Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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LEON CO BURMS S22 es 2S eee Decatur, Ala. Tawessa; President Alabama Club; Vice Presi- dent Senior Class; Assistant Business Manager of The Backlog; Glee Club; Van Hooser Music Club; Dramatic Club. Besides being one of our best preachers, Burns is an orator. He is steadfast and sincere in any work he may undertake to do, whether it be argu- ing business men out of an ad. or making a “busi- ness” trip to Franklin. All admire his person- ality and strong character. Nothing but success could await him. CONSTANCE RENFRO --- ---- Snowdown, Ala. Estrellita; Alabama Club; Tennis; Dramatic Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Co-Editor of The Babbler; Secretary Senior Class; Wan Hooser Music Club. For a good all-ro und girl you can’t beat “Con- nie.”’ She is loyal in her work, has a lovable dis- position, and is ever ready to do her part. CLYDE E. FULMER — - ---- - - Marietta, Ohio Tawassa; Workers’ Club; Exchange Editor of The Babbler; Dramatic Club; Kentucky Club. Anything Clyde undertakes to do is done right. He is a credit to D. L. C., and is loved and kon- ored by all who know him. HELEN FRAZIER -- ---- Greenville, Ala. Estrellita; Alabama Club; Tennis; Girls’ Glee a Club; Assistant Secretary Senior Class. Helen may not be as loud as some of the rest of us, but we all love her. ““A quiet lass, there are but few Who know the treasure hid in you.” rion 1 | 67 SS Hs UE SG OE a A al ; : : Inc A Cs OS SS eS SS SS coh

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SENIORS £ MARGARET MEADOWS ---- - Minor Hill, Tenn. Tawassa; Tennessee Club; Workers’ Club; Van Hooser Music Club. Margaret possesses an unusual amount of mu: sical talent. D. L. C. is honored to have had her as a student. WESLEY FLOWERS -- ---- --- Wilkinson, Miss. Estrellita; Mississippi Club; Basketball; Glee Club; Schubert Choral Club; Quartet. Better known as ‘“‘Rosebud.’”’ Sometimes we hear “unrestrained” ‘sounds coming from the Ad. Building, and upon investigation we find that it is only ‘‘Rosebud’’ practicing his voice lesson. Besides his work with the quartet, he is one of our athletic men. We will all miss him next year. EAN REAM SO INNS poke here we OI ea) Glasgow, Ky. Tawassa; Kentucky Club; Workers’ Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Van Hooser Music Club. We just couldn’t get along without Laura. She has a sweet disposition, is one of our best stu- dents, and is always happy. What more could any one wish? MAURICE C. FERGUSON --- ---- Tupelo, Miss. Tawassa; Mississippi Club; Tennis Club; News Editor of The Babbler. “Ma” hails from Mississippi. He has two weak- nesses—he likes to hang around the barn, and he especially enjoys hearing Brother Cuff read Amer- ican literature. We hope he has enjoyed this year at D. L. C. haa St van bean tnd bh Ale WAS ha th vias hcin ta Aka acne ae ees | Re ee bd : FE pene 36 SS See BSS eS Saw Se: