Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 226 of the 1949 volume:

Divie EY Ag “ Te ke 4 YS ot , « ’ Within these pages is a record of the year 1949 at David Lipscomb College. From all parts of the world we came with visions of fruitful lives filled with service to our country, to our fellow men, and to our Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ. May the sparks of memories in your heart never die nor the flame of ardour be quenched with the over- whelming of years. Always recall with the opening of these pages that the warm, friendly light of the BACKLOG, still aflame with precious memories— welcomes you again By humility and the fear of the Lord are riches, and honour, and life. To the Lipscomb student Brother Baxter epitomizes humility. His humbleness of spirit, yet firmness of purpose, are living sermons to those who observe him daily. His plainness in presenting God's Word, his apt illustrations from a life rich with experience make one see that the gospel is applicable to every phase of life. One who has contributed greatly to the success of four Christian colleges, having been president of three, Brother Baxter is truly a man who serves for the good of the school with no thought of personal attainment. Because of his humility, his forgetfulness of self, his genuine love of the church, we, the Senior Class, do dedicate THE 1949 BACKLOG to Batsell Baxter. The Lord is my shepherd; | shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake. Yea, though | walk through the valley of the shadow of death, ! will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine ene- mies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and | will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever. COs Ee aaiolen ei mu And upon the first day of every quarter... aneanell Fa ae Where quiet minds rise . . . and fall! is? Is it worth all th Ate UME Ng eee aoe Dots Cos Rei isa um And from our own stage, we present... Oops! How did they get in here? Amid the hurry of the day, we pause... i “verti a il age ad ie ae Bleoats Ivan ... And for all you gave we... Quiet! Genius at work! The keeper of the keys. Se Waste: Ke emir bal ot eae Ww An’ ain't his voice pretty? ... op ae Mee ae Di me ee To 0 ei eS s s ® 3 = 7] Sherlock—they calls her! Mother sick? Humph, that's no excuse. ie 95 a ye . j a a ape eee Bet ev apie ike Peeping Tom... Well, you gotta know these things. Or else—they'll get like this! 7 t at Me 4 i — hee i 4 i : a Wat ne ae or Se nie eo Bien he ga 4 in an uu a ene Tua i sie 4 i : Paaysy ft ae aii ee pbslllibatahise una ety We ER Bt JOE NSS @aNSeEleaeiess Home, Sweet Home! That is... while we're here... So we won't complain. Bel Baal sl so Be eOae Oia Mo ammONd aes sisme IE BESS Beeeaepeiece ae le ASNeT These buildings, familiar to every student, represent the material side of the campus and have been planned for the benefit of the stu- dents as well as for the beauty of the campus. The latest in modern equipment has been installed in each building and aids in the facil- itating of all possible opportunities for the students. Here many joys have been shared along with the sorrows of making or losing the grade. Admini ATHENS CLAY PULLIAS President G. WILLARD COLLINS Vice-President = O as) © Ae as) —Y) J. P. SANDERS Dean = Zz [a4 [os] aE a. di (o-4 Registrar BOARD OF DIRECTORS Left to Right: .|. R. Byers, J. R. Tubb, Lee F. Powell, A. M. Burton, Vice-President; H. R. Leathers, President; M. N. Young, Secretary- Treasurer; J. E. Acuff, S. H. Hall, I. C. Finley. t MRS. MABEL-DEAN EHL Sponsor a IMCL i po EY _ i ae Al FACULTY WENDELLV CLIPPER A:B. eAcMin PhD) eee een Chemistry and Physics MARGARET (CARTER, B.Sap McAcasie oer nee Om enEca nomics BARRIST DARK, B.An MA a Ph: Dc ccemra ieee tne Mathematics MRS. SMABEL-DEANIER As BUACt Mc Acs sine nn English J RIDLEY SST ROO PimB.S.iM:A. Ph Dine ae Psychology THOMASE Ce WHITFIELD BIAy e MeAc vanes ene er a? Sees Education CYRUS WYMER WISER, B.S., M.A............. Sips, alent crs ete gee ok eee Biology EN RYCARNOLD SB-Ace cers taal © renee SR ae se Music JAMES OMBAIRD JRa B:A, M-Ass PhiDegemiem nen sn sc Social Science MRS RELIZABETEE Ss BEL BeOS s ic Acne nna et ee ene Music, Education MRS. MARY: Dy BLOOMINGBURG, B.S.0005.0....0 .... ........ 1. Spanish RALPHARS BRYANT, BiSiaMcAs.. 0.000 2 ecu das ets ek ........Mathematics EC OATE Mt Reb. Sop nM Avante ecu tyts e ttai ota Ie age argh English EUGENERW. CEEVENGER B-Ag B:Dine eae aoe eee Bible, Biblical Languages ORAGCRABIRE EDA eer Pt. os athe he Wy RE eee Speech NIEANE DEA LABS mre name t citer tein setts dae ies 4 oe 5 ort take ies, tn Music EREDEERWINBERIENDS® BtAcs MA. gushes ameter a antins English FACULTY FACULTY PAUL A. MATTHEWS, B.A., M.A. MORRIS P. LANDISS, B.S., M.A. JOHN KISER, B.A.............. THOMAS HANVEY, B.A., M.A. Ree greene History tr eee English Physical Education MARY MORROW FRIZZELL, A.B., B.S., M.A.......... Social Science, German MRS. SARA W. WHITTEN, B.S., M.A...............2... .. Modern Languages JOESSANDERS;: BiAus. coasecantrnce coartagitiiaiacees, 0; eer eee tere acer Speech, Bible AXELIWe- SWANG= BUA ve MiAre 2 tec. ean eee .. Business Administration ROY OTT BiAcst ene cet! oo tee aol Me teen ee Business Administration IRA L, NORTH, B.A., M.A... HERMAN WADDELL, B.A. .... Speech, Bible Physical Education ALEXANDER ENGLAND PALMER BRAZELTON FELTMAN RICE STAFF CAMP GAREY SHERRILL ECHOLS HARDING TAYLOR ELAM MOSIER WILLIAMS Left to Right: Holman, East, York, Mason OFFICERS BOWIMASON 22.0... com ies peck eae og, ae ec President DAVID: (EAS Tc; See 3 i oi iy rane ee ere ne on rea ie, Meee Vice-President EDSEL HOLMAN :. Sess 4zcsspecae ae eee pie lets ai were eosin ieee eae Treasurer JERLEN EV YORK 2 Sai: sn cawk aaah a Ae oe oes ph eee ee Secretary SENIOR CLASS Sree Niel Os RS Anderson, June Sociology, Business Administration Brewer, Ralph, Jr. History, Speech Blackman, Stanley Brown, Alfred History, Geography Bloomingburg, Wayne History, Psychology Buffaloe, Neal Biology, Chemistry Bloomingburg, Wendell History, Speech Bullington, Charles Sociology, English SEs Nislee@a Regs Byers, Frances English, Spanish Cathey, Gordon Speech, Bible Bynum, Mary Frances English, History Charlton, William Business Administration, History Carnahan, Lewis Business Administration, History Comer, Jacalyn English, Speech Carter, Harvey Mathematics, Physics Crawley, Robert Speech, Psychology Speen; FO, RS Crouch, Charles Speech, History Davis, James English, Bible Crowder, Mary Margaret Speech, English and History Davis, J. W. Bible, Speech Crump, Alfred Physical Education, History Dixon, Robert History, Speech Cullum, Edward Neely Speech, Psychology Douthitt, Martha Nell Sociology, Bible fie =e NP MOR eos Downing, Frank Physical Education, Speech East, David Speech, Bible Dudley, William East, Robbie English, French Dunlap, Anne Home Economics, Sociology Eaton, James History, Speech Dunn, Margaret English, Elementary Education Farrar, Lucretia Sociology, Education SHE eN Oo (RS Garrette, Jane Chemistry, Psychology Guthrie, Oscar Dan, Jr. Business Administration, History Gibson, Arlie Elementary Education, English Hardeman, June Music, French Gilbreath, Ronald English, Journalism Harper, Herbert Biology, Chemistry Gillen, Lee Ann English, German Hendon, Hardeman Business Administration, History St EON IR O@mnees Henley, Ralph History, Greek James, E!mer History, English Holley, Edward English, History Johns, Charles History, English Holman, Edsel Business Administration, History Kirkpatrick, C. J. Bible, Speech Hosse, William Mathematics, Speech Le Fevers, Newell History, Bible Sec Ne eOeR.S Lewis, Doris Elementary Education, English McClellan, Barbara English, Biology Little, Albert Business Administration, Chemistry McGaughey, Paul History, English Long, Nathaniel History, Education and Psychology McIntosh, George Business Administration Physical Education Lowry, Harding Music, History Martin, Ann Speech, History Se Eee NS Omens Mason, Charles History, English Nix, Joe Business Administration, History Mathews, James English, History Owens, Elizabeth Music, English Mills, Paul English, History Palmer, Alfred History, Speech Murphree, John Speech, English Parker, Ruth English, Art See BOARS Pendergrass, Forrest Bible, Speech Roberts, Joyce English, Speech and Music Powell, Opal General Business, English Scott, Charles Bible, Speech Ramsey, Lena Business Administration, Spanish Scott, Ann Home Economics, English Richardson, Gilbert History, Sociology Skaggs, Leonard Speech, History SE INS ORR as Smith, Alden Business Administration, English Spivey, Carson Business Administration, History Smith, Billy M. Business Administration, History Sprott, Cornelia Business Administration, English Smith, Rebecca History, English Swan, Hugh Business Administration Physical Education Snow, Leo Speech, Education Swan, Jane Duncan Business Administration, Psychology SENIORS Teal, Mary Frances Mathematics, Chemistry Tidwell, Paul History, Music Thompson, Christine General Business, English Underwood, Jean Elementary Education, English Thorne, Mary Kathryn General Business, History Vickery, Joseph English, History Tice, William Business Administration, Sociology Vining, Paul Speech, Bible Se ES NMIR Ores Volkert, Ruth English, Elementary Education White, Bettye Frances Music, English Wakefield, Howard Bible, Music te Wilkerson, Harold Business Administration, English Watson, Whitney English, Speech Williams, Calvin D. Business Administration, History Webb, Mary Sociology, Education Williams, James D. Business Administration History and Education Prom ENGI Opikess Williams, Perry Business Administration, History Wisenbaker, Doris English, Education Wright, William History, Education York, Jerlene Sociology, English JEUSNGI ORR as Alexander, Mary Catherine Barr, Peggy Jacquelyn Boyd, Fred Denton Allen, Mary Elizabeth Bass, Samuel Truman Braucht, Jack Cameron Anderson, Donald Nealon Bobbitt, Julia Martha Brewer, Beryl Caldwell Anderson, Mary Ethel Boeswetter, Lona Brusse, Barbara Anne Arnold, Haldon Boles, Kermit Jordan Bumgardner, Walter Gaynor oie Ne lh OeR-S Bullington, Alvin Carter Cavender, Norman Wes!ey Cooley, Peggy Burt, Mary Lou Chapman, Forrest Lyndall Cooper, James Edward Cannon, Maurice Jackson Chesshir, Lewis Haskell Cranford, L. E. Casey, Ralph Clark, Jo Ed Daniel, Walter Carlyle Casmir, Fred Cooke, Wendell S. Davis, Elyon H. JOU ING FE: @cReeS Davis, Oliver Jennings, Jr. Edwards, Kenneth Boyd Frizzell, Samuel Ray, Jr. Derseweh, James Robert Ellis, Neal Powell Gault, Bobbie Lee Dicks, Marceline Clodia Ellzey, William Conrad Gill, Fannie Rice Dillard, Milton Allen Farris, Dorothy Dean Ginn, Reginald Alfred Dunavant, Billy Glenn Fergus, Joan Gilbreath, Berta Alwilda Dee Near Qa 2S Goodman, Bennie Baxter, Jr. Haver, Robert W. Hickox, Tommie Ann Groome, Eugene Joseph, Jr. Hawkins, Archie Ragin, Jr. Higginbotham, Eva Hardison, Joseph Albert Hazelip, Harold Hilbert, George Earl Hardy, Richard Calvin Headrick, Lynn Douglas Hooper, Willie Claiborne Harris, Richard Talmage Hickey, George E. Horton, Charles Joel JUNIORS Howard, Vera Kerce, Elizabeth Lee, Billy Oral Hudgins, Geneva Irene Kittrell, Frederick Jones Leong, Bettie Lin Tai Hudgins, Stephen Byrd Krumrei, Ernest John, Jr. Locke, Marceline Jones, Richard Lee Lawrence, Frank Edward, Jr. Loden, Woody Keele, Kenneth A. Ledbetter, Laura Matilda Love, Wayman Weldon eeu Nel ORES McClure, Thelma Mae Matheny, Carl Newton, Janetta McCrory, Lewis Collins Miller, Joyce Nichols, Joe McIntyre, Donald Thompson Morgan, Richard Noles, Billy M. Martin, Arthur Glenn : Myers, Ralph Eugene Notgrass, Frank Prentice, Jr. Marsh, Isaac Lee Nance, Barbara Nell Oliphant, William Harris as se ee J UCN COP RaS Overall, Beverly Jean Pedigo, Gladys Eula Roberts, Peggy Ann Parker, Hollis Dawson Perry, Harold Ralph Savely, Harold F. Parker, Clusta LaMurle Jarrett Puckett, Erlon F., Jr. Scott, Robert V. Parnell, Royal D. Rankin, Jack Lovell Shirley, Berry Nelson Patten, Betty May Richardson, Helen Dalphnee Shoulders, Paul Edward SeUeNe | On ReeS Sinclair, Robert Eugene Stephens, Juanita Woodruff Summers, Pauline Sloan, Jack Nelson Stephens, Melvin P. Swan, Ruth Mozelle Smith, Margaret Stockton, Willis Hunter Tamble, Richard Joseph Spivey, Sue Strong, James Willard Thomson, Jean Katherine Stanton, Katherine Stubblefield, Howard Hughes Thomason, Weatherford Aaron JUNIORS Trimble, John Clifton West, Willis Marshall, Jr. Vann, Doris Juanita Williams, Amanda Doyle Veteto, Bruce Austin Wilson, Gloria Jean Walderon, Henry Ford Watson, Frances Jane SOPHOMORES Anderson, Robert Batey, Minnie Lou Bonner, Helen Maurice Anderson, Nancy Read Bays, James C. Boyd, James William Atkins, Billy Everett Bell, Robert Sullivan Bradshaw, Jack Goldston, Jr. Atnip, Bobby Lee Bissinger, Montice Matalene Bradshaw, Mary Ann Barnhouse, C. Michael Bland, Hugh Granvel, Jr. Bragg, James William SOPHOMORES Brooks, Robert Houston Browning, Nina Elizabeth Carnahan, Johnnie Ralph Brown, Betty Jo Buffington, Charles Roy Carr, Luther Beecher Brown, Clarence Paul Bunting, Robert Harold Carr, Mary Frances Brown, Johnnie Hillman Buschmann, Martha Ruth Cheek, Earl Porter Brown, Ruth Leora Cadenhead, Barbara Anne Cheek, James Clyde SOPHOMORES Childers, Patricia Anne Clevenger, Ernest Allen Crafton, Thelma Kate Church, Jack L. Coleman, Betty Jean Cutts, Rosemary Clark, Edgar Eugene, Jr. Connell, Connie Mac Daniel, Martha Veola Clark, Wanda Lain Cope, Eva Louise Dennison, Marshall N. Claypool, David William Coriell, Emmett Barrett Dennison, Nancy SOPHOMORES Dickey, Jeanne Eaton, Carl Hughes Foster, Larimore Dobbins, William Todd Echols, Eleanor Ruth Frazier, Kenneth Arnold Dockery, James Rufus Ericson, Anita June Fujiwara, Betty Sugeko Dooley, Martha Neal Feiber, Lois Ann Fujiwara, Joanne Masa ko Earwood, Melba Jean Ferguson, Elizabeth Ann Fuller, Sara Margaret SOPHOMORES Galloway, Frances Glover, Ruth Laverne Grandy, Walter Bruce Garner, Mary Frank Goin, Hunter DeWitt Graves, Martha Ann Gass, Opal Louise Goin, Jasper Calvin, Jr. Gray, Jane Gill, Joe Gordon, Betty Lou Green, Loretta Glenn, James Gilbert Grandy, Ralph A. Gregory, Rebecca SOPHOMORES Hagewood, Joseph Randall Harrison, Alice Estelle Holley, Mary Ellen Hagewood, William Dean Head, Evelyn Louise Holt, Loree Hall, Gardner Sewell Head, Gloria Hooper, Rose Mary Haneline, Norma Henderson, Jo Ann Hunt, Agnes Hardison, William Harlan Henderson, John Grady, Jr. Hunt, Shirley Anne SOPHOMORES Hutcheson, John Campbell, Jr. Jenkins, Jean Neal Justice, Bonnie Jean Hutcheson, Paul Henry Jenson, Kenneth Wade Karnes, Billy Mac Jackson, Floyd Jent, Elbert Olin Kerr, Sarah Gill Jarrett, Henry McCullough Jones, Norma Carolyn Killebrew, Jane Elizabeth Jarrett, James Jones, Sam Lambert, William Martin SOPHOMORES Lee, Robert Henry London, Charles Douglas McLeod, Geraldine Lentz, William Harold Long, William Henry Mason, Bobby Sutton Lester, Frances E. Luther, Maxine Medlin, Corbin Grady Lester, Georgia Leona MacKenzie, Roger Miller, Alvis Lipscomb, Margaret McKee, Aude Mills, Roger Payne SOPHOMORES Moneypenny, Harry B in, Billie Nell Mull in Sara Ba Perry, Austin Moody, Netterville, John Thomas Philpot, Doris Caneta Eleanor Mae Moody, Nicholas, Mary Ruth , Mary Helen Philpot ise . Mary Eloi Morgan _ Roy Bennett Osborne Pierce, Jerry Vere Moss, Joyce Ann , Peggy Sue Peden ° . 0 oa c fe , Mar istole P SOPHOMORES Plumlee, Evan Russell, Charles Willard Scruggs, Robert Bryan, Jr. Reasonover, Clyde Dolores Russell, Roger Lee Shuler, Laura Jean Riggs, Robert Gray Rutherford, Robert Glynn Sims, Orie Bennett Robertson, Anne Marie Sanders, Ulis Dewey Smith, Y. Ollis Ross, Martha Belle Scott, Harold Leroy South, James Buford SOPHOMORES Stancliff, Richard Arlen Temple, John Earl Van Hook, Lloyd Alvin Stutts, Jackie Mae Tibbs, Dorothy Jean Verrall, Jayne Sweeney, James Swanson Tuggle, William Charles Walker, William Helm Tarkington, Charlie Boyd Turner, Kenneth W. Wallace, Mary Frank Taylor, Dorothy Mae Utley, Homer Brewer Warren, Charles Edwin SOPHOMORES Warren, James S. Williams, Hilda Y. Wood, Jimmy Cooper Warren, Will Ed Wilson, Andrew Clifton Woodward, Alvin Wayne Welch, Marjorie Grace Windrow, Mary Mourning Worley, James Charles Wherry, Frances Annette Wiseman, Chester Dallas, Jr. White, Bettye Jane Wiser, Wendell FRESHMEN Adkins, Elizabeth Orr Ambrose, George Edna Askew, John Paul Agsalud, Florita Anderson, Naomi Ruth Atkins, Betty Moore Allison, Jeannine Armstrong, Keating Allister Austin, Virginia Lee Alten, Dieter Armstrong, Wilma LaVerne Bagley, Mary Paige Alvis, Charles Ray Arnold, David Bailey, Geraldine ERE SaiikMaee in Baker, Robert Millard Bearden, Nora’ Kathleen Blackman, Richard Edward Baker, Sarah Beall Beasley, Jane Bloomingburg, Janie Belle Baker, Sarah Ruth Beasley, William Boswell, Janelle Ball, Minnie Ruth Beck, Ernestine Virginia Boyd, James William Bartlett, Allan Henry Bell, Roberta Frances Boyd, Margaret Lucile FRESHMEN Boyd, Robert Johnson Brilhart, John Burris, Ralph Boukas, Mary Brooks, Marjorie lone Burris, Virginia Bragg, Katherine Brown, Charles Lee Burch, Jack Breeding, Mary Patricia Burchett, Russell Burton, Paul Brewer, Helen Marie Burnett, Shirley Byers, William Howard Rak ESS ite Maren Byrne, Herman Chamberlain, James West Cline, Corinne Calahan, Mary Ann Charles, John Bevenly Cole, Frances Brown Campbell, Dorothy Anne Chastain, Sarah Frances Conwell, Wayne Cathey Cantrell, Paul Elverett Chow, Frederick K. Y. Cook, Leman Golden Cato, Anne Romaine Claxton, Carolyn Coomer, Shirley June Piss 3) Ibi ie 1N Copeland, Betty Jo Davis, Janis Glynnell Doggett, Winifred Graves Copeland, Sarah Kathryn Dease, Hilton Jones Douglas, John King Craig, Betty Deasy, Beatrice Maxine Duncan, Melba Jean Dalton, Charles Dees, Huella La Nelle Dunn, Ann Kathleen Davis, Bessie Inell Dobson, Paul Van Durham, Paul Raymond FRESHMEN Dwyer, Bettye Jean Edwards, Robert Earl Ezell, John William Echols, V. Larry Elam, Doris Juanita Ezzell, Bettye Ruth Edmondson, Dorothy Marie Eldridge, Thomas Fergus, Mary Patterson Edmondson, James W., Jr. Eldridge, Virginia Lee Ferrell, Carolyn Juanita Edwards, John Everett Evans, James David Fish, Donald Winston FRESHMEN Forcum, James Gray Gaw, Lloyd Goodrum, Leonidas Oscar Franklin, Miller Woodson Gaw, Doyle Shrigley Grady, John Paul Fussell, Berry William III Givens, James Robert Graff, William Ruben Garner, Robert Cawthon Golden, Frankie Grayson, Mary Ann Gates, Jo Frances Golden, Vera Green, Julian Campbell ER Essel Meee Gregory, Joy Hamlin, Joe Robert Hatcher, Juanita Gunselman, Marshall Bernard Hardeman, Betty Lois Headrick, Robert Wayne Halbrooks, Rosa Lee Harris, Dennis Clarke Hearn, Mark James Hall, Bessie Dale Harris, Lynn Allen Hedgecoth, Iris Carlene Hall, Richard Haygood, Ann Heltsley, James fe ReEpSeiaMacN Henry, Harriet Evelyn Hollingsworth, John G. Humphreys, Louise M. Hickerson, Mattie Lee Hollins, Dorothy Sue Hurley, Elsie Ann Hill, Lottie Allen Holloway, Rebecca Ann Hurley, Marian Hodges, James Arthur Hosse, Douglas Edward, Jr. Hutchison, Emily Juanita Hogan, Arthur Elwood Hughes, Sam Ingram, James McClaven EF ReESS se aMaean James, Joe T. Killebrew, Gela Annette Knight, Bobby Hudson Jenkins, William Warren Killen, Duncan Arnold Knight, Pattie Jean Johnson, Marjorie Jo Killon, Glenn Taylor Kogachi, Shigeji Jones, James Morris Kimbro, Charles Hughes Koger, Jean Kelly, Jane Arden Kirkpatrick, Josie Helen Koger, June FE R.EsS' HoM°E N La Croix, Dorothy Arlene Lawrence, Elmo Neil Lewis, Katie Elizabeth Lamar, Claud Elbert, Jr. Lawrence, Robert Wilson Ligon, Marvin Elizabeth Lamb, Margaret Leaver, Sarah Lindsey, Donold O. Lamberth, James Elmore Lemasters, Lloyd Landis Loden, James Landiss, J. Will LeNeave, Jacquelyn Lyell, Eugene Dudley FE ReE SSeMeesN McCaleb, James McFadden, Clellan Zane McWilliams, Bill Gene McCann, Dorothy Elizabeth McKinney, Charles Ernest McWilliams, Marilyn McDaniel, Bonnie McKnight, Mary Ann Marshall, George Thomas, Jr. McDoniel, Robert Glen McLerran, Dayton Marshall, Johnny Charles McElrath, Lester Leamon McWhorter, George H. Mash, Mary Frances FRESHMEN Massey, Lorenzo Dow Mills, William Okey Myers, Jane Medearis, Harvey Dean Moffitt, Bettie Jean Nelson, Jenny Lynn Meek, Betty Jane Molloy, Betty Sue Nevins, Isabelle Miller, Andrew Gill Morgan, Nancy Carolyn Newman, William Randall Mills, Gilbert Randolph Murphy, Rose Marie Nichols, Georgia EC REEsS leMaeen Nicholas, John Owens, Betty June Patten, Gladys Patricia Nolen, Amanda Jane Park, Olga Jean Peach, Mary Jean Nunley, Louis Dean Parkes, James Phillip Pinkston, Juanita Oliver, Douglas Pate, Artie Thomas, Jr. Plemmons, Mildred Given Overturf, Charles Logan Patrick, Ruby Polk, Paul Earl FRESHMEN Prochnow, Helmut Fritz Reid, Betty Ann Roberts, Sue Pryor, Virginia Lou Rhodes, Forrest N. Robnett, Winifred Sue Rascoe, James Clifton Richie, Virgil Richard Rogers, Sarah Louise Raulston, Herbert Ridley, Marjorie Rotenberry, Eileen Reeder, Delma Laurene Roark, Edith Helen Rotenberry, Lee FRESHMEN Rucker, John McAlpin Seals, Brown Ramsey, Jr. Short, Dorothy Anne Russell, Betty Anne Sewell, Roy Alvin, Jr. Sikes, Paul Edward Russell, Jack T. Sherrill, Athalie Simmons, Mary Frances Sanderson, Joyce Annette Sherrill, Elvis Caldwell Smith, William Utley Scott, Katherine Shetter, Carl Edward Smythe, Doris Lee PRE Side) dean) Sparkman, Thomas Carroll Swope, Agnes Rose Tenpenny, Weaver Jo Springer, Otis Doyle Tabor, Marshall Vernon Terry, Robert Henry Steen, Virginia Ann Talbert, George Edward Thomas, Harold Oliver Stutzman, Harold Dwight Tarence, Laura Thompson, Thelma Katherine Swan, Charles Moss Tate, Wilma Jean Thompson, William Herman, Jr. FE ReEsSes Merten Thurman, Peggy Joy Walker, James D. Ward, Melvin Robert, Sr. Townsend, Dian Marriott Walker, Odell Watts, Bethel Arnold, Jr. Turner, Annie Katherine Wallace, Billie Faye Wear, Betty Rae Upton, Clara Frances Walters, Virginia Webb, Lorraine Frances Vann, Harold Frances Walton, William Monroe Wells, Betty Jo FRESHMEN Whitehead, Anna Kathryn Willett, Mansel Wolf, Roy Whiteside, Mary Alice Williams, Faye Womack, Jacquelyn Wiggins, William Williams, Roberta Jean Worten, Susan Marie Wilhelm, Jack Petty Williams, Vera Wright, Carmen Wilks, Dora Magdalene Willis, Julia Dean Wright, Donald James SPECIAL STUDENTS F ROE SseieMseen Wright, Doris Fay Yates, William Bethel Yearwood, Donald Freeman Young, Greta Briley, Clayton Brown, Granville Lee, James Liu, John Malone, Eddie Roberts, Willard Gray q131daAVM GYVMOH a3uHduNW NHOFS NOXIG LuagoU YALYVS AJAYUVH MYOA ANITA WNNAd AUVAN LSV4i 31gdOu NVW3AGYVH ANN 6P6L 0 31N0D ADW Q —_ G7 — | QZ “WENDELL BLOOMINGBUR Bachelor of Ugliness I OUTHI MARTHA NELL D . . cg Ds 2 @ Dis Honor Students Oratory EDSEL HOLMAN JOYCE ROBERTS ALBERT LITTLE BOB CRAWLEY Most Representative JOE CLARK (Junior) BETTY OWENS (Freshman) BOB ATNIP (Sophomore) Take time to be holy.'' .. . Unforgettable experiences in every Lipscombite’s memory are the daily chapel services which offer relief from the demands of the school day. . .. There over 800 hearts become one in purpose. . . . Drawn closer together by a common desire, students and faculty members receive strength from each other and from the God they worship. ... Refreshed by prayer, song, and meditation, they leave with a desire to become more like their Master. Speak oft with thy Lord.'' . . . Every eve- ning before retiring, Johnson Hall girls gather for a brief de- votional. .. . Those who take part find these periods appropriate climaxes to the day's activities. SM Sa oot Henry Arnold directs the da'ly chapel as- sembly . . . songs of praise and joy .. . pe- titions for strength and guidance. . . . Drills often are held during the activities period. C. L. Overturf, minister of the College Church, is shown discussing the work of the congregation with Robert Jones, min- ister of the Southside Church of Christ, Fort Worth, Texas. Jones conducted the fall meeting, and preached to large audi- ences at every service. James Bales, head of the Bible Department of Harding Col- lege, was speaker for the spring meeting. Approximately 150 Lipscomb students plan to devote their lives to the work of the ministry. Many of them preach every Sunday for congregations in the Middle Tennessee area. During the year, they meet every Monday evening to discuss problems and hear talks by experienced ministers. Wendell Bloomingburg, chairman of the group, is in charge of the weekly meetings. Batsell Baxter is serving his third year as head of the Bible Department. His stu- dents profit from the experience he has had as a preacher, educator, and writer. His lessons are delivered simply, yet force- fully. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Speak oft with thy Lord. ... Every D. L. C. student has a daily class in Bible during the school year. Throughout the college's fifty-eight-year existence, its leaders have sought to fulfill the original purpose of the school: instruction in the Word of God. Able instructors make sure that Bible ‘s not just another subject. They are, left to right: lra North, James Baird, Harris Dark, Batsell Baxter, Willard Collins, J. R. Stroop, and Bat- sell Barrett Baxter. Highlight of the entire program was the annual fellowship dinner, which honored those who had been preaching forty years or more. Twenty-two honor guests attend- ed, with a total of 1,061 years’ preaching experience. 1949 WINTER Most of the visitors on the campus for the lectureship were preachers of the gospel. Many of them came from distant places to enjoy the week of association and instruction. Shown discussing their part of the program are (left to right): Melvin Wise, J. T. Marlin, and Paul Ed- wards. Their subjects were Grounds on Which We Receive the Bible as the Word of God, The Three Dispensations,'’ and Regeneration, respectively. Oth- er visiting speakers were J. E. Acuff, S. H. Hall, Bonds Stocks, Avis Wiggins, George Bethurum, Marshall Keeble, B. C. Goodpas- ture, Walter Adams, C. M. Pul- lias, and L. R. Wilson. LECTURESHIP Theme of this year's series, which was held January 24-28, was ''God's scheme of Redemption. Approximately 300 visitors, representing eighteen states, attended the programs. Three sessions of lectures were held each day during the period. Several coilege faculty members were fea- tured on the program. They are: A. C. Pullias, J..P.. Sanders, Paul Mrantet nel w seas ankee Stroop, Harris Dark, Batsell Barrett Baxter, J. E. Choate, Wymer Wiser, Willard Collins, Eugene Clevenger, James Baird, Ira North, and Thomas Whitfield. Students who are pri- marily interested in the German field meet periodically to study problems. Organized by Fred Casmir, stu- dent from Germany, the group attempts to acquaint itself with the customs and language of that country. Those who plan to serve as missionaries after graduation join the Mission Study Class, which meets every week to study reports from mission fields in the United States and abroad. Members of the group sponsored a campus drive to furnish needed equipment for Nash- ville Christian Institute. EINES Mies co =) sty O Lu Lu on) O) el IRE MENS GRE Gieley : Y) Oo LU }— ll a O ais O MIXED CHORUS QO Relea Miller k GB ar et an et ae ee OU) O ood O co SCIENCE Lu DS © ak EG INTERNA- TIONAL RELATIONS CLUB SOGIAL STUDY GEWUB nS = a) LITERATURE Ee at = LL Oo O WRITERS: CLUB SCHOLAR- SHIP CLUB FUTURE TEAC TIERS i i + 4 PREACHERS CEs MISSION SHCUIBA( CLUB CLUB LL f}— co LL (a SPEECH Sas ae O }—- Gs pa, Se ACIS) (i 8% COLLEGE Vv) fa Lu O O PITIFUL PICKIN'S MERRY CHRISTMAS — _HAPPY NEW YEAR : “ tite abe et on ee de PEG he RN Rt Cgscrk et a5. Hae Mhet Se Lower gh ag te Sette wath gad abe eee es i i i i : : ‘ | cater, EDITORIAL STAFF Hooper York Davis Tarence Overall Braucht Mills BUSINESS STAFF Thompson Watson Brusse Cullum Dunlap Goin Overturf GHA Ss ODE Ty tee peerage Wee BABBLER Bobbitt, Editor OP eres ea Anderson Nicholas Mills Parker Long Mathews me Gnas Mathews, Editor Webb Roberts Gault Braucht Vickery Lox ee ce cee ae. “Sres aie, 12, nan a5 GD 7 iad VY) ra Zz WA Lu (a O = HOMECOMING cs aad 3 Ww Crowned by President Pullias, honored by the alumni, supported by the Board of Directors, and loved by the students, Miss Jerlene York reigned as the 1949 Home-Coming Queen. THE QUEEN AND HER COURT ATHLETIC STAFF Left to right: J. E. Choate, Golf; Winnie Taylor, ''B'' Team; Tom Hanvey, Physical Education and Tennis; Gene Boyce, Athletic Director and Intramurals; Herman Waddell, Basketball and Baseball; Joe Nix, Intramurals; Fred Friend, Track. With eyes to the future, the Lipscomb Athletic Department envisions an expanded and all-inclusive athletic program. The new gymnasium nearing completion, prospects of a well-equipped athletic field in the near future, and an increasing number of well-trained coaches and teachers, cause Lipscomb to look forward to greater teams, more varied intramural programs, and a much larger physical education department. SCHOOL SPIRIT THE 1949 CHEERLEADERS The 1949 cheerleaders proved to be amonq the best in Lipscomb history. They began the year with a rousing pep rally before the T. P. |. game and never ceased to liven the student spirit throughout the year. Pictured at the left, they are Jerlene York, Fannie Rice Gill, Bobby Brooks, Betty Owens, Charles Buffington, Joyce Sanderson, and Joy Greg- ory. The student cheering section at every game was always wild with enthusiasm and faithful in their support of the Bisons. The Lipscomb spirit was at its peak in 1949.. Here they stand in honor of their Home-Coming Queen. 1949 HIGHLIGHTS Selection of cheerleaders . . . their spirited pep rally . . . Bisons defeat T. P. |.—first time in history . . . arduous practice sessions . . . great teamwork against M. T. S. C.... team got hot for Austin Peay ... thrilling overtimes . . . heartbreakers ... that trip to Atlanta . . . snowbound ... the band played on... Bisons clip wing of Golden Eagles again . . . crowded busses to C. C. gym . . . Captain Downing's overhead shot . . . beautiful home-coming ceremony . . . trips during mid- term exams... . Big John’’ always holds high scorers now . .. ''Fuzzy ' . . . good sportsmanship . . . training table . . . chalk talks . . . tournament time . . . school spirit . . . consolation winners... new 'L'' Club... Lene Queen ... new gym next year... ''Pelvis'’ Sherrill . . . Big Harry inks baseball contract . . . nice game. HERMAN WADDELL, having served as assistant coach of the Bisons for the last two years, took over the duties as head coach this year. His great concern for his players, his will to win, his devotion to the game, his sacrificing spirit, his Christian personality, and his always gentlemanly conduct brought the respect and esteem of his team, his school, and his fellow coaches. WADDELL AND THE STARTING FIVE: Davis, Downing, Waddell, Moneypenny, Henderson, and McIntosh (kneeling). TRAINER BERYL BREWER MANAGER JIM EATON MANAGER BEN HOLDER THE BISONS THE 1949 BISONS. Front Row (left to right): Hoyt Kirk, George McIntosh, Captain Frank Downing, Manager Ben Holder, Jennings Davis, Elvis Sherrill, Tom Wainwright. Second Row: Manager Jim Eaton, John Henderson, Roy Sewell, Coach Herman Waddell, Dow Massey, Harry Money- penny, Trainer Beryl! Brewer. The 1949 Bisons enjoyed another successful season under the direction of Coach Waddell, Lipscomb's new cage mentor. The team ended the season with a record of eleven victories and nine defeats, amassing a total of 1,102 points against |,0I7 points scored by their opponents. The '49 season ended the collegiate careers of only two of the Bisons, Frank Downing and George McIntosh. Coach Waddell look s forward, therefore, to greater things next year with a seasoned group of letter men to return. Great team play in many of their games and exceptional individual performances by every man throughout the year characterized the '49 season. First Win in History Over T. ?. |. Vandy Still Too Much Florence Falls Short Vandy Too Tough Martin Fades Time Out Martin Loses Bison Rally Beats M. T. S.C. Austin Peay Falls Hard Everybody All Right? Florence Got Hot L. M. U. Still Champs HARRY MONEYPENNY Center—241 Points JENNINGS DAVIS Forward—230 Points Most Valuable Player JOHN HENDERSON GEORGE McINTOSH Guard—70 Points ROY SEWELL Center—92 Points HOYT KIRK Forward—57 Points JOHN HENDERSON Guard—104 Points FRANK DOWNING Forward—215 Points Frank Downing Receives the Y. S. A. C. Tournament Consolation Award for the Bisons DOW MASSEY Forward—21 Points ELVIS SHERRILL Guard—19 Points TOM WAINWRIGHT Guard—49 Points SC tring M. T. S. C. Stings Long Trip Beats Oglethorpe Mighty Tech Wrecked Way to Go, Gang! Austin Peay Revenge Union Overtime Victors Union Repeats Cumberland Is Home-Coming Victim in Bison Romp Cumberland Again T. P. |. Falls Again Y. S.A, C. Champs Rally for Win M. T. S. C. Consolation Losers to Herd B TEAM THE 1949 B TEAM. Left to right, standing: Richard Blackman, Bill Ezell, Bobby Mason, Billy Smith, Johnny Temple, Ralph Grandy, and Joe James. Kneeling: Jimmy Woods, Manager; Winnie Taylor, Coach. SCHEDULE Score Opponent Peabody Fraternity ........... SO pie fo ie Te Cote, Oe ae aE 23 Pond River's. sage hs SA aet mee a a Seen ena ne 20 Immanuel “Baptist i.) Al S10 oe ah akan aies oe eae 38 General: Shoe. 4 2520-05 gk SNC ge a Sa dee 13 Peabody ‘Indépendaats 2) a aa Seok os, Weta Ieee eS a Veterans, : DacQcae iPro ease a, 1 Ranh as See, ae a7 Tenhassee Tech 2B Shearmiay bak... a. Roky eo ee eee eee en ee 59 Peabody Fraternity (3845 tage een eee ee ee 2 Vanderbilt Frosh. � . 45 aan genes MP Pee. See Mere 4g 35) 70 Immantuiel-Baptistre: cm siemnameeis, ERE Stace 64 31 Vanderbilt Frosh ........... Ae eli Sages, ee 4| 7 INTRAMURALS 1949 INTRAMURALS during the fall and winter were again stifled because of a lack of interior facilities, but got into full swing at the beginning of the spring quarter. As the BACKLOG goes to press, Gene Boyce announces a spring basketball tourney and softball tourney. Also on the program will be the annual track and field meets. Under the capable direction of Boyce and his student assistant, Joe Nix, a successful touch football tour- nament was conducted in the fall and boys’ basket- ball tourney in the winter. A total of 140 students participated in these two activities. Results of the tournament are below. FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Won Lost Won Lost Eagles 4 0) Eagles 5 | Cavaliers 3 | Cavaliers 3 3 Knights 2 2 Comets 2 4 Comets | 3 Knights 2 4 Rockets 0 4 Eagles Champs in Football Eagles Champs in Basketball BASEBALL Coach Waddell with a group of twenty-one freshman prospects who The 1948 team will return all but four of the above letter men. will bolster a seasoned group of returning letter men. Sophomore Harry Moneypenny's loss to the professional ranks will be heavily felt. All but four of the 1948 Bison baseballers will greet Herman Waddell along with a promising group of freshmen. As the BACKLOG goes to press the Bisons have twelve games scheduled and are expecting at least two more. Last year the team closed the season with a six to six won-lost record and impressive wins over some of the V. S. A. C. power teams. The Bisons will encounter Austin Peay, Murfreesboro, Florence, Martin, Cumberland, and Union. Returning pitchers Harper, Wilson, Derseweh, and Swan. 1948 Bisons in action. TENNIS Ben Reid, 1948 V. S. A. C. Singles George McIntosh and Jennings Davis, 1948 V. S. A. C. Doubles Champs. Champ. ; “L CLUB In 1949, THE DAVID LIPSCOMB COLLEGE 'L'' CLUB was formed as a student organization made up of varsity letter men to serve the school’s athletic department. It was instrumental in giving prestige to the varsity letter award, providing for a greater interest in athletics on the campus, selling illustrated programs at the basketball games, and creating a better spirit between students, faculty, and athletes. Its possibilities are great, and it is hoped that it will continue to function as a service to D. L. C. and its alumni. THE 1949 L' CLUB. Front Row (left to right): Bloomingburg, Dilllard, Sides, Bradshaw, Wilson, McIntosh, Secretary; Jarrett, York. Second Row: Harris, Nix, Vice-President; Netterville, Johns, Kirk, Long, Gill. Third Row: Hendon, McIntyre, Mason, Stubblefield, Eaton, Reid. Fourth Row: Derseweh, Brewer, Shirley, Treasurer. Fifth Row: Scott, East, E. Davis, Publicity Director. Sixth Row: Russell, Hosse, J. Davis, President. Seventh Row: Henderson, Grandy, Temple. Eighth Row: Taylor, Swan, Waddell. School igh H REE eRnadeene Renn ee oe! MAX HAMRICK, B.S. Mathematics As principal ot the high school tor the past sixteen years, Mr. Hamrick has always given sound advice to his students and found time for a friendly chat in the halls. MACK CRAIG, B.A., M.A. DABNEY PHILLIPS, B.S., M.A. Bible, Latin Bible, Physical Education aL.) apeaeeer CAROLYN KING, B.A. JOHN L. RAINEY, B.S., M.A. Mathematics Bible, Social Science MRS. JOHN R. SANDERS, B.A. English, Social Science EVA McCANLESS, B.L., B.S. English, Shorthand ey OPO yn SEQ) ze PAULINE STOCKTON, B.S., M.A. Home Economics MAXINE MERCER, B.A. Librarian xo4onmececeop nmn REBECCA PARK, B.S. EARL H. WEST, B.S. Commerce, Physical Education Natural Science Most Popular ROSALYN HALE THOMAS TRIMBLE Most Intellectual DONALD WAYNE HAMRICK JOY ANDERSON Most , BURTON GRANT Versatile MARILYN DOUGLAS Most Athletic DICK BATEY ERA MAE RASCOE W ittiest DONALD HENLEY PAT ADKINS ee. S Se “ gs — mis = ie igs 4 o O = = © qa @ RS Miss Lipscomb ERA MAE RASCOE Miss Backlog MARILYN DOUGLAS Civitan Medalist ROY EZELL D. A. R. Medalist PATRICIA LANDON Spirit of Lipscomb Essay FIRST TEN First Row: Marie Owens, Mary Nelle Copass, Winner; Burton Grant. Second Row: Bill Roark, Era Mae Rascoe, Marilyn Douglas, Miriam Clem- ents, Sue Green, John Shelton. Absent from Pic- ture: Walter Pegram. Vice-President BURTON GRANT Secretary ROSALYN HALE Treasurer Sergeant at Arms ERA MAE RASCOE HENRY PEEBLES President GEORGE YATES SENIORS PATRICIA ADKINS Dramatic Club, '48; Spanish Club, '48; Current Events Club, ‘48; Cheerleader, '49- Chorus, '49; Ensemble, '49; Student Board, ‘49; Wittiest Girl, '49; Backlog Staff, '49; Senior Play, ‘49. LEAMON ANDREWS Band, '47, '48, '49; Song Leaders Club, ‘47, '48, '49: Intramurals, '47; Spanish Club, '48; Music Club, ‘48. HENRIETTA BUCKNER Chorus, '47, '48, '49; Ensemble, '48, '49; Dramatic Club, '46, '47, '48, '49; Student Board, '49; Senior Play, '49; Davidson County Club, '46; N. F. L., '47; College Girls' Glee Club, ‘47. VIRGINIA BEASLEY Chorus, '47, '48, '49; Spanish Club, ‘48; Home Economics Club, '48; Music Club, '48; Dramatic Club, '48, '49; Senior Play, '49: Current Events Club, '48. MIRIAM CLEMENTS Spanish Club, Secretary, '48; Dramatic Club, '48, President, '49; Cheerleader, '49: Chorus, '49; Student Board, ‘49; Editor of High School Babbler, '49; Sen- ior Play, '49. MARY NELLE COPASS High School Chorus, ‘47, ‘48, '49; En- semble, '48, '49; Winner of Spirit of Lipscomb Essay, '49; Dramatic Club, ‘48; Art Club, '48; Nature Club, '48; Spanish Club, '48. POLLY COVINGTON Dramatic Club, ‘48, '49; Spanish Club, 48: Current Events Club, ‘48: Senior Play, ‘49. LOREE COX Band, ‘49. BILL CREEL Intramurals Softball, '46; Basketball, '47; Nature Club, '48; Spanish Club, ‘48; Song Leaders Club, ‘49. JOE CULLUM Song Leaders Club, '47, '48, ‘49; Chorus, ‘48, '49: Men's Glee Club, ‘49; Basket- ball, '48; 'B' Basketball Team, ‘49; Davidson County Club, ‘46; Spanish Club, Vice-President, '48; Junior Play, '48: Senior Play, '49; Backlog Staff, '49. SENIORS MARILYN DOUGLAS Miss Backlog, '49; Treasurer of -Sopho- more Class, '47; Most Versatile Girl, '49; Home Economics Club, Vice-President, '48; Nature Club, Secretary, '48; Babbler Staff, '48; Backlog Staff, '48, '49: Junior Play, '48; Senior Play, ‘49; Dramatic Club, ‘48, Vice-President, '49; Current Events Club, '48; Music Club, '48. BETTY DUNCAN ROY EZELL Civitan Medalist, '49; 'B' Team, Cap- tain, ‘49. JAMES FARRELL Song Leaders Club, '47, '48, '49; Cho- rus, ‘47, '48, '49; Men's Glee Club, '49; Spanish Club, '48. CAROLYN FOWLKES LESLIE FUJIWARA Song Leaders Club, ‘49. PHYLLIS GARRISON Dramatic Club, '46, '47, '48, '49: Home Economics Club, '48; Music Club, '48; Current Events Club, '48; Business Man- ager of Junior Play, ‘48. BURTON GRANT Bachelor of Ugliness, '49; President of Freshman Class, ‘46; Vice-President of Sophomore Class, '47, Junior Class, '48, Senior Class, '49; Junior Play, '48; Sen- ior Play, '49; Song Leaders Club, '47, '48, '49; Chorus, '48, '49; Spanish Club, President, '48; Men's Glee Club, '49; Business Manager of Backlog, '49; Sec- ond, Spirit of Lipscomb Essay, '49; Bas- ketball B' Team, '46; Basketball, '46, '47, ‘48, '49, Alternate Captain, ‘49; Baseball, '47; Intramurals, '46; Tennis, '48, '49; Most Versatile Boy, '49; David- son County Club, ‘46. SUE GREEN Dramatic Club, '49; Debate Club, ‘49: Senior Play, ‘49; First Ten, Spirit of Lipscomb Essay, '49. ROSALYN HALE Secretary of Freshman Class, '46; Treas- urer of Junior Class, '48; Secretary of Senior Class, '49; Student Board, ‘48, '49; Home-Coming Queen, '48; Most Popular Girl, '48, '49; Junior Play, '48; Senior Play, '49; Dramatic Club, '46, Secretary, '47, '48, '49; Chorus, '47, ‘48; Librarian, '49; Ensemble, '48, '49; Music Club, '48; Babbler Staff, '48: Davidson County Club, '46. SENIORS GEORGE W. HEAD Song Leaders Club, ‘47, '48, '49; Band, '47, ‘48: 'B'' Team, Basketball, '47; Bas- ketball, '48, '49; Baseball, '48, ‘49; Intra- mural Softball, '47; Golf, '47; Spanish Club, '48; Chorus, '49; Men's Glee Club, 49, BETTYE ROBERTA HIGHT Dramatic Club, '49; Chorus, '49; Debate Club, '49; Senior Play, ‘49. DICK HIGH B Team Basketball, '46, '47; Davidson County Club, '46; Chorus, '47, '48, '49; Song Leaders Club, ‘47, '48, '49; Dra- matic Club, '47; Spanish Club, ‘48; Men's Glee Club, '49. JUNE JENKINS Chorus, '49; Dramatic Club, '49; Home Economics Club, '48; Spanish Club, '48; Current Events Club, '48. PATRICIA LANDON D. A. R. Medalist, '49; Dramatic Club, '46, '47, '48, '49: Music Club, '48; Home Economics Club, '48. MARTHA LENOIR Dramatic Club, ‘47, ‘48, '49; College Girls' Glee Club, '47, '48, ‘49; Chorus, '47, '48, '49- Ensemble, '49; Music Club, ‘48. ANN McCANDLESS Dramatic Club, '46, '48; N. F. L., ‘47; Current Events Club, '48; Debate Club, '48, '49: Home Economics Club, ‘48. ROBERT MITCHELL Basketball ''B'' Team, '49; Song Leaders Club, '49; Intramurals, ‘49. GLORIA NAPIER Home-Coming Queen, ‘49; Senior Play, ‘49; Dramatic Club, ‘49. SUANNE NEAL Dramatic Club, '47, '48: Debate Club, '48: Current Events Club, '48; Home Eco- nomics Club, ‘48. SENIORS MARIE OWENS Secretary of Sophomore Class, '47; N. F. L., '47: Most Intellectual Girl, '47; Junior Play, '48; Senior Play, '49; Senior Attend- ant to Home-Coming Queen, '49; Dra- matic Club, ‘48, '49. - MARY FROST OVERALL College Girls' Glee Club, '47, '48, '49; Chorus, Accompanist, ‘48, '49; Home Economics Club, '48; Nature Club, ‘48; Music Club, '48; Junior Play, ‘48; Dra- matic Club, '46, '47, '48, '49. HENRY PEEBLES Wittiest Boy, '48; Junior Play, '48; Sen- ior Play, '49; Song Leaders Club, ‘47, '48, '49: Debate Club, '48, ‘49; ''B Team, Basketball, '48: Basketball, '49; Spanish Club, '48; Babbler Staff, '49; Intramurals Softball Winners, '47; David- son County Club, '46. WALTER PEGRAM Band, ‘46, '47, '48, '49; Intramurals, '47; Current Events Club, ‘48; Men's Glee Club, '49; First Ten, Spirit of Lipscomb Essay, ‘49. WILMA RAINEY Dramatic Club, '49. ERA MAE RASCOE Miss Lipscomb, '49; Vice-Presidert of Freshman Class, '46; Secretary of Junior Class, '48; Treasurer of Senior Class, ‘49; Most Athletic Girl, '47, '48, '49; Cheer- leader, '48, '49; Student Board, '48, ‘49; Junior Play, '48; Senior Play, ‘49; Editor of High School Backlog, '49; Backlog Staff, '48; First Ten, Spirit of Lipscomb Essay, '49; Chorus, ‘47, Secretary, ‘48, '49; Ensemble, '48, ‘49; College Girls’ Glee Club, '47, '48; Dramatic Club, ‘46, '47, '48, '49; N. F. L., '46, Secretary, '47; Music Club, Secretary, ‘48; Davidson County Club, ‘46. BILL ROARK First Ten, Spirit of Lipscomb Essay. TOM ROBERTS Music Club, '48; Spanish Club, '48; Sen- ior Play, '49; Chorus, '49; Men's Glee Club, '49; Song Leaders Club, '49. JOHN SHELTON Junior Play, '48; Senior Play, '49; Back- log Staff, '47, '48, '49; Art Club, ‘48; First Ten, Spirit of Lipscomb Essay; Bab- bler Staff, '49; Chorus, '47, '48, ‘49; Men's Glee Club, '49; Dramatic Club, '46; Davidson County Club, '46; Camera Club, '49, LOIS SMEDLEY SENIORS BUDDY SMOTHERS THOMAS TRIMBLE Senior Play, '49; Dramatic Club, ‘48; President of Student Body, '49; President Song Leaders Club, '47, ‘48, '49; Intra- of Junior Class, '48: Student Board, murals, '46. Chairman, '49; Most Popular Boy, '48, '49- Basketball, ‘47, '48, '49, Alternate Captain, '48, Captain, '49; Baseball, '47, '48, '49; Junior Play, '48; Senior Play, '49; Tennis, '48; Chorus, '49; Song Leaders Club, '47, '48, '49; Debate Club, '49; Intramural Football, ‘47. ree =) SHIRLEY SPOTSWOOD Senior Play, '49; Chorus, '49: Dramatic Club, ‘49; Davidson County Club, ‘46, DOROTHY UPCHURCH WILMA STEPHENS HAROLD SUTTON GEORGE YATES Song Leaders Club, ‘49. President of Senior Class, '49; Captain of Cheerleaders, '49; Backlog Sports Ed- itor, ‘49; Chorus, '47, Vice-President, '48, President, '49: Men's Glee Club, '49; Senior Play, '49; Student Board, '49; Music Club, Vice-President, '48; Dra- matic Club, '46, '47, Vice-President, ‘48; Baseball, ‘48, '49: Basketball ''B'’ Team, ‘48, ‘49; Intramurals, Basketball Champs, Track, '46; Song Leaders Club, '47, Vice- President, '48, '49; College Men's Glee Club, ‘46, '47; College Quartet, ‘46; High School Quartet, '47, '48; Band, '46, '47. Choristers, '46; Alabama Club, '46. Mignonette, Senior Play JOUSNG OsneS Junior Play Cast — eat of , Joy Anderson Marian Andrews Ann Barnett Jane Bass Mary Beacham Ben Bradshaw Bill Bradshaw Joyce Brent Wilma Capps James Carrigan Charles Cartwright Betty Claxton Myra Crabtree Doris Cummingham Jimmy De Moss JnUS Nel Oak S Paul Cillingham Earl Ray Douthitt Georgia Durham Gene Embry Peggy E=e.| Marian Fish Patricia Fogarty David Foren Lynne Gilmore Doris Harmon Betty Sue Hunter Ruth Hutcheson Carolyn Johnson Helen Kirby Betty Jean Maxwell Norma Fay Peay Marlene Pinkston Juanita P'Pool Jimmy Shacklett Shirley Shoulders Felix Speight J SUNS Oa Rees Walter Nannie Gloria Osborne Barbara Quarles Evelyn Reasonover Beverly Stebbins Virginia Waggoner CLASS OFFICERS JIM MYa SHACK LET Pcs 1b oi Jeet eee ee President BILLS BRADSHA Wer ae. a state, ae eee Vice-President MWARUANLEISH 2). cher wd hae eee Secretary PAT FOGARTY a Cuiehaattin Ae et eee Treasurer WALTER@NANNIE® 33) 5.204. on. cee nee Sergeant at Arms Dick Batey William Brown Katie Cummins Bobby Foster Jewell Baugus Mary Ann Bryan Ronald Denton Cliett Goodpasture Jack Beasley Margaret Clack Joanne Edmondson Ellis Gregory SOPHOMORES Julia Bradshaw James Clipp Charles Eubank Donald Wayne Hamrick Edmund Briley Luella Craig Ronald Forehand Wanda Henley Kennard Hill Martha Hubbard Hulene Jarrett Bob Landon Joanne Loring Joanne Loyd Ann Lucy Marianna Mayes Christine McFerrin Robert McGowan Charles Mitchell Emily Morrow Jeanne Parrott Billie Pinkston Joanne Rankin Robert Roark SOPHOMORES Lucy Lenoir Pat Meyer Charles Newsom Poggy Rose Joanne Starks Mary Ann Thornton Gene Ward Ina Mae Swann Sammy Tatum Marjorie Totty Carolyn Turrentine Reita Warren Mary Ann Wilson SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS DICKS BATE ert tc ct. cn sai-ct ste eng. WILLIAM BROWN WANDA HENLEY ....... DONALD HAMRICK ........ EDMUINDEBRIRE Viana aie. ee cta araac Oe ee ae President Vice-President Secretary ..... Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Buddy Taylor Agnes Walls Charles Thacker Norma Sue Warren Ann Anderson Shirley Clipp Sue Anthony Joel Dark Allan Cullum Helen Dunn FRESHMEN Bobby Bartlett Sara Ann Elliott Bayron Binkley Betty Ezell Pat Boone Peggy Hall Betty Boyd Katie Gilmore Martha Buckley Herbert Henderson Mary Hill Burton Donald Henley ener gprs emnttenerpterem Dorothy Bush Hubbard Hill Betty June Cantrell Joe Holland Naomi Carnahan Frank Hollingsworth Tommy Carter Edine Hornbuckle Babs King Margie Newman Ann Potts Cathy Knipfer Mary Jo Osborne Lucy Ann Sally FRESHMEN James Lee McDonough Ina Clair Parrish Harold Smith Lou Mosier Charles Morris Bill Phillips Joy Pierce Neal Smith Kay Upton Douglas Wright Travis Whitely CLASS OFFICERS DONALDSEENLEY sagt. oe arr _....... President PA, BOONE : circcit cae oe teria ata. Sa hace Vice-President BABSHIKING Peete cntrta me mapa Sites csl ois peuers Secretary ELEANORSPAGK epee Sent erstelksin a: oy: Ghpsualiay nee xe Treasurer BAYRONGBINKLEY 2 tron eee tece oc Sergeant at Arms Mary Jo Nash Ann Ray Donald Vanhooser Tommy Warren GIRLS' ENSEMBLE First Row: Buckner, Turrentine, Copass, Rascoe, Starks. Second Row: Potts, Hale, Parrott, Hutcheson. Third Row: Henley, Adkins, Lenoir. : MEN’S GLEE CLUB First Row: Farrell, Boone, Carrigan, Roberts, Henley, Speight, Shel- ton. Second Row: Cullum, Head, Hiqh, Grant. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS | First Row: Warren, Lenoir, Bradshaw, Turrentine, Parrott, Baugus, Mills, Knipfer, Henley, Osborne, Hubbard, Sally. Second Row: Craig, Director; | Starks, Clements, Copass, Mayes, Warren, Ray, Osborne, Jenkins, Overall, Hornbuckle, Henley. Third Row: Mangrum, Miles, Reasonover, Hunter, Thornton, P'Pool, Potts, Hutcheson, Adkins, Rascoe, Secretary; Yates, President. Fourth Row: Grant, Bryan, Beasley, Hale, Librarian; Boyd, Ezell, Elliott, Parrish, Shoulders, Tidwell, Buckner, Roberts. Fifth Row: Shelton, Vice-President; Speight, Boone, Trimble, Farrell, Head, Cullum, High, Carrigan. DEBATE CLUB First Row: Hamrick, Green, Hight, Burton, Henley, Palmer, Sponsor. Second Row: Cullum, Trimble, Forehand, Meyers, Goodpasture. Third Row: West, Peebles, Clipp, Batey, Gregory. ; DRAMATIC CLUB First Row: Rascoe, Bradshaw, Anderson, Hornbuckle, Lenoir, Hight, Green, Cox, Clipp, Barnett, King, Clements, Loring, Ray, Cummins, Edmondson, Baugus, Mayes, Waggoner. Third Row: Turrentine, Spotswood, Hale, Pierce, Beasley, Pinkston. Fourth Row: Carter, Forehand, Clipp, Goodpasture, Henley, Batey, Hunter, Smothers, Knipfer, Swann, Fluty, Mills. Lucy, Rankin, Douglas, Owens, Quarles, Claxton, Peay, CAMERA CLUB First Row: Hamrick, Burton, Henley. Second Row: Goodpas- ture, Clipp, Forehand, West, Sponsor. Third Row: Grant, Shelton, Batey, Carter. Jarret, Potts, Cantrell, Gilmore, Hunt. Second Row: Boyd, Osborne, Napier, Buckner, Crabtree, Fogarty, Reasonover, Harmon, Overall, Landon, Ezell, Parrish, Meyers, West, Trimble, Dark, Shelton, Carter, Grant, BABBLER STAFF Henry Peebles, Miriam Clements, Editor; John Shelton. BACKLOG STAFF Sea‘ed: Douglas, Salesman; Adkins, Salesman; Rascoe, Editor; Osborne, Assistant Editor. Standing: Grant, Business Manager; Cullum, Salesman; Yates, Sports Editor. SONG LEADERS CLUB First Row: Sutton, Cullum, Grant, Shelton, Bartlett, Henley. Second Row: Holland, High, Peebles, Mitchell, Speight, Farrell, Elam. Third Row: Gregory, Meyers, Forin, McDonald, Hamrick, Carrigan, Morgan, Head. Fourth Row: Batey, Boone, Henderson, Roberts, Goodpasture, Cartwright. THOMAS TRIMBLE President of the Student Body STUDENT BOARD Seated: Miriam Clements, Jimmy Shacklett, Rosalyn Hale, Thomas Trimble, George Yates, Marian Fish, Era Mae Rascoe. S’anding: William Brown, Dick Batey, Henrietta Buckner, Walter Carter, Donald Henley. Y) = O a8 Y) ja Za Y 7) a O ee Vv) oO Zz V—) Lipscomb Lipscomb Lipscomb Lipscomb Lipscomb Lipscomb Lipscomb Lipscomb Lipscomb. Lipscomb. Greenbrier Gainesboro die” aS Peabody North Duncan Hume-Fogg Gainesboro Cohn Dasher Bible Captain Trimble, Coach Phillips, Alternate Captain Grant MUSTANG RECORD 124 FIRST FIVE Left to Right: Dick Batey, William Brown, Thomas Trimble, Burton Grant, Bill Bradshaw. 22 mat 25 24 28 52 32 35 237 Lipscomb. Lipscomb Lipscomb Lipscomb Lipscomb Lipscomb Lipscomb Lipscomb Lipscomb Lipscomb Howard ... West conn Alumni Howard ... Duncan ... TRS Sears Manager Bobby Bartlett DICK BATEY TOMMY TRIMBLE WILLIAM BROWN Sophomore ... most improved man... Captain . . . good follow-up man... Sophomore .. . good side shot excellent-floor man... good passer... good one-hand shot . . . played heads- rebound man... good future in store. good whirl shot. up ball .. . good future. F BILL BRADSHAW BURTON GRANT Junior . . . dependable . . . long-shot Senior . . . excellent rebound man artist . . . good floor man .. . plenty endurance player . .. never gave up of scrap. . . . smooth ball handler. BEN BRADSHAW HENRY PEEBLES G. W. HEAD BUDDY TAYLOR BOBBY FOSTER Junior . . . good on long Senior . . . saw little ac- Senior . . . follow-up man Sophomore .. . fast floor Sophomore .. . shots... good guard... tion, didn't complain... . . . dependable substitute man... . tricky ball han- defensive ball crip shot artist , . . scrap- Usually Got tip a). nes . . . good passer. dler . . . plenty of scrap. good eye... PY: bound man. The Mustangs started out with a bang this year with the same men held over from last year with the excep- tion of Al'’ Bartlett, who left by way of the graduat’on Coach Phillips didn't know what he would do for height to begin with, but as the season got underway he He ended up the season with four of his first five hitting the six-foot route. gave every man a chance to show his ability. mark or better. The boys got off to a good start by downing Green- brier by a large margin and cont’nued their win streak through the next five games. The second game the ponies had was up in the hills of Tennessee where they met some strong competition in the Gainesboro team, going “nip and tuck'’ all the way, finally coming out on top with experience. a well-earned victory score of twenty-four to twenty-two. The T. |. S. game wasn't easygoing, but the score was a little higher than the others had been, being fifty-eight to thirty-one. The Lipscomb-Peabody game was a close thriller as the ones were last year. This game was played on their large floor to which the boys were not accus- tomed, but using the tight ''Phillips' Zone'' they con- quered Peabody thirty to twenty-nine. North and Duncan were the next on the list to go down, and that's what they did through smooth ball handling and good shooting. started in these games, but when they did get started The Mustangs were slow getting they really showed that they could play ball. Hume-Fogg really put up a good fight on their floor needs more First Row: Dorris, Dillingham, Cullum, Captain Ezell, Douthitt. Embry, Manager Cartwright, Foster, Alternate Captain Mitchell, Briley. and went all the way to win by ten points, which was the first loss handed to the ponymen. Six out of seven games was not a bad Christmas present to Coach Phillips. After this first loss, the ponies got in a slump that cost them most of their next eight games. Gainesboro for the second time, but later fell to a mucn They won over stronger team, Cohn, by a score of thirty-five to twenty- eight. The ponymen had an easy win over Dasher Bible School, but fell to Howard, who went a long way in the tournament. With West coming up next, the boys put on an extra hard practice, but their effort was in vain. Howard came up next, and the ponies bowed again to them. Duncan was out after blood this time and got it in a MUSTANG B's twenty-four to twenty-three victory. T. |. S. bowed to the ponies again, but then Cohn came back to win an e'ght- point victory over them. Lipscomb coasted on in by winning the rest of their games, which amounted to the victories over Hume-Fogg, the Alumni, Peabody, and North. This rounded out the '48-'49 season with thirteen out of twenty-one wins. Practice began for the tournament with Coach Phillips drawing Ryan for their first game. The boys played hard ball to make a good showing, but ended with a downfall, thirty-six to thirty-four. season for the Mustang record. Here's to you, boys, and This completed another good may you have another good year next year and in the years to come. COACH MOE FOSTER Second Row: Yates, CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Miriam Clements, Era Mae Rascoe, Julia Bradshaw. Back Row: Pat Adkins, George Yates, Carolyn Turrentine. Absent from picture: Babs King. Shovel in the coal’ Daily practice HOME-COMING QUEEN Gloria Napier with Senior Escort Burton Grant Sophomore Attendant, Katie Cummins; Junior Attendant, Ann Barnett; Queen, Gloria Napier; Senior Attendant, Marie Owens; Freshman Attendant, Kay Upton. Comin’ through the ball BASEBALL TEAM Last year's ball club with nine of this year's returnees. TENNIS TEAM These three form the nucleus of the tennis team: Ben Bradshaw, Bill Bradshaw, and Thomas Trimble. MR. BUFFINGTON Eighth Grade MRS. DOUGLAS Seventh Grade MRS. FOY Fifth Grade MISS GLASS First Grade MISS GLEAVES Second Grade MISS HILLE Music E L E M E N T A R vf Fr AO (OF JENOL ae- COP} mn MRS. HOCKADAY Kindergarten MISS LEONARD Principal Third Grade MISS PARRISH Fourth Grade MISS SPARKS Kindergarten MISS WHITEHEAD Sixth Grade i ¥ EIGHTH GRADE ae Ne NULL SEVENTH GRADE JTOOHOSS AYVLNIW314 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY Adcikinss Pataca: 6. tee cee, see ee 1826 Brown, Memphis, Tennessee ANWeKSON JANMNs os Goc0 eu neg Rede an ee Maxey Lane, Nashville, Tennessee Anderson, Lee............233 Boscobel Heights, Nashville, Tennessee AnGensonmMabtha Oy ue mein eye Sycamore Landing, Tennessee Andrews, Leamon....... 109 Roosevelt Drive, Madison, Tennessee Andrews, Marian ...........109 Roosevelt Drive, Madison, Tennessee TNWSOUN, SOs ceva cc sn ak ae 1003 Glendale Lane, Nashville, Tennessee AiKeny. Donnaney) sn ener Observatory Drive, Nashville, Tennessee Bainme ttre tinea nee eee yee 605 College Street, Dickson, Tennessee Bartlett, Bobby........ .1035 Woodvale Drive, Nashville, Tennessee Bass, Martha Jane ......... 1707 Blair Boulevard, Nashville Tennessee Batey, Dick..... .....1605 Green Hills Drive, Nashville, Tennessee Baugus, Jewel... . 3114 Long Boulevard, Nashville, Tennessee Beacham, Mary E. .... David Lipscomb College, Nashville, Tennessee Beasley, Jack.......... 2108 Granny White Road, Nashville, Tennessee Beasley, Virginia ......... 2605 Barton Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Binkley, Baynompe se) ne) aan 1711 Neal Terrace, Nashville, Tennessee Boone, Pattee ore 1209 Lone Oak Road, Nashville, Tennessee Boyd, Elizabeth Lee.......... 120 Overhill Drive, Donelson, Tennessee Bracken, Gerald.....-.. 50 Cowan Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Bradshaw, Ben Allen...... 3700 Rosemont Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Brads naw aio || ese 1130 Woodvale Drive, Nashville, Tennessee Bradshaw, Juliane acre nee 1130 Woodvale Drive, Nashville, Tennessee Brent OVCe rear amine agree 1929 Lebanon Road, Nashville, Tennessee SMES, NWN waco ce cee ee de see Route 3, Murfreesboro, Tennessee Brown, William R. . _1412 Pennock Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Bryan, Mary Ann .. .........3622 Wilbur Place, Nashville, Tennessee Buckley, Martha Jane ....2525-A Blair Boulevard, Nashville, Tennessee Buckner, Henrietta ...... 1830 Green Hills Drive, Nashville, Tennessee Burton, Mary Lawrence ......... Hillsboro Road, Nashville, Tennessee Bush, Dorothy Jane........ 408 Patterson Street, Nashville, Tennessee Cannady, Gene. ........4003 Murphy Road, Nashville, Tennessee Cantrell, Betty June .... 1333 Pennock Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Capps Wilinameaees. tee ee here ee Goodlettsville, Tennessee GarnahanwiN aoe ae eee. 296 Due West, Madison, Tennessee Carrigan, Jimmy...... .....Route 3, Columbia, Tennessee Carter, Lomi amen serie 170! Ashwood Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Gantone alton. eee rs ee eee 9188 Hartwell, Detroit, Michigan Cartwright. Chanles (ons. neers eee eee aVergnon lennessee Clack, Margaret... cc ides 1024 Trinity Lane, Nashville, Tennessee Claxton, Betty Ruth. ... ..553 Rosedale, Nashville,. Tennessee Clayton shane sary sameeren eg ene at eee Sarasota, Florida Clayton Joe wm eet nee wne _....Sarasota, Florida Clements, Miriam . . Box 399, Murfreesboro, Tennessee Clipppventcs:© ene David Lipscomb College, Nashville, Tennessee Clippwshinleyneen= se: David Lipscomb College, Nashville, Tennessee Cohoon, Nancy Belle .......708 East Selma Street, Dothan, Alabama PopassmVery, Nell cut. a ene an ee enna Franklin, Tennessee eee ey ee ine College Grove, Tennessee Rt eta Wa et hs Bata eae eee Wolcottville, Indiana Craig, Luella.............2510 Oakland Avenue, Nashville, lnaseeoe Creel.” Bill sete Sn yan teeeeenee Caldwell Lane. Nashville, Tennessee Guliuinatee Alliance ee Caldwell Lane, Nashville. Tennessee (Sully TOO. oe 5s ese osee sume Caldwell Lane, Nashville, Tennessee (Ciminennniins;, (Meuse oe eno ne cen een Tyne Boulevard, Nashville, Tennessee Cunning hari) Oy Satta Franklin, Tennessee Dark aicelat. ne ees 1103 Morrow Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee DeMoss; wames Allenwae eee ae Maudina Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Dillingham, Paul....... 2107 Ninth Avenue, South, Nashville, Tennessee Donnelly, James Frank 322 Thirty-Third Avenue, North, Nashville, Tennessee BOGE, INOc cunt one oats 1615 Eastland Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Douglas, Marilyn. ....... 052. 1207 Pittman Place, Nashville, Tennessee Doutta pla 1101 Caldwell Lane, Nashville, Tennessee Duncan, Ruth Elizabeth Route 8, Box 563, Temple Terrace, Tampa, Florida Dunn, Helen Reese ..................Route 1, Madison, Tennessee Durham, Georgia Ruth..... 3700 Central Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Denton, Ronald......... 1023 Burchwood Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Edmondson, Joanne ... Route 2, Charlotte Road, Nashville, Tennessee Ellyn [mMGes sc eon nce ces 3931 Gallatin Road, Nashville, Tennessee Elliott, Sara Ann.................... Route 2, Brentwood, Tennessee Emlbrya Geneu 9s... 0508 David Lipscomb College, Nashville, Tennessee Eubank Charles 505 Foster Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Ezellis Betty elm rote ee ee McGavock Road, Nashville, Tennessee aah RSCIW, gags ap ooo 8h 2 1622 Lebanon Road, Nashville, Tennessee Exell Roy seen acne see ae McGavock Road, Nashville, Tennessee Beirne; GMOS: on os oa ck nae 1402 Natchez Trace, Nashville, Tennessee Fish, Marian............1119 Glenwood Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Fluty, Mary Ann..........2014 Eastland Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Fogantvinbats nevasetnr lee ea ee sane 516 Union Street, Bangor, Maine (elvebaMatm: carey on de aye ove So 1825 Bridge Street, Paducah, Kentucky Forehand, Ronald....... 1317 Greenfield Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Oren iD ayic a ere 2817 Belcourt Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Fosterm booby. tae eee a 511 Lovell, Nashville, Tennessee Fowlkes CGarolym 2. e208 55 ane Pasquo Road, Nashville, Tennessee eho NAIM EYL. oe. no oe oe 204 Manchester Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Fujiwara, Leslie. ... 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Arrington, Tennessee 1709 Litton Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee 3500 Grayswood Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee David Lipscomb College, Nashville, Tennessee Ean eae 4809 Elkins Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee ._Waterworks Road, Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee . 3908 Granny White Road, Nashville, Tennessee ..3908 Granny White Road, Nashville, Tennessee 300 West Walnut Street, Dickson, Tennessee _.. Francis Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Lenoir, Martha..... Loring, Joanne. . URE Ym Sena ase pinks sors e McCandless, Ann .. McDonough, James Lee . McFerrin, Christine McGowan, Robert ...... McKinley, Jeff W. Mangum, Charles .. Martin, Dale. Maxwell, Betty Jean .... Mayes, Marianna .... MeventaiPatiacm cnaene aca Miles, Nellie ...... MullenwRallohaeee asa se ae Mills, Beverly. Mitchell, Charles ..... Mitchell, Robert L..... Moore, Fran k B. ...... Morgan, Harold Morris, Charles. Morrow, Emily Mosier, Mara Louise .... Nannie, Walter.... Napier, Gloria Dean Nash, Mary Jo..... 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College Grove, Tennessee 1202 North Second Street, Nashville, Tennessee . Smyrna, Tennessee Ge 69 Sage ee ae Battery Lane, Nashville, Tennessee 522 College Street, Covington, Tennessee 1008 Douglas Avenue, South, Nashville, Tennessee Brentwood, Tennessee ...13 Watson Avenue, Montgomery, Alabama 270! Belmont Boulevard, Nashville, Tennessee _,209 McKinnel Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee .....1701 Holly Street, Nashville, Tennessee _1134 Shelton Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee _..1405 Linden Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee eet 2817 West Linden, Tennessee Nashville, a WE: 4109 Park View Circle, Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee 2502 Capers Avenue, Bluefield Avenue, Donelson, Tennessee 1310 Grandview Drive, Nashville, Tennessee Brey ce Cythera even ars Ja. Route |, Arrington, Tennessee .......1033 Belvidere Drive, Nashville, Tennessee Tennessee Tee 1113 Lischey Avenue, Nashville, 1431 Pennock Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee ees ee Grandview Drive, Nashville, Tennessee eT 9) Ae Whites Cree me Tennessee 111 Boscobel Heights, Nashville Tennessee _...124! North Fourth Street, Paducah, Kentucky eo 1205 Acklen Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee 1701 Lischey Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee otek ae gee 1308 Villa Place, Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Fa ee 407 Hadley Street, Nashville, Tennessee Route |, LaVergne, Tennessee 1254 Forrest Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee 912 West Greenwood Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee P'Pool, Juanita Quarles, Barbara Rainey, Wilma. . Rankin, Joanne Rascoe, Era Mae Ray, Ann. Ray, Bonnie Jean Reasonover, Eve'yn Rorits, Bill soos Roark, Robert. .. Roberts, Tommy Rose, Peggy Sally, Lucy Ann Shacklett, Jimmy Shelton, John... Shoulders, Shirley Slate, John Thomas . Smedley, Lois Smith, Neal Smothers, Buddy... . Speight, Felix... Spotswood, Shirloy Starks, Jo Anne Stebbins, Beverly Stephens, Wilma Sullins, Carol Sutton, Harold Swann, Ina Mae 2909 Granny Wh ite Road, Nashville, Tennessee 311 Harrison Street, Nashville, Tennessee Crestview Drive, Nashville, Tennessee 1016 Battlefield Drive, Nashville, Tennessee 1704 Bonner Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee 1900 Holly Street, Nashville, Tennessee . Madison, Tennessee ....221 Treutland Street, Nashville, Tennessee ..323 Forest Park Road, Madison, Tennessee 520 Elaine Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee 1109 Graybar Lane, Nashville, Tennessee LOE AO cnn ..Celina, Tennessee 2503 Westwood Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee 1017 Burchwood Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee 320! Overlook Drive, Nashville, Tennessee 1614 South Third Street, Louisville, Kentucky Sha a 826 Bixler Avenue, Madison, Tennessee a Se Daisy, Tennessee . Hermitage, Tennessee .. 1029 Noelton Lane, Nashville, Tennessee ..421 North Fifteenth Street, Nashville, Tennessee 1110 Jefferson Avenue, East Point, Georgia ..1401 Woodland Street, Nashville, Tennessee .. 1284 North Parkway, Memphis, Tennessee -Route 2, River Road, Nashville, Tennessee _.. 1115 Woodvale Drive, Nashville, Tennessee 1009 Twentieth Street, West, Bradenton, Florida Route |, Donelson, Tennessee Talbert, George E... Tatum, Sammy .... Taylor, Buddy ..... Thacker, Charles .... Thornton, Mary Ann ... Tidwell, Patricia... . Tinsley, Hugh .. Totty, Marjorie..... Trimble, Thomas Turley, Myra Ann .. Turrentine, Carolyn . Upchurch, Dorothy Upton, Kay . Vanhooser, Donald Waggoner, Virginia Walker, Jimmy. ..... Walls, Agnes Ward, Eugene ..... Warren, Norma Sue . Warren, Reita Warren, Tommy Watts, Jimmy. . West, Gwin Whiteley, Travis ... Wolfe, Johnny..... Womack, Billy...... Wright, Douglas... . . 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