oils ! Field and Garden Seeds Cooking and Heating Stoves Electrical Appliances r Reasonable Prices SEVIER VILLE TENNESSEE WELCOME BIBLE TRAINING SCHOOL Zkree Point Service Station Washing Shell Gas ...Oil Greasing Phone 949 MILFORD MILLER, Mgr. Phone 949 CLEVELAND TENNESSEE Compliments of B. B. Super Market ant B. B. Food St ore anc Community Wholesale Company £ IN CLEVELAND FOR 2 5 YEARS I ( I Cleveland, Tennessee Incorporated J. H. HARSHBARGER, Manager Dry Goods - Notions - Shoes - Read y-to-W ear Clothing - Furnishings CLEVELAND CLEVELAND DR. PAUL L. ATCHLEY OPTOMETRIST 209 S. Gay St. Phone 3-661 5 I Knoxville JACK FLEMING SHOE SHOP i ! Quick Service While You Wait j All Work Guaranteed j 123 Bruce St. Sevierville WADE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Sevierville ' s Leading Store YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED PINION JEWELRY CO. Cleveland ' s Newest and Most Modern Jewelry Store Cherokee Hotel Corner Cleveland, Tennessee i i i Knoxville, Tenrt. Flowers To AllThe World By Wire j I SKEET TALENT STUDIO 1! Fine Portraits Frames made to order 61 1 S. Gay Street Knoxville, Tennessee KNOXVILLE MUSIC CENTER INC. Your Complete Music Store Exclusive dealers for world-famous King Band Instruments PIANOS - RADIOS - SHEET MUSIC INSTRUMENT REPAIR 21 5 S. Gay Street KNOXVILLE Telephone 3-7808 1 ! i FOR GLASSES Consult 1 DR. ROBERT W. HUBERT i OPTOMETRIST i j Room 224 Dial 2-7821 i j 1 j 609 Market St. Knoxville I i j. B.T.S. CANTEEN JARVIS HILL, Mgr. Its Purpose Is to Serve You Patronize Your School Canteen i DRUGS DRUGS I HAI B. T. S. SEVIERVILLE TENNESSEE 1 | We Appreciate Your Patronage I The COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY WELCOMES The Bible Training School and College TO CLEVELAND We will endeavor in every way we can to serve and please you. 3 £ Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth, 2 Timothy 2:15. sac ) W. W. Byars | COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY j McAFEE-KING CO. 23C WHOLESALE GROCERY COAL and FEEDS Sherwin-Williams Paints Phone 5 SEVIER VILLE, TENNESSEE RAY HOLBERT Bookkeeper and Sales Manager Compliments of THE BANK OF SEVIER VILLE 2§£ Your Deposits Insured Your Patronage Appreciated • Compliments of ■ ; Sevier County Electric System ■ - « •. ■ Compliments of i Sevierville Water Department ATCHLEY FUNERAL HOME I Phone 279 Sevierville, Tennessee i ! SEVIERVILLE HARDWARE COMPANY Field and Garden Seed A Full Line of Hardware Farm Machinery Phone 46 C. DAVIS MOTOR CO. Dealer DODGE and PLYMOUTH Sevierville, Tennessee Compliments of HATCHER ' S DRY CLEANERS Sevierville, Tennessee ROBERTSON BROS. AND SHARP Farmers ' Headquarters for Allis-Chalmers Oliver Farm Machinery International Fertilizer Field Seeds Household Equipment Electrical Appliances Phone 66 Sevierville, Tennessee Compliments of LUCY ' S BEAUTY SHOP Sevierville, Tennessee WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE LAWRENCE V. HUFF, Owner Radios - Tubes - Batteries Accessories, Etc. Phone 84 Sevierville, Tennessee Your Deposits Insured SEVIER COUNTY BANK Your Patronage Appreciated Compliments of K. RAWLING COMPANY FURNITURE Sevierville, Tennessee ! I Compliments of CENTRAL SERVICE STATION GULF PRODUCTS J. C. MURPHY, Operator Sevierville, Tennessee BASHOR ' S FLORIST HENRY L. BASHOR, Prop. F.T.D. Member FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone -99 SEVIERVILLE, TENNESSEE Phone 99 SCHULTZ ' S SUPER MARKET Phone 43 A FULL LINE OF MEATS AND VEGETABLES j Phone 43 SEVIERVILLE Serve Yourself and Save TENNESSEE Compliments of GALYON HATCHER Just off the Campus Groceries, Meats, and Vegetables DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 191 SEVIERVILLE, TENNESSEE Phone 191 This Annual Was Printed at the ■ ■ Church oj Go Publishing House 30C Printers and Binders CLEVELAND TENNESSEE i WELCOME, BIBLE TRAINING SCHOOL AND COLLEGE ! (. (. (agd Auto Company, Inc. Parts - Accessories - Service dSWaf Cars and Trucks 5 07 Inman Street Telephone 131 CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE I IIN| E | r |li| E | ( ril :: if l 7 t„P S0URCE CENTER 3 1838 00049 3441 WOT JO BE TAKEN OUT Lee College Library Cleveland, Tennessee