Milligan College - Buffalo Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)

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CLASS OF 1939 ESTELLE CORNELIA ELLIOTT, A. B. DUNGANNON, VIRGINIA Here ' s to The Maid with the Flaxen Hair ! She is not a Comedy of Errors , nor a Midsummer Night ' s Dream , but take it As You Like It , she ' s just what she seems. We beUeve she ' ll be an apt drama critic. CLARENCE EDGAR F AIR, B. S. Elizabethton, Tennessee Tall, talented — but not timid — that ' s a tiny descrip- tion of our Feeder Fair. He is outstanding in basket- ball and one of Milligan ' s most popular boys. f % JOHN NEWTON FUGATE, B. S. Tazewell, Tennessee John is known as the boy who always lends a friend- ly helping hand. His gentleman-like qualities, his un- derstanding nature, and his appreciation of the fine things of life ins for him a warm place with all. He is worthy of the biggest responsibilities. LANORA MARIE GEISSLER, A. B. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Because Jackie is one of Milligan ' s most efficient, trustworthy, and beloved daughters, she is the most outstanding student on the campus. She is interested in everything — and she is a true German at heart. PHILLIPS HOWARD HAMLIN, B. S. Oneida, Tennessee I breathed a song into the air, It fell to earth, I know not where. Such is the optimistic philosophy of our beloved Ham as he does good in unexpected ways. An impromptu genius at the piano, he has stirred many souls by his merry melodies. OLIVE MYRTA HINDERER, A. B. Johnson City, Tennessee To know Olive is to appreciate her -a faithful worker — and happiest when helping other people. One who can see the brighter side of the picture and is always willing to take time out for fun. 1 BUFFALO Page 15

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THE SENIOR JACK ALDERSON, B. S. Norton, Virginia Jack ' s chief claim to popularity is his quiet unassum- ing personality. May the same! spirit that has won him laurels in athletics take him over the hurdles of life. TORREY WOFFORD COPENHAVER, A. B. Johnson City, Tennessee At first acquaintance one is struck with Torrey ' s beautiful long black hair, radiant face, and invigorating pep. Her musical laugh is charming. Yet, in spite of such a good first impression, to know her is to like her more and more. WILLIAM ELLIS COX, B. S. Johnson City, Tennessee Cheerful, cooperative, a good man to have around. His willingness to do his part is shown in his efficiency as circulation manager of the Stampede . WILLIE BLANCHE CRAWFORD, Chucky, Tennessee A. B. ' « To know her is to like her. Blanche is Queen of the Chinese checker board and is ever ready to lend assistance to anyone in need, meeting all adversities with an unfailing sense of humor. RUDOLPH AMBROSE DRALLE, B. S. Sewaren, New Jersey Rudy , the silver tongued orator whose only wish is for someone to give him a million beautiful girls — one at a time — is nevertheless a number one in his chemistry and a hard worker. CHARLES FREDERICK DUGGINS, A. B. Greeneville, Tennessee Dug is never found shirking; he always assumes his share of responsibility. His winning personality makes him a congenial fellow. First in classroom and first on the gridiron, but destined to be a bachelor. Page 14 THE 1939

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THE SENIOR HOWARD CHANDLER JOHNSON, B. S. Humboldt, Tennessee Howard is a good student, a patient lab. instructor, an ardent lover and a sensitive soul who will have perfect bed-side manners. Here ' s to his success as a physician. JAMES R. LAWS, A. B. Elizabethton, Tennessee Bumble Bee Laws — co-captain on the football team. A bee in the bonnet of the opposition . Destined to go far in this world. JAMES TREVOR McLEAN, B. S. Alamo, Tennessee Handsome, clean-cut, and friendly — these are three of McLean ' s good points. As an undisputed Shakes- peare of the basket-ball court he has done an excel- lent job. D. A. MULLINS, B. S. Jenkins, Kentucky A kind and gentle heart he has. To comfort friends and foes — . This is a quality that has given D. A. a warm spot in the heart of every Milliganite. KENNETH NOEL, B. S. Greeneville, Tennessee Always willing to let his own work go and help someone else. A good football player and cooperative, Noel has a helpful word for all. MYRA LEE OLIVER, A. B. PiNEY Flats, Tennessee A good student who sees only the bright side of things, and has a complimentary word for everybody. Page 16 THE 1939