Memphis State University - DeSoto Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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personalitie: The DeSoto proudly presents these STC students whom their fellow students have chosen as Campus Personalities. With the exception of the Freshman Queen, who Is elected by the Freshman Class; the Football Queen, who represents the Sorority which sold the highest number of tickets to the T Club Dance; most valu- able student selected by the faculty; a student ' s election determined the title holders.

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D vJ Jeanne Kenyon and Ed Palmer — the two most versatile personages at STC Haggard Cherry — keeping in close touch with the thing that made him the most athletic at STC Mary Ann Gehm — who sports the latest in wearing apparel Corinne Clendinin — in one of her most popular poses Carolyn hHall — wilh the face that launched a thousand Freshmen 1. Fredna Pearce — the first lady of the College. 2. Agnes Gwinn — definition of Personality. 3. Mildred Willis and Billy McComas — It ' s smiles that make us friendly. 4. Geraldine Presley — Inspiration to Gridders. 5. Johnny Van Vulpen — Beau Brummel of STC. 6. Elma Roane — Most athletic — driving a long one out to left field. 7. James Stroupe — Kampus King, Mr. Popularity, and Mr. Personality — when it reigns it pours. . 8. James West — from all directions West is most valuable at STC. 9. Mary Gladys Webb — in all the regal splendor of May.

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Paul Boensch, Jim Enoch, Jeanne Kenyon, Bill McComas, James McCullough, Ed Palmer Fredna Pearce, David Robinson, Elma Roane, James Stroupe, Mary Gladys Webb, Al Whitman The students pictured on this page were selected to represent State Teachers College in Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. The National Who ' s Who selects the students nnost outstand- ing in scholarship and extra-curricular activities on college campuses throughout the country. Under the guidance and leadership of these students, and with the co-operation of the administration, our student body has gone forward in the past year to greater achieve- ments than ever before. HIO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN ES AND UlNiVERSITIES