Memphis State University - DeSoto Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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UNSUNG STANDHBY Each year in Teachers College will be formed a small group of students who are willing to live by the motto, Service above Self. Vv ' ise students give freely of their time and abilities in pro- moting the various college activities, carrying on with the details and hand work needed, with no thought of personal gain or glory. They are content to do the necessary work behind the scenes so that others may obtain fame for themselves and their college. They do their class work well and still have the time and energy to do the tasks which are necessary in college activities but not spectacu- lar. These are the unsung and often unappreciated college stand- bys. A committee made up of students and faculty have selected ten members of our student body who are thought to be deserving of recognition In the college annual as Unsung Stand-bys. Paul Boensch, Mattle Fowinkle, Marie Griffin, J. D. Johnson, Robert Jones Bob Matthews, Dorothy O ' Kelly, Dudley Robinson, James West, Margaret V illiford

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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

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3n ifMemoriam PEGGY ARMOUR 1923-1940 BEVERLY N. SEYMOUR 1914-1940 JOHN HENRY FORMAN 1921-1939 RICHARD SHERROD JACKSON 1920-1939 JAMES EDWARD NUNNERY 1921-1940