Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1944 volume:

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SANDERS Dean B.S., M.S., B.D. = ADMINIS A-C= PULLIAS NE eer RETNA TOAST, PME IED BETS NEP AN OOPS, Ana rods oe Be ' : ATION == BATSELL BAXTER President 1B ANe ot Bal ae INU Rese a ed Mn De BOARD OF DIRECTORS ACUFF BURTON BYERS FINLEY HALL HARDING H.R. LEATHERS President con. vee .....Dickson, Tennessee ALM BURTON! ice-Presidenic ee ....Nashville, “Tennessee M:N. YOUNG, Secretary-Treasurer =: 24... Nashville, ‘Tennessee Je Es ACURR eee ie fa. a eee _.. Nashville, Tennessee [ER RES BYERS soca ee omens eet ares Jee sabe Chattanooga, ‘Tennessee D Gr FINE, 20 eae re ae re ee ao eae Nashville, “‘ennessee S3 ASLAM ers te Rte ue Nashville, ‘Tennessee Bie RELAR DING? este: oun eee .. Spring Hill, Tennessee Eyal’ WiLRTAMS tee aca. ch eee ee ee Nashville, ‘Tennessee LEATHERS WILLIAMS YOUNG A. M. BURTON Vice-President, Board of Directors Security . . . increased opportunities for service . possibilities for further advancement . . . a goal brought into sight . . . all these attained through the generosity of Brother A. M. Burton and others. Lipscomb is justly proud of her service in the cause of Christ, and is humbly grateful for these expressions of liberality by those who love that cause. IN GRATITUDE ALEXANDER ALSUP BARR BATEY, SR. BAXTER BELL, B. BELL, E. BOYCE BREWER COLEMAN MARGARET AAIEESGAN DERS cols a) ont pegs ieee cee ae ee Pere cies High School PEYTON AUSUR A Bo cetme Se ae Cee or enn ae et eee Coach LEAH (“BARRSEMES. de Stace tm «etd one ono Pre ae oe Home Economics I eh BI WONG SI Ue etre oro. Aaariena DI Aid hrd 6 aio aah epke «i,u-8 cio ee A ee ey Bic High School : BATSEREwE ARE Ra. 3 sAv epee, wad AACR | se). Nei ele eee cares eee a Bible : BESS) DHIGEO ES DIAG Sha oe rae Le eee he cn eee Oe Oe eee big a Training School : MIR See EAGI ZAR BAT Ee BRT nV oA ee ee eee ee er ge ae ee Education’ SES Ge BOY GB eA os ches nthe a tee at eS re aed ee Social Sciences : CHARLES RF BREWER gag Anns treater hire oee nici ean oh ee nee cee English, Bible : MRS: WOODROW, GCOREMAN co cnc agar oli Sie at anata sis: beaire or eee ace High School MYRTLE PARRISH B.S., M.A. Dean of Women FACULTY === COLLINS CRABTREE DARK, M. DARK, H. FRIZZELL GLASS HAMRICK HILLE NEIMAN CO D1 DN Gree earn Werte ae ie LOONEY cae co. Sar cen ue i ae 6 a Mk eT Secretary to the Dean COMES (CAUSE W as Beas © ce ee ncdel ofcie cies oles alton Mas rare A Ie te ca a ee ee Ree ee Speech Arts MRS EVARRIS) Je DARKS MCAT Ts Gea as ey ea er ee mt Sask sche otis Music LSUANRIRAOS fs BAVC SAM IGING « gegigas amincahlte dae Ano erer ery e che Gotta dist a corer pc oficial et ed Seen Mathematics JOTI, UB IUE WEN Erete WBC r ad lela at eee Gi Alana. cuca NS ROUSIN AE LN Seem ete ea O0 len, 7s ei rs Librarian WON ate TMU O AAS EID 2 A a ae Pt es SEPA ERAN OR ee UES De Ae, de Peas RATA | oe High School TU CYE AG IENS SAB PAN setae Seah oe ORR Ee |. Scan toh ie re Fore km Be SSeS Se Training School MAX LUA MRUCKIS D0 aah weed eaten tee | aCe Sts eMinis am ee High School Principal IY Vw? Hk ioe. Bay RO a ah ni re ae ed riety a Meares eee aR at te oR CR VEE ERROR Be ve I Piano MAR GARTH Ps EHOW EL 2 RIN oeetar tcc ar Speen os See cine Sais cat ant preibeigy velrayel-cusliniewe. deeseugasteehecsceragt Nurse PAC US ey. == DRAPER HOWELL KUYKENDALL PITTMAN, S. MCCANLESS MILLER MORTON PITTMAN, C. POTTS PULLIAS ELAM® Be UMEDA lg. 55 see cee hat ae ene ee Mechanical Arts, Mathematics EVA -MCGANDRSS 5 B'S ance enc ha. Sa eens eee ec: eee Be High School LSA ViENSIMIMIUER SAND SA cota ae ane aegis icy tenn renee ae English, Spanish REBA: MORTON A BeAr acts co ee mt wc ee Oe Pac High School FRANKS PACK. MU cAvtres prancey cay s.0 aed sored ates chip abba eet mee es shsrerge oe Bible, Sociology S222) PITTMAN: Bc Aviee Actas cee ae ee ee oe eee Bible, German, Speech Mrs CARRIES Rag P UE NIAINGS D..o.00 Hae haere ee a Re Commerce MARY - LOUISE PROVES ia scthamcntes act Rene ia ae Secretary, Business Office ATHENS (CLAY? PULUTAS © BoA SP Bab. Dison ae a ee eee eee ee ee Bible JOIN 4, CRCATINENEMSA CRE ene c fteuctaesis ne Sraathy re Te uaa ls ens ea tee oe Latin, Greek EUGENE BOYCE B.A., M.A. Dean of Men PACK RAINEY SANDERS, J. SMITH, C. SANDERS, W. SHERRILL SIMPKINS SIEH STROOP ‘TEMPLETON THOMPSON WISER Ep OAN DERG. B25 cc Ommib cL) seme anita one. te Peseicat osc hOe mM tnabe nabs cnet eg ona © dion Bible WADLISIET AI TE, SANDE Sea SA eine etre ea ieeh en ogee es tn 2k SR eM at PO Ti oy days ene High School IVA Var ORE R Rue eee peer ete ee Ewan AE eaten ash, pee ee emcee keen. Secretary to the Vice-President MURR SUNEP KUN Steg [i310 areca en wearer, PROM PCOS A oe MMS on toh aurea oles Peyae eesti cays Bs Physician IMO NARS LEI mS PACT ES RE Ar aa Aes eeu Tae Tar w nem PoC as Ghd Mic Ndr its Fame Peele ogee Music MRS G@ART YOR KES VIDE Bi Scr eat grans 9 oe ear heya ae ee a voit ta arene ha, teeny eto High School GARTSYVOR KESMUDH ae NIOA penne aon on aee PW eer Fo cach NO eee ee ae Ramee en oe High School JSS RID ERE S DRO OP Bint arene cs care eee once eee eee ee okey ge Registrar, Bible, Psychology MRSS GRACK: TEMPLETON: 222m 7-05. tac a Pe ce Bee oc ee ere Dietician RUDE EL HOMPSON ops 5 oie Gite GM Sie acai IES (clin igrote ans aS Cante y yee ce ontaels Training School, Principal JANTES® Ere VWVISERS McOs.iedars: attra aot etnes He f.ceto cated vemnnn ne as ch. ar reeks Sydpene Physics, Chemistry Eee BV OODROOR GA aociciah, cutee tah | SeR Le Sauer Meiey im ohaeed cei ooh. a oiteasu st cucheuy as Work Supervisor ao FACULTY — WOODROOF paily se ass® mor g chare eveniBS evo! gps a sinS ng nest ray rvs y essade meeors ectut aweek’ NS apse pow pace y and wae” e€ dee aykae et the 1.0 a vf rhe yon { nese yaves: ev er ene for ne pols Boo and yove for ne Ey uid geass get yi (he pace ¢ yell® ov were: We expre™ iy rue pps” spit woes e $y wid i psa eThy word 4s at uw wm geet, vik unt ae “I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into the house of the Lord.” (Psalm 122: 41.) “But the Lord is in his holy temple: let all. the -earth keep silence’ before) hina” (Habakkuk 2: 20.) Ten-thirty . . . students hurrying down the walk . . . Harding Hall hushed in reverence ... hymns posted . . . blending of kindred voices in song. . . heads and hearts bowed in prayer . . . reading of the Scriptures . . . this is the heart of Lipscomb. Chapel becomes synonymous with Lipscomb in the minds and lives of all who love it. Five mornings every week we assemble reverently in Harding Hall to give our devotion to God. We worship, touched, and inspired to follow more closely in the footsteps of our Master. Purer in heart ... firmer in purpose stronger in faith ...humbler in spirit, we leave a chapel service at Lipscomb, “Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth. € (Ecclesiastes 12: 1.) BATSELL BARRETT BAXTER Minister JOHNSON, BAXTER, DRYMAN, and PAYNE FALL MEETING SPRING MEETING WALTERS, KEASTER, and MCGAUGHEY C. E. MCGAUGHEY Minister Visiting preachers who attended the annual lecture series “Sound Doctrine” .. . special services . . . renewal of old friendships . . . Brother Keeble’s unforgettable lesson on “Bap- tism’” . . . lives mellowed by service to God . .. a word of encouragement .. . a season of fellowship . . . the beauty of a soul like that of Brother T. Q. Martin, hidden in the Cross of Christ . . . all these, and many more, make up Lecture Week. FOR day ie YE Agnes J. S. MOORES T. Q. MARTIN C. E. W. DorRRIS LYTTON ALLEY J. E. ACUFF J. S. BATEY, SR. BATSELL BAXTER Teacher of class on “Modern Departures” LECTURE. : : : : . H. LEO BOLEs Teacher of class on “Youth’s Problems” LENG SERV ier S. P. PITTMAN S. T. NIX I. B. BRADLEY J. A. ALLEN BAXTER and MARSHALL KEEBLE, Well-known colored evangelist WEEK Kneeling: PRINCE, JERKINS, GOODWIN, COX, COPELAND, HUFF, CONCHIN, JOHNSON, KEASTER. Second row: GRAYSON, GAW, OZ, WALTERS, DOSSETT, QUALLS, REEVES. Third row: Hoop, ALLEY, GREEN, SR., JONES, BUNN, BROWN, PERRY. Last row: CRAIG, GREEN, JR., REYNOLDS, CAMP, BRADFORD, STOVALL, HENDRIX, STROOP | PREACHER BOYS Youth .. . growing faith . . . glowing ideals . . . enthusiasm and zeal for the work of the Lord .. . the vision of a life to be spent in the highest calling .. bright� dreams tor the futures. « ‘these belong to our “Preacher Boys.” Girls’ Devotional Mission study group Ww source of sirenei. cach day :.. learning great truths . . . unforgettable class lectures . . . constant inspiration to godliness . . . deeper love for the Bible . . . truer understanding of real Chris- tianity . . . all to be found in a daily Bible class at Lipscomb. NORVEL YOUNG, minister of the college church, and MRs. YOUNG A typical Bible class Bible Staff BREWER, BAXTER, SMITH, SANDERS, RAINEY, PITTMAN, STROOP A. C.. PULLIAS Head of Bible Department ALEXANDER BoybD BAKER BARTLETT BRADFORD BRINKLEY ALEXANDER, RACHEL Glee Club, °43; Commerce Club, ’43-'44; Gi. Ga Gy44: BAKER, BILLY Press Club, °43-’44; Debate Club, °43-’44; Cc. C. C. C., ’44; Bachelor of Ugliness. BARTLETT, LIBBY Home Economics Club, °43-'44; Putnam Jackson Club, °43; Personality Club, ’43; Serve and Conserve Club, °43-'44; Future Teachers’ Club, °43-’44. BOSWELL, MARTHA JO Home Economics Club, °43-’44; West Ten- nessee Club, ’43-’44, Vice-President, °44; Pepettes, “44; I. R. C., 44; Personality Club, 43; Club Editor, BACKLOG, °44; Press Club, 44, BOWERS, ELEASE Personality Club, ’43; Alabama Club, °43-’44; Dasher Club, ’43; Serve and Conserve Club, °43-’44; Future Teachers’ Club, °43-'44; Dramatic Club, °43-'44. WILLARD CONCHIN President BOSWELL BOWERS BUNN CAMP Boyb, HELEN BRUCE Home Economics Club, °43-’44, Vice-Presi- dent, 43, Treasurer, 44; Penmanship Club, 43; Treasurer, Comets, ’43; Personality Club, ore Cadettes, “44, Captain; Alphabet Club, BRADFORD, VIRGIL Dramatic Club, 43-’44; C. C. C. C., ’44. BRINKLEY, ANNIE LAURIE Penmanship Club, 43; Commerce Club, °43- “ACs Gs CrGs 244 BUNN, DELMAR Debate Club, °44; Radio Choristers, ’44, Re- porter; Press Club, °44; Transfer from George Pepperdine College. CAMP, CLAIRE WOOD Radio Choristers, °43-'44, Secretary, °44; Future Teachers’ Club, °43-’44, Vice-Presi- dent, °43, President, °44; Kentucky Club, 43-'44; Girls’ Glee Club, °43, Secretary. SENIORS CARSON COLLEY DANIEL DAVIS CARSON, MARY W. M. W., ’43, Treasurer; Press Club, ’43- 44; Editor of Babbler, °44; I. R. C., °44; W. W. Club, ’44, Vice-President; Student Board, °44. COLLEY, BOBBIE JEAN Debate Club, °43-’44; Commerce Club, °43- 44; C. G. C. G., 744. CONCHIN, WILLARD Press Club, °43-’44; Student Board, ’44; President of ‘Seniox Glass, “44; (CG. G. C. CG, 44, COPELAND, PREWITTE Dasher Club, ’43; Sewanee Club, °43; Georgia Club, °44; Vikings, 44. CRAFTON, CARNESE I. R. C., °43-’44, Secretary-Treasurer, °44; Pepettes, °43-'44; West Tennessee Club, ’43- 44, Secretary-Treasurer, “44; BACKLOG, ’44; Zeniths, °44, Captain. CRAIG, MACK WAYNE Sewanee Club, °43; Men’s Glee Club, ’43; Debate Club, °43-’44, President, °44; Radio Choristers, °43-’'44; Dramatic Club, °43-'44, Treasurer, 44; Florida Club, ’44, Vice-Presi- dent; Press Club, ’44; Quartet, “44; Found- er’s Day Medalist, ’°44; Runner-up, Bachelor of Ugliness, 44; Co-Editor, BACKLOG; I. R. ve 44; Student Board, 44; Preachers’ Club, 43-44, SENIORS CONCHIN COPELAND DEAL DISCGHER DANIEL, MILDRED Penmanship Club, ’43; Glee Club, 43; Com- merce Club, 43-’44; C. C. C. C.,; 44. DAVIS, FLORENCE Home Economics Club, ’°43-’44; Georgia Club, °43-'44. DEAL, JEAN Middle Tennessee Club, °43: Music Club, 43, President; Press Club, °43-’44, President, ‘44; Pepettes, °43-'44, Cheerleader; Accom- panist Radio Choristers, ’43-’44; Accompanist Girls’ Glee Club, ’44; BACKLOG Snapshot Editor, 44; G: G€.(C: C:, °44., DISCHER, DOROTHY ANNE Co-Editor, BACKLOG; Music Club, °43; Kos- mos Club, °43; Tri-Language, °43, Secretary; Radio Choristers, ’43-’44; Student Board, 44; Dramatic Club, ’44; Aurora Borealis Club, 744. RIcE, ALICE BECK Aurora Borealis Club, 44; Home Economics Club, °43-'44. DUNLAP, EMMA Tri-Language Club, °43; Personality Club, 43; Penmanship Club, °43, Secretary; Com- merce Club, °43-’44, Secretary, 43; Dramatic Club, 43-44; Pepettes, 43-44; BACKLOG, Business Staff, 44; C. C. C. C., 44. JOSEPH F. JONES Vice-President Foy HENDRIX GAW GRAVES Hoop HOWARD, E. Foy, VERIA Dramatic Club, ’43; Future Teachers’ Club, °44; Kosmos Club, 43; Girls’ Glee Club, ’43; Aurora Borealis Club, ’44. GAwW, JACK Transferred from Harding; Preachers’ Club, oe President of Upper Cumberland Club, 44, GRAVES, MARTHA MAI Glee Club, °43-’44, Secretary, ’43, President, 44; Commerce Club, ’43-'44; Personality Club, °44; Pepettes, 44; Home Economics Club, °43-'44. HALL, JERRELYN Future Teachers’ Club, ’43; Girls’ Glee Club, 43; Alabama Club, °43-’44; Press Club, ’44; Debate, 44. HARRIS, MILDRED Glee Club, ’43-’44; Dramatic Club, °43; Cadettes, °43; Betas, ’44; Commerce Club, 43-’44, Vice-President, °43-’44; R. S. T. Club, °43; Personality Club, 43. HELEN WEATHERMAN Secretary HALL HARRIS HOWARD, M. HUFF HENDRIX, ALDON President of Freshman Class, ’43; President of Student Body, °44; Basketball, °43-'44, Captain, ’44;: President of Student Board; Vikings, °44; Debate Club, ’44; Alphabet Club, °44. Hoop, BILLY - I. R. CG., ’°43-’44, President, 44; Sewanee Club, °43, President; Band, °43-’44, Presi- dent, “44; Press Club, 43-’44; Dramatic Club, °44; Georgia Club, °44, President. HOWARD, ELIZABETH East Tennessee Club, ’44; Penmanship Club, °43, Vice-President; Commerce Club, 744, President; Pepettes, °44; Press Club, ’44; Weegee Club, ’44; Cadettes, 43; Comets, HOWARD, MARTHA Press Club, 44; Commerce Club, ’43-44; Kentucky Club, ’43-’44; Glee Club, ’°43. HUFF, BOGGS Treasurer of Senior Class; Member of Student Board, °44; Radio Choristers, °44; Sports Editor, -BACKLOG, °44; Kentucky Club, ’°43- 44, President, °44; Band, 43-’44; Basketball Team, °43-’44, Alternate Captain, 44; I. R. C., 44; Men’s Glee Club, ’43. IsOM JERKINS LAINE LEONARD Isom, MARY AGNES Home Economics Club, ’43-’44; Girls’ Glee Club, °43; Alabama Club, ’43-’44; Music Club, °43; Band, ’43-’44; Girls’ Personality Club, °43. JERKINS, E. RAY Radio Choristers, °43-’44, President; Men’s Glee Club, ’43; Sewanee Club, °43; College Quartet, 44; Oratorical Contest, ’44; Student Director, Band, °44; Dramatic Club, °44; Dasher Club, ’44; Florida Club, ’44, President. JOHNSON, LASSIE Home Economics Club, ’43; Personality Club, 43; R. S. T., ’43; Commerce Club, °43-’44; Glee Club, ’43-'44; Betas, °44. JONES, JOSEPH F. Vice-President of Senior Class; Men’s Glee Club, ’43; Radio Choristers, ’44, Vice-Presi- dent; Debate Club, °44, Vice-President; Vikings, “44, Captain; BACKLOG Staff, °44. JONES, RUTH Personality Club, °43; Commercial Club, 43-'44, Secretary, °44; Home Economics Club, °43-’44; Pepettes, 44; Betas, 44, Cap- tain. KEASTER, JIMMY Radio Choristers, °43; Kosmos Club, ’43, President; Men’s Glee Club, °43; Knights, 43; Band, 44; Dramatic Club, ’44; Vikings, ’44; Aurora Borealis, 44, Vice-President. SENIORS JOHNSON JONES, J. LEDBETTER LITTLE LAINE, BILLY Press Club, ’44; Future Teachers’ Club, °44; Serve and Conserve Club, °44; Michigan Club, °44, Treasurer. LEONARD, INA Home Economics Club, ’43-’44; Press Club, °43-’44, Secretary, °44; Student Board, °44; L. M. F., ’43-’44, Secretary, ’44. LEDBETTER, BESSIE MAE Miss Lipscomb; Personality Club, 43; Future Teachers’ Club, °43-’44; Home Economics Club, °43-’44, President, 44; Band, °43-’44, Secretary-Treasurer, °44; I. R. C., 744; Alphabet Club, °44. LITTLE, VONDA Personality Club, °43; Serve and Conserve Club, ’43; Future Teachers’ Club, °43-’44; Press Club, °43-’44; Babbler Staff, °44. MCCANLESS, TOMMIE Personality Club, 43; Pepettes, ’43-'44; C. C. C. C., ’44; May Queen. MACDEARMAN, RUTH Band, °43; Glee Club, ’43; Personality Club, 43; R. S. T. Club, ’43; Dramatic Club, ’43; Future Teachers’ Club, ’43-’44; Press Club, °43-’44; Sumner and Trousdale Club, ’43-’44. Boccs Hurr Treasurer JONES, R. McCANLESS KEASTER MACDEARMAN MARTIN PERRY MORROW NICKS PRINCE REYNOLDS MARTIN, HAZEL BACKLOG Business Staff, °43; C. C. C. C., 44, MoRROW, WILLIE FRANCES Radio Choristers, °44; Commerce Club, °44; Dramatic Club, °44; Girls’ Glee Club, °44; Maury County Club, ’44. NICKS, CLAY Men’s Glee Club, ’43; Radio Choristers, 743: Baseball Team, ’43; Band, ’43-’44, Pres- ident, 43, Vice-President, 44; I. R. C., ’44; Dramatic Club, °44; Basketball Team, 44. NORMAN, SAM Kosmos Club, ’43; Preachers’ Club, ’43; Cav- aliers, ’43-’44; Aurora Borealis, ’44; I. R. C., 44, Vice-President. NORTON, MABEL Commercial Club, ’43; Glee Club, °43; Pen- manship Club, “43; C. C. C. C., 44. FRANK PACK Spo nsor NORMAN NORTON SPENCER STOCKTON PERRY, HARRY Kosmos Club, °43; Aurora Borealis, 44. PRINCE, BURREL Radio Choristers, °43-'44; Dramatic Club, °44; Aurora Borealis, 44; Oratorical Contest, 44, REYNOLDS, JOE Dramatic Club, 44; C. G. C. C., 44. SPENCER, JUANITA Debate Club, ’43-’44, Secretary-Treasurer, 44: Glee Club, °43-’44, Vice-President, °44; Press Club, °43-'44; Circulation Manager Babbler, °43-’44; Club Editor, BACKLOG, 744; Personality Club, °43; Tri-Language, °43; Dramatic Club, °43-°44, President, 44; L. M. F. Club, ’44. STOCKTON, PAULINE Home Economics Club, °43-'44, Secretary, 44; Music Club, °43-’44; Alabama Club, °43- 44, President, 44; Personality Club, °43. SENIORS STOVALL STROOP TRIMBLE VANZANT STOVALL, WOODY Men’s Glee Club, ’43; Engineers’ Club, .’43; Radio Choristers, ’44; Debate Club, ’44; L. M. F., °43-'44, President, ’44. STROOP, ALBERT Mens Glee Club, °43; Dramatic Club, °44; Cc. CG, C. C., 44, President. SULLIVAN, EILEEN Radio Choristers, ’44, Treasurer; Dramatic Club, 43; Music Club, ’43; Press Club, ’44; Girls’ Glee Club, °43-'44. ‘THOMPSON, BETSY BACKLOG Staff, °43; Co-Business Manager, BACKLOG, °44; Commerce Club, °43-'44; Tri- Language, °43; Dramatic Club, °43-'44; I. R. C., ’44; Girls’ Personality Club, ’43; C. C. C. C., '44; Library Staff, ’43-’44. ‘Trees, ROBERT Basketball, “44; Engineers’ Club, °43; Press Club, 744; 1. R: G:; 44; 1. M..F., Vice- President. ‘TOMLINSON, SUE Commerce Club, ’43-’44; C. C. C. C., °44. SENIORS SULLIVAN ‘THOMPSON WALKER WEATHERMAN ‘TRIMBLE, FRANCES Glee Club, °43, ’44; Future Teachers’ Club, 43, °44; C. C. C. C., 44. VANZANT, YVONNE Dramatic Club, °43; Tri-Language, 43; Pre- Med, °43; Personality Club, ’43; Comets, °43; M. F. L. Club, °44. WALKER, YORK W. W. W. Club (President, 44); Knights, °43, ’44, WEATHERMAN, HELEN Secretary, Freshman Class; Dramatic Club, 43; Personality Club, °43; Pre-Med Club, 43; Most Representative Freshman; Student Board, °43-’44; Secretary, Senior Class; De- bate Club, °44; Pepettes, °43-’44, Captain, °44; Honor Student. WEAVER, MARY Future Teachers’ Club, ’43, ’44; Maury County Club, ’44; S. and C. Club, ’44. WELCH, GERALDINE BACKLOG Staff, 43; Commercial Club, ’°43- 44s (GS GsGi Ge; 44. ALDON HENDRIX President of Student Body TIPPS WEAVER TOMLINSON WELCH ALLEN BAILEY BREWER ALLEY AMMONS BONNER BOONE BROWN BURGESS LOUISE ALLEN JORMA TEN. nies BET HietA MMONS cease cay Serene _Lyles JUNE GAN DERSONC ar. 2 cpahoy 1 ene eee Gates BEL ZAR ES EEGeASE BURN sane eee Gallatin EBON WAUS TING.) cee iit ra weea eee Scotts Hill REAGHE IE BAILEY 2 eee eee eer Maryville GENEVA” BONNER? 7 aoe ie eee Selma, Ala. JANET BOONE.. ...... cteche iar enn eye Fairview 3 FRESHMEN ANDERSON BOYCE CAYCE MyYRAS BRENTSSae eee oe DOROTHY BREWER....... ANDREW BROWN.......... MARY JO BURGESS........ AMANDA CAYCE..... ae HELEN CHANDLER....... ASHBURN BRADLEY CHANDLER eS eee _. Akron, Ohio oe ree Florence, Ala. a er ae: Nashville Po eee ae Chattanooga eS abe tet gee Columbia 5 eee Pensacola, Fla. “chest Circleville, Ohio Grand Rapids, Mich. ae oe ‘Turkey, Texas AUSTIN BRENTS CHESSHIR CHURCH CLARK, S. CLARK, V. CRAIG, J. CRAIG, N. DENNEY DOTSON DRAPER DRYMAN EARLY, A. EDWARDS FOSTER Fox GREEN, E. GREEN, H. BAGS) IMO CHS oes i Ot ey ate AR Wichita, Kan. WANDAMDRY MAND | smo. ea a. Tallulah Falls, Ga. SATE vat CIGAR Koa 9 cee eeu ee nee Frankfort, Ky. TONINDDS 1D NG ONG ie Bind dss ree ee =)� Ooltewah WINVEANS GUARK G.citncl ont einer ... Gainesboro NA MEAGHEA'R Te arava ran eee wai osha re ys Readyville UBANS GRAIG Sac rick. ipathtoaeth oes Sheffield, Ala. JUNE EDWARDS..... Mie Ags Dawson Springs, Ky. NORMA CRAIG........ Sie pera ec Gee ee Gibson IROSHIHOSTERW mea rant e-artatoe . Tuscumbia, Ala. LOLLIE ANNE DAVIS..... -allulah Lodge, Ga. BILE BMC Tes BO Xero oe uv cen whale tle oO Obion JOSEPHINE DENNEY......... oor SALLY A Kee DODSON irs gac ne es NELL DRAPER....... See Fie i ashville KWGENTAY GREBNG-. oo eae oe ae pee RIplev Russellville, Ky. H. (GG? GREEN: ..:. bere Pa en oe .Nashville Soe Gainesboro JEAN GUNTER........:..-Lincoln Park, Mich. FRESHMEN DAVIS EARLY, V. GUNTER VAIS Ge RS HALL, G. HAMMAC HAMMOND HARRIS HENDRICKS HARSHMAN HESTER HILL HITT HUTSON INGRAM JOHNSON, B. JOHNSON, M. , KING ROBERT EAU lame a eae are .. Springfield, 1. IE DIO EE RRVANGRE ELIS DEIR ne eee es Belgreen, Ala. TAROLYNG FALE en: are ae ae eee Canoe, Ala. MILDRED ELULI eer eae eer ee Antioch DORIS! EVAIVINVIA Graeme sr a ae oe Pensacola, Fla. WILLA, KRANGES© Hi. |. 424) ana ne Nashville DORIS SEVAMIMOND Sere eee eee Nashville ICU HOELUTS ON Bites ohn eis csicle) Se grein Sparta TAN ES ELARR ISS o.oo ocr e ee er .. Nashville CHARLES “INGRAM (5. 455000. 45 ghn Soe Nashville RENAD HENDRICKS 3.3) 22 ee eee Spring Hill BILLY {JOHNSON joy. ote eee ee Scotts Hill IUNTASEWAGR SETINTAIN| ee See Flint, Michigan MILDRED JOHNSON............ St ect Knoxville (GAR OTYINIEs UN Gia ee ne ee Nashville FRESHMEN LANCASTER LEATHERS MARTIN MATHEWS MCKEE MCWHORTER WAHRUAG IGANG ASE Ran tte agate EVAR R YS eHAMHERS es c-.cs 4) 4 oka IVICA RY eee LSE WS ee ere nee rin cote: ANN Ee LOWREY moe et Paes oe a AUDREY MANGRUM ............ MARJORIE MANKIN............. JOYGE ANN MARTING 03 262.2 2254: (TADES EMUATIENE WS. te cm: eh aloio ss: VANEM@IMAV ES ac gchctvieaaeleewerie .Newark, Ohio 5 ee Gallatin Res er Fairview ..Paducah, Ky. Ess ae Nashville East Point, Ga. eens Lewisburg miINissin LOWREY MANGRUM McCoy MCGUFFEE MITCHELL MORROW KARI EEN MIM © CO Yyaere oh et. o ery sien are Madison EAC Rae MVIG G UIREE Bs, is sien. rs sos eer. Silver Point CRORGERVIGENTOSH A rett 25a oe ae Nashville EASIER VEG KeR Een eer eee ee Castalian Springs TELEDTE MCGWHORTER........... Decatur, Ala. Doris MEADOR........+..- Red Boiling Springs SUB VTECH RICE ay rt ceri kia ony. Lafayette, Ga. CLARENCE MORROW AE eNO eee Columbia IAININES AVE ETN G34 2 ays) Sessa) chico ane ake eae Columbia MCINTOSH MULLINS OVERALL POWELL RALSTON MAYME OVERALL...... ROBERT (Gp. OZ ae eee CARNELLE PATTERSON ISABELLA PERRY....... NORMA PERRY........ OZ PATTERSON PRICHARD PULLIAS REYNOLDS RICHMOND ee ne ee Murfreesboro LOUISH URL UAS ean. PM ge teat 5 Nashville M. H. QUALIS......... WS sae oe Nashville VIRGINIA RALSTON..... ets ee Crossville MARY NAN REYNOLDS es Soa ces Woodbury NANCY RICHMOND...... OR ane Retire ape Nashville BEATRICE RODERICK ORALP SRS SNMULELS 2 so a ccae, oct ere ate Gainesboro FRESHMEN DOROTHY PYLANT...... PERRY, I. PERRY, N. PYLANT QUALLS RODERICK : SMITH i ghd ar ae gee Readyville [Pre Birmingham, Ala. ee eye ne” se Cleveland Ses: yt Syracuse, N. Y. SIMMS, M. SIMMS, M. TERRY ; THOMPSON ‘THORNTON WALTERS WEBB WEST WHITE WIGGINS SIMMONS VAUGHN WYATT : NANCY Winchester INORIMAGs V-AUIGEING vhate alan Sam jyses sus acs Chattanooga : MUA R VIN STIMUVIS Sera rusia te het, Bol Detroit, Mich. DARREE EA WALTERS lee: a dnt. ago: Buckeye, Ariz. MELVIN SIMMS: a 2:joene Ghd nS oon: Detroit, Mich. MARY. BELLA VERB ty.c02 0 coh Scum owa Gaal Lebanon GAB BeeetMeRR Wert arte aR pidais frase ses | Pikeville WVIRGINTAR WRSdie gf ps cena, “a a9 a Gamaliel, Ky. IRAP Ea ONE SONG atc: Russellville, Ala. IRIOBERICAGS AUN Nev VOEUL I Eeeter a eerie setae Waverly MARY ELIZABETH THORNTON... . Lakeland, Fla. JEANNE WIGGING neg crue ge ae aitek aan Nashville BUGENERVVIV ALE D aetretaniss cat iia ee eee: Nashville FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS == Jor K. ALLEY President H. C. GREEN Vice-President Loris CHURCH Treasurer HATTIE MCKEE Secretary pele he ee ¥, = MOST REPRESENTATIVE FRESHMEN = LOIS CHURCH JOE K. ALLEY NNICE PAYNE BEAUT BEAUTY MAYME OVERALL BEAUTY BEAUTIES MIE McCANLESS TOT JEANNE ee es LOUISE ALLEN HELEN WEATHERMAN MACK WAYNE CRAIG DOROTHY ANNE DISCHER == HONOR STUDENTS INA LEONARD and DELMAR BUNN | DUNLAP and MACK CRAIG MARTHA JO BOSWELL and WILLARD CONCHIN —JOE JONES and JEAN DEAL MIE McCANLESS M TO MAY QUEEN hedinssncii ey d ‘ ‘ Ss 4! Miss Your vitamins ? [| ¢ mF Clocksy Hall oe 9 gies Sul Adeline.” 5 fe fe EZ 1% ate ba | ie ee me © | | EME Con Sidentally x ei FP Come on Bet, chin up inte : H 4 . 4 Pitmans on our “ beautifial da -. A ‘Dru nk 2 io wa, pused Beauties S — ha ; meen Sune Cooperate — Loitéring - Girls 4 e € Ne ORR DRS peti a Galnpus Bou. img ewrcle = Don't Dy caw yo ur eas more b uel ilar wins elect Ps; cens© on gore ‘ yacso yo? Pier ae pe aevar® 2 pem wit) cong Va priend co™ SS re oe BABBLER x © = a ia b Z, ei N D Nn a a Z, Z i) nN x Oo CARSON Editor MARY Editorial Staff MCWHORTER Make-up Staff CONCHIN, LITTLE, WEBB, CARSON GOODWIN, MCWHORTER, MULLINS WITHEROW, KUYKENDALL, GOODWIN, CLARK, REED, KING CARSON, Staff MITCHELL, DRYMAN, JOHNSON Circulation 2) DOSSETT, SPENCER JEAN DEAL, President ALLEY CRAIG, M. HALL, C. KING MULLINS PRESS CLUB JEAN DEAL President KATHLE McCoy Vice-President INA LEONARD Secretary BILL DOSSETT Treasurer ASHBURN BAKER CRAIG, N. CROTHERS HARE, Ji: HILL LAINE LEONARD PAYNE RICHMOND Dr. A. L. CRABB Banquet Speaker BOSWELL DIAL Hoop McCoy SPENCER Sponsor Pullias BUNN DOSSETT HOWARD, E. MACDEARMAN SULLIVAN with Editor and Press Club President CHURCH CONCHIN DRYMAN GOODWIN HOWARD, M. JOHNSON MCWHORTER MITCHELL TIPPS WEBB EVELYN OVERTON Darkroom expert BETSY ‘THOMPSON AND LOUISE ALLEN Co-Business Managers —=— BuAcCas E. B. WOODROOF Printing Adviser Business Staff Front row: FOSTER, DUNLAP, FOx Back row: NICKS, HOOD, JERKINS JERKINS, ‘THOMPSON, DUNLAP, Hoop, ALLEN, NICKS JONES, CONCHIN, CRAIG RUTH THOMPSON Staff Members Faculty Sponsor CRAFTON ¢ | as Snapshot Co-Editor ok 3 DEAL ££ 7 4 Snapshot Co-Editor Pe ‘THOMPSON e : Sponsor ; Oz ’ Art Editor : ae CHURCH . — - Religious Editor SPENCER� MACK CRAIG AND Club Co-Editor DoROTHY ANNE DISCHER BOSWELL Co-Editors Club Co-Editor JOE ALLEY L. HAVEN MILLER Junior Editor Photographer ALDON HENDRIX Jor K. ALLEY HATTIE MCKEE MACK CRAIG INA LEONARD BoGGs HUFF CAROLYN KING BILL DOSSETT. .. ELE LEN) WEATHERMAN seca sere yes tegen cera eee ae Secretary of Senior Class WIELARD: CONCHIN: 2h, cmt ierices wares. eee President of Senior Class 4s See Rika AE AN EN fn ct erg erg ees President of Freshman Class President of Student Body SN poe be gph 8 SHR ote eae ali Scene ra ante Secretary of Freshman Class DOROTHY -ANNEGDISCHEREM iy .c.0 yy 7-1oe ier eee oa oe Co-Editor of Backlog Subdeeer Lali Atas.d:4 ibe ee Daehn pee eee Sewell Hall Representative Editor of Babbler Co-Editor of Backlog Elam Hall Representative Day Student Representative i ihe Nagas ce cee piaza ee ee 2 High School Representative STUDENT BOARD | ALLEN CRAIG MULLINS J. P. SANDERS Sponsor Officers BUEE VERE OOD) cleo ercee tee ie ats ok: President SAM NORMAN ........... Vice-President CARNE CRAFTON .. .Secretary-Treasurer ANDERSON BOSWELL OVERALL ‘THOMPSON Ls CARSON CRAFTON LEDBETTER MATHEWS QUALLS RICHMOND TIPPS WALKER Annual banquet at the Hermitage Hotel LIPSCOMB, CROWDER, CHURCH, R., MANKIN, LEDBETTER, JOHNSON, BROWN, CHURCH, J., ROBERTS, NICKS, KING, MATHEWS, PYLANT, Hoop, ‘THORNTON, NORMAN, MORROW BAND PRESIDENT HOOD AND DIRECTOR STUBBLEFIELD Officers Hoop NICKS LEDBETTER JERKINS HI 7 YU O () =L O a n —| m Za “n MONA SIEH Director JERKINS JON CAMP SULLIVAN Officers Mrs. Harris J. Dark, for- mer director, is now on leave of absence DEAL (Accompanist), BREWER, MILLER, DRYMAN, SIEH, SULLIVAN, DISCHER, ALLEN, CAYCE, PERRY, PYLANT, REYNOLDS, MCCOy, MORROW, CAMP. Back row: CRAIG, GREEN, STOVALL, W., STOVALL, C., BUNN, JONES, PRINCE, JERKINS, JOHNSON -——— MALE QUARTET GREEN, CRAIG, ALLEY, JERKINS Tenor; RAY JERKINS, First Tenor; S. P. PITTMAN, Sponsor | H. C. GREEN, Bass; MACK CRAIG, Baritone; JOE ALLEY, Second DEAL (Accompanist), PAYNE, DRYMAN, KING, SULLIVAN, EDWARDS, CROWELL, SIEH, ALLEN, CAYCE, MITCHELL, RODERICK, PATTERSON, YOUNGBLOOD, HARRIS, BREWER. Back row: JOHNSON, BAILEY, GREEN, HARRIS, M., CROWDER, PARKER, TENPENNY, ‘TRAYLOR, SPENCER, HARSHMAN, OVERALL, GRAVES, SIMMONS, FOSTER, ‘TRIMBLE GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB ALLEY BAKER BUNN Officers COLLEY ; CRAIG MACK CRAIG An. G: President JOE JONES Vice-President JUANITA SPENCER Secretary-Treasurey S. C. BOYCE Sponsor HALL, J. HENDRIX JONES McCoy QUALLS SPENCER STOVALL WEATHERMAN Joe Jones and Delmar Bunn debating DEBATE CLUB ALLEN ALLEY BAILEY BOYCE DRAMATIC BREWER ° CHESSHIR DRYMAN ASHBURN BOWERS BRADFORD CAYCE CHURCH EARLY Club members practicing a one-act play JUANITASSPENCERS 22 G76. cigs match, oy eae oem President VERGIE BRADEORD = Carte. hoe en Cee Vice-President TELETTE, oe MGW HORDE Rr. cee een eter ee Secretary CLARK CRAIG, M. CRAIG, N. DEAL DISCHER GOODWIN HALL HARSHMAN CLUB One of a group of plays presented during the year INIA CK RIA Coe Cee eRe eee y i ore, Win ene ces dma o tent NEUSIUTEL OEP AC ENG ae eee ee ere ee SENCCOIE Ob A TINS MILLER MITCHELL MORROW NICKS IMMONS SPENCER STROOP SULLIVAN PRINCE ‘THOMPSON HILL JERKINS KING MACDEARMAN MCWHORTER QUALLS Hoop KEASTER LANCASTER MCKEE MAYES REYNOLDS WHITE COMMERCE CLUB Officers ERIZABELEH® HOWARD Se eee ree President MILDRED EARRIS weer ee ee Vice-President RUTH JONES§ eso. etree ee Secretary TELEERPE, MC@WHORTER. .7 50: 2255 . Treasurer Beautifying the campus was a project of the club ALEXANDER BREWER BRINKLEY CHESSHIR DOTSON DRAPER EDWARDS Fox HARRIS HITT HOWARD JOHNSON MARTIN MEADOR MILLER PERRY ‘THOMPSON ‘TOMLINSON VAUGHN WELCH CHURCH COLLEY CRAIG GRAVES GREEN HAMMACG JONES MCWHORTER MANKIN POWELL RODERICK SPENCER | HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Bs DAVIS HUDSON OVERALL WHITE BOYCE BRENTS CLARK HESTER MAYES WIGGINS LEDBETTER HENDRICKS STOCKTON Boyb Officers One of the many activities of the Home Economics girls EARLY EDWARDS Fox GAW HAMMOND ISOM JONES LEONARD LEWIS LOWREY RICE RODERICK TERRY THORNTON VAUGHN HARSHMAN DAVIS DRYMAN ELROD LEWIS MANGRUM MITCHELL RENA HENDRICKS President CROWELL ISABEL TERRY Vice-President INA HARSHMAN Secretary ANNICE PAYNE Treasurer cigar | DERVESAND HENDRICKS JOHNSON PAYNE PERRY TERRY WEBB FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB ROBERT OZ.. HELEN CHANDLER......... VIG Va ROAM CISTI ete Sie a eins ne BILLIE LAINE HARSHMAN SIMMS, MAR. SimMMs, MEL. President ice-President Secretary .....lreasurer WOLVERINES REBA MORTON Sponsor CHANDLER LAINE Oz RATCLIFFE BURGESS DAVIS HAMMAC CRAIG FERGUSON JERKINS Officers RAY, JERKINS 2 fin: csik cae ate ate President NEA GK CRAIG 7 ticles aretenens eit meee Vice-President MARY JO BURGESS......... Secretary-Treasurer MAYHUGH ‘THORNTON COPELAND Officers BILLY HOOD a .4 cee eee ee ee President HISOR HINGES) AVIS eee aire ae Vice-President WANDA DRYMAN.... ...... Secretary-Treasurer MRS. ELIZABETH BELL, Sponsor FLORIDA CLUB S. P. PITTMAN, Sponsor DAVIS, F. Hoop GEORGIA. CLUB =a DRYMAN MATHEWS MITCHELL —— � ==AURORA BOREALIS == BOYCE CROWDER DISCHER DOSSETT FLETCHER, E. FLETCHER, R. Foy JONES PARKER, B. PARKER, L. RICE RODERICK The far north in the South Discussing old times back home LEAH BARR, Sponsor KEASTER LEWIS . NORMAN PERRY, H. PERRY, I. PRINCE Officers JOES ONES. eaten Ce restaert Jim KEASTER..... ice-President BEATRICE RODERICK.......Sec.-Treas. EDWARDS CLARK DOTSON HUFF MANKIN PHILLIPS Officers ROGGSSELUREA Is Eee resident Bill REEVES: ..0).424.0)-.0.55. ice-bresident SALLY CLARK..............Secretary-Treasurer BROWNING HOWARD WEST == KENTUCKY CLUB == MRs. CARRIE PITTMAN, Sponsor == GOLDEN WEST CLUB == BUNN CHURCH, L. Officers WALTERS DELMAR BUNN: fa)..0f0.s 2) oueoee see resident LOIS CHURCH... 2+. 2:05. o00unseses sae CCrelaim MYRTLE PARRISH, Sponsor BURT CAYCE CHESSHIR CHURCH, J. CHURCH, R. INGRAM SULLIVAN and W CLUB BOONE CARSON Officers FLARRISS GOOD WING woe tie ae kere President MAR Yes GARSON vary en. Ree ois Vice-President PASINING eERSEIE Dr ving fa ad Pot oan . Secretary-Treasurer GOODWIN MANGRUM PRICHARD RICHARDSON WALKER WEBB E. B. KUYKENDALL Sponsor MARGARET HOWELL Sponsor BROWN BURCH HENDRICKS MILLER Morrow, J. Officers PAUNDID RUBS ES ROMWINineiae ss. © cichoue scone 4: sn Gus 2 President SWEATY Nae, TINY Bs C7 8) tore, ie we Sao Vice-President RENA HENDRICKS........... Secretary-Treasurey Morrow, W. MULLINS WEAVER =— MAURY CLUB —=—— WEST TENNESSEE - FRANK PACK, Sponsor ALLEY BLEVINS EARLY QUALLS BREWER HOWARD SIMMONS ANDERSON AUSTIN CRAIG CROTHERS Officers LEONG AUS TUNG Renee eae ene Se Serestaert MARTHA JO BOSWELL........... Vice-President CARNESES GRAPLON tease erase cr ... Secretary EUGENDAS GREENE octet ee ear Treasurer Officers JOE DARE jae tne ors i one ead President DOROTHY BREWER.............-- Vice-President EEIZAB BIE OW ARID (ey ceva ieee Secretary NOR MASSE BR RY ity = 9 paren tee eee Treasurer PERRY VAUGHN EAST TENNESSEE === BOSWELL CRAFTON Fox GREEN JOHNSON ROBERTS ELISE DRAPER, Sponsor ALEXANDER ALLEN BAKER BRADFORD BRENTS BRINKLEY COLLEY CONCHIN DANIEL DEAL DENNEY DUNLAP HILL HITT KING GRAVES GRAYSON GREEN HAMMOND HARRIS McCoy MARTIN, H. ALBERT SYfROOP ..... President H. C. GREEN..... Vice-President KATHLEEN MCCoy ... . Secretary CAROLYN KING....... Treasurer EUGENE BOYCE ........Sponsor MARTIN, J. NORTON PATTERSON PRIEST PRICHARD REYNOLDS STROOP ‘THOMPSON ‘TOMLINSON TRIMBLE WELCH WILLIAMS LEONARD MAYES MURDOCK, E. MURDOCK, J. PYLANT WILLIAM SANDERS Sponsor SIMMONS SPENCER STOVALL, C. Officers Woopby STOVALL..... President : oe J STOVALL, W. ROBERT TIpps ... Vice-President TrePs VANZANT INA LEONARD... .... Secretary JANE MAYES......... Treasurer ALLEN BONNER BOWERS BRADLEY CRAIG FOSTER HALE, CG, HALL, J. CHARLES R. BREWER Sponsor Officers PAULINE STOCKTON ...........- President TELETTE MCWHORTER.... Vice-President HESTER Ao EDITH FAYE HESTER |... 225..,¢5 Secretary IN McWHORTER MARY AGNES ISOM............. Treasurer == ALABAMA CLUB == REYNOLDS STOCKTON THOMAS : ‘THOMPSON AMMONS ANDERSON | aucune Boyp EARLY erm: Re RES POWELL PUCKETT = neem Officers GAY BNICKS sae ao ae ae ee. Pe resiaent KELDHLY, PUCKEDE te eae i tCe-President RUC VJONES ae. nen en eGrelany 1 Treasurer MARY FRIZZELL Sponsor HENDRIX LEDBETTER NICKS OVERALL ROBERTS WEATHERMAN WEEMS WEST WHITE LANGFORD Lowrey, A. Lowrey, D. MACDEARMAN ASHBURN JOHNSON MCKEE PULLIAS Officers MAX JOHNSON President HATTIE MCKEE CLAY PULLIAS, Sponsor Vice-President ELIZABETH ASHBURN Secretary-Treasurer —= SUMNER-TROUSDALE CLUB=== : ALDON HENDRIX, Captain, 1944 Bisons “Shorty” .. . one of the best players Lipscomb has seen in recent years . . . an exceptionally good team man . . . high scorer in almost every game . . . good leader . . . example of sport s- manship .. . a fine ability to get the ball off the backboard . . . always fighting . . . associated with Prewitte, height, good humor, and Norma. CAPT. ALDON HENDRIX COACH PEYTON ALSUP The Bisons stampeding again HurF, Trees, HENDRIX, KENNEDY, MCINTOSH BISONS BoB HALL—another newcomer . . . a smooth player... a world of talent ... the makings of a real cage star. WILLARD CONCHIN—played his first inter- collegiate ball ... made a scrappy player ...a@ good sport... always found trying. GEORGE MCINTOSH—flashy guard ... a deadly eye for long shots . . . a favorite with LRENCTOWd +. sd Teae vOnten i. a excellent on defense. IN ACTION Boces Hurr—always dependable .. . “fast man” ... fifth year on Lipscomb’s team .. . alternate captain . .. a spark to victory, HARRY LEATHERS—a real help to the team... ability to follow .. . real sportsmanship .. . proved his worth in the Vanderbilt game. ROBERT ‘Tipps—former intramural star. . . climbed to starting forward position . . . showed fine cooperation . .. exhibited the ability to sink one-handed shots. SPORTS ee ee ee | Te All a part of a game in Burton Gym REMINISCENCES Shorty’s good sportsmanship ... Tipps’ one-handed shots... . WIL OVEGLE thls eae GONCHIN:s consistency . . . George’s long shotS:3us. Vanderbiltveame,. a. “Tricky” Nicks’ long pass to Shorty that ripped the basket. . . two wins over Austin Peay remarkable comeback against Camp Campbell . ... Harry’s scrap. + enthusiasm. of “the crowd ... playing against All- American Joe Niland .. . un- selfishness of boys like Bob Hall and Clay Nicks who were always ready, to,do thei Dest. .tes, pep squad .. . Huff's all-around ball handling and scoring ability .. . thrill of victory over Peabody’s “Miami Fliers” . . . the “Droop- ettes” at the last game... swell teamwork of all the players. Cheerleaders PERRY and DEAL More thrills as Lipscomb moves ahead KEITHLY PUCKETT—didn’t miss a game .’... a commendable player .. . reliable under fire... exceptionally dangerous near the basket. A tense moment in a big game SPORTS The Bisons are not to be denied CLAY Nicks—“Tricky” ... made a hit with the crowd ... a rookie at the game .. . became more of an asset as the season went on. y= SPORTS == : ee In spite of the loss of mate- rial to the Armed Forces, the 1944 basketball season was a commendable one. With only two players left from last | - season and two regulars of this season being inducted into the Army, the Bisons, “He’s the captain of our team” notwithstanding, showed the true Lipscomb spirit of loyalty and sportsmanship. The team, playing outstanding service teams such as Camp Campbell, Smyrna, and the Classification Center in addition to regular college games, was a speedy bunch of boys built around an excellent center. Perhaps the most thrilling game of the season was the second try against Vanderbilt in their own gym. After leading most of the time, the fighting Bisons were taken by a margin of five points. This season proved again that Lipscomb boys can succeed in spite of all difficulties. A view of the courts of which Lipscomb is justly proud BILLY Hoop NANCY RICHMOND Tennis is a favorite among Lipscomb students Joe Jones and his championship Vikings football team ginning soon after school opened in September, the activities, under the direction of Fessor Boyce, included softball, touch football, basketball, free-throw tourna- ment, and baseball. As usual, basketball was the chief interest of the season, with several varsity stars being discovered among the intramural teams. Keen competition, fine sportsmanship, and the ability to smile, win or lose—all had a vital part in the 1943-44 sports year. Norma Perry’s team led the rest In the past Lipscomb has gained a fine reputation for her excellent intra- mural program. ‘This year’s program has but added to that reputation. Be- Shorty and his boys played the best =} INTRAMURALS =, Soe wee 8 PF GENE BOYCE—DIRECTOR OF INTRAMURALS “Fessor” . . . campus favorite . . . loved for his smile... appreciated for his interest in students . . always busy . . . noted for his excellent intramural program ... keeps the “balls a rolling” .. . untiring in his efforts on behalf of Lipscomb. FESSOR BOYCE GOLF-BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT For the first time in the history of the intramural program one of the major contests was won by a student of the elementary school. Billy Bradshaw, a sixth- grade student, was the winner in the boys’ division of the golf-basketball tourna- ment. Boys in the college, high school, and elementary school participated in this event. Miss Ruth Jones, a college senior, placed first in the girls’ contest. “This was no new accomplishment for Ruth, for she won this same honor last year. A silver basketball was awarded to each champ. Intramurals play a vital part in Lipscombs’ sport activities Y = (a4 = 2 = z FOOTBALL JONES (Captain) COPELAND ITARRIS HENDRIX BRADSHAW BOYS’ HENDRIX (Captain) CAMP CONCHIN GRIFFIN JONEs, D. ‘THOMPSON WINNING KEASTER RUNNEBAUM ‘TENPENNY ‘THOMPSON WALTERS, F. BASKETBALL JONEs, J. KEASTER MASON, B. PERRY SHIRLEY TEAMS GIRLS’ SOFTBALL BoypD (Captain) Lowrey, D. ASHBURN MANGRUM CHURCH MARTIN, K. DIAL WEATHERMAN LOwREY, A. WEAVER WIGGINS GIRLS’ SOFTBALL CRAFTON (Captain) McCoy CHESSHIR MCWHORTER COLLEY MOWERY DAVIS, B. PERRY, I. HALL, J. RICHMOND ‘TERRY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL PERRY, N. (Captain) HENDRICKS BOYD HOWARD, E. CROTHERS MCWHORTER HAEE, .G MARTIN, K. ‘TERRY SSS] PE |P Ed BRSS eee First row: BOSWELL, MORTON, MAYES, CRAFTON, WEATHERMAN, ALSUP, IJAMS, FOX, OVERALL, HOWARD, E. Second row: KING, MCCANLESS, DRYMAN, ANDERSON, WEEMS, BOYCE, PULLIAS, MCKEE, BOYD, GRAVES. Third row: WEST, ALLEN, B., RICHMOND, GREEN, MCWHORTER, DEAL, McCoy, Lowrey, D., SHACKLETT, EVANS. Fourth row: NETTERVILLE, ROBERTS, DAvIs, B., JONES, CHURCH, PERRY, N., GREGORY, PERRY, I., ALLEN, L., WALL. Last row: DUNLAP, A., DUNLAP, E., BONNER HELEN WEATHERMAN .............---- Captain [BANS DEA tee. reer 8s ei gue Cheerleader TSABIEILIUA HERR Missense sears Cheerleader {PAN CACM) en ale. J ect ere © ce reer nie Pica Mascot RS Ae ORILON Rena Sern anlar esis Sponsor [Ax HAmRICK, Principal Typical scene between classes at Lipscomb High LIPSCOMB HIGH WILL NEIL GREGORY Secretary EXUM WATTS President BO MASON Vice-President LARIMORE HENLEY Treasurer = __ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ALLEN, B. ALLEN, F. ALLEN, V. AMMERMAN ANDERSON, B. ANDERSON, R. BLEVINS Boyp BURNETT BURT CAUTHEN CHAPPELL BETTY JANE ALLEN SHIRLEY BLEVINS Pep Squad BETTY JANE BoyD Pep Squad, H. S. City Club FLORIETTA ALLEN Radio Choristers, Girls’ Glee Club VIVIAN ALLEN MARTHA BURNETT NANCY AMMERMAN HELEN BURT President H. S. City Club H. S. City Club BETTY JANE ANDERSON HAROLD CAUTHEN Davidson County Club, Clarksville Forensic H. S. Business Manager BACKLOG RAY ANDERSON JANE CHAPPELL SENIORS CHURCH, J. DAVIS DOSSETT ELROD ENSEY EVANS GAW GOODWIN GREGORY HENLEY HOLTON HUNTER JAY CHURCH BETTY GAW H. S. Basketball Team, Band, Golden West Club, Home Economics Club, Dramatic Club Captain of Knights HARRIS GOODWIN BETTY JEAN DAVIS Pep Squad, Dramatic Club, Zeniths, Florida Club WILL NEIL GREGORY Secretary Senior Class, Pep Squad, Secretary Dramatic WILLIAM DOSSETT Club, H. S. City Club, Co-Art Editor BACKLOG, Treasurer of Press Club, Dramatic Club, H. S. Most Intellectual Girl, Clarksville Forensic Meet Representative Student Board LARIMORE HENLEY Jo ELROD Treasurer of Senior Class, President of Dramatic Club Waitress Club NELDA HOLTON Lois ENSEY Dramatic Club, Civitan Medalist W. D. HUNTER ANNETTE EVANS : H. S. Davidson County Club, Dramatic Club Pep Squad, H. S. City Club MAX JOHNSON President of S. T. Club, Dramatic Club, Press Club, Press Club, Poetry Club Radio Choristers, Business Staff of BACKLOG, Band POLLY FERGUSON SENIORS FERGUSON JOHNSON KING MURDOCK, E. KENDRICK MORTON LONG NETTERVILLE BETTYE KENDRICK H. S. City Club GLADYS KING Dramatic Club, Press Club, Glee Club, Band ROSCOE LONG Dramatic Club, Sergeant at Arms of Senior Class JUANITA MANNING He Ss Gity Club BO MASON Alternate Captain of Basketball Veam, Golf Team, Treasurer of Dramatic Club, Vice-President of H. S. Davidson County Club, Vice-President of Senior Class, Press Club BILLY MAYHUGH Press Club, Florida Club, Basketball, Cavaliers MANNING MASON MAYHUGH NORWOOD OVERTON PAYNE JEANNE MORTON Pep Squad, Dramatic Club, Secretary of H. S$. City Club, Most Popular Girl, Campus Beauty ELIZABETH MURDOCK Dramatic Club, L. M. F. Club JUANITA NETTERVILLE Dramatic Club, Pep Squad, H. S. City Club MARTHA SUE NORWOOD H. S. City Club EVELYN OVERTON Dramatic Club, H. S. Davidson County Club ANNICE PAYNE Press Club, Treasurer of Serve and Conserve Club, Campus Beauty, Best All-Round Girl, Girls’ Glee Club, H. S. Business Staff of BACKLOG sENIORS PENNINGTON PUCKETT TENPENNY ‘THOMAS WALL BILL PENNINGTON Most Intellectual Boy KEITHLY PUCKETT H. S. Dramatic Club, Bisons, Cavalier, Alphabet Club MARTHA JEAN REYNOLDS ANN ROBERTS Comets, H. S. Dramatic Club, Pep Squad, Alphabet Club RUTH SHACKLETT Pep Squad, Business Staff of BACKLOG, Vice-President of H. S. Dramatic Club, Davidson County Club DOUGLAS SHIELDS H. S. Editor of BACKLOG, Press Club, Basketball ‘Team, H. S. County Club, Golf Team TTURNEY STEVENS REYNOLDS SENIORS ROBERTS SHACKLETT SHIELDS WATTS WEEMS WEST NINA TENPENNY Girls’ Glee Club LYLAH THOMAS Betas Basketball Team CHRISTINE WALL Pep Squad EXUM WATTS President of Senior Class, President of Dramatic Club, Student Board SARA WEEMS Pep Squad, Dramatic Club MARION WEST Pep Squad, Dramatic Club, D. A. R. Medalist JOHNNY WILLIAMS Dramatic Club, H. S. Davidson County Club STEVENS WILLIAMS AMMERMAN BRADSHAW JUNIORS NOT PICTURED DAISY BENNETT CHURCH CROWDER PEGGY COOLEY KATHRYN ELWELL GENEVA HART DOUGLAS HARTMAN BILL ISOM EVELYN KILPATRICK CUMMINS ERLINE RAY DAVIS CHARLES TALBOT MASTON WITHEROW DUNLAP GOODMAN PENNINGTON DAVIS GRAYSON HALL HUTCHESON IJAMS LANGFORD LATTA LESTER PARKER LONG LOWREY MARTIN PENNINGTON PHILLIPS, B. PHILLIPS, V. BRADSHAW, PAYNE, MILLS JUNIORS MILLS RATCLIFF JENNINGS DAVIS President GUV PENNINGTON Vice-President ANNICE PAYNE Secretary PAUL MILLS Treasurer JACK BRADSHAW Sergeant at Arms MURDOCK SHIRLEY NEWMAN STOVALL CHANDLER CROTHERS Le ALLEN, ELD. ALLEN, ELIZ. BARRETT BURCH CULLUM DIAL DRAUGHON ELROD ED? NPELY. CULEUM: pen ieee President CHARLES MCCANN ...............Vice-President JEAN BARRETT........ 2530009098609 9.¢ Secretary BILLY JOHNSON ....... Barer acrereny ae Treasurer CULLUM, BARRETT, JOHNSON, MCCANN SOPHOMORES BROWN HELTON SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED DOROTHY ANDERSON DOUGLAS BRIGHT LAURIE BRENTS WAYNE BROOKS WAYNE CONWELL FRANK DILLARD JOYCE GWYNN ROBERT HATCHETT LETHA JENNINGS SAMMY MAYS RUTH PACE SOPHOMORES JOHNSON MARTIN McCANN PARMAN PERRY RICHARDSON STANTON STROOP TERRY ‘TRAYLOR TRIMBLE ‘TURNER BURT, BuRT, S. CROWELL CUNNIFF FLETCHER, E. FLETCHER, R. FOSTER FROST GAINES GOODMAN GREGORY GRIFFIN HALL HARLEY HARRIS HOLLAND HOLMES HUTCHESON HUTTON LYELL MASON FRESHMEN NETTERVILLE TENPENNY MYATT POWELL FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED MINNIE LOU BATEY BOBBY BEAUCHAMP GEORGE COATES EDWARD CURTIS Lucy HOGUE ROSEMARY HOOPER DOROTHY HORTON BEN ALLEN SHELTON MARLIN ‘THOMPSON COLEEN TOMLIN JEANNE WHEELER DoRIS WHITLEY Sees) [PS Sy ASIN eee NEWMAN TIBBS PARKER PARTER PIPER WARD WILLIAMS YOUNGBLOOD CEINEVEY Si ACR Dineen pace berries one. President BOBBY UMEASOND, ees eae eo toe Vice-President MINNIE Lou BATEY........ Secretary-Treasurer MASON, BATEY, WARD DOUGLAS SHIELDS High School Editor Editorial Staff TERMAN, SHIELDS, GREGORY High School Business Staff CAUTHEN, PAYNE, DIAL, SHACKLETT, GREGORY, JOHNSON CROTHERS CULLUM CUMMINS DAVIS DIAL DRAUGHON GAW GREGORY HELTON HENLEY HOLTON HUNTER JOHNSON om MARTIN, A. MARTIN, K. MASON MORTON MURDOCK NETTERVILLE OVERTON MARGARET ALEXANDER PHILLIPS, B. Sponsor PHILLIPS, V. PUCKETT RATCLIFFE LARIMORE HENLEY President ROBERTS RUTH SHACKLETT SHACKLETT Vice-President SHIELDS TRAYLOR WILL NEIL GREGORY Secretary Bo MASON Treasurer TRIMBLE WATTS WEEMS WILL DRAMATICS CLUB Che ‘ ee as ft Verena Henley | Pgh Sean and charles € a | School Snap s ,ofs : tlow’d Has hap en? of Ahe circus” TASON Most Popular Boy pO = fe) = JEANNE MORTON Most Popular Girl ANNICE PAYNI Best All-Around Girl JENNINGS DAVIS Best All-Around Boy SCHOOL FAVORITES ===] BILL PENNINGTON Most Intellectual Boy JENNINGS DAVIS Most Athletic Boy -—— SCHOOK WILL NEIL GREGORY Most Intellectual Girl ELVA IJAMS Most Athletic Girl Ay ONS ———— THE '44 SHIELDS, MASON, B., BARTLETT, SHIRLEY, FOSTER. Back row: STROOP, CHURCH, R., MASON, BO, DAVIS, CHURCH, J. ALTERNATE CAPTAIN BO MASON JENNINGS DAVIS, Captain of the 1944 Mustangs, achieved the enviable rating of outstanding player of the Eighth District. Lipscomb salutes with honor another worthy son MUSTANGS JAY CHURCH DOUGLAS SHIELDS Mustangs in action BERRY SHIRLEY BOBBY MASON ROGER CHURCH ‘The 1944 season saw the Mus- tangs send on the hardwood one of the scrappiest teams ever to represent Lipscomb High. ‘The boys, with a never say die spirit, after losing three fine players, developed their own stars under the guidance of Coach Alsup. Under the able leadership of Captain Jennings Davis, the Mustangs came within two points of the Eighth District Champs. The team once again distinguished itself for fine sportsmanship under the purple and gold banner. THE '44 MUSTANGS MANAGER AL BARTLETT In the tournament the Mustangs won for the sec- ond straight year recognition of their sportsmanship and fine spirit when Captain Davis received the most valuable player award as well as the best sportsman- ship medal. After defeating 'T. I. S. in the first round, the fight- ing Ponies went down under a strong East High team. It was, however, a victory in defeat in view of the awards which the team did receive. JACK BRADSHAW FRED STROOP MUSTANGS== INTRAMURALS Tumbling “Watch your man!” Two of the teams, composed largely of high school students, which played an important part in Lipscomb’s excellent intramural program ‘ seen a © ee ExUM WATTS — = JENNINGS Davis = GUV PENNINGTON TENNIS NEIL GREGORY ELVA IJAMS GIRLS' TENNIS BILLY JOHNSON GORDON ‘TURNER Although this is only the second year that it has made its appearance in Lipscomb activities, golf has proved to be one of the most popular of all sports. A good clean game, played by good clean boys, it meets all the requirements for Christian recreation. BILL PENNINGTON Bo MASON DOUGLAS SHIELDS ee GOLF Lip ;com aya servi’ eno! e uc an part eagerly await? gv year ; of raul tS papPy at ev of snow yer ey g sco™ gent .¥ ends ' xind trom yal supP r ho ave piace Y iene for Li comb you yyese gees Ww Lipscomb Sons in Service CHARLES AVERY BERYL BREWER BOOKIE BREWER JACK BOND JACK CHERRY EARL CHU JOHNNY CROTHERS WOODROW DAWSON JAMES DeVANEY IRA DOUTHITT LEROY DOWNS, JR. JAMES DUNLAP JAMES EASON WILFORD GRIMES ARTHUR HALL VIRGIL HARPER MacDANIEL HOOPER BOYD HUNTER ROBERT KERR VERNER KING _ WV ABIL THEO KIRKLAND HERBERT KLEYN HARRY LEATHERS JAMES McCAIN GEORGE McINTOSH CHARLES MADRAY WILLIAM MEADOW GLYNN MILLS THOMAS PARRISH JAMES PIGG J. D. 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Vivian Allen.....3510 Richland Ave., Nashville Nancy Sue Ammerman ... 1710 Primrose St. Nashville Betty Jane Anderson .. Maxey Lane, Nashville Ray Avalon Anderson. ... Jack Batey........Green Hills Drive, Nashville Shirley Blevins, nent 222,015 pe: Shady Valley 1008 N. 2nd St., Nashville Martha Burnett .. 302 Peachtree St., Nashville Helen Bunt 22. - 1615 Russell St., Nashville Harold Cauthen 4108 Westlawn Drive, Nashville Sycamore Landing Betty Jean Boyd Jane Chappell ... 1013 Glendale, Nashvill2 Jay Church. . 1114 Morrow Ave., Nashvill2 Madison Panmes NGO. 255, sane Jee hs Betty Jean Davis 2621 Belcourt Ave., Nashville aV illite DOSSet Corgan eeere ae . 122 No. Maple East Orange. N. J. Tou Bid marie, cent gee oes fice ts, eee oars Ripley TEOISeEDSCV coe ee Rt. 2, Nashville Annette Evans........ Glenwood Ave., Nashville Polly Ferguson. .755 N. E. 99th St., Miami, Fla. Will Neil Gregory....1505 Gale Lane, Nashville Larimore Henley. .900 Woodvale Dr., Nashville Nelda Holton@...225-: 2 Burton Ave., Nashville W. D. Hunter. .1115 Maplehurst Lane, Nashville Max® Johnsons e1 an. ie 1.2.8 mney Gallatin Bettye Kendrick 916 West Greenwood, Nashville (GlENGhiss TMM Fo enh ae Slack St., Gadsden, Ala. INOS COCRIEON GH aria: Staal tere Canton, Ohio Juanita Manning. ..748 Lynwood Ave., Nashville Charles Mason....... Clairmont Place, Nashville Billy Mayhugh. .1429 S. W. 8rd St., Miami, Fla. Jeanne Morton..... 4805 Nevada Ave., Nashville Sliven WNUK ooh poh acon eae _. Petersburg Juanita Netterville...... 1496 Woodmont Blvd. Nashville Martha Sue Norwood .1226 Joseph Ave., Nashville Evelyn Overton...1100 Graybar Lane, Nashville HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS Frances Ammerman........ 1710 Primrose Ave. Nashville Daisey Bennett..... Otter Creek Rd., Nashville Jack Bradshaw. ..1130 Woodvale Dr., Nashville Roger Church..:... 1114 Morrow Ave., Nashville Resveve Goole yaaa 2113 Acklen Ave., Nashville Mary Margaret Crowder........ 2377 Ravine St. Cincinnati, Ohio Betty Cummins. ..3713 Mayfair Drive, Nashville Jennings Davis, Jr.....Caldwell Lane, Nashville Anne Dunlap..... Green Hills Drive, Nashville Bennie Goodman 2904 Snowden Drive, Nashville Joanna Grayson. .2181 Nolensville Rd., Nashville Seam Jette og aedaao ou Noelton Lane, Nashville Genevanliartys 144 oss. 906 Stockell St., Nashville John Hutcheson. .4212 Lone Oak Rd., Nashville Wihvan lan svaeteronin Graybar Lane, Nashville BilelsOmera- aie eb 1505 Tremont St., Nashville Evelyn Kilpatrick...Maplehurst Lane, Nashville DIRECTORY Une eco LO Nee eee Granny White Pike INen{ilall y PUKE a. ngeatonseeanabe Murfreesboro Martha Jean Reynolds .... 1213 Ealwood Ave. Nashville NAMM) OYSTMS ae ve kino eck ee Oe oe Bumpus Mills Ruthie shacklertessse. 1017 Birchwood, Nashville Douglas Shields...... 1012 Gale Lane, Nashville iuieneysoteviens ci Lebanon Road, Nashville Ninas Wenpentyenaces- 1403 Ashwood, Nashville Lylah yibomase cans. ha sscottsvoro,-Alat Christine Wall... .2225 Patterson St., Nashville TRseonial WANES s oa ono a ce Charlotte Pike, Nashville ringer? ERNE NYUICSTSTONIGHNOR ce sos avec, eke ns Ay eeeaer ees Southside NiamiloinmVWVieS ta ae eieia! meer snee fens 2 Lafayette Johnny Williams ....... 2508 Nolensville Pike Nashville Wanrsiinia, dbevieriortal 81,6 me eo cde kare eos Gallatin joan Wattage eer 2102 Hamilton Rd., Nashville Samomiys Tees teneney ares san Rt. 4, Murfreesboro Deane ll owery neem eee a ee ie Crawford, Miss. Naval IMWEDRO 5 5G sas 817 Glenn Ave., Nashville [PRONG es a Be wee a 1424 Roberts, Nashville JicangeViundo clr aeer cies ee aes sce Petersburg Joy Newman........... 301 Lutie St., Nashville LOG IPAUAKATE boca ue ek be 703 Park Ave., Nashville ENNOWICE IRAN AE ok oa ae 410 N. 18th St., Nashville Guv Pennington. .Granny White Pike, Nashville Beteigy PIANOS, oe ne 916 Russell St., Nashville Vivian Phillips........ 421 Center Ave., Dickson Vicky Ratcliff. .1803 Christine St., Wayne, Mich. Erle: Rayee eae eer. 2004 Benjamin, Nashville Bernyn shits leyemreerernie 203 Scott Ave., Nashville Clrarlest@S tovalllli@ eter eats kre ceeds alee Winchester Charles Talbot. ..3674 Boise Ave., Venice, Calif. Maston Witherow...1310 S. High St., Columbia HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES Sihvaaloyetlnl NMS. oe 818 8th Ave., Jasper, Ala. Jammie AS toni ee eee Hazel, Ala. Dorothy Anderson...... 422 Rosedale, Nashville Jeane Barrette ae 2501 Capers Ave., Nashville Douclise@ Brichtaece nie se Teens Mt. Juliet Jolene Burch..........313 Rome St., Harriman Laurie Brents....2303 Belmont Blv d., Nashville Wayne Brooks........ 1804 Broad St., Nashville NOVEL LEIRO VMN, son one « 908 Knox Ave., Nashville Edith Chandler...... 802 18th Ave., S., Nashville Wayne: Conwell’ae. naan 1018 Kirkwood Lane Nashville Marcia Crothers...... 875 So. Cox St., Memphis Ed Neely Cullum...... Caldwell Lane, Nashville Loralee Dial. .4219 Olive St., Long Beach, Calif. Franke Dillarda 1. Seen rey min Brentwood Dorothy Draughon.......... 1110 Glenwood Dr. Nashville James Howard Elrod........... Rt. 6, Bordeaux Joyce Gwynn.......344 Peachtree St., Nashville Robert Hatchett..1608 7th Ave., No., Nashville Dil Heltoneer ee 309 Chapel Ave., Nashville Letham jeninin ess cee ee Brentwood Billy Johnson......... 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Mary Lou Burt. .1903 18th Ave., No., Nashville Shurleye B Unters. raeennee Maxey Lane, Nashville George Coates..... 1017 Clifton Lane, Nashville Virginia Crowell. .837 Sutton Hill Rd., Nashville Mable Claire Cunniff......... 1319 Lischey Ave. Nashville Ra Wace CUntiSeene ieee ee Rt. 1, Goodlettsville Fsther Fletcher....1118 Morrow Ave., Nashville Ruth Ann Fletcher..... 1118 Morrow, Nashville Larimore Foster. .5814 Roberson Rd., Nashville Eciywin eOStane eee 2243 Grandview, Nashville DorothyeGainesn ene Harris Ave., Madison Gene Goodman...... Blakemore Ave., Nashville Rebecca Gregory..... 1505 Gale Lane, Nashville Wralten: Ginithinieee sees ee 911 Cleve, Old Hickory Veranne Hallie. Observatory Drive, Nashville Douglas Harley... .2205 Lindell Ave., Nashville Louise Harris....... 2806 Gallatin Rd., Gallatin GUCy SEL OSUC oer 333 Sloan Ave., Nashville DIRECTORY Bobby Holland....... 909 Knox Ave., Nashville Jimmy Holmes...... ..Ward-Belmont Campus Nashville Rosemary Hooper. .900 17th Ave., S., Nashville Dorothy A LOLtO nee see Rt. 2, Brentwood Paul Hutcheson. .4212 Lone Oak Rd., Nashville Frances Ann Huton........ ....Rt. 2, Nashville Betties Lyell ae 1503 25th Ave., So., Nashville Bobby Mason....... Clairmont Place, Nashville cloyds Myatt es eee Burgie Ave., Nashville Dick Nettervallow se.) eee Wilkinson, Miss. Jack Newman.......... 301 Lutie St., Nashville Billy Parker...... 702 Park Ave., Anderson, Ind. (itu vag 2p crore een rece Highland Ave., Belle Meade Nashville Sammy Powell......... 2310 Belmont, Nashville Ben Allen Shelton. ...Woodbine Station, Rt. 4 Nashville David ‘Tenpenny...... 1403 Ashwood, Nashville Matlin Thompson............. Rt. 4, Mt. Juliet Dorothy Tibbs. .3702 Nolensville Rd., Nashville Goleens Vomlin@a: a eee Rt. 2, Brentwood Jimmie Ward noes... sas. syne Brentwood Doris Whitley......... 840 E, Clayton, Nashville Alice Jean Williams...... 243 ‘Thuss, Nashville JoeAnnes Young bloodiey ane eet et man Clifton CRISMAN MEMORIAL LIBRARY DAVID LIPSCOMB COLLECE LY £2. b4k ww A Bs, wUsitise Pie © | we ets ky 3 1 You Are Cordially Invited To Continue Your Education in Southern California NEW TERMS BEGIN JUNE 12 (FULL SUMMER SESSION) AND SEPTEMBER 12 For Further Information Address George Pepperdine College 1121 WEST SEVENTY-NINTH STREET LOS ANGELES 44, CALIF. HUGH M. TINER, President E. V. PULLIAS, Dean EVERETT BEASLEY Wholesale Dry Goods 1G 332 Public Square NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Ww TELEPHONE 5-1806 Ask Your Dealers for WILLIAMS Power-Full COAL A TROUBLE FREE STOKER FUEL A Product of NASHVILLE COAL CO., Inc. 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