Martin Methodist College - Spinster Yearbook (Pulaski, TN)

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Ist Row-Goolsby, Taylor, A. Staniield, Gowan, Ingram, Hammond, Darwin, Fel'- Dotto, Fentress, Eatherly, Collins, Stone, Ammons, McClelland. 2nd Row-Warren, Long, Nickell, D. DePriest, Reavis, Perry, Dowlen, Dollins, Johnson. 3rd Row-Sutton, Lester, R. Moore, McCord, Stevens, Bost, Pitts. 4th Row-L. Stanfield, Hilliard, E. Crow, K. Moore, K. Crow, Dickey, Howell Abernathy, Gann, Elam, Daniel, Davis, Coble, Mason, Harwell, Miss Gay, Wagstaffi Smith, Buford, Winstead, Lane, B. Marsh, Deuser, Quillen, Starnes, Humphrey, Wilson Daly, Troxler, Ralls, Hudson, Cole. T R A M P S Officers Junia Darwin ............. ............... ..................... P r esident DOlO1'es Fel' DO'EtO .......... .................. V ice-President Sara Ruth Hammond ...... ........ S ecretary-Treasurer Miss Gay ............-------.----------.--........................................... Sponsor The Tramps is the hiking club of Martin. College. It has the largest enrollment of all the clubs. It meets almost every Saturday of the early fall, spring, and summer months to go on hikes to places like Hick's Cut, Fort Hill, Pigeon Roost, and Pond Hill. After the hikersnreach their destination, they cook their supper which consists of juicy broiled steaks, hot dogs, or hamburgers with buns, pickles, onion, pork and beans, cookies, fruits, and coffee. Needless to say the Tramps go for the food. After this main feature of the hike, the Tramps play games or sit around and talk, depending upon the quantity they have eaten. Then the girls divide into groups and as they walk back to school they get harmony on everything from Qld Kentucky Homei' to Dinah,'. By the time they get back to school and see the other girls dressed for dinner they look very much like Tramps. J ,T wllllmlllmiilllllaflwmmlalilllllifilffgam'lll4rf1llf.114 p Page thirty-four l l l is l i

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Ist Row-johnson, Taylor, Fentress, Humphrey, Dollins, Lane, Ammons. 2nd Row-Reavis, Davis, Dowlen, Perry, Troxler, Eatherly, Miss Meade, Harwell, Stephens, Daly. p 3rd Row-iMcCord, McClelland, Couch, Goolsby, Coble, Darwin, Fel' Dotto, Bost, Mason, Hudson, Hammond, Ingram. HOBBY CLUB Floy Goolsby .......... ........... P resident Dorothy Fentress .,.,.,.. ...................... V ice-President Lucy Margaret Troxler .... ....... S ecretary and Treasurer Miss Mary Meade ..... ...... ....... S 1 Jonsor . The purpose of the Hobby Club outside of plying one's hobby is to eat, drink, and be merryn. The meetings are held each Saturday n.ight in the Hobby Club room, and there one may see anything from Miss Meade and her knitters to girls writing letters to that One and Only . Two nienibers are joint hostesses at each meeting. The club stunt this year was a Gypsy Twilight Scene which was very beautiful. In fact, there's no place to go that serves the purpose as well as the Hobby Club when one wants a bit of friendly comradeship and a cup of tea. Illflllllljlllllllll WllllllllllllllllllfllIII! Page 1: ifrty-six li