Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Nona Maye JONES Eagleville, Tennessee Sapphonean Expression Club; Tennis Club; Greek Club; Manager of Sapphonean Five; Senior Team. OLGA SIMPSON Morrison, Tennessee Sapphonean Expression; Tennis Club; Spanish Club; Sapphonean Five. Page Twenty-seven

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KATHLEEN A. GREER Pikeville, Tennessee Kappa Nu Kappa Nu Editor of Back Log; Tennis Club; Glee Club; | Spanish. Club; Class Poet. Cecit C. NoEei Boaz, Alabama Lipscomb Editor-in-Chief of Back Log; Ala- bama Club; Expression Club; —Lips- comb Five; Lipscomb Nine; Tennis Club; Senior Five. Page Twenty-six

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SENIOR HISTORY It happened that in the year 1922 there entered into this institution of learning nine boys and twelve girls; these were to bear the name of Seniors of this year. And at the beginning ‘of the third quarter two more boys joined this happy throng to plod on to the goal and finally gain the sheepskin. The class had representatives from various states such as Tennessee, Alabama, Kentucky, South Carolina, Georgia and Texas. And it so happened on the night of September the thirteenth, this class was formally wel- comed by the faculty at the reception given in Avalon Home. The next social event was the trip to Shelby Park. Not only will it be remembered by the Class as a feast of good things to eat and much merry making, but there was one who dared to jump into the lake to see if the water was fine. And when the thirtieth day of April arrived they were given another feast. This time it was by the effort of the Junior Class that this Class was entertained, which resulted in a banquet given at McFadden’s Restaurant. And yet these are not all of the social events, because there have been many meetings of this Class for business as well as fun. And it happened that this class struck terror to many on the field of combat. The boy’s basketball team won the series of games from the Juniors, and the volley ball team likewise walked away with the honors. The girls basketball team was not quite so successful as they lost several games to the Juniors. Let it be remembered that they were more successful in the tennis match and were proclaimed victors. Now it happened that the faculty gave the Class warning that all outlines for their theses must be in and approved by the committee by February the first. This edict caused much thought and many trips to the library trying to decide upon the proper subject. When the Seniors did at last pass before the commit tee and lay bare their theses outlines, after due considera- tion and meditation on the part of the committee, the outlines were accepted. This caused ex- ceeding gladness to each Senior. The final word concerning these ponderous documents was sent out and as was demanded these theses were ready for the public to see May the first. This little sketch of history must end here, but there are many other interesting things that should be recorded, but let it be remembered that this class is fond of hard work and lots of study, even though some have insinuated something to the contrary. Page Twenty-eight